The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 20, 1919, Page 3

SOME DOUGHNUTS! 00! BIG CROWDS! DON'T DELAY! Come at once to see the astounding MAR- SHALL NEILAN photoplay production of “RUPERT HUGHES’ greatest of all stories “THE NPARDONAB Here the When the t bre Are—replacement t trainioads of Yanks ar VETERANS LIKE CITY WELCOME = Motor Car “The Unpardonable Sin” is one of the few great pictures, to be compared in every one’s mind as he sees it, only with Griffth’s “Birth of a Nation” in its graphic story, artistic sureness and quality of cast. was provided Red Cross nm from the organiza tremendoy every m ighboys» with a het break workers men and w vation And ped themer Nobody in Seattle will willingly miss this picture. The only safe thing to do isto COME AT ONCE, and as early in the day as possible. “THE UNPARDONABLE SIN” will be here LY A FEW DAYS LONGE REMEMBER—Complete performances start exactly on these hours—11, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9. REMEMBER—You may now RESERVE mezzanine loge seas IN ADVANCE FOR ANY EVENING per- formance. « of Columbu: motion loughboys a letter and Konig ticket good for ture ‘ wanted the write a friend club, Mo Chamber Y. M. ¢ Labor Soldiers club | Knights of Columbus and Salvatior army one or meet ransportation cl ommerce, } temple an Hated Parading u can’t much we terta of Ion begin to realize how ppreciate this form of en t* Pr W. A. Hayes ’ We hated pa when we nme ate oO ing so m ‘ ar A Home Recipe for Chapped Hands A face or tollet cream roughness of the eur . to alter prevent and chapped hands and cracked lips, Afternoon Prices—Loge seats 50c, all other seats 25c, children 11c After 6 P. 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They kept us in New York jays, and du that tin pa ded 150 1 We Western boys were but pm wn in Littie Old New York Hroadway'« 1 de know y us from ng » we replacement troops we Own, but every man c Weat was den hour of lib York with the a single erty during our stay it wag differen New York City men in the division Of course, wae oe i hey were given 4% hours’ liberty Continued From Page oO One Ty right of the bat and on top of that! Re lad were given another 24 hours lieve me, we of the Weet are ante ed at the at hers, wiv train arriv King g to welcon ent. Among thie morning a few mm: stepped from Furzi, Vern J d, Andrew Hart eorge Benan, Carl A. Pe John Lappas, Tom Bar and Geo. M train " ion of 6:20 & o'c a Welcome that w © memory pated. Red Cross Women Have a Busy Job Feeding 600 Men It kept eight right hour Tuesda fee into doughnuts en to the ne the clock ok an woop The then arrived oy rested unt beg can r long of those who partici Red Cross workers almost pouring cof ing out has and on their toes for morning tins, mess ' and ban 600 hungry ‘olled into the King st breakfast straw ballot showed the men were “mighty strong” for Mra. W R. Crawford, commander of the workers, and her They tickle the way the § ¢ arranged thi rolls ne yards before A elpers: wore is the real thing,” C. | 1812 E. h ost., sald. “This boys are really pleased at being able | to do what they want, with the op. 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