The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919. StS (AVERSA SS FREE MATINEE 91st Commander Addresses WOMEN | ONLY = SATURDAY 10 A. THE FIRST 500 WOMEN AT THE DOORS SATURDAY 10 A. M. ADMITTED FREE wnt tor taining the age of W. H. Johnaton, com. of the Wild Went, o1st di inion, was the principal speaker at 1 banquet given by the Loyal Legion day night at the rye hotel for univ one ye She Is Everywhere! You cannot « LAST CALL TO SEE the biggest, most lavish, most impressive photoplay ever brought to Seattle aystem would prove a sure Holsheviam, by teaching meaning of Amer ‘ing the rich and id. “There would understanding be These are the remaining chances: Thursday—5, 7 and 9 p. m. Friday—11, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9. ralses Navy The Wild W hen she meets you; hen she kisses you. in rage, her eyes swol- len with tears, her cheeks pale and hollow, She is @ little #ister of the night. She dventurous’woman of the day, Her Her heart 1» cold. ints her lp she stands amander pr ulead in an heart is warm You Cannot Escape Her! Starts Saturday ‘ THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE ‘A great modern drama of compassion—a panorama of worldly sympathies, pity, re- gret. that all America remain united until after peace is ajened and the war ert past. ‘Thien will be the time to start investigations I think little will be found that will form just basis for criticiem,” de 4 Beals New President He dwelt at length on the edues tional advantages of both army and and in touching upon the his waid th wn for repe nie in It is a play that will live, but even if it comes back here six months hence it will not have the advan- tage of the beautiful musical setting ac- corded it by Bram- billa and his = sym- phony orchestra of 31 artists, navy tt eut. Col, Walter B. Beals, who France ted presi dent of the Washington commandery of the Loyal Legion; Acting Enatgn *. Tarr, senior vice commander Calhoun, U. 8 N., retired junior vice nander; Frank ¢ Shipley and Ralph L. Er (im stilt in wa eee The orchestra is play- ing “William Tell” as a concert number. Albert Nightingale plays a cornet solo, “The Rosary.” THE MOST DARING PICTUREoF act TIMES “RUPERT HUGHES’ ™, Astounding Story Q recorder nest, treasurer the guests at the dinner WOMEN TO HELP. CONTROL 6.0. P, Hayes Promises Equality With Men Leaders SIN ieee Reserved seats in the meezanine loges are now selling for beth Thurs- day and Friday nights —_—_—_—_—__ LS Directed in Person By WASHINGTON, May {United Preme>—Women voters will be wel med into the republican party as dividuais on full equality with men| and not as @ separate group, Will Hayes, chairman of the national re ———— ee |Dublican committer, nad today | His statement of the future atti “TAPS” IS SOUNDED tude of the party toward the rapl tally | With a military bugle to sound | increasing woman vote was made at |"Taps” Mra Mary A. Brockett,|® Conference of the women and men| mother of two sons taking part ir,| Publican leaders from all staten.| MARSHALL NE LANJE (Beauty Culture) Here is a method of removing hair or fuzz that ts unfailing and is quite inexpensive: Mix a thick paste with some powdered delatone and water and spread on hairy surface. After 2 or 3 minutes, rub it off, wash the/ skin and every trace of hair has van: | the present war, was buried Wed neaday afternoon at Lake View cem otery, WILL ATTEND CONVENTION George Wileox, transfer man of It follows passage of the suffrage amendment in the house by a large majority, foreshadiw ing ultimate national suffrage. ja political party,” jis, that the rights of the individual members to participate in the man “There is but one possible rule for | said Hayes. “That | A story of our town and of every other town in the civil- ized world; a ray of light that penetrates the very in of human hearts. A wonderful picturization of the world as it is, as it always has been, as it always will be. It will make you think. It will make you talk. ished. No harm or inconvenience | Fremont, and W. 8. Mayfield, Bal-|a«tment of the party's affairs must} results from this treatment, but be/lard undertaker, will leave Seattle |be and remain equal. The republic-} careful to get genuine delatone.—Ad-| shortly to attend the annual Shrin-|&n women of this country are a part | |¢re’ convention in Indianapolia, of the party membership. They come| - ~ into this party actively, not as wom en, but as voters entitied to partici i pate, in so far as the present legal hattat ons permit, just as other vot-| And you will remember it as one of the most elabor- ate, powerful productions you have seen in months. y Starts a \Saturday DEMOCRATS TO SPREAD FAITH! Hope to Overcome “Anti-| Administration” Spirit | Woot Ohe one Poe UNTIL SATURDAY STARTING TODAY NIGHT ONLY TWICE NIGHTLY, 7:15, 9:15 MATINEES, 2:30 “THE IN A | ” | Arrest Woman as , TIGRESS | Bad Check Passer 97 a Atter a wenreh of three months, |3 v Todd. of Port | on complain ; | with | wothens tn ms in VIOLA DAN rr A Peppery Story of French Underworld Sen ae he bore Press.)—Democratic will preach the faith 22, — (United! high priests to the Midd West next week, in the hope of as ing what leaders term the antiad ministration attitude. Among the speakers Homer Cummings man of the democrat mittee; A. Mitchell F general, and Carter Gl of the treasury, ac received here today Politicians said the Invasion will amount to the launching of the democratic national campaign. will be oe New chair national com Imer, attorney is, necretary cording to word UNDER 14 NOT ADMITTED DRAG SAXON MINISTER | OF WAR TO HIS DEATH (Special to. The Star by N. 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