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Letters by “Lucky” Baldwin’s Daughter en Jazz to Cees LOS ANGELES Whited Press) ra Rakiwin Stoc WM jazz today in Peedings that have t Money of B. J Twenty-four been woff &re presen: the attorneys thr Mond lors With start & rute ments There was a record-t tendance at the h hearing of the petition Snyder's petition Blocker, his mot fompetent to Bakiwin's money hear more letters “My Irish * read Canadian Band Is Guest of Seattle Phe Silver Band, of Victoria, B. ¢ Seventh Try Charm; Big Balloon Lands CLEVELANI Ma Z members who have Rental bands ov e@ an open.air auspices of th on F square Saturday Other concert wit t fon Army citade!. Fi Washington st. at 745 nm PLAN BLAINE P r reaidents of WH picnic at Woodland park Sine 2 =The gathering will be in formal, and there will be no speaking @r dancing. This is t gathering former I held in Seattio. NIC from he than an hour Maj. J structor the champion H. Maranville at the statior passengers Yakima Leads for Friendship Bonds making the B. P. 0. Elks Presents “The Mikado” of 60 People—10 Principals 50 in Chorus. Metropolitan Theatre That Yakima ix showing in the “Friendship F drive, to raise fuds for devastated Northe on in the ac the is the announcement made ampaign commit nt Ness, of ally agr bonds, but he has LAST TIMES TONIGHT “The Parisian ae WITH VIOLA DANA TARTING SUNDAY— A STUPENDOUS DRAMA OF LIFE IN THE YUKON “THE WAY = STRONG ‘ Featuring ANNA = NILSSON JACK O’DALE at the WURLITZER “Wicked Husbands” L-KO Cemedy THE MAN IN DEBT IS IN BONDAGE! HIS MAN lives under works against heavy plays with difficulty. He’s lost his ambition, “his “pep” has disappeared and his initiative is gone. He cannot make himself until the debt is unloaded. pressure, odds and The savings bank plan is one way to prevent debt. By laying aside each week a fixed sum the chances of going into debt are almost eliminated. Why today? Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank Second Ave. and Cherry St. not start a savings +Combined resources Dexter Horton Trust and Savings and Dexter Horton ational Bank THE SEATTLE STAR ATURDAY, MAY 24, 1919. MORGAN DANCERS Appear on Moore Program; Wilkes Has Popular Cohan & Harris Comedy; Lew White Heads Midsummer Folly Company in Musical Comedy at Levy’s Or- pheum; Pantages and Palace Hip Have Bills; Elks to Present “The Mikado”; turn Engagement. Variety Vaudeville Alexander to Play Re- 1—Lillian Mar! onday. 3—Lynn Cor Midsummer Folly Co rvan, MOORE Nearly s ina ¢ e of comedy matd of the tm Marion Mor rama t plays « 4 by " and Harris Wilkes theat To Ivan M handling the e the play, that of a young chap. y no tr convince the firm, for works, that it pays to a jen to Miss Morgan has developed ¢ o novement fc distinction. An jens there are 15 » omedy situations, The act is gorgeously ut on top. Grace Huff, firm comes dancers staged, Datsy can pianist the new Orpheum bill \iw rated as one of the of the present season. Batley ee p Melt Rays Renick, Henr Nellis, the young Amert- | tan and the reat of the Wilkes play is another feature Of] of are suitably cast Miss Nollis | oe beat planists | nay ace HIP A comedy sk which includes singing and piano playing, presented by Ethel Arnold and Earl Taylor ts | scheduled to k off with Hine ° Hip when the Ban have a will and) Cowan, the joker and the Songster musical skit; Swift and present “Offer $3,000. John Na J head hane prese “Birds « al fan Emile and Taylor is aniat an act Indian is a pantomimic d cast, including uline Price? travel weekly concert complete | ordinary Idle," and benidesx xeenlc effects, dane! “The Bert Ford and P Kinograms, thy i the orchestra bill includes some whirl PANTAGES A bevy of baby vampires a scheduled to cause a lot of fun at the Pantages next week n a comedy Baby Heading t an, @ Burr jots of mus nges of Dunbar end Jordan have a Nagel and Gre and a clever 6 abtiets elty wir . « A pretty din the LEVY'S ORPHEUM Lew Wt will be the ce Fun at M summer | Orpheum nter Abie Kabibble of attract which has all alon, and dancing em many friends tages circuit * four other acts on the! Harris and Hanlon sketch, “Uncle Jerry at Maidie| De Long, the bug; Will rris, tramp and the Victoria Four, in A Western hown on the SS A THEATRE rd at Pike reing power they n Opr baseball M pla comedy pieture will be creen SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Crane Wilbur “Devil McCare” ompan, Man 1 prof artist COMING T0 THE MET veing theatre, in Ale June 4 of myster tarting the man r played here something weeks last year and houses ery per formance Be having — the ibility to mystify, Alexander ha en of humor, which he to advantage all thru hi First Time Shown xa | Alexa litke thre | drew capacity Seattle “Know Neighbor” Christie Comedy Ford Weekly work | New feats of magic |added attractions are his new program, under “The Show of Wonders.” and special included in the title,! having special at the Py of the entages One chorus gir THEATRE rRognamMs METROPOLITAN day wight, Prtd The Mikado,” Fetkes to uw uy S ORPHEUM—The ompany in Midsam “Fun at deville, featuring wusieal comedy act. Manager Newell Miller kes theatre, announces that the attraction of the Wilkes for the week starting June be the well known asd po frama, “Hypoer . f Walton Tully, noted dram. ist and producer, haw just re turned to New York from an tended tour of the United Sta during which he visited the lead the al centers with agview studying conditions, partictlarly they apt to affect the thea trical business during the coming year. According to Mr, Tully ald be the best ever known urning soldiers will natural- are next sea beginning with of the!" FIND HERO TOLD A TRUE STOR Court Martial Exonerates Yankee Birdman Will Investigate Illiteracy Here 1044 Hen SEATTLE MAN FOUND DEAD ON R. R. TRAIN fifficulty in enlist fn the Philip and Panama, it has allow tnfantrymen of any ene places « to army Jani it in Ne yf and then re >» Paris, where » Appear for is ur furing he Mixx Janis w with Al J Zoston opera h netted $150,000 to the Victory loan NEED THIS SPRING Of a Good Tonic Medicine, Nerve Builder and Blood Purifier Is greater than ever before: The nervous strain, worry anxiety caused by the war. The debilitating effects of the ter rible influenza,” grip and pnew in monia The depletion of the blood by in. door life in Winter, Have tremendously overdrawn the “lobscure little village t t and NOW PLAYING “A WOMAN'S FOOL” FROM OWEN WISTER’S FAMOUS STORY “LIN McLEAN” WHERE TOWN CRIER STILL HOLDS FORTH PARIS, May %4.—In ol days the town crier was cognized insti tution thruout, France. But when the art of printing came in, the new papers drove the town erier out ¢ There wh a re re the town crier still announcements. In an e is an old ain street ud beats a drum to attract ention of the populace when is news to be given out. There is no newspaper, When the armiktice was signed the people of that village learned of it from the crier makes his man who stands at th GIRL, “VA Having school girls in nto School an edict “vamp room, the school Superintendent barring the State 1 issued A fly is not very tall, yet it stands are parts of France, | « of the University school of mines was entertained Bri- |@ay noon by a luncheon given at the | Army and Navy club by the indus- trial bureau of the Chamber of Com- merce and Comme: ercial Club, Sympathy is the connecting link n joy and sorrow. LIFE |The world is what we make ft, 1 | | | / | If we look for (nye 3 we'll fonorgd it Wherever th || For man dot In hin daily Mite how deep in sim, s some ’ in might, he loves in reflect. ||te mat Mai factor in fp atre: ment given many tho will have reserve strength of nearly every man.and woman. This makes the favorite Spring medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilia, more of a nbcessity now than ever before. For your impure, exhausted blood, and for that extreme sure to come, pr ‘© yourself now Today begin to recover your lost strength by taking Hood's, Sarsapa-| rilla, the standard Spring ‘medic and blood purifier, which cres keen appetite, aids digestion anc similation. Remember Hood's Pills if you need a mild laxative. AMUSEMENTS| twee MOORE ans! AN AMERICAN ACE Diero; Herschel Bernard; Nora Straws; Kinograms. 10-2 $I Mats., 10-25-50e Orpheam Vaudeville dos. Aerial Henlere; Kelly; Al KAY with M THEATRE PLAYERS SUNDAY COHAN & HARKIS' COMEDY HIT IN TH ‘It Pays to Advertise’ —THE COMEDY OF A THOUSAND LAUGHS— AND THEN SOME Sat, 206 31¢—Plus Tax off Chance which Eth 1 Barry in New! WILKE Pine STARTING WITH A MATINEE GREAT ACTS Nights, 30¢50¢. Mats, San. Wed., RGK BROADHUR RAMATIC SUC “THE WOMAN ON THE INDEX” LAST TIME TONIGHT tired feeling | over six feet without shoes or stock ings on Theatre CONTINUOUS DAILY—1 TO 11 Palace Hip Big Double Bill HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE Arnold and Taylor Comedy Skit, “Put Out” DeWinter ‘and Rose The Indian Idyll.” Zeno, Dunbar and Jordan Comedy Flying Act. Three Musical Queens Singing and Mus 1 Novelty. Nagel and ¢ “Those Versatile The Kregerg Novelty Wire Artists. FEATURE PHOTOPLAY MAY ALLISON The Metro Star a “CASTLES IN THE AIR” M uts.” Weekday nd Sundays, 20¢ PANTAGES Matinees, 2:30—Nights, 7 and 9 BEGINNING MONDAY AFTERNOON “SOME BABY” Breezy Musical Comedy, with Agnes Burr, Johnnie Keenan and a Bevy of Baby enn $ ~ STEVER & LOVEJOY — Singing and Dancing Stars. Harris and Manion, in the con “Unele Jerry at the Op Maidie DeLong, the baseball bug; Will Morris, tramp comedian; and Victoria Four, singing and comedy, General Admission ..........25¢