The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1919, Page 3

’ . Find No Mercy.” wi . > ednesday night will be “Elles Ten ruby-eyed tenants of the clty Night” at the Liberty theatre in rT) AN E ” bastile who passed in review before| | of Charlie Davis, exalted his honor, the police judge, were| | Tut, Whe takes an imporsant part in “The Komance of Sent sadder, wiser “and lees affluent) | tle,” the local movie which is Wednesaay—“ELKS NIGHT” Tuesday whing w big hit with ¢ ie . fans is here now—The Star's ¥. Pat « ; u hae inquired City | i ; i ric Neate LLA torney Pat Tammany ten consecu ee - wwith eo tor A CE she gt The Coliseum Fashion Show takes - my URLITZER You responded nine of the! piace tonight at 7 and 9 o'clock. It your friends L boarders win % “Ten bucks,” was the court's com-|ing —” “ePented Wednesday even ing | tenth victim of the alleged illegal brew declared he dru A Nomance of seattle,” the Seat How many you have? tle-made movi a mak a big hit asked the court at the Liberty thin week Bleht « # of eld respond ee | ed Joe McG " prisoner Shadowiand” is the name of al And you don't member falling Se@utiful new motion pictu m n thru the glass door aine ntly put on the market by No, ait the publishers of the Motion Picture ‘Ten dollars; «it down with the | News the Motion Picture Clas rest of your friends sic, The colored phote pha of the Jeremiah Casey, who admitted he | Yarlous players are p arly fine joust with the cups, made a had Bg for his liberty, declaring | Crane Wilbur is to write a photo: TO SPEAK gagementa in that war Admiral Sampson | In the recent world a Salva Army nd his stories of the exp France left hard! w on orne a dr convention hall. His trib }dom, when he told why ster of the gospel, is an duced an ovation. | The story of how he h * get Into the Salvation Ar | Was one of the most inter |has come from France ; J VER | toler tn the trenches, m: peal for him to help the Salvation ‘Y Army, #0 he enlisted and, U pine with the Saivationists q the same boy was repd dead, then a deserter The chaplain then tells the armistice was over that boy alive and well record with the America |SERVICES HELD FOR Let's ge buy Boldts French 5 Uptown, Mit 34 Aves dow try. town, ed THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919. Cider Hoister _and His Mates hin painting arm—he i# a painter—-was paining himself something awful, and that jail was no place for a rheumatic m, But he got $10 along with the HERO CHAPLAIN HERE |Elks to Hear Harry Jones Thursday Night Chaplain Harry W. Jones, who last week swept the Elks’ conven tion off tte feet with his t to Etkdom and his stirring stories of the recent war, will address Seattle 2, BP. O. EB, Thurs Jones was & chaplain in the United States navy in the Spanish American war. He was in 12 en rving with ar he was » worker riences in eye in the ute to Elk he, a min n Elk, pro appened to my service venting that His boy, a ade the ap while serv in F orted, ance, firat how, after he found with a fine n forces in | 4 Germany. The boy ts still in Ger £ tun | FORMER PROSECUTOR | mans " as Mra, Jones {s accompanying the Puneral services for James F. Mo-| oo). cn his Western trip. They Elroy, formerly prosecuting attorney of King county. who died Sunday | morning, were held at Sacred Heart |church, Sixth ave. and Bef st. at 9 a m. Tuesday. Interment was made at Calvary cemetery. The pail-bear ers were: George Donworth, Jobo * Eden, W. H. Marks, Walter &. Fulton, Charles H. Farrell and KR. M Dr. F. J. Palmer directed will arrive on the Sound kane Wednesday day evening TRUSS Tow URE Can be eliminated by wearing ¢ Lundberg Rupture Support. We| free trial to prove its superior. | A. LUNDBERG Co. 4101 Third Ave. | Kinnear. ‘Seattle, | the music the leadership of EH. | 531 25th ave, and j Allen Hitchings, is bac k jafter hanging up a new | climbing Mount Rainier. | seven hours and ten m feat said by [never to have been equa’ Scouts who made the from Spo- He will speak to the Tacoma lodge of Elks Wednes BOYS BREAK RECORD CLIMBING MOUNTAIN A party of 14 Boy Scouts D, Cunningham. Scout under Master in Seattle record for From Camp Muir to the summit in inutes in a professional guides led. climb are Stanley Richardson, 14 years old. Ralph Hershey, 12; Charles Hart NOW THRILLING CROWDS—The 8-Act Sensation nett, 13; Sam Reading, 13; Frederick Held, 15; Charlier Dagget, 13; George Nickell, 14; Thomas Mosher, 14; | Rufus Buck, 14; Wesley Eldridge, }15; Fred Oelachiagel, 17; Nela Hart he M a Mm mM ot K |nagle, 14; Frank Conrad, 17, and | Dean Cutting, 15 Spectacle Seattle automobile it Automobile club heade |B. Williams, deputy Williams declares he h of uncalled-for plates in 1,500 more in Olympia. Search is being made for Thomas Lee Heninge’ land, to inform him of th kn |quested to notify Mrs. Inger, 912 Corbett st. P z a, (a on el a ne os cl ea NG 2° GUNIVERS! Macaulexr Famous Novel One of the most stupendous screen productions ever seen here, SYMPHONY Fj ORCHESTRA» ASHION SHOW é Gowns Tuesday and 31 Men Under Brambi a Wednesday Nights MOTORISTS ADVISED | | -TO OBTAIN LICENSE, owners lhave ordered their 1920 license plates | nd failed to get them should inquire | who F, of quarters, cretary . announced Tuesday nan 60 sets! Seattle and He says mix- | ups are due to motorists changing | addresses without notifying the state, | PORTLAND MAN SOUGHT in Seattle r, his father there. Funeral arrange- ments are being postponed until jthe son can be found. Anyone wing of his whereabouts is re orma Hen- | rtland, Ore. | an nl a a a a a ae | Ni , Pic ENGAG, Se NIO A AIE HATE | (ej cture D, { eT | Charles Ray Is Flivver ® When It Comes to Salesmanship—in Film “3 pla for Norman almadge. Shepherd of the Hills, A noreen Version of the famous story by Har old Dell Wright, will be shown at ne Metropolitan ne week T . j ropolitan next ‘ } This is the way Charles Ray starts out to sell his rheu- Pearl White will appear in ber |Matism cure with which he intends to win a fortune, in second Fox film, a story written by “Bill Henry,” a sparkling comedy, filled with romance, at nrey Maxim tentat! utled “Re |the Liberty this we However, as a salesman, Charles is eas a “flivver,” so he transfers his talents to the hotel business, Allan Dwan is to release all his|Where he meets success, a girl and a fortune. productions thru the alart Film as net corporation Monte Blue, altho already under 4 one-year contract with the Famous Players Lasky other for ft Glimpses now has signed up an Fatty Arbuckle . ™ * STRAND V ws Fleet in 4 qenaws. pnecnans | Biate Tenement * sateet picture, “ |Soclety Exile,” is showing a “ ” ler Overseas Plane | Strar 1 thin week It was adap Fatty Arbuckle seema destined to for the wereen by Ouida Berger, f follow in the wake of other noted Weekly; Bathe News ware: gp’ <9 moe A a ara a Be fig 3 af the and becot COLISEUM" Whem the Gods Would Bad as All That.” | i Nn mal romance Miss Ferguson takes the role of | aviator Ile decided to fy rinks 7 4 ee puma the ede tee kan Teetertck im | | NOP’ Shard, a charming young came in, to see the maneuvers. t} Roortng. ! Americ eatery ire on who has written #0 happens that the studio where he see on weteae aeasite “ah ania“ antl in now working at Culver City ad-| = & maa: ona £0 he te rig ‘carn joing an aviation field and Fatty has| 5 Coane Weikaey Sole | |e aun teniatediy, bot Le ot ches | been seen of late stealing away be-| in “Riders cea shia Gan ae aa be ceel er: . : | hopes, until one day she overhears nm “ to gage fondly at the Mereid Herd! | nim plotting with his sister how to the biplanes that st like huge] | comedy: Bray joaraph ‘ win Nora's million: winged fish o ne rund Ct y ys " ean “we c th yb h yn ground. Also he! “The Unnecessary Husband”; Alki That settles Lord Bissett. An r around the hangars a lot and Bathing Girl Hever; News Pie- | | gered he promises revenge watches them putting the airships trinla a . tastes Pickford in “Daddy what makes Nora | He accosted the boas of the shops . |the other day lip “What's the heaviest machine ents Sod On. ASO Mee yeltve aah” ke Bsa mH nin | Thinks”; Ford Weekly } pre is a dog comedian who dt 9 lye gore, SL | makes a big hit in “Daddy Long Bll i» big enough to | 9¢ ~ - | Legs” the Mary Pickford feature at | arry you and a pilot,” was the re ie 2 |the Rex thix week. This canin ate dec’ te* dickies the cotens CLEMMER drinks part of a jug of hard apple | amet t tt” declared te comedian.| Practical jokes usually are pe cider and then gives a first rate nade the trip to San| trated by t with an axe to eri imitation of a tippler trying to make Pedro safely Frederick's ¢ of Roaring in Pi “Th and play He mays now he has some improve River,” bibition. 6 Photoplay. urrent his way home after a too-liberal im. jMents in mind for a plane. the postmistr the Western | “Daddy Long Legs” is the first I want to arrange them so they'll |town, who inserts a matrimonial ad@-| production Mis« Pic kford has made be simpler. I want to get a machine|vertisement and thru it lures an|at her own studio, and she paid that a man can start by himself and| Eastern girl out West, runs true to | $40,000 to Klaw & Erlanger for the jJump in before she leaves terra | form nereen rights of this famous stage | firma; something that will operate| Jealous at being jilted by the big | play. | ke an automobite.” “catch” of the district, she tries to | see "a ho ane wa? We may have com-|humiliate him by bringing ghim face | COLONIA edy in the air some day to face with a girl who Flaims he The Colonial is dra < Anyhow, when Patty's fertile brain | proposed to her thru the correspond: | tention re agente rept Bete ns | mets busy something usually hap-|ence route. Unknown to him the | pearance of a group of girls who yo jPens, and there will be a chance| jilted girl had used his name in the | hibit pretty bathing suits and also | here for his inventive genius as wel! as his ability to see the funny side Jof everything ad to bring the other girl out W Her plans go astray, however, whe the man in falls in love | with the innocent victin rt sing and the cane tures ta Colonial The Jack leading Sullivan roles are played by and Pauline Starke. see take a Edna I MISSION Harry Carey closes a four-day en gagement at the Mission tonight Little Vivian Martin will be the star In the screen ptation of Frances tion at t the Frederick dance. aw pack se: *urviance is the girl. eee CLASS A As a Man Thinks” ts the attrac he Class A. Leah I The girls are ap- pearing in conjunetion with the pie | dresses up and the city dandy has to © 8.8 | The featur y is“ u 8 | The feature photoplay is “The Un. COLISEUM necessary Husband,” with Bessie The axsansination of Fran Barriscale starred Joseph and hie wife ia shown in the ee opening nes of “Whom the Gods | LITTLE Would Destroy,” the featur photo Charlie Chaplin is bringing in the play at the Coliseum this week. How | laughs at the Little theatre this 4 young American inventor whol|week by hia interpretation of an |happens to be in Europe when the farmhand who loves a | breaks out, rescues a pretty ountry maid. A city dandy e 1 Belgian maid and does import « to the village and attempts t service work r to cut Charlie out. Then Charlie in told in the following Raird is star of this story, which is a ae é screen version of Augustus Thotnas’ Hodgson Burnett's popular story, | original stage play of the same ‘ Louisiana,” which opens Wednes- | parr ‘Th P day Frank Clayton sees no harm in a le Peace Much of the comedy is provided by | firtation with a pretty little model, | of R an old negro mammy nurse, the|but when his wife's name is linked 0. tragedy by a jealous, hott ‘1 | with that of another man, it's a very ” young mountaineer, and the drama | aifferent proposition, and causes no River and romance by the hero and|end of trou etween the two in heroine, while Mixx Martin, with her |this photoplay story Sie usual versatility adds to the produc: | sud lees A Gripping tion with a goodly measure of each| John Bowers has signed a new Drama of element | contract with the Goldwyn company Trickery, . eee tae y———_— soem censnrnmthatinsnlDitialeanaties Passion, * Love and } Hubby Is Back From War | Romance Redciounees aortas ® _—* fad KFO Re TURN 1EN eT a ad a ee LT SS ad \ H. Palmerston Williams gineers is back home at New Orleans, La, separation om The happiest star in movieland is Marguerite Clark, in real life Mrs. Yor her hubby, a first Meutenant in the en- Here they are after their Satisfactory Terms Always me GROTE-RANKINCe. OTTO F) KEGEL, President Store Hours From 9 A. M. to 5 P. M, aS = Here Is a Range Deserving of a Place in Your Kitchen MONARCH Malleable Ranges Are reliable—they perform exactly what you expect of a range, and do it quickly and thoroughly. Superior in construction and appearance and simple to operate, the Monarch Malleable Range offers the best and most satisfactory investment to the dis- criminating housewife. Monarch Ranges come every need. in several sizes to meet Terms to Suit Your Individual Needs. Grote-Rankin—Pike and Fifth—Grote-Rankin Hold Ex-Soldier Whom U. S. Agents Trace to Coast The son of a wealthy resident of n, Tex., Fred T. Robinson, is in the city jail, held at the in stance of federal officials on a charge of stealing 200 army blankets and/ forging a check of $400 Robinson, who was formerly a sol-| dier, and later a civilian employe at Camp Travis, Tex., was arrested by | Patrolmen J, O'Neal and J. R. Moore | Better Glasses Carefully Fitted by Skilled Optometrist Priced \ Reasonable. } We fit enuine Monday, It is alleged that while a|} KryPtok, lasses, civilian employe, Robinson sold 200/] focal tor far and blankets, which he represented as |] near visions. surplus army goods. Police say he received in payment a check of $460, made out in the} name of Lieut. John Lightburn, | which he subsequently cashed on a forged indorsement | Robinson's father is water and sewerage commissioner of veston. | Broken Jens duplicated, WEGNER OPTICAL C DR. R. DB. WEGNER, Mer. Rexistered Opt: 227 UNION STREET Between 2nd and 3rd Aves, Now—A sympathetic story of love at cross-purposes with the lovely Venetian canals as a background—