The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1919, Page 4

i<EUMI A bot Home of 100% WNTIL FRIDAY } ONLY the hig Double Show 4 “A ROMANCE OF SEATTLE” The Star's Sensationally Suc cessful Motion Picture Comedy, and Pictures Tonight—Fréd ay NIGHT Then Gone Fy >rever The awe-irisy piring internatior mJ love mance 8-act ro- Gods Would Destroy” with Kathryn Adams SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA “BILL HENRY” 31 Mon under Brambilla on the Wurlitzer Coliseum's News Service TO ‘s IN REUNION , Aug. 28.—None Weighed 2,000 pounds, brit! We started out to say was, 6/1/ @ttended the annual reunic m of | family here. 4 peas DOUGHBOY HAS CAMP MILLS Y. Aug. 28 Some member of the 18th Engineers, last week for Chicago, who left here probably has a diamond ring in his dler-i-kia, (sxc sce Again —~ how it happened. i-ka has been wort? ; | Mra. 8. F. Proud possessor of a handsome dia fn gold to me. It my constipation | mond ring. She is a canteen worker it | and lous bowel trouble which 1 gn Mrs. Anna There seems to be no es Here's Gates of Hollis was the on Memorial assisted in which has Gy ad sandwiches, were had.” |eaten by hungry soldiers in the ne Wa \gner,| Jamaica canteen after the parade. ea , Mo. | After the sandwiches had been as . expels ALL gifs and /|similated by the doughboys, she dis stopping stomacia dis-/| covered that the diamond was mise 2 NTLY. Empties | BOTH ing from the ring. }and lower bowel, £2 ushing/ Search of the canteen revealed no alimentary canal Re-| trace of it, so Mra. Gates and the ps ALL foul matter whw oh pot-| other workers decided the stone must . m. Often CURH 3 con-| have fallen into one of the sand- Prevents appendid tis, We | witches and been swallowed by some geld Adler-i-ka many yt ary. It| soldier, Several of the men ara re of buckthorn, cascare, | ported to have asked for X-ray ex of buckthorn, cascara,|aminations by the regimental sur- nine othee simple| geons, but no trace of the missing Drug | and | Yeading | gem had been found when the regi- ment entrained for Chicago. T SOUND —ON— ORCAS ISLAND UNDAY August 31 ‘Thé mysteries and charms of the-San Juan islands have long been the joy of tourists. This trip above all others shows them at their best. Three hours’ stop qvill be made at East Sound, which lies at the head of 2 picturesque bay on Orcas Island. BROOKS’ WHANGDOODLE ENTERTAINERS Will Be on Hand to Furnish the Music S. INDIANAPOLIS LEAVES 8:30 A. M. COLMAN DOCK s. ROUND-TRIP FARE $2.00 Children 5 to 12, 81.00 Including War Tax Dairy lunch at city prices will be served on the boat, or bring your basket lunch. Puget € Sound Navigation Co. MAIN 3008 Do~, (Gd |WHERE’LL THEY BURY } landers | feller DIAMOND IN TUMMY |" ‘cents on each reptile | turned | worth hve DISPUTE MAY Builders Send Letter to the Trades Council Unions er the any in ure action! de councet! diation board. | (ding for the s drawn up by| and Tre m the counel! ‘edited } an It provided that there be tion of work for a period of atx | months. The « rotation tives of th appointed with representa unions Wednesd by the nes ay. | Following this clal meeting called and at th threa » was ting the let the unions mee walk wage ning to thelr | | | u JOHN D., IS PUZZLE CLEVELAND, Aug. 28 we ing if Cleve John D feud ar g I kefelle with ¢ Rock ment on where members of the feller family Ue. But dispatches tell of the burial Andrew Carnegie near the lot in Tarrytown ceme Now, Clevel ien't John D.'s last resting place to be in For is going te eland even ax an imposing 4 plot in Forest Hill ceme ‘ocke fetter h nonw tery ja anders ask, er moved his residence 1 in high dudgeon be ted to the inroads tax assessors made on his income. DEMOCRATS WILL HELP’ |CAUSE BY PHONOGRAPHS | | WASHINGTON, Aug. 24—(United Prosa.)—Phonographs are now active ly engaged in politics Announcement ha the democratic national committee that thousands of phonograph» in the United States are to be mobil ined by the committee to educate the public along political lines and| to help win votes to the democratic} cause during the next présidential campaign DOES BIG BUSINESS IN RATTLESNAKES WAUKON In, Aug 2 mighty rattlesnake huntgr in Ja Kothman, who hak marketed them | UL the last few days in wholenaleslots at the county auditor's bounty counter. He sent In 27 of the rat- tling tails one day, following by a consignment of 30 the next day, and/ © the day following 33 were received | F' from him—a total of 90 if three days. He re d a bounty of 60 been made by m CUSTOMER IMPOLITE Las <SAS CITY, Mo., Aug. 28. to be ubliging, thinks] man, furrier. When he to bring out more of his wares to display to a “prospect,” the customer ran away with $1,600 It} fr @FOR SALE % KINDLING WOOD Pandlew and Loose BENNETT BOX FACTORY 2500 Ninth Ave, 8. He eiring that she \of living the secluded life, done, Heye she meets the man whom fate intended as her mate, and University Head | ting a ma the crowds at the he smacks the leading | ruby lips. Oliver Wal and ‘Then when the their dev sounds like <_< = — THY SEATTLE STAR_THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1919. Little “Girl W Who! Lived on a Mountain RE MEDI ATED . Finds Life Partner in Southern Port Vivian Martin, a eek, irl who lived on the should see a ends her to a popular delightful romance dg: elope. | ——— TODAYS PROGRAMS / LIBERTY — Charles Ray in “min | Henry”; “A. Komance of Seattin,” Heattle made photoplay, Liberty | Weekly; Pathe News. COLISEUM "Wher the Gods Would International remance News Metorints CLEMMER — Paaline Predertek tm | “ Vrace of ring Miver”: Dangerous Nan Metirew.” Christie comedy; Hrace scenic Rise Fereuson in “A So- ) Strand Weekly; Tom ian Martin in “Louis. | | thin week IDERTY Fearless John J. Sullivan, pro- femional attorhey-atlaw and unpfo- feasionai producing Blaine Towne before didn't know he was when he kissed the camera k thought he was put of clas “into “A Ro- of Beattie,’ the home-grown at the Liberty this week. Liberty refuse to When on her actor, comedy earless Ja ance ovie Jack seriously Ine ain and again, Organist » rings a gong—again And the crowd howls dreadful villians look ‘om left to right before they place the crowd shakes of shivering terror. This chap Wallace makes funny noise on the an that a dying calf. The crowds & lot of fun out of attle.” Last night was ke Handsome again ith laugh in on the same bill lively comedy-drama, “Bill mnry.”” CLEMMER WANTED: A WIFE ® the ad, re West ud of mis he ahet answered met him out under the taken mot t th ye him; then th jot {this week of a ver ot ine Frederick in at the Clemmer seen wearing the garo oman, instead of expensive poor y the usual wns Miss Frederick's rol ung gin perate who finding he circumstances financially d into answéring a “want matrimonial newspaper #, when she arrives in. ne little country village to become ne wife of a man » has never n, are both amusing New Pickford PAULINE FREDERICK The Peace of Roaring 221- Third Ave R.UNIVERSIT ¥ Feature Ready Mary Pickford as she appears in a scene from “The Hood! the seco feature re pleted at her own studia is 800) First Nat epteation. This photoplay is a combination , of beauty, tragedy a “and gives Miss Pickford ample opportunity to display her won- derful versatility she appear: a pretty drama, which is proving popular at the Mission this | Chamber This photoplay is an adaptation of the story by Fran- cis Hodgson Burnett, and the plot centers around a. little mountain something of the But jo Is that of al if in "MISSIONARIES | HERE TO SAIL Will Go to Orient Friday Baptists of Tapt at Rev. and Lockport Minnie We Colorado, to of Qulifornia Ar t China Lilie lotte Wr sam; Mins Fr Went China HengalOrines Minw I n India; Mins West Ct Sendai, Japar Mins to Burma ri Minn ape inetts Mildr od © to ina Jen of India ranks Pope, of Harvey E. Jones Funeral Friday for Marvey E merchant, | eld Wri th Congre gational chur been nt of pr renid was s ina scene from “Louisiana,” | cy» top and whose father, de-\ 4 yr world instead | te s her mother before her had \ ® summer resort in the South. Loom Is Speaker Here! Nich Murray Butler, ot umbia universit to addresw the Y Masonic Rave Ag Speaki nesday noc | war has left us .|Jem on our problem of suk | debate for brute Dr dent presi was s great a prob. ax before—the wld De um until n of this p from Arm um and f France. Bexides including a pretty romance, the picture depicts the history of the war from the time! WASHING =A tpe-| of the ansasnination of Archduke 1 certifi sued to sol- Joneph and bin wife until the signing | diers with of the peace treat Ger wed by the will bear at troy Fri oto tituting force NEW HERO CERTIFICATE FOR WOUNDED MEN remains the Colix day night. The act drama shifts quickly to Germany, to Belg we any bh departr top the to her «# war STRAN | the One of the most inter y dramatic | gives pictures in which the distinguished |the new chivairy gtage and screen star Elsie Ferguson | and below the nar has yet appeared is at the Strand|of the so) r and It is “A Society j which he wounded, stage play by Arthur Jone We Can't B ad /HIPPO To LIVE IN HOUSE OF GLASS fas All That.” Misa Ferguson plays the role of a young American girl| who meets with unusual experiences | } “ 3 when she visits England and enters | -, PRE. 35—Prings Tt ot |Korea has presented a bippopot amus to the Uyeno 200 and a | building with a brick facade and a | English society. ’ REX glass ceiling is being erected to house Marshall Neilan the river horse Mary Pickford in “Daddy Long|” to's valued at $10,000 and it'll coat $1,000 to bring him here from Seoul Legs,” which is the attraction at the Rex thie week, plays an important CYCLE CARS FIND WAY TO ENGLAND! rt in the picture, He is a young college man who in love with Judy Abbott (Mary Pickford, the} LONDON, Avg 2s which had a brief day are coming into great fe It legend, the a of ns nk and unit the action in from the TOKYO. who directed in orpifin’s home girl, who goes to col lege and attracts much attention thru her acting of “Jultet’ in “Romeo and Juliet” during com- mencement exercises | Cycle cars, in America avor in Exng- vehicles, | offered four whee drive! 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