The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 2, 1919, Page 10

laughing im this pic- are and so you will be you see her clever ‘ASHION SHOW IDAY NIGHT Race for Sheriff ‘Tait Hodge announced in- that he will be a candidate of King county in the | next year, @ candidate for the same years ago but was de- John M. Stringer, present that Hodge held the office ear terms. He was first An 1908 and served two con- ‘HEROES HELD IN | U. S, PRISONS teme of the lig Seeeenees Come tonight or Fri- day to see the comedy- drama that has set the whole town wild— in “The EGG CRATE WALLOP” Wallace on the Wurlitzer Briggs and Mutt and Jeff Comedies secutive terms. The following term and lost. He ran for sheriff again jin 1915 and was elected and again in 1916 ran for the governorship and was once more defeated. HRs last attempt to regain the sheriffs office was disastrous, Hodge getting but © comparatively small number of votew. ‘There are many roads to riches, but many of us travel in the wrong |} direction. Occur to You?” says the Good Judge That it’s foolish to put up real good tobacco lasts longer and gives them real contentment. There's nothing like it. THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW gut up in two styles GH W-B CUT CUT is a short-cut tobacco - is a long fine-cut tobacco Just the thing! These dainty, he was @ candidate for governor | THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1919. Punishment Is Intolerable, | Says Prominent American RY JONN NEVIN SAYRE of Direeti Committees of nal Civil Libertios Bureau fev to America the military pris n Italy days prensa! I learn on] ant now soldiers | verifint u ‘1 vat atl eral many of » fought France or endured hip inal 1 being held in prise ea for breaches of of I jin the Unit [military a | ‘The men m Tam now writ ing have nitted any erim under civil aw They have broken r been r breaking mill tary rule war and being 1 1 ext intolerably ARE RATIONED READ AND WAT now punt mely I enwort? this was tl and that th Many « not refuse went to their work, no work the militar thus forced t ever hen th them by They were ven ernment to gly and 1 and ertain officers «© into the windows wings nformed that six soldiers to believe and mothers © lives tn acts, but of boys whe ricans, who 6 for secur France, and ¢ are will ing just insist that th ata tary prin tained and widely known. Mount Baker Has New Club Leaders ount Baker Park residents met he Mount Baker Park cl Wednesday evening for the Of officers of the three ctv zations in th: tet ALR ted president of the Mount Baker Park Improve Grant, view 1, secretary, surer ing t mart tie organt teers chosen to head the Moun Raker Park Social club were: Claw president; Arthur president secretary, and J. F. Grant, Joe Wojtysiak Is After New Name Declaring at th be lyond nunciati oO wiak asked that bie f y name be changed to Wonder, his wife's |maiden name, in superior court | Wednesday. Had Suffered | for Years With | Stomach Trouble JoTo Was the if name ta Only Thing That Ever jelped Her Mrs. Walter G. Myers, Box 134, Condon, Oregon, has this to say for Joto: Your Jo-to is the only thing that ever gave me relief, and I have had indigestion for years. Jo-to is sold in Seattle at Swift's Pharmacies and the Five Bartell Drug Stores, crisp, delicately salted Snow Flakes. They are sold fresh everywhere in sealed packages. Ask your grocer. Don’t ask for Crackers —say Snow Flakes Pacific Coast Biscuit Co, Arthur A.| Wotty- | A charming scene from “The Third Kiss” a romantic sereen comedy which is draw this week. |Harrison Ford. They’ve just ‘they don’t look very happy is bee the good name of another man. son merely to s¢ “Third Kiss” Is Romantic Film Comedy Now Showing at Strand ing big crowds to the Strand} Here you see pretty little Vivian Martin and n married and the reason use Vivian married Harri Of course be before the end of the picture she falls in love with “her hus- band.” » | TODAY'S PROGRAMS COLISEU Millie Barke tn ' Mistending Widow"; Larry Semon | | in “Dell Care,” comedy; Coliseum News 1] CLEMMER—The Westerwers,” afl. | | trartie Chapin in “The -—— | Walker LARERTY—Chariee May in “Phe Kaw Crate Wallop"; “Come Out of the Kitchen,” Mack Seanett com- | ody) Liberty Weekly * REX— Wm, Pex production, “Check- * arcand week. | METHOPOLITAN—Richaed Dennett | in “The End of (he Kowd.” MINSION—Lile Lee in “The Heart of | Vie CLASS A—Karie Williams in “A Goa- fo, Soman of Quatliy.” . | LIBERTY Charlie Ray in “The Eg Crate | Wallop” at the Liberty this week | has proved so popular the manage | ment announces the show will be held over until Saturday night in| stead of cloxing on Friday as is the custom at this theatre. Ray haw an ideal role. He plays the part of a young country ex-/ pressmnan, who, to save his girl's) | father from being accused of a theft, | leaves town unexpectedly. Of courne suspicion ia then cast on him. Hej proves his innocence, however, some | time later when he enters the ring | a8 @ boxer and licks his “opponent | by using his famous “egg crate | wallop.” It turns out that the de feated fighter is also the thief eee ] | CLEMMER The Clemmer has. a novel show | this week, It has two feature pic tures, one an extremely tragic drama and the other a hilarious | comed: | “The Westerners” by Edward Stewart White makes an absorbing screen play. It ts fflied with tense situations and pathos, “The Floor Walker” is one of the funniest come- ies Charlie Chaplain ever made and he has the audience laughing con- wtantly from the first to the final reel. Emil Rosset, a talented violinist, |who joined the Guterson orchestra | Sunday plays a vic oe. solo. MISSION The attractioh at the Mission un-| til Friday night is “The Heart of| Youth” featuring dainty little Lila | Lee. This picture is a pretty coun-| |try romance which concerns a laughable feud between two neigh- bors. ‘Tom Forman is Miss Lee's leading man. ENDS FRIDAY | LESLIE —IN— A Stitch in Time Ther jand | REX GLADYS. COLISEUM A funny scene occurs in “The Min leading Widow” at the Coliseum this week whon the village parson s caught by his priegish old m ter gathering a huge bunch « 5 trom r garden, He that ey are for “the widows” of the com when in reality they are fc very charming and very widow.” Fred Fearn gets out of his portrayal of th and Billie Burke is a capt “misiending widow.” eee one} young | | lots of comedy | maALrmON ating “Choekers,” the big race tra toplay which in showing at the Mex will run und! Frid The pi ture which waa filme by the Fox ¢ompany includes the famous horse race, big train wreck and exciting chase thru Chinatown, Thomas J. Carrigan plays the title role, ° COLONIAL | The Colonial is showing a Gladys Lealie picture this week called “A Stitch In Time.” Miss Leslie plays the role of Phoebe Ann, an artint's model. The photoplay is adapted from Ireno Fenwick’s stage suc) cons, & pho. night eee CLASS A Earle Williams ts playing at tho! Clans A in “A Gentleman of Quality.” | Ho ts @ young American who having lost all idea of his identity tara an accident, is claimed by a titled Eng- lish woman whose husband mysteri-| ousty disappeared on their wedding clure Padler| Harold Lioyd, having recovered from his reeent accident, is back at work in the studio again. Licyd was injured by the explosion of a prop erty bomb. eee William Farnum comes to the Coll- feu Saturday in Night.” eee May Allison is soon to appear in ait comedy entitled “The Cave Lady.” eee Jimmy Harrison, just released! after 18 months’ service in the army, in again back at work making Chrio- tie comedies, eee Robert Warwick tn “Told tn the Hills” wil be the next attraction at the Strand. eee Mabel Normand’s next characterization will be in a picture named “Jinx oS 'e Maurice Tourneur's filmization of | Onglish melodrama, “Romany as been christened “The Life Charies Ray in “The Egg Crate Wallop” remains at the Liberty un Ul Saturday night. - ee Juanita Hansen ts forming her own film company. appear in as ‘The Clemmer will soon show the GriMth masterpiece, “Broken Blos- soms.” Lillian Gish and Richard Bar. thelomess are prominent in the cast. eee Film exports from the United States total $750,000 monthly, accord- ing to a report just issued by the United States Department of com merce, eee William Russell, the Fox star, un-| » of Harr Milla tion of his first v trong dramatic ve- 4 Silence,” in} which # cast of unusual strength 1s, fupporting Agnes Ayres, Mabel Jullene Seott, James Morrison, George MacQuarric and Tom Brooks, It will be released in October, y pleture cle entitled “Wotved of the bs tomboy | ¥ Pb MATINEE SATURDAY WOMEN ONE 1AM. 7 500 WOMEN IN THE DOORS REX THEATRE IOAM. 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