The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 24, 1920, Page 3

t |Famous Churchman Dies in Colorado DENVER, Mareh ‘ ry Martyn Mart his home fe in England nver, In 1879. He the founder ganized charity WHER TT h HeRPSAg) Where the Public Knows It Sees Good Shows of the novement world-wide or He has no more “punch” than the office cat. But he is such a harmless, good-natured soul that —well, the boss lets him stay along until— Well, now he’s RUNNING the place. Come, see how he did it, and have a big laugh in the bargain— CHARLES RAL, SERVICES for 1 Frida Roy whtle Wednesday afte direction when he tion ENEWAL OF to be given a thought. But that of ordinary Insulation does, at least once before the battery ie worn out. Threaded Rubber gives far better pro- tection to plates and ie the only kind that can be depended on to last ao bong as the battery. It can be hed only in the Still Better Went Seattle — 4590 California Ave Hastiake—2222 Bast- lake. 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Sweetens the food jon is easy nd painie druggists everywhere. | ARE Y ? RE YOU TIRED? _ of the brass sky?—the tin-pan propaganda?—the ceaseless tom-tom of polities? Are you sick of the jazz-jangle and hurly-burly of the present disordered times? Does your memory turn back—in weariness of spirit —to “the old days”—that were sweet and clean and fine? And your heart = cry out for the needs of the heart? Would you, for respite, be transported—for a while—back into the gracious and stately days of —say—1880—1855—1840? “Then do not fail—(as Alan Dale adjured)—to see ‘Maytime’” at the Metropolitan Theatre next Sunday, March 28, for one week, with matinees on Wednesday and Saturday. This exquisite romance, written by Rida Johnson Young, with music by Sigmund Romberg and produced by Lee & J. J. Shubert is “Far removed from the turmoil of the times.”—N. Y. Sun. “Rises whole regions above the operettas of these days.”—N. Y. Times. “Is the furthest removed from the jazzy and vulgar musical comedy.”— Boston Herald. “Is a thing of sweetness and light, and genuine beauty.”—Boston Globe. “It feeds the hungry human heart with romance and graces indescrib- able.”—Philadelphia Press. “It is the rarest of all things—a new stage story.”: Y. Times. “As fresh as wood violets, as fragrant as its name.”—Cleveland Plain- dealer. “It depicts with rare sympathy the tender beauty of young love and it owes its great success to the genuineness of its heart appeal.”—Balti- more American. “It follows the fortunes of its characters from youth to old age and thru widely separated eras—each pictured with fine fidelity in manners and costumes.”—Washington Post, “You can take your daughter to see ‘Maytime.’”—Washington Herald. ” Nor are the critics “Maytime’s” only enthusiasts. Thousands of Seat- tle’s discriminating theatre-goers raved over “Maytime” when it played here last season—and hundreds were turned away, unable, thru tardiness, to secure places. It has overwhelmed every known record of success in New York and throughout the country. Played two full years to capacity in New York s “MAYTIME” comes to the Metropolitan Theatre March 28 for a week only with the New York “No. 1” company, including WM. NORRIS, CAROLYN THOM- SON, MELVIN STOKES and all the dear singing and dancing girls in the fashionable frocks of four periods. SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW ) Sometimes a man goes in the right | THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDNESDAY, MARC [Mermaids Not Extin * * ae ee | * f «: [f You Don’t Believe It Go Ask Anna Borstell * Anna B orstell le Did you think that mermaids were t, like the Great Auk, of that ed only in trop! n white coral reefs to halr? ong! All wrong! Tho scientists may scoff, we have mermaids in Seattle. hink no, to her waters see Anna Bor k of Annette Kel oY. W. CA maids, mermaids them. porpoises. Or ducks Mra, Borstell has some §0-odd girts n her swimming classes—girls from 3% to 68 In yelre. And they all swim. “T teach the women the «ide stroke and the kiddies the double-trudgeon first,” said Mra. Borstell, ‘They are Nor have taught to breathe properly and to learning float before any strokes: out half an hour They're forming And they can you get Into Dayton’s Population Is Now 153,830 FASHINGTON, & 24.—The ation of Dy nave ‘em, too For Rent? No! not for rent, but much better. $100 cash and $15 per month makes you the I build the first unit of two rooms on my one-half acre Little City you move in and finish the place when you can. See this property Sunday at 8424 85th Ave. S. W. Take Fauntleroy car to Alaska St., then city bus to property. Or call at City Office and we will take you out any time. H. C. Peters 716 Third Ave. jowner. 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