The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1920, Page 3

Just Tonight, Thursday and Friday to see ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON’S “TREASURE ISLAND” Played by a huge cast of favorites, including Lon Chaney, who was so marvelous in “The Miracle Man”; Shirley Mason, Charles Ogle, Bull Montana and Al Filson. A massive pro- duction. Strand Orchestra under Wineland, playing Massenet’s “Phedre” “The. Stein Song” by Hall, Snyderand Hayden Loge feats arTen ¢ P.M Lower floor and lower balcony ony (AU prices Inctude As an example of the extent to which silver and gold ts being hoarded in China, the Incident ts re ported of an old woman paying for [her purchase of @ cotton mill with | $500,000 worth of gold bars which she had dug out of tts hiding place. John Brown's grave has just been sold with the farm at North Elba, N. ¥. It was only recently that the grave was marked with a monu Mother Gray LIMIT JITNEYS to districts not) gerved by street cars ts recommen- dation approved by Municipal ‘League to city council are languid and feel get a package of the « Femedy Mother Gray's AROMATS LBAF, the pleasant Medicinal druggists or ¥ Rample FREE. Addres: . LeRoy, N. Y. oF No egrets Every man who sees the picture now here will think he’s a riproaring, two- fisted fighter. Every woman will feel that she, too, is worth fighting for when the spell of the the picture grips her. — IN— - DAREDEVIL” The cowboy races, the hero’s hunt for the outlaws single-handed, the swinging from the roof of a racing train into the car, the battle for life in the dark cave—these are a few of the three score big thrills in “The Daredevil.” WALLACE ON THE WURLITZER Playing Fitzgibbons’ “Do You Know?” TODAYS PROGRAMS RTY—Tom Mix ia “Dhe Mare. nd COLONIAL—J, Warren Kerrigan ta A White Man's Chance,” | CLASS A=Madge Kennedy in “The Blooming Angel.” ” x . Lon uaner 4 the name of oe is rapidly getting being the most malignant villain now menacing the tion pleture heroes membered as “The Tucker's He suave George The Loane Miracie Man.” the Tourneur ver + ‘Treasure nt attrac | | LIBERTY Tom Mix many daring ure when Tom reseu heart from a gang of r She ts being carried away in an Tom the ughnecks A rand rescues the jumps into the an nd captures the villains. . is to get a big hand from the audience. eee CLEMMER Did you know Louise Glaum, the stormed movie vamp, is somewhat ? At the Clemmer this um shows Jum what A artist she ws wuen in os of the picture khe ts seen on Frivolity roof as one of the leading entertainera, Louise docs Spider dance, and performs it very od. ry concerns the culties of Louise after given up her butterfly ex become the wife of a wealthy New Yorker, domestic . REX Jiujiten ts ured to excellent ad vantage in the filming of “xang fight” seer The River's End.” a Marshall Nellan produ: writ ten by James Oliver Curw« ood, which Hood’s Sarsaparilla Makes Food Taste Cood | Creates an appetite, aids diges-| | tion, purifies the blood, promotes | assimilation so as to secure full give strength to the whole system. Nearly 50 years’ phenomenal | sales tell the story of the remarka- | | ble merit and success of Hood's Sarsaparilla. It is just the medi- cine you need this season. TODAY, THUR., FRI JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S thriller of the North- west Mounted Police car| THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1920. ie: and Doris May in Lively Comedy at Coliseum | Douglas MacLean and Doris May in a “spoony moment,” from “Mary's Ankle,” this week. The play gets its name from a sprained ankle. The story is about a young doctor with an invisible practice and empty pockets. For anyone who likes clean, wholesome comedy, and the lacting of two clever young stars, this delightful comedy should more than fill the bill, | COLONIAL | J. Warren Kerrigan has a mighty for battling bis way ronstant conflict ." the new ne the Co At the end of his is ndw showing at the Rex. ‘The battle, wh opium den at b takes place tn an Canadian ue post, between John Keith @ murder. er) and a gang of Chinese, ia very apectac One of the Chinese ls good excune thru five reels of th “A White M. pleture which © lontal Tuesday a trad a lively comedy-drama at the Coliseum | \Bureau of Missing Relatives * who want to know the whereabouts of Annie Wilcox, was living with @ Sykes, who came to Oregon in 186%, from Carlyle, Pa, ean eommunic “I with her at 1011 15. Jamen wt. QUENTIN QUIDNUNC DAILY HE ASKS A QUES TION OF FIVE PERSONS PICKED AT RANDOM TODAY'S QUESTION What is your favorite Peeve? ANSWERS cago ave: An inquisitive reporter ts about the best goatgetter I know THOMAS J. CASEY, New Ye block: J lkers who stop in | of an automobile when they ur | supposed to. MES. MATILDA CASE, 6 ave. N. W my word makes me angry quicker |than anything 1 know, | BUTLER D. BERRY, 2437 Ist ave. &: Oh, I don't get mad very leastly, 1 don't know what would | make me angry, ordinarily L. KLINE, 905 Madison at: About the only time I ever get really peeved is when nomebody calls me @ Har—then I get mad! Methodists to “Debate Military Training | DES MOINES, May 5—The Methodist general conference, ing here, will be given an oppor- ity to Ko on record for or against ary training, Chaplain Oliver, GEORGE 8. FENWICK, 4624 Chi. | 7th | To have any one doubt | moet: | hurled clear across the room. Lewis Stone is seen in the dual of John Keith (wanted for mur er) and Derwent Co teton (of the mounted police. Marjorie Daw, Jane Novak, Charles West and J. Barney Shaw support the star. iting trip we find him embracing | special delegate from Washington, y Lillian Walker, she of the D. C. declared today. hine «mile and pretty dimples.| Oliver announesd he will introduce hasn't been on the!a resolution endorsing the military sereen for some time, in spite of the training of the United States army in fact that whe in one of the moxt/|the near future seen jused calculated to nutritive value of food, and to |” James FE to help comedy, Abbe, portrait painter, ia) “Held in Trust,” by G. G, Turner direct @ Mack Sennett |is to be made into a movie by Metro. | eee ° New lighting eff ° | Mary Miles Minter’s next movie to be will be a story of the Cumberland “Mount Buropia.” chorus more beautiful Bing cians Bryant Washburn will start in « Today's movie recruit: Stella May-| picture titled “Burglar Proof.” how. “Siam Bang Jim" i the title of ° ° | William Russell's newest movie “Thou Art the Man,” featuring | eis Robert Warwick, ts scheduled for re| George neteord will direct a new lease this month | version of Denman Thompson's ° |The Old Homestead,” with Theodore by | Roberts and Monte Blue in the lead to aling roles. are he beauty | mountains, ever. to Ambition,” is to be made e O'Brien. ee “The Road | Elaine Stern }film by Bui oe.e | Densie Love is to have two tnstead | is at work on |of the customary one director in mak oul of Raphacl.” |ing ber next picture. They'll be Ida [May Park and Joseph De Grasse Clara Kimball Yo a movie titled “The t numbers CLEMMER * SEATTLES BEST PHOTO PLAY HOUSE - COMING SATURDAY A ROAR FROM COAST TO COAST —WITH— HAROLD LLOYD In His Newest Two-Reel Comedy— “AN EASTERN WESTERNER” Shot With Laughter and Double-Barreled, Hair- Trigger Action. <a | Grip, Influenza Hamlin's W zard “oll a Reliable, | Antiseptic Preventive During influenza epidemics, spray the nose and throat several times a day with one pa Wizard O11 and} two parts water, using an atomizer. | If you n atomizer, gargie | the throat and «nuff the mixture up| the nose. This treatment sets up an{ antiseptic wall of defense against “Flu” germa. Chest colds and sore throat lead | to grip. Stop them at once with! Wizard O11 before they can develop | into dangerous influenza. Get it from druggists for 300. If not satisfied, return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30¢ | at druggists. Guaranteed. TOM MOORE —IN— ‘DUDS’ From Henry C. Rowland’s Saturday Evening Post Story As an amateur detective looking for excitement, Tom finds a strange woman with yellow eyes, the cele- brated Sultana diamond and plenty of action. popular leading women in filmland.| Electrical Workers Strike in East| SCHNECTADY, N. Y., Bighteen hundred men, members of electrical workers’ union, at the Gengral Electric con pany, walked out today. It was report {3.000 more will quit. The men ped manded the company either compel! four men to pay thelr dues to the Union or discharge them. Cider Venders Dig Up, $2,850 in Fines Twelve dispensers of vin de pomme that according to federal prohibition investigators savored toa strongly of alcohol were assesned a total of $2,450 in the United States district court Tuesday. Those who contributed to Uncle Sam's coffers are as follows: Jacob Widie, $350; F. E. jJohn Julian, $360; | $250; Ralph J. Brooks and Walter F. Brooks, $250 each; Hans B. Peter. | son, $150; Mike Dahl, $150; Al Grow. Harry Dion, James Day and Chane | ence D. Wood, 00 each. \ Former Capitol | Sells for $50,000 OLYMPIA, May &.—The historic Kneeland block, formerly the state capitol, has been sold to George W. | Draham far $60,000, NOW PLAYING J. WARREN KERRIGAN “A WHITE MAN'S CHANCE” Martin Johnson’s Adventure “Saving Savages in the South Seas” JOE ROBERTS BANJOIST Appearing at 2:55, 4:55, 7:55, 955 P.M. CONCERT ORCHESTRA \I Lady Artistes |FRECKLED GIRLS Fade Away Just apply a little Kintho Beauty Cream every night and morning with the finger tips. After a few regular applications with this be —waton the freckles we nd “their freckles gO away have been ut- y amazed after using Kintho m to see the remarkable difference it This ts YOU those disfi uring 8 ade. chance to get rid of freckles, When frien you what made o lexion #0 clear—~tell them ty Cream did it. Rintho has been ured for 15 years to remove stubborn, blotchy freckles, Any. well-stocked drug of de ment store can supply you who | family named | ‘An Investment that Pays 100per cent in Refrigerator Satisfaction F you buy the right kind of refrigerator, you will buy only one in a lifetime and it will be a joy al- ways. If you buy the wrong kind you will soon begin to discover the many troubles a refrigerator ts heir to. So don’t be in a hurry. Buy carefully. LEONARD eanablile gerator ‘The Leonard is the result of 37 years of refrigerator building. In eppearance it is handsome. In con struction, honest and sturdy. 10 walls of insulation keep the warm air out and the cold air in, It operates on a natural principle, creating a gentle current of dry, cold air that circulates continuously through its compartments, The food in this dry, frigid air retains all its sweetness and purity, This? fefrigeration means food ‘The lining which extends) the edge of the door-fra one piece of pure-whi smooth porcelain without ofr a team to collect grease and so thick end hard it cannot be scratched. In the Leonard Cleanable you will find inany exclusive patented fes~ tures. The front corners inside the door sre rounded, making this the most cleanable refrigerator in the world, Running down inside the Grain pipe te « wire that prevents the pipe from sweating and making the bottom damp. Back and under the lining of the ice chamber isan arrangement that prevents leaking. ‘These things mean satisfaction and long life, fi ‘There is a style and size Leonard _ to meet every purse. Rear icing ” door and porcelain lined water cooler if desired, May 5.—| employed | — Flaherty, $200; | Jacob Babani, | | Try This to Make Freckles | fragrant | tae GROTE-RANKINCO OTTO F. KEGEL, Prosident PIKE ST. avo FUTH AME —————_— BERLIN.—Baron von Westerholt — Ysenbureg, eer anti-Red, found — murdered. Hair Roots Come Out > 3 Before Your Very Eyes (New Method eauhee Superflueus — Cottrell Is Named for Mines Bureau WASHINGTON, May 5.—Presi dent Wilsan today nominated Fred erick G. Cyttrell of California to be director of the bureau of mines to succeed Van H. Manning, whose res ignation was ace; . ppp Siete is aan ee Be a tomers Hungarian Treaty Ready to Be Signed! PARIS, May 5—The Hungarian peace treaty will be handed to the |[ Hungarian delegation tomorrow. Ten days ts allowed for them to sign. well as electricity, razor no wonde —and the process acting that it actually removes: hairs ‘entire, including the roots, Just @ few seconds! You will surely have the su of your life if you will obi } uy tine from your the simple instruoe BOISE —J. C. McDonald kills Wm. Wild, a fellow convict, in state prison | here. company ft COuS=UM He ae a his marriage and then hunts for a - wife! She sprains her ankle and then hunts for a doc- tor! They meet! That starts it! Wait till you see the finish! NOW HERE— DOUGLAS MacLEAN and DORIS MAY « Htions which LR isa “MARY’S ANKLE” SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 81 Artists, Under Ri 1d Dunn, P| “Apple Blossoms ad “Oh, My lady