The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1924, Page 12

Feature New Ensemble in King Comedy TODAY IS THE DAY TO SEE 1 DON FEATURES ALI \ THE WAY THRE girt k « work t with t ' of Vv | j 4 catehy num hil a i } at aw Dunbar, co- k if st edians, have a vehicle of aughs per minute than they have presented recently. It's well carried out delightful }ible, and therefore a mu “hit.” Arthur Belasco { lvillain, and Be in another wardrobe of wond gowns, is a |Ukable villainess and vamp. Other members of the company carry on past stage reputations. unplaus fare oastful near. Out Today Night Hawk Blues—Fox Trot Tro! dof My Sunset Georgia Lu ‘The Tr If Love W Whar'll I Do?—V Carl Fenton's Orchestra. Ope 7” CBERTY Haas BY JOHN W, NELSON i]| put op their old biue uniforms and lerans to Jend the austerity of their | years and their patrioti=m to special Jobservance of Memorial day next ‘Thursday by visiting the schools of Seattle and greeting the boys and| [girls who wre being taught about | their exploits with Grant, ‘Sherman [and Lincoln. High schoals will be LE | CoE tae AL NOW SHOWING— ; THE SENSATIONAL DRAMA “ROULETTE” With MAURICE COSTELLA | First \\ EDITH ROBERTS | Run MONTAGUE LOVE visited In the afternoon at 1230. The assignments have been made by Instructor Aus | tn, who urges all comrades to an | swér the call. Any veterans whose | names are not tncluded in the list Wo iEN! are urged to visit the nearest schoo?. Till EBFFIE NNO} ‘The list of assignments follows: 6P.M.. FLORA FINCH a LLOYD HAMILTON in “His Darker Self” His First Five-part Super - Feature Comedy To Whiten Skin with Lemon The only harmless | way 4 bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two lem- @ “RIDERS UP” B cTHE GUMPS” “FELIX, the CAT” r rc 7 of Orchard White, will supply for a few | cents. Shake well in a bottle, and you| have a “whole quarter-pint of the! jost wonderful skin whitgner, soft. | er and beautifier. Massage this sweetly fragrant lem- on bleach into the face, néck, arms a ga and hands. It can not irritate. {Famous stage beauties use it to FAR MMBEMBBBBBB veinc tier ciear, yourntul skin and ——————_—____—___—_— | rosy-white complexion; also \as a | freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. You must mix this remarkable lotion yourself. It can not be bought ready | to use because {t acta best immddlate- ly after it is prepared.—Advortise- | ment. i] Schoolhouse” roe | IEPALACE (11) SO |\\ |IWILL KING.°CO} -KMILLION DOLLAR SHEILIGS “ ‘A ; OF. : "LIMBERLOST” AND International Newn Coming: “LET NOT MAN PUT ASUNDER” famous stage success Wiat “The Little Red 204 YOUTH- BEAUTY-FUN -FROLIC- benumbed mother, Kate treatment in Gene Stratton-Porter’s “Girl of the Limber-|, lost”? Well, they are at the Heilig this week in the screen|* | Civil War Veterans to | Talk to Children Here =" High and Grammar Schools to Be Visited Strain; P Thursday, to Tell of Memorial Day === aged heroes of the civil war Will] peown ton, Byron Phelps, C. G, Austin and Joseph Gow; Webster, M. A. A son; West Queen Anne, A. M. Brooks, bia, D. C, Brown; Mel morning and grammar schools in the | ; Gee and M. R. Maines which any druggist | F ~SUMMER, “Seattle Kiddies’ Revue” NOTE: Kiddies appear at evening | if \ shows only. Presents His Artist-Pupil EDITH NORDSTOM Exceptionally Gifted Young Girl Pianist, in Recital nt PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH SEATTLE, WASH. : Monday Evening, June 2, at 8:20 o’Clock Admission 81.00 Students 50 Genta War Tax Included ‘Kekets on Sale at All Muse Stores PAUL PIERRE McNEELY) | | PANTAGESCOPE [ KATE AND ELNORA HERE | THE SEATTLE STAR ay: a — Comstock, persons of Gloria Grey (right) and Emily Fitzroy (left). A Girt of |the 6 Michael © }stand at attention once more next | Tiacwe’ New Victor New Thursday es | se) er ayo | C.G. Austin, patriotic, instructor Of | 4 ist | abd y Records Delly (}\ the John F. Miller post No. 31, has 2 . ce ¢, Byron Phelps. ESS | issued the call for the bi onted vet-| ten Ane pom: Foal Grade Schools—Cop, A. B. Know C, Heim; Colum John 8 . ¥ Edward Cox and L. Harsden and J, F. F Day, J, F. Blair, B. R. Carmino and James Doy! Beacon Hill, C. B. Christofer, R. Mc M. A. Dunsith; LaF Howe; | 4 Hussey; Lowell, er; Green Lake, W. H.| Howard and FE. wan; Latona, 0. A. Hamo; § Seattle, Ralph Jn-| tush; Whitworth, Timothy Keef;| | Summit, H. Landis and R..O. Reed; | Seward, B.C. Lavy and H. A. Smith;| | Gatewood, Lewis Lock and R. L.! ons with three ounces | M« berg; Interbay, BE, D. Randall; Fair-| view, Geo. F. Snow; Rainier, J. C. Elnora Comatock, AT WIFE'S MUSICALE Nt “Anyway, be ning drowns the} t Delight- |] KRACK TRACK COMEDY DRAMA AT COLAMBIA CELEURITIES AT BLU MOUSE and her leve Pt and her pathetic mi 0 « gg" in aotiv CURSES! 1S SHELDON , LEWIS, THE VILLAIN! ny | «Bheldon Lew more than jered in Egypt! eee HAMILTON COMEDY T COLONIAL “His Darker 8 } i ee | comedy in two color ; Lioyd Hasngton is | > eur Sh Dinner most famou King Tut, who was recently disco out Claude The Wail of a Whale and a Missing Fishing Pole Bay Man Appeals to t Recover Hi Burroughs ss ANY GARMENT be c e x 5 ¥ | be s 0m, cally woe fective, —™ "g brondeasted ig — + kind Nor doy fA thi h * any }. t ure rmination x Vor detailed proot ange ff ‘ r my free ersten 1d publinhed dap, . » Various origin ns insects, incag bean beetle, £ io and the Argue ff sen later a relation to thea, [pe @ = wie wig, it was comparatively egy te ff 4 f : ; | pole w : : a of controlling and exe PS where desired, the ; extremely easy, te a BP any w worn, faded thing new, even if she | like 4 Limbers Em Up ing, chases « time wasted. But late quick re in lumbago, neuralgia ond neurt WE EK STARTING | AY DEVINE 4nd GOULD Post Taste CLIFFORD & MARIAN in"Just A Type” | “ith, GLENN GOFF Joint | that soaks in almost instantly—a remember when Joint-Ease gets joint troubles get out-—quick—A tu 60 cents. All druggists sell lots of Joi nt ' Mortgage Loans on Seattle Residence Property 6!/2 % ana "7% No Commission No Bonus No Appraisal Fee THE BANK FOR SAVINGS Pine St, at Mourth Ave. thousands] oint- Ease put | ly hus never dyed before 1 Advertixement rhe Star to Hook and Lin RY 8 | attention drawn to nt any vid, * Drug stores | w hunt tore 't Ore. lief th is an active emolient and in} abe | nt “A Scrap of Paper’? The City of Seattle took possession of the street railway system April 1, 1919, under a contract containing the following clause: “That state, county and municipal taxes levied against the property for the year 1919 shall be paid before the same shall become delinquent, by the re- spective parties hereto in amounts proportional to the respective periods of time that said parties are respectively in possession of said property during the year 1919.” State, county and municipal taxes were levied against this property for the year 1919. As shown by the statement of the county. treasurer, these taxes with interest on May 3, 1924, amounted to $649,648.77. Of this amount approximately $290,000.00 represents the tax, with interest, which the city itself levied against the street railwa system for the year 1919. : The city is now attempting to repudiate this clause in the contract and compel this com- pany to pay the entire tax. The city refuses to pay its proportion of the state and county levy. It goes still further and seeks to compel the company to pay the tax. which the city itself levied against the street railway and which if paid will go into the city treasury. The company was in possession of the street railway property only during three months of the year 1919, or one-fourth of the year. The city was in possession of the property nine months of the year 1919, or three- fourths of the year. The company has offered and is willing to pay its one-fourth part of these taxes as pro- vided in the contract. The company is not willing to pay the three- fourths part of these taxes which the city agreed to pay under the contract. * * BF FR HH Are the contracts of the City of Seattle to be “Scraps of Paper”? There is no difference between civic honesty and personal honesty. Would any honest man in the City of Seattle follow such a course in his own personal affairs? Puget Sound Power & Light Company By A. W, LEONARD, Its President. | 1924 To Visit Skagit is created to prom al knowledge im its bread, you will naturally want jy know whether the bureau thd jy claims I make. 1 can asap nd my free literature fully this point, that not only my bureau kept posted, bat so wer on their part was courted all deg > ¢ t nk|also all the members of the Orega he delegation to Congress, and eritidan ee toed sod | They have not had the slightest adverse statement, Investigate today, Fred Reine 144 West Kilpatrick Street, Portlaal, these means taf syvaxcr_ occasion to male 7 SSeS erE?_ 3s =f tne t