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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
PHOTO PLAYS

The shipwrcck scene In a NIL.
lion Bid" drama by tho Vifagraph
company. made such an impression
in the East that n manuscript has
been purchased which calls for the
actual wrecking OF a large steam
ship. After the ship goes on the
rocks. II will be blown up with dy.
Mantle 10 depict the blowing up
Of the boilers
One OF the immense buildings OF
George Kleine's new Photo Drama
Producing company. at Turin. Italy.
IL practically completed. II Is 800
feet long BY 66 feet wide and will
be used 10 accommodate the actor
folk. their wardrobe and properties
Part three OF the proto drama OF
Creation will be run nj the Moore
Sunday afternoon and evening. II
is given By the Bible Students az
ISOLATION TO instruct In Biblical
lore by means OF motion pictures.
No admission is charged.
ne hldNNs Etal ilIk CMHlafs iif-
sents the two-part drama Wolves
OF the Underworld" with n warn
ing that Is directed not only at the
victims OF the unprincipled soul
thieves. but nj the parents OF sons
and daughters. II Is lesson In
character. one that exposes the
cadet" in his infamy. and shows
how temptation leads TO ruin II
not resisted at the outset The
production Is thrilling Every foot
~ the film teaches a moral: n
moral for the old as we'll as the
Young In addition 10 Wolves OF
the Underworld" the Grand will
feature two other photodramas and
three big vaudeville acts. Contin-
uous performances win be given,
and extra matlnees each day.
Never Again" n two-part com.
cdy, opens at the Clemmer tomor-
row. the topliner OF the new bill for
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
II tells OF Dads" experiences at
the French bali. particularly OF his
acquaintance with couple OF
Young women and with a very ex-
citable little French chef, who was
keeping company with one OF them.
II was real night out for Dad"
not to mention his close call at be-
ing caught by his family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
HERE

Six births. five deaths. reported.
Harry Knapp, auto truck driver
who ran down and killed l.. J..
GueHnler. exunerated.
n. L. Smith granted divorce.
Capacity attendance al New
News dance,
Annual bail, Seattle chapter Of
American Institute OF Banking.
broadway hall. April 10.
Minstrel show TO send band and
patrol Of Nile temple. Ancient and
Arabic Order Mobiles Of tho Mystic
Shrine. at Moore tonight
Building board Seattle Federation
of Women's clubs meets Thursday
Or. Lester Bradner will preach
sunday morning. 81. Marks church
Seminary o. Pacific Synod, cener
al Council Evangelical Lutheran
church. now AZ Portland. TO be loca,'
I'd here
French department. Woman's
Century club. meets nj i423 Seventh
W. Tuesday
Rev w. a. Major breaches fare.
we'll sermon NJ hethnny fT'"uft"f
ian church sunday
Charles coombs. alleged pos,of
flee thief. on trial
Hebrew Education and Free Loar
association will give Stun Atorah'
At Washington hall. Sunday night
Rev. e. v. shayler answers cues
tons IN sermon nj ST. Marks sun
day night,
e. n. talnes, accused OF having
stolen s,amps In his possession
freed by Jury
Autos collide on lakeview drive
Duncan Garfield and u, G. Hubei
shaken up.
Women's Board OF Missions foi
the Pacific opens session at Plym
outh Congregation church Wed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
PICK DR.. BROWN
FOR SCHOOL JOB

The medical supervision OF the
city schools will be taken up on
April by Dr. Ira G. Brown, who
was elected by the school board
last night 10 fill the newly created
position ~ medical director. DR..
Brown was formerly at Fort Law
ton "a a member OF tho United
States medical reserve corps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
|0N-POSITlvELY NO HIGHER

J. J. Hamilton in Judge Albertson'f
court against the Pacific Drug Co.
Hamilton was arrested and Inn
prisoned for one night on the
charge OF failing 10 pay a debt.
The court held no arrest could be
made legally on such a charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
CHURCH BOOSTS
BIG REVIVAL

Let your light so shine ."
vii be the motto OF the leaders OF
the unity evangelistic campaign 10
be held In the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. March 80 TO April 10.
A multitude OF arc lights in the
vicinity OF Marion ST. and Fifth and
Second avs will guide the sinner
TO the sanctuary.
Unique street signs and clever
advertising material have been pre-
pared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
TO RAISE FUND
FOR STUDENTS

with n purpose Of starting a loan
fund for Lincoln students desiring
assistance In completing their cdu.
cation, the Lincoln alumnae will
give q dance in the university gym
Saturday evening. April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28

part keystone comedy: When
Fate Frowns." Reliance drama.
The Star OF Little Italy" American
drama: CLOSED at Ten" Beauty
drama.
Dream Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Putting One over" Edison
drama: The Brass Bowl" Edison
two-part drama: The Bottom OF
the Sea- and Detective Short,
split reel Lubin comedies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28

w. NJ. whitney. chairman Of the
executive committee. will probably
DO elected president Of the Young
Mems Republican club next Satur-
day. April 4. nj p. m, az the Good
Eats cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
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Yea are assured q seeing somethinx
never b~sors Shown IN Seattle ever
oun3--. Tuesday and Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
CUSSlNC A LOST
ART, PROF. SAYS

The increased use OF slang. &C.
cording TO Prof Trevor kincald OF
the University OF Washington. has
sounded the knell OF swearing.
Cussing will soon be lost art.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28

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COLLECTS $500

Five hundred dollars is not too
much for n night spent in jail.
SO the supreme court rules in af-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
Alhamhra Until Sunday Nlnht

THE Mysterious Leopard Lady. "
two-part Gold Seal drama The
Spider and Her Web" two-part
Rex drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
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RESIDENCE THEATRES

Al the Pleasant Hour Tonight
For Another's Crime" two-part
drama: The Helping Hand"
drama: "A Healthy Neighborhood. Z"
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28
clemmer Sunday Until Tuesday

clemmer Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
"Hearst.Sellg Weekly" worlds
news: Never Again. two-part Vita.
graph comedy. Strange Sea
Creatures" Scenes in a Flowery
Land" and India scenic Pathe.
Class A Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
The Call of the Traumerei."
three-part American drama, Dads
Terrible Match" Apollo comedy.
The Menace TO Carlotta.' Rex
drama.
Colonial Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
The District Attorneys Duty. ="
two-part Kalem drama; "Pathe
Weekly" worlds news; Millions
for Defense Vitagraph comedy.
Grand Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Wolves of the Underworld" two
part drama; The Eugenic Boy"
Thanhouser comedy; The Child
of the Desert" American drama.
Melbourne Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
How Williams Are Made" twp-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-28

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09

MEXICO CITY, Feb. Sit is evident
to close observers here that Japan is
taking keen interest in the develop
ments In the Mexican situation. The
Japanese commission sent here by the
mikado has been active in examining
into conditions throughout the central
sections Of the republic, and 1t is ru
mored that the members desire oil con-
cessions fer their nation. The Japa-
nese hattleship Yakuuo, on the west
coast lis keeping a vigilant eye and
Ia ready TO land a f*rce of marines
should the lives Of foreigners be
threatened The illustration shows the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST JAMIE

jamie Winkey. colored. had Il disa-
greement with George w. Carter, also
colored, last week and before her
wrath had abated sent George letter
in which she threatened his life George
Immediately appealed to the police for
assistance with the result that war
rant for jamie was issued and she now
occupies a cell at the Second police
station charged with felony.
Sergeant Shoemaker served the war
rant and discovered that jamie had
carried a part Of her threats into eff
feet by making vigorous assault on
George Saturday night. The assault
charge will not be pressed. however, as
the sending of a threatening letter is
a felony. The letter was not mailed
which prevented the United states gov
eminent taking. a hard in tire final
settlement OF the case. jamie viii face
Justice Crutchield this morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
NEW DISCOVERY
OF RAO|UM ORE

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. e.--WhHe
President john Casper Branner, OF
Stanford university, was testing last
night some ore sent to rim from Bra
zil. he discovered among 1t radtum
bearing ore of great value R&d1um
was not known to exist II. Brazil.
The ore which led to the discovery
was a pinch of greenish yellow earth,
known as carnotite, one OF the two
sources of radiun- Branner,. who Is
an expert geoIogist was testing for
other metals. The car aotfte WAS put
through tests for radiuIn and respsnd-
ed with great success The exact To-
cation from which The ore came Ii
being kept secret
DENVER, COLO, Feb. s.--The San
Miguel Development company has
completed surveys and location for a
railroad 10 connect the carnotite. or
radium. ore field In San Miguel coun-
ty, with the narrow gauge OF the Dem
YER ana lilo 6frande. at Placerville
The road. saventy-six miles long. VIII
cost $4,000. 600.
Development of the radlur1 bearing
ore bodies In Southwestern Colorado
is handicapped at present by a lack
of cheap transportation facils+ies. Ores
are transporter 10 Piaeeryilie, the
nearest railroad point, Y wagon or
pack horses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
HOLDING BILL
COMES Up SOON


WASHINGTON, Feb s.--The aa
miuistration bin prohibiting holding
companies VIII be presented to the
house this week ar early next The
measure is being whipped into shape
ny Chairman Clayton, and Messrs-
rarIn, Of Virginia and Floyd #
Arkansas Democratic members OF the
committee on the judiciary tn" task
-.f framing this bill regarded as the
mQst Important feature IF the ad-
ninistratton's program Of antitrust
legislation, is very difficult one, ac-
rording TO Chairman Clayton.
Interest in the antitrust bills have
rlven the Clayton subcommittee new
light Lawyers in whom they have
confidence have told the suhcom nit
tee that there are good holding com
panies'' and bad" and that con-
eress would stir up great mischief II
legal prohibition were applied to
all alike.
For this reason Chairman Clayton
and the other members Of the sub
committee are working with great
deiIberation on the bill dealing with
the supposed evils in the holding
company system. They have practi-
callv reached the conclusion that in
correcting the evils aifeced. the dis
cretionary power to separate the good
from the had should he lodged in
some federal bureau or commission.
lust bow this Is to &c done is a prob
tenn
Hearings ouNhe antitrust bills will
lac resumed before the interstate and
judiciary committee this week. So
far business men have taken little
interest tn the proceedings. Lawyers,
college professors, politicians, and "A
few retailers are the only Witnesses
who have appeared 10 date Big bust
ness men have hen conspicuous by
their absence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
METH0D|STS WANT
LARGER BUILDING
HIGHLAND PARK CONGREGATION
WILL ERECT $4,000 EDIFICE
SHORTLY.

Plans are being made by the build
ing committee of Highland Park
Methodist church for the erection OF a
new edifice at an approximate cost of
$40. 900. The building will occupy the
present site, Second avenue and Stuart
street.
With the assistance OF Or. s. c.
Hatcher, OF Randolph Macon college,
tho sum OF $4,000 was raised in sub
scriptions, and a number OF the mem
hers who were not present are ex
pected to contribute their share to-
wards the new building. The mem
bers of the church are very enthusiast
tic over securing a more commodious
ediice and when they were asked to
assist the cause they responded 1iber-
ally,
1t is the plan OF the committee to
raze the present building and erect the
new church on tho original site
The Highland Park Methodist church
was organized twenty-one years ago
In the Highland Park schoolhouse. IT
Is an off spring of Centenary Methodist
church, and DR., II. N. Sledd who was
pastor OF the church at that time. as
sisted in forming the church. After
a few years members Of the church
decided to erect a building. and the
present location was selected.
There were about one hundred mem
bers when this church was erected, and
at the present time the enrolment Is
more than i've hundred.
The church has grown considerably
since Rev. G O, Tuttle assumed the
passionate two years ago. Many new
members have been secured. Bids for
the building will ba received shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
VILLA OFFERS AID
HUNT Fur BANDITS
WORK or RESCUE PROCEEDING
SLOWLY ON TUNNEL HOR-
ROR IN MENiCO.

I'll PAsN. TENAS. Feb g-Ees-
seefs from h. Paso and JuareE hava
- s4a ! 44tr-
reaFch Tor the forty passengers who
arr thought 10 have lost thef llTes en-
6ae AeNjcan Northwestern train
wrecked NY bandits la the tunnel last
wetk several hiEh om iais &C INC
read ave Included anton he missing
The ri paao r@scuefs are 70 WORK.
frofn the north end Of the tunnel
General Francisco N5ia. who came
70 JBarez TODAY from CmnUalua sent
personal message 70 General super
ntenaent ). ]. Ptultt, and General
Manager Thede, after his ARRIVAL ia
Jtiafez. telling them ths' he had come
20 Juarez TO take charge II the situ-
etion. He said he could hut express
mis- dec, regre' hec asa # The u,.nel
affair 'y taking change a'I 4 ing
overriding possible to ran dawn tho
bandits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09

wrong and through Cashier Williams
consulted With tbe police. Detective
krengEe took charge Of the case ana
was gathering together his evidence
Saturday afternoon and night, ester
day Williams pointed Avery ont 10
Detective Wiltshire, who Immediately
arrested him.
Refuses To Talk.
Searched at headquarters the man
was found To have on his person Il
gold Swiss watch, deposit books from
The two banks with cheek books show
ing that several checks had. been writ
ten but with no record on the stubs
showing 10 whom they had been made
PAYABLE He also had hotel keys from
hotels in New York and Philadelphia.
a pullman seat ticket and other papers
HE would not talk OF himself.
The woman when questioned, how
ever. declared that she had been mar
ried to Avery In Philadelphia on Janu-
arv asth. and that her name before
becoming his wife had been Marie
Ferness. of New York. She declared
that the statment made by Avery
nving that they had been married in
I3irming ham. Ala, was ne. Sne
protested entire ignorance OF Averys
business dealings and said that she
mad only known him Tor about four
months The woman said that ne
was an Alabama man and that his
family was u prominent one In that
State She appeared to suffer con-
xtderably at the time OF Ayery's ar
rest and later in the evening wired
man in Florida for money to aid her
in the difficulty. The woman Is APP
narentiy rwenty-four or twenty-five
years or age and Is good dresser.
Avery is man bordering on thirty
Years of age, clean shaven, about f1ve
feet e!sht inches in heighth, and
weighing in the neighborhood OF ] 3s
pounds He is said to be a good talk
err. AMI judging from several news
paper clippings found on him Is quite
a versatile person, being accused OF
having a remarkably fine singing
voice.
rhe technical charge upon which he
is being held Is that of suspicious
character suspected of forging the
draft on the Union Trust company, OF
New York, and of passing worthless
checks amounting to $50 on the Hotel
Richmond He will he given hear
ing before Judge Crutch1eld In Police
court this morning. Detective Ser
geants Wiltshire and krengle. who
spent most of the day yesterday work
ing on the case. expect to have suf-
fcient evidence on hand against the
man 10 enable the judge to hold him
for trial
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
CLAY Pipe CAUSES
FATAL CASE CANCER
ABRASION ON MANS LIP FROM
SMOKING RESI- Its IN DEATH
TEN YEARS LATER

FfSDLAH. O., Feb S--John ! Ca
hills frst and only experience with
4 clay pipe resulted yesterday In his
teath from cancer
Ten years ago Cahni. accustomed 10
a briar pipe. tried IA clay one 1T the
urging OF friend WITH the stem
between his teeth he " as eraspiug the
howl with his hand when noise
startled him and he suddenly terked.
he ulpA fraHn hla i1.Al-ta-I4 -lr..4-4+.,4-
moistened the stem AS IL customary
and a piece OF flesh from the upper
tip was torn of
No attention Bas paid 10 the incl
dent until months later. when The sore
which had refused 10 heal became ex-
sYemely painful. Despite efforts OF ply
siciars cancer developed, causing death
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09

LACK FERERAL HELP
MISE Now go TO SEPARATE
~TtTE~ ron ENoUg RsGEsftNT,
WHICH - DIST t~ft3I't L.
no ADNoC NTtss,

WASHINGTON Feb & Mrs. ar
ihHf NJ Dodge of New Yort pfesi-
dent of tho National association OPP
posed to woman suffrage. foresees the
ultimate defeat OF woman suffrage.
heeH8ze She declares, the polite ans
af tl}a country have awakened to a
realization of the tact that the boast
ed strength Of the suffrag iats is large
y mythical The ants. she says, viii
make "A fight in every State. In II
statement she continues:
The national association opposed
to woman suffrage is now in a posi-
ton - Ak the equal franchise propa-
eanda ON clear cut, definite lines.
The suftragists. deprived of their for
Torn nope Of federal Interest, must
meet as in the individual States
which is exactly what they have not
wanted to do. They fear the result
vt having the issue decided by contests
iu which the wishes Of all the women
Il all this country VIII finally pre-
vail
During the past week the Demo
cratic party. speaking on three dis
tnct. separate Ogcasions--ouCe from
thr White House. once from Demo
cratic caucus If the house, has
Vo!cad It's final and unalterable oppo~
s'tton TO the program Of the sufffra-
gists 70 make the equal franchise "a
national issue This makes IT GER
tain that neither Of the two e. sat
parties in national POLITICS will take
up the burden Of woman suffrage.
The weakness Of the suffrag}st
in real politics is shown in a partic-
ulary clear manner by the fact t1at
the Democrats took this attitude i'm
+ mpdj14eiV after fbe advocates 6f votes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
w. ]. CARTER WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION

W, j. Carter. Il prominent South
side druggist who WAS appointed as q
member OF the credentials committee
at tho bi-annua convention of the
National Trolling association, viii
leave tomorrow for New York. where
the initial session viii be held We'd
nesany morning.
Mr. Garter has been on this com
mittee for q number OF years and VIII
represent the Virginia state Fair asso-
citation ana mana other organizations
Of Virginia and MayS land. He was ap-
pointed by +. =. Johnson. president of
the National Tro'tug association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
FREE TO PROVE
VALUE Of KRESKO

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09

almost complete isolation OF the United
States from a political viewpoint IN the
last two years, combined with the
Japanese question. Is being closely but
quietly watched by the German gov
eminent. 1t is no secret that it is
believed In diplomatic circles in Berlin
that there will be grave danger of war
between the United States and Japan
II the former country maintains It's
present Indifferent il not antagonistic
attitude toward Japan's demand for q
settlement Of the questions now pend
ing. especially If there should be any
further anti-Japanese legislation In
America.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-09
EXAMINATIONS BEGIN
SOON IN POSTOFFlCE

Examinations to fill the vacancies in
the railway mail service will be held
Saturday. February 2ist. IN the local
postoffice building. The applicants must
have attained the age Of eighteen and
must not be over thirty five. Al the
same time an examination for stenog-
raphers and typewriters will be held.
Women are eligible to hold these po-
sitions, as we'll as men.