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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-21
BOTTLES SCARCE IN
ENGLAND, CAUSE OF
INCREASE IN PRICES

tAs,u,iatcd Press correspondence
London. Dec N-Tho real cNrus"
for the recent advance of siN cents a
bottle made los the whisky and spirit
dIsr,Iprs be- the alarmiua shortage Of
BOTTLES high prices are paid tor bot
tics az the poorest quality. MauuI''-
turars are told tu trouble uu ionar'
about the shapes 'f the bottles
whether square on fancy, but SIMPLY
90 send bottles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-21
PROPOSAL TO TAX
BRITISH WINES IS
CAUSE OF DISCOVERY

tAssuclatcd Press Correspoudcnocp
London Dee. The suggestions
made los % member ut parliament tp
tax British wines ls q means OF iu-
srcasiug tho revenues has developed
the TACT that the public 90 large docs
not exactly know what Boz mean hy
the term 'British viuc JOE view cot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-21
UoW,s TIIIsP

We offer one Hundred Dollars lie
ward for any case Of Catarrh hat can
not be cured by HANS Catarrh cure.
y. j. CHENEY a. CO. Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known T..
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and nnan-
cia%lly'able 20 carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken intern
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and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials gent free. Price 20 cents
Take Halls Family Pills FOR consti-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-21
Madison, Wis.
Jan. :, 1918.

NJ u. Reynolds says.
This Is to certify hat / have been
n great sufferer from rheumatism
since 1894 Contracted the disease
while working with "a snow plow on
the railroad. For several years J
rave been obliged TO use crutchcs "a
great part OF the lime. Having used
three boxes OF the Mcrltoi Rl'euma-
tism Powders. l have thrown away
the crutches and am now almost fully
recovered. u certainly has done won.
ders for me and ] heartily recommend
II. M. D. REYNOLDS.
Otwcll Drug CO. agents. Prices.
50c and 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-21

war will be waged with the idea tina
the canal Is being attacked from the
Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
CHANCE FOR PA
TO DOLL UP, TOO

Mothers and the girls. who. from
time immemoriai. have logged up
on Easter Sunday and paraded
splendidly to church. will have a
chance. October 10. to lamp some
real immaeulateness when the old
man shines out in his "Dress.Up
week" glad rags.
Yep. II has so been decreed that
the old man IL a. last to come into
his own rs a fashionable thing In
clothes. At a meeting OF the Seat.
tie Retail Clothing Mems associa.
ton. II vas decided to give the old
gent a whole week TO display hts
foxy raiment.
II viii begin Sunday. October 10.
II will continue all that week.
The workingman who answers
the morning whistle call without his
overalls perfectly creased, his dogs
shimmcring with a high polish, a
cane In his hand aud a posey In his
button hole. will be considered Who'll.
IL without taste.
As for the business man who sup
ports a downtown office. he must
be a veritable fashion plate to get
by.
Visit your corsetiere early. Cop
out your dress suit and six or seven
other changes" at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
GIRL ANSWERS
YOUNG AUTHOR
Rachael Marshall Admits
q Women Like "Off
Color" Plays.
AND SHE TELLS WHY

Now watch Avery rispwood's
ears tlngle'
Hopwood ia the playwright, YOU
remember. who told Star reader.
last week that it's because women
demand naughty" plays that they
are written aud produced.
Now comes Rachael Marnhaii. the
weli.known Seattle playwright. who
wrote The Traffic" and The
Crime OF the Law and admits
that the average man lis cleaner
minded than the average woman.
nut-~and here Is the rub that is.
principally. she says. because men
have less mind"
Also. abe SAYS. while women may
go 20 see naughty plays" in great.
cr numbers than men. and may
think Of riaque affairs. men LIVE
them Hut read her letter for
yourselves is mighty interest.
Ing:
! Avery Hepve 900 blan,ss wepen for the
naughty ptAfs that are sers ~ ~ % Ne
FROM The "ecek shops" ~ Hfoadwaf
v hssher ~- wlil - not Yea inftts se9t
this aptnten
/ AM a aahhieF n the sans profession
In which Nj Hops pna has nahs - sls
nal success bat a IL woman that
! I prefer a. answer MI Hops cod,
u sadie l.nye" gees oFrF. u wiii not
ts is nAunhtiness that will earff u. hut
rather its elsssFness q sheer rletsFasss
~. naanhttnes- b. merely the little sauce
plauante which " added for nss.sisx.
ssae-. arr a.~d sv~a In tho \. ". e. A,
dsnins rssp.
The sisf - Ne Hops aat's remarks. az
dstsilsa IA rhs stars interesting eom
; ment 10 thai the Atsfaae man Il riean@
nainasF than the average suman." Mr.
, HapWeat ts beth nsht ana ~renx. hut
helaE naan. n. prefers - see eniy one
side 81 ths sitaatiens N sc are frank.
and sersp~ huusss nstur~ q. the hare. we
find that the average man - cleaner
minded than the average wasnsn. for .~s-
esai r~as~as. esisetpaiiy because he hs.
ie.s nsiad.
Man fsea the dsY ~ Adam has
/ he~H essentially physical ard ~anas.
! Ntth ell der emotional straftnns.
| essential n TIRE hikgaFy ~ msa. few
81 them have ever grown hiR enough
| 70 escape the snrhsiament % th~
phFsteat
/ Whsa ueftruda NJ Price. 81 year ser.
vice. uses the verbs "henbardiaa the
Es~ary % ares and topping ths thsune
% f~minlnlty irfa the discard tA@ 81.
enlY having alt % fun sta ths mas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
WEEKS THEATRE.
MENU DELICIOUS
Orpheum, Empress ana
Pantages Have Good
Vaudeville.
DRAMA AT THE MOORE

Hats off 10 PA" Burton. the
genial manager Of the orpheum.
Hes collected ap assortment OF acts
this week that ought 20 win him the
warm spot even IN Ice factory
It's a real humdinKer show. b'Rohh,
in seven chapters. each number In
headline class.
Emily Frances Hopper and Els
worth Cook open the bill with n
nlnglng and dancing act that I'M
lshes with bang. Emily II pretty
To look at. believe rs.
Act No. 2 In "A riot from start 10
finish. Brooks and Bowen are the
guilty fellows. especially Brooks.
who writes his own nonea and plays
'em and sings 'em. Bowen In also
there with a tenor voice. dancing
and comedy. They're real blaekface
comedians and. boys. they sure do
comediate.
Act No. . In a miniature musical
comedy by two Brunette girls and
Harry stephens. showing how John
Alden made love few centuries
ago, and how they do II now. The
act has some clever lines-and some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
DR.. Matthews
TALKS POLITICS

III you would investigate the files
OF the United States congress you
would find that that body has not
been controlled for the last % years
by It's own deliberate. premeditat-
ed legislative brain. but by an
internal. invisible government In
the city OF Washington by men and
uncomfortable women. who have
brought hardship to the country
from which you must sooner or
later escape"
SO declared Dr. NJ. a. Matthews,
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church, from his pulpit Sunday
night. "The Invisible Government
Our Greatest Menace" was his sub.
ject.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27

Deep breathing, gives 20 woman
that which ah. IL always striving
fora good figure. IL helps de.
vclop health. beauty aud grace.
Increased breathing power aud
qniekened heart action have ben.
eflcsai effect on ali parts OF the
body.
Breathing exercises. whiie partle.
ularly important To health. are per
haps the easiest OF any 10 practice.
For this reason they are partieu.
iarly recommended 10 the woman
who works m we'll "a all other
women
For such women this series OF
health and beauty articles Ia ex.
prcsaly written. Americas 1915
issau,y--Miss Kay LAUREL. OF the
"Zicxfrld Foiliss posed for
the pictures which Illustrate this
article aud tho others In tho seriea.
II deep breathing IL pfacticed
regularly while taking the pose Of
Fallen Gladiator" shown In the
accompanying illustration. 4 viii
help 10 develop the chest walls and
thus give the chest expansion 30
necessary for full health and vlgor
Assume tho 'Eladiaior" pons.
bend the left knee and let the body
slip down until II In supported by
the RICH, arm and hand. the right
leg stretched straight out IN front.
Left arm thrown upright Hold
this position and slowly lnhale.
bold the brcarth for five counts
hold tho breath for five counts
this ten times II viii bring
strength and beauty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
CALLACHAN HAS
PLAN FOR FARM

County Charity Commissioner
Caliaghan. in his budget report for
this year. shows he anticipated re-
moval OF his charges at the pres
ent poor farm to better. more spa
cions and sunny quarters when the
new county farm was purchased.
The report was made up before
Commissioners Hamilton and
knudscn voted TO buy the Willows.
and announced they had no inten.
ton OF removing the crowded
Georgetown inmates from their
cramped home.
The advisahili,y OF removal
from the present unsuitable and I'M
healthful location has been gener-
ally recognized for some time" says
the report. The commissioner is
especially interested In the posi-
bility OF acquiring new location
close to the city and convenient OF
access. as such farm would be OF
greatest value in the work OF this
office"
Callaghan advises the employ
ment OF men with families who are
temporarily out of work and in
straitened circumstances In return
for produce He recommends the
building OF workingmen's home.
where floaters could be housed dur.
ing duh months and given work on
the farm.
He would provide for aged cou-
pies small houses, where hsuband
and wife could live apart from 9TH
ers and lend what assistance they
could to the work OF the farm.
The most pleasant and slightly
portion" he says. should be set
aside for the aged and intirm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
JITNEY DRIVER
BREAKS HIS LEG

]. II. Daley, ais East Pine st.
who drives an Eastiake jitney. Ia
ut the city hospital Monday. fol-
lowing an accident near the Co
Iumbia school at a. m. There
were two others In the machine,
who apparently got away without
injury. Police say the whole party
was intoxicated. when the machine
dropped rs feet down an smbank.
mcnt at Rainier and Alaska ayes.
Daley was helped to the city hos.
pital by w. c. Weaver. i0t Pre-
fontaine building. He sustained a
broken leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
JOHN D. MUST Be.
CONVERT OR Die.
Mother Jones Declares
Rockefeller Must BE
Born Again.
"OR ELSE HE WILL DIE"

CLEVELAND. o. Sept. IS
John u. Rockefeller. ir.. must eth.
er be born nRnin~-or he will DIE"
Mother Jones. moY old and
crumpled than ever. but flaming
with toe same fire with which she
swept bounded. capitalization Col
orsdo. trumpeted the def here
with conviction an ringing AZ
Ioahua's.
II represented the climax of her
convictions as 10 the Significance
OF tho visit OF the oil kings son TO
the miners of Ludlow.
This visit Of young Rockefeller
iA the most serious undertaking OF
all his life" exclaimed Mother
Jones, but fear he does not even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
CAPT. hyde TO TALK
10 MADRONk CLUB

Capt. Arthur =. S. HYDE, OF the
Coast Artillery corps. L. S. A.. and
recently in charge of the Bust.
ness Mems" camp at Cosgrove.
Wash. will address the Madrona
Heights Improvement club Monday
night on lessons of the camp. Capt
Hyde recently resigned the pulpit
because he believes national pre-
paredness to be most important
duty ato be accomplished In the
near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
Don't Delay Having Those
Teeth Fixed Up

There Is nothing that has a more
vital bearing on the general coudi-
tion NJ your health. as well as your
appearance an your teeth. Few are
teeth. and even those that have
should consult competent dentist
every few months 20 have tho teeth
looked over and cleaned. By doing
this tho frat sign OF decay win be
detected and stopped before serious
damage has resulted.
The first thing that may occur TO
you when considering having your
teeth fixed IL the fear that IL will
hurt you. II you feel this way about
IL. we invite you to come up to our
office We have on file here a large
number Of testimonials from the
best citizens. both men and women
OF Seattle and vicinity. who state
that we have done their work. such
as extracting and filling teeth. KILL
Ing nerves, In fact. all branches Of
dental work. without hurting them
bit. We are able TO do this by
means Of our up-to-date and scien-
tiflc methods. So you need no
longer have any fear We have
robbed the dental chair OF its ter
rors.
The next thing you win want TO
know In where you can get your
work done by competent men. We
offer you, here. the services of the
very highest type OF graduate, reg
istarcd dentists, men who have
graduated from the best dental coll
ieges and passed the examination OF
the state dental board. Every oper-
ator In this office has his certificate
from the state dental board hanging
right on tho wall I'm front OF his
dental chair. In plain sight OF all
So there need be no doubt on that
score.
Next YOU will want to get your
work done at the right price. on
that point also you arc sure of
being satisfied here. II Is our In
variable rule that we viii notabe
underbid on price by any one.
Also we use only the very best ma
tersals with (which to do your work
Furthermore we give you an iron
clad guarantee Of satisfaction, which
is signed not only by the operator
who did your work. but also by l.. r.
Clark, u. -. s., owner and manager
OF this office. who IL thoroughly re-
sponsible. IL
You can't posst4ly get unsatisfac.
tory rental work done here.
Come In and let us give you n
thorough examination and estimate
without any obligation whatever on
your part. You will be surprised TO
find how little Il will cost to have
your teeth put In perfect condition.
TEETH PULLED FREE
Each morning from $40 to 1000 to
demonstrate our painless methods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
WEEPING eczema
CONQUERED
BY POSLAM

Don't imagine that you are
doomed to endure Eczema. wet or
drT. Acne. Itch. Psoriasis or any
other skin trouble. no matter how
long IL has affected or how dis
frsssing IL Is. Let Poslam help you.
With ease II has eradicated acute
and battling diseases. n should re-
peat It's successful work for you.
Itching stops. Improvement every
day. Perfectly heals skin irritstions
no aggravating In hot weather.
II ordinary soaps irritate. try
PosIam Soap, rnedieated with Pos
lam and superior for daily use
Toilet and Bath.
For samples. send &c stamps to
Emergency Laboratories. 90 West
1sth St., New York City. Sold by
all Druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
STATE TAX LEVY
TO Be I MILLS

OLYMPIA. Sept. 2T.-The state
tax levy for 1915 will be I mills, as
compared to s.07 In 1914. according
tn figures given out by the state
board OF equalization. The total
amount TO be raised by direct taxa
ton will be s7.2Is,s42. Most OF the
state appropriation are cut. but
he military fund Is placed at the
maximum. or mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
FAIRHuRsT FREE

G. J. Fairhurst. under $4,000 cash
ball bonds. on charge OF reckless
driving. was released in Justice
Drinkers court. Monday. because
OF insufficient evidence. II was
Fairhurst's auto which leaped onto
the sidewalk. on Jefferson at, be
tween Second and Third ayes. and
struck William Il. Moore. resulting
i'm Injuries from which he died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
May CHOP z MILLS
FROM 1916 BUDGET

Consideration of the proposal TO
cut from the 1916 budget three
items of se27,969. 100000 and
s26.4O0. covering emergency bond
interest and redemption. redemp.
tion of sewer refund bonds. and in.
crease In street lighting. respect.
lively, was scheduled during a spe.
eial council meeting, following the
regular session. Monday afternoon.
II these three items remain on the
budget, the tax levy. II is estimated,
VIII be 2i.73 mills. II they are re.
moved. the levy will be 1859 mills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27

Persons owning vacant store.
rooms suitable to be used for reg.
istration booths have been asked
to notify the SDuilding department
Immediately. as In dozens of pre-.
cincts there are no available
places in which to place the regis
tration books when they are taken
into the precincts, Jan. / and 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27

guess H.
Hut II he returns without
KNOWING the FACTS about Col.
orado and his workmcn there. he
has already signed hih death war.
rant. or. whA, In the same thing
the death warrant OF capitalism.
For, at last. from the American
people. so far the most indifferent
in tho world TO the inlnHticeM heap
ed upon them by capital. some
great leaders are emcrgiugl
Their tongues are TO prove tho
shipa that will lash ns masses into
sudden molten action.
"And this means bu, one thing.
that THINGS HAVE GOT TO
cHANGE~-that II things don't
change from the inside. capitals
side. they viii he changed from
the outside, OUR side,
Has Wrong Eseorss
we are watching young
John o. In Colorado. tT IS
HIS TEST. He has started out
with the wrong esoorts-ths
capitalists. Hs should 90
ALONE among the miners and
listen TO THEM and their
WIVES. He would stand more
chance of being converted 20
truth and justice.
"ir other words. he might be
BORN AGAIN.
80 he should be. then our
ne~.found leaders. sueh as
Frank p. Walsh. Will not have
20 head the great clash that
seems 20 be on the cards Of the
future.
The potential enemies will
meet as common ~orkera--ss
patriots and friends"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
ABERDEEN VOTES
CITY OWNERSHIP

ABERDEEN. Wash. Sept. 2T.--
A decisive victory for municipal
ownership was scored here Satur.
day when 1900 votes we're regis
tered against IT'S in favor of a
100000 bond Issue to build a new
water works. Practically the same
vote was registered In favor OF the
west bridge across the Chehalis
river at a cost Of $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
Is INJURED BY BLAST

uNloNTOWN. Pa. Sept. 27.-
Fifteen weFs injured early today
when they were thrown from their
beds In an explosion which wrecks
ed Tony Tassone's house at Repub.
lie. Traces of dynamite we're
found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
DENIES HUSBANDS
FLIRTING CHARGE

Barbara Steele. who married
Abraham Lincoln Steele, on July
s last. In seeking a divorce
Monday, complained that her
husband falsely accused her of
flirting with members OF her
church.
Mrs. Steele says che has lost
20 pounds since she married. on
account OF the nervousness she
suffered thru her husbands In
situations and false assertions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
TO KEEP CONGRESS

Il Officials OF the Pacific Coast
Steamship Co. denied Monday ali
knowledge OF story going around
the water front. TO the effect that
negotiations are pending for the
sale OF the company's newest liner.
the Congress. to be used in the At
i1ntic coast trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
JEW ELS STOLEN

Jewelry valued al $3.50 repcstoi
stolen from the homo OF MIRA Il 1
Pomerory, 675s 23rd ave. n.
while she was at work In the yul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
TRACTION MAN DIES

BfNGHAMToN. N. ". Sept. 27--
Willard Huntington. California rail-
road man and nephew OF Coils p.
Huntington, was killed today when
his automobile turned over at
Otzgo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27

sNda~N-
culine playwright whom she 10 tntervtsw .
Ing "A for this announcement ~ NJ
ItepSeof's being AN astonishing ass@r-
tlau-' Thomas Rot n IL th~ sans old
thinx 10 tho .sms cid way. psrhap. rnars
sdraitiY expressed II has bssa tbs he~
~ man since his spare rtb vas taken
from him.
Mr.. Hspwsod ehirps the old f.nii-
lar strain. In that women make mp
the majority ef aadienoe- that take
In the risau~ plays. True. " thsy are
clever es.agh and tho nasEhtiness
not laid on with q trew~i Tho state
ment !. correct, quite. hut where are
the men while tho wem@n arc 81 the
p~rfarmaneese Reading shakespeare
at home. I suppose. with fhe baby In
enc hand ard the knittinx In the
ethrri
Let va confess tina, every human being
has a certain amour, Of ''nsashiinsss'' In
him. men ard women pisysrixhss
Women. for their normal paffst. prefer
clever mental fun. not too kress and not
naussatinG Men prefer u actually. in
the physical tiyius
To my way Of thinking II is much 60
the credit 81 the feminine ser that they
set their degrees Of Innocent naushtinsss
IN 30 clean a way sc a. the theatre. or In
a church. q. Mr. Hopueod remarks
Sincerely.
RACHAEL ". MARSHALL
And here's another hat came In
the morning mail:
Editor Tho star; Apropos your even
ing editions Invitation to comment on
The average man IL cleaner
minded than the average woman"
~ Very Hophsad
permit me. in addition 10 the many sx-
aulaits snoorniums and exotic ,sthutss
which 7 cannot help but feet will be re-
csived by Very Hophcad. to add this
modest little wreath;
This lofty purpose 81 tho stage r.. as
sps poet truly tells us, To hold, an 'twere.
Tho mirror up to nature
Unfortunately. however. thru the In
VaHion and contact with this specie IF
carbon crow which boRsrs over the car
csss Of putrefaotion. tie patrons bscoms
the victims % the stencil smsuating from
the gutter habitat ~ such moral lspefs.
Very truly yours.
MARION KtSGSLEY.
Hotel Savoy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27

good singing.
Mex, comes f1eta Brownies.
and Herbert Spencer. Both com.
pose their own songn-and sing EN-
Til you want to cry for more.
fts a headline act for fair.
Then comes Harry Beresford and
company. meaning Isabel Mendoza
and Fred Howard. In sketch.
Twenty Odd Years" It's one
laugh from start to finish: no slap.
stick stuff. either. Harry is u grea,
character. and the girl Ia dandy TO
look af
Nellie v. Nichols. "the nationality
GIRL" had EN- yelling for more In
clever songs and character work.
The bill ends with n fast acrobatic
and balancing act by the Jack bud.
ley Trio. two girls and man.
EMPRESS
Several thousand Seattle people
stopped In tho middle OF their vAri.
Gus tasks Monday and grinned
They were thinking Of The Dough.
nut Hunters"-Charies Dayton and
Dan Aaley--whom they saw at the
opening shows at the Empress Sun.
day. That's the kind OF an act
The Doushnat Hunters" IL.
The Five Greens are hcadllners
In nm excellent musical act Hazel
Miller IL neat dancer. So are
Howard Martin and Marian Valerie.
soft shoe artists.
Emily Green and company have
= iaugbahle comedy. "A Swedish
Filtration" slapstick comedy Ia
combined with horizontal bar
work by smiletia Brothers and
Mora. The Morton-Jewet troupe
have a clubHwinging act. carlotta
Stockdill. contralto. sings classics.
MOORE
How a young minister complete.
~ upset the morals" Of little Ar.
kansas town by befriending the
daughter OF murderer. who was
yictimlxed by the son OF church
deacon. and by marrying the girls
young nurse. is told In The Calling
Of Dan Matthews" which opened at
the Moore theatre Sunday night for
weeks engagement.
The minister learned. after he
had been kicked out OF his pulpit.
that church was unnecessary I'm
doing his work for Christ. The
play IS from the book by Harold
Bell Wright
LOIS
a little clever vaudeville and a
big six.reel feature film. The
Heart OF Maryland" is the pro-
gram at the Lois theatre this
week.
The picture is adapted from a
romance OF the civil war written
by David Belasco.
Scott and Wallace have a pretty
singing act, and the Kregers do
some gaspy feats on a slack wire,
the girl holding one end of the
wire in her teeth while her male
companion dances on the wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-09-27
Regal Dental Offices

Dr. L.. II. Clark. Manager.
1905 Third Ave-. N. w. Cor. Third
and Union.