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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01
BURGLAR SLUCS MAN
I'm OWN HOME; MANY
R0BBERIES, REPORT

4 husky burglar. who had enter
ed thru window at 1918 Ninth
ave. :. suddenly stopped work az
midnight Thursday when be heard
the sound OF footsteps on the
porch
lie slipped behind the front door.
which he had opened for a ready
exit and waited
In the meantime. Fritz Miller.
head Of the house. walked over the
threshold.
Huh. he muttered. Funny
they left the door open"
The burglar stepped up In the
dark. and raped Miller over the
head lie sank senseless to the
floor
When be aNoke few hours
later the door VAS siiil open He
remembered family Of his On.
trance. and the blow.
Tho money that had been In his
pockets. about s.. vas gone. and
80. ~ course was the burglar.
Miller reported 10 the police. and
went 10 the city hospital for treat
ment.
Other burglars we're busy
Thanksgiving night
A sack containing 1875 was left
at the New Zealand lunch. 5If
Sixth ave
When H. Peters. the proprietor
opened the place Friday morning
Il was gone
The man must have been hid.
den in the place when ] locked up
last night. he told the police
There are no signs OF the doors
having been opened. or OF any
search for the money"
NJ Dustin. 2ii Terry ave. saw
two men peeping in thru the win.
dow OF his home AZ d IA Thurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01
OKLAHOMA YOUTH
Jailed As THIEF

James Dverstreet. 23-year.old
resident Of Oklahoma. was sen
fenced TO serve so days in the
county jail and pay 500 fine ~
Justice Brinker Friday when 40
was unable 70 explain an engrav-
ing. Dad. &C. on the back 81
gold watch found in his possession.
Frank KelOy. restaurant keep
er. OF 100 Washington St. said the
watch was his. asserting il Gisanu
peared on October 20. shortly \
or he bad given Overstreet a meal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01
MISSOURI PACIFIC
MUST SELL SECURITY

NEW YORK. Dec United
States District Judge Mayer today
signed decree ~ foreclosure In
the Bankers Trust Go. equity suit
against the Missouri Pacific rail.
road. Tho decree provides for the
sale OF collateral securities under
a mortgage
The court fixed the upset price
81 this collateral at $3.50 0go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01
METROPOLITAN

The man IN the ifth row. center
aisle. leaned TO his chum. and whis.
percd
Shed make anyone work
You bot" replied the other
chap. I'D fall for her myself"
So. you see. Mary Grayson. who
plays Alleno DuranO In 1t Pays TO
Advertise. at the Metropolitan
theatre. has no real difficulty per
suading the college fellow that he
ought 10 go 10 work And when be
gets busy with the ADVERTISING
game. IN a way that fills the audi
ences with great gales Of laughter.
who. then. also helps TO win his
dad over 10 the idea that 1T pays
TO advertiser"
Mary. OF course
~ Pays to Advertise IL Geo
" Cohan play. IL will continue to
Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01

Stall 81 lha rure eauo sunat ttf
alfh rrrr faar rhaire patent floor 81 %
sart beer herd cheat floor i5fs aark
fniri nata frs str ft.s Wafa n~anr
t. hrrr pkF tursans Nuur ett 80
pail lava 300 $50 DO pail fItt Nai
f sfrirt falr.Hs lar pAF ioase Niue
ra'-i raistrs. fer ih. see peel ESQ e
fsU raHs beet mills ..F tfastef fatslns.
~ D. -ana Iln. .L-.ra ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01
NO HEAVY TRUCKS
ON new ROAD YET

All heavy trucks with more than
"a three-ton capacity. and all yohi.
cleo with steel tires viii De kept
of the new concrete stretch Of the
Pacific highway leading out OF
ilothcll towards Everett until Jan.
nary !. AZ the result 81 an order is
sued Friday by the county commits
siouers. upon he suggestion Of
County Engineer r. T. Denton
The cold weather IL said 10 have
hlndercd the hardening aud settling
~ the paving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01
THEATRES
PALACE Hip

PALACE HIP
The Seven iIonomnr Arabs. who
were billed as sensational whirl-
winds Of the desert" made good
their promises In the new show
which opccnd Thursday at the
Palace Hip. They gave plenty Of
thrills
a pretty number IL that ~ the
Hughes Sisters and Miss lyeyden.
girls who play violin harp and
sing
Zlaka a Co. present the comedy
aspects OF magic. The Van Sickle
and Leander Trio dance and
eomedlate IN black face. Parker
aud Butler offer comedy and osngH.
Dancing. jumping and bicycle
riding on a tight wire were features
OF the Lindemann' wire novelty.
The feature photoplay OF this
program n the flye.part Gold
Rooster play. Arms and the
Woman"
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day. -
lie went 10 the cellar. grabbed a
hammer. and went out after them.
They ran. He threw the ham.
mer and knocked one fellow down.
But he recovered and ran away.
altho he left his hat lying on the
ground
burglars who entered the home
Of =. Van Norman. 1862 Zsth ave.
with a pass key escaped with a
gold watch. a bracelet and a gold
chain.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
TIonot amy CLEARED uANCu
~ NNING WATER GOOD HOUSE

Property part ~ an estate. sH
acres has been tn cultivation fpf
years balance practically cleared.
seeded tn pasture all fine coil
fnnW house good barn chic ken
house bearing fruit trees ~ al
varieties almost every kiud ~
small fruits Using spfinEH
fenced facing rHuuif road short
way from hfiek highway handy
tn tnHu fhts plaes b. north ~
The city Price tltfa easy
terms Information 9og New
York ulart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01

stalls f.tff bare beet ahis saae
ard . fsH sashirr raadef 1&r. q Dee
ROLLED eats Eac. pears ~ tomatoes fhr
can. phEs enw flakes ttr tie
pfurss Csc. ths maesruni .Er. Aiaak
Alt herring &c. prepared Iatrnak ias
o. Q large cans beer milk Csc. I-fh can
chocolate ttr aarAa sAlf af tautrs
ntni rhss. sos Stall lt ffssh pahfsuftrsi
mtik 81 a. a. 81 standard ahits rran
ssafed assaf. ita co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01
SERBS HOLD GAINS

PARIS Dec "A cnuntcr.attacl
by German Bulgarian forces against
positions northwest Of Gruniiza. IN
Macedonia. taken by the Serbs yes.
terday, Was repulsed with heavy
losses to the enemy. the. war office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01

The regular monthly card party
and dance OF the Friends OF Irish
Freedom will be given in IIi.
bernian hall. Ninth ave. and Yes
Ter. for the benefit OF the Irish Re-
lief fund Friday night. December /.
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~ ron oRl t-fOObtS
owN zoe fEEr LEVEL Az moon.
fronting on paving north Or Woodland
PARA obtained loan - y 600 pot 100
modern hunEalnR Zoe home ail ksHsas
mentu Paid worth easy iaSae WIN
trade Nhuir wafts Zoe good -litn auto.
and Yau assume loan ar eiii take 100
fpr mf 1890 equity Phone ounsr.
ballard s1t
CAMS roR SALE tNQriHE pom ~
uafhs is' PIN ave D. bstwosn : and
evenings only
t.itDDM MDuEitN DDrTAuL NALfE
81 600 $500 mortgage rents its VIII
ftair for tote iu ballard of acreage
tttt nslisra eve
ruH HALE HotaE AsB faor. TEAM
- aefA hurass end grading tools Al.
dress 8 Haynes sest " Aloha st
81 PUBLIC NOTICES
NuTiCr uF REMOVAL or fHrWEA
ani hsEsare from gii Second ats
q. - 80 - - - - -
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WANrED-To LEASE

WANTED
To loaar o. small tract Of lnuJ au,t.tt,
Tor poultry. with improvements on
same muHt boz ON Sound win trans
poriation service by land ana water
ANY person having such BE- Invited TO
correspondents Win NJ A. l.. g.. Hcdon
do. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-01

electric lamps. s7r stall 90 chippsd
beef fae a. home made ieilies 900
EiaaH fancy pineapple Toe ana tsr San.
stall e. sweet cider 500 rai. cider vine
gar 3au sal stall a. steel cut coffee. ztc
10
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
ASK MADAM ELLIS

The LADY that held tho people aWaEst A.
the land Ahuv ana also the MHsontc
Temple Tits ptutcf Il now EittnE pit
Nats fsadinEn 81 h1f affirs OF the tIht
erty building Hhe can advise You on
aii important affairs ~ NE sa if hsrs
D. anything that 900 desire geo know and
want 90 find nut. come nnd consult tho
madam The madam can trli fnp YOUR
past. present ana future. aHd toll sou
To- regard Go love jock raurtshlp tusi
ness sffaifs Aud marriages and bust
ness transactions ~ any nature 80
don't fail 20 tisit this wonderful lady
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Tells past present snd future consist
tns business and love affairs advises
sou about divorce eases ana shat viii
30 your lucky step ~ life 30 tate. viii
toll FUN names ~ your lover sweet
heart ffi~nds enemies and shat yas
arc ulusi adapted Tor special readings
81 oo Permanently located
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The Chinese
were tho first
eople In the
world 10 have a
God knowledge
4 the printing
industry and to
make EunpoW
Ter Then FOL
lowed the study
u human life
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MADAM LESLIE

PHRE EoLpGlsT ASu CLAtnyOYAST
This famous phreuoinEist reads your On.
tire iifr from tho cradle 20 oIa age JUST
~ the head Indicates gives you dates.
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as Tbs head Indicates toils sou What
planets 3nu were b.ru under. tho lucky
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family ireEhies marriages divorce.
health HuFincus. tHvsults specuatloun
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In fact. no matter what your hope fear
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MADAM NELLIE

worlds greatest clalrvoyant and phrsn.
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TUESDAY. FRIDAY. UNDAY
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Chinese Medicine

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ACREAGE EoR SALE

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~ Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
PLAYS OF THE WEEK.
The Cinderella Man at the
Hudson Theatre.

The Cinderella Man." four-act
comedy BY Edward Childs Carpenter,
viii have its debut at the Hudson The
stre tomorrow evening. 1t will be
Oliver Moroscos third New York pro-
duction OF the season.
THE Cinderella Man" is fairy play
of a sort In outline 1t recalls
Daddy Long Legs" Marjorie Gamer,
who has lost her mother and does not
know her father, comes home from
Europe. Her parents having separated
soon after her birth, she has lived
abroad with her mother most OF her
life. The death of her mother brings
her back 10 her father-a man Of
wealth, power and ambition.
Among her fathers friends are
famous musician. an eminent lawyer
and a great physician, but, being of an
independent spirit, she seeks to make
her own friends. IN a rather odd
manner she meets Anthony Quintard,
young writer Of exceptional promise
and good family, but poor. He be-
comes her comrade, and finally the one
ran in the world. The unconventional
circumstances surrounding their meet
ing are misunderstood, and tragedy
thrusts its presence into their lives.
Then a fairy godmother appears and
batters down the dividing wall
In the cast will be Shelley Hull,
Phoebe Foster, Frank Bacon, Reginald
Mason, Charles Lane, Berton Churchill,
Hubert Wilke, Theodore Bsbcock, Per-
cival T. Moore, Lillian Dix and Helen
Turney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
BROOKLYN DRAMA.

Margaret Anglin will be seen at the
Montauk this week, presenting her sue
cessful comedy. "Beverley's Balance
The play provides Miss Ang'in with
numerous possibilities TO demonstrate
her talents as a comedienne.
at Pays to Advertise" ono of the
best farccs of the last decade, will be
seen this week at Teller's Shubert The
atre. 1T Pays 10 Advertise" had no
trouble In running a year at the Conan
Theatre, and has been equally success
Jul on tour.
The Majestic will offer a week Of war
pictures, showing Germany on the
Firing Line recently at the Park
Vaudeville headliners at me Pros
pect will be Charley Grarewin and
Anna Chance, In "Poughkeepsie";
Chung-Hwa Chinese Four and the Hore-
lik Ensemble.
The Orpheum will boast Bonnie
Glass, Alice Els and Bert French, Elan
agan and Edwards, Raymond and Cav
crly. Marie Nordstrom, Frances Nord-
strom and others.
Topnotchers at the Bushwick will be
Violet Dale, Ruth Roye, Frank North
& Co, Bradley and Norris, Holmes and
Buchanan, Albert Cutler, George How
ell, the Charles Ahearn Troupe and an
assortment of others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Drama of All Sorts
Seen at the BandbOX
New Bill of Washington Square Players Is Designed to
Meet Many Moods and Catch the Tastes
of Various Paygoers
Bv HAYWOOD BROUN.

II variety is the OF oneact plays the
other
we'll
The
mounting the Of THE Roadhouse
arrestngy The designed by Robert Lawson
Players distinguish them
selves Josephine Meyer The Cd and Frank Conoy and Helen
Westy In "The the best work which the small theatre
We do intend imply that
players Feventh Street east
Il Third Avenue territory theirs All three give perform
ances Of merit
5 BILL
The Cod" by Lewis play with the
carefully extracted somewhat satire Of the ent
mental school which with of from
secret Service TO Under happens anybody
Is In love with somebody else.
THE Roadhouse by Philip Moeler occasionally
clever whmscay Mr. and Mrs Hamlet and
others q Frank Wedeknd The transa
Of This the thing the bill
II marks treatment opposed that of THE Lover
Wedeknds tenor the satire with which the playwright has
clothed him. than Dtrchsten Jean Paue
interesting the OF the
highest duty approximate lie rather than to mirror IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Just a Woman at the F orty-
eighth Street Theatre.

Gust q Woman" by Eugene Walter,
will open at the Forty eighth Street
Theatre tomorrow evening. 1t is n
long time since New York has had the
opportunity of attending Walter first
hight. His most recent play was Fine
Feathers" now several seasons old.
Any play from his pen is received with
interest, for in paid in Full" and "The
Easiest Way" he has written two of the
most successful, and perhaps greatest,
American plays.
Just Woman" is a drama in four
acts and an epilogue The action cen
ties about the steel industry in Penn
sylvania. Through the inspiration of
his energetic and ambitious wife, a
workman rises TO the position of head
OF q large steel corporation. As the
years pass he becomes figure of
prominence and influence both in the
industrial and social world. lie then
feels that his wife is beneath him, too
uncultered and rough 10 be seen in his
society and introduced to his friends.
Unable 10 find anything in her conduct
warranting a divorce, he trumps up
charges with the aid Of al unscrupu-
lous detective agency. The denoue-
ment of the play is said to be Of a
surprising nature.
Josephine Victor, who will be seen
in the role Of The Woman, will be re
membered for her work In "The Vel
low Ticket" last season and more re
Gently in the role Of the Jewish dsugh-
tel in "The Bargain" Others in the
cast will be Walter Hsmpden, Alma
Belwin, Wallace Morley, Walter VII
son, Robert Forrest, George Williams,
Malcolm Arthur. Margaret McWade,
Pobert Gaffeny, John Sanders, Virginia
Allen, George Stuart Christie and Mas
ter James Eagles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16

a scor, of unusual excellence, which :
we'll sung.
"Katinka." az the Forty-fourth stree
IS musically pleasant. Il !. not ven
funny.
every Good Eddie" at the Primes,
is an agreeable musical sl-y, IN Vac
Ernest Truck and Anna Orr are se'
to good advantage.
princess Pat" NJ the Cort Isl pea
ant entertainment because victor nsl.
bert wrote the music and tlea"
Painter sings II.
"Hip-Hip-Hooray" at the Hippodrea.
is q throe-ring show, with the eiensa<
Of at least a dozen successful HIS"
shows.
"Around the Map" az the New ~
sterdam gives Joseph Urban , ftee ~, 49,.
to show his genius In deslihg
brave color displays. and the po0s
clever, though slight and INC
agreeable.
"The Blue Paradise" q. the Casi.oe
tuncful and Cleo Msyfeld is sn''s"'
"The Midnight Frolie" on ne l0 ~.
the New Amsterdam Is eheef''' -
the theatre entertainments