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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
MADAM NELLIE
roNPrfAN cLAiHvoYANr AND
MEDIUM

iahffiAN ctAiHNpNANr AND
MEDIUM
Gives true advice how 90 gain success IN
business and family affairs. eourt.hip
ANA marriage. tells you what business
i most lushF FOR you. ana what part
81 tho world win h. more successful
for YOU advises how 90 rain and hold
good position. che tells ~ the one
you love - trur or false gives the
name 81 your future husband or wife.
sHd causes speedy marriage with the
ene % your choice. brings the Hopa-
rated together makes happiness ho-
tween man end wife The madam can
advise sou how 60 avoid all bad luck
che can tell you In regard to your Alb.
sent fricude. nud cause you to have
good luck aud Aucrass IN anything you
take iu hand This lady does not tell
Go please you. but gives only truthful
advice you can depend on. Bstisfar-
ton guaranteed Or no charges Hpe-
ciai readings 60 cents Hotel Xix.
1871 Second ave. ootuer Of Second and
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
AUCTION SALE

ANY LINE OF FURNITURE Tou
WANT. from low grade - the
HIGHEST. rOu CAN FIND At SEAT
TIES LEADING AUCTION HOUSE.
1o0s-s-io SECOND AVE. ctvo doors
north Of Moore theAtrs). r~RdY for the
NEXT AUCTION BALE. 1910 TUES
DAY. JULY II. Call and sss one Of
tho FINEST COLLECTIONS we have
offered for some time In costly ma
hogany ws have buffet extension TIA
bic. isafhsr--sAt chairs. very fine
library table. rockers. iniaid parior
pieces upholstered IN bforadod six
tapestry. center table. pedestal. Jar
diniero stand. dresser and Eenileman'a
combination wardrobe. heavy fatnsd
oak dining set Limuerts arts and
crafts rocker. other fine rockers and
arm chairs. Turkish leather rocker nud
couch. davenport. fancy chairs. CIR
cassian walnut chiffonier and bedroom
chair oak dressera. ascrrthire. metal
and spring couchsH. oak Folding beds.
brass bed. lots 81 enamel beds. springs.
mattresses. bedding; nailsabie. Ma
fes,tc and Buck ranges good refriger-
s,orr. a variety Of velvet. Administer
and tapestry art squares. large and
small rugs Of good quality. n i2-iuch
TAYLOR THEATRICAL TRUNK. Ike
new. rnanfcJfrinE Het With sterling
handles. extra fine travelling case. large
mirrors. pictures. electric lamps, val
vabfo heated pieces and Indian curios.
dIs5ea etc. John gusheli & Sons.
Auctioneefs. Main 2ss3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
meyer IS COMING

By United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON. July l6.-As.
sistant Secretary OF the Interior
Herbert A. Meyer has left for
Alaska. TO inspect the government,
railway. He will investigate the
coal situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
FEAR film FIRES

Movie men who print. develop.
keep or store film may have TO get
out of all office buildings.
Fire Marshal Bringhurst IL urg.
ing the council TO enforce such a
measure. because of the danger OF
gun cotton gas explosion. which
sometimes results in serious fires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
MADAME IONA
cLAIRvoYANT PHRENoLoGhT A.
NffafarNW

] hAifRA T. lohNiA
| cLAfRvOYANT. rHRENoLOBfsT AM
PALAtRTRY
\ SIS University. near Fifth. Tells past.
present and future. consisting business
| ard love affairs. advise you about d.
Vorcs eases and what viii b your
/ lucky step In life 20 take. will toll fuil
names Of your lover. sweetheart
| friends. enemies. and what you ars
mos; adapted for. Readings daily and
Sundays
RAFAEfe-MEDfuM GIVES NAMES.
dates. facts Ia love. marriage. bust
! moss. etc. Absolute satisfaction guar
/ tsef or no charge Special low fee
today. 200 Liberty bldg. 1909 Third
/ ave.
/ MADAM BEssITTA. RELIABLE ME
/ dunn ana card reader, gives valuable
| advice on business and domestic a.
fairs ~ you ARE ~ TROUBLE,
consult her Special. SOC. 1895 y
| Firrf ave, opposite Liberty theatre.
BErIERO. PHRENOLOGisT AND ME-
dium; reliable advice, tells object ~
visit without previous knowledge. n
| 20 T. Special. goc. i1si5 Pike st. OPP
posits Bon Marohe.
nRs COLDER. EASTERN MEDIUM.
will be here one month more. Circles
Wednesdays, Fridays: consultation
daily. 1916 Seventh ave.
REV BERTHA NELsON-TRrB AD-
visor gives private consultation daily.
Circles Sunday. Tuesday and Friday
evenings 1903 Fourth ave
REV BERTHA NELsoN--TRuB AD-
wiser. gives private consultation daily
circles Sunday, Tuesday ana Friday
evenings 1903 Fourth ave.
zELLpo- RELIABLE CLAfRVOYhNf.
Absolute facts. none better. G2i Union
st Palm readings 20 cents. Try my
foot ease. % cents.
MRS. COLDER. EABTERS MEDIUM
VIII be here one month more. Circles
Wednesdays, Fridays, consultation
daily. 1915 seventh ave.
CARD HEADING. ROOM ~ YORK
Hotel. First ave.
MRS BuRDfCK-sPIRIrUA MINfs-
ter. Circles Tuesday. Friday evenings;
consultation daily. Hotel Bybeo, 1891
Third ave Phone Elliott sl7i.
HOW TO sTOP ITCHING ANYWHERE.
Address room /. 2O0t Eighth. inclosing
10 cents.
MADAM FRANK - CARD READER.
pairnist. &c io5h Pike. Elliott
Hotel. room 2.
MADAM KATHRYN - WONDERFUL
trance reader. 800. 1854 Pike. FL
liott Hotel. room 2.
MADAM PAULINE = cLAIRvoYANT
and trance medium. Readings guar
anteed. no olive Main sltS.
PROFESSOR swEETzER. sEATTLE's
greatest medium, win locate anything.
1874 Howard ave. ~.
PALMIsTRY. GARD HEADING. HON
est reliable. Gal Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
Bathers Stay Away

Too much fresh water in the air
prevented many from enjoying salt
water In the bay Sunday. The
crowds at Aid beach were much
smaller than usual. The parks
were well patronized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
Padelford at Post

Frederick Morgan Padelford, pro-
lessor OF English at tho state uni
yersity, is now temporarily filling
the post of dean of the college OF
liberal arts left vacant by the
death of Dean Arthur S. Haggett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

wASTED-fo BOLT CUrTEPs. ALI.
green cedar % good size and quality
level land and paying ,i2s per cord
ior cutting 5s-inch bolts Company
pays semi monthly. Can secure board
az our camp n you wish. or can boa I'd
yourself Timber close 70 Auburn.
Long Job white River Shingis Com
rsny. Sumner, wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
Elks Make Merry

Picnicking at Silver lake. near
Everett, Sunday. we're $500 men,
bers OF Seattle lodge. No. 80. d. p.
o. e., their families and friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

CHINESE NEDiCf~T
~ Won Have iieen
DoetorinE without its p
suit for Years Nee Me
aud investigate my
remedies.
The most obstinate
cases ~ asthma. rheu .
fnatirtn and nervous
, disorders have been
treated successfully
Constipation. cntarrh
and disorders OF the
bladder. skin and
stomach. as well az
appendicitis. ar" re
lieNed without opera b
tion Ny advice IL
fFNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

GERMAN
The creates, reimlst and eiairvoyhnt the
world has ever produced Tn. man
VINO sstouishsd Europe with HIS won
dsrfui predictions. who has read tho
hands Of kings and queens and nobii-
icy % Europe. is row In acsttie. aud
viii Eivs readings at hts private resi-.
dence Does tt interest you To know
whom and when you viii marry. how
o. BE- lucky IN love and business and
successful In all affairs Of me- Then
SEQ this great man At once. PeadinEs
BY appointment Address $500 Ftrat
ave - " Phone Ballard sssd.
Hours weekday. : 20 p m. n ~ y ~.
sundays. ~ o ~. 90 ~ .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

Begin reading "Pickwlck Papers
In today's Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

Have your palm Thoroughly reef ara 81
plstaed ~ xsnuiHs EFypftsH palfuis'
had riAlrFufant. one materially gifted
With she ro~er % tell many coming
essa IN business. health. marriage. d.
Norcs. spsruiatiors are tFansactisus %
ell kinds IN you food the on. you
have Bestowed your trust ard sffsc.
'ions up~. arss~r enot and indifferent
toward you Hh- advises on all i'm
poftaui affairs % iifs special this
seek. readlnEs 20 esnts tts Uuissr.
atty corner Histh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

~ VOW CHINESE nrNEDy 60.
lis Nssier Way. Phone Main tsss.
coGLAT ERlC LOANS
Yra, WE LOAN MONEY OK Ola
JnondH and jewelry 81 per cent, NO
OTHER CHARGES Others may Ap-
NIHriHE lover rates but how ehou,
81" cpMNisafoN they charge
PHpNtDENT LOAN HOCtETf. Ins,
'ii seneca and iit Marion.
A HEaPECTAnf.E PLACE no noRRow
money on DIANOSDa ana JEwELnY.
Lowest rates. confidential
hMEiucAN JEWEi.Nf Co. 800 Eeeoni
MONEY LOANED OK ALI Anrictns
- value The Reliable. soT THIRD ave
CAMERAS AND SUPPLIES
LOWMAN * HANFORD Co
KodAks and Photographic Supplies
DEVELOPING lOc
Any siss roll
", ~ snd chssrfy,, .. Tt Nsln Ii,i.
OPTICIANS
Edmunds Fraser Paterson Co. Balcony
Msin si7t
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
DIR KATHRYN HARnisoS-soi SIXTH
hliiou sfssJ.
STORAGE
IN FANhAsFAAhNtNF AAHfhAAHfs " AVE
house. Central Storage Co. iot white
nldF.
TRUNKS DELIVERED. SIC pAYg
storage free Call Main l.te
JUNK
slssks Junk Co. iiso First ave. = III
lin'f 1891.
nrFfALo JrNK. iT,s is,s III ssts
FOR SALE
AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES
20 coon u.sf cars win'en Motor CO
HOTELS AND
APARTMENTS
SEw STANDARD HOTEL.
Corner FiFst Ave and Pine ~
Large. modern. outside roofns elevator
ssfNirs phones m 81 rooms. siruf.cins.
IN every respect see and ny. vita
private bath. 81
iNEPEcrioS CORDIALLY INVITED
harrington. ffttp second. o. week up
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
SCIENTIFIC pHnENoLoatEr

tAlb N TITO FAtEEN piffAAHI
This famous phrcnoioEist reads Yeur en-.
tire ne. tusi 40 tho head Indicates
gives you dates. facts. tells ysu what
has passed In life. shat 10 happening
without asking HinRie question hnn
does not tell thinEs to please. but reads
thingn iust "a tho head indicates. tells
you what planets you Ssrs born under
the lucky and uniuckY planets. uhsn
and nom you will mary. settles and
explains love. family troubles. mar.
FisEes. divorce. health. business. law
suits. arscuiRtionH. Investments
transactions % all kinds. Ia fact. no
matter what your hops. fear or ambi-
tloa. come 90 thiH netad phrenoloEist
ard fini help, There 10 no need for
aHTous 70 10 unsueersefui. Her adries
removes all truubie Ehs ruAran,ses
satisfartinn o. no charge. Her readings
are sifictiF confidential Can and cor
suif her Special readings for one week
euiy, sor. lfaurs. IN 20 .. m
fr1m ~ Aniisrs Hotel. Fourth and
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
Is BUSINESS PERSONALS

IS FUSTNEo5 PtFoUIFWCo
WOMEN. USE YOUR CREDIT. OPEN
A charge account. We Will give you
credit 20 outfit yourself in anything
Won may need In HAIR GOODS" You
nav on easy terms at factory prices,
ws rnenufacturs everything that 10
worn in hair goods OF any special pat
tern or design. Bring W your cut hair
or conbtnsa. we make them up at
factory prices. We aye ana mako over
your old switches Mall orders given
prompt attention.
FACTORY HAIR STORE. 1901 First Az.
- WALK dances taught. sew York
~ style. I or lesaonh; private
k20 halls. young lady assistants:
no difference N you haven't
HVB danced Day ana evening
IA STEVENS -''3 m. Toq s5ii' Az
AIen Der National United Masters Of
Dauciun hragrirtfop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
"a ausiNnsa peasonAla

.'he chinese roots
and herbs can
successfully treat
all disorders 20
men aud wenen
y erinl for the
toathRche. head
&C he. stomach
rupture. q IA TT,
sore throat YET
low fever. rlls
TINS pin T. ..
thtn. wounds no
seess and nervous
disorders a aV =
been treated sucs
eeHafuily
SING | ZEE
iTnY co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

GENUINE PAHAMAs. 1900 VALuEs
Tor 1850. L1ndqui-t-Liily upstairs
Clothes shop. Green Bldg. Youth ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

GENTLEMAN. 40. DARK. TALL RE
fined. with $4,000. drawing good sal
AIRY. wishes 70 meet lady of same
standing. marriage ~ suited: refer
encos exchanged. Box Ere. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

WAETED-GoOD, LIVE BOYS FOR
routs carriers in south Seattle. George
town ana In the vicinity Of s0th and
jackson. Hse Donohua, ~ Star offics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
NINE. MONA

phrcnoiogiHt and card read.
81. VIII tell you N the one you love
10 true or false tell you when OF whom
you VIII marry. In fact. -he viii tell
you every hope, fear or ambition hot
ter than yea can tell u yourself Nd
vice on business. speculation. invest
meat, love. marriage. divorce. ruunite
the separated ana cause speedy mar
riaEr with the on. q your choice. tho
secret OF power ava personal influence /.
how 20 win tn business. love, health
ana AL affairs Make no mistake when
seeking the AdYicc % ciairVoYant OF
paimist- II pays 20 consuit the best
As seer % thinEH hidden 20 man or
woman. Nine. NenA has no equal.
Many prafss- the Etft 81 eiairsuyancy,
but few. indesi. are 30 Hifted one
visit 60 a genuine Esq pttnn scientist
will repsy Suu for many disappoint-
meats Hotel Harrington. 1873 second
eve 10 a ~ TO d ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

RAFIEfe-M MEDIUM. Owes NAMEs
dates. facts IN love. marriage. bust
neHa. etc. Absolute satisfaction guar
tesd or no charge Special low fee
today. 200 Liberty fIldg.. 1903 Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
WANTED


Young man about II years old
70 work in Circulation Depart
n-nt ~ The Star. Good op-
portunltY FOR an am bilious.
hard working young man 20
advance. only those who
know the city well need apply
Tor this position. Soc Mr.
Parish. Circulation Department
OF The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

MADAM BEssITTA. RELIABLE ME-
dunn and card reader. gives valuable
advice on business and domestic A.
fairs. ~ you ARE ~ TROUBLE,
consult her. Special. SOC. 1885 "a
First ave- opposite Liberty theatre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

WORKING MAN. BTEADTLY EMPLOY
cd. nge 81. has one child. age g..
would Ike 10 meet Austrian or Ger
man honest girl or widow. between
Is and IS. object mstrimony. A-iO0.
star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

uf opEENE'g (FOHNERfsf
n Tracte'Fi upstairs suit shop sells mems
~ cults for iis s0th Third ave
LABoHERS FOR PERMANENT WORK
IN country. $500 Up. Best Of CON
oitions. Main 1905. Fare ADVANCED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

BETiERO. PHREGOLOGfHT AND MI
dium. reliable advice, tells object ~
visit without previous knowledge. n
20 T. Special, Zoe, ilsh Pike st. OPP
roatts Ron MarrNN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

MAN WfsHEg no MEET HoNEsT
and good looking woman. from 45 to
sc. Scandinavian preferred. Must he
able 20 take charge ~ apartment
house. Matrimouy ~ suited Els,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

ZELLpo- -HELtABLE CLAfRVOYANf
Absolute facts. none better. G2i Union
IT. Palm readings 20 cents. Try my
foot eaHo eeuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16

NJ. HrE wO CHfNraE MEDICINE co
fes James st. bet snd and afd AYES,
Seattle Wash Established 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-16
SING LEE:

GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY
NJ. lice wo. Chinese
nature hert- home
remedies. aurressful.
~ Treating stomach.
kid eN bladder,
rheumatism. blood
disorders ana many
other ailments OF
men and women ~
usiun Chinese nature
herb.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-03

this five act drama to the lighter me-
 dium of entertainment, '"The Mislead-
 ing Lady,
 Walter Naylor, directing genius Of the organization which has won such favor by it's work at the Lyceum has selected in "Hhe Misleading Lady, one of the most popular plays that ever occupied the center of the theat- ! rical world. On Broadway it ran for seven months. In Boston it played 400 nights There are so many scream 1 ingly funny situations in the play that 1 it affords one continuous roar of | laughter.
 l It is 9 house party on the Hudson ] that furnished the pivot for all the ac- | tion. One of the young lady guests 1 ever cvinced a desire to be an actress. i One of the men guests happened to be l a playwriter and the leading part in l his play was that of a siren. The 1 young lady made a wager she could l play the part, and, for the purpose or l carryingout her agreement had to l exhibit her hiStronic arts on one of i the unsuspecting guests, a gentleman i just back from Patagonia. What hap pens is an endless chain of fun. Miss Virginia Perry the leading ] lady of the Naylor players will essay , the role of Helen Steele,' the young 1 lady who causes all the comE!otion, ! even to the extent of driving the ob- ! ject of her activity to the Adironda * 1 mountains. Phil Quin will set forth the good naturcd but sorely annoyed ! visitor from Patagonia, Jack Craig 1 en- And to young Ralph Murphy
 will fall the main comedy part in the play, that of "Boney,' the poor be-. nighted gentleman who is labo'ing un- 1 der hallucinationS that he is no other
 than the famous Corsican, 'The Little ] Corporal
 1 In "The Misleading Lady" MT. Nay lor hopes to be able to set forth see l nic production that will overshadoW | any previous attempt at the LEceum. ! The possibilities offered for elahcra l scenery are infinite. and every effort ! has been bent toward novel settings.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-03
NEW BRITAIN CHILDREN NOT AT FAULT
Mothers Are, Careless.

Children are not to blame when cross, feverish, not eating right, sleep less, nervous and all out of sorts If mothers are on the job and notice the little danger signals, they will find the tongue coated and the breath hot and bad, a sure sign of overworked and loaded acid stomachs, indigestion and clogged intestines
 This condition can be stopped in a. few hours with a good dose of a sim pie old remedy that has been handed down for generations in thousands of families. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup harmless but sure laxative which a mother worked out and used for her children and grandchildren. Like all good things which have small beginning it spread to all the neigh bors and still it grew until now you can get it in any good drug store in the world.
 Millions of mothers today swear by Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and the children love it, they like the taste and it heals, kills cramps, sweet ems and cleanses their sour little stomachs gently and thoroughly
 Give the little ones chance, mother, go to your druggist and get a bottle today; the laxative without a grain of dope, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- ing Syrup"
 Sold by good druggists everywhere. For sale in New Britain by Seltzers s Prescription Pharmacy.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-03
ITALIAN MUSICIANS
 VAUDEVILLE FAVORlTE

Closing their New Britain engage ment Mazda Dahl and Signor Con- stantini, with their Italian musicians, yi1, give their final performance to- nietl at kceney's, offering the speciality which has attracted so much attention during the week. It is o 1,icb class musical attra ction and has n1eased much during the week It is a high class musi- gal attraction and has pleased large audiences every day. Miss Dahl is an operatic singer Of marked abil- itv and her selections form one of tho most pleasing features of the show. There are other good acts on the program and they give complete sat- isfaction.
 Tonight's photoplay bill will be topped by John Barrymore in Near lv a King" the comedy drama which made so pronounced hit yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-03
BEGIN AT ANY 41MR Her Side---and His By
The Fiasco.

Janet Thayer Stedman, editor-in- chief of the famous feminist publica- ton 'Woman,' will preface Mrs. Cor don address with a few words of her own. Mrs. Stedman has just returned rom western tour, upon which she
 visited many women's clubs, speaking at each"
 There is probably no more hideous human sensation that that of mental panic, With which Janet now fought
 The harder she struggled for self-pos- sesslon the more evident her confu- sion became. She had caught sight
 of Walt and Lucy in their balcony
 seats, and could see no one else, think of nothing else but them-and her. self
 She forced some sort of words from her lips, but they conveyed nothing
 Of her usual originality, nothing of charm or. wit or poignancy. Her sen- tences became involved. She found herself staring at that spot in the gal lery where her husbands face and Lucy Benton's made a pinkish blur in the dimness
 She struggled on for time, say ing nothing, and saying it badly; then started to introduce the famous lady rom England.> As she prepared to pronounce her name eluded her. It was as if the machinery of her brain had gone dead For one hideous in stant she stood, lips parted, finger tips to temple. feeling she should die of modification. Then she heard Ni- coils voice pronounce a name in a distinct whisper, Mrs. Lawford Cor den."
 With half grasp and nervous smile Janet repeated the name bowed and retired to a chair near the back of the stage. The lady stepped to- ward the footlights amid a burst of applause. Then, in a full, splendid voice, began her speech, her confident bearing putting the last touch of con- trast to the two women.
 Janet, slipping through a small exit from the back of the platform, found herself in a large, dim place, evident ly sort of office and property room, furnished with dusty-looking desk and some wooden chairs. She stood a moment with her hands pressed to her burning face, then dropped to her knees, laid her head on the dusty desk and cried hysterically, broken heart edly-as she had not cried since she was child. She did not even hear Roy Nicoll come into the room
New Britain herald., 1917-02-03
VIOLA DANA At Fox's Sunday Night

features. Tomorrow Sunday night the hour of the show has been changed and hereafter the first show will start at 5:3O insuring good seats for the second show at o'clock. The Fox Sunday headliner is the first of the new Metro features presenting Miss Viola Dana in Threads of Fate" As Dorothea in this. five act drama Miss Dana has a role that gives her a chance to show all of her wonder ful talent that has established her as one of the greatest of Americas screen and stage stars. Since she appeared in the spoken drama in the title role of the original Broadway production of Poor Little Rich Girl' and was hailed as a great juvenile actress, Miss Dana has never had a part that was better suited to her personality and charms than that of Dorothea in Threads of Fate.''
 Startling next Friday, Saturday and Sunday and continuing on these days of the week throughout the season. Mrs. Vernon Castle of '"The Castle Walk fame will be a regular feature