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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-01
Weeks Program Varied.

Announcement has been made OF a
varied and instructive program for the
week, which will bring together not
only the leading woman educators of
the country, but the leaders in practi-
cally all fields of women's activities.
Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan, president of
the Washington branch of the associa-
ton, is chairman of the committee on
arrangements
On the first day. Monday, April 3. the
committee on recognition of colleges
and universities will meet at $3.50
O'Clock at the Raleigh This committee
examines the standards of colleges TO
see whether their alumnae are eligible
to admission to the association. At ITO
the board of directors will be enter
tanned at luncheon by Mrs. Thomas w.
Sidwell, 1901 Wisconsin AT
2:30 o'clock will be a meeting of the
board of directors, and in the evening
a reception Will be given officers. mem
bers and guests of the association at
the Smithsonian Institution. with DR..
Charles D. Walcott, secretary OF the
institution, and Mrs. Walcott receiving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-01

Twenty-Five of the Young
Women's Christian Association, under
the leadership of Miss Jessie Brainerd.
took advantage of the spring day yes
terday and liked to Rock Creek Park.
covering a distance of about three
miles. This was the first of a series of
hikes planned for the association mem
bers during the spring and summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
Cynthia Grey's Answers to
Readers Questions
FOOLISH SUPERSTITION

Dear Miss Grey: have found II
true in a number Of cases that
break in friendship follows the GIT
OF a sharp instrument. such as knife
min or pen. This has happened tc
me a number Of times. and In each
instance IL was with some friend
though, I could never give up. But
thos. great friendships have turned
alrno@, TO hatred. Now man wnc
has been attentive 20 me recently
gave me n knife. don't want any
thing to cause a disagreement WITH
him. and IL | should tell him what
b.Isevs he might think me SHY
what would you advise me TO doI
FOLLY.
There r. no power TO break
Friendship in such a silly super
stitiou. The broken friendships
have resulted from something In
the disposition or character OF
one or both the parties TO the
quarrel. which made II impossi-
bic TO agree. rather than the IN
nusnee OF an inanifnate object
II you like the knife. keep H.
IL not. return IL and ask the
man In the future to give you
flowers or some other less bale
full" gift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01

Dear Miss Grey: I arm a stsnox
raphsr. One OF my employers IL In
the city only a day or 30 each month.
lie In married. but his family IL in
New York. Whenever he comes 70
town he always has som. 1i,il. gift
for me. and he always takes mo gu;
To dinner with him. lie rays he
hasn't many friends here and is
grateful for my society. lie always
takes me home In a taxi and buys
me flowers and candy. bu, h. 10 nj.
ways perfect gentleman In his
treatment OF me. Tho man 20
with objects to me going out with
my employer. al,ho ha la unable 20
do a. nice things for me az tho man
work for. An ! unwise 20 accept
these favorr7 JULIA.
Yes. Keep your relationship
with men Mt the office free from
the social element. Don't accept
attentions that are dangerous TO
your own or some other won.
ans happiness. This mans dis.
loyalty to his wife IL quito as
great ms tho she were in this
city. and his attentions 10 you
quite as compromising ms those
of any other married man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
USE OF MAYOR ClLL'S NAME BY
iMER CHANTS Protective CORP.
DENOUNCED BY MASS Meeting

Resolutions adopted by the HiI
Pcdrotne mass meeting Frida
night follow
Whereas. number % weeks
ago officials OF tho United states
army Al Camp Lewis forced
Upon our attention the fact that
vicc and iswles<ness was not
being controlled by the city al.
ninistration In Seattle. and
thereafter tho commander OF
that army called upon tho mayor
TO remedy tho existing condi.
TONS. and issued public warn.
ing 20 the citizens Of Seattle.
wherein he called attention TO
the fact that there were 900
Immoral women practicing their
trade. without molestation. In
ptgpcity. and that there was an
organized Woo syndicate. pro
tcctcd BY persons high In au-
thority'. and
Whcr~aa. the mayor OF tho
city Of Seattle denied the state
ment OF facts made by Maj. Gen.
Greene. and even treated tho
charges OF the commander Of
the United States army at Camp
LOWS insolcntiy. lntimatins In
Haunting manner that Il was
all politics: doing this instead Of
at once cooperating with tho
government In seeking to remedy
the open and apparent vice ex-
kting In many forms. and
Whereas. due to the failure
OF the mayor and his chief OF
police 20 assist the government
IN overthrowing vice and many
other dangerous conditions con
fronting the government. Maj.
Cen. Greene was compelled 20
place an order prohibiting HIS
soldiers from coming TO Seattle:
and
=. Whereas. investigation shows
Wal months previous to tho
&kfrres made by Mai Gen.
= bne. tho morals committee
- The Ministerial Federation OF
Seattle. acting thru It's chair
man. furnished the mayor with
written information Of approx.
mately 20 houses OF prostitu-
ton. from tho windows and
doors OF which women were
openly soliciting: and
wnar~as Investigation shows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01

firm OF GIN. Ifoyt a Frye. tho
really material thing being that
his name appears on tho pro
tective certificate. and on
large percentage OF all cases
brought by his own policemen.
his firm being In opposition to
the cases OF the policemen for
the enforcement of the law. and
Whereas. II there were no
other causes. and we recognise
there are others. than the con-
nection of tho mayors name
with such an association. this
condition II sufficient OF itself
Co account for the condition In
which the city OF Seattle now
finds it-clf-a condition In which
the morale 81 the police depart
ment IN shattercd-viee ~ run.
ming 80 rampant and uncon.
troiied that crimes Of violence
IN large numbers have been
committed upon women OF tho
city. 80 that tn. citizens have
not ieit uht " was SAFE Tor
woman 10 De alone even IN her
own nome al night. a condition
finally eliminating In national
alsErnce, namely. IN" ban on our
city OF Maj. Gen. Crvene. and
Whereas. We believe that tho
citizens OF Seattle aru not NOR.
aliS bankrupt nut tho trouble
hes with the present mayor OF
the city o, Seattle
he II hcreoy resolved by tho
cttixenr or Seattle IN mass meet
ms assembled thnt We pledge
ourselves To support the gov
eminent OF The United states In
tho prosecution OF the present
war. and We pledr" ourselves.
particularly. to aid the govern
nsnt In the way now re-
quests namely That we make
Seattle clean ana whoi"Eofn" Tor
the soldiers OF our army, and as
the American people. acting
under IN" principles of denoc'
raey. have never Jailed 10 INA.
By and thru democracy. solu'
ton OF any difficulty. ana az
the principle OF Impeachment OF
public official has come down
thru democratic INSTITUTIONS an
fair method OF bringing public
officials 10 the bar Of justice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
HILL LOSES SON

Deputy Sheriff Joe lin received
word Saturday that his son. Richard
HIn, had been killed In action on
the French front.
Young Hin Joined the Australian
colonial troops in 1914 and has
been In action ever since. Ho was
with the Australians In Egypt and
other Mediterranean fronts unul
transferred " France
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
GAIETY THEATRE

sundays audience VIII NitncAs
now and valuable addition 60 the
popular Armstrong Follies" now
playing at tho gaiety theatre. In tho
person Of ''Perapsta." Egyptian m.
ture dancer. who has just arrived
from the East TO open an extended
engagement with the company.
Tn. burleaaue offering for the
week will b. ''Over There" A rnu.
steal comedy with fun and rio, on a
United State. battleahip on route to
France.
The comedy honora WIN b. divided
between tho~o two versatile co-ns
dams. VIII and Ed Armstrong. VIII
Armstrong will return 90 his old role
Of tho Irish comedian next week,
while his brother ia viii do sort
Of a nut character. They promise a
number OF new and clever Jokes that
will extract every hidden giggie out
o, a persons body.
Billie bingham Will delight. as
usual. with number Of popular
songs. aided by the chorus OF twenty
girls.
Maudie Smith and "Iuy" Carter
will also be n valuable support 10 the
cast in making the offering ono OF
the best since their opening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01

MOORE
Up on your toes and get ready. for
Fnnchon and Marco and their Frisco
JAM Band. including Rudy wiedcoft.
sssophonist. viii b at tho Moore
theatre Sunday an one OF the two
hsadiin.rs on the new bill Of orph.
cum Circuit vaudeville. Fnnehon
and Marco are two dancers,
niiiy MONTGOMERY and George
Perry will b the other headline at.
traction. They sing a little. dance
some and talk much.
Claude and Fannie Usher In
.Fsxan's Decision include the hun
Cry dog ~spArerft~.
JAMES X. Cullen entcrtalns In his
own inlrnitabls manner
Robtsc Oordons s a BEAUTIFULLY
FORMED girl who IL illustrating her
own version Of reproductions of
statusry and paintings.
Rita Boland In sous sketches She
Is young. pretty and has person
aiity.
Tho ioleen Sisters are sharpshoot
era who do their shooting while on
the slack wire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01

poration openly solicited law
business contrary To the laws of
the state OF Washington. and
said association issued a ccrtif.
icate to members therein pur>
porting 20 protect them In &C.
tons In tho civil and criminal
courts. and ON every certificate
issued there was placed the
name OF the firm GIN. Hoyt q
Frye: and
Whereas. u has been asccr.
tanned to date from reliable
sources that such certificates or
protection bearing the name %
Gu. Ioyt a Frye were issued TO
81 hotels and lodging houses.
eight dancc halls. o. restaurants.
81 drug stores. 20 pool halls. 81
small grocery stores and fruit
stands. 10 chines, stores. ~
pawn brokers. junk dealers.
6 cigar stands and large mum.
bcr Of tao'ah drivers. and
Whereas. such certificates
were generally placed by tho
holders thcr~of In conspicuous
places. no that any policeman
on his beat could easily nee tho
nane OF tho mayor OF Seattle on
such certificates. and therefore
could not help but exert de-
terrcnt influence ON any honest
policeman seeking TO enforce
the law. and
Whereas. ono holder Of such
certificate stated TO q deputy
prosecuting attorney that he was
solicited 10 buy his e-rtificat.
In tho Merchants Protective
Corporation by n member ~ IN.
firm Of otu. Hoyt A Frye. which
fnefnher 81 said firm pointed TO
the name OF AFR. ON on tho Ger.
,ificats. saying that he was
mayor. and was In a position TO
give special assistance. and
Whereas. In all cases where
persons holding such certificates
were arrested for alleged viola-
ton OF tho law. and
Whereas. In a large percent.
age Of other case. wherein per
sons were arrested charged with
prostitution. gambling. bootleg.
ging ans other like offrnsra. the
firm Of can. Hoyt a Frye has
appeared bcfor. the justice Of
the peace M their counsel. and
Whereas. the justic. % tho
peace. whose duty IL Ia 10 pun
ish violstors Of such laws. II an
appoin,ee OF tho mayer. and
Whereas. practically all tho
testimony In such cns~s 10
brunght by policemen. II IN APP
parent that both policemen and
justices o. the peace are placed
In most embarrassing. 10 no,
impossible situation. when tho
head OF IN. firm. a. II appears
on the record In these cases. 10
also tho mayor Of the city.
whose sworn duty IL Ii to en-
force the Laws: aud
Whereas. IN defense % his
record connection with tho firm
Of ON. Hoyt q Frye ths mayor
has stated that he has no con.
neetion with that firm: snd
Whereas. n In absolutely TIM
material whether the mayor has
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
WILKES

WILKES
Rich Man--Poor Man" drama.
tization OF the story OF the same
name w Macmillan Foster. that
ran AS serial In the Saturday Even
ing Post. will be tho play offered by
the wilkes company for the week
starting with the matinee Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
A WIFE AND DANCES

Dear Miss Grey: am a bachelor
but I visit with my married friend,
frequently. Here is case In par
ticular that have tried 10 max,
out.
The wife In n young mother with
three children. The husband In a
young business man. Both are fine
people and apparently get alonE
we'll together. She IL a good mother
he is n good father. They 40 out "a
parties and other places OF amuse
ment together: but when going 10 a
dance, the mother wishes TO &C
alone. ms she says the young mer
are more attentive when she is alone
than in the company OF her husband
Then people wonder why 40 many
young men remain single. Do you
wonder at it7 Your opinion will b.
greatly appreciated.
JUST A BACHELOR.
I would like to know what
kind OF dances this young wife
attends where the men are more
attentive to her when alone than
when hcr husband IL present. At
all OF the club dances have
ever attended. the crowd WAS
made UP mostly Of couples. and
the women and girls who at
tended without escorts were tho
most popular AS wall flowers. II
goes without saying that the
woman IN silly and short-Sight-
ed she is deliberately inviting
comment OF the worst sort.
which will not only affect her.
but her husband and her chill
dren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01

iPANTAGES
Topping the new bill at the Pan.
tagca. opening with the matinee
Monday. viii be the DonAis Sisters
physical culture experts.
The Cycle OF Mirth. q musical
comedy. with a lot OF pretty girls
and music. will BE- the special added
attraction. Anna Butler and Hal
Bcrmanus are tho big lights of the
cast,
Other numbers Byni and Early
In "A Scotch Highball..' Van and
Carrie Avery. In songs and comedy,
BIN pruitt. the Montana cowboy
singer. and Mabel Mayors bird
actors
COMING TO THE MET.
Fair and Warmer the Avery
Hollywood farce with which seiwyn
& Co. made the outstanding hit Of
many seasons past. both In New
York and on tho road. and which
will DO presented at tho Aetropoli.
tan on December 10 for three nights
and matinee, has n mort uncommon
distinction. During the year of it's
run at the rsitinKs theatre. New
York. 4, was advertised only by its
audiences The bllIboards which
wcre allotted TO ~ were used by
other plays. and the theatrical print
Ing ordered for 8; waited In the
s,orerooms. Fair and Warmer"
sold out on it's second night at the
Ei,inxe theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01

springs -isi7 ................ 900 .sS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
WATCH YOUR sTEP." SOON

Irving Berlin's international synco
pntcd musical success. entitled
watch Your step viii bo the at
traction Mt the Metropolitan theatre
Sunday, December o, for a limited
engagement OF four nights and O
matinee.
Principal among the twenty ode
song hits are: Settle Down In Il
one.Horse Town" when d Discov
cred You" Load Me to Love" The
Dancing Teacher" The Minstrel
Parade" They Follow Me Around,
SHOW Us How to DO the Fox Trot.
and II Love to Have the Boys
Around Me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
Country Hay and Grain
prices paid vholeaals)

Prices raid Producers for Eggs
Poultry, Veal and Pork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
Today's Market
Report

Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers fov
Vegetables and Truit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
ORPHEuM THEATRE

Manager Levy. Of the Orpheum
theatre. Third and Madison. has mn
unusually strong bill. opening with
the matinee Sunday. for mex, week.
Jessie Sutherland and company
viii occupy the headline position In a
fancy diving and swimming act She
uses ono OF the largest tanks on the
stage ever seen in this country. Be
sides being a beautiful woman. Jes.
sie holds many records for swimming
and diving.
The Buckley Monkey Circus ~ the
extra added attraction. In which the
monkeys win perform for the amuse-
ment OF children from the agcs Of
10 10.
sue stead In woman who
whistles while the Deacon Jones
Foul win sing minstrel songs Tho
Franco Trio. two men and woman.
are Italian singers and instrumental
ists. Keefer and Alberts sing. dance
and talk
The first installment OF The Re
treat OF the Germans at the Battle
of Arras" will be the big special at
traction. II SHOWS the war In
Europe In all It's reality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-01
At THE THEATRES
Metropolitan - fSfonday. Ysayes
Thursday. Philharmonic Con
ecrtL


Metropolitan - fMcnday, Ysay~s
J Thursday. Philharmonic Con
ecrtl
Mocre-Orpheum Circuit vsude-
( Vile
Gsicty--lBuriesquel
WiIke.-'Itich Man--Poor Man
--stoek.
Orpaseum--ty audeviiiel
PantAgc>--tvasdrviiIel
J Palace Hip-tysud~vil iel-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II reveals. In the course. Of ita
story patho.. comedy. heavy drarna,.
Ice and thrills.
IL will - acted by tho Wilkes
players. each ia big roles. and ought
TO br good from a scenic standpoint
PALACE HIP
Comedy and novelty are 60 lie the
features Of tho new vau.
deville show opening sunday Mt the
Palace HIP.
Tho Three Rlanos viii Nres~n,
so-ne acrobatics and monkey imita
tons
Tho Corty Sisters have a piano
and singing feature. offering pro
gram Of popular. classical and pa,
triouc selections.
one Of tho principal numbers viii
he a hlAcsface act presented by
Fred Rogers. with singing, dancing
Frank and Deborah Thornton will
offer q song and talking comedy act
called Tier New Hat
Frank and Waters hav. n ski,
Won by Talking"
Buster and Eddy are srroha,ic
who walk on their heads.
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