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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
VETERANS WANT HALL
TO HOLD MEETINGS
Only Seventy-One Left Now Of Holll-
day Post G. A. r., And They Are
Bearing Expenses.

Today there are comparatively few
surviving members Of the J. ". Hollt
day Grand Army OF the Republic post
of this city. The roll called Saturday
night at installing Of the new officers
for the ensuing year, showed that
willis a number of years ago there
there were only seyenty.one members,
were zoo members.
The treasury Of the post has. become
about depleted and tho question OF
continuing this honored organization
was brought up al the meeting. The
three score and ten veterans, who rep
resent practically the last Of the rap
idly thinning army Of the boys" who
fought, that this country should re-
main undivided. are anxious that the
organization may be maintained, but
that cannot be done unless they meet
the expenses, and, as time Is reducing
the membership rapidly. the expense
becomes larger each year for those re-
naming.
An officer Of the post said last night
that the veterans would greatly appre-
ciate it If some one would permit them
10 establish hall in some Of the va
cant places in this city. They have
for 4 long number Of years met in the
old Odd Fellows hall. which costs
them about eight dollars a month. The
post only uses the hall once week
10 hold about an hours session Satur-
day evenings.
Il hope some patriotic owner OF a
room will offer us hall that we might
fix up and hold our meetings in the
future. II not, then We will do the
best We can 10 pay our present ront,"
remarked the veteran.
There Is, OF course. no moro loyal
organization in this community or in
America. than the Holiday post A
few months ago they bought $3.50
Liberty bond, leaving less than $50
in the treasury. The night that the
veterans decided to buy the bond, one
of them arose and said: I'VE can't
afford to buy O bond, because that
will leave less than fifty dollars IN the
treasury"
That's all right. comrade," remark
ed another veteran. "the Lord took
care OF us in the army and He's not
going 10 forsake us when by our lend
ing this money TO Uncle Sam for a
most Cody and sacred purpose. The
greatest Commander Of them all will
take care Of us"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07

Wheeling has rneatless days. wheat
4reo .tvp t1eAe arso icons Ur S1p sSaT
trss day in treet oar every DAY. DARK
nights and many other things TO con-
tend with during the war and now II Is
facing tho most disastrous day OF ALL
for within the not dim distant future
there may DO many showless days. II
there are, however, It Will not DO the
fault Of Manager Johnson OF tho Court
theatre. Tor that ever courteous gentle
man is sparfnr neither time nor money
In an effort to bring the best there ie IN
ne show Tine on tho road TO wheeling
and II tho railroads vnl carry tho
troopers the public can depend upon hr.
Johnson to get them here.
The theatrical season OF 1918 has
now started on its last lap. and II the
finish Is as brilliant as the start, Wheel
Ing will 70 down in theatrical history
as being one OF tho greatest show towns
in America
Business II Good.
The report has boom current Tor some
time past that the theatrical business
throughout tn. country has been' on tho
wana. This may be truo in some cities.
hu, as far as Wheeling Is concerned 1t
e erroneous. The season started out
az, August goth. and before many weeks
had elapsed. all previous attendance rec
o-ds al the Court had been broken. This
same enterprtstng theatre has had phe~
nouenal business at almost every at
traction It has played UP to date. and
while tho general theatrical sky, out
sida Of wheeling and few other cities.
has not been Of the brightest theatre
goers can poict with pride to the fact
that the early part Of tho present sea-
son has been the greatest in "heeltng's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07

Manufacturers ~ mining machinery
have been asked 10 send catalogues TO =
firm In Japan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
ORNAMENT FALLS FROM
MOTION PICTURE HOUSE
Large Piece OF Plaster OF Paris Drops
from Front OF Rex Building,
Breaking Marqulse.

While scores of persons were passing
through the streets last night, shortly
after O'clock on tho!r way to church.
a part OF tho plaster Of paris ornaments
on tho face of the Rex motion picture
hourse. i426 Market street. fell crash
Iur 10 the sidewalk and breaking into
thousands of pieces.
The ornament fell through the mar
ouiso in front of the building. breaking
unt n large opening In the glass ami
frame work \ couple had Just passed.
under the marQmise when the accident
occurred
/, is said that The other part Of the
ornament front il loose and may fall MT
any time Tho city authorities PEI
mittcd tn" walk in front of the build
ing tn hr used last night. The part OF
the ornament that fell weighed about
g pounds. and II 1t had fallen upon
someone's head it would doubtless have
resulted seriously. II not fatally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07

The Speedway Girls" with big cast
OF faVorites including Arthur Mayer and
Dolly Bunch starts q two days engage
ment at the Court to-day. The enter
tainment is said 10 be a syncopated
whirl Of bright songs slittering dances,
gorgeous costumes and unadu!tcrated
fun.
AS special feature Fi-Fi. talented
dancer will be seen in an oriental fam
tasy. There Is a big chorus Of winsoma
matdens and splendid scenic equip
ment with which to back up the many
pretty and captivating musical numbers.
Other we'll known fun makers are jain
J. Black. Jack Smith. Marion Chase. Ed
Rogers. Charles Levine and Sue Milford.
There will be ladies l5c coupon matt
nee daily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
ALEXANDER CARRIED: OFF THE
NATIONALS PITCHING HON0RS

In arranging tho National League
pitchers Of 1917 In order OF cffectlFc-
ness, It was found expedient 10 ulFiac
the 80 pit chcrs into three groups. ne
first OF these embraces all those VII"
bore the brunt uf the campaign an"
pitched al least 10 complete games; lh'
second those who participated III Il mln-
imum number IF 10 games. rrgarHirSS
Of the length OF same: and the thir"'
comprising all others who took part III
Il championship contest.
Alexander won III" It'll" ~ IeAu'hG
pitcher with an average Of least runs
earned per game OF l.e5. t'rrl''' ~
New York. was a close SECOND. VIA
ISIS, followed by Schupp. with l's".
! The latter led all others III gitneS won
and lost with a percentage Of 100. thiH
! ligure representing 81 winning ana
losing games. Five OF the ten IeaulhE
pitchers We're left-handers
The percentage If games won ana '"Sl
is given with notation OF the relative
position Of each pitcher this sreriai rev.
ord being supplied In order mat com,
harrison may be made with the OlhcaI
carned-run rating.
The value Of rating pitchers on the
latter system is again demonstrate"
BaSing the effectiveness at Il pllEhc.
s"'"'H on s@'"'S WI, " y,,,L. h..diu,
snow 'h9 'natnpt"P NV 900, S.II,,.
~" ,,Iii,Iop :,rn more
'nu ct Ill" ''' .... 80, .rI,,.
W ''S pi'''ie'S ''''""e ~ .hnw j.,
rarhed-ruh reS"ruS' n'M '.c.' - 49,,
e""a measure 'h' ''''' ,t,in 49,.
or pi'ch'rs' res"rM!'sS ~ tbn ruc,
Sprt'''e CIV o. r ,,,,,s,rotion
VI ,h,r h,, lost.
p"1''l! ""' n'''" ,u,.,oI stn,d.
!c' u t"'e" ''''' w. a. ~. .,,,, ,,.rra,. ur
,"s VIZ" u" -. c,,, I,II h,. sur.
I'''' 40 '"' '> 80? w.. ,;'l,,,ng sumner,
''''" ny 'eaS"' - ,,,,'.,,r his games:
,.v ,,,,,,. vcnr.d mfr him
'"' :" w '''e W. i,I h.,, r.
were MAD" al"r 'n"HC'S ''','' i,.,
Tered To r"'Irr '.le S' ,,,,ix
case was li''t ~ 'Ne""""H' ~ ,i
rated cl2hlh III games WI '''." ,i, 49,
twentf-SlNth III the VI "S,"' 49,,
The fact that ~ 81 'h' - W. :.,d
OF NM during IHt Sr"s"'' ,,'N'i ~
fhil douglas 81 Nn!''s"' P' .,n
the greatest nu'''oer " 7 ,'i,,, :,
t""eu ~ "t h,,.-,,,,t. lSt
Alexander score" 'Io', ,,i,rh,
ana ne "'so leu l" N"'tp 3d.. rirb...
GU Wv" w. a,,,,. ,.i,b onI mt of
hahuerS III s'' H., y,mrb,
the l.03l oatSHen iarl"F HI"' i,I H.,
"f chicago. leo Ihe 'F' '.ua'"t ', 49,,
hlgher P'r'""'ahe " '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
Who's that bloke
The Brigad!er."

His Jobs to use UP the lang idge
left over by tho company commanders
and sergeants. and thon to find fresh
lot."-London Opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
WV, j. TO PLAY THE
ARMY AND RUTGERS

MORGANTOWN ". Va. Jan. s.
Wes, Virginia univcrsity's football
schedule for 1918 Will contain eastern
games only with the Army. at West
Point on October -. and possibly with
Rutgers Mt New Brunswick on November
2, according ~ tentative arrangements
announced Tonight.
Dartmouth and. tho Navy will prob
ably not he played next s"ason.
Tho University of Pittsburgh Will ne
PLAYED at Pittsburgh OCT oher II. and -
is probable that iuniana university Will
to the big home game Of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
ITALY PUTS BAN ON
BASEBALLS AND BATS

ROME. Jan. 6.-"Baschalls and bats
are useless To u.s." Is tho dictum pro-
nounced by the Italian customs authori-
ties. in placing ban on the importation
of these articles for Americans in Italy.
Recently the Americans purchased the
few baseballs hero and then ordered
more from the United States. There
also Is a shortage Of bats.
Thomas y. Page. tho American am
hassador, has beon patitioned to secure
an exemption OF baseball equipment from
the recent law against the importation
OF all lu1uries or unnecessary articles.
1t Is claimed the game is necessary 10
maintain the health Of the Americans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07
"Tu PRIHcEaa PAT

The Princess Pat" Henry Blossom
and Victor Herberts latest musical
comedy triumph. will undoubtedly re-
cctve n warm welcome. when II comes to
Wheeling. az the Court Theatre on FRI
day and Saturday. January ll-l2. matt
nee on Saturday.
Mr.. Blossoms hook has been most
highly commended and to Mr.. Herbcrt's
music there has bcen accorded unstinted
praise. Ia The Princess Pat" no has
given twenty numbers NIL OF which arc
in the popular composers best vein and
among which arc Allies" Make Him
Guess" I'D Like to BIT n Gutter But
Find It Hard 10 Quit" For Better or
For Worse" When Il Girls About to
Marry" "Ncapoltan Love Song" 4
Wish I Was An Island in an Ocean OF
Girls" Flirting" All for You" "1n q
Little World for Two Tho Shoes OF
Husband Number One as Worn by Num-
Dor Two" and Two Laughing Irish
Eyes" Seats go on sale Wednesday.
Manufacturers ~ mining machinery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07

Our gunners got the range at last
and dropped shell right in among EN-:
when looked again they WAS gone"
For good
well. miss, they went In that direc-
tton"-PaesinE Show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-07

on tho stage lives OF SOME OF our most
distinguished players, md you Will find
that tho term Matinee Idol" has Ap-
u.ed tn all Of them. Henry Miller. Will
liam Collier, r.. II. Southern. William
Faversham and Dustin Fhrnum are n
few or the men. and of the women can
anstly recall Maude Adams. Ethel Ear
rvn,ore Mrs Tiske and Laurette Tay-
lor.''
GREAT SHOW TODAY.
CHARLES NJ. Bakers twelve cylinder.
ninety horse power burlesquc show.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

"aGmpen ruleoc meb itformino.
ifet &ololombeo belle Naaifenat, OF
Helitltotet %tieitte finn til at unoers
iiregc Den aicnos9jerning, OF IN.
%ifcrnca oeiperate 6orisg igonr pao
at brDoe i9lenncm bore Sinicr 5r
forpurrct Tor goot.
Nelcn Wontbioicr % Worenil
meieoc Oct frantic Snfonteri mco
&c tpifc @otalioncr. lom noeu Or
ter ~iornpcOe gIngrcbrt mcO me
&rpitcr.
Morcuil, iom @srong Niora@n
blco crobrct al Snifcrnc, bleu
tilbngeerobrct al 5ronitmGnbc-
re, ocrpnn after taget al Snlfcr.
re % omiioer toget peo CT Snio
rctnnialO, Tom mco ui%orligncli1
3oppcrbcb hleu uoiert al blonoeoe
l%ranIfc og brittle trooper.
Sfoqenc / 9forb ior Morcu:l
llcp ligclcocS tilbogccrobret otter
rciperote aonpc. : Ocnne &c-
qion tog 6ranifmruoellc mango
Sanger.
Wellcm Wtorcllil % 2aSiignp q
rct 9o6tsiort, of Spifcrne or blet
Iianlet for goot. Sranifmpnbcre
lpffcoc frem til Smegnen al Ga1-
m iur Mnt5, % eli 0ipiiion al.
l.hpalgtc trooper tiIboecerobrcH,
Nlenotlt % holDt Ben imoo ale t..
here Mooangrcb % fog 700 San
ger.
Slln poo eft cnfelt l'ltnft lpffc-
bes oct 6icnoen at gaa frem Ell Ii
zen Smulc / Noro for NorcuiG.
WcQclu Worcuil % %aaii9np
bor pore Sroppcr, iiol9c lioltc
Seaport ira 6ronterL tilbn9ecrO-
Fret N~ppencourt % Ntond)cl % to
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

onrlloer loet / en- NoroS Soanb.
Gettc CIR Ell betpouin9afilo Gen
Tor VrGlioent Billion % De nmeri.
fanifc militGre 9eotrc, iom bGr
fr9pet bette belt ira Den isrliG
Gag, Inerifa foin mcO / arigen.
Oct er englono. iom b%aaronaffei
Eor lot Jig intoo ncllre Orbning.
DC brittle 8eneraIer ielte lin
Stoltbco Inaret peo Sonfcn pan at
lfullc mootoge Sr0rc ira cu life
hritiif Sperlebclic. Den III par
pei Sitlotionen blct llig, at no.
Get olporligt moottc nisrcs ior at
'tanIc ocn tpifc 9ouinc, ier oct bleo
'orierlt, og Ioo fiji 0ct ifilre meO
Ben brittle Stoltbeo.
General Sod nnoer IN lom en-
N 6ranfriaS itsrite Strotcgcr.
Get bar ban, ionl lcbeOe Sranlf-
m1nocne@ pcnitrc 6lpi ioran Sc
lis Soften 1914, o. iom 70 Elmer
Tor ban bnpoc moOtaqet @enerol
SofIreS Srbrc bcguuotc oct OeIps'
rate Ingreb, Der "fr0llr0c "op Sc
! crul bon alucfs @lrnIc og biorog
lnoalfe mere enb noQct nll0ct til al
lion Splfcrne tilbugc ira Warne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Jottefampen / Sranfrie
S%orifriteife ira Gioe 4.

M rimeligpi5 bli pllttet ino blanot
epebc, e%riarnc iran'fe Te~terontrop.
per, % Der or pitt in9er, lom tpi.
Ter paa, at Nmcrifalternc bill gisle
Ret for iig, bpor DC enc blir lat.
Gen. God iom 8cncraiisicmns.
Gen onbcn uigtigc Sine, iom CT
hGnot / 5rnnfrig DC libitc Oogc
Cr bcr, at ale DC nnicrcoc Irrnecr
ueb &%citirouten, @ritere, 9clgicrc,
Nrnn'fmTnh o9 9lnterifancrc, Nus.
Ierc % FortllgiIcrc III cnoclia CT
itinet nnoer CT fpne5 Sperlcbelic.
&c at General sod or uorGrnt iii
6cnernli5iimliS for belle Sronteit
ira Norbliscn iii Sttpcit;.
Tcttc cr BOG bibtil oplnit ful,
irbircftc, ibet Der ira @albingtou
t.cp offelltligeiort ct Telegram ira
ErTliocnt Wilion til General
Sod, boori E%rriiocntcn Ipfpnifrr
@eneralcn meo ocn "npe Ntpn.
ai9bco", iom cr blct ban1 bctroct.
% Den SmitGnoigbeb, at &c
neral FerIbing gif til General
sod % life til @encral Ectoin OF
iaeoc i'm Irnlc % iinc HcIourccr
I'll M~aaoigbeb befrGftcr oct lanlnrt.
Oct or Dog ielpiogt, at General
Fetain blir itaacnoe Tom Sucrat.
neral oper oen %iranifc &pr, ligc-
Iom 6eltmarifolf @nig blir itoa-
cnoc iom britiif Npcrgencral o.
General Eeribing Iom nmerifon't
Spergencral. Men oper Dem ale
Iiaar General Sod Tom @cncra!
isiimlis. Weo andre SrO: Suer
Iebelic al oGe DC Nnicrcoca Npc.
rationer peo Teitirnntcu er enoe!il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Siolte S1vt fra ,6ronten.

Enoifcbn9a SclcQrommcr ira
Sonbon % Yaris toocr pnn, at DC
H'aierebc M bar iamlet Iaa itorc
StrioafrGitcr, at Sc / iiOitc Site.r
bar orrct iitanb til at itanIe IN.
iterne / ocres Marih MOB Miners.
SGrllg bar SranifmEnocne rllIfet
r~rbentlig op / be iicnotligc 8eleber
pna Den lpoliac &ompfront uloer
rlGoponlig belpcrotc &nnlpc.
Serom meloer Ben ofiicicQe
%lronifc Hnppnrt sen l3tc Murt3:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Omaha

Hornkvag-Native steers SO 9O-1a no
NJpi oS hVler......... S.00-11. so
and feeders. 7.OO-12.55
2Vih-bulk OF sales...... .16. 25-16. so
HaNn' 17.75--19.2 20
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Chicago P~roduktmarked.

spis &c liter "1eesrah.xsheu", anseraI ben
Ill slabocr % aieneie. SITS benz et srumer al
glaoei M 90 eo - % ienber Se os en- M
Nbcnnert. iaI pi noi oiee al pdafirnne oe:.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
get 100 Sanger % IA Moifin

get 100 Sanger % IA Noifin-
iononcr.
Seb S%iicirnntcn trnnete ell ga
TALON al iienbtliac Storm.Srop.
Ter oper Chen / Hprbeben II
Champ, bppr DC iorIsgtc at eta.
llerc ct 9robopeb, men ueh Ct
fraitigt irnnif Moonnercb blep
tcle 9otalionen fomplet uorpooet
- cltcn orGbt eller tagct tilfangc.
Bore lan9trGffcnoc aanoner fit
nam poa % sbclagoc ct SrTn
meO ipTrt Artillcri / NGrbcbcn III
Saun."
SGn9er noropnn bor ogiao Sri
icrnc ti~lbogeiloact aqe tnife In-
Areb, % paa ct enfeIt Tunft / SpO
for Sonrnc - BET bill altIna Iigt
let / Dit for Nmlicn5 bar s.
lnoog %ifiepet 6ienoeu tilbnge no
get.
5 Norb Tor Somme nllgreb IN
~lferre / lire iorificligc "Sslger"
ncn enc efter Ben nnoell, men o.
tlep ouerult meict neo lioen nj
tlnoe Ell SOB mco 8rltno.
s N9rheben al Scrrc presIebc
Sriternc line 2inicr frem ct fort
Stpffe % fog $50 Sanger % 40
0taifinfanoncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02

ENrrRFp A. srcoSp CLASS MATTER JuNE l5rh 1908 At
-rr Posi- orricE At DEBORAH. Iowa. uSprR THE ACT
oF toNcKFss or MApCIfS. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Imerifanernc til T%rpnten.

st Telegram ira @~aibington a
iqanr meboelcr, at General Sod
bar afcepteret llbnppneIIeu ION
@eneralisiimus oper De I1iereoeS
lomtlige Striosfrpfter / Sranfrig
% at ban itrar bar ofcepteret g.
rcrol FerihinaS Silbuo ON al
hiipnncrc oocr ale omerifanif(
SorfiGttes paa iibite SIDE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-02
Kansas City Kvegmarked.
Sioux City

IIOrnkV6g-Steers..
~ os hVier......... S.50-11.5 so
SeIfS ana feeders.... 900 500
ceo ana fearlings.... S.OO-11 IS
"Nih' Ii. 20-16. 65
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16
Hair Often Ruined
BY Washing With Soap

Soap should be used very carefully.
II you want 10 keep your hair look
ing It's best Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali
This dries the scalp makes the hair
brittle. and ruins IL.
The best thing for steady use Is
just ordinary muIsificd cocoanut oil
(which is pure ana greaseless), and Is
better than the most expensive soap
or anything else you can use.
Ono or two toaspoonfuls Will
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
Iy. simply moisten the hair with wa.
ter and rub It In. II makes an album
dance Of rich, creamy lnther. which
rinses out easily removing every
particle Of dust dirt. dandruff and
excessive oil. The hair dries quick
~ and evenly. and 1t leaves the
scalp soft and the hair fine and
silky bright, lustrous. fluffy and
easy TO manage.
You can get mulsiticd cocoanut oil
at any pharmacy. It's very cheap,
and a few ounces viii supply every
member OF the family for months
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16
TO THE FRONT!
Men Have Gone
Women Are Coming
But II Is the Young or Young
Looking Women Who Win

Today the world is OVERLOOKING
with opportunity orlthe woman who
Is capable. active. youthful--or tho
woman who looks the part. Gray
hair. the appearance OF age. is passed
by Unfair; yes. but 1t is condi-
ton which has to be met.
Thousands OF women have found n
way out by using Q.ban Hair Color
Restorbr Not by dyeing their hair
because Q.ban is not n dye. but
through the natural. gradual way in
which Il restores the youthful color.
Try IL IL your hair Is gray, strcaked
with gray, or faded. 1t will do the
same for you.
Q.ban has no disagreeable fea-
lures. II will not rub or wash off or
stain the scalp. You can shampoo
or wave the hair as usual II also
cradicates dandruff and keeps the
hair healthy. Guaranteed 20 satisfy
or money refunded. Easily applied
by simply brushing or combing
through the hair.
Sold by all good druggists every
where on Money'Back Guarantee.
Price 75c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16
CONVICT FUGITIVE HAS
MADE GOOD HIS ESCAPE

SALEM. May is.--Jeff Baldwin.
escaped convict, apparently had sue
cesgfuily baffied his pursuers today
in what In probably a life or death
game OF hide and seek.
No clue worth the name has been
received BY the prison guards or the
state police in 4s hours. and II is
feared Baldwin has slipped thru the
lines and IL making his way swiftly
out of the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16

PALACE HIP

The headline feature Of the new
vaudeville show opening Thursday at
the Palace Hip IL the DE Pace Opera
company. featuring the DE Pace
Brothers. billed az the worlds great.
est mandolin players.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Clare have
an Irish talking, singing and dancing
skit. called "a Breeze from the Lakes
Of Killarney"
Romano. Tho Italian Minstrel
has songs and comedy 'wop" work.
Gabby Brothers and Clark do com
edy juggling and diabolo spinning.
Eddie y. Collins and Florence VII.
most present an offering OF song.
comedy. pretty costumes and aero
batic dance.
Boil and Gray have a wire walking
novelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16
WILL ESTABLISH WAR
FACTORIES IN ZONES
OVER UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON. May 16.--Indus'
trial zones. each to constitute prac-
ticaily a complete unit for war work.
are 20 be created by the war indus
tries board turnout the country.
Complete manufacture therein OF
war goods from the raw material TO
the finished product Is aimed at
Thus. II is believed. wasteful hauling
Of partly finished material from one
part OF the country 10 another VIII
be virtually eliminated
Charles A. Otis. Cleveland manu-
facturcr. and members OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce will undertake TO
organize the zones. a tentative plan
is to make each federal reserve dis
trict a zone.
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TO MAKE HEAVY GUNS

WASHINGTON. May l6.-Construc
ton OF mammoth ordnance plant
In many ways similar TO the big L..
s. steel corporation plant at Neville
island. is contemplated by the gov
crnmcnt and the Bethlehem Steel
Co
This second plant would turn out
big howitzers. and probably would
also manufacture projectiles.
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MRS. FAIRBANKS BACK
IN LOS ANGELES HOME

LOS ANGELES. May i6.--Further
evidence that the reported breach
between Douglas Fairbanks and his
wife. involving another screen favor
ito. has been healed. was given today
when Mrs. Fairbanks, returning
from the East, took charge OF the
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FRENCH WAR FACTORIES
DISTURBED BY RUMQR

PARIS. May 16.-Socialist deputies
today explained 10 Albert Thomas.
minister OF munitions. that the re-
cent unrest in war factories resulted
from "A rumor that American work
ers were relieving the French. The
minister proved that the rumor was
unfounded.
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Fairbanks home again. Neither Mr..
nor Mrs. Fairbanks would make any
statement.
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CI.ENsiIR

Many Seattieiies can remember
the motley crowds OF men and worn.
en- who cranimed northern. bound
boats In the days OF the Kiondikc
rush. bound for the gold fields
Those who can't win find the scenes
OF those iur4d days reproduced for
them in Carmen OF the klondike. 3"
at the Clcmmer.
There wcro men on the steamer
that carried Dorothy Harlan north
TO marry her lover. from every NV.
enus OF life. and women who saw
their chances 10 prey on the men.
From this realistic start. the drama
Of the North proceeds along the
paths of primitive passion 10 the
happy ending when SIX" MELON
aid. king Of Prospect City. meets his
superior In Cameron Stewart. Doro-
thy's finncc.
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COLISEUM


striding into the council chamber
OF his generals and ministers OF war.
Wilhelm. emperor OF Germany. huri.
cd his gnuntiets down on tho map.
Uttered ebony table. and cried tri.
umphantly:
Give me an excuse for war;"
The crown prince laughed. The
generals drew long brcathH. and
smiled. shortly after. the archduke
OF Austria was murdered. and Ger.
many mobilzed.
Long gray lines Of troops strobe
with martial step out OF their bar.
racks. Like "A great gray machine.
thsy rolled forth 90 Hubduo the
world. War had begun.
-Four years OF thrilling world con.
fiet are pictured ia My Four Years
In Germany" from Ambassador
Gcrard'a book. az the Coliseum this
week. in which these ana other grip
ping scenes are shown.