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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
12
Paula and Alma discuss Tom Perry a young journalist battling drinking issues. Alma fears Tom may relapse despite early sobriety while Paula questions marrying him if he cannot quit. Jeff agrees to intervene as the scene shifts back to the Willard hotel amid ongoing concerns.
Liberty's feature presentation Hands Up written by Al Jennings and starring Wilfred Lucas opens Thursday at the Liberty. The Western tale follows Jennings knowledge from real life as a reforming road agent and Oklahoma politician promises a corker of a story.
Cincinnati authority promotes freezone drops to remove corns and calluses with immediate drying action. A quarter ounce, priced low, is claimed to soothe tender corns without irritation, aiding high heel wearers nationwide.
The Coliseum screens Douglas Fairbanks in In Again Out Again while Mission showcases Sloth from the Seven Deadly Sins. Colonial opens The Jungle with proceeds to Everett prisoners defense fund. Strand features Environment with Mary Miles Minter and Class A presents Tillie Wakes Up amid other short entertainments.
The actor Doug Fairbanks advocates a simple mood tactic. He says forcing a smile until 10 in the morning can trigger a positive outlook for the day. He adds that laughter carries varied psychology and meanings.
Willard W. Clark, state examiner of the Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of the Public Schools, died at Providence Hospital Wednesday morning. He was 51. Funeral services were held today at Butterworth Sons' under the auspices of the Elks.
Advertisement promotes Haynes repair service for watches with mention of Next Liberty theatre in the nearby ad copy.
Albert Lawrence and Charles Sharp editors assistants at The Star enlisted in the coast artillery and National Guard of Washington, then again for the regular army cavalry to leave the guard for training at Ft Lawton, saying they feared the militia would not go to Europe. The piece notes the U S orange consumption for the past year as 5 760 000 000.
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