The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1918, Page 10

F | STEAM ROLLER VOTE OPPOSED BY SOCIALISTS BY JOSEPH SHAPLEN Vaited Press Correspondent PETROGRAD, March = 18.— Two Bolshekik commissionaries | tion to the four social revolution. AUNp aries of the left, as a result of | the pansoviets’ ratification of | 1) the German peace treaty Satur today day, it became kno The “lefters’” actior Mounced, but that ame as a surprise aring a of the peace pact by a M. Martoet faction. charg Was not publi y, Austria, Rumania, Japa other powers. He pleaded for mn of the treaty and a ur all foes. Lenine Was There Premier Lenine spoke at midnight - ‘Gnd repeated his arguments for rati fication of the pact Peace negotiations have been @tarted with the rada government agreeme ‘nd has b . Herr Ballin will d to take charge of ( Al Telatives of the Roma the former years of age have be to register. they will be e The chairman of read the gr Gompers. pres! in Federation of Labor, re ham ged the workers He ted | “Gompers is the An 5 nn.’ and said he believ Answer to President Wilso: made unnecessary an ad reply to Gompers. The con agreed. | PETROGRAD, March 18.—Grand | Wi! With Gen. Silensky, late Of staff, he is expected to be ex-| men at Perm, where has been sent. elers Far and Near } News by Telegraph H Mececccccccccccceoeee Prieda quit the Russian cabinet, in addi nan Burglar ‘attempted to enter the nmates It ie believed pos | male Chis ada an taken On Monday at & p. m. Division 12 of the Counc meet at Duke Nicholas has been arrested | choo! building Apple picking by traveling sales and Telephone cht in $10 Edwin Hriseoe rpel will be heard soon norial home of To meet the needs of the boys in y D, 63rd artillery, C. A, ( ‘The Bolshevik rm - benko and M. Ko n Mrs. Charles Wagner, aged &, Tevolutionaries w M €206 Stan’ ave, died Saturday » M. Kalagieff, M. Karelin | morning era arrangements nOUNCEE | have not will meet © Tues Auxiliary ¢ Commerc seed 13, was bad. | nd a compan 5702 42nd Saturday | iven by place Wyman, was an auton ttle parks Monday. They n to the park board by lock Monday were held at EF lars entered the office of the Loan & Trust Comp on night z of value Patriots e West Seattle high in thelr vacation times has beer Grand iad by United Commercial Trav ‘| Seatt You Carry Your Own Parcel, But You Poy a Lower Price. Ba SPECIAL Silk Chemises —$3.63— styles. SPECIAL One Lot of Silk —$6.95— The popular —Bolero, Eton SPECIAL Union Suits for —75c— Medium-weight Suits, sleeves and ankle range of sizes. length ; THE RGAIN BASEMENT, There’s a Clearance Sale Here Every Tuesday The Bargain Basement Has Found This a Good Plan It sells merchandise at such close prices that stocks are disposed of quickly—but there are the odd lots—the few left-overs and sometimes slower-moving lines dispose of these they’re marked at still Lower prices for Clearance every Tuesday. SPECIAL SILK and SERGE Reduced 25 Per Cent and Serge Dresses Billie Burke style jacket and other styles, with pleated or plain skirts. Women’s Cotton Cotton U low-neck style, with e BON Made of heavy quality Crepe Hay Brown Kid Shoes for de Chine, trimmed with Georgette street wear; long narrow vamp or Silk Marquisette; very dainty style with military heels and A Very Nice French this Among lot many smart, models that ing. They are some with buttons nion Ibow good broken line of sizes and the girl who said, vinited by soldiers and questioned AR their activities. Reduced to Better Dresses, Made of Chiffon Taffeta and attractive styles are ple nicely Boys’ Blouses at 9c Striped Flannelette Blouses in a Velveteen heswisid Special 10c THE SEATTLE STAR LITTLE VICTIMS OF HUN GRY, “VIVE LA FRANCE" WHEN RETURNED TO RED CROSS BY GERMANS Mrs. Gibson, with the boy at F vian, “You need no t w Above ix a group of the “children's ¢ ve TROOPS GUARD ‘POLICE FAIL. TO FIND TRACE OF : _AUTO BANDITS " IDAHO CITIES FROM I. W. W.’S R D'ALENE, Ida., M " expected after the trial of W Maries to and towns near there, sald to hotbeds of 1. W. W trol the streets in St are being ard p at m. Monday t hall MARCHE and to SPECIAL Women’s Brown Kid Shoes Reduced to —$3.95— perforated wing toe. SPECIAL One Lot of Spring Hats Reduced to —$1.29— Neat style Untrimmed Shapes of Moire silk and straw combina- tion, in gray, green, brown and blue. SPECIAL Lot of the Serge of Dresses are such asing and becom- trimmed with embroidery and novelty collars. Green, Gray, Beige, Navy and Black. Sizes 16 , to 38. Women’s Spats Reduced to —39c— 8. Spats to wear with pumps or shoes—only a small lot—assorted colors to choose from—39e a pair. Reducing Women’s Coats to $2.98 Is what the Bargain Basement does to dispose of one lot of Coats plaid mixtures—in neat, practical styles. that are made of Cheviot, Coating Plush and who bears the German sear, per about my mother; I know! dobn F Miller Relief club will give ka Continued Fron | war naked whisper to lye hav 31 | of there, my bri it unto me Page | Have Two Answers BOLSHEVIKI SPLIT OVER PEACE “ One “Where is their mother?” I The Red Cross worker bent to little girt raised her eyes t whisper; I know ) DEATH CLAIMS DR. C.H. PARKER without ser ne are to be brief at is survived fren, Police Officer Is | Hurled Beneath | ee Street Car Making traveling his air and bringing the c gerously hurt BOTANIST LEAVES TO TAKE CHARGE OF BODY Hotson, Prof. J. W sity of Wash rayville Prof. Hotaon left ut North car, who reversed the ar to a stop wit adwin's of the was riding was turday Sunday two dre expert surgical dre when an autor by his thera cremated adwin was bruised, but not dan: Univer ™ strv n train at Mur WOMEN BARRED FROM BOWLING ALLEY JOBS | OLYMPIA trial welfare commission a resolutic \girla from ters in bowling of new jobs hel ing taxi drivers, freight b March 18. np A lo by wome ng lst includ lers and bridge watchers, has been filed with | the commission | START RECRUITING IN | FRISCO FOR AVIATORS) ‘0, March 18 N I Rot jay rds, started rec he British aviation Innes th ruiti serv “Men between 18 and 22 best aviators,” {st college education, ma he announced, years, | “Oh, Look! 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Soft, lustrous and adaptable to all dress purposes are these Dress Silks at $1 25 evening and street shades wad ‘wide. 40-Inch Wool Back Charmeuse Satin $2.65 Your Easter Suit—how about a length of this Satin for it? It’s lovely and wears splendidly—in Spring-like tints. 40-Inch Silk and Wool Poplins $1.75 a Yard You Silk and weight Wool and colors Poplins. are SUITING CORDUROY 9 Suiting Corduroy. most appropri- and in colors you and white. oR MAIN Handsome new 28 and 31 inches wide ate for sport clothes, will want—also black oe | ‘Signs o 0 Spring As Seen Here and There in The Bon Marche They talk about it everybody that passes | about a cunning lit- tle blue-striped Junior Cloth Dress that i made the quaintest way to be embroidered and the edg stitched; 85c and $1.00. Sun mnets to match, 45c. THIRD FLO Short and loose and very cute are the new little Dr *s of Palm Beach Cloth that are to be featherstitched and on each pocket the picture of a little girl to be embroidered ; 85¢ Sun Bonnets to match, 5e. THIRD FLOOR A new Crepe de Chine Negligee has not found it difficult to allure all that’s femi- nine—possibly because the crepe de Chine is extra good quality, or the style is Empire and the es butterfly $10. THIRD FLOOR Most women of over the average size only have faint suspicions of being able to have dainty things—so it's to these women we tell of new dainty Wash Satin Camisoles trim- med with wide imita- tion filet lace, white and flesh color, in extra sizes; $2.95 THIRD FI " - | 36-Inch Crepes | 20c a Yard Several hundred yarda of plain Crepe in lengths up to | 7 yards. Colors are mostly blue. 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