The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1918, Page 5

, || SUPPORTERS OF LEAGUE NATIONS ARE ORGANIZING BY HAROLD BK. BROMTOL Huropean Manager of No EL A LONDON, Dee. 1. The pe ‘ilied Hurope are ogether in vast army to get behind the League of Nation the allied countries has two pur of the formed Gifts for Men! Sp Early—and choose from our Great shia Stock of Useful, Serviceable Gifts, reas- at ees cape pg onably priced. cently, when arters af ° League of sons, numbering Ubou A tremendous showing of An Ttalian national congress ix be High-Grade Neckwear axa meeting are eins 50c to $2.50 tions Meotings In Attractive Folders jes in other being held in. im the league are being taught thru lnewhere nizations are even in France, Ce Silk and Madras Shirts Holiday Boxes sized $1.50 to $8.50 © press ar milar further adv lw of smaller France nd § wcking the movement Societies Are Merged in Italy Silk, Lisle, Cassimere Sox Maik the wakes Se 25c to $1.50 Holiday I of Pree Na welation, were recently and the Bath Robes, House Coats Great Varieties $5.00 to $15.00 gives this ax the reason for the merger We bet Pajamas and Night Shirts b \vsortments $1.00 to $5.00 s should nd united message adds that recent Several colors», ..$5.00 to $12.00 Gloves—Leather and Wool Large Stocks .......... 3 75¢ to $5.00 ed effort possible The Union Other Suggestions in ment, “will be @ society of men and women of all partion ar © resolved that out of thin war we ues the state ttlement Nor a one-sided ag «wr sement of particular nations but the complete overthrow of th militarist system which brought this evih upon the world Sapport of Leaders General Smuts, tr speech, aid: “A Leag an idea & sheer Umbrellas and Canes Holiday Boxes eae $2.00 to $6.50 Underwear—All Weights Union and two-piece Pog yen $1.00 to $10.00 recent publi Nations Handkerchiefs Coliar Bags Mufflers Bx-Premier Herbert Asquith say ‘The comme the world, and for all of our ex system, will Store Hours—9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Tailored Ready Co. 401-403 Pike St. unt difficulties as they present i en H. G. Welle in continually point ing out that “pationaliam” and “the great-power idea” are the chief ob- len in the path of a League of na, and that open dealing must to stay 4 George, Foreign Secretary ur and Lord Robert Cecil, ax 4 of other public men, repeat affirm their determinatio successful league of brin into being nd the workers on t OMEN OF ENGLAND WI the labor p: ne ® @nited Press Correspondent) , ers are given the opportunity of par j 4 Dec, 13.—Approximate-| icipating in world affairs. All tinh chure a eetire thirty cea cree in Ene (JOHN D. GETS BARGAIN | tne League of Nations . Women will vote tomor| jin4 Ireland, Scotland and Wales ‘The Church Plan the genera! election. | will share this privilege RATES ON HIS TAXES The archbishop approved the sus: Before were women eligible) ‘Thin and other circumstances with) NEW YORK, Dec. 13.—John D for members of parliament, | the internal political a "| Rockefeller has filed an affidavit «.| Many observers to regard the a ght ee fl % : vo dono Las ocala tion as the most momentous in Erit againet th property assesenent of ‘Will help elect 707 new members “N's history C of commons. Bolsheviam i# an issue. It was $19,000,000 levied on him by the New Satie ak York tax commission, He « 10 | support for the Leas will be responsible for | thrust forward in the campaign early personal > and to cooperate with # ‘and conduct of Great! by the London Evening Star when y y not ments in the dominio: peace table plenipoten: | it said editorially s only willing § ntries 1 $5,000,000. @M frame the empire's re “We do not want a class war in “geod a accepted the | for the on program, and control| this democracy. We want neither foreign policy for the next reaction nor Bolshevism The London Dally News, an anti ~The newly enfranchised women Lloyd George newspaper, expressed HAD TO MAKE BOUDOIR CAPS Nearly one-third of the total « like thought when it calle ‘of 20,000,000 of the United | combination of liberals and union-| Boudoir caps figure in Mrs. Pierina Fo this extent they are|ista, formed to keep the coalition |Gerber’s action for divoror, filed in d to influence the kingdom’‘s | cabinet in power, an “ominous align: | the superior court Thursday against | 4 tie future a ne empire's re-| ment.” This combination, shorn of | Benjamin to world the labor representatives, it argued,|she was , for the amation of parties rep-' bonnets to support Gerber, who kept Women of one of the great.pow tablighment of a leagui The comminsionors have statement nations bu it is formed, in order to assure its alms that GOSH! 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G5e¢, THE and 81.25. at $1.25 ond 81.5) eks Jobs for Soldier Boys | * & common ideal and] | sistant foreign secretary, as well as side Representatives of the Church of} } | At an emergency meeting the day England, Catholiow, Pu ts, Con before the opening of the campaign | gregationalists, Methodists, Presby-|| ty by an overwhelming |terians and all the Christian Pi majority adopted a re ion direct. churches got together recently and asl < its representatives to withdraw sent a letter to the archbishop of a from the coalition cabinet | Canterbury, asking him to call a nal counei) of the heads of all ex to get behind and the council is under church plan includes, among ganda, not only ot | wo for ite support after - nulled along by the handle. EMILY BEATTY She's the daughter of Rear Admi ral and Mrs. Frank E. Beatty » welfare of Acer! of the hildren has many as pos in good jobs after and plays mus | SEATTLE RIGHT NOW ' WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—An in. 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