The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1919, Page 3

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'*D,ve ses ARE HARD HIT =" t sands of women in busin If you wrt pon with packing. valuable b “Here Comes the Bride” » | Drives “Ritz to (Special to The Star by N PARIS, Fe, 6-—The Fr tor industry has been hardest hit While French concerns have been war, according to the Paris engaged for four years on manufac ture of munitions for the army American plants have continued pro ductior Both Amerioan a have imported for urn home bt will take theirs the Frene kot will be by American cars Brown Your Hair With “Brownatone’ the Natural Reavty of Your e a Chance Give SEND FOR TRIAL PACK AC pilot of the Londo: It ie t established nd he has ext a time of two hours for the t air forces: "And After That, the Sign Meant ” BY CAPT. H. 8 JOHNSON With eriean Red Crows PARIS 6.—The Third DI earching, @ yvered which had one nd greasele Abso’ had been asselen nta What oc neta set a ly Harmtess harmices prepara 1 and indorsed by thou This ing wore Apply 4 | SOurness, stopping stomach +8 | INSTANTLY. 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Captain De Haviland ts the first| exploitati Pariy air service known as the “Rite to Rite” line first commercial air route shed| The minority wh H is a wellknown flyer of the allied What Was Stated Two young arrived to engage Plans Trip to U. S.| @rugs. Swift Drug Co. and leading Mention shade red : MANILA, F or purchasing tthe }not to te had at dealers, but only by mall from us. 6—A mission of 22 © government and » closer | pomaih me-made coughed | i aay that | chew relief given is al Into a pint bottle, put fy," ounces | of Pinex: then add plain granulated ake a full pint. Or you can uae Clarified molasses, hon ey. of corn syrup, instead of sugar | cigaret on a street corner or in a ho eht| victims were under th non You Will notice the ut and | then | disap | JAPAN TO ASK * RACE EQUALITY BY H.W. KINVON (Newspaper Enterprine Association Staff C pendent in Japan) TOKYO, Japan, Feb, 6—The race question probably will be one of the biggest questions at the ference much to do with cleaning up the mesa of the war just past, but it will have everything tn the world to do with preventing an even more horrt ble war in the future whereby Western nations exclude Mongo’ be ubandone ing Almost overwhelming, Publictats ing drastic krow and scholars join in u action on the government exe view is this: A league of nations and new brotherhood of civilization de mand all diseriminat ainst the yellow as well as citizenship must be let down, to make such a league in fact what it pretends to be in theory A of white nations for the of the yellow races would not be a true league, and until the were able to force would preserve peace equality believe Japan st at the peace should be me refuses foreigners permission to own land, and excludes Chinese lowing statement wor Kamada, pr raity, and © t scholars, represents of the enlightened leaders of The establishment of permanent peace in the world on th da tions of juntice and equality for which striving,” aa an hardly be allies Kama as completely attained without the removal of race preju ¢ and the consequent race discrim on 1 discrimina ra the Race prejudice a thon, which are not based on contrary te tional grounds princip of ju and, if lowed to continue, ARK LIKELY TO PROVE A CAUSE OF INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT IN THE FUTURE Yellow Men Suffer and equ its Under such circumstance, it in 1 be done |onty fair and proper that Japaa and jo China should t ing forward at the a proposition alm © of the discrimi peac nferer the abolit measures from which their P | nate ple are suffering at pre ed for the purpowe of de ng on hods by which THE PERMA NENT PEACE OF THE Wé p18 | TO BE GUARANTEED, there in lit |tle doubt that the question of ra liserimi will come ur n one form or another, and ne of those who eve th val will be given to the claims | » Oriental countries mic and 4 commercial nature may arise be _|tween then from time to time, but the removal of discriminatory meas in regard to race will certain! ne WAY DOPE SOLDIERS _ (Special to The Star by N. E. A) LONDON, Feb. 6.—Cocaine-loaded a are the newest tool of the ws f siven is al-|crooka who rob soldiers. ‘Thousands eee. ne ahd tently there |0f them have been doped and roby | bea So Renerous have the people bee in th treatment of the returning fighting men that the offer of a syrup, if desired. Hither way, the rie oh full pint saves about two-thirds of | t*! lobby is common the money usually for cough| The crooks have taken advantage of this fact to hand out th ded smokes. A few whiffe and the vic |tim is in a dazed condition, Then 1 feel this take ine | ny ket i steed his pockets are picke atantly, soothing ne th f etl the alr’ gne| Observers have believed that the influence of liquor, and this has made the work of robbery easier ip an ordinary throat| Army pay offices In London are lor chest cold, and it t« also aplen-! nebitis, croup, whooping istributing a half-million dollara a day, and the picking is good for the Americans nmast valuable concen | known as ti Norway! The operatives are believed to be remedy for throat and 1 dicappointmont, nak yc for w Jirections Anything else. |G Ft. Wayne, Ind BLANKETSS1-50 Kirk’s Military Shop 1209 FIRST AVE. AY Thursday and Friday—Last Times and the MACK SENNETT FARCE “Never Too Old” annually, It will in- crease the strength of weak. nervous, run-down folks in t weeks’ time, in many Instance Ask ur doctur or drugg about GOOD FOR 1,000 LAUGHS Wallace on the Wurlitzer ur abs atinfactic f money promptly refunded. The Pinex Co. one section of the huge erime syndi cate that is known to traffic In drugs and vice in London don't aceept| A typical case of the method of operation is that of a Canadian ser nt major, who dropped into a for a cup of coffee. A civilian je talk with him, and while con versing drew out his cigaret case and offered a smoke to the soldier His thumb covered the fag he had erved for himeelf. | The officer necepted, Mt up. 1 |remembered nothing more until he found himself in the lounge. He had 4 of $80 ‘TIPS STOPPED, BERLIN (Special to The Star by N. EB, A) the soc an end to the practice of tipping As a result waiters in Berlin restau rants and hotels are asking $20 to week wages, Heretofor ved on their tips and cases actually paid for their posi- | tions. GERMAN PRISONERS ARE CLEANING UP WRECKAGE (Special to The Star by N. B. A.) PARIS r oOo gang of German prisoners, each consisting of 450 men, have been put to work in Arras and ethune, clearing wu the wreckag In other dev regions, rman prisoners ing up trenches and shell hol MANITOBA PEAT BOGS ARE RICH IN FUEL (Special to The Star by N. B. A) WINNIPEG, Feb, 6—Peat beds in Manitoba are estimated to con tain nearly 2,000,000 tons of fuel. | Little Marie Osborne Sure Draws Crowds : HOU RS—9 A. M. TO 5 5 P. Popular Victor and 6 Columbia ECORDS JUST OUT Never Too Late to Be Sorry......Harry Maeds Don't Cry, Little Girl, Don't Cry. .. “Henry Bure Rockabye Your Baby with a Dixie i won Vernon th he Pickaninny’s Paradise eee oeoee Sterling Trio 18515 (The Worst Is Yet to Come.. ‘Can You Tame Wild Wimmen? Settling it right may not have] Public sentiment in Japan, favor ing a demand by the Japanese dele | gates to Parts, in behalf of Ching as well ax Japan, that present laws, ; | The bars against land ownership | Whites Banned | egro de Concert, Op. 11) Perpeaaee cK, ALMA— Back My Bonnie to Me Baby Marie Osborne, i-yeat-oid movie star, who is making friends at the Clemmer this week, Marie appears in person following “Dolly's Vaca. « comedy in which she plays the title role, infant | CLEMMER Spunk and tenacity are character. of American ¢ as Danny Murphy, ¢ chauffeur in love * young daughter spunk and initiative to ALLLCURCI, AMELITA— Capinera (The Wren).........++++ Sir Julias Bes A 2672 (‘The Worst Is Yet to Come. Peerless Quartet, Male Vi { Ja-Da (Ja Da, Ja Da, Jing Jing) Arthur Fields, Baritone 1 Wonder Why She wees on Saying “Si-Si-Si — int out that Japan also | ich is seen in front Oh! Susie Behave A 2668 (Till We Meet Again {Dreaming of Home, Sweet Home. . 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WISE SAYS IT KEPT HIM ON JOB; HE'S STRONG FOR IT tirely Rids Him of | Rheumatism—Gains Fifteen just to get away from home 7 b it in Once in the city, pele sae 5 | teaspoonfuls will make creamy lather, the hair and scalp The lather rinses out eas- , and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and dries quickly and/ young couple . and it is not until th hubby rescues his young wife from the clutches of the course, the abolitiog of meas n appointed to|Ures of race discrimination will not D. C., at the necessarily mean the removal of » causes of conflict between | a andthe Occidental and the Oriental peo. the | ples. Questions of an ee loves her husband. 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