The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 10, 1919, Page 4

RPHEUM Func aN MADISON ON BOT H RY FREDERICK M, KERDY NEW ¥ , Feb, 10.—First gt have opened in the nation-wide legal batt! prohibl to invalidate nat Brand New t 11, in addressing congress, sald: “The pa to organize the legal oppoat| War Ugie comes to The tion to prohibition were taken here | Wets, polat out that ft was later than at @ tnecting of the executive com. | this, namely, November 21, that the mittee appointed by the distillers, | Sheppard law was passed. ow under the chairmanship of Samuel) James Woods, cha Vollner, of ria, TIL With them | tel men's organization, says t was Levy Mayer, of Chicago, chief | time American troops in home can Ss counsel for the whisky distiller tonments were ne rapidly dinband There will be an immediate appeal |ed; American troops in England were for a referendum vote in 15 states,|bearding the transporte to come where ble to ire much | home; orders for munitions that had SB votes ur the state constitutions, | been placed with our factories were If referendums are refused © legal | being canceled; shipbuilding was held battle would be started on that|up. The war was ended. The preai With Two Big Perform- «round. dent had said #0, and everybody 3 ai » In addition to the distillers, the! knew it, None the leas, and under ances—at 7:15 and 9:15. Association Opposed to National Pro | precisely those ciroumstances, the hibition, the organization hotel: | Sheppard amendment provided that keepers, with Lemuel ©. Quigg as ite | ‘after June $0, 1919, until the conclu: | ing bm bition act enacted jas a “war moasure.” | The constitutional « to be attacked on th “two-thirds” of each gress did not agree }asserted that 47 sen thirds of the senate momber | 282 members of the house, + thirds of 433 representatives, |for the dry amendment. The war measure will further be attacked on the meaning of the word FROM MARS’ A Comet of fun with a tail of laughs a mile long with IKE (Henry Sherr) that popular Hebrew comedian, and his Irish fun-maker pal— voted DETROIT CAR WOMEN SURE DID CHT » HAVE A Fl WASHINGTON, D.C | : a Mats... 2:30; Nights, 7:15, 9:15. very good time wh ng of Detroit object with women as conductors. who WETS PLAN ATTACK caled to working DRY LAWS The contention i that “necennary fact »ber | “necessary the amendment was not Thin contention is based on the that President Wilson, on Nove counsel, is moving ite batteries for:| sion of the present war, and there 66 ward for prelftninary shelling of the | after until the termination of demo- drys’ positions billzation, the date of which shall be The Association Opposed to Proht-| determined and proclaimed by the = bition, James Woods, chairman, will | president of the United States, for go before the supreme court of the the purpose of conserving the man United States with a petition power of the nation and to Increase ing that the personal rights « the efficiency in the production of |xens guaranteed under t arms and munitions, ships, food and jtion have been invaded by the clothing for the army and navy, it shall t awful to sell, for bever age purpores, any distilled apirits Everybody Knows the real reason | was to apeed up the adoption of the prohibition amendment and to antici pate that provision of it which gave it effect one year after ite adoption.” These various legal battles the wet" will postpone the operation of hope the t » into effect July 1, even if eon stitutional prohibition cannot finally be defeated in the courts, ING LAWYERETTE jective point of the men In the con have taken her washing and digni with arguments dealing the | fled the work by calling It a laundry | woman question in general and the | They do her knitting in places they | particular case of the « car men call mil They have usurped her in every part of her domain, Then they adopt such « chivalrous man No re n f fey ner that you almost believe them women ¢ . The of the women I vanced t atimor represent mothers, ‘There are Mise Dolan in ber h ‘ fren distributed among the than the fact t the ¢ ’ oO are fighting to re | This should ne f ta e «and there are no men nex, but of ability quent con ng to the wupport of theee B j thelr ability. Persona m tire trange to may, while the mn of this question and wish it could be #0 interested In the wel Henght and Seid settied here once and for al fare of the children they do not ‘worry about eczema or other | John E. Price & Co. Here Chairman Taft interposed come forward 4 say, “l will eup ‘You can have a clear, ” one of hig many little sallies. port your children.’ 906 Hege Bi: Telephone Ma! Zemo, obtained It is unfortur that our jurts that questi James Kt. McVeigh, attorney the Street Car Men's unt Don’t Sacrifice accept jobs out until 1 and 2 o'clock in the | dered that the women now employed morning ide the moral danger, shall be retained in employ of | there was t danger, he said, to| the street car company if the com health and r thru the excessive | pany so desires, and that the 16 ae }houre of Mbor women On the waiting list be given Are we going to be ousted from “As Advertised” _ Our Retail and Service Department is open from 8 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Sundays and holidays 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. oo ' Sacred Tomb of 1 to The Star by N. BE. A) CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 10.~— LL charges for inspecting, filling, repairing and recharging mmed at Medina, 4 4 threatened to en nselt. © body (where a generator is used) mond Grid batteries are hereby discontinued. Diamond Grid batteries are guaranteed on | 85 adjustment basis for eighteen months. Hereafter when you buy | & Diamond Grid battery of us, we will maintain it without addi | tional expense to you for the period of the guarantee. Your bat killing after of the prophet of Isiam. While it has been a holy place to may tery expense is ended for at least eighteen months all Mohammedans since 630 A. D Liberal allowance for old batteries turned in. Credit extended ry has 2 on in mt wees i ~ on the purchase of new batteries if desired. Expert recharging, repairing and service on all makes of bat teries. ‘We use, as well as advertise, distilled water only. graves filled only found by damage with rubbish were who repaired the of Medina has been the om aw out of the war * local population from na, which the e red t the Hedjaz railroad, and there t y te mained for three years, and Fakr the ymmander, refuses to surren der. dina is 250 miles north of Mec A tay < a It was here that Mohammed “Diamond Grid Batteries” dled. Since it became @ suored city of lam, on be 1 Mol n 1512 Eleventh Avenue, Seattle Sudamen bore teen ehamake Guaranteed 18 Months The mausoleum of the prophet ts behind the n que f Medina feet ~) A little oper k w an the t And only costly carpe " sings may be geen and the th gilt inseriptiona which tell that prophet of Allah lies here and the caliphs Abu Bekr and Omar, and that there an empty tomb for Jeus. ‘These hangings are changed when they become worn when a new sul a is proclaimed he tomb of prophet ta a square of bla Tn it the prophet is supposed He at full length, on his right side, with his right palm under his cheek, his face toward Mecca, where Mohammedan i" jm waa proclaimed. Near him Is 4 reptited to be the grave of his daughter, Fatima the prophet, unaffected by ravages of time, 1# constantly suspended in air by four angels, which are FOR BUSINESS Rosenblatt Heard by Large Audience A large audience at the Masonic hall Istened to Josef Rosenblatt. Russsian Hebrew cantor, in recital unday ever A well-balanced program was presented. Folk songs and hymns were included, Rosen blatt gifted with marvelous s | tenor voi Po ” The Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads Star Want Ads ie ac aaa ea diction is not wide enough to settle that would keep them our jobs by women?’ That Is the ob chal! be employed hereafter If you limit the Lines of employ. ment in which women may engng Mins Dolan concluded, “even tho, 4 United State attorney general, has | in this he the women are as great a ¢ reaponsibilities of the same the conditions under which women| number of average men, you are street conductors had to work. | dealing unfairly with them.” He did not th that women should) The war labor board, in its award, steered a & » middie courre. It or positions, but that no more women . Not Contain Prophet of Islam } changed hourly Another Hes in ac ! ket of iron which is held neta, SHE DARKENED HER’ GRAY HAIR Well Known Lady Telle How She Darkened Her Gray Hair by a Simple Home Made Kemedy. Mra. B. H. Boots, a well known resident of Buchanan county, Ia., who darkened her gray hair by a simple home-made remedy, made the following statement Any lady or gentleman can dark en their gray or faded hair, and make it soft and glowsy, with this simple remedy, which they can mix at home To half a pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum, one small box of Barbo Compound and \ ounce of glycerine Those ingredients can be purchased at any drug store at very little cont Apply to the hair every other day until the gray hair is darkened wuf ficiently, ‘This in not a dye not the om delicate sealp is not sticky or greany, and does rub off, It will make @ gray haired person look 19 to 20 years younger. is it does color IMPULSE Some people act on “im: A have no kive ven |The self-controt tn anyone In a virtue to be sought; ‘or It develops character, Created and not bought. Your self-control will me ‘or emotion it will destroy quick impulse On every indication, We never act on impulse, Bat we will save you more On each Spring SUIT, COAT, DRESS and HAT, At the FLORENCE UPSTAINS STORE Kerond and Union, Liberty Bonds Bought and sold at market rates. 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