The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1919, Page 1

MACY SCALE TO BE CHANGED IN MARCH nnn PARAL RAPALA PD eee PLL PL LL LLL LLL LLDPE Ol An American Paper That Fights for Americanisn =| The Seattle Star 2.27 compromise : THE GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHW at adits Massetdiadl hers Rntered a» Hecond Clase Matter May 3, 1899, at the Postoffice at Beattie, Wash, under the Act of Congrece March &, *VOLU ME 21. NO. 304 <p SEATTLE, WASIL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1919 Weather Forecast: fairs day, valne ly. winds. National Guard "3iersWife mete: Come, Wie Portland Holds U.S. FLETIS Men C omp | ain | Trousers for the Sake of : ae t Sta ge C enter in STRUGGL of War Conduct __ : RESTING EASY; Shipyard Strike" " ™ BY C. C. LYON Arrival of 18 Troop Ships” N. E. A. Staff Correspondent Wi LUNG PIERCED STRIKE SITUATION Delayed by Severe Army ENERAL PERSHING wants his conduct of the war in| Weather at Sea France investigated by congress m A big majority of all officers who went into the army HEAR DISTRESS SIG! from civilian life, after the declaration of war in April, 1917, want some sort of an investigation, either of Per- shing’s part in it, or of the handling of the war as a whole And practically every enlisted man who actually fought “with a gun on his shoulder in France wants an investi- gation! ’ Therefore, with nearly everybody wanting an investi- gation, why not have one, and a thoro one at that? | ONCEALMENT of conditions vet rf k . , ser Necessary. The war ix over, ( . . ' Amer ican who now With the United States one Premicr — Clemencean’s lungs causing a slight hemorrh yesterday, it was offietelly nounced today, His wever, Was said to YOR eb. 20,8 : re Atlantie val here of 18 tram rly 20,000 men. a slight hemopty of the lungs) at y. owing to the ty last night and 1. the ships we: the gales, but that i be several days @ been forced to run ft! yestere tion of the lung lition was very mperatore nor. lock bullet's penet ‘The general co sutisfactory. ermuda for coal and repaired mal, and the premier fook a nor te — prey ah. eturn tr may or m mt of food ’ i ‘ ‘ ‘ tm ges said full gn Minister P SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20.—The shipyard wage s pnal y ded, me otne A i hin vin was which will take the place of the ¥ award, will be ar-|; : : : mn Diggh conta sagen pt nged in Washington, D. C., early in March, according to relayed to tie. aan srappling with the ain, ar nnouncement tode bere 3 ¢ y r re-| A meeting of representatives of every Metal are remienit ra — jo bee arded militery union in America has been called, according to a telegram | tres nals front’ this eal = y : t , rola r, which Not be accused of As a war cor « for 19 month n beat ® fe if an impartial Investig m ¢ officer 1 men, who, in civilian lif rong 5 a ‘ them—influences so atre t their compiaints against army conditior must ip wee serie a “ — ae _ ; | received today by Ed Nolan of the Machinists’ union from |! carries three € Vgc lthceamiage enim» a lle ite, -Gg ens peo AE RIS, Feb, 20—French au Jas. O'Connell, head of the ional Metal Trades organiz ind was Sole Te AFTER Pershing and the “West Point crowd” that had so much | ¢ eeaae Aas cemaes of (tient The wisesaue advised every Coast uiiin. to uate to say in running the army in F a intelligence officers of the axso- ’ . vhs as ee Aa A message from the Woon Literalty hundreds of thousands of officers and men will bring thei sor pra sine caummatha & delegate at once. he machinists will meet Monday night wh tr ux January 2%, grievances home with them. and when they get into civilian tif n ‘catigation today in tO Choose a delegate. was due here ten days Aggy ; “where they can't be hed by army court martials, they will begin airing with the attack on “ | had lost a propelter bla these grievances. ‘ menceau when the | PORTLAND. Fet A. Califor n Vin Pirtiand, that en earty , PhOCeeine.-t0 port. un vere ee greqneet,“Rngeitegt” Amerie hee ever hears aged statesman received a slight | nin delege thorit t ett of the strike appeared | “iim, Twenty-one ae wound from a revolver bullet datement ny. that the Pact Bi ae The officiale work! Coast Metal Trades « nt aid FTER LISTENING to the complaints of hundreds A men, | would say that the greatest cus of their 1 agp alleged manner in which the were treated b he Those making aints are, almost without ¢ went into the servic 1917 been only part of See es Soe oes oe owe = VICTOR en tinues in the convention the latter's efforts to end the strike, ut i nnounce that they will continue to BULLETIN in any n to effect CHICAGO, Feb. 20.—Vietor A statement issued by Berger was sentenced to — eral officers just before| years in prison, parture dec American declared war on and. me | sued early t vndith but it was Just before I sailed for home, ‘“h I haven't the slightest doubt in my at the very outset, started in to destroy our National Guard “Even while National Guard organimations were in the Ame training camps, hundreds of the high officers were arated from gommands and the places given to regular army officers who thereby got wn mind that the regular army crowd od, it will not be a and will net have the Metal romittee an was ng easily a ous 4 effects had bullet had been loc |whoulder near the » 1 Aloph Germ Mexican Troops etary, higher ranks reported ¢ ation for | . ach “Then after we got to France the inued their raids of the guard posentamy Ses it tion each & & ‘and no guard officer knew what day his head wouid fall and he would b ' or Sete sgt ye fr t " | Emil Cott Assn know led by: ede humiliated and sent to the Invariably, the vacancies 1 be filled we rae ce eat lye armaaoigally sgh a er y on val Judge by regular army off ; s FR Stack, the pastistons The shipyard strike today centered | of ling labor 1 i siain. | Demet a tet “They have s ed Jentitien b unsferring : ane : ibon the desta trades cohvention at “ , rc than ‘gain’? . and our officers to other outfits and sending officers. and when ow The large photo shows Mrs. Farwell P. Lilly, prominent Sunset club shout Death to ¢ 1 van ae : . ‘ aders. Each of @ eee ie aoacia thee seldom mot back t0 us, their places being filled | Member, who assumed frish “dander” and American stage paint last even- | Cottin was | acre rei dap Ai |defendants asked to make ait by select drafts or by militiamen from other states in, ec. The tt . but ; Siment before sentences were | “rhe firet thing I'm gotr ot theive to |B ne evening eb pune . : : begin telling all about the hb he regular arm lique Memes “ pes . pte 7 : . first to speak, said a that ran things.” alata # ABreds dys web eR to |tlict such as that against the adlaie Ws goats! a) wae mmobilised for two) s entttes az ri cl say 82t8 would be impossible tm ail NOTHER COMPLAINT ar, Wife. of tis months at the sta papal Paso sive - ; it country: excep a housed the war. but left "A wan exempted because of f ‘ : Ve all adn the fellows who came ir A t ir ; 1 mposed I Cc. Ma w a aaa An honest congressional ir DE inain ta H ron! be sueple : be _ et as 8 mply that of the Internati Pointers safe plac beard, and st ep staheens Seek 5 a Car } 1 So reiyees led troops up where th bul wh i A : . y + i? a W Socia know capitalism Cail Fur ar * f ‘ re Ir M4 ter he rye pense ie ere ; oe : 4 forever, any more than the aal st w " > t ‘ e Wednesda « ard | dal system endured, that the of! ‘ r ma , ; 4 . en @ bes dhe ge eae Pointer or ' ' ‘ uW n \ f ‘ hone pean a more guilty ig xima ) Amer-| pronir . . ‘ t int newspa : ‘ ©]acy than the judge himself, icans were either killed are 1 as missing “ A ia € (Continued on Page Fifteen) oa Ai ips Rerger discussed socialism This is about one out z up e fightin Nor . ;: 7 oy je h, detailing its reasons for @ str p ing war int ary, nue ame merning mete ae ero 3 : Wilson Rejoices fe sect es Qoay the wmea : of his shattered battalion out of the © for pped te f r “4 ar an socialists tha Me tak to me along the roadside. H nw : friend, ; ‘ Over Escape of Mayor’s Condition ed the war—not any vietoEp al a “ » = : . « and the f it was said . ‘OOF he s 1 ould t bou et re r r a whe ; can fy beds 2 ee en French Premier , . @ definition of the strih Still Unchanged rs. cies haa o march of alm 1 Germ r na heod ae ABOARD THE t #. GEORGE n wa 4 , r th condit f| fou k ter the armistice Bae ; “ ba r at we : chp ; WASHINGTON, AT $ ' « John Blain a 17 Ha m/|fore they reached the Germain a a = el ailithas 4 ibaa hike paces: R ght t ( " k P ipyard | H t r « list party was on trig 1D THE PLANNING and condu EB oe ae eee Ee tat and the A . ut along th 1 of G. A. ¢ criticised the jury ’ sag In iva ‘saaties ist tives lost and. men wounds Eive at a mare “ precl if 1 in Pa , Blain declined to|h H y 1 by the American F Pur or do the ul } HI 1 bat at fags et te ft Clem Marshall's re woul t c Ha v rble | ted ee cs Secutoncion, a 1 1 ‘ ieee A 1 " Kt ther ' his off endants who | fe of we _ oad my j att el Hirected at ¢ the f P " c a be | j : ’ Spa that ai onl < e « net were T ign Sey ‘ax T want to know 1 | 1 The ¢ Gate” and “The [slightly tnju Itoneth 1] Thurada the Lieut. Waterhouse | ¢.00¢ Wisconaint 3 hewn — wv “Why was it necessary for the American army to start bi ¢ ; t é ; ; : Wi apanaie ebro Dies in En saita ot oaceie on | an offensive northeast of V on the very morning the ar ation. of contraband rhe th As crowded \ fot assemble In the offices | n gland oditoy. of, society ; . mistice was signe Hebbal Label ARO os, Bade Dot publi E GOODRICH WANTS 7 ; 7 ; = P ouse, son of! young People’s Socialist” Temata 7 ¥ “The whol k ut the war would er il ¢ k t “4 . aad DNA r 1 t ay ‘4 " Irw icker, socialist Ors : British to Talk ; \ 1 W NAT GOODWIN ESTATE i0!.0."%ni 2s wr ee coe Mees Cee eure: itn otteneivd ands male Battle Indians Russian ag sours Von as Ate naa: Cee y until & reply was f0rth-|oanie. rec : oy w many m “the OGALI j Two, LONDON, } ».—The Russian | yich fourth wife of the late Nat|timatum 1ed just before the KK ae Kol mpg cob ah bi oniler nies = te eels aiereeeai [aoe eine ol gpaien core wg a 3 5 h Ww Mi h di d i ne mile of Nowale ei aft — ye hid, na ea Lap a ras $5,000 to $¢ ONO, The new prop re » cane iri past few There Is a }| NEW YORK, Feb, 20.—After bee , 3: t as Mishandled inane a he wen” oe, Sh anny eee} Demand for nr au Sous, \ The first engagement place titute the strike developments of thi ; of lating the espionage at ' ed fh ear Leal, Bonors Income Tax Blanks LLOYD GEORGE WILL GO iiss hou, settioment or searches | Close-in Acreage | ond « veraice of mot guilt é 8 +h — nans dominated the of Nogale 1 re our . * hipyard walkout. i yparently a | The merican Socialis | | th “ie Lath divieion wae malt sk get isibcpa Soe Be Distributed Here by | BACK TO PARIS TODAY |; BE Aen ever it traectona int} IF YOU WANT TO 3 {sent inaictea with Neath i i. f 1 t der 1 th 1 . " Appr aaic f f 1 Pm LONDON, Feb. 20 Prem 1 trike rele tho Federal Mediato +— r T x u of rinting dl reulati - ny well founded ( ats ar cent nt 0 acuerice exs men, wh Federal Officials George will leave for Paris today, in| Marshall expressed hope of an early SELL YOURS tell } 8 be pata alle “a + rau ny te a 4 : ft today f a 1 Income tax blanks f incomes | response to urgent requests for his | settlement before leaving here. The Star readers } Madn was found guilty] , i told the house f b loz m the t Coast 1 1 trade pro: | ne xeous of $4,000, form 1040-A,| immediate presence there, He came A strike bulletin posted at Metal ni +t it i der twWo count i ‘ie ut had f lo the! motion excur : Mutributed from the office | to London ‘two wee © to aid in| Trades headquarters Thursday reads;,} 200UC It. ‘ siitttes f Bie the es eb iilae ot lave GoteGe ith: Recs ar apy Fe ee esceat’ de: Gel totnite | DAiianieTit district convention seems to indicat Leave your copy at |Russ Goversiinalll Kanne ib eit made a det 1 1 idle | that befe he week is ended the Tha Star affica or x a Se tat ; “ddr eet TE REN esha ole cs | eibsigTiweey Ad hl Mean eves FErtianh chal hay, cltion wit ta curl) Gee Seem aCGEN ena Won't Join Meet” Gvoldable under the exise of|wayn had something to eat, altho Island Walk Out) ore rans, covering incometved| Northwestern states and British co. | for the original demands, as wet as|} downtown branch lo- WASHINGTON, Feb, 20cm taétla ‘ srobably a ‘shortage of} PHILADELPHIA, Fet 0,—Ap-| short! lumbia are In Seattle today to at-|the Puget sound distriet cated in Bartell’s, 610 } | Russian embassy has recetved ofthe) Everything poxsi wan done for food at ne point proximate 600 men were thrown All single persons who have earned | tend the annual convention of the] Dr. Marshall, who came to Seattle Pa | a ‘4 ‘ jal cables from Paris, announcing’ the w 1 1 » waid inter underelothing | out of work at H Island shipyard or received an income of more than | Northwestern M © Builders’ asso-| Saturday as personal ropresertative | ( peconc avenue, or ries joint decision of the Omak i there ’ € ht up with the division| today when 400 foremen struck for| $1,000 during 1918, must pay an in-/ ciation, which b 1 its two-day ses-}of Charles Pies, feet corporation phone Main 600, Archangel repub n gor the A. B ure of P time of the Argonne fighting,|an increase in wages from $60 to| come tax. Tor failure to fil out a|sion in the Frederick & Nelson audi: | head, declared Nefors hia de ments to reject the Prince’a: ti ene point.” Traub said. \ 907 @ week ‘blank, heavy penalties are provided. | torium this morning. 'parture for the Wredoarday | $e | conference with the Bolshoviley \