The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1919, Page 2

alain ah nab oese? ots ete i. and which supplements ¢ oes eam THE SEATTLE STAR-—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919. M LLETT DECLARES BREST CONDITIONS SATISFACTORY i REL CROSS WILL CITY OFFICERS SOLDIERS GET ‘ORDER END OF OPEN LUNCH JOM SATURDAY © The Red Cross junch room, at has re be AVE. And Virginia st , and will serve luncheon ax On Washington's Bir » from 11:30 a. m, to charit to une 1 Cre ° work of tea room, which is a endeavor, contributin, relief fund of ¢ @ Red Cross Jumbic by members of S: circles. Miss = Cath pasemerty manager of ts aaniated each hosterses, who have of workers and wait 2 ira. Thomas Hurke will pre = hostess Saturday. — 3rd and Madison Washington’ Birth and a legal holiday, we sive a NUOUS PERFORMANCE 2:30 P. M. rden Girls ARGUE; GOOD PEOPLE WALK After a heated « rd of put lay morning, The ontroversy in the works mas b session Fri Murphine's streets and sewe off the tr dirt from a recen tion Counsel Meler for an Murphine A that there was too much the buck” in the matter mall job, while Superintendent Case the traction line where they wer franchise, and if would ny slide © tract utilities ob passing an it isa Streets and Sewers a by th thought ion company should remove ether or not the city will clean tracks will be decided by the city council at next Monday's sion. In ¢ Went Seat the dirt re phine nds Meantime, people walk to the ferry while Mur n the car track Poindexter Claim Is Lie, Says Taft SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21.—The traveling Con, for a League of Nations has moved on to Salt Lake City today Issues were clearly drawn at the meetings here. Advocates of the league replied sharply to the vigor ous staten of sen ators in Washin Wm. H. Taft described j“smallvisaged men in the senate Senator Phelan said shown by Senator Bor. . to consult with Pre Wilson s the “spirit that keeps nations apart.” Taft said Senator Poindexter’s jstatement that this congress is fi |manced by the Carnegie Foundation |“was a lie.” anti-league them as American the spirit Hanson Is Still _ | Confined to Bed Mayor Hanson, who t* sufferin |from an attack of neuritis confined to his bed |change reported in bh until Friday noon, Just w will be able to resume his duties at the city hall is not known, acce ing to his attending physician A Neighborhood Bank The community living south of Yesler Way fully understand that The Jap- anese Commercial Bank is their neighbor Tt cares for the finan. j cial interests of Ameri cans and Japanese alike, giving all the service that a strong, well-organized bank can give. Neighborhood business invited, Pe THEATRE PLAYERS | Elliott 2525 Y! SAT. NIGHT THE FUNNIEST FARCE Ever Offered E BABY YOULL LAUGH UNTIL YOUR SIDES ACHE 30-We Mat.Sat., 20-31 Plus War Tax ETROPOLITAN Sunday 1 erARTING } THE WEEK “AS YOU WERE” SEATS NOW ON SALE Nighte—50e to $150 Mats., Wed., Sat—i0e to $1.00 Plus War Tax Who Heart ATURDAY NIGHT 6 l' = NIA DLONI NIA @REN TAMAS JOHN DANZ, Manager ‘ARMY OFFICERS BUY FISH AT PLENTY OF FOOD, BOOZE RUNNING COMPLAINED, CITY MARKET, SAYS WRITER INTO MICHIGAN BY LOWEFLI can wave the 1 i « r n u variet (Cop: nt, 1919. if the America Traub in Washington, that o boys to ¢ ed that Br TOPEKA People maclves mone omit onntitu: | civillans had complained of extensly he We finh mate om in the 36th division in the n and dep sheriffs dispatched to the to arrest all “liquor run @. torent Jay. “The market | for profit, an are pri markets 1 the publi uty were wtate Lin testimony 1 offered in han in any Washington,” he said, “was not my rhould real nd on the testimony, but the sworn testimony ‘' | of officers of the 35th divinion bi Capt. Truer he intellige officer under raub, made statement t barrage fire whort, Lieu Peck of thd corps, textified that >" wen were 50 per rt of efficiency ective n found for Its , ° ur Haye P DETROIT Huge quan 4 into Mich { federal stop the ate line 4d cnuni nal investigation Inspec cent whe mi on of the Hoff érawtacks invalidated by |t* exchange sta everlaatingly ir r | : yg eran f mud. 200 Runners Arrested " ’ 3 reported by the men J r ) whisky run war as wounded or m fed f ELECT OFFICERS i « of the L Hets, if it is in the daytime « anhing t. 0." MUST FILE TAX: RETURNS SOON Given Big Supper Tf it is at night the men are given a big supper at a kitchen capable of feeding 7,000. When they arrive at ¢ camp proper they are billeted barracks, T ed, have stoves are equipped with bunk fastened in the side hold «ix men, each ree air space than the regul vide. When given their many newcomers prefer t the barracks, The © of © part of the t garrinon There of their warmth, several on one o ware An runners. A that 2,006. n to Mi » wal vigan AMUSEMENTS i METROPOLITAN ror THE WERK m ARICHARD CARL ED Wn HS LATEST MUSK COMED: URS weed FRILLS Mat fi ; we war ta lona have been take LIBERTY LEGION OPENS OFFICES: ‘The of Liberty temporar 1 of soldic occasionally the failure ports to arrive on time crowding. causes utiliza Moored tents. In such cases the per manent troops turn out and cc buck boards from storehouses w which temporary floors are made Before the big dock kitchen was completed, the kitchen crews al used to turn out and get up meals for the newoomers, no matter what |‘ the hour Areas Well Drained | "The tented areas are well drained regardiess of the ral The new comers are warm and dry their first | night. The next morning they are jsiven a breakfast of brained beet, | cornmeal mush, bread and jam or syrup and coffee, They are given a bath which is designed to remove jany vermin, and leave all their jclothes behind, receiving a complete | new outfit. Then they move to new | quarters, either in tents or barracks. Dinner ints of roast beef mashed brown gravy salad (usually made of cold bean. ions, tomatoes and pickles), peach ler, coffee and, of course, bread For supper they have Turkish stew baked creamed potatoes, bi pudding, bread and coffee Phis is one day's typieal menu for |men and officers alike, The menu varies among the kitghens, and from day to day. The result is that there ts keen competition for the prize given the kitchen judged to be serving the [men best—a week's leave every |month. Sometimes, as a conse quence, the men get hot cakes and doughnuts for breakfast, ple for dinner, ete. Unlimited Food The amount of food allowed to each man ix unlimited. He can re nner, if he desires. ng is done on an exact sched ule, by which it ia imponsible for a man to spend more than 30 minutes going and coming between the bar racks and kitchen, usually about 20 minutes, This would seem to dis pose of the idea that for hours in the re tind, but of trans n of un : “Some Burglar,” John Tells Police lOc, Be, SOc, The, $1) Mats, 100 te Se mA ae to work for the welfare of the re leaned soldiers and millors and for those who are in the service ‘The membership of the American |Xegion of Liberty haw increased sev-| ere! thousand within the past few New bras being formed In all parts of state and with the Se ffice as fie make port to the police in ‘person Bolsheviki Threaten | to Kill Ten Swiss Alaaka, general headquarters ship is free k ' ORPHEUM ag, od “IKK AND MIKE AT SEA" te : men sonra With Sherr and Kehn ine Kiot ef Fun ANTI-ALIEN LAW dispatch Quinine That Dees Not OLYMPIA, Feb. 21-—The houne Of ite tonic today killed Renick’s senate bil which would prohibit aliens wh " se taken by fave up American citizenship papers There during the war from employment on public works Fifth and Pine Ettiott 2523 The vote was 65 to 16 NOW-—-FOR T@E WEEK Smith of Spokane, the “SOME BABY* war veteran legislator And Some Comedy fought the measure on the t pOc) Mat Mat ground that the i" revealing e_war tex allen slackers would not be avail nd therefore the law waa not workable. $30,000,000 IS ROAD BILL SUM OLYMPIA Carlyon t beans Affect Wend an KB VER aignature on box. 30¢ Noneht and Sold John E. 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[NEW FARTIGES Nighte 7 able ‘Take 1 of 2 Le WAY of STEVENS’ SA¥2t the men stand If you vaine time and m rain, waiting to It has been charged that the mer » compelled to mens kits, This ix } to do it in the field water and no soa the washing © refuse ia garbage « the aluminum pl « s in big tan « . from which lean, bu almost as 1 wae Hight ing Raider.” General Adimis true Senator often with cold ntroduced his $2 incomes t @ great road building prog REMEMBER the Wall Paper THORNHILL’S THE WALL PAPER SHOP 712 Pike St.—Near Seventh Ave. LOWER PRICES water TO LECTURE ON TAX best place to buy emerge not on Qn ? and dry strike the air | MICHIGAN WOMEN FLOCK |T0 DEMOCRATIC MEETING on LANSING, Mic en comprised 50 per egates to the Michigan dem today and ent of t state convention ma Bower, it was | will be temporary chairman, It w stated that at least three wornen will have places on the democratic | xtate ticket to be named at the con vention. announced ALL NEW STOCK All Tints of Kab ine Sold Also DIVORCE. ACTION Robinson, wife of Fred prominent Western has dro’ DR Claire 1. WwW. Rol ave, merchant tion for divorce. Sh of her hust Whitman CHARGED WITH SABOTAG CHICAGO, Feb 21.-—"Thee Kutz, 18, was arrested in the Ch > & Alton railroad de today while filling engi journal boxes with He booked on a sabotage here was charge ve TERANS TO MEET Members erans’ anne tle branch February Baurabas 1 ere THE’ ‘Bar ar of Bars’ been pe , |of Brink He ix confined [0 his home in West Seattle, | |And Now Doctor AS ALLEN URGES M'BRIDE ‘TOLEGALIZE THE _ LOCAL CAR DEAL | OLYMP’ z © supreme court sarke in fa | will be and deal go thru, ill, introduced by Frank of King, passes the leginin- of the le k tried to kill to well Is in Trouble tANCISCO, Feb Yo matter jecides, the bonds wer to the aidan © Vairmont ho “ in one slators cotine ) the w raymen to] the ermitting #8 de the city limita sure in “in the » voted to moveme ne care Of the torm of pro-' A Set of Perfect Teeth Is a Priceless Possession! But unfortunately very few people are lucky enough to possess it. And a set of decayed, mis- shapen teeth is a most unfortunate possession. { But in this day ™ and age there is | very little excuse for anyone to con- tinue to have bad teeth. Dental serv- | ice as practiced at | this office has reached a point of perfection where we ean do some won- derful things in the way of restoring lost teeth and re- pairing bad ones. Bad teeth will undermine your health—they are one of the most de- structive agencies imaginable. If you have teeth that need attention you ought not to put it off another day. Free Examination We invite you to call at our offices and let one of our expert dentists give your teeth a thorough ex- amination. He will tell you just what is needed to put them into perfect condition, and also just what the cost will be. You will be surprised to find just how small the cost will be. Furthermore, you can rest assured that your work will be done without pain or inconvenience to you. Many people have put off having-neces- sary dental work done on account of being afraid of the pain involved. We have robbed the dental chair of its terrors. \ Graduate registered dentists are the only kind employed at this office. Each and every operator in this office has his certificate from the state dental board hanging right on the wall in front of his dental chair, in plain sight of all. This is a guarantee to you that he knows his business and knows it thoroughly, as it is proof that he has passed a thorough and searching examination be- fore the state dental board as to his knowledge and ability as a dentist. Best of materials ONLY used at this office. | All work guaranteed with an iron-clad guaran- | tee of satisfaction. If your work does not give en- tire satisfaction come back to us and we will make | it right. DON’T neglect your teeth. It only means need- less suffering—needless chances with your health _ —greater expense at some time in the future. Resolve now—that from this time on you will give yourself the advantage of a good set of teeth. DR. L. R. CLARK Regal Dental Offices DR. L. R. CLARK, Manager 1405 Third Avenue. N. W. Corner Third and Union, In Every Respect Seattle’s Leading Dentists. Diagonally Across the Street From the Postoffice. Be Sure to Get to the Right Place. LADY ATTENDANTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES. ANNOUNCEMENT MR. L. L. BERENS, Optometrist until recently with Columbian Optical Co., permanently ociated with us. MR. BE s an optometrist of twenty years’ experience, “Increased business ; is now increased service.” SEATTLE OPTICAL COMPANY 715 2nd Ave. Hstablished 1890.