The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1919, Page 14

sari OFFICES OF U.S. CUT; "FUNDS SCARCE - ASHINGTON H ‘Minister Noske Says Revolution Has Been Crushed MA r « Reed and Larkin Plan Debs’ Aid It is imperau it Individua the we ayment serv comme cooperit! pal dete Heipal employ me great weil in war work th and welfare on also mace 1 radiogra to > much ment service, but the including Is practically exhausted. DIRECTION JOMIN DANZ fourth Twixt Pike ane Pine STARTING SUNDAY The Screen’s Most Winsome Star VIOLA Gold Cure A Sparkling Comedy Romance Columbia, the Gem of the Highway travel Why to rope fee when it's wonderful right at home TODAY IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE BEAUTIFUL TF HE SEATTLE KI MASSACRE RUSS SCHOOLBOYS) STAR DUBLIN MAYOR TERRORISTS ARE SAYS IRELAND MANIACS LABOR | fo" FEARS WORST LEADER STA | Continued From Page One Any «rou n mee ter what tl Sitting on Lid lay, the tinua tt wide campaig men re counel to thin effec land, w Couldn't Collect would find beleved r effects n lead it taxe Liens would t furntt the inde be sold to pa No Fein leader Au sid bh to be ime The nor wou me Irish auctioneer Irish tab ve the sold # wharves fuse arry it on thelr and soon would fir the millions of pound: PLAN AIR ROUTE IN CALIFORNIA An aert NEW YORK, March 1 ating between and Los Riverside passenger service ¢ Los Angeles and San Angeles, Pasadena which later will be Paso and possibly tinent, will be in opera ust 1, according to plans of western promoters and Wesley M. Hill Hill has placed orders for four American bombing planes go altered as to carry 12 passengers and bag « A schedule of 90 minutes for the 120mile trip between Low An gelex and San Diego will be main tained, Hill declared Now Rentals Will Jump in Capital WASHINGTON, March 15.—The Sallsbury act was held unconstitu tional by J d The act was inte prevent rent profiteering here during the war. As @ result of the decision, Wash ington faces the prospect of a big |jump in rentals, real estate men be- | Heve. FOX DIES IN HEARSE COMING FROM FUNERAL LONDON, March 15.—A lar fox was found dead in a gla t to Baintree from a fox had evidently Jumped 4 when the door wan entang F exte on re eral in unnotic and had become and been stran; Ket Ht iw the that Phe hounds were hunting shortly before The undertaker has splendid brush as a souve secured TOMORROW. i 5,000 PEOPLE 2,800 ANIMALS @ MONTHS IN MAKING lil] ————— More Than Than « Million in n_in Money re 1H) You Must See THEDA BARA War tion of eoin sim that han writter boria, thin nditions in Mussa BY LIEUT. OMSK of COL, JOUN WARD Siberia, March 1 I Alla ov th love nevermore talk 0’ the jen of revolution, Y am in it ¥riend his foe end fly town bin the dea brother workmen, 1 How How ever failed t of blood the and preaumed to horrors committed by this me fan ine, mar Sueder. to Prove Love of Hom entered Ekaterint Holshev That is war where the « nO with mixed up Wan necessary to execut mint but call Bolshe cutthroats of it show regime the alt whom blow exar and hin nm thes we vike a who murder of thet r regime 4 poor p a more ple in mara in ab but te ar year tired rible revolution is Kill Intellectuals Even to Schootboy One other betw atmilartty Bolshevik the intel surpriaing nm ctariam and the both try to destroy elements of ade thetr y ha s regular langht nat © far not netitution from erinburg that of bloody hax not been the conflict. Every cadet ( nchoolhoy) that the Bolaheviks could lay their hands on has been killed even where t were th well-to-do peasants. Sometimes were lined up and shot in huadreds | In one bafer lout was aixteen. It appears that the German agents have told the poor ignorant Russian workman that the only way in which ry In his own scene hand is to @ man in it. The work is being done thorely wherever the Bolshevik rules, Th rman idea ts that if every Intellectual man and boy killed the conquest of Russia by Ger man Kultur ie certain. Let us hope that this din 1 in Heal boomerang will come home to the inhtiman villains who started ft Bloodhounds Are After Murderer NEW ORLEANS, La. March 15 Hoodhounda are on the trall of ar unknown murderer, who brutally a tacked and killed Mra. Le naton, La Her was found in bed at her home e crime was alleged to have been committed with a «ma RD Axe, ich was found r Urge Flexible Car Fares Provision NEW YORK, March 15.—A tem of flex rates for street car fares to increase and deer the cost of operation | decreases, was advocat ing of the Am snociation, an wes OF A today at can Electric attended om all parts of the United Pershing ‘Praised by Admiral Sims LONDON, March 15.—Praine ¢ John J. Pershing was the-ke note of the farewell speech of Vic Admiral William 8. at th American Luncheon club Friday Admiral Sims also lauded the ef iclent cooperation of land and ne |TWO MEN KILLED BY BOARD IN FLYWHEEL °F March 16.—M ineer Cullis npany | ARERDEE |laborer, and F Wes Mill ¢ Friday when they we |pry lo the flywhee from | center he men were using a long |b 1 a lever to pry the flywheel jaround. The engine started sudden jly, striking both of the men with the |the board with fatal effect | POLICEMAN IS WOUNDED IN REVOLVER BATTLE CHICAGO, Mareh 15. Policeman Buttimer was wounded in a r duel fast night in a piteh ck room with Charles Kent, a negro, who also was hit by a bullet und captured The battle occurred after Butti mer, who was if plain clothes, fol ed Kent into the how to arrest Nothing but the gun flashes visible, lice outside, attracted by shota, broke into the house and cap: Buttimer will recover Puliis of the killed trying an || When you think of advertising, | | think of The Star, pene mnaneninetinamnieaniy rnp n ARTING urvey of TES FOR THE WEEK WITH A CONTINOUS PERPORMANCE | SUND ‘@ TO AVOID CROWDS “@ COME EARLY EVGENE Levy” ¢: LIRESENTS THE young | an at Irkutsk, the old- | | . ALSO THE SUNDAY 35c PLUS WAR TAX ONE PRICE And No Higher First | MARIE SHOWING PLAN APPROVED CAUSES WRECK RTLAND, M ORTLAND, March president of the Northwe © glasx window unced this afte ‘ifth and prepa mashed yester ybtle flywheel broke 8 of pieces The flywheel und into the ating Lipman & the Reing Hudreds of per the njury several compan at his augurate anne compan an co-operative. ind » hur: ofits with the ar w fell out of the treet befare ear disin ndowWs said he will advocate the as a solution of the present at the will be be oh and wrecking the w Wolfe 1d § problem of industrial unrest national conference which held soon in Washingtc ral, officials owners criticised President Wilsc efusing to allow the bu : ot escaped by Mike n) ch which had been as sembled out of parts of several cars tvel ships for foreign aecount.| and had recently attracted consider vid the wooden ship industry is| able attention about the clty ned The was White in color with a death's head painted on the radiato xceident — miracul and sh The car, driven De ¢ Lowle oO, was one f dox ‘ Korean Students Slain i In Parade CLEVELAND, 0. March 14-~Police today | Laurette Taylor, act is seriously the disturbancey between | ill with influenza, her husband, J nationalists and the autho nnouneed today There is still Kokal province killed injured in March 1 BOUL, announce Korean tie Hartley Manners, ure quieting trouble rs be ir two |f ing and DEMANDS a dis a turbance da Troubh in all other provir been quelled, authorities announce ies 66 dg Humphreys’ “Seventy seven* breaks up Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Cold in the Head, Catarrh, Sore Throat, Quinsy, | Tonsilitisand Grip, Atall Druggist COLDS at that COATS And CAPES were in And t Kept ple hey Dolman And when our SUIT girty bad a vote ey snide cok up eneh Kk SULTS nell very tant, Kk. pw buy that _WALCAMP “PROFIT SHARING AUTOFLYWHEE| ‘Chateau prisoner while land, a in reg -IN- THE THE PACIFIC COAST—IN BIG IN THE SECOND EPISODE OF CHATEAL The THIERRY, March 14 Germans are in Ch wu repairing the damage they ht man workmen, is, are under residing wre window panes, stringing elec nt wires, Shell holes in. the bein&® covered with new weakened walls are being French ked shops BREMERTON, March , Who escaped from the re- ship some time Thursday awaiting transport to M fter general court-martial, at liberty, The men wer lar uniform wivings ure is are. still still County De tur uncheon 1 Eats cafeteria Coach BE. F. Well: high school, and railroad expert ality It is said That the St. Regis Hotel ata 5GA serves a. splendid Sunday Dinner to 8 o’clock. and 5-course from Come friends, bring your LADIES. A la Carte if desired, BOXES FOR Second and Stewart, PRETTIEST AND DAINTIEST DANCING MATS. 2:30 TWICE NIGHTLY 7:15—9:15 P.M. THIRTY RAIRSOW GIRLS | CHORUS ON NOVELTY NUMBERS we RED GLOVE Thierry Getting Ready for Arrival of Tourist Flood And with it all Chauteau Thierry: is getting ready for the influx of sightseers which is bound to be let™ loose as soon as authorities permit Already a new hotel has been | erected. Shop windows are full of battle souvenirs, obviously machine made and new and brassy, but siiy able be they bear the stai hateau Thierry,” bs Doughboys, officers and nurses coming in numbers on leave and innumerable souvenirs and post. cards are mailed to the States from this point, where the Americans” turned the tide of the war. 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