The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1919, Page 14

‘THE SEATTLE STAR RMANS HOPE TO LESSEN DEFEAT BY BUGABOO OF BOLSHEVISS cers of Old Days PHELAN'S LIFE |11 WORKMEN DE VALERA IS RICHARDSONIS Bribery in Russia Is Forming Organization IS THREATENED HURTINBLOWUP = IN THE OPEN NORTHERN CHIEF Worse Than Czar De TOCKHOLM, Maret 8 very | _BY FRANK J. TAYLOR ! sup) " reanis Letter Received by Senator Shipbuilders Injured When Gives Out Statement on Will Command U. S. Forces. |’ : pathy meat a was — Waited Press Correspondent) Pynneo +4 of th ry bees ‘i BERLIN, March %.—(Delay. | reeime is being hed apprehe Demands $2,000 | Gas Explodes in Hull the Irish Situation on the Archangel Front Rua ting out a rilliee Soa A)—Radical leaders declared to. | *Vely by the pwilical clea nd : ' vrus beaten “Gay that the bugaboo of Bol. | “lim It is sie bewinn oe: SAN FRANCISCO, March PORTLAND, Ore, March 29 i, March 20.—P f far trie. Gi shinaged ESTE 2 ’ tarved until he Glenna . actionary ovemen 1 te ‘ of United yur workmen were wriously | yw era, head of the h i A t ' et thru Miantsau and Count | rtf in recent street demonat : ia postal | scorched yesterday afternoon, whe : ne hg lett yy ; cakeg oad b 4 $ segs the inet fende oem SIE letine t0 ecare tok during which he was loudly ong ’ B 4 peepee teoprate “i Bb pe te de publi that self deterr ‘ 1 No - he p ' for the Iaet half year was paid eg oe Sean. by the crowds worries the pac . a 1 . t © Ys ut the b geolnie liv . bachasipsiir n mow eet aa saicata, “eho jenistmment tn the new military | the har te 1 ‘ 4 River Sbipb’ cory , ous to the Hing 1 ‘ ' at no offi dal (as Drigraws ¥ into Bolshevism—| 1). are merely eff to prepare | etter demanded the dispe \ who eb orld theif the United , ie sak tf Vorkmen collect. Then they a is being talked broadeast tn ctruge colt Suldnervteies n of which would be designated in| the vessel with illuminating gas in . era, who made bis fir > Yoo aietuntion of 16 olah: trarily decide how rove shall go: . nly within hearing of | 1. mutarists claim their now or’ %, letter of instructic to follow, | #tend of compressed air, by mistake, lic appearance yenterday since oe Plant t the niral government—and ‘ bers of the allied mission—is an| ovivtion is not AL tho they | THC second letter } not y » was ignited by hot rivets. escape from Lincoln prison. ¢ ‘ The J a r . re oes to the collectors. peer to impress the peace confer: | Minit they will demand that the gov. T'S « Forweth was the most ord Mayor O at the Mansion | Alusia commis ef | the co , sions gra y of 19,000,000,000 roubles ence the seriousness of the sit:| ment swing towar aamenann” tee m ° wae ' , ours r « me He out ‘a et hong { many « < 1 tr r , \ al void by the bourgeoisie waa to ‘Mation here » there is another at tae of O0.." the ting be. | ity he may not < I uid that the details of! i. Nort . . Ww < 0 re i + hands of the government bis charged that the German for. CAs tere 18 | : ig very iMegit . Frank Palmer ¢ Jom 1d where | beer At piolated aati , 15. Little of it hax been turn _ mee oe oes lead to a) "T chorites in the al ing theory th nitiaia| are in the hospital, All wil v must remain secret fc e |» , t rican rove 5 mere trifle in ) some districts only one — the allied nations re-| wow threatening t wee | eR te an organiantic ! »| The other seven were only slightly |p i N weet ‘ eonnt with the present depreciation of Rus r ith part haw paid, it @ procedure if the Ger-| MO ‘wage inc L »"C. C. of € which hurst, most of them continuing their , ve “eonseription menace ar : " in § spqpeadh Ishevik tax sal Fefuse to sign the pa Cer threatening prominent Oakland citi| work. The explosion did not injure De r d he would have a ‘ so he af h of hi First @ member of the bourgeoisie | # reports two or three ‘mes | e@ntente nations, it is claimed. ens for some time past, 6 n, | the hull « colonial home rule, If it were traveling between | paid 26 per cent to a soviet official| much has been pala in as It oppose “ *| portunity to prepare ‘ vera n Y Sst og py gar political strike which e clare | 't me a . reaponsible: fc 2 a y other nation wv, be i snd Washingtor ie r to have his pension continued. Then | reached the governmenty ihe y. fearing the spread of recent killing of Mrs. George G: ‘ ta 1, it iw the questioned ; ‘ rest, will result in communization of Ks killing ; ; maintain: " ieutenant to brigadier general | others were " 1 ; im. while others probably |" usscidorft and other industrial | Wood by a bomb right of ¢ enlightened people to ovine: in dk wep 4 ruseart . b to It insist on enforcing conditions This theory ia rejected by Se sovern them: " ‘ € ons tomvatanl tiat-ontive ad oe under » permit to buy ‘ day. Spartacans centers Demand Honesty HIPBUILDER HURT IN FALL “Pltin case of Dlackmatiing ¢ of rrow and now the practice in al-| A permit to buy @ ont Most sincere opponents of . i ah a { do not think it prudent to di ject f s th At th utbréak of the war with | most universs be had by a bribe of five t West bought by ‘aa well as the independ-| 2°?" Ce a Fonts . ; [Slose the contents of the letter," de England, he said, must i be pm Germany Gen, Richar ssked | Thousands of Tussians who hay Permits may be . croup (ern ave. is in the Seattle Genera ured Senator Phelan last night and England must give Ireland free ehakatee Gh tiie tanke o aattve| sone into, |! cae ave taken | geclate to ¥4 n in their “rope a Parip fa | be 1, in a seriou ndition, as|"To do #0 might interfer th the Continued From Page Onet Jon to enter whatever axnociations | 10" | et aroma \s yee ast bor roubles oe ae right of expuleibn held | @ of the commission already an. ult of a fall from a seaffold auth 7 The le cs with her Ireland may desire, cary. wihtid North. They have bribed port officiale with the Communes of the Poom to deal openly with the al J. F. Duthie & Coa shipyards . ¢ dire Would | ters with the Southern department . ‘ ' > eau ‘ent of the sum involved. The | a middleman class hal Min an effort to establish Ger-| Friday afternoon, Conne a ream. | haps unles " Th t division is to be drawn) CORONA, Cal, March 29-—Corona | je the 4 exar ‘ roubles are ae in Stockho which acts as a gobetween future relations with the er, was injured about the he | Ber , in | from t i ‘ ne ishing preparations for the 1920 | sansae tos ai ;. third of thelr par value. They are|rupt officials and Ruseiana id honestly and without tricks, back f the has re rr c Of census, Five pairs of twins b t 1 a on | bought at home for a fifteenth little money who biter the famous fighting me in ery tee ane “ r Be for ‘Veluntesrs : Will preach a Sermon MUSTN T cLOE gic pa pte al wae mate that the Sunday Morning , ' ur ¢ 4 approved eal 7 < Present committee announced late toda for a three-ye m, on a definite * a Those who will sail and who, it is| promise of f lovase. “Searde Blessed Communion said, have been assure ports, | denied specifica that it was plan 4 + c . are Former Governor F. P a: | pad to tise these troops to combed oe nabirraid e ap Fire Marshal Arrests Nine Minols; Frank P. Walsh Jolaheviets ss » BU ct, 7 iyaa, Philadelphia ME Ne caicdbinieds: Cid EC were eee Lodging House Owners Me and gent . p in lots of chro! ion Filipi to See sppruimately 1 tore ne Religion Recause they left furniture and A COMEDY WITH MUSIC iipinos to pr gdowggraes dren ong Vot a Curse Posen eibtn tn eh By Capt. Bruce Bairnstather and Capt. Arthur Secretary Baker cr leper eat Eten es Evening Service at halls and kept the doors leading WITH FOR CONSTIPATION WASHINGTON -Mayoh | 99 Italy or other foreign countries will “7:30 o'clock. or Sash cntacies: “Vachad, ‘inlined ‘ E s house owners were ar- PAUL GILMORE AS OLD BILL be am 1 to thoae places, March gation of Filipinos report r c HE oO on jependence w _ ing how the plan would Masterpieces of Sac- and lodging : EY WORK WHILE YOU Senne wena 5 Be OS | york ee ice crpretad I reeted Friday atternoon on warrants H. RADFORD ALLEN AS BERT ¢ ) spot iggy lle ie P Irders have been tasued, March; oa MUS + iC} ALF - . a April. 2, wea announced tote 4. th Meret nine soldiers’ should by Quartet and Vested rise ee ee HORACE SINCLAIR AS a | __ Baker sakd the Filipinos before al demobilized not later than 48 ’ Choir. Bringhurst, “booked at the police LARGE CAST OF NOTABLES AND '3 OF jwar had quite generally discussed | 0 1° ore itaat opty Aone isa use: ihesiled on Wewseas ta pore as the question ot independance best nd quite general objection among You are cordially in- ax sie | that this talk subsided entirely dur | ctdicrs, during hin recent inspection vited to our services. yee JOLLY LAUGHTER! CATCHY MUSIC! PRETTY. § 8. ‘Those arrested were: H. Aoki, 104 MIGHT SCENES OF REALIGN |ing the war, and that the conduct of | eee anew ae f my lager ht Filipinos toward the United be ih being held in camp for pa FIRST ac eangg paragon ge tee States during this time had be It has been a frequent practice, | road ave. S&; T. L. Crowley, 410 PRICES Nights: $2.00, $1.50, $1.68, 75, most praiseworthy ¥ Murch sald, that unite arriving in PRESBYTERIAN Fourth ave; M. Fiytta, 223 James mcypotamccranh nas ene dicthaiaile advance of the bulk of a division | et: EL EL Wakefield, 604 Fourth WILL DEPORT “REDS have been held two or there woeks. | CHURCH ne ee ae oie Weak deel SEATS THURSDAY adits LONDON, March 29.—The British | until the entire outfit arrived, for! Seven ry shpallen a dlls Asie | BETTER ORDER NOW—THERE’LL BE A government will deport Russian Bol-/ camp parade, The new order—-now th and Spring C. Hayes, 414 Fourth ave; G. Suto, | shevika to Odessa in April, It was |in effect—automatically offers every 1607 First ave, and T. C. Oxtland, returning soldier his discharge with-| | 5008 Third ave, FOR THE WEEK Lungs Weak 15 SOLDIERS | | Generous Trint Offer of Furope's | i: SUNDA’ sworn out b fa 3a ‘ . WASHINGTON. March 29.—Fit-| Wrrmm A Dewernicocs resonance ae NE te ae oy il} sheds were shattered when an explo: | i |} } Hl 4 4 sion oceurred, yesterday, at the ul al Ny Ut qu ai uber gis Agr lle FOR FIVE NIGHTS ’ i ~ ports to the war départment today | R ' A MATINEE WEDN iil 1 dil ie dectared | ‘ WH \) il The caune of the explosion haa not been determined. The ‘tent of the | | | Funiitt i <a evident amall damage and few iries are attributed by officials} to the fact that t scene of the ii) nd director an tor con Poindexter Gets | hand s er Salty recomme ‘ Debate Challenge) TACOMA, March 29,—Senator | Miles Poindexter, Washington, is known to mar challenged to debate the merits of | O8IN is an inhalation ment——¢ the lea, of nations plan tn Ta- which each Sunday night conducts & poothing and healing effect prick W, Keator as his op- Se cy cr ve wo | JOY INTO LIVING iH m C AS inthe _ y PAE ns Innocent | Ay cone ; Dicteaaie tase Aumecteen. carporore saan is ua KLAW & ERLANGER AND SUNATIC | sour stemach chartnur Delehng| jury in the ial of raha, | nomenal success in Europe, SANOSIN Gay by Rev, Frank Dyer, pastor of m mt ne First Congregational church or poor, can use this remarkable bh railroad treatment thal t with aueh ph hug ee gM gt GEORGE C. TYLER PRESEN’ quently complained of after meals| charged with stealing 66 apeh?? 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