The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 21, 1919, Page 4

| a Beacaeneng: ee ‘DUTCH ENVOYS MEET ALLIES Claims by "Belgium Being Considered BY HENRY Woop Moited Press stat Corre | gation, invited t ence to aid in re . is in cor failed to save gion im 2914, and | Row to make alliance Ff steps to prot ‘Aguine future aggreasic Becond—Revision Which cuts off Antwer; Holland possession of the ie Of the Scheldt, preven resu Internme of f th Belgian soldiers, who « Dutch territory on By the “peninsula” of Dut which runs down into ! the Meuse near \ iy point out this preve holding the Meuse line Mkewise permitted the of the German from the ing to get the They're touring the attach the same drama h controls Ok, may there nited Th 1 pany, whic ptly “i a dramatic idea th ft are dian, Shoyo Matsui, playwr Ennosuke Ichikawa, U = — | i ac on - STRIKES ON IN THREE CITIES * Men Walk ‘Out. in Los An- geles, Detroit, St. Paul in 1924 escape of army in ie Belgium's claims have im @ the peace conference to the of making provision in the German treat objectionable and Marks, in My Fault, lancing act ju 1 here DETROIT there ty of 1839, there is no n | Press.) —Six « opin iy rib the Dutch intend to cede an American vilway Express om. is Gesnek.* rave points without putting ur pany were out on strike today and fe diplomatic fight the Dutch will espectall an embarg on all express shipments ee be made by the Seattle . starting . 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They are ex: to this city was in e packers in ¢ ng of surplus mea too;'to expose Belgium's CR pryptigec prepared, among other things to | iste who struck at the Los Angele A “Novelty Juggler ; a wae at one time a noted Australian te the full value of Dutch h company's yard ol rm W ¥ a al lity during the war. still out toda Ther c today am me We are sending vant stores of food WILL CIRCLE RAINIER Pena fe Bay nc ane io FOUR PROJECTS FOR abroad and dispatches from Ho ae ee say that American food canne The decennial ascent of Mount | the yard SUBWAY IN JAPAN © 1 there because of the price Much o thin food in lying on the le, stocks of food in the houses here are increasing “In the face of there the war department agree nn to hely the packers dispone of 265,000.00 pounds of meat under an arrange t which will sers keep prices at thelr present leve RATES MUST GO UP, HE ASSERTS 15 Per Cent Increase Nec- essary, Says Editor the raftroad n bankruptey r of the Radi merican Iron Stee Heavy Hardware Ass tation here today This increase whether the ra by the will be necessary roads are operates overnment of the private where, 4 Dunn. 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