The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 4

PRESIDENT OR KING? Whichever He’s Grooming for, Prince of “Wales Is Most Press- Agented Man in Europe Today alike and smoking the same brand of cigars. the Prince of Wales, and Dayid Lioyd George, They've Just had lunch together. D SALT CELLARS _ BRING FANCY PRICES %® The Star by N. & A.) IDON, June 13.—It was salt sole @ay in a London auction & Four Queen Anne circular Gears by Nathanie! Locke, 1707, brought $145 an ounce collars, nalt sold for $125 r George I William oral Hawkes, 1698, ounce, and fo ar r salt ed William § brought $139 an ounce. some price for salt cellars. ole a pair of vaudeville actors doing thelr turn, tho they are It's his royal high- British prime min four an} triangu ars with mold-| NEW ARRIVALS e Canvas Oxfords, covered $5.50 or military heels, pair........ e Canvas Sport Pumps with very low covered ‘ heel. 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Phone Elliott 2785 Special to The Star by the LONDON, June 18 Wales being of B is there of president eros fir ritain is a campaign on to pular that on hrone for whi is some day intended Whatever the purpose, the Prince of Wales at pre agented person in all Burope | It began right after the of the Brith Jares was a shame itinh make him so pc he w t firm the he us w ther armistice when sor ah | modestly royal kept modeaty and Tr reserve from the world the knowledge of the ravery on the field of battle. And then they to relate the instances prince went « Having for bravery, the paper stories of hin dem mingling with the men in « rracks. They told of the joking stood for and of his hearty hand. Then the prince went home and ined the Masons, ‘which every good politician does Stories of whom the prince might marry and pictures of pretty girls all over Europe who would be eligi ble queen of England kept alive and boyish face of the looked well among thent The prince went slums and tenements of sy hands of costers’ w and hold ing the babies made copy that would delight the heart of a ward heeler Now h omen the prince amok the ci f the most demo prince's went on we top. And they ter fire. established hin reputation when f his coolnems u next down into Londor and the wud ing ro the most land and ha with the England— Lic luncheon given cratic man in EB prince was the guest of honor KOREAN GIRLS | WANT LIBERTY man in Engtand, dressed tke ratic man ng his pteture Eng taken most democratte President Wilson a Pathetic Appeal } The une went t | Send (Special t PARIS. girls hav and the a patheti he om in lang simplicity. It read Inasmuch aa the } Paris peace conference | tention to correct princ | rights of all men, we, t Korea, before God, ea lyou to help and com girls have been shame and have suffered mus j to whom can we | wrongs? Where can we go If we cry there to pity us? Tabs doth co eae ee, | nds | w i Star & Americ appes cry t out to the winds, ple of al we also, the people and girls, have com the oppression we have suffered |to cry out for the independence of | Korea. | Yet for this, without justice or hu manity, we have been beaten and imprisoned, have been cursed and cut down with swords and tron hooks pierced with bayonets, dragged by the hair, and our houses destroyed. On Bunda we were not allowed to meet in our churches. In the coun | try, when asked if we are Christians, |if we answered “yes,” we have been | struck, beaten and many have been | killed, ut we have only held up our empty hands to beaven, with a ery for our country and for liberty jand right. recognize the independence of Ko rea? Will you stop this terrible per secution and unjust treatment by Japan? ‘This letter may not reach the peace conference. Oh! but will some one, anyone who reads it, be moved by our distress, and tell them of it? Forgive the mistakes of our childish letter—we have no power, and no man to go to, but wo betieve in God that He may move you to hear us Amen! One other thing, some of our peo ple have not been able to stand against the cruel force of Japan (now and in the past), and have been made to sign @ paper asking for the union of Korea and Japan. It is not true but a trick of Japan. Mr. Wilson president of great America, we look on you as a father. Hear our decia- ration of independence and tell it to the world, is our prayer. ‘From Korean School Girts. FRENCH UNIONS A. Special to The Star June 13—Go slow! Re | ve @ fall day's work! That's |the substance of the warning issued |by the French railway men’s uni to its members. Granting of the ri y men's cl hours | and more pa by Incre ing the cont lof living may add to their iernperd ties instead of lessening them un they avoid misplac luxury give conscientious a tor are told. By applica }in the new hours of wor jas much as in the old | SLAV HEROES’ BONES TAKEN FROM AUSTRIA, (Special to The Star by N. H. A BELGRADE, June 13 |Slav history, who fought for free |dom from the Hapsburg back the 15th century now rest in Slavic soll, The bones of Zrinkhi and Frankovau have been removed from jVienna to Agram with solemn pomp and feinterred with |ceremonies, Tho warriors were be |headed at Wiener Neustadt, near | Vienna, in 1671, ms to shorter It sometimes happens that a music composer's wife thinks it is up to her to put on airs. When you think of advertising, | think of The Star, | In. * | Gentlemen, will you pity ux, and in| fitting | THE ee cee FE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919. ee KILLS HIS BROTHER NEW | Brother faced brother in a farewell glance ether ABJURE WASTE) tere, tnen one of the planes dove crippled. bad) A Franklin, Ind Corporal Kelleher, dead officer, Always Ask for Genuine Heroes of | Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’ few mark Monoaceticacidester Sackh Closing Out All Our Men’s a Boys’ Wearing Apparel, and to Do This in a Hurry Our Enormous Stock Will Be SLAUGHTERED Everything has been marked down to a ridiculously low price, so be here. Fine stock of Men’s and Boys’ Wear thrown at your mercy SATURDAY, JUNE 14, AT 9 A. M. SHOES Johnson & Murphy, Netéleton and Queen Quality Shors and also rther fine makes will be sacrificed. 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