The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1919, Page 4

# ALLIES REVEAL GERMAN TRICK = Warn Chiefs of 7 Treacherous Moves Against Poland ONLY! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (United Pre hokting Germany ovement against Poland after pe patched yesterd today, It said © allied and dls. public Ay, Was made asaoclated powers ti ry to he at f the ention ¢ German go Upper associated sia, and to t of win by powers. In view of this information the al | Med and associated powers think it} B | necessary to inform the ( ernment that they will ho responsib! time | troops a jerman gov. 1 it strictly seeing that, at the in and that turba: no Suppo —IN—. THIN ICE | elegram referred to in the ernment will « Sorsing will pre wia (for Western and Prussta), war against the east government will officially ¢ opposition, but will uno! port the action every Sorsing has telegraphed today “*Send my large parcel to Bres- | 400,000 MEN IN NEW ARMY Senate Passes sses Military i Granting $888,000,000 rtheless Eastern The are its y up by means Vivid story of a girl's fight against big odds for love and honor. {2 | WASHINGTON, June 26.—Provid ing for an army of 400,000 men next year, the army appropriation bill of $585.000,000 was passed Wednesday | | by the senate and sent to conference without @ roil-eall | This appropriation ts an fncrease of $171,000,000 in funds and 100,000 in personnel over the house bill | Pasxage of the naval appropriation | of $646,272,000, an increase over the house bill of $45,000,000, was- expect. | ed Thursday. ‘The $2,260,000 appropriation for | purchase of the Dayton-Wright avia tion field at Dayton, Ohio, was re duced to $2,660,000. Enlistments for Overseas Stopped) pose WASHINGTON, June 26,—(Untt- Gia, ae ry gy ebsey ed Preas.)—The war department to- | Gait dries’ the scalp and| ‘ay stopped further acceptance of! the hair britue. enlistments for servic in France best thing to use t# Mulsi-|°F Germany. nut oll shampoo, for this} Men accepted for @nd@ntirely greaseless. If's| France prior to today's | ay cheap and beats anything eise| will be sent to the ¢ #0 pieces, You can get.this at| placement depot at Car Mead. | @rug store, and a few ounces|and forwarded mM detachments of Tast the whole family for|1,000 as fapidty as they are tn : octuated, vaccinated’ and gtven pre Uminary trpiniog. let Spoil Your Hair by Washing It her You wash your hair, be what you use. Most soaps reeas ly moisten the . hair with and rub It in, about a tea- fg all that is requtred. It ap abundance of rich, creamy Cleanses thoroughly, and out easily. The hair dries/ ‘and evenly, and is soft, bright, flufty, wavy handle. Besides, it ‘apd takes out every parti- of dust, dirt and dandruff. Some men are known by the com pany they keep, and others are | known by the companies they pro mote, Don't think that becanse a man owns a livery stable he has horse sense, Victor Record Department is maintained for your con- venience and satisfaction. We carry all of the Victor You find our service courteous and Records. will prompt. THIRD AVENUE AT PINE Seattle Spokane Portland § Surely Sybil Will ‘Kaow THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1579. Sybil Smith, U Co. Ed, Who “Forgot” BAFFLED THE POLICE Peace Commission Author- ized to cil Terms | BY CAMILLO Mma Ar Upsted | an peac Fi aria has been authorize German treat ee The t ‘ed to Empowering emon | 1 toni’s addre evening, th clared th commninsion will not abar original claim Ttaly’s forelen pe potiey icy muat be the eaid ‘Tit ret torn 1 conventional appliances “The gover intends to another pol mired. perrirtanion nment angurate riginal claims, because of its mecnbers The open July NON-PARTISAN _ IDEAS ON TRIAL Senet Commission and Bank Measure Under Fire chamber of deputies will re 3. er father, George D. Smith, 2211 | st, wants her brought back believing she will “remem (Onited Me, Says Lonely Father” “Surely Sybil will remember | me when she comes home—sbe lice want Sybil alias must! She'll know her room, her an Davis,” the “mystery girl. little things, and most of all, her glar I was identified books, She loved them.” daughter of Standing in the rattle. She ts of h on @ larceny on his f the police for of the ” day afternoon pumiling the Captain of Detectives Burns re weaks, haa been identified as his run-|celved a telegraphic warrant for the away daughter, talked of his “Iittle| girl He is awaiting finger prints sir.” pincing the new charge Whether “1 st her. “We think that it's consin, as she they want, all right.” said Liltan's father, in a letter | local police, saya she is mer: unbal SPOKANE, claco pe June 26.—t Fran leagrue-controlied country, thene the Independent Vote and today’s refer “The er | program hinges comminnion and the dared Oliver 5. M the indastrial « or of the league, tod other bills are f measures, but they o portant, compared with yanking Measures jan two wiay as t neat Se of Wis | a » to the was Davies.” ber nar n the 1 . alto the remember | tal of 2311 E t back to} # father shoplifting that she is Sy Pine st, when Seattle is worry Is Lonely Now ves firm The five bills benide banking home, I'm going to send Kee| and tn@ustrinl conumiesion "Bits av to California. It'll be lonesome again | eked ate: The printing law ent | for but I'l make out somehow, |'9* Prople In each county the right Her lives in Los Angeles, and| te pick their official newspaper: the she'll take care of her t she’s | Ctucational law, ere 1 and doesn’t ‘ft * any more. ib : to, have Juri Wants Girt Back povecaoegy Pa don't try to keep her migrat okane, or take her away from KANSAS SEEKS HARVEST MEN © Faces Shortage of Men as Wheat Is Ripening the y that unt 4 by at! ope they fon and tax comm ybil, with her mother and father 1a happy, carefree life In their ttle home at 2311 EB. Pine st. Sev eral years ago, Mrs, Smith became an invalid. But she was always! f| cheery and the three snemed ins able In the evening, they tr was hasti “Life is hard would att on | their tin read to ther. 1 loved books, and earnest student at the Uni of Washington. j n® doctors sentence mother that she could the people In the block * that Syb who was spinal meningitis, acted wa vornit q ¢ upon the Ii not live, a began to 4 rippled by queerly an Fifth and Pine Eltiett 2535 KANBAS CITY, Mo, June 26 Hot weather is ripening wheat prematurely and har bor bureay ot men od a week Kansas NOW PLAYING With Matinee Saturday BRANDON THOMAS *, « toda Ran Away Again *ortland, but This was last fall Famous Farce Comedy gow in Three Acts ‘Charley’s Aunt’ Comedy 20, mpted her t her When a girl thinks » yours man is Believe Us ost ough fe od enc Nights, 50c; M . Sle METROPOLITAN Friday and Saturday Only With MAT, Saturday M. 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City at the head of the canal about turn trip will be made at 5:80, about 10. GET TICKETS EARLY A great many people were disappointed on last Sunday’s excursion. We can only accommodate a certain number and we would urge you to get your tickets immediately. 0am. From and arrives at Union 2 o’clock. The re- arriving at Seattle ROUND TRIP FARE Children, 5 to 12, T5e (Including War Tax) STEAMER WHATCOM Leaves Colman Dock DAIRY LUNCH AT CITY PRICES SERVED ON THE BOAT Puget Sound Navigation Co. COLMAN DOCK ; a fg a $ A |WRITES OUT WILL AND TAKES HIS OWN LIFE “I leave all I got to Mra. Ida Mo Cassius M. Clay.” Scrawled hastily on the back of » sotled envelope this note was; SUED BY Wife}. Says Comedian | Likes Wind, | icy’ «5 saith soothers "ictas town | Race Horses, Women | ‘ee ¢ocr t Bis roam'ae r116'Pourm ave. Clutched in one hand was | venmee small rubber tube leading to the gas AND, © SKIRTS The real short skirt has pleased be Kee atyle, "Tis mecdiens for te mention, Some women in a bathing eult Qon't mind the Public gases But street dreas She's semsit ‘Environment makes conditions, Wherever ao may rea The gas was turned on. Mrs. qian pablo ey McKee ts the landlady of the She said knew little and nothing of his rela June 26.-—Aller black stand panne il find ; And you'll fi Pen a she 5 We have the latest SKIRTS to And we can save you mere On cach Spring SUIT, COAT,) DRESS and HAT, At the FLORENCE UPSTAIRS) STORE, a bdollermaker and was the Erickson shipyards iy was removed to the county Efforts are being made to relatives of the dead man. Second and Union. me in over §3,0¢ K | ‘And remember it, too.”” NEW YORK, June 26. his wif rit today failed to »od hur News of ar Al The better the quality of your chew, the more you'll enjoy it. You'll get more out of your to- bacco t money, too—you'll save part of it for something else. A small chew of this quality tobacco tastes good — and it lasts and lasts. JURY VERDICT FREES MRS. NELL LAWRENCE THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW fut up in two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco “ALWAYS” GOOD _ |AMUSEMENTS PALACE Bt HIP Vacuum | Packed in Seattle “ALWAYS” FRESH ‘Coffee Sebfeton SAVUMIVs, GOLD SHIELD Coffee Satisfaction “ALWAYS” FRESH Vacuum Packed i in Seattle “ALWAYS” GOOD apnees ur pex*Peg winnoe A, daooD GOOD Vacuum Packed in Seattle “ALWAYS” FRESH This Week A WING Niehta ( = WILKES Ta HSaud «SAVMTY», Mata, (except 2:20; Nights, Coffee Satisfaction PANTAGES|| itn Mats & and 9 SHIMMIE DANCERS—8 r tost Dancing With 9 Big AlL-st udeville Bil neral adml