The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1919, Page 19

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OWN A SIX For the usual graceful lines that ‘can be had only in cars of this dp setieried until so. EDDY you do OWN 4K LL SAY elie ote Fepaiinted tudebaker 1917 ‘llys 6: 5 cord: roadster . “elass— OWN A SIX we. have the best line of sixes to had on our howroom floor, || ea you w AND 10 OTHERS 14 ht cars traded on the above. rty Bonds as part payment. BERAL TERMS EXTENDED ‘HELL MOTOR & SERVICE CO. 5 E. Pine St. Hast $413, NATIONAL... «$1,475 | 12-cyl. TONES HET EY cyl. KING ....-+06-5 950 | you CADILLAC ...... 750 | | 491SSTUDEBAKER.. 950 | 4917 HUPMOBILE road- + | Bter ceseeeee 1,200 | SUNSET MOTOR CO. || Cadillac and Hupmobile Distributors Broadway and Unton. Here is the first line for this WANT AD RHYME CONTEST “T lost my little puppy dog”’ Add three more lines ADS. The Star by next Friday noon, Write on one side of the paper If you did not win a prize in the other Twenty-five tickets to Clemmer Theatre will The Star reserves the tion WANT name and addre contests, try again. be given as additional prizes. Rhyme t ss at top o First pi rhyme submitted. Here is the cash prize winner in. this week's contest. o consist of four lines only. f the ,page. rize is $ Note: ANITA BECKLEY, 42 Fuhrman Ave., City Pt 32 I want to buy a home right now, to the above line that will jingle. THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1919. PAGE 19 week’s Don’t forget to men- Your rhyme must reach onl Write your ed more until January | Would Women Get Ballot too Late to Vote for Speci Ratify in Time | BY MARGL | June, 1919, seems destined to put | the vote into the hands of American ght to print any | won just 400 late to make it of | | much e¢ ffect in th national elections | | of November, 1920, | witty? Because, to become effective, the suffrage amendment | jtion must be ratified by, state | legislatures The last bi-ennial session of the | rity of stat atures con- | ed in January, nd adjourn. | a few Take weeks later Next President; States Must Ratify Act Twenty-five al Sessions to RITE EDWARDS |! to meet no 1921--one month And STAR want ads will show me how. | t00 late to let the ladies in on choos . 1 Tal st . ing the next president The STAR S above the world so high, is arty terra Pipe ee een It’s like a diamond in the sky. in time for the 1920 elections, at st 25 state governors would have to summon the legislatures in special session! | Here are other good rhymes, all of the authors securing tickets to the Clemmer | .3n",“hances are that that will Theatre. More of them will be printed next week. Watch the Want Ad pages. Even a result, the women in the| tho you did not win a prize, watch for your rhyme in the Classified daily. already enjoying full or | . esidential suffrage as a result of | ‘ e action, will be the only ones to | R. F. DANIELS ROSE M. RUSSELL pierre iy 4 articipate in the next national elec: | 2708 E. Pike St. 2347 1éth Ave. 8. pyaie peer ag |Uons, while thelr sisters who have I want to buy a home right now T.want to buy @ home right now, jJust attained the vote by federal So to The Star I'l make my bow, It beats rent-paying anyhow, amendment—keep on walting pas | ind enter there my last request, Thru Star want ads I'll find a clue tently mi | For well I know they'll serve me best To make my “Home, Sweet Home” come true. Five states, Louisiana, Kentucky, MaryJand, Mississippi and Virginia, hold legislative sessions in 1920, and A. 0. WELSH ARTHUR RARIG might be expected to give five ratify: | 10644 Minor Ave. East Seattle, Wash, |ing votes—except that they are all . : ite Wis kina tiie ; ee: i gti part of the “solid South,” the strong-| THE WOMEN WHO WON IT! | 3 wan a ec now, woant to buy a home right now, hold of anti-suffrage sentiment—and | THEY PUT A FIGHT FOR | have an inkling that somehow I want to get the best cannot reasonably be counted on to| These suffrage leaders deserve the | big ba The Stor will aé'me in my quest, The Star's want ads, you wilt allow indorse the amendment honor for bringing the vote to wom- | The militant wing of the suffrage Since Star want ads are always best. Will stand the strictest test. Six other states, Georgla, Massa party was led by the National Wome chusetts, New J New York,|O. Above, left, Mrs, Carrie Chap- an’s party, who. plea the White ° . ° Rhode Island dd South © . :: : Following is a complete list of the lucky contestants: Sed anneal vereele Mena MOL Re ae ee House and went to jail for it, Left, Rose M. Russell, 2347 14th ave. 4511 First ave, N. E.; Harold Welsh, 206% Minor ave, N.; W. Ht “abe Piggesoale spire sp age: 64 | rane Monge hy getege ses below. Mies Lots. Dery Sam Piigrot ane paernge teeta: ha ae a ray toes Deal, 41 Madison, bijjiwa t, | 8éd six votes of ratification. But, |tion, Center, Dr. Anna Howard | Miss Alice Paul, center, founded the - f Haskell, 1424 28th ave y i ven should the five Southern stat | " F. Daniels, 2708 E. Pike; A. 0. 17, N. S4th; Mrs. bony a G08. Sete os A | si | Woman's party. Miss Maud Younger, Welsh, 306% Minor ave, N: Anita ivetts, 438 23rd ave.8.; Joe Rood, Reid 648 18th aves Haith I Mer iLeratity the suffrage amendment, | Shaw, dean of American | right, chairman of the lobby com- Beckley, . $242 Fuhrman’ ave; 1500 B Nevue ave, H.W. Boyer, ris, 4737 Fourt N. B.; Elis their total of 11 votes hte still | inheriting leadership from Susan B. | es pi y rancis’ Summe herry # : y MeDona orth Simpso nland p | leave 25 state ratifications nee 0 mittee, won m: and Lita Baker, 6330 Sixth ‘ave. S.: Dorothy Fiynn, Meee Won Welch, ait Revepty [complete the a6 resuired) | Anthony, and right, Mrs. Maod| m many senators and aaa relora, Whee 3216 Mrs. M ave. N. W.: Harry ‘Davidson, Dc | 4 " 3 ave; Mra. W. W. Woodbridge, st; Mra $68, Port Orchard, Wash oo* And all of the 25 would have to be| Wood Park, chairman of the suf- plain suffragists share honors in the. Even tho you did not win a prize, watch for your rhyme on the Classified page daily. 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JOCKEYS AID VETERANS LONDON, July 5&—A home for | disabled soldiers and sailors is now being erected by the Australian Jockey club, The Jockey club has set aside an endowment fund which guarantees the maintenance Petersburg, of the home for the lifetime of ithe inmas'> STENZIB KILLS HAIRS. -50 BOX, | summoned in spe Therefore the old-time eee | who count on “influence” and “con- | it ave to lie awake nights worrying | over the unknown quantity of the | But Not Whisky t ene n's vote Fagen « is ae | John Hamill, formerly of 556 | At same time, while suffra- | | map r , Los Angeles, a visitor to My, These Heroe gists will unable to take full ad | tebe city sin 1915, ys wed he stayed | vantage of their new franchise priv at the State hotel, on First ave. 8. . Are Bashful ilege in November, 1920, the vote of | ar pi, socket oe Ges oan at police “ae. | women will be of considerable im: | Secretary Also Issues Boost |neadquarters, his trunk will be re Philadelphia Paper Hints at | pitteen - sea grants the omen | for League eg pare at aires i : a ates grant their wome 1 1 - Shale talat’ popunattoa | Wises liquor the police say they ed Fight Frame: Up 97 mately full suffrage, of women eligible to vote numbering vote and representing union. The suffrage amendment will be finally accepted by congress | share in the adoption of the last con- and the senate in It was frst introduced in the sen | ate in 1878 by Sargent | Thirty times sir duced, and defeated or tabled | The United States senate has pass. jal session to vote! | frage congressional committee. victory, jtherein, will not. | The trunk was discovered leaking | COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 5.—(By 7,803,288, with a total of 197 electoral United Press.)—Addressing “minute |badly at Pler B Saturday morning,| TOLEDO, Ohio, July 5.—Tex nt other states grant women | Mn” at the Methodist contenary ex: | just after it had been unloaded from | @rd today said that William Sehilen “aabereane with oat position here today, Secretary of the |the steamer Admiral Faragut. Sev. | §Ports editor of a Philadelphia news ee Da Sectida, “pene ae vy Josephus Daniels declared the |eral broken bottles were discovered | Paper, will be asked to explain bee ono.o00 women voters and centenary marks a long step in the| inside the trunk. Fifteen quarts of| fore the Army. Navy and Civilian Heeeygetcerhepthty vo more states | vecomplishment of church union,|Monogram, 27 half pints of Old| board of control, just what give women the vote at presiden-| 1.4 predicted that the day is not far|Crow, and 63 half pints of Black |™eant in a story published under tial primaries. | ‘ ; . distant when Methodists of the North and Green whiskies now rest in| [@me today, saying it was re BS poly Bh Sra ceaarantae and South will compose one compact the booze vault. there was an pet Sr y freely apy ch 920 ba army tween Rickard and Willard yee Erie ie pai = rye Speaking of prohibition, Daniels | terday’s championship bout. * fe ne —are in number, 13,00 * | The story, h i controlling electoral votes = ‘THIEVES GET JEWELRY spirbiak iMepdicnsytone: ed at some vague manipulation” the public in a hippodroming tion and suggested that both the moter and the fighter be while an investigation is held. Following assurance by mé “Those who hail national probibi- | tion as a Diessing justly «ive Meth-/ AND CASH IN ROOMS |odists credit for their long fight) ww. wood, 1205 2ist ave. N, against drunkenness and their large | reported to the police Saturday that prowlers had entered hts house some states of the| 25 which | 1919 was drafted | stitutional amendment. | by 58 B. th in 1875, time Friday night and looted it. 7 PF eee eg Ane Anthony. ainend:1@,"The twin evils that curse our civ-| Jewelry valued at $60 and $10 in|cr, te Army, Navy and Ct patter j sai fication are drunkenness and immor- | cach was stolen, board that they would ask an | ality. With the coming of national nation of Rocap's charges, the W. P. Brown, of the Standard ho- tel, came home Friday night to find | that prowlers had been ahead of} him. A check for $56.23, a regis-| tration card and personal papers boxing commission also 1 tion in the matter. Rickard laid the charges to an tempt to gain revenge by the writ Rickard said Rocap had sought prohibition, the former will grow in | creasingly less and with the reduc: tion of this evil the call is laid upon the churches and upon all social workers to concentrate their efforts of California ve it has been intro. ed on suffrage four times. In 1887 | ror reform upon & crusade against | COmPrised the loot. | return about $1,000 in tickets to tl eaves and 34) the evil of prostitution.” EEN ee oe wy ; he vote |. Daniels then put in a word for the BURNED BY GASOLINE pee Magers aie i A, Beinn dbite league ce popes, Mrs. J. L. Barch, aged 52, 1419 pg ee, the refusal Ro d February | a cap threatened to “get even” thru Ae Ma8ib, the vota' was. 66 tor and.s6 | “On Monday our president will re- | HUDOUrS are re ee aa the press. Witnesses of the SonveR against—lacking but e vot turn to lay before the people the N Here comes Adjutant D. H. Guy- neal selenide Startins Pe Sue 8 Ys History—-a| When @ basin of gasoline in which | ton confirmed this, net, sailing into San Francisco after : peed treaty framed to bind together in|She was cleaning a pair of gloves . : service in Siberia, and before that in| . friendship all free peoples and to ful. |¢xPloded. She was ‘rushed to the) Austrians to Get S Burope. And he wears the two hish-| Army Strength Is fill the prophecy of old, ‘Peace on|1#keside hospital. She is expected ww est French decorations, including the earth, good-will toward men,’ he|t® recover. It is believed that the 15 Days for Re croix de guerre; also the highest 936,500 Men Now eeciarea gasoline became ignited froma near) pyris, July 6 —(United Press)!” Italian decoration; and five wound| WASHINGTON, July 5.-Army| “It is the fitting culmination of | PY stove. The allied committee in charge of pain Asked to tell how he got| demobilization figures today showed| this centenary that it is held concur. drafting the Austrian treaty was them, he admitted he was an Oxford! present arnly strength of about| rently with the dawning of the day | seas as created to separate men, but|instructed today to have the re- graduate. Asked again, he said he] 936,500 men. Discharge date When atatesmen in practical diplo-| set to unite men, and in the covenant | mainder of the document ready~for used to hunt big game. Asked once totaled 07 offi. | macy have caught the Jarge vision | we have the rainbow of promise that | presentation to the Austrian dele- | more, he smiled bashfully and said:|corg and men, Since the| Which caused Wesley to regard the| spans the new sky in the new heaven |gates next Tuesday or Wednesday, “Oh, I was in the war from 1914] armistice was signed, there have, Whole world as his parish. and the new earth when wars agate: Austrians will be given®15 on.” ealied from France 1 2—68 no more.” days in which to answer. = Loni officers. and 1,5 n. There | ae RENE HEE BILE alll have been landed’ in the United | valine Riot for States 1,461,388 62,098 officers a4 9 men. Lower Food Prices} FLORENCE, July 4.—(Delayed)|Cleveland May Be Rioting and plundering continued i ¥ here toda a result of the dem Hit By Car Strike} onstration against high food prices.| CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 5.—| ci ana ey and a boy] (United Press.)—The city council met Hone anmaneed todey amber Of! today to determine whether any ac: | % peg gaat Ais fig sale! tion can be taken to avert another | Bi cv: ar prices would) street car strike here. Officials of hes ia Saturday. Industrial articles! the Cleveland Railway company and | Nia be Ph . ° ini age of | the carmens' union are deadlocked Der n rtial law wag declarec Motormen and conductors will t today at Forli, where food troubles| agp eam ac also were occurring. FATHER GAN’T CARE FOR 7-YEAR-OLD BOY OAKLAND, July “"%\—Superior Judge T. W. Ha believe@a se | en: | year-old boy is too young to be de. TOLEDO, 0.,. July 4 Never in | prived of his mother's care, At 1%|#ll my experience in the boxing he thinks, a mere father may be| S#Me did I see a referee who showed trusted to look out for a son. such control under such trying and | Therefore, when William Gamble | exceptional cireumstance | asked for a modification of the dl This was W. A. Gavin's opinion of voree decree granted to Mrs, Eva| low Ollie Pecord handjed the title | mble by which she received the} fight on Friday, Gavin is, president custody of their three children,|of the army, navy and civilian box Judge Harris permitted him to take |!"# board, but he spoke merely from the eldest, aged 12, but refused to e viewpoint of a spectator, permit him to have the youngest er in all my life did [ see such aged seven, as he requested, Gam. |% complicated encounte ud Gay: | ble has remarried, toc @ weak gong, the ex-| STAR CLASSIFIED BRANCH OFFICE | Located at 610 Second || Avenue | LAREDO, ‘Texas, July 5.—Re SARTELL’ . ORUC || tions on carrying or exporting |gold or silver coins or curreney of} |the United States into Mexico were| Classiti’ we NO may be treasury department from Washing: left at this address up to 11 a.m, |{t0% For the last two years trav. tach day for the regular after. ||C!t have had to change their American money into Mexican noon editions, Late citement, | bined to make Pecord’s position an undesirable himself with credit.” | work tomorrow morning unless they | are given an iner | hour, | mum pay now is union FIGHT REFEREE WINS PRAISE FOR COOLNESS | th Raise Restrictions Against Currency money before entering the republic, of 12 cents an id. ‘The maxi: | | | | nts | | se MISTER ICEMAN, Wie You Let ME Sir On “THAT ICE To GET COOLED OFF Whe You're WAInlG P leader e yelling crowd, all com- one, but he acquitted | a ys a (cee mini