The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1919, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR-—-MONDAY, JULY 28, 1919. Teach Bolshevism to Tots | in the Schools of Boston TONIGHT AND TUESDAY ONLY— THE WITH THAT CAST— ENGLISH SOCIETY DRAMA WONDERFUL FIVE-STAR (United Press.) | the ROSTON, Bost July 28. n in which hatred sown In the Uttlo children bh toddling ‘ and in several other cities. seeds ¢ re min urdly out of here nd the are operatin New En ools or Classes bitter led into tiny pupil rh To hell with th told that the t hat all In these sch hatred for the rich 1 the minds of the Jare taught to ing wh world” bankers are robber that the singer capitalistic that, taught the Rolshevist prin from babyt i, the pupils up in the belief that the doctrine | stronger tha anythin els “Olive us on ration ¢ to train to manhood ad |hood,” said a teacher in one | Boston school. nd we will the Bolshevist form of soviet gove ment.” }; The powerful influence of teachings of the Bolsheviki | shown recently when, during ar jat one of the big public schools here, teachers were ar their pupils singing |“The people's flag is deepest red, It shrouded all our martyred dead, { |And ere their limbs grew stiff and | cold, | Their heart's blood he id It contended iple: will grow is cla children woman of the set up rm the w amazed to he its every | A committee of three, consisting | of M. J. Costello, B. J. Coen and Dan McKillop, presented a protest to the elty council Monday afternoon, | against the invitation that the judi- clary committee of the council reo Jommended be sent Eamonn De Val era, as an individual citizen, instead of as “president” of Ireland The committee declares it | for all in Seattle “who favor the | dependence of Ireland, with De a as the head of government larty those of Irish birth or in their various | | speaks} in Val and societies.” The protest is against the resolu tion, introduced “without the author |ity of any one identified with Irish societies,” which Invited De Valera) here. The selection of Councilman Car-} roll as proponent of the resolution i not to be accepted as constituting | fold. Then raise Within it r the scarlet hades rds cringe tandard hig n,| we live and die and traitors ane | We'll keep the red flag flying here.” These children, ng lustily and in perfect time, all pupil of Boston's 8 of Bolsheviam, | | of the 1 a build- ing on Washington st. here is typical of the schools, On the wall pic tures of Trotsky, Lenine, Liebnecht Karl Marx and of Abraham Lincoln On other parts of the walls One of these in red and while, yellow and says: “Workers of the world Unite! You have nothing to lose and @ world to gain,” | Long live the Bolshevist” ts the inscription another sign bears. The system, as explained by one of the teachers of anarchy and revolu: tion, is to start the children in spe- clally organized “Sunday schools,” in which the elementary principles are taught. Later the puplls are ad vanced to the Bolshevist schools proper, where they receive more ad vanced lessons in class hatred. The existence of these schools is known to the authorities. Dr. Pay- son Smith, head of the state board of education, declared that they are a disgrace, and that something should be done 0 who were scho One class rooms are sev. eral which i a re signs, Protest Inviting Valera Only as Private Citizen that he do not accept such invitation, | and we are fully satisfied he will act as we recommend.” | De Valera will visit Seattle before the end of September, Coon, who has | just returned from the Hibernian convention in San Francisco, states, | De Valera made this promise to him in Frisco, he says | GETSNOPORK CHOPS IN JAIL Cops Arrest Him for Trying| to Sell Heirlooms 44, “sl Ben Pembleton, slew footed” Satisfactory Terms Always. Satisfactory Terms Always. THE GROTE-RANKINCO. OTTO F. KEGEL. Presiient Pre-Inventory Sal All odd lots are reduced—every section of the store offers unusual opportunities for saving. —dAnd the savings are the more significant because manufacturers advancing prices on autumn consignments. K Ei Every Odd Piece of Furniture Is Marked for Immediate Clearance And in the collection are odd pieces for every room in the home. another season we have reduced the prices quite extensive, including: Rather than carry them into — to effect a quick clearance. And the assortments are Fifty pieces of bedroom furniture. Twenty-five pieces of dining room furniture. One hundred and fifty rockers and chairs. ~-Mahogany library tables, Jacobean oak library tables. -—Fifty solid oak rockers with leather seats. —NMahogany tabourettes, sewing stands and knit- ting stands. —Mahogany davenport tables, etc. him as representative of the Irish | long the asphalt Sunday night tow here, the protest continued. jing four large, shiny and unembel | “When the mass of the union| lished garbage cans, As he walked. | working people of this city, thru the | his face shone thru the perspiration |Central Labor council, extended an/| 4nd glowed with that inward feeling SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 31 Men Under Brambilla, Playing Drigo’s Sere- nade and “Burmah Moon’ BERLIN, July ‘Max Harden, the famous editor of “Die Zukunft,” 4s going into the movies. Harden will write scenarios and his first one will be entitled, “The Success and Downfall of the Kaiser.” That special size of Flor de Murias Cigars now sold in United Cigar Stores attwo- for-a-quarter willbringyou| back to the good old days before the warwhentwo bits would buy two cigars jast about as good as cigars) | that lives of American citizens law- can A Watch Repaired by Jones Is Always Right ‘Telephone Elliott 2607 1329 FOURTH AVENUE EXCESSIVE ACIDITY is ‘at the bottom of most digestive ills. KI-MOIDS FOR INDIGESTION afford pleasing and prompt relief from CONGRESSMAN HAS MEX. PLAN La Guarda Wants to Confer With Mexican Leaders BY MILTON BRONNER WASHINGTON, July 28.—If our government does not in the mean- time take radical affirmative ac- tion towards Mexico because of the latest attack upon American sailors near Tampico, Congressman La Guardia expects to push to passage his joint resolution dealing with the subject. The fiery little Italian solon from New York City, who became a major in our aviation service dur- ing the war, has up a resolution creating: a congressional commit: tee to confer with Mexican leaders for the purpose of bringing about harmony among Mexican factions and establishing law and order in that country. The committee is to consist of five senators and five representatives. If it went thru it would be in- direct invasion of the rights of the executive department of the gov- ernment by the legislative branch. I asked La Guardia about this. He replied: “The American people are fed up on watchful waiting. I think congress has a right to do what I am asking. It at least has the merit of open diplomacy open- ly arrived at “Conditions in Mexico are such fully sojourning or traveling thru are in danger, and their rights are not protected, Continuance of such conditions might imperil friendly relations between the two countrie: Modern Bridge Work For Twenty-Five Years By EDWIN J. BROWN Seattle’s Leading Dentist 106 Columbia Street I have been studying crown and bridgework for a quarter of a cen- tury, and have worked faithfully to master a system that is safe, sani- tary and satisfactory. Other den- tists can do it if they will work and learn, Skill and genius are acquired by experience and arduous labor. My system of bridgework is simple and inexpensive, made with a view to durability and utility. A toothbrush will easily reach and cleanse every sufrace of my sanitary bridgework; it is cleaner than the average natural tooth, No charge for consultation, and my work is guaranteed, I do not operate on people's pock etbooks. I have elevated dentistry to a professional business standard. EDWIN J. BROWN 106 Columbia Street | invitation to De Valera to visit this }eity, we, and those for whom we} | speak, were quite content to accept | such action as sufficiently represen- | tative of the people of this city for| our purposes and their purposes,”| says the protest. | “With all due respect to your body, | it is proper to advise you that in| case you see fit to adopt the resolu tion contemplated by your Lge] committee, this committee will feel authorized to communcate to Presi-| dent De Valera our recommendation JAPANESE PIG | FARMS FILTHY So Declares County Health| Officer Sparling County Health Officer Dr. G. HL. T. Sparling has begun waging war on the filthy condition surrounding Jap- anese pig farms and stock ranches in King county. | Regulations will be placed before the county commissioners by him Monday. “Only personal investigation con- | vinced me that such conditions exist within a stone's throw of Seattle. There are flies by the millions and| rats by the thousand, the latter being driven from the city to the country | for food because of the lack of food | in the city, caused by the stringent sanitation laws. “Pigs are slaughtered in_hovels, with nothing to keep the dirt and dust away.” Dr, Sparling will introduce rules | for regulating such slaughter houses, It is his plan to construct a public house, where the work may be in-| spected and sanitation required. Hadley Picked for Ship Board Probe Lin H. Hadley, of | has been nted on} Representative Bellingham, the house committe the shipping board ¢ cording to word recei Monday. Major M has been in charg here, and who prob death of Fred A. Dowsey agent, who died May 2 in the wa room of the Securities building, has been called East. H. E trict manager for the Emerg Fleet corporation, will go to the head qui 8 of the shipping board in Philadelphia soon in connection with shipping board busine ac attle who | | | | pus 1 the myste secret LODGE WILL PICNIC | Neighbors of Woodcraft of s and Port Orchard Bay will give their annual picnic at Charles: | ton on Sunday, August 3. The} steamer H. B. Kennedy will the Colman dock, foot of Marion at 10:30 a. m, and the Bailey Gat zert at 11:30 a. m | The Neighbors and their friends | and the Junior Neighbors of Wood-| aft and their friends will bring | their lunch, kodaks, old clothes and bathing togs. 21- Third Ave uit UNIVERSLTY: a | out. ‘IN. E. A. Delegates | dances club. that comes of work well done and} shows an exalted spirit. Ben was on his way to get some pork chops money “Fo’ Ben. bits, brudder, fo’ bits,” said “Jess ‘nuff fo’ a platter ob po'k jowls. An’ maybe ‘nuff fo’ a makin's cigarette later.” Ben halted In front of a James street restaurant. He sniffed the aroma of cooking food eagerly. He entered the restaurant; the four cans rattled along behind, Ben warbled @ lilting lay of Dixie, pork chops and the moon shining on the cotton. “Mistah,” said Ben to the propri etor, “how much youall gimme fo’ these yere garbage cans?” ‘The proprietor eyed Ben sternly. “Wait a minute,” he commanded. He disappeared in the rear of the restaurant. A moment later he came He began to dicker for the cans. Suddenly there sounded the “put- put” of two engines outside. The stal wart forms of Motorcyqle Patrolman Walter Dench and N. P. Anderson darkened the doorway. “Oh, Lawdy!” moaned Ben. “Where did you get those cans?” asked one of the coppers sternly. “Mistah, mah ol’ gran’-mammy done lef* me those cans when she died,” said Ben “That'll do, said the copper, “Come, take a ride in our limousine!” And Ben, garbage cans and all, were bundled into the patrol wagon. He bitterly bemoans his fate—they serve no po'k chops in the city Jal WHITE TO HEAD CITY SYMPHONY Succeeds Batwell; Is Director Spargur Cc. F. well phony at the cause White will suceeed E, A 4s manager of the Seattle Sym. Ratwell resigned spring season be of urgent business taking up all his time White is a brother-in-law of J. W. Spangler, vice president of the Seat tle National Bank. He is a musician and former newspaper man and has been instructor of commercial law in local high schools. John Spargur will continue director orchestra. close of the on Way to Coast} Members of the National Editorial will arrive in Seattle, en route to the national | ‘ortiand, it has been arned in Seattle Monday feattle newspapers will be to the visiting editors during their stay in this city, A banquet at the Masonic temple, a trip to Mt, Rai- nier and the launching of a ship at the Skinner & Eddy plant, a few of the entertainment stunta ar. association August 8 convention in hosts nged, CLUB WILL DANCE Liberty Lads’ Tickletoe club} — a jnzbo jamboree at t Dancing pavilion tomorrow night. The Libert Tickletoe club was organized by a group of ex service men and under the slogan of it with feet,” will give at the Lesehi pavilion eve Tuesday night, Abe band will be on the ‘Say your ry Bra m's jaxe PLAN CONVENTION O. Samuel Cumming tional » y of the Kiwanas eattle at the Frye to e& with members of the club on, the 1920 convention, to be held in Portland. It is believed 000 delegates will visit bh par | next June. interna ho is % {ment will be in Crown Hill cemetery, Refrigerators, Ice Chests, Ranges, Couches Hammocks, Draperies, Rugs and Bedd ing Are offered at pronounced savings. We suggest making selections early as many items are lim. ited in quantity. | Seattle’s “Sir Francis Drake” Is Returning, After Wild Adventures SAN FRANCISCO, July 28—Im-; Returning from France, Drake poverished, wounded in battle, but | re ~ bite his bon eam ee again. Storms beset him in South- with a story of adventure that/ or, waters, and his little schooner rivals even the exploits of Sir) was wrecked 30 miles from Salina Francis Drake, from whom he|Cruz, Mexico. Before he could claims descent, Francis Drake, 53,| reach that port, bandits robbed him is today en route to Seattle, after|of his possessions, taking even his an ll-starred attempt to sail|clothes. At Salina Cruz, reached around the world alone tn a little | after a terrible struggle, Drake was schooner. |imprisoned as a member of an The tiny vessel, called the Sir|anti-government faction Francis, left Seattle four years ago.| The steamer Northland, visiting After passing thru the Panama ca-|the port, carried Drake to San nal and reaching Halifax, he dock-| Pedro, Cal, and the crew clothed ed his craft and enlisted in the| him and loaned him money. Other Canadian army, Twice he was| friends came to his assistance so wounded. |he could reach Seattle. ) 5 % "Shoots Italian After Accusing 4 Him of Giving Wife Love Potion 23.— SAN FRANCISCO, July Declaring Joe Beronne, whom he cared for when sick, rectprocated by placing potion” in his host's wife's food, thereby stealing er affection, Phillip Busse mster, shot and seriously wound- ronne today men, formerly fast friends, or the first time since Beron ne recovered from illness under the nursing of Mr, and Mrs, Bussalac- ehi The husband bao ately ac- WINNERS IN CONTESTS TO GET COAL, WOOD) An opportunity to replenish the} old larder and the coal bin will be| given at the. fourth annual Rainier Valley fiesta. Prizes of flour, mush | and other table necessities, as well as real coal and wood, will be given | to winners of various athletic events, ch afternoon of cused Beronne of sprinkling a white powder on Mrs. Bussalaccht's watermelon at his last meal with fs them, & “love “You did that to turn her love from me—it has done so,”. Bussa- lacchi shoute recalling the event in his talk with Beronne. “You lie,” Beronne They exchanged blows salacchi stepped back, ing to witnesses, drew fired twice, both Beronne FREE DOCTOR Ex-Government Physician 1111 FIRST AVE, 169 WASHINGTON ST. RIGHT DRUG CoO. STORES Look for the Free Doctor Sign. MUST VACATE By September 1st It will be the latter part of September before I can move to my new location at Third and Pine Street Rather than store my stock, 1 have decided to sacrifice my high grade jewelry stock for my cus tome benefit During the seventeen years that I have been in business in this city, this is the first sale I have ever had. 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