The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1919, Page 9

= of the Irish republic, today defined | There ts Gift Suggestions and beliefs of the Sinn Fein party,| Wednesda EPATTLE STAR Ireland Ruled Like | Belgium Under Huns, "sem mee) IN GERMANY | weet sii a3 the chasm that looms between Brit any rved seats may be obtained at| Pius X and Leo XIII, She was the ish political aims and the purpose | the Arena box office from 10 to 6/founder of 12 “Ursuline houses in| TUESDAY, NOVEMBE R 11, 1919. end Mother aie in Seattle! NEW KULTUR | the beliefs of || spends 1 models the spirit We fe bo no admission charge and| Amadeus became the friend of Pope ¥. More than 1,000 tick | Montana, three in Alaska and the primer ov norton || FEAR AT NIGHT IS oe | CAUSE OF WEDDING || Seaki in Cooler of his time making || railway engines, which ong in every local \Cider Kick Lands had the kick of ule and 1 wa filings, caused the Rusuline explanation given for hia third ||» Monday afternoon of EK. Seal northern province of the United| BERLIN, Nov, 10.—The intellee-|| matrimonial venture by 90-year " frink merchant, at : tuals and artiste of Berlin havel|l old John Godfrey, who has just | 61 a, oe snemee . States, one of the best kn Ad John G y, who ha i < mem ac ougall + fouthwick Declares De Valera... coin iat it nde Sts | a, Paw | i a " order In the/oe Kurt Hiller calling themselves} ‘The bride has for some time — -- — “The rule in Iretund today in the; Thursday morning, except for Tues: |" Pasned away Monday at “activints oo cactiviste’ are|] acted as hounekeeper for the rule of Von Bissing in ‘Belgium, | day afternoon and evening, when he|Uf#tline house, 2745 Mt, St. Helens | Working to combat the moral and || bridegroom, who 1s wealthy and NEGLECTED CATARRY — SECOND AT PIKE cannot believe that anything can be! is scheduled to speak in Tacoma, |Place, Mother Amadeus was "o! hajeprh coma servility of the Germans. hale namianeahl 4 accomplished for Ireland thru com. | M. ting 18 years old. | “We desire to make the ingellec- At the wedding ceremony the || 9 = ” pt i | jase Meetin: ere uals politicians, and rol ans | bridegroom fentorian anw rm " - Promise | ic An a delegate of her order to| ttt! Politictans, and the politicians || bridegroom ntor answe Exposes You to More Serious Trou. With these words, Kamon De| He will speak Wednesday night| intellectuals, We are a moral war|| to the clergyman suggested one || ble, Kapecially New Valera, who termm himself president |t & masa meeting at the Arena,|%0Mme on five occasions, Mother| machine, fighting against the insti-|| much nearer 40 than 90. He your stomach, Tt alwayn affects ¢ ral health, and nen of which he is the recognized head ete have already been insued. | Beattie House of Ureuline, the tat el 1 - i a tuentay noon De Valera, who ar-| ,, Wednesday afternoon at § o'clock raving been founded in 1914 a ceartriaiiies pies French physicians send thelr con. |?" yout moose a ‘ ero Monday evening at 9:15] De Vs Kuest of ¢ The body will be shipped to Mon-| VANCO' —|sumptive patients up in airplanes to |") mmatitutional dim in o'clock, was the guest of honor at| “rey of the dic of Seattle ni tana, In nent will be made in| larmers of the 4 height of 11,000 feet every fine day, | en avated by sudden mat & banquet at the Butler hotel, at.| TWeNday and W St. Ignatius’ mission, nized a 60-0} to strengthen their lung power ck expecially pou tended by 200 business and profes. |‘ Irish leader — a, dint bag parila has given ab rou Art sional men portunity to tr Since the year 908 A. D., only one |p farm m y Lightning, railroads, campers and | ,,, m in the treatment es | Murphy Presi arandeute, when will be ¢ paper was permitted to be published | ver and dist y|brumh burning started mont of the | are urged to «ive to Murphy Presides | for & motor trip about the city under|in China up to about 60 years ago, | #ur 1 with mille from 909 fires di ered in the forest | this good motes & SNe iF i John F. Murphy, former prose.|'he guidance of M. J, Henehan of! when several others began publica: ! tive farmer organization ¢ areas of Northern Idaho and M : an Pille—you will ike ee ewor jcuting attorney for King county, | ‘20 Citizens’ reception committee tion wer val tana in July. i = | Was scheduled to preside, De Valera | = ————— a ——— ———— a iar} it |made an address, setting forth the jalma and ideals of the newly-formed Irish republic. Other speakers at the noonday luncheon were Dudley Field Malone former collector of the port of New | York, and Rev. James Gratton My then, an episcopal minister, who are Pe =. *. Aprons, stamped on a quality lawn, priced Guest Towels, Stamped on white huck, in i Beeler, priced 35¢. Large size, priced and Stamped Dish Towels, in four new designs, featuring attractive outlining, priced 35¢. HED Hot Biscuit Holders, stamped on linene; edges hemstitched for crocheting, priced 40¢. » the Muffin Cases, stamped and ready-made, 75¢. Telephone Shields, stamped and ready- made, priced 75¢. ; Card Table Covers, stamped and ready- made of white or colored linene, priced 85¢ to $1.25. Hot Dish Holders, set of three pieces, made of unbleached muslin, or pink or blue linene, stamped for cross-stitching and outline em- Sader, priced $1.00 a set. Necktie Cases, stamped and ready-made, | including embroidery floss, priced $i _ Fudge Aprons, ready-made, and stamped for French knot and “lazy Daisy” embroid- ‘gy, priced $1.45 and $1.65. Buffet Set, consisting of three pieces, stamped for French knot embroidery, on white linene, priced $1.95. Children’s “Patsy’’ Rompers, ready-made, md stamped on fine white madras, priced isha Gibessacseeld Eobecke 2lhEs es Eamon De Valera ) pain hd travelling with De Valera’s party, and Mayor C. B. Fitzgerald, who had| head MacDougall Southwick signified his intention to attend the nae Fifth Floor luncheon, was called away Monday velo to the Cedar River dam. | rheu- Parades Down Avenue conti. Monday evening De Valera on his Z __ arrival here was greeted by a cheer ‘ing throng of Irish enthusiasts, With 3 MAIN the band from the Briscoe Memorial |achool at Kent preceding him, play Zz 2 Wing the “Wearin’ o' the Green,” the Irish leader paraded up Second ave. in a flag-draped motor car, with dozens of other machines laden with | Irish patriots In his train } At the jew Washington hotel | De Valera had another ovation, when | [hundreds of Irish enthusiasts vied | with each other in an effort to reach president's side. The crowd out the hotel had not visibly dimin- 4, when, exhausted by the mth of the welcome accorded him and tired the long trip across the contine a was forced fto retire he » Lstory suite jthat had been reserved for him | De Valera will be in Seattle until reeminent entertainment value at all times— This week’s bill is an‘ideal selection of high- class vaudeville GERTRUDE Ezra Meeker Will | Tell of Early Days) | Ezra Meeker will be the principal Jattraction at a meeting of the Bor- rowed Time club next Thursday | jafternoon at 2 o' k. The pioneer will r describing his jearly ences. The meet- ing wi Malloy hall, {14th ave. N. E FB. 45th st ) i ‘HISTORICAL SOCIETY | et | WILL HOLD LUNCHEON , | whe founders of Beattie end those who have watched its growth from Ina Series of Dances and Impersonations With ~ gee igglngrseese Bs boy pels Special Stage Settings and Augmented oie eae a iain ’ Orchestra the Seattle Historical society | gather for their annual luncheon at 1 o'clock Thursday in the home of Mrs. M. J. Carkeek, Boren ave. and | Madison st. | ERWIN & JANE FRANKER BUNEE Gag. 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