The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1919, Page 7

FSpargo Says: Let Us Make U. S. mo Just There Can Be No Reds BY JOHN SPARGO of the Public's Representatives at the Round Table Bolsheyixm A Both words wh A « n |wuage, to which it belongs, It was Firat used in 1903. Derived from the n Wont for “majority,” ety ically the word would socom cl the faith of the majority, butt Rithout adequate defintt A practical matter It has nothing PT am « . hat ro are |\ ver to do with majority gee y aint ‘isheviam is not Russian, tho ng their Am acon ' word “Bolshevism” is of Russian he ave n Mir lef rerious ¢ * we ¢ Rolsheviem is found, an indigen gg L " product, wherever there are of human beings who are ander the ppression Talking adou tung sense of poverty Tt ix a wild, despairing and reck of nope or thru, the methods of order! revolt of those who see no Ing of Line " . iil sie adie oleae ie tas : THE SEATTLE STAR— MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 19 CIVIL WAR AND FOREIGN WAR BOTH THREATEN ITALY NOW| | nese anneeannnetin cere nathan ac etnpe tpn RRR FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET DOWNSTAIRS STORE Broken Lines of Toilet Water Reduced to the people, by the people, and It ix the expression of those whe W . Sh as annot Wait for the slow evolution t ‘ Boishevists are indeed . : ; ry generous spirits, idealiats w at Shar: Reductions INETY - NINE bottles t Based upor poly oe a yr enawes wr Toes i P of Toilet Water in del- *" ey Me es and who have pegpuaded Three interesting groups, with opportunities for ieate Rose, Violet and LIES QUALITY OF OPPORTU (Chel be acne kint ctatene”| ADMLPHILIP ANDREVS FRANCISCO S.NIT'TT- exceptional savings, us follows: Aloha fragrances, to sell ‘AIRS OF GOVERNMENT. Iv ia the business and task of the Francisco S. Nittl, premier, and Tommaso Tittoni, foreign minister, who face a serious crisis in Ealy’s : “ Wednesday at 50¢ bottle. We have not vet a perfect demo. loyal citizen to try to understand stand on Dalmatia. ‘They also have a score to settle with Rear Admiral Andrews of the U. 8. navy, because | 75 PAIRS OF WOMEN’S —THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. Ramacy, but at least we have moved © this Unrest proceeds, to deal | Marines have interfered with Hallan troops in Dalmatia ; res emomelid ley tar from suey abt t in @ spirit of perfect candor ar | BROWN K ID SHOES why and « " Planer sage ts lhe 02 a [patioualiot neat REDUCED TO 85.85 « t th avenues of progr ons as because and iter to the Lea Sees ny gg ont the nvenuee of Drowrere |mailitariot agitation ane Raves eer PAIR. Stamped Corset " : te 8 hand of the pew drawal of ¢ . cope °| The motto of every man in us cre | United States and per Brown Vici Kid Shoes this org: mation ought to be: Let us © America so just ay and so beloved that there en be re ne Bolshevist unrest of magni tude within our boundaries not vidual gover to ot mere fag alien, not Fou pportunity and | ly persistence in t « Amertoan ideals we ba ow sketched. Bolshevism ¢. BEATEN out of men an hearts. IT CAN BE DISLODGE rom their minds and hearts t Rolsheviam”™ is a the sense that sad of the cony ~ [Both Parties Are Expected| to Heed Soldiers KLEIN IF 4 BY CORPORAL QS, EB. A. Btaft Cor Minn,, Nov 6rd MINNEAPOLIS The in this city | Altho the legion hax 1 |time and again against pe 1 the organization or ar ot . ft é line convention that the political Every grocer everywhere UK: \ - cely now-pelitical, t sells Kellogg's everyday | parties wilt try their best to. al favor of the the unaffic j soldiers by the adoption of 1 es passed upon at the convention MAY THROW BONUS INTO POLITICS The bonus especially ha greatest bone of the delegates of men, and it is ¢ the floor of co | ‘That it will be taken | polities! pa |tion if passed upon lief of men prominent The failure of the Iegion to act positively upon the matter is ex | pected to result in similar Inaction by congress, and the matter ea bonus for the ex-service men mi come up in next year’s political platforms. So far as the American [gion an a body ts concerned, It in pledged to keep away from the political bet tes that will be waged 4 th policies the legion has adopted The rejection of the minority re port of the political restrictions committee, which allowed more lee way to members In matters of poll. | ties, prohibits the legion from advo- ating any measure on a polities? platform even tho that mensure may have been based on a policy of the American Lerion. The future military policy of the country, immigration, deportation of undesirable aliens and ‘lems now uppermost in minds of Americans, have Been all taken up and a program adopted by the legion, but when made po litical sues they will be Ieft to the discretion of the Indtvid by the up the matter has not been before then, in the legion. | her such the 1 mem. While those who are wealthy use the AMERICANISM BASIS F largest, freshest eggs the market af- ag Pa roagye en o4 based fund fords, the thrifty housewife uses the ocak Amepienniann pullet size, not quite so large, but just BF maigemyre el deer had . as fresh, comparatively plentiful and etre aie arcing a ° 4 cheaper. pahoce fa. meee . Eggs are one of the three “protect- freee oetig nts feundsees f ive” foods, i. e., those foods containing a a prerene the vitamines on which vigor, growth Conapradivotige»ripecioregobl and even life itself depend. Govern- fy Sairhabings yng bin ta com ment experiments on rats show that they grow slowly and die before reach- ing maturity without the elements of food known as vitamines. the action of the A upon the subjects oi While the former 1 their position wit! | the buck has Sect to most of these bills We can’t produce many of the large josie ed back to congress on) leome | eggs now, but are trying our best to lll ses libes SHOW CAMP FIRE FILM. supply your needs by bringing our onus taken -0f e Camp Fire young birds into pullet production “od hi vars Badiegge > early by extra care, good clean food eosche new” oe wuaeeeeaink and good housing. cee ne, cusraen, wil aate Hie Camp Fire motion song This Hy a ne een shown, and all Signed, Gump Bie ite ase iaviee, TnI matinee begins at 4 o'clock GEORGE JAMES DEAD George James, superintendent the Washington from Works Washington War Emergency * e and a resident of Seattle for 30 oars, died influenza Sunday at 61 years old and is survived by his} widow, a daughter, Mrs, Ray Hat-} tabaugh, ‘and two sons, George | James, Jr, and Charles A. James. | Funeral services will be held at the| Bonney Watson chapel at 1 o'clock | Wednesday afternoon Nations Strong pub ted for most of | friendly nations, and sock with cloth tops to match , ting |and civil war | ° th the| It's “the devil or the deep blue and leather Louis heels, The ag ion « ‘ond| Meantime, Italy is wondering what |) sizes 8 to 8, reduced to HIS nirol of its leaders, and when | Will be Washington’s attitude joward $5.85 pair. threats Covers, Reduced to 25c is an opportune time to purchase for peace conference refuned to back | the activity of American marines in| fi} ; 7 - water, Italy couldn't ousting Italiane from Dalmatian ter | GROWING GIRLS’ gift-making. The Covers r 0, always a popular idot, /Ttory. The answer awaits the ex 4 Pe ded bs are sta q ‘his coup nnd eeiaed Fume, |Planation of Rear Admiral SHOES REDUCED To ‘“® *tamped on good qual v if the government does not tuck |arews. In command of Aw 45 PAIR ity white material, with ‘Manne ond other Italian com. | YA! forces In the Adriatic $5.45 * dainty designs—100 re- in Dalmatia the government | yep, buy Holdt’s French par |[! teas Wins Ce ace Shoes Ww. duced to 25¢ each. ely to be ' ocnrows. lon Unowns 1414 38 ave; down. ||| Low-heel Tan Calf Lace Shoes with cloth tops ec if the government does back the town, 913 24 Ave. to match and welt soles, sizes 4 to 7, reduced to and Receiving Real Radio Messages have a range FREDERICK DOWNSTAIRS STORE The Thrill of Sending Goes With the Gift of a K-C Junior Radio Set UCH more than a toy is this Junior Set—for even the smallest of two to four Radio sending sets miles, while the $5.45 pair. 100 PAIRS OF WOMEN’S SHOES REDUCED TO $4.45 PAIR 800 Yards of Laces and Nets Reduced to 50c Yard IFT-makers especially will appreciate the sav- ings featured in this offering. 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Specimen values: WOOL POPLINS of good weight for dresses, Bottle-green, Taupe, wide, $3.50 yard. FRENCH SERGE in firm weave, in Navy, New-blue and wide, $2.00 yard. NAVY SUITING SERGE dren's frocks and boys’ $3.00 yard. in African-brown, 56 inches dress weight, Burgundy, 36 inches for skirts, dresses, chil- wear, 56 inches wide, receiving sets, if properly tuned, will pick up ae ee re Sa one ty ; pat ie in Navy, Maroon, African-brown, Peacock, messages from a thousand miles away. Taupe, Leather: snd Plam, ‘68 to 86 fishes wide, $3.00 and $3.50 yard. with accruing in the Junior Radio than in any boy's gift we know of. The opportunity for benefits to the boy, experiment and study, is greater WOOL PLAIDS for separate skirts and children’s , 42 and 44 inches wide, $2.00 and $2.50 wee yard. Featured in two-tone colorings of Purple, Copenhagen, Green, Ma- roon, Bronze and Rose. Lengths 38 to 40 inches. Price $5.75. ~—THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE. 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