The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1919, Page 6

‘ 2 Ne ane teint ce IS A ee iy i aD <A dh aa ANNE St Cad oe On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise She Seattle Star By, mail, out of city, $00 per month; § months, $1.50; € months year, $6.00,rin the of Washing Dutside the state, e per month, $150 for & months, or $9.00 per year, Ry carrier, city, Ie per week | Tae B ‘din H ae —By CONDO} | 7 F ullding Miomes [BES PARDON, SIR CERTAINGY i ‘ EN RSs eS | Jean You DiReCT ¢ Sane PART way! it AT Christmas Good comes out of evil. to ean Weun, | Snoe Ear LY. PLR 1 aes bogey oo With this era of high rentals and increased cost of build- ing we are being stirred to thought and action for faster and more economical building. The other day at Union, N. J., under the personal super- vision of Thomas A. Edison, the inventor, and Charles H. Ingersoll, the dollar watch man, a cement house was poured and completed just 10 days after the first material was delivered on the ground. AND HAVE_| you LEFT | FATHER Tile IT am Christmas! , BE HUMAN! Listen, mortals, to my message! | Temper whatever you do with Hum I put the trumpet to my lips and blow. I You are Laborers or Capitalists—bul | send my word out over all the earth, to all you are Men. You are Americans, B | peoples and ¢limes, and nations, and French, Japanese, Italian, German—bt yroagene. are Human Beings. Cool your mad patriotisms, your ¢! ya : Pause from your strife : ; h While the building industry has made great strides in MACE us your mad Senate Be gg ty om tentions, your party aims, at the fresh the last generation, yet it has not made that of other indus- : TOMORROW | one day listen to me! ing spring of Humanity. tries where parts are highly standardized and made inter- (jig is Veer Kino oF You We ARG TAKING A MERRY CHRISTMAS For I bring you a Word from the Most For the All Father is not the Fi changeable and quantity production tends to economy. sere te COWORS Te HS ROS PELCSW HNO HOT] carectings! sie’ a nam, indese,| High, from Him who sitteth in the center of | White Men, nor of Europeans, nor ot dentarei' tr cinatructed, as, in’ the case of cheap’ Watches WIS WHS 1 A OEE Re, [tees dave who cannot toast aint | destiny, from Him who knows, loves. He is the Father of All Men Every h ic r cons + as e case c » watche ° Q holdup In bis home. | nd this is my Word. " P tr fg me: or clocks, sewing machines, typewriters or low priced auto- THORS ARS SO MANY || Dae BE HUMAN ore Look at your babies! Their mute mobiles. | UNTORTUNATE MOM | Comes now Henry Clay, with this) You are all men and women. Y | 38 they laugh into your eyes, is the jament: ’ | J ou 2! as the appeal that comes from Arn Gallstunis Githas Wek enced |have heads and hearts, eyes. and ears. For Slov. ‘ And when * come brings Bt onl j you all the sun shines. Upon you all the | ge Ne aty pd ee oe & 9,0 } rain falls. You all must eat and drink and | 4 Well, Henry, old dear, we wouldn't! lave, 28 aoe spirit? erewg xs: <i 7 as teomeent oe mage le Play There is no difference. From where He! One tive runs thru all sons and he “ sits upon the Great White Throne, your dis- | ters of men. It is Love. “A Merry Xmas to the cheap thiet | tinctions, your precedences, your superiori- Listen, and at this Christmas tin who, stole my drinking giass while | ties, all are lost. You look alike, master and | shall hear it, that righty chor 7 ~~ back a turned not m. - than | servant, rich and poor, were the voice of a aunt multitude, ive neconds,” w led notte ; . 5 ¥ nadia? “| _A little while, and you were not. A little | the voice of many waters,” the most B I succe left by a tenant in the ¥. M. CA ; f ; Cricorr Sv. {| washroom yeateréay while, and you shal! be no more. Each of | ful mus yer made, the theme most Most of the reforms in building methods have been for the monumental, commervial and industrial structures rather than the average dwelling house that most of us can afford to occupy. And the reason has been a good one. Up until about now there has not been the economic demand. And With the demand there will be the supply of reform, Economic necessity is the mother, father, nurse and school teacher of accomplishment. YoU SAID That the building industry has made progress is indi- HOSP | : : : : : | f ; P a ‘ Ff LTA WITH THE | Rut that was yesterday, Today the! you once lay upon a woman's breast. All of | ing—LOV cated by the fact that all building operations are in the SAND YO | thief None Tamtarel a tinue | YOU Son will lie quiet under the clods. ‘On, B HUMAN! nature of assembling on the ground rather than makir or forming all the parts up from the raw material and by a _ a drinking glass. I've done : : haad labor on the ground as in times past. rn one “iea toh | many colds in the head The steel, stone, terra cotta and wood parts of a structure ti ack Acs th ome snmmient te : i are now cut or formed in well ordered manufacturing plants, he query: “What makes the oulja board ‘sacih cavore ihe has a@ equipped with power machine tools; they are numbered, shimmie?’ We worry, We'll une sian troathile pears taken to the building ground and put into place. pa 3 ta hear Chauncey Olcott nce am, eB%— Tke him to your family But it still requires from 90 to 120 days to build the aie Nee | toan and throat sp . | 7 eS ee ee have a careful examinatio Gr average frame dwelling house. Did you hear the news that the @: What cea Siberians are anxious to weleome oes Se “ , “cont Emma and Alexander when they ar A WORD AS TO CLOTHING | A. Scarlet fever, meas Neither did we. Did you hear ing cough and chicken pox But dwelling houses, such as proposed by Edison and Ingersoll, cannot be economically constructed one or two at s any certainty they would | the house inyis much better to weer thinner ly smalipox was a child a time as is usually the case. | - - wn - * arrive \w r be thick and) clothing and put on thick wraps According to the standardized plan they must be con- Penne eee ee ee “+e » then kept too| when going outside but vaccination has led to warm, perspire dctnha; ak obits|. Woelea a al is best in winter, | 2°" being protected Highwaymen entered a Chicago) Pox. “ : To Come Unto Me” Jewelry store und held up the pro-| ing occurs when going outdoors. It|as it is a poor conductor of heat f $100,000 worth of re . it also absorbs moisture and ¢hecks o Ae prieto: monds. Police say the highwaymen the evaporation of perspiration. “UNCLE SAM, M. DL” either this od thing t© provide| were amateurs. All we can say Is TOMORROW veral thin, loosely woverl gar | structed in large numbers and all at once. } Either a large number of individual owners must agree | to build at once, or the project must be in the hands of a 4— real estate promoter who will complete the houses and sell BY THE REV. CHARLES | MM to individual owners according to demand. | Start Writer on Retigiows Topics | bronze statues—it|that the proprietor should thank ments are warmer than a thick one In this way the real estate promoter will perform a func- Suffer tte ren to come|™M#kes them look ever #o much more tap gala the men were not) a "0 The advantage results from the tion much after the manner of the merchant who assembles | unto me forbid them not human and gives them mors color=|” ee Boe ri t 2 xg : _ layers of pt phagdhcrpaesn between X a stock of standardized manufactured goods for the conven-| Hors Gresley looked very com-/but why deny them ta Mite chil] Brasil has adopted the American} of Home, was rata eit carmmatia.. When saa” ot]. Seen oe ience of the community. . moka at tee cance te tong ete rola Og Shige anlage lpn Aer nareliped bap eA Bang whe oct ad a Nip ac of December,| Wool, frequently irritate the ski: INFORMATION We never solve a problem until it is presented. Gas uaeecase ta ate teen verte | tae noes ye ge Re ay bene’ asa cations ten t that great? | Clovis the firet Christian king of/*0 metina, which ® a mixture of And no doubt the problem of high rental and high build- in Sows wn New York There's no doubt that Horace aS the cae ent tuote i" i sercon Baa Pd Sed co ag raps Bye a rramatNed = iy ised i ices wi ve itself i yer CO: t was hot, and his bronze cont | Greele ouldn't mind it it agate aly et Mperrefirsses Wap signe: fam: prices will solve iteclf in more and lower cost home) ot mms tot. and Bi linc bus in |thooe nice sme mind tet Pa! ae Charles, King of France, was! Underclothes should be frequently crowned at Rome emperor of the Washed, it ie necesrary that they owning, the tendency of which is indicated by the Edison-|, few years those sturdy young | removed to tenement backyard Ingersoll accomplishment at Union, N. J., the other day. Sreie-Aih ave Meanie Weanthds UR IRMR MEL ect uo tien GE Romevet Bee Meee Gat OF | weet. ‘This was the commencement /#hould be kept clean as possfble ‘Jot a new era “in the history of! Woolen garments are Mable to ieee thicker leaves and the f * jour- lent and camfortable—and ne comfortable — ane one " ° too! - A letter from Pay Scovel states| Rome. The French king took the! sbrink unless the washing is care Whatever. else may inspire a candidate, modesty is not | patie will be fully protected from ele would ever mins them. Por ital A sits wits badoned &- vial p ‘ ; he * of the sun t he and bis wife enjoye visit} name o! arlemange u Gone ‘ AA in the list. Have you read some of the announcements |" os of the sus dollars to doughnuts that not one per eee ee eee ee TM. Quigies Oe ask on ue Dac rg don 3 Buch ga ts should Please send all rigge. Siagrteae ew blocks cast were little chil. son in a thousand’ who comes up . 2 on the 25th of Decembe unged one at a time in tepid || pers, etc, to the Salvage of city enndidates? tren, sweltering the tenements,/out of the subway or crosses the} While they were in the state of) leo V.. the Armenian emperot of |e i%; they should be atl ae a + m9 with never #0 ch Gk binds cll park hae ante: oe ret the | Ne® York. While on their way to) Co le, Was asmnasinated. A ed, but should n Oy port ment. We want Siam pct pircrasinicneterrameet "|| grase to cheer them—some of them/three fittic trees that surround|*h¢ train they passed thru a very lan Armeni yidier he enlixted inj jected to hard rubbing ne youp || “Die thing of any Waleeae When We Dream lying in hallways and hanging out |Greciey's statue. exciting accident, which might have! the Roman army and rose by his| should be rinsed out carefully with |{ C&Mnot longer use. We & Gt. windows, trying to get: ertath!. Om, it dccant teatier much about badly injured T m t ° eee ts alor to be @ general in command)! tepid water which they should ,] les* things into Gold, 3 e ot of cooling air thoes particular trees, anyway, Let| riding on the bumper in place of In| of army of Romans, who pro|be hung up to dry without wringing And as the trees in Horace | them star, Dut tte foat a bit agave: {the back s¢at. While driving along |ciaimed him emperor of Constanti| If there is a tendency to shrink they 4 @ One of the new theor Greeley’s little private park thicken, | vating when it at least seems thac|{%* Nighway a cow jumped the | nopie should be stretched into shape while|] TTY the Red Cross fence and ran in front Ne car car could be stopped w between the two On the « de Rietz, famous in Frenc tory as Barbe-blue (Bluebeard) n of November, in 1440,| drying Room for Lunch. We the chances for life in the nearby somebody should be more concerned tenementa will become thinner, for about honoring dead men—no mat Aw tenements grow older the death ter how famous—-than others are Dp. “In sleep the body ties inert—<ead; the spirit goes forth into the astea! rate of little. children become about when we die we merely go to the same place we do when oak tine @ it struck the ¢ Lear surrounding according to your | **Fve wholesome food, not according tof prepared, Encourage the ng halfdead children | fem badly breaying th Pl was executed at Nantes. De Mets realm, and our dream memories are of sctual experiences we have had | croater liehes to tive " fenders and radiator.—Saunemin| committed a potter. tt atrocious |= Oxed calendar. Accustom your|| who are giving thelr with our loved ones who have gone before.” Thus one of the exponents (IL) Headtight ‘ body to fresh alr and spend some —— - - os = —- ertmes. He murdered four wives " serve you. of the theory. | ne oe 86 gE ae re 5 ‘ time each day out doors. In winter g F si ee S eee ae provide your bed w sufficient We have more thah #9 hospitals, and hund helped in many ditt New York fs all het up by news-| In 1618, on the of December paper discussions a@ to whether or]the building of the * houge at |not@the oulja board ts worked by| Plymouth, Mass, was completed. warm covering, a windows open. sleep with the All we can say is that if this theory proves true we per- sonally are in for one awful time. In the Editor’s Mail We don’t dream of our first love, or of departed rela-| i ’ ; H i a “a ry a ‘ chourly or uncon: n the 25th of December. in Our Nursin Dey n tives. Usually we dream of falling off a cliff, of taking a LEAGUE OF NATIONS took place over three th a ee On th n Lee eae wale. « Departi walk down Bike st. and suddenly finding ourselves bereft Editor The Star: May Ibe per-/ away UR eo soapy: cusetien r cond wan evi bored Minna became a independent ® ANSWERED ui Sago is ae rye tyr we - horse) od aru you ol na, to | de v ot _ aoa 2 stat t as ttled in 1j nd A RPE re sav ebhrcaesn ren eit is havin, le co of all clothes, and in the midst of a large and suspicious {4h your et nove reat iiua tet tens ciroumstances, it was}take up an even more important Grr di Gated Sa.& part a eae a. Wity kei uae ae eae einen audience. quention, which without doubt ln one! I firmly believe that tne paelie' - O00, | ATO tne eee a erie | Hamapahire Fe Mead Bec ve #0 we ¢ ‘si le as we meet in dreams are large, rou nol of the greatest issues ever placed be-| ion in this count:'y jc opin: | productions the real thing or arti-) tn 1813, on the 25th of December.) Let's go eat at Boldt’s—uptown, Sal : uch peop in e large, gh per is convinced that | ficial? tt iptown, Salvage Phone Eliott sons, who mistreat us, or else fellows we owe money to jfore the American people, with an/in no lotaewhatever ¢ Gs tennee ic eb oe a violent eruption of Mount Btna/ 1114 3d Ave; downtown, 913 td \ r id ts “4 earnest desire th ~ took place. te ———_—_—__—_ se t my remarks may | affect the sovereignty of thia coun A few nights ago we put in our astral hours being chased | (P yeiprui to thoes who are ati in| try, oF cou by a pack of beasts of some undiscovered spgcies. They | aouve ragin Baril eng | fecting prey Dowpi ae st ed bt were biting, leaping, multi-legged, myriad-eyed’ beasts, and) it is sure!y the duty of all citizens | cided upon without the will of the they chased us to the top of a large fence, and there they of the United ten to take a deep | American people and the senate | interest In & « | ig i g ; ‘ extion that not only This supreme effort of th leaped at our dangling legs, and occasionally took off a few| ‘nrerest in ® "uenlun vote. but that /Of the world to constitute come ane A bill has been Introduced in| On the 25th of December, in 1816, congress to cut the size of the sll-/a treaty was signed between the ver dollar, We don't know how the | United States and the bey of Algiers plan will work out, but Ill be Just) In 1867, in the 25th of December, our luck to have all the profiteers|a general amnesty and pardon for may, Now that the dollar ten'tlan acts against the Un Btates| worth #0 much you must give Us/during the civil war was issued by} e: toes and tendons. | of posterity chinery, a “cooling-elf place” thea BS We notice that the loss of legs and arms and things in| One js confronted mmont every day | “MCh all matters affecting the| reren of them to make up the dif-| President Johnson | 4 our dreams never causes us a sense of pain; but it always! with in the leading papers | Dowwe of the world must pass, is the sate #98 A verdict of $6,999 was returned is ai on lution to preve % pokes . j annoys us, makes us mighty weary of our miserable plight, | by opponents of the league nee. of the bl bbe a recur! MEBBE THEY WERE FRESH | against the John Davis Co. by a Jory - and enthusiastic over waking up. papper sina a tips theng, « such machinery been in eeeatiead A regrettable occurrence during|in Judge Boyd J. Tallman’s court These Men Guard \ ’ : And a daily life of rectitude appears to have no more \ycou prior to the Sert Hi |the play jast evening, which came| Monday, F. H. Lewis t by i peti : various constructions and expla ; rblan ineident, it could | complete sutprise to the audi-|the verdict. Ho asked be Your Savings He *ffeet on our dreams than it does on our wife; both prefer tions pleoed by. the premident on the noe faeh Bappenee he opponenta|fs.e Ge well_as tne cast, w ia tee [oateee tb neiban a ie deed to have 5a Ee és H 4 4 to dwell on our past sins, and mete out penalties therefor. | a™cles Sf the Regue; neverthetes an ee prev wong action of @ practical joker who|leased the Geneva apts, 1115 Every Institution is known by the i Admiral Sims seems to love Secretary of the Navy | ‘hey mieh “ cial NGUCS | selves, if such 4 isolate our! Aino it was done In the spirft of jagreement its di d ute tat ke Emiia Goltinan loves Fl Navy | ments to place their services on the uch & thing were possible? | Alte Mt Mae ed slightly an other its directorate, ani ’ putea Pe , smm soldman loves ynn, of the other side, they i $y wa doubt Step in Right Direction ae teeeaie weet it. Mane s ce. | write equally convincing articles, and) Even if it i# only an experiment,| however, has taken the Incident ax WHEN YOU START a - in the la ca ape ne 8 a step in the right direction, |it was intended, but regrets thot] . : cll ti _| endlens diacunsion of cold technicall:| When men of Terme Urection. | tt rae aeteear to spoiling the ove SAVING HERE you have, in addition to a representative number of directors, strict State Laws that also govern the conduct of our business. en, the factor of the mor ype, who is ties, the factor of the me type, who is better able to render an|ning.—Dubuque (Ia.) “Telegraph e- any other man, » Kentlemen in the # tly advocating imme-jsay the designers It i Just this wide of the question | including t © success of the short skirt, | that prompted me to write you, and ate, are ¢ = Ae ode depends on the & Few, if any, families in Seattle will go without a Christ- surely alt wil adroit tt is sosenitial to} diate ratification of the treaty, it}ankle of the wearer, But if It gets Here are the men who act as our mas dinner. The many agencies for Christmas giving have oh Ithety tence, vont tm doubt remove fauna’ shorter, st may depend on the | Offic 1d Dit been doing their work thoroly. The Salvation Army, the eeieraees Heeenen The league is the r oo oe | toad (ead | Volunteers of America, the Elks, the newspapers, the church] y° Mui” pray’ (Peeunle tn ate | clde all such questions aa the Shamn| Germans are. bragging that they At eee organizations, all have worked earnestly towards bringing) the United States senate, where one | {'E Issue. no doubt one of the firt| are makinge sugar from wood, We President, Discovery Bay Logging Co things to be dealt with, and Ja ing sugar from wood Director, Nationel City Bonk may be n PPortunity to state|in this ce “he intends to| hope nobody the Yuletide message everywhere in Seattle. would expect the highest wense Of) wit be piven ay But dinner on Christmas does not fill the empty stomach] “#nity and diplomacy to prevatl,| orrieiatly the a: giving waey quarrelsome wrangle, | br ntry some day, but we ver brags about it ADOLPH F. LINDEN, Vice, Presipent AND TREASURER q on the other 364 days of the year. We give generously for| fii ww (0 muarremome wr" ws hee over to China the territory she see Christmas. But let us not stop there. have heen’ agnosaiad, 006 thereby| em many, and all other ady Astor has nothing on me The Social Ifare | f which R é matters will gradually Lady Astor has nothing on me. 1 E. W. CAMPBELL, ‘ocial Welfare league, of whic . H. Parsons is] stirring up race hatred. These gen-| ane very fact thot muated my seat In a Madison st. car at Vice PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY without this|yourth, and Pike at 5:30 p. m |coming a member of the ean Pe | Wednenday and thus go down in pis the league, It It! tory as the first woman to have such move alllan honor, {| wore a green peach er of its vote on! pioom suit trimmed with squirrel, in equal to alll qark green woolen stockings, a leather hat trimmed jored darning floss and low ot president, has been organized this year—and its purpose is|t!emen do not hewitate In their bite) great, yo to serve the needy the year round. Are you a member? If] t"jen" (0 die up tne nist ison nea member ef 9p ne : ber? If opponents to emphasize their | Gaming © F you are not, you should be. The amount of your contribu-| arguments, speaking without the| Gmed to failure, shouta tion is entirely up to you. If you can spare $10 for a Christ-| slightest reserve. Where, may Lask. the council, ne, mas donation, why not at least an equal amount for the Social | dees thi« get us? And in the me “sy eet — ‘a ” while radicaliam and Bolsheviem "1 Welfare work? ' Fn P quick to take advantage of a condi Stands for Three Object <r Think it over—and mail your check to the Social Welfare} {ion ot — bcd CORWIN S. SHANK, Counset. ROBERT S. WALKER, Vice President end Ceshier Netionel Bank of Commeree, Seattle E. L. GRONDAHL, J r nd it caused by the delay in| The league stands fo: . ol Marie league, Central building. the ratification of the treaty. These | Jects: (1) Disarmament, "This can a Sisetinrweated bag.- Mollie B. he FORME ERR Cate 5: 7] — Opponents are particularly anxious | be even started until the lmane ions —— = FRED A. ANDERSON, We're not tring to butt into the campaign. But how | 10 assert their Americanism, but fail| in force to estabtia veg i ere Ay . - | A ish control of th | ole world wi y ov qr is this for a Fitzgerald slogan: “Fitz Fits.” Probably aes off the bias of partisanship. | World's armies and navies rq el nee Secs Wns ee ts Treasurer, Discovery Bay Logging Co. it wouldn't be Called Well by Hugh and his-cohorts, how- | ya i lea a egy yt gd oro which ‘matie#: all final deci-!ing instruments for the destruction ever, tween a democrat and a republican? | Published brondeaat thee tum [Of thelr fellowamen? And yet there ur Resources are now more than 00. Se can start here with One Dollar — rey savings grow, you know they are in @ Sare Place PUGET SOUND SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION Where Pike Street Crosses Third thruout the those who go round the Ih such an issue as the above we! World (the ave derbi i ett rage man has no time| fostering distrust and suspi need unadulterated Americanism, | to interest himseit how those who have made an honest at Dancing Starts ~ —,| nee they are ar: ° M. Those who are loudest in their de-| rived at). (3) The | : d a abolition of news| tempt to render impossible Just such Spending loney nunclations of the men who drew up| tility. In thin connection one jal te pidiions It maker tne des | at 8:45 o'Clock untry jon in the Versailles treaty, which was the | reminded of Dante, who “— a oJ id Th P J M »e i iciaal fea ‘ol te A 7 earnest effort of the heads of the na-|1# @ hell beneath a hell tur dines tam | sain ete: Tantei Be tmee eed ternational tr of the world this year will total] tions. consummated after weeks and 1d mortals who persist in remaining | type, able to sit on such a council ji on seventy billion dollars, estimates the National City bank| MM of the greatest mental and| Neutral in the everlasting tight be-| art shoulder. its rexponsibitities Admission 25¢ YTD phyatea n le rel i mM “oe of NewYork. In 1914 it was but forty billions. Last year bione on Aapredoet aictioult ana nek Tompentd thie exer I desire once more in conclusion, | it was fifty-three billions. How much of the increase is| plex questions ever prenented for uo-| Ought to be the leuler mire ge ict | te Impress upon all veal Americans Everyone Welcom ‘ : r amor “ mM n DI y ry merely increase in price, statistics conceal, They prove,|!tion, would themselves probably be | tions, shirie its morn! obligadien ca | theumportance of our country going ‘ ; waked i“ FREE a least fitted to cl] re) tho, that. the ecid now is spending nearly twice a8 Much|ponninitity, It is nn easy, matter to| cause of throwing one, Be the divect | to uso all their efforts to this end ; ‘ # . critic! ‘hal is back to the ‘ P. DIGBY ROBERTS, as it did ive years ago, ‘lve, especially on # matter pon condition of the past four years, 718 Green Building. a