The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1919, Page 1

DE IN FLAME On ik deste of Ainidlenidall Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Cineteiilan a in Seattle CENTS =~] TheSeattleStar 2= $6.00 to $9.00 Entered a@ Mecond Class Matter May 9, 1899, at the Postoffice at Meattle, Wash. under the Act of Congress March 4, 1979 VOLUME rain; mod- erly ‘gales SE ATTO E, Wi ASH., FRIDAY, DEC CEMBER 26, 1919. Weather Forecast: Tonight and Saturda erate to fresh sout! TANNER BEACH MAN AND BOY BURNE ren —_____- _ a —— >, >| Pershing to(r > onHi MOTHER AS IT SEEMS wo TO ME AT THE SHIPYARDS Be onSound Npetly Bowled Benny Over onl |e Sates ote | | Three Days) ===“ -""~| GIRL ESCA as it Is in Seattle to ice Men Are Discharged Will Spend Monday, January} ooxapen, he''mon" the cn Se the | dotiar “ot tate 19, in Seattle: Formal Annie arsyk, 13 years of ge. “women” ‘on hia hands was not Al Kenworthy and his five-year-old son, + hie: being pre a 5 é : Acceptance Received At the home of Flotence, Mos hah cam where, te was touna | Glenn, were burned to death in a fire that SM asthuds avery atigle of the coat Editor The Star: The attitude of Se- lee, sino ia, she wrote the fol. unconaciow trom the esid'by'= | €llowed an explosion in their home on Slet “Of living. attle shipyard operaters is partly respon- )TO~ VISIT CAMP CEWIC TT Sas Boe rresane mente: 1 cen ugntly in wis it lave, §, between Bond and Roxbury know you love Florence. I know tle fint. ling to that, the ea sible for the disgraceful unemployment General John 3, Pershing wit | you don't love me. Do you love — When Rennie wax asked it he {Rainier Beach, Friday morning. The home a — luck situation among ex-soldiers and ex- | ne Pe eneh ot Grate oe Mon. oe lg ge xed If you i eae loved end he ah k his a one-story structure, was counpletelie Everybody has beén «0 persist. | sailors. Pently peering on the dark side of love you #0 he would have to make now! Don't tell c between them when Formal acceptance of Mayor stroyed. Dihie HCL ting thet Tm ering Until a few weeks ago I was regularly Gm, Veneecsln’ Weston Sis love you. oF whl be mad 2f home from” the homltal "I The little boy’s body was found near the Brent a tea ature Inches ce | employed in Seattle’s largest shipbuilding the municipality, during bis tour |) T'hate her, but If you love her while.” he concluded ' ||kitchen door. Kenworthy’s was near f Saree Maticeion the ether sige. plant as a painter. An order came thru on the Pacific const was re F thank tne for intimating that ve | Calling upon foremen to let out a percent- [J sits’ Friday morning bythe | — bed. He had slept late. * 7” hief executive, Word of MOTHER DOWNT wrinet of ai white peices gener. | age of their men. I was one of those who Pershing’s desire to OWN Si iive hogisad, or more, this af ras told to go. I am not protesting against the a0 Ue gueet wr Mrs. Kenworthy and a daughter had gon Ep more than ¥2.000. became 32.000 |f that ic , Fitzgerald by General H down town earlier in the day and had | a wi uupport a family of four ‘A Hodges, chief of the North ets With acy sect of mam But among those of us who were let out cifie artillery district. a fire in the stove. Neighbors say ont. e Havent niae-coliiara ital General Pe will arrive in heard an explosion and looked out to So, folks who have incomes ot | Were a number of ex-soldiers, while J} setts a 6:1 § the morn] _ the louse ‘fnitlacies from $2,500 up, and who areagitas | among those retained were hundreds of ff) \3*..",,2""" a eatth : ing for more money, regardieas of ; hree days Tare ‘ ‘| The fire department arrived only i in tin their personal ability, are asking aliens. ncorley 7 ged Burglar Flees be mar night. to recover the bodies from the ruins. Be gating the and Jim Hahn, brothers, | Thomas 5 ne of the most elabor for something under false pre ve “ " ‘ posts of ou wi Fs Ss pign- Preparations for celebration of the a by S. Onakl. BE it Se pantie evteyes ant a a ee ete je Seee- arrival of America’s foremost sob Out Window pra nt at 10, bodies were taken in charge by the coroner. Slntgenel ere wee certs (shipyards, which were built y during the fi.» ‘yhaseniie ot : Safe minutes peor to| Kenworthy had been employed in a flour x une we pelr wr x s Ss, W ” rer > i , tt at high heaven over pyé e I g& the Ay morning at 103 andDownPole ¢ burgiar’s arre | mill until lately, but was temporarily ¢ © fact, they are about as well off as war emergency by government capital. Colook, The mayor plane to 45 ne t gave name f b. He had be lli hol ME ae cae. Gaty 6 certain Moat df ithe fore Sorbie che point m committee of 100 represen His Of a jol e ha en selling holly di > are % - ¥ tative citizens of Seattle to stage Rec cent of their incomes ever ost o e foremen are foreign-born, [JP tative “etiens of im /the past few days, returning home -— at ow doubled in price, and they are CX ‘Ppa pal receptions ever tendered to * robbery | nj ht. pot within the truth when they ently have no feeling of responsibility Jj « pro e enon. | AB » #0 loudly that the cannot . 0 Mer eterans i ge thats toward American-born men. dier willl be ma man who held ow Fitagerald’s of up ‘the Hate plight, when, as a matter of fice next The ame for these necessities that are few of them are citizens, and they appar- Stage Hive on their income r : ‘Tentative plans contemplate a put See eeeeee “American family Ex-soldiers and ex-sailors should be the ception in the state armory at ‘New’ Ss Parentage Now And it #tilt ¢ last to be turned out jobless—but Seattle in Seattle, in uniform and . be asked to greet General _Reestion’ in Hearing LOS ANC 6.—The | New, thru John W. Ciaypool, Indias : . hip betweer attorney, gave Harry $40 fOr er of | a trip to ‘Okla homa City shipyards are not being operated that 9%." way. The Star ought to wake up these rath shipbuilders, who are blindly ignoring their responsibilities to the native-born workers and to the men who went to war 9}: Believe Bandits May Come Here of expensive to drop. ey for America. AS. L. * ~ Pris di urea Editor’s Note—If the facts stated above 9°" (?* committer of 100 repre Aistance phone at ® a. m. 6 are correct, certainly shipyard manage- J Army of the Republic, Spaniah | blew a safe in Buckley, @ tli town near Tacoma caped, after holdi ment is at a low standard of American- Chamt r ot ce mmerce and Commer ient proof r prone Fy wees’ $ s “ik a of r n her po: ast ism. There is no valid excuse for condi- a alum 1 other ic w was Harry er tasted eo ‘ . tray, » 46 1 utriotic and civic organization awe dathet ey started for Tacoma |i Gis teh you thet the. pec : Apapdivsasir geri dere yr’ ; 4 tO} had been married three times, Her eckaair ieee oie oe - Seven Men Killed oan Gas weenie Wanibtaneart: abt twat seks » the police and first husband was John Green, of |, Benttte, ~ myer gs ie faa by Wood Alcohol bullets hit the door and stuck in the | later refused to talk when | Cleveland: her second, James : WHAT THE COST OF VING who ¢ ode to deliver: fe branes Sia mabdirvied pet A jeut, of Detectives /o¢ Indianapolis, and Samuel Burge fa ; ; even men are dead, ore | alte. and want te Pee wee ee Stationery |“, Williams, an indianay. Steel: Workers faster bn cia | selon Me erika see | Ss | aaaict aie, Gallia aoe A bergrger neering mown Boost Busii our pay che i we ; matter 1 tay * charged by rela » which hag the initials ‘C. BD. in 1 Harry New. He referred to| Without the knowledge of offic 1 ma r ur belief a men with ne | und which he left lying on the or New as the boy's father, and | of the company, employes of the t \ rever $3 for $ re Mor bars which had been colored ‘flaor,” said George two o r 4 that Harry New had always rks started ’ , ek abil tion to |t ble h t fted rt to identify Shearn as the man |, Gh the’ otbiAbabanaln a ite manutactseal : aiidactegey sli peho: set on as po a ’ T |who did the Morey job birth ns. ‘The indi ‘ Andie tiorpaiessaghboapoigadiinee) Or, #0 I have found it Flees With Host S rousers ; | ony ‘alchins mber of Cot ey ax y to |Pair Bound Over : y the workers Soi loin try of j He referred to Senator New as ult activities have fi chicken, potatoe sed at the plant, and the works ers hope to have their full forces retained nd ma ey w Ket w Go Out on Strike Tony Dingello, the landlord, and! he said the defendant told him that om, so Tshared terest in the case, you better drop ‘imple hide vues of tne | #29 Lowa Miners _ During Middle of the Night in Basement Case 19 oss incutent wnen Locanto, who works in the | Mfrs. Burger's Fina tle tu DES MOINES, Ta Ps th him, When 1 woke up down" ‘own steel plant, — we all about the ¢ " j “, t fapet snd on its on om, and {t's a n 125 miners of the Eagle mine,|he y Ho stole my watch and can't 1a hearing before U. 8. Com: | a 3 : v're worth in. a com ‘ ' 1 q ‘ ivth and ha Senator | tub that doesr ! tr today, | $90 ‘ouple of good detec Whadda moa nest’s| missioner Tk. W. Me and Fri | New Mash Case Set for , aks u vont S| day morning on a char s of hav. | iliams said that Harry told him 4 Lie Apparat DEMROBE: “peaasanton [ALT Penta otek Renna: Hearing Saturday vhs is mother had diseussed| |, Naine ot tae f i honin nd W, | for making liquor ‘They were | jis birth with him and had upbra See Oe: Se be . ee pve. amis, Fake uke a] bound over for the action of the {eq Senator New, Willams said Aur| against Carl Bohnert, accused oF ‘ with you com-/few minutes later, found the report| snd jury on $600 bail eneh, ry was in doubt as to whom to be. reat ae ae * en a tandir ving us his de} to be true | The men gay they were living in | lieve : | wi ss : ; : @ house owned by Dingello at 2442) Later, he sald, Harry met Senator te MeCielland ' ; Non each Yeates Irving st, and that the still al |New on the street, and Senator New Pm. Bonds. hapr ura | : ba It nin't any farther! 4 nots Iike ready money will wako| itvea' to ‘have, been foucd te Get pae his arm nat the bos, took ort furnished $500 for A cruel wo nd finally | her Ha Sate. Ot tate {from the Burke down here than it It}, man when agialanm Sion fall! lol inent oe the studing wan gure{tiinto tile, ¢ 1 him the DiS appearance, Friday, mornin; 2 ig something for not And, generally, wages, and sa} | miners’ orgunizat lection tank ec ane = igeied ast ma i |there by former tenants, At loast, | nicest hulf-hour's talk any one ever | By * ne mirer. Darker i, oriee, 00 are ae igh ee they |e settle the ath "Lgan't come, Lins. in:trouble People who live high are not al-|'Tony and Mike disclaim alt knowl. | heard.’ | Your neighbor’ Oren nes pI wi £0. Oo mettie ne strike would be taken 1 can't come im in trou! “op id a ee xO ppd rs mee for the exceptional man at once, | “Well, if you've got enough in-|ways above siapioion. edge of the mail In 1909, Williams be a ponpene ng. to