The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1920, Page 4

r4 : ) THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920 WENT TO POLLS: comter...7er OVEROILCASE / ER: { cial Returns of Tuesday p , |Men in Government and Out ¥ ] ] / Are : | Ask Reversal ; ’ — ee. } - SEATTLE'S BEST PHOTO. PLAY HOUSE BY HARRY B. HUNT ¥ total of 79,872 votes, or 8) per it of the total registration of 99, Was cast at the primary eleo &. last Tuesday, it was officially me “ ood Friday evening after the o hia decision 0 appeal th ov counell had canvassed the re 246; Fiend eng ‘i . ST RTIN A few errors were found in , eee om olving ownerehit A G T the totals previous!y announced, dut . : ‘ ODA 4 Special retures save Cait | ‘ “When you're drinking something you don’t want very much, it helps to re votes tha the ota | ‘ : hia we, | have something pretty to look at,” says Will Rogers. So they hired i more voté« than the total as ac a : et, Sewcna. tote) | . ‘ beautiful barmaids—and there the fun begins, with— Feduced 4 votes by the officta! eee test foer votes | cabinet member har cen check " perso " led to Palmer to re . official vote for mayor fol ve - for the good of th whole adi Succeed E. Calles | Aoi: MSS clad. gy bh [Pumiac RIGHT. | R ER Calles, minister of industry, | ee and labor, was announced ne ¢ the INE” 7 Ne matter is s ; As “BILLY FORTUNE” in Ay. Salinas was sub-secretary Calles. He was Mexican dele => ~ nt, he sha to the recent financial confer If he ah tn Washington. 7 ic ide with Palmer that ¢ € 4 vate rte HES ° should not be pressed, then the ap- 44 . | . pe A be diem iased n Agents in ; . : ' iutien ef Representative - Lendon Meeting . “ begs y IDON, Feb. 21.~—Five German y AP ’ > er en . 3 commissioners arrived here a | today to take up unsettled Ger. . | . . j < ° . > ! Kant The hos ete -farth-onilian ] jfully the history of the case and “ grounds on which it would appear the case whould be pr sted. 99 r vi s = It at that the uthern Pa . 8. olive drab shirts. Another thing George Washington must be given credit citic, vetore seouring ents to the | for, and that is, he always knew how he stood financially. | tnd trom the interior dep. , If he was getting ahead, he knew it. If he wasn't, he knew made affidavit that “it had ca that, too. This might be a good suggestion these days when b ferme or = gee wotely A. ‘comedy Grama from thé popular Mie nea v2 white or S89. lit is just as necesary to save the fleeting dollar as was when earheher 6 np “Billy Fortune” story. Ms : George kept books on himself and his family. - — Above is a page from Washington's account book, sho wing | ; ‘, ee seers. 91-38 what he spent, and revealing the fact that on Jan, 1, 1784,\7T 7 ENG be: Dine Army biankets, $7.50. , P . ba Whigment double white biank.| Washington had 453.5 pounds (about $2,200), to the good in| . ready cash. | hw e White tents, 4-¢t. wall, $17.50, . o Cte chee 8 ‘eanvas; used by navy; like new UNDER AUSPICES of John F Some men require a stroke of “ os am v 7 idly | Miller Pow the G. R, funeral) PAralysia before they can get para | southern Pacific therefore cle es a orders will be filled ax rapidly | Miller Post of G. A. R, tuner a | n Pa c LIBORIOUS HAUPTMAN, Director . Sale conducted by services for BE. A. Brodwin, 74, re cured its title by fraud | : Waltz, “Roses From the South”. ...... Strauss on ; tired farmer, wil be held at Rutter ———___—___—— Because the affidavit on which | é “ i is Wireless | worth & Sons parlors Sunday after the paten ° ool f " ( j 4 Lewis r Debtors forget that creditors never “Scotch Lullaby” Kunits SS noon at 3 si valid title e never was | Eee aeinckiey Bidg., Seattle , — vested in th » Pacific,” mys . STARTING Congresaman Browne, “it remains in the United Stites. Fug, under the SCENIC arbitrary decision of Palmer, the TODAY 22 ifle and 1 possems erpment's more than $42 Catholic Bishops STARTING FIRST Urging Curb of (| rotice Tetgct Shastere TODAY : SEATTLE who practices target shooting within the eity limite. Rev al times dur © sch Siaet datela ste: were. werd In Addition to Our Regular Show ceived frem people who haye been fe “hope of humanity,” a ng |narrowly mined by stray bullets, i w Ww TRIAL at Montesano, showing the pastoral lette fro the 101 ne nt an d r r 4 atho: y bishops = in the United hedge W. cord ot, ite ais ake ad Ld wi judge, jury, prosecuting at- The letter was signed byling on Btone way when a bullet torney, Vanderveer, attorney for the defense, and libbons plerced the windshield of his ma the eleven defendants upon to er forme he craze jeasure.” At present the pre ne of plain decency and ever ne slightest restraints of convention are disregarded, the letter he right. of labor to a living} wage is recognized, o right to a fair day's food sense of our people” will solve the tador problem, the letter said. Dutch Report Aid in Dock Walkout LONDON, Feb, 21.—An Amater dam today quoted Havelock | Wiine t of the Firitien Sea. |B men's men's union, as de} claring that British and American t transport workers are supporting the | strike of the Dutch union , Raymond Poincare (5 Gets New Office|§ , ) SEY) Shere isa multitude of such ; unusual dramatic moments seete Vessies ©. A. Jonnatt. site be } ; , ek ¢ Scenario by June Mathis . wr gran J 5 Directed By Jack Dillon Hungarians Ask “i : pak. : ime|8 A FAST, BREEZY COMEDY OF YOUTH, LOVE PEG fo yl , AND HAPPINESS, FROM THE STORY BY . delegation h 1 the coun rr MARY ROBERTS RINEHART . ot time in O present. thei | counter. pre a ue neir peace | ‘SALEBY THE NAVY |S AND— Chas ML “mans j "4 , NOS. 135, 136, 210, a ) ua 107, 216, 181, 37, 44, 95, 178, 182, Sunday, Monday and 356, 436, Chaplin gaa) uc ii IN HIS VERY LATEST ~* ‘ oh ite tes WES Sey, « MILLION DOLLAR SPECIAL ’ | : . j . 107 From the Book by ‘ ‘ ir Gilbert Parker— A Romance of the rT} | sit THIRD na in ax : Canadian’ North Land DEG ad ns (110 wow Am the LYON AND MORAN COMEDY on Monde, Var “OLD CLOTHES FOR NEW” Could vou be tortured by a 1 Winirten ‘Thtr ia yi tl A | PLEASURE”’#| | I@QEONTAL “Their Day of Rest” Ford Weekly