The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1920, Page 16

Rah ie Me ~ WAKES DEMAND Says Treaty With Hungary | ; Must Be Changed BY HENRY WooD DISAPPROVE OF |f ~ SERVICE BONUS | Congressmen Oppose Sol-| | dier Aid Legislation WASHINGTON Mareh 4 PARIS, March 4—Premter Nitti Of Italy has formally demanded ~ Mat the councit of premiers revise the treaty of peace with Hungary id legisiation at ¢ Jeapite by { nervice Jermands | “Pertinax,” the political editor of | Bicho de Paris, cabled today | } education, farm ‘The Italian premier, according to | the French writer, who usually is these leaders ts |] well informed. anwerted that 3,000,000 | © large am | Hungarians now within the boun outstanding w Garies of Serbia, Rumania and | be Jeopardiaed by the issuance of Slovakian must be Incorporated in additional bonds necessary to ] the new Hungarian nation | mance any of the soldier aid pro |i) The next meeting of the council, |erama, which cali for financial out | ji] 7 i was tearned, will be at San lays ranging from $2,000,000,000 to Remo, in the Riviera district of $16,000,000,000 | Italy, simultaneously with the! | The market of government Meeting of the league of nations’ In bonds, now a 90 cents on the |f} ternational financial conference tn: | | dolar, would p down to between Rame. | 7% and $0 cents and it would be adjourn: | hecesmmary to make the interest rate | of the soldier ald bonds bear «ix per cen interest, Representative | Madden, Iinoia, member of the re |i) and | pubbean steering comntnittes, Representattve Garner, ‘Texan [democrat whip, said today, ‘This | much of « decline in the price of } Liberty bends would mean a loss | to the 19,000,000 bond holders of nearty $2,500,000,000, Garner ext) |[! CASE ASKS FOR | _ IMPROVEMENTS | jee Tea nt Steen tine ine a no tho ote) a en married for t. time. She is now the wife} ; of Arthur Gordon, according to a report from Springfield,| Planking and Trestle Need Ti. Both are playing in “Ladies First.” | Attention of City Immediate provision for paving the street railway rightefway on Western ave. from University st to |i} $25-PER WEEK ‘ASKS $3,000 TO WAGE IS ASKED = COMBAT “PLU" = Sra. os | ty council on fie today Case re rst 9 orts mn between tracks in New Minimum Demanded Health Commissioner Files = worn an for Women Workers | © Request With Council |“Case ato decturet that the Uni ill He if i i i He f i : } ; g | ii ; : i “President Wiieon, whe is recover. | badly warn and in constant need of Some | paar Pid Verrity st. trestle between Firet ave. | OLYMPTA, March 4—Recommen-| An afititional appropriation of 5. and allroad aye in a de | dations for a new and higher min!-| $5000 to fight influemm here was re-| plorable conditian and urged that |} mum wage for women workers of quested by Dr. H M. Read, city | Provision be made for bulk beading Washington were expected to b¢/ health commissioner, In a commun} | aod Milling the street between First or adopted by the minimum wage COn-| cation to the city council, on file to | @¥*. and Post wt, and between West ference, in executive #arion here to Gay jern ave. and Rafiroad ave, and for day. Labor is demanding a mini: The $5,000 appropriated by Whe| permanently bridging, with either f} mum of $25 9 week, while employers wonnct) several weeks ago to combat reinforesd concrete or steel, the por sare fighting for a $16 a week mint tn, “nu epidemic has been expend-| ton of the street between the east |mum. The preseat mintmum Was*ieq Dr. Read reports. Most of the | side of Post st and the weet side getting Inte | for women it $12.20, | money was ured tn employing spe of Wertern ave — | Amy action taken by the confer-|ctal nurses and helpers in the inflo| The present trestie, Case states, ence is not final. Ite report ts sut jena hoepital and in quarantine has rotted beyond the power of eco | mitted to the industrial welfare com- work, accorting to the communica | nomical repairs | | minsion, which may either reject or tion filed Wednesday j JOPete Mh HEE enn net ehemee Up to the present, 4.000 cases of; | A sevenday week for women influenza have been reported to the restaurant and hotel workers is be Dealth Gopartment, Dr. Read de ing sought by employers. William |clared, and approximately 300 cases Short. president of the atate Federa- have been treated In the influensa hoapital The appropriation of $2,000 prob ably will be sufficient to finance the} ® f Hn 4} th CAN'T GET CARS | TO SHIP AUTOS | | maintain. te a z tion of Labor, and other Inbor lend ers, are vigorousty opposing apprer al of the sevendag week by the com ey SaRer of Spciane wis decharged " work of the health department to the | Hindrads, from the Mission emérgency how TP sadadon atthe “ae S| = bye > 4 Are | pital today. The automobile he was ‘“ 2 which le rapidly waning, Dr, Read Stacked in Detroi @riving was struck by an Ocean Concealed “Dope Stated. Shore railroad train . st ri a | ‘Mra. Salter and Mrs. J. M. Cor In His Toy Bank LONDON. — Strennoasty DETROIT, March 5 —Becnane of a |) coran were thrown out. The troin A toy bank found on Goon How, | purchasing an army overcoat from a | lack of freight cars and space tn ator ‘was traveling rapidly and the party | 24, disclosed a quantity of narcotics deserter, a Willesden man was con (Sg° warehouses, hundreds of new was fortunate in thelr escape. Sal when the police, after arresting the | victed and fined $5, whereupon he Sutomoblles are being stacked up tn fer was bruised. The other two| Chinaman, broke the tank on the|asked if he could recover the $5 he the yards of automobile manufactur were only slightly injured. curd, Wednesday morning. paid the soldier for the garment. ore here. Denpite the thet that hundreds of cars are being driven away from the plants, the accumulation is crowing. Manufacturers are covering the cars with canvas and hoping that an early spring will permit them to be driven away moon Automotfe manufacturers deny the rumor that they will close down their plants because of lack of ship- ping facilities. Thousands of unfilled orders make closing unthinkabie, they said | Wire Briefs New Spring Suits of Jersey and Suiting Mixtures | | | | | Lewellyn of Myrtle Potnt brought here on @4th day of sleeping sick- WASHINGTON —C. Bi Wiilia, civilian aviator, drowns In Potomac! after parachute leap. @ NORTH END, Ore—John = +! There are two models gPOKANT. Police recover $1,700 y shown. opal necklace for Miss Elva Mao kay. ABERDEEN. LL year will exceed many ‘The clam crop this past sea The two models in this lot are shown in the sketch, the left hand one being devel- Boy arate go Pic ge a oped in Jersey, the other in hemian CHINOOK.—Fishermen — cleartnge a soft-finished suiting ma- terial which comes in a num- logs from Chinook rtver. | of Puget for $2,000,- snags and TACOMA Sound starts campaign College ber of heather mixtures. 000 to erect buildings on new 40. . - acre tract. The Jersey is shown in SPOKANE.—Decrease nearty $10,- 000,000 in Spokane bank deposits in last two months CENTRALIA-Rasket with twins found on doorstep of Mr. and Mra Fred Ekengren practically the same colored mixtures in which the fol- lowing shades predominate WILMINGTON, Del.—DuPont ben % . com earnings 1919 reported at —Gray, Brown, Green and eng my Pie ° * Pu nle. NEW YORK—A twocent a loaf) |} rpie. increase in bread here has been announced. Labor in Vain; Pearls Are Gone NEW YORK, March 4—Robbers cut thru a steel grating, broke «tx “government” locks and eight other and blew a e@afe in a government bonded warehouse, only to find the $500,000 pear] necktace they came for —gona Just 28 suits are offered at this price and they are in sizes from 16 to 40. Women’s Kid Oxfords $5.85 These smart Oxfords for Spring wear are of black vici kid and have Louis or military heels, medium pointed toes and solid leather soles. You'll find them really exceptional values. Sizes range from 3 to 7. Spring Shapes—98c to $3.49 ew Spring shapes of soft straws in plain weaves are shown in pokes, sal a host of close-fitting novelty styles. Both glossy and dull finish 7 a ———— | Cat in Furnace; | | Manager Is Fined | NEW YORK, March 4—-A janitor | told Sanitary Inspector Joseph Hard. jart he kept his apartments “piping hot." The inspeteor found a cat! asleep in the furnace fire box. The lowner was fined, mnliocigienian | LEON KIENTZ, proprietor of tre! Lincoln cafe, died Wednesday morning at Columbus anni!tartum, Ho is survived by his wife, Mra | [Carrie Kients, 3419 34th ave. 8.| Kients was a native of Alsace | Lorraine. The funeral will be under the auspices of the Elka, N and el All can , the season's popular colors are shown, such as sand shades, black, Ameri- Beauty, Copenhagen, Pekin, brown and buff. : THE SEATTLE STAR Established 1590 Late News From Fabric Floor e > LM } T Odd Pieces oT INTED RADIUM Reduced to PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE ‘ Odd bolts—half bolts—cut lengths of fine Printed Silks, will be out on the counters Friday at $2.50 a yard, Handsome designs, every one of them, in light and dark grounds. All 40 inches wide, in a variety of pretty patterns and colorings. Serviceable 36-Inch Silk Mixed Poplins 85c a Yard Odd pieces, including navy, Pekin, red, dark brown, golden brown and cerise, reduced for this sale to 85c Cut Lengths of Fancy Silk Mixed Poplins $1.25 Yard Lengths from 11%, to 5 yards—in 36-inch Poplins—in self plaids, stripes and checks—colors are navy, rose, tan, gray, taupe, Pekin, plum, cerise and others Beautiful 36-inch Lining Satins $2.25 a Yard Satins—with patterns suitable for coat or suit linings—in navy, beige, blue, tan, gray, taupe, rose and other colors with designs in contrasting tones 50-Inch All-Wool Velour Reduced to $4.50 a Yard For dresses, coats or suits—All-wool Velour in sand, tan, Copenhagen, rose and navy—and for $4.50 a yard 56-Inch Wool Silvertone Reduced to $5.50 a Yard That new Polo coat will be ever so stylish made from a length of this Sil- vertone — special at $5.50. In navy, Pekin, ruby, reindeer, rae- coon and other colors FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD)—THE BON MARCHE 78 as The Trigness of the Banded Hat To be ultra-medish you must include a Banded Hat in your Spring wardrobe plans. The Lingerie Blouse is “‘Newest of the New’’ for Spring The Lingerie Blouse is the newest innovation in blouse land—and is shown in our Blouse Section in dainty display. Banded Hats in dark shades for street wear Fashioned of batiste, madras and voile. : are shown in smart sipper straw, in pineapple, In plain white or with colored dots, stripes, a in porcupine and in lisere. checks or old-fashioned patterns. .~- * : : Some models have colored facings of straw. The collars are the interesting feature of th In regulation straight brim styles. new vogue—and are shown in novelty designs f Large brimmed floppy hats in pastel ¢olor- embroidered in color or fashioned of g ings are practical and pretty for sports wear. or orgapdie. riced from $3.75 to $22.50 Priced From $2.95 to $4.95 be MILAANERY SECTION—THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE “¢ * fe ° . re Factory Irregulars of Phoenix Silk and Wool Sport Hose ‘ 2 me at $2.25 a Pair 5 A VERY UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR SEATTLE WOMEN TO GET STYLISH STOCKINGS AT A SAVING ; H, listen to this—Silk and Wool Sport Hose for only $2.25. They have a few imperfee- tions—but nothing that will impair the wear—and can hardly be found. = Just the stockings to wear with the new low shoes—about 300 pairs, in brown and black, & red and black and green and black, with fancy drop-stitch effect. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE ra = mi 1 . ee oh Spring Requisites for ‘ “ ald Home and Garden re THEY WILL HELP LIGHTEN WORK AT HOUSECLEANING bts GARDEN-MAKING TIME i aye PLAY BALL, BOYS! a « se | ~—Dusting Brush, Wear Baseball Shoes with good bristles, Willow —Gray Enameled Steel : Belgian 3 i lo =. on Clothes Basketsat Dish Pan, 10-quart size, Aran i at $3.85 —Rix-foot $2.45 at 69¢ P ase me % They’re dandies for ey or al & j || the price— made of ‘ea —— ~ b black leather with toe afd heel cleats—sizes —Stone Jar with cover—3-gallon size, Sy 5 to 9—as pictured— at 65¢ $3.85. —"Roll Top” Bread B p LOWER MAIN FLOOR » —Japanned in white, hav R $1.65 past See one piece —Covered Roaster, made som FRIDAY IN THE long hand from black iron—good wt SHOPPING BOOTHS 2 850 sa he , Porch or i? —_ —Clothes Dry may Garden screen style, at BBG that ie Dresses White Mixing pain Special $3.75 Dente with bine so Sieteraised Trem “am You can get good- B4e Wash Tub at $1.45 the | looking House Dresses this for a most reasonable will price — straight or —Good house Bro - waist-line styles, of whic with four sewings, @ percale, chambray or T9¢ gingham, with trim- mings in contrasting color or white. All sizes in the lot, —Corrugat- ed Garbage Garbage 4 "Universal" Clothes Wringer, —Salid Copper z Can, 16-inch Nickelplated Tea Wash Boiler, made steel ball bearing— but not in every style. nize Kettle, No. 8 size from heavy tin with guaranteed rubber UPPER MAIN FLOOR $2.95 $2.45 copper battom, $2.95 rolis—$5.95 ribbed steel biade, FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE