The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1920, Page 3

x 2. FPRIAID Tonight—then a few days more— Marguerite Clark Koch is rabbi of Temple de “The rich man shall not give more, nor the poor man less, than half a shekel. Bx, exes Our country has just taken a cen sus without fear, But in ancient times the numbering of the pe Was accomplished with ransom was that we trembling. Aj for the Poor and ekel, Should ©, of the poor souls rioh alike gav so far as mortal knows, all souls are alike God, When ult enibly the rich 4 to hate a poor man a rich soul ne, the funda man will be ability HUMAN RELATIONS ON DIFFERENT BASIS Rut human relations are on a dit ferent basis, How shall a man make} his fellows know the value of his soul? Assurediy by wh himself and of his rich man oug half a sh he gives of in her big stage laugh hit— “ALL OF A SUDDEN PEGGY” The merry tale of an balance. 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Who | re The rich man with ockery ally rich? only or things t determir men riety worth whi WILSON FIRM ON ADRIATIC ‘Holds Out for Settlement Just to Jugoslavia WASHINGTON, March %.—Preai dent Wilson is determined to hold out for a settlement the Adriatic in line with ideas of jus the president's reply 4, to the note of the Britian | and French premiers of February 25, | made public by the state depart} ment. President Wiison rejected the th vitation of Premiers Lioyd-George | and Millerand to join them in a pro- | poral to Italy and Jugosiavia to hegotiate directly between them an adjustment of the Adriatic question | on the basis of withdrawal of the proposal of December 9, which was subscribed to by the United States, and all other proposals of the al es. In conclusion, Wilson stated he cannot accept as just the implied suggestion of his responsibility for the failure to reach a solution,” and ventures to express the earnest hope that the allied governments wil not find it necessary to decide on a American govern © with its reiter be unable to fol | Bisbee Jurors Are | Using the Gloves TOMBSTONE, Ariz, March & Boxing as & sport for jurors hae been given official approval by offi cers of the Cochise county superior court. | Members of the Bisbee fury, locked | ip and cut off from communication with others, have commandeered a vacant store as a gymnasium, | Awaiting resumption of the depor-| tation trial, Wednesday, mbstone ie a quiet and comparatively deserted ity. | A donkey knows when he has had enough—unless he belongs to the twolegged species: | HAD A COLD ALL WINTER The colds that * coughs that rack wear you down, the comes from Idus of si affilctions from which relief is wel comed as & blessing, Nick J. Whres, Zanl, N. 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I build these junit houses on my half-acre Li | City Farms, in West Seattle, move in and finish the house at leisure, We will take you out or at the local office on Sunday, at 8 36th ave, S. W. — H.C. PETERS ws ma i