The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1920, Page 2

» | THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1920. a BERGER RENEWS |“NOT GUILTY” IS FIGHT IN COURT, BANKER'S PLEA| Ex-Congressman Is Making Charged With $7,000 Em- Plea for New Trial bezzlement CHICAGO, Mareh fh. J. Mennemy, former teller of] LONDON, March 30--Gen. Dent old struggle against charges of vio-|the Bank of California, charged with ken, leader of the anti Tolsheviet lating th xe law was renewed | embexeement, pleaded not guilty in forces In south Munsia, escaped ftom in United State here |, 6. district court Monday, and waa Novorossink, when the soviet armies yesterday w = | allowed the optiod of changing *his captured that port last week, the wocialiat congr plea later, Brtish war office hag been informed sociates presen Hennessy waa indicted by the fed-| It had been feared Doniken might port of an &y leral grand jury on seven counts for have fallen tnto the hands of the Herger, with Rey, Irwin St alleged ombexzloment of approaimate Bolsheviki, Me made a “last stand Tucker, socialist writer ly $7,000, It is said that partial defense againat the reds at oTom Germer, fornler secretary of the #0 | restitution has been made. Ho was mink and was defeated. The war of nal party; J. 1 Eng: | released on $2,600 ball, which was fice admitted this defeat practically t writer, an ¥. reduced from $5,000. eliminated the anti Bolahvik move i ——_— ment in south Russa. oh in federal prison Bituminous Coal Great Hritain backed Dentkin heavy Men Won't Strike }stuts ana munitions ore _ GIVES SELF UP ‘ica, Lidwig C. A. K. Martens| May Be Sent From U. S. WASHINGTON, March 26-—Lu4 ’ McAdoo Won't Go wig C. A. K. Martens, Bolshevik “ambasaador™ to the United States, on Oregon Ballot |'« yesterday voluntarily surrend. PORTLAND, March 30—Witllam | oe4 himself to the labor department MeAdoo, in a telegram yesterday |and accepted service of a deportation lingford and Meridian cars willito George A. Lovejoy, secretary Of) Vane operate dyer Dexter ave, D. M.|the local McAdoo club, refused to)" cistant Secretary of Labor Post Henderson, superintendent of the! permit hi me to appear on the) wi eis Martone @ formal hearing municipal railways, announced | democratic day at 11 & m, Post an Tuesday Se ae 56 years service to the homefurnisher! —a full showing of the famous COM- MUNITY table silver, so, much in demand. —the supply of this | famous table sil- ver has been limit- ed, due to the batty great demand, but > aid aa we have been for- . Tod ago after « trial lasting a tunate in receiving oc ae have teem at erty a bonds a complete vw a ; ment in the three leading patterns— Patrician, Shera- ton and Adams. —we can supply a single piece or a complete service of any of these patterns, correctly priced. icture shows the P Petrician pattern. ‘DANISH RULER \NEGRO .LYNCHE 279\ ousts CABINET BY KENTUCKIANGR Action of King Christian| Taken From Officials ¢ | Surprises Political Leaders | Hanged to Phone Pole | Hit by Autos British War Office Gets In- PS fa GEN, DENIKIN | Pedestrians ESCAPES REDS Thin Year KB. C. Mhurke, 2271 Sixth ave, for mation of Safety ee remove ONEIDA COMMUNITY PAR PLATE / Gueranteed far IO X08 . March 20. March 30—0 | announced he would MAYSVILLE, Grant Smith, 40, negro, was hanged © & telephone pole six miles from t y by a band of » took the negro well, sheritt of Fleme 1 Vred Link, ehie? of) . in front of Bourbon ~ 10.—A two-year. the city hospital, where p COPENHAGEN, King Ky, clans put lodine on Pickarine ave. 8. W Pedestrians Hit by Autor Gl) This Year U. EB. McDermott daliied at Third ave, and Pine st. Monday evening and Mrs, Kathryn Mar rison, 481 bumped her aut the top of lives at 2402 Christian today not reinstate the cabinet of Premier Zable, ax alinte led by the ee 6 wan threatened b s for tonim y wan re unless the ra now trial Zable mir tated Jona Adolph Stone way, It was charged that the ernment did not make nufficient ef fort to insure & Danish victory in Harrison anid the necond zone called her u on the tel see today and asked for a settle SNTLAG March 20 ment Christian yent y disminsed th | Zable ministry The king's action was considered of the test im He Accuses Son *. Pol v gir of Stealing Car portance, Political leaders said it was| SACRAMENTO, March 20—| without preced Dewey Ft. Sheldon, of Fort McDow el, Ba Fran » Must return to his home in Kichland, Mich, A lock-picking prowler in aeered® ited with an official steal of 156 | pennies, a pair of silk stackings: jewelry from enters aepartment at versity st. Monday night, we eee Doesn’t Pay to Have ° Tire Without Auto "012°" 224 creer that there would be no cessation of Edward O'Brien, 60, was seen by work on April 1 the police to an alley near| He #aid that work and Virginia st. with an in all the mines of th © tire Monday night and | petitive district pendin: a few moments later without SEE SHABBY, FADED GARMENTS TURN NEW Recent dispatches from Copen hagen said the Federation of Work « unions had agre trike because ordered by the employers’ association. | mee ye ae | “Diamond Dyes” Make Old Ap- U. S. Doctors Fight | | pare! Fresh and Stylish Typhus In Poland tion of the new wage seals an open charge © trying to locate A requisition from the governor of Michfgan and sworn to by Sheldon’s father, William L. Sheldon, resulted yenterday in the granting of extra dition papers by Martin Madsen. jrecretary to Governor Stephens, for the return of the young man Sheldon'’s father accuses him of stealing his automobile. while the ‘police the owner af whe t BEGINNING THURSDAY Wal. Gg Don't worry about perfect resutta, WARSAW-—<By Mail)—A special 1 "Diamond Dyes,” guaranteed to n of the League of Red Cross | give a new, rich, fadeless color to * which in made up of thirty | a *, whether It be wool, allk, 1 Red Cross organizations tton or mixed goode— ived in Warsaw, in connec sen, blouses, stockings, skirts, ae . H tho ith th mtrol of typhus|children'’s coats, feathers, a Widow of Worker tion with the contrat’ of typhus| children's coats, feathers, aperiag Asks Heavy Damage | Polish government dnd the Ameri-| The Direction Book with each jean Red Cross, which have Been | package tells so plainly how t@ dig- Ruth Wiberg, wife of Jacob Wi-| jointly fighting typhus for more|mond dye over any color that you berg. shipwright, fatally injured in| than a year can not make a mistake, Skinner & Eddy shipyard, January} The mission is under Col. Henry} To match any material, bare 18, was eulng for $25,000 damages in superior court Tuesday. ZONE-MAKERS HOLD MEETING Perfect Organization and Elect Officers ‘The firet meeting of the members of the recently ereated city zoning | commission was oaiied to order Tuce day morning, Organization of the} comminsion was perfected at the in itlal meeting. cted include C. BR. Tyleth Loula Nash, vioe press 2 HM, Alden, secretary, ‘The roning commiasion will make {French ivory: special pricings— A. Shaw, of the United States Army,|drugei#t show you “Diamond Dye” and Washington, D. C. Color Card, DANGER AHEAD If You Have Abscessed Teeth Abscessed teeth are almost sure to cause trouble for their unfortunate possessor sooner or later. The deadly poison which they distill into the sys- tem hour by hour and day by day will attack some vulnerable spot sometime, and when it does there is sure to be trouble, and serious trouble at that. It may take various forms, but that it will be serious and painful is practi- cally a certainty. Rheumatism Your doctor will impress,acts locally by stimulation . upon you that following re-| thru the skin to draw out the |eovery from the active stage|inflammation, attract the|* study of the city and submit to the of influenza, there often re-|blood away from the congest-|°/))"0)) Pins for building nonee. ive mains an inflamed, congest-|ed and relieve the | wnict there will be restrictive bulld ed condition of the air pass-|cough. In addition, the medi- perfume Minow and at: gaat veguisr price 61.50 —Frengh ivory picture frame in several good designs to select from; both square and oval shapes; regular price 91.50; epecial $1.15. ing regulations Terms of office of the members of the comminsion were.fixed by lot Blethen and Alden will nerve for one years; K. 8. Goodwin and G, Folrom for two years, and R. 8. 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Throat Diseases Eye Troubles Stomach Trouble Ear Troubles Spinal Troubles These are just a few of the real seyi- ous ailments which often are caused di- rectly from the poison of infected teeth. If you have any disease which does not seem to respond to ordinary treat- ment the way it should you had better TACOMAr CSOD SED Credit Ar arecter rum directed by Is Congregational bo Girl Is Injured Linton, 13, 106 Battery st, is treated st the City hospital late ‘y afternoon for injuries sus when a bale of hay rolled off '¢ruck as it rounded a corner at 4 st. and First ave. and struck ing on Motio: for New Trial Set NO, March 20 —Hearing Motion for a new trial of the LW. W's convicted of killing ©. Grimm at Centralia dur ody Gard, ; : Invite Claims o' ° Injured Veterans Ex-service men entitied to compen | mation for disability incurred in ser. | vice, were urged by the state ret erane’ welfare commission Monday to | put in claims for injuries with the committee, Inspiration to Wash Shirt Is Expensive Dominick Giradino, 7801 Duwam ish ave, left his newly washed | shirt hanging over the kitchen stove When You’re Talking— " Do You Stop, and BELCH? It’s a Sure Sign of Acid-Stomach. Along with it go—Bad Breath— always some of the 70 non-organic diseases that the medical books say get their start in Acid-Stomach. It’s the curse these days of our “rushing ck Girls’ club pre- Evening in Armenia. r Temple—Weekly meet- Central Labor Gouncil BIRTHS Ota, N. 902 Fifth ave, 1 3: ae ing of teh ackery pl, $$th and 19th N. B, 4 BH. 86th. boy. le General hospital, * GW. 2519 Calhoun st, b voice, M. La, Rwedish howpitat boy.” Morek, C. 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