The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1920, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR ITALIANS HISS {Early Marriase by |STUDENTHELD She Sings Only Eight Notes br 5 — E But Miss Bayes Makes Quite a Livin ALLIED CHIEFS) of 1-¥,0%Cenner|- FOR FORGERY Bit Nora Sure Can Sing Em | — O'Connor, M. P., declared thet tf Lioyd George and Millerand || "+ were dictator nome ot bie | Expert Penmanship Got Him} laws would be that every girl AR the attending the sess oil of premie: Pp. m., were When the Hooted at Concert hould be compulsorily married Into Trouble | grid at 48 and every boy at 21, He | i BY CAMILIO CIANFARRA Sane an Geen ce Alleged to have made une of the | } SAN REMO, April 26.—(Night) Hee ee eet ee te and there | /*kil that won him the penmanship i —Itallans took advantage of a hearts, «tating that men and wo ce age ] concert in honor of visiting allied | mon require each others’ com: |)" | ; nim to ih delogatium tonight to stage « en — most in thelr earliest |) 4 viado, expelled student at the Ur 66 . 9 demonstration In favor of award pusisvenghdeels vernity of Washington, was ing Pk to Maly. Mohday afte mn by De |) r ra who had deer WEEPS AS SHE ed States Marshal Tobey on a. ted of the cow eral warrant, ¢ at 8 Specifically, tt i» charged that | Aviado and’ & companion named| Manuel R. Alver ained from | the mails by fraud and deception a} tered package containing’ a dia 4 ring and a registered letter! Fay McDonald Is Given containing « money order for $70 jboth addressed to Kleuterio Cas Three to 20 Years | taneda. SPOKANE, Apri Fay McDon |Three Are Accused & whole empire te ald, charged with forgery in connec of Syndicalism| bots ° ‘I tion with the W. H. MeNutt cawe,| ne > syndicalin charged was sentenced to from three to 20), Criminal syAdiealiamn wae charged ose Spear and ALLIER PREMIERS } - : against Al SMILE AT OUTBURST aah met rg ref veto Wd Burns, in Justice Quis W. Brink: | ot aaa le ty “ os - ers court Tuesday, They were ar-|, ee ae ae Stleene oe Tears sprang to the girl's eyes 48) rested by Sergt. Keefe's aquad, in the emiled resignedly sentence was passed, Asked if she | Dresses | See Them on Living Models . Wednesday, 2 to 4:30 p.m. and turning toward fF Lioyd George and Prem shouted: “Long live Adriatic! We fought with 500,000 Itatian —See how cleverly they are designed. —See how well they are made and of what splendid materials. —See how reasonably they are priced—from |: —____—s , Ital Globe b ing Thursday, wh nev. | at ‘There was bitter feeling in Italian! had anything to say, she replied: eral truck onde of I w W. itera | $3.95 to $10.98 circles over the fafture of the counct! I am innocent. If I were guilty, |trn, cere round inthalr vomearion | to settle the Adriatic dispute at the!) would say so.” r f jon, | session just closed. It was the more| Notice of appeal to the supreme = | intense in view of the concession | court was given | Veteran Fireman | granted Greece in the Smyrna dis| Pay, her sister Marte and a brother,| Dies of Illness! . trict of Turkish A a Minor. | Ted, were all acquitted recently of | The council completed its reply to|the murder of McNutt, a realty| _ Michael Mayouck, a member of the| President Wilson's Armenian note, | broker, whose mutilated body wan | Seattle fire department for 25 years, | Dut announced the text would not be| dug up on a ranch near here several | Med Monday at hin home, 2406 18th] made public until it had been received | months ago. jave. S. after six months’ illness in Washington | Marie, also convicted of forgety,|Mayouck was retired from the de , | will be sentenced ween. | partment In 1915 after he injuret! hin MAY GRANT ITALY | re hip while on dut ECONOMIC ZONE | Marie and Ted. still face grand)! ee larceny charges for the alleged theft | Vices Wil! be held Thursday from the of McNutt’s automobile. jhome, He vet a wife, two sone ; two daughters, He was 64 yoars | —FOR SHOPPING. —FOR OUTINGS. —FOR AFTER- NOON WEAR. —FOR PORCH. —FOR GARDEN. funeral ser-| It was learned seml-officially the eouncil virtually decided to assign Italy a large economic “zone of th fluence” in Anatolia, bordering on Urges Interest The Dress to the right is.of dainty Wash Gingham in plaid or plain Chambray—white pique collars and cuffs trimmed with hem- stitching; fastened with large buttons— $6.95. Other Dresses of Gingham, Chambray or Cambrie, in jaunty styles, all perfectly sized —and each one rigidly inspected before going out from the makers. WASH DRESS SECTION—SECOND FLOOR Fegarding Armenia. Checks amounting to $496 and $11 “It approved the note to Germany /in cash, were stolen from the room Only Smoked Once, and decided to invite German repre-| of J.C. Levy, in the St. Charles hotel, ‘ sentatives to attend a council meet-|some time Sunday night, it has been Never Took Drink) ing to furnish exact information re-| reported to the police. He smoked once, He never drank garding execution of the treaty of | ween For years DO was oS here —_ me San Remo Tuesday. | decided to go to wor! W. Mitch > Premier Nitti of Italy, told news |ell will celebrate his §2d birthday | Nora Bayes Ruhr and the progressive reduction | paper men tonight he expects to meet | Wednesday. thereof, according to the protocol. | Anton Trumpbitch, the Jugo-Slav rep-| “I've done more work this spring “After attending the question of| resentative, ‘within a few days to rej|than ever before,” he sald today destruction of German naval mate-| new discussions on the Adriatic ques | "I've put in a garden 300 feet rial and trial of criminals, the council | tion, scheduled to be settled at the | square.” | adjourned.” next meeting of the premiera, in| Mitchell is living with his son, C ‘The various missions were to leave Paria. EB. Mitchell, 217 W, 40th et. Ba The More Careful You Are About Saving The More Certain You Are to Trade in the Bargain Basement Smart Skirts at About Wholesale Prices---$7.95 and $16.50 The manufacturer neededa certain amount of money and he sold us just enough skirts to raise the cash. Our saving is yours. The Skirts at $7.95 These smartly serviceable Skirts are of black or navy serge, box plaited, have two deep pockets, and are trim- med with braid and buttons. A few are in dark plaids and are accordion plaited. Only large and extra sizes in this assortment. thrown by Reynolds. The handcuffs /the matter with a view to relieving The Skirts at $16.50 ‘ | kes him in the back and knocked | the present difficulties | | him down oe the Greek zone, which surrounds | i ee cos ’ : —FOR KITCHEN. ; Smyrna. The territory’ is rich in in Civic Affairs Husband’s Geese rt Bataral resources ineme.| “We have 4,000 boosters and 40000/ Get Wife’s Angora | { fourths of the Heraciea Eregl!, mid-| *#itators,” Albert B. Lord, real estate| Honking geese with a mania for) F Gray between Koraleh and ‘Adana coai|™#". declared at the Monday noon picking at her ankles, kept her vir-| | ei fields. uncheon of the Transportation club. tually a prisoner in her husband's | ‘ a : Unless greater interest in taken in| house, Mary E. Hellwig charged ip } The Dress on the left is of two-toned Ging- : ioe — communique, issued on ic affairs, irresponsibies will donr | wuit for diverce from Julius Hef | ha Pink and White BI d White. A ba aggrar ‘§ last seasion this after) inate. wig, Foster rancher, in superiér wat rss an ab k vat ue a aa xy tach . : ] a - p ane Q u mas “The council approved the last | geo gro pT panel front and back—sleeves and underarm Glauere Of the treaty of peace with '$495 Checks and BRE ew gece cts, beeen, me of solid color. Hemstitching and Val. lace foes iguat Wien, presarea by the Britton. | $11 Cash Stolen w seme” trim collar, cuffs and sash ends—$10.95. (oom & rept fied grea they've named successful than the average vocal ayes, and for a| atuntater | comedy fans| ‘That is why Nora is coming to Se | at her feet. | attie - aday an star of “Ladies | aswume, must | First,” which will play at the Met- ropolitan, Whethshe sings “There's Music in the Kettle,” why—there's reraret — — j covers a range of only eight notes. |mualc tn the kettle Authority for this amertion is Nora; And subtle Nora is somewhat of a * Bayes, “financier. She backed “Ladien Firnt,” Going East, North or South? . But—Nora has a personality that | and “Ladies First" has been a splen- more charming, and financially! did tonic for the Bayes fortune. ‘SHRINERS OKEH |U..S, TAKES UP PORTLAND DATE PAPER MARKET ‘Imperial Council Session Canadian Restriction Cause June 22 to 24 of Shortage | PORTLAND, April 27.—Imperial| WASHINGTON? April %7.—The Potentate W. Freeland Kendrick, of | sho 1 Palladetphin, who te tn Wt Leota, es | Serene, meer, ty Oe Welend telegraphed to Portland Shrine of > ficials that efforts of Kaaba temple |“ttention of the state department [patrol of Davenport, Iowa, to cause | yesterday, when Chairman Porter, 0} & postponement of the imperial coun-/ the house foreign affairs committes, jell are futile | Kendrick stated in his measage the |*"4 ® committee of paper manufac. jsension will be held in Portland as|turers conferred with Secretary scheduled, June 22 to 24, whether or | Colby jot the Towa temple patrol is able to| It developed after the conference secure t ecommoda tions | \" Worthad antidae of te eines o.|{8® state, department bas already ared rum in the East that only started diplomatic representations periat il representatives are | With Great Britain and Canada on eto jand, are false, adding | the question of Canada’s restrictions that 88 pat and more than 706/0n the export of pulp wood, which| jbands have already been’ signed up.|are held to be largely responsible mee for the present acute paper short age in the United States. |Throws Handcuffs [yc.."\sern'inalcatons thatthe to Halt Fugitive miblity of the United States mking some economic reprisal for Ht McCarthy, co’ rllarry McCarthy, county stockade lthe Canadian export restrictions was x ~ Monday afternoon | discussed at the conference with jon Pike st. by Sergt. J. Bjarnson | Goipy and Patrolman George Reynold, was | returned to the stockade Tuesday to complete a 63-day sentence, MoCar. thy was stopped in his down.town flight by a pair of flying handcuffs Wardrobe Trunks Will Be the Greatest Comfort : Clothes carried in one of these Wardrobe Trunks needs little atten- @) tion before wearing—but where [i] there is a wrinkle or two this trunk is provided with a combination iron- jf) ing board and fallovers. There is’ ji also a place for your electric iron. q Trunks built of very select and fine grade of three ply northern basswood veneers with hard vulean- ized fiber inside and out. Fitted with full set of five-ply ji} birch hangers—shoe box and con- ff}. vertible hat box. | $35.00 to $150.00 100 Cowhide Bags, Marked “‘Special $15.00” 16-, 18- and 20-inch Cowhide Bags — a special lot, to sell at $15.00. Every bag stamped “Genuine Cowhide —and our i men will show to you a sample of the leather put into these bags. ii An unusual buy. BASEMENT—UNION ST. SIDE THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT States was formally brought to the | A, Ba | Colby told Porter and the delesn-| tion that the state department reo-| lognized the imperative importance of the question, and he promised | that he would make a thero «tudy of | Enticing Values in Fiber Silk Coat Sweaters at $10 A Part of the Spring Sport Costume The Spring breezes and. sunny days are calling for lighter weight Sweaters— and here are some excellent values for Wednesday. Coat style with sailor collar, button trimmed and finished with. sash belt and pockets. * In high shades of Electric, Kelly, Tur- quoise, Rose and Canary. SECOND FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. This lot is made up of Sport Skirts in novelty plaids, shepherd checks or navy serge. They are accordion plaited or box plaited, with fitted hips. In sizes from 25 to 31 waist. Women’s Trimmed Hats at $3.95 Fifty Hats for Spring and Summer wear are in this collection. The materials are Georgette, Raffia and Batavia Cloth and all are made | up in small, novelty shapes. a Trimmings are of ribbon and flowers. Colors are Old Rose, Emer- ald, Black, China Blue, Tan, Dark Brown and other desirable shades. | | “Polly Anna’’ House Dresses at $3.95 |Plan Alterations One Editor Ordrs | || for U. S. Building Wall Paper Stock) | Plans for extensive alterntions| HAMMOND, La, April 27.—Faced| lin the postoffice t with possible suspension due to the} a tis \shortage of news print paper, the | vising tack to Hammond Vindicator, official} | City, and sealed proposnt journal of the parish of Tangipahoe, | Ks) | werk Ate-now Woes anit contracted with an Atlanta manufac 5 MMe ig25555E53 595852829 959497942582 2240082. for by Garrett. W. O'Neil, assistant cus-|tter for a large quantity of light |todian of the federal building colored wall paper to use as a substi | tute for newsprint. Chub Gets O. K. of rasa Report Jurist Did | saat oh ent-Teachers Not Drown Himself Your Schools club by Parent-Teacher| OAKLAND, Cal. April 27.—That association Monday night., A com-| Associate Justice Henry A. Melvin, mittee appointed to work with the of the California supreme court, did eltb consists of Mrs. H. Hl. Mandigo,| not commit suicide, was the verdict |Mra. ©. L, Danks, Mra? 8. J. Lom-| returned by a coroner's jury, follow bard, Mrs. J. G, Matthews dnd Mra. |ing the testimony of three physicians | pE2eF42275233 “Every Woman” Knows of Pond’s Toilet Preparations i D. R. Burkhart. « |who performed an @htopsy on the Well known and reliable Creams and % att ved One of the smartest House Dresses. you've ever seen is the “Polly , '100 S eS ta ese igh So Powders. They’re priced this way: Bed Sheeting Anna,” and it’s one of the most surprising values that you can imagine. hanghaied aie Miter €OifoL tite A: atte —Pond’s Cold Creams, 25¢ and 50¢. 75ca Yard I by | The materials are splendid plaid ginghams, with collar, cuffs and rage on Board Vessel das. aaah sootiioniccen rowan} —Pond’s Vanishing Creams, 2$¢ and Good Heavy Quality nt belt of pink or blue chambray. There are light and mediam plaids, |[}/ chinar n wore under arrest Tune {altho the hemorrhage alone would| 50¢. Make your sheets at fil ft —— Ye pene buttons, and finished with a white pique [[|‘t¥, nccused of shanghaling moro "sve Dec Tilt), they aie ae Cosmas, tube, 25¢. wei home—you'll find it very fi vestee. Sizes 36 to 44, la fahinh hasrkeutine te the bas iad —Pond’s Antiseptic’ Creams. A ick work—and saving jij fight The cavuartino ean pur iet | Seattle Woman . : ’ ane srepokl titi Alask 50¢. ~ . ards Alaska —Pond’s Tooth Paste, 35¢. Sheeting, tye aa —Pond’s Extract, 25¢, 50¢ and $1.00, Wideunbleaciint od —Pond’s Face Powders, 50¢. ‘ -make excellent wearing —Pond’s Rouge, 50¢. | sheets. _ UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE. “FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD) in Captured Town Dr. Havel F. Kingsley, a Seattle oman physician, who went to Alba nia with a party of Red Cross nurses, may be @ prisoner of the Turks to day, her relatives here believe, fol lowing capture of the town of Tirana s by the Mohammedans. Other Seattle Prince of Wales women may be with her. :, Inquiry at Red Cross headquarters ‘in New Zealand lby F. W. Fickle, 5021 12th ave, N. Ey AUCKLAND, New Zealand, April| failed to throw any light on the} 271—The Prince of Wales arrived at| whereabouts of Dr. Kingsley and oth: thin New Zealand port Saturday. Heler nurses supposed to have been ia wae xiven & tremendous reception, Tirana when the town fall | Dissatisfied with conditions afte | arriving on board, the men attempte to disembark, but the Chinamen ar alleged to have compelled them to FREE PATTERNS WEDNESDAY From 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. Ladies’ Home Journal and McCall Patterns for’ Undermuslins, Women’s and Children’s Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Smocks. Not More Than Five to a Customer. remain at guns’ points. Police rew. cued the men, ings