The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1920, Page 2

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TACOM Ae MELZA- MAIN FLOOS ‘250 Peace Resolution Is Again Debated |“. _ WASHINGTON, § April ~The senate foreign relations committee sul to Seat! oP the floor for debate. treaty of Versuilles was being co May 12 by a number of senators tn | hoth parties. Both the peace resol | tion and the effort to get the treaty | haven't onevah to £0 broke on. THEATRE a . MADISON anno EV Y'S DRAMATIC STOCK Co. PHONE ELLIOTT 5434 FOR RESERVATIONS LAST TIME IS:' FRIDAY NIGHT MATINEE TODAY “The Little Git God Forgot” Starring EFFIE JOHNSON And the LEVY’S DRAMATIC STOCK COMPANY in the MELODRAMA OF A THOUSAND AND ONE THRILLS MAT. TODAY.....18¢ TO 27¢ STARTING WITH A MATINEE SATURDAY “The Sign of the Four” The most mystify- ing, thrilling melo- drama ever presented on the American lage GET.YOUR SEATS NOW SEASON RUSURVATIONS WITHOUT ANY EX CHARGES, ACLEPTED BY PHosh STRA ‘back to the senate are political 1 man ‘euvers, in the opinion of many sena JOSE M. MACEDO, Peruvian con has been appointed by teday met in another effort to report | the combined Chambers of Commerce Opt the peace resotution and get it of Peru to represent them at the seventh annual foreign trade conven «Meanwhile, a new move to revive tion which convenes in San Francis Some men go broke, and others THE SEATTLE STAR BAY STATE MEN |14 DELEGATES _ ARE UNPLEDGED FOR POINDEXTER 29 Delegates W Will Have This ‘Gets Unanimous _Indorse-| | Status at Chicago ment at Bellingham BOSTON, April 2%.—Massachusetts, BELLINGHAM, April 28.— Wash. republicans will ysend 29 unpledged ners 14 delegates to the ropa onal convention were delegates to the Chicago convention, | “i MM omg oo pte your according to returns today from ybe following the unanimous indorse terday’s primary. Major General ment of the favorite son's candidacy Leonard Wood will regetve the mup at the state convention here yester ny. pert of etx dintrtct Gel ee. sonore The delegation was tnstrneted to ing to complete unofficial returnm. | wove une every me co ie nie Senator Lodge leads the fleld with | 70 % Uae every ntial nomb 15,000 votes for delegateatdarge, Guiaciser beantee 5 The other three members of the) “rhe expe “big four” pledged candidates were \ elected by substantial majoritjes, The unpledged delegates will vote for) 0 Ol Governor Coolidge on the first bal propésal was introduc iets 1 w.M n.|, Guy & Kelly, 1 EeGovernor Samuel W Call.| dorsed for the position of national pledged to vote for Herbert Hoover, | OOo itimeman was defeated by more than 10,000 noser-get~e WOOD LEADING AUN | Unothotal Returns Indicate BORA CHOSEN Johnson Is Second IN IDAHO MEET ==: in w choice « April 28.—Ma Wood took the presidentiat | j wey’ ‘Will Head G. 0 P. Delega- | tion to Chicago va tad 1 returns from 1,803 elec jtricts out of 2,005 reported. V was leading by 740 votes on the t tdahe The vou was COEUR D'ALENE, April }98.—Ninety five per cent fates to the Idaho repul meeting here today are fav the Horah program, which me that Senator W only will head the delegation to tp Chicago convention, but will be sur jrounded by unpledged fwho will work with him. jthe result of an informal caucus 5, hold last evening will support Governor Edwards, waa No movement among the support. | lected without opponition. It com Fes of General Wood ¢ the Prised Mayor Hague of Jersey City the conver was |@"d Mayor Frederick Donnelly of Trenton, Governor Edwards and James R. Nugent, “> BISBEE HEARING Wood, 44.290; Johnaon, 47.450 The race will remain in doubt un th all election distrfots are beard . from. An official recount may be it Needed to decide the remult The lead see-sawed between John | son and Wood as the vate was} delegat ten] count ed from the time the first re Such i» |tUFns were reported ‘The democratic “big four" which liam E. Borah r lupper hand tr in evidenc to ) Bum PF ft Rotne this morn ing was ni mporary chairman of the co an. Th com ttees lwere appointed early and will re |port at 2 o'clock this afte SEVENTH DAY ~ ADVENTISTS | IS NEARING END) bave urchased the Unitarian chu yaton ave. and Olive at TOMBSTONE, Ariz, April 2 |tor approximately $20, 30,000, |Pians for bringing to trial the pt of the Bisbee deportation ms on the first Monday in June, were! canmencement of arguments in| the case “ot Harry F. Wootton | Biter: « which has been on @rial for three] months Attorneys and Judge Pattee tenta- tively agreed upon June 7, as the date for opening the next case, at a conference in the judge’s chambers seit Ker | yesterday County Prosecutor French retter:| ated his statement of intentian to bring the so-called “blanket” case to trial on that date. The blanket case tnctudes approx! mately 209 defendants who will be PE tried collectively. A Job For Your Idle Money 3 ir: Idle Money, Like Idle Folk, is Very Apt to Habe Bad Luck. If you have only a Dollar a week to spare put it to work where it will enjoy absolute Safety and at the same time bring Home substantial divi- dends at regular intervals. WE EMPLOY YOUR SAVINGS by investing them in City, State and Government Bonds and in First Mortgages on Improved Property, always under Strict State * Supervision. Resources Now Over Four Million Dollars Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association Where Pike Street Crosses 3rd The Largeet Mutual Savings & Loan Association ‘Slickers & @@> | Slackers | iy danco—the Intter MISS BRIGHT oor. Pine Phone, Main 6273 primary today with unof-| , thon dis |) of those reports i ee ATicha 1 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1920. THREE INJURED IN AUTO WRECK Messenger “Boy's Skull Is Fractured Alvin Wurley, 11, messenger boy, 2924 1. Ward ot. in in the Provi dence hospital Wednesday with a fractured skull, while two others! were injured when an automobile crashed inte a telephone pole at 2ird ave, N ‘Tuenday afternoon, after striking the measenger boy, who was riding a bi eyele, Thome tnjured, bestden young Fur ley, were: Jamen Sterrat, 16, 946 17th ave, fractured seul, and Wil liam Haynen, 19, son of W. J, Hay nen, Seattle lumberman, bruised and eut bedy. Maynen wan driving the automobile at the time of the acel dent, while Sidney Tworoger, 16, 1107 20th ave. N., son of Philip Two: roger, lawyer; Jaa, errat and Car! roll Furness, 910 riding in the aute According to the riding Nis bicycle in a careless man ner, eating a ban When Hay. pen saw (that an aceident was un-/ avoldable, he attempted to swerve the qutomobile to the side, The bi-| cycle Was atruck by one of the fend ers, and young Hurley was thrown in front of the automobile. The ma | chine passed over his body, It ts} believed the differential case struck | hinghead. | Haynen then tost controt of the! nd drove it over the curb, strik a telephone pole Sterrat wa to the ground by the impact ynen was badly cut by flying glo All three injured boys were taken to Providence hospital, TONIGHT $190—Grade of Queen Anne high schog gather for annual re- union 8100-—Y. WC. A. auditorium—Work- | ors College Dramatic club re- erformance of Tolstoy ® pion ber of Commerce ansem- | m——Hig open meeting for of Know Is club. Temple—Central Labor ‘council holds weekly meeting. | THURSDAY eon Masonic club—Senator Miles Poindexter will be honor guest ft Young Men's Ke b. j s $00 in « tor tat e o be held in ‘acoma in June BIRTHS a4 Carney, R La 7157 1 n. Murray, © Kelly, 2 Smith. J boy neral poopie, | ¥,, #17 2374 N. girl pC. £810 18th B, boy abe Ls Dena way, girl 619 26th ave, der at, boy. | Hack 4 8 We girl t nderhi i MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence = Duke. Joseph C., Seattle Legal Steele, Dorothy M., Seattle ....Legal Portland Heattle .... New Weratm: wei? this ave. / * Beattic Arthur N.. Seattle . Legal *, Beatle Binith, Catherine, Seattle Forrest, George F., Seattle . Kabler, Kate A. Everett ..: Rutterworth, Ca k, Maric Rough, Charles A. Nisqually Bienkisop, Lydia Saxby, Jack W Wright, Bulah P Seattle .. Seattle | DIVORCES GRANTED | Lew, Clara from & Neipert. Anna from aco. A. from Evelyn B. orge from Lucile W. Ginaler, ¢ jAmonsen, 510 James st. | WANT “DAD” TO _ KNOW SCHOOLS liad Welfare to Be Fam- ily Affair Introducing father to class rooms schools is the new, gigantic | f the Seattle Parent-Teacher | association, No longer is going alone to make the persc it upon "teacher and schoo! to Johnny or Mary ts getting along Henceforth, it is to be a family visit, j with @ither a co-visitor with mother to the city schools, At least, this is the result antict pated if the city-wide campaign of the Parent-Teather association, now | being pushed in every district of the city, is realized, To further this new project, repre: | sentatives from every circle of the! Parent-Teacher association from ev-| ery city school convened in the con ference rooms of the Times building | Monday evening. A plan to unite with the “Know Our Schools” club for this campaign was discussed. For all interested parents of schoo! | children in the city, and every one is urged to be present, is sit R re] & general open meeting for Wednes- day evening, April 28, in the Assem- bly hall of the Chamber of Com merce, at 8 o’clack, ” | State Smith late today ard Wood elected two dele: | and Hoyer ave. late 22 }ing’s managers y | Weod by leas than 4,000 vote | reigned just HARDING SEEMS OHIO'S CHOICE 'Gov. Cox Gets Democratic Delegates Easily COLUMBUS, Obio, April 24.—Ig ures in the hands of Secretary of showed Gen eral Leor gates in each of the 12th, 16th and nd districts in youterday’s preat Te is belleved to ce to eleet two dential primary, have a fighting cha more, one in the 15th and William | 1, Boyd, Wood candidate for dele gateatlarge. eee COLUMNUS, 0, April 2%.—Forty. two out of Ohio's delegates to the re: publican national convention were claimed by Senator Warren G. Hard The claims te but unoffi 7 precincts aut were based on urns fr h, Leonar rns from 2,85 the presidential pr tial y showed Harding leading with third and eincts Hifim Johnson rubning fourth. The vote Mar £. 68.08%: Wood, Jobnuon, 8,078; Hoover, 6.76% 64,612 n in* vote He got his dustrial and Johnson's surprised t Votes largely railroad centers Hoover led him by « wide margin | = county, whieh includes Hoover was given 4,495 2 for Jobuson in HMarmilton ewe innatd eatin Gai $s in Seek Butte Boy East Announced) WASHINGTON conwus bureay tod following 1920 populatic Youngstown, O,, 132,354 wince 1910. or 67.4 per cont Springfie Mans 129,338 In ereane, 40 or 45.4.per cent, Niagara Falls, Y 0,760. ereane, 20,315, or 66.7 per cent Kalamazoo, Mich., 4 458, Increase 8.421, or 22.9 per cent April 28,--The anced the results Ay ann ADE UP MIND ON THE SPOT DALLAS, Texas, April 2%.—“I eet.” Henry Campbell, night ncavenger, panted angrily. 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