The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1920, Page 16

| SHE’S QUEEN OF DIPLOMATS D | Ma © to Washington with her two sisters to join her husband, who is head of the Chinese Educational Commission to America. © She and her husband were married in China only a few months ago, but she was educated at the University of Wash- ington. Her English diction is perfect, and she dresses in the | ® latest Broadway fashion. : at Px the Condemnation proceed by the city of t quirement of for the dev project are sch in the courts of What counties, FOR WAR HERO Croix de Guerre Winner Is in Jail OLYMPIA.—A. 8. Burro’ intendent of King county Printed to public schoo: tive code commission sidh With a sentence of from one to 15 years at Monroe staring him In the 24, winner of hea while Adam Beeler, his attorney, is trying to get his pardon signed by Louls M. Hart. Anderson, together with Roger Hill man, robbed the Eagle cafe on May! 20. They say they were intoxicated at the time. Tuesday afternoon An derson pleaded guilty. His attorney \asked for a suspended sentence be [cause of the youth’s past record both ———~ | 28 8 civilian and a soldier. | Prosecutor Jack Frater | Deputy called the court's attention to the Gov Matinces 2:30. Nights 7 ana © Now Playing ponerse Paenireee Lambert suggested by Heeler was impossible. Beeler continual his plea and asked in order that an appeal for executive clemency be made sented. BY 4 nered” ting by Russian women ts kov tor 4 one comminsdr ask another nion. statutes and declared such action as/@f* exch czar money and then buying salt) He was taken to the with czar rubles and’exchanging the | and later removed to th HERBERT ou afraid of thing is better than this bell! they id me. that the Jews, with their treet of Pskov al instinct of barga ng But the tilegul market flourishes 1 now be buying czar mo: han alleged ¢ muniat republic, | Seren eat cetnnaeeen tentare | COMMINGRE SEE 20 old habit rd » | GET CZAR MONEY Mrs. Eu Chow Yen, of China, is a paragon of diplomacy.) Russian people still buy, sell and} it te also sign Rion and amusing | Bre i , ) barter | on my second da ov, @ ) Her father was a delegate from North China to the Paris ned shrewdest and strongest and| Commissar (Bolsbeviat official) visited Re lace conference, and her father-in-law a delegate froM) most cunning get sufficient and the|me at my hotel and offered ax = South China. Mrs. Yen's home is in Pekin, but she’s en route old, the weak and the tgnerant| al favor” to exchange my starve and die 1 1 went marketing with the women | ub! The wife of the superintendent of | sovtet Max factory acted as my, is woman's problem ts to pro THE REVOLUTION" The market square was ors and townsp nine for I recognized some of them as be — “rance, is back | “you are sabotaging the rev *| taking approximat AMUSEMENTS i ater: $3 5 We cnnast eqcomolah bts ais jail after plea: guilty to robbery. /in « day,” was the reply of his com.| tary «ub the state The second comminsar took salt from us as well as money in ex. | me change for his goods, The Russian peasant farmers do SALT USED AS MONEY * Tradesmen of Pskov have “cor.) C.K ait, and now the townspeople | E that sentence be deferred until July | *#!t for farm prodace The market The court con belonged to th | 1 bought 1 STORES BOARDED UP, GRASS IN THE STRERTS a a Sicha THRE SEATTLE STAR “LIVING IN HELL,” IS CRY OF RUSSIANS Red Rule Victims Declare They Would Welcome Any Kind of Change ‘This is the third news cable from) a half of salt Held in July BY HENKY Woop One fish cost a pound of salt an & pound of cheese cost four pound of halt Six small carrots cost a It, while two pounds of artered for two The # There is DUCKWORTH | (n by NOE * prison p or selling, yet 6,000 peo |thronged the market place POUND OF TOBACCO FOR $2,500 Lo f bourht “the makings of Siberian te AD (De many tans a Polish tn A me no invader, yet any TO DAKDAN More British wa Dardanelios An interne be held # Uring and pre some small souvenirs and taken to the back door of the| nes to tall. An employe told me that the| Will work out plar h things she y in her ¢ » the market | rec ange thing, if t tion -was really ally, all trade in Russia of Pakov, or 46,000 people, arded up. jeorgeyevaska ja, 6 a thriv now are It Grass grows the mult ment ora He Graduates 8th Even . tm an te. Bolsheviki x’ employ oe Lose ad Lieutenant Cha rcementa nent te ment wag advined today by the high comm ‘We must live.” He waa appoln from the regular ith Russia district in the 8 Firecracker Causes or xty-thir Frightened by an exploding fire : avis, 11 * truck driven b 14th ave. N. EB. and S6th at. day, and received in for }ternal inpuries that may prove fatal. | W jumped in of Sigma Chi fraternity CHEHALIS one and on Railroad ning soviet money PARIS have bon | father, Robert Davis, 1 tails that are closed te ity bourgeois! TOKYO—One hundred age for a pound cholera found in Southern Japan nean | If Anderson @ecapes the reforma tory a local pharmacist has offered him a position. ASK FARE RAISE -ON RAINIER LINE | Want Charge to Correspond | to City Plan Ladies’ Mati- » Me 7:15, 9:83 es the d by the The request f tes ie bi the m ip ents for single derstood. new passenger | company a higher schedule on the fact that| sare to charge 10 cash fares, it Is un-| MOORE oonyiiy™ emeurT “KISS ME.” With Dorothen Sadiier, Isabelle Winlock od of oned tariff will supersede ¥ adopted schedu n became effect of fares e June 6, rais fares from six to seven ce schedule w ca nt cash fare, with no inte. | for a THIS WEEK Mats. Today and Saturday FANCHON & MARCO REVUE With All-Star Cast of Musical Comedy Favorites and Thirty of the Most Beantifi iris in the World Nights—i0e to $2 mutation token: ts of 15 for $1, ax at extra charge of two be made for transfers The present rate is seven cents one cent extra being ed for transfer to the n os Auto Plunges Off of Renton Brid present, bu cents will distance north of Renton Tuesd }) Tt to was wrecked were g school duated from last week Losing a Hat Is Nothing in Her Fair Existence As the lady-with-th: If your gums bleed you have Pyorrhea. This dis ease should be taken cary of at once, to insure good health. bundant hair steppe out of White ? building at Fourth av and For the next 30 days, we turned up Union st. a naughty will give a liberal discount on all Dental work. All work guaranteed 15 years. United Painless Dentists 608 Third Ave. zephyr swirled Yo! the corner and whisked off her hat She walked along, unmindful The bonnet fell into the arms of a nile passer-by. He made a fair catch, tucked the millinery under his arm, and started in pur suit He caught up with the owner of the itinerant headgear as she paused to look into a tailor shop window rdon me, madam,” he said, t here is your hat.” h hands went to her head “Wh-why,”. she gasped, with one of those what-on-earth-next expressions, “I didn't even know it was gone!" THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Ba A Smashing Sale of | Women’s Sample S-K-I-R-T- At Just About WHOLESALE PRICES $1.95 to $19.75 They’re road samples, well made, all in mid-season Printed Georgettes, Crepes de Chine, and banded models. I styles, and the materials are the best of their respec- | tive qualities. n_ Silks and_ Baronette-—Also d } Satin-striped and Satin- These are in white or beautiful summery colors, and there are Fan-ta-si they’re both plain and plaited, Then there are White Gabardine Wash Skirts in a number of good modes, also dress and sports models in plain color poplins, checks, plaids, serges, and silk-mixed poplins. Colors are Navy, Gray, Brown and various combinations. This is a wonderful opportunity to get a handsome skirt at a handsome saving. nee in hin studies The latest allied hips will be sent ‘onal financial confer: at Firusnels All entente countries will send am non Julyfo replace t Sece ng of the Extraordinary Comm ry is spending th the suppreasan ot the, 6,000 Men in Defeat Joy senting three me nter Revolution and from com WASHINGTON, 23.—Ant | Mrs. Mewfra Jo yn, at muntet headquarters Bolshevik forces of Ge 5 1 ly : “What are you doing here?" 1 Russia, have ant Jostyn won two gc ALLIES DIDN'T | END PROBLEMS Another Conference to Be The French foreign office issued a statement declaring that French mil- | i _ Bi eS __ | vide food for a family of five, Her |" extensive mill husband draws the insufficient |‘ Amounts of German inde bq workers ration and h wages are | be allotted the various allied Courts to Decide SEEK PARDON ase elon & rears | Mrene Mi cniy seers ihe beatae on Skagit Lands for 600 rubles a pound The meeting at Spa will probabl ngs brought “SANDTAGING be heid June in West Point Class |} 4 at | i en He in raduate of not want soviet money, but they do * on & blue pokoet ame eg want sait for se in preserving Injury to Youth 3" ee ak | mes! Wasbin where he was a member 4 Turks when latter canes of attacked Mersina, on the Mediterra ‘TheBonMarce ESTABLISHED 1490 Thrift Specials for Thursday EVERY ITEM LISTED HERE REDUCED 206 Aprons Reduced to $1.45 Good-looking Chambray Gingham Aprons—well made in coverall, full belted style, with side-front fastening reduced for Apron Day to $1.45. SECOND FLOOR—THE ON MARCHE Drawnwork Scrim Reduced to 19c Yard Drawnwork Scrim, 34 inches wide in white, cream and ecru—fine for summer home curtains—reduced to 19c a yard VYOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE Wool Sweaters Reduced to Sweaters, Tuxedo and coat style SECOND FLOOR pover Sweaters, with or without collars. in most all colors what you'll need for summer home wear. THE 36-inch Black Satin Reduced to $1.95 A dandy good bargain in Black Dress Satin for Thursday—a yard wide, suit- able for all dress purposes—dependable and lustrous—reduced to $1.95. FABRIC FLOOR (THIRD) Collars Reduced to 79c Pretty Collars, tailored or fancy suitable for suit, dress or sweater. gette lace trimmed, or tailored messaline or silk poplin. UPPER MAIN FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE | $5.25 purling at the waist—also Ripple and all sizes in the lot—just BON MARCHE Summertime Hats at $10.00 A shady hat is a requisite of i adds the daintiness found in the hats at this price its charm is irresist- summertime—and ‘when it ible. navy and white. These hats are trimmed with flowers, with ostrich and with rib- pon. MILLINERY SECTION—THIRD FLOOR Of Georgette, of taffeta, of fine weaves in straw—all with wide floppy brims, and in white er An Initial Engraved Free Have a little personal touch on your toilet articles—any letter in the alphabet in Old English up to 114- h size, engraved free with any 0 Mirror, $5.50 DuBarry Tray, f Box or Hair Receiver. UPPER MAIN FLOOR + A Permanent Wave By Expert Nestle - Operators " Our Hairdressing Department is now equipped to give the most careful permanent _— with the work done by lice Nestle operators on the newest waving machines. We invite questions concern- ing this process which gives yo Puf wavy hair that will become more % beautiful when dampened. HAIRDRESSING SECTIDN—SECOND FLOOR A Lowering of Prices on" Summer Footwear Women’s Oxfords $8.95 You can get Women’s Oxfords at a reduced price Thursday. Patent leather or tan calf with leather Louis heels— welt soles and high arches—very grrce- ful lines and a comfortable fitting last. Sizes 214 to 9 in the lot. Girls’ Oxfords $8.00 Pr. Growing Girls’ summer footwear— Brown Calf Oxfords with medium weight soles and very neat fitting last. Ideal for present wear, and very dur- able. All sizes from 214 to 7—$8.00 a pair. UPPER MAIN FLOOR THE BON MARCHE —| — MEN'S SHOP. “TheBonMarché | Summer Wearables for Men— Straw Hats Sennet Braids at $3.50. Toyo Panamas at $3.50. South American Panamas at $5.75. Swimming Suits Cotton Suits at $1.50 and $2.00. * Wool or Wool-mixed Suits at $5.00 to $9.00. Cool Underwear Lawrence Balbriggan Undergarments at $1.00. Athletic Nainsook Union Suits at 85c. “Munsing” Cotton Union Suits at $2.50. All Styles and Si LOWER MAID Boys’ Outing Shoes © Outing footwear and Tennis Shoes, in all styles—either high or low, white or black—and at such little pricings. —Boys’ Leather-trimmed Shoes, 244 to 6, $3.00. —Boys’ Leather-trimmed Shoes, 11 to 2, $2.50. —All-white Shoes, 214 to 6, at $1.50. —yYouths’ All-white Shoes, 814 to 2, at 90¢. Boys’ Red Sole Oxfords, 244 to 514, at $1.25. LOWER MAIN FLOOR--THE BON MARCHE S FLOOR ' : : a