The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1920, Page 11

FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1920, THE SEATTLE STAR | { POLISH GENERAL PLACING FIELD BA BATTERY Ry _| LEGLESS MAN, POLES RAZE | “URWES “TNE “Bill” Gannaway Invents | Controls KANSAS CITY, July 16,—1n W there's & whole sermon or ‘ay in perhaps the only leg ey driver in Amertea In @ wreck near Kansas City in vaway, & rth his lege ¢ e Did he « many similarly Bolshevik Advance Is Re- ported to Be Continuing Successfully | LONDON, July 16.—Polls rakeman Gannaway! He just For Wrecked and de Bobruisk, » Bolshovik the city, day. The di see Ry +, Be) | advance was Pa ea + marl lw it te ad . fi of the meat so that he A message can opera Poles were 1 a fH af it by pushing with his left “stu Trouble was feared when ' preedilip . All the er Begin evacuating the city « % iron band with his @s the Lithuanians will im | with his left. The new controls are! @ccupy the place. | | bd own inventions | | He t# said to bo one of the mont An official Warsaw dispatch. de ered the P t : v “eg hits lish brigadier general placing a field battery. This photo was taken by James Hare,| coretut and expert driv ‘Fas a res « ri t photoyrapher, who is covering the Polish-Bolshevik war for The Star and the Many who tive out 1 | ature, . r s of the Ne wepaper Enterprise Association. jannaway to “After desperate’ fighting the en —_ * has a cheery outlook and ts @my reached < i ms happy in his new work. He has fow. We. 2 Telephone. Ruse Tha Bes tiy sega -|Says ‘One Wife Is” never had an accident. “Speedin wiindras Aids in Robbery cs His Brother’s| ion" s7"" Ss: “ust sets you) << s LOS ANGELES, July 18% LONDON, July 16.—Lieut. Wilfred perenne! | Say Bolsheviki to i t Pores es Jail sxalea ureter Gare cake Cee eat Flying Hearse | Accept Truce Plan ‘\" vas Gercee aia 3 ve got but one wits,” eays be. “My| to Be Launched Soon LONDON, A dispateh | cay a chee pedekmana’ Sa eha Gity Sal waca | DEDeNe Fried under my NTIC N from Spa to today aid It| on simi pay Be 1 soon after, ‘Now Was reported an soviet gov m are mine eclare th @enment had accepted the Britiat Proposal for peace with I 1 avernge in t had sug < 1 insist they ‘The only country in Lan —e. oe comr held ay Br and “Alice in| exported suger in 1919 4 pa n London. ng dog-eared.| Slovakia. ‘The Times said it was rel formed thar Ge Bolshevik | draw from People® there neral Wrang Petteceaccesecsccseaeeanr 5) Co) C5) CC) C= fo) Co =) C=) dC) Ls HE LOSES YOU GAIN | | SMILE A San Francisco wholesaler had the hard luck. Drop in business all over the Coast eS img them over t soldiers.” Slashes Skin From Self to | Graft on a Wie eo oyofofafoia| ' caused a lot of order cancellations, and many of his customers even sent back orders after they were delivered. He was in despair, and offered me a wonderful stock of fine fabrics and let me practically name my own price. You have the good luck if you take ad- vantage of the smashing sale that this lucky purchase enables me to put on. It’s one of the very best woolen stocks I have ever been able to buy, and I want my old customers to come in and look these excellent fabrics over before they are all snapped up, I can afford to smile, even if I fail to EE oo make any profit on this deal. My shop is * now in fine working order and I cannot take a chance on laying my tailors off. The orders that I receive now will carry the shop over until the fall season gets started. So we are all happy—all except the San Fran- cisco man who had to sacrifice this fine line of woolens. SUITS AND OVERCOATS MADE TO ORDER BY EXPERT TAILORS a0 COMPARE MY $35 SUITS WITH THE $60 TO $90'CHARGED BY THE HIGH PRICED BOYS AND SEE WHAT YOU SAVE ~— BLUE SERGES INCLUDED | DEPENDABLE TAILORING At this very low price of $35 you can get good | You get the same careful tailoring blue serge, excellent worsteds and cashmeres, | jn suits at the sale price as if you paid and some splendid mixtures. These are the kind hina Saciilan” pricaaakh wade ukia Gee of fabrics that give long wear and are appre¢i- Pa teint Picea Bub en sale ated by the man who does not care to buy a new high quality are ordinarily sold. You suit every season. can bank on that. MPERIAL TAILORING CO. Dr. and Mrs. Orlando P. Scott CHICAGO.—(By Jando P. Scott cut of skin from his it on his wife's fo places, and flest have a stranger grafting was dec amputation Must Save Bion & Only Room for One, MEMPHIS, J married and w ~the same hotel, Th said he ivi ereded; Bessie Allen informed hi » B iaathgha m iy Say Minnie Be , Had “Taking vob nl awaiting trial Meals i in Jail Go | From 15 to 35 Cents serOkANe. Rae ie Talk about Sidelek LOUIS SIDELSKY, Prop. Sidelsk MEO crete dacs fo the future idelsky Coraer ot idelsky Gey edt cant scent. Suits Satisfy 801 THIRD AVE. Columbia Suits Satisfy NEW YORK, July 16.—Patroiman | | Hoffman had his choice today of pur suing fleeing crap she or sav cing Richard Washington, colored, “wa an traning nh art vr | Joloro Color o.oo ooo ooo ooo ool oooooorololororo, forororoyoyo brought the mun to abore | * on? assoc soca a Par a ofofooSjojopofofojoyojoyeyojopoojojojo SEED ERESEER TEI —Always Two blocks south of Madison street. Don’t be 801 —Always mistaken in the store. To make sure, look for ‘Boolrlstars qjofotoletelaiotalototalole. qfafofafolojojojolojojofsfofolofojofofojojojofojofofojojalojo ofofoja ooorororofoololoro aw i Second at University WAGE 11 | 4 Brown-White’s A genuine cleanup of all summer novelties—style footwear at a saving of $3 to $7 per pair now possible. Main Floor BASEMENT Boys’ Tennis Shoes » Black or White Sizes 2 to 6 95¢c Women’s Opera Pumps Patent or Black Kid Hand-turned Soles All Sizes, 214 to 8 $2.80 OWN-W ROE the Round Trip, Jazz LUNCHES SERVED 3) 1220-22 SECOND AVE. HOOD CANAL, Sunday, July 18 Steamer Whatcom Leaves.Colman Dock 9:00 a. m. Arrives tuck 9:30 p. m. Entire trip through al made in daylight. A delightful way to spend the warm summer Sun- exes; interesting and changing scenery every moment. 2,00—Children 5 to 12, Half Fare music will be furnished all the w ray by Brooke's hangdoodle é entertainer GET YOUR TIC KETS" EARLY Puget Sound Navigation Co. oS $8.33 to $14 SPECIALS Sizes 1 to 4%, Values to $15.00 $1.85 Women’s Oxfords | Sizes 24% to 4 Values to $14.00 $2.40 STATEROOMS Colman Dock Main 3993 $12.00 Values \ 7. 40 MEN’S OXFORDS All priced to clean up quickly— Boyden’s, Ralston, Forbush, ‘ dovan, Cordo Calf, Willow Calf in many desirable styles. Women’s White Reignskin ° Sizes 2144 to 44% $1.80 Women’s Novelty Boots \