The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1920, Page 2

, WEDNEEDAY, AVOUST 11, 1998, ee y WeRE’'s moRE agouT| (Now Ain’t That a Woman for Yuh ) y Grove] Wedding Waits POLAND WAR for Word From Church Record STARTS ON PAGE ONE BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11--The from the Polish front as rapidly as beautiful Milo Abercrombie, {dol of Poland demobilizes ite army and ful fan Francisco society, today com fille the other torma, tinued to wait for word from White Fixing of the armistice fine as the Cloud, Mich, which would permit the ite actual front when fighting ends, her to become the bride of Lieutenant Poles to withdraw 80 miles to Knute Swenson, U. 8. N. @ neutral sone. s Miss Abercrombie, who took backe her maiden name, after divorcing Lieutenant Wilhelm Von Brincken, : former German officer, still in conti« opinion an to dent that the wedding will be per M mitted. | The matter now hinges on the Cree! 1t wae learned euthoritattvety that LicydGeorge wan awaiting the sovi- | ability of the Parish priest at White The Russian communication tndj- Cloud to find the records of the cated that the final frogtiers to be / | baptiom of Alice Roedel, first wife granted FP 4 by Russia would be f of Lieutenant Von Brincken, better from 's viewpoint, than | ‘The wedding, originally scheduled 4 j for Sunday, was postponed until | Monday, then all day yesterday the | bride-to-be waited and today she em» | pected the final word to be said, | If the question of the baptism of Von Brincken’s first wife can be | Cleared, Mina Abercrombie’s church is expected to sanction the wedding, Miss Abercrombie declared she would not marry without consent of the church, LANDLORDS NOT = ALL PROFITEERS \This One Raises Rent One Dollar a Year: as any home can afford a Victrola ViI— : py Be inde ponte vary a a al Rpm P singers ers. feteet 5 = oong yor as music, famous bands and orchestras— it popular music for all moods, places or occasions. —the Victrola VI be taken out on the porch or lawn, to camp, on in the Ps ne tte you pan geatad Its low price puts it wi the reach of every home. —if want to fill summer with delight, fill out the coupon mail it at once. We will send you the Victrola on trial Eas Good J maee| oraranoe wort | GTOWth of Paganism 22) mormcsn tee OM Hawaiian Islands |: Alarms Americans "= STOCKTON, Cal, Aug. 11.— |] Stockton. ja entertaining royalty today—hundreds of them. HONOLULU, T. HL, Aug. 11—Jence in the territory. Recently tt | kind, actually Urging that the alarming spread of adopted the following resolution: themselves? paganixm in the Hawaiian islands ci ‘The occasion is the Wedding of ae George,” of Chicago, head i] of the gypsies in the United || States, to Princess Juantt, a be- Joweled beauty, of Los Angeles. The celebration began &t sun- rise today at Smith Lake, near here. The wedding ceremony ts .|the beginning of its second century | shore understood to be scheduled for 3 -|0f mission work, that for the plan-|¢r shop. HERE’S MORE ABOUT MRS, PONZI ARTS ON PAGE ONE : % Hand Gets Fortune es es @# * 8 # os 8 4 t He Sticks to His Plow|s: » a E i i scold him, knew trimental to the welfare of Hawaiia, pie esr bapa ghey TROON and is © hinderunss to the Chrietiaat | “Once turned down @ sation and the Americanization j & salary of $100 & week.” she oni’. the alien people in the Hawaiian “I was pumied ané asked him why. islands; and we urge the members He replied that @ peanut stand you of the board financially interested yoursalt = better than the in the plantations to present smiaried position tn the world’ view to the board of directors. fyi i i z | / i Hl i i tis ty hy fhe Wi Ht i 4 t § i e i] Ht 1 j i] sity} il; st it af ifs i t i £ rig in Goubted ft but he. 490,” enid| guidance berm Mra. “He usually gets what! ¢—Economic preseure te be were trymen, he And proud he does.” | brought to bear on Russia. them to the strike. In reply to the t—~Te help Wrangel. board's resolution the sugar planters’ @—End of trading negotiations ansoctation has decided to refer the ! i : if . g g g CAPITAL DOOMED IBY RED HORDES Warsaw Can’t Hold Out Much Longer BERLIN, Aug. 11—The Russians are 25 milee from Warsaw, accoréing BIRTHS to @ dispateh to the Berlin Lokal An- Prices Appeal to You? 72 i eene seiger today. ler ‘The northern wing of the Polish se. Hak 5 2 tin’ army has virtually Been dissolved, the 5 be: dispatch said. Ite ammunition ts ex- 1. hausted. rtie’s eee . a WARSAW, Aug. 11—Fel of War ; . See tare be poet tne Regular $15 Set of Teeth Special at $10.00 Matern! hospt! y Macuira: Soha 4946 eer Fe prensa Saat taaiestan, X-RAYED FREE These prices are for the very Moller, John P. 163% Boylston ave. | ine righting zone, relayed via Berlin, we alvin C. 6820 Woodland Park | say the Poles were not seriously re gir! sisting the Bolsheviki anywhere. On Safi m, John the southern front their retreat was a eett eer ee eval Wak, dencribed as “hasty.” At many pointa a te the Pelee ave ihdrawel "nak Dge ean tad ap io herve Kirktess, Andrew, 6331 Fourth N. peda Was scouting between the highest grade dentistry that expert dentists can turn out. Compare them with prices asked elsewhere for work of the same character and you will see how much you save, ted Rasrwumnen. Otte, Renttle War ‘Minister Lenina baa re Q i ; Best Materials : Kurt iT je « . . was felts, Rosin to Reattis Sutnoweki ands “shake uy" te the| oy Atel nets - Careful’Personal Attention Naylet, Flora, Seattle . ; Whe cltite followed. ‘op—Gov. . Rol rtp orgy messy ma Iron-clad Guarantee of il i : i iF i Fe i i if | if Ls i . 3 FF iF il oe { it i! a Mi north, Selon Alte th «Legal| There wae no hint of disintegra- tuon behind the Polish lines in the Dickinson. Georwe A., Tacoma ... | Michael, Mabel G., Puyall Matheny, David f.. 6 Morris, May, Redmon Dolgott, Bores, Kent « F. C, Stark, hie employer, gives bim Petahoon’ watter, 707 Mah gist | lines, gathering in Polish stragglers, 26346 WwW. La ad sins remy, Darien Sei Tae wean: Bs lak Vik ave | eta ee eee oe Carvey, Dailard Maternity | An official communique from Mos- ‘The Cuban tobsece erup te placed | ROM BOT 0. asia we we. gtrt. [ioe etl on mane were advance occupied Sokoloff, the statement bee MARRIAGE LICENSES said, had forced the River Marew, 40 ‘There are 50,000 wood-esing plants ally encircling the capital from the FBurene, Tacoma A wirelets message was gent from th jal ffi ‘ bs ™_ e spect suffrage session, reinnni Alsen "citatons Kronstadt and the Red armies tol Mid Satisfaction hcl, tot es er of the Tennessee senate. on & BR Cnt cape z ile wna attack by Finnish troops on Petro.|Le'll vote for suffrage in case |} each morning between the at the radio said, would be to force the| Bottom—Seth M. Walker, No cost or obligation of dental service? Rusalans to retreat from the War! sneaker of the Tennessee || whatever. 2: IP legislature will ratify suf-'| new age A dg yi FREE ATION jetty, Seattle. i: e quickly. \f we are plac’ ‘our dis- Wage aig oe France Recognizes __{frage quickly gdm ps ' hours \- i DEATHS PARIB, Aug. 11—France has of. ween the or rma Ng with you about them leave to go on the first vacation he’s | Deshaw, Leo, The roads over which the Poles fell wood 3, Car At @ value of $65,000,000, the largest | P**!#09. ing rapidly on all sectora. They had record. 9 | Miles from Warsaw, and were gradu- in the United States. Grose, Sseome Moscow calling on the sailors at Middle—A. L. Todd, speak- Morgan, Fred J, Seattle grad. The object of this strategy,|his vote ts needed. hours of 9 and 10:80. What more can you ask in the way wea s ' onder to wave Petro |i ouse. Walker predicts the| We have a fine, brand ‘deten LEAR P8 ; h We will gladly examine your Jordan, Edna, Tacomi Gen. Wrangel Rule He Wants a “Dead sal without charge be- ” ed above, Lora Yiten aif: 20. 922, 17th ave cially recognized Gen. Wranget's re} Man’s Club” Formed sag come as early in Jamison, Toneph C., 38, 1528 W. band, | ime a8 the de facto government of| AKRON, Aug. 11.—William Wirt the morning as possible. ‘ernon, i ¢ Milton, Jr. 15 hours, Mar- REGAL DENTAL Southern Russia, it was announced originator of a plan to form tin's Maternity hospital today at the foreign office. Wrangel Pig 5 : e “dead man's club,” Wirt was fasted, , 21 he 7 ¥ leader | Vernon, Pearl Jt, 3} ours, Martin's |is the enti-bolshevik tm thel guring the war, a0 Gena. Mle name Beckett, James, 6, Orthopedic hos- | Crimes. Aes was on @ bronze tablet and he got| Northwest Corner Third Avenue and Union Street Diagonally Across the Streee from the Posteffice Attendants b lady 7 on Duty at pital. home in time to attend ceremonies | OFFICES | Hoschino, Rito, 34, 309 Maynard ave, si | , Rito, a ha’ chi ff the theas rn i Aven an Granting, tine Le it'Sare, te | Bolshevik ag Tet "Wirt mye there are hundreds | De te BR. Clark, Manager seemaaiasioe ike _ eT Schorgl, William J., 46, King county Another OWN |o¢ others who were listed as legally | 105 THIRD AVENUR Pike Street | | capital, PARIS, Aug. 11—Russians have) dead, but who are alive and well, | PEE nn” te Nine COUN | aacican the town, cf Dine, Polane, | "Wa way to dead, bet ote won't te Servis, Regula, 48, Swedish hospital | the foreign office was advised today.|down,” is the slogan he suggests The Polish troops were said to bde/for the club. ‘The first whalo shark ever cap-|clinging desperately to the ground tured, weighing 30,000 pounds, ts on|they hold along the Rast Prussian “Fashions from Paris say the exhibition at the Smithsonian Inst! | frontier and in a southern direction | ladies will wear no stockings.” tutlen, down past the city of Warep=p. “What will that cost?’—Judge. Right Across Pike Street From the New Fahey- Brockman Store Look for Our Big Electric Sign niet tenn nab ei ne hai women ye