The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1920, Page 2

NoF eedbags; SLAYER HIDING [LABOR GROUP — THE SEA TTLE STAR TONIGHT’S THE HERE’S MORE ABOUT JIT BILL WAS BATUNDAY, NOVEMEER ©, ™ U.S, COMMANDER: ; ] y Art Scorned; | | ‘ : "Te | NEW YORK, Nov, 6—Tho slayer! WASHINGTON, Nov, 6—The next] “snake a leg for the Sulvation|| STARTS ON PAGE ONE !| the sitney initiative ordinance was| WASHINGTON, Nov. 6--Com- Al ! Al k fs Fane pda crctca, Gas Wellies at SO itr rendtabiy ber cates | , : | defeated by a plurality of 16,448, ac-|mander Warren A. ‘Terhune, U Bq |man and globe trotte belt " t 16 pbably 20 ty | . } | i erican | as: ac 1 brotgron ~ gaentaenien tory Bape oe tee ae “ ee ; yor a b panoer ; hee iy what the Powder River! pinove dmmedl tely from the fire }rding to the official ennvass of the|N., governor of Arm Me ne jonmera ¢ RIOR er s be ys oO 6 Diet Division association ” | en crook haunts in New York where! Samuel Gompers, president. of the|nrl. pontie ter are shouting ag and pour in a thin stream over the| city council Friday evening. shot and killed himself there game = | No Grub,-No Show; King, |*#itives may remain in seourity for) American Federation of Labor, said| time drawa nour for the monster ben. | *i//iy beaten whites of two e994) ‘Phe council found that 24,916 votes |ber 3, the navy departmen »- . , MY onth beating al th nih Bu til th appointed } ‘ . iere Strike: a following a partial check up| efit dance to be staged tonight at the | 2°@ng a the while. Beat until the! naa been cast in favor of the or-| nounced today. Terhune, | Queen, Soldiers Strike; The police, whe had held hope of ic rari Aven program ine at g | Wine te cool; then add vanilla flavor-| ginance and 41,264 votes against. The | governor in 1919, left a wite tal Audience Quits * Ryo bag Sie one i e murderer) Gompere maid he believed the elee:| p,m, 1 funds realized will be |'"? ae | defeated ordinance meant the BOM|) 1. was in Hackensack, 3d J ker’s Wife Not lisse oe Gnd “ne tence deen py patee: tion a victory for lahor turned over to the building fund of! oy) yy regulation of jits jn the elty, o*8 Everett Banker’s cules j eee. nO 2 a oe completa checking already] the Salvation Army to erect homes, Old Khyme Ther bably will be a hearing in zt ’ “Alda }@odged three o ‘ comple } © probably will be a hea: C2 a Frightened, Despite Fir- marta bow War bt ihe Lexan |Ganetpighes And rad GowN | rows that 60 constonainen who were | It Seattle for destitute men and poor-| Superstitions the superior court next week on the; SAN FRANCISCO, Now ' ened, Pp thebtie bere thst wight, and today| het leaving in one a te voamns | eonsiderate ov hostile have been de.| ly paid working gtria, Dear Mins Grey: Is it superstt-| eity’s motion to dissolve the reatrain-| board of inquiry to investigate os ing of Shot | the doors were locked. It was some.| the nudg body of Waters, beaten to | fated,” said Gompers, Juleg B. Marnow, president of the |tous to belteve in this old paying?| ing order which is now holding UP| administration of Samoan affairs by / agree thing Uke ¢ death Againet these 60 who were @oefeat Saag Division’ asxsogiat prowsine sell’ ics ne edhe ut | the enforcement of the city’s JItney | Commander Warren A eines) EVERETT, Nov. 6—On a descrip-| Scene—Court of the King of| Tho only clue was 4 suit of under | 4 the working people have elected | the biggest dance ever staged in the | Ms i nOGR in od. j ordinance, who committed suicide November 3 ue Mrs. Leonard |Afemphia, |wear, left behind by the murderer. | from 66 to 60 men whose recérds show | city, With prospects of 6,000 persons |Your fortunes decrease a hundred | wna paygey oeohe routa| Yon furnish Rn ra. = - ing Gethiatncds °T weet tag a bs fair and considerate service asta ¥ . ny va omething be 1 ca ae a a boy to kiss @ girl good night when | !9 American Samoa, a, Goholt, wife of the treasurer of the, . PES piiany ey se fins doing every minute, with an aug narry when the moon is new, & was stated at Twe! i SEE. Teas at Commeres.-bere,|caeene” = ye Shela nana mented orchestra on hand’ ta dis.|Fortunes always increase for you, |%* takes her home? Ho says it 1a. | to Samos, f heatquastenp have tina detectives today were holding Johnny | them on a coat hook.) DEF pense jars music, promises the leader SUBSCRIBER. ¥. J. | Naval district headq ere ho! 0 em ON & Coat hoo ; . “ ~ . tf the Wild West boys, The dance Yes. ft ts enactly the same ta be He ts wrong. Ask your tg brother, | day. Weeks, 19, as a suepect in connes.| Manager (Paniseitols “Hush, the / 5 Sieg Git fix fe tow mathe of a cole] Waving’ thet a9 er en ‘snitcmy wew-li/ con tote don, so eer cous ton] boveast weit age edge wee tion With the daring hoktup and rob-| “SGU” Wil emphia (Con Amore) bration of the veterans’ bonus bill at| Ber, or that wearing a topas sill irl fend to uk her Mo brother filed at Washington against Com~ Dery of the bank during the noon | osiy pont m~ due, No money, no the general ¢lection $end pees iuek, f you were born in| What a man says about auch con-|mander Terhune. They were said to “A0 ‘owe m ber hs music.” (Shies her crown into the} CHICAGO, Nov, 6.—Alleged con A sore of prominent naval, milt- . duet to a girl ts often quite differ-| involve allegations of mistreatment 0 Rape tm the bank at/ wings) : feasions secured by federal investigu:| COLUMIUB, ©, Nov. ¢—-Gov.| tary, government and civic officinia| 4% antl-auperatition soctety would ont from the advice he gwes his| of natives of Samoa and of misrule’ aeeeet wes nd ed} Manager (Andantek “For the love ters implicate many Chicago potice.|James M. Cox, apparently undis-| have promised to be in atten ope] o useful aoe {nm CVETY | sister, of the island. } the time two young bandits enters " ‘ nm in alleged operations o} ayed by the rout of the democratio| Tickets are on sale ut various places | Community. ere are many per- m vo partment firt-was « Te Soces emudged with tamp-|°% Mine De reasonable, We're Gyunt | RiG0 OO eee oreene Tere it cad |forceas at tha palle Tuesday, indicated | of business end can aloo be had at {00ne RO need to WG enlightened oon.| te eupocte hia sleter fo Be wios,| The navy Ae ri / ing-the house now.” 0 jar whisky ring here, tt whe Su aieameek's ws wpd cotning all of these curious bity of | ¥¢ e7pects the other girls to be only understood to have pi to re! black and one of them fired a re! Chorus of soldiers courters and] Teperted today, A stream of patrol | today that Looped yore Yas e * of the Armory when the | otk lore oN OT an nice as they inatat on keeping| move Terhune, but later it was dom) wolver bullet thru the floor close to| statesmen (Staccato: “No pay, no | men and high police officers, saloon | Runize the “— Bo ¥ nn 5 = c gine tonight ’ eee | themselves. Undoubtedly there are| cided to institute an investigation, | “ef warbling, We gotta eat. Do Re! Keepers and others has passed thru head for politic combats ne - en rd li | some real men who know the mean-| and the board of inquiry was ordered Mrs. Soholt's feet. Me! Dead beato! When do we put| the federal grand Jury room during | Mture ‘ein YAKIMA.—Two trucks and 18 pas-| 7 aseurne jing of chivairy, but they do not ask|to the island. . 1 P _ SAYS SHE WASNT on the nose bage! Ah me! | the woek's Investigation of whinky| Jils Srat step along, nie Bie Wo |eengor cars destroyed in Cyr Motor | Standard | to be paid with kisses for acting a#a| It had not yet arrived when Tem pe eTENED Manager “ShD-bht He a hot| irregularities je make tt aes thas party wilt | CRE_C® fire. Lows, 916,000, Dear Mins Grey: In tt proper for girl's escort hune killed himself, Boholt and Bookkeeper H. Thomas, | sport, king, and give us the show." | Ser rREy gE eRe parce gh ons a en i tas : en leense to exist am the result of its the only other occupants of the bank| Audience (Crescendo: “What's the | ppm Bog a fe | - - love wr dofent, , iat the time, were so unnerved after | dey? Give ue the show, Let's go. | | pak of & new party te absurd,” € | Money back, Let's start something.” | ) the bandits had taken $648 and Med) | 000 was MEAL thAy could nol give the investi-|" peice 'tcon Muy Furloso and a! | The governor characterized | the| $250, w . 3 ‘ id election ax a “defeat,” but not : Any sort of description of the| Paprika): “Outside! Take the air! | “yurrender.” spent on this big, ‘ thugs, but Mrs. Soholt, who| Finale: ‘The finale was staged at| | coo we on the WURLITZER she had not deen frightened Yeast, gave a detailed account | appearance. the two left the bank door, them darted up the stairs into | the bank is located. He was afterwards, ang is believed ire removed his overalls and from his face befire bandit ran immediately | turned towards the | at the corner and/| first alley. He was) aE i i I | H He ij i i af ifs “Has there been a bank robbery here?” askea Eniott. “Why, yes," responded McColloch. dogs could get a scent. thru which one of the fled, and in the fuel effort was made to find his in the mud, but scores of . had already trampled the obliterating it. dogs worked for an hour Young Weeks was arrested late} last night and lodged in the city jail investigation on an open charge. * veg working on the case re- | tired to their beds at 4 a. m. today “RUSS TO STRIKE. WORLD COLONIES _ LONDON, Nov. 6.—Rusnia’s next! _ Move in its pian to bolshevize the | world will be to attack Great Brit gin and France thru their colonies, Recording to 2 dispatch from Hel-| #ingfors today, quoting a speech by Premier Lenine. “We must use judicious propa. ganda in North Africn and India,” Lenine was quoted as having #aid.| “We are already working powerfully | fn those directions. We must now do| oar utmost to crush Wrangel. Poland's turn will come later. | “France is our greatest enemy, as) it {* trying to stabilize Europe. In| Italy we can produce a revolution) whenever we like, but we are work-| ing with the Germans, who want to) get control of Italian industry.” | QHE’S WORTH IT, SAYS FLEMING SPOKANE, Nov. 6—Altho she! had pleaded guilty in court to steal | ‘upper floors of the building in| Night Riders Feared | re in terror now, Complete unofficial Al) precincts of King |aswured Judge Bveret the promoter’s office today when the audience lined up to cash in on tte ticket stubs. élection to the superior bench Auditor Norman leording to County Wardait Judge by Peanut Growers |s Jur MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 6— > The peanut growers in this section on the superior Gov, Kilby has received reports | that “night riders” have warned farmers “not to get any peanuts out LONDON, Nev Of the ground until the price goes to! seriously considering $85 a ton.” The warnings were post | to women. ed in the Wine Graag district. ter will be diseussed. ition ———— If you like splendid character acting this picture will keep you guessing! ‘ SHOWING NOW— A Hmith defeated Judge John contest Cambridge Con Degrees for Women ‘Two reports on the mat | returns from = —— wuts tay Steal $262,000 in . Chicago Robbery CHICAGO, Nov. 6 Pollee are to dng seeking to locate four bandits who Friday took $262,000 In Liberty bends belonging to the Hyde Park | State bank, after seriously wounding Thomas Grace, 65, messenger of the bank, whe had the bonds In his possession, and shooting M. BR. Cot trell, a clothing store offictal, whe sought to aselet Grace. The crime curred within a block of the Mya Park police station while scores of persons looked on. tor bench ninth ders’ Cambrider giving degrees ue ED A Dramatic Conflict Between. Man's LIONEL BARRYMORE “THE M MIND” ones—the story of how a master mind uses a beautiful woman in his relentless revenge plot! A climax with this wonderful star’s personality reaching right off the screen to grip and thrill you! U. of W. Quartet in Songs “A Homespun Hero”—Christie A First National photodrama from the powerful stage play, based on the mysterious power of strong wills over weaker ASTER MALOTTE on the WURLITZER rch of the rien” .... “Suwanee Rive “Air de Ballet’ in @ “In Sweet September “Sweet Mamma” Toreador +++ Binet Improvisation *haminade Concert—1:30 Sunday smashing super- special story, now mind and your eyes a treat! here, to give your Come and see how a woman is literally hurled out of the skies into a man’s arms—a novelty— gorgeous and exotic screen “Dance of the Demon...Halst “Humoresque” ........Dvorak “Anitra’s Dance” .....-. .Grieg “Dear Old Girt “Italian Mediey” _... CONCERT— 12:30 SUNDAY massive production of another gripping story by GOUVERNEUR MORRIS Who wrote"The Penalty” Showing the wrecking of an airplane erat ir bi om io Naina Pay Sy bearing a bride and groom through a terrific electric storm... .