The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 10, 1920, Page 3

NOVEMBER 10, 1920, BY RALPH I, TURNER TOLEDO, Nov. 10. re MEXICO CITY, Nov. 10.—President | petieved to have bee Do La Huerta a omptly today ft survivor of Custer'’s band of Ind! » prevent a general strike in th ederal district, voted last night amid cries of “Viva Russia fighters, on a stiburban road near here was voted by| Fleck, a ship ca ©} had made many years When Custer's tered to pursue The general strike t important | y with Ver od the government Vera Crux dock ta announ: | take over t granting the ste sonped with I perating the bu ur me eparated from Custer reatest common divisor? w walk ov Frank ¥ n America’t war killed by an automobile nter by trade troops were mus | woe. ad } 1't the difference of opinion ESEstashasuasuasuatuatasseaseseessessuisuisutsutsutsuesstassatastigtait If you don’t like to stand through the first number, get your tickets today so you can be seated quickly and avoid waiting in line at MEANY HALL SAT., NOV. 13, AT 8:20 First Popular Concert Seattle Symphony Orchestra JOHN SPARGUR, Conductor Assisted by MRS. 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And then came the fire in the Motel Imperta! and Madame was left with but very ttle of this world's goods then that the American consul and hia people were so gracious and good to her, Yvonne continued to teach, and tn time recuperated from her financial But she had begun to hate It was . the weather, ft was awful,” hivered. “And the typhoons, nger could I stand it They implored me to stay, but I would Py | not And #0 she decided to come to America, eee TY not return to France? Madame shrugged her shoul ders and mmiled. ‘The glamour, the attraction of America waa sufficient Did not monaleur understand? The Kator Maru waa a very good ship, yea, but— Madame's eyes narrowed as she reached the next part of her narra tive, Benson Kats! How she hated his name. But then, he was so grand, no fine, with his big car and his servants. Kats, said Madame, told her that he was the manager of the Russian bank, Yamashita Cho, in Yokohama. He, too, put up at the Grande hotel, which, said Madame Yvonne, ts the finest in the whole land. “He learned that I was coming to Amertea,” Madame had her hand kerehief near, “and—and he told me that my Japanese yen would not be good in the United States, but that Russian rubles were worth nearly face value, And to think that I, in necent and unsuspecting, believed him.” For 1,200 yen, worth at the pres ent rate of exchange about $600, YOURS FOR HEALTH * 4 / CA Don't Be “Low” It’s only a cold distressing your system __ that makes you feel disagreeable and low spirited Cure the cold and cure the cough. A Quick Remedy MacKenzie’s Cold and Grippe Tablets 50c May be taken when most conventent—do not stimulate per- aspiration. MacKenzie’s = Tab lets also relieve ach ing muscles and rheumatic pains. Laxative Bromo Qut- nine Hill's Cascara Quinine Pape's Cold Compound 25: ‘ough Syrups Goodwin's Form. Piso's Cough Syrup ....24¢ Foley's Honey and Tar...23¢ King’s New Dis. ++. 9¢ Chamberlain's c up Her Good Yen For Rubles! Madame received, Russian rubles, sho nays, 60,000 A ruble is worth ©} about 1 cent, so Madame lont #0 thing like $100 by the transaction. But whe thought whe had lost much mare, for someone had informed her that it took 4,000 rubles to make a dollar Which would reduce Madame's capital to about $12 eee ponition in one of our " the consul said. “Ah, yeu.” affirmed Madame, “1 | thought I might go to California to | spend the winter months, How long does journey by train to San Frane * nhe wanted to know. About four days? It was unbeliev able! Why, one could travel across the whole of France in that time. And about baggage. Did one pay extra for that? “One hundred fifty pounds in Above that one pays,” Madam And I have six | trunks, and one, two, three—oh, so many «mall cases! What shal} I do, Monateur?™ eee “T THINK,” the consul anid, “that Madame would better return to France. “I have communicated with the conmul at Yokohama, and there ts nothing more that I can do about it Yen, 1 think Madame would better re turn.” And #0 ft ts betng arranged. Sa ys Building of Homes Must Be Speeded Up CHICAGO, Nov. 10,—Estimating that there will be five families for every four homes in 1925 unless building is speeded up tn all parts of the United States, Wharton Clay, housing expert, today declared that congress” must pass legislation to encourage building. Clay, who was to appear before the United States senate committer om reconstruction and production. which opened a twoday inquiry here today into the housing situa- tion in the Middle West, extimated that several millions of families are now doubled up and that it will be necemary to build 2,000,000 homes in the next five years to keep the housing shortage from going beyond tts present level. The committee today planned to question leading bankers, businew men, railroad presidents and howe ing experts in its effort to find u« remedy. '111,923 Votes Were Cast in King County The total number of votes cast in shows that Harding carried King county by 34,540 votes. Seattia, with & registration of 119,754, cast 90,344 votes, showing that 75 per cent of the qualified voters went to the polls, It is mid that the official count will not be completed before the end of the week. FUNERAL SERVICES for Samuel D. Hauseman, 71, who died Tuesday at his home, 2124 1B. Madison st., will be held 4 p. m. Wednesday at the Bonney- Watson parlors. METROPOLITAN PUBLIC SEAT SALE NOW OPEN ¥. Ray and Morris Geet Preseet THE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTION CHU CHIN CHOW A MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA OF THE ORIENT Complete Company of 300 Never before m™ the history of the world has there been such « gorgeous and wonderful produc thea. Prices: Wights, $1, $1.50, 92, 92.50, 63, and Main Fleer $3.50. 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