The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1920, Page 15

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Souven lanciia® and Open ey. SCORD BNCHANGB 709 Pike St él PRARLS AND IVORY Goobs | FOR ose 00 La Tosca peart 08 Indestruct Oceano pearls Watts” for ¢ eévance o6vesa| PACIFIC Fi i 14.50 150 eed i RE 00 manicuring sets 10.00 manicuring wets .. 3, 616 Third Ave YOUR MONEY WILL strercit) Uke rubber, aa following will in- dicate: le brown fox boas, from $35 FEMALE HELP WANTED SIN WI ANCE IN_ YOUR) Se As. YO 1 RhEAD. THE | vU SARGAIN gy Neck Aces, nade of A 87 Madison ther of pearl. beautiful | ison cable ies of white, cream and pIDK: | SRATSKIN MOCCABINS FROM fmches in length and tage struct: | 33.00 pair; dark blended mink, er specia’ price $3.00; aquirrel, fox, ermine and all 18 inch length, kinds of furs retailed at whe leant} pri The Alaska Fur ¢ Jadison st, beginning of M: cable ELECTRIC bination range, table and 6 in and Cigarette | c Necklace flowered $35. Our ‘arved White Bone | in various de in length and ‘Our special price, | ad autits regular value Hand ch pretty watues for Little money at the ‘ ST Madison St. ¢ Madison Cable FROM 250,000 15,000 ower at spectal on. Kuthberts, 360,000 Marshalls Everbearing. Quality guarant or money back A. ROTHE tide. Seattle 10. } EDTA YOUNG WOMAN FOR keeper for widower with two | oo tidren, modern home. Fetyicntare in your an- P*Maning. Seattle, Gen. vOM coats, sults and gowns. | im, third floor Cheasty Bids. pring st PAD Main CORD, » . $13.60; . 5 16-ineh. Prompt deliv Beacon any time. | FOR SALe — FLAC MINORCA | cockerels, one talking parrot. three hair switehes, considerable «ray, me Invalid chair. North 1981 MPING MACHINES. gi | Outpulls, outaperd | oh re others. Duerest plant, ne a ‘om t A! and repaira, 620 Union HISFIELD T fi rar Watch, throw it sway. i A WEEK mn CUM CE CEARERS FOR TENT. ; careers TOMOBILES 3 4830, REPAIRS; THA & Koy fitting, saw, filing. NOVEL: TY SHOP, 1} Seventh. it BETTER | TMAS TREES | FOR SALE NT ead Jack. ; Fancy varieties. / Main cer Na aN ae 210 st con for ae spasats oor se will Main tak So rRISTHae ThE A AND urchase of Yakima Hurry! rie. P teonard \tormoer « se "LINTON'S, 16 ugh Examiner). 1129 Equitable FOR Woon an COAL cat . Washington, D. een Anne 5133. Db SHOES, RIZE TF PHONE | Eliott 1410-R jumfor Capitol 1 Fig 5 a = TTA [Fai FO FER ly work; good pay; Johanson, 404 Mutu AM WEISFIBLD © CANT fl ae eee waseh, throw it away. SVIATR #2 KD. 1608 tat. WANS TED—F CRNITURE ‘watch and jewelry repair for money. Stafford & Schwara reade. HALL, 104 MUTUAL, household Vie | HE BELOTOWN Main 3517. YWe want and office furniture, pianos, trolas—e erring ot valu FURNITURE CO Main 1603. —o , RECOVER- ration at local hb like ight work of! 20) Star. MAN. GOOD oan. er: qualified t ndle ters s helpe dress Plat ©, 1014 atherette couch $ nessee cedar cheat $16 electric lam: |$8 electric tron, guaranteed. 9xi2 Axminater rug | Bed, apring and mattress Good kitchen cupbe Majestic range, water front “AGED from — erres 6 st WORK to. su (207, | = Six other good ranges, “> from ro fy $9 oll heater ‘ Witt take any wor! 10ST AND FOUND [AM WEISPIELD CANT RE- our watch. throw it away que i HOWAR 301-302 Crary Bid. Fitth aan Union. 7 PE ‘Or WELSH SHETLAND PONY. $100. Harry Overland, 6272% E ‘Sid- ney DANDY LITTLE HORSE AND wacon for sale, $66. Just the thing for truck farm. Phone a con 3079. Goats Kw FURNISHED HOUSES —4-ROOM HOUSE, FUR- od. Take pay 2, parent 611 ih. Edward bite. HOUSES FOR RENT AT YOU ARE HO and ambitious to secure a ‘of your own, and Tf will nell abitable . acre of ground, for ‘ act and gs per month, inc ing in Fa itrs tf VE CITY CRIPICING bungalow new and y well furni«’ i. Price sh $600; balance easy mm) 1019 W. Trenton at Burien car, get off Trenton block from car. IN WEST 8R- leas than rent. Better MONTIN $3.50 Renton. route 00 DOWN ——o A brand new Oakland 5-pastenger only costa, $1,625, And ity the newest model $4-C. Why not play safe and buy a new car with a story guarantee? Only $700, and térma of 12 months. Price guar- anteed until May, 1921. j can be had fo ash, per month 716 Third Ave. FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND FLATS if AUSTIN-MOSELEY | 12th and Bi. Pike. Hast 614. HOUSERKEF TRdOM STEAM eo HEATED, ing and sleeping cold water in all ard #, FINE HONG OF Ford: any vintage, any price $545. Liberal terms on brokerage. USHD CAR UM, Pine all po EMPOR- é CT NEY LP] VPURNTSH- > 7 4 c bio ek 14th aad! t a summa wtarter Wash. FORT large for dre Lk 66. i. r Pike, puitabl to 4, East 2 ae Ww FURNISHED | ~ CHEVROLET prices. 1418 shed lke ne 4 UBED 12th, . Pine THE FASHION GARAGE Autos te without drivers. Stor. | repairing. Second eT Ca FOUR me i clase CAR Kirin hitthe Pit rooms at « EMPORIL My Bixth ave. . Mea NTED-—BOARD AND ROOM qo WELK. hOOM, Fid PER 2 f very hth. 3402 36th ave. &. hand nes et. TO LET—OVVICes ree windows, This is one of t EP Ginest locations in Heattle WAN TAD S| ja P. aero i 1020 7 2 1 We have other cars that are rebuilt Jp WheT SEA net 1 Hupmobile, model N. tn Al cond) te nie 1 Slasmobite 6 1919 model; just tie 1 Value | o 7 FOR SALE—REAL F NEW LONPATOW ror SALE—AUTOMOBILES — — | HOME vrgw ; MOTORS CO. AND MOUNTAINS Hellevue Retween Pike and Ping th ¥ LAKE THM HOME OF THLE COLM ‘ raots, wall demonstrator, — 4-pasrenger chen with | rtster vie poard, breakfa passenger demonstrator. dn, corr 4-paasonger laundry 1918 road-| ehumm y Main 483 rth 4169 vAY—M ELL nnydale, suitable ok fruite Burke Bide DOWN, Amer eaboard F PF REO SEDAN Reo sedi new. 1920 cannot be told & for OTTAGK, § Main 2476 HOMES 1 INTER n Mutual pDoRT wenger; new painted; with 6 new tires 1918 S-passenger: has bs very best condition. #26 1919 5~ ve | can top; put in STED, ’ 404 6 RTY THIRD and Went and guaranteed. FECL ONE amall payment down, furnish lumber to build yor . ESTAtikh SOW OFPTAIN- ood bh | the better ne the city. o| Many clients are waiting to buy If your home is priced right, we witl have no trouble in selling for tu, Vhene ua, and ne of our pregentatives will call and tm spect your Gakiand €; rebullt from tail light to radiator, with new paint and 6 new Urea, | Wit Ane Honest | a Rebuilt Automobiles 0 ° - 2 OPEN INGS TILA, 9:00 UNITED MOTORS Ca Phone Bast & LOVE Real Katete Department. NCHANGE—REAL ESTATE cr) THE HOME OF THE DORT Roow COLE—RRO. WASHER Miro GONE |e Why ride wit UNITED, MOTORS CQ 22 Nellevue Retween Pike and Pine, ePAVT MENT fn states, The Pac wene 4100 Areade Bide. wiltott ACKEAGE Nett sound « @ night of vineyard. | Rebutit | Automobi ° THE HOME OF THE DORT and in crowded street care? Y A ReNBWed DORT. in camfort. We have two DORT care that have been put in the very beat mechanical condition give the buyer the best pe services. Our Dort cars are rebuilt repainted, with new tops and 6 good Urea and are guaranteed. and ride OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 1 716 Third Ave. man UNITED MOTORS CO, Phone East & ux Arte Viling THE HOME OF THE ' ganbersi COLE—REO—DORT ALE Lorentaon, owner JOM ANSON Bide MUTUAL b ROAL ater preferred. dition, State newer ~ AUTOMORIL Must be price G31 irc No Star. ' M LANDS IN CANADA'S WHEAT BELT FARMS and 350 acres each. Th TWO GOING Dy Agi PICS Fa Fary light cars. 1G PORE at PHONE KE Queen Anne 418 evenings after 7. SAMUEL THRETHEWEY 7 New York Bidg. REA Western Washin. berry land lands either w for plow; UNITED MOTOR: 1520-22 Bellevue Between Pike and Pine THE HOME OF THE REO farming ex Berience, Write today for further Je Adgrens Land I SPERDWAGON AND TOURING CAR BF: Rls tec ELECTIic MOTUIL DRICTS, BRAGSAWS 7 Bn er ONITY ey FARM POR KENT. we terms, Bart Healy, h POR -ton Speedwagon, with covered Monroe, bays has been overhauled com A plete! %-ton Reo Speedwagon chassis fun 4 months; looks like new, | Sad the price le sare Fight 1920 Reo sedan. This car hae dest run enough to be right, and price is sure right. | oe BUSINESS Nee NITIES R GARAGE pWALS beat Ie NVOI INTRREST ated garages in city; competit workin $600, TON We also have other makes that are guaranteed. K-ton, with expreas body; 1 Al condition. rT but must be 1 references. &@ mechante furniah No. snap buy COMMEK : ple te body; See thir Ford %-ton, bet has 1919 me running co with and tion. exprens in the IAL INVESTMENT Seaboard [dg PICT, 00. with covered rune fine, and looks geod. %-ton, with express electric lights and starter. Ford \-ton, body; ertand aye ‘envien.|t ; servicr 404 Mut ASSIS alary LY HOTELS. 7 Janeen, NAG has been} ‘and will de ‘ANT MAN ommisaion lore have $4500 position’ 519 Pioneer Bidg TED—A t and willing hard worker $500. Johanson, 404 Mutual “ ou Rebuilt Automobiles UNITED MOTORS CO. SNAPPY sell 14-room Anne hill monthly | Anne rit “HELP ood invention. tik. BAD BILLS rT » pt VAUGHAN, BRAVE R hanson, 404 gas or steam. 8. de | Ki t 6026 stave. 5 Main 696% | 95 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20 MOTOK oe etic a WANTED _ ro) 2 OR TRAD tox G-2 5 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE COWF nUY — OWNER rune. 00 cash, Payments, MUST THE HOME m REO. or THE DORT balance COLE Call Qu Ww TO 404 FINANCE A Mutual Life MACHINERY INESS T Mutual cr see Life Briee Ce lst 8. Coe id. ik Montelius Main 919 um pS, owt ov anise GK Diamond J. HP ALL, LIN nus partners obtained, addit ital procured. Iixpert salesn stay with our buyers until you get the mone have bundy ee of buyers BUS Is GOOD FoR Quick ACTION ouch with this offices at once. We can sell your business in 10 daye INVESTMENT COMPANY Ave. and Marion St Burs Hild, SVECIAL 3 Not WE %0 if Star $40 Monthly, #4. Including Interest xtra larg te ond 4 45th and Stone H North UL VinW bi Way After @ 23 WONDER £00-—A nift with & wonderful Sepnd and mountains; in a good qighborhood; handy to car and cement basement and fine lotsa of fruit trees and apace; lot 40x100, A_real On easy terms. Phone Queen Anne 33 20. m SWING WHER ee Brown eall n Vineyard. PERSONAL HAS BEEN SAID “wt a moral crime to have onderful bargnins and know it. When you you will even tal galow f the view on ir is alm: so man. not let pe note our pri in your sleep about it fealskin moccasins, from Russian squirrel, from, 50a blended mink, $2.00 0 silk’ fur, atm Alaaka beginning It w CER & CO. N., Cor, Boston herb SF Whipple 4th PHINNEY 15.00, the remedie ACRES NEAR RK BEACH vcated and MAI ATS cleared to YOu WHO HELPED » hospital who at Wirth and ordinand ¢ Maret swit <ESAG J shower. 421. Pe for the be Second and Pike ill proper Anna Marks, i CULVE ic Quer hie Mr QUEEN ple'# Bank Bide. nuit n Anne t Bid., therapy ¢ Mutual Life 14 Boston st at - SALE OR Phe Lal io MONI rt D honroaat CO, ne, Leary Bids. Main 4010, Al > HSTATE ANS Ww HING TON FARM AC ACTA y CONTACT ON MOD ern feroom house; will take small truck part payment 1812 26th ave only | MONTHLY | LiFe | » NOTICES 414 Seated received at offic Agent, Alas CreeULAR™ ponals kan ? oom attl Wa January Coples of tained uy flee or f ation at thin ot wineering Hulld Alaskan n applic m Alaskan OL Poatotty Or, and if MAY CONCERN certify th has made \“To Whom This te to Bhingle Co, ton to extend shingle mill a Bhilehole ave, lots f to 1, blo Hallard Tide Lands Addition one desiring to protest such ¢ | file such 0 | the Bullding Depart } . 506 County -City Mullding January 9, 1921 Any- prior to Life | = The Seattle Star DIRECTORY Attorney»-at-Law PO BALL —SsTA HLS THT. All cases, Conaylt Moderate foes 216 Burke Hidg., Fre canon All _ Attorney»—Patent P. GORIN—PAT- rey. American and for= ents secured, develo end promoted. | 605- i 1 Ce Hida, Be y MASON, F a K. an 2 fhurke Ru Harbering THAT SATISFIES, BALRBERUNG | 310 Union St ~~ Certified Public Accountants BR TIANS Leary BI DICT ES PURN EI” Ciropracto 210-12 HaYeht Hidg’, 3nd and mnaultation free, Hours, 10. te enings by appointMent El sPokt ons VATE AND GLINIC™ ADJUST. attle, College of Chiros $30 1 People’s Bank Bldg, 1 GRAB: JENNING school. niages Wild, Wl S958 Chiropodint ine. Ji8 Denny fide Collateral Loans EY LOANED ON’ & Jos of Value THE i Dancing Taught « Waatne. Mtevena. 4th & Pike, BU , ATI CLIABLE, Private Jugs | ALASKA JUNK Co. i180 Firat ave & Elliott 2291. Money MONEY TO On diamonds and jewelry, on most satiafactory terma, SOCIETY FORK REMEDIAL LOANS IN SEATTLE Building Near Madison. MONEY TO LOAN 2 LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, watches and mpire JOUN BFROM, piano repal tuning, $3.60. Pictiiott Weaning inion. M1898. WELL DIGGIN ER GUAR- anteed Want $426. [NDOW CLEARING M'CORMICK AICK IS GETTING EARFUL European Statesmen Telling Him “Things” BY MILTON BRONNER LONDON, Eng., Dec Wheth- er Senator Medill MeCormick i# in Kurope on his own initiative or as a | reprewentative of President Blect | Harding, he undoubtedly ts being taken seriously by stateam who giving him “inside infort re is a forecast of the re fare GOOD © PARPNEIG} bel bring back America can come into the league of nations practically on her, own terms. She almost can write her own covenant and have Burope sign on the dotted line. The great sb aasembly meetings w of America Delegates couldn't forget the Unit ed Stat absence which, coupisd with of Germany and Russi meant me than half the white race was outside league, while almost all the moe was inside. America's abs largely explain the assembly's refusal to amend the ovenant and take positive disarma- meat steps France, uncertain that the league gives adequate insurance of safety, secking an alliance with England ind Italy Lioyd G ‘ge is regarded as not un xympathetie, but the British public in not yet ready for positive alliance. Lord Derby, recently resighed Pritish ambassador. to anc iow over the the league bsence in triple alliance | Italy is practically bound to « in because she needw fingneial sistance and raw materials Moat intense supporters of league are the small powers ticularly the Scandinavians ne as par if Orphans Made Happy . o by Engineers’ Club Half a hundred kiddies from the Washington Children’s home were happy Thursday, following a Christmas tree and entertaigment) that were furnis! them by tf En | cineers’ club in the Arctic bullding Wednesday night nta Cla himself, | Chew, the clown, were well as « crowd @f grownups. were presents for everybody and Chew on hand There ?° Engineer Professor Home From Meeting sd one of the seven tr nominating comm Prof, 8. O. Bastwood, dep ut the university, returned to the ay from New York where the annual congention of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers has Jast adjourned, mbers for 1) ihe ing campus Wed! busily working in Fritain for the new} the! big! as head of) tment of electrical engineer: | "Man Overboard?” | Picture shows automane use buoy carried on the side of a) U.S. battleship. The buoy, which carries a bright flare for| 3. | nights, can be immediately released by a button from several parts of the ship. BY PAUL WILSON Man overboard! Not one chance in a hundred of his being lost, if he's 4 sailor on one of the United States battleships, Within 15 minutes, un- lens he insists on keeping out of the| y of all rescuers, he'll be buck on inughed at and jeered by every jlor on board for his awkwardness. | even on the darkest night or in| |denwext fog, his chances of being | saved are large. When the cry “Man| States navy is precious, and every overboard!” goe, up, the lookout in| precaution is taken. Dentists, doc the fighting tower, high above the| tors and nurses are always in attend. ship deck, pullaga lever and several | ance automatic life buoys strike the water.| The man who geta sick Automatic flares light up and con-| navy, aside from seasickness, has) tinue to burn until the buoy is again | only himself to blame Will Women Equal Men as Inventors? Yes, Declares One NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Nearly all| when she conceived the idea of a inventions in the world have been | mouthpiece and receiver in one, dis picked up. Should the captain or any one on the bridge see the cident, he presses an electric butte which releases all the buoys auto matical'y. Every minute of the day and night the life boat crew “stands by,” ready to lower @ boat in the roughest sea t a moment's notice. And the cow-| wain stands guard over his crew) continually. Yor human life in the United | reste h | offshoot in the! CRIME WAVE IS SWEEPING U. $, ” | Violenoe Increases During the Holidays “The Christmas crime wave,” which hag affected practically every large city in the country, is growing 1 ding ed Prous reinforcements in triects, establishment arming of em crooks their trade in New Despite the shopp of « modified curfew and other pr mmtinued to pl York city po! ecautions - reported its the 1d burglaries was “erime gen Murders, were growing, in pays blamed une increane altho ther roll robberies: ployment In Cleveland more than 2,000 ar 1d been made gince the drive yalnst crooks started « ks ago, but there iable diminu- a decrease Police was no a tion in crime CIVILIANS WILL BACK POLICE The American L organizations we operate with the to check the wav The Atlanta police, worst situation in the city’s history, asked for reinforcements and addi- tlonal motor equipment Six murders have occurred im Memphis in the last «ix weeks. The city is also suffering from an epk demic of crimin sults on women. Boston police were preparing for increased criminal activity as Christ- mas approached. Nearly 50 suspects had been rounded up in @ drive against crooks On the Pacifie prec gion and civilian planning to eo police in Bt. Louls “Christmas erime facing the const civilians in co-operating with the police. ranciseo reported a big influx of undesirables from the Bast, with robberies and holdups in- creasing. Sex crimes have been fews er, however, sipce prosecution of the “Howard st. vice gang,” of which the Santa Rosa lynchings were an A vigilance committee in Oakland ‘was organized to protect women. SOME CITIES SAY CRIME DECREASES In Tacoma shotgun squads are pas trolling the streets at night. Police in Los Angeles began enforcement of ~ a dormant curfew law, prehibiting children on the street after 9 p, m, because of numerous criminal at- tacks on women and girls. © Every person on the street after midnight was ed to investiga- tion. All women leaving their homes after dark were advised to obtain @ poli rt Major crimes were decreasing but pet crimes increasing in Portland, Ore. Cities which reported a decrease in crimes as a result of emergency measures or entire absence of “Christmas crime wave” included De troit, St. Paul, Des Moines, Lincola and New Orleans, made or “happened upon” by women, |tributing the weight so perfectly according to Katherine Nichols. that fatigue, which usually accom- Mins Nichola is the inventor of the | panies long use, would be done away combination-telephone. She explains|with, A large telephone company is ber statement by saying that the rea-| said to be considering her invention son for this fact lies in the creative | most seriously, tho it is eee nature of women. that it is a bit too “revol “she says, “inthe mother) “In the near future ra cots mitt of man—hence of all creation. Bo-| see a great sweep of invention in all caune invention goes hand in hand | fields,” she prophesies. “Woman no with practicn! imagination, women longer find a home the only answer are particularly adapted for the/to the question “What shall I do work of discovery in the field of the | with my energies” They have now unknown.” | office and trades and the widest pos Her own genius, she says, is In the! | sible liberties in nearly all branches “psychic domain”—she explains her | of business, side by side with men. success With the telephone as a| “She is still growing and branch- “combination of divine accident and|ing out, and still she finds herself intelligent labor.” unsatisfied, knowing that somewhere Miss Nichols is self-taught. She'in her is the answer to all necessi- engaged as @ telephone operator ties of human existenc 500 NEWS MEN |FARMERS NOW COMING HERE; OWN PLANES State Newspaper Institute | Discard Autos for “Super” to Be Held Jan. 10-15 Means of Travel SIKETON, Mo, Dee, 23.—The “Flying Dutchman" has soared from fiction to fact in the person of the “flying farmer.” He is Leonard MeMullin, 30, whose 2,000 acres of farm land are divided into three tracts some 20 miles apart. Im this part of Southeastern Mis- sourt huge reclamation projects have transformed a vast swamp into one of the richest farm regions in the country. The farmers can afford air- planes. And they have them. "There were at one time six licensed air pi- lots in this town. PLANE GOOD AT ALL TIMES OF YEAR MecMullin was first to take to the air. An automobile, at some seasons of the year, could not reach parts of his farm, in spite of drainage. The airplane reaches all of them at any time, MeMullin visits his lands nearty every day, At each stop he generally picks up a little freight until, when he has made the rounds, he is carry. ing vn basket of eggs, some horrified bens, or a live hog, ‘on the wings of his machine. | ALRPLANE 18 ALWAYS WHEN HE IS The plane is just as reliable as an wutomobil@,” says McMullin, “I have] never had a wreok, and only four or | five forced landings. Trains only go | ut certain hours, but the plane is| ready to go whenever T am “Once, when a couple of neighbor: | ing farmers were badly hurt, it was the airplane that brought the doctor in time to save them from bleeding | to death, 7 | “E don't with the | about the Girl, 21, Is Made "Public Physician LONDON, Eng. Dec. 23.-~Dr. Kitty O'Brien, who is only 21 years old, has been appointed by Middleton Poor Law Guardians to act as dis |pensing doctor. She is believed to be the youngest lady doctor holdihg ‘a public appointmen ‘ More than five hundred news. papermen thruout the state are ex: peeted to attend the ninth annual newspaper institute to be held on the} university campus, January 10 to 15, 1921 Clarence Ellington, editor of the Chehalis Beo-Nugget, is president of the Washington Press association un- der whose auspices the institute is being held _ Le Ne KAWAI TESTS JAPS’ RIGHTS Homestead “Land Issue to Be Threshed Out HONOLULU, T. EL, Dee, 28.—Ha- wall is going to test the right of Ja nese to get homestead lands. | Whether Japanese parents are en- titled to take up hornesteads in the name of their American-born eblidren lis to be threshed out in the courte: This problem ts similar to that of California. Action is being taken by Attorney General Harry Irwin to » cure from the circuit court an order appointing a white guardian for minor Japanese boy, who by birth is itizen of the United States and to whom three homestead lots were al loted, The order would take the land out of the hands of the boy’s alien parents and put the revenues in j trust | READY | ple farm. practical value. “Shoots’’ Store in Crap Game—Loses LUBBOC! Tex,, Dec. 28.—One way to reduce the high cost of living is to win a $15,000 stock of godds and then stage a bargain sale to real ize cash. This is what Joe Reidy, oil worker, did at Prairieville, near here t y took part He started in w ended with town. about $4,000. In t game was a di ffrnishing goods, He his store.” It was valued Joo kept winning, and before that 1 do everything » that is to be done butit has proved its Gobelin Tapestries Hocked by Austria AMSTERDAM, I Austria ia pawning famous olin tape tries, formerly the property of e Emperor Charles, with Dutch capital. in a crap game, | @ dollar bill and ail the ready money In} wt $15, mid ODD GIFT TO RYTHER HOME olumbian Half-Dollars Are Presented What was said by W. A. ("Weary") Wilkins to be the oddest Christmas gift yet received by the Ryther home, was brought into the finishing brick headquarters, 501 Collins block, this~ morning by a pioneer resident of Se attle, a man in his 82nd year. He brought in 25 Columbian half- dollar pieces, the same minted and sold as souvenirs at the World's Fair in Chicago in 1893. The donor requested that his name be with- held, but he lives in the University district, and many citizens in that section know him by his venerable gray beard. Accompanying the coins was & generous check, a check next to the largest yet received by the Ryther Child Home this year, from any single individual. The face value of the Columbian half-dollars is $12.50, but they really represent $25, as a gift, because they sold for $1 each at the Chicago fair, The coins will be sold by the Ryther home, from “Weary” Wilkins’ head- qutarters, and the proceeds added to the fund now being raised to conduct the home in the coming year, and to erect a small isolation hospital ward. ‘The price will be anything, from. the face value, 50 cents, up to as high as the purchasers care to pay, but the purchasers are requested to remember that the proceeds’ go to charity. Any person desiring one of the coins should call at room 501 in the Collins block. TO SHOW Bie GAME IN FILMS Harvard-Princeton Football at Debate Jan. 3 Movies of the last Harvard-Prince- ton football game will be shown at the Washington-Princeton debate at Meany hall Monday, January 3. The subject of the debate is, “Re- solved, That congress should pass @ law prohibiting strikes in essential industries, constitutionality granted.” Lieut. Governor-elect W. J. Coyle will be in charge of the program for the evening. Washington's debaters Jensen, Kenneth Cole Dodd. Princeton will be represented by Charles Denby Jrt R, Miles Wary ner and Alfred M@&Vormack: are: Kal and Hamlet Ex-Kaiser Lives in Style, Like Emperor DOORN, Holland, Dee. ex-kals: living in clusive of his immediate suite there are now more than 40 employes and servants in his home here, All treat him as an emperor, There are more than 20 charwomen under the house keeper, The chef und second cook have four assistants and there are many gurdeners, The ex-kaiser has $42,000 for the building of a hospital at Amerongen given Village 1) disabled exsoldiers of the 1 States army are now ists to get money for American flour. night he owned the store studying in 2,200 iInstitulfona,