The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1920, Page 14

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LEMBERG'S WAR HERO STARVING Joins Thousands in Bread 1 Eee BS BOLDTS Lines in Once Gay Vienna VIENNA, Deo. 25-—Field Marshal BHohmermoiti, the hero of | is starving to death in Vienna, With a pension of $ This old warrior just Beep body and soul toge fo the free kitchens for one miser able meal a day Gen. Baron Porstner, 84 years old. and Baroness For once fi at the Vienna co are in fix with a p ‘They get a the rest of th foncocted by the Dread, turnips an Nearly 800,00 officials and to exist on $ More than 30,000 fa leas The sidewalks of the main streets ef once gay Vienna are lined with Degears and cripples. The social democratic government x looking r the working They are r tho t Much sickness ar It is the middle elasses that are in dire Frau Adler, wife of a government official, is running kitchen restau rants for the mic and is embers a week manages to or by going ster A wo milies are home classes, feeding 250,000 a day. The writer has been in all the countries that were in the war. The burden of the strugsic and the great er burden of the peace have fallen Austrian capital dimmed when from most on the Its greatness was the peace treaty took away Austria her granaries, her fac and her raw materials in Bohemia, Moravia, Slovakia, Siles! much of what is now Jugo-Slavia. Austria is particularty in need of coal and long-time credits from the United States and England. 1920 CHILDREN PLEASURE-MAD Woman Educator Sighs for Next Generation DENVER, Dec. Mrs. Mary C. Bradford, Colorado's superintendent of public tnfitruction, sighs for the) children of 1950, “What kind of humans wit we have in the next generation?” she| asks. “The young people today have| turned from learning to mad pursuit | of that elusive phantom—pleasure. | “Invention has opened many new) fields of amusement which are turing humanity away from books. Before the day of movies and automobiles and such expensive diversions, boys, and girls turned to books for amuse- ment, and their minds were improved “Now they have deserted thei books. I know many boys and giris who feel that they simply must go to the movies at least three times a week. Movies—some movies—are in- structive, of course, but they do not supplant books as a means of ao} veloping the mind. “How can you blame the children, | tho, when father and mother take them to the movies three times a week, apd otherwise lead them into a fondness for amusement that is} bound is impair their mental devel. opment? | “Two things are necessary: Schoo! education must be made attractive enough to compete with movies and other amusements, and parents must instill in children a desire for knowl- edge and mental training. i “Otherwise the next generation may find knowledge cornered by the industrious few.” | Natives Excited Over Miracle Man CHRISTCHURCH, N. Z., Dee. 25.} —The Maoris are excited at the re markable cures of sickness said to be effected by a new “mimele an” named Wiremu, and hundreds of na tives are making the pilgrimage to his village. Typhus Epidemic Charged to Cats DUBLIN, Ireland, Dee. 26. mysterious epidemic, which eediad to be typhus fever, is engaging the attention of the health authorities. Investigation showed that the infec tion was spread from cats. The mor. tality among cats was greater than| among human beings. With One Match He | Lights 84 Candles! LONDON, Eng., Deo. 25.—Wwith| one small safety match an ex-soldier | Mit 84 candies in a candletighting| competition at a church bazaar in| South Acton. } | Prisoner Marries, Then He Escapes PARIS, France, Dec from the Chereho Midi 1 of Montrouge arried, Fl Tax on on Gaetvildeg Proposed in England LONDON, Eng., Dec. 25.—The chancellor of the exchequer has been asked by members of parila ment if he would consider introduc ing @ tax of one penny on every] article or commodity made and sold Sixth Set of Twins All in One Family LONDON Dee 6 Mrs. Whitworth, ft Purblton, gave birth last week to her pixth set of| twins—boys, She has also had trip | lets. Fighteen of the presidents of the United States were, at some time| during their lives, woldiers in active wervice, ea DALNO That's the way to think of Boldt’s —it’s what ev- erybody says who is a regular pat- ron. Do you know how good we are? “Let’s go to Boldt’s” ‘|BOLDT’S Two Conenicnt Locations 913 Second Ave. 1414 Third Ave. 2500 Hsed Tires In Stock at All Times ALL MAKES $ 4.00 and up and up and up and up and up and up and up and up and up and up and up and up We want your mal order business PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP 1026 PIKE STREET Seattle, Wash. We Specialize toa COLUMBIA RECORDS in Foreign Lanuages Mall Orders Filled Prémptty. Grafonolas — All Models Northwestern Record Supply Co. 208 Marion St. (Hotel Geneva) THE LARGEST AUDIENCE In Seattle Try The Star Business Guide » PHONE MAIN 600 LDYANKE et CANE AND MAPLE 5, ‘a SYRUP ™ HILL SYRUP CO. nrce SEATTLE USA... €SY.189) 18 YOOR HOME WARM? Does it cont ou @ fortune? Operating iN.W. Pipeless Fumace Corp 414 UNION ST, ELLIOTT 4021 Electr ic Appliances Repaired by Electricians ” GRHARTW IG 1331 4th AVE NEAR GOLD arte e000 AUTO SPRINGS 1,000 Springs Carried in Stock Let Us Repair Your Springs Where et Servier 74 BAST * STREET AUTOS FOR HIRE AUTOS FOR HIRE WITHOUT DRIV STORAGE AND KEPALRING The Fashion Garage Elliott 2340, 3205 Second Ave. “AUTO PAINTERS FORD OWNERS For « short time we will give you # seven-coat paint job and refinish your tery and top, all for $% be the beat . 415 Blewett Street AUTO PISTONS ACME PISTONS (MADE IN SEATTLE CYLINDER GRINDING ACME MOTOK & MACHINE CO, 1210 11m Ave. Semtite BUILDING SUPPLIES OGLE BROS. CEMENT, SAND AND GRAVEL, LIME AND PLASTER and other Butrding Materials 2903 Nrookiys Avense Phone North 36 COAL AND WOOD All Good Grades of DOMESTIC AND STEAM , FOREST AND MILL Woop Phone Elliott 2138 AETHA LACE CURTAIN CLEANE! = Stretched einett 222. PURE MILK DAIRY Celebrated Maplewood Milk Butter Cream ao: lee cream MR. MERCHANT The Easy Bookkeeper Will take enre of Hookkeeping, In your Income 'T “4 BOOK 1 CosT $1 reduction if y ad with you mall thin rder Carl P. Fogelstrom Phone Hallard 8267 8001 26th Ave. N. W., Seattle 00 Seattle Wood &Coal Co. Bunkers and Yard, 962 Thomas. neat Sububan re Store” cay & GREENBERG Cor, MH. 45th at Nrooktys, lvernity Dintriet ‘ THE HARD THAT POINTS TOWARD At hin present In able to p ander any obligat WASHINGTON MUTUAL Re Ss |} SAVINGS BANK LIBERAL CREDIT || || TOUPEES at $25 COLD Bua nesaunces, 4 ee rage ent er pm ens ir CAN YOU FIND THE MISSING LETTERS? PRIZES CONDITIONS First Prize ..10-..-$15.00) Ninth Prize ....0e. 1.00 CONTA te Nineteen letters have been purposely emitted . > > All answers must be tn the offic ne Seattle from nineteen advertisements on this paga The Second Prize «~-- 10.00 | Tenth _— sr emawe 1.00 : not tater tas m any 7 ring the lust ry >, r : . innue ¢ 1¢ Business G © r on nineteen letters, when correctly arranged, will spell Third Prize ww... 5.00) Eleventh Prize .... 1.00 oaige dh sadigesovsenggon rages exw iee ne STAR ADVERTISING PAYS. Find the missing Fourth Prize ...... 5.00) Twelfth Prize ..... 1.00 answer will be published in The Star on the first era, mention the words and the names of (he = tth Prize caascee 3.00| Thirteenth Prize -. 1.00 Saturday of each month aE OE ne ie gee Seumiain, PR PHI cose 00 | NINE Ele sig 100... A 30 Ot SN a eane « on of The Seattle Star, Neatnors and originality Seventh Prize ..... 1.00) Fifteenth Prize .... 1.00 The Star Business Guide will be published every as well as correctness will co Eighth Prize ...... 1.00 | Sixteenth Prize .... 1.00 Saturday REMEDIES BRENDELL’S OYEING AND CLEANING MEN’S HATS 1.50 bottles 3 bottles Brendell Drug Ca.wiz”™ one Salts, Ladion’ Garments Carpets aad Oriental Kage palred TWIST THE RUGS VILLINERY THK WONDER MILLINERY Co, 16 Pike Street Forest Wood *."scc Stove Length, $11.50 Pee Cord Four Poot, $11.00 Per Cord PROMPT DELIVERY BEACON 77 Wevren from yo ~ wu7zy RUG CoO. ne Capitol 1203, of Popular Priced Multnery in the City FURNITURE with a desire to with the larg MONUMENTS From Old Carpe’ Send for Itutrated Folder Vhone Beacon 2134 2406 Jackson Street the rear, is doing a WONDE! Ft pean You're the loser not buy at Tinney'a, If You Want to Reach THE LARGEST AUDIENCE In Seatthe Try The Star Business Guide PHONE MAIN 0 For Reservations 4AIR GOODS and get our prices, or for ea! First and Virginia, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS If You Want to Reach THE LARGEST AUDIENCE in Seattle Try The Star Business Guide PHONE MAIN 600 for Reservations Phone Past 579 905 BAST PINE STREET PIANO TUNING PIANO TUNING Recome a OPRACTIC DOCTOR in 18 Months 8400 Course for $273 HAT CLEANERS Repairing a oF L A D 1 E s’ JOHN STROM 420 reepics Beak Hi Eliiett 1533. Phone Pvenings, SHOW CASES—STORE Store Fixtures EDWARD L. GOMOLL QUEEN ANNE 4545 235 FIFTH AVENUR NORTH Corner of Thomas CHURCHILL'S 1695 Bighth Ave., Near Pine. Contractors WE DO REPAIRING 1614 Third Avenue Main S682 T St.Paul Stove Repair & Plumbing Co. ‘Irebacks, nings nd repairs for ail kinds of stoves, If You Want to Reach THE LARGEST AUDIENCE Seat ranges and fur- Cleaned, Fumigat- 8 ed =” Shapes tc-mde ana | | Try Tho Star Business Guide fad colle put ia PHONE MAIN 600 For Reservations 608 PIKE ST. Main 875 fh neEDS leaned Razor Blades Sharpened SECOND-HAND CLOTHING CARVING SETS MANICURE SETS Largest Assortment SPANGENBERG’S 1407 Fourth, Bet, Pike and Union FOR RESERVATIONS ON THIS PAGE —-PHONE MAIN — THOROUGH THE INSTRUCTION CARPET SHOP in SHORTHAND, B esp “THE COMP DOCTOR'S SERVICE—. INCLUDING MEDICNES~—- $220 Dr. Whiteaker’s Dispensary 906 Third Ave., Near perey SUCCESS | BUSINESS SCHOOL Crary Building = ™. Phone Elliott “4A5R 410 Terry Avenue North Cash Prizes —$ % mscourr {5% On all Wall Paper purchaes on presentation of thin adver= tinement at our store. BARRY’S SHERWIN-WILLIAMS STORE 1521 Witth Avenue 15% piscourt (5 % 50 SECOND-HAND GOODS Get the Money STOCKS AND BONDS LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD State Bank of Seattle Main 6740 tnd and Madiecs TRANSFERS FREE STORAGE Serge Days’ Free Btorage Map yrtogetnnin = 1612 TWENTY-FIRST AVENUE THE LARGEST AUDIENCE In Seattle Try The Star Business Guide PHONE MAIN 600 For Reservations WATCHMAKERS WEARING APPAREL THE WINONA SHOP 207 Madison Street the best place in the city to come to save money on your wearing apparel; coats, suits, hats, shoes, for mgn; new and slightly used street frocks, even- ink gowns, coats, suits, skirts, whists, furs, hats, ete WINONA LEWIS, Prop. If You Want to Reach THE LARGEST AUDIENCE In Seattle Try The Star Business Guide PHONE MAIN 600 For Reservations Bell’s School of Dancing We teach all the Intest steps Teo, Ballet, Buck and Wing and Baliroom Dancing Classes Every Bvening for Adulte and Children Greenwood Hall 83rd and Greenwood, Bar Do Not Re Deeetved, He Sure That the Name Queen Ann In on the Inbel. or hounes are imitat 1 on this well ke Union Made Made Only by QUEEN ANN CANDY CO. SEATTLE. NANAIMO WELLINGTON UTAH HI-HEAT ROSLYN WASH STEAM QUEEN LUMP Wholesale and Real) Monks Miller, MAIN 1007 QUEEN ANNE ELLIOTT 709 it the Fotks Back Surprise by Ser ‘Them « Large Puget Sound Salmon for, 20 TO 30 PER CENT C. C. BERG, SINCE 1888 Delivered te any Expr¥is Gthes ti U.S, all charges prepaid $2.00 Packed in ice, pnd re-iced by Press company until destination reached. Safe arrival ANDREW HAMILTON 501 Seaboard Bldg. 4th Phone Main 5874 INDEPENDENT — PAPER STOCK CO. 205 Commercial Bids. Paper Stock Dealers Always on sg Market for WASTE PAE NEW SPAPERS MAGAZINES Office, Elliott 3993 Biliott 174 Warehouse ft, o AUSTIN'S TAMALE SH ce te tt) Gelicioas’ Chile*and ‘Talon, You Will Be Delighted

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