The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1921, Page 2

Demand for Indemnity Must Be Obeyed MUNICH, Feb. &-—The Bavarian _ Premier bas left for Bertin te notify the German government that Ba ‘Varia has rejected the allied repara- tens demands ee 8 BIRMINGHAM, Eng, Fed, 5.— ‘Germany must pay the war in @emnity, She must disarm. ‘These were the declarations of Premier Lioyd George in a speech here today, “I advise Germany to socept the BM ($55,000,000,000 in war repara and not allow hervelf to be mis passion and repeat the folly he said. IN TAXES LIGHTER FRENCH, BRITISH my has not yet taxed her to the level of Great Britain and Tt i intolerable that the _ ttons) Jed by 191 who escaped damage. should a lighter burden of taxation ‘the victims.” George, pointing out that > Teparations had been framed to with German financial condi ‘tons, sald that while she cannot pay Mf she tx not prosperous, if she is “she can pay—and must pay.” He added that if the Germans “once get their mind off the war and On pence, they will scon be prosper. again.” ous ‘The premier asserted that while ‘Germany had made great progress toward disarmament she must carry @at fully the provisions of the peace treaty Im this connection. iD TREATY ‘TENS WAR Premier .aswerted virorously it Germany must respect the peace ly agreemenis. first condition of peace is that treaty must be respected,” he “A challenged treaty means that the war ts held in sus res \Huge German Airship Flew to New York? WASHINGTON, Fed. 6. many, during the war, designed an airship capable of fying around the world and claima to have passed New York with it, Brigadier Gen- eral Willlam Mitehell, assistant chief of the arm? wervice, told the house naval affaira committee yes terday. “The ship, In my extimation, was perfectly capable of performing thi« feat,” sald Mitchell, “It carried 20 tons of explosives and was designed to fly at an altitude of 30,000 feet, |thus protecting it from an airplane attack « “Ite «engines were electrically heated, the orew would wear eleo trieally heated garments and be supplied with oxygen, We are now Geniguing airships for Mying at that enormour altitude.” PLANE CARRIES MEX, MURDERER CALEXIQO, Cal, Feb, Seeing @n airplane, autherities today trans ferred Jowe Ruta Mextean, who i ehareed with complicity in the munter of Liguts Connelly and Waterhouse from La Pag Lower California, to Tijuana, Lower Cal fornia. A change of venue necessitated Ruiz’ transfer, A report was current here that another suspect has been captured in San Diego Puerta The mur der of the American aviators in August, 1919, caused a sensation They became lost while soaring above Mexico and were forced to land. Two weeks later their mu Uilated bodies were discovered, about 200 miles south of the Ddeorder. A warship with representatives of the army intelligence air ser vice was d@ispatehed at that time ‘The aviators had been stationed The aviaors had been stationed at Rockwell fiek, San Diego. Ger NAME “BIG TIM” | THUG CLIMBS TO MYSTERY M GIRL'S WINDOW Appears on Ladder; Tries to Lure Her Away The prowlor who tures with @ aftkr. @ voice at bedroom windows while standing on the top rung of a ladder startled Mise Annie Nutio, 17-yearold maid in the houge of Dr, Harry Bu wene Allen, physician, 1517 Willard ave, Friday night ‘The Allens were preparing to go to the theatre at 7:45 p. m. when the burglarewain boldly pald his call Mise Nutio had fininhed the dinner dishes and was pitting In her reom on the second floor when @ smooth, pleasant voice at the window gtartied her, “Wont you come out and take a walk with me?’ it ald, Miss Nutlo throw her hands tn the alr without looking at her prowler sulter and pan from the reom erying: The Allens rushed t the maid to find out what had alarmed her, They regarded her story doubtfully at first, but when a ladder was found propped against the house at the window, they reatland that the burs lar Romeo had really been there. Flowever, he had disappeared after driving his Juliet into tears. He could nat be found in the neighbor hood. The ladder had teen used by the Allon youngsters to elimb into a tree-house in the yard. State Architects Hold Meeting Here Washington chapter, American Institute of Architects, was holt ing its annual meeting at the New | Washington hotel Saturday. About } 125 architects from all parte of the state were attending. HL H Kendall, of Honston, presidént of the American Inatitute, and R. D. | Kebn, of New York, trustes, ar rived here Friday for the meeting. \Final Booze Dumping ’Hearing on Tuesday | Final hearing on gamault charges Will be eiven John J. O'Rrien, former IS BAFFLING Hospital OAKLAND, Cal, Keb. 6-H, K.,' the mystery man held for ten days at the Oakland emergency hospital suf foring from ampewia, was believed to be in San Francisoo today, entirely oured But bia identity ts ee groch eB mye tery to most folks am it ever was Ile secured hia discharge from the hompital late yeaterday by signing a forma) request. “John yan, Spokane, Wash.” was the name he signed and as soon as he was outside the hospital he an nounced that wasn’t hin name, “Ht. K." in aaid to have revealed hin true identity to Mise Loulne Meyer, University of California peyehologiat, but if he did, the world la none the wiver for Mine Meyer will nothing. PUT OFF ACTION ON MORE POLICE With twe coundimen epenlty op posed to Mayor Caldwell's request for 40 additional policemen, making it trapoanibie to paas the measure as emergency lexisiation, the counct! finange committee decided Friday to pestpone consideration of the matter for one week Plans for a target range for pistol practice by police were approved. A recommendation will be made to the councl that a basement room near police headquarters be rented and equipped at @ cost of appreztmate!y $2,800, $10,000 VOTED AS RELIEF FUND Wmmediatély upon the pasenge by the city council Friday afternoon way | 9 SEATTLE STAR AN INTERNATIONAL LIQUOR RING? Is Released From Oakland! Belleved Uncovered by Ar- |B rest of Canadian ‘The eperations of an international whisky «mugsling ring wore believed Svturday to have been frustrated by the arrest Friday afternoon on 6 speeding charge of Charlee Wetson, a Canadian salesman, 26. Ten quarta of Canadian whiny were seised by Motorcyele Patrotmen CG V. Harvey and ©. K. Holwchu- | maker when they caught Watson at | Third rons |dieating he wan tmplieated in & lwhisky emogeting ring operating be- | tween Vancouver, Seattle, Portland and other points, | He had a tiquer price Met tm one) ket, Numerous telegrama from Portinnd ahowed the business rush | | tng tn that elty, according te the of oor, A lat of beNeved bootteggers found th Watson's yemnion wit bein guarded carefully by police Aaturda: while they investigated, NO FREE MILK "FOR ALL KIDS Beattio’s school board ts opposed pile far all children, | a mooting Friday it protested ne bill now awaiting pawenge we of repremntativer to be w, which requires school boards of districts of the first class | |to supply all children under 14 years old with half a pint of milk free at) the dally lunch. } ‘The board declared it would have | tio objection if free milk waa to be! Glstributed only to needy children, | KB GShorrock, president of the board, declared hie “utter oppoai- tien,” remarking “if we are to pro vide the children with free milk Ir-| renpective of thelr ability to pay, why not go farther and feed them altogether, and clothe them alot = | It was, pointed out that $800 had been spent this school year for free chief machinists mate on the coast/of an ordinance appropriating $1¢. | milk and that nearly $3,500 worth of | guard cutter Arcata, before United | States Commissioner Bowman Tuce day. With A. H. Johansen, O'Brien tx destroy a mixure af whinky anual reunion Friday Bianc’s cafe. John K. Wither- spoon waa toantmaater, CONSTANCE TALMADGE takes an example from Eve in— “Mamma’s. Affair” COLISEUM CONCERT ORCHESTRA 34 Artists under Arthur Kay, playing the “Mignon” Overture “TOONERVILLE’S FIRE BRIGADE” —vyou should ser Aunt Eppie Hogs in pictures! CHESTER SCENIC “Then Company Came” }00¢ to be spent by Mayor Cauldwell in relieving the city’s needy, the mayor announced he would com mixeton the Becta) Welfare keague 323 Second ave. S. and the Volun teers of America, First ave. furnish meals to thase in want and be recommended for federal recogn! tion, it ls announced by Maj. Herbert BL. Odell, Inspecting officer. on the Wurlitzer “Wedting March” ...... saceccenss+ Mendelmohn “Rema of Picardy*..Wood Orpheus,” Overture ... wecceessanmens Offenbach “Dear 014 Home,” a new &. | musician, wil) sing at the 2:15 social milk had beem gold to scheol children | at cot, Little Maxine Harrtson, of Clay Harrison, well-known. hour at the ¥. MC. A, Sunday aft | fh abanlutrty tree, charge of the Children’s Department ie Competont teacher who has studied under the beat masters in Europe. ISTH AND KB. MADISON Phone Mast 444 Take 19th Ave. or Mnct Medisen Car. SATURDAY, FERRUARY 5, 1921. 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