The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1921, Page 4

DOWN EAST MAIL ORDERS Double Header Two ly Spring Specials include— Women’s and Girls’ Brown TROPOLITAN COMIMG— For a Limited Engagenend Beginning. Monday, March 14 At 6:13 P. M TWICE DAILY THEREAFTER, 2:15: THE OUTSTANDING EVENT OF SEATTLE’S THEATRICAL YEAR D.W.GRIFFITH’S % LILLIAN GISH AS ANNA MOORE WITH ITS OWN SUPERB ORCHESTRA OF PLAY- ERS SELECTED FROM THE NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO 8\M- PHONY ALL SEATS RESERVED Evenings: 50c, $1, $1.50, $2 Matinees: 25, 50c, $1.00 Plus 10% Tax font of production contracts, “W. Ively never wi TLE GOLD IN HEART OF DENVER Gold claims staked out in the heart of Denver! It sounded | like some fantastic dream when the wire dispatches an-| nounced it recently. Yet here are Peter Noonan and William Wiskersham, the two prospectors, who appeared at the Denver land office with a sackful of rich nuggets and an an- | nowncement that they had found the gold in the heart of the city. They eeked that the ore and the claims be properly \ recorded, presenting the map shown in the picture as the ‘gold belt.” The two crosses in the upper left hand corner are the spots where the prospectors declared they had found gold outcroppings. Since the spectacular appearance of the gold hunters, all Denver has been busy digging in backyards STAR 50 New Heather Jersey Suits CURTAIN MARQUISETTE Specially Priced at 40c a Yard Regularly 60¢ a Yard —26-inch wide marquisette, cream back- ground with rose-colored bird pattern. —Vourth Flew TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS Decided Reductions $1.89 for Set of Siz Regularly Priced $3.80 a Dozen —China tea cups and saucers in two styles of dainty green and blue border designs. Fifth Fleer SOFT YISHED CAMBRIC 29¢ Specially Priced —A special sale of fine, soft-finished cam- bric, 36 inches wide. For those who desire a material with just a little more weight than nainsook for lingerie, this fine cam bric is sure to please. —Very specially priced at this low price of 29¢. —fecond Plow NAINSOOK 35¢ and corner lots. Australia Is Giving Real Assi Her Veterans of War LONDON, March 4—Aartralian soldiers, returning to ctvil life, are| getting 100 per cent becking from the government. They are: Show the way to real jobs Given financial assistance ‘Taught trades or farming. Given a chance to buy bomen, “Austratia hes agcepted the whole respousititity,” saya Senator B.D. Millen, minister of repatriation tn Australia. “My department was created spectaity to deal with the subject.” AUSTRALIA'S SUCCESS TIP TO AMERICA Australia’s success affords eur. gestions for dealing with negiect of war veterans in the United States, of which the American Legion has/ complained. “What have been adopted as defin- ite obligations to your war heroesT” he wan asked, He listed them in this order: One—To restore every man te a position comparable to that which he occupied upon entistment, and to sustain him by money allowance until such @ job is secured, Two—To make provision for és pendents of deceased sokliers er of those who, owing to Injuries, are unable te provide for them. Three—To provide medical treat ment, after discharge, in canes of men with recurring disabilities due to war service. Four—Retraining ef men whete war disabilities prevent thelr follew. ing pre-war occupations Millen explained that while the government was finding fobs, « sus: tenance allowance of approximately |] $10 a week has been given single men, with extra allowances for mar. ried men, and their’ehildren, if any. MEN GET TO WORK, DESPITE ALLOWANCT: “When I left Australia,” Millen said, “only 1 per cent of 280,000 men who had returned home, and who were not physically incapacitated, re. mained on allowance. The average period during which men drew al lowance was three weeks. “As the result of vocational tratn. ing, 30,000 men who would have drifted into the ranks of the unskilled laborers have become skilled work men.” “How did this army of mntrained men live while learning trades?” he was asked. “They were granted $10 a week | while in training,"Millen explained. “They were sont first to a training nchool, and = afterward to trade chook A orbed into industry by a joint nt of the unions and the employers. The ratio was © such man to every six journey en ordinarily employed, ARM AND HOME FEATURES OF PLAN “In settling ‘soldiers on land the commonwealth agreed to help fi nancially We advanced £1,000 (nearly $5,000 | have YOURSELF! Reserve your energy for SAVE the future. A Taxi will take you anywhere in §) jig time and at a rea- | sonable charge, | —Don’t forget your re- ceipt. MAIN 6500 SEATTLE TAXI CO, stance to is eutimated that 12,000 more wil! deaire to get land. The total land) nettiement will probably cost the Commonwealth £50,000,000, “Parliament has approved a plan to erect houses. It enablen any sol- der or his widow to obtain a house, Exceptional Values at $15.00 —Jackets with two or four pockets, narrow all have two pockets and shoestring girdle. —Brown, green and blue heather mixtures, —Sizes 16 to 42. UNUSUAL QUALITIES AT THIS either by purchase or building, up to the amount of £500, without de posit, “Interest ts charred at § per cent, plus 1 per cent sinking fund. The amount of arrears has been lem than 2 per cent. “The program for this year calls for 6,000 hommes, and the appropria- tion in for £5,000,000. We expect to appropriate this sum annually for several years, as there in no time Mimit im which eligible men may apply.” PINK TIGHTS ARE PASSING Short Skirts Take “Kick” From Old Sawdust Feature CHICAGO, March 4—Pink tights that have adorned the graceful fig- ures of girl trapeze performers and bareback riders since Barnum dis sovered “one” waa born every min ute have been ruled off the sawdust ring. EP. Norwood, Chicago represent. ative of one of the big ctreuses, haw confided that “the greatest show on earth” had tabooed the silk habll- ments “Too raw? he was asked “Too tame,” he answered. “Don't you know we're up against it to find something fo shock the circus ticket buying pullic thee days? The time has pam when staid men would come for ‘niles to see a girl In pink Ughts and call ft di version, The dear aistern have stolen our stuff, so we must find something new, as the public har ab- sorbed all the shocks we can give it “Diaphanous costumes have taken tho kick out of the circus etut.” | Norwood refused to divulge what kind of lack of costume will supplant | the tights. “I'm now stndying the laws of the see just how far Sing, DENY RENTS ARE RAISED Complaints that rentals tn the| Sheridan apartmenta, Fifth ave.| und Virginia st. have been raised] 15 to 5 per cent, as Mported ih The Star March 1, declared untrue by G, E. Stimpson, mi ager of the rental department for Henry Broderick, Inc, who manage the building, “When we tho Sheridan on 4 boen ordered v: jor court,” Stimpero od. “We at once hired 20 ex.servics me clean up and assist in refitting building. ‘This work is not finished. Some of tho tenant no place to go, 60 we tay “As what are acquired control of a 17, it by alowed them to to rentals, I do not they were before. but we have fixed our own scale.” | know |Mrs. Fisher Funeral Saturday at 3:30 Funeral services for Mrs. 0, W.| Fisher, wife of the president of the, Fisher Flourin will be held at 3:30 p, m at the Bon ney-Watson Co.'s chapel, Mrs. Fi er died Wednesday morning at the ‘family residence, 1039 Belmont ph — | |there have jtold ma “I had REMARKABLY LOW PRICE 30 Early Spring Hats Very Specially Priced at 93.95 —AMNl satin and satin and straw combinations, med with fruits, flowers and georgette sash effects. —Navy, black, rust, Harding blue, and brown. Grand Vizier at 801s A Special Value —800 yards of nainsook, 36 inches wide A material especially desirable for women’s and children’s und ergarments. —A very special value at 35¢c a yard, —Four smart Tuxedo models, showing the latest in box-pleated, cluster and inverted pleated backs. belts and trimmed with buttons and stitching. The skirts —Second Floor Unusual Values Children’s Lace Boots —Scuffer style foot form lasts in smoke and black elk. Sizes 5 to 8 $3.50. Sizes 814 to 11 priced $3.75, . Children’s Mary Janes —Mary Janes on foot form lasts, turn solés trim- and spring heels. 11 priced $3.25. WOMAN DOES Sizes 514 to 8 priced $3.00, priced |} Sizes 2 to 5 priced $2.50. Sizes 81 to HUMAN BONFIF Fighting for Turkey| JOB THOROLY) ISMADE OF MAN BY MILTON BRONNER — @ |doxiness men than Greeks or Jown, LONDON, March 4—Tewfik Pasha |the Armenians came to controt com- ts 80, but he has made @ long | ros, fill legal posts and enter our journey here to mve the remnants of | “!plomacy. cae Sevtiah: eunied, A “A change aime mn 2008 when the rmenian revolutionartes in Russia, ie tid bees arene Siew < — | Switerland and elsewhere plotted key four times and tn thai cee etiog | against the existing order tn Turkey. heads the present Turkish delegation | “u11.5) year they threw bombs in to the London conference, Constantinople, killing men, women I asked for an interview, emytng | and children. I was foreign minister that Americans had no destre to grab! ang escaped injury only because @ Turkish territories, but for religious! bomb was thrown by mistake into and humanitarian reasons were tre-| tne wrong chamber. mendousty exercised over meee “The late Sultan Abdul-Hamid had massacres, |a great fear of attempts on his life “1 admit that for the past 20 year! and began restrictions in Armenian been excesses,” Pasha territory. Likewise the Kurdish deplore and condemn | neighbors of. Armenia, savage and vu do, |more or les uncontrolled, seized “Yor many centuries the Arment | upon the Arme outrages as an ns lived under Turkish rule at peace | excuse for outrages of their own. with their Turkish neighbors. ‘In the recent war, when the “Remember that Koran speaks of| Turkish armies were facing Russia, Mores, Jews and Mohammed alike as | the Armenians sought to attack us phete and forbids hostility to fol-| from the air. The result would have * of prophets, been the same in any country under “Remember that mM the era of/ like conditions. Mohammedan rule in Spain that | We want to hold Thrace and country was one of the centers of | Smyrna forthe Turkish empire world civilization, science and litera-| “We want to conserve our empire, ture. Armenia anjoyed practical | reform it, modernize it, and work out ion, language and edu-|q@ salvation im peace with all the Turkish rt Better | world.” hem just y rty of reli cation under Mooney Witness Frightened Away| SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.—Diw triet Attorney Mathow Brady has is ing that Joho witness, Would Clamp Ban on Sunday Bathing NEW YORK, Mareh 4 fied form of the advocated y the Brooklyn Av of the Women’s National Alliance They started a movement to put the the grand/foot down hard on surf bathing on tigation, af-|S8unday and all sporta of the beach mon that day. sued a statement decks iiary Mac failed t Mooney case inv ing from New York for that | and oc purpose, because he feared prosecu tion for perjury. Brady declared that MacDonald still is willingyto return to San Fran © and tell the story he related in vit given Frank Waleh ‘ew York, tf give Mooney case testify before jury ter co Can’t Roll Bones; Meeting in Church CHARLESTON, W. V., March 2 West Virginia lawmakers used to | meet at the Stato House cigar coun: ter and roll the bones, said bones have passed out, The state |house burned and the solons are | meeting in the Baptist church, |Wife-Beating Must Stop, Decrees Judge LONDON, March 4." am going PARIS, March 4,—To ciroumvent jas far as I can to put a stop to these the crime wave which is sweeping |b al assaults on wives,” said Mag Paris, one busingss man has hit on|istrate Haull at Old Street court. He he novel sch of locking his au-|sentenced Edward Thomas Harman tomobile wheel in his safe nightly |to six weeks’ hard labor for beating when he puts his car away, his wife «@ to Brady, would not promi Donald immunity MacDonald now is on Mast. Virady said that MacDonald sald his testimony would “involve very prominent and important persons.” his way — Holds Up Man; Throws Pep- per in His Eyes LOS ANGELES, March 4—Rich- jard E. Hoegling mw @ pretty wo man beckon from the curb, so he| |drove his automobile up and she! stepped on the running board. Then. according to his story to the police, she thrust a revolver against him, climbed In, made him drive along, and took his stick pin, ring and watch. Then she learned his name} and address from an envelope in his pocket, told him she would call and| kill him if he told the police, and| threw red pepper in his eyes and jumped oft, Whistling Bill; He Still Toots Whistle! MOBILE, Ala, March 4.—An ordi nance to keep “Wetstling Bill” Covered With Ol by Mobs Is Found Dying MONRO La, March 4—An dentified white man, sude and dy his skull crushed and his flesh \ed from his waist down, was f in the woods. The man, believed have come here from Houston, without regaining consciousness, Evidence that coal oil had been poured on his body was found and \| a smoldering fire near by tnidcated the man had been thrown on it, Tattoo marks “W. L.” and fhe — name of “IL. Coleman,” a Houston hat firm, In the hat band, were the only marks of identification, Nichols from playing tunes on @& river barge whistle has failed. On New Year's eve he plays “Nearer, My God, to Thee.” Hoe plays ap propriate tunes on other occasions, GREAT AMERICAN VICTORY OVER DISEASE — The Claim of Great Heaiing Power of Harris” Wonder Health Restorer Amply Justified Mra. A. Raymond, Belmont Apart- ments, Seattle, Phone East 3466, writes as follows: “I have been « resident of Seattle for fourteen years, and every winter suffered f cold sweats accompanied by | a terrible cough, until I began to Folng inte decline. My did everything in th. without me, resul hope is that other fellow sufferers may benefit through my experience. 1 gladly give you permission to use this letter tm any way to benefit humanity.” Letters of the above nature are published to show that the we make arding Harris’ der Health Restorer are abso Yutely true Phone Mra. Raymond. 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