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

CIVIL WAR “TS RAGING THRU ITALY Socialists and Fascisti Kill- - ing’ and Flogging, De- : stroying Property 5: BY CAMILLO CIANFARRA | ROMF, March 5.—Virtual ctvil exists in Italy as a result of the between the socialists and the | ‘The casualty list grows daily, Property is being destroyed, and Of socialist leaders have been To date, more than a score Deen killed and 300 wounded. hundred arrests have been FASCISTT In eome districts the peampts| Joined with the fascisti, who te the miltiant element of the % and whose object ts sup- pression of socialism. |. Government troops occupied Pisa 4m an effort to terminate clashes be- the socialists and fascisti Bo their arrival communists dam- “aged the frack of the Fiorence-Pisa railway D.W.Griffith — Will Screen ‘Faust’ Next D. W. Griffith announced by wire from New York yesterday to J. A Brehany at San Francisca, his Pa cific Coast representative, who be directing the Western and Canadian tours of “Way Down Bast," that the next production he is to make following the “Dream Street,” a story of the Lime House district In London, from twe of Thomas Burke's tales in Lime House Nights which ts now nearing completion, will be a spectacular presentation of Goethe's Faust. Mr. Griffith says he will follow the original text of Goothe closer than it has been observed tn either operatic or dra- | matic versions of this world famous narrative which has been known to theatre agd opera patrons, For his musical setting to thir work, the screen production will be | synchronized to Gouned's operatic | score, which is the best known of all musical Interpretations of the Faust legend. ‘The selection of Faust as bis next ig production, tn the opinion of theatrical personages and sc:ean ex | perts, will give Mr. Griffith an op portunity greater in scope than was provided by “The Birth of a Na- tion,” “Rroken Blossoms," “Hearts of the World,” or even his stupen dous production of “Way Down East.” which ts shattering "all at tendanee records thruout America. “Way Down East™ has received the most extraordinary praise from critics ever recorded tn the history of the cinema world. *|Start Move for had. deseernted the bod- of sallors are! soldiers killed dur- Mooney Pardon BAN FRANCISCO, March 5.—A w move for parton for Thomas looney and Warren K. Billings, serving Ufe sentences for the San Francisco preparedness parade dy- namiting, was under way here to day. It was launched at a meeting of the executive committee of the San Francisco Labor council last night when a resolution was introduced OFFERED BRIBE TO OPEN SAFE? Expert Turns Down $1,000 for Chinatown “Job” Nearly a month before amateur crackemen attempted, on the nlght of February 14, to blow the mfe in the Milwaukee eafs, under the Chi noes consulate, at 668 King at, a young Chinaman approached A. F. heever, combination expert for the Norris Safe and Lock Co. 112 Third ave, 8, Cheever said today, and agked him if he wanted to make $1,000 without turning over his band, Cheever wan served with a sub pena today to appear in court on March 14, against Dd Wong, Wong Own and Wang Wah, alleged Chi nese cracksmen, charged with the attempt to rob the Milwaukee «fe, Ho ts maid to be able to identify one of the three as the young China man who offered him the $1,000, “I was sumpicious right away.” Cheéver said, “and asked him what the money was for, He told me he wanted the combination of a certain safo In Chinatown. “I aaid there was nothing doing, and he went out angry. He mid he would get a yergman to do the job, as there was $ in the safe be sides a lot of optum, worth several thousand more.” Cheever said that night he phoned to several prominent Chinamen to warn them It wns this warning, he myn, that causd the emptying of al! the safes in Chinstown. The night the Milwaukee safe was drilled and the alleged crackemen caught, there was pot enough money in the safe to have bought Ghe trio their break- fast Sleeping Sickness Cases Here Mild King county has two cases of sleeping sickness at the present time, ene at Des Momen ard the other near Auburn, Dr. George N. T. Sparting, county health officer, sid today. In his opinion both will re calling for appointment of a com-| cover. mittee of 100 citizens to Investigtae| According to Dr. Sparting, the dis the casa The committe, underj/ease has not raised a difficult prot the plan embodied in the resotution,| lem here, only about a dozen case would select a jury of 12 citizens to conduct hearings and take unof: ficial testimony. Cities to Protest Utility Bill Monday) At a public heartng In Gov. Hart's office, at’10:30 a, m. Monday, Seattle | and Tacoma witl join hands tn oppos | ing house bill No, 174, now before the | governor fr approval or veto, The} bill provides that utility plants oper. ated by municipalities shall be under the control of a state direoter, having been reported during the whole of 1970. ~ AMUSEMENTS HIPP Pitt aed Cafverstty DAN CING— Best mUStIC RALPH PoLLocK’s Broken Meledy Syncopetere BESSIE BROWNING GENE GREEN Ray Ceatia; Emerson and Bale wins Sitrea = Pege and teen Lest Time Sunday Night MATINER THAT le bs if Fuanicet & “The High Cost DILL of Loving” Putra Pertormasce Sunday Night KOLB Now playing—that master of virile manhood— THE SEATTLE STAR Bureau of Missing Relatives ‘The Mar tavites tte readers to wee this Ament as an ald In finding missing ‘Tee ment ie STABBED WIFE ,; Woman Witness on Stand Reenacts Scene TACOMA, March 5.—Hlow Charles Ghun, sometimes known as Claude Miller, stabbed his wife at Vancouver barracks last Novern- ber, was told in the federal court | by Mra. J. Barbeau, an eye-witness Tha mining daughter, Mather F/to the attack. Rising up in the Hardy, sometimes known as Heather | witness box to illustrate the at Wine, In being sought by Elmer FE. A Hardy, 619 Sixth ave. She dimp.| Ck Mra. Barbean said that Glass peared from ‘Tacoma, where she Placed his arm about the neck of was employed at Herring’s Groce-| his wife and thrust a knife several it No. " ‘ romet . between Umes into her body. pristmas and January 25, when he went over to neo her, Her mother,| Th textimony of Mra Barbeau Mra, ¥. ©, Wine, lives in Stefta-|Came after Lieut. Col. F.C. Baker coom city, but It ts anid tn Tacoma! had testified ax to the probable ef. ge Kather may have gone Must) fects of mercury on the mind of marry. “oe Glue and the physical condition John Wittam Smith, do you reatine | the prisoner, that It is two years sinee your). Mm J. Briggs, Engineer BH mother has heard from you? sit Smith of the post laundry, and down and write her a few lines, for Natale Zaccarolla then @ soldier whe ta worrying for faar something *#oned at Vancouver and on duty has happened to yok Her present St the laundry, told of the axsault address is Mra. George C. Slagy, Box|* they witnessed it and the pur 194, Sedro-Woolley, Wash. jwult to the street car where Glass eee was capured, Zactarolio tentified Having lort the Soattte addrens of | that when he got clone to Glass his father, Ed B. Hicklin, who was a the latter held up his knife in a walter here for several years, Wyatt ‘hreatening manner, Hoe declared Hickiin, eallor tn Co, B, 15th reg that when he saw Glass enter the ment, Grbat Lakes Nuval station, | lsundry and put his arm around has written for information. Hicklin nls wife he thought he was going | mays hia father ty blind in one eye|to kins ber and tufned away until and bas several fingers mining. ho heard the screams, — ns The line of arguments and que» tions put up by the defense indi No Charge Against [10% fie an acemt silts mat Man in Shooting! snow wat Giam was temporarily “No charge wil be placed against | 'o™Oe Pete Jaime, who shot and fatally T. A. of B. F. Day wounded Henry Young in a quarrel, P, over kindling wood,” Deputy Prot to Meet Thursday The B. ¥. Day School Parent- eutor John D. Carmody said Satur Teacher aunociation will hold its resu- | day. A coroner's jury decided Hat urday that “Young came to his death lar monthly meeting at the school pext Thursday at 3 p.m. Mra Clare by & gunshot wound inflicted by Ketchum Tripp, educational director Jaime.” The shooting eccurred at 694 F1ls of the State Chamber of Commerce, will addrens the mecting on “Indus. | tives or friend: help ta rated, ‘Those whose relatives or are missing are Invited te report | the oe te The Star, | Fy - whe may knew ¢ wherenbowte of persons mentioned in this eslumn ae ve ott ave, N. Jaime also was shot, lie) tg recovering in city hospital, Moose Lodge Holds ; Its Annual Election Beattie Lodre No. T11, Loyal Or der of Moo, helt ite annual leo |tion Wednesday, choosing Kxdtward oa. Dunlap af dictator. Others elected wore C. BE. King, vice dio Snipe, prelate; tries of the State.” There will music by the school orchestra. Motorbike Skids; | Man’s Leg Broken W. Kane, of Denny way and jThird ave, was suffering from a | fractured lee Baturday, Incurred } when his motorcycle skidded in | Inge, trustee; Thomas F. Bomer. | dodging an auto at Fourth ave, on treasurer; Crawford E. White, dele) Washington a#t, Friday. He was fate to the supreme convention. |prought to city hospital by J. K pas HL Kulien, alternate dele | ijeijimeier, 6011 Fremont ave ea Women have been coming inte the |Tnited States at the rate of 1,300 a be . : Kicks in Window, Then Walks Away Believed to bi been mentally unbalanced, a man kicked in the front window at 1214 KM Pike et. Friday night, brusbed the gins: off) his shoulders and left, according to & report made to Serst 2 L.| off the combination ef the safe of J. F. Majewski and D. M. Plaine Knock Combination From ‘e; Foiled Crackamen © in knocking born et, earty Saturday, but could) not entirely open the safe Nothing | was taken, according to Detectives the Richards Brush Ca, 1001 Dear ~ HOBART BOSWORTH —in a story by Mrs. Jack London. On a tiny isle in the far reaches of the South Pacific, fate’ throws a beautiful girl to the mercy of— THE BRUTE MASTER —a rugged giant of a man whom everyone hates and fears. Then the miracle happens! First Times in j Seattle ~ The story of a love that flamed in the Blue Ridge moun- tains during the days of the fighting feud- ists! —with Monte Blue, supported by Mabel ‘SHOWS HOW HE | NOW PLAYING A PICTURE OF BEWILDERING BEAUTY AND MAGNITUDE Louise Glaum James Kirkwood A DRAMA That Treats Vividty of » Subject That Touches Every Homan Heart and Tunnels Into Your BY LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE A 4, Parker Tead, Jr. Our Immense Hope-Jones BLUE MOUSE CONCERT Wurlitzer Organ, with Frank Leon { Piano Solp—Concerto. .. ORCHESTRA Emil Birnbaum, Director soe nece cmvccecee- - Grieg Played by HAROLD STRONG BLUE MOUSE | | | rica THEATRE E: * * . : University Debate |Chicago Studies Team Meets Defeat} Car System Here Arruing the affirmative sidb of| Members of the transportation the qui ¢ “Resolved, that com |committes of the Chicago city coun- gress shoul@ pass laws prohibiting | cil, touring the West to gather infor- strikes in industries, con-|mation as to street railway tranepor stitutionality granted,” Waxhing-|tation and traffie conditions, will ar- ton’s debating team was defeated rive in Seattic March §, according to They ask particularly an opportun ity to study Seattle's municipal street car ry stern. Meany hall Friday night Becomes Miffed at Pop-in-Law; Leaves | Improvement Club When Blanche Magrert’s father in- tormed Pianche's husband, John. he'a| tO Meet on Monday have to leave his automobile alone,| The Northeast Improvement club John left both his wife and his|will bold an important meeting at fatherinlaw’s ranch on which he|the Bryant school Monday at § was ving, Mra. Magrert explained) p. m. Congtitutions and bytaws to Judge Otis W. Brinker Friday and | will be adopted and reports of im obtained a divorce. portant committees will be heard. WENATCHEE.—Stone & Wetster | interests accept invitation to make survey of local situation with view to furnishing power and light | | New |by the University of Oregon at/word received by Mayor Caldweil. | ect Always the Best for the Liberty Guest “The Fig hting . Schoolmaster” —from Opie Read’s story that has charmed millions, “The Jucklins,” is here now! A Paramount Picture Julienne Scott, Ruth Renick and Charles Ogle. CHESTER OUTING SCENIC “LOST, A YODEL” SUNSHINE COMEDY “THE BABY” Elmore Crowhurst on the Hope-—Jones Wurlitzer, playing “Stephanie” Gavotte JENSEN & VON HERBERG NEWS