The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 4

WIFE IN EVERY PORT LONDON, March ML—"It has |) been a disgrace that the lower deck man has never been recog: nized as a married man,” Lady Astor toki partiament. “The sailor has no encouragement from the government to keep a wife in his own port, IS OVERRATED Less Than One Million in, Forces, Says Chinese | |000 men in their armienwand navies This is the report of Chang Shih toured PEKING, China, March 11 ‘Russia's present military strength is timated in| other countries, | Lin, Chinese general, Bolsheviki have leas than 1,000,-| Russia as Lenine's guest. who SELLING Box Office Open From 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. MN David, 2 dutiful son, stung by the brand of shame his father has hurled at the woman to whom he has given his love, forgets paternal respect. COMING! FOR A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT STARTING AT 8:15 MONDAY NIGHT TWICE DAILY THEREAFTER, 2:15 and 8:15 Magnificent Cinema Elaboration of the Famous William A. Brady Play, Hailed by Critics Throughout the Nation as the Most nag b ge eae Presentation in the Annals of Photoplay Art. 5S; Or- chestra of Players Selected m the New York and San Francisco Symphony. This Presentation Is a Replica of the Pro- duction Which Is Now in the Course of a Year’s Run in New York, a Nine Months’ Engagement in Chicago, and an Eight Months’ Run in Boston. ALL SEATS ARE RESERVED z — PRICES — Evenings: 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Matinees: 25c, 50c, $1.00 Plus War Tax N. B—Owing to cost of production and tronbound contracts, “WAY DOWN EAST” positively never will be presented anywhere at less than first-class theatre prices, METROPOLITAN ‘JAPAN PRIESTS. “lehance to vote | Bureau of DEMAND VOTES Depart From Centuries-Old! THE SEATTLE STAR Missing | Relatives| ‘The Minr invites its readers to wee this iment ne an nid in finding missing | The department ie to help in reuniting those who bave been | Those whose relatives of are missing are lnvited te Fr: FARMERS GIVE "STARVING CORN Ship It Gratis to Hungry Thousands in Europe CHICAGO, March 11.—American whe may know the whereabowte | farmers are donating enough of this opens TOKY Japan, March 11-M0er@| the disappearance directly te The mar, | than 1,000 Buddhist and Shinto | Reeders r joe ta i priests have, figuratively speaking, | of, perenne mentionsd, Ip thie column ee taken to the “soap box.” They are campaigning thruout Japan for @ Under the constt tution priests and primary school teachers cannot vote for dict bers, nor can they be candidat that bedy, Only male citizens, ing a direct tax of three yen &@ their commanition, h four fre and two below 10 above Curt missing are requested also to repert te year's corn ‘The Star, Other newspapers are invited to reproduce such iteme ae will interest every hungry mouth in Hurope searched today for a small out He i Jonna ,, reported misaing by hix] month, have the privileges of the|Mmother, Mra, RE, Curt ballet | Lewis, ‘ P .. In conducting uch » political! since the death of hia wite campaign the priests are from the centuriesold tr They are making the fight leaders point out, because the Tranter tryin diet} restricts their rights and gives (hem no special privileges, while on the other hand there is nothing in the constitution recognizing the holb| ness of priesthood. Their first ac tion was to send a petition, signed by 56 branches of 13 Buddhiet sects to Premier Hara. This war followed by a speaking campaign thruout Japan inlaw, Arthur } about 26 Hine earn oo. tor, Mra. Hazel Smithy 222 y, Everett, Wash, wh |to find him cee George Patrinel — ~ lth Co., artillery corps, was discharged fr ber 19, 19158 Mm an Firat Claws Is Decorated as a Great Hangman PARIS, March 11—The soviet | war risk that in the newspapers at Moveow ate Comrade Dorojkin has been ed for the signal servic dered, He was a fam clown, who joined the communist party and then acquired renown for as a hangman. rat has ren Ruestan | is in diacharge. trying Wells st. Milwaukee, Wis, his ferocity eee, JANESVILLE, Wis.—Gilbert By.|ave, Long Beach, Cal., is anson, 95, veteran of Mexican war,|her halfelster, Ivanna N. dead. who formerly lived in Arco aince the United States went dry straightened out 5 Seventh ave., has been| » find her mother, Elizabeth Jackson, or Stella Bernard, his sister oka loft Lakeview, Mich © that time has not been heard from by 220 Br « in the 8. army, n service Decem Jdreas was given and Pine sts, Seattle. parents in Greece have received a insurance certificate No. amount of $10,000, premiums hhve been paid The Ned Crom to find the missing man | for hin brother, Anton Patrinelia, 416 Mra. C. E. Ryan, 76, 2142 Pasadena! Kate O'Donnell, ticket agent, a gold oJ.) insure food for op to farmers, with a quota of Hilinot 75,000 bus made the fi tw ushel t Jens than 1 Comt by welling In the open efer to lone it all and lief for the famine stricken Elevators will corn free shell and load the Ratlroads have practically jaswured farmers they will haul it | free More than 1,500,000 farmers in 97 tates belong to the farm bureau fed. eration that has agreed to donate corn. Wears Tight Shoe; Now Woman Is Dead LONDON, March 11 the h cauned by wearing a shoe whie 4 too tight, has caused the death of Doria May Parkinson, a young Eoling woman. The injury re Hie sulted in blood poisoning, proved fatal Conscience Forces ; ; Him to Repair Loss NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Mareh 11— ‘Thirteen years ago a man gave Mre seeking | plated Zcent piece and received more ‘OVEN BAKED BEANS Vigorous young chaps need nutritive, body-building food. But they want their P food to taste good, too. Both boys and their fathers al- ways want more Heinz Baked Beans. And it pleases mothers to give them all they want. Heinz Beans are Really Baked- by dry heat in real ovens. This not only develops the real baked bean flavor, but also makes the beans di- gestible and nutritive. FOUR KINDS to suit any taste HEINZ Baked Beans with Pork and Tomato Sauce HEINZ Baked Pork and Beans (with- out Tomato Sauce) Boston style HEINZ Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce without Meat (Vegetarian) HEINZ Baked Red Kidney Beans Depar IM, Her than $9 In change. The other day he deponited a $10 gold plece at the | father’s estate has been inherited, | window and walked away, British liquer exports have tripled | and Mra. Ryan wants to get thtags eke [Japan 's Divorces : ; Highest in World TOYYO, March 11.—Japan leads the world in divores. The sumber of marriages registered in 1918 was 503,286. There were 66,741 divorams, or 112.4 per 1,000 marriages, which compares with a German rate of 11.4, the highest divorce rate in Europe. French Solons Tell “ of Cure for Rabies PARIS, March 11.—Professers A. Marie and Remlinger claim that by vaccination and a new Pasteur serum an animal suffering from dog mad. peas will be instantly cared and will afterward resist infectiof. The new methods will have the same result if injected in the human system, WASHINGTON, — Harding's tn Anguration comt just $1,500, Com grease appropriated $50,000. The Cornish Scheol Drama Musie Dance Offers extraordinary ad- vantages to students of the Northwest in its Summer Session— June 1 to Sept. 1 Adolph Bolm The Celebrated Dancer E. Robert Schmitz The Great Modern French Piantet Sergei Klibansky The Vocal Instructor of New York Calvin Brainerd Cady Music Ed Normal Boyd Wells Eminent American Pianist And a Five Months’ School of the Theatre, under the direction of Maurice Browne AND. 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