The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1921, Page 20

ROVE HE'S A LIVE ONE Wage Fight Before Congress for Justice to _ Disabled Yanks “Marking the grave of a fallen Amer soldier, insoribed “Q. F. H. Gillin, Co. A, 9th Mg % fact already has been tm upon army authorities, and imance has taken of Gillin's “Wtatus as still © the living ms, too, will have to cet Congre: ify that Gillin ts a mighty live 3 . for during the next sessic A National Disabled 8 01 ¢ s of which Gillin is the head to wage an active fight for for the disabled soldier.” Headquarters for a national legis committee of the organization Thave been opened in Washington and disabled buddies are invited to dig in. WANT SYMPATHY, DEMAND JUSTE “Congress tells us th it ts tn epsy with us,” says James | bs chairman of the | - tonal legislative comm “We @on't want sympathy. We can find Bhat in the dictionary. We do de “mand justice. “Thru this organization, which Row has 123 posts and about 100,000 members, the men who have sustain- ed disabilities in the service art tak into their own hands * al tell what the men wanted _are in a position to tell them, we ask other soldier organiza to keep their hands off the er question lin, who—officially, at least back from the dead to lead fight of disabled veterans, the Teague officers are men who saw i service and “got theirs” in heart of action. '@¢ may have been disabled. but got lots of fight in us yet,” says. “We don’t ask: we de. justice. The country and oman Thief Dubbed ¢ ‘Vacuum Cleaner’ PARIS, March 25.—Nicknamed vacuum cleaner.” because she thoroly cleans houses of jewelry charwoman named Deponti has Been the subject of a special warn Ing to Paris housewives by the po Hee. When instalied In a position she works energetically. She Feady stripped houses of $10,000 ‘Worth of jewelry. — owes it to us, and we're go. r D SE’ TQ (Writes a Book on Son’s Spirit Communications Vessel son, hardt Lady Glenconner LONDON. says she has Edward Wy | who was killed du PARIS, March has been conferred on Sarah Bern | The great tragedienne a few years Ago Was tr fer of the Legion of Honor, | promoted to the higher rank « cer of the order | 3 who The divine Sarah to go to London to appear | tage next summer, TURNS OUT ITSELF night. ‘Outgro” is a harmless antiseptic INGROWN TOE NAIL A noted authority sys that a fow |drope of “Outgro” upon the skin sur: | jrounding the ingrowing nail reduces mation and pain and so tough: | e tender, sensitive skin under |meath the toe nail, that it cannot penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns naturally outward almost over manufac Pr TF YOU FIND YOURSELF IN THE by “I INTENDED TO SEE IT” CLASS~AS : The Engagement Is Limited Magnificent Cinematic Delightful Comed; Stirring Dra RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE f FOR THIRD AND LAST WEEK MATINEES 755 Seats @ $100 | ——— , ) THIRD AND FINAL BIG WEEK STARTS SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8:15, WITH SPECIAL EASTER SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:15. P. M. AND SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8:15 DON’T BLAME US! Taking Thrills XS ES f } } METROPOLI | TWICE DAILY 25 & B15 P.M. Embodiment ipping Pathos, i Breath. of EVENING 199 Seats @ $2.00 Seats @ 1.50 Seats @ 1.00 Seats @ a) TAN ‘DECAYED TOOTH |(enrers wuseano as Woman Long “Mad; Normal] THE SEATTLE STAR Monocled ‘Women ct vaio DOGS ARE NOW GERMAN WOMEN, GOOD COOKS, WANTS JOBS NEW YORK, March Al} of fat German women, ati || cooks, want to find jobs in United States Their prin cipal experience was obtained in the doughnut factory operated by the K. of C. in Coblenta Frau Grohameir claims to be doughnut cook of She has record of coo! ¢ doughnuts ingle NICE, March Monte Carlo stop eating to leep and that ie foreed to at This is the situation of Mark Fil " born of this , wued for divorce as Gold Bridge Drops Out | by Mra, Marie Pilborn, an the | “anlest man in the world and MILWAUKEE, aught but them two After 12 years ¢ mays he uned to got Wauwatona Hospital for Mental Din |The latest In the number of women | IN. Y. Company Writes Ca- nine Policies amoking while walking out * land many of them wearing mon Many have even adopted dark glass mé . looping to eat to clear.” Dentiate have shown an extreme! it | | interest in the case and for the most Muster, or part explain the wornagty return to|that passes te due to the draining of | grounds to le Wis, March 26 confinement in the in the morning so he woul eases, a Woman's sanity was restored sanity as swe ome by the decay of three anchor teeth | ‘ polson from the sinuses of the face,|haim for his bereaved owners in the . laur id a heavy gold bridge in | leased, which th ented. | way .of cash see “Por 12 yearn” ie aioe. He’s Way Overdue; r, | They « in| An in oe r pr Sia‘tiseten'$sli trom the, woalgin'n| Mihie emma wom é | which ed by [here tt wil | She Wants Divorce |» mouth immediately | her tendency to be no | extract © permit drain. | Mor the present CINCINNATI, March 25.—Mre 4 such a marked in vent in her] gradually grew worse d gave the | age of an infection, but none in|sured for two-thirds what his Theres rT h band 4 mental ebnaition v 1, Dr, W. | guards constant trouble, From the| which the obstruction was caused by | owner thinks he is worth, at the rate | Theres® Maag gays husband stepped F. Beutler, » of the in nent the heavy bridge fell trom | the pressure of a bridge upon the |of 12 per cent for male canines and | Ut to be “gone 10 minutes.” Been stitution had been re r mouth, however, her mind began | roof of the mouth ‘16 per cent for the gentler sex | gone four years. She wants divorce N Sunday, the World and his Wife will be on bright pa- rade to welcome in the most joyous season of the year— the time of earth’s reawakening from her long Winter's sleep, when birds and flowers and grass and air and sky unite in glad accord to fill the world with magic and the hearts of the people with hope and love. None can afford to be missing from that gay crowd that will throng the parks, the streets, the beaches and all the other fav- orite resorts of a happy country from whose horizon have passed + away the clouds of depression and fear. New Spring Styles at Our New Upstairs Prices Come, then, men and young men of the Northwest, to the nearest of Fahey-Brockman’s three great UPSTAIRS stores and see our wonderful style showing of the very latest Spring models in the finest woolen and worsted SUITS and OVERCOATS at our new UPSTAIRS Spring prices no higher $20 f- $40 with our usual UPSTAIRS saving of $10 on each garment a aoe rod Aer Se oe al Our Upstairs Plan Assures You the Best for the Least Every suit and overcoat we sell (and we sell thousands every month) is sold on an absolute money-back guarantee that insures you unques- tionable satisfaction in quality, fit, wear and style, at prices considerably lower than the whole- sale prices for this Spring. Nothing Could Be Fairer Than That, Could It? 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