The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 26, 1921, Page 2

NKHITE ‘THE SEALTLE STAR wma AEURDAY, RCH 26, 1921 statue of Daniel Webster elled in MR. AND MRS. HARDING AUTOGRAPH NEWS ARTIST'S SKETCHES (Vital Statistics] UNEMPLOYED TO |:2."="-=2 S$ cin ett mq | SEE PRESIDENT 14 Highth ave, #., git, ML GE Dearborn damien, 4014 Band Sie Xe Declares 5,000,000 Men Om, rie R Fourth ave. and Are Out of Work ~ oF hous, W. C., 2122 10th ave. 8, -— = y 6 han, Corvaliia, Or, girt.| SALT LAKE CITY, March 26— Dooal eon ba0) Corhes v6. | We may send a committee to Wash: | ington to visit President Harding PvedhE Tancan ety girl. land ask bi mwhy it iw that there are 5,000,000 more men. than there are Duff, a 1648 Alki ave, boy. jobs In the United States,” declared | Raselic, Ernst, 3619 Densmore ave, James Kads How, millionaire hobo, | MeKnight, Ray, 916 218t ave, 8. boy.| lant night, at a meeting of the un- Manning, Martin, 1604 Aviantic gt. | employed of Salt Lake City. “The committ why it ie that Palni, 4. sats 22nd ave. N. W.| relieve suffering abroad — ret | Td re a! J, R, Pott Makeley, bo chase annite.do Sines Sy | Biarmont Loom, 383 Olyimple” pt, | home How te the leader of the Interna Occupation tr x rkematein ©. L, 1016 BM Lynp st. tional Brotherhood association, He rvard fe en, P. 103 Olympian Apts. | '* & native of Bt. Louis, a Ha graduate, and « millionaire, He! Dusseldorf , tramp. & Ya 18 hence Gorden * son dresses and travels as & “We are going to enlist the aid) and wympathy of the clergy, the) newspapers and others who are in| a position to give thought to the present unemployment problems,” naid How. “We are going to form organizations of unemployed all over 1 | the country.” NOW—First and Exclusive Pictures of the Recent Allied —to enforce the repara- tions demanded by the treaty. The only pictures made of the actual entry of French, Belgian in Poolroom and British troops ‘The restraining order preventing | into this famous city. Tage || the elty from closing George Baylex’ LES8|| poot hall at 4226 14th ave, was con- tat Arthor W, tinued in effect by Judge Everett |" eee Pullin Rachel Bi. Beaten Amith Friday until o, case can be| Luna Park Swimming Pool opens Mr. and Mrs. Warren G. Harding were 99 pleased with the above sketches of Steet. made by pare Monuel R Recon KEsreon B peasecsints Oe otis Raunat ote berg of the Cincinnati Post, that autographed them. “T hate me—exactly!” lau wegen Beare g oes omety | bareeara 8 the | Chieago grammar, and he wouldn't be sattefiad till Rosenberg had made a (1 se i a frat Bindeen, Bessie 6, 5 mentee 1130 ' di Jensen, Alice F. 40, 3218 Minor ave i 5 E Hi | Te the min toe Herrington, Emma, 63, 851 W. 63rd commissioner in New York A . Me is quoted as saying futlivan, ah €8, 2913 W. been ot tobacece flaver, bend is accepted he will nx. had to Tacome at his own ex- BL. 19, 7403 Ninth im an attempt to clear i i ania RIKE CIGARETTE : t if i j ; rs ‘ ety i [in ihe t i i aki i; ea, Qi) Mmmm ‘ i t « -. i sagerase i: Wek, who ® tifru thy i» trace of _ ih ne Unites i" WwW. “€ PB 2m 6 MavERATY You'll get many surprises in [ with the sea the war, so ; . He said when the here. He been div still with mu He cto ask tc ‘ s oe : EA Lala Mystery and adventure picture— Fooming house at 617 South E. st, ‘Tacoma, March 22. He was formerly employed in a Seattle ware house, but had gone to Tacoma to look for a job. Mra. J. W. Inger- soll, a relative, Evans apartments, Renton, is secking Lewis. eee To May “Rabe” Ellie. ‘Your mother is dying in Spo- kane. She wants you. oo Mra. R. K. May, 718 Kansas ave. fae , Holton, Kansas, is searching for her 3c niece, Virginia Tipton, thought ‘Tre 8 H i a i 7 7) Be 2238, = be worrted about him. Write Mra C. C, Tonn, McMurray, Wash. Daddy, bring home some of Boidt's French pastry.—Afvertisement. IF SIN BREN OT AND TEES | > PRY SPARE The Faith Healer’ Paramount’s Easter W: Coliseum Concert Orchestra 44-—ARTISTS—44 under Arthur Kay, inaugurating, tomor- § Overture—“William Tell” precio Bema row, a series of Sunday morning concerts oO Pee ‘unging Len pe : ain with noted soloists. Selection from “La Boheme”........... world thriller‘as mi as any of them! 11 to 12 o'Clock Sunday Morni “Jolly Fellows,” waltz . ++ Vollstedt a ec ED ate oUlock Sunday Morning Second Hungarian Rhapsody eeveecesec es Liszt the-Sulphur to an itching, burning or broken-out skin, the itching stops | & and healing begins, says a noted skin Specialist. This sulphur prepara- tion, made into @ pleasant cold ream, gives such a quick relief, GB A Worthwhile Comedy With It! ie HANK MANN in “FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE” 2 & a 2 g § g itching, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, smooth akin In place of ugly erup- — iF ‘pe - "i ; 1@O| geile i LIM T Mies ek ovement. It quickly shows," You reaU Meg ey 10¢, Both Prices Plus Tax. provement, It quickly shows. You bah far ean get a@ little jar of Mentho-Sul- | | - - >> oe 2 Le Sp mcol ia 206 Me, Ae ) | ene nee