The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1921, Page 2

kitchen cabinets— —that’s all you need this week to have one of these famous Sellers cabinets put in ‘your home—you pay the balance $1— weekly while you use the cabinet. aide buy draperies now at reductions— —now at the beginning of the spring season our complete stocks of new drapery material offer unusually large selections at attractive prices. 53c. regular , rice 85c regular price $2.25 —100 pairs Marquisctio curtains im ecru oF tvery color; 2-inch hem at side and bottom; 2% yards long; rbgular price $2.25; special for the week, @1.35 par. MAIN FLOOR regular price $2— to $2.50 —Scstch madres in setftene and multhcolors in rose, biue or green; 42 or 45-inch widths; regular price $2—; special for the week, 91.39 yard fumed oak dining chairs— —at the lowest prices we have quoted in some years; this week we place on sale 600 dining chairs. ‘ $3.00 regular price $6— —225 solid oak fumed chairs, exactly as Sletured; four - panel back; saddle neat; $2.75 regular price $5.50 275 solid oak fumed dining chairs, exact ly as pictured; four- panel hack; saddle seat; regular price regular price $6—~; cial for the week, $5.50; special for the *pecial for the week, $3.45 each week, $2.75 each. es... consisting ef odds and ends, two and three of » pattern, a chase from the Michignn Chair Co--O0 per caut of those have comeing blue leather seate—every one of them an extra special value. FIFTH YLOOR : $3.25 regular price $6.50 —100 dining chairs ex- actly as pictured; have saddte seat; $3.45 regular price $7— —800 solid oak dining chairs, exactly as pictured; slip seats; three-panel back, very strongly built; regu- lar price $7—; spe SEATTLE SECOND AVE. AT VINE ST. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS FOUNDED 19864 TACOMA L, SCHOENFELD @ SONS BEASTL are constipated, bilious, and |!" need ts one or two Cas for your liver will wake of your cold, — no inconvenience, Children 10, 25, 60 cents DON’T BE “ DEPRESSED | "Yea, Josephine, I'm depressed and how amused you would be if you jknew the reason why. The whole trouble grows out of our tiny in } ‘e and ming and my love j leredit. It's absolutely the only way lon a limited income, Ge to Cher a Ni fate, Daily, my im “POLLY ree A Past™ Eves. 2b0 to $1. Mata 270 to 50. “REVELS OF 1921” W. KR. Hughes, Producer, With 18 Clever Performers Every Night From 7 te 1 Dancing—A ta Carte Dinner, ¢ to 9 Music by the Famous Butier Orchestra eon MOORE Saray FRANKLYN AnDELL EDITH CLIFFORD TOM smith BUNGALOW 22stavean? ‘Thire Near Pine, Bu. 10, Nightly “" Springtime” f totam Dancing tole m. ‘Tab Hole. After Theatre Bpeciaitics CLINT WILLARD F.C. RIPPER STA MURDER FARM. IS SEARCHED Bodies of 11 Negroes Found on Plantation ATLANTA, Ga, March 2—Orim searching parties armed with picks, epades and grappling hooks hunted thru the ot John Wil Mamw plantation today and plumbed the muddy depths of the Aleovy and Yellow rivers, They were seeking further evidence against Williams, wealthy planter, who is held on a charge of murdering negroes who tried to eneape from the virtual slav ery in which they were held on hie farm. Kleven corpse already have been brought to light. #ion of Clyde Manning, who said he, as Williams’ “Simon Legree,” had a» sisted in slaying several negroes. Manning sald he killed them at Williams’ command, when they tried to give the Jasper county offictais information about the allexed peon ace on William’ “murder planta tion.” The latest bodies were found tn the Alcovy river, chained to rocks. Thetr heads had been crushed. It ty alleged that some of the negroes wore forged to dig their own graves U.S, FRAMING ° MEXICO POLICY WASHINGTON, Marsh 36. A Gefinition of the Mexican polley of the Harding administration is now! framed by the president and Secretary of Btate Hughes, it was learned today on high authority It was indicated that sdequate protection of American life and property by Mexico will be insisted upon aa part of this policy. The last step taken by Former Seoretary of State Colby in the Mexican situation left the initiative in seeking recognition of the United States up to Mexico, Colby invited México to appoint % commission to study with this fovernment the question ef Ameri ean recognition and the guarantece desired by the United States, Mex joo has never taken advantage of this Invitation. It i believed that Hughes will let this overture of the former admin istration drop and approach the Mexican situation io « spirit of in satence of protection for American life and property. cousin's husband, J, W. Ingersoll, Evans apartments, Ren- Be Selected Shortly WASHINGTON, March 38.-~ Nominations to important ambaam. dorships will be sent to the senate by PURITAN Pre 4 AND VAR PAINTED WALLS, -LIN ns WAR HERO IS | “NOT GUILTY" Amburgh Acquitted in Rust “Kidnaping” Van TACOMA, March %%-—Tagh ©. Van Amburgh, Tacoma's mort deco: | rated war bere, wae a free man to day, He waa sequitted by « jury late faturday evening of the charge of kidnaping Arthur Rust, son of W. RB. Rust, local financier, Up to the last minute of the trial, Van Amburgh stuck firmly tw ite story that young Rust had inati- gated and executed the kidnaping, February 1, in order to obtain money from his wealthy father, ' it was on this defense that the) jury based ite verdict of “not guilty” after four hours of deliberation. Van Amburgh contended thet he had, noted merety in a friendly way to “Help out” Rust. In the Closing argument Attorney Gordon taid emphasio on Van Am- burgh's war record showing that the accused Man_eniinted five days after war was desiared by the United Slater and fought in seven major en ents. He drew @ parallel be- tween Van Amburgh and the young man whom he termed “the pam pered son of « rich man” ten projects on hand covering an AexTegate of 3.300000 acres. ASPIRIN. 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MORTON Assisted by Mamie, Edna and Alfred Morten Tn a Comedy Travesty Kinggrams | Toples of the Day | Concert Orchestra ’ \