The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1921, Page 2

> THE SRATTLE: STAR > a = =] > ha 3 3 3 IE %, ak PAGE 2 2 (| Come, Go Christmas i" 4 pd CardingWithW anda; i Its a World of Fun . “| |FLOODS Next Generation of ("iis0% trtitns| “Tene coas Notes and Comment on THE OLD HOME TOWN Warren C. Vandervoort for the || All #treams are back tm thetr men, ttinme, i bie tenth food and shelter, but from the nec | Geving of the mails recovered f) mal banks. In the lowlang Aistries : (SA \ —>) W, Lander st, but was unburt. | grticte in ‘The Bar, sive more of bé Uiieven, One “ , ‘any =| tity of learping to be Oh pow Mille river near |around Kent and Renton | |-¥ in Wranen ieigium and Gere | wld ve pret ry rhe had never vorene: A peng a in fell thry || (0° Water Is rapidly vanishing, | many. tanted a mail loot when yn the flood || More than « do 1a back to the place at which you! The Women's Civio club hax 1 1LLJAMS wtoal it fh & bridge undermined by the flood |} & Comn ema - { | By Wanda von Kettler bev rained funds for the placing of al ¢g ta Tau ines formerly «| of young will Je salvaged, wooording to Mr. || none of them larger than & Stee ; Mave you bought your Christ | yyy ° memoriat in Main Street park | village | fow | derniand Battle. span, will have to be hia mas cards? ML gen a ir © of George Washington, quiet Wille 'vilitge ¢ & On alt workmen told me of mated replaced in thi + n a » pores rl " ” > o reaide a | ‘or 6 | ae | Or t tt 3 " If not, you wea 7" pg age tone chatiges. And the| colored, the founder of the eity. ye teemptggloe ieee angst The | their troublos—thtir war teouyne-- = cn > ae ngineer Theale B, Ra : eid exactly three hours pick- . “ cee in their homes, Ln thousan . jurdag, Plans for Celebration Are! fre out the first two, and four tere ue iad with ta tothe a? The U. S. department of com a. Mewes. oy eu @ brick or | itten, Niverce und other domestic ait-| Two Seattle Homes Highways in tne lowlands Being Rapidly aon or up the F® yells, and the snow-covered ehureh | Merce Is Panning 10 make a survey mment=-nothing except a. collec. | ficulties have arlwen. is Destroyed by Fire) covers» a few Andree ot. mainder of the dozen, in the distance: of the Willapa bar about the middie bm of mounds and shell-holes, But} Still further, in Germany and espe fr e unning an . , 4 Surop Two fires Friday evening destroyed | clogged drat Completed Fenicthreg pore Py Om Christmas| “This greeting 1 send thee from Soscalte totus” win Me Nae ng wan oon a? ce + gy 2 tay he oth eo abe gta twa feattle homes. A defective flue | ee A raine will permit, ' . nine “ s d everything Into " in pelleved to have started the tire EE canis without reading the verse depths of my heart, . 6 6 had fiat knocke: ent Buffering most. The they get the |'* - Lemons 4 "i Plans for next Friday night's every blesgal card on the counter,|My love goeth with thee wherever! oa © gehnebly has been re | the collate and then #0 ehurned up its a» bo-|In the home of D, W, Van Kuyk, grow wild on the (ana oe smn” r) . same number of money units am ¥ Norfolk, Pritish 1 “pee Celebration, anticipated as th Tyou start wherever yeu can—per thou art. Slooted a’ member for three years| (ne eround thet all, the brict And | Tipe the depreciation Js no mreat that B26 iat ave. BW St 80 De mn nan Pact Dene fetes e | wiere Poy ore — egret haps squeore in where the cards are} you hold onto that. of the Kittitas reclamation district. tg the same with most of the |sometimes a whole year's salary | 7m Ror set oe, = a ' tae ou, were completed less hilarious and iene throbbing The shepherds appear—and the eee bodies of tho million French and|bardly buys a single uit of clothes. wan $2,200, Yoots : where they Just read, + oni goon Star of Bethieher You've forgotten| C. D. Cunningham, department Garmes rs who died here. | PROVE ABSURDITY The home of William Hosea, 9236 ger E+ Tn addition to holding its annual] ™A* 10 vou! on something about those other cards, You're read.) commander of the American 14m10D.| rhey are wtiil unburied. Because |OF KIGHTING WAKS 30th ave, wan demtroyed uy ste of on™ Christmas dinner and stant night, | TO THE LEFT ing these: ae Rebruary 1 for @ tour iiey were too many times buried!| guch wounds in the heads, hearts! unknown origin at 6:20 p,m. The Pare the club will dedicate its new $200,000 | IS: ASSORTMENT “May the Stat of Hope tn the heav-|O" the state, during which time be) Hin ane the eollection of heade and land bodies of whole peoples are vadlloan was $1,000 covered by $760 in- the building at Sixth ave, and Spring] ‘Then the strugsie begins, To the| ” ons above Ns op vty fan ged te no | arma und legs brought to the sur-| enough to contemplate in compart: | surance. cones! st. The furnishings. were being] left is the highly colored froliosome| gaine you its Rapptest store, renrtanrs Of Semis face by the last shell served only | son with the gains—the scanty gains = moved Saturday from the old stand | assortment, with the verses @ccom:| ang the Yuletide cheer and the Yula until the next one came. which have followed from the war. Bad Checks Laid to ne? at Firth ave, and Seneca st. panied by little men with very big ide love Centralia Hike have launched @ “USTO: They do more than prove the footish- oan? Completion of the new clubhouse! heads, or googooeyed ladies be- Mess poe forever more.” tetas, fang maines ‘esneaily Ur too fo ‘nts Ts news of fighting rag mneans of wet Hat Company H consistent t istletoe, rs t ius vigih grew trie the founding bar mn sm are the softer hued}, ne little card on heb ge A the sett pence age ig for ite héme relict Binns en aoe. - pre ba ay noggh O Pe “ Ateand af dare, paces 3 4 -—~ of the club in 1910. At that time the | canis on which the shepherds wateh look down from a dark bive sky In| wor! e stato, m'sieur, une fh. the job of the world's xtateamen in P rea ntly eee deeper than the others, downtown départment stores, Mrs. eadquarters were at Fourth Aves/ their flocks by night and the verses |*hich & 2B: Be peer yr wns trying to rowtore that delicate equi- | ae laborer wan from Morocoo or) Jonopha V. Tippett, president of the a and Marion st,, but tn 1912 they Were} t0) of a holy Chrl we tells the old-time song and wtory! Rays the Walla Walla Union: “A| The dg kept |brium of international relation: |i ine tat Co. 8 Pike “DON moved to the present location. | tub | You're deciding which way to go|"It came upon a midnight clear, | Wertern rallmoad haa gone back to pee Lage tue ae a oot | ihips ‘which furnish international ot Vantiy auinchin 60cttee oe a as Gah oo be the tiaest ) any Stan | Bem ee aoe eee ee ore noe © sg cartn| for one dollar. Nothing ike it for] hax doubtlem by this time grown | BrOs and therefore domestic hang i¢ charged with grand larceny ee and adjusting the hat, you find| From angels ing near ™ 5 before Justice of the Peace C. C. Dab G aan ease er fous stories uni | YOUrSeLE before one of the little men| To touch their harps of old. ro) ae ee ema athieh ‘hone the tesend of} Fitteen Or 20 years from now, the|‘on “G. aM. Gibbons in the proamsut- Jones Bs & half basement, 110 by 120 feet out- peor diy Ps A b ereag Bs mauah| You take that one—and find your-| Mf, C, Faris, immigration officer! “French unknown” oF worse, be. bes Bhan Mendlag: ip md oassiamhan ing go es aed og - side, and is arranged both for con- 7 _ self moving on with the mob of peo-)at Walla Walla, has been promoted| cause nothing but an assortment of | - : D' t Venlence and for artistic effect. Card | 24 ¢xPreased by numerous seat: rie to the pictures of old Kris Krin-|to the position of inspector at the| human parts could be found “French tengo fi Be ct pan | phe Bat . Hubbard. the st room, billiard room and office are| ‘red Hotes on the card, sings out: nett, wi Seattle office in chargé of all Chi-| unknowne! tiga: Gets te thea Seenceateeed tree ot Oe W. ry 7 Is “woodsy | on the first floor. On the second «zo dear to my heart te the ‘ld- New fo just about fene work in the Northwest, The question te: rOp* | children of Kurope of 191418. oman’s Leg nd his Moor are the lounge room, library doltar, place at which you started. Old oo .9 “come back” after such a lom of Oe ee 1 Bonate 4 ‘gfe ail 7 and ladies’ annex. Sleeping rooms! gy nica tone sorry to claim dut| Sante beams out, perhaps with | Xxeavation commenced this week | biood? It is bad enough for & coun- Broken by Fall LU 0 which re are on the two upper floors. @ few, nothing more to way than just [for the Fort hospital at Wallajtry to have paid for its secarity Stumbling on & street car rail at the spect ‘A. H. Beebe is chairman of the! por iy 7 had plenty thelr ¢agies woula| “Mefty Christmas to you.” But | Walia. the price which France ‘has paid tn 1921 Record of Second ave. and st. Friday : y ome out dullding committee. The architects houer isn't t oneugh! After all, “Merry \Aiagtlind more than 60 per cent of ite young evening, Mrs. C. E. Lindsey, $819 | BRU a ATDE ere David J. Myer and Harlan! 4 it more than just ‘Merry Christ-| Christmas” is the best you can A joint meeting of Rotarians and) men of figh age. It te bad Sodond ave. 8., received a fractured | Il egw] By rte ‘Thomas, the general contractor fas’ to you" say, rogardicss of all the words | Kiwanians, with members of the! enough for the wives and children leg, and Was taken to hér honty for fa Peter Woock. you use to say It. Commercial club and other organ-|of those who remain to accommo- treatment, Mrs, Lindsey fell as ane| beng 4 of the most prominent cit!) KYES LIGHT And you decide—then you loom &t/ixtions, ie planned in Port An-| date themecives in 600,000 fewer was boarding a stret car. “7 zens of Seattle are members of the ON SIR SID your watch—and you're 35 minutes | goles. for Monday noon when Dr.| homes than before. “ College club. Of the 558 members,| You think you'll take that, but) late for that appointment with some | McKeever, noted lecturer, will ad| Hut an even deeper, aod leas ob- —Mra. A. Mateon, 4017 23rd Marey Cos Only 73. are non-resident. Most of the your eyes light on Sir Sid, who|body who ia going to hetp you pick | dress the meeting. views wound, perhaps, la one that 8. OW. wae struck ot — wha Top standard colleges and universities of | studies the customers thru his mon-|out a bathrobe for John. ih Bad in not shown by elther painted ; ana Pike ot. Thursday eceaetaer SE . Laser Hic ihe United States are represented on |ocie from @ very proper looking| Thank goodness you've gotten to] County commissioners of ‘Thurs! crowmes or leaking roofs. eneeersectememewaemeenn a _ the ; stack of cards, the place You Are #0 You can piek UP}ton county my that Mood damage! ier AD NitxT generation bum ear driven by 8. M. Wride 9617 Cori named , ——— what you want in a rush! And you} can be repaired for lens than $1,000 YEARS “1 say, old dear,” says Bir Bid 10 “Merry Christmas” cards and LIVED FOUR -Katherine Pettinger, age 7. “You know I'm wishing yo mp age ~ | Ore. othe LIKE A RAT 3 = 4 perfectly ripping Christ ete Christiaan rus jut| SHOW Card Writing (“thats what they ali ay, but ram 763i: 14th ave. N. Wee un And ail that sort of thing: ! 18," replied the little day-iaborer at struck by awtult oe el Class to Be Opened | 12). when 1 said hin age was unbe.|bY Mrn R.A, Schoenfeld, 1220 Pint : And by that time you've gotten | Opening of « class in show card writ-|lievable. He bad been living they [are at 15th ave, N. and \Gal : ;|into the spirit of the Christmas| Lawyers to Make ing on Monday and Wednesday even.|four years of bombardment in the|*t Thursday, ‘ “rush” and are movitig along peace- Gifts to U. f W. ings has juat been announced by the | cellars of Lene—living worse than & fully with the tide. You read them +o *| Seattle Art Club school. The class| rat in a drain! Beigium, with 65% inhabitants to all, including the following little bit r prints and steel en-| will te taught by Arthur Lingen.| Thousands of children in France! the square mile, is the most thickly of art, accompanied by another little | gravings of Fi American | brink, of the Link Sign Co. |have suffered not only from lack of! populated country. man with « big head and a smile pot! jurists wil} be prtmemted tO thee Vm | mn ae aavarneninasatteanel TO COME HERE“ #0 cheerful as the first: [eee of the University of Washing ton Tuesday night by members of [SE selll state with your permisse® | ine seattle Rar assoviation. pas Dr. Marion 14 Roy Burton, prosi-| That the fact of prohibitic ton wt dent of the University of Michixan, | Docan't help my depoaisio Keoreg oes aig a ing wt will be in Seattle December 21 ts |e rejoice on Christmas doy. and the gifts will be recelved by Pree meet Michigan alumni. He will be| For within my heart's @ yearning ident Suznallo. entertained in the evening by former | For the good old days returning The metnbers of the Bar aasocta- . Michigan Students at the Hotel| When we kept the home fires burs- tion will meet at dinner tn the Com-| a ‘Washington at a banquet. Alunch-| ing | mons, at 6:20 p.m. An interesting | - eon will probably be given at noon |Jm the good old-fashioned wey.” program {8 promised for the evennis. | : oe “ for him at the College club to which —_ will be invited President Suzmio| About the time you've viewed the! _,, of the University of Washington and |latiew you decide thet maybe you Big Educator Talks a ” children cards with holly on them, to Superintendents This is the onty stop Dr. Burton |or bells, or Christmas trees or maybe! Dr. witliam A. McKeever, national- will make in this state during his; Winter scenes. ly known educator, and the director tour of the West. And you begin looking around—to | of the Juvenile Welfare institute that Dr. Burton has been president of discover that you've turned the cor-| Was held in Seattle this month, ad- the University of Michigan since |ner and are within three feet of the | dressed a meeting of King county 2920. leas playful milsriver——the counter | school superintendents at the Y. W. being one of those square Kinds, at|C. A. Saturday, a) which you turn corners and come “or ge Mrs. F. E. Gerrish’s Law Students Get earner eeetORUEL PILES) , out Varsity Daity Deserting the Rule in &heliey’s ‘a ESS canst ane rine the pied type and black headlines o aetna Skee eg = bes “ Sayan anaeks F years and widow of L. W. Gerrish, University of Washington Friday ed: who died Friday at St. Luke's hos ited the special law school edition of pital, ‘ the varsity Dally. Mrs. Gerrish came to Sedittle from |Geng Postal for Dollar Trial ete i le FREE Minnesota. She is survived by two eons, Charles C. Gerrish, 424 EB. 73rd st; Arthur H. Gerrish, 6403 Key- Marion Ho: an’ @ suffering from Piles HEP Graver Soman aan, ana |" meee she smuiad dior oad oe 4 es Ha: Mra. J. J. Murray, 606 K. 7ith at. and returs . R ‘The body Is at the Rafferty under- bring vey RIP -ROARIN’ A —_ and 2-fisted Ny 3 taking parlors and will be cremated ance weil following funeral services. SNORTIN’ om. ; Fine Mac i with 3 American “Bet Goes Saint-Saens Dead : HOPPIN’ Musketeers .. ’ at Age of Eighty// who'd rather fight coli ALGIERS, Africa, Dec. 17—Ca- MAD! than ' Dechies mille Saint-Saens, French composer. eat! oe rachel Who made his first appearance as a / musician in 1848, died in Algiers yes- L terday. Saint-Saens was recognized E : as one of the reateat Musicians and | Methes. Mo Raife ne pain. so ; u composers iis generation. He e teow " | Seyeerentsact nasa | eth ama | ta sha Sate one Seam mete One Mf not, it coste . his death. bothing.— Y take | Laugh Triumph Hur Among his operas was “Pro-ser- a r pine,” which he composed without J 1 almost tir the aid of any instrument. 4 : ber Saint-Saens, despite hia $0 years, | uding, Pile, even after whale i } f ‘ y was the representative of the French of the success of 1 f ‘ the course government at the Panama-Pacific ‘ be _ 7 . : \ pag Promic a: €xposition in San Francisco in 1915.| oper ae eee . ; IN THE A ye : \ 4 ae a wntrel 4 : Postoffice, pensions and labor de-| won't tee tenes o f A “Pree a Partments of Great Britain employ re age a Moe gh 0. . . § Raging River Destroys : , 3 ig Part of the Town of Index! A £ NOW PLAYING!! EVERYTHING, TAKEN AT “FREE AND ; r ini RISK OF LIFE AND INJURY It Sparkles With Thrills and Gayety VIVIAN STRONG HART, soprano soloist “Pure and O0-0-0-OW! EASY?” ‘na Kapers P Thrills! LIBERTY oni wee ie on Action! Frank Jacobs NEWS simple) LAUGH RIOT FOR THE Liberty News “Anvil Chorus” from “I Trovatore a Also the Nick Carter Drama— “The Great Opium Case” —and the Hilarious Comedy— “Say, Uncle!” Wreck of tant may train in the Cai enden. Home of the ig Successes THE DEACON-JONES HARMONY FOUR Scenes in fleod area, ‘Other local events, SECOND NEAR SENECA