The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1921, Page 15

iy at ttle, a Taventh Ave ay Rates MATL, IN ADVA . Th IDS DUTP OF STAR Ie Boe Der month, or RIN « STATR YF STATR NCB 1.50 °o $9.00 year ITY a0 50 per Six insertions for advance mdver- 12 cents a time per | toa line), Six inner ts Phone Main STiassitied Asver-| aac ed; rmenca, jelphtn, a. EFIANO PLAYING 206 Pine st VATIONS WANTED FEMALE WEAVING Used carpets = — rth and Pi WEAVIS HOM . " beg delivered. HELP WANTED fe POSTAL MAIL Je positions. $125 nitonth: rience unnecessary ot from m Abbotetora “Apts demonstr Bee charged for Weistield throw it away. Green Clock, opp. watch and jewelry Alarm aad man’ & Schwere 40 LEARN mim tions mer Civil quita! ue | at Apt abt Tith cant repair youl 104 Union. _postof tice, repair for tel clocks 02 Arcade. BLOW- vit Battery ATL TORR EsPORDENT i as 332 Lyon Ride. ATIO: CLARE FAINTL Call nin —- REPAIRING. Roofs, nied. Phone guaranteed. MatuSnd. Manager ave. near Union, | 5 kalsomining at moderate AL Ninnis, Main 0850 days. Garfield LUMBING, ete All fase 708, MHEG Apply to field 3¢ 3 to 4 ae AND LIGHT aI r Pus Hine ere at st. ot ot, Philsselvhia. Pa GALLON “Witt Vaporizer Stransky Pukwans, 8. 1 FOUN! Weg MAN HOLDING FEMA PUPPY ay 0 Le tS. Ww. AND SPOKAN! s M, Pi eT ‘LEASE CALL CAR ONDAY Small diamond “Bultable yoware 3628 oF CHILDS $2.4 mes, ney Giartiela 2775. -~ D RIE iq REWARD, Lg 4 afternoon, down- Christmas $10. TON ROOM AND — NE PIbING DO bOG © North 1 $0th. f- ond ADY'S BMA LBirse. Liberal reward oor, Third Hx N or call at 1818 D LENS G near Union. Heward BLACK TEXTHER TRNISHED HOUSES is, FURNISHED, + West Seattle. ath or will sell $15 %- diz per per month ROOM APART- tri the ctly waik- piace fc king comfort, fence and low rent. . r NT, TH corner apartment, all Fooms: st 3 wall bed: i; Nght; clean. posite Moore theatre LOOM APARTM ite bath, nicely furn' ie ROOM APARTME: mas, light and water, hea children NT, WITH PRI- ished, $15 NT, Fis $4.50 per 1107% Fifth ave. APARTMENT, “1718 12th 8, bought FOR cnet ¥ n Biscarded clothing. OP -HEAD BIN pie ine and moto: 6. 49 } tr r, $35. 4 RISTMAS TREES delivered. W ) WOOD—COAT, °. a SED ‘Owl 1217 UMP COAL, linkers D Ghow' beoran a MC Bsvaxacu HATS, $2.00, cote % ist. EB oD Beacon v134 Ar- JLANFAOL Ai eondi- olls, at $75. 105 Rainier foe 0334 ING AND Miott 3321 I $7.50 uM, $3; 2 ELLIOTT 1005 Lat 30.50 Ironing $900 ~H | xt WA TED—WALR st WoOor ERE | Fourth | | LOOKS LIKE ra |BATTERY MAN SAYS YO rd and Cabinet, com 11.00 o Plate Glass Wind put in your car while you plete Reduced pri #hiolds walt See Us for Doors and Windows for any Kind of 4 Building OB. WILLIAMS CO, Vista dlished 1899, VTABLE HOURS, GARAGES Offices, Store BE Pha ble MAT Por Pe Pr DE ‘Opn PORTARLE . Factory. Capitol $922 STAR-A per M. del ples West West 0 HONHYT STAR SHINGLES ered from mill attle Ferry 49 to & o'c 2 Sam- HONEY) YARTMA VAL The choicest 14.00 ibe 12 Im case 00 repaid west of Cascades for Wapato, Wash. MVEN AWAY Witit ROHASE! Watches, eraharp Va, a pina arette holders a r won AN Hooa MADR WOOD WOOD WOOD Fipsst qualit fir millwood, big load $4 $7.50, delivered. Main’ 348 ot Ben Bescon COAL vd, $9.50, 2.tom lots, $18, __where in the @ity ot a Ghowsig FOREST Wi jelivered. Also 1 tnd igeinch. $$ load Coal for fw 8637 PAADTIFY tone ubexcelled, $75. on urchase. fommercial DNs, Ind Madison. prices. 417 dison car, off _At 29th. reatoters and dou sold, pokey Sundwatl # Co. 919 2 M. 1180, WING MACHINR GOOD DROP- Oring, rent- é. wie Woo STOVE lengtha, Ad cord $5, deliver: (i fir, $9.00. delivered any~- Beacon 9157. iT growth eet Union, FOREST WOOT, For particulars SLB Gite man Soot, coal call Sidney 1738, 78 THAN, double joad mediate delivery. North 4257 — BEST FOREST WOOD, tid CORD. Feaqantect no knots. Shiney 73 R-2. RUMMAGE SALE i6it SEVINTIC Senttary clothes of al! kinds, ahoes, dishes Call. ‘avern 56 Ly SLAND RED thorobrad roosters for sale at S728 Keystone pl Kenwood 4999. at PET STOCK ae ence Pedigreed Trish terrier, feck Stoel: Best a, Coast. male Per- 3012 4 DPE TIT TEN Phone Sumet 637%,» 117th and “ANARIES WOR XMAS, CHEAP. 108 Westlake N. cottage No. 3 @ POR SAAT SPECIAL NOTICH I can save you money on your re- pair work. All electrital systema properly handled. Keboring and Teconstruction.. Get my price. 5. Reese. 2025 Mi Broadway A GOOD Chevrolet. right. can a WILLIAM T. 1401 FORD. MAXWELL a $200, had at ayant f MOTOR CO. ha BUY A_RERUILT FRANKLIN FOR CHIGSTMAS pW. GUARANTEED. FRANKL Oo aa R OLD HODES 2035 Let GE ork guara: MAIN 3946. battery is save it THIRD AVE | 62 WANTE Si pike Tae Want 2 ae t-81X atér for «@ touring car make. Call 3135 Arcade A FOR SAL FORD, Worm expr body, ACME MoT« 1608 11th Ave 74 «FOR SALE—FU wees HOUSES FOR 8A @ ROOMS nished, on Bellev any reasonable take ponsession. 75 FOR SALE—KEAL ESTATE HOME THAT COaT $1,300 TO DE sold for $1,000 cash. Please do not fail to see the following if you) are looking for a home, as owner| in out of work, and badly in need of mo nd is willing to make @ big sacritice in order to get some ready, cash 40x100, at 1530 24th block from school. soon an porasib CULV —QU Come to us for the best buys in Queen Anne hill property. jarfield 0077. oW HOUSES, . water, light, $60 month. Phong HWAD- of good Bidy. PU iv ¥ FOR. Will take Come and operty _14 Boston ae AND Went down, __0533-M_ 9 SMALL COTTAGY down, $25 month. Rank. Main 247 is YOR HAC NANGE—REAL ESPATE FOR EXCHANGE—+4 ACK ern Washington land of equal value. $1,250; $25 ths Ameloan 8 BABT- Price $600. for Sunset ear ACKE AGE POULTRY RANCH acre, all cleared; | lights and water | piped: cozy new %-room | cottage; garage; new, mod- ern chicken houye, 20x60. Price $2.7 lets Includes 200 choice ite Leghora | chickens and ord track HERMAN SCHROADER 12-14 White Bidg DANDY LITT! Almost an leetric Landing. | k. GOOD TRUDE OLD | West } _ ACREAGE. REAL acres dandy from stor cleared, food pastur her aqoon per mi, wll Wagon, harnes: try, tools, epuds = and $6,000; terms Wowld consider sinall b for wart HENMAN SCHROEDER 811d White Bidg RANCH cleared WD CHICKEN acres; 3 love land: 8 goad young cows, 0 chickers, horse, was news, machinery and (full of hay): « well: 4 miles $2,500; terms $1 CARTER, Wine DOW ARIS Eo “MILLER, EMtott 5870. DET CHAP leely located. near Beattie Rg transportation; wood soll Meal location for ber- ries, fruit and 7 ltry. For quick sale, price S15 h VAN ANADALE ile Third Ave FRUIT | 208 Columbia st 6 ack ‘Thin Sacre t e; chicken of ground; « fruit; Meated ‘Sunt limite. “$1,000: terme 2 Third ave, or phone KR evenings. ) ,FOR SALD 10 ACKEs, 16 MILER from Seattle: 3 acres orahard; 2 houses; pays 10% without sui 2,000; half M vath cash. M: eh, Rothe). x Wash - Goon” BUY8—a0" AChas. NEAR Renton, 2% acer e “house: kind north of city racts in West Se- ttle cash needed. 24 Third Avo. ACHE no CULTIVATE house and barn: on county road miles from Port Orchard Pe Sen ownss at roan on Will Jackson st, between 6 and 6 Orr CANDS VOR BALE inquire N_& BROWN CO. 1701 L. C. SMITH BLDG. OIL LEASES LASKA Oil LEASES AND DRILLING. SITES COLD BAY AND, ANCHORAGH 601 Alaska Build Fi D> Piston Ring. .$11.00 5 King Airship 2 pfd. Am. Securities i? 3 1M. i United Finance ....135. Alaska Pet. & Coal . 4 Construction Appliance Victory Rubber Sound Rubber . Motor, rt] oa “Wonder Futrel! Coupler 176 Am. Nitrogen Products: 13.50 K Copper .... Bi com : Bid “Totem tern Ol Synod. 46 polis Cat Ck Drilling atika On Red Desert Bynd. . Chicago-Boston, Bonds at market J. STREPLA us AIS Cherry at Main WE WILL SELL. SURI $500 Ist mortgage gold bonds ern Rubber ( 2000 Ren won Coal 600 American Hottle 20000 Burk Tex. Produc ¢ Round Rubber ¢ nuco Oil & Trans, thfinder Synd ‘ Wid } 600 Ma'10.00 10 200 1 b Liberty ap. w. nance ptd. Electric We : Smith Wilder Royalty . Weatern States Off uFitios Bidg, & Eliott 2118 BENTY BONDS Lu Rainier Davia Car Co. Alaska Petroleum & Coal 200% Columbia Red Metal 2000 Outwest Petroteum. 5000 Capito! Petroleum. AND ALi, OTHER STOCKS JER 214 Union St. THiott “ 100) 50. % 94 BUSANESS OPPORTL NITIES KTN } shop. This downtown. p23 auto located rep right chanica huy tious and handy around auton portunity to ho a first class mechanic, who will teach willing worker the should maice $200 a m ur rhis fs an | | INVEST A Hide. CIVE OPPORTUNITY few hundred ir can get Revob Invention pwer for automobiles aeropianes and other purposes. | 2123 Smith Fede. _ ih @TAND, $900 Cas ntown cigar stand in a retl bargain; beat of fixtures and well balanced stocks! just right in every way. You can ke better than $250 a month you will attend to busin Price $1,200, with $900 cash. hite Bidg. PERSONAL A REAL GOOD sit pure Boecabell! « Face Massage, with Kinds of electricity’ Manicuring, 35¢; Ma 36 complete booths, Modern equip- ment. THE PUTLER SCYIOOL OF HAIRDRESSING 4th Floor Taft Bid, 11:17 you in motive { 610 6 el waving, BSc. Second Av. tient. Elliott 6280, RCULOSIS CLINIC nday and 1 ‘huraday, M, to 12M. one Bast 057'\ . TIYUTE Pine St. ny — CM GLAND — substance, powerful gland tifically compounded. Supply giands that are lacking with r-Gland Tablets. (ives :vou vim amd vitality. 50 for $2.0. i mail Cheater Medical Co. % 23re\ av. N, ——PYARSONVAL INSTITUTE Electro-therapy and surgery. Cbron- jc akin and nerve diseases. Mow ap-| pointnent phone Haat 0572. 995 BH, Pine gt, comer, roadway DR. CERVI, SPECIALIST CHRONIC allments, Pattie Creek methods. 705 Firet ave NORA —Mre. A. Willeiksen. 1287. | 9A Mine. Till cho-Analyst ” CHATTEL LOANS Money to loan. Established 1890. Suneat | PSYCHOLOGIST ited Vocational and Pi 716 Haight Bid. M, 425 105 2nd a KKAL BSTATEH LAANS fr, farm and acreage loans. ‘RM MTG. CO. 1 an 6 HELP WANTED | Neat Appearing» Men One of the largest companies in the Pacific Northwest has opening for « man who has resided in Seattle one year or s. Apply at once, _oom 204 C Central Bldg. imorpAine and « pint of alcohol. ‘The ‘wormaa in mid to have confemsed the jfor storage and labor, London Jewelry Rid THE. SEATTLE STAR |and cannon and | cleverly These are ¢ being scrapped Theft of Narcotics Charged to Woman Mise Emma Nelson, 32, was held in the elty jail Wednesday on nar. colle charges, following her arrest at, 626 University st. Tyseday by Fed eral Prohibition Agent G. B. O'Hara, She fy said to have had 200 grains of theft af the dope from Rubinnte' Prescription pharmacy in building, where she had been em- ployed. Jap Firm Is Sued by Port of Seattle Buit to collect $2,179.34, alleged due was flied in superior court Wednesday against the Mitsubisit Shoji Kal®ha, Ltd. and James Grith Port of Seattia " SPECIA\, NOTICES — larbia members uenat 148 and eated to be prenant. at 160 re- wie the Cobb 4 & Bon by the] | Relatives invites lie readers te use tiie | ase aid in finding missing | iseing are invited to report | ily te The Star. | the whereabouts | reentioned in this column | 3-4 HAROLD HOL- LIDAY.— Harold | | Holtiday, 16, high | schoo! boy, disap peared from his home in Vancou- ver, B. C., Octo ber 16. Buppored- ly he came to Seattle, Nothing has been heart from the boy since. His par ents are heart broken. Te had often expremed a wish to come to Seattle to try for work, and it i# thought he may be in the city, His parents, Mr. and Mrx. Geo. Holliday, do not wish to loelebrate the holiday season without heartng from him. He bi mandy |hair, bine eyes, ruddy complexion, ts |6 feet § inches, weighs 150 pounds Attorney» atlaw I PBALL—Listablisned 1047 —AD cases; moderate fees; consultation 2 Bu | Sie TURNER CiimaPRA tor. 210-12 Haight Id, 24-Fine Hour, * dates, M. 35 42 Dr. Edith Moore uate Main 600. Collateral Loans MONEY 104 ED ON ALL a cles_of value. THE FuGLIABLMA 907 Third ave. | | Expert MOTOR P. 3 an Blectrie Ca, 641 Fir Kiser e038 Meee" sa | DINAVIAN AMEIUCAN ounts purchased. 903 American ank Hide Money to Loan FOR CHRISTMAS You, of course, want to make your friends and ‘loved ones happy at as time, but may not have hon hand. Do that’ spoil the Christm We will gladly joan you unt you need, tf without security MONEY pleasure. payments FIDENTIAL |LOANS to SALARIED women on thelr own roa” on, FURNITURE, E ¥. payment 3MAN'S LOA Seaboard Pike MEN and note, 10th Floor. MONEY TO LOAN a onda and Jewelry. on most atiatactory ter F MEDIAL LOANS At TLE | Mag ison, ; LOAN— WIE LOAN ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS and jewelry: lowe: Seattle's Oldest Le AMERICAN 21 nd Ave. Iti Ly a ice Third” Ave, | GRAN- | Batab- UND MAR . let and Virg ‘ | P American and for- secured, developed 406-6.7 Ce W 9 Db. FREDERICK t ey ington, c.f Phone Main L. REY NOLDE NOLDS. Estab 3 years examiner U. fice. 402-6 Lyon Bid. M é rt shed Seattle, 1 8. Patent € Billott 6071 Surgeons A, LOUMTA- # immediate rial treatment. rences. Drs. ard_ave. | YRARS ~ Physicians, #21 One week's Open evenings. Re Kreer_and Hradon, Won experience Ap tages Bldg. Third and University. PIANO TUNER- Cut rate piano repairing, tuning. (Razor Blades Sharpened 1407 4th ave. | nenaion, a Served Boose From Anyone knowing anything of the whereabouts of this boy write Mra.| Lucy Brouette, his grandmother, at 4824 Mayflower ot, Heattle. ‘5 her Arrested and Still Seized Learned Andrews, a rancher living 28 miles south of Port Townsend, was arrested by Edwin R. Tobey Tursday, charged with having a still and «| small quantity of liquor in his pow He was taken before C. 8.| Lindse: United States commision. | ler at Port Townsend, and bound over for the grand jury under $750 ball. HID GIFTS FROM HIS FAMILY, BUT THIEF FINDS ’EM Harry Morrisette, 6231 Wood lawn ave. completed bis Christ mas shopping Tuesday and stored away the gifte where the family wouldn't find them. But a burglar entered the house during the evening and had no trouble locating the presents. He departed with @ package of toys three pairs of women's hose and @ revolver. | with feod or by invitations to Jare asked by the post to call Milk Bottle, Claim Accused of serving booze from a milk bottle, M. G. Dightman, 55, was released from the city jail Wednes: day on $500 bail on booze charges. Dightman was arrested in the Man. hattan apartments, 1727 Minor ave., by Lieut. Gus Hasselbind, where the milk bottle and a serving, glass were netzed. Teachers Have to Show They’re Well Applicants for teaching positions in King county schools must have a certificate of good health before they can sign a contract for next year, it was announced Wednesday by | ‘Thomas KE. Hulse, county superin tendant of schools, This is jn ac | cordance with the new state law ena by the last tegneature, Corn Meal and Ever ent old-fashioned Southern corn pone? yeast corn bread? Ever make any corn meal mush with cream aftei maybe you'd like to try Italian pol All these and many other excell as a food—and the farmers are re beemuse they can't get a decent five-page pamphlet compiled by tion bur If you want it, fill out carefully Washington Bureau, Seattle St 1322 New York ave., Washi | boarding The su from government sources, Santa Claus necredited limitation of armament Neverthelenn, he out an olaborate «ram which the Washington may have not He has drastically armament the world believe. Cheek of thin sean shows fewer than any even war. lieted tive an the not an is prene conte carrying pro in has been “werapping’ gentlemen od. limiting make been in of ‘s playthings so-called “war toys” in many than before the indeed the warships and dred litary toys.” This ditarmament reaction in the world of play is viewed than ordinarily significant of the trend of world t Buyers and purve agreed that they play part in the building stinets and character. Dy starting the cradle abolish “war play” prychologiats see an important step taken, Toy handiers report for “war toys” to small, and the ouutput to be like wise, JUGS; SEIZED ’ Three alleged moonshiners, one a woman, are sought by the police Wednesday, following @ raid on a house at 1606 Lith ave. 8, Tursday night, where @ camplete still and 30 gallons of moonshine were found concealed ranean cellar When members of the police dry squad and federal prohibition agents entered the house they found an aged woman sitting huddied by 4 sputtering coal stove, her shoulders wrapped in a thin quilt. In response to their queries, the woman muttered in a foreign tongue. A search of the house revealed an ingeniously hidden spring that re leaned a secret trap door opening upon & cave under the cellar where a huge still was in operation. As the officers were attempting to question the woman, a Japanese merchant, 8. Kikima, 22, drove up to the house and delivered a gunny- sack full of gallon jugs. Kikima was arrested, but later released. The aged woman was not molest ed. Police believe she was used as a blind to cover the moonshining op- erations. at lean Few time yearn great woldier kan as in pught s have a ot more view long child ine in CHRISTMAS FORESTS MOVE UPON SEATTLE Even as Birnum wood came to Dunsinane, so the evergreen forests of Washington have moved overnight to what was cleared land at Seventh ave. and Union at. Heralding the Christmas sea- non, some 200 trees have been transplanted by C. P. Knock and EK D. Newbanks for holiday sale, A similar forest of big and ttle trees hag appeared for the first time on the vacant let at Pighth ave, and Union at. It was laid out by James Bailey and Fred Dooley. “HUSH MONEY” ASKED, CLAIM Attempted extortion of a bribe, as alleged by Mrs. Morrell, who controls the Gordon hotel, 204 Pine st., result ed in the arrest of C. K. Curtis, 23, | and L. L, Pitts, 22, Tuesday night. According to police, the two men went to Mra. Morrell and demanded “hush money.” which wag temporar- lly refused, while the woman phoned the police. A clty detective was placed behind a door, where he | watched Curtis accept a marked $20 pill, police allege. The arrests fol | lowed. Both men are raid to have police | records, Curtis being under a sus- pended sentence of 15 years in Walla Walla prison, Both men are held on open charges in city jail Wednesday. Seek Yule Cheer for Jobless Vets Ffforts to provide some kind of Christmas cheer for every unem: ployed former service man in Seattle are being made by Rainier-Noble post of the American Legion. Persons who wish to contribute in any way dinner at 333 Burke building or telephone Biliott 6029. Request for Ticket Reveals Big Theft A. W. Larson, of Chicago, was a train at the Milwaukee depot Wednesday for Chicago, when the conductor asked to ste his ticket. Larson then discovered his wallet was minsing, containiffe a check on a Seattle bank for $300, two railway passes and $142 in cash, Jap Farmers Sue for Alleged Debt Suit was filed in superior court Wednesday by the Green Lake Farmers’ association, an organization of 32 Japanese ranchers, against Harry Inada, seeking to collect $601.24 for vegetables alleged to have been obtained on credit. How to Use It Or South Carolina corn meal muffins? Ever serve r the card game at night? Or Jenta; or make Mexican tamales? lent recipes for using corn meal sported to be burning their corn price for it-—are contained in a Star's Washington informa. and mail the coupon below: ar, ington, D. C. 1 want the information on CORN MEAL AND HOW TO USE IT, and inclose two cents Name. ... Street and City. . + State. in stamps for postage. powerful | subter: | PAGE 15 | to the demand) be exoredingly | These grow more popular Stronger Alien Law Urged on Congress rterfi were to let down the bars, every one wey W- H, Po jeld | ote people who could ponsibly NGTON, Dec. 21-—Deserib-| oot a perth on ship board would sail tne himself ws “a reporter,” Kenneth | f) tiie country at the earliest posale perts, fumous traveler, author and yo ait Tiny a law prohibiting Gxbert On Ruropean emigration tO | ail immigration excepting husbands | America, appeared here ag star wit-) eas at the hearings on the Johnson Pe Puen Pao Rc Fad apn % bill before the house immigration | 14°) .4\» “y ~ igo neg tol PER CENT LAW Roberts told of his journeys in| Poland, Huniury, Germany, Austria? 1S UNSATISFACTORY Cheinwiadd and Turkey, as well as Western Bu-| This is rygater ogee yl ook rope, in 1920, and earty this year, At | Jobnson's bill, which, if ¢ pe: one Polish town two hours out of | /*¥, will take the place, of the p Warsaw, he said, crowds of would-be | ¢®t 3 per cent restrictions, which, al- emigrants were so insistent that an |th9 now in force, have proven utters j0ld patriarch had to drive them oft) !¥ unsatisfactory, according to Johm ty unde foren | son's advices. wt . The new immigration lier eirioae passed, will be by far the most strin- | gent immigration measure ip the his This passion to see and talk with \tory of this country. ‘The design is anyone from America he declared to|to bar practically all European fmm» - typical of what he saw in every | gration for three or four years, or place he visited in that region; also} unti) we “can get turned around,” aa [in yom set en society | Johnson expressed it. jheadquarters in Warsaw, Paris,| The bill, however, ts stoutly opposed j | Prague and Budapest, by Congressmen Siegel, Sabbath an@ # par at ot. remit | other influential Jews in congress, } nvestigations Europe,” | and wil! fou; | aad Robe ru, “is that if America! way, ee ee Must Get Passport | to Go Into Mexico Going to Mexico? Persons coming | in or out of Mexico must now have their paseports vised at the point of origin, according to a new ruling by the state department just received by Eugene C. Rowley, Seattle pass: | |port agent. Continued trouble over the nes’ of persons to have their passports | jmade out before leaving home has |led American consuls along the bor. der to ask the state department to make the new ruling. In the future! jit will not be sufficient to have pass — ports approved at the line by tele- graph to the home consul. Certified copies of the passport will no longer | be accepted, | Americans {n Mexico crossing into| |the United States must obtain their | passports before leaving their point |of residence in Mexico, and Amert- cans entering Mexico must do like- wise. MAP MAKER } VOLUNTEERS TO GIVE FREE MEAL IN AUDITORIUM The Volunteers of America, who have undertaken to provide @ Christmas dinner next for every unattached and needy man in Seattle, have decided to bold the feast in their anditorium at 77 Washington st, instead of at the Crystal Pool, as originally planned. The dinner, with roast beef as piece de resistance, will be served from 2 to 4 p. m. Twenty-five hundred tickets have been printed for the dinner and are distributed by the Volun- teers and other charitable organi zations. es * Feminine Foibles rpc Land Him in Toils John P. Mead evidently has a lik- ing for feminine foibles. Grand larceny charges filed against |Mead Wednesday in superior court |enumerate, among the articles he is) jalleged to have stolen, a blue silk dress, a blue dressing gown and a vanity case, of a total value of $105, ANTA LOSING GIFTS ON CARS Santy Claus is dropping ‘em on the way. At least’s what the lost article bu- reau of the muny railway reports. About half of the articles left om street cars these days are Christmas presents for Mother and Dad, Baby, Johnnie and little Susie, Mrs. Johnson’s Pl s Plea to Be Heard Friday Hearing on the motion for a new trial for Mrs. Dolores M. Johnson, sister of James E. Mahoney, has been set for Friday morning before Superior Judge Otis W. Brinker, Mrs. Johnson was recently convicted of as arias in the are — Three , Go to Pen ‘for Dope Activity Three new faces were in McNeill island penitentiary Wednesday. Jas, Capello, sentenced to a year and a day; Frank V. Grace, a year and a day, and Harry Vietheer, 18 months, for narcotic law violations, were tak- en to the island by Deputy Marshal Joe Kneizik. | } GOOD SAMARITAN GETS IT IN NECK Gaylord Golding, a sailor from the U. S. S. New York, appeared at police headquarters Wednes- day wearing a ragged suit of over. alls and an army coat, to tell a tale of outraged friendship to the sympathetic cops, Golding had met a shipmate, so he said, Tuesday night, and took him to his room in the New Grand, hotel. The friend was broke and hungry, so Golding fed him and put him to bed, Wednes day, when Golding awoke, the friend had gone, taking with him Golding's uniform and cash, his liberty pass and a pair of specta- cles, but leaving his own ragged clothing in the room, Mrs. Howard Phelps, a member of the state depart-| ment, is official map expert} at the arms parley. She is| called upon to answer ques-} tions on the “spheres of in- fluence” of various nations as well as on physical boundar- ies. A Christmas entertainment for children will be given by the Engt- | neers’ club in the \\retic building \'Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The club will hold its regular luncheon and enter: tainment at 12:30 p, m. Thursday, W. T. Butler will preside iy