The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1921, Page 16

REWARD THOUSANDS ( OF KIDDIES MADE GLAD | Elks, Bremerton Jackies and} Others Play Santa Claus to Youngsters Three thousand Seattle young-| sters were happy today } Christmas morning they received | gifts from the Big Brother Elks’ Christmas tree in the vacant lot adjoining the Elks’ temple at Fourth | ave. and Madison st. | Each youngster, having written to/ the Big Brother's Santa Claus pre} ‘viously, got just what he wanted. | Kiddie kars, dolis and wooden animals were carted off by Seattle children, who might not have other Wire celebrated Christmas had it not been for the Big Brother or | Countess Poulett >] ganization. | | Other children, however, were} LONDON, Dec. 26.--“1 wish 1 Present at the party, Ladies in tur| Could march, too! ra coats and carrying silk umbrellas) Capt. Perey Hansen, wounded Gal Brought well-dressed children and poli soldier, was watching & peace stood them in line. These were not | Parade id a beautiful You dashing lady who 0 of ° Brother The purpose of the Big Brother corations in passing ganual party is to bring cheer to] Pn three years ago. Uttle people who have no ther) in. eneagement of Hansen a tiful lady haa been announced it all grew out of that chance deserve to! Presented with gifts. NDs and NOT FORGOTTES meeting Concluding the Big Brother cele) phe ty is Countgss Poulett Dration, 25 automobiles carried toy*)| widow and Christmas cheer to the chil) hero. Asa @ren at Firland’s Sanitarium, | Bachelor Elks tried something a little different this year. They de MUCH TAT | eided to adopt a few youngsters) for the day, and, motoring out to} the House of Good Shepherd, dis | TAR DISAPPEARS tributed gifts to 150 orphans. } ‘Two hundred and twenty-five ad} ditional & id oI 00 | 5 EY " a aie ene scaturinz | Wife Sends List of His Rare Santa Claus aboard the battleships | New York and Tennessee Christ- Adornments mas day “ Each kiddie was escorted aboard | the ships by a “gob,” who saw that hhis charge received full share of the turkey, the toys and the clothing distributed as Christmas fifts Others to receive Christmas cheer were 1,000 men and women who were fed by the Salvation Army in Seattle restaurants, patients § in Providence hospital who were visit ed by the Seattle post, American Le gion, and patients at the United States Marine hospital in Po Townsend who were visited by Mrs. N. Hamblen, Miss Ruth Hambien Mrs. Rosa Royce and Miss Rub Royce, representatives of veterans’ erganizations in Seattle. Young women s' ra in Seattle were entertained at a twilight mu-| sicale at the ari Poulett, another war girl she was a stage star MONTREAL, ue. Canada, Deo. 26 Has a large amount of tattooing oh hin body. On his bald head ts a picture of Cth around his neck is @ serpent; two angels are holding }a Bible on his chest, while the Lord's last supper is tattooed acrons his stomach. “On his back are several hymns t ing “Nearer, My God, to The and ‘Abide With Me,’ The Lord’ prayer and a crucifix are on his arms—and the usual tattooing of a sailor.~ Such is the description of ber usband given by Mra. W. T. Davis | who is seeking information regard jing the man, who, she claims, de |nerted his ship, the Barranea, at Montreal in 1918. yr W. CA | wang | Five hundred unemployed partook | ot turkey and “fixings.” and were) | entertained with a Christmas pro- gram at the Millionairs’ club, And, best of all, Seattle continued to celebrate Monday. Due to the calendar arrangement, two holidays ‘or jeattle’s Christ were declares the volunteers. et |Northerners Secede From America, the lodges, and the Si| National Organization tion Army continue to dispense Christmas cheer today. _ rT. NEW YORK, Dec, 26-—-The Ku Klux Klan has been split. The Northern half, headed by the Phil adeiphia klansmen, as withdrawn from the national organization, the headquarters of which are at At lanta. The action ix said t result of the imperial kik failure to remove Edward | Clark, chief of the propagat partment of the klan, and hi: MURDER ENDS DANCE FIGHT - '- clate, Mra. Elizabet Tyle hole shaggy MAE yg ee YERETT, Dec. 26.—Barney Ber.|°*P08® a bee wid $4. Great Borthern vatirond}, Creat Gobline 3, P. Hooper of Sorccen, te dead; Deputy Sheritt Ray| NeW York, Arthur Payden of the reman, is dead; Deputy ork, Arthar Puyéen of Taro is in the hospital «u' England states, ¥. W. Atkin ‘ gd Hass, a f Philadelphia, and William Terrill poe ae a cop eae oie ana] of Washington, D. C., were the men mechanic, has two broken ribs, en . C.. See brothers and a brother-in-law of | Seciared tobe resyonsible for the : necensio the dead man are in jail without/"") leet pie Mie bonds, as the result of a freeforall| | Oh! | Sin none ke ene i - eve dance here} t at AUlanta by Clarke that the _ ee |four grand goblins enumerated had Bergeson was shot by the sheriff's deputy after a fight In which one of Bergeson’s friends had been ejected | |" from the hall. Be struck Taro} with a piece of pipe, the two| tt men grappled and fell to the floor, where Taro’s fingers closed on his revolver and he shot his assailant. ‘The dead man ts survived by @ wife and two children. TOWN PUTS LID ion of proceedings by him to re ofeanization Il, grand gob pitol domain,” Wash high offic T t arrest of Akin, Hooper and the charge being failure to make| proper financial accounting with the} Night Auto Rides and Short| pik of 8 Shirts Banned Is Fatal to Girl Capitola Hanson, 22 died SOMMERVILLI Dec. 26. a maid, ‘exas, lo Texas, Christmas day as the result of drink © menu for t | been discharged following the inat!- | THE SEATTLE STAR | BACK TO REGULAR STORE HOURS.-9 a. m. to 5:30 p.m. Halt Women’s Suits 20% to 50% Less $ Women’s Suits reduced to........ Women’s Suits rae ERTS SECOND FLOOR One lot of Infants’ wear- ables half price SECOND FLOOR ‘The Bon Marches | Brings Savings of 20 to 50 Per Cent BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING HE idea back of this Half-Yearly Clearance of Women’s Coats, Suits and Dresses is to sell the merchandise quick- ly in order to start the new season with a clean slate. And prices have been established which will bring that idea to life and make it a fact ICH economies await those who take advantage of this event—savings not only on garments alone but also in many other lines which we lack space to detail. If your Christmas gift was money, here is a real opportunity to spend it wisely if 1) Women’s Coats 20% to 50% Less reitadto.-. 2 / 123" 3598 , 83 Women’s Dresses Half Price Were $15 to $97.50. Now $7.50 to $48.75 Save 20 to 50 Per Cent on . Dresses Reduced to | Women’s Coats +33 75 Tt $23.75, $33.75, $43.75] reducedto....---- QaJe : Canton satin, kitten’s ear crepe and taffeta, and taffeta and lace, in navy, black, brown and gray. In street and afternoon and dinner styles. Also a few light-colored Taffeta and Tulle Frocks for parties. . SECOND FLOOR A Big Sale of Gossard front lace corsets SECOND FLOOR | THE BON MARCHE ARGAIN BASEMENT i@ AFTER-CHRISTMAS SAVINGS IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT 865 New Corsets | In Three Styles Young people here will have tol ing poison on December t+ | watch their step as a res of] She was removed to the city hos resolutions drawn up by Mass] pitel ebortiy after her ettempted eal wetidl ai’ bean tai Meeting opposing riding in automo-| cide, and died there am the rext at sAINS, Mo., . 26— | en yunelashesinisneneiemies biles at night, Sunday movies, jazz! goa. sitting down to its Christ. | | ; music and knee-length skirts le 2 . laa s' telephone rang at W ‘ ne bad pe necks in tale establishment 2 1 aad " iatets. 2 the V . Z mgratulations™ aid a voice. | ‘ there will be none " rpg ‘You're a grandfather, Your daugh fot . Mtiere wilt be non * “sirale] AHI WILL GET ay deamon geore cathy Boggs FIGHT FOR LIFE Povorthr nee) manufacturer’s inventory cleanup gives you these Corsets mothers of Somerv will see to YOUR GO AT }oirtn to a gir J 4 | at such a low price, q “a we oe When day came Onks phoned to} Pet Suddenly Becomes Wild, Ltt avis with a girdle top, brocaded coutil and plain coutil. : A committee was named to call vgs Rbeonlh smal the « © for a box of cele-| Attacks Owner | vo styles with a medium top, with a free hip for the slight figure. i on drug stores and request that! \ bration ¢ One style with a medium top, more heavily boned, for the average fleshy figure, nothing but medicines be the Sabbath Berned Tots Buried; Miners Aid Parents two railroad rai UNABLE TO PAY CENTRALIA, Dee. Funeral Huth apd Donald Dawson, chlideon SPEEDING FINE, who were burned to death at Ko Thureday, when the he parents, Mr ne of their and Mrs. Jack Dawson was destroyed by fire. at the Monarch mine have sut seribed $300 for the relief of the Dawson family. | 3, La., Dee. 26.—For Coal miners hese Deiner w 4 |] Henr SPOKANE.—Judge Blake disminses || wit, ae action brought by A. C. Colburn, Who contended that the sheriff had} | was NO authority to seize property under || for Dolbtax ng | y Jail two weeks’ stay | 1 fe - | builder rivets were reported missing. | Then up raph mes: | JUDGE IN JAIL |) :"e"" Me, Se LVI UBUINEUE Over Load closing. ram for! } A It wa ain n long-< from |to fight the | metal t both in plain flesh coutil. Sizes 21 to 26. SOUTH NORWALK, Conn., Dec.| yaa peed A : ji gg ire eaae! —Mesh Bandeaux, which fasten in the back. Sizes 34 to 44, 25¢. us New ly at and had pair of All Women’s Winter Hats at these two prices. On a Pea I OI ul with a » her | jer the care of Dr,! » While the cat 4 wervation by Dr. M 50c ‘Hello, dad “TnI iat ate ae iF Mrs, Meek's logs, arms and| * * 1 pirth to al , SHEC cat, which seemed to become sud-| i ° grandchildren in one day,|denty frenziea renile via’ rs with| Many Fur Trimmed. Wool Dresses ; |And in the row above, his|® catnip dal All Sizes All Sizes daughter-in-law, Mrs, Oscar| eth es MEXICO, Mo.~= Nine persons in-| 125 Silk and | Oaks; his dauyhter, Mrs. Or-| jured and score hurt whe: Abas |ne |pha Robinson, and his daugh-|train is deraited near Weteavite. |f} Wool Dresses | MILLEN, Ga—one man killed ana} ce”, Mre. Roy EB. Cone, all : : fs | 5 Fs We gan vette aetna with their newly born chil-|, DENVER. Maj. Earl Coyle, of All Sizes d ert Logan, found shot in artes idven. aftey Christmas celebration, $10 125 Crepe de Chine Blouses All Sizes