The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 18, 1922, Page 1

First in News—First i in Circulation (by 11,727 copies a day)—Call Main 0600 to Order The Star at Your Home—50 Cents a Month—Why Pay More? AAPA PAPE DRE P PLP PLL APAP PA PARA ARR AA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAPA 9,000 ARE HOMELESS IN FIRE! DAR RAR ARAN ee PDIP ADA AAR ALAA AAD PLL LLLP PPP PPP PPP $2,000 GOLD SAVINGS STOLEN! On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise YES | weatner i Tonight and Thursday fair Continued cold; moderate easterly winds i Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 30, Minimum, 16, e Today noon, Rntered as Sscond Class Matter May #, 1899, at Cae Postoffics at Beattia Wash, under the Act of Congress March 3, 35 Wer Year, by Mall, $5 to _VOLUME 23 aa SEATTLE, WASH., WE DNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1922. Getting . Los Angeles Quake News, TOLER {1st ces Robs Girls or Why Seattle Editors Go Crazy) LOSES | « “ia” Jan. garb of girls spells peril to Home Brew BEING A COMEDY ici ha plin Is F ree to Wed | HOARD reine and a 1, scrawny spe- So ange hy ee IN TWO TREMORS May re "Seattle Girl — ,__|I] 8, shaman ‘dete . Secret Corner in || o-rise' resent expremisns ot extreme dress, which started ° jciaasioan Themen soca ind Which Earnings |) 5; "..:=," yt || Cable Sent to the putting thru the $3,200,000 Skagit > Ww ere Nursed Is a eee R e d Cc ross at bond issue. Caldwell is the famous “There ix no doubt,” declared world traveler who is mayor of : " . le om his short v its ore. } Dr. Seippe who treats thou- eee ‘Only the Collapse. of News spaper Office Looted onde TiN ont Sams een _ Washington Seattle's divorce rate proves that en each ye that the girl of be the eine het ded ane ¢ . iF Sheriff Matt Starwich was ||] foucy is not so well developed ||| WASHINGTON, Jan. 18— me are the land of the tree, and our Prevented a Really Hot Denial : completely batfied Wednewday by ||] sc the one of 10 yeare ago, [I Five thousand persons were) home of the brave. of Odd Rumors 1} eS the mysterious robbery of a “NOW. we have the girt of |made homeless by a fire im” eee 2,000 gold hoard, representing traight lines, not the acco} es 2: Sitkandnabein stra en, fe nila, ing to a cable NAUGHTY! NAUGHTY - the lifetime savings of Anton ||] wetproportioned girl of yee Sessa omg A by the cil, FO SINS tie toccher, | By Robert Bastien Bermann Ts Lenicar, 28, » laborer of Renton. teryear. conten Mei Cotas As she stumBed on the stairs. | Scene: A Los Angeles newspaper office. Time: Last é The case has been under investi- EAT CANDY bl detail: | i . ation since January 5, when the FOR HEAT 4 cable gfive no details e: = oa thing, son ‘ oes. at flip |month. Dramatis personae: The editorial staff, excited on- r “ fons of the money Whe dcoverea. | “The girl of today, dressed |] to state that the woth the teacher to the preac : , “What you save were Teddy Dears! | Ookers and spear carrier: 1, | Lentear, who is employed at the} in thin ilk hose, short skirts 1) branch of the Red Cross cee PROLOGUE over a wad of “stories”: Funny ‘ car shops in Renton, wan Ping with ||] od ratit! pymps, has no pro- Hl) carping on relief work. hear s day break when) TELEGRAPH EDITOR (waving 4 here's a story about a nut who had a! ba two men, one of whom had a femily tection agaiset the cold. She rile Press dispatch excitedly): Whoopee! hallucination. Thought there was an 4 of smal! children, in a house near May as well wear nothing ‘Course. he was pinched—bdein held | and hiding it in a secret compart ire 5 from han): Fine—-fine. But waita for sanity investigation. | ment oo @ shelf in the cellar, which ||] °° Reerssory to proper devel- LIL G OEFICE minute. This says there was only TR REPORTER JUST IN FROM was hidden with (rute-gars, = opment. is dinsipated. A decade iT i f . } |half an inch of snow. Now— EAST (dashing «madly inte room): . On January § Lenicar went te a}|] °° girls were muffled from j Lingle = gape donayrs ong go TELEGRAPH EDITOR: Shuckst The Times building's cola peed. | . - union meéting, On hin return he ||] ©at 10 feet as men are today, ) your fe saves: wedding ‘e can cut THAT out. Let Jones Wanta extra on it? ita went Into the cellar to count his gold, “rue 2 modern girl has an in. ff! 0 _ Ges for a possible second mar: [rewrite it, anyway. Here yiare TY EDITOR (isgustedtyy: Naw, | ; . jan had been his custom, The fruit | preggers goon hm ‘nek Says He Wasn't Affection. riage. |Jones, Jazz ‘er up. Seattle cut off Seems like I heard they were goin’| ¥ eet > Jars in front of the cache had been ll omnis’ is because ‘heat of the te to Mrs. Hankins —— mage Ml trom world by ragin’ blissard. You|to put up a new one. anyway.! re moved and the lock broken from the body is spent rapidly, due to }f} a q 2 er |know. | Prob'ly just wreekin’ th’ old buildin’ ‘ |mecret panel, Nothing else had been | NES te “9 Christian Kommer, beer maker! i-ws EDITOR: Bof! Run out}You want to look out for pipe ae: ;dinturbed, a fact which leads Star-}|} SADt Gresn It is nature's and Bible agent, formerly of this|, ; le asd way of trying to furnish more =| M’ tell th’ foreman an extra's com: | drams, son, ‘cause— (He—and every ‘ % wich to believe that the robber knew rn . has located in Indianapolis." " : ; fuel for the tissues burg dll) News. fin’ up. one else—eubsides as floor sinks in) where the money was lo Dr, Seippel stated many of cel > ewe | Hl ” 2 , } © ee ny t eee | AcTI | wae: . : on PTT the ills of wemankind. are ier apie: ar oe A Privacy le eney to | ‘ “ | EPILOGUE “a as ” eho sated with Lenicar caused by constant exposure , ‘rater’s court, deni on the ottels t semtn | Beene: Same. Time: Last night w the location of the gold, but I] Over a period of years, ‘This [| Witness stand that he at any time | | with Hot gguff! It's snowin’ in Seattle.|rarthquake over on the south side. a | Renton. Lenicar was in the habit of ||] ffom the knee down . [Lee get outa extra, just ‘cause. hie house fell down. i | changing his wages into gold money | This causes the body to be- NEWS EDITOR (seizing dispatch come frail as the’ bodily heat, Maj. Carl H. Reeves, superin- jtendent of public utilities, whose — ‘suit for divorce began its second — . | @eene: An improvised newspaper! . eae a t . dined - Ps Dramatis personae: fame. | tea the Ninvet Heer Tm| i Starwich 4p inclined to believe they |l] Condition in aggravated, she ||| *POKe to “the Hankins woman” 98 eee ening eneY j morning. Dramatis personae: The . : ‘ car had aved the money with {| Mild: bY the presepiday ten a a ee @s the curtain rises er the [mor Re : etmear had on he money with ||] Gancies of young mirla to atay -{fi termed to Tuesday when Maj. Reeves ON carat di os Mig ng ioacnirl oi TELEGRAPH EDITOR (much be : here from Europe,» = Ni Sm /1] out tate at night, thereby mise- {|| Was"ssked, “Who is Mrs. Hankiaga i atlas tm Ayo Brewster's Millions. Typererit e cerneng t eDr _ i : 7 . ° m Europ ing the rest so necessary to |]/"nd he replied, “A friend, knowm The flivver was predic era are siding off desks; chair pandaged, but gamely on job! both to myself and my wife.” P } Bor thee? e "= proper development. Bible, in Daniel) xil4. And many | ¢ sliding crazily; everyone |W . ya know about thi j “Many young women have Mai Reeves was cross-examined 1 to and fro.” hange on for dear lif : nh” fool o = pete mar = peer been kept from motherhood by Attorney Walter Fulton re- TELEGRAPH EDITOR (gazing | W2"* to know about 'n earthquake — y because they did not dress ade- |] sarding a trip to Snoqualmie Fatis GREAT MYSTERIES OF |morosely at a press dispatch); That | Whats th'-matter—« Hein"! Miss Claire Wigulsor, Seattle girl and photoplay star, who| quately during their girthood,” |] | late in September. SEATTLE jeuy yl pong an cago es NEWS EDITOR (imping in on modestly admits Ghat “perhaps” she wishes Charles Spencer Dr. Seippel declared. titre abla Mane a Why Attorney Tom Page § Who th’ hell ever heard |‘TUtches): Here, gimme it. J Chaplin were interested in her. Romantic gossip in Holly- : | Yes," replied sry witness, ee mot an earthquake this close to Los | “Wer It. (Sits down at typewriter.| i ood centers on Miss Windsor as the next ruler of the Chap- oan S i} MAN EXPERSS |"——and seven others.” 4 t Then, reading): “Whatta Fi t Gi vi DIFFERENT rpg" | Angeles? jand writes. Then, reading “tt | ium household, now that the comedy king is free to wed again.|Fugitive Gives Self Up to a “And was it not so,” pursued The June bride who used to kiss} NEWS EDITOR (seizing dispatch |¥4 mean, quake? We haven't heard} 4” 2 pat y o. 6 a S Face Charges EW YORK, Jan. 18.—Dr. |]; puiton, “that Mrs. Hankins’ littie her husband good-bye every morning |from him): For the love ‘of mud! °f #9 | etn x ae masniih siguien 06 dettioas 9 | ‘a1 8. Copeland, health []/ hoy was on that trip and also s i seis, “belong.” trem ielwWhet dese that bird think he ie? Loud applause, as editorial 108 ANGELES, ( Jan. 1 ages yond rv ni be - commissioner of ‘New York, |l/iittle gir! named Lorraine?” Hitchen. ‘ lQuick! Send a wire firing him be-| staff, excited onlookers and Hollywood is wondering now the end of the first few pour Accused of passing hundreds deed ot agete tak rolled deere. pork ? : eee lfore the chamber of commerce hears| spear-carriers form a circle and | who will be the next Mrs, Nips dh = ran dhe oir agnehed nad of dollars’ worth of bad cheeks hose and abbreviated skirts “And was it not so that the little ‘ vel, “Jurgen.” being |about it an’— (He subsides as his| play r around-the-rosy. sing Charles Spencer Chaplin. api preedide po a a rel aan on business houses here, Wallace are bad for the modern girl. |boy said to you, Maj. Reeves, ase ihe mails, wonder i a|desk topples over and buries him.) | ing “California, California.” ‘The interlocutory decree part eroded won agli merle ee Berson, 1, & salesman, was “Let them keep the habit, if Il) opaine is MY girl . > 0 gor th a foo could be called| CITY EDITOR (tranquilly. looking (Curt ing the comedian and Mildred inemnine mee brought back from Salt Lake they've got it," said Dr. Cope HivouR git? _— that ‘6 arris, dra ic star, 0" wre ae City Wednesday by DP land. “it's fine and healthy, 45 4 * & Harris, dramatic star, is pow were. ity y by Detective an | | ne i Sbooklesser? | | yp BOR eS HE aged final. Chaplin is free to wed, Ch li L Bi Jack Landis to face grand lar- provided they don’t change [fj “No it Giamnisesd {roca the ai pe mase and rumors are flying fast arlie Loses Bi ceny charges. back and forth.” 7 Sere we PULLING AN AVRIDGE MANN | s The total amount of bad checks ‘The ‘divorce proceedings Dawa | Hollywood ts general! reed * Me mega. They say that whiskers may be ° ° enliotiyrcood ts generally azreed | Sum in Bankruptcy} win’ wnicn ‘Demon i cetustat| preemie alin Banned from Prisco to New York| eet isto ractice i | NEW YORK, Jan. i8—Charlle| flooding the city ts about “*1-00e | < rom a “be-firm-with-your-husband™ lin household will not be dainty The necktie manufacturers are put- * ei . - : | Sbeat of ‘tae oie Hee = | campaign on the part of Mrm ¢ sas Colton haplin had a $100,000 account with | Most ecks were written for | w; P fing up a equowk. The barbers are i] | eae She sik) te. wih es lew. W agner & Co, Wall Street | small amounts ror, ed limax was reached cruntins orto maeme mane™!| = Mi beg Earth Tremble! |) it olan tot Ratt tes hohe aly os | hers ees to have cae [Sons's ote ne mat we ae thin and ali the alfaifa gents are | | found it necessary to leave home that Chaplin xpent on his recent [company has been declared bankrupt | check for several hundred dollars h ity eoctey tepeendammieg ond i | trip to Europe, and is generally |@nd Chaplin is listed as one of the} with the Eldridge Buick company, oa fe hig mental and physical Be ay Ss chen wre: helwved to have won the hand of | ¢redito with which he purchased an auto-| j condition, due to “cruelties” on the | = " }were other structures in city it-| time to take a reef, the chest protee-| 108 ANGELES, Jan. 18.—Reports | were other structu in the city it mobile, and set out for Salt Lake! part of his wife, tor makers, they are starting i t0\of earth concussions continye to| self. No da wan dor - a ie cto City. The automobile has not yet| - | Tuesday's testimony, as stated by beef. The hair is badly needed in \pour in here today from numerous | eta | ten hee | been. tosated ‘Coroner Probes. Death of | 7°%°s:, {24 of his wite's continued some mattresses, we know, and it’s! towns within a radius of from 69 to| my SHIVERS ye soulptr rumor asserts. ragic earls Dosend ‘et eisshy tor oro! | “criticisms” regarding his methods of were not responsible a Newspapers are 8 0" amounts time to reap the harvest where the!199 miles, following battle practice Tocal newspapers are just now ~ " dancing, her “ * Old lace curtains grow |by the Pacific fleet off San Pedro| ironing out a first class verbal ranging from $20 to $35 are said to Stephen Lally or avis eee jhave been passed by Berson on the a: her ere “upbraiding” and ° resulting from a story, now " e pte wat Be ast night | oo : f R N Collins-Normile company ruelties.”” \. re. denied quo 4 he hapli pany since Jan- ‘01 The arrest of A. B. Hamer, for 17! Inquisitors were cheerfully rea j , = ee ¢ Ah oe 0 ussta ow uary 1, Other victims of Berson'a| Coroner W. H. Corson began an| Mr, and Mrs. Reeves have been years a U. 8. customs officer, On| sured that “You ain't heard nothin’ studios as saying Miss linvestigation Wednesday into the|married 19 years and have two sons, ! bad checks, as alleged by Landis, a is old enough to be Charlie y Landis, are charges of selling morphine to a girl} yet,” for the giant California is now dan is old enough to be Charlie's |i in N. Yy. Court A.M. Drosks & Co, cad °C Rety fenusss ot ‘the death of | Stephea| bh. of ‘whom ‘will be ‘ballad engi | addict, reminds us that a man at-|siated to join the crashing chorus | moth Broadway and Madison |Lally, 86, who was killed by aj acts more attention ing off | with still heavier firing | Lowest Mark Si Since Dec. 12,! Which process of elimination : ‘ “ » . Berson walked into the jail at Salt! . leaves Claire indsor, Seatt) NEW YORK, 4 jail at Salt Bidder than going up. | *. | leaves Claire Windsor 0 . ‘ |Qying piece of metal ‘Tuesday eve . Lake Cit and enderes ead oe Se ee cal, Jan. 18,-6¢| 1919, Says Weather Man | beauty, in control of the eld, |] strange tate of romane peitine, | y and surrendered. Pe ce vases BA ON F aoe ‘ific fle . atrimonial forecasters of the issassinationxs and revolutions || ‘ I I E Tom Reveille hat Seaety V1 7, i . Hollywood “lots” say lies started his fight on unable to account for the “earth vi-| Wednesday morning at 8:15 Some months ago Miss Wind string of pearls worth $1,000,000 | Door Co., near Fremont SStewt comm ane Sree” See ey ee onty | Senn (2 Bene hes ua sor lowt herwelf in the Hollywood in the New York courts today | FI AYS FORBES Witnesses to the accident said 5 Southern California last nigh down to 16 degrees. This, ac hills on the eve of a dinner en Mrs. Horace E. Dodge, widow ally was standing near the ma | | thing tamble except leet were 01 " i a man on Seventh | four capital ships of the fleet were © | cording to the weather bureau, gagement at the Chaplin home, || of the wealthy Detroit automobile |] WASHINGTON, Jan 3. R./ehine, when a small piece of metal _ jthe range last night and these were| is the lowest mark reached since Mr. Chaplin, cane and all, manufacturer, is said to be the || stewart, of the Neha te erican | flew off and struck him in the sid ly pecting Corporation Counsel 36 4 off shore with five ber 12, 1919, when Seattle 7 | operating 35 miles off December 12, 1919, v me earnestly joined in the twoday present owner of the gems, which || Veterans of the World War, today |Menetrating his body and_ strikin aoe d The of being French premier! inch anti-aircraft gun 2 ites shivered in an atmosphere prvdin wie h followed, altho it || were originally in possession of |/denounced what he termed the “h the woodwork behind him. Whi apes Meier to resign to accept shotiid be « seasonal or cas ‘This town, which usually does the) of 12 degrees. The lowest mark was reported that he was “quite Empress Catherine 11, of Russia Chsidedl Aladelenal of rcs oe Avthus lan. route: te Lakedies. hagnmal. i «| A supe _ burt judgeship, friends of Wal labor shiramy” when the big suns are| reached previously this winter | _ aa -)| The Jewels have a bloody his: |/Dean from the post of assistant di-| taxicab, Lally died. The body was| Gan ang wThoman Je a. Tenmae fired, last night reposed peacefully was 19 degrees on one morning tory. Their royal owners were in- || rector of tle veterans’ bureau. taken to Rafferty's Undertaking Co, | orem 8nd homas J. I. Kennedy, Sebsit tries to ebeate wr owin cuns give the natives 4 : r aires . first assistant corporation counsel, = sn eee roe nave | POurteer inet SUNS Bivens. | catty in December. 'TELLS SOLONS volved in intrigue and tragedy || stewart charged the dismissal was| Lally is survived by a widow, Mrs. | wore canvacsing the city cane ous Lake Union. Mu a thrill, but five-inch guns a No more snow will fall either to. |] from generation to generation. || due to Dean's refusal to subseribe to Daley T, Lally, Columbine ‘ . rs you read about | oer cast assacr the car's family rab on plans of Co! es R. PRA st MET Ale ' sue . YEAM! | RIVERSIDE, Cal. Jan y inst | weather people, “are such that tha| WASHING tony cen. 187 COR gee ee Sorkce battler || iabeeatiocas oa of the bureau. 'WOMAN TRIES to Judge A. W. Frater's place on the Captain Austeem sues banks for jearth tremors were felt Nery mse eather must remain ‘fair until at| that be saw sergeants beat poldier | TO Te Te ported, trom ||Camm chart erised Forbes’ bench, 3¢ "the. Sates: Se ee $15,000 for being locked in a \n ight, extending over @ periol least Thursday night.” prisoners to death Bt Comp Merritt, (oo mars eben at Benguist | | set i ¢ for vo : fh nal rahehilications| judge Of in, nieve: Hh Ore hours. That's one way to draw ? ne bio-| thaw. ‘The two and a half inches of | vestigating committee | today’ Ay Cartier, oat * . Ethe 5 PEE EE Ses money out of « bank. LA JOLLA, Cal. Jan. 18°—The bio’ | thaw cnieatly our feet. will continue | aearee. G. Walters of Dunkirk, N. ¥ Shortly afterward he dled, |Geraldine Farrar | weebpataap ass bpp asco ly oe |tomical snatitute here declared that |anow beneath our feet will continu Walters, « former soldier, named Fala Bode aaa, PR F. k | 48th ave. 5, was thought tobe | Decide on Early Now wit DOHS SiMe: MKAN? |wnrti concuaions Feared om the|\0 erune ater 8} ugergeants mith and Stantey” as|| | Bengulst Is now sul ser to Forgake Opera dying in the city hospital Wed- B oe I wish to com-| Point Loma selsmograph were proba. not yet over. Jat el nen who did the killing.” Geiastaty et theo price, 1! NEw YORK Mey Gecin cede roasniat settee cae Action on Bonus work you Aare! ny caused by h gun practice at} Other cities, too, are reporting “the | | sepaggeang ed the: taieate haa fot is forsaking the Metropolitan| cide attempt in a fit of despond- | WASHINGTON, Jan, 18.—The sen- + “Home Brew San Clemente and San|coldest spell of the year.” bd | 4 ¢ entirely cured | nea between Ban : camps and saw U E wring $1,600,000. opera stage for the concert circuit ’ esday night, ito will take up a soldier bonus bill 1. Whenever 1| Pedro ane “onmene | 9 mills at|U, S. Seeks to End Dring #1400, at the end of thls season, ‘The diya| Nurses at the city hospital de |as soon as possible after. the foreign read your : Sicatoh tals tans 4a:| Geom to: the ind, in Haine | Chile-Peru Fight | rrr org believed to have | ci be heard in concert in. large| elated the woman had swallowed | debt refunding bill has heen dinposed me that| PAN BERNARDINO, Cal., Jan. } : : ‘ ca WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. --‘The||'she wan in New York recentl American cities, beginning next corrosive poison tablets in her | of, republican senators decided today ioe meeromnety Wan inert. 16, Tuermeceeter Tasiser 24 ‘ a Ne . “ oti, | [ tober room and then turned on the | in secret cauct 4 " vited Chile and Peru to send pleni ec! ale ™ © of || Many of the roles which Farrar| gas. The caucus went on record unant- iii res eae Serta ae santana. ‘nna tie. whale Meriooaee 40 laatee dalien to Wa itngten teineee te hia pad atin Mii et mado famous will be taken over by} he has been unconscious since | mously as favoring immediate and vend leer Peary it a tym atid but \thate @ settlement of the long-stand-|} here, /Mme, Maria Jeritz, Viennese prima she was found in the gas-filled reedy action on the foreign debt donna, room by her husband. bill, ye brew series of t ‘ than the Keely | ¢ e jong th n Andreas fault line, | degrees. In Portland a blanket of | United States government today In-|] Many pereons noticed the beautl: || unning thru th Bernardino, last nist ‘coors at the Southern California state | being gently attacked by a mild but hospital were Jarred and rattled, 4a | decide diy penetrating northeast wind. ling ‘Tacna-Ariza dispute, Honey and money often go to Bether—the honey with the mongy. £