The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1922, Page 7

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1922. _FARM-LABOR Consent to CHICAGO, Feb. 20.--The baby} granddaughter f John D. Rocket | ler today won the right to marry the | Man she loves—a Swing groom over | thrice her age 16, persuaded MeCormiok | Mathilde MeCormick 6 a {her fuaser, Harold F head o¢ the International Marv Co,, that her happiness depended on tor ch, her marriage to Max Oser, of % Switeeriand, ur Unite to Gain Political Con-| tcc mick then an trol of Country; Nation- Eniy ons string ix attached to the al Ticket in 1924 lp euir-hie toanariamhoton comet — to Amert to live, friends of the BY FREDERICK G, NEUMEIER CHICAGO, Feb. 20.—Representa: | tives of organized labor and farmers laid plans here today to gain political | man, John b. contro! of the United States. larch of the family, who has pri ot ~~ Coalition of the various groups of | himself publicly that fortur king Moor will be effected around the}men of Europe never married into | PUnited Farmers’ National Bloc, | his family | formed here Saturday, it was stated| Mathilde, it was belleved, will leave! @n good authority. for Zurich to meet the horseman | Leaders predicted that an entire} fance in May, | national ticket of the contemplated] Mrs, Edith Rockefeller McCormick | party would be in the field by 1924, | Who recently divorced Mathilde’s fa. | Until that time candidates of other | ther, did not take part in the aay | | family atate This provision. the Rockefelh it was sald, was a world's the patri od concession to richest parties, if satisfactory, will be given council that ended in making the for- jmal announcement, it was believed |. She remained in her Lake Shore | |home, where she has been living! apart from her husband since she | returned from a seven years’ sojourn | jin Switeertand. | Mathilde's sister, Muriel, and her | j brother, Fowler, both in New York | | Row, alvo held out against the mar ringe, it was sald. From Emil L. Burry, cousin of Oser, who ix an interior decorator here, comes the story of the man who is about to marry into Amer fea's wealthiest family. Burey said that Oser is 57, not 47 as has been reported, “He is my age.” sald the cousin. “I know him {ntimately.” Burgy said the father of his cousin j was a German nobleman named the support of the new party, In case all other candidates are unsatis factory, the party will put their choice in the field Labor, according to William John ston, president of the Brotherhood of Machinists, who called today's Meeting, will not find it difficult to Cooperate with the United Farmers’ National bloc. “We expect to duild up the senate farm bloc and make a real American bloc,” he said. The meeting here ts unique, as this is the first time that any real at- tempt has been made to get the va rious groups of labor and farmers to wether. Sessions will be executive, and will Continue for three days, | Besides the 16 standard railway Unions, representatives of the social! Count Von Der Muebl Jot party, the United Mine Workers. | “Max took the name of his step gumertcan Federation of Labor. Amer | father, who cleared up $1,500,000 in fan Society of Equity, committee Of | tne cotton business in America after farmentabor party, Non-Partisan! the ejyii war.” said Burgy + Baby Heiress Is Given THE SEATTLE STAR INDUSTRY THRU Wed Groom NATION ON MEND Max inn't penniless 00 a year FREDERICK & NELSON Burgy said his family was enee/ Federal Reserve Report |] FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET socially prominent ‘Gur plight now," he stated, “hax! Shows Depression Over | ome because my predec ore mars! ules paler, Seva voi pacman BY PAUL K, MALLON ' grandfather and his father s were eb, 20. The ? both socially ontracined for marrying] | WARMINOTON dustrial busines The Store Will Be Closed All Day Wednesday on Eee RT, al neicngleragrmpecmenpeeiy, | Commemorating WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY ome engaged to Mist McCormick, made public today, polats upward wan to slip when his grandfather portom of depression was bit in. the “0 0 \ married the head w p of & TH) latter part of last year, and tacitly paathiiee ee meres _ a Os ste salient points in this official : _ Viewed today an in keeping With the) mii noial review of 1921 are policy of the family to allow the A favorable industrial r tion has children free rein in the matter ofl, on manifest in banking conditions . : ; 4 meats ry. saan maalghctreil Vt amet te te Tuesday: A Day of Unusual Opportunity in This Mathilde, wore trained in selfexprem |i.) succean of the federal reserve . ! wion by Mra. McCormick, who studied) 06m in finally proven. Phe mys | 9! 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DOWNSTAIRS H nas C +08 id Mi, 28¢ yard. weedy Se “We wil be married thie summer} Fugitive and Woman | STORE t wiaeheaa acpi ROR WNPTATRS te. ar. MoCerssick cousents,” vane ae? ui | Cire Ribbon ment had been formally announced IB ot gen agen cb beeeyy ond ‘ Cellophane Toy Specials in Chicago, said, “I came to RnOW tie police were searching Monday for Men s Wool Sox The high quality of these Hats Mathilde while giving her riding les apparently about 60 years Caramel, Brown, Navy, pearance, old. jof the Edmonten Union tank last! | week eae dar | He i# declared to hawe nearly 11%. Special B9¢ » THE DOW 9% to *, single taxers and many other | wd nian i FOR GARDENERS y after their launch, the Har vey had crashed into the King & _ Demonstrations Arranged by State College | Wing dock at West Seattle Sunday morning, two men who comprised lthe crew of the craft escaped. They |were being sought Monday by fed. | eral prohibition officers, | The boat was signted off Duwam jiem head by Capt. Ben Lichtenberg ‘The. extension rv! of the State |of the coast guard cutter Scout, about College of Washington and the Unit-|1120 a, m At the same time the ed States department of agriculture|men aboard the Harvey FE sighted are supplying @ new service by giv. the cutter, and turned about, putting ing lectures and practical demonstra-|0n all speed. Headed directly for tions in the beautifying of homte and the dock, the liquor laden boat struck public grounds. it nose on. hurling the two men onto A. M. Doerner, professor of land.|the planking. Scrambling to their scape gardening, from the state col- feet, the pair fled before the coast lege, will give an Mlustrated lecture |fuard crew could catch them, Se sipe Sees JAPS TO SEND GENOA ENVOYS assist in planning the planting of the BY CLARENCE DUBOSE TOKYO, Feb. 20—Japan has aco cepted the invitation of the Italian government to attend the financial | conference at Genoa, it was officially announced today. Count Uchida today declared, ad-| dressing the diet, that Japan was considering recognition .of Soviet Russia, | “Russia will be recognized.” he said, “if the soviet government ac-! cepts the terms of the Genoa confer. ence.” } | the day.. Mra. G. M. Walker Is in as local leader. "Monday evening a lecture will be given at the Foster school, at § ‘clock, and home visits will be made the vicinity of Foster on Tureday. rs. H. C. Johnson ts local leader, Wednesday morning the lecture) will be given at Ronald haf, at 10! o'clock and home visits will be made during the day. Mra. G, M. Morris is in charge of local arrangements. Demonstrations wilt be given other King county communities later this spring. These are arranged by | Edna FE. Walker, King county dem- onstration agents, 418 county-city building, Seattl nents______ MOVE STARTED Agostiot, WED. MAT.—“MAR- Kitnova, | Agoxtini, w EVE.—"CAVAL- UA RUNTICANA,” Ba | MM Pits Boscacet. odURSoN 7. ZENNINGS wit weak! TO) CUT ARMIES in the L. C. Smith Building Co. res-|nations limitation of armaments! taurant. commission to expose their mini with Rene Viviani, who was at one! |time head of the French delegation WEEK }land armament reduction and an at ltempt to discover general principles the next assembly of the league early | jin September, | DeHiaat Because of Turmoil | ROME, Feb. 20.—The crisis in| the Municipality,” at the meeting of} PARIS, Feb. 20.—Nations of the | mum land armament requirements M Seats Now at Box ITAN OPOLIT ‘to the Washington arms conference, land a basis for reduction were start see Italy's political situation hae result the Municipal Jeague, Tuesday noon, | world will be asked by the league ve | ‘The commission met here today | ONE TONIGHT At]! presiding. | 8:15 | Preparations for a general plan of ed. The commission will report to Italy Marking Time of the} Jed in postponement, not only Val ‘oF SEW ELS proposed economic conference at Saroya, Genoa, but other international mat ters, including the Near t con ference at Paria and the meeting of experts on agenda for Gtnoa, it was learned today PRICES — Evening. Or t260, Wet I). King Victor Emmanuel in expected Mail Orders—Address Metropolitan | tO axk first De Nicola and then, if he| fails, Orlando to attempt again to | form a cabinet. | COM. TUESDAY, FEB. | | PRIVATE FUNERAL services| were to be held Monday afternoon | at the Bonney-Watson chapel for | James Lake Hewitt, who died! | Sunday night in the Capitola apart | ments, Five daughters survive. IPS To Sinile Blue Bird ELECTRIC WASHERS do their work quickly, yet gently; no wearing or tearing, Put in soapflakes, clothes; press turn control, water, | button, t SNOW WHITE WASHIN ae | (luc Bird |quent outbreak of terrorism, which [men on this sub: STORE sion and READY TO VOTE Seattio or on his way to California in | company with the woman He in 32 years old and neatly dress. DUBLIN, Feb. 20.—Three thow sand Sinn Felners, in ® convention here tomorrow, will approve the Trisn ed in dark clothes, Free State treaty by a vote of more BILL AT MOORE day Rawily the best balanced bill of the | De Valeraites announced the for season is the new vaudeville offering | mer president probably will lead a at the Moore theater this week, | minority party at the general cleo |Comedy and music, always big tion following the convention Orpheum winners, are running a ‘Tomorrow's convention is almost a close race for high honors. 500 YARDS OF PRINTED forter-coverings and drapery ternings, 36 inches wide, special COTTON CHALLI uses, in pleasing floral 15¢ yard, 200 YARDS OF BLEACHED OUTING FLAN lent quality, soft, Meecy twill weave, in 27-inch ce! 15¢@ yard % for com- pat Lin excel? width, spe plebiscite. as the delegates, repr nt Pat Rooney and Marion Rent, ! ing all parta of Ireland, were elected with one of the largest companies on the single issue of approval of the /on the vaudeville stage, carry off C d H C t treaty and the fre neeiliind “ obete te ie Oorduroy riouse Coats ye ae | Smoke,” « musteal comedy predomin lated by Rooney with his Irish wit Men Whose Arrest land educated fect. 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A clever satire on married life, | with a surprise ending, Is one of the bright spots on the bill, in which Julia Nash and C. H. O'Donnel! are professor of Romance languages at\ starred. The lines are really witty. University of Washington, has been| Ann Gray, with her harp, is the chosen to recieve the eight-pointed| misten) attraction this week, and she star of the Order of Inubella the) «ings songs edapted to a sweet so- atholie by the king of Spain. The} prano voter. | work done by Profeasoh Umphrey in| yfore comedy Is put across by Joe | the Interest of Spanish literature|eneiner and Bill Piteaimmona in the | caused him to be chosen for the dec: | exewadealer"; the Monahan com oration. pany stages a novelty roller skating | a number, and Davis and Pelle wind DRAKE SEEKS up the bill with a gymnastic act of RE-ELECTION |... merit. ; 7 A. T. Drake In the only member of Centralia Memorial the council whose term expires this Messaline Silk, Special $1.35' Yard ne ban ado Indorsed Once More} Memaline of substantial weight—in Midnight-blue, Japan- Conner R H ge a ag ‘an | Unanimous reindorsement was! biue, Matelot-biue, Tan, Burntorange, Gray, Rose, Navy and nounced that he will not run again, |#i¥en the Centralia memorial plan by | Black, 35 inches wide—special $1.85 yard. the board of trustees of the American and Wililam Hickman Moore haa not |'h¢ board of tru he | . : yet filec | Legion, department of Washington. 40-in. Canton Crepe, Special $2.45 Drake has had 17 years’ expertence - . reve dh aa headquarters in Al-silk, heavy Canton Crepe, featured in Navy, Fuchsia, in the administrative affaire of the| tts et day | F vant i I ss 4 8 sd ye administrative affaira of Seilsdbaisohat Seten' edeleh soviehie’ Zinc-gray, Sapphire, Black, African-brown, Taupe and Sand poe waa city. He has given spectal ation to sidered cones nances, be the best-pont t in the elty many year was clerk to the! finance committee, and before that|of the Legion In this state, and all time was auditor in the elty comp-|Do*t# and county organizations, to| troller’y department. give “earnest support and hearty co operation” to the Centralia Memorial | association. history “7 special 82.45 yard the of the plan to erect jy) Memorial in honor of the ce killed In Centralia on Armiatice y 1919, and calling upon all members municipal of one Will Ratify Arms -— Pacts, Says Kato,|Camp Lewis to Be Special 55c Sq. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2 ‘e phi Zaanctacn, Pek. scum) > SIGS ie Training | rive ‘godd petdetin sn” tits aliiasid Peleks°aeihiaiie Ol aferenes ttenties by the 36> lesen. me kitchens, bathrooms and paniriee—blue, gray and white, “apes - ap principal military training centers in} also tan and blue combinations—epecial, Tuesday, 55¢ se Kovernment was predicted to-lthe United States this summer, ac | equare yard % y by Baron Admiral Kato, chief|cording to plans just announced at | ’ ig of the Japanese delegation to the Fort Lawte National plans, which e back to Japan propriations by conareas, provide for] A factory's “closeouts” of tastefully-patterned Cretonnes Admiral Kato said there misht b¢! putting into effect for the first time | . ’ for draperies, slip-covers, cushions and other uses—special ena opposition to the treaties from {ay the components of the army as | Girls Serge 24¢ yard. the Kenesekal lcontempiated in the national defense | * “But as minister of marine andjaet, with special camps for national | Dresses $3 75 109 Axminster Rug: ’ $2.75 Each member of the privy council,” he | guard, reserve officers and spec! 1.| 6 Tasteful designs in blue, tan and mulberry colorings said, “I feel certain the treaties will | ita, reserve officers’ training corps IXTY Dresses only. 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