The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1922, Page 8

DAY APRIL 6, 1922 Kh STAR Mrs. Landes Is Aided by Many Capable Women nY MEA & J. LOMBAR The objective in organiza. tion und central into me ‘SEES INDEMNITY AS GENOA ISSUE German Chancellor Says It Can't Be Disregarded BY JOHN prime GRAUDENZ the individual effort (Copyright, 1922, by United Pree)! action as a unit for the accomplish BERLIN, April 6—"The Genoal ment of the results sought conference cannot dinremard the The most important factor of oF Quention of reparations,” Chancetior Wirth of Germany declared in an oxelusive interview with the United Press on the eve of bis departure for Maly (This in in direct opposition to the viewpoint of France that the repara tions question must be barred from the conference.) The German chancetipr matotain. | ganization ties in the choice of ite it matters not how personne! enthustantio o worker may be over the accom Pilshments of an Prompt, courteous earvice; whieh te cho anda behind every articie—t Away in the lead, with every chance of holding fine etock: the plece—bee of ree! honest -to-goodnese ome fn rking guarantee is Western Autel eate! od the question of what Germany! organization, she sens on can pay is “fundamental” and must may refiect harm rather be made a basis for any Buropean | settiement “From all corners of urope comes insistence that the reparation ques than good if she does not “fit the niche,” that is, if Pe | Work Suits Top Dressin tions be cleared up.” Wirth sald. rhe does not & poatty the moet tut se mre oe He characterized the attitude of! 7 ret ae ge Mag s ee ae ee rm Mew We the thase who would ignore this ques| “7444, Lombard cular @ualifica ate 2 oe tet time to pet tion an an “ostrich” policy. tens Gecennry te Srosent. tha par sina | Sih ue lied c onference may talk of the| ticular subject in a prope nne ine ts "- reform ot Ceemany." the chancellor | the slament or diateict to which rules, toate, tat tee aid, “and suggest ‘the help of a/*he may be assigned. 4 Sour © foreign loan. This te a practical! The leaders, both upon the ex- Sarat or 1es (dea, but euch a loan requires a|ecutive committee and in the pre tests and such a basis can only|cinots, must be chosen largely on be found if reparation Payments account of their executive bility are brought within a limit economic: | and their powers to choone the right Is your baby’s skin chafed irritated, a Cenere ahs "aanigsed thems te -totoes ait Cut- ; rough, chapped? WOMAN MAYOR PLANS) “"==tion may’ be kept tact tor My Pie GET YOUR TIRES}|| (Western Giant , _ Lifebuoy’s pure, healing, palm and TO SAVE GIRLS FROM| wort orem ‘sarees, with each "EE ae’ | bad eahe agli gare able apd ons | cocoanut oils will promptly correct it. EVILS OF CIGARETTES ||tmutuac'ts choose trom’ hence it 1s os stl tale tees tees pennant agin. & Plugs _ | Is your baby troubled with rash or Bend ba ied | ea otherskin blemishes? They are probably * || Reser’ te ie Bete sewn! 480 1) ren the aera the seks wate oe souls today. and gave our girls from cigarets,” te her battle ery. With thin objective, her very able service in obtained and the best reeuits produced by the volun. teer worker, Paid workers are pot caused by inactive pores. Lifebuoy’s health principle gently Saving Sam Esme sc es st ke ee es te Kew eee A 263 firet act was the purchase of a |) Yery great muccem in many clears such pores of impurities, and new padlock for the town jail cases, ‘Their heart is not in the Says “The lock waa rusted shut,” ex || "ork They oftimes do not perform restores them to normal action. \ It will quickly make your baby’s skin fresh, smooth and beautiful—and keep it so, Lifebuoy is the purest soap that can be made. It will benefit the tenderest baby skin, “No matter what kind of « ear you Grive it will pay you to make Western Auto your motoring beadquar- ters. Drop im any time you need information or advice on your car er equipment.” as fully ag their reports would in | dicate. The volunteer worker will not ac | cept an appointment unless she be} Neves thoroly in the subject to be Promoted. Her only reward is the] knowledge of having done a bees | structive thing in a thoro manner; he becomes enthused, rtndies her| or two Calamus girte from these ||*ubJect and ts not discouraged by immoral influences it wit! be || ‘ck of progress but redoubles ber worth my two years In office.” || *ffort. Organtzations of women as # rule function better than those ot} men for the reason that they have not fo many diverinfied interests and are not fo liable to be in fiuenced in their work by in| vidual deires which overshadow byron cha ingen Benge Me (the objectiver of the organization fin planned by the Greatee Seattie| OUF candklete, Mre, Henry Lan | des, was indeed fortunate in having] @ Bicycle club for Monday and Tues day. Members of the club will leave|>*hind her several organizations | - " above which had ! the club headquarters, 604 Stewart | Con*tituted as ° Under Arrest in st, at 10 & m. Monday, headed for| Years of experience in selling the | Snoquaimie Pali, The ride hag been | big bivic ideas of our city to ftw | ved. Burch Jury Probe 108 ANGELES, April 6.—*"Weil, | planned in celebration of Easter va-|citizena, These have had ample error existed in their earlier work] !t looks as if I'm the goat.” cation week, | opportunity to correct whatever of now stand forth aa perfect] ‘Thus H. 8. Hockins, under arrest | According to Pred C. Ringens, see | retary, all member intending to make | and | The forces which| st the county jail on a change of tam- the Arthur C. Burch plained Mrs. HH TP. Steadman, the new mayor. “That looks to me ike a lack of law enforce ment. Iam going after the law breakers and I will be partial to none. “And I am going to rescue our girs from cigarets and booze,” she added. “If I can mve one Snowballing to Be Bike Trip Feature Bnowbalting on the lower slopts of Lifebuoy’s big lather delights little bathers LIFEBUOY, HEALTH SOAP CONVENIENT LOCATIONS AUTO now sTonE DOWNTOWN STOnK 812-18 East Pike 2041-45 Westlake Ave. Your Lawn Getermines the valve of your home and tends to reflect your personality the trip should register at the club| working unite headquarters by Saturday are behind Mra. Landes cannot be} pering with ; pak - — ereated in inute in-| murder case jury, today defined his | i cs pore in a minute and are in position. | waroy, 8 THE TIME to make a new lawn or re-cesd . * 0 one. t is easy to ha velvety lawn quic id Old Age Pensions ‘There are methods of eommmn!-| Flocking was arrested on @ court If ‘you use the right seed at the Tight time goed. fer j.] order with the approval and co-opera- rt D Woolwine, ¢|tion of District Attorney Woolwine LILBY*s wowPaneen accused man claima, had |i} LAWN SEED has made Flock: |} mort of the best lawn in | Seattle and is exclusively | Drive Will Start! ay > oamaeln. canal Ulizer and pufficient water properly applied. tions but I will not speak © 1 © ign to obtain | ™ c aienden i ene onto pote | ae at thin time for yon will see — ~ Peating for Nberal old age pensione, (BOE exemplified upon election day, Ramwel Y's MORCROP FER- R gives immediate ng results in feed- grees, shrubs, tion unless we keep up the high ideals that have been ours for cen turtes. Tt ie mot numbers, but he an investigator. at he had questioned ing CANADIAN ASKS [S802 the Kiwanis club tn conformance | quality, that make a people great.| ceattin aerie, No. 1, Fraternal Order! _ used and indorsed by best | flowers and garden. The agree Seattle arrie, . roel | rospective jurota, directly or at: | fi landscape architects and | most value ever offered in , ety with the custom during American-| “This probleggy of the influx of/ o¢ Eagles, will hold a meeting at its Four Alleged Bank tempted to influence them. } K nern. It is always de- | @ real fertilizer. Canadian week, which the Inter-|Orientals ia one common to both! nat Friday evening. William M. ———_— meeke pencane, "S| SPENCER | | national Kiwanis club ts now ob-|Canada and the United States. It|ghort, president of the Washington bbers Ca . | LILLY'S GARDEN LIWF | SWEPT PRAS are the kind | serving. should be met in common.” State Federation of Labor, will be} Rol rs ptured Burlington Railway | wil en the soll and t to grow for long | 108 ANGELES, believed to have April 6 robbed | erads moss Rest used @ week before fertilizer is large flowers, high time they Tells Kiwanians Orientals! It fs not population, ner area of| Dean H. T. J. Coleman, of the that makes America the| University of British Columbia, wae the speaker, is tel to Spend Huge Sum) — { territory tea ‘ applied. | were planted, ! Can’t Be Assimilated |preatest country in the world, Mac-ja guest at the luncheon. Dean Cc Law Wife to}: National bank of Arcadia of NVER, April 6—Thirty million | wel » - 1 |donald waid, but the fact that the|Coleman addressed the Bremerton| -OMmon Law |$2.000, were captured Wednesday In| gotiary will be expended by the SOLD BY YOPR DEALER Orientats cannot and do not amal-| white race has been kept unadul-|Kiwanis club in the evening. Get $50, 000 Estate “n't? nas by sherift's posse! chicago, Burlington and Quincy/ fi Or at gamate with the whites, and there|teratea, fm ee DENVER: Aprh 6—-Unéée @ tit |inincen cn Gos mane Chala tama a |thitend: thie Saar én, new, Setiip- fore Canada should not receive] | “No country ean be ereater than! Capitol Hill Ope ing made by District Judge Morley|a rented auto, pave thelr uames as| ment and buildings, accorting to/ ll Plencer [LLY’s Open TM them, declared Sheriff Charles Mao | its peoples,” he mld, “and that ts| P i aa tates Peaneunh teem, examin | tas maielin’ Ok. dead Memamnnien an announcement by Hale Holden, Square or. ™M donald, of Vancouver, B. C., before|one reason for the sreatness of Battle on Earwigs| in wite of X. D. Danikas, wealthy | Juan Jiminer, 20, and Joe Rivas,{ President of the road, who is here el patties the Kiwanis club Wednesday. |your country and mina. But we! -rhres hundred property owners of |Greek, ix entitied to the $50,000 left!i7. ‘Two are mid to have been identi.|°" 88 inspection trip of the sys-| vam “And 1 hope that the United) cannot miaintain this enviable post/the Capitol Hill district met at the|hy Danikaa when he died. Miss! fied by employes of the bank. tem. boas Stevens school Wednesday night to| Ryan accompanted Danik on a) — Tt ae [discuss means of eradicating the ear.| three weeks’ trip to the Past, and. s -- ee —$<$<—<—$—<—$—<—————————————— rrr wig pent. A committee was appointed | acconting to the court's ruling, they Women Debaters Theft of Railroad euenees! T T ry Decame common law man and wife. | Miss Ryan was lett only $1,000 by the terms of Danikas’ will. Passes Laid to 3 TACOMA, April 6.—A. M. McInnea, |Chester Nicholson and R. P. Nichol son are held in the city jail here to. y awaiting the arrival of officers from Portland, where they will be taken to answer charges of stealing am the offices of the |to map out a plan of action, A meet ling for the same purpose wit! be held at the Portage school Thureday night and at the Seward school Friday - | Women, Velda Morrow and Margar. night. ‘The gatherings are under the| AN ALI-DAY BAZAAR Is betng | etta Stuart, will up aumpices of the city streets and sew-| given Thursday, in the lobby of the | tive side of a resolution regar ers department, which is waging an | y, wc. A., by the Associated Girls’ | veterans’ adjusted compensati active campaign against the jnsect|ciubs of the organization, to raise|in Berkeley, Cal, Thureday n pest. funds to wend delegates to the North-| when the Washington team meet eet community gonference at Sea-| debaters of the University of Califor nia. to Meet California Two University of Washington AUTO ROW TIRE MARKET 717-19 East Pike St. Phone East 0972 trip passes OW. Ran ‘The three men were arrested yer terday afternoon and are said to be |members of a gang who are alleged |to have operated in Pértland a large scale, stealing and selling the w beck, in August. Billie Burke Wins Suit SUFFERING Brought by Her Landlady passes, ROSE VAN RAALTE, saleswoman in a downtown store, recently arrest A regular market of Tires and Tubes of every make and description. The convenience of this place our tremendous buying power make it possible for PLGNLLSN LS fered her apartment, the proceeds of | EXTRACTIONS interpreted by Stone Bros. is something more than the lines It’s that lone day and af- ter reading it be- | he rental—$1,500 the Widows’ organization, | Mrs. Brown inconvenienced herself * * | CHICAGO, April 6—Possessions said it was two. Judge Foe! held “ ger ‘ - rt t we How a Baltimore Girl Re- otnta of the law when Mra.| that Miss Burke was right. ed, hag been released on a writ of ha po bg our overhead in two. Every cent a | was ten p: 3 von ey| “Lam informed that Mine Burke's |beas corpus, issued by Judge Everett cut in overhead goes to the consumer—that is W | Frank Townley Brown attempted 09 | entire company was topping at my| Smith. No charges were placed we can offer these high-grade Tires at such ridicu- evict Billie Burke, actress, her daugh-| om Mra. 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