The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 11

FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1922. AUTO |BILL ASKS U. S, ROW ‘PROBE OF STRIKE TIRE | Measure to Prevent Coal } Strike Reported PHONE EAST 0972 717-19 E, PIKE ST. BY LAURENCE M. BENEDICT WASHINGTON, May 5.--Govern mental action to determine the cause of the present coa) strike and a way of averting future strikes and bring: ing about lower coal prices ts pro- vided for in a bill reported today by the house labor committee, ‘This bill, which the committees reo ommended for enactment, calls for a thoro investigation into the reasons |tor the present strike and the crea jtlon of a federal agency compelling operators to supply complete Infor |mation on all costs that enter into the production and distribution of SAYS SPIRITS GUIDE HANDS Girl Declares Dead Paint Pictures Thru Her / / / BAY CITY, Mich, May §-—If the dead can act thru the living, if the art which Inspired the hand of a master craftsman still survives when his body is dust, then the strange story of Flora Marion Spore may prove a veritable link between this material universe and the land of shadows, This picturesque young woman, who never took a drawing lesson In her life nor gave the emaliest indi cation of artistic talent, le now pro- | ducing at her studio remarkable pio | tures in oils under the control of a group of artists long since dead. She will tell you that whatever | fatla to please you tn one of her can- | vases may be her imperfect trans | mission of the Instructions which | come to her in apirit messages, but | that line for line, color for color and symbol for symbol, as these dead masters dictate, her hands fulfill the bidding. They call for the paints and for the subjects, She repeats like a child the mystic significance of her pictures, as given by the de signers, | TECHNIQUE MYSTERY TO HER How she accomplishes ft she can- not say, but ehe will show you her work and wield her brush in your Presence, even consult her shadowy counsellors. Greatly affected by her mother’s Geath, for three months Flora Mar ion was completely broken In health She found ne consolation tn her |church, but never attended any se ance, It was the chance visit of « friend who brought her Dr. Arthur }Conan Doyle's articles on what he effected thru a oulja board that aroused her. 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Princess Marte of Rumania, when caded not only the Balkan na. | nounced. ] Crown Prince Christian Frederick | #he becomes the bride of King Alex of Denmark and Princess Olga, niece | ander of Jugosiavia, will mount one of King Constantine of Greece. Thia|0f the most unstable thrones of Bu engagement also has been officially |Fope and will be the queen of “the announced. | most-shot-at king in Europe.” King Borts of Bulgaria and Prin. | cess Yolanda of Italy, This engage |in 1917, 1919 and 1920, His lifo is ment has been persistently rumored | continually sought by supporters of but lacks offileal confirmation. another Jugosiavia royal line as well White Haviland and Austrian China, Ranson’s Patterns Just Received—Open Stock 9-Inch Hanging Basket with brass chain, $1.79 6-inch Hanging Basket with chain ......$1.00 7%-inch Fernery to match above ....$1.00 10-inch Vase to match above ..........$1.00 Porch Hanging Baskets, three sizes— 69¢, 98¢ and $1.29 have tions but all of Europe into warfare, are being healed. | Before the end of another genera tion, diplomats say, the whole tur bulent peninsula will be at peace with its half dozen little nations prosper ing in friendship and co-operation. What hag wrought this change? Bkilifully arranged marriages be tween members of Balkan royal fam | ies! | Behind many of them can be seen the hand of Queen Marte of Rumania world’s most skilled diplomatic | matehmake j Mont of these marriages are love: | leas, In many cases the princes and concerned have been forced to give up others whom they | loved | Put they have followed th ancient royal practice of sacrificing love on) the altar of diplomatic expediency. | ‘Two important Balkan diplomatic marriages already have taken place while three others are scheduled to take place soon, Crown Prince Carol of Romania, | son of King Ferdinand, married Prin. | cess Helen of Greece March 9, 1921 Princess Elizabeth of Rumapla was married to Crown Prince George of | Greece in February 1 / Queen Marie’s influence wae be hind both marriages. Their | diplomatic significance Is easily seen | hen Crown Prince Carol becomes licing of Rumania a Greek queen will | |sit beside him, while when Prince! |George taken the Greek throne he| have a Rumanian queen these PHONEMS23 SEATTLE WASH. Q03-3 ave. NEAR MARION” w That means that Rumania and Greece will be closely bound togeth- er and friction between them will be Alexander was the target of bombs | otte for alleged violation of contract | to make him its editor for life, Will tam A. Rafter, sporting editor of the | | Brooklyn Standard, awarded $200,000 | damages by jury. | COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia.—Maxine McGilvary, 14, and Wiunette, 12 |rescue eight children from their burning home. | BE PRETTY! TURN GRAY HAIR DARK Look Young! Nobody Can Tell if | You Use Grandmother's Simple | Recipe of Sage Tea and | Sulphur / po | Almost everyone knows that Sage! Tea and Sulphur, properly com pounded, brings back the natural | color and luster to the hair when fad ed, streaked or gray. 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