The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1922, Page 14

IN ODD STRAIT Congress’ Failure to Settle Case Makes Position) Anomalous BY W. PORTERFIELD WASHINGTON, May 10.—Some| 2,400 “inadmissable allens"-—inad. Yertently admitted into the country early in the present fiecal year 1 excess of the 3 per cent quota from their various countries—are today wandering about the United States, under $500 bond each—wandering and wondering { The wonder is chiefly whether they will be admitted to good and regular standing as poten- tal American citizens, under the operation of senate joint resolu » thon No, 279, or whether, under the provision of the Dillingham . flaw, they will be ruthlessly sent back to their devastated home lands. For most of these excess ones have come from Galicta, Poland, Msthonia, Croatia and Armenia They are not the best kind of Imm Brants and they will probably not make the most ideal citixens, but they represent the principal kind of Immigrants America ts getting at present. And 90, to prevent unnecessary Kardships to these poor folk who ‘thought they could «et into the United States all right, there was Introduced the above mentioned joint | Fesolution to cover the case. “In| troduced™ is right for that is as tar | BS the proposition ever got. Mean- grants have expired and said Arme Mians can now settico down most} @nywhere they like and tell the they get off. | Row held up in conference and ao| one seems to know when It will come out. haven't even succeeded In extending ee laws now on the statute books. If you have lost any furniture or silverware to burglars during the dast few months, apply to Sheriff Matt Starwich. The sheriff reported Wednesday that he etili has on hand a quantity of loot which his deputies have re (eevered from house breakers. 'Ba This Bargain Yard-Wide ) ‘CORDUROY Positively one of the most ever offered. CREAM LAVENDER ROSE PINK BURGUNDY MOHAWK PURPLE ALIENS FIND = |Bobbed Hair Means Liberty THEMSELVES Gloom Chaser, Says Trixie she visits Seattle via the Orpheum route and the applause time, while congress slept, a lot of | that the comedienne is gathering in at the Moore this week the bonds on the Armenian immt-|¢.rplains why Trixie ix billed as the headliner. | than Trixie Friganza in W. 8. immigration authorities where | the “bobbed hair” cohorts Friganza ought to know. As for the Dillingham law, the| white hair is bobbed—and will re Joint resolution of congress to ex-| main so, according to her own declar tend its operations another year, 's | ation. the star who Is playing this week at the Moore, Congress has been tn continuous | stance. Seasion for, 14 months and they! more than 32 years—and I wasn't! carried on the stage at my first ap pearance, either; I walked on. ure that out for yourself, tt for giving one a sense of freedom Let me tell you, any wornan who is down in the dumps or bas « grouch on the world In general, has only to make a break for the nearest barber shop and let the barber use his own Judgment, THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT More Birthday-Week Record Breakers! . 4,000 Yards of Juilliard’s Clothing manufacturers and storekeepers are invited to take advantage of this opportunity. And you may choose from 20 colors, too! WHITE APRICOT TOMATO JADE BROWN BISQUE NAVY THE SEATTLE STAR nverydody loves Trixie Friganza. Year tm and ycar out And now comes no leas a person defense of And Miss Her snow As an excellent examuple of pep) and animation, Mise Friganta is a boost for the bobbed hatr og, and a wtrong advocate of the ie. Blanche Ring followed Mins wanta’s idea recently, and now she sayn she feels an frisky ay Trixie. | “About this bobbed halr tdea,” anys Weman’ s Trial as Forger Postponed Trial of Madeline Parks, charged with forgery, scheduled in superior court for Wednesday, has been post jponed until May 15, acec ing to John D. Carmody, assistant prosecut ing attorney. Mine Parks ts euffering from tu. bereuloets, She wae unable to ap pear in court Wednesday “take my own cane, for In T have been on the stage Fig- “There ts nothing in the world like More than 4,000,000 Mexicans are living In the United States Will Create a Sensation in Mill Lengths '45c.. remarkable “buys” that the Bargain Basement has DOVE GRAY LIGHT BLUE HARDING BLUE AMERICAN BEAUTY BOTTLE GREEN HAVANA BROWN 600 Pairs of Women’s Ge OXFORDS Grade $4.8 5 Pair Made by Rice Hutchins 500 Pairs—Sizes 2} to 64—AA to C 100 Pairs—Sizes 7, 74, 8—AA to C There are five styles of these High Grade Oxfords. They are in black, brown, vici kid and calfskin, with military and walking heels, some with rubber tips. There are broad toe and pointed toe styles, with saddle straps across the vamp or with saddle strap effect in stitching. Bates Ginghams 19c Gingham tn nin wtylew lengths 26ineh wide Neat atripen for all dream user 10 yards THIRD FLOOR OMORROW — Thursday: ments will give an exhibition of lowering. them by offering Anniversary special ings. Anniversary Sale of Shoes Extraordinary Savings on 1,000 Pairs of Pumps and Oxfords All new styles, for women and _ for sport or dress wear. flapper heels. Goodyear welt turn or flexible soles. Sizes 21% to 9, widths AAA to D. You certainly get big values in They are of various leathers these shoes. No, 1— Stylish 1- strap Kid Pompe. No. 2 — White Duck Pumps combined with patent leather. hs ci cS K wy A rs “ul = .. oO the Shoe and Food Depart- Several other sections of the store will assist The BonMarché * IATe ¥ STREET PIKE STRELT—SHCOND AVENUL—UNIC their skill in price- s at splendid sav- Look for the “Not Advertised—Special” signs!! ‘No, $—Letrap Pumps of good quality black in, Pump. Sa wy 3) ys “all f brown or substantial last. Sizes 5 —Il1', to 2 at $1.65, Tennis Lace Shoes | Made of white duck j}with rubber soles—chil- idren’s sizes, 56 to 1014, at 75c—misses’ sizes, 11 » at $1.00. Sizes 814 Sizes 11Yy | Anniversary Savings Paul’s Jams jar of Oest’s Honey Sweet Marmalade for O6¢. Fill your pantry with this Jam, as it’s cheaper than putting it up your- self—and has all the de- licious taste found in home-canned jam. Armour’s Boneless Cottage Buttse—delicious for frying or Pound finished filled cai cious confection Armour’s Star Sliced Bacon in dustproof cartons, per Ib. th 20¢, 49¢; % Ib. 25¢. Fon Marche Mayonnaise, ip? [be for 15¢. 27¢. All kin ft Sp UPPER MAIN FLOOR ann tee BOG. Fountain Lunch 25c Lamb pot pie with spring vegetables— Bread and butter Crushed fig sundae Coffee or milk a Pairs of Play Sandals and Oxfords | $1.25—$1.45—$1.65 The Barefoot Sandals are made of heavy with solid oak leather soles—wide footform to 8 at $1.25—8', to 11 at $1.45 Tan Calf Oxfords Made of tan calf with Goodyear! welt sewed oak leather soles on footform. last, Cardinal ¢Kind—< bor ee ne oe 2 Lb. x—$1. Small steak, potatoes, 20 Chocolates that formerly green peas, apple pie and “UC _ gl anes A box are ice cream, coffee or parked for the Annivers Or you may select 4 jare of Sales at S otunie jor the ger milk. assorted Jam and one large of one. Assorted Waffles Malt pound for 20¢—a atin UPPER MAIN Fairy Soap—5 Bars for 25c bolling; Ib. 3O¢, Choice Kippered Salmon, tb. Hon Special Coffee, per th. 16¢. B5¢. Genutne Orange Pekoe Tea, New bulk Cocoa, Ib. 8¢@; and UPPER MAIN FLOOR 45c chrome elk leather | sizes big boys. Lace to the with spring heels, to 11 at $2.65 ¢ to 2 at $2.95 Sizes 61; “aH D2] “SHOP. in the Food Shops Special Counter Bon Marche Bread, 2 loaves for 18@; 24tb. loaves, 10¢ a pound. Cracknels and Egg Puffs, « pound 30¢. Tutti-fruttl Cakes, special at B3¢. Apricot Pie, special, 30¢. Cookies, special, a dozen. 15¢: 2 dozen for 23¢. Butterhorns with Breast! nuta, 2 for 15¢; or 5 for 36¢. UPPER MAIN FLOOR 35c ndy—a dell FLOOR All Bakery Goods also on sale in The Bon Marche Branch, Third Ave, and lcea—-2-ounce Pine St. Restaurant and Men’s Grill Luncheon 45c Cream Chicken with Patties Green Peas and Apple Ple and Ice Cream—Coffee or Milk Another Big Anniversary Special for Apron Thursday Hit-and-Miss Rag Rugs 18 by 36 inches—49c 27 by 54 inches—85c For kitchen and bedroom—with blue, pink, tan and green band borders, specially priced for the Anniversary Sales. These rugs are nice for summer camps, too. FOURTH FLOOR—THE BON MARCHE 460 APRONS at $1.30 Gingham and Unbleached Muslin Aprons, cut on attractive lines—and offered at this bargain price to cele- brate Apron Day in the Annive 'y Sales. Ginghams in block patterns with col- ored applique. Unbleached models have hand em- broidered crepe trim or with vest, col- lar and cuffs and pockets of gay col- ored cretonnes, Every apron in this lot ts typtoal of the values we ive on Apron Thu OND FLOOR BON MARCHE Novelty Neckwear Special 45c Vests, Collars, Vestees with collars—also Collar and Cuff Sets in pique nets, organdies and novelty effects. 1 Bramley, Tuxedo and fichu o¢ vests with high or low collars with cascades of lace, and a neat vestees and frills—every bargain at this price. UPPER MAIN FLOOR fancy laces, yilares, stocks ANY of the lots are too small to advertise and will be marked with the “Not Advertised bring more luck to the finder than the proverbial horseshoe. All are new style lasts with Cuban, military or low No. 4—Ivery combined with patent in Letrap 350 Pairs of | Boys’ Tennis Shoes $1.00 a pr. | Lace style Shoes for big or little |boys—white duck with rubber soles— \comfortable fitting and serviceable. All from 11 for little boys to 9 for 144 Pairs of Boys’ Keds heavy rubber suction soles—heavy white duck uppers and drill lining | |—made by U. S. Rubber Co. Sizes 11 to 2 at $2.35 Sizes 24, to 6 at $2. to 9 at $2 UPPER MAIN FLOOR— THE BON MARCHE Beach Cloth 19¢ #00 yards of 1 neh mat » 4 THIRD FLOOR Special” cards which $4.95 No. 6—Black Kid Ox fords, with military TT 7 <aiit A No. 5—Gray suede with Letrap, yery stylish. : YP] wr" S a Boys’ Scout Shoes All solid leather Shoes of heavy brown chrome leather and leather counters—boxes and inner soles built for hard wear. Sizes 9 to 13% at $1.95 Sizes 1 to 2 at $2.45 Sizes 24%, to 6 at $2.95 Sizes 64 to 9 at $3.45 toe style, with A Genuine Bargain for the Anniversary Attractively Beaded Blouses $4.95 Overblouses of Georgette and crepe de Chine-in good quality, in simple, pretty styles, are beaded in effec- tive designs in pearl, steel and jet beads and nail heads. This is a low price for these dainty models which come in periwinkle, fuchsia, brown, tan, sand, Canna, sil- ver, navy, tile, jade and Folly red. SECOND FLOOR Anniversary Specials Kiddies’ Play Togs at 98c Outfit the children so they may get the most benefit from their spring play days. Panty Dresses in good quality, Rompers, Play Suits, Creepers. Dresses with Panties — some have pockets, sashes, scalloped sottoms, novelty nursery figured designs, ginghams, sateens, Sizes 2 to 6 years—98¢. Rompers, delightful styles for baby, 98¢. Long-legged Play Suits in kiddy cloth and black sateen, khaki color, gray and black. Sizes 1 to 6 years—98¢. Five styles in Creepers, with roomy armholes—~ plenty of widths; good size necks—98¢. Mother and Babies’ Health School Lectures Thursday, 11 o'clock, Lecture by Dr. Herbert E. nild’s Surgeon and Orthopedist EWERS we 7 RO anit? (WeAtTu Y | SCHOOL | UNDER THE DIRECTION OF / Ay THE STATE BOARD y Ra OF HEALTH “Rurns, Cuts, Sprains, Home Emergencies, Appendicitis, Hernia” Weighing and measuring of pables, 1 to 3p. m.—and a record kept for you, Silver-Plated Ware Anniversary Special 1 5c Hundreds of pieces of Tableware—stiver plated tablespoons, teaspoons, knives, forks and other pieces in the lot, 32-Piece Copenhagen-Blue Dinner Set ruit saucer 4 and butter 6 tea cups and saucers, vegetable dish and meat