The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1922, Page 4

_PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 19 “War Is All Bad,” French Peasants | Declare; Abhor Idea of New Strife] France, Peneanta? - MeDougal I outhsick wees a a eo Main 6720 ~— Shopping Hours 9:00 to wet tate Bae ah aS SNE =: ““The Store of Eternal Ne UE EERE A BY MILTON BRONNER TOURS, France, Aug. 23.--Mon- Alfred Crepin assured me he! how the peasanta of Touraine| felt about militariam. It was his jod) to know. Besides he camo into con-| tact with many of them at political) Meetings and also during his trips, Naturally he talked with them about the internal and external situm | Sale of Hand-Made Philippine 1 RACH Gowns and Chemises ur Crepin says the peasants the city workers will smash the | * peactionary government and put tn/ fits place one opposed by the aom- mupists on the extreme left and big _ Business and militarists on the ex: ‘treme right. One of the main aims {Of the new deal will be @ cut in. the army. “Don't take my word about how 1/3 to 1/2 Less Than Usual Prices Made of Very Fine Quality Nainsook Many Styles Exquisitely Embroidered (Some Without Embroidery) All beautifully hand-scalloped by clever Philippine needlewomen. 6 Styles in Chemises 20 Styles in Gowns —both bodice top and rounding, “regu- round, V and hs neck lines, both lation” neckline, simply or elaborately sleeveless and kimono sleeve styles. embroidered with the finest of hand Plain fronts or elaborately embroidered stitches. Sizes 36 to 44. in a variety of beautiful motifs. ° On Sale—T hird Floor of vineyard. sit down with us the peasants feel. Go out and find ‘Sut for yourself, the way T did. Sit Gown and talk with them.” » Well, here wo are where the ittle a Village of Montbazon melts away into 3 . the country beyond. American sol- @lers, white and colored, were camp- et here during the war. They were to go to the front, and left them pleasant memories and | fe P , 7 reputation, Here comes old | Louis Rocher, a type of the peasants to whom Bronner Rocher, who used to tin a| talked. re ; ato oe ee you think he wants more war? No] The reporter—“Tut France, they | medieval watch tower and of an| ever! And that's the feeling of all) *y, may need her bir army to col- He will be glad|the folks around here, We want to| '*t Teparations for the damage Ger EA thin venbette .. {many did to your countrymen's live im peace and die in peace. We) farms and factories up north.” ~ | don't want to destroy. We want to) he olf people in chorue—“Or *} build with our hands. We want to/ course the Germans should pay, but keep on doing the things wo love best | whother* they can or not, we don't! ahd know best—plowing, sowing. / know. But pay or no pay, it inn't reaping. It's fine to see the wheat/ worth more fighting. We waht and the grape ripening tn the sun. | peace And tn the evening take our case.” (Copyright, 1992, by NR A. Beretoe) ° MEN FALL 600 _|Miss Hohmann Says FEET IN MINE} She, Wants to Know Speaking at @ mass meeting of CARDIFF, Aug. 33-—-A coal pit/citizens at Lake Burien Tuesday | cage containing Bine men fell 69) nient, Siew Susan C. Hohmann, can- | feet at Treherbert, but none were | gisate for prosecuting attorney on | killed. }the republican ticket, demanded to Pee eee know why Prosecuting Attorney Mal. | Dyed Hair Wrong (ne ee eae eary oe Color, Pays $300 Douglas has delegated hin deputies, | | Bert ©. Hoss and John BD, Carmody, LONDON, Aug. 23.—Walter B./ Vis heal 08 Mar. to handle the case, which Is set for ember 7. guerite Macrorie correctly for two “If I am elected.” Miss Hohmann years. Then he made a mistake that/said, “there will be no nee for Sale of New Stamped Goods at Half Price Stamped Linens Assorted Articles Women’s Gowns Bath Towels ” ‘This group includes white and tan necdie- " lity towel: a sizer, stam} wa uctidary iocinas Botles, steven, Salve courts, copier pieces, pillow tops, Madee® Sighs Gowns. Sf oe Siem, for scalloped edges or iain for ere inch sizer; Lunch Cloths, Scarfs, Tray Whit® art cloth center pieces, scarfs, lunch: Waite and a few flesh colored, At Half cheted edges. Plain towels, special 49c, Price. _ eon ects, childreti's bloomers in colors, ‘With kk or blue stri ‘Tbe. = othe, Pillows, Pin Cushions, at Half 1) cnions, unbleached agd bleached bun- armen : pes, special Bed S Is ies De Women’s Combinations Assorted Towels }> Lawn, batiste, vollp, poplin, pique and Fine quality natnrook combinations, Huck or pure linen towels, guest and Sueno Bey Seenis Wees trewn. She: Seon Sct bo COGaHMAAEDIOTORG: One | Unbdlesched Muslin and Cream Honey- dimity drenses, white and colors, Sizes all resdy made up, to be embroidered large sizes, edges to be crocheted oF scal- sued him and was awarded $300. ef Mr. Douglas’ duties te to e4vi comb Spreads, stamped for applique for infants and to 14 years. Three in simple designs. Half Price. Joped. Special 190 to $1.00, Dolly Johnson Is Murders Family of |Peer Pinched for 15 Tons of Information to. the public officers in the conduct of |} embroidery at Half Price. groups—epecial $1.00, $1.25, $2.00, —MecDeugell-Seuthwiek, Art Needlewors Department, Fifth Ficer, Coroner Candidate thelr business, #o fur as legal affairs ff ii pit Bart Ross spehe tm benatt of : Declaring that “many grafts exist ru the coroner's office” and that he Se 5 KEBP WELL se vopuil atten ne Pp: ig z Dolly Johnson, sister of James E.| COBLENZ, Aug. 23,—After being} LONDON, Aug. 23.—Lord Eb ogy vote hag | DR. RH. BISHOP |derer, wan tasting the sweets of free-| who kitled hisswite and seven chil-|¢3 miles an hour thru Hyde Park. |) J} O8T people think |dom Wednesday for the first time in| 4 ot Ductingsdorg, committed wul- : | Mra. Johnson owes her release | cide, Joyner’ onderful oor : po apege 9 sfrom the county jail to Eric Ulver. ‘a We 9 Change Quarters : y as oria : : | Ask any phy. |oman with Superior Judge Austin |Jow Foreman, two of four missing | fs now sold by drug stores at §1 ‘The Seatile district! office of the siclan whether |@ Griffith. She ts awaiting the re-|South Dakota penitentiary convicts, | per bottie—enough for three Scnete Mar eesieaaett aaa sala case, Soy tel Of fve (0 20 years on a forgery (tion from Lakesan hardware store, | this medicine once and save in common use for Infants and Children; Castor Oil so nauseating as to be |sinment trom the. Arcade building you that its con. | harke EME co ese. nic Te ee ost impossible and the others all containing Opium in one form or another, i. and Spring tz, next Satur serious and fat ; 80 disguised as to make them pleasant to the taste, yet really to stupify the |(snimontSwaimentas® ty tse | pho iphens J Jenseph, dintrict manager. The new | will warn you to keep child who child and give the ie of relief from pain. $100, buflding will house approxi | have pe had the yrdipees hens ex e mately 350 government workers, ware to it. b] : It required years of research to find 2 purely vegetable combination that |™='* naan dea Soek-taed Gea ual Whesanis ‘aduast Ae: ois cieonel OR AN WHO ADE THEY? handling olaima for government com | | fn th ‘er stages, before th “ 4 ° habit had gr almost universal. This was the inception of, and the reason | pensation, tppliatione for vocations! characterietie cough benomes notioy- DT PARCH MY FORD © G HE IS AHOT MMAN the introduction training, medical treatment of Gin-| able. Fletcher’s Castoria, and for over 30 years it has proven its abled veterans and war risk insur:| As is well known, whooping cough (ARE LAND WORN @PEWL HIT EAR P are concerned. Sylvester Withelmy, candidate for/ing “Life institute” for victims of “broken homes and hearts,” fined $100 in police court for taking money T0 BE MOVED Mahoney, the convicted wife mur | hunted for a week, Heinrich Schiller, | was arrested and fined for driving North Seattle car barn Tureday. under falee pretenses, . 5 Bee eee bee gerd whooping cough | Dearly a year, Tran ust hava, |sted. whe posted $5,000 honda for the | Watrfax, §. D—Henry Coffee and Catarrh Remedy WEARS ago Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups were the remedies | Umit! States Veterans’ Bureau will it's a mild dis. /*¥its Of an appeal from her sentence break in and. steal guns and ammunt-| If you have Catarrh of the Head, tr} '? to the bureau's new building at sequences are take the place of these disagreeable, unpleasant and vicious remedies that | will take three days the work of | gious, and the infection is most viru. h, received the praise of Physicians everywhere and become a household | ance wit go on practically without | begins with the symptoms of an or- @BBY NEVER LYE @f r cause 20,000 war veterans of Wash-| ing and watering of the eyes A remedy ESPECIALLY prepared for Infants and Children and no mother |inss with this bureau office, we are | winoplng cath seeunt natin from nH id think of giving to her baby a remedy that she would use for herself, janxfous that every former services| Those who survive the dinease-itaelf person of the Pacific Northwest | often suffer serious after-effects. Gla wN out consulting a physician. know the new location.” [The paroxyama of coughing strain a among Gathers: any Interruption,” said Jesseph. “Be. dinary rervere cold—eneening, cough. OURING CAR @SaT TUN NO BEER OMICS GOT MEAN DANCE Changing of headquarters — will | thd heart, which may be permanent- Necersitate the removal} of 23,000 vet- | |y damaged. There ia also the dan- aa ‘ erans’ war and disability histories | ger of other infections becomin, ew composed of more than 1,000,000 af: | perimposed upon the whooping : or fidavits, letters and other pieces of | infection—tubercalosia, for Inst “ information, which weigh more than | rr pneumonia, < v4 15 tons. These war histories are in: | Can You Answer This Movie Puzzle? valuable to the government, Jesseph r) stated. Vet Loses Mind as BIG GAS WELL | Cannon Roar Salute ister Keaton, Anita Stewart, Charles Ray, Mary P: Benjamin Kress, private, abel rato by ‘The operator layed pba F ; SOOM KN SONZ HALTS TRAINS promtaeremghihse ony ha end bea a one. . sesame rer eS 7aPS Seeeet & See y " % ‘ _, | oanno jute and tmagin slant wall bere, antisintea to be make |hieteit again flenting the Germans. oo eels she Pumsle, and sess Semana Shee semaine ontentes an Oe ing 30,000,000 feet of gas an hour, |<" p ry each star's name. For jo. 10 is Charlie ; 4 and spraying barrels of ol! hourly,| 2% Hun, the Hun, Chaplin, You know him. If i can name all 10 Stars you can win the pa } held up all passenger and freight MeN ES HERR | #18 or an wen a 'e Regula: Z |trattio over the St. Louis & Ban| Queen Helena of Italy ts an enthu- ‘ou most ly know names of the most popular Stars, but fust to refresh tiny Bowe RK Rees bal Beale erator ern wr i tai. tan at pour mind we are mentioning a few of them:—Constance Otis Skinner, Tel PNrangs Cie pite from tho railroad tracks and had rT et) filled the valley for more than a Yeast No 8 a iid ickford, Charite Helen cg Thomas M » Pearl White, Warner Oland, Beverly Bayne, Ralph J Have You Tried It? mile around with gas. Railway offi- I Ince, W: Reid and thy Dalton. clale feared th th ff tral i Everybody has read the above headline; how many believe it? would ignite se explonive wee si Say Scientists F 185 “POINTS” WINS FIRST PRIZE ve you @ little-one in the home, and has that dear-little mite “ ‘or each name oe oe will receive 10 “Points” when its stomach was not just right felt the comforts that come COW IN WELL gat seanteren er eee im. Coens Tee Gar or the nee 10 ce Sy) will aD al Points” if you with the uso of Fletcher's Castoria? You have heard the ery of FOR 21 DAYS istics ofthinttscte ud | newer, That is, by proving” ceted. the 1 oir, pain. Have you heard them cry for Fletcher’s Castoria? Try it. ROME, Ga, Aug. 24-—-A cow be. {°F building health has yet been Just help baby out of its trouble tomorrow with a taste of |!onsing to W. B. Kchols was pulled | found which can equ j Pass pecaume yeast contains certain vital Castoria. Watch the difference in the tone of the cry, the look |subeten 2, dae wee coneen elements which are. Incking In’ the in the eye, the wiggle in the tiny fingers. The transformation ig | ¥chols missed the cow three weeks |MOt°rn diet. Alrwady millions of | ago. Repeated advertisements in |PeP!¢ have secured amazing bepefita | complete—from pain to pleasure. Try it. newspapers brought no response, A | mM yeast. Recently, however, a few days ago a man heard a faint {B® Process han been discovered, You'll find a wonderful lot of information about Baby in the |'nocing” in. the well nour tng (called “irontzation,” through which booklet that is wrapped around every bottle of Fletcher's Castoria. | Uchols' home. His curiosity Aingpy. | Pople are securing benefits from | ered the cow, knee deep in water, 11 (Yeast in just half the usual time. | of the 10th Movie Actor listed on ecreen al Can you make out 10-20-30 words are-lie-car-pie- of words ‘4 it away with the = 2 10 Movie Stars. fet ad each word, an making up your list, use names, abbreviations, prefixes and suffixes, or o! ete and archaic words. Webster's lary will Final Authority. Use each letter only as times as it appears. For example: {s @till rather weak and eats as much | This process, embodied only in Iron-|f There are 2 a’s, therefore ‘a’ may be used 2 if in forming a word. GENU T me” | tned ¥ - ||. ‘The answer 185 “Pointe” {a the maximum), will INE CAS OR IA ALWAYS | «san ystems anon wet nore Joadh aiemrente tees 1h gabe alata ed eB eo hy prize iden: De Avi ecg eget npn gay Ww | firm tissue and rich, pure blood. elf | Bears the Signature of Big Attendance for {wea thin or ‘rundown ete ie troubled with pimples, blackheads o| Brotherhood Meet hotls, tt will pay you to try Trontaed Record attendance ts expected at | Yeast at once. To try Ironized the coming Brotherhood of #t. | Yeast entirely free simply mall post. Andrew convention, August 30 to joard for Famous %:Day FREE Teste September 3. The convention pre- | Address Ironized Yeast Co., Dept. 87, cedes the triennial general conven- |Atianta, Ga. Ironized Yeast ts THE CENTAUR COommaNY, Naw YORK @rTY, tion of the Epixcopal church, to be | recommended and guaranteed by all held at Portland. good druggists.—Advertisement, i TODAY. As it te will