The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 6, 1922, Page 10

‘st, Thursday night. THE SEATTLE STAR The out-of-work and the needy are many in New York, despite reports that unemploy- ment is at a low ebb. This breadline, conducted at Cherry st., New York, finds its offerings in increased demand at this season, Legion to Dance Thursday Evening The American Legton, under the auspices of Rainier-Noble post, No! 1, will give ite first annual dance at De Money's hall, 1sth ave. and BE. Pike This dance, which is to be an informal affair, ts the first distinctively Legion funo- tion ever given in Seattle, Attend: | © has been restricted to exserv: | men and Legionnaires, | Arthur I. Bilaworth tw chairman of | the committes which has charge of | the danea, C, F. (“Chink”) Moore ts jin charge of entertainment, Merville McInnis of business arrangements, | and the ticket sale is in the hands of; K. C. Bean, Tickets will be on nale| at De Honey’s hall the evening of the) dance. } Mr. and Mra. Hugh M. Caldwell, Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. W. J. Coyle) and the commanders of each Legion post are patrons for the affair, Mu sic will be provided by the Bates Melody Six orchestra, and special on. | tertainment features are planned for the intermission, such aa a specialty dancing act from the Cornish School of, Music and songs by the Univer. ! sity quartet, A large committee will be on hand TACOMA PORT | FIGURES GROW | TACOMA, Dec, 6-—Two hundred} per cent increase tn volume of buw iness over 1921 Or, three times as during the previous year That's the showing the port of| Tacoma ie expected to make by the end of the year. The port handied 106,000,000 feet of lumber from January to Novem: ber as compared with 40,900,000 feet in 1991 Logs in 1921 totaled 2,660,000 fret and from January to November, 1922, they amounted to 14,520,000 feot. Tonnage of general cargo for the first 10 months show 15,430! tons in compirison with 7,020 tons last year, One hundred thousand bundles of shingles have been handled tn 1922, as against 10,600 bundies last year. Last year there were 1¢ ships with | inbound freight and 64 outbound.) During the first 10 months of 1922/ the Inbound ships have numbered | $3 and the outbound 163. much a} TIGER TALKS TO ARMY OFFICERS Says Peace Sure If U. S. Stands by France BY A. L. BRADFORD WASHINGTON, Dec, 6—DPeace can be insured in Burope if America stands by France, Georges Clemen eeau declared in a speech before the loading officers of the United States army at the war college here tods Hefore an audtence that was pored of the men who daily studying plans for future Tiger devoted most of his & plea for # inating peace reas to A short time previous he paid hom. | ica's unknown soldier, | age to Am by placing « wreath on the tomb in front of the great white marble structure at Arlington. Stating that he was nearing the end of his misison, the Tiger, in a fervent manner, aald “I shall go back to France with « | heart full of hope that America wil! always be Fashioned “Pitch ’E) Horseshoe game for indoors or Rubber al reinforeed with Lote of fun for every body. Price > Football Specials Wright @ Football, of best leather rubber bladder Ly priced at fon size Ball, complete with Boy# pear-shaped Striking tan leather, complete with biadder The Old- price, 2 for $1.35 Diteon official aire $5.00 viaddor $2.25 $3.50 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922. Just a few of the many fascinating kK 5 Special An entertaining game with complete rules ip each box. Special Thursday ate, oF Ihe each ekill, ” m out atocl Doll Carriages you will noties the extremely low prices 93.26 to 914.96 Your Christmas Book Free Our _ dt trated boo full of clever toys end athletic arti- cles for boye and «iris, and appro riate gifts for ‘ather and mother all or write for your copy. and Sus- . chock toys and games in our Big Down- stairs Toy Shop, as well as appro- priate gifts for all the family, in the other departments of the Sporting Goods Store. Jumpy Tinker Practical Steam Engine t-ineh balance 1 r of priced at 92.15, 82.36, 84.36, Build Your Automobile Complete parts In Structo box, all ready to put together. Powerful apring mc With inetruction and tools, $4.00 and 66.00. Timely Suggestions From Our Specialty Shop Hardwood Cheas and Checker Boards an always popular game. Thurs- day's special Folding Chess and Checker Boards, 16 st Albums, 7xii inches, with loth binding special at Other Albuma, @8e and up. Contest closing December Two big contests, Try for another prize. MECCANO 16 with 26 tn prises. ‘Contest closing January 12 with over $20 in prises, Our special Meccano man will teli you about {u Largest stock of Meccano and # SPSS PARE PERS PAs to make gure that each exwervice great friend of France. | man and escort will be able to get | 600 or 100 couples and an attendance | renee can be insured in Europe if Acquainted with hin fellow Legion. | of 400 to 600 Is expected by the com | ‘*°"* ‘Wo Pations work together. “That might be the great achieve. res. 1) gecommoda| mt Laas The Ben wit ee mittee ment of the Amertean citizenry after its great triumph on the field of battle.” Tho war premier paid « high trib. ute to the part the United States A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM | played te, winning’ the. war and the Note: Persons wishing the bulletin described below must observe leadership of Woodrow Wilson. directions and send applications to The Star’s Washington bureau, | “A new Wberated Burope was and not to the Seattle office —Faditor. |made by you, and I must confess |it was done mainly by the great School teachers, kindergarten teachers, Sunday school teachers courage and strong idealiem of your will be glad to know that our Washington bureau now has ready chief representative—President Wil. « Christmas program of suggested recitations, songs and stories, son,” Clemenceau aald, as the army which Includes also the history of Christmas tn anctent att modern || officern broke into applause. Girleycles - $15.50 to c 821.50 59 SECOND AVE. ; RPA PE ISIE IE PA EPSPS IE PS IS PS IS PSS PS IE ELE LEIS Church Body Has Theosophic Body New TI! sry to Aid feD . Umes, the origin of the Santa Claur and St. Nicholas myths, and || America’s entrance into the war, Attendance Race Erects Building Indigestion Cure other interesting Information about Christmas. Any reader desir. he declared, made victory certain. In competition with Tacoma for| The structure belng erected at LONDON, Dec. 6.—A new medical * copy of thie bulletin should fill out and mail the coupon || “rhe moral effect on the Germans attendance, the Seattle Baptist | Broadway and Roy sts. for use by | theory holds worry, and not indiges ; j was that the war is settled,” h®! young People’s Union @ rally and lene Seattle Theosophic lodge will be| tion, as responsible for dyspepsia. ¥ said, “Your coming, altho @ ltt®| entertainment for Friday evening, va Bureau, late, saved many lives. The word December &, nt the Firet Baptist the first tutiding to be constructed tat? New ¥. ‘America’ had « romantic touch that! ture, Harvard and Seneca. by the order in the Northwest, ac- SALMON $2.00 cording to officers of the lodge, Shipped anywhere In the U. 5. A. (Prepaid) OCEAN FISHERIES CO. I want a settled many questions, You gave inclose rage The speakers will include Rev, A. i us the cow to continue the fight which has gained ¢7 members since oe ry Reeponangen iyi sey organization here «fx months ago. 1525 Railroad Ave. Main 0990 “Oldest and Most Reliable” EEE EEE EE REALE A AAA LE CLaostr & Mrzns Tosacco Ca Pest Mobbed|Volstead Act Said othy Audience| to Dry Road Houses ORLEANS, La, Dec. €—A}| CHICAGO, Dec. 6-—“Dry” statis- who disrupted churehjticlans estimate that 60,000 road by frequently saying “Liar” | houses of quéstionable character Pastor preached, finally be|have been forced by the Volstead himself by laughing, and was) jaw to close. q you know,” he said. Tobaccco Boycott ci et. | Vike veteran Gtateiinnn — the . : turned to the central theme of all Fails in England) his American speeches—that the CREDITON, Eng., Dec. 6-—Only United States must “come back” to Purope and really “end the war.” ane ten Apee nentere of thie twa | jHe painted « dark picture of joined the boycott to force tobacco | France's present condition as the prices down, and the effort proved} |result of the destruction wrought a failure. | by the Germans. | “We didn't resent your leaving us until viet was obtained, i: |"athe idea that the United States | Will be “A Hungry God." Music will was Crossing the sea with all her |>¢ furnished by a 14-plece orchestra, | and by Vovaliste Sodenuerg and|Standhope, soprano, of the Gree | jblood and money power, because both were needed, had a great moral | Hedburg tn a duet, and Mixes Lu Lake church, ¢ffeet on the Germans.” Clemenceau was careful to explain [he was not criticising the delay of the United States in entering the + 0006s aces ceee toaseoosess cee j war. “It takes @ long time for pubilc opinion to form into a democracy, Street and No... AS eer ehmeneneeeneneeeeees rest eeeeestessees <a after the battles were over,” he @ jeontinued. ‘That was for you to| decide, We didn’t resent your not | ratifying the Versailles treaty, but jyou didn’t tell us what we should do to get ratification. We think Bring Them to Us for |Qrn en ne el 2 | States leaving the allies and some Exchange or Redemption . ; [disputes between England and |France, “the Germana have suc ceeded in getting the better of us,” Your 1918 War Savings Stamps become the Tiger claimed, = due January 1, 1923. They may be re- aa, the result of hie vislt to. the deemed for cash on that date or exchanged United States that French and] for Treasury Savings Certificates. OLYMPIAN _ She Preferred Jrain East Across the mountains it carries you, over the World's Longest Electrified Railroad, using aay jAmerican hearts have not been esthanged Every Bell telephone is a long distance station from which it is possible to talk with any one of over a million telephones in California, Nevada, Oregon and Wash- ington. 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Pull Information and descriptive booklets at For detailed information as to rates and classes of service available consult the telephone directory, or call the “Long Distance” operator. | Business revenge or love? Police are working on both theories in investigating the jdeath of Joseph Lanus, mil- lionaire auto dealer of Chi- jeago, shown above. Lanus Assets, $19,600,000.00 ROLLIN SANFORD HARRY SHELTON ; Vice President Assistant Secretary vos. known to have bitter} WILLIS 8. DARROW HARRY G. BALDWIN | business enemies—but also he Secretary Assistant Secretary ‘was noted for his popularity with women, and a woman's glove was found near the body,