The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 20, 1922, Page 5

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Sctween PIKE azd PINE ‘ Liberal Credit Extended Grunbaum Building Se rc rrr TMT IILMMAuLunn Member American Homes Bureau Cash and Carry Sale a Tike Smoking Stands 195 Offered at $1.75 Mahogany-finished standards, plain and dec- standards fitted with removable glass ash trays. lar value of stands offered at this sale $i bowls—all are Regu- and ULLMAN CAMOCIM, Braztl—-Lieut. waiter | Indict Postmaster Hinten, American aviator, arrives) here ‘en route by plane from New | York to Rio Janelro. Francis M for Embezzlement Glenn, former postmas- ter at Willapa, was indicted by the| federal grand jury late Tuesday on a charge of embexaling $2,055 from the government. The jury had been Better Than Spanking Spanking does not cure children of BED-WETTING. Don't blame the) child; there is a cause for trouble. If your children are affiict- | o4, try Mra. Summers’ home treat-_ Prepaid) OCEAN FISHERIES CO. 1825 Rativeed Ave. Mate seo Reliable” ment for bed-wetting, which has |—— proved a blessing to hundreds of | families. Ask your druggist for Mrs. Summers’ Bed-Wetting Remedy, send for FREE TRIAL by addressing The Summers Medical Co., Box W-45, South Bend, Ind.—Advertisement Suet China returned brings or | Main 6665, A DR N. YOW Remedies for Men Hotel Green, 214% Pike, and 1606 4th Ave. 116 Yesier Way. Main 4399 | Hamed trustee in neseion since Monday morning and has completed investigations Into 14 (open indictments and two as secret Six persons charged with the vio lation of narcotic laws were Wesley | I. Sischo, Chin Tuck, Harry Eng John McKay, Thomas Minn! and |Arthur Swanson. Others indicted | were charged with smuggling, viola- tion of the prohibition act and the Mann act, and the transportation of [a stolen automobile. Officers Chosen | by Legion Post Officers elected by Lioyd T. Coch- ™ rane post, No. 40, American Legion Tuesday night, include Dwight & Hawley, commander; Lioyd Savage, renior’ vice commander; Lee Farrell, junior vice commander; A.B, Swan son, finance officer; Arthur M Strandberg, retired commander, was wn wt) \ travel. delay. personal touch. Distance station. In Business ‘Transactions How convenient is the elimi- nation of correspondence and How profitable, in the econ- omy of time, is the immediate answer and the avoidance of How satisfactory is the direct Convenience, profit and satis- faction will be found in the use of the long distance telephone lines. Every Bell telephone is a Long The Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Company aTvaviae UAULGUUUAUUANUUAUNAVUUAUUUUOUAUEUEEOGOUAUEUUEUAUAHEUUEUUEAUUAUEGAEUGOUOEEU UGA THAT 1 | | | ‘Merciless | THE SEATTLE STAR GERMANY IN 1923 THE MARK—Nobod 'y Is at All Sure of It (t Is the Deuce in Financial Cards Wavering Course Upsets Business Do Germans Want It BY MILTON BRONNER BERLIN, Dec In A “ ¢ fairly aur ur doll nark If the dollar tx the ace in the world’s financial deck of card German mark is the ice N wants it if can get bis hands on some other major coinage. That ts why the German government had to prohibit Germans buying American and Hngiish and Dutch money The fot that the mark rises and fails, but upsets all Ger man busin er the govern ment where they tand from day to day Thruout Germany there ts gener-| ally @ very anxioun desire for stabil jeation of the mark | First-—on the part of the shop keepers who buy and sell mainly in Germany Second—on the part of the middle clans whone ton put them near the starvat Third—on the part of the work men, who even wit and thetr Increased wag t hard to | make both ends r The feeling of th man govern ment, from President Ebert down, Is mixed When the falling value of the mark compels It to pay more to all it# employes, and more pénsions to the insured old people and to the | dinabled fiers, the government would like to se a stabilized mark But the government has tssued bil Hons of even cheaper paper Sudden stabdilizat! at fairly igh value would vastly Increase the burdens of the government so far as deflation and interest payments were concerned. And one hears It openty that the great captains of do not want a stabil harged ndustry 4 mark be WOMAN FIGHTS NEGRO BURGLAR Stabilized? i qua on of & As an economist explain hing that is keeping man German industries going today 1 an trade, We are keep because we can un titors, We no by f the fac t that or npetitors thelr workmen currency an we pay in chear y If the mark were stabiiized, our factories could not offer buyers of goods price much lower thar others as to fy using German «e And the same thing has been charged in “Die Bank,” one of the leading financial monthiies in Ger }many. Its editor, Dr. Alf Lane burgh, discussed the agreement be tween Hugo Stinnes and Marquis de Lubersac, and other similar ar rangements between Germans and Frenchmen whereby Germans are te rupply the materials for the rebulld ing of ravaged northern France The agreement sets a premturr upon all efforts made to deprens mark and send up the france,” say Lansburgh. There ts still ar reason why big German tnd ts oppose ally mpeedy stabi m of the mark Many them have borrowed bil Hons heap marks: they pay the Interest in cheap marks, If the mark were stabilized and thereby In creased tn value, automatically the real debt of the big Induatriatiste and the Interest they would have te pay would be Increased On the other hand, and to com plete the picture, it fs but falr to aay that owners of German factories which are mainly engaged tn supply ing home demands, claim the falling mark In ruining them TOMORROW: The battle over the eight hour day tn Germany POLITICIANS AIR SECRETS Police Hear Screams and,;West’s Attorney Tells of Capture Thug Attacked by a burly negro in her apartment at 2019 Ninth ave. late Tuesday night, Mrs. Edith Murphy fought with the burgiar for several minutes while her two small children screamed Murphy finally fought the man off long enough to open the door and scream for help. The negro took to his heels, running into the street, where several pedestrians at- tacked him, | Motorcycle Patrolman M. F. HL! Rertrand and B. H. Newell, hearing | the battie, joined tn the fight. negro escaped, running back Into the apartment house, but was located after a search hiding In a vacant | room. The two policemen captured him and took him to the elty jail, where he gave the name of James Nolly, 65. | Mra. Murphy was confined to her! bed Wednesday from her indurt She announced that she would swear to a complaint charging the negro! with annault MONTPELIER, NM. 9, Dee. 20-— Seeing her sister fall into a well, Mra. Thomas Drake tried to save her and also fell In. Both were drowned. FOR To get the best results take “Seventy-seven” at the first feeling of a Cold. “Seventy-seven” for Colds and Grip, Influenza, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in Head and Chest, Cough, Sore Throat and General, Pros- tration and Fever. | Doctoring Book mailed free. 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E. | evidence to be uned In the recent po | Kincaid, of the University of Wash- authority on biological subjects, DOLLS 114 PIKE ST. Starwich Campaign Details of the far-reaching search J! West to obtain itiea! campaign against Sheriff Matt Starwich were given Inte Monday by Woat's attorney, C. EB. Wheelock, be fore Judge Calvin 8. Hall, in the ou perior court Wheelock tentified in defense of Went, who is charged with malicious | Prosecu tt: by Starwich, LT | . himeelt pra on ee args: on Anna Lindblad legal registration which were filed by Went before the campaign. Correspondence with the clerk of to recetving evidence against star. wich, resulted in the receipt of a ' THe RHODES co. PAGE & Only 3 More Shopping Days Left Women’s Gloves Biack French Lambekina, tn ne p style, and pique sewn with self or white st v7 “eee Chamoisuede Gloves of fine quality, two-clasp atyle. with self contrasting em broidery. 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Sheriff Starwich testified that Starcovis was his former name. and that he had rv tir name wan changed because of the difficulty of pronouncing tt MAY RECOVER ON WAR FUND WASHINGTON, Dec. 20—The de partment of justice ts preparing to filo sult immediately for recovery of $3,601,016 paid to the Wright-Martin Aircraft corporation on war con- tracts, counsel for Attorney General Daugherty declared at the impeach ment hearings before the house judi clary committes today Attorney Seymour, special anstst ant attorney general, made the state ment tn an effort to knock down the charges of Representative Woodruff, republican, of Michigan, who ap: peared, declaring he could submit evidence showing Attorney General Daugherty held up suit against the y ed wt corporation for more than a year after the government's case was completed | Animal Evolution Lecture Thursday The evolution of animal life will be shown Thursday night fm an {ius trated lecture by Professor Trevor ington, who will address an open meeting of the Seattle Labor college at & o'clock 1 ‘The results of the latest actentific | researches will be told by Professor Kincaid, who is a nationally known Harding May Call Dry Conference | WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Presi-! dent Harding will in all probability call another conference of governors to consider prohibition enforcement after the new executives have taken office and settied the legislative af- faire of their administrations, it was officially stated at the White House toda WHAT'S IN THE AIR PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20 \ KFC—2 p, m.; 6:30 p. m,; 8:45 P. m.; 6:00 p. m.; 9:15 p.m. KZC-—-9:30 to 10:30 a, m. KDZE—10:30 to 11 a, m. and 3:80 to 4:30 p. m. daily, and 7:15 to 8:15 p, m, Silent period, 6:30 to 8:15 p. m. Wonderful Values All Sizes f Imported Noveltles Open Evenings THM Christmas That Nelson T. attle, who recently was recommend. Christmas, result of word received from Wash- ington mendation has ferred to the judiciary committee in the senate He ia the son of Millard T, Hart fon, collector ton. the government for several years. arrangements have not been com- istered under tt unt! Senate Approval Is Expected Soon Harteon of Se by President Harding for the offices of internal revenue solicitor, 11 reoelve the appointment by is believed here as the Wednesday. His recom: already been re of customs in the @ of Washington, and a gradu of the University of Washing He has been an employe of TREE LIGHTS Set of eight lights, cord and plug. Extra Bulbs, plain, 10¢ each Extra Bulbs, fancy, 15¢ each $1 AVENUE UNI BIG REDUCTIONS on Odds and Ends of VELOCIPEDES DOLL CARTS Bargains you cannot afford to miss. TINKER TOYS One of the most wonderful amusing of all toys. HAND CARS SHOO FLYS Mariners Safe in Port After Wreck Erling Olsen ond Olaf Larson were safe and sound in Seattle Wednes- day after being shipwrecked in the Far North and mareoned on a de werted shore for 22 days. Olsen was owner and engineer of the fishing schooner Washington, which was wrecked in Yakataga bay November 11, and Larson was a member of the crew. All seven of the men aboard the schooner reached the shore in safety, and managed to salvage a quantity of food from the wreck. But they were afraid that they would have to stay all winter, and they put themselves on a severe ration of a meal a day. After three weeks, how- ever, three of the men rowed to Icy bay, 55 miles away, and got help. with with white and colored embroid- ered cx More Lambs Th noted rectal City. This bool from Piles can be qi Vest and Collar Sets of net and lace. Middy Ties in many colors, seer Collar and Cuff Sets Made of pique, to be worm sweaters “eee Boxed ’Kerchiefs 2 in « box, including white rners, “se Linen ’Kerchliefs Of fine quality in white, col Lingerie Sets Lingerie Rosettes eee Hair Bows Men’s Collars @ for $1.00. oeee Men’s Belts Cuff Links seee Men’s Hose Lisle—8 for $1.00 Fiber—2 for $1.00. Cotton—4 for $1.00. Silk—1 for $1.00. Wool—1 for $1.00, Heathers—2 for $1.00 eree Toilet Waters Choice of Melba line Hudnut line Luxor line Colgate line Lazell line at $1.00 a bottle. 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Grecian pattern —2 set, in neat case—knives, fork _. $9.9 ALUMINUM ROASTER Oval or oblong; holds 12-lb, this addi Cd jo.—Ad wih name @ ity, ) fm) aa turkey, or SWOLD ALUMINUM WAFFLE IRON $4.00 value. for —