The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1922, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATT An Account at I The First National Means Something To be able to give the First National Bank of Seattle as a reference is worth a good deal, because it means something to have an account at the oldest national bank in the city. LE STAR NAVY MEN HAVE | 2-MONTH PARTY’ Gobs Enjoy “Themselves on Visit to Rio RIO DH JANEIRO, Deo. 91-—The visit of the United States steamship | Novada to Rio will o down tn the annals of the American colony as the | gayest and most successful two! month’ party ever held on the shores of Guanabra bay. ‘The big warship arrived on Mep- tember 6 and departed November 14 The time in Rio was one continuous party—with the gobs and marine de- tachment oceupying the center of the Count Viadimir Ledochowskt Countess Loulse Ledochowskl The romance of the beautiful WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1922, The prosperity of a community is accu- rately measured by the resources of its _ banks and the volume of their transactions. Maryland society girl, Loutse War. stage all the time _ *" howed tt ect field, daughter of former Gov. War And the navy showed Ita apprecin~ | mci came to an end when, after tion by coming thru handsomely | two years of legal battles in America every time it bad a chance. and Burope, she finally secured a . ae 2 i my divorce from Count Vi Likewise, the activity and average bal saree Carats ty toe em howe oluhnbioman’ Be Well Planned Offices ance of the individual business man’s bank stoner general of the United Staten, | Aimcrionn idtvccce ne ree saty. The \ drew the biggest crowd of paid ad-| by Polish courte. missions of any one day wince the ome The most famous piano in the world, the instrument pre-| snow opened. | | sented to Richard W. ‘agner by King Ludwig of Bavaria and| incidontalty t provided Brasil an fon which the famous musician composed his greatest music! opportunity to pee real North amert- Bureau of | dramas, has ‘been found and is now in New York. Long lost,|can football, played on « Meld built Mi i || it was discovered in Germany by Robert H. Prosser, Amer-\%% Aterican engineers, who are 88 ng ‘The Gtar invites ite readers te ase this A small office, well planned, is all that many a firm needs— if it is laid out to make efficient use of all the space rented. account make a good barometer, indicating his standing and success in money matters. | | We are here to help you get the most ben- | efit from your account with us. ||| ican soldier, Arthur Bodanzky, first conductor of the Metro. | *erine down the Morro do Casteito The First National 4 | politan opera house, is show n nwn playing. Lancto Bhay oer hows > | manly art to increase tremendously ~ e HHoeat aperte hare been talking boxing |Sapertisest, Sas, aie te fading oaing Rental Offi i Bank | All-Round ie wos sees is Curent Dente atte eee aes ce ena 1501 Fouts Ae. thousand milreta for the Rio graded | {he ‘dleappenronce’ eietetty in the I bj. t f school, which ts operated by the An- | Readers whe may uno 8 jec 0 glo-Amertean colony, thru @ vaude- jst poremne men In Seattle, a8 In many other placesyphasts clear and definite that the ne fila, shaw ‘in one of the euburban Iprrersiurs sock inals'cs wil are invited today, the comment ts not infrequent:| purpose behind every Y. M.C. A-ac-\tnings oft by giving the school ie ly heard that the life of the com | tivity is that of helping men and| 41 o99 Mant out of thelr pocketa eee | | munity is over-organized. An im /beye to iive the most useful lives! LIKUT. HEINRICH PRINZ. Tn: | creasing number cf people are in-|which they are capable. a ” ~t quiring as to the purposes and values| “The platform on which the asso | “Dead” Boy Lets of the numerous organizations they /ctation has stood, from ite begin | METROPOLITAN BUILDING COMPANY Seattle Capital and Surplus $1,000,000 Second Avenue and Columbia Street Quirien are being mado for the where | abouts of Lieut. Heinrich Pring, who Out “Live” Yell) | Wae believed to have worked, previ s A are invited to Join or otherwise sup:|nings tn a small group of young \end'ts the w ef | Bridge Explosive Shell port; and organizations are realizing |men, until ite round-the-world status! MAPLES, Deo. 2t.—After being|of « ean pride ted po agg yen | to Cost ,000 Unearths Relics more and more the importance of /today, is that every young man/ declared “dead” ‘by the attending|tie, H.R. Wharton, M. D., Berwyn, subjecting themselves to critical self-/shoult be given a chance for | physician, l¢year-old Giuseppe Can-| Pa, makes the tnquiries, $500,000 In bonds the Montiake-Sta- | be provided for In fesuance of RHEIMS, Deo. 27.—Roman cotna| anajynis. all-around development. This means|drolo eat wp in bed three hours “aa i ao a Gating back to the time of Cacsar| This is a healthy tendency,” eald | development of body, mind and spirit, |aver and yelled for help. He will) Cope HAYLES.—An olf frt 4.1 r An o} en) were found im the side of a Ger laren 8. Allen, general secretary of | side by aide, It bellvves the spirit | recover, ro to be submitted to|man shell crater stx miles from) tne Y. M,C. A. in commenting upon |stands a better chance with sound ——$____—— W. D. MoGregor, aske that Cyler Set the city, tf the counci! Rhetms thiy matter Wednesday, “and it Is tolbody and an occupied mind, and in | go P Basin, Nelioved to be in the print \Crane Employes Runaway Team Is “ vee Robert B. Hes. ————---— be hoped that it will continue, par |ite 18 years of history, has made of |Ewropeans Put to Se ne mente, senrsetiont Given Presents Stopped by Girl Bs Oeunetinan 3 next week. i i ticularly as regards such organize | this theory an axiom, so that numer > i SINC qoct ef tho etrecture Moved Shift Lcncccchee Maimanie abel ern tes leen pemetnations’ tus looms leas Torture in Tibet | ares in care of Pilot Bror, Ltt.| yor ene 224 time in as many years, PETLADELPHIA, Pa Deo, 3t-— 91, Yard in One Year | iite of tne peopie, Tho more that|the training of youth have adopted| GALCUTTA, Dea 27 — Three] HVaney, New outh Wales, Australia. | the Crane Co. has presented its force | “ONL OE Itt Ce *tieago seized @ the public will search Into the nature | this idea. Buropeans who entered Tibet with-| aur Tienes tan | of 80 people with @ Chrintmas gift.| i away horee end stopped him « and work of organizations which| put the teal of the YT. M. ©. a, |0Ut Derminsion were captured 2 Motorists Must ¥. Hamilton Hunt, local manager. | iy test from «= group of school have grown out of its own vital lig of practical religion, permeating |th® natives and tortured before t gave out $4,000 In gold, according (08) children, needs and aspirations, as the Y. M.levery activity of living, bullding hon: |EOYerament could Intervene, acai Have New Plates |rerot wednesday, 4 C. A. has dona, the better will th®/crapie, generous, public-spirited cith- te high r pe public understand ite own problems, | sens and bringing together men of | ‘oa ad tag rors pra Health of King’s HORSES SICK OF League of Nations and the better will it be able to serve | aittering shades of beliefs In common |to enlist men and boys for service, | of the afficiency division of the state CHRISTMAS MEAL Mail Bag Is Taken| “rn et ery a interests and common service to their |in leadership and in the ranks. For| highway department, to be ready to Wolf Is All Shot! rncapeurrta—twenty horses al bd CN | ~inere ts an aspect of YT. M. C. A. | fellowmen. we want the Interpretation of our as | apprehend all car owners who have| SOFIA, Dec. 27.—King Boris hav|areare in the hospital stables here PARIS, Dec. 27—A bag of mail| work on which we would greatly ap- “We of the Seattle Y. M. C. A./sociations to be that tt stands for| not procured 1923 licenses, beginning | received word that the Bulgarian | from being overfed as a Christmas fork half way thru the for the League of Nations wus stolen| preciate frank comment and help.jwant to serve, and want to help {the prictical religion whieh is indt-| promptly on the first day of the| wolf which he gave to the London|treat. The animals collapsed on the ‘at the Gare de Lyon. It is this—how best to keep hecsel em. ‘others serve, in that way. we: we cact by tte name” New Year, 200 last year is very Bick. | streets. MADRID, Deo 27-—Two high peaks of the Pyrenees mountains have shifted three feet westward during the last year. 1 or % Aprons, ist and tnd sones, 6¢ 3 or 4 Aprons, lst and 2nd sones, T¢ 5 or 6 Aprons, Ist and 2nd sones, O¢ B THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT E> Channing New Styles “Happy Home” Apron Dresses : » — Wer 150 Different Pattems; Rich, Fast Color Ginghams; Fast Color Chambrays and Fast Color Fine Percales Additional Floor Space Makes Selection Easy " Salespeople Assure Courteous Service You will be ,amazed by the values; you will be be- This is, without a question of doubt, one of America’s wildered by the great- frm ae lhe ness of the style and color quantity are alike consid- assortments! ered! In fact, we cannot recall the time when women were offered such.a genu- V ine and welcome money- saving opportunity! : J In Your Season’s Supply During This Great Event! We May Never Be Able to Duplicate These Remarkable Values! IATA eee ee eee IIIT nn One Size to a Table