The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 16, 1923, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1922. f JE : a toreNatt| Items That Help Us Grasp Size of British Debt Would Permit Injured Men $4,604,128,085 | to Sue Employers "ANOTHER 1, 1000 PAIRS! ff oot... troduction Thursday of a Ml by Rep 3 |resentative William Totten which | would repeal the workmen's compen sation act, a new angle has been in Jeoted inte the fight for increased at Lowest Possible Price workmen's compensation “RICE & Five bills dealing with this matte HUTCHINS” MAKE $1,801,900,000 $1,192,461,000 have #0 far been introduced, Piret, « pasure fostered by labor, introduced by Representative Adam Heeler of i ‘ a . AA! ; ‘ * Ae aS gukiniitn ot anpecruepiny. 8 oad BRITISH DEBT TO THE U. S. CORN CROP U. S. COTTON CROP El ia Rorent bea ee & bill drafted by the state UNITED STATES 1922 1922 Styles }labor department, calling for in ms 5) | Greases of approximately 26 per cent Se chet | Soars host Ste ase ary $1,652,288,600 $4,287,122,887 $1,040,626,272 | tlonate increases for injuries « ing the loss of life or limba, and for | the payment of wide | The third measure | by Senator Dan Lando | the operating cost of the ance department onto th Senator E. J, Cleary, « fow days later, introduced a measure which would allow companies to provide their own insurance or to contract with private companies for it. Senator Cleary’s measure ta de. clared by the labor leaders to be an indirect attempt to escape paying any increased compensation, It will be as bitterly fought by labor, as will the Beeler bill by the employer | Representative Totten's bill, how- ever, throws an entirely new light on Decidedly Snappy the subject. Altho It eliminates the . } compensation act, strangely enough, SPRING S { i LES Satin }it ls not unpopular in the labor camps. ED Should the Cleary bill, throwing $ insurance to private companies Extra Size | labor would probably favor the repealing of the compensation act fight any raise In compensation and / UNDERWEAR | will particularly fight the bill which | Would'saddle the cost of running the | —‘xid, satin and patent leather —snede and patent com- big ations —military and high: heels —flexidle leather soles —a few with celluloid heels —popular and new Co- Tonia! tangue. » introduced and throws U.S.COAL PRODUCTION ALL GOLD AND SILVER TOTAL SOUTH AFRICAN DIA- 1921 IN U. 8. IN 1922 MOND PRODUCTION TO 1921 Great Britain and the United. States have agreed upon a way to settle their financial differences. The settlement of “this momentous question,” says the British Chancellor, ‘is a necessary prelude to settlement of European questions,” “Here,” says President Harding, “is the first clearing of the war-clouded skies in a debt-burdened world. ae It is a recommitment of the English-speaking world to the validity of contract; it is, in effect, a plight against war and war expenditures.” Read THE LITERARY DIGEST this week, and you will get an accurate idea of just what the British Debt settlement means and thie full flood of public opinion upon it. Other striking articles are: To Put Up More Immigration Bars | The Pueblos’ Plea For Justice Uncle Sam’s Spending Spree Over | What Drove Belgium Into the Ruhr Another Negro Exodus to the North Third Anniversary of the League End of Our Watch on the Rhine No Baby Rats Without Vitamin Flat Crepe, Canton Crepe and ‘ Gowns ishing the Terrors of ahara ' A Poiret Twill are found here in @ | Chemises | "FC te believed. theta. compromise | Abolishing th Wi ni d | The Right to Stay in a Church and dozen different styles. Plenty of Petticoats | may be effected between the bill Screen Dealings it ickens an D. Tis Ceaad Gowns te pink and white | drafted by the state x Lace insertion or embroidered | fi| ment Is Marriage Breaking Down? What Boy Scouts Are Good For rim. | The it te of compensation e g cunioase Wik Nadlan top or | tw not Vagus eran: tay oF tet Topics of the Day All About Radio n Bice te eek teacbiila, asa co lakes kane Wliens. thie moe End of the Thompson Erain Chicago Sports and Athletics bBalnsook. get better results with no law than Many Interesting Illustrations, Including Cartoons WHEN YOU FEEL BLUE and need a good hearty Jaugh to revive your sagging spirits, step into a theater showing FUN FROM THE PRESS Zhe Latest Laughmaker on the Screen You'll get five minutes of chuckles and laughs and in all probability a good dramatic program be- sides. ‘“‘Fun.From the Press” is produced by The Literary Digest and distributed by W. W. Hodkinson Corp. Get February 17th Number, on Sale Today—aAt All News-dealers—10 Cents | under the present rates. Representative Totten had this in ( ES when he introduced the bill ‘Children’s Rompers 79¢} eee | Rompers and Creepers for little folks. Ages 1 to 4 years. Light and dark colors. Variety of pleasing styles. ‘BARITONE ON KDZE PROGRAM An excellent program will be of- im Friday by KDZE, the Mhodes) broadcasUng station ia Beattio, | from 1190 to 8:90 a ‘The feature of the program will be J. Dewey Washington, colored bart- tone, who will sing a group of negro spiritual songs, He has @ voice of tremendous resonance and will be| recognized by the many radio fans of | the Pacific Northwest, having sung | over the radio many limes before. His first song group will consist of the following: 4 bd “Deep River,” “Bye an’ Bye,” “No- (Ag body Knows de Trouble I've Seen,” Wl Se "Go Down Moses.” All of them ar- | Why not make sure that your children have the Mothers of advantage of using the Funk & Wagrais com, ASK Their Aime ri camm—> wer terns? Toman aelcher penaries tn schoo! aa oachers rangements of “Old South” camp meeting songs full of lyric melody. 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