The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1923, Page 16

i THE SEATTLE STAR 4 Seattle Church Is Mecca of Refugees SLAYS WIFEIN (Moore Bill (Kine Gives Thema CRITICS LAUD Me yee reece Sh ‘acy Starts Life Anew, DEATHCHAMBER High Class "°°" NOTED SINGER — is Terror Pit for Spouse og C azaly Is Caroline Lazzari to Appear and Mother CRANE, UD Wer Here in Concert j Russian Avistocraciy ae PHILADELPHIA sity her rare treat. Theodore stepanot,| Mexican Senators 0 no Int : Beside the pit was Emanuel Silva, |* ar ors gannaeet Fascisti Members : uttle é | ffering from wounds which the| (0 “it Mime Famed RA 1 Congresswoman Is Appendicitis Gets 0 hold breath In anticipation |caught at Dunlichty, Iverness, 1 y: Anetber Bia as se to @ try age First Dog Victim Wurtall Taglar ‘te ‘nie Wroseniiise'| bea bi cine’ condition easure Danish national anther meng Bees “9 ; \ WOODLAN t “Th Af an Duk was well r te t t tr one or € ef the fret tir i the BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING AT THE BON MARCHE A Great Event in Wool Dress Goods A Surplus Lot From a Well-Known New York Jobber Bought for Cash at a Very Decided Price Concession er ication, his little Russian Orthodox church at 75. tahennn blu se okive a H egation of once-distinguished Russians gather twice eack weeks for devotionals, and four! Thousands and T housandsof Y ards of Imported and AmericanWoolens, Forstmann typical of the high class of refugees coming to Seattle. Reading from top to ies % . they are: A. N. Shedenoff, former inspector of traffic of the Siberian railway; 1K.’ & Huffmann Suitings, Hand-Loom Tweeds and Other Fine Fabrics geen, a mining engineer; V. V. Gamburtchew, former state’s attorney and writer, and D. Luchko, technical railway engineer. motos by Price & Carter, Star Statf Photosraphers RIENCE has taught man- | these people, seeking alms or favors, | ¢] pictures of the patron saints of the $1.25 Yd.— $1.45 Yd. $1.95 Yd. $2.45 Yd. @nd high endeavor. And that . but | Serge has three jobs, fs on duty 24 Smart Tweeds, 56 inches wide. the pri bly explains why here in this hours a day and Is MlGsL we continue to pay re @nd deference to men of high i about ittle, He | expects by next August to at $250 a month and spe Ut lately, cue to one of those mys- | become 5 z Chicago university art school or the . pe a { “ . + and-lc weeds and Coat- Human cataclysms that can-| What will they d me ee mety Fike Saiveiity se Mikae Service and style Suitings and Tweeds, 56 inches Forstmann and Huffmann Com- H and loom T eeds | oe Co be card indexe rv tile | * ¢ eo ae a oud Sty se. ’ i ; J eee ne ings which are 56 inches wide. fi SE reverus rays ari [5c Favored for Sport and Street wide. Imported and fine Amer- pan) Montera Suiting, 56 All i LN , { structure turned | WILL GO BACK Shades of Rose, ican wool. Fashionable checks inches wide. An unrivaled fab- all importec LAT aa de hoat—bottom up— @ occupied the seats of t! @ivine right, royal f: of brain and brawn, w Tess than t Which they we heavy boots t been able to show such superb quality at such a low price. Soft, rough weaves in Tweeds, in flaked effects. Suitable for men’s and women’s suits, and stunning plaid-back coatings. Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Lavender, Tan and Peach, Red, Gray and Brown, Oxford and other desired colors. No spring wardrobe is complete Without a brisk, convenient Tweed Suit or Topcoat. Fabric Floor—Thiri—The Bon Marche for spring. Stripes and plaids ric for people who choose ma- and flaked effects. In blue, terials discriminatingly. In brown, beaver and oxford. Very spring’s popular colors finely woven. You will see these And French Serge, 54 inches materials in exclusive apparel. wide, in shades of navy blue. Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Marche RS ON STRE For insts 5 the heavy beard th ato with Ruswian ¢ as befits a stud German millt haggard he made his way to ‘ asked for bread, Instead i ing him as a returned hero, l Beautiful Cotton Ratines w but ran for it to avoid a In High Favor for Spring Dresses and Blouses om years papers on the churia, wi He app paper: the prime of n, Man- he was forced to flee for work at Seattle sboy. He is but he ‘and the market for rather crowded. So a farm firing squad, er he joined tho' ff a revolt against the reds, r fighting with Kolchak Want to work and study fo said, COMPLETES THREE 5 . . Boncilla Toilet Preparations “Fit for the Queen’s” Dressing Table So pleasinty and satisfactory in every way, yet inexpensive. Try some of these: e @ steady stream of men and |°” : Who may loom large in the; Then tho ca our city and even. of our | ¢xécutive , es 36-Inch Ratines 35c Yard Springlike Ratines 75c Yard| | Paco Powder all shades, at Taloum, in white or flesh, ; of our city oa a {attaira of a transcontinental rallw ‘Three paneis are completed They 7T5¢. 25¢. isenon. They are commonly termed | 4" 0 Ts Of a transcontinental railway. | 16 of Christ, Saint Nicholas and \ very desirable i at a pric Voguish, yet attr ye—in § Now he is seeking a new lel ¢ d ery desirable weight at a price oguish, yet attractive—in such col- Nenitiene: Powder t dae | Fefuge=s, shells of a former great-| Now he Ing @ new fleld and he | 14.4 Virgin with the infant Christ ak Avett be pre? BML S wictl taba lay 1s é Compact Powder, all shades, at’ 14 stick, in dark afid medium, fl eee the victims of the bolshevik expects to start work washing win. |/1) VITSin | i gadbne’ (laiaBe that is within reach of most every ors as green, rose, gray, brown, cadet, $1.00. 25¢ and 50¢ » ‘ : | dows of Pullman ears, But he will | (4 haunting, shines from. the eyes purse—white and tan only. helio, cerise, white and yellow. Beautifier, Nos, 3and 7, $1.00. , months of indescribable stay day eb slant andl Ward Aimer jof these figures. They aro typical Cream, 50¢. Cosmetique, 5O¢. F : ci ethods, and probably return to ‘ A 4 & ip and suffering and wander. | phe methods, and probably ret types of Russian sacred paintings, ‘ ° s Vanishing Cream, 75¢. Cheek Rouge, 50¢. ‘ : Tap tess refugees come in lowly tis heceat of is Snowades UntFY | the features marked with sympathy Plain Colored Ratines 50c 36 Inch Plaid Ratines 85c Vanishing Cream, No, 6, tube, P. 0. B. Sets, for travélers, t * aan een are thelr termer | Fictional characters, you'will say. |*M4 sorrow. 1 86 inches wide, in tones that speak You'll be right in the height of fash- 50¢. : 50¢. . a Of refulgence of thelr former | ,, eine arne.| Other strango —Incongruities " 8 ion wi dress 36 ratines— : Ree ; Vestate and power comes with them| Kyi joy nor tee ake, Esther) were observed during a halt of spring—tan, brown, pink, heliotrope, hel mie ies ts of pace aR i Upper Main Floor—The Bon Marche ' Prand lends « dignity to their mean | Simandirs word wore ' hour’s visit at the little chureh. rose, honey, green and mustard, enna, lavender, “vali canet, “green anc é ion that is as noticeable as it is : | A woman of the Russian nobil honeydew. ; 5 | ity, with the apparel of a scrub | woman, had diamond earrings ing to this church as a mecca of | Sere ry Of age and ani large as peas, ‘opportunity, lured thru the good | @ttst in the soul of him. Two} Ona broad table lay a heavy sil - characteristic. i For these people who are com- Checked Ratines 65c Yard Egyptian Stripes 90c Yard Full yard wide, and in gray or more nda ery Paine : mH Wash-Day Needs One of the most sought for designs | months ago Serge ed eattle, ” . ‘. HY . ‘ Ly bs iyo Es Father Fenicag yt Uathgvetediits to pe bei ver elgaret caso wit) a large ruby oe color combinations. Green, blue, of the season, in gray, green, blue, tan, to lighten the labors of the home yachrslavov, were once the | % riilgee, unat ak rd Of! Clasp. Flung over a rickety wooden helio, gray and tan, checks a aids rose ¢ ai ina 5, 6 and the wit and the | English. Now ho pronounces Eng-| chair was a woman's. sult jacket of gray , checks and plaids. rose and helio combinations. laundress i " lish with a clearness that sham Rigteenpr alps cabulary is necessarily limited FLOWER oF REGIME | | Serge is a Don Cossack and PURSUE LIVES ANEW ; was a lieutenant of Cossacks Generals, of course; young officers,| when the great war broke out. Pp Sttidents, scientists, writers, poets, He was decorated by the hand of rich silk, wonderfully tailored and with black fox fur at the ccllar and around the flare, No flimsy gar- }ment from a ready le store, but hand-tailored and soft gnd thick as quilt, but without a tint of bulkt 36- and 39-Inch Plain and Fancy Ratines $1.00 and $1.25 Oh, how pretty—they make stunning dr —in most-wanted colors — both American and French goods. Fabric Floor—Third—The Bon Mareho Clothes Wringers at $5.79 fn an nciitasaetitiatt. [ Piillosophers, engineers, musicians,| the czar for valor when he was |"*®*: | ia artists—with thelr beautiful women | 19, with Gis ative lc et: Be dik Seceey sawn # bow mee Ce OO Ball- bearing style, Sieain of the former czarist rib thie Ligtasl ol + lac er oO) ows, steel tipped, a : IN ‘ with 10-inch rollers. . eee fecking to, Seattle and) oration given Russtan officers, | fel {rom a nobleman who used them An Instructive i 36-Inch Printed a § yea the decrepit wooden structure that) 1 saw the decoration, sewed onto |? bh enc a Naa . . 4 Pook i fant cyl y boat |a queer little jacket Serge wore ax he | 4? being a culi atadadtalice bank (il Nemo Corset BEAITY SHop Challies 15c Yd. Wash Boilers ‘ : eee os China, where most eat before an easel at a window| rere te ears being | * Delightful for mating cor ; BE them fled when Kolchack and | where a soft ight ete i oe oa thruout the wont Demonstration forth SoveHhe WOO au. at $4.79 f /Déntken finally were overpowered by | — A mek EE: Mae 4usty youths, they are, with the Slav ev , dre a , de * ¢ Red armies, brings new contin- » “| es ere ne Lene hale With an expert Crow’s-Feet arr ip a bed ent Made with copper Eeprmese refugees, coming to “Ri . ht’ | NEWCOMERS ARE | representative from ihgeclanwthy tod yards bottoms; No. 9 size. i and of opportunity to cut out SOMING ACQUAINTED | New York here to -! Careful tr f * , n lives in a strange civilization. | righ’ S Already these newcomers are ming. | arinWer! Yours ques et eats Unbleached Muslin Galvanized Wash Tubs, No. 2 size, 89c Any they come with a light of sa a9 ling with their néighbors. The more |i ey 5 ques- can dissipate crow's C 18 h 6x12 feet. $2.19 a In thelr eyes, with grave, || Right | wealthy are taking apartments near|[m | tions and tell you feet—wrinkles, 15c Yard -urtain tretchers, 6x eet, at de. inguished faces that show | |the church, and are seeking invest./@ | of the advantages ‘ Fulliyard wider jongtis to Split-wood Clothes Baskets, No. 1 size, 51c t a | ments, young are studying, Sloe @evaral: new | even, may succumb SOOM OnE wy lowar caning . . : i e What will be their future? Father 1 als i ne ue if | to proper ministra- th a Waa bab, Buy NBR CoP Galvanized Water Pails, No, 12 size, 29c q ) because suffering | || Alexander, a ‘bundle of nervous | models in Corsets } F today, Novovent0 Garda v3 Universal Electric Irons, at $5.49 dignity and nobility to | ||energy, with a kindly face and aj and Brassieres, y tion, aa ts Piper eteed c I ‘ B d a h, $1.98 who endure and conquer |} || quick mind, predicts a happy, useful | ‘The Bon Marche Corset | Complete stock Vi gaa = ant We will be unable to take rown Ironing Boards, very staunch, $1. but with courage and deter- || life for them. If young Serge Popoft | Service Shop—Second of hair goods, phone ‘ondanw tor these Lenox Soap, large size, 7 bars for 25c 4 [iq pioal, Father Alexander's: grieas | 9 Moor [__Beauty Partors—Seeond Floor Thicd Floor Union Street Basement—The Bon Mareho a aw good ay anyone ; ) _* & ||\Gomper’s Condition | 6% MONEY Giey al aayuit those who have! Reported Unchanged Bf Tuesday ut the Counter lear mete, rates NEW YOIUS, March 12.—The con . k £ J eet ts BO vaarhishe’ optealiye HE met aon ot hamiuel Gompory Ilene iy Chicken Pie dwelling loans H fluenza, was sald at the hospital to day to. 66. tnghangeds THO “into? Lunch 35c Liberal repayment privileges chief was reported as renting co A. J. Fisken Company fortably INE 4h Luneh Counter—Upper Main 802 Hoge Bollding phatine, \| A bulletin issued late yesterday} Eldott 0274 Miss UR 1604 Ath nt Pine|| “Hd he was out of danger but still merce | WORK, Sunbrite Cleanser PIKE STREET— a JCOND AVENUE—UNION STREET ' See demonstration, Union 8t, Basement, * cg