The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1923, Page 5

\ SaausPay¥ i err i Phe Correct Apparel for Women A SELECTED GROUP OF fos SUITS Priced at ee (HOUSE OF DAVID SECRETS BARED Married Children Defend “King” Benjamin Purnell ST. JOSEVH, Mich, Apra A and wife, today told of the inner se ¢ the House of David. Boys, with long hair covering the hite fuse aa the shoulders and only proof they abided by the cult orders against ving, admit 47.50 This is a special of- fering of Suits in such favored fabrics as Velour Checks and Plaids, Navy Twill and Novelty Silks, These Suits are conspicu- ous for their fine tailor- ing, smart lines and high quality of their materials, and all the new style tend- encies. are presented, in- cluding a few Three-piece models. The usual Carman stand- ards of Quality and Work- manship are adhered to in every Suit in this group at $47.50. —Second Gallery Judge Harry J. Dingeman, conduct ing a “one-man” grand jury Invest gation, that they were not celibat husbands as required by the cult teachings Girls, supposed virgin wiv or Hid not observe the res | tensed they either before or | ulations of purity after marriage All, however, denied any wrong or the part of King’? Benjamin Pur nell, ruler of the colony, who style himself “the seventh angel,’ **the young brother of Jesus Christ’ and the “immortal prophet.’* Instances of transgression of the rules of the colony were declared by the witnosses to be isolated instan and not in any manner connected with the teachings or ceremonies. Playing together in an outer room of the city hall council chamber the boys and girls gave the appear ance of any other normal group of schoot chikiren, with the exception | of thelr queer comtumes | Boys carried Bibles under ¢helr arms and quoted texts to aupport teachings of their oult with the ut facility. All wore long trou n ‘ most ARMA Second Avenue at Spring Street | Hoover Will Make Trip to Alaska Girls’ World Tour | Lasts But a Night | LODI, Cal, April 25.—Two high school girle, Helene Holden, 16, ant Myrtle Del Marling, 17, were safe| at home again today, after one| iow on the trip to Alaska th night away from home on a trip “to | summer, WASHINGTON, April 25. Hts Olarantine Is Still In Effec OLYMPIA, April 25. Coughs and Colds ira Take it yourself and give It to the ¢ehildren, for there is nothing better, forming drugs in its composition. It quickly and surely soothes and| than SHILOH and it's use for nearly | yane which had come from that sec. | Hl. tion. 50 years is your guarantee. by all druggists. —Advertisament Neat, Grow Marigolds in tf | the “Old-Fashioned Garden” Marigold: rich 4 in appearance— The right touch for a place in ‘our “old-fashioned garden.” The African varieties grow tall and are adapted for large heds or mixed borders. 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Seore tary of Commerce Hoover today an- | nounced he will accompany President —The alfalfa) than a score of vocals ner are there any dangerous habit/ hay quarantine order tasued in 1917 against alfalfa from the weeviln-| best talent aching throat and | fected district of Idaho ts still being | the tough choking |atrictly enforced, Agriculture Direc: | deck), night's rest. There ts nothing bettar|burn two carloads of hay et Spo. | bese sole, “Rrening Star’ of the colony, after using the girls | for their own purposes, marry them to hand-picked husbands in order |to protect them against prosecution. | | bitin /KDZE TO GIVE OPERA SCENE In response to numerous requests! ia} as an ___ | California. He said his main purpone| that of his pupils Inst week, Prof Jin going to Alaska Is to inspect the| Clifford W. Kantner will present a SHILOH Best For | fisheries and lighthouse facilities |recital by bie artist pupils over | there. radiophone KDZE at § o'clock Wed | |nesday night, which tude a complete scene from quette’s | “Chimes of Normandy.” An abor ate program has been prepared which will be participated tn by more numbered among which is some of the city’s ‘The program follows Duet, “Passage Birds’ Pareweil™ (itt ba Aldrich, soprano ana Wil- t baritone, with cello obbil> | Phiegm and at once eases the diffi- m1 fam Jackson, cult breathing. A sini tor HB. I. French deciared today, | Uae vy sir, Aldrich. soprano solo, “Quan: | time will often insure a following his order yesterday to|de Men Yo" (Tupetn! serinne Laneh; (Wagner). K of Tacoma, contralto sole, a (Crosteh), prano solo, “At Partini Aldrich; baritone. sole, (Clifford W, Kastner), William Jackson soprano solo, “I Hear « Throah at Ere Anna Neft; (enor sol ‘ampbell Tipton), Barl Ki ender Birding” = (F soprans, tenor deli Tipton), | rrecht; mento-sepranc | polo, “All's W (Teresa Riego), Kether | Wolgemuth; baritone solo “The Trum- peter” (Dix), Owen Willams; solo, “One Fine Day” (from (Puccini), Lucile Me THIS ONE ON THE MINISTER | Minister (closing Sunday sermon) And, brothers, don’t run around with other men's wives Man‘in the congregation jumps up and snaps his fingers. (Later, after church.) Same Man—Preacher, I'm sorry 1 made that commotion in church, but that sentence of yours just reminded me where I left my umbrella last night—OkIahoma Whirlwind. What’s in the Air PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25 KDZE—10:30 to 11 @ m.; 3:30 to 430.; 8 to 10 p. m. KIJR—6:30 to 6:15 p. m, KFHR—2:30 to 3:30 p. m. wince | ro = ssh UUf\eetccsst ld “lenthustast since he took hin new of- | "| flee. THE SEATTLE STAR [ Russ War on Religion | —-——_— 4 Most Reverenc LONDON, April 2 Workmen and | all-powerful Cheka—the soviet sect men and women of Russia are the | service—is acting against all religious hief obstacles hindering the war on | sec Buildings of the Orthodox all organized religion declared by the] Rv » church have been sec sera, altho many appeared around | *viets. ized. T f Minsk 14 years of age and were still in The war against the “denizens of | has beer P e the awkward stage, Voices awitched | he#ven”-—as the reds themselves call | hall " |from high to low as they talked it—soon on deapite world protests, | have been retzed. The entire group had been mar Most Rey. Dr, Tikhon, former| Charges against the preiates al ried in one wholesale ceremony last | P@triarch of all Russia and matro. tried and executed or sen week. Altho applications for wed: |Politan of Moscow, is the next to go to prison maine As ding licenses stated all were over |°° trial for his lite It will come ax| those pending p the 16 yeara required by Michigan & sequel to the trials of Roman | “persistent and organized opposition law, several appearing before the | ‘ lic prelates and priests, In| to the decrees of the noviet for the oyalettion have admitted more ten.| Sich Monsignor Budkewics, vicar] separation of church and state, and der years. general of Petrograd, wan executed. |opposition to the sequestration of | Andrew Daugherty, attorney gen and Archbishop Zepliak ropolitan| church treasures.” This means that ere for Michigan. conducting the | °C Detrosrad. was first condemned to| they persisted in holding vices ‘quentioning: of witneenes, necking {treet She he SeatenCe was lates Jand prevented the government from to determine truth of charges |°O™™ ited to 10 years’ tmprison- | seizing gold ma eiieer versels Lelong- civil a dors} ing to the churches. hed gdh stp iad marrage | manned pressure of the entire| Dr, Tikhon met refusal when he civilized world st what wit- af nesses of the trials call a travesty of | for the justice has not swayed the soviets tn their anti-religion war. This is what “Pravda,” official so- viet paper, rays “We must carry on our agt against religion just as system an we do in political questions, with even more determination. “Altho we have declared war on ton ly but Hoover will join the president infor another radio concert following |the denizens of heaven, It is by no|the game and must pay up means easy to sweep them from 1 of the workmen. expecially are in Vith an aweoper. men must clear their homes of the last vestige of all that ts ‘holy.’ nity with his policy, the houne’ w Reclamation Include Enormous Area Boulder Dam and Columbia Basin Surveys 1 Dr. Tikhon offered to sell all church treasures starving people, stipulating that the clergy should have the au thority to select the articles not used in the rites of the church, and that they alone should distribute to the needy Public Prosecutor Krytenko, in his | speech to the supreme revolutionary tribunal, at the trial of the Catholic | prelates, sneered that “they have lost Bebrichtcheff Pushkin, on behalf f the prisoners, retorted: “It you want to employ these tac- | tes, would it not be more simple and honest to organize a wholesale |maughter under government aus- | pi Projects | Are Largest of 26 Important Plans WASHINGTON, April 25.—Reclam- | Colorado ation projects now under considera- tion by the department of Intertor | cluding engineers total the stupefidous area/and Arizona, of 5,503,000 acres, an inland empire} to be carved out of deserts and waste | acres in Nevada, land. | Dr. Hubert Work, new secretary of the Interior, has become no interested in the 26 huge projects now contem- | mgprane | lated that he expects to make a per-| with a possible acreage of 1,753,000 | sites this | acres. sonal Inspection of the summer, in advance of the trip to! Alaska, which he expects to make| lower Rio Grande, in Texas, involv~ with the president. | Work has become a reclamation “If I can help make frult, vege- tables and cerealn grow on acres where only cactus grew before I will! have done something worth while,” he remarked the other day. While ft ix not certain that the government will develop these proj- | ects until congress has authorized | the work and provided funds, the! | federal reclamation engineers indorse | development of the following proj- | cota: | The Boulder dam project In QUIGK RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ‘That is the Joyful ory of thousands | since Dr. Edwards produced Olive! 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Fran CIRCUMSTANTIAL Father's umbrella was not to be found anywhere. So he asked the Patrol Protection SALEM, Ore. April 25—Airplane | patrol of the forests of Oregon will be maintained again this year on the samme basis ox last year, according to Information received by F. A. Elliott, members of his family if they had seen it. “I think Mr. Benson took f last night,” said Johnny, cis watched his son slowly slide down the mountainside and finally fall into an abyss, Watch your 710,000 acres in Callfornia 7,000 acres In upper | state forester, Arizona, 1,018,000 in Colorado, 60,000 | Senator Mc 483,000 acres in| Senator M ry New Mexico, 456,000 acres in and 548,000 in Wyoming. The Columba basin project Washington is second in importance, | of operations. The third project in stze ts the | AMO! ing an area of 600,000 acres. Idaho has the fourth project In| size, at Mountain Home, where It is | James Gra: SHEFFIELD, fertile aud productive. pimples vanish Why? Pimple-Poison goes whenRede | of g00d roads. this Nary explained that he Utats | has the assurance of the war depart-|last night I heard him say to sle- j ment that planes will be available. in| Eugene will again be made the base ther Argument for Prohibition | &@ brewery worker, com-~- ontimated 400,000 acres can be made | mitted suicide by drowning himself jin a vat of beer | p ae Poland Will Spend Millions for Roads | WARSAW, April 25 ment Is planning to appropriate sev- era! million dollars for the building ANN “What makes you think so, my =e son ‘ “"Cause when I was ip the hall morning from at Washington. ter: ‘Well, I'll have to steal one.’” Minneapolis Tribune. ‘SureRelief ESTION Eng. 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