The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 2

HARDING SCORES |FLAPPERS GET POLICE ORDER and THE SEATTLE STAR ul wife, in mmunition fe HALTS WEDDING (~ suGARLESs RECIPES! ugar trust, whi tih giving lumber of aplen Says Country Must Be |; £ he potice nave | LOVeless Marriage Stopped |} ste which can be made WiTHo Wholeheartedly American WASHINGTON, 3 Deetar the the Where tact fient Harding the gaunt Swhich faterest wit mon wea dent an: , an of mak ding use as whole . aren wea ne tmmortat be r of the ¢ " ecéntly fined $25 and costs the words of Alexander Hamilton I ginning . The president arew his text from MPING SUEI Hirst secretary of the treasury, at the iA] NG SUE Bhvelling of whose status en the FOR EXPEN uth portico of the treasury the Y Ds 4 olla spoke George B. Lamping, secretar student of our tin world doubt f ment th nalism ts devel « Be never bef asked Har gon u “We have our factions that | hat the ¢ Promote this or that interest without | sioner pay $5 rd to relationship to others) ury ind without rd for the common | y Weal. “We have the factions of Prejudice and violence. We p Coalitions which would invade the|out reason by an Sunstitutional rights of others or sub- | ¢rnor Hart and fu tha itself, erty a de everia no real hu- nm, was placed Olympia berea egislature & which contemplates obstruction to| ing the execution of they laws, | EMeve to Educate | FRAUD CHARGE| | J. BR Christopherson, self-confessed | 3,000,000 Negroes |i", indicted by the federal 4 |srand jury Thursday | RANSAS CITY, Mo. May 18.—A/ mails to defraud ch to educate 3,000,000 negroltenced to nerve fou ptists has been made by Southern | nworth prison by Baptists in annual session here. |miah Neterer late Thursd Dr. O. L. Haley aaltville, Tenn., | noon. yd the delegat ‘ | Three pliase of St. Ce otic violation charges, p @ Catholic girly . atity and were sentence to t other men, indic may t ng by Society Girl to our Washing bureau. 1 Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star 1322 New Verk Ave, Washington, D, ¢ I want the bulletin, “Sugarless Recipes,” and inclose here with two cents in loose stamps for same Name Street and No City State FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1 WIDOW DENIES op keep this -BIGAMY CHARGE Doni a secret a ge Ha Poe taee amily Of course you know the cool healthful ; da ness of Shredded Wheat Biscuit for your ng | ‘ro " luncheons —light, wholesome, and tasteful, schlager Bo yas cramfull of nourishment; delicious with # explaine cream and berries or fruit. At home, too, where mid-day comfort is " so essential now, it can be made ready ina thru t Wor moment, with many pleasing changes of the highs: tou! Brother and Sister INEW RADIO TO fee. Niwebeue fruits in season. See how your family will bad LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 18,—De aged brother and sister en: add 1 be. | lived by hanging was revouled te , | radiophone 1910 of |b¥ Boy, Carter, corone fi States whe or Hoyt| The t and four { away to | ment Schneider had built a smali|the Ki ki for hia sister to use in hang-| ing a will be r for reelf, It was in the pantry, | etallation within the next few da pondent brother then went/It will be operated ah raf Miss Hurh Files ‘ ar for U. S. Senate |‘ SPOKANE, May 17.—Running in ition to #ix men, Misa Heba attle and Washington » with high-class ente rm, \ local attorney, bas filed her | "4" pplication haw been Woman Is Elected candidacy for congress in the Cadde Uosene trou Honorary President |'"« republican primaries, Mias Hurn ROME of the May 1 Catt, Was chosen he Internat Washington district. She will enter |r commerce was the first woman elected to the; fo senate and will be the first| man to represent this state in| wrenn, if whe ig elected | Mra, Carrie Chap. © in privileg founder” of the} [Committee Would Curb Court Power) at for Suicide Pact}! TELL OF CITY| sw yoni, stay 18—to tien appreciate your suggestion of Shredded eat Biscuit for a cool, comfortable and satisfying luncheon for themselves! Strawberries and Shredded on he artives in| jed in vain t slleged marriag Inh Croker, wid chief and Guy R, % Be. Earl of Carnarvon Leaves $2,000,000, LONI &. The v the late ‘narvon, filed bequeaths the| of the tomb of King Tu. tankhamen to his widow. The entire! Jentate is valued at 398,925 pounds, a little short of $2,000,000, Metropolitan water board uppiies London with water 60 per cent of its supplies from the Tham hvile, which it is planned to|enworth penitentiary wa NGTON, May 18.—A com-| {nto a negro seminary. sland Cammeford, two years eee to ae Ete rs p,& committee was immediately ap- | six months; Ed Larson, two ye: limit the power of the United States| ied’ to consider the plan, which |and James Mulvehill, 18 mon | supreme court to invalidate humant-| am’ expenditure of $300,000. | William Langmead was sentenced to VCS: arian laws was appointed today by | —— |#¢rve «ix months In the Whatcom | 3 “athe: Ryser 1 habe | ude Swartz, New York, pres county jal, after admitting that he the American Trades Un- |forged a government check for $15. | from the : — factory || sig 1923 Record of FRESH pi sce oie Pedestrians Hit | | NEW YORK, May 18. Numerous | - } | calles dents are employed here| ==.) by Automobiles | LOBAcco an subway puatds uring the evening! | rush hours, | | > : \ f one fever \ rs A fh an fh i] 3520 Meehan, DRESSED LIKE SISTER — | $ .00 5 waves Tho flapper Just powdered ly injured Wednesday at Westlake Complete In the extraction of teeth we||amd Eighth aves. when he was % FREE EXAMINATION J say to our patrons: If we hurt ||struck by an auto driven by W. I, | | RQLL YOUR OWN WIT “Clothes, | GLOBE OPTICAL co , don't pay—coul® we say || Walker, 617 18th ave. N. you want to ° 35. Mrs. M. W. Barkhurst, come, just hang on."—Holmes Store fais ewets Ace. ‘Vader, Wash., was unhurt News. | Wednesday when athe was struck at| ~~ 7 2 - ranma eee Fourth ave. and Jackson wt. by an c-Si acana H B THE BON MORCHE Kensington has a larger propor- tion of women to men than any 9 other London district, with 1,594 women to every 1,000 men. For an Extra Season! 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