The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1923, Page 15

© phin publisher OFFICIAL PARTY WILL BE FETED Plan Five Luncheons President’s Group for Five soparat given member# ing’s party when they Aocerding to a te Wednesday from Gex Tian, seeretary to the the Rainier club. Henry T. Wallace agriculture, will be the Rainier ch, Other members Party to be guests of the club will be Admiral Hugh Rodman, ranking DAval officer; Gen. Charles BE. Baw Yor, the president's physician; Mat colm Jennings, the president's friend; George B. Christian and military and naval aides. The Sunset club was a Arrange 4 luncheop in he Herbert Hoover, Mrs. Hu Airs. Rodman, Mrs. Sawyer Wennings. Mrs, Harding Mo part in Seattle ceremor Than to ride with the pres The parade and sit with hjm on the Platform at the adium. The president's luncheon wil the Seattle Press ctu Harding will be the Press club me Secretary Hubert L. Interior department at a luncheon at‘ Herbert Hoover Merce, will be a gue bers’ council lunche ber of Commerce @lub, Arcade building Mrs. Hoover, nati ihe Girl Scouts, will meet all Seat Giri Scouts at the New Washington hotel at 3 p. m. Friday, Mrs. D. Stewart, local scout head, announced Mayor Brown Tuesday Proclamation calling upow citizens 40 regard Friday as a holiday and eto cease their industrial and busi hess pursuits for thé day, that prop. © honor may be paid the president ons will be Hard gram” received rge B. Ch president nuthorized to As an additional mark of respect the mayor requested that att lights of the city beckept burning until hat. Says Politics Halts , International Peace philanthropist, @eclared here today, explaining his + offer of $100,000 for the best prac: ficable plan for establishing pert nent world tranquility Bok is offering $50,000 for the best peace te upon di Pot impartial judges. He wi | $50,000 more if action is taky 1 | the proposal by the United State penate. Bryan Will Return ang to W. S. C. Faculty | Dr. EF. A. Bryay, recently retired after ‘six years aw Idaho state com Missioner of education, and formerly president of Washington State col- “Tege for 23 years, hax accepted an of Mbenuty. 5 THE | Was Onde Bathing Girl 1 } FURNITURE MEN / is overything—Iin bathing girl plotures. At least, t seems to be the opinion of the aver It wis fornt th Throop a Muck Se ambitions | dire She had « was much more r than he anothe and she in her voice fare, ot politan theater Miss Thro as & child. professten owned the Whe young ing ady drifted inte U.W. ManGets Thrill; | Walks in on President ; Calls on Girl Friend in Harding Already There BY JACK HOHENBERG How would y wal nto a room and ne with the president of the States Art Burke, member of the N yal Reserve Un Pi fer to return to Washington State | college, it was announced in Spokane by Arthur W. Davis and gave him qt It seems State Senator J.-P. Wilmer, Rosaila, | yegents of Washington State college? Dr. Bryan will be research professor f economics and economic history, beginning in September. Sent to Prison for Taking Nude Photos CHICAGO, IJity “25.—Frank “martey, janito 1 “art photog: Srapher,” was sent to jail today when he was ‘unable to pay a $200 fine for photographing ®irls of prominent Oak Park ilies, Two hundred pictures) some in ) the nude, were exhibited as evi- dence? a Prosecutor Fuller ‘said. Sussarrey, also known as “Mexican Jc lured | the, gitls to his stidio. under pr fext he was looking for movie herojnes. O-W Must Complete Line in 18 Months | WASHINGTON, July 25.—Publii- eation today of the proceedings be- fore the interstate commerce com tnission in the application of the Or- egon Short Line Ratiroad » Wild a li Sus Co. to and tye! July 21, re tion was "condition that the Said line of railroad Mienced on or before 1924, and comicted * June 30, 1 “upon » express construction of hall be comi- January 1, on or before makes the dinner doubly enjoyable atthe PANAMA - PACIFIC - daternational EXPOSITION. 50 scantily clad | fam-} | She opene the numerous with marc re president fd¥ a loop “ Bono knocked Art oduced them at dawn fe exetvut ested In th ve and plied thi Stores to Be Kept Open Harding Day A general meet goby | { mem bership of the R rade bureau jwas held la the question of ck president's it tatement ued ‘by that or tion today. At that meeting it was decided to honor the request of th mayor and the presidential receptior committee t s many off in order to ddress at 4 afternoon It was that the Thursday to consider 1g du according the employe possible ket wever, downtown ser mgrked with tho par finds of out-of visitors in city, t unfair to the of the ntirgl ¥ wn retail stores will remain the of rendering » to such portions of the pub. as find such nec nd a large, percentage of employes Will be afforded the opportunity of uring the pr nt's the door retail est erefore,. the purpose service sary, Find Slayer Guilty in Mine War Trials! POMEROY, ©., Quly 25 side of a double from the West inia, minems’ insurrection of Au t, 1921, enday today, when a jury found James EB. Miller guilty of | manslaughter In connectic ith the killing of J.7 Ww Ed ward Reynold ier was charged with first de murder, He testified the The le tying result Logan count Swanner gree men ip him and return him to testify in trial rosecution sinla the ‘armed ‘mirel The to Miller's The attempted to and Swanner on # friendly mi. took old: oame home hooting place on | OPEN SESSIONS Delegates From Northwest Are Welcomed to Tacoma Miss Martha Throop Welcoming of thwest Ful ens he TACOMA, Jul expe whi Started Her 1 OF of officers hington etal the Career urniture aasociati out standing featur As A and « Mack Sennett wore » of Tacoma’s bui ntion — celebratior in progress furniture ex cantons it Manu _ Bathing Jeauty, ¥urniture asso But She Wanted To Be A Singer. Otto Kegel of Seattle c first ‘vice president; Floyd Perry of Pasco, decond vice president; 8 Leavitt, Seattle H. Bigger, Otto G uf wan ¢ ecretary-tre unbalum, }tenr Fe She Started In The Follivs And N Yow Is Prima Donna Of “The Spice MISSING MA MAY BE HE RE, molesting. Wed receipt of informa ng man's wife the Greenwich w York nd figure, ma tien. And now °” company, whi sted In the Cana start of the world ave boon killed | man ts dian army welght nd fs a marble ¢ He wan interested in r ects when he disapr f $1 an beon offers ward “Alaska and Finds : Train Strikes Truck th questions aa.to their duties | and Driver May Die as Chinese Will Adopt Christianity STOCKHOLM, y the Americ THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT Thrift will unlock the door to Success. Secure your key by shopping in The Bon Marche Bargain Basement! Just in from the East! 250 MORE NEW Dresses Shakara, AllT yme and Crystal Crepe A variety of plain colors to select from, and combinations of printed waists and plain skirts, In this shipment are included short and three-quarter — sb girdle belts, novelty buckles, panels and shoestring belts, Chambray White Cotton Work Shirts Handkerchiefs Fine quality in dirk blue, | Full cut, fine 5 6 veces seer DOC | qualy: alt 106 PAIRS MISSES’ HIGH TENNIS SHOES---“KEDS” Boys’ Overalls $1.39 Heavy white back denim, Sizes 8 to 15, Sizes 1114 to 4 White canvas uppers, rub ber soles, leather inner soles to keep the feet cool. Also suitable for bathing, SEATTLE STAR Clowns Read y for Picnic little performers made picnic. Left to right, back Rimbold, Bob Macfarlane, Phil Tindall and Front row: Frank Kannair, G. McLeod, C. Lonnie Austin and Dave Beck. ng | ner Ix? ‘ September lodge i when a ready, a few days Mayor Brown supervised a clown practice of the Elks’ lodge ago, for the boys’ Hutchins, J. E. Mayor Brown, W. Caslen, HAT the fleet week dances, be feu in the i) go to Chicago ent Washing jonal race "| Photograph Exhibit Will Be Big Affair The All Northwest exhibit of col 1 park |ored and uncolored photographs, to 4} bo held in the E t. terminal dur the entire month of August, | widespread interest. nety nt of our photographers who f the out-of-doors race w + 8 to repr of the {ton in’ the nat Fike t of the Eikw# amittes, under wh eshmente | creating ng to the| make a specialty | will exhibit thelr best Any one wh photographs of y to exhit ay obtain space «x with Mre. EB. B. ade building, phone exhibit will be s of the art de urtment of the City Federation of men’s Clubs, of which Mra, Dud NEW Pure Silk Sweaters $12.95 Second Floor row: EB. A,| ThkeBon PIKE STREET — SECOND AVENUE — UNION STREET — SEATTLE A GERMANS START POLICEWOMAN g BARTER SYSTEM RETURNS HOME Mrs. Hunsicker Studied Conditions in East Mans So Worthless People Refusing Money BY CARL D. Hunsicker, fe BERLIN, July 2 hi tinue tle GROAT i Byivia A » only uniformed pollcewom. to hundreds of citizens terfront woman cop, has just 4 from an extended tour of nd mid-Western citle tudied at close change v chasing Germany to the poi joned bartering ix farmers to refune payment in marks for thei It has bece A question in 1 not of be pot can be bought for xo many marks, but how many will be 1 for a gold rk of other organizations of Reorganization of w the Womer ision of the Seattle Mrs. Blanche department, me a retirement of head of that ma mean that much of the gathered by Mrs. Hunsicker will be used in Seattle with more favor| Mrs, Hunsicker herself is a can Iry or household |didate for the position of superir in return fér a bag of|tendent of the women's division. An a fistful of paper| appointment is to be x n the On aw exami thou cane many coming Manon, sand data onion marke pan upon near future as ations t 511,420 to vice commission beginning to mically but po. ma of the metal resulted in over marks the the effect He veral everal candidacy is supported hundreds of eld. radical riginated the ‘dea of ctories thru Fn 1 Mrs, Hunsicke r ¢ East, has taken over the & d upon it and improyed the West has been left behin omen perform and with little praige. It ves greater attention.” Mrs, Hunsickey! hay served eight years on the police force, being the veteran -of that department. She has been a resident of the city 26 years. a great w ur quotation regulated month to k only ep pace with of the mark. h any degree of money value is in great discouragement the workers. This is being efiected tn the turn to the more ica} elements, The announcing that a will be made on the government the the reichstag convenes, the descending Failure to accomplis n of the value Daugherty Figures at Boycott Trials AGO, July 25—Harry M rty, United States attorney |general, is en route to~fan Fran- clsco today to appear in govern- ment cases agains material dealers and building trades associations, charged with conspiracy to boycott union Jabor . Daugherty refused to talk poli- tics while stopping off here. He will meet President Harding on the Coast, however, In addition ~to taking a hand in the industrial .con- troversy cases he will also decide whether the government will ap- peal in the Southern Pacific-Cen- tral Pacific consolidation suit, he CHIC Daug are moment Raging Forest Fires Menace Watersheds LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 25 The worst forest fire of the season, which has been increasing in in tensity for over two days near Ca in the Angeles hational med serious proportions today, thre important water. jwheds. Over 200 fire fighters are {battling the flames tac er forest, as FLAGS for “President” Day —Friday Upper Main Floor FOR THIS GALA WEEK OF EVENTS 40 More Tweed Top Coats—Extra! A Special Purchase of 240 Little Girls’ Dresses $1.95 Made in the daintiest of ruffled styles, with very tiny puff sleeves. Some of the dresses hang straight, and others have very short daffodil, p , orchid, honeydew, and some white dotted with color. Sizes 2 to 6, . orcen, Weighing and measuring of babies, Thursday. Baby Shop—Second Floor—The Bon Marche Boys’ “Duds” For the Elks’ Picnic Khakt Hats, 65¢ and 75¢. Khaki Combination Suits, $1.15 to $3.00. $1.95. Leggipgs, wrapped and puttee styles, 65¢, 85¢. $1.00. ICIAL OUTFITTERS FOR BOY SCOUTS. Upper Main Floor The Bon Marche 2 to 3 p. m,, Purple and White Felt Beanies, 35¢. Sport Bl Hiking $3.05. Long Khaki Pant $2.25. Khaki Knickers, $2.25, Gob Hats, regulation to $1,00, 95¢ to 83.50. Pants, $1.95 to Khaki Busteralls, $1.85 and $1.15 and 9 style, 65¢ Food Shop Economies Bon Marche Thousand | Paul’s Gooseberry Jam Island Salad Dressing Large Size, 19c Lb. 36c Curtin’ Kippered Sardinens weaned Honeless Cottage Huts, bs Y oured, Ib. Armour’ 19 sugar i ie Jam, Je 2-ounce 106 p 2 ted. Guava 1h Hon Marche Jad, tb. 4 cans for Genuine Orange Pekoe Tea, Lb. 45c A fine blend of Black Tea, 2 Ibs, 85¢ French ar Norweulin | Ceylon Cocoanut, ir choice Me ig-1b, pl : good gr Certo jolls juice after one min= ute's boiling; 3 for $1.00)" be tle for ‘ 2M Prunes, very sweet, 1 Ibs per Tb. Special Mlnck Bigs, ib Se—5 for 25¢ foil packag 1h + Me +106 106 Hulk Cocoa, 2 Se Our Special Danish Coffee Cakes, 2 for 1 5 for 25¢ Iba. 19e5 1b Our Special Reeing Bon Marche Bread, different kinds—-2 loaves, 24e; New i Cake—Try one Thursday at Cookies—asy kinds, 2 dozen, 25¢; do 1 loaf. Ate 50¢ .15¢ Fa he SACU PSK ITET SS 6 ST RRAIE TTY S Home-Made Candy 40c Box Miocolutos, Chews, Nougat and other [eS NMR Re MEERA EE: Thursday Luncheon 35c Turkey Croquettes with Green Peas Mashed Potatoes, Lread and Butter Vie a la Mode Creamed French Apple Upper Main Figor—The Bon Marehe $15.95 For Street and Motor Wear Fabrics are wide and hopsacking tweeds, basket wenve and fancy mannish coatings. All lined with either silk or lingette The coats are cut in full length style, col lars are generous, and eves wide. There are sizes for the small, average and large fig ures — bust measure ments to 46. wale Shades of brown, tan ordy, green, dluc @ heather mixtures. Second Floor—The Bon Marche 8,000 Yards 36-Inch Printed Voiles yd. 123c Light and dark Many Lengths to 5 yards. 1,000 Yards 30-Inch Printed Flaxon—Yard 19c Fine, sheer, and cool for summer dresses. Many dainty patterns. Third Fibor—Tho Bon Marche A Northwest Product—Made in Seattle Brand New Aprons $1.95 Fashioned of plain chambray, checked ginghams and pretty percales. / New and effective for home or even picnic wear, As sketched, the “Florence,” of checked gingham with insets of white, hand em- broidered in colors, Another of printed percale, effectively trimmed with hand embroidery, Also prin chambray in all colors, trimmed smartly with organdy., Most wanted colors in the lot. All sizes. Second Floor—The Bon Marche shades. neat patterns.