The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1923, Page 9

Mi MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1928, THE STAR ZANGWILL RAPS NEW YORK JEWS NEW YORK, Zangwill today ine hin own race in hin clams of America SEATTLE - JUYOUR LETTERS PUBLIC. EXPENSE ¢* 10 COOLIDGE TO BE TRIMMED They Are All Answered, but President Never Sees Them WASHING , Noy, 19.—-If you'd} ait down tonight and write a letter to President Coolidge, what do you Suppose would happen to it? Tho chances are he would never See it, but you would receive a nico Speedway President Held as Fugitive ATLANTIC CITY, N, J., Nov, 10 Charles L. Herlkamp, Cleveland, O.,, president of the International RISONERS- : FAKE MONEY OKLAHOMA CITY.—A counters 4 League Will Hold Education Program Tn observance of Education week, the Municipal league of Seattle will have for Its principal apoaker, at tts Mooting Tuesday noon, November 20, at the Frye hotel, Dr. CG. W,| Motor Speedway association, in un Sharplos, who will talk on "Econom: |e Arrest here en a charge of be fea in Our School Administration,” | {28 4 fugitive from Justice In Akron, Following Dr, Sharples’ addroas,| 9: Pollce sald he was wanted in there will be a period devoted to |C2Mection with an filegal stock open forum discussion, transaction, Mins Elsio EH, Shirpser, of New York, representative of the Survey, | fare league, and of the San Franolaco Soctal Wel ' meeting only disappointed with America, bur that he i# both angry and disap: pointed with the Jews in the United States felting ring was found operating in “It ig peculiar that here in New the Okiahoina state reformatory, — York, the Jewish city in| gions, Mias Maury M. Roberts, editor| Prisoners made dollars from table history, men should be ashamed of | of the American Journal of Nursing, | slverware. The moulds wee ee funday, Mies | {om metal stolen from the boller room. er airived HAG ee eae of visiting Se. utation thin built up of b the most Editor of Nursing Journal Is in City On 4 tour of nursing centers in the Israel Middle sof nustic eritt Went and Pacific coast re Coolidge Keeps Within Lim- it Set by President Harding BY FR (United Pr WASH Lamenting tho faliure of Jews in| belng Jews," he said, “It seems to) arrived in Seattle the United State Vora and the Ku'Klux Ka British Jewish author told the Jew: | fi lh Publication society: “L don't like to see @ million and a half peo. | hfut metropolig of its #ize in the ple in this city with eold feet." confined at Cushman hospital, Ta-| 1 Zangwill said he is not angry, but’ coma, Sunday me rather faloun.” LER EDWARDS f Correspondent) IN, Novy, 10.-Provid © run the government g within the limits set © of the most} a i ait iting hospivals and sabitariume in 4 THE SEATTLE POLICE Seattle and nearby cities, : gave a concert befora the ve also will address the little answer from one of his secre: tarles on White House stationery, “Phe president,” might say tho reply, “has been informed of the christening you mentioned of little Calvin Coolidge Jones and he has: tens to convey his warmest appre- ciation for this signal compliment. He wishes a long and happy"—and 80 on, Every day, letters from folks all over the United States pour into the White House, “I guess wo get 100 a day,” said ©. Bascom Slemp, the president's chief secretary. “They write on al: Most every concelvable subject, but every letter gets a reply.” If the president pau to give his Personal attention to each letter that comas.in he wouldn't have time for much else, It's a right: busy job, deing president is, In fact, Mr, Coolidge doesn't even or the Budget Lord, the mates are virtually com, understood they will be within the $5,500,000,000 mark by tho late Prosident Harding in his de mand for economy. Out of this amount $1,700,000,000, Or $125,000,000 less than last year, running the government mainder will be provided for ir | on tho national debt and the retire} ment of war bonds One of the few increases to be al-| lowed in the budget estimates ix for} the customs service and the internal revenue bureau. ae revenue col leting agencies have grown rapidly and the increases are destined to give olenoy | “pork barrel” bills, | | | REDERICK & NELSON | After. an Afternoon of 5 Christmas Shopping the FOUNTAIN LUNCH ROOM offers a delightful relaxation and delicious Fountain drinks and light lunch DOWN 1,800 New Bring the Children to See Santa Claus in his quaint 'POYTOWN Post Office. He has a cheerful word, a smile and a toy for each little girl and boy. Women’s and Misses’ © Silk and AN have a telephone on his desk. Pe ble who want to talk with come to his office—by » him mu: ointment the public building bill and the riv-| ers and harbors bill, are certain to! cause trouble again this year, Rep Ruffled, Lace-Edged and Panel Curtains Cloth p and if he wants an official he will] resentative Lang of ntucky send for him. chairman of t house public build ——_—__+__—___ ings committee, has served notice on} WANTS MATCH, the president that he intended to A SHOOTS MAN introduce a measure calling for an} $100,000,000 for public} AS CITY.—When John Giles Tefusgg his request for a match, John | White ts alleged to have shot Giles | twice, As he fell Giles stabbed White, Both men are seriously injured. You Will Enjoy Deviled Toast outlay of buildings: | While the ‘treasury department Is resisting all unusual appropriations | in order to promote the tax reduction plan of Secretary Mellon, {t ix what embarrassed over the public buildings measure. The public bulld ings program ts five years behind as| a result of the war and many gov- ernment activities are cramped for | space. Reports show that in many cities it would be more economical for the government to build than pay rent. Then there !s the rivers and ha dors bill. Last year « er rode the budget estimate of $26,000, 000 and appropriated $56,000,000 tn a lump sum. The rivers and Dorn advocates hope to be able to increase the amount next year, Pity Poor Auto Clerk Car Owners Give Him Trouble some with grated cheese, lay a thi tice of hecon acroms and a in oven minut ive ies. Use AT ANY PRICE This special at Cole- grove’s would be al, real good Lunch, but at our Special price tomorrow wonderful value is added to un- usual deliciousness. | rs easy to remem: ber. 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