The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 24

§ AYS FEELING Once Proud Fighting |‘ Ne prone ae \. “|Special Trains for AGAINST REBEL :- Mexican Consul Here Says All Classes Offer Aid Whe Mexican coninl general at San Francisco, » has received new from the City of Mexico to the effect | Phat the constitutional government fe receiving offers from all military ‘Poyal units and from all state, includ: Qs agrarian associations, working Gn Veracrur and Guadalajara, the Se PAUtI6 office announced Thursday, ulipas fled, ection with, N Phe military f manded by Tez, Mende And he 1g giving or Fepression of the rebellion General rada, “Peasants from Acultzingo moun #ains in Puebla state, Zong M¥eracruz and Aguas. Geined the government n rms and amunition to fight t ee Blames I t on Hubby! Bays His “Spirits” Trouble *Spirits”. of her missing husband @ot Mrs. Martha Bielman into tro Die, she asserted Wednesday after Moon after a federal court jury had found her guilty of possession and} gale of moonshind liquor and beer. | Mrs. Beilman testified that several Sacks of whisky and beer, whi Were discovered by dry agents on th Bottom of Lake Union directly under the boat-house in which she lives, ‘were left there by her husband, | whom she has not seen since he de- Berted her in October of 1922. | ‘Officers who made the @ver, said that Mrs. Biel essed a peculiarly constructoc Which could be utilized for bringing ied treasure from its depth Sentence was set for Cause ONO EES PIES LIES, DOLLS’ “MOTHERS” CIRCULATE “BABES” PHILADELPHIA, Deo. 13.—Ctr- @ulating dolls is in Phila delphia and the @ctly like a circulating library. "The idea was evolved by the Bethel Settlement when the organization Was confronted with the problem of dividing a few dolls among many children. | Now it is possible for little girls in the neighborhood to borrow a Dlonde, blue-eyed doll for a week, or exchange it after 2 week for a bob- Dbed-halr brunette with the habit of @aying ‘‘mama’’ when bent double Once a week the children must come to the office of the settlement 40 renew the doll they borrowed, or exchange it. It is possible to renew @ doll for a whole ye week bh week, but for the most sible before.” [ IN TROUBLE | Magdalene Angel came over from sunny France eight years ago, to marry an Indianapolis busine man. But hea d wed another. So Magdalene made the best of it and opened o beauty parlor in the Hoosiey have just discovered her en- trance into this country i alleged to have been irregu- lar. Friends have appealed to Washington to permit her to remain here. to the J. I. Duthte & Co, wharf hore | United States battle fleet, are dis day, about 200 yards from the bay shore |/dge, the contents of which were of] p, J, Jensen, first vico preatdent; | hereafter at thi nat THE SEATTLE STAR $100, 000 Damages | Wrote to Coolidge; |Doherty Named New |E. M. Hay Is Elected Students Christmas in San Diego Fire) Tacoman Arrested Head of Greeters | Exchange Club Head SAN DIEGO, Deo, 18.—Lowa eatl: | TACOMA, 4.—-Belleved to b) goattio hotet men, forming Chap: of the Iexchange Bmitn Hullding restau.| University of Washington atu eaten iy ant 1, [var Myhre, 43.| tor No, 9, of the Greeters of Amer! Wednesday ni towed to San Iranetsco and | ra t noon Taursday, The annual /dente who return homo for the} mated at $100,000 was sustained 11 | wig arrested by deputy sheriffa here ca, have named H. J, Doherty, of , the once proud U, 8, 8, | bu as mooting will be held at the} Christmas holldaya will be given|a blaze which swept a large lum: | yesterday, and iw being held for @| thiy city am new president, Other gliting Bob" Evang! |sme address Touredey evenine, il epeatad train aérvice by ratirond | ber wharf on the Wifth at, pler here | sanity hearing, Myhre addrenved | officers elected at the moeting, at | the pr companies, It was announced Thurs: |Wednerday, ‘Tho whart stands |number of letters to President Cool-|the Hotel Washington, | Craft Is Now Junk) foature a moeting of the Gyro elub Here to be refitted, that she may|at the L, voted to meet ineern’ club, An * Harding me ars AKO, Wax moored | Two trains for atudents Hving In{and near the San Diego Rowing club | nature to arouse tho suspicion of) rp, W, Clark, second vice president; | appropriation evening, after boing |mantled, Her guna are burned out | | | | Harry Mesalin, third vice president; | morial y from the Bremerton {and useless, in accordance with the! Cahfornia and Oregon are being|and three other wharves, all of | postoffice Inspectors, |disarmament ttreaty, and ahe Ja al-|mado up, Spectal trains to the east} which were endangered, Land ap: | = ~lA, J) Baranh, secretary; C, it. Mar-| Othe nes, Which catried hor{ready junk, The Union Conatruc-|ern part of the wtate alno will be|paratus could not be used to fight |of the pler, and the fireboat Bill fahall; treaaurer, and Ray Bheldon, round the world at the head of the|tlon Co. bought her pay the fire, because of the narrowness | Kettner was ordered to the aceno. | nergeant-at-arma included: Ny. for MEN and BOYS Two great floors full of appropriate wearables for men and boys, in the biggest and best stock shown during our seventeen years ’ history are now ready for your choice. Our large purchases, for cash, give you the ben- efit of remarkable values. See our window displays aglow with holiday cheer. Visit this store, where the Christmas spirit now rules supreme. 2-Pant SUITS A OVERCOATS pair doubles the suitable Christ- $30 and $35 $30 and $35 wear. mas gift. Everything for Boys Nothing Would “‘Tickle’’ Him More Thana Our stock of Two-Pants Suits for boys is very com- plete, including exceptional values in cashmeres, worsteds, tweeds, etc. Each has two pairs of full- lined reinforced knickers, Our feature prices are: this large assortment, line in Seattle—both knit We are now showing a very See th $9.85, $11.45, $12.85 and $14.65 : $6.50 to $25.00. We have Popry silks—from 65¢ to riety of striking patterns. a complete line of Oregon : 50. See our dis . We have both band and ecl- Stetso ‘ity All-wool Robes. famous .Cheney ’ lar to match shirts from and imported silk and Women $ $1.50 to the very best silks . at $8.50 and $10.00, Gifts wool, guaranteed for six months’ wear. Umbrellas, all colors $1.50 to $15.00 Nail-File Test Hosiery $1.65 Luxite’ Silk and Silk and Wool Hosiery $1.65 to $3.50 Bathrobes For both men and women. Ties We have the most complete Shirts Mallory Hats ‘gest stock of Hats and Caps in Seattle. See our Big Line of Handkerchiefs "amous Arroy K Handkerchief, 50¢ to $1.00. Also a big ssortment of fancy border See the LixiteHosiery ERERARA PAPE PERE TS RS PS PS RS RES RAS RSS AS RS PS SS SS RE RSE EE REP Mufflers Gloves of every description are here, including those We invite attention to a for dress wear and for driy- Splendid display of silk and ing. Included are silks and wool Mufflers at $2.00 to suedett, finest African $6.50. Capes and Arabian Mochas, priced from $1.50 to OTE oe Belts JEWELRY—in boxes. Kre- A splendid showing of mentz and Kum-a-Part Cuff Hickok and Braxton Belts Links, Tie Pins, Full Dress in individ boxes, at Sets, etc. $1.00 to $3.50. Hosiery Interwoven double heel and toe Socks and _ celebrated plendid line offered at 50¢ SHAWKNIT HOSE both to 75¢. famous for wearing quali- ties, are embraced in our complete stock, which in- PANTS cludes all styles and colors. 53. 50, $5. 00, 56. 00 Prices range from 40¢ to t trom $2. Beautiful Holiday Boxes For Our Customers A beautiful holiday box, will given with every pair of Sox at 75¢ and up; every every Shirt at $2.65 and ue and up; all Glove Umbrellas from $3.50 "and up. 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