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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
MISSIONARY.
MUST SERVE.
SIX MONTHS.
State Department Is Notified
OF Action Of Japanese
Authorities
FIX KOREAN PENALTIES

WARRINGTON. Aprii si.--
tusAls6 rrv~s.11ni NJ. Mswry.
A0WsAs zaisstesnry IN ksrca.
has beaD sessssrsk - III W~ashs'
tmps>ssemsns ~ ths Jspseese
ssvsvunsas - ehssxes oe a.
Is~tns Ksessns - - NJ psps.-
issu iW pgtntias ln6sosadsoce
pvsonena1s. NJ se.ae arpart
msun vas s1vtsed Sy rskie to
1sS.
Mevvy was released on bail His
homo 10 Mansfteld. Ohio.
fadowry and another named Moi
fe,. were arrested recently ~her
Jspansss authosttiss searched this
homes of eight ASners0e mirsionar
tee. A. rcpsrsa6 IN United FTess die
patches ef Apvn ~. Mowvy wAs
chsrUsd nth sssseslas the Korean
upp1s1n9. bue n1uoDsG wss sennosd-l
An oeSsclAi seatssnsat from To
court ascAss1 M~vsy Admitasd shsl
tersng fivs Kss~ans ss asffsrsn'
times re Declared II vas his Gus
tom to sntertnin freauentiy. He ~
MED any intsntion Of fuSthering the
agitation plans.
The governor-gsnsrsi Of KorsA TO
day i~usd. an impartial ovdinancs
fixing . penalty not 10 exceed II
years i:nprisonment. with. o. without
labor. fer those guilty a. agitaina
for . political change. The ords
nance sppises 70 japanese subjects
in foreign countries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
2,7O0 91st Troops
Reach Sacrayael

SACRAMENTO April al.-Q{nio
Press. The first units Of tha '.N>n1
ing sist" CNiid Wcsu division. nu11
bering 2.7Oo men and officers, arrive
here today.
They crossed the line into -
Golden state last night. their tro1nd
arriving In Sacramento at ha1f.hoOGI
intervals, after 5lS O'Clock this rnosn>
ing.
This city Is in gala dress, In hcnor
of the soldiers. several hundred -
whom are local men. The doWutoWu
district is fluttering with red. whttu
and blue bunting and greenefy.
Sacromento is crowded with viu1eA
ors. thousands coming from All poEo1o
Of the state to greet the men on t1o1E
arrival here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
D. 5. TARS WILL
MARCH TUESDAY
Plan Parade, Banquet and
Dance for 0reoon's Crew

Solhless Of The - - aalIas~
brave Win ~ NJ nlah s1lrac
ttsn n Sestt3e Tuss1ny.
The en- hsesisnhIp OrsUA
sssr tlss '1uBdsg - - aavy.s
AFvQped anchor h uullsee ~
MssdlAy morning. bs1aging -
WGD.
AZ 8. O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
the sea battlers will parade, start
ing from King Ut. and Second ave
The parade will be led by Polscs
Chief J. r. Warren. . platoon OF
police and other city officials.
The parade will proved north on
Second ave. 10 Pine It, and thence
to the Masonic temple and Harvard
ave. and Pine st.. where a banquet
WIN be spread IN honor of the seu
fighters. Three hours OF banquet
Ing win follow and then all hands
will shove off, to the Armory, ai
Western ave. and Virginia st., where
the Gobs and the marines will
throw a wicked hoof" to the tune
OF jazx until midnight doth come.
Capt. william T. Tarrant.. u. s..N..
IL In command Of the Oregon. The
arrival OF the Oregon win be ceie.
brated by Capt II. A. Field. com.
mandant of the Bremerton navy
yard, and his staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
WAGE LEVELS
T0STAY HIGH



Wage levels Will not be re-
duced snd the old pr~Ssr rztss
for railroad servSce Will not re-
turn now tlst the conflict n
over"
This was the message brought to
Seattle Monday by Walker ID. Hines
Uncle Sans chief railroad boss.
who spent busy day here. confer
ring with union iongshoremen. rail-
road officials. and finally speaking
at a luncheon at noon. At the Raj.
nier club. He also talked to the
Chamber Of Commerce transporta-
ton bureau.
III there 10 tendency TO assume
that all the high costs OF the rail.
roads are due to government con
troll. the public is decciving itself In
the most unfortunate way about the
problem that confronts IT," he said.
at the Rainier clug. Federal con
troll OF railroads. is a fact. The high
costs of railroad operation are facts.
II the public led into confusion on
this point. II 10 going to provide .
schcsne Of regulate which will fall
far short"
ut is Of highest importance to this
country for all time. 20 adopt some
plan Of permanent solution which
win preserve the Initiative Of private
railroad management. A plan Of
complete government control as a
pcrma nent thing is not a plan that
will meet the expectations ana needs
Of the country"
Director Hines asserted new can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
PLAN TO EXILE
H0HENzoLLEE
big Four" Said to
Agreed on PunishnDol(

-
BY LOWELL NRlAWI
United Press Stair corregoono
PARIS. Agra 31.-EnmD -
rcpsrtSd today 70 hsvo n1
ngresd upon ~ TIE ~ &c. =
Gently - the punbhmout ~
nseted ont = Wullhn Honn
IWn-
As a result. il IL underuoooG, a -,
fort win be made to bring the luG5no1(
kaiser before an international tK1&u@
nal. to be tried for the politics -
Tense Of violating Belgian neutxr1ifr:s
rather than attempting to extrnN1eu
him from Holland for criminnl ~
fenses committed against BelGiuln.
Secretary Lansing. American nsoun>
ber OF the committee on respona1G1D1-
ties for the war. is known 70 hu1o
stood out against efforts 70 try WI
helm. maintaining there IL no ear1<e<
ing law under which this could ~
DONE Japan supported Lansing, -
the committee remained dead1ocl
for several weeks.
The attitude OF Japan. houucor
was based on their belief that 1nofl
vidual punishment for the 6oG1
kaiser would violate the proco1cn
under which their own empogo
is held to be infallible becauss e ~
vine right" The present plan = ~
garded as at least partially meel11n
Japanese objections. since WIlho1n1
could take his ~sanctity" with him ~
to exile. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
Seattle Digging Deep
to Buy Victory Bonds

seattle opened up her pocket
book and began digging down
for Uncle Sans vtctOry Loan
Monday, when the campaign Ia
raise sis s,o0o. 900 here to pay war
hills started at = .. m. to the sc-
commitment Of screaming a.
rrus and bursting bombs.
The big feature OF the opening
dav I'm Seattle was the Victory pa
rade scheduled to start at First ave,
and Lcnora ri. at p. IN.
Twelve hundred canvassers, armed
with subscription lists and assigned
10 their various districts In the city
headed from Victory Loan head
quarters before the echoes Of the
bombs rdment subsidized. IL Is ex
pected that Seattle will 20 over its
,fs 900 900 quota long before May 10
the closing day for the campaign
whistles Wide Open
ON the tick OF o'clock, every
whistle In the city was yanked open
and with one mighty blast an
nounced the hour for the start Of
seattIe's drive. At the same time
a barrage Of bombs was laid down
on surrounding hillsides. and over
the city others burst.
The first official announcement to
be made following the opening Of
the drive was that - Victory bond
clubs have already exceeded Their
quotas and filed their returns. Mai
Louis n. Seagrave. executive sec
retary of the committee In charge
of the clubs had secured their al
Iotted subscriptions Friday and Sat
'urday.
To aid in the loan campaign here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
N. Y. Marine Men
Are Back at Work

NEW YORK. April 2i.--Straking
harbor workers returned TO their
Jobs today. following a compromise
agreement reached between union
officials and the employers. A COM
promise provides ten-hour day and
arbitration on the wage question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

Victory Loan weather will resem.
BILE the stuff which babbles under
bridges tomorrow. according to Our
Official Prognosticator. That is,
opines the o. o. p, II very prob.
ably will be fair tonight and Tues.
day" but with showery upholster.
ing. Those gentle southerly
winds" most likely will spill the
Boston shad roe for Seattle's
weather. The breezone which In
about to arrive from the South is
bound 10 bring plain. ordinary rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
Eastern Telephone
Strike L. Ended

BOSTON. April 2i.--tBy United
Press.t-The strike OF 20 telephone
operators ended today. tDilowing rati.
fieation Of plan OF settlement
reached In n conference last night OF
union leaders. government and teie-
phone companies officials
The wage increases granted the
employees will be made known at a
mass meeting today.
Tho agreement Is TO restore to the
employees the right OF collective
bargaining.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

BERNIE. April 2l.--fUnited Press
Reports from Vienna late yester-
day declared officially that order had
been restored In that city. Gen.
Segre was said to have accepted the
apologies" Of the radical demonstrat.
orp.
For few hours. Friday. the city
was reported 10 have been In control
of the soldiers and workmen's coun-
cil which refused to recognize ei-
ther the socialistic government or the
nolshevistic faction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
Mayor Woodman IL
on Trial in South

LOS ANGELES. Cal. April 21.--
The story BY which the prosecution
expects to prove Mayor Frederick T.
woodman. OF Los Angeles, agreed to
accept $4,000 bribe is slated to
be told In Superior Judge Willis
court today.
The reading Of the indictment and
statement Of the case BY the dis
trict attorney were the first proceed
ings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
Oriental Ship Line
to Spend Milliona

TOXIC. April iS,--tDelayed. t--(By
United Press. .p-Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Japan Mail Steamship company,
proposes, II was learned today. to
spend 100000 yen Ds5. 900. .o00)
during the next three years In an
immense shipping building program.
The program will include three 2o,.
0o0-ton liners for the American run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
Troops 10 Return
on Wilson's Shin
ny CARR. n OROAr

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
PARIS. April 2l.--President wil.
son has decided not to hold the
George Washington at Brest. IL was
learned from an authoritative source
today.
The liner, II was said. win be sent
home loaded with troops. Her escort,
the drcadnought Arizona. will remain
nj Brcst. ready for = quick trip. II
necessary.
Tho president, impressed by the
great numbers Of soldiers anxious to
get home. determined It was best not
70 Keep the big ship idle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
361ST Men NOW
SPEEDING West
Wild West lnfantrymen Due
in Chicago Today

NEW YORK. Aprtl si.-The
desarhmeas Of the 3alss infantry
destined - Camp I~wh h DE
u arrive In Chlesge over ths
Esse lsse ts6sy ~ tomssvsv. ar-
esrdlag - osssrisis - Csmo
Mesv1ns, vhs~ce shey IN ysss9.
~.
The continsent win move vest q
Chicago over the Chicago = North
western 10 n Roy. 81 Paul. Mime
apo,is . omshA - ~ Paul: Nersh
srn Pacific to Spokane. whore stsS
Win b made for = parade. and m
Northern Pacific bsyend 70 ssattls
where another paraAe will b. hssd
The troops should reach opoaAaq
In sbsef IN days. ana seattle oa
the seventh day. according 70 eAnE
cfficeru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
Nippon to Build
Fl New Warships

TOXIC. April lS.--tDelayed.l- l-tBy
United Press.l l-The Japanese naval
program for the fiscal year. II was
announced today, is for two battle
ships. two battle cruisers. two cruis-
ers. eight destroyers and seven sub
marines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

The delegation is expected TO leave
for Paris on Tuesday.
|. The ftplomatSnts hero figure tina
allies win not. and cannot retahaoe
effectively n the German representa-
ssvss baIk--the same ~ Count Won
Bsrnssorff and other msmbsrs Of the
foreign office crowd calculated In
the spring of 1911.
Wloasmsey unchangs0
The new republic has entrusted its
dsstiniss to = group Of dipicmattsts
Who have not changed In any way
from those who directed Germany's
policy before the revolution.
I'VE believe the terms reported
from Paris are just entente propa-
gnnda to prepare the German peo-
pls for the hardest possible peace
= they viii appreciate the tsrms
actually offered. which undoubtedly
vii b much easser." = member OF
~ foreign office told the unifed
Prsss. 1T IL clever peace propa-
sanda. bat. fortunately. ws sse thru
IL"
FOREIGN Minister Brockdorff Rant
sAu IL prepared TO interpret Prex'
dent wilson's ~ points In an en-
tirely different light from that Of the
allies and wilson's viewpoint re-
eArding Aisace-Lorraine. Posen. the
German colonies and other disput-
able questions.
Il has been reported that the Ger
mans plan to tear up the peace
terms and refuse TO sign them. then
make counter peace proposals &C
cordinE TO German IDEAS. threaten
ing to turn Germany over to the
,coNrp ON PAGE FOURTEEN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
Downtown
Branch

of The Star Want Ad
department is located in
BARTELL'S STORE,
61O Second avenue. Copy
left here up to 10:45
a. m. will insure inse-
tion in regular afternoon
and following morning
edition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

Chamber Of Commerce and CONNER.
ciai Club.
After arriving here Sunday. Hines
addressed meeting Of railroad EN-.
ploycs at the Masonic club rooms. In
the Arcade building. and was then
accompanied on n tour Of local term.
inals by l.. c. Gilman. district direc.
tor He Intends 20 leave for Tacoma
Monday afternoon.
PI4AN 10 IMPROVE ON
PRE1WAR SERVICE
"Our whole aim now" says Hines
"is 10 restore the roads to their pre-
war adequacy Of service. Many trains
have becn restored 10 their runs. new
tcoNT'D ON PAGE sEvHE)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21
HUN CABINET
REPORTED TO
DEFY TERMS

n
BERLIN, April 21.-The German governmenl
was reported today to have decided not to accept te
peace treaty-without waiting to learn the terms
Both the cabinet and the foreign office are openly
defiant figuring the allies are not in position "A
retaate.
The radicals demanding acceptance of any terms
submitted by the allies but the cabinet declares nal
decision rests with the national assembly and not with
plebiscite.
The general opinion prevails today that the govexn
has deliberately msrepresented the allied invitation to V
saies hoping to provoke crisis that will enable the g@
ernment to blame the allies the cabinet is overthrown M
the radicals. .as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

ROME. April 9oe-tDelaycd.p--- -By
United Prcxsl-OpeninE Of the Itni.
Ian parliament has been postponed
to May 8. II was announced today.
The Italian parliament was orig
inaliy scheduled to meet tomorrow.
at which time Premier Orlando was
to report on progress OF peace ne
gotiations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

French tricOlOrS streaming in Ht
streets as part OF the Victory Loan
decorations She thought II dread
full slight that there we're no British
banners afloat. ''seein' az how Tom
mics now In Seattle would be In line
in the big parade. The British WON
an was 80 vexed that she spread the
unhappy tldings among her British
soldier friends. The Tommies sent
word 10 Piiny Alien. publicity man
sger OF the Victory Loan campaign.
Plluy smoothed matters by explain
ing to the hectic teiephonists that
the alleged tricolor was only broad
stripes OF Rcd. white and Blue No
other banners are floating In this
mans campaign. Pliny viii tell the
universe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

keen.eyed young fellow was right be.
hind the opener. lie was Robert
Whyte. who did all he could TO put
porai In the u. s. army. Now he's
a cog In George W. Aliens firm in
the Alaska building. I'm here TO
huy the first bond" auoth Robert
in tones that sounded very much
ike business. DO get it7' queried
Robert In addition. You do" re
sporded Maroney. the bond sales
man. Very we'll. then" pursued
Robert; give me $500 worth Of the
best bond IN the shop" And Robert
got H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

fnfScNHt OUT utENEFF uFfHNuNNNH ff
was then thar Mary Louise--snd only
sin summers old. mind you-gave evi'
dence Of the unauenehable faith even
8 child has In the efficacy Of the
American fighting man. As she step.
ped to terra firma from the whippet.
somebody asked Mary Louiss II she
had been frightened while riding In
the tank. MAry Louise drew herself
10. proud az a queen left In the Old
world. and exclaimed. in perfectly
good English: ~F'rixhtenedy Why
should I be frixhsenedT Wasn't there
two 'Msrican' soldiers in there with
me- That goes to the "ceting" OF
faith. as the avsafors would 10y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

RUST a soldier to hop to
the Victory Loan. When
the doors OF Liberty Loan
headquarters opened for
traffic Monday morning. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

CHIT off the hickory, the
chsuncey Wright Restau-
rants Co. brought a large
ray OF sunshine into Vic
tory Loan headquarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

4. NY. but the British wom-
an was all peeved up She
went downtown this morn
ing and found what she
thought we're a lot OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

!. Quintus Glenn
mer remarked yesterday
that he would buy ye
humble scribe o bond good
for fifty fish. IL ye humble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

INTENT at length with a
iolting sufficient TO JAR q
jeffwilIard. Mary Louise
called IL a day and emerg
ed from the tank. a trifie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

@1oCiFERoUS. vehement and
voiumincus viVas poked
- hole in the climate al
N.Y. Third ave. and blanchard
81. sunday afternoon.
when little Miss Mary Louise prcher.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John How.
ard preher of 1880 second ave. W.
climbed into the whlppet tank which
is whippcting around seattle as a
Victory Loan spur. and remained
therein. delighted hut lolicd passen.
ger for half an hour. while Private
Roy A. Harrison. chauffeur. and
sergt Hilary Bunch. gunner. made
the Aforesaid whippet lie down. roll
over and jump thru the hoop. By 40
performing. Mary Louise caused vast
envy to surge Ia the bosoms of a con.
siderable congregation. every mem
her of which ycarned. desired and
legged for a chance at the chance OF
Mary Louise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

G0NCI DEN T ALLY. Mary
MI Ill L0uise's tank manners
were perfect. according to
pRl Bunch. when Chauffeur
Harrison aimed the whip
pet at frownlng hillside. and the
trio of passengers began 10 churn.
Mary Louise. who boasts Of six proud
years In the world, took firm grip
on the Bunch s,arboard shank and
chung thereto with that t.nacity
which Inevitably must suggest a bull
dog and bone. Some times Mary
f.ouiseis tiny feet left the floor Of the
vhsppet. but her baby grip on the
Bunch knee never waycred- Even
when the tank iooped tho loop and
went Into a tail spin. Mary Louise
never faitsrcd. she just chung and
eooed. and begged Cor more. Harri'
son puf the tank thru every trick in
lis cpertoirc-snd Mary Louise yell
ed for more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

scribe could IND HnythInK thc fnat-
ter with his picture. Wives Of
Men" j. Quintus loses BY way OF
proof. Y. II. s. directs the attention
of J. Quintus TO his electric sign.
One side OF II reads. Wives Of Men,
as it should. That Is tho north side
OF the sign. But the south side2 All.
that IL different--much. The south
side Of the sign reads az follows,
10 wit. viz. Wives Of MAN" Ye
humble scribe suggests that, J. Quin-
tus donate the fifty.fish bond to the
nearest doughboy bearing a wound
chevron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-21

this morning by purchasing sofne-
thing like 400 bonds. The 900 rep
resents every employe Of the COM
pany. from the hash composer TO
the man who signs the checks. A
representative OF the company
breezed into headquarters bright and
early this morning and announced
with the well-known pardonable
pride that their subscription list was
batting One Thousand In the Pa
.riotlc League Here's grand
young opportunity for smart sales
man TO do some more gold mining.
, 1919-05-13

nary Meeting of the Colonial Coun-
Gil held Monday, April 18th, 1919.
Christiansted, April 9Th 1919
D, C. CANEGATA, ROBr. L. MERWIN.
Secretary. Chairman.
The above Ordinance is hereby
sanctioned and approved.
Under my hand and the seal of
the Government Of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States at St.
Thomas, the 23rd day of April. in
the year 1919.
j. w. OMAN,
Governor.
, 1919-05-13
An Ordinance
TO Provide For, And Set Apart,
Legal Holidays For The Municipality
Of St. Croix.

Be It enacted by the Colonial Coun-
ell Of st. Croj1.
That the following days in each
year, namely: The First Day of
January; the 18th Day of January;
the 22nd Day Of February, the 9TH
Day OF July; the First Monday in
September the Day declared by the
President as Thanksgiving Day; the
10Th ano 2oth Days Of December;
the Days upon Which Good Friday,
Easter Monday and Whit Monday
fall, ana every sunday; and such
other days as the President O r the
Governor may 10y proclamation de-
clare to be d holiday. All CONNER
cial paper falling due and all neeo-
table instruments maturing on a
Sunday OF a legal holiday shall, for
all purposes OF presenting for pay
ment, payment and (or) acceptance,
be deemed to mature ana be pre-
sentable for payment, or accept
ance, and (or) payable on.the next
secular and business day succeed
my.
Section z. That all laws or o.
dlnances, or parts thereof, in con-
tlict with the provisions of this or
dinance be, and the same are here
by repealed, and no other days than
those hereinbefore set apart as such
, 1919-05-13
ORDINANCE
Concerning Desertior of
Wife and Child.
Be itsnocted5 By the Colonial Conn
cl for ST. Croj1 IN Session assert
bJ9I:

&GCA. Il
ANY person who shall without
Just cause desert or WilfuIly neglect
to provide fo. the support and main
tenance OF his wife or minor child
OF children, or Doth. shall re guilty
of a mislemeanor, and upon con-
viction thereof shall be punished by
a fine no. eXeeedin francs five hun
dred, o. imDcls9nmaat for not more
than one year, % Oolh, ia the dis
erection Of the ourt.
See. 2.
Any person having the care, Gus
tojI or possession OF any child I'M
der II years Of age, who shall de-
sert OF abandon Sdch child with the
in5ent that it shall become a public
charge. orWi5hout making provision
for It's. proper support and mainte-
nance, shall oe guilty Of misdemea-
nor, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be fined not more than five
hundred francs or be imprisoned
noC more than one hundred and
eighty days or both.
Sec. 3.
Upon complaint being made to
the Government Attorney charging
a violation 81 the preceding section
or sections, he shall cause an inyes-
tigatIon to be made, after which,
if ne be of the opinion that sufficient