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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02

WASHINGTON u. 1T French high has
te first born the commission Washington from
France
That r papa a
baby lilo Captain jacques BoSriycn the the
His wife bride is
who accompanied
born their Washington
a. Is she
Just too Tor anything
Captain lioytiNen
connection with the conference and Madame ovcn and little
Rene II
Washington they viii probably
society In which they popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
This Mothers Ideas
Of School Wrong

Dear Miss Grey. am a girl OF
u and go To- grammar school and
IN the eighth grade I have been
there year and half nov. and
don't expect to pass next year. be.
cause II | bring home any studies
my mother becomes very angry and
says | should do my work AT school.
IL Is absolutely impossible for me
to do alt OF IL at school 30 I am
coming 10 you Tor advice. What
should | do NJ =.
Confidc this matter Ia your
teacher, and tell her your
mother has an erroneous idea Of
what the prcscnt-day school
work embraces Your teacher.
In turn. viii advise your mother
and all will he we'll By all
means do this In preference 20
that of leaving school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02


II Dear Miss Grey. How many men
marry for love- The majority OF
them marry because OF the physical
appeal OF the girl Girls. not wom
en-. \ man seldom marries a
woman, and II he does. Il IL sull the
physical appeal that won him. 1,
Is not what she IL herself. her char,
acter. but her physical charm that
fasclnatcs him. and he calls it
falling IN love"
We depiore. not the case Of III.
Vorcc. but tho case Of marriage
With sense mot common sensel rul.
ing the man and Ignorance binding
the woman. marriage becomes a
farce and a tragedy
\ true love implies harmony.
Love plus harmony produces mu.
tuai love. the only kind which en-.
dur"a. The higher appeal lifts up.
develops body. mind ana soul
makes for greater JOY Ia life and
finer. sweetsr and nobier men and
women.
And men. when they live under
the spell Of tho higher appeal. viii
hc much better Their minds will
become clear and wholesome and
sane
In that TIME marriage will be
transformed from "a Dissertation to
q conservation. each for others and
both for God. True marriages make
happy homes. and happy homes
make a prosperous nation.
What Is tho coming nationf IL is
the coming young people The high.
or appeal will create new rae. and
new nation. And new nation
viii bring that happy time for which
We hope and pray. when sordid
ness and sensualiiy. injustice and
cruelty infidcllty and blasphemy.
knocking at the good shall be no
more. But love OF God and all Ills
children shall prevail And nation
shall call unto nation. until all the
peoples % tho earth are blest.
THE HIGHER APPEAL II l.
the pivot on which man turns from
death TO life. swM. $.
Dear Miss Grey; My brother has
recently become engaged what IL
the correct thing for ms mother and
/ me To say 20 his fianccc when she
calls on us? We have met her.
BERNtcE
The correct thing IL for YOU
| and your mother to call first
on your brothers fiancce. Say
some gracious words OF welcome
| to your friendship and your
family circle. BY the time she
calls on YOU. YOU will be so well
acquainted that you1l have no
difficulty about conversation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
Silk Remnants

Of plain aud fancy
silks Ia lengths suited
for waists. skirts and
fancy work. 90 - less
and half price
PIPER Main Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-02
100000 CAR STATION
is PLAN FOR SEATTLE

Plans for n 100000 station for
the Everett interurban are under
way and work will start within the
next 30 days. according to a. w
Leonard. president of the Pacific
Northwest Traction company. The
structure will be erected at sixth
ave. and Olive st. which site is now
covered with carbarns and shops.
Housing OF interurban cars and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
BlANT0N AGAIN ATTACKS
AMERICAN LABOR UNIONS
Says Gompers' Men Demand Nu,,o.
and Threaten Strikes While
DouEhboys' Battle.
TBy Associatcd prc., I

l By Associated Press.
DALLAS. TEXAS, April Coon.
gresham Thomas L. Bianton. in a
signed statement issued today, reiter-
ates his criticism OF Samuel Gompers
president OF the American Federation
or Labor. made last week in n specch
at Mineral Wells, Texas. and declares
that labor unionism, Socialism and
Bolshevism arc working hand in hand
and are practically identical i'm that
tncy all FOSTER disregard OF law, force
and anarchy"
The statement was in reply to one
given out In Washington last night by
MT. Gompers In which the labor leader
Wells address was confession OF the
Congressmans utter incapacity of
understanding the plainest proposition
OF right Justice and democracy"
American soldiers were lighting in the
trenches knee deep in mud the four
railroad brotherhoods forced the gov
eernmemt to grant wage increases Of
ditional increase of $4,000. 900. This
money. Mr. Blanton says, has come
out of the pockets OF the people
through increased rates and "abomin-
able service"
"NYhic the Bolshevis, Loninc threat
ems unless we release the convicted
Mooney. Mr.. Gompers unions threaten
with Lenine's demand" the statement
asserted. Likewise. Lenine threatens
from Russia that we release Debs and
the unions again threaten strikes un-
"Forty-tive states have ratified ma
tionai prohibition, which IS made a
part OF the fundamental law OF the
land, yet Mr.. Ciompers unions threaten
the conditions" Mr.. Blanton's state
mcnt said. in conclusion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
BEGINNING OF CLEANUP
CAMPAIGN HERE TODAY
,inicipnl Wagons VIII Collect Car
bagc and Trash From Rich-
mend HouSchOldcrs.
PLAN TO MAKE CITY sPoTLEss
Henry j. Conn, superintendent of
STRENGTHENING department An
-. nounccs New Schedule Of Routes
for Those Who Will Gather Waste.

~ Today marks the beginning of a
cleanup campaign in Richmond. TO last
two weeks. The people are urged 10
rcmove all trash aud iuflammablc ma
tcrial from their premises and cSpc-
cially from Easements and attics.
Wagons of the StreetClcaning Bureau
viii make visits TO all parts of the city
and hcmovc trash and other material
that is placed where i; can he hauled
away. Citizens are requested 10 lib
orally use disinfcctan;s. whitcwssh and
paint. and thus assist in making Rich
lnond as spotlcSs as possible.
Henry J. Cohn. superintendent of the
Street Cleaning Bureau, has announced
a revised list OF districts for the col
lection OF trash during tho clcan-up
period. each district running 10 the
street center, not TO both sides OF those
streets marking the boundary lines;
barry; also south Richmond.
Aprl 20 and .9-Norlh of Marshall
Boulevard, south of clay TO the river.
from Fifth 10 Fourteenth
April 80 and 3U--Between Broad and
Main, from Lomhardy to the B2ule-
Fourteenth t. Thirty sixth
April II and May South of Main
10 the river, from Fifth to Meadow;
Twelfth to Twcn,y-Hfth. between Clay
and q. from Twenty tifth TO corporate
limits.
april = and May, >, South of Main to
rate limits. west of the Boulevard
Highland Park, Fulton, north of @ to
corporate limits, cast of Twenty NTH
April 90 and May %-tinter Park,
Eichmond north Of Clay from Fifth
10 Twelfth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
NO CHANCE FOR ANARCHIST
Wartime Laws Prevent Romb.,.
ers From Getting supply Of
~. Explosives.

WASH INGTON. April :O.--Tbe ~,
time anarchist who gioated over >.
possession OF possibly dozen or mo
deadly bombs had IL hard time ,lur,,
the war. He couldn't get tho whar
"ithal TO manufacture. accordtnp
statement issued today. by tho %
reau of Mines, which has entorcod =,
Federal explosives regulation since
began hostilitIes. ee
This act. which ccascs with r,,t
cation OF the peace treaty. ncccssif ~
a license before any person could ~,
chase explosives 1t was tesirnc,, p -,
mariiy to keep explosives out NJ ~
hands Of dynamitcrs, bomb-thro,,,a
ana alien enemies, who might alter
10 hinder the governments war az
gram by desperate means. tSnfor
mcnt OF the law, however. had s,,ch
good effect that many State I,erisi
lures have enacted similar mras,Ir,
SO the old-tiino anarchist. in lieu
powder. dynamite or n. n. T. -,
have TO take up farming or amr
other lawful occupation to while aw,
his time. a"
Van Manning, director OF tho T.
reau Of Mines. today said that
operation Of the law put so many ~,
hculi!cs in the way OF maliciousiy d
structivc persons ~ TO cause then,
give UP their following in disgust.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Mew York Society
In Easter Parade
Colors of GoaOns and Hats
We With Those of
Sky Above.

NEW YORK. April 2o.--Todays
Easter parade on Fifth Avenue, one
or New York's annual events. brought
society out in force and hundreds OF
thousands OF other persons. ranging
from those on the fringes OF society
70 those frankly out OF it. but having
doings. 50
The scene was brilliant one. for
many or the women wore colors which
erai erect, however. was rather sedatc.
for sand gray and brown We'd with
blue as leaders in the shades OF gowns.
Skirts OF narrow cut, remin iscent of
the slit skirt period. were worn by
practically all OF tho smartly Eowne,i
aged about ffty-hfty in adopting tho
hobbie skirt. The ,riE canes worn by
inc yeomanettes OF the United States
Navy have found great favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
PHILADEIPIIItSS FORMING
LEAGUES TO LOWER RENTALS

PHILADELPHIA. PA, April 20
Suspension OF building operations dur
ing the war which caused shortage
OF 10000 dwelling houses, combined
with the unprecedented demand for
houses and apartments. for rental and
purchase. has resulted in increased
rent rates and open friction between
iandiordS and tenants.
Many tenants protective leagues
nave been formed as an outcome OF
the chilly reception given by land
lords To protests against increased
rents. The leagues have now per-
fectcd c!iy-widc organization to fight
abnormal rent charges.
y measure, the Walker bill. is now
pending in the Pennsylvania Legisla-
turc. which aims TO regulate the re-
lations between landlord and tenant
Many tenants claim that much Of the
rent protiteering here has been caused
by New York spectators. who pur-
chased numerous rows OF houses In
the city II ri6iculously low prices.
when the market was dull. later sell
ing them at eXorbitant figures when
the demand largely exceeded the sup
ply.
Members OF the Philadelphia Real
Estate Board have petitiOned Governor
Sproul to appoint committee 10 In
Nestigate tenants charges Of rent
profiieerinI. lay bare the UNDERLYING
causes ana recommend remedial action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE
TO STICK. SAYS ATTACHE
Robert :. barrett, Located I'm ArEcn-
tina Asserts business Men
Real UppOrtunity.

WASlllNGTON. April oO.-tSpcciaD
study OF market conditions and
methods III Argentina has convinced
ire That, so far as this particular
country IS concerned, American trade
WI continu? Tor many years TO hold
ciai aitachc 10 the United States en-
Dassy in Buenos Aires declared today
IN a report 10 the bureau of Foreign
ana domestic Commerce.
question" now in the minds of bust
ness men of the United states
whether TINS country can retain the
commercial prestige gained during the
War-Mr. Barrett found numerous rea-
sons son , for optimism i,,;n He said firms in
better understanding OF their South
-Nmerican trade because they We're
S,udiyins It's needs Increased, credit
relations achieved BY The establish.
men, OF branch houses In Latin Amer
ica and buying offices in the United
He warned. however, that competi-
i've freight rates. trained men. abso-
Iute honesty and investment in South
lnainiain the position which United
states goods now hold in the countries
10 the south of the equator
While perhaps the United States
percentage OF the total imports into
iiNrseniina may not be so large, as 1t
which competition from European
countries was greatly affected by the
war, the value OF its exports TO Argen-
r ,;na VIZ ,b,r De Larger IN the neHt few
Sa Id.
~ cannot he expected that the
United states Will continue TO supply
Argentina with the greater part of its
imports OF cotton and wooden goods.
glassware, chinaware drugs he,yy
chemicals. cardboard and certain raw
when normal conditions are
restored in Europe. but. on the other
iann' imports OF such goods as iron
and Steel. lumber, petroleum products.
furniture, boots and shoes.
cement. automobiles. office supplies
and specialt!eg. III which America had
= ARG part bef4le- the war and which
nave been REDUCED. hy.Mar conditions,
viii BE- greatly" in,rea scd
IN passing, j; may be noted that In
! - inc United states supplied Areen-
~ u VIZ eoods valued at $l33.25l.9i9
Chiteo states currency, or So per
cent ~ the tota! Imports. Its nearest
"G'npetitor was the United Kingdom
Frhoss exports 10 tn. Argentine were
'a.Gad a: ssU0S0222"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
RECEIVERS AUTOMOBILE
Man sers Two Driving Oar Along
HIGHWAY, Complains TO Police
and Arrests Follow.

captain John +. Finney who had his
SLtoFnobI.e stolen in front OF the John
S.aSsaa!l High school a few nights
las; night which led to It's recovery
thd the arrest o! TWO men. John Il.
Driver 33l Wes' Main STREET. and ",
charged with stealing it,
captain Kinney reported TO the police
HtStSrdaE mat ne had seen his auto
ihoblie driven down Pine Street, at
me !hter.ection OF Laurel street. bn;
Was unable to Identify the men in tho
car. An Insurance company offered
. reward OF 5000 for the recovery OF
ne car valued ~ $500, and the con
EIclloii OF tho thieves. TWO detectives
ifotH feadGuarterS arrested Robertson
enH Driver late last night. ana re-
with The theft Of the car viii b. irirJ
ia Police Court today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Victory Llbcrt. lnnn.

Victory Liberty loan.
East Hanover Presbytcry, Porter
street Presbyterian Church, cor
ner Tenth md Porter Streets, South
Richmond, y tonight.
- East Hanover Prcsbytery Aux
tltnry, OverbrOok Presbyterian
Church. Barton Heights.
Liberty lORn opens, D.
Eve nirships nrrivc from Lang
ley Field, 10.
Tanks cIatter through streets, 10.
Airshfps bomb Richmond, Capitol
Squire, 3.
Musicnlc. Womnn's Club, 4,3O.
Grnys' Auxiliary leaves for Cnmp
Ice. trolley terminal, South RicE-
nOnd. II.
Loan meeting, American Ioco-
motive Works., noon.
nnnce. Junior Assembly, Jefferson
bnllrOOn. s. 3O.
confederate Museum, omen,
John Marshall Home, omen.
Stntc Library. closed.
Acndcmy-DRrk.
i.yrfc-Naudcrilic and pictures.
=. q, 1880, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Anniversary OF Staying.

Police here were reminded yester-
day by the coming OF Easter of the
death of Policeman Robert D. Austin,
who was killed on Easter Monday, 1895.
by an unidentified negro while he was
attempting TO arrest him. The killing
took place at the corner OF Fifth and
Broad Streets.
officer Austin, who was on patrol
duty at the time. saw two negroes ap-
preaching. who he attempted TO stop
and place under arrest on a charge OF
committing a series of robberics here.
One OF the negroes drew a gun and
shot the officer. Police took him to
Second District Station. then located
at Sixth and Marshall Streets. where
he died. The two unidentified negroes
made good their escape and have never
been brought to Justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Los ANGELES Is SHORT
OF HOMES For I.ITIYIrNS

Los ANGELES. April 20.-For the
is short on housing accoInmodai ions
for it's rapidly growing populate ion
The builders who braved the war and
went ahead with their operations have
not been able 10 keep pace with the
constantly growing demand for homes
The shortage situation applies 10 all
the suburbs of the city. and many
landlords have taken advantage of the
shortage to raise the rents.
While all classes of property arr in
great demand, the present shortage
bears most heavily on homes for fam
lilies whose means limit their ability
to pay up to $50 ii month or less
BHldinE companies, however are
speeding up their work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

PARIS April 20.-The council OF
four has notified Germany that the
rcscntatires al Versailles who are
in 1n,e.,, n tass The German gov
WITH plenipotentiary powers.
LONDON, April "o.-The first Boil
s9 81 US army. operating in the region
surrendered 10 The Ckriinians. accord
ing TO statement issued by the
from Vienna 70 the Central News. Up
20 the time that the report was for
war!"d 1000 rifles, ,,hirty-fve' guns
ana 2oO machine guns had been handed
over TO the Ckrainians.
=, ARGHANGEL, Saturday, April 10
suing the Bolshcvists retreating from
Boishie -Ozerki today, had progressed
a m,,l twelve rhst and one half miles south,
prisoners and two thrce-inch guns.
u, GENpyA, April Premier paae-
wife and suite. mas arrived at his
Swiss home at Morges. near Lausanne.
NJ Padcrewski works with his secre-
tary fourteen hours. daily aud seems
greatly fatigued. He expressed his
firm hope today the allied conference
VIII give Danzig TO Poland
DALLAS, TEN, April 2o.-The Bank
i nead Nat y, uidEhway Assoe!ation
Hational Highway Marking Associaai ION.
to iniie-post the Bankhead National
Highway from Washington TO San
Diego. Cal.
PARIS, april 2o.-The committee on
House OF Representatives spent Faster
SUNDAY at American Headquarters at
; nnemgni ors Afler a. conference with
committee attended Y. ~ C.. a. Easter
services.
official statement issued today indicates
Improvement in the strike situation in
Spain.
PARIS. April .2o.-No reports were
,eG"ivfd ioday from Lieutenant r"n-
night TO Casablanca. on the West
coast o. Morocco. whence he proposes
o. the Cape Verdi Islands ard the 81.
Paul rocks.
Gc;oTHENBuRG. April 2o,-Thc swe.
R,Sh steamer Thyra from New York
March 81 FOR Gothcnburg, arrived here
SHiurday with forcpcak smashed. hav-
" i'r nniI a mine The cargo in her
LONDON. Anril Ca dispatch to
The 'Mnc c,5t Telegraph Company says
pi"Nccs have won their strike, aud thar
me rouhlc IL now ended The dispatch
auuS nat the .Sovicts are now CON
trolling employmcnt
!, NEW YORK. April 2o.-Capta!n T.
=, ~, my army aviator. who ycsterday
n,aoc inc nrst nonstop flight from
,hlcaHo 10 Mex York. was entertained
'Suhy ~ reception held by the Aero
,iuD OF Nmcr!ca, which has awarded
hir it's medal Of merit for his fcai
LoSDoN, April 2o.--Thc FIRST gun In
INC lohg advertised campaign OF Hnl
shcvisn In Britain was fred TODAY -
Shenicid. where the British Socialists
annual convention at it's opening sea
SION Passed resolution urgInp the
eminent. s0N-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
President Urge. nond pu,tnr.

WASHINGTON. April 20.-"As vet we
stand only at the Threshold OF hap
pier times. To enter. We must fulfill
TO the utmost the engagements we
have made. The Victory loan is the
Indispensable means"
This was President Wilson's call to
the nat ion. cabled from Paris today.
to get behind what probably will be
the last popular drive OF the govern
ment 10 raise war funds. and which
VIII be got In full swing Mondoy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Labor Lcxi.intiou Plan,.

WASHINGTON. April 20--Ail labor
legislation arising in the forthcoming
special session OF Congress Is expected
to be modelled in conformity with the
basic idea Expressed in the report or
the international labor Legislation
cOmmlttee OF the peace conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
MINIATURE AI.NIANA,
INDIAN RIOTS ARE HALTED
Niceroy Reports Thnt shops Again
Opening I'm Lahore and
Other Cities.
fBy Associated rres.

LONDON. April 20.-An official an
nouncement received by the Viceroy Of
India today reported Lahore quiet and
the shops opening again. Delhi and
Agra Samaj and Mohatnmedan en-
missartes from Delhi are trying TO stir
up trouble in the ncighboring district
of the Punjab.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
SOLDIERS RAID MEETING
New York Bnkcrs Immediately strike
German Music Off Their
Program.
iRv As.ociated rrnsy

NEW YORK. April 20-Cierman
numbers were hastily stricken from
The program OF a concert and ball of
the Master Rikcrs Association OF New.
York tonight. when the concert hall
was rushed by more than 100 soldiers
and sailors, who threatened TO clean
up the place"
foiice reserves and detachment OF
inc provost guard were summoned
and elected the uniformed men. bu,
not until promise had been obtained
that no German music would be rem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
TO ENFORCE DRY LAW
Department Of Justice VIII Ask Pre-.
idrnt Wilson - DesiGnutc
Procedure.
tBy Assoclal.a Pres.

WASHINGTON. April 2o-The De.
accepting the. functions Of enforcjng
war time prohibition measures when
II goes into effect July l. IL was
pectcd proposal TINT tn. cuforcemcnt
ne entrusted 10 this agency viii he
Snnmittcd TO President Wilson on his
be urged TO take this action under AM
lhorRy OF the OVernan act, which nor
mits him 10 transfer duties from ono
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
THREE AND A HALF MILES
Ole EASIvISIk CII L. III In =.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., April 20
Three and a half miles of Easter crca :
lions. all tho way from modish little
turbans TO be-fiowercd and be-ribbon cd
cart wheels" and from champagne
suits TO gauzes of every color
Soch was the Easter fashion prone
made on the board walk today. and II
was pronounced. as usual. Sthe great
est in the history of thS city"
Nearly 100000 persons. according to
the enthusiastic reports, took part in
the procession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
HIGH WINDS HALT TRIALS
NC: Damaged Slightly several Duys
Ago Again Reported
Ready TO Soar,

High winds prevented nights or no
~ seap!anes today and the men Of
lhclr crews were given an Easier holt
The NC. which was slightly dam
aerd several days ago during "A trial
Nieht, Is now about ready to take the
ar again. Rcpa!r work has been
pushed with ali possible cxned.tinn'
She Is expected 10 make Night to-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
roIIcc SAY Mnn Confc...a

DETROIT. April 2o.--NiIIlam
Argo aged twcniy-onc. who has no,
In custody since Thursday on s,isr
cion of having. killed his ten mont
oId baby, confessed guilt today. 3.
cordinS to the police. During II
wife's absence he became enraged
ne chiids crying. and. grabbing
Nhshed ita head AEainst Tic hnd