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, 1923-05-24
FRENCH FORCES
IGNORE REVOLT
POLICE LOSE
Of MOB
Spilled Freely In
Communist Uprising at
Celsenkirchen Backed
By Russian Soviet.

ESSEN, May 24.-CBy The
Associated Press)-The com
munists have taken posses
sion of police Headquarters
at Gelsenkirchen and have
hoisted the red flag over the
building.
Reports from Ger,.r sorrrez r,v
that ffvo persons wero kfned snd 81
wounded IN tho fighting for tho pos.
sssnson of thob building. The struggle
BEGAN hate hst night and continued
until emily this morning.
Tia building IN said to have boon
6eferdcd by h civilian defense or
s~anization which was finally forced
to quit when ono wing was so- on
nre by uSs attacking mob The hight
ing vaz not restricted TO the husod-
ing bS< Wresd throxzh rAo streets
and many street ears vere shattered.
A nrzsax e R~o@-restaoAts ware
xoznaed.
Ths tr~sAAs hxyas 10 take -serieu.
fszm yesterday whea n Communist
Transmission az eoatrsl.- visited tho
ssopa. DEMANDING that the prsce Of
f~ooesnufs bo cut In half. me house
wives. bearing that III stores were
complying with this Demand. swooped
down upon them. with market has
hsts and exhausted tho supplies In n
short TINA
Aeanwkf,s~ M stzs1ts kssna 10 al
With people azA . ps.s<al s<raanhie
ensssd- As Tn security police had
bean ezpefh~z in Yssr1nry tho town
assvthozt p~vussctssa sueep< for n
, 1923-05-24
SWISS SEIZED
BY RUSSIANS

COPENHAGEN. May IA Mos
COW report by way of Berlin says
that the Soviet authorities at Petro-
grad. Moscow and Kicv have arrested
several Swiss citizens. A number of
Swiss shops have been wrecked at
Petrograd. while at Odessa three
Swiss have been attacked. The Soviet
government is said to have prohibited
visas for Swiss passports
, 1923-05-24


hostile fxctions'' vcre ustna the
bandit outrage to discredft tina Chfhn
party. he Picking goverumeut and
Tsao Kun, who had been "a hopeful
candidate FOR the presidency
The message said It DID no4 -s.s~a
probable that the bandits you'd KIN
the foreign csptives.- but that there
WIS danger that during thu pro-
longed negotiations and compromises
some OF the prisoners might dis OF
exposure. starvation or diseass-
Tho state dvpartmcnts surnsnaxy
of Mr.. Schurman's delayed message.
which bore the date of May -. says;
'"The ministers ssttmatc Of tia
present situation m as fotlovs-
For como days. thrre have bern De
negotiations with the bandfts. and no
f.ghting. although there has bean %
czs'onal firing. which led tho dtpao-
matte bodies on May n to protsst
to the Chtnasa government against
its failure 70 withdraw tn tPoops IN
accordance with thu condt3ozs laid
down by tho bandfts a. tndisp~n.Ehss
to negotiations and previously aooept-
cd by the euvexnment
, 1923-05-24
nGrgEaH ButAnsCHso
ny Russ SOVIET.

DuEsssELDoRs'. may s4-@ ral
Associated Presa)-French onfciau
authorities ere declare they have
hRowiedso that MOSCOW has sent to-
the Ruhr valley more than 20. 900. o0OS
Swiss francs to further tho afrort to-
create a Soviet republic.
In addition two ahtploads Of wheat.
hey declare. have Seen sent On Mos
cow initiative to tho Ruhr for thes
use OF b communism. ~particuiariy
at Boohum and Dortmund with prom.
tses of nor IF needed.
This deciarntioo was made today as
n reply to tho recent German news
PAPER charges that the communist
trouhle WIS being fostered by tha
French.
, 1923-05-24
ONE KILLED In GAS EXPLOSION
80,000-GALL0N TANK WRECKED

Two million gallons OF Caroline and
crude oil were stored within 100 foot
OF tho tank that exploded Tho loss
was placed at $40. 900.
A negro Haid To have been working
near tho tank wns killed His body
waA not recovered.
, 1923-05-24
Joe McGinnity
Turns In Win

WATERLOO, Iowa. May "a
Iron Man" Joe McGinnity. G 81.
who rs years g was the idol of tho
New York baseball fans, yesterday
ended the losing streak Of tho Du-
buque club in tho mississippi Valley
league, OF which he is manager.
when he held Marshalltown to four
hits and Dubuque won, l to 0. Nc
Ginnity Issued oniy n pass and only
I've men reached first hasa
, 1923-05-24

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May "a. -
Ono life was lost and for a time tho
entire community was threntenod
when an explosion and flre wrecked
an 10000 gallon TANK OF gasoline in
the center OF the plant Of tho Wof.
ford OIL company here carly this
morning d
, 1923-05-24
EXCAVATION BEGINS FOR HOTEL
BUILDING CONTRACT IS PENDING

Excavating for the new $500, 900
motel to be erected by c. A. Smith
and f. ]. Turner at tie corner Of
f1rst and Center streets has been
started and before its completion tho
oontrict for the slx-story building
VIII DO let, according TO
nent today by r. ]. Turner. Nine
contractors are said to be figuring on
tlss protoct, which will probably be
The iareest cztorprtas OF its kind to
, 1923-05-24

be launched here this year. e. W.
Davies of South Eleventh street has
the excarating contract.
Preparations OF the site for the
structure necessftates the removal of
three small buildings located on tho
corner lot.
Tho men behind the project are
owners Of the smith.Turner drug
store and hotel building on Center
street.
, 1923-05-24

ABILENE. reuns, My 24.-Six
persons were killed. including a
porter and five unidentified men said
to have been riding the blind" bag
gage. one enginemsn probably fatally
injured and two or three others less
seriously hurt, whom two TEENS ard
Pacific passenger trims coilided sns s.
today between Cisco and PUMA
Texas.
Several Of the Passengers wcrs
slightly injured Westbound train
number Is ran into east bound num-
Der 1s, which was standing on o sid
ing at Dothan, nix miles asst OF Put
man,. Railroad officials Mt Bair said
no switch was open and may have
been tampsred with Ms the switch
showed tho green light of safety to
the engtneer on number Ii. Three
bnggnse cars burned after the wrock-
, 1923-05-24
Pre- Ter OF
France QUITS
Refusal of French Senate to Prosecute
Communists Traitors Leads to Resig-
nation Today of Premier Poincare
All May z4.-By The /

PARIS, May z4-CBy The Associated Press )-Premier
Pofncarc resigned this evening.
n. Pofncare decided to withdraw when the senate, sit
ting as q high court for the trial of Marcel Cachin and other
comMunists charged with acts endangering the safety of the
, 1923-05-24
Bamdn Situation IN Shamtmme Is
COMPLICATED by Chinese Politics
Factions Hostile to Government Using
Crisis for Propaganda; Action by
International Commission Seen
BULLETIN

rKkINa. Nay :4-@y Tne Aaszs-
Pro~sl-DrigndHr GazxnI
Wuaam D.. Coz@c<, coonsnkar Of
tho Amsxiesn troops stasss<zsA aa
Tioutstn Will bead tho international
coumisshsn which win p~oceea tA-
modistssy to TssoehwznE to favcstS
Eaas In bs1<A situas1on- n was an
nouSced here to-day.
, 1923-05-24

SHANGHAI, hsy .4.-By Tbs
Associated Prcss.-Pznk so,,ed the
handhs Of Psotzuku today ns Chi
neeo government trocpo lAunehsk =
deso<mksod advance against tho oxs-
laws In an effort 10 break Up theAr
cosnnun!cstsoza and force m ksus
In tho International probhm rcvoav-
ing sbout tbo k~isnspink oS ferclSn-
cxs frs<n ths ShaxghaLrakisE U-
WuD hay o.
, 1923-05-24
THEY AL LOOK
ALIKE d. M PSEY
Tells THE FANS
Heavyweight Champion Ready to Slight
Any of Them" He Declares in Reply
to Challenge of italian Heavy
GREAT FALLS, Mont, N,

GREAT FALLS, Mont, May 24--T WIN night any Of
Them" remarked Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion of
the world, when shown the challenge sent him by Ermino
Spalla of Italy, holder of the heavyweight boxing title of
Italy, "but just now I have about all the fighting on hand
that I can attend 10. II we cleanup this side OF the water l
, 1923-05-24
SIX KILLED BY
TRAIN WRECKERS
TEXAS CRASH
Texas and Pacific Rail Officials Ask
B~loodhounds to Be Placed on Trail;
Several Injured in Tragedy

DALLAS, Texas, May 24:-Texas & Pacific officials at
their general offices here today requested Sheriff Dan Har-
ston to send bloodhounds to Dothan to pick up the trail of
persons alleged to have tempered with a switch at the
Dothan siding, causing a collision between two passenger
trains with the loss of at least lives, early today. So far
, 1923-05-24
GlfINfcs1c F@nCzAs
AXE WIrUDRAWN

TIitNrrSIN. May sA-<HJ- Tia As
rocinied Prena)-Dispztches mailed
from T~Saoehwang fruesday reported
that the troopa investing the noun
Continued on Page Two)
, 1923-05-24

OMAHA. Neb-, May g4-Reports re-
ceivei hero today told Of the washing
out of railroad bridges in parts OF
western Nebraska, as n result OF
heavy rains and OF other damage.
Two foot OF water was reported run.
ming through tho business district OF
nannebrog. last night At Caro- seven
inches OF rain has fallen since sun
day. No material laHses 10 crops. how
Srnr, arc raporte2
, 1923-05-24

WASHINGTON, May PA delayed messag e from Min
partment, expressed Mr.. Schurman's belief that the ts,k on
obtaining the release of American and other foreign cautfyes
politics"
, 1923-05-24

pAs zzfnnrtrr h1s ruuux1zlzx That
Indications, TINT ths matter n com
picatsd by Chinese poiftioa. The
politicians wore quick to SEQ tn tho
work OF h bandits n valuable means
Tor attaining thor own purposes. Cor
tain hostile factions asz uzina tina
outrage for tho purpose of dipcredft.
ing b Chfhi party. the Pelcfnx nov
ernment owe which # ersrcsnss CON
adorable fnf1u.Deo. and tta ieaA,r.
Tsao KIM who has been a hepsrzi
candidate for the p~xezsdancy. The
politicians Of b Chhn party ore
likely to have ths Psainr guvcrznsHt.
AZ von an ths ahaatnnE azrfhoritfss
sfssrc with them tho RESPONSIBILITY
and tho blzrns a*toehinE N tho nsat-
ter Lett 70 thsnzptvss they would
dcubtless arrange after rsson9ud nc
gottatooa md COMPROMISES azse.x
~thsmseavss, ord q dizplny &C nf1saaxy
fo<cs. for TIE eatisfnctton.s< tho han
dets u@A thu savinH OF e-urysodynn
fHce.
rs daaUwk fa14 ouuAuu IN
tine required nr sns.shU such q
solution u~zss Of IN fusssun prisua-
oru ut Paotuku- might 80 se sxpus-
ura. starvation Or dasau.A n dpas
not asu pruhzAas that tho .h.aszHz
would hfH <hs fprstxn e.pftv1a- WIS
would b ef.S~vnAns - thnza IN t,uss
casa. bxt TIA Rr.s Of re fureaxn.ru
vuui A-osdang1<ea nasouSd BAN
dfts b fhzroefY 0r-oo1ttsa>.zaay a.
tack by ths Chtn<.s fercss co n an
attsznpt were nsas % ntArvo tkzm
, 1923-05-24

MfANurfAf. Ea.y sa-@y 1ns As
ISOLATED PresnS. h Powell. Aner-
lean newspaper pahlisbor ID shAnx,
hal. who has bssa held e prse@er By
tho CAtnsso bandits at PsotzHku. kas
boon paSsied to take part In new esn-
fcro.oes for thu release Of tho cap
ttvea, acoosdfnG IL adyices received
here hto t~nisht-
, 1923-05-24

Battcries-Zachazy and Charity;
0Doul and Picinich-
, 1923-05-24

AnzEzICAN LEAGUE.
, 1923-05-24

NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Now YORK. RH-H
PhfisAozphin Loo o0o,oeo-2 o
Nov York $50 ESQ 00E-8 10 .
Batta5os-Ring and Hcnnnes Nc
QuiIlnn and Snyder.
, 1923-05-24

HNid No lives wero lost
, 1923-05-24
Weather Forecast

Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday. Not much change in
temperature.
, 1923-05-24

A. EhIkndnipz1in- r.. H &.
Now York ---ooo 900 900 Z 0
Battorias-Bush md Schsngs Rom
mcil and Perkins.
, 1923-05-24

trains with the loss of at least
as known there are no bloodhound
available here
, 1923-05-24

At Pittsburgh
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Star Wan, ADS bring results.
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Star want nd coat is less.
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"TANNHAEUSER"
WILL Be GIVEN
University Students to Pre-
sent Concert

Seattle music circles arc greatly
interested IN the announcement that
the University OF Washington chorus
VIII present 'TSnnhaeuser, or the
Tournament OF Singers nj Wnrtburg.
ms their annual mid.wintor concert In
Meany hall "Wednesday. December IL,
The chorus is composed OF zoo cs.
pcciaIly trained students under the
direction OF Dean Irving NJ. Glen.
head OF tho department OF music.
Dean Glen himself win sing the
baritone role OF Wolfram. the poet
knight and singer. and Miss Ada
Tilley OF tho music department will
take tho soprano PARK OF Elizabeth.
niece OF the lsandgrayc Herman.
Memorable choruses and solos
ftom the opera will comprise the
ceucert. with the university orchestra
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SERVICE TO
BE MUSICAL.

Church services made up entirely
OF music might be n welcome limo
walton 10 many folks.
Anyhow. such service IA going
TO be given a trial at tho Unlyor.
sity OF Washington next Sunday.
Tho program for chapel on that
day viii consist wholly Of musical
selections. Mn Phi Epsilon ana
Phi Mu Alpha, honorary musical
societies. arc cooperating In giving
the program.
Solos. duets and quarteis. both
musical and vocal win DO heard.
II the service ia success II II
planned TO have such a musical
program AZ least ones a month.
Some Russian singers. who arc now
in tho city have already been pro-
cured for n future date.
Dubuque waa the frs, permanent
settlement In Iowa.
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Seattle Girl Turns
Professional Dancer

Miss Evelyn Nichols. es.year.old
Seattle dancer. will make her pro.
fcssional debut with James Il. Hol.
lIngnworth. at tho DeMolny athletic
Informal at tho Masonic temple to-
night. Hollingsworth has played
three years In vaudeville.
Tho DeMolay athletic informal IL
in honor OF tho orders football men.
Dancing starts nj $40 y, m. Miss
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Dubuque waa the first permanent,
settlement In Iowa.
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Authors Wife Stars
in "The Christening

Edith wynno Mathlson. co star
with Charles Ram Kennedy In ''rhc
chastenlng." iivonct miracle play.
10 be given under tho auspices OF
the Drama ioagaio OF Seattle and tho
University OF Washington depart.
mont OF dramatic art, March ~. at
Meapy hall, on tho university cam.
pus, has been cited by critics on
both sides OF tho Atlantic as a dra.
matte artist.
She married Kennedy, tho au.
thor OF "The Christening" HIS latest
play, and OF "rho Servant In tho
House" In 1898, since their mar.
riagc the two have worked together
in tho world OF dramatic art.
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Legion to Defend
Policies at Polls

TACOMA. Dec. Tho II has
never entered partisan politics. the
American Legion reserved tho right
10 defend It's policies at tho polls.
That was tho answer given Friday
In statement by Hinton d. Joncz.
state commander OF the organira.
ton. after reading President Cool.
sdge'a message TO conRrcsn. In which
he declared himself fatty opposed 20
soldiera' bonus or tho adjusted com.
pensation.
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Trade Body Gets
Women's Charter

In celebration OF tho reception OF
their charter. tho seattle division Of
tho Women's TRADE Union league
hold Il housewarming at their new
quarters. al Bay building. First
ave and University st.. Thursday
evening. Tho organization. which
includes feminine tndcs unioniBts
and other women in sympathy with
their aims, was founded locally a
few weeks ago by Miss Matilda
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MORE THAN 10000 Of tho en-.

MORE THAN 10000 OF tho en-.
ployes OF tho Southern Pacific rail-
way have already signed UP for
tho new insurance plan which be-
comes effective tho first or the
year. according 10 Is. &. Taylor.
general agent here. II In estimated
that tho policy total Will approx.
mnto $4,000. 900.
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MOTHER COULDN'T EXPLAIN

Effie-why hasn't daddy much
hairf
Mo,hcr-Beoause no thinks lot.
darllngl
Effie--But why have you got such
a lot. mummle--7
Mother--Gct on with your
Decentralization Opinion.
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Unclaimed Goods
Sold at Auction

Unclaimed goods held by the ia.
cral cuatomu office. which were soIo
at public auction at the npprnlse
stores. 81 Lenora st.. Thupda
brought 400.
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accompanying the singers,

"fFfFNFVs
Owing TO the very difficult nature
OF "Tannhauser," tho selection has
called for u large amount OF study
and long hours OF preparation. The
faculty OF the department OF music
consider II to be ono OF tho most
difficult pieces ever attempted here.
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RESULTS COUNT - you viii,
agree. Phone your Want Ads 10
MA ln-0g00.
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Lindsay. field organizer. who Game
from Chicago for the work.
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Nichols ana IIollingsworth will
dance tho Spanish tango nt 10.
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Every call answered by tho Lon.
don firo brigade costs col.
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GO WANTED--REAL
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Phone ca pitt 1900
7 FOR SALE-ACREAGE
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Sc AUTOS FOR SALE
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REDUCTIONS

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Read What the Different Advertisers Say Star Want Ad Results
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Foup NICE Rooms

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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Bower James. 1906 10th ave. n. W..
boy.
Davies. Merton. $500 w. Kenyon St.
boy.
Davis. Claude. 1853 10th ave. w, boy.
Eldridge. Carl. 1901 whitman ave.
boy.
Eisner, John. $3.50 Rainier ave. girl.
Jackson. James, I741 18th ave. S. W..
boy.
KlIse. Clarence. sai7 s7th ave. S.
boy
Moore, Lester. 1857 a5th ave. w.
boy.
Peterson. Guss. 2s4s ssrd ave. w.
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OWNER TRANSFORMED

CUTS PRICE FOR ACTION
between Lincoln aud University.
north Of 18th. IN paved district,
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fireplace convenient built-iu
cabinet Kitchen, corner bed
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driveway Tor garage, 10 IL n
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DEATHS

Rayner. Raymond, infant. sos Ds-
kota St. Sept. 2.
n. e.. Aug. 3.
lyr ave. Sept. 1.
o'keefe. Thomas. infant. 1se W. 18th
St. Sept. 2.
sleets, Sarah. 81. 7ss 18th ave. Ne
Sept. g.
Hinckiey, Margaret. 81. 1890 Fifth
Barnes, George, So, s5ls Ashworth.
ave-. Sept. 2.
Smith, Joseph, IS, transient Sept 4.
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1000 Wichita Royalty.
All at Attractive Prices
WE WILL BUY
Durant Motors. all issues.
Hirst Chicagof.
Northwestern Finance units.
Nanoose Wellington Galleries.
Puget Sound Realty Associates.
Rotary Pillow.
Star Motors.
Wichita Royalty.
II interested in buying or selling any
stocks or bonds advertised in these
columns or elsewhere. ask us for
quotations and information.
INVESTIGATE the Broker, the Sc
curity and the Price.
Ell iot-5S96. III Cherry ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-05
TWO SPECIALS
FOR THURSDAY
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Tho pflco includes spare tire, full
compliment OF tools. insurance
inturcst. license. oil and 10 gallons
of gasoline, without beinK adde0
20 tho price,
1919 OVERLAND TOURING
Model 600. usufhRuied. almost new
tires, and newly painted SIS
down; ti59i per month Tor twelve
months
1872. CHEVROLET COUPE
Has i've almost new siieeFtown cord
tires. large steering wheel. rain
sMipc. bumper. etc. 1900 down
tsi4l per month Tor twelve
months
We have reduced the price on every
car In the house, this he your ops
portunlty 20 get n good used car
cheap. our stock iN very large
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES
COMPANY
EA st-osTs fiis.isth Ave.
The Used Car Dept.
Not just Like Any Other
watch for our announcement ~ the
$50 cash pFice and Cleveland
free for a day 10 be announced
later.