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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-09-12
Veilinas

Sale Begins Thursday.
S2.25 Frame Wells
with plain center SUR
rounded with scrOOl and
conventional designs -
119 yards Ct M
long. ........ ~ lew
1925 Auto ScarfS of
Washable Chiffon Cloth
in all the desirable light
and dark shades-30
inches wide, 80 TX
inches long -. q 4e1 q
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Stationer.Y

Sale Begins Thursday
hcCreery" Csc Swis.;
Linen Correspondence
Paper in white-nOte
and letter sizes, ~
per pound. .......l &c
McCreery" lOc Swiss
Linen Envelopes to
match paper-25 envel-
opes in a package, 3
packages foT 2Oc
"hcCreery" CSC Swiss
Linen Correspondence
CardS-one quire with
e envelopes Flop Ice
DenniSOn'S" Sl.O0
Handy Box containing
paste, glue, Irvine, rub
Der bands and assorted
sizes of CO.
tags.... .rs.-.-.- .-..,., DOC
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McCreery @ Company Ninth Anniversary Sales
September 15th-2Oth Incluve-A Oncea-Year Opportunity

rroM
yqds; slower da Emeb BUSINESS @WewMda endce
Id o a&i oz
to hYe different dIanmnB n AHnG
eem or aomcadNo osaata
credit Cmagp prepaid npansed THE Mississippi River
huhp
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Brass Desk
Articles
Sale Begins Thursday

Sale Begins Thursday
S3.75 Desk Pads Of
brush brass finish-heX-
ible or stiff-with per-
petuaI c alendar and
stamp box in corners
f Ssl1s 1sHis ;. $3.50
$500 Ink Well of
brush brass finish with
extension saf nsns Sl.35
$l.5O Stationery Hold.
S Brass ss t GrfsR ). CSC
SOC Paper Cutter of
finish. brass al: !. 38c
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cCreery Silks
Sale Begins Monday.
COIored Silks

Sl.OO Satin Mesa.
lines, lightly lustrous,
good wearing and a pure
silk fabric iii white,
ivory, mails, pink, rose,
cicl, lave de r, Nile,
shrimp. coral, gold, old
gold, vicux rose, old
rose, delft, new blue,
is taria, amethyst,
damson, silver, taupe,
Bishops purple, burnt
orange, paprica, corn
flower blue, Royal blue,
strawberry, cerise, Nell
rose, vert green, emer-
aid, mordore, golden
brown, moss green, car
dinal, wine, marine, navy
and dark blue, 35 inches
} wide, per 70.
tLAA. $50 80
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Waists

Sale Begins Tuesday.
Combination Shadow
Lace and Net Waists
with net Fittings and
black black ribbon az 90
Combination Chiffon
Shadow Lace and Net
Waist in white and navy.
white and wistaria,
white ana taupe or
white and black-dressy
blouse to n7nE
match suits .9I 100
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RUGS
Sale Begins Wednesday.
Domestic

Sale Begins Wednesday.
Domestic
High Grade Wilton
Rugs in all sizes and
about forty designs and
COI0rinGS.
$500 Rug, size 27x54
inches, norn
at. ...... po'OU
$3.50 Rug, size 36xG3
inches, or RI
$500 Rug. size 41sx
71a feet. Gil .E0
at. S4As1U
$500 Rug. size 6x9
d feet $3.50
$4,000 Rug, size SIX
1919 feet, coo en-
S4U.OO Rag, size 9Xl2
feet, c20rn
5000 Rug. size 1O15x
at. .te'. .$4l.0O
5000 Rug. size Ox15
It feet Sal, 90
$3.50 Rug, size fO1sx
a 1T rect $47.5O
Oriental RUGS
A splendid selection
of Mos soul, B0kara,
Trans. KaZak. Beloo-
Chistan and SherVan
Ru9S-siZps 3X4, 3XG
and Xxi feet, at
Sl4.75, Sl9.75
and $29.5O >
--.
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Laces and
Embroideries

Sale Begins Thursday
45c 10 Csc Plain Mesh
Edges and Insertions I'm
medium widthspractia
cal for waist trimmings
P Per .26c to 38c
$3.50 to Ss.75 45.inch
E mpire Flounces Of
crepe, vOile or soft baa
tiste handsomely dec0s
rated with floral or cons.
ventionaI patterns per G
81 $1:s5Sto-s22
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Furs

Sale Begins Tuesday.
Japanese Mink Sets
Ca dyed fur) with rich
lustrOus appearance of
Mink. Pillow Mun and
Snake Scarf. Regular
price $4,000, GO ro
per set ...... .0EO. 0U
Cat Lynx Set-a rich
glossy black fur-PiIIOw
Muff and Scarf. Regular
peri st S'5, 90, . $4,000
During the Sale we
will make to order Hud-
son Seal Coats (Musk-
rat) in the new three
quarter model. Regular
price p7or m
Special Offering dur
ing our Anniversary
Sale-Entirc stock of
Fur Coats and Fur Sets
will be sold at coo, less
than marked price. This
includes our entire stock
except special items
mentioned above.
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Black Dress
Goods

Sale Begins Monday.
Sl.50 Black Storm
Serge Suitin9s for suits
or skirts-54 inches
wide, ~
$3.50 Black Clay
SereeS. extra soft finish
81 inches wide,
g gsFa .r.. .$1.58
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Hou,s ehold
Lin ems

Sale Begtns Monday.
irish Lin1n Sheets
Finished with 3-inch
double hcrNs&itched hem
at tOp-Frce from dress
ing-Single and double
bed sizes.
s5.75 Sheets (72x9G
per pair . $3.50
$50 Sheets C9oxoe
per- pair $500
- $l.6s Irish linen
HemStitched Pillow
Cases with double spoke
stltch-washed or
finish, per pair p l.Z5
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Black SILKS

$l.0O Black Satin
MeSSaline 35 inches
wide, yarn dyed, beau
tifully ltlstrous, 10
per yard ....... 60c
SIPS Black Mousse.
line Satin. heavy and
luStrOus - 35 inches
wide,
per yard SSC
Black Imported Satin
Ltmineaux. brilliant fin
ish. soft and supple. An
ideal fabric for dresses
and costumes.
$500 Quality (40inches
Wide), per o. or
yard y l.S0
$3.50 Quality (43 inches
yard 81. 10
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sky, mails, lavender,
primrose, royal, reseda,
amber, a m G t h Y s t
American beauty, Nile,
apricot, navy and black,
regular price ar
CSC, per yard. ..... 4oc
Bedding
Sale Begins Monday
Comforts
$1,000 Lambs Wool
filed Comforts with
figured Cheney Bros.
Silk" tops in pretty
floral designs with plain
b.0rd rs to match.
(72xS4 m1rO
fnches) .9I.oO
! 5000 Down filed
Comforts with Saline
figured top, plain bor-
der and back to match
Persian and floral. de-
signs. Tx n7en
81 inches $3.50
Pillow and Bolster
Cases
42x3S Hemmed or as
ESQ Scalloped Pillow
Cases, 90
each .......... AOC
42x671z ScaIIoaed
Bolster Cases, r.
each DOC
Sheets
5.0x73 HemStitched
Crib Sheets. EE
each .oOC
:. 72x99 SCalIoped Nus
lin Sheets. OK
each -......-... OOc
8lxoe Scalloped
Muslin Sheets. OOc
each ........... wv
Hemstitched Sheets
S1X90 inches or Seal
Hoped Sheets 9Ox99
inches, Ct OO
each .........p 1 !OO
Scalloped Muslin
SheetS-9Ox1O9 Ct Or
inches, each. .p Lao
Dew Bleach" Towels
of Irish Huckaback and
Birds Eye with satin
damasIl borders with
wreath effect designs
for embroidery work
221ax3S inches. Regu-
ular price $3.50, &C IN
per dozen. PV.OO
Women's Suits
Sale Begins Tuesday.
$500 New Fall
Suits of twill cheviot
with fancy collar and
cuffs with cloth and vel
vet ornaments front and
back; new draped skirt.
models $19.75
Women's Coats and
Wraps.
S25.OC Coats of im-
ported pebble chcviOt III
Black. navy and taupc;
side bmttOncd effect
with ornament and vel
vet collar and cuffs
lined throughout with
contrasting colOrcd
c cSs% "c $19.75
Wonen's Afternoon
and Street Dresses.
$500 Dresses, of
CharlncIsc in black, now
blue, coral, orchid. wis
taria, prunc, taupc and
navy combined with
s II a d OW laccs and
S Fam o!.$24.5O
S29.5O Dresses of
Crepe dc Chine in black,
Copenhagen, e1oEn
navy and plum y AS.SO
McCREERy q COMPANY or
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Fancy Goods

Sale Begins Thursday
$3.50 Black Hand Bag
of fine Pin Seal Leather
with silk MORE lining
and metal frame of nick
ell. gun metal or gilt
fitted with coin purse
and mirrors inches
long, 6 inches 90 nH
deep. -. $3.50
IeweIry
$3.50 Vanity Cases Of
German Silver or gold
plated German Silver.
Engine turned cngrav-
ing on. one side with
shield for monogram.
Fitted with mirror,
memo tablet. powder,
coin slide, and compart-
ment for cards Jew
e,ed 60 E0
GASP. XGAeOO
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. Mems and
Young Men 5
C!osh.na

sue DeSllIS tuesday.
Mems and Young Mems
Fancy Suits
Mems and young
mems fancy suits of un-
finished worsteds, chew
lots, cassimeres, rough
"heviOts AND wide vale
d la nal weave in
brown, tan. blue and diff
ferent shades of grey III
modified English style
Ia 4-buttOn coat with
very small lapels-all
sizes.
su $500 $l8. Is
rs 5000 q Gan and s23 IS
Boys Clothing
Sale Begins Tuesday.
Boys $1,000 Wooden
Suits in grey and brown
mixtures, Norfolk and
double-breastcd models.
Sizes 6 to or 1r
~ wears tDD III
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Women's o
Neqligee Wear

Sale Begins Tuesday.
Crepe Kimono with
sa t in shirring down
front and o. 0r
sleeves PHO
CreIe Empire Gown
with large sailor collar
aud on or
cuffs ...I... 91sU0
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Women's Boots

Sale Begins Thursday.
1000 Pairs of Wo1n-
ems 5000 and $500
Boots of patent leather,
dull leather and vici kid
with low and Cuban
heels-button models
widths aaa ca or
to G. ..... .YEsOS
$500 Boots of dull
and patent leather with
cloth and kid tops-but-
ton models with weIted
soles and Cubanc0 or
heels. .PGsOO
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Curtains and
Draperies

SAFE Begins Wednesday.
S2.25 Plain Scrim Cur
tainS in white and Arab
colors with lace edge
sill length, Of Or
per pair. PHO
$1,000 Portieres of
plain double Velour in
color combinations of
red and green, green and
green. green and blue.
green and brown and
b row II and brow IL.
per n11 RI
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Suit Cases
Travelling Bags

Sale Begins Thursday.
Women's $1,000 Cen
uine COWhide, Black,
Long Grain Bags with
hand sewn edges and
corners leather lined and
Dockets-(siZes Is and
Inc $50
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Domestic Millinery

Domestic Millinery
Sale Begins Tuesday.
Untrimmed hats of
velour, plush, with vel
vet underbrim. Colors:
blue, brown, black.
white, ruby, green and
tauqe; large; medium or
small shapes, also hat
. ters plush with velvet
underbrim.
H: $500 $3.45
$3.50 SUPERIOR DUAL.
ity Velvet Hats in blue,
brown, green, ruby,
black or upe-
% ShaPss $4.95
$1,000 Finest Quality
Plush Hats in many
shades and &c 7e
styles DO. 10
Silk Petticoats
Sale Begins Tuesday.
Silk Jersey and Mes.
saline PattiCoatS in all
the new Fall cOlOrings
models adapted to the
present models 90 or
of dress .9G. %
Frenchy
UndermusIins
Sale Begins Tuesday.
Gowns of fine main
SOCK with scalIOped
edges, beautiful flower
aud spray designs and
ribbon or
draw ............ OOI
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Imported Wash
Goods

Sale Begins Monday.
Silk Warp Crepe de
Chine in whites pink,
sky, m ais, lavender,
primrose, royal, reseda,
amber, a m G t by s t p,
American beauty, Nile,
apricot, navy and black,
regular price Ar
5sc, per yard. -. 4Sc
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Women's Gloves

Sale Begins Thursday.
W0men'S $l.5O Two
Clasp Clace Gloves in
black, white, tan, grey
and mastic Nth Paris
point embroidery on
back; overseam sewn.
PAIR pen .$1.OO
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Furniture

furniture o
Sale Begins Wednesday.
$500 CHARTERED Oak
Extension Table, early
English finish-45-inch
top, 6 foot C0n m
extension 3AU.VU
$3.50 Solid MahoS.
any Bureau, scroll Colo
NAL design with two
large and two small
draWers-4S- COR M
inch base S55.UU
10000 Solid MahOga.
ny Bed, post colonial de-
sign, full eAn nm
size. 3tVsUV
Sis $500 Twin $3.50
Dinner Sets
Sale Begins Wednesday.
$4,000 French China
Dinner Sets with spray
decorations with gold
handles-113 60 rn
pieces 910. CV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
CROWD JAMS
MATTHEW'S CHURCH
IN REVIVAL SERVICE

, "A mans environment. or ousi'
ness. or nature. or herediiy Ia no
excuse for his sins" said the doc
tor.
He has the will. II he w'shes 10
exercise IL. 20 face about and lead
a Christian life,
and what shall We say ~ 10 tho
wages Of sint As you SOW. so must
you reap. And the wages II an'
the compensation. must logically
come from tho alluremsnts OF sin.
Gay society. Fllded halls. iitsnrty
OF life. these are all the allurcments
OF sin. and when pay eJmes and
your check Is cashed. II Is death
and eternal separation from God.
In contrast with the wages OF
sin, God helping me. let me diroot
you all 20 the great gtft Of the ID.
vine Savior. promising you eternal
life, open 20 you all. needing only
the Holy Spirit and waiting only
your acceptance OF HIS blessing
and strength. and asking OF YOU
only obedience 10 the laws Of God.
Sow but the tiny seed. and Win
tho desire and acceptance there VIII
BE- qulckening and bearlng Of tho
fruits OF Christ almost before y)u
realize that no has enter "a INTO
your life"
Tonight Or. Matthews will preach
on The Waiting Mother"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27

aif YOU are a sinner, II 10
through your own choice. NO
other person is TO blame for
YOUR shining. Nor can you lay
the blame at the door OF hered-
Ity or environment. Yours the
fault. and you must pay tho
priee-death and eternal sep
aratlor from God"
Thus spoke DR. NJ. A. Matthews
Sunday night. before a tremendous
laudience which filled his church.
ifloor and gallery. 70 suffocatlon. IN
the last OF the first day's services
an n series OF revival meetings
which will last all this week and
may extend over into next
In the morning the Moderator
had preached on Staying HIS
Man" In the afternoon no had led
: meeting OF men. Both sessions
we're largely and enthusiastically
ATTENDED.
~The Wages Of SIN"
DR.. Matthews took for his text
Hast night THE Wages OF SIN Ia
Death; the Gift OF God Is Eternal
He held out small comfort Tor
sShe sinner, the man who pleads,
~Nv father was a druuknrd before
me- or Il have lived In a criminal
environment" or "Oue who Is
older and stronger than led me
Nstray."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
TAKE THEM BACK

AUBURN. Cal. Oct sT-Fooi.
sore and weary. their bravado gone.
and offering little or no resistance.
Norman C. Hair. VIM. Roder and
Thos. samueis. eonyie,a. who es.
capped from Folsom state prison
Friday. were taken into custody at
tho Perry ranch. near Rattlesnake
Bar. BY Sheriff McAulcy and his
deputies early Sunday morning
Tho fugltivca had discarded their
rife. and offered but slight resist,
ace when cornercd In the house
They will Be returned to Folsom a,
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27

whore little privacy Some bidding farewell by
which will off
by the pilot when he the ship Sandy Hook.
nearer
hilarious pop number OF
going but farewell
who
fact don't be friend OF 10 buy
a perfectly
theatre place-only little out OF tho
Finally tho AN Ashorel" FArewos shouted
giovd hands waved Then the big hp
Tho bright OF laughter
the uncqnAod skyline OF Manhattan
rumble together
hts lantern. the river is quiet again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
SALTS If KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to flush Kidneys
and neutralize irritating
acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness re-
sult from uric acid, says a noted au.
fhori.y. The kidneys filter this acld
from the blood and pass 1t on 10
the bladder, where 1t often remains
70 irritate and inflame, causing a
burning, scalding sensation, or set.
fling 40 an irritation at the neck oil
The bladder, obliging you TO seek
relief two or three times during the
night. The sufferer Is In constant
dread, the water passes sometimes
with a scalding sensation and Is
very profuse; again, there Is difij
Guilty In voiding II.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
n. because they can't control urina
ffon. While It Is extremely annoy
ing and sometimes very painful
4hia IA really one Of the most sim
nile ailments to overcome. Ge'
about four ounces of Jad Salts from
your pharmacist and take a table
spooaful In a glass Of water before
breakfast, continue this for two OF
three days. This will neutralize the
acids in the urine SO II no longer Il
q source OF irritation to. the blad
der and urinary organs which ther
act normally again.
Jad Salts II inexpensive, harm
less, md Is made from the acid o.
grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with lithia, and is used by thou
sands OF folks who are subject tt
urinary disorders caused by uri'
acid irritation. Jad Salts Ia spleen
(. did for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Hero you have a pleasant, effer
vescent lithiawater drink, which
ouickly relieves bladder trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
7 FIREmEn KILLED
IN S500.000 BLAZE

FreytaG.
Tho men were caught under a
coliapslng wall. Three OF tho In
iured will die.
The fire started In the Goodyear
company's basement. following an
explosion In the vulcaniEing
plant
Besides the Goodyear company.
the losers were the Western Elec-
trio Co. Zimmerman Bros. and the
stnmpf-Langhoff Clothing Co. and
the Leo Abraham Cigar Co.
The loss Is estimated At about
$500, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27

MILWAUKEE. Oct 2T.-sevsn
f,remen are known to be dead. a
dozen men missing, and about 70
Injured today as result, OF fire
{. which ragged throughout tho night
n the Goodyear Rubber Co.'S local
p,ant and adjoining buildings. The
dead are:
Can't. John Doyle. George Clau'
.sc- aid 20 Assistant Chief Han
Ian: Timothy o~yer. Max Eie'sne''
Iohc Fanske, Vim. Graft, VIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
SEEK MOTHER and
GIRL IN CONVENT

Tho police AFRO today following ~
clue. furnished by Mrs. j. y. Nc
Grew. iisG iith az. So. 20 the
missing Mira. o. y. Plat OF Port
land and her T.y.arold daughter.
Mildred.
After reading Tho Star Saturday
Mrs AcGrcw recalled that on last
Tuesday q woman answering Mira
Plata description had called nj
her homo and asked 60 be directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
POET IS COMING

Ludwig Fulda. the noted German
poet OF Berlin. has been secured
by the Deutscher Verein OF the uni.
yersity to speak Tuesday evening,
November %.
He will give readings and inter
pretations from his own writings.
This will be his first visit to the
Pacific coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
HAS FINE SYSTEM

SALEM. Oct. 27--That orcgon's
irrigation system. 10 far as titles to
water Is concerned. Is superior to
that of any other state. r. the
declaration Of r. IL Newell. director
of the u. s. reclamation service.
and chairman OF committee APP
pointed by the Association OF Civil
Engineers to prepare national
water law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27

Beginning November / initiation
fees for membership In the Seattle
Athletic club for the next-G0 days
will be reduced To $40. Seven teams
will compete for the prize in the
membership campaign. Thursday
night the several teams viii be
dined, and tho campaign will then
begin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
t SRets Grote-Rankin's rt 5Sss
THE FREE
SEWING MACHINE

This is the sewing machine
that every woman will have
in her home eventually. Su-
perior value is always more
satisfactory in the end -
especially when it costs no
more.
And this week we're making
Il easy for you 10 own a Free
by forming club, the mem
bers Of which will get a Free
Sewing Machine for, sooner or
later, you will see the Free
Sewing Machine in the homes
Of your neighbors and then
you will wish you had COM
pared BEFORE instead Of
other machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27

10 the Mount Carmel Mission.
A little girl was with her. Tho
woman seemed rather nervous
Mrs. McGrow directed her 90 the
mission. which Ia located on the
same block as tho McGrew home.
Last Monday Mrs. Plat, mailed
a letter 20 hor sister NJ Tayiors
MIN. In which she said she WAS
going TO place Mildred in con.
want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
HAD A Good TIME

SANTA MONICA. Cal, Oct. 81
Charles Many Faces and Running
Tongue, Sioux bucks employed by
motion picture company. stole
the managers firewater and cele.
brated Sunday.
They had filmed each others
antics for about 10000 feet OF reel
when captured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
PROBE BRIBERY

While unconfirrned either by L.
s. District Attorney Allen or the OF.
ficials OF the treasury department.
there is a rumor at the federal build.
ing today that the grand jury. TO
convened this morning. Will investi.
gate bribery charges against at
least one local customs officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
CHARGES FRAUD

Suit was started Saturday by
Anton p. standcr against r. VI. Jor-
dan. r.. VI. Jordan a Co. and Helen
=. Jordan. his financial agents.
charging the latter with defraudlng
him Of thousands OF dollars in the
past IL years.
In the building OF tho Stander
hotel. the plaintiff alleges, the Jor.
dams charged him commissions for
lending him his own money and col.
iecting interest on a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
LEFT TOWN DARK

OGDEN. Oct. 7T.--An accident II
the Utah Light and Railway plan
left most OF the town In darkness
last night. stopped street cars
flooded may blocks and did $4,000
other damage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
BY NORMAN
(The stars New York correspondsnt)

(The stars e~ York correspondsnt)
YORK. 2Trhe hour close 20 midnight the CROWD
has tho theatres flowing through Times square
into the restaurants and the subway entrances
Taxs snoring cabmen yelling mo Ssn'opped roofs are
flashing
Down along Tho huge piers are
n West
trucks
boats windows breaks
Tho lights tho Jersey shore
twinkle a silent and placid river
It's quiet along tse river.
And yet
Where's that pisytng'
auginE' Something doing somewhere
herr.
Let's and swings
the pier entrance
In evening attire They enter tho
tho pier floor 10
M 10 OF a ship
MauretanA sail o'clock sho does this sometiuea
leaving departing time OF mos, OF the big
boats
tho head OF the
be sorted and delivered later Tho recipients
goodbye friends
of tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
TRAIN HITS AUTO

VENICE. Cal. Oct 27.-R. J.
Finn OF Los Angeles received 70.
rtous injuries. and four other pas.
sengers In his automobile were hurt
when tho car was struck by Pa
cific Electric train near here Sun.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27
GIVE MASQUERADE PARTY

a masquerade party will be given
by the Federated Clubs OF the Y.
w. G. A. October 30 at 1880 o'clock
at the Association rooms. All
young business women are cordial
ly invited. whether they are club
members or not.
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Get SECRETARY

c. G. Morrison has been engaged
as executive secretary Of the MI
nicipal league. II is the first time
in the history OF the organization
that a secretary has been secured
to give all OF his time to the work.
Mr.. Morrison. for the past eight
years, has been a member of tho
local realty and mortgage firm OF
X. G. Erskine * Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-27

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