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The Denver star., 1916-09-30
ECZEMA CURED OR MONEY
REFUNDED.

This guarantee goes with every box
of DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment.
Makes no difference whether it's a
baby, child or aged. No matter how
long standing the case. the guarantee
holds good. Cut out this strip. go to
your druggist, get box OF DR.. Hob
sons Eczema Ointment, use 1t as d.
rected and If you are not fully salts
fed, the druggist or maker will re-
fund your money. Try it just once,
you will be happily surprised.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30
EQUAL RIGHTS CONGRESS.
Churches Are Requested to Hold ops
eial Services For Coming Meeting.

Boston.-The National Equal Right
Congress appeals to all tn" r'.,g..-
churches to observe 81
Equal Rights Sunda,
prayer and exhorta
cess Of the Natio' :.
ship Rights Congre
John Wesley Ii'r,
ton, Oct. 4 and :
ing Of the league
Tho league r.
or part Of a ser''
be used to ask
races effort fo, .'l,
civic rights. the
ing and the nnntl rraf
ordinances. viii IL ~, less
than breeders 81 r."r S,'i;c The w.
rious churches are iIs" asked to sond
their past1r and a lay member - de1Qs
gates to the congress.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

WANTED-T. Ernest McClain. A.
q. D. u. S-Sundays and nights BY
appointment. Office hours, a. m. to
IL n. l p. m. to 6 p. m. Office. 3l3h
Nttredge Bldg. Phone Main 7416.
Res, 1922 32nd ST., phone Main 1897.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30
HOTEL HIuDRE1H

Nice, clean, airy rooms, strictl.
modern house, close in; rooms from
$l.5O up. 2152 Arapahoe. Phon'
Main 7OO7. Mrs Lillian Horn, Prop
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

Nicely furnished rooms; prices rea'
sonable. Under new management.
Mrs L. Napier, 1923 Clarkson st.
4t-9-1-16-pd
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

Many young men and women would
1iadiy pay fair price for a room like
,ours in q home like yours. Let us
asli the people thru the columns OF
The Star.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30
AnTEl HOLMES.

FURNISHED ROOMS-Modern con
yeniences. Nicely furnished. Yorh
S771J. At 25024 Clarkson st. Mrs
l.. p. Holmes, Prop.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms II
modern house: rates reasonable, on
car lines. 22O9 Welton st. Malu
1851. Mrs. Clara Mays. 1-lS-le
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnishe
rooms at 2S09 Welton st. On car line
Rates reasonable.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

For Rent:-A nice front
room upstairs, very conven-
tent. near car line 2226 Down
ing, York 1896 a, Mrs. Mrs.
Eleanor Epperson.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-Two nice rooms for
gentlemen, cheap, with batn; nome
like place, between three car nnes.
1868 Lafayette St, York $40 J. Mrs.
r. A. Duncan.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30
THE DE LUXE

Furnished apartments of two and
three rooms; hot and cold water, gas
and electric lights; modern eonven'
Iences. Rates reasonable to desirable
tenants. Mrs. r. M. Blakey, 2352-2soo
Ogden St., Phone York 67O7W
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-Furnlsned rooms In
modern house. with kitchen privil-
eyes, on car line, at reasonable rates.
mrs. Addie Craig, 2o2T Curtis street.
aaIn 1872.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

Nnt, nCdI SdI lIiC ~ AO""
ing, York 1896 a, Mrs. Mrs.
Eleanor Epperson.
FOR RENT-Furn1sned rooms In
modern house. with kitchen pr1v1l-
eyes, on car line. at reasonable rates.
mrs. Addie Craig, 2o37 Curtis street.
aaIn 1872.
FOR RENT-Front bed room for
nan and wife or two men; on car
hne, at 2515 Curtis st. Call before 3
4 m. or after p. m. Phone Olive
MSS.
FOR RENT-To reliable parties, l
five-room modern brick, also 4-room
brick. partly furnished. 4t-s-23-16-c
FOR RENT-Two or three unfur-
nished rooms for rent In modern
house. Phone York 9074W.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms in
modern house. ROOM AND BOARD
ALSO. On ear line in heart Of Five
Points. Home cooking. Mrs. ]. G.
Steele, 24o1 Emerson St.
FOR RENT-Furnished roons. on
car nne. with modern conventences; !;
.iso rooms for light housekeeping.
Rates reasonable, at 1856 Welton st.
Ars. R. Haywood. Phone Champa
sk17 tf-422-16-c
FOR RENT = Neatly furnished
rooms at 919 22nd St. Modern con.
veniences. Callie Howard.
7-29-16-tf
FOR RENT-Strictly modern fur
nished rooms. Gentlemen preferred
Permanent. Call hours 5 to 9, 1920
Lawrence st. Mrs. Lucy Reed.
Phone Champa 2599.
4t-9-23-16
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms at 2237 Cleveland place. all
modern. lovely nice bath and plenty
Of hot water. Phone Olive 1875. Mrs
Olive Simpson. 4t-4-29-16
Nice, large front room, furnished
for couple, 2240 fremont Pl. PhoEs
Main 1910. S-38.1e
FOL. RENT Furnished rooms
modern, prices reasonable. Call at
2443 fremont place. Mrs. 2. Hooper
tf-8-17-1f
The 28th Street Cafe at I'll 28tt
st. has an elaborate croquet grounds
with the service of all kinds Of sof
drinks, ice cream and cake. All kind
of outdoor sports. with the best o
conveniences, with first class service
are the features of her place. Man!
young people are the devotees Of tn
various games.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-Front bed room for
nan and wife or two men; on car
hne, at 2515 Curtis st. Call before
4 m. or after p. m. Phone Olive
MSS.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

Nice, large front room, furnished
FOR couple, 2240 fremont Pl. PhoEi
Main 1910. S-28.1t
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-To reliable parties,
five-room modern brick, also 4-roon
brick, partly furnished. 4t-9-23-l6-
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOL. RENT Furnished rooms
modern, prices reasonable. Call Z
2443 fremont place. Mrs. 2. Hooper
tf-8-17-1t
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms at 2237 Cleveland place. all
modern, a lovely nice bath and plenty
Of hot water. Phone Olive 1875. Mrs.
Olive Simpson. 4t-4-29-l6
The Denver star., 1916-09-30
AUTHOR OF film
ANSWERS CRITICS
Motive Was Race Defense, Says
Or. ". s. Smith
PICTURES As EDUCATORS.

New jersey Minister Gives ssvs" Rsa'
sons In Justification Of His Interest
In Photo Play Known ~ "Ths Col.
ersd American Winning His Suit"
Kind to His Enemies.
The Denver star., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-Two or three unf'
nished rooms, for rent In mode
house. Phone York 9074W.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-15
(8ortiebune folqt.)

= Wo5u? Observation-Disclosures: r@a
1T cine Re6nung tiir bic 8~eer6igung
bes &ameraben MiiIer, aus mas 5ou
i6 oeun bic beaublen?"
WereinsportanO: .Mber, metn Ste.
Der, tpo5u baben mir bann cine @erz
gniisun9stahe2"
= Sem auzsebridt. .Mie
NOR Dir benn, als Der Sdubmann
Si4 arretierte?"-
$50 ta9lts MIDI, tpie Elm SubiIar
BEL Der Seitreoe."
.Mas?"
~No ia, ii@tliA erariffen".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-16
SnIanb.

quf einem 3u9e Der Oregon
Short Cine @iienbobn erploO;lrte III
Der Rdbe ben Suite, Montaita, cine
8ombe uno 8erltorte ben 8oltmagen
t~eilipeiie. Sic Bonnie 6efanh iid in
einem Badet, oaS on Sen @o1lber-
,,ellr BON lltab uoreiiiert gepeIen ieill
loa.
- Bon ben 2t0 2euten, sic iitb
auf Dem an Der &iilte BON Galifor-
mia aufgelaufenen 8aiiogierbampfer
Bear" befonoen, iino 1863 gelanoet;
oie iibrigen iinb ieoenfols ertrl1n-
fen, ga mebrere Ser Gettungsboote
infolge bes boben @ellengonges UNI
I6lugen. 9is iebt iino flint 2eihen
ans 2ono eelpiiIt.
= SIM Gamlico 5Iuiie ertronfen
IN ser 0G6e bon Bath, e. g., bier
@erlonen - orei Srouen uno elm
Mam - oltrd baS l1midGagen ci-
nes fleinen 8ai~iogieroompfers; 6 an-
bcre SnIoiIen fonnten aerettet mcr-
Den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-16
cine gemdiierune an5uoro-

WI.
Ssn 81 Balo lino i'm Wonot
sunni 5 SppbusfdIe beim @eIrno-
beitsrat angemeloet; Die @rfranften
iino iammtlid Merifaner, mel6e IN
nerbalb Der lebten Gage in 81 8aio
aus Werifo eineetroffen iino.
= Gtn gutter ourdorin9enoer BE
gen miro aus Der @egenb BON Sour=
oaitton un0 ebenio aus 8roDntpooo
gemeloet; Der Gegenfall in beioen
Slaben oariiert 5mii6en 5pei uno
bier 3oa.
4uS Sort @ortb miro genet
BET, oaB na6 elmer @erfigung oes
lanopirtl6oftli6en 9eportements gu
8aIbington oles fir 5mii6enltaatli-
den 8erIanot beItimmte 8ieb BON
einem @eIunobeitsotteit begleitet unh
frei BON yGids" (@ol5bofen) ieia
muB, es lei oenn, ooB Die Siere io-
fort geidlodtet merOen Iouen.
= Senator @~1tlberion bot in Ell
mem an Or. &eepes in Marlin ge-
ridteten 8riefe erfldrt, DOB eS linn
unmogli6 lei, iebt nad Seras 81
fommen, oa er our6 Die Dem Sena-
te a~ugenbliflid porliegenoen mifti-
gen @eiebe in 8aibington 5uriidge-
balten miiroe; er miiIie feline @ie-
oertpabl ltno Die bier3u NOTICE Sam.
payne in Sen &dnoen leiner Srernoe
~lalien.
- Ger 16i6brige &idorO 8onnid).
Sobn oes Sarmers 6ronf 9onnid,
bon 8eimar, beitano On8 2ebrer-
@romen in Columbus uno erbielt
Elm Gertififat 5weiten @raoes.
gi1em farbigen Delegaten,
ser bon Ser republifaniiden Natio-
ualfonoention ~5uriidfam, @. Nf
Wc8onolo, alias @ooiened 8tQ, Bot
man III Dallas 287 Dollars aus Der
Sai6e geitoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-16
1eraS.

- Senrp 8. BORDEN BON SouIton,
oas teraniide Mitglieo oes 8ro-
ereiiipen National : 4omites, bat
erfIart, BEN &anoioaten ser regr-
ldren &epublifaner, Sberri6ter
Sugbes, na6 9raften unter1tiiben
su moaen. 9oroen Iagt, es lei ein-
-fa6 la6erli6, menn @m. S. 8rpon
uno @oriibenoer WcGombs glaubtell,
auf ben progreiiipen Stimmenfang
geben al fonnen; er fiibrt aus, ooB
Die proereiiipe 8artei aus perionli-
6el Sreunoen unb anbangern
Gooiepelt's lid 5%uiammenlese uno,
na'boem oieier gu Sugbes ii6erge-
gmgen lei, miiroen Die anoern 8ro-
greiiiben ibm folgen; es meroe me-
Der 8rpan nod Me@ombs mogli6
Iein. einen 9rogreiiipen fir @ilion
81 ofangen".
= 3mei Multerpoli5iiten ma6ten
itb am 9omneritag Dos 8ripat-
gergniigen, ii6 in ben StraBen BON
Beaumont gegenieitig tot idieBen gu
tpol1en; beioe mltroen lhlper aber
nidt totli6 pertpunoet. Ser cine
oerielbe, 8oli5iit Sob @riffitbs BON
Sort glrtbur, tuur0e ourd Oos auf
ieiner 8ruit befeitigte 9oIi3eiidilo
9erettet amei augeln pralten BON
Dem S6iloe ab, oo6 plroe ibm Ser
redte 3eigefinger a69eidoIien uno
cine anoere Gllgel 9ing ourd ben
SUIT uno laoierte Die &opfhaut. Ser
mtoere 8oli8iIt, g. 8obo BON 8eolt-
mont, erbielt cine <gel in Die lin
fe S6ulter uno cine IN Sen linfen
Irm. @obo entleerte ieinen gfeool-
Der uno Griffith feuerte flint S6iiiie
ab.
= 9ie @G6ler bon Beaumont emit
i6ieoen ii6 5u @uniten elmer 9ono-
Qlsgabe in @obe BON S35,000; oo8
@elo ioG CUR glnlage zines aonali-
lotion : Spitems pertperloet meroen.
Die oltgenblifli6 in S6iner
abgebaltene 6air miro BON austp1rti-
| gen 8eludern itarf patroniiiert; ori
9onnerltag trafen bon S6ulenbirg
uno Ga Strange allein rs @rtomobile
Elm, oeren 8afiagiere iid groBartig
anlitierten
@us Muffin miro gemeloet, oaB
ale boberen @eridtsbofe, nit Nus
nabme oes &riminal : Expectations
eeridts, NIT ibren 4rbeiten Itarf i'm
&iidItanoe iino. 9as brittle IpeQo-
tionsgeri6t miro gu 4nfang Der
@eridtsferien so Iro5eIie unerleoi9t
loiien uno Dem Sltpreme : @eri6.
fo1en 10 piel 6dle porliegen 6aB De-
rem @rleoigung auf 2A Sabre ge-
ffGtt miro.
= 9ie Gountp : &ommiIiGre pon
Mutagoroa GountD tpieien cine pom
ben Mnti = 8robi6itioniIten einge-
rei6te Betition nm @bboltun9 eirer
2oful Option @o6l 8uriid, 0a sic
Betition nid)t genug ltnterihriftell
entbielt.
= auf cine &erfiigung oeS 8u1-
besrifters Hltiiea SIT auitin muroerl
bic SdGeuien oes groBen 9ammes
sur 8eipdiierung ser I'M unternGo Io-
raoo Gale Giegenoen &eisfeloer ge-
offnet; Der WaiienberpoIter Ser
Damn : &ompognie bate bisber err
fart, baB feline 8efueniiie es i6nl
nift geItatteten. obre eeri6tlifer
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6ricgs : Nahridbten.
(6ortiesung bon Der 1. 5eite.)


Sreffiiderbeit 5u5uidreiben. Die
Sffi5iere geben oie 9oter oes &am=
pies auf II Stunoen an, mGbreno
uelher 3eit sic Gliding" ID Stan=
Sen i'm @efedt NOR. gs pnroe
einmal 9rot pertetlt, ober es gab
feine @efehtspouie, in Ser MAJ
batte eiien fonnen. Nur a6t Wafln
bort Der Gliding eingen b%erloren.
Ole uSrouenlob" NOR BON 7 llbr
abenos bis balb ii llbr obenos i'm
@efedte uno nabm Inn M~itternadt
tuieoer am Sample tell. Die @eret=
teten iagen, boB habreno oes &am-
pies f%orttpdbrenb @eldoIIe iiber oos
S6iff beltlteit. SdlieBlid pllroe
Die uSrauenlob" 5tpeimal gut ge-
t%roffen. Die Grploiionen riiien fat
alles an 9oro meg. I'm 1 l1br frii6
pnroe Der &reu5er bon einem Sor=
peoo ~getroffen uno ourf sic Or
ploiion in Sic Sobe gel6lenoert. Ser
Sorpeoo 6ra1lg IN Sen Moidii1err
rallnt, mo er erplooierte. 8as S6iff
iunf Damn in 7 Minlten. Gorber
batten e5 einIdlaeenoe @ranoten
unmoglid gemadt, mebr ais Elm
poar 5loBe fret 5u MAIDEN. @ft
lte6erlebenoe, mefde iid ouf orei
8loBe, Die etipa orei SUB brett nno
ie6s Sub lang iino, gerettet battell,
trieben 8e6n Stulloen lang nit Dem
Gitfen aneinanoergeIebnt, Sic SiiBe
I'M @aiier uno bon @eQen beItGn-
Dig i~i6eripiilt4. Sic 0ffi3iere Ser
Citing" erfldren, Die britiIde 9e-
batptung, ooB oie 0euti6en oas
Selo ~perIaiien baden, fir bl0oe. Sic
tpieien oarauf bin, ooB bic engli-
Iden S6iffe 3ltm Sell Ifneller afs
Ole oentl6en paren unb oaB ni6ts
tie perbi1oern fonnte, ibnet 81 fol.
!, gen. SO lei ttur natiirlih, baB iid
Die 3e1ltl6en alGmablig ibrer 8a-
lis 8u ndbern periudten, ober oia
9ebouptung, lie batten cine Gnti6ei-
Dung oern1eioen polett, lei grrrno-
los. Der &reu5er u@iesbaoen"
wuroe BON elmer @ranate i'm Malht-
nenroitme getroffen uttb poIitanois
Bilflos eemaht. CT gitg l6lieBlid)
inter, mdbrero Ole Wannidaft Big
5um lebten Iugenblif fampfte.
Cine 9epeide aus 9onoon meloet
Die britilhe uno oie frau3oiil1e
Gegierung arbeiten gemeiniam al
Dem gntmurf Ser Intmort auf Ben
lebten amerifanil6en 8roteit eegeu
oie Storuna oes neutralen HoIt-
berfebrs. ltnnotige 8ersoaeriingen,
Die anf administrative SSebler 5uriif-
. 5ufiibren maren, iino iett ausge=
.ldloIien, pie Qmtli6 berlidert miro.
Die 8eautiportung Ser omerifani-
ifen Note oiirfte immerbin nod Ell
nige 3eit in Aniprli6 nebmen, 90
Iie rein8eGne Sale onfiibrt, sic crit
BON oen 9eb0roen unterIudt iper-
BEN miiIien". SIM britilden @us-
Ddrtigen Intt lit 0ie @nitdt borberr-
iden0, Dab 0ie amerifoniide 8e-
I6neroe in %eriter 2ittie oie g(nipen-
Dung oes fragIiden @rin8ips be,
trifft, nift aber noas Gedt Ser a(-
Iiierten, 0ie neutrale 8oit 5i priifeu
= ein &eht, ii6er bas faitm Mei-
m1ngsperi6ieoenbeiten beIteben."
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San Antonio, Texas.
Die OemofratiidJe Natiomaaon-
nenttDn.
(Sortiebllng bon Geite ~

WortieBnng bon Seite ~
fiir Die ginigung uno l1nperleelid-
felt Der Station uno ols p~eroerblida
fir ibr @oblereeber, aae uno ieoe
5atigfeit uno aae nno ieoe glGns,
frgeno elmer @ruppe ODER Sraaniia.
tton, politilber ober Ionitiger @rt,
Die gum 3tpef BADEN, oos Sntereiie
elmer fremoen Madt gu foroern, ob
nun Elm Iol6er 3mef onr6 @iu-
i6ii6terung I'M erer &egierrng, eli
ner politilben Yartei ooer ibrer He-
praientanten errei6t neroen ioa
ODER Oh 5u ieiner grrei6ung cine
Ceiling unIeres @olfes in anita.
goniitii6e @rltppen periudt uno oa-
our6 Die b~oaitanoige Solioaritat
oes @olfes uno oie @inbeit oes na-
tionalen @efiibls uno Ser nationa-
len 3iele 8erort neroen Iou, bic 10
%notpenoig fir Die Sortoauer Der
Nation uto ibrer freien GinriG-
tungen lit. @ir peroammen ale M[,
lian8eft uno &ombinationen BON
ein5elnen 8erionen in oieiem 2an-
oe, mogen Die ltr6eber bon elmer
Gationalitdt ooer einem N6fommen
Iein, pom meldem tie poQen, melde
5uiammenfommen uno 1td NIT eit=
anoer perlhfporen, lm uniers &e-
gierung in 8erle9enbeit ST. bringen
ooer gu I6ma6en ooer Inn itniere
offentli6en @ertreter in nngebori-
ger @eiie 8u beeinfluiien, be5iielidl
ibrer 8erbanolnngen nit fremoen
MeG6ten. @ir bebaupten, oaB Iol-
6e @eri6morungen inter ms in eli
ner belfrdnften @n5abl eriitiert uno
oaB lie oen 3mef 9aben, bas S5r-
~tereiie frenoer 2arroer gum 9tad-
tell uniereS eigenen 5u foroern. llno
mir perllrteilen irgeno cine politi-
l6e 8artei, melde, troB Der Satig-
felt IoI6er @eri6p0rer, iidy ibuen
bingiebt nrtO lire Solitif ibnen gu
2iebe geltaltet."
0as lit Die in oen leBten Jagen
biel eenannte &lauIel uno lie in
ibrer brlltalen Mbli6tlid)feit als
politilhes 4gitationsmittel, in ibrer
poGgen @egenltanosloiigfeit uno IN
ihrer oirefeten l1npobrbeit dnge-
nommen gu baben, miro Der &onnen-
tion BON ct. 2oitis nift sur CIR.
Sereider.
Oie 8latform ipri6t IiG Damn
nod iiber manderlei aus, erfl1rt
Inter anoerm baB Die Sruppe,i Gus
Merico nidt fortge5oeen neroen
fonnter, uno befiirportet oerldie-
oene @inridtlngen, Die BON oento-
fratiider Seite poreei6lagen iino.
Sic erfldrt ii6 fir ben SEQ
mems @ct", fir 8unoesgelebe be-
8iigIi6 Der &inoerarbeit, fir Ole
8iloune zines pSeoeral 8ureoi Of
Sofetp" uno anoere @rbeiterseies-
gebtng; ferner fir Die @rtei-
lung Oes Srauenftimmrefts bon
Seiten Ser Staten, fir ltnteritiib.
ung oes Sarmeritanoes uno fir STE.
gelung Ser Steu,tnq Der &~egierungs-
beanlten.
Sriuft ..RpS GmnnH : 6nFfep. Ieis
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Die Stag Dan > Garnbe ser
Solooten IN @f Gaio bat man in
Suare8 fir cine merifofeinoGide De-
monitration gebalten unb iid Iebr
iiber Tie b%eunruhigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-16

Sriuft rGeb Sman" aaffee, lei
mes Selisi0ien @eIdmafs nnb ieiner
amsseseidneten GnalitGt iueaen.
&einbarb & So, srabuierte 9affee-
M6iter.
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Sans HI uerreltten.

Sas untere nrb pbere Stufiuerf
bon CIR. 219 S~t-Gommeree Strafe
1T si berrenten. NGbere Insfnnft in
Der Office Ser pSreiem grefe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-16

0as t3te Snfonterie Regi.
ment, ooB ii6 m6breno ser letter
3eit i'm Sort Sam &olliton befono
1T beltte morgen nod GG 9aio obgc.
rciIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-16

Der logenannte Siri6parf IL
9dnemorf umfaBt 1900 @cres.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-15
BY BIDDY BYE

The. modern pin cushion is some
times as intricate as miIliner's crea-
ton. One Of the simple kind which
is not too elaborate to be thrown
away as soon as it is soiIed is shown
in the accompanying illustration.
The foundation may be scrim met,
vOile, lace, null or any soft material.
In the middle of one-haIf a medallion
Of colored flowers cut from brocaded
ribbon is appliqUed. .
Then the edges of the material are
turned under in a deep hem, the
foundation is basted in place about a
small hard cushion and fastened by
long stitches of soft baby ribbon;
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RIGHT!

The teacher had been reading to
the class about the great forests of
America.
"And now, boys" she announced,
(which one of you can tell me the
pine that has the longest and sharp
est needles
Up went a hand in the front row.
Well, Tommy" j
.The poreupine. "-Ht-Bits. "A
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or it would be the worse

his distance or it would be the worse
for him. -
Take off your coat like a man or
l will fling you into that ditch!'' rang
out the true, vibrating tones.
A mere play of combat the doughty
colonel put up. The victim of
thorough trouncing, he slouched
down the road, and Reuben brought
Angela home. *.
It was few days later when we
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learned the motive of the colonel. He
had secretly heard of Miss Angela
Ward" unconscious heiress to an es-
tate in litigation; but our Angela was
not the lady in question.
q am glad! glad!' sobbed Angela,
safe in her true lovers arms, 'fOr I
want no wealth or fashion or all that
only. you, and the dear old lodge
that is to. be our happy, happy
.home.' .
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which is knotted into a rosette at one
corner.
Any piece bag contains bits of
handsome material from which va
riety of these cushions could be man
ufactuTed.
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JUDGE LANDS TAKES HAND IN
BERTSCHE-NEWS DEAL

One of the readers of Vic Lawson's
Daily News is Federal Judge Lands.
When he read how an employee of the
Daily News, Barney Bertsche, con-
fessed "con" man and crook, had
grated, picked pockets and fixed the
police, he wanted to hear more of
the story.
So Lands is lifting the lid off this
Daily News-Barney Bertsche deal.
He is giving the people chance to
see. how big afternoon daily can
hire an ex-convict to give its family
readers some inside stuff On how to
be a crook.
Barney told just enough in Law
sons sheet to make Judge lands
curious. Lands wants to know what
became of an item of $4,000 which
Bertsche is said to have collected
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the late DR.. William T. Kirby for $780,
900.
He called Bertsche and several
other employees of the Daily News to
his court yesterday.
Barney denied that he got any of
the Kirby swag. He told Judge Lam
dis that it went to the police and
wire" men. Barney, erstwhile
crook, actor at McVicker's theater
and writer for the Daily News, was
clever on the stand and he withstood
all attempts of the judge to get an
admission out of him that he had
some of the Kirby swag. When Bar
ney confesses, it is for an afternoon
paper and at a regular price.
When Barney left the witness stand
other employees of the Daily News
were called. Junius Wood, reporter,
admitted that he and not Barney had
written the Barney Bertsche" ar
ticles.
Atty ]. ]. Symes said that the
Daily News had paid its confession
expert $3.50 for the use of his name
and the facts. in the articles.
The Tribune also figured in the
court squabble.
H. Sundby-Hansen, he calls him.
self, told the court judge that he had
interviewed the crime expert while
he was acting at McVicker's. He
said that Bertsche told him he had
got 5000 from the Kirby swag. This
Barney denied.
The morning papers played the
Lands court stuff heavily. The stories
are fine press agent stuff for Vic Law
sons crime revelations in his Daily
News.
The Judge, when he had acquainted
himself with newspaper "crime ex-
pert" methods, adjourned. He called
Former Capt ]. ]. Halpin, Serg't
Walter O'Brien, both convicted as
grafters; Smiley Corbett,. owner of
Lambs cafe. and ]. H, Strosnider,
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There will be no decision in the
ten-round bouts allowed in Mime
sofa. That decision was reached by
the state boxing commission in re-
Spouse to a request for some definite
outcome of the Aheafn-Mike Gibbons
fight. -.
Earl Ely, national junior. haIf-mile
track champion, has quit the UniVer-
sity of Chicago and gone to Michi-
gan. In Wolverine colors he should
be a sensation and there is gloom on
the Midway at his loss.
Chicago will have an international
outdoor ice skating meet this year,
Jan. 29-30, at Grant park. That is
the program now, but there is a pro-
liability that Garfield park will get the
event if shelters are not built at the
lake front playground. All the men
of International note will be seen at
the local meet.
Basketball Scores
Englewood, IA, Calumet II.
Wendell Phillips %, Tilden 3.
w. S. Comets 81, st. Andrews 81.
Charley White meets Joe AzeVedo
in 12-round bout at Boston tonight.
White is a favorite with the Boston
fans, having twice trimmed the Por-
tuguese battler. " -
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Deer falls into milk sleigh in New
Jersey, spills 200 quarts OF milk and
gets milk bath. r