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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-15
A "GUITTER YID" IN TOWN.


There lies before us hand-bill,
printed in Yiddish, with this head
ing: "A Worthy Guest in Town"
Then follows: ut (the city of Min
neapolis) also has the great merit of
having the sanity Raw, Rabbi Moi
shele Lipschitz, may he live many
happy days, Amen Then the Jew
ish public is cordially invited to meet
the rabbi as soon as possible on the
following occasions: At worship in
certain synagog, and at his Friday
and Saturday evening meals. They
would thus have an opportunity of
hearing his "Torah," his songs of
praise" at the meals, and to see his
management of the table," which
means the hassidic performances of
Cutter Yid when feasting with his
followers
The public is further urged to see
the rabbi privately at his residence,
when in need of advice, or having
some petition to present for his
blessing and prayer). In conclusion
the rabbits genealogy is given in
which his ancestry is traced back to
the sanity Rashi, with the added in
formal ton that it goes even beyond
that, but that ''it could not be writ
ten in full
Since the rabbits permanent resi-
dence is in Chicago, his address in
that city is given as follows {:
"Grand Rabbi NJ. Lipschitz, ETC."
We are thus giving our readers
full information regarding the celeb
rity that is honoring Minneapolis
with few weeks sojourn in it's
midst. To those who know some
thing about Hassidism, the matter
will be quite clear. For the benefit
of others we must add few words
of explanation The sanity visitor
is an Americanized hassidic "rebbe,"
Americanized to the extent of using
American methods in his business,
such as advertising. He is neither
Raw, in the orthodox sense of the
word, nor preacher, but just
"rebbe." The office and dignity of
"rebbe' is hereditary He is rebbe
because his father, grandfather, etc.,
were rebbes. He is the exponent of
the hassidic attitude of fervor and
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-12-15

With all due respect for our es-
teemed associate editor, we confess
that we find it extremely difficult to
tell when Jew is Jew and when
he is Judaist. If a Jew is troubled
with Judaitis, and goes to the syna-
cog once a year, does that make a
Judaist of him? And when a Judaist
disagrees with the rabbits theology,
does that make a Jew of him? We
are sorely perplexed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
vAGRANT SAYS he
SET FRISCO BOMB

OREGON CITY. July 29.-Stolid.
~ shaking his head. G. Lassen. 20.
detained here as a yagrant. refused
10 utter a word today. when Depu-
~ District Attorney Thomas A.
Burke qulzzed him regarding his
alleged confession OF implication In
the San Francisco bomb outrage.
According 10 Christ. another pris-
oner, IAfwen told him he placed the
suit case containing the bomb on
the Market NJ. corner during the
preparedness parade. then walked
rapidly 10 the freight yards and
started North.
lie said. declared Christ. that he
WAS only one OF ~ in the plot. Las
sens alleged confession is viewed
with suspicion by the authorities
here. especially as he eays he
walked TO the freight yards and
took North.bound train" from
s,euart and Market SITS. II would
be necessary 10 cross the bay on a
ferry TO get such a train. officers
hero point out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

The llyest hero ever left for dead
on tho battlefield of the American
new paper copy desk Is former
student IN the university depart
ment Of journalism. William X.
Norton OF Kirkland
A few weeks ago the sad news
was spread by a Seattle Newspaper
that william X. Norton. while fly.
Ing over the battlefield at Neriun
Ia q scouting aeroplane had been
brought low by a German shell and
fatally injured
II published nice things about
William.
A few evenings back, Frank
Kane. professor OF journalism.
walked into soda emporium down.
town and ran into the shock ~ his
cyentful life
There. aloft on the top OF a high
stool. vat William X Norton. hale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
POLICE WRECK
CASCADE BAR

Members OF the dry squad, acting
under orders from Chief Decking
ham. Saturday demolished the Cas-
cade bar. following an investigation
Friday night. when whisky was sold
over the bar.
The Cascade IL at ii5 Main st..
and was once owned by Felix Crane.
now In the penitentiary for accept
ing money from women habitues
OF the district
The dry squad also made arrests
Friday at the Belle Chile parlors.
1i9 Bell st. New Baker hotel. 23z1
First ave, Strand hotel. i2ish
First ave. and the Columbia pool
room. 7iGiz First ave.
The Columbia pool room va
wrecked by the dry squad follos
ing the arrests. ~
All OF these places were servih
whisky. the police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
SUE RICH BROKER

Suit against Harry r ostrander.
wealthy broker In the Railway III.
change building. was filed in supe-
rior court Saturday by the Dupont
Powder Co. TO recover s20.i06 for
his failure 10 furnish 900 tons Of
sulphur he is alleged TO have con-
tracted TO supply the company for
shipment TO Japan. The company
was forced to buy at higher price
than called for in Ostrander's al.
legged contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
dead" SOLDIER HERO ASSURES :
THE BOYS IT'S ALL A MISTAKE

mink checked az ever. bright OF oys
ana dauntiegs ~ manner, attacking
large soda.
william saw Professor Kane turn
pale.
He noted that bis old teach4
was trying 70 say something. bA
couldn't articulate.
IT'S all right. Mr Kane. he said,
climbing down from the stool.
You're not seeing things Seattle
is n different place these days. And
I'm all here. Veriun? I've never
been farther than lssaquah.
Running an aeroplane? Moth.
Ing more romantic than iitney.
mo. they got the wrong Bin
Norton. I'm sorry for the other
one. but glad enough for this one.
And the old crolx de gue
Why. the only cross ! have Ia
X. IN my name"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

Reports OF burglaries in the resi-
dence district Friday night contin-
ued to come TO police headquarteTs
Saturday morning.
Odd bits OF jewelry and small
amounts OF change were taken IRON
the following homes: c. A. Mo.
rill. 1889 Iatona ave: J. T. Raney.
425T Seventh ave. y. e: Mrs. B. s
Harris, 1925 +. Union st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

NEW YORK. N Y, July 2a.--
When Hank Sproggs OF Amherst
burg was lamping the procession
Of wealth and pulchritude en- Fifth
ave. and leastiug his eyes on a
vision Of loveliness that swept by
with all the statellncss of River.
side drive. he was amazed to see a
rough looking man step up TO the
damsel and TO hear the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
Mill Worker Cuts His
Name on Lumber and
He Inherifs 100000

ABERDEEN. Nash. July %.
Suddenly inheriting 100000
from an unexpected source,
Jerome y. Darlington. mill
hand Of cosropolis. distributed
his working clothes among his
comrades and started a dsSh
for Baltimore.
Darlington mad lost track Of
his family. Hoping 20 get In
touch with them, he carved his
name and address on a block
Of timber going East In re-
spouse 10 this. he received a
telegram, saying his grand
father had died In Baltimore,
bequeathins him 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
PUBLIC MARKETS
sot TIL END--No>Dsy

salt sacks Toe! matches boxes Toe:
frssh churnsi butter lbs Sc. fresh
ranch eFss 3ic doH perch. lee ip.t
salmon, 1tc each. 20; roast. lec 10 lamb
chops. i3ac No. white figs Toe 10 to-
mators Sc 10 rantaiouPes. for stc.
Eatermsions % 10. corn. 1oc dog bread
large ioavos ibc. raisin bread. Ice loaf
sour cherries. : boxes i5c. fun cream
cheese. .oc 10 swiss cheese sec 10
Erapen M. csc. peaches isc dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
SQUIRRELS EAT PILLS
AND DRINK MEDICINE.

BUFFALO. y. Y. July 20 SPUR
rels have become 80 tame In Sew.
en,h st that they climb into the
houses and eat anything they can
find. Robert c. Titus complained
that the squirrels have been climb.
Ing into his bedroom window and
drinking his medicine and eating
his pills during the absence of his
nurse and while he was sick in bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
TO HOLD FIELD MEET

One hundred and twenty boys at
tending the Y. NJ. c. a. vacation
school for boys will hold a track
and field meet Saturday afternoon
in Woodland park.
The seven teachers OF the school
will act as officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
DANCE ON Pavement

Residents around 5oth st. and
La,ona will hold a neighborhood
dance on their new asphalt pave
ment Saturday night. The city
councilmen have been invited to
attend Councilman Bob Hesketh
Nill lead the grand march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
SERVE TEA At FORT

Tea was served Friday afternoon
at Fort Lawton. following the dress
parade OF the Red Cross soldier
cites. who passed in review before
Mrs. Hugh Rood. Mai. Eliza Leary
and Mrs. Charles Philips.
A hop viii be given Saturday
night al the camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
ROOSEVELT TO talk

BRiDGEHAMPToN. L. l.. July
2e.-Col. Roosevelt will speak Ia
support OF Chas. Evans Hughes
from the platform where the =
publican nominee is TO receive
LITIGATION OF HIS nomination. Cha
man Wilcox said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
HELD AS DOPE Thief

City detectives arrested Fred
Kelly. 80. laborer. Friday. and
are holding him on suspicion OF
being the morphine thief who stole
drugs from two University doctors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
MADAM NELLIE

sTssias greatest eisirvcFaH, and rhfss.
eisEist guarantee. 20 read your sntifs
iifs. past present ara future Hivss
true sfsir. On hurinsss iots. hsaifh
and family zffAir. tells the name -
Feus fusur. husband or wife ans shat
10 40 "a ~ surrsssfui IN tfs she has
tass arrived IN this city. never here
before ore v'sii viii pay ypu Tor ypaF
rnanF ppoin,Tn.nss IN othsrs Nhs
wtfi remove aii obstacles and tell Yaa
haw 60 win arf hold the ere you 90.
size she sfves advice % al important
affairs q ufs special readings tee
Hotel Eik. room .. 1891 Esooaa, near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
NEED FOOTBALL WITH
THESE MINCE PIES

INDEPENDENCE. Kan. July 20
Putting whisky in mincs pies Gre
ated quite a demand for them. the
proprietor Of negro restaurant
her. admitted In police court TWEEN.
~ quarts OF whisky were taken at
his place. along with a barrel OF
bottled imitation beer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE
ssss

ssss
- acres. cleared ana fenced ara
partly ~ crop. fronting on
county Highway. clos. 20 lake.
large poultry house. With runs
to accommodate several hundred
chickens lard les level. aad ts
40. ! poultry proposition faS
anFcns uishing % keep sosa
feuia Or lees Price 1875. terms
80 cash atd 90 per meath.
IRE. abstract TAKE Ktrkiaad
boats 40 Madison park - office
% Burke FaFrsr So kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
WOMAN IS INJUA|

Mrs. Clara Baker. 1910 Palatine
st. sustained cuts and bruises
when an auto truck collided with
the auto In which she was riding.
Friday night She was thrown
against the wind shield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

benefit of possible customers. The
man is manager Of the models. He
walks along and tells them what to
do and when 10 do It."
Mannequins are threatening to
strike because they only get 20
minutes In which to change GOWN
They demand one hour. flat.
Their time schedule calls for
blocks walk In two minutes. They
ask 2ia minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
rude nerson saw:

rude person say:
Shoulders further back Chin
higher; and walk on the bottom
of your feet--not the Sides"
Then his city nephew broke the
news TO Hank
That's danes a mannequin. ="
said he. she wears clothes for a
husiness-to demonstrate her
dressmaker's style and skill for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
2S--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
pIIRENOIOCIST

Madam Nina has Just arrived IN Seattle.
never sas hsrs tefpfs ara shs ran ssii
fau al your rest tifs ard shai Yeuf
faters life Il 90 b. can adfiss fna le
tusiness affairs. family affairs hnd ioNs
affaiFs toll ynu phsn Y0u utii marry
AHd the taitiai - ths enc ynu Miii
marry hos 10 cnnausr ynuF enemies
snt aFuii al trouble aad b hArnf
tells Pea On regard - fnaf ahsent
fFisnds tells yas shat yeas sfs ADAPTED
Tor ard huw GO - sarrssafal IN Hfei
tells 700 shat business fs wiasf taekf
for 700. The madam aiii rive pea
even satisfaction. Hsy rsadisss are
al srafiasetiaii shsrsss % cents The
madam can - feund A. sits tnien .;
hsfsssu second snd Third AYES. Yer
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
NINE. VICTORIA

NINE. VICTORIA
tn elaborated rhr.noioxis, etsirr.vsr,
snd rsirHis' give. scientific r.ssinrs
en- all affairs % uf.. past, present OF
future You have .ssn the others. ne-
zee N. beet. n IN irpuhi. All reading,
rusrantssd satisfactory % no fees ar
rsptsd Readings sec. Location over
Oct pruE Co. tsss PA. .,
cLkfnVorANT ANp PALNiaTHY 81
University. tstvsen Fifth and Sixth.
Tell past. present ana future. consisting
tnsinssa ard love affairs. advise yea
about divorce cases and shat will ~
your lucky step IN lifs 90 take. viii tell
ran nam % your lover. sweetheart
friends. enemies. and what you are
most adapted for Test reading free
Permanently located Hours N 70
SD NJ
rHoF nEtL PtfRENoLoGiEr. NJ.
ftum. rairnisi ana business adviser
Readings fNr Room T. Elliott Hotel.
First and Pike
4aE DAVIS - NOTED EfHorEA~
fui ciairyoysnt powers she tells yau all
1878 seventh. between rike ard ZINE
MADAM FftANK = CLAtHVoYAN
card reader paimis, esc 1osm Pike
corner FIRST Hotel Elliott
MADAM uRANpT = cLAiRvoYANT
card painiirtrr SOC sos Pike. Charles
ton Hotel Apartment -
CHARLES FHANKLfN-w WONDERFUL
hoy rlairvoyanf Special t0c nsrk
shire Hotel 1870 Second avs room 81
srtRtrrAL MEDIUM AND HEALER
1901 Nclrore ave
MADAM FHY -RELfARt.E CLAiHVoY-
ant card reader. iti2 Fif,h Elliott
taGaw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

rifHESutpgfNr
She reads Yaur entire
Hfe. EivinE advire
au family troubles
eve speculation
marriage .spaFa
tians uuitss ihr set
nfafsf Why not
$50 ths test t'trrn
niaHisff Hatisfac4
tinn guaranteed COS
Ff~r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29


CIT THIS ptr. QUICK. ~ rSMAH4
risa. and mail if 20 70 within neNt 10
days. wHh year name and address. ara
sc viii give you an opportunity 70 -.
cure tWn Years membership IN the old
reliable Sincere cprrespondirK Club.
FREE 4 charge. sithnut spending dol.
lar on our money. which wiii sntftis
You to- thousands ~ names and al
dresses. with descriptions. - wssilhF
refined. handsome home. loving. IadF
members u Our club who desire -ariv
marriage Write quick. iuriusinE SONS
postage for large collection - photos
and descriptions % ladies - means de-
string marriage. Address Sincere Club
BIZ. valley. Sse
WORKING MAN. ss. SOME MEANS.
steadily employed. vish.. Acquaintance
% singh. lady or Wlfow with some
fuipsss and devotion. Christian Science
preferred object matFimony Trifisrs
don't answer address F-tT. star
wuRkfSgMAN. as. WITH PRorERTY
wishes acquaintance ~ lady from - %
-. With some means. 20 open good
pating proposition marriage n suited
80 objection Co widow with one or two
children. German o. Scandinavian pre-
fsrrsd object mafrimony address
Pa. star
ALL suFFERERs FROM my cAUsE
whatever should take xxx HEALTH
TREAT MENT which the pryiua
Scientists offer 10 the public tree sun
f~"- - T. mi Monfars wednesday,.
rrlfaYs. p m. 81 I'm. AT y.
LNuiEs Don't WORRY wTtEN DE.
isysd ar Irregular Css Lady Eigiu I'm
psrial Tablets BY mail 81 per hnt
double strength. $50 Every boz
guaranteed Grown Agency. 1871 sixth
MISS MARION , HhTnS MA i1..
cage. berkshire Hotel. 1919 Second.
office 81
FERN JACkMAN ,a1 :,
l. Tama Hotel. iua Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

FITTED EGYPTfAN
CLAfHVOYANT and
medium. gives i'd
vice On business
matters love. health
and family affairs.
tells the nams Of
your future husband
or wife tells " the
one you love II trus
or false. what part
of ihs country II
N.asHNHi aaf a. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
26-For Rent Furnished

: nooN HOUSE Ar MonriNER srA-
ton. ON Tacoma tnfsrurhant large
lots. fruit trees partially furnished.
O. No. Jas AfCuntoek. Poster. wash.
PM HARVARD ArTH niNut.f AID
anutln housekeeping rooms ell out
slds low root Iss D l.lns .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

~ rot ARE LOOKING FOR Nicr
iasarFs ranch. improved. suitatis fUr
dairYihE fruit. berries or chickens.
ready 90 move IN and take possession.
ws have several % them clos 20
school. on Pacific highway Prices are
reasonable FOR further Information
wriis IDA ErE Farm. ~ F y No, J..
hsrysviiis wash.
ron HALEs AcWEH goon SOIL
s-fonm hnuse railroads a mills 90
each station $3.50 Address " n
Williams Luehe Hotel Hasensdals
wash
SNAP FOR YOU
2 aetss u land. near Granite Pals; Alt
level. Euod soii Price iaoo. Must h.
ell cash
car ss7 Empir. BIDS
90 ACRES ZINE LAND. 1900! HALF
cash. orchard farm ouibuiidinFs and
crops. good we'll a. Wallcou. Toledo
wash
OCT a HOME IS SULPHUR sPRTN0
valley, attendant shailop water. soil
grows anything but tropical fruits
ideal farming conditions good cream
cry Write Tor literature board Of
Trade. Wilcox. Arin
. ~--------.-.-.---a-..4 Q
GOOD FARM LAND FOR SALE
% acrss aii bottom land. one mile from
Kingston. Price ti.0s0, $3.50 cash
70 acrfs 2a miles from Kingston Price
1850. half cash
YOrNg q BHoBERG
2oeo Vernon PLACE Phone Ballard So
ron DETAILS ON LANDS
Handy 60 our mills and camps
Write or $50 u a. MEIKIEfOHN
Mgr Land Dept. 1901 T.. g. Smith Bldg
SEATTLE. WASH
you deal with W. direct"
THHEE LAKES LuMnEn co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

tlan. on Tacoma inisrurban. large
lots. fruit trees partially furnished
- 90 Jas Arcnniocs. poster. Wash.
PtNE. HARVARD Arts -HisuLs ASp
doutle housekeeping rnans. ail out.
ID. ..e- .sS 80. = l.9ss-,sl.--~~~
27-For Rent UNFINISHED
rLEKrANr. cLEAN. MODERN HOME
rooms near Providence hospital.
furnace. Madfona car. r. good tis
Isth East tssi
FHoM j TO t.nooM HOUSES AND
cottages 10 ist 90 sood tensnisi soma
tsselse sss,Sggll ! ,JlIss,se.Sseeo>ooo
3l-Housekecping Rooms
TWO HopEnN nouHEKEEptNG
rooms nicely furnished. - per month.
Nefth 1850
rTEAHkNf FNoNr Room Af.Ho TWO
feems HEht. Eas. phone. cheap teeh
Eishth
/ notHEkE1piNu HooMs FoR HENr
SIS yer month. Iftt lfih ave- Take
r tbian car IN Fihs o. set eff At
ltth 49, csli g tessagen .onooo
33-Children Boarded
rnivArE chiLDhEN'H sUhhERr.
~Ss~S~1~~~-~~~.~~~-~
i7--Business Chances
FAcfoNr nEtSD E9rtrFED ron
manufacture - coal ser dyes our
astoin paiishss cold ~ isee Retailers.
FINAL an1ant % stock offered en- con
ssryafiss basis fer additional squip-
meat and material hgtarFipitan units.
tiee. cash % terms frsssfiEafs asIsk
~ Write for booklet see car DYE
sshibit 80 tfgf Third ave
wEsT COAST CHEMICAL CO. Seattle
PIX alioF. WILL EQuIrPKp. FOR
sale. doing good business ssts seth
~ " nailAfa ~
GROCERY STONE HAcRiricE- s.
~ mast leave AZ ouss feT Montana
nics eisau stock fine location : iistHE
rooms ard fHfniiurs rent nnlY ga So.
issa fnr all So Gamer. st.s AuFofa 81
SAW MIL rok VALE ~ ToE wAsT
rood hAfsain. look ihis ap gaiur
cheap " ~ nroeb. oak HsrbaF.
>~s~~Ac.-o ~e~-o~~~~s~~N
38-Real Estate Wanted
wkNrEp-aMAf.f. HOME. NEAR cAn
rqt over ti.ste IN exchange fef 20
sores Hepd vaimgrossa iaaa Pierre.
county. and ties cash. o~a.f 3. .s.a
-e.le--e-.~-@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
27--For Rent Unfurnished

rLEAHANr. CLEAN MODERN HOME
fauma near Providence hospital
furnace. Madfona car. r. good tit
Ialh Easl ltal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

: artss 81 land. near Granite Faii.. Alt
level. Eu1d soil Price $500. Must b.
ell each.
en- ~ fs...t.. ssff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29
Attornevs-at-Law

NUTSHELL n rARRriis-tfs y 7. Bls
General practice. Estates, laws husssnd
ard ~sf~: consultation sr~- Einet, ~
e r scH0Pr. ~ Down. mas res I'D
ave CONSULTATION FREE. coat
6ertfsf. laws hu.ra~f arf Wife, geo.
erst practice s~~- rnferats
y RAf.f.-~EsTA pf.tsVrr 1851
General practice hurke huildinr' w
Second ave. Main Tfof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

o ACRES FfNE LAND. 5000! HAf.F
cash. orchard farm ouibuildinss and
crops good NelL a. Wailcott. Taiedo
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

I tI50-3 UOONEI 50VI'N l0t. Sound View
easv terms. Fauntlcroy car owner.
] aE0O W WlUnw ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

GOV. LISTER granted pardon
Friday to J. J. Haggerty aged Ray.
mond banker. sentenced 10 two
years for accepting deposits when
he knew his bank was iDsolvent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-29

ron SALE TWO TRACTS AND HOUSE
OF rukwiln. an planted to fruit trees.
bearing 81 200. electric llght and cit,
telephone. terms See owner. kusancr.
LIaNNaLnLIM ahnn- InnLnn ANn.n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27
MOVIE GOSSIP

Frank Daniels, American comic
opera comedian, has joined the Vita
graph forces.
Mike" Vitagraph white rat actor,
has died. He became too fond of sui
phur matches.
Pearl White and Creighton Hale
are featured in new. Pathe play
Hazel Kirke."
Paramount's my Lady Incog,"
featuring Hazel Dawn, was filmed in
st. Augustine, Fla.
Anita King and Victor Moore are
co-stars in new Lasky production,
''The Travelling Salesman"
A day-and-night cafe has been add
ed to. the Keystone studios. Mack
Sennett intends to have continuous
work.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., is now
using the movies in Colorado mining
camps as a free recreation for the
miners.
Helen Gibson, KaIem's daring star,
admits she is superstitious. She re-
fuses to do anything that the dream
book says will bring bad luck.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

Right up high where it can be
SEEN" that's where milady will wear
her bouquet this spring. On her hat
instead of at the corsage. A Paris
idea? Certainly!
Sir-CoIumbus discovered Amer
lea on three schooners. What would
he have done if he'd had a keg?-
C. M B.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-27

where Joe and Mildred stood, con-
Vulsed with laughter. Joe tore off
the maids apron and Rugged her
hard
you clever Jenny" he shouted,
and the two began to- do make
round the room.
BE careful of the lamp, Joe,"
pleaded Mildred Benton, holding her
sides.
ooh, 1 wish you could have seen
her FACET said Jenny, gasping.
The sound of Toms key in the out
er door sobered them. He came in
briskly.
Hello, you folks! Glad to see you
aIlr' he said. Mildred, dear"
He kissed her fondly, and at that
moment Mildred Benton knew that
the latest platonic infatuation had
become dissipated even without her
carrying out of Joe's scheme;
"Milly, you look prettier every
day." said Tom. '1'm as hungry as
a bear. Hurry up the dinner!'