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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
SANTA ROSAL|A SAID
TO Be IN VILLAS HANDS

Ell PASO. Tex, Oct. 3o.-A message
was received by an American here to.
day from chihuahua City, saying that 1
report was circulated there that Santl
Rosalia had been captured by Villa, whl
had also taken Santa Barbara and otheI
small Towns in the Parral district, en
ccpt Parral itself, where the bandit
leader had been surprised by General
Luis Herrera.
Another report which reached govern
ment agents tonight was that Santa
Rosalia had been evacuated by the Carr
rama troops. Official reports from Chic
huahua City received today say nothing
definite has been received from Santi
Rosalia.
All Of Villas command are now
mounted. refugees coming from th{
western Chihuahua district report.
Recently a large number of horset
were stolen from the Santa DOMINGO
ranch near Carrizal, Chihuahua, BY Vills
bands.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
Why the ''Chicago News"
Bolts President Wilson
Declares the Safety of the Nation and the
Integrity of Its institutions Cannot Wisely
Be Entrusted to Him for Another Term.
[From the New York Sun. October &c, 1851

Chicago, Oct 25.-The Chicago Daily News editor
alIv withdrew it's support from President Wilson to-
day. After stating that the News had urged the selec-
ton of Mr. Wilson before the Democratic convention
four years ago and had also actively supported him IN
the campaign, the News says:
MIR Wilson is a scholarly egotist who measures
all things by personal standards which are subject to
no notifications other than those resulting from his
confirmed policy of opportunisn.
'Do the easiest thipg and make virtue Of it, might
be the accepted motto of this emineny plausible Presl
dent Having no real advisers and no Cabinet except
in name-ths was made clear by the resignation OF
Secretary Garrisonhe has felt free to follow his own
inclinatiOns at all times.
1T was in this method of dealing with the strike
threat of the railroad brotherhoods that President Will
son most clearly disclosed his policy of government.
That perous policy of following the line of least resist
ance is shown here in it's perfection.
1.-THE President employed an easy method Of pro-
iectng present difficulty into the future and OF gain
Ing profitable friendships for himself while sowing
crop Of dragons teeth for his country whose interests
he was set to guard This appalling display of unscru-
pulousncss illuminated like searchight the character
and thought processes of the chief magistrate Of the
nation. The American people should take warning
from the painful exposure.
''ln the opinion of the Daily News the safety of
the nation and the integrity Of its institutions cannot
wisely be entrusted to President Wilson for another
tc11n.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
NOTED BANDIT IS
CAUGHT AND KILLED

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex, Oct. 30
(via Ell Paso Jet, Oct. 0)-Arcadio
Armcndariz, bandit who has been
operating in the vicinity OF Ell Jinaga
and along the Mexican American Dor
der, east of Ojinaga. has been cap
tured and executed at Ojinaga, a mes
sage receive at military headquarters
from Colonel Riojas, the Carranza
commander at Ojinaga, states.
Santa Ysabel. 25 miles southwest
OF here, WAS re-occupied Sunday by
the government troops.
Reports brought 10 General Trevino
by refugees from the district in which
Villa has been operating report Villas
wounded leg in bad condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
W, 81, {, RAILROAD
BOUGHT IN BY new
YORK BANKING FIRM

CLEVELAND, Oct. 3O-The Wheel.
ing and Lake Erie Railroad was sold
at auction today for 100000 to Will
liam R. Begg, of New York, represent
ing Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Begg SAID Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. are acting for the holders
of SS,000000 in three-year notes of the
road.
The reorganization plan calls for the
addition Of $9,9S4,70S to the ". & l..
E.'s treasury. Stockholders are to be
assessed S2T a share 10 provide this
amount, and IN return are TO be given
six per cent preferred stock OF the
road.
The new money is to be used in
meeting obligations Of the road and in
improving track and adding TO the roll
ing stock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
VILLA BANDIT CAPTURED

FL pAS0. Ten. Oct. 3n.--Four more
Villa bandits. Including Rosario Garcia
!, colonel in Villas command, were cap
,urcd on the Santa Ana ranch. ninety
five miles southeast OF tu$aS Gr;tnfes
Saturday. h ythc CarranHa soldiers and
cowboys on tho ranch. y message says
it is probable the f"ur men vii! be cN-
cuted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
OLYMPIA IN COMMISSION

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Oct. %0-The
old cruiser Olympia, Deweys flagship
at Manila Bay was commissioned for
active service here today with Cap
tain b. B. Bierer commanding. She
will become flagship Of the cruiser
squadron in Dominican waters, sup
planting the transport Prairie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

Of stairs at her home. Both ankles
we're broken in the fall. Mrs. Aooott
slipped on the top stairs and fell head
ong down the flight 10 the bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
BADLY INJURED

Special Dispatch to the Tntclllrencer.
FAIRMONT. West. Va, Oct. 80
Mrs. Clarence Abbott, wife of a prOmi-
nent local man was badly injured this
afternoon when she fell down d pair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

confined to his home on account of i
slight Hines.
Frank Aiken OF the North End. who
has been i'll for the past few days l.
able 10 be around again.
Miss Sarah Row will return this week
end from New Yt.'k. where she has
spent q fortnight With friends.
Miss Gene Killeen OF the Island, Is
the guest OF friends ut Pittsburgh.
Mrs. +. y. Graham and little daugn.
ter. Angelina, leave Tuesday morning
for Washington. d. G. They Will stor
cnroutc 1T Shepherds town, w. Va,
where they will attend the conference
Of Ihr l.. 4. r.
Miss Mary Malonly spent the weekend
with friends In Pittsburgh.
Miss Mildred Norton of ParkershurS
is lhc guest Of the Misses Good at Wood.
lawn.
Miss Ida Clemens has rendered her
resignation as cashier of the local Of
fee Of the Union Central Life instr
aucc Company. which position she has
held for the past three years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
Great Independent
Swings to Hughes
Chicago Daily News
Repudiates Wilson

THE Chicago Daily News was founded
nearly fifty years ago as a genuinely
Independent newspaper It has maintained
that character without deviation ever since,
and is bought every day by more than
44O, 900 men and women who have learned
to rely on it's fairness and judgment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

1880
McK&O
Ryl5sGz
91ooeoFEHH soS6zR
Makes your teeth feel
clean. Not only does
Calox taste good but it
does good. The Oxy.
gen saves the teeth
from decay, makes
them white, and keeps
the mouth sweet and
fresh.
rs and SO cent.
McKesson& Robbins, New York
Your 80 Teeth Are 80 Reasons"
Buy Cal0x at
WHEELING, w. VA.
John Coleman Co..
$500 Chapline St.
18th and Market SITS.
1910 Main St.
Chatham Sinclair.
46th aid Jacob Sta.
keesor's Drug Store,
goth and Market SITS.
C. Menkemeller,
Market and 22nd SITS.
Schmidt's Pharmacy,
Mcclure Hotel
Will MenkemeIler's Pharmacy,
Aaskins Hospital Bldg.
8aer's Drug Stores.
18th and Chapine SITS.
18TH and Market SITS.
Hoge.Davis Drug Co..
81 Twelfth st.
w. =. mCElFoy,
18th and Jacobs SITS.
McAlIister's Island Pharmacy,
Cor. Virginia and S. Penn
Fulton Pharmacy III. D. Nalty)
Fulton, Wheeling, w. Va.
BENWooD. w. VA.
Midway eharmacys
Chas. E. 8iednehach,
2216 Marshall ST.
Drag Drug Co..
9th and Main SITS.
M'MEcHEN. w. VA.
r. w. Stephens, 9th St.
Mertcn Carroll,
McMechen, w. Va.
MOUNDSVILLE. w. VA.
w. E. eeabody's Drug Store,
MoundsviIle, w. Va.
V. H. SayIes Drug Co.,
522 Seventh st.
T. r. Rogers & Son,
sHADYslDE. OHIO.
Dawson's Pharmacy,
shadyside, Ohio.
BELLAlRE, OHIO.
C. M. Wyrick's,
Cor Noble and 44th SITS.
C. M. Mckelvey & Co..
Cor. 37th and Jefferson SITS.
DankWorth's Prescription Phar-
macy 3242 Belmont st.
CAMERON, w. VA.
The Cameron Drug Store,
Dinsmore Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

Or. \. P. Crooks. ship surgeon en-
ployed by the Pacific-Japan Steamship
company. has crossed the Pacific
ocean 1913 times. covering in that time
more than 100000 miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31

H S eaH SE sEst 4a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
POLICE ARREST
DRY DETECTIVE

Special Investigator & Tarnaski.
working for the police dry squad,
was ia Jail Monday. under orders
from Chief Rockingham. while
charges that he extorted money
from n. Peterson. i322 Old Fifth
ave. on a promise not 20 appear as
witness against him. we're being
looked into
Ell crooked work Is golng on We
want TO know about g." said the
chief. We heard bad things about
TarnasSi. and II there Is anything
20 them. We, want TO give him the
limit"
TarnaHh was detailed Saturday
night 20 try and buy boore from
Peterson's lodging house. lie re
turned with a small bottle contain
Ing liquor. which he said he bought
there The place Was searched. but
no liquor found.
According to Peterson. Tarnaakl
tslephoned and agreed 20 leave
town. and not appear as a witness
against him. for SEQ Chief Beck
ingham was Informed. and sup
piled Peterson with a marked $40
bill to give Tarnaski ut the Ant
lers hotel. where they had agreed
TO meet. at o 30 p m. Sunday.
Tarnaski was arrested. but the
police couldn't find the marked bill
in his clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
GOTHAM FACES
FOOD PROBLEM
In Case Of Rail Strike 100000
Tourists Would BE
Marooned
PROSPECTS APPALLING

NEW YORK. Aug. it-How the
five million people living In Greater
New York will be fed In the event
of a railroad strike IL problem
being given consideration today.
J. J. Hartignn. secretary OF Mayor
Mitchel'a committee on food supply.
has recommended TO acting Mayor
Frank l.. Bowling that action be
taken by the city government TO
prepare against any stoppage OF
traffic In foodstuffs. IIartigan pro-
poses that survey be made OF all
sources OF food supply which could
be Communicated II the strike is
declared.
With the city In the grip OF an
lnfantile paralysis epidemic. city
authorities are trying TO determine
how the 2.250.0o0 quarts OF milk the
city consumes daily could be
brought 10 the city In the event OF
strike.
Meat packers estimated today
that New York's supply OF meat
would last but eight days.
More than 500. 900 tourists are
now In New York. Il is said.
As New York produces practically
no foodEtuffs. n strike which would
cut off tho city from It's food sup
ply would result In appalling condi.
lions In a short time, authorities
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
AT THE THEATRES

| Graf.
ORoark a. Young display some
clever dancing IN "A Lutte BIT OF
Vaudeville A pretty episode Of
childhood Is portrayed by Rawson
d Clare In Yesterdays" beau.
tifully staged Juvenile act.
Another episode OF ne feature
photoplay. THE Grip OF Evil"
completes the bill.
oRHEUM
They are playing a French com
edy at the OrpheUm this week, a
domestic intrigue dressed up for
summertime and called "Divor-
cons"
And no wonder with the 10.
cal courts averaging more than n
score Of divorces week. tho
Wilkes Players seem To have hit
upon popular subject.
Miss Phoebe Hunt Is found mar
ried TO j. Anthony Smythe and at
the same time enjoying a msdcap
Irritation with her cousin.
About this time a divorce law is
enacted. Smythe. who. you must
remember. Is Frenchman and a
good one, decides TO assume an at
titude Of favor towards the law
His wife Is suddenly awakened TO
the fact that she loves her hus-
land In spite 81 her cousin.
Youll find all the parts well
cast. and whether you have n
cousin In your home or only think
perhaps YOU have. you're sure 10
enjoy "Dlgorcon5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

more money every day than that
frosty dame will Besides. ~ you
must know Il. the boss has an
idea that some day I'll marry him
and try for that society game my.
self.
Now don't smile. Paula. or
may not tell you that from the 20.
sition OF checker in a restaurant
TO the first row in the diamond
horseshoe at the Metropolitan op-
era house Is not 20 far. And what
any other woman has done. your
little friend. Emi1s. can do.
AS I looked at her. Marrie. I
believed she co1ld. and said In.
voluntarily. oh. Emms. wish
had your Confidence
This world viii eat you up II
you don't show (; you are no,
afraid OF IL. II has always got It's
great NAV open for such delicate
morsels as you are You have got
TO 20 right up - hat cruel mouth.
with its awful tongue and sharp
teeth. and. LOOKING into its shirty
eyes. say an rot for you. and
! am not afraid Of your fierce look
and hungry growl.
Emma looSed 80 fierce that !
could not help laughing. and i'm.
mediately found that nothing
puts SO much courage into one as
to laugh.
Evidently Emma thought the
same thing. for she said
That's right, Paula. laugh.
Laugh at me, at the world. at your.
self. at circumstances. at mlsfor
tune-laugh with Joy. with love,
with happiness. with life. When !
first started out. and was having
a plenty, tell yon. used every
morning 10 stand In front OF the
little old cracked mirror In my
tiny hall bedroom. and say to the
discouraged face saw there
Laugh. damn. yor laugh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
CREW MUT|N|ES;
SHIP LOST IN FOG

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IA
Cropping blindly N the impenetra.
Bile fog off the Golden Gate. the
tugs Reliance. Queen and Sea
Rover searched today In vain for
the three.masted bark CAllAo.
whose captain wirelessed during
the night that his crew had mu'
tinted and asked for aid. Aside
from a few brief radiograms tell
Ing OF the trouble. no word came
out OF the fog TO solve the mystery
or 10 give the exact location OF the
vessel.
II was rumortd along the water
front today that the crow mu-
tinted in the belief that the cargo
OF wheat and oil was intended ulti.
mately TO reach the warships Of
one OF the warning European
powers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
GRAND

CHRNO
Yogi and Gurlie. at the Grand
yesterday. gave the patrons a rare
treat I'm AN Indian Rhapsodie.
Their clever dancing and iDterpre
tation Of Indian classic dancing
does great credit to Harvey II
Carroll. It's Seattle author. They
are assisted in their act by Min
erva Eureka.
Gertrude Dunlap and Lew Yer.
den, two OF the funniest people on
the stage, kept the audience In a
roar for Is minutes with their
Bits Of wit"
Sid Stewart as a Versatile En-
tertainer" lives ur to his reputa-
ton.
Arthur and Lake present The
Moth and the Flame" Yin a pleasing
manner. Clark and Cunningham
have a good line OF comedy talk.
Charles Chaplin In THE Fire
man" two reel Mutual feature.
Is on until Wednesday.
PALACE HIP
Lew Hawkins, blackface super
comedian, has returned TO Seattle
and tops the new bill at the
Palace Hip with n lot Of uproar-
lous songs and side-splitting com
ment on current events.
An excellent singing and dane
ing number IL taat Of Williams &
Watkins. a man and pretty girl
Nuzette. dancing yioIlnist. h
clever and dainty.
The Juggler's Dream is a
pleasing novelty operate playlet.
IL is the offering OF Howard &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
PLettUt:s Ts &nthir. G01
r future happiness /?

with our future happiness?
A. A. A.
Aft you were marrying later
In life. four years would make little
difference. But with young people
Il is apt TO matter greatly. Wheth-
er or not IL will interfere with your
future happiness depends altogeth-
er upon your temperaments.
o. was born In Scotland and
have been In this country four
years. have taken out my first
citizen papers. II 10 necessary for
me TO 90 back TO settle an estate.
Am I subject TO military duty II /
return7 MALCOLM.
A.-The preliminary declaration
OF intention" TO become citizen
OF the United States does not pro
tect a man who goes TO his native
country from the operation Of the
laws of that country. Specific in
formation as TO the action of Great
Britain in such cases must be OBJ
tanned from the British vice con-
sui.
o.-kindly Inform me what the
18th wedding anniversary Is
lEoTA.
Alt is called the crystal, or
glass anniversary.
o.-My husband served In the
Austrian army and was taken pris-
oner by the Russians. received
letters from his posted from Siberia
almost every day till about four
months ago, but since then haven't
heard from him. How can | find
out what has happened to hIm7
ANXIOUS WIFE.
A.-Write full particulars TO In.
ternational War Prisoners Bureau,
Geneva, Switzerland. and ask them
to make the necessary researches.
which they will do gratis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
INSANE MAN STAYS
PAIR, WOUNDS TWO

FORT BRAGG Cal. Aug. IA
John Balzer and Domenigo Ga.
selli are dead. the latter by his
own hand. Angelo Maffini IL not
expected TO live today. and two
others are wounded as a result of
Gaselli becoming fuddenly insane
yesterday when he entered Maj.
fms saloon and followed bis shots
at the others by shooting himself.
Caselli opened fife without warn.
ing on the four men. VINO were
seated at card table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

my new friend. knew had no
right TO question her interest In
me.
Yes. he knew some OF my
friends at college. and IL seemed
50 good to get back for a little into
the old life. Emma. that could
not resist going to luncheon with
him
Better cut all that out. kid.
was her advice II his mother
should see you with her darling
offspring. thru wnom she intends
to make the society hurdles OF this
town. you can be- sure she will
make II not only hot for little Hor.
ace. but warm for you
Il could not help laughing at
that. Margie.' said Paula at this
point Of her story. She does
know H. answered. You see.
Emma. answered her advertise
ment for social secretary this
morning. and her son entered the
room
And you we're promptly turn
ed down. Interrupted Emma.
Right you sre. my dear. She
said she was afraid knew more
about the employer than the en-
ploye side OF social secretaryship.
Well that shows me. said En-.
ma, that Mrs. Horace will never
get into society. She hasn't brains
enough TO see that having a real
society girl like you as a member
OF her household would be the
greatest nelp.'
Emma ! said. some day | ex-
pect you will be a society leader.
Well. stranger things than
that have happened she said with
a smile.
Did you lose your position to-
day, Emma7'
81 did aot.' she answered dryly,
the boss knows that I'll save him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

al am engaged TO the finest
man ever. and we plan 20 be mar
ried In October. But his mother,
whom he supports. will live with
US from the first. Do you think u
wise for us 10 undertake nstrimony
with that condition hanging over
US. or wait until other arrange.
rents can be msde7 He is 80.
am "a. Every one speaks a good
word for him and says he 10 very
good TO his mother, consequently
Will be good TO his wife. I have a
decent disposition. but his mother
Is a stranger TO me. Please advise.
N we wait. IL will be years before
we can make q home separately.
ENGAGED GIRL.
A.-Before YOU consent 10 such
plan. YOU should meet and be
come acquainted with your fiance's
mother. After that you should be
able to decide for yourself whether
you could be happy with her In
your home 365 days out of the year
/ for an indefinite number OF years.
o.-I have been going with a
young boy friend for several
months. Recently started 20 work
as nursemaid In home. The
folks are going away next Wednes-
/ day night, and asked me II would
stay all night with the children.
Now. what ! would like to know Is,
would II be proper for my sister
and myself to Invite her friend and
mine to spend that EVENING"
WAITING ANxIOUSlY.
A.--First OF all. you should ask
permission OF the woman at whose
house you will stay to entertain
your company there for the even
ing. II will not be wise to invite
the young man unless you have n
chaperon, or provided that your
sister Is old enough to act in that
capacity.
Dear Miss Grey: would like to
say to e.; You do not wish to
tell your husband Of your jealousy.
because II will hurt him. Do you
not know that your thought can
harm him more than your word
Your evil thought OF him Will, In
time, make him the trifler you think
he Is. You do not really love him.
because real love never is Jealous.
Real love could give him up TO an.
other II he were going to be hap.
pier with that other.
Why can't our women realize what
Us In their power to do for men and
children just thru their dreams"
OF them7 NECANA.
al am % years Of age and en-
gagged 10 n man OF 20. We are very
much In love. Do you think the diff
banana. La n,.r .c.. ..IiI Ixt.rx..~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
WHATS the idea

BEnlDJi. MINI. Aug. "a
Wet and dry workers were
hustling on. votes here today
for a Bei,rami county option
prohibition election that can
have but one result. Under an
Indian treaty this country Is as
dry as good powder. and the
federal government 10 bound 10
keep IL that way. II the county
goes dry at today's election. II
will stay dry. " II goes wet at
today's election II will stay dry
anyhow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
ITALIANS PURSUE
AUSTRIAN FORCES

ROME. Aug. 14.-Gen. Cadorna
pierced another strong line OF Aus
trian intrenchments east of Mad.
logon heights. south of Goritz. and
is continuing to press the enemy
on the Carso plateau. II was Off.
cially announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
TORNADO KILLS
5 AND HURTS II

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. 14.-Five
persons we're killed and II injured.
four fatally. when a tornado swept
over eastern Arkansas last night,
blowing down buildings at Ed.
mundson, Ark, II miles west of
Memphis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
GERMANS WIN BACK
BRITISH TRENCH

LONDON. Aug. 14.-The Ger.
mans gained n temporary footing
last night in trenches west of Po-
zieres. captured ny the British In
yesterdays fighting. Gen. Haig re-
ported today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
TUESDAY SPECIALS

AT THE FOLLOWING MARKETS
OLYMPIC MARKET
tfs Pike 50.
AMERICAN MARKET
sos Third Ave.
WESTERN MARKET
100 Western Ave.
wESTLAhE vAVI<ET
Corner Weatlnke and Piss
SEATTLE MARIStcT
I0D Occidental Ave.
0ALLARD NAHi<FT
SffJ ballard Ave.
Look for v. S. Purple Stamp
Il Signifies Purity and Quality
Shops Open Until 6:2o p. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
Odd Stuff
He Feels Well NoD

Jack jung meyer. who writes
feature stories for The Star, re-
turned early in the week from a
three months cruise aboard a rev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
Lost in the Weeds

Jimmie Crehan. mayors secretary.
contracted to Ford his friend Hazen
J. Titus, to the Darlington golf
links.
They cruised around south OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14
One Of the posthumous awards Of

Nhs VI tnc pobtnunous AWARDS OF
the Victoria cross has been 10 a sol.
: sier AZ Galllpoli, who let a hand gre
a ,de slip from his grasp and fall
Ito his own trench. where. for the
sake Of saving his nearby comrades.
he threw himself down on It and
was blown to pieces. while no one
ssse was even wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-14

Fred Mills, burly police telephone
operator, says girls like to flirt
with men operators just as much
as men kldders like to talk too long