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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

stego ! postepu jego polSkich Wsp6IObywatdN to-
90 kraju. Ojciec Sviety wdsielW tcg0 sasscsytr
p. Sswajkartowi 10 pc1no$cj csasW jcgo :ycia u
magrode "a jego po$wiecenia ! cierpienia, jdkie
niejednokrotnie pOnosic muSiat I ga jegO me-
Strud<one pySi2kj / prace, kt6rG tak homie SEA
tou05 no svem Stanowiskn, jako nqSs ndjpreed-
MESSY katolicki d:jennikars ~ jesHkW polSkine.
Zaseczyt ten nadany mw;sostd "a stardniem
jcgo ArcybiSkupa I jest to pierws:e ~ydarsenie,
&c oby'UateE polskiej "arodowo$cj 10 tym krdj"
dostqpH tax wielkjego s~0Sacayt"; mech to
riec bedsie dowOdem da tysiecy ndSscgo mier-
nego ludu polSkicgo tcgo miastd, &c ich Arcybi-
Skup u=naje ich l~ojaEno$c / praywiqeonie do ME-
90, odsnac.ojqc jednego nich, ht6ry tax cecSto
by{ ich rsecsnikjem, q earaeem MECH prsypom'-
ma. &e Z tum sarnvm wys}kien1, . jakim GotOa1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

Il. XIV. 1899 Pozniej Papieze
Leon X i Juliusz III przywilej ten
nadali take Collegium Abbrevia-
forum i Biskupom asystentom tro-
nu papieskiego. Przez take roz--
szerzenie przywilejow order Sw.
Sylwestra stracif wiele ma SVEN
znaczeniu.
Papiez Grzegorz XVI przywro-
Gil jednak owernu Orderowi Sta
rodawne jego znaczenie. Brewem
2 dnia 81 pazdziernika 184l r. Cd
dai uroczyscie i publicznie Zakon
Ziotej Milicyi, czyli Ziotej ostro-
81, pod opieke Sw. sylwestra I
Papieza, odebraf familii Sforza,
Collegium Abrreviatorum i Bisku.
pom asystentom tronu papieskie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
p. Kard. GdspQn,
owac nowych czfonkow orderu
SW. SYlWestra.
SekretQTs Stdnu.

owac nowych czfonkow orderu
Sw. Sylwestra.
,Papiez okreslii takzc sama o.
make orderowa a mianowicie zio
ty, osmioramienny krzyz z podo-
bizna Papieza Sw. Sylwestra W
srodku biaiej p~owierzchni krzyza.
Wstega orderowa jedwabna pod
trzymujaca krzyz ma sic skfadac
z pieciu poprzecznych pol koloro-
wych, 2 ktorych try So barwy
c~zerwonej, pozostaie zas koloru
czarnego. Oznake nosza komtu--
rowie zawieszona ma szyi, kawa-
lerowie zas przypieta pc Level
stronie piersi.
Dawniej nader malowniczym
byf stroj kawalerow orderu Sw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
ARCHIDYECEzYA CHICAGosKA.

BlurO KanCIerZa.
740 Cass utica.
Chicago, ILL.,, dnia % sierpnia 1917.
WRy As. Francisgek Gordon, CIR. .
1925 Y. Wood ILL.,,
Chicago, III.
Mo- drogi Ojc=e Gordon!
Il acielkq prsgjemnO$ciG donOsae niHieJ-
SEEM, &c Ojciec Surety <assczycH p. StaniS'awG
Sewajkartd, redaktorG DsiennikG ChicGgOSk'e-
90, godRo$ciQ Rycersa $W. SylUestra PGptezd.
Ten wieIki saSzceyt nadany mu sOStat ~ n0gro-
de "a jego mieStrudeonq ! pe'nq po$wiecento
prace prse5 przess3o Gwier6 wieku ma @iwie ka,
tolickiego dsiennikarSt1r0, ~ dO,C6d u@nania je-
30 $tara6 ! aCyS{k6w ~ rOgszersaniu @GSdd no
5zej Uiary $wjetej, wolno$ci jego kraju ojcay-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
STANISAW SZWAJKART.

Stanisfaw Szwajkart urodzii
sic dnia 10. maja 1857 r. w Tarno-
polu, w Galicyi. Pobieraf nauki w
Z{oczowie, Brzezanach i w Stani-
s1awowie.
Ma uniwersytet wstapii we 1.-Two
vie i oddai sic studyom matema-
tyki i fizyki; rownoczesnie pisy-
wal do lwowskich pism.
nOkonczenie str. 6ei)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

Sylwestra. Skladal sic on z haste
pujacych cze$ci: y Plaszcz kolo-
ru czerwonego, siegajacy az do sa-'
mych stop, przyozdobiony dwo--
ma rzedami zfotych guzikow, kol-
nierzem z rewersem zielonym.
q Spodnie szerokie, barwy bia}ej,
z tasmami ziotemi. 81 Kapelusz :
piorem biaiem. ~ Szpada re sre-
brna rekojescia. 81 Lancuch zioty
ma szyje, ozdobiony w samym
srodku przymocowana do niego
maia zfota ostroga. Ponadto Pa
piez w Brewe SVEN zastrzegi jak
najwyrazniej, re czlonkami tego
orderu moga bye ~wyiacznie ludzie
wielkich zas}ug i czynow.
Temu zlaniu sic Ziotej Milicyi
z Orderem Swietego Sylwestra
poiozyi kres Sp. Papiez Plus x.
Chcac uwiecznic pamiatke Ju--
bileuszu ziotego definicyi dogma
u Niepokalanego Poczecia Najsw<
Fanny, uznaf "a stosowne wskrze-
sic napowrot do bytu order Zfotej
Milicyi czyli Ziotej Ostrogi; no.
wy ten zakon oddzielif cd Orderu
sw. Sylwestra, z ktorym byi kie-
dyS przez Grzegorza XVI pola-
czony. Procz tego zamiast ma
diva, podzieli} kawalerow Sw.
sylwestra ma try klasy, to jest:
y Kawalerow Wielkiego Krzyza.
Komturow czyli Komandorow
i 81 Kawalerow. Cd krzyza orde-
rowego usunieto wiszaca ma dol;
mem ramieniu zfota ostroge, naka-
zano jednak, BY nova oznaka
spoczywaia ma srebrneJ gwiazdzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29
HISTORIC Ordsru SW. SyIWsstra

Order Sw. ~Sylwestra Papieza
jest jednym z najstarszyeh orde-
row w KoSciele Katolickim. Orde-
rem tym, bardzo wysoko cenio--
nym, zaszczycano dawniej wyia-
cznie czIonk6w Koscio{a Katoli-
ckiego i tylko obywateli pahstwa
koScielnego, ktorzy po}ozyli ma
der wielkie zasfugi ola sprawy
Ko$cioia Chrystusowego. - Cd
niepamietnych ezasow istniaio "
panstwie koscielnem stowarzy--
szenie czyli zakon Cavalier"
Poczatek sw6j wywodzili oni cd
Papieza Swietego Sylwestra L. j
utrzymywali, re czfonkowie ich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-29

Take j same ubranie kaWaleroW
podlegfo zmianie. Ubior d~zisiej--
sly stanowia nastepujace pred
mioty: y P4aszcz, koloru czarne-
go, siegajacy az do stop, przyo-
zdobiony jednym REDEEM pozlaca-
nych guzikow, z narekawkami /
ko4nierzem z czarnego aksamitu
haftowanego ziotem p Spodnie
czarne, szerokie z zfotemi tasma-
mi. 81 Kapelusz dwurozny z jed
wabiu surowego, pfzystrojony
kokarda barw papieskich. ~ Spa
da z rekojeScia z perfowej masy
z ornamentyka zfota, wiszaca ma
zlotym pendencie. (Pius x. Motu
Proprio, 2 dnia 7 lutcgo 1905 ro-
ku.)
Zaznaczyt wreszcic wypada, &c
Order Swietego Sylwestra co do
swej waznosci i godnosci jest
czwartym Z rzedu, pc MIN dopic-
70 nastepujc ma nowo w~skrzcszo-
ny do bytu order Ziotej Milicyi
Grobu Swietego. Poza tymi vic
kszymi orderami istnieia ~jeszcze
try mniejsze, ktoremi Stolica
Swieta zaszczyca osoby zasfuzo-
ne. (Osservatore Romano, IL lu-
tego 105. Urzedowy komunikat
kardynaia Kanclerza Ordcrow
Rycerskich.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
REVERENCE A COLD
EMOTION

My mail was very large this
morning. dear little book. and very
interesting. With the letters from
Annie and little Margaret Ann
came a note from Elione and a let
ter from Mollie.
Eliene writes;
IL miss you very much, Margie.
| feel as tho J were sitting on dy-
Mantle. Each day pick up the pa
pers with fear and trembling, ex-
pecting to see that awful story
spread over the front pages. Some
times wish Il would come and
have II over.
Harry II in such Q nervous state
that he Ia like a walking skeleton.
Last nighS we were dining with
friends and the conversation turned
10 the subject of Romans stick
ing to her husband thru thick and
thin. was on pins and needles.
Altho | realized that no one knew
anything about the black chapter
in Harry's and my life. yet ! could
feel tho way in which they would
discuss the conversation when they
did know.
Harry could not keep still, and
he said impulsively. "A real woman
will forgive. sometimes think we
men would stand very poor show
II II we're not for that divine ma
ternal instinct that makes woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

| know that he loves me, but |
want him to love me as he loved
the mother OF Bulge and To-day
because he could not help II. He
loves me because he realizes that
II he did not he would be terribly
ungrateful. l think Harry rever-
ences me above all womankind. but
reverence is cold emotion.
81 don't want to be saint in a
niche, and when this story comes
out every one will say, Poor
Eliene Symone, she must be a saint
TO put up with what she hast!
"Margie. have been blessed in
the twins to an extent that would
make even greater grief only a
just compensation. Sometimes
think | love them better than my
own little girl. and II | could only
wipe the slate clean of memory !
would be the happiest woman alive.
II used to think, when l heard
you say that yo1omished you hds a
good forgettery to hide away all
disagreeable memories. that you
only said It because you thought II
was clever. but. dear. II | were
making this world over again,
would have the place of memories
very small and the forgetteries
very large.
Harry says 20 tell Dick he Is
sure to be elected mayor, and. II
he Is, he wants him on the school
board.
II hope both you and Dick Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

want to take not only her erring
child. but her erring husband into
her protecting arms
but. Harry said woman
much older than the rest OF as. 1
wonder II you men ever realize
how those protecting arms ache
with the burden OF It all
"Harry looked up at me quickly.
and n look OF compassion came
into his eyes with such intensity
that | trembled for fear some one
else at the table would notice II.
And then. Margie, | realized a
queer thing. As looked about
that table | found that nearly every
man and woman sitting there was
looking, not at Harry or at me, but
at each other. They had forgotten
convention and were auditing ac-
counts. .
"The host was tho first to re-
cover, and he said. Come. Mother.
let's get our wraps. as the motors
are here which are to take us to
tho theatre
Every one smiled at the word
Mother for his wife was very
young. and the least maternal in
her attitude of any of the women
at tho table.
ooh. Mnrgie, Margle, ! don't want
to have that maternal love for Har.
ry he speaks about. want my
lover back. the lover ! believed
would protect me-would be loyal
to me. Yes. dear. / love him and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
8 ARRESTS MADE
after CAR RIOT

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.--Nins
striking carmen and strikebreakers
we're in the city jail today. as re
suit OF arrests which followed TO
nswed outbreaks OF rioting late yes
terday.
Patrick Costello. striker. was
shot. and NJ. X. Swager and VIM
Winslow. strikebreakers. were
charged with having done the
shooting. following one OF tho out
breaks.
On Powell at. strikers and strike
breakers engaged In running
fight. in which several were severe
" beaten. Fred Uphoff. United
Railroads employe. has not been
found since the fight which occur
rcd last night.
Secret meetings OF both tho
grand Jury and OF the carmen we're
held last night 10 consider arbitrat.
ing the strike. but no announcement
followed the meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
Gates OUSTED
FROM CENTRAL
LABOR COUNCIL

Frank Gates, for several
years delegate TO tho Central
Labor council from Painters
union No. 800, was recalled by
tho union at lts regular meet.
Ino Tuesday night on tho
around that no had used his
connection with tho organlxa.
tlon TO further his own political
enos.
AT tho time tho actbn was taken
0asos wac ac.ias on f,oor manager
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

6esis Weller st. Christ Meyer. 20is
Weller ST.: Georgia hotel. 72oh
Charles st. Yukon Investment Co.
Raymond Aurias de Turenne. 20s
Lyon Bldg: Yale apartments. 673
Lane ST., and Sos Lane St. owned
by August Daverso. grocer. OF FOL
Seventh ave-: Ivy hotel. ST5 King
st. and ao7 Seventh ave. S., Nelson.
Tagholm a Jensen. Inc; King ho-
tel, AIS Fifth ave. g.. II. b. Ken
nedy. president OF the Navy Yard
Route. ship corporation: si2 and
.sfs Eighth ave. s.. Anna Hainke:
e5s and ssl Lane st. Howard Ham
lin, accountant Nettleton-Bruce-
Eschbach CO.. who lives at tho
Elks' club: White Star rooms. 675
Dearborn St, Cayuga Land Co..
Frank II. Renick. foreman OF the
last King county grand jury. agent;
6lO Eighth ave. w. II. II. James:
Rejokan rooms. GA Weller St. and
New White House. 6lsia Weller St.
Fred c. Barrepdes; 622 Maynard
ave, Emily T. Walker. Puget
Mil Co. agents. and Quong Tuck
Co. building owners; s07 and oil
Eighth ave. g.. A. u. Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
Postoffice Burglar
Is Army Deserter

Whether Cecil Sloan. deserter
from the Third Oregon Infantry.
viii be returned 10 the military au-
thorities for punishment Tor dssor-
tion before being sentenced in fed
oral court on a charge OF breaking
and entering tho Redmond postof
fico April Is. will be decided by
Judge Netorcr Monday.
Sloan was found guilty OF post.
office burglary Wednesday. He
claimed he was private In the
Oregon Infantry. and communities
tion with the army officers reveal.
ed that he was n deserter at the
time Of the burglary.
Sloan vas captured near the OF
flee shortly after tho crime. There
was nothing IN tho safe and moth.
ing was stolen from the office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
WOMAN LOSES 1000
SHEEP IN Big FIRE

LEWISTON. Idaho. Sept. 6.-one
thousand head OF sheep owned by
Miss Maybelle Wright OF Burnley.
Idaho. periHhed in a forest fire near
tho Idaho Montana line. according
TO reports today.
One billion feet OF white pine
timber IL threatened In fire
raging In the Dixie region.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
PRIZE MONEY PAID
FOR SINKING DIVERS

LONDON. Aug. i7.--By Mail y
Merchant seamon receive prize
money for sinking submarines. Tha,
some OF them have been successful
has become known thru tho fact
that the treasury has assessed In.
come tar against the prize money.
thereby arousing a storm Of protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
CAVALRY TROOP
browns AT SEA

NJ unifed Press I~sssd Wire
LOS ANGELES. Sept s.--That
an entire troop OF Mexican cavalry
200 men and their mounts and
couipment-was wiped out when a
IEAsonal squat struck and capsized
. barge which was being used TO
tow the soldiers from Point Isabella
70 La Bolsa was the private infor-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

gaining in health and happiness
out there In the land Of sunshine.
Somehow | have always felt, Mar
gle, that you. too, have had your
Gethsemane. Forgive me IL I have
opened secret door, and remem-
Der | love you as much as one
woman can love another.
"ELIENE."
Ito be contlnued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
WIDOW, TO, WEEDS
MAN WHO'S ONLY At

By United Press Leased Wire
PORTLAND. Sept. 6.--Mrs. Sarah
Dodson, 20. today is the bride OF
Arnold Broadhack. AZ. They were
married Mt Vancouver. Wash. yes
terday. despite the protests of chill
dren by former marriages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
MURRAY IN CHARGE

uy United rr~ss LEASED Wire
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept e.-Mat
Gen. Hunter LigEctt turned over
command OF the Western army de-
partment today TO MAJ. Gen. Arthur
Murray. and within n few days Gen.
IAggott will leave for Camp Greene.
North Carolina.
Gen. Murray arrived from the
East late yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

nation brought here early today
from below tho border.
Setting out on the craft TO cross
the Gulf in the wake OF small TUG
the men were soon swallowed up in
the night. They never reached land
and the officials at Guaymas report
ed their death By drowning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
VICE CRUSADE KiTS
RESORT OWNERS
Continued From Page I


went TO the hotel. bu, that Murphy
found tho same conditions on n
visit made few days later.
Volunteer Detectives
we are going right down tho
line with this crusade" declared
lLundin Thursday. we have romo
evidence against many uptown no
tells and lodging houses and We In
tend 10 enter suits againB, their
owners ms soon as We have nuffi'
Client evidence.
"Aii % tho evidence In tho eases
filed today was gathered by lnysHti.
gators whose solo interest Is tho
cleaning up OF Seattle. They will
not receive one cent for their work.
This office will DO glad TO &C.
cept information from any private
individual who knows OF the exist.
encs OF immoral houses. and We
shall cooperate In every way pos
tible with the police department 20
crush tho tendorloln evil"
To Reopen Old Cases
II 10 probable that Lundin will
reopen cases now pending against
about 10 property owners. These
men claimed In court that they did
not know Of the alleged uses tina,
their houses were put 20. and the
supreme court has held tina, Ia
such casca the property owner n
not liable TO the $500 tax which
may be imposed II q can be proved
he was n party TO the offcnscs.
In order TO guard against claims
OF ignorance on tho part OF the
owners IN tho cases filed today.
said Summers. Il mailed each OF
them a registered letter. Informing
them that this office had evidence
that their properties we're heins
used for lcvd purposes. These
notices warned them that they
were liable TO suit II they did not
abate tho nuisnnees.
Tho suits arc % civil nature
and are brought under tho "red
light abatement law" sometimes
known as the Iowa red.ilght law.
which was passed BY the 1915 state
legislature at It's last session.
The procedure IL as follows:
The state first makes applica
ton for an order compelling III,
owners. agents and proprictors oi
tho alleged immoral resorts 10 mp
pear in court and show why they
should not DO cnioincd from operat
Ing the houses.
May Fine Owners $500
The cases are then assigned for
trial and should the state gain q
decree. the houses may be ordered
boarded up for period not over ri,
months and the owners must b.
ordered 10 pay tax OF $500. They
may escape closing the houses By
posting a bond for tho full amount
OF their value and this bond Ia for
feited II tho houses are operated
na immoral resorts at any time
within six months. The tar must
DO paid.
Personal property 81 tho immoral
occupants OF the house may be sold
10 pay tho costs OF the action and
the sropsrty itself auotioned 10
pay tho tax.
In the affidhvits filed today the
names Of tho proprietors are not
mentioned. John Doe and Mary Roe
being used to represent them.
Owners and Agents
Tho properties and property own
crs charged follow: X. 8. hotel.
$40 King ST.. Rainier Heat q Pow
err Co. n. ID. Nichols. vice presl.
dent. $40 Sixth ave. s.. Ernest
Hester, n farmer OF b70l Bangor
st.. owner. and r. d. Nichols.
agent: Luck hotel formerly tho
Lotus rooms). s07 Eighth ave. s..
and oil Eighth ave. s.. both owned
by J. w. Norris: Eclipse hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
EXAM FOR MAIL CARRIERS

The U. s. civi; service commits
sion will hold male clerk-carrier
examinations here September % 10
establish an eligible register from
which selection may be made 10
I'll vacancies as they may occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
BISHOP WILL WED

by United Press leased Wire
PORTLAND. Sept. Friends OF
Rt Rev. Walter Taylor Summer,
Episcopal bishop Of the diocese of
Oregon. today saw the reason for
his frequent trips East when II be-
came known, strictly confidential,
you understand. that he soon will
wed Miss Myrtle Mitchell. of
Negaunee, Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.--The
interstate commerce commission
today suspended until January 4.
1918, the operation OF increased
rates on raisins and other nruitA
from QalifoxpiA to NeE XQxk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
Everybody's
Knitting Now

Almost every Woman
welcomes the opportunity
TO do something 10 help
the country and TO help
those who are going TO
fight
Military knitting. Red
Cross knitting and Red
Cross work occupy the
nimble fingers OF needle
workers.
Free instruction daily In
all branches OF Knitting.
Art >e~aieSork section.
second Floor.
Columbia Yarns. the
finest. are featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
All-Wool. French Serge
e. 80 a Ward

Sl.OO Il dih
AT present we have an ample
"A stock OF this splendid. firm
pure wool serge. and indications
uolnt 10 a future scarcity OF serses.
Therefore II would seem advisable
that you anticipate your needs.
In the color range there are
twenty wanted shades. also cream
and black. 44.inch material Pure
wool. firm. ssrviceable and attrae.
tive. A yard.-.-----------....------.-. 30
-Fraser-Paterson Co. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

Black Satin 10 well adapted TO
the present styles in one-piecs
Frocks-its soft folds and gleam-
ing finish are very effective.
Thir,y-six inches wide. 800.
3I26. &1.35. $3.50 and sl.75 yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

Black Peau de Sole, a
heavy silk with lustrous
finish. makes up sdmira-
bly, In dresses. suits and
coats. Thirty-six inches
wide, $50 and si.75 yard.
basement Salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

the most important
being the three follow
ing:
1t produces good
baking results.
1t heats quickly.
1t Is economical in
the use of fuel.
these are the good
qualities that the
housekeeper requires
of a range, and hun
dreds OF women in
Seattle are finding
them in the Ohio.
Third Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06
Basement Salesroom
Black Silks for Autumn

CHIFFON Taffcta in a soft, lustrous and firmly
~ woven quality, for separate skirt, afternoon
dress suit, IS inches wide, SloO Sl25 $50
and 81 o5 yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

Ito be contlnued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-06

went TO tho hotel. but that Murphy
found tho same conditions on n
Walt made n few DAYS later.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-28
MEN HEAR
ABOUT FL PA50
Burt Orndorff Says City Is
Well Advertised at New
York EXposition.

II Paso was well advertised at the
Grand Central Palace Hotel Mems ex-
position at New York City Nov. u
to II. according TO r. Burt Orndorff.
who has Just returned from an eastern
trip. There was a Texas booth pre-
sided over by a young woman. who
distributed literature from all leading
Texas cities. advertising advantages
for tourists, home seekers and CAPT
talists.
The exhibition was great sue
cess and was attended by a total OF
100000 people. There were go ex-
hibits. among them being shoWiugs
NJ linen. foods labor saving devices
for hotels. and articles for comfort
and service in hotels generally. The
influence Of the war was. Of course.
marked one interesting exhibit was
that Of an electric field range de
signed by a chef
Food Conservation the Topic.
Food conservation was a leading
topic and many of the exhibits Were
substitutes for aiding IN the plans OF
food saving advocated by the food
administration
While gone. AIr Orndorff made %
careful study Of tile moth0d- of east
ern hotels in methods OF food con-
servatiou- he stated. however. that
the plans adopted by FL Paso hot-I
and cafe men for organization are
ahead OF anything that he saw while
i'm the east
"Cornbread for breakfast until the
end of the war" is the slogan adopted
by the BiltmOre hotel of New York
city. he said, and other hotels are
adopting novel suggestions TO aid lu
the food conservation campaign