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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-12

More than 300 delegates from all
over the state gather in Lexington
hits week to attend the fourth annual
convention of the Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union of Kentucky. The organ
ization has 10000 members represent
ed in $50 churches and 400 separate
unions.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-12

A blanket form of resignation con-
tanning the names of 436 fremen of
the Cincinnati fire department, was
handed to the Safety Director yester-
day. Mayor Calvin insists he will moi
recognize the freman's union ant
that he will run the department re
gardless of strike.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-12
Commissioners Sale

John L. Combs, ETC., Plaintiff
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-04-12

Print Showing Through
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15

KAPITOLA III.
M esec z lata.
Noe, ktera nasledovala ud3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15

lOSLVn, prVych dVOu kapltO.
ZACH vypravovanym, byla pa.
meJihodna neobycejne krutou
zimou. Vitr fucel primo Cd Sc.
veru a slehal 'oblicej jako zha-
vymi dutkami. TAX kruty mraz
mel prirozene "a nasledek, re
ulice mesta pomniku zahy We
cera zpustly. Jen ii lide, kteri
museli do te zi1ny, byli ma uli-
'clch videni a tech bylo malo.
K temto nalezeli nocni poll
lcejni straAnici, kteri at boure
lijakem nebo chumelenici
buracela, at krev v zilach tu-
hla anebo parnem divoce v
mich klokocala, okrsek Jim wy
kazany obchazeti museli.
Straznlk Rickett pozival
povest svedomiteho strazce DO
fadku a majetku. Jeho serzant
Inepfistihl jej nikdy v hospo-
dach, krcmach, nebo jinych
nistnostech, kan povinnost ia
koveho uradnika nevola a OBJ
Ichuzni straznik, jemuz bylo
bditi mad tim, zdaz podrizeni
straz zl1lci povinosti sve plni,
mohi jen zapiskati a Ricketto-
va pist' aka mu vzdy v zapeti
odpovedela. "A Z tech pricin
incl u svych predstavenych do
bre oko.
Rickett, kruteho mrazu ne
dbaje, konal svou pravidelnou
|obchuzku. Kdyz Sc blizil k
banku Rittingse o spolku, ma
lezajlciho Sc ma rohu ulic St.
Paul a Baltimore, zpozoroval lie
uvnitr hofi silnejSi svetIo nez
obycejne, coz mu bylo podezre
le. V banku tom horival sice
po celou noe, ale mdle; dnes
vsak - byla asi jedna hodina
$ puinoci; horel plyn plane
mem.
PHIL Sc tedy co nejopatme-
j 2 beZ nejmensiho hlomozu k
banku, ably Sc pTesvedcil, co Sc
tam asi dele.
Mohl stati asi tri minuty po
Vzdali, nahlizeje patraye do
vnitr, kdyz tam zocil postavy
dVou muzu, opatrne kdlem pull
tn k pokladni klenbe Sc kra-
douci. Rickett vedel, ze kdyby
zabouchal na dlazdeni pri-
spent, ze by ma nebezpeci lupi-
&C upozornil a utek Jim tax u
snadnil. Nemohl spolehati Sc.
re by sam diva desperatnl lupl
&c pramohl a zatknul; bez zou
faleho zapasu by to asi nebylo
slo a tn snadno zivot svuj
ztratiti mohl, aniz by tim echo
dokaza. Ostatne koncil Sc ma
rohu ulice st. Paul jeho okrsek
a tn Sc mohl tedy bezpeGne ma
dit, re pravou dobu, al zahvi
zda nebo obuskem ma dlazdeni
znameni da, zadouciho prispe
nj Sc ,ru dosta1e. | odhodlal Sc
tudiz vyckati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15

Rickettovo rozumovanl ukazs
10 Sc pravym, nebot' nez pet m
nut uplynulo, namanul Sc mt
soudruh re sousedniho okrsku
Nekolika slovy byl namanuv
81 Sc straznik zpraven o tom
co Sc dele, nacez oba strazni-
ci opatrne k tomu Sc nell, ably
lupice lapili.
Zkusni, jsou-li dvere zavEe-
ny, a nalezse re ne, vcsli. Chte
Ii vejiti bez nejmenSiho sra.
motu, ale ma nestesti jeden z
Mich MAZE ma podpatku mnoho
snehu nalepeneho uklouzl
cimz sramot zpusoben. Lupici
to uslyseli ma prvni pohlcd
|poznali policejni strazniky.
| Zdalo Sc, re ohmivzdornou
Ipokladnu otevfenou nell a re
obsah jeji shrabovali. Jeden z
mich drzel v ruce jeden mesec
zlata, druhy vsak diva.
Vidouce, re jinak neupiknou
lee kdyz nejvetsi prudkosti z
banku vyrazi, ucinili tax sice
s uspechem. Straznici zustali
Inekolik okamzikd cell zarazeni
'nezli Sc dali do stlhani lupicu Il
S vetrem zavod prcha.jicich.
Jeden straznik pustil Sc "a
lupicem .nesoucim jeden mesec
zlata, druhy pax Ricketts, "a
.onl dvema mesci.
Chlapik ten utikal po balti-
morske ulici az k narozi ulice
Calvertovy. Tenkrate stale sta
re museum ma rohu baltimor-
SIX ca Colvertovy ulice. Vchod
do musea, ktery 'tvoril jakysi
portal re vSech stran vyjimaje
pruceli, kryty, byl q u!ice Co..
vertovy.
Kdyz lupic tudy bezel, spa
trll V portale schoulenou posta
w muze, ktery Sc sem nejspise
pred ostrym mrazivym vetren
uchylil.
"Tu vezm., hochu," kirk
nan lupic, ">neSec dukatu. Ma
bral jsem 81 vic, nez mohu u
nesti; avsak nedrepi tn a del
Sc na utek."
Toto rka, hodil schoulenemu
muzi jeden meSec zlata k no.
houm a prebehna cestu, zmizel
V ulici Fayettovy drive, nczli
Rickett k narozi dobehl.
"Zlato! zIato!" opakoval 81
muz jakoby u videni, vstavaje;
'to znamena chleb, palivo, o.
blek pro moji zenu die"
' tomtez okamziku zaboCi
straznik ma narozi. Henry
Crestline iej zocil napadlo jei
tn chvili, re stiha lupice. All
neveda CO cini, dal Sc ma utek.
Straznik, MAZE ia to, re be.
ii ga tim pravym zlod6jem, Ma
pnul vsechny' silly sve, ably jje.j
chytil, coz bylo veci dosti 3nad
nou, nebot' Henry byl hladem
a zimou tax znoren, ze icn $
nadlidskym namahanim b6hu
pokracovati mohl.
Minul namesti pomniku a
bezel neuS.ale 20 Cd,vertovy
ulici, az dosahl u3ici Saratoga,
do niz zabocil.
(POkrafOyanil
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Mrtev, vSak jeSte xiv
Roman.
Roman.

U nohou mlade a krasne Re
ny.te sedel maly chlapecek, ma
jici podobu malky sve. Byl to
Percy.
Kdyz Henry Crestline vessel,
manzelka jeho vyskocila a be-
zlc mu vstric, volala:
Henry, zajiste isl dobre po
chodil = otec tvuj ii pomohl,
neni-liz pravda."
"Nikoliv, Madlenko," odpo.
vedel Henry temnym hlasem.
"KlamaIi jsme Sc oba. Otec
muj nechce mne znati a odbyl
mne ne jako zebraka, nebot'
tanu by almuznu zajiste neo-
depfel, ale jako lotra."
"A rekls m,u jakou bidu
name, vsecko's mu rekl?"
"Ano, rekl jsem mu, re hla
dy umlrame, ale kdybych pred
jeho ocima spolu vami hla-
dem hynul, an by ami prstem
nepohnul, ably mne zachoval."
PAX pomozis nam bGhw zvo-
lala neboha zena a sklesla ma
polamanou zidlici zakryjic
81 tvar rukama, zalkala: "Na-
Sc posledni nadeje mas zklama
la - jsme ztraceni!"
"Tajinku," kricel maly Per
cy, prisourav Sc k nohoum Of
covym, "dej nj papat, ia mann
velky hlad!'
20 boze!'' zaupel mlady
muz, tresa Sc na celem tele a
lone rukama, ''tot' vice, vice
nez snesti mohu.'
"Nezbyva nam mez zemriti,
Henry" septaEa Madlena, tu-
lie Sc k muzi syemu.
'Nikoiiv, Madlenko, my ne
zemreme, nesmime zemfiti, pc
kud jest stribra a zlata ma
Svete.'
Ma to chopil Sc ope5 sv6ho w
pelichaneho k.obouku a spe-
chal ke dverim.
"Henryn' vzkrikIa zena ie-
ho hlasem uzkostlivym. "Co "a
myslis?"
"Co zamyslim? chci vam o.
ptfiti chleb, abyste nezenreli
hlady."
Henry, manzeli!" vd,ala ze
ma, Jsouc ma nejvyS rozcilena,
"ty prece nechces Sc dopustiti
ziocinu? Radeji zemi'u, ncz
bych .iedla chleba opatreny zlo
cinem.'
Mlady muz Sc zarazil. Po3le
dni slova zeny jeho neminula
sc ucinkem. V tom vsak oval
Sc Percy:
To rozhodlo; slova nepro-
mluviv, vyTltil sc Il chudicke
svetnice.
Zena jeho svalIa Sc bez Sc
be.
KAPITOLA III.
M eSec Zla ia.
Noe, ktera nasledovala uda-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15

spatne slysi, ia spatne sly5in
- nu, jeste neco?
| Poslusne prosim, pane stab
sarzt, ia sem taky blbej -
Kterak muze Rakousko sna,
no vyhnat Rusy z Karpat?
Zacherlin ma ne!
Ma Vanoce roku 1915 An1e
rika poslala do Evropy LODI .
darky k Jezisku, Z nichz cas-
urcena i pro Rakousko.
Rlkalo Sc, re "nasi' v pol
nedostanou k Jezisku mic, pre-
toze "jim nadelil uz Mikula.
It. j. car rusky Mikulas).
General Boroevic ma italskt
-
fronte mel jednou dlouhou
.chvili. Chtel Sc vyrazit, voIi
k tomu zphsob, hodny jeho in
te!igence a vtipu. Rozkazal na
sblrat do pytlu vselijak smeti
" poll, konsky trust, i odpu.
stenlm, cloveci odpadky, a po-
rucil pilotovi, ably teni py-
til vzletl a shodil je pred ital-
skym polnim stanem.
Stalo Sc. Italsky velitel vyide
ven, taze Sc, co tam shodili au-
strlacl - a je ovsem prekva-
pen jejich darem.
Ia pozornost dunno Sc
vsak odvd6cit: rozkaza! tedy
sve'mu italskemu) pilotovi, by
pyte naplnil vybranymi pora
vinami, salamy, cokoladou, ko
nakem, rj,zi - a vratil je hla-
IN austriakum.
Ma pytle dal napsat: "Kaz-
dy il, co ma"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
PRVNf TUCET VALECNYCI
ANEkDOT.
kterak Sc mas lid "a valky
teSil bavival.
Sbira dr.. H-s.ky

q
nj, aby So mohl osobne podiva.
tt ma ruskou fronlu; tenkrate
uz vozili no jen kresle z po.
stele ke kamnum a cd kamer
do postele. Zavolal Berchtoida
a septal mu 0 tom.
Berchtold mu uctive poke.
pal ma ramlnko osmelil Sc
starce upokojit: Vase Veil
censtvo, mac Sc na.nahat; "a
;chvili budou Rusove We Vidni
- potom Sc muzete ma ne ok
ma podivat."
! Cisar Vilem cisar Franz
Joseph selkali Sc poprve v c.
lie svych vojsk na hranicich
Pol5ky. Protoze oba byii velmi
bohabojni, dali vztyciti krlz
na poll, padli ma koIeaa a mo-
dill sc vroucne "a pobiti Rust.
Svaty Petr diva Sc ma to do
III S nebe a neiak nepoznava,
imerozumi. Zavola tedy jednoho
ceskeho hocha Cd "vecne ar
mady' a taze Sc no, co to tam
je Ease ma zemi
"Coz nevidis, svaty Petre ,"
odpovl cesky vojak. "Prostred
visi kristus Pan a DO slranach
- to jsou prece ii diva lotri."
my vyhravama - volal Vi
ten, kdyz jako iupic prepaid
Belgii a vrazil do ncpriprave-
lneho kuska.
MY vyhravame!' = volala po
mem "Neue Freie Presse" a o.
sta1ll smokovsky vidensky
',lsk, kdyz Potiorek poprve ia
IL hodin navstivil Be.ehrad.
Mas lid tomu rozumel lepe:
Ma slanskych vratech jednou
namaloval kdosi Vil6ma fla
sinetem, Vedle neho shrbeneho
stafecka Frame Josepha &c
pici natazene ruce a pod to
Inapsal: "My vyhravame!'
"a TAX take v historii dopa-
do to "vyhravani')
0 DuSiGkach roku 1914 OBJ
Jevil Sc ma olsanskych vra-
tech take tento napis: Marie
Terezie prohrala SIezsko,
Franz Joseph prohraje vse-
cko.'
Prorocka prupoved' dostala
Sc mezi lid: ctrnactilety hoca,
ktery j svym kamaradum opa
koval, dostal "a. nj rok teZhG-
no zalafe nabot' RakouSEo
Sc balo velice chlapcu.
"kolik bude stat Habsburkv
svetova valka?"
"Malo, jen dive koruny" (ra
kouskou a uheMkou).
Svolavaci vyhlaska q" vola
la k prehiidkam muze do Sc
LEI. Il toho vznikl veliky po-
plach V nebi; k pfehidce mel
sc dostaviti JeziS. Buh otec
Ibyl coly ustrasen. acbot v6Gal
Halbhuhcr odvedc i ukrizova
'neho.
Stary Petr, ktcr% Hatfno p-
,hlcdl rahouShE poIadek valec-
my tesil Boha Otce. "NeplaG,
pane boze, Vzdyt' tyuj syn ic
zidem, Pride V Rakousku il
Iste n6kam do kancelare -. ;"
Pred odvodni komisi stoji %
Itom2k naScho s:at1eho Podska
laka.
"Schazi YAM neco?" pta s.
plukovni lekar.
Poslusn6 prosim, pane stab
sarzt, nam revma.
To mic ncDi; tady pan obl$t
ma rcVma, pan laitnant ma &c
vma, Ja nam reVpla - co IL,
le?
Pos,usna prosim, pane sjao.
sarzt, nevidim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
.W,!!'.S,sl J! !! !, 81 MSS |, s.
Jak Sc sbira ns kovovy DC,
klad ceskoslovenske republikv

Praha, {. dubna. - We Idirci
ma sew. zap. dr.. vykonana sbir
ka daru na poklad ceskosloven
ske republiky mlstni komisi. V
81 cislech 700 obyvatelich
chudeho kraje na cesko-morav
ske vysocine darovano Ma po-
klad $50 grsmu zlata a 3 ky.
$50 &. stribra. Chuda vdova
ma otazku: Gin Wy prispejcte
ma poklad nasi republiky?'
odvetila: "Nemam niceho. Ne
mann, echo bych darovala. Ale
pockeJte ~ prece neco daruji''
a rozepla V usich nauSnice zIa
te a podala je Sc slovy: "Tu
mate !" - V tamnejSi skole 30
vykladu ucitelove O sbirce da--
ru ma poklad nasl republiky
hiasil sc chudy chlapec: "Pa-
ne uciteli, ia mann jen .iednu
stfibrnou korunu, kterou venu
il ma poklad, a pomohu tim na-
ST republice?" - Opravdu, "a
rive prilllady!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-15
Varte 81 PIVO donna

Zadnou sladkou yCdicku nebo TAX
zvan6 near-beer. nybrl chutne. slime,
penive pivo.
Dodame Vam cxtraEt chmele a siadu
Victoria. re ktereho 81 die nasich Wy
1kouScrych receptu lnuzste pfipravitl
)ednoduSc vyte"nG piVo donna.
Ccna eXtralitu ma IA gallonu sv6tltho
iezaku $500. Rfzny porter $1.OO vice.
ZasilAnf naseho eXtraktu do statu
prohibitnfch a pripravovanf piva donna
jest v mezfch z&kona. Poslete obnos d
obdczIte zasilsu vyplacene.
VICTORIA SUPPLY Co,
SO2 Morton Building. N. I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Prohibition Lid Clamped
On; Screwed Down Tight

WASHINGGTON. Oct. 20
The national prohibition lid was
being clampcd down today. with
the government ready 10 use all
the drastic powers Of the en-
forcement bill. which became law
late yesterday, when congress
over.rodc the presidential veto.
The first work OF enforcing war
time prohibition. according to the
law, lies with the bureau OF Internal
revenue. Evidence concerning viola
TONS, OF the law will be collected by
the bureau 10 be turned over to the
department OF justice for criminal
prosecution. Evidence concerning
violations. particularly In the large
cities. has been collected. and the
attorney general is expected to start
wholesale prosecutions in the next
few days.
Daniel Roper, commissioner OF in
ternal revenue. in a statement. made
II plain that he intends to make the
nation bone dry
Roper. pending the organization OF
the law enforcement bureau, as pro-
Nlutu III lnt pToiipluOU law, ap-
pealcd to every law.abiding citizen
In the United States" TO support him
In the administration OF the prohibi.
tlon law. For the present. employees
OF Roper's department who can be
spared from other work. will be put
on prohibition duty.
Not to enforce prohibition effec.
lively would reflect on our form Of
government" Roper said.
Rigid Enforcement
"Closo cooperation between fed.
eral, state, county and municipal of.
ficials Is OF the utmost importance.
Collectors have been instructed to
get In touch with governors and
mayors In each state. and request
their cooperation I'm urging upon
sheriffs and all other local officers
the vital necessity of their immedl-
ately assuming their responsibility
under the new act"
The immediate effect OF the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
"l0GANBERRY JIM" TO
BUILD NEW CANNERy

''Loganberry Jim" Fullerton Ii go
Ing to establish n modern ioganberry
canning factory IN Port Townsend.
The purple berries sell at ssso a
ton. he says. and there Is no invest.
mcnt that promises such sure 70
turns. lie predicts there will be a
stampede TO Port Townsend when
farmers there begin 20 reap $40 an
acre from the hybrid fruit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

probably will be the stopping OF the
sale OF 2.T5 per cent beer. since the
enforcement bill prohibits any bevcr.
age containing onc-half OF one per
cent or more OF alcohol.
Funds Available
Funds for clamping down the lid
will be made available today. house
leaders said. The deficiency bill
agreed 10 by the senate yesterday.
provides 100000 month for en-.
forcing prohibition. The house was
planning to take similar action to.
day.
Dry leaders in both houses today
denied reports that any effort would
be made to pass n bill making the
nation dry between the time the
president declares wartime prohibi.
ton AT an end and the beginning of
constitutional prohibition, January
l6. 1920. Such action could be ac.
complisbed only by exercise of war
powers. which would be void after
the proclamation OF peace
At the same time. dry leaders here
believe that war time prohibition and
constitutional prohibition viii merge.
since President Wilson has let IL be
known that he win not LIT the war
time ban until ratification of the
peace treaty.
Interest here is centering in the
efforts OF liquor dealers to force the
government 10 allow them 20 dispose
OF the supplies now on hand II the
supreme court should sustain the
action OF the federal court at Louis
Vile, which held the wartime act un-
constitutional because II deprivcs
holders OF bonded liquor OF the right
to dispose of their supplies, II would
offers liquor owners relief
IL was pointed out that. In case
the government does not allow bond
ed liquor to be sold, loss of more
than 100000. 900 in. revenue will re-
suit. About 100000 gallons are
now In bond. ard the tax OF 500 a
gallon has been paid on only 10. 00o.-
600 gallons Of this large supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
War Mothers Here
Meet to Aid Cobs

Tho local organization OF the War
Mothers League OF America met
evening In the Armory. The
purpose Is to place some new sailor
lads with new mothers.
Meetings arc held every first and
third Tuesday at tho Armory. For
information. phone Ballard s'os. Mrs.
Eva Holland. president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Ruth Carrison's
Brothers Divorced

EVERETT. Oct. se.-Mattie CART
son was granted divorce from
Grover Garrison. brother OF Ruth
Garrison. by Judge Aston Monday
Mrs. Garrison is given custody of
the five minor children.
Bird NJ. Garrison. wife of John T..
Garrison. another brother OF Ruth.
was granted n divorce Tuesday. She
was allowed 500 month aiimony
and $4,000 as her share in, the com.
munity property. Both DEGREES were
granted on the ground OF cruel and
inhuman treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
is ARE KILLED
IN SH|PWRECK
Lake Tragedy Investigation
Is Ordered

MUSHROOM, Mich, oct. 2s.~With
a federal investigation under way to
determine the cause OF the sinking
OF the Crosby liner city OF Washing
ton. the official death list was placed
at i6. Fourteen OF the victims have
been identified.
Captain Robert Reed. United States
steamboat inspector stationed here
IL conducting an investigation into
the disaster. upon orders from HIS
department In Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
BOLSHIE TOWN
IS RECAPTURED
Reds Made Advance in Pet
rograd Battle Region

LONDON. Oct. ss.--<united frcssl
The Rolsheviki. taking the often.
sive on the Pctrosred front. have
made important advances at several
points and reeapturcd krasnoe-S elo.
Moscow wireless communidue
claimed today.
A dispatch from Vihorg said that
Col. rivcngrcn OF the Finnish army
had captured Toksovo. IL miles
northeast OF petrograd. In an un-
authorised raid from the Finnish
frontier.
Tho Finnish government recently
decided not 20 Join In the offensive
against petrograd because OF the ex-
pense Involved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Twelve Children
Attacked by Dog

NEW YORK. Oct. ss.--rwclve
children were bitten yesterday after
noon by dog which invaded a
paroehlai school. The building was
cleared by employing the fire de-
parument- The dog was killed by a
policeman. The children who were
bitten were taken 20 a hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
AGED MAN INJURED;
MOT0RIST is HELD

J. J. Thomas. al. Waterman a,
tho Hanford St dock. was suffering
from severe cuts and bruises We'd
nessiay In the city hospital. He was
struck by an auto driven by II. r.
Carr. Of White Center. at whatcorn
ave- and Hanford ST. late Tuesday
night.
Carr Is being hold pending devcl-
opmeuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Curtains 81

Cream Madras Curtains-all ready
to hang-with dainty colored designs in
blue and gold, rose and green, rose
and blue and others-21s yards long.
LOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Marquisette Curtains-made of mer-
cerized ette-hemstitched and
finished with insertion and edge, white
only. From American and English
manufacturers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29
Appeals for Jobs
for Service Men

Appeal 20 Seattle employers To hire
ex service men whenever possible
was made Wednesday by NJ. l.. Good
ner. director Of the Veterans Wei.
fare commission. Employers should
phon. Elliott s0ss or Elliott 1870.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

Imported Scotch Curtain Madras in
allover designs-a very nice quality
and serviceable-45 inches wide, at 85c
a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Oct. 20
Tho house military affairs committee
today reported out bill granting six
months pay TO the widows or par.
ents OF men who died In the service
during tho war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-29

i.ehr Fcss. son Of Representative
Simeon Fess Of Ohio. Is the new
rarlIamentarian Of the national
house OF representatives. lie has
tary TO his father for six years. lilo
succeeds Clarence Cannon. resigned
The Coconino sun., 1919-05-02
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KAYENTA NEWS
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Messrs. Steigleder and Abrams, O the agricultural department veteri nary service, arrived Thursday to lool after the interests of the horses il these parts.
 Ben Wetheril was home from tn, San Juan river country Wednesday O last week. He reports grass fine il hls section and stock now doing we'll
 John Straus, accompanied by Mrs Straus and Miss Ida Wetheril, visited the San Juan river region Ute Reserve Monday to Saturday of last week, il the interests of the Indian depart ment. They had fine weather for tho trip.
 Lost, jewel Cor "Jule") of great price. The finder will confer a great favor and also receive handsome re- ward by delivering same to Mrs Buckbee, corner of Third and Main streets, Kayenta, Ariz.
 Mir. Reed returned the first of last week from winters trip visiting rel. atives in Kansas and Nebraska. He thinks Arizona is still good enough fol him.
 Mir. Sampson, who has interests in the store of A. Bradley, deceased, wis. ited us about month ago on his way home to Gallup, N. M., his team ran away and threw him out, running the wagon over him. His left arm was broken twice and he was otherwise injured and is now confined to hos tn l,e et ports he was slightly improving.
 Several delegates from the berg have been examining a new site t1 start the new village of Beautiful Starlight" One of the parties has agreed to paint the beautiful scenery of the region in the vicinity of the new city and have same exhibited in the archaeological museum at Santa Fe. Judging from the descriptions of the proposed city and it's surroundings it will soon rival the other cities of northern Arizona.
 Strengthening time is on, and everybody is busy.
 c. Caldwell, of the firm of Caldwell & Wetheril, returned from a business trip outside last week.
 John Wetherill and wife and Mir Buckbee returned Sunday from an ex- tended trip to Pennington, Gallup and Flagstaff. On their return they had automobile troubles and did not seem to have the right remedy along. After sitting by the machine trying to get its heart to beat for four long days, the teams from Kayenta brought them in.
The Coconino sun., 1919-05-02

see, as you often do, stunning hat from the front but quite hopeless creation from the sides and back.
 Capes Popular for Morning, Afternoon
 and Evening
 Perhaps the cape is going to fool the designers, who predicted that it would be merely a fad and not be ac- cepted permanently, for from all indi- cations the American woman has ac- cepted the cape and, what's more, in tends to keep it. This is due probably to the variety of styles that are pre- sented for the cape. For mornings there are the tailored rather military ones, some times without trimmings and more often trimmed with dignified rows of buttons. The afternoon cape takes advantage of it's informal time and just is cape, that's all. Often