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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
TOMORROW

On the Goth day Of November. In
~ 900 n. C.. Eurlpides. the Greek
tragic poet died at Barmireus. In
Macedonia
In the year 90. on the 3o,h OF No
vember. 81. Andrew. one OF tn.
Apostles. was crucifed az Psiras. In
Achaia. He is the patron saint Of
Scotland.
on the 5o,h % November. in 1915.
Edmund n. Oronsidcl, King Of
England, was assassinated
In 1909. on the Goth OF November.
the French port Of ST. Domingo was
evacuated by capitulatiou The
French were taken on board the
British squadron as prisoners Of war
and the black prince. Dessaiines.
took possession OF the island. The
whites who remained we're mas.
sacred.
on the 30th OF November. In 1895.
Samuel Langhorne Clemens MARK
Twain was born at Florida. Mon.
roe county. Mo. Mark Twain first
was n pilot on the Mississippi river.
AZ the age OF 81 he began his liter.
airy career as city editor OF news
paper. the Enterprise. in Virginia
City. New, lie Is the best known OF
American humorlsts. and his works
have been widely translated. Dur.
ing his lifetime Mark Twain lee
tured a great deal In this country
and In Europe. He had Krea,
charm OF personality and was be
loved by all who knew him. Hc
died at Redding. Conn. April 81,
1910.
In 1864. on the 50th OF November
the battle OF Franklin, Tenn. took
place. a Confederate force OF 49,
900 men under General hood at
tackled a Union force OF $4,000 men
under General Schofield entrcnched
at Franklin. 80 miles south OF Nash,
Vile. The encounter was one OF the
ficrcest and bloodiest of the civil
war. II endedc in a Union victory
On the 30th Of November. In 1889,
jefferson Davis. president OF tho
Confederate States. died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
BRUCE EVANS
"The Apostle of Pep
begins meetings ~ the
Central Baptist Church,
SUNDAY Morning
November 10. ~ =. M. aud sunday
evening nj silo y. w. ssd
Every Evening for Two weeks.

November 10. ~ .. M. aud sunday
evening nj Ttio y. W.. ssd
Every Evening for Two weeks.
bruce Evans IL called - Preacher
With n Punch lie hits straight
from tho shoulder. Tie beats the
Devil" Rev. Charles A. Barry. pas
tor OF bethany Church. viii do
rect the large sherus rhsir.
Great revival juAt closed at Ia
louise.
The mayor OF paiouse, the Judge
OF the Superior court and the super
intendent OF the schools wired Pas
tor Frederick W. CsrktcnH OF the
Central Baptist Church. "Pslousc.
wash. Nov. -t-1s. Bruce Evans
closed. without question. the great
est revival campaign ever held IN
this city. No man ever reached tho
young people like Bruce Evans, and
never were such crowds assembled
in the history 81 the town. We
commend him without reserve.
"1SiRncdD II. n. Schich. editor; a
J. Webster. mayor. Judge Albert
Potter. l.. 4. Bennett superintend-
ont schools: u. =. Muse. pastor
Christian churchs J. u, Gist. rrinci-
pal high school G. l. Crcccy. pastor
Methodist Episcopal church; g. X
Dclphinc. pastor Baptist church.
Third Avenue and Cedar street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
MISTAKE is
HELP 10 REDS

CHESTER. Ia a mis-.
understanding Of the reso.
luton pieiginE support OF
Chester Post. No. 100. 20
the government IN the
flgh, against reds in the
United States. caused a
temporary furry In favor
y the enemy within.
But only for n week.
For. after proper expisna-
tons. the post gathered
again and rescindcd the
vote against the resolu.
ton.
The error In voting
down the pledge OF sup.
port was due TO the belief
Of members that they
placed themselves NJ the
governments disposal In
the event OF disorders IN
Chester and the surround
Ing district.
Il am loyal 70 tho gov
eminent. but | am unwyl
ing 90 SO on strike duty
or 20 guard strikebrcak-
crr." said ono Legion
nairc. expressing the mis-.
taken opinion of those
who first voted against
the resolution.
by the next meeting the
misunderstanding Was cor.
rccied and a resolution OF
support was adopted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
SHRAPNEL

Capt. T. G. Campbell. re-
Gently returned from 81
IBERIA. spoke at the weekly
meeting OF the Lloyd r.
Cochran Post. No. 40. in
the old City hall. Ballard.
Members OF Rainier
Post. 40. q. forgot the
horrors Of bully beef and
gold fish when Monte
Carter and members OF
his company OF the Oak
theatre appeared al the
close Of its last business
session and entertained
the red chevron men.
Peru has approved the
treaty. Let's go.
Fritz Kreisier ought 10
take Paderewskis hint
md relinquish his violin
for the premiership OF
Austria
Whether it's the Amer
lean Legion or any other
organization. It's all right
II It's for America first.
When YOU get the wish.
bone don't wish the dream
were true. II Is true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
DANCING
INCREASES

CLEVELAND. o. - Re
turned service men are
blamed for the increase OF
pep and zip due 10 dane
Ing. For the city IL In the
grip of the widest dancing
craze Of history.
Some blame IL on the
'eaction Of prohibition. but
< is generally accepted
that the exservice man IL
mos, TO blame. He has
brought hts enthusiasm
for dancing from the
camps In France and the
United States to his home
town.
In this city there are
ITO dance halls and 4, is
estimated more than 10.
600 dancers frequent the
places weekly. Most OF
the big halls have TO turn
patrons away on holiday
nights for lack of space.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
THAT HAZlNG

Tho hazing Of former
Congressman Lundssn of
Minnesota. by American
Legion men. when he tried
10 speak against the
League OF Nations. might
Justly be decried II II had
been done for hts state.
ments at that time. But
the ex-scrvioe men re-
membcred Lundeen for
other things.
Lundeen voted against
war and consumption. War
having been declared and
men selected. Lundeen
refused 10 authorize the
raising OF an effective
army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
NOTHING BETTER
FOR A LUNCH

Fresh cracked crab direct from
the ice.box with mayonnaisc dress.
ing. Did you ever try ono7 Perhaps
you have; and then suffer some.
thing terrible with your stomach,
caused by too mucn rich mixture In
the mayonnaise. Whenever this
happens again--cat without fear,
but be sure you have box OF JO.TO
nearby. for II IL the one and only
sure and harmless remedy that will
give you speedy relief - Two Min.
utes and your stomach miseries have
disappeared
Free sample OF this wonderful
remedy at any OF the Bartcll Five
Big Stores. or Swift & Co. -Four Big
StoreA .----...---. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

Wounded thrice. once
By shrapnsl. twice by
machine gun bullets. and
ready 10 80 over the top
again any time he's need
ed-that's Burton W.
Meacham. sss. Mayfiower
street.
Meachnm has Just re.
turned from France. He
was first shot up at Cam.
plgny. where a machine
gun bullet got him in the
right elbow. Next. at
Scissors. another bullet
pnnciured his bladder. In
the Argonnr later "A piece
u shrapnei buried itself in
bis right arm.
Paid $50 by the govern.
menf every month on ac
count OF hIs wounds.
Meaoham has employed a
private tutor 70 put the
finishing touches on bis
high school. course. lie
left Franklin High 20 30
90 war. Al the beginning
u the next quarter he In.
tends entering the univcr'
aity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
NOT AGAINST THE
UNIONS

The state executive
committee OF the Amer
can Legion. which met
here Saturday and Sun
day. vigorously scored the
impression that Ii being
fostered by some Of the
radicals that the Legion
is working contrary to
the interests Of the labor
unions and OF laboring
men.
- large portion Of the
Legion IN composed OF H.
boring men. the great ma
jority Of whom are mem
berr OF the labor unions. :
declared the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Scots Celebrate
St. Andrews Dav

Seattle Scots paid honor to ST.
Andrews day at a banquet Friday
night at the Army and Navy club.
William G.. Dow presiding. Haggis
was served. Ben McPhee and Alex
Gray bagpiped. Among the speakers
were l.. G. Pattulo. w. ]. Macdonald
Frank NJ. Moulton. Mrs. Ernest Eos.
ter, w. p. Cameron and Adam Jar.
dine were heard in musical selec.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
SQUADS LEFT FOR
THE FARM

a soldiers settlement
law. under tho terms OF
which ~xrervice men viii
have an opportunity to be
come land owners or home
owners. viii be enacted
during the session OF con.
sreEs beginning Decem-
her 1. - IL hoped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Feminine Records

We read the story of the two New York sisters who tell
OF having been proposed to S67 times Being pretty
tractve thoroy American young women they just
ally became magnets for mems affections. But hon.
esty folks it hard for to understand how why
pretty girl should boast of her string of proposals
On the other hand it easy enough for why
how two Kansas sisters should bag about their achieve
ments.
They fed 100 chickens summer got them fat and ripe
Tor eating put up 1877 of fruit 100 of vege.
tables and 81 jars of jelly jam and preserves Besides
which they helped mother with the farm homework
managed man-sized garden. We don't know how many
proposals they met with during that time but rather
young men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
LES SOLOATS OES
BOHEMES

American artists and
writers OF the famous
Latin Quarter Of Paris
have organized an Amsr1-
can Legion Post. Its
chapter house win b. the
famous "Closerie des LII
las" a cafe on the crest
OF Montparnasse. Mem
berxhip viii be limited 10
Americans who fought In
the Crct War and who
are residents Of the guar
ter made famous by Henri
Murgcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
UNIVERSITY TO
GET POST

4 post OF the American
Legion is to BE- established
at the University Of wash
ington 10 take care Of the
large number of servtce
men who have returned 70
college.
The Ex-Servtce Nen's
club Of the University has
a membership Of over 80.
most Of whom are DESTROYS
OF obtaining > post Of
their own on the cAmpue-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

y Can you tell me the number Of
cases Of diabetes In the United
states. and tho number in each stntey
a IL IL practically impossible 20
give you information concerning In.
number % cases OF diabetes thnt
there are In the United States AZ the
present time. The nearest approach
to such information Is that contained
IN the mortality reports published by
the U. 8 Census Burena. According
to this there were. IN 1904 tthe latest
year for which figures arc available,
1889 deaths from diabetes IN IN.
United states registration area
These were quite generally distrib.
uted turnout the country az YOU can
see by consulting the various table.
published by the census bureau.
q What II lumbsgo and now can
IL he cured?
a. The condition known as htr,.
hago IL a form OF muscular rheuma.
tisfn involving the muscles OF the
back. The cause of this condition
has not clearly been determined bu,
attacks OF lumbago are bro,gb,
ABOUT by exposure to cold. damp and
wet and especially to drafts OF cold
air. In the chronic form OF this
trouble, changes In the weather an.
pear TO have definite relations 4, the
attacks. Cases are also met with In
winch govt appears TO he an under.
iying cause. The painful condition
~ usually treated best by the appl,.
cation OF dry heat. An effIc,en,
nome remedy consists In having the
patient lie with his face down. GOV.
er,ng the back with ~ dozen or more
thicknesses of Newspaper and then
repeatedly passing a hot iron over
the paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
On the ISSUE Of
4mericanism There Can
Be No Compromise
His Thanks giving Turkey, 1918 YOU
YOUR INSURANCE
LAPSED?

HtfttHfiuHl
n you haze let your
government Insurance pol
Icy lapse. better rec the
insurance representative
at the Red Cross. BIS unk
versity vt. or TN In the
coupon found on another
page Of this issue and
send u 70 him.
III you have LET the In
surancs lapse. you can
have IL renewed by pay
ment Of two months pre-
fniuma.
Rest,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
COCHRAN POST TO
GIVE DANCE

The Lloyd T. Cochran
Post viii give . ben<<i1
dance Tuesday evening.
December ?. a. Reddlng's
hall. First ave. w.
Proceeds will BE- sent .
the Grant Hodge POGe -
Centralia. TO help TIT
post in their fight Against
sedition and to aid TIA
families OF the murdero1
exservIce men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
SHRAPNEL
LIMIT OVERSEAS
GIFTS

wAsHINGToN.-It will
be slightly larger than the
celebrated sxsx3 of last
year. but the postoffice de-
partment expects to limit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

Uncle SAM. NJ. H." viii answer.
questions Of general Jnt.rc., y.,a,,n
only TO hygiene. sanitation n,d ~.
prevention Of disease. IL viii n.
impossible for him to answer uue.
lions OF u purely personal nature a,
prescribe for individual dis~ases.
INFORMATION EDITOR.
u ;. Public Health Service.
Washington. u. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

the sire OF Christmas
packages to soldiers still
overseas. The limit for
Red Cross workers u 10
pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

ium society's chapel. He was ~
and had lived in Seattle es yearS
Formerly he was a printer ana nun
Usher. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

Chicago apartment house janitors hare decided TO
strike aoithout warnng unless their demands for
creased acages and better living quarters are granted
Perhaps If they do, the landlords ,ciH permit some of
the tenants to "a0ork ont" part Of their rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
FUNERAL TO BE HELD SUNDAY

Funeral services for f. z. Van.
Duscn. who died Friday at his home.
l26 lath ave. will be held at p. IN.
Sunday in the Washington Cremator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

Let's 20 buy Bo,dt's French pas.
try. Uptown. Aii sd avel darn.
town. si3 I'd ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
MIR. OLDUA APPARENTLY
HAVING BESTED THE MAJOR

Robert y. Oldham will preside at
tho mass meeting 10 b. held at
Levy's orpheum theatre. Third ave.
and Madison st. At noon today. In
the interest OF the candidacy Of
George H. walker ana Walter J..
Santmyrr for the two positions ON
the school board 20 be filled at the
election Tuesday. Major Louis II.
seagrave has been invited TO preside,
Seattle Cwash) P.-f
Poison gas killed few during the
war and u also changes few votes
ia peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

We think IN. world IL right again.
Things run AZ smooth AZ hlik;
The sun IL shining bright-and then
They raise the price Of milk,
spokane ('NaRh.l spokesman.se'
view.
We think the world II right again.
The coal strike IL all over.
We get our moonshine now and
then.
We certainly are In clover.
You write the other es verses and
mail them IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

Greetings: The goose that laid
the golden egg must step aside for
the hen that lays EN- for a dollar a
dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

SAoP EARLY

BeorAe R
80 y
WANTS
Sore ru,NC
SPo RTV. TNe
ADS VII, Tttt
YOU WHAT
II OAYs TO
GUY
c CHRISTMAS
GIFTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
The Jeonie Star

ny mail out 90 city soc per month"; months.
xise. months tsTa, year. $500. IN the
fec per month 1910 for months. OF $500
per year liy carrier city, lie per week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
FuEIING AROUND

The cabinet IL finding the soft
coal question hard one and knotty
az we'll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
RETrRN ENGAGEMENT

That popular animal act Ia coming
back--thc Red Cross Christmas
seals.
The sheriff in Syracuse y. v. an.
nounccd he needed whisky testers
and SEQ citizens applied for the
Job. We always supposed Syracuse
was a larger city than that
Henry Ford has invented n street
car. His next step will be 10 Invent
straps for ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29

VNI NNN WI
Get out and bay Il early
Go broke IN every shop
We've got 10 buy the high priced
stuff
or prices can not drop
4 dry law may be said 20 be with.
out teeth when IL permits the aaie
% liquor that bites.
FeGSENPT
lie can not raise the price of EGGS
or money for his shoes,
No wonder The professors sad
He's Toi tho eExiern blues
II tho country IL dry. how DO they
expect TO launch fight 20 keep II
dry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

\ SWISS inventors electrical device
records on a WAX rlbhon for cupyn,
music that is composed as an utgdi
or piano is played.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
SAYS Mexican Relations Hurt
by Spectators and RenegadeS
Methodist Missionary De
clares Agitators Moved
by Self Interest,
MASSES ARE NOT HOSTILE
Middle Class, Created by
Evangelization, Makes for
Stability, He Says.


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truubio for cohsldeI",luh
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lntionary regiments re'ru.'o"
the citizenship OF NV ''u".p
daily papers nero WupId hh'' VI"
lleve, tho fclelA hie me- n"',u 49,
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outlaws VINO arc leN ny
and financed py lhcS" N"'''
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between the United htates anu 49,
leo. 1t is necessary 10 hih'nuln
troops on the border only leonn.o
these few bandits are ahle 10 'luu'
capture on account OF speoihl 'on'
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Missionaries Have Created Middle
Class.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
AMERICAN CONFESSES TO
ATTACK ON PROPERTY

WASHINGTON. Sept n -. An
American citizen. samuel Follcry.
has confessed 60 participation .n the
assault ON the At,1u'l, l,ruu.nr com.
pauy property ~ GuayNhilIo ON
August -. according tu an announce
meut made today ni tho Mexican
embassy II W1s added that IHlIr.y
also was an aCCumrlIco nt thoE" who
robbed the same company uu July Is
of ~. 900 pesos.
The embassy also stated that an
Investigation On the state Of IUuniH
had proven that Edward D.. Hr
Fouruue another American who was
Killed IN that state. was NOT mo
victim Of rebels. hut was murdered
bv another American named H"ls-
man
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
TRIO CLEARED OF MURDER
CHARGE At 0LATHE, KAN.

DIATlfE, kaa. Sept lJ Nrer
hcuhrrnuug Tor six aud q hrlf hours.
the iury " 'hc johnson county cout,
I'm the murlcI trial Of Emmett J.
Thomas. Mrs blanche brown and
MI, MnrRlrc, Love brought In a
verdict at 1890 O'Clock today exon
Grating the trio OF the murder Of
Herbert q woodruff business part
ucr, OF 1'nomHs nrd companion u
the ttlo on "IuJ ride on the night
of Iuly 27 last
4 dramatic scene cuwicd Mrs
Love tainted and , court attaches
caught her two. year-Oll baby. whi" h
she was holding on her lap, saving
It from "A hard fan Charles Brown.
husband OF unr Of the nccuacd,
rushed up to The wife ana clasped
her eugeriy to himself Mrs. Emmett
Thomas almost tainted as she flung
her arms about her husband neck
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

This snnpsholof Miss Nancy Lane
the charming duughlrr uf the sccrc.
tary " the interior. was made u"
Gently In California her native state.
A lover OF outdoor sport life. Miss
Lane is u fine rHu"sricnnc and. IA
champion EwimWCr.
she viii make hor debut IN wash
lngton on DfcomhGr %. when a bail
win be given tur her hy Mrs Ira
Cupley. wife uf tpurro. sruu Cor.
ley Of Illinois She has studied AT
two of tho Waahingtun schools and
has been abroad several times Nrhc
lis nu attractive brunette and "a
trcmcly popular
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
HENOERS0N'S ELECTION
Q UPSETS BRITISH POLITICS

LONDON Sept l3--Ali political
sections Of The pres, agreed today
thai nc election uf Arthur llcndcr.
son the labor leader. In the parlin
m"uttry hyr-electlpu At WIinos yes4
ioriay vaS u sey"re blow to the coal
I'lyu.
The papers point out that the loas
o' use seats hy th" coalition since
.hr general parliamentary election
.t" Irr"WbCr iH guI" To strong hen
lhr ..uTpuSl'fpu IN 'truuhIr making
especially iu tho cases Of con8crip.
tiur and Russia.
Premier Lloyd George r. due tr
to.srn on Tuesday from his yaca
lion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
MACON POLICE CHIEF IS
GIVEN THREE HOURS TO QUIT

MACON. On. Sept l3.-PolIce
Chief Rowden. who has hecn charged
with sympathizlng with riotIng union
strikers in, tho cotton mill troubles
here was today given three hours
In which to resign hla office by the
civu service commission
Bowdcn resigned before tho limit
was up ono union organizer and
two rioters have been put IN iRll
and citizens are guarding them with
riot guns against threats OF liberia
ton. The mayor has announced
that the civil authorities viii pro
tcct the mill operatives
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
DECLARES STORM ON COAST
WORST IN HISTORY OF GULF

WAgHINGTuN. Sept - -Ap
uaaIs for a.I tn shipping caught lu
the tropical hurricane in he south
un which the coast guard De- uriinv
to-day declare that me storm was
''fhe most terrific hurricane in The
history OF the rulf
"Shiprinr says an appeal from
President Porter ~ tho Key West
chamber uf commerce. "nBv fus.
fsI0pd enormous LOSSES Vessels are
ashore along The entire Florida reef
several large steamers are tehuf"
Ir hsrbor4 and private f8.Iti.s are
Inadequate
Coast guard steamers viii CONT
the watarn from T0rtugas 20 Miami