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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-21
1919 WESTLAKE avenue
FLATIRON BUILDING
PAINLESS
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Boy Forgets His
Clothing; Police
Drag Green Lake

Nobody knows where he stayed
that night sans clothing.
And Manager Stanley Gill OF the
municipal bathing beach at Green
lake doesn't care.
He. In this instance. In n very
small boy, who. after being re.
ported drowned Tuesday night. re-
turned Wednesday morning and
asked for his clothing. He left be.
fore the astonished manager could
obtain his name.
Alarmed after the boy failed 10
return Tuesday night. the police
were called and the lake dragged
for hours in search for the body.
Who. where. why and what still
remain n mystery. but the kid II
very much alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-21
A MATTER or TASTE

But his day Of tribulation had only
begun. Scarcely had he betrayed
the Solanos the second time, and stlli
on his knees. when the haciendado.
with the posse OF neighboring haci-
to his help. burst upon the scene
astride sweating horses.
My peon. senors." announced the
haciendado. itching TO be at him.
you maltreat him"
And why not?" demanded the
Jeffe.
Because no IL mine TO maltreat.
and I wish TO do 1t myself"
The peon crawled and squirned 10
the Jefe's feet and begged and on.
treated not to be given up. But
he begged for mercy where there
was no mercy.
Certainly. senior" the Jefe said
10 the haciendado. we give him
back To you. We must uphold the
law. and he ~ your property. BE.
sides. we have no further use for
him. Yet he II most excellent
peon. senior. He has done what no
peon has ever done in the history
Of Panama. He has told the truth
twice IN ono day"
His hands tied together in front
Of him and hitched by a rope 20 the
horn OF the overseer's saddle the
peon was towed away on the back.
track with certain apprehension
that the worst of his beatings for
that day was very imminent Nor
was he mistaken. Back at the
plantation. he was tied like an an.
imal 10 a post OF a barbed wire fence
while his owner and the friends OF
his owner who had helped In the cap.
ture. went into the hacienda 10 take
their twelve o'clock breakfast.
After that, he knew what he was
10 receive. But the barbcd wire OF
the fence. and the lame mare In the
paddock behind It. built an idea in
the desperate mind OF the peon. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-21

SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING QUARTERS
wealthy Young frsneis Morgan leaves
New York Ia search for buried tsrasure
OF his ancestor, >ts lirary Morgan. hue
cancer. In Central America. There he
discovers h.nrS Morgan, another bl""d
descendant. who resembles himself max d
ms the same search. Henri u la love
With ts.nire. beautiful adopted daughter
~ an Old spanish family. she loses him,
aud also discovers she h falling in love
win Francis. plot I. hstehed hs
ie"niea'. Tester parents 90 set Henry oct
81 the way, Tie l. jaiied aud sentenced
te die Tor "a crime he never committed,
with the aid Of Francis and I4e.nirss.
hens, --cspea frum jail. aud the three
escape 10 Francis schooner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-21

Now is the very best time to have
your mouth examined and put in
thorough shape. Our offer of one
half off on dental work, up to $500,
is your vacation chance to save consid-
cradle money on your teeth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-21

Bm&ferick Quarterly for AuGumnm 1918
sale this All styles spendly pictured
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the sharp barbs Of the wire again
and again cut his wrist he quickly
sawed thru his bonds. frco save Tor
the law, crawlcd under the fence,
led the lame mare thru tho gate.
mounted her hlrchacked. aud with
naked heels tnttooing her ribs, gal
Hoped her away toward the safety
or the CordlllernH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-21

| Augustine. the gcndarme who
rarely spoke when he was sober. but
who. when drunk. preached voluhly
OF wisdom ~ silence, was In the lead
with bent head noHlng tho track OF
I the quarry. when his Keen ego light
ed on the silver dollar holding down
the sheet ~ paper. The first he
| appropriated the second he turned
over TO the Jcfe Torres looked over
I bis shoulder. and together they read
I the mystic 80" The Jefe tossed
the scrap OF paper aside a. OF little
worth, and was for resuming the
chase. but Augustine picked ~ up
and pondercd the go" thoughtfully.
Even ha he pondercd u. a shout
from Rafael advertised the finding
OF another dollar. Then Augustine
knew There were fifty Of the coins
TO be had for the picking up. Fling.
ing the note 90 the wind. he was on
hands and knees ovcrhauling the
ground. The rest Of the party Joined
in the scramble. while Torres and
the Jcfe screamed cursea on them in
vain effort 10 make them proceed
When the gendarmeH could find
no more. they counted mp what they
had recovered The toll came 10
forty. seyen.
There are three mdrer' cried
Rafael. wheroupon all flung them.
selves into search again Five
minutes more were lost ere the other
three coins were found Each peck
eted what he had retrieved and obedl.
emily swung into the pursuit at the
heels Of Torres and the Jefc.
A mile further on. Torres tried 70
trampie a shining dollar into the dirt.
bat Augustine ferret eyes had been
too qyick and his eager fingers dug
II out 81 the soft earth Where was
one dollar. ar they had already
learned, there were more dollars
Tho posse came 10 halt. and while
tho two leaders fumed ana impre.
/ Gated. the res; Of the members cast
about right and left from the trail
Nlncrnte. a moon faced gendarmc.
who looked more like a Mexican In.
I dian than a Maya or PanamAnlan
breed" lighted first on the clue. All
gathered about. Ike hounds around
tree into which the 'possum has
been run, In truth, II waE tree.
or a rotten stump o. one. a dozen
feet In height and third as many
feet IN diameter. Five feet from the
ground was an opening Above tho
/ opening. pinned IN by a thorn. was
a sheet % paper the same sizc as the
first they had found. On Il was
written 100"
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

London from Kiev in order to make
their report. are well-known journal
lists. Full responsibility for the re-
ports Of the rnassacres is assumed by
the Jewish national secretariat and by
the Zionist Organization Of America.
The report names 3s towns in South
ern Russia where these massacres oc-
CURED. Fifty-fve hundred were killed
at ProskurOv: 2000 at Elizabethgrad.
There the mob threw bombs into the
cellars where whole families had taken
refuge. The Jewish communities in
four cities were completely wiped out.
AZ one town, Habidevka. all the men,
300 in number. were killed
"The whole period from the end Of
November. 1918. is filed with series
Of pOgroms." says the report The
principal culprits were the troops Of
petlura and Grigorieff, whose officers
in many eases belong 10 the Black Hun
dred. The Bolshevist troops have also
committed many pogroms, but their
military commanders took rigorous
measures against them and had many
hundreds Of soldiers shot who had
taken part in the excesses."
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
AT TIE VICTORIA.

Added proof Of the old adage tha
love is blind" Is given in Burglar by
Proxy" Jack Plckford's latest nlm
which will begin It's run at the Victoria
Theatre. commencing Monday
Jack Robin played by Pickord, falls
In love with the voice OF Dorothy
Mason on a delicious Spring afternoon
while driving his trim little roadster
down a society avenue in his home
town Despite the worry occasioned
him by loothache he feels that he
must find out from whence those
sweet sounds come.
STOPPING his car Jack leans over a
tlower-coyered fence TO see Dorothy
Mason singing and playing her own ac-
compartments on baby grand piano
The scene thrills him TO hls loVesick
soul That music and that girl seem to
him 20 be as wonderful as spring itself
While wondering what means 10
adopt TO get an Introduction, Jack no.
tices that he has tlat tire lie puts
the automatic tire pump to work, goes
back 20 look at The girl and-bangl
An explosion from a tire blow out
brings the girl dashing down the lawn
20 ascertain the trouble, Then Jack
gets great idea. He is taken into the
Mason home unconscious, it seems.
And then his troubles beginl
The added attraction for the COM
ing week will be one Of the famous
Christie Special Comedies entitled
Dangerous Nan McGrew." featuring
Fay Fincher. who by no means Is
new conner % the patrons OF the Vic
tOria
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Dredge That Helped Dig
Panama Canal TO Dredge
Delaware
PENN LITERARY
SOCIETY MEETS
leclal 90 Tho EVcnlng JOurnal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del, oct. iS.-The
Penn Literary Society OF New Castle
High School presented IT'S annual pro-
gram yesterday afternoon as follows
Song. school; current events, Edward
Challenger; essay Colonial Cities. "
Ethel Quigly; book review, tale OF
Two Cities" Zelma Mathews; piano
duet. Regiana Rothrock and Gladys
Maloney; serial story, Ruth Nickers0n
dialogue, Marie Mendenhall and Charles
Cannon juniors and seniors critics re-
port: song, school.
Mrs. James Quimby, Of Reading, Pa.
is spending several days here.
Services in all the city churches to-
morrow will be as usual.
Captain salmon, who has had charge
Of government work on tie Delaware
river will leave for New Orleans on
sunday and from there will sail for
the Panama Canal on October - to take
charge Of large steam dredge and
bring il here. 10 may take three
months 30 make the trip and prepare
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
No IRON OK STEEL
IN EXPLORING SHIP
Carnegie Institute Will Send
Craft on $4,000 Mile
Cruise.
CAPT. AULT TO
BE THE SKIPPER

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. is-A
cruise OF $1,000 miles-more than two
and one-haif times around the world
IN vessel propelled for most part BY
sail and in which absolutely no iron
or steel is TO be found, is the unusual
Journey on which a group Of scientists
Of the Carnegie Institute have embarked.
II wind and tide carry the vessel on
schedule, she win return TO Washing
Ton in the winter Of 1921 with data
that VIII enable all her faster-eoing
sisters Of the sea 20 navigate more ac-
curately and with a fuller knowledge
Of the mysterious magnetic currents
which swing the compass needle.
The Carnegie the only non-mag-
netic ship in existence, on which the
cruise is to be made. Is constructed
entirely Of wood, bronze and copper
There is no iron or steel 10 AFFECT com
passes or other delicate magnetic In
struments necessary for the observa
tlons 10 be taken. She IS brigantlne
rugged and although normally depend
ing upon sail power has an auxiliary
engine for emergency use.
The present cruise viii carry the
Carnegie from Washington 10 Dakat.
West Africa: back to Buenos Aires; to
It. Helena to Aden. Arabia; Perth.
Austraiia; New Zealand: Society Islands.
Tanning Islands. Honolulu Samoa.
Panama and back TO Washington. The
routes OF other magnetic surveys will
be intersected. enabling the scientists
aboard TO check up on past observa-
lions and 80 TO correct their magnetic
claris as to make possible accurate.
computation OF ordinary compass yaris-
fions and the deviations OF other in
strumenis Of marine influences.
Capt. James p. Ault skipper OF the
"carnegie' singe 1914 will be in com
mand, H. f. Johnston. magnetician. Is
second IN command Other scientists
aboard include Dr. Russell pemberton.
obser, alton officer. who also Will serve
IS ships doctor. j r. Grumann. r. r.
Mills and 4 Thompson, observers
There is a crew Of 81.
Perhaps the most interesting previous
cf1ise of the Carnegie was in 1913 AZ
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
Jews CLANOR TO LEAVE RUSSIA
AS TERROR REICNS Nv UKRAINE

v e. A. Special TO the Evening Journal
NEW YORK oct. is.-Terror reigns
throughout fhe Ukraine The Jewish
race is being wiped out. according to
reports brought 10 The Zionist Organ
izotion Of America. Pogr0ms. growing
more vicious daily, have wiped out 30
900 Jews since the arinstice was signed,
less than a year ago The slate Of af-
fairs existing there today has resulted
almos. IN a stampede OF Jews 10 emf
crate 20 Palestine. The Zionist Cen
tral Office az KEY is doing everything
possible To assist the Jews who clamOr
for the opportunity TO leave Russia for
Palestine.
The report blames the anti-Bolshevi-
ki. 1t says HAT under the Bolsheviki
everything possible was done TO sup
press pogroins and support survivors.
At present the Ukraine Is divided in
to these regions Of power: ~ Boil
shevlks holds the province Of Kiev,
N0lhynia and Ekaterinoslav. i2) Deni-
kin holds Kharkoff Kherson, Pltava,
The Grimeb and parts Of the province
OF EkaterinOslav; ,3) between both re-
glons Petulra tlhe sO-caled Ukranian
DirectOratel occupies parts Of the
provinces OF podolia and Volhynia; a.
in the whole OF the Ukraine region
there are large robber bands Of various
dimensions,
Whole communities have been wiped
out by the sOldlery Of General Putlura,
The "an,i- Bolsheyik" crusader, and Gen
eral Grigorief, whose officers, in many
cases. were members Of the "Black
Hundred" the organization which
gained the murderous notorlety under
lhe czarist regime
These reports were brought out OF
the Ukraine by Meir Grossman, mem
Der Of the Jewish National Assembly in
the Ukraine, and Dr. A. Knoralnik. Both
OF these men, who made their way to
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
CAyEMAN TRaILED
BY FAMOUS HOUND

TRING, Eng, oct. is.-The case
against Robert Eggleton, ex-soldier
charged with assaulting women on
lonely roads, depends largely on the
evidence presented by Justice, a prize
winning bloodhound, which followed a
tran from a spot where Mrs. Susan
Carter was found lying unconscious to
Eggeton's home Mrs. Carter had been
slashed with a sharp piece Of flint.
Eggleton says he doesn't remember
making the attacks
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
LAUNDRY HIDES spYs CHEMICAL

LONDON, Oct. is.-With the release
Of George Hahn, convicted as a German
spy, it has been revealed that the let
ters, containing military Information,
which he mailed TO Norway. were
written with invisible ink obtained by
soaking his collar in water. On their
face the letters contained innocent fam
fly messages. Hahn was sentenced to
be shot, but was reprieved.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
"KILL-JOYS"
Constipation, Headache,
Colds, Biliousness ended
with "Cascarets"

Nothing takes the JOY out Of life
quicker than a disordered liver or
wasfe-clogged bowels. Don't stay sick,
bilious. headachy, constipated, Remove
the liver and bowel poison which Is
keeping your head dizzy, your tongue
coated, your breath bad and stomach
sour. Why not spend a few cents for
a box Of Cascarets and enjoy the nice
est, gentlest laxatlve-cathartic you
ever experienced2 Cascarets never
gripe. sicken or inconvenience one like
Salts, OIL. Calomel or harsh pills. They
work while you sleep.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
ROOSTER HALTED
VOLCANO ERUPTION
.Hawaiians' Superstitious Re-
garding Ancient Legend
About Stopping Flow.
PELEE, GODDESS, is
AGAIN NERVOUS

HILO. Island OF Hawaii. Sept IS ,by
Mail Owners OF coal-black game
cocks are keeping out an eye TO see
/ that the chicken house door Is locked
securely every night.
And that's all because the volcano OF
Kilauea Is now the most active it has
been for 30 years.
Six months ago Kilauea was sput-
terlng away IN It's mlle-wide howl Of
burning, molten rock, with the level
Of the flaming crimson sea OF boiling
lava 900 feet from ,lhe top OF the crater
The night that Secretary Of the Navy
Daniels and his party paid kilauea a
vlslt--the latter part OF Augustine
1 level OF the seething lava lake was
about 80 feet below the craters top.
/ Several OverilOws already have oc-
Cured. cone which once jutted 500
feet above the craters top has melted
away into the sea OF fire. Two hours
after the Secretary and his party left
the volcano the rock wall between the
main crater and a second smaller one
caved In, Joining the craters.
And kilauea stll Is going strong
As 10 the connection Of all this with
coal-black gamecocks2 Oh, that's very
simple.
, Many years ago, when the Islands
hrst were becoming a white mans
land, Kilauea became angry. 10 roared
and hlssed and spultered and the
ground shook Then the lava over
flowed and moved slowly down the
mountain side toward Hllo.
The native Hawaiians had heen
hrNU ion NanHN HHa...
time Their fright knew no bounds.
for the island legends were fun OF the
tales Of what kilauea did when Nine
Pele, the goddess who lived IN Klluaea's
crater, became angry.
So the Hawaiians prayed that the
flow would stop But It didn't.
Then they danced But that was in
effective
Finally gorgettlng their Christianity
for a Time they sent a party by canoe
70 Honolulu 90 consult a few remain
ing priests OF the days when they an
worshlped the strange South Sea die
ties.
"Thdow a black rooster into the
lava tlow,' was the advice they brought I.
back.
The sleekest. shlnest cock on the ISL !
and Of Hawaii was picked for the sac 4
rlnco and while the maldens danced |
the warriors cast the squaklng bird F.
into the base OF the lava 1ow
In an hour The flow had stopped.
Nine. Pele. the most feared goddess Of
the island. evidently had been satisfied
with a chicken dinner.
American residents OF the island be-
lieve that II there is ever another big
lava flow coal black roOsters will come
into demand ionce more.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

the boat for the return trip. Captain
and Mrs1 Salmon have been compan-
ions Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Stoops on
many pleasure trips.
Mrs. Nicholas Park and daughter.
Miss Julia Park, OF New York state.
are visiting Or. and Mrs. julius Dodd
here.
Miss Mildred Kaminskle, Of the War
Work Community Service OF Girls
work, assistant OF New York. Is
visiting Mrs. William o. Denny, on the
Strand.
The italian Battleship Count De
Cavour" passed this city last evening
about 430 o'clock on It's way TO sea.
Captain Harry Cummings. who has
been working in New York, is visiting
friends here.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
5sc TRIoLA SWEETS SOC.

A crate packed box. the fruits litho-
graphed and embossed giving promise
OF the delicious contents, crushed pine
apple in cream, crushed Strawberries
in cream and whole seedless raisins,
all coated with thick chocolate.
Special 59c the Pound.
Liggetts and Page and Shaw'sJ Candies
OF excellence.
DANFORTH'S DEPENDABLE DRUGS.
Market and Seconds Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
Help! Help! the Dogs Are Coming


Time-lIours when zoo is open 10
visitors
Place--Any zoo
Speaker-A. Monkey
"Sunerin' eats. but that was an awful
dream / had last night.
Thought The keeper was attacked by
bunch Of doctors with saws and
knives andla young armybf old men,
rThey banged The keeper on The bean
and made isht al me.
Heres a nice young one" / heard
a doctor yell, as he gave me the once
over and grabbed a butcher knife
"1 want his gland one OF the old
men cried. showing a big bunch OF
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
At THE MAJESTIC.

When the management of the Ma
jestlc announces a program OF an en-
tire week. YOU can count on this as evi-
dcnce that the attraction booked is en-
iirely worthy OF such continued
stand at that theatre. And this IS the
action which they have taken with
Marguerite Clark's picture. widow by
Proxy and Mack Sennetts super-com-
edy, Uncle Tom. Without a Cabin ="
which Will form the double bill which
begins Monday at the theatre.
Nigel Barrie VIII play the leading
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

hundred-dollar bills in the docs pocket.
Don't be in any hurry, the doctor
exclaimed, pushing them back. Give
me room. There's plenty OF monkeys
here for all Of You old-timers.'
"But one man was too anxious. He
tried TO haul me out Of the cage, and
] woke up
Gee Whiz / never was gladder TO
wake up in my life
That's what comes OF having people
stand around during visiting hours and
talk to each other about what the
Russian doctor said in Paris about
using. our glands to prolong llfe-some-
body else's life. not ours"
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
AT THE SAVOY.

Today win see the last showings OF
FRITZ Brunette in "The Woman Under
Cover at the Savoy Theatre. where
she has made a pronounced hit in her
latest feaiure-success. Miss Brunette
Is a most charming star and the photo
play is rcpleie with stirring incidents
Her crowded hour in which conscience
and duty dictate ther action rather than
regard for her own brother who had
been disOwned There is genuine
comedy as an added feature, and Pathe
first run news weekly.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Removelt

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel. act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through taking them.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil. They act gently but firmly on the
bowels and liver, stimulating them to
natural action. clearing the blood. and
purifying the entire system. They do
that which calomel does, without any Of
the bad after effects. Take one or two
every night Ior week and note the
pleasing effect. 10c and 25c box.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
5ac TRIoLA SWEETS 5ac.

A crate packed box, the fruits lltho-
graphed and embossed giving promise
Of the delicious contents, crushed pine
apple in cream, crushed Strawberries
in cream and whole seedless raisins,
all coated with thick chocolate.
Special 59e the Pound.
Liggett's and Page and Shaws Candies
Of excellence.
DEPENDABLE DRUGS.
Market and Second Sts.-Adv
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
Don't be discouraged
Resinol Soap
will clear your skin

Many and many girl has a clear,
healthy complexion today because some
friend came 10 her with that sound ad-
vice. Resinol Soap not only is delight
fully cleansing and refreshing, but its
daily use reduces the tendency 10 PIN
pies, offsets many i'll effects of cosmetics,
and gives nature the chance she needs 20
make red, rough skins white and soft
II the skin IS IN bad shape through neglect or i'm
proper treatment. htde Resinol Ointment should
al first be used with the K esi-
//Zs<1SSazt0SNN mol Soap, 10 hasten the return
lCsgoSSyss, q 4 tonoTma conditions Resinol
~ t1s/ ~ Soap and Resinol Ointment
are seld y all druggists.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
HOPPERs IN OUR FILIPINO Nlusq

NALLDOLID, p J., Oct. i7.-There's 5
grasshopper scourge in Negros Occi-
dentale, and reports are some Of the
hoppers have been rolled up in tobacco
sent 90 Manila cigarette factories.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

when She completely encircled the.
South pole. sailing from New Zealand,
In about four months.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

AT THE GAHTiiJh.
Bart McIIugh's elaborate musical
comedy "Roselime" is booked for the
Garrick Theatre next week 10 wlll be
presented by a company Of clever juve-
niles. Bossye Clifford is also on the
bin She is said TO be a woman with a
perfect form and attractive appearance
generally. She will give some art i'm
pressions. Then there will be Steve
Fredda. who is a marvel on the guitar
and who is also an eccentric comedian; I;
Lima Anger and Curtis Boys in musical
comedy; Frank Mack and Rose Reading
in Chasing Squirrels; Ed and May
Ernie in music and comedy. as we'll as
some very clever dancing; Harry Oakes
and Co., I'm Behind the Scenes" and
VIII Ferry, "The Frog" Il looks like
a pretty good comedy bill.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18

Bakers and confectioners should use
the Want Ads during the coming
month.
Evening journal., 1919-10-18
-if5yaciionS at the City Theatres
Ar THE GkENirI.

man to Miss Clark's role in the pic
ture.