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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
German Military
Peace Men Named

BERLIN. March 2s.--Delayedb-
Under the chairma nship OF Gen. Won
Wrisburg. Of the Prussian war min
istry. the following win constitute
the military members OF the German
peace delegation. II was announced
today
Gen. Won Hammcrs,ein. military
president OF the Spa armlstico com
mission. Mai. Won Beck. former
member OF the crown princc's staff.
Lieut.. Col. Won Aylander. OF the Ia,
varian general staff: Mai. Boettisch.
err. of the Saxon general staff. Capt
Gcyer. OF the Wurftemburg army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
Has Anyone News
of G. w. Hildebrand?

Does any returned soldier know OF
the whereabouts Of Private Clement
w. Iiildebrapd. OF Seattle. who has
been missing since he went into bat
tie with Company I. OF the goth in
fantry. M Chateau Thierry. July 10.
1918?
Mrs. Lillian NJ Starr. sister OF the
soldier. living Mt s35 18th ave. re-
ccived the last letter from him. dated
July 4. in which he stated that he
was on leave and expected TO return
10 the front In few days.
The sister does not believe that
Iiildebrand was killed. because he
was discovered in n hospital at Neu-
lily. with "A wound in his leg. on July
%. four days after he was reported
missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
Burglars Get $578
From Hotel Guests

Three guests Of the Hobart hotel,
at Hobart. lost . total Of ts7s.s0. =
pair OF gold cuff links and gold
ring. when an armed burglar en-
tered their room az l "A. m. Thurs
day. Anton Merhcr. blacksmith.
lost $3.50 OF the total.
Deputy sheriffs were put on the
scent. but the bandit is still at
large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
May Arrange Ball
Trades in Frisco

Los ANGELES. March 27.-whcn
Jim Morley returns from San Fran.
cisco. whore he has gone TO help TO
amend the Coast league baseball
schedule. he may bring back a new
player or two
Morley says the Seals want some
Angel players. but the Angels don't
need any Seals. IL was suggested n
thrce-corncred deal. whereby San
Francisco would trade a Seal or so
TO some other club for a player Nor.
ley would accept. and then make the
trade for an Angel or two might be
arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
.LISTMAN CASE
IS UP MONDAY
Council to Consider Action
OF Mayor Hanson

The position left vacant by the
removal by Mayor Hanson Of
George T.. Liatman. civil service
commissioner. will be filled by the
council at their wockly meeting
Monday.
Among the candidates mentioned
nj the city hall are II. G. Pigott.
OF the II. g. Pigott Printing Co:
Harry u. Lippman. local apartment
house agent: Frank w. Cottcrill. Of
the Building Trades council: Elmer
y. Common. OF the Conner Printing
Co.: Eugene Childe. attorney. A. II.
Flagg. civil engineer. and Henry NJ.
Powell. attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
RULES AGAINST ANTI
DRY LAW REFERENDUM

SALEM. Ore. March 2s.--Attor-
ney General Brown has ruled that
the referendum cannot be invoked
against the resolution which the
Oregon Legislature adopted ratifying
the national prohibition amendment.
A proposed referendum petition
had been filed with the secretary of
state. anu.prohibitionists hoping to
have the matter submitted to the
voters at the special June election.
The attorney general declared the
referendum can be applied only
against an act or law passed by the
legislature, the proposed referendum
being aimed at mere resolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
CAPT. HElNTZ OPENS
G. o. P. HEADQUARTERS

CHICAGO. March 2s.-Capt Vic
tor Heintz. of Cincinnati. recently
appointed manager OF the Chicago
listening post Of the republican
national committee. was in charge
of the office here today.
The office will be formally open.
cd Monday. G.. v. Chiffon. Of Ann
Arbor, Mich. is to assist Capt.
Hcintz In the Chicago headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
:orns, caIluses
Quit Quick!

Two Drops ~ "Gr.s.ii" WIN DO II
Ever hand-earve your toe with
knife trying to get rid of cornf
Ever une seisHors and Hnlp or part
OF the corn too close 10 the quichf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
Us Tbc5
G74NzdH1cE


SOME of the best
records are those Of
the famous American
and foreign Symphony
Orchestras. They are
recorded on different
makes of records.
On the Brunswick
you can hear them all
without restrictions
and hear them at
their best.
This is possible with
the Ultona, a new all
record producer, and
the Brunswick : Tone
Amplifier.
We shall be glad to
play any one of the
many styles of Bruins
wicks for you, and ex-
plain the new Bruins
wick Method of Reprodl
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

Luna Park Natatorium opens
March 20th.-AdvsstAeemenk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
MAY KEEP UNIFORMS

Mr.. Ex-Service Man. the govern
ment once more wishes to tell you
that you may keep your uniforms.
But IL you insist on sending them
back to Washington. the mailing will
be at your own expense, according
to instructions received Thursday by
Postmaster Edgar Battle from J. c..
Rooms. first assistant to the post
master general.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

wick Method of Reproduction
All instruments sold small monthly payments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
TO DISCUSS FINANCES

PARIS. March es.--That German
flnanclern may be- invited 20 Paris
TO discuss financial matters before
the enemy peace delegation arrives
was indicated In certain quarters
here today. The delegates were said
10 have this plan under considera'
.tnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
Police Band Has a
New Set of Officers

New officers for the coppers'
band have been elected by the po-
lice. Sergeant Fred Ribbach is now
president. Sergeant Gus Hassel-
blad, secretary treasurer, and Lieu
tenant Clarence @. Carr. musical
director. with Patrolman w. Il.
Carr as assistant.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
sorrow and regret when he learns OF
Harry's sacrifice, and clasps his wife
to his heart in forgivensSs-Adv.
HEAVY RAINS MAKE PLENTY
- !. OF WORK FOR CITY FORCE

The city road force under Supt. Nc
Call has about completed the resto-
ration of the bridge on the EdneyvilIe
road which was practically washed
away in the recent high water. The
new bridge, which is now in condition
for travel, is twenty feet in width, the
old one being twelve. The force has
also been busy on the Second avenue
hill in front of the Bacon residence
and at the intersection of Fleming
street, this section Of Second Ave,
nue. having become practically impas--
sable.
Another job recently completed by
the city force is the rebuilding of, the
causeway across Mud Creek bottoms
on the Upward or old Spartanburg
road The food about Christmas time
had washed away the causeway n.
three places and destroyed the ap-
proaches to two bridges, leaving a
heavy piece of work for the city to
handle. The causeway on the Flat
Rock road was also damaged to
large extent, and necessitated the e1-
penditure of time and money. All In
all the past winter, while compare
lively mild in temperature, has been
hard one on the street force.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
"a GOOD LOSER
AT THE QUEEN
Peggy Pearce, Former Keystone Beau
ty, in Western Drama Of Love
and Sacrifice

The Queen Theatre offers dainty
Peggy Pearce, former Keystone come
dy queen, in her first attempt at Sc
rious drama, as Evelyn Haselton, in
"A Good Loser" a Triangle play Of
love and sacrifice. This picture is
scheduled for Saturday and is direct
ed by Dick Donaldson, newly added to
Triangle forces.
Left an orphan by the death of her
father in Maryland, Evelyn Haselton
accepts the offer of marriage made her
by Doctor Jim, who had come from
the West to the bedside of his dying
friend, Evelyn's father.
Neither Evelyn nor Doctor Jim sus-
pect that Harry Littlejohn, the doctors
best friend and Evelyn's former sweet
heart, is waiting in Doc Jim's cabin
for Evelyn to be his wife. The meet
ing of Evelyn and Harry out west fs
silent, well-concea1ed, but over-pow-
ering shock. Both preserve the Sc
cret of their former love from Doc
Jim
An epidemic of sickness takes tbs
doctor away from his home. Jack
Monroe inveigles his way into the
home and heart of Evelyn aud pe2suad-
es her that her husband IS Indifferent
to her. In desperation she nees with
Monroe. But Harry is true TO his
friend, the doctor, and prevents the
elopement, meeting his owe. death in
doing so.
Though the doctor is cn:-2ged a.
Harry and his wife when ne learns ot
the elopement, he bows mis- head IN
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
Marrow Escape

One morning the youngest pupils
ware Obliged to sit upon movable
bench to recfte; soon there was q COM
motion In the midst of which EDITH
waved her band e,sc;teG!v ard said:
".Teacner, Johnnie tipped the seat and
L almost Fell OF the class :"
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

Mrs. Alice S. v. Lewis arrived
from Cincinnati, Ohio, ga Monday and
has rooms with Mrs. F. a. Durfee.
Mrs. Lewis frequently spends the win
ter's here.
T.; NJ To-
Mrs. W. A. Garland writes friends
that they arecomfortably settled In
their cottage at Delray, Fla, and are
enjoying plenty OF grape fruit, oranges
fresh vegetables and summer weather.
Mrs. Garland has already improved
in health. -
Mrs. A. E. Morris and sons, King,
Horace, Luna and DR.. Wander Linden
have been in Asheville with Frank
Norris Who is. in the Mission hospi-
tai. His physicians feel encouraged
about his Improvement as reported
this week.
--:O:--
On Tuesday afternoon, jan, IA,
from to O'Clock, Preston Lane
celebrated his 11th birthday by enter
| tanning 10 OF his boy friends, at the
home of. his parents, Mr.. and MRS.
w. T. Lane. After enjoying games
for awhile, Mrs. Lane served ice
cream and the birthday cake.
Mrs. I'D. Jones, of Durham, who is
an officer of the state federation
came over from Asheyille last Friday
for a brief visit to her cousin, Miss
WaddeH &C E!assffsrn school. Miss
Waddel is a member OF the Fasstferr
faculty.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Bland have re-
turned from Weaverville College
where they we're called on account Of
.the sickness of their daughter, Miss
j Mary Carol Bland. Miss Gland has
mild case of influenza.
4
Miss Julia Ashley, who has been the
guest of Miss Ruth Wooten at the
Kentucky Home, has returned to hel
bhome in St. Petersburg, Fla. Miss
kshIey was accompanied by Miss
Wooten who will be her guest fol
lawhile.
Mesdames r. P. Freeze, president O
the state federation OF woman
Clubs, L. M. Colt, president OF Hen
Jacksonville Woman's Club and X. N
Oates. a very enthusiastic member Q
,the club, have returned from Ashe
vile where they attended councl
meeting of the state officers.
-:O-
Mr.. E. W. Ewbank had the m1sfoF
: time to lose about twenty-five gallon
; of perfectly good gasoline seVera
: nights ago, when some one entere
/ his ward, stole. most OF the content
of the gasoline drum and left the druT
turned down and the faucet open, s
khat what was not stolen ran out O
| the ground.
: -:O:-
The Bland Hardware Company
adding greatly to the appearance an
convenience of their big store by NOV
ing the Office section to the rear OF tn
! store The change will result in
more quiet and better lighted otiic'
: and in a large addition Of floor spac
, | to the central part Of the establish
ment.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

vaIescing from influenza.
Misses Lucy and Helen Dermid are
among the recent influenza cases.
To-
Miss Lucy Bomar is convalescing
rapidly from an attack of influenza.
MIR and Mrs. R. P. Gregory have
tree children sick wi influenza.
-:o:-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Maxwell,
on jan, II, daughter.
-:o:-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Wal
drop, of New Berne, on jan, Is, a son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Eaves,
Jan, s, a son.
Miss Connie M TO is doing substi-
tute work IN graded school this week.
-:O:-
Miss Sarah Miller has returned from
Asheville where she visited friends.
10
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Stillwell are bet
ter. Mrs. Stillwell is suffering from
a second attack Of influenza.
%
P. W. Lowndes, who lives on Sixth
avenue, has been on the sick list but
is improving.
Mrs. Al. Gurley has recovered
from her recent sickness of several
days, =
George Dotson and Charles Greer
are among the recent influenza pa
tients at Patton Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Freeze left on
Tuesday for business trip to New
York City.
Carol English, from Canton, has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and MRS
P B. English and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. DeShields lef'
last week for an indefinite stay IL
Florida.
Mrs, A. C. Tebeau has returned IRON
visit to her parents at Lumberton
n. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rainey, of Cincinnati
ohio. are registered at the Cedars
They have property at Flat Rock
Mrs. B. A. Egerton and son, Montra
vile have returned from a visit to MI
and Mrs. Baker, near Knoxville Tenn
Miss Dorothy Bly,, Of Rochester. N
Y is visiting her uncles, F. "A an
G.. H. T. BLY,.
Ensign Montravills Hgerton return
Cd on wednesday to Pelham Bay n:
He i. in the naval service there.
1k;s. Florence Jordan has returne
from a visit to her cousins III AsAe
vile.
Mr.. and MRS Saphra, OF Baltlnor'
Md are guests of Mrs. R. L. Hunt IL
the winter.
Charles Taylor, from Canada' pui
ad 7. Gurley's house on Eight
avenue last week.
Mrs. R. C. Simmons, from breFa.
10 visiting her daughts' Mrs. w. 7
Jordan.
Mrs 7. S. Hutchinson, from Lee
Va came Wednesday to Wis
her sister, Mrs. W. M. NC
Mise Mary Carol Bland came non
ruesdav from weaverville College II
a short visit.
Rev. R. P. Smith of AsheVllie oo =,
1uotod the morning service at
PRESBYTERIAN Church last : ay'
--A0:-
z 8. Wetniur returned In ia
har 6. c.. Mondsy night. His da'sl
ter and her family are improving
To-
Or w. B. Howe has gone to ne
SMYRNA Fla, to spend awhile WI
his family.
-:O:-
ocor,,,iok who formerly liv'
~ town on business Ia
weel;5l Asheville
M@ 4 H. Howe, mother e1s+ Gr =
w. B. Howe, is visiting Relatives
Summerville, S. c.
-:O:-
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

Mrs. Alice S. v. Lewis arrived
from Cincinnati, Ohio, ga Monday and
has rooms with Mrs. F. l.. Durfee.
Mrs. Lewis frequently spends the win
ter's here.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

Mrs. W. A. Garland writes friends
that they, arecomfortably settled In
their cottage at Delray, Fla, and are
ENJOYING plenty of grape fruit, oranges
fresh vegetables and summer weather
Mrs. Garland has already improved
in health. =.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23
Some HendersonvilIe History w.

CHAPTER ONTO WATER POWER AND OFF OF II:
service
100 boiler
kLOWat the plan beng
day
Oates the possibility OF
county then waste 80 ater
HendenVHle
incorporated with capital OF SOOO ana
Shoals Big Hungary and IN
development Of the water power LABOR was
November
the
of smooth
tSa not until 1907 that the PROPOSE
relieved
stockholders a constant fl RancIa DRAIN
In trouble the famous "June Fresh"
Of the
the meantime having
That
Interruptions and unsatisfactory ali
the rebuilt announcer
satisfaction lasted until August lO
Vestge OIL
steam power
ntinuedin next weeks ssue) 20
:
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

Firs. T C. Barrow5, VINO has be en-
tef;ng care of DR.. LiSou AMI ta1nllF'
was called to Ohio on az: 'TnI Q: the
sr;.ous illness of her sis1e", Josie. who
orre. lived here.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-23

Mrs. A. E. Morris and sons King
Horace, Luna and DR.. Wander Linden
have been in Asheville with Frank
Norris who is in the Mission hospi-
tai His physicians feel encouraged
about his Improvement as reported
this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Vichy, which bore a gin label and
called Blackmar Hen" He was
also careful to keep Hen" in
happy state OF Observation-Disclosures"
OF inebriation.
"hen the proper time came Per-
clval mentioned the advantages of q
junction railroad through the GAP.
Then 1t was Blackmar unfolded his
tale admitted he held the franchise
and bemoaned his lack of funds 10
build road himself.
II suppose you know this old
skunk Denntson?" said Blackmar.
You bet | know him." growIcd
rercival Hes the man that's keep.
ing me out OF business!"
Instantly Blackmar, still properly
full Of good liquor. fell upon PEREZ
walls neck. and Percival mentioned
that he had sufficient funds and
would like nothing better than to
stick old Dennison and build the
road When he had finished
Blackmar somehow had the i'm
preston that Percival, John Mills,
was the bitterest enemy OF Daniel
Dennison.
That franchise. which In Black
mars sober moments would have
been sold only with the provision
that neither nan,ieon ~. a., n
w. could ever get control Of it, was
sold to Percival. or to the ]. p. Mills
Co., which was the same thing,
without the least restriction or pro-
vision, for 100000
Once started eastward, Percival
wired Jack Mills at Windsor, VT, as
follows:
Get back to office at once and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
When You re Engaged

so to speak. by the skin OF her
teeth.
Some girls the moment they be-
come engaged assume airs of pro-
prietorship-and delight in order
ing their fiances about and display
ing their power over them. This
attitude may apparently not weaken
the mans love at the time, but his
subconscious mind has registered re-
sentiment, and one day it will filter
through into the conscious mind, and
lo!-love will then fly.
Even at the engaged stage do not
be eXacting and unreasonable. Try
to be as sensible as you would be
were you only friends. But If your
instinct tells YOU that Henry is in
venting an excuse not to come when
You want him to. then have the cour-
age to face the fact that your SUI
premo charm for him is dulled, and
that III some way YOU have done
something which has caused you to
lose your attraction for him. And If
you cannot kindle it again you had
better break the engagement. For
what woman with scrap of self-rc
spect would want to hold man
against his inclination? II Henry Is
away from YOU and makes the cx
cuse that he has mo time" to write
Remember this truth:
"A man has ALWAYS time for
that which he most desires to do-if
he cannot snatch it from duty he will
snatch it from sleep."
II Henry were eager he would
have written to you. But do not re-
proach him-say to him calmly tina.
1t appears to you that he does not
care so much, and If this is SO YOU
90 not wish to hold him. Only do
not get up imaginary hurts and he
dramatic about it.
Analyze his action first and ALWAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

MT Washington House, Bethle-
hem, N. HI
Your presence means millions TO
me. Why don't you reply?
ID. DENNISON." =
Percival grinned. Then he wrote
wire to his father. 1t read: See
you tomorrow" Then he had din
ner and took the next train back.
He entered his home quietly that
night and greeted his father at
breakfast as calm and unrufied as
though he had never heard from him.
Son" said the old man eagerly.
after he had told the butler to
bring him anything" whats this
I hear from that swindling j. p.
Mills Co. to the effect that YOU own
the Green Gap Junction franchise 2"
Certainly I own It. It's u little
private business deal Of mine. |
overheard you say Blackmar
wouldn't sell it to you and won
dered why you didn't get some ono
Slick enough to buy 1t for YOU"
I'VE tried that, but 1t wouldn't
work. How did you get it," his
father exclaimed.
Merely used little business
tact" smiled Percival. dipping his
spoon into his egg cup.
"Rah!" snorted his father, You
took advantage Of some private con-
versation-"
only after I heard you say it
was impossible to buy it," said Per-
cival, looking steadily at his father.
How much did you pay for it?"
snapped his father.
Well" and Percival paused and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

lean rather to the belief that he does
love you. Do not be suspicious, but
on tho other hand, do not slip into
putting up with casual behavior from
him.
1t is, alas. true that many men
like to run with the hare and hunt
with the hounds and will always do
so if they are allowed. So IL you
sec real signs of this happening, tell
Henry that he must choose either
TO lose YOU or cease dividing his at
tcntion.
But above all things. Celia, be
sure that you have strength really
to carry out your ultimatum; other
wise If you want him on any terms,
You will just have to put up with his
ways and there is no use in threat
ening. 1t is always the small. initial
step which must be attended to. Let
Henry sec the very first time that
he shows want OF consideration tina.
you do not like it and will not meek
ly stand it again. Respect yourself.
In short, and see that he respects you.
because am supposing that you are
being loyal on your side and fulfilling
your share of the bargain. You can
not expect Henry to be lovely to
you if you are not being lovely to
him!
Never try TO make him jealous. 1t
is only a demonstration OF yiur own
vanity coming uppermost, but II is
tremendous temptation to most
women
Jealousy is a demagnctiling evil
current which will poison the atmos-
pherc between YOU in time! If there
is another man who desires you--and
Henry knows about It, that will moi
do any harm; it Will stimulate him
and make him value YOU more. But
never by your own action encourage
the man, or do anything which could
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

always with the stronger will. re-
gardless Of sex.
But no matter what is the strength
OF character. happiness will not be
attained unless the woman can keep
the man loving her-otherwise the
bond develops into the man deceiv-
ing the woman and doing anything
gust for peace.
So while Celia is engaged to Henry
she must never lose her head and
just drift on, however delightful it
may seem-a bark without a helm
can float upon the rocks!
Why should any one imagine that
love will continue at the same pitch
Just because the woman has appar
emily secured it? No kettle will 20
on boiling unless the fire beneath It
is kept up. And Henry will not con-
tinue loving Celia unless consciously,
or unconsciously. the thing in her
which caused him to love her con-
tnues TO act as a magnet.
How many engaged couples, l won
der. If 1t we're not for the scanda,
and bother OF a fissco--would not
back out OF the affair at the very
last moment? One or the other has
become "revulshed" Chat word NV
little friend so aptly coined and
which | employed In my former pa-
peri. And because of psychological
reasons Of primitive instinct acting.
1t is more often the woman who has
become bored during the enhancement
as it is more often the man who
tires in marriage. But in our affair
OF Celia and Henry, as it is she who
mad TO use all the perspicacity 10
secure him, she is not likely to grow
out or love as soon as he will. watch
your step" is the advice would give
10 any woman who has won a man