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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

OF evening gown. II is quite simple.
and all a matter OF draping"
Miss Mercereau IL %. and has been
dancing In public since she was 10.
She II n California girl. when not
on tho stage. she teaches dancing
and physical culture in San Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19

Dancing masters say that the end
Of the war has increased the dancing
craze threefold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
A Thanksgiving Special

There are many uses
for these yellow earthen-
ware Mixing Bowls, es-
pecially at this Thanks
giving time. They are of
good quality, decorated
with brown and white
bands. In four sizes. Spe-
cial price-S-inch, zoe;
9-inch, $40; 10-inch at
SOC; 11-inch, 69f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-19
Tonight
Thursday
Friday
No longer

The big fun
story of crooks,
spooks, lovers
and mixups,
in which the
screens best
coincidence
puts the toot
in institution
and races
along to a
Mack Sennett
finish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
POINDEXTERIS
IN GREAT FEAR
over U.S.FATE

NEW YORK, Feb. Republican
leaders. who arr declared TO be con.
sidcring the availability OF Senator
Miles Poindcxtcr. OF Washington
state. as presidential possibility in
1920, arc understood today 10 have
been impressed by Poindoxter's adj.
dress at a republican dinner last
nlght. in which he voiced a demand
Tor the r. assertion Of the American
spirit"
II II time TO call halt to the
doctrine OF lntrrnationalsm" he
said. and expressed the fear that
the proposed league OF nations would
involve a strange. new doctrine. g"
which may cause this republic TO
Drift away from its historical aneh.
cragcs"
The American people" poindeN.
ter said, "arc much more interested
In their internal problems than in
the disposition OF German colonies. q"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
MOORE

Towards sonRbird Revue. with
Joseph Howard himself. assisted by
Ethiyn Clark and chorus OF 20
girls. heads the now vaudeville bill
at tho Moore theatre Howard has
long been in musical comedy. and
has composed so musical successes
IN his show career, Their. Is no,
much chatter in this revue. but
more musical movements than tn
some song comedies
A novel act Is made much OF by
johannes Joscfasonn China" com.
pany. China in Icclandic. means
self defense. and Josf.son makes it
an art.
Claudiua and Scarlet have a
sketch called song Memories" In
which they bring back songs OF an.
other day.
show Me-" Is n comedy playlet
put on BY Walter Fenncr and com.
pany.
Fcccntricity and travcsty are
said 10 be bywordE in The widowed
Pair" with Kennedy and Rooney.
YoShi and Taahi are Japanese ar.
lists
Charles and Madeline Dunbar
have pleasing offering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
JOSEF HOFFMAN,
HERE MONDAY;
OPERA TONIGHT

Altho not the actual opening of
tho musical season IN Seattle, ai
several good rccitals have been pre-
scented in the last few weeks. the
advent OF the San Carlo Opera com.
pany. with four presentations. from
Thursday to Saturday night. consti'
tutoH the formal Inauguration Of the
big musical events TO come.
with the famous Polish pianist,
Josef Holman. billed for Monday
night. Seattle H. assured OF an ex'
eeptionnily brilliant musical season.
terminating with the augmented
Philharmonic OF Seattle symphony
orchestra Ia a series 81 concerts
IN May and June In the interval
between Hoffman, ana the orchea-
ira. musical celebrities. soloisu and
organizations have been engaged.
some by the Metropolitan theatre
management. some By the Ladies'
Musical club aud other societies.
Local interest conferred about Puc.
eiulH Madame Butterfly" opera.
played Friday night because Ilaro.
ko Onukl Miss Ohnickl. japanese
girl IN the title role. was reared
and educated IN Seattle with ~
eellent dramatic ability. the little
artist presented the rather difficult
cho'Cho-Han Interpretation, and won
the approval and applause of a
crowded house. The prctentious
opera Of ".iomeo and juliet" "a
really maaterful composition. was
greeted by record crowd at Fat.
urday's matinee III Trovatore"
viii be the concluding opera here.
20 be given tonight
II IN expected that the revival Of
interest Ia opera may induce the
atrical arrangements 10 secure other
companies this season
The seasons greatest musical at.
traction. however. IL expected 20 be
the civic symphony orchestra. en-.
iarged and improved into nearly
perfect unit Conductor John Spar.
CUR. following conference with the
orehcatra's guaruntors. II hard Al
work on the pcrsonhei OF the mu.
steal body. and viii make quick
tour Of the East 20 secure add.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
LEWIS OIsrIiEtM

Variety Isie." beginning sunday
with a continuous performance. viii
be tho new musical comedy at
Icvy's orphrum.
Plot action contsra around the
three theatre comedians. Henry
Shorr. the Hebrew lmperHonAtnr .
George REIN. Irish fun maker. and
Jack Clifton. the Sweie comedian.
TIL. Hceno Ia laid ON an bland IN the
south Pacific ocean, where the
Thirty Winter Garden Girls come
tripping IN clad in tropical costumes.
Leo May viii give another Of her
dancing Hpccialties,
Tn. Metropolitan Trio have som"
now songs and SON" special song
features will take place on the ~.
Illuminated runway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01

tlonhl talent. aitho local will not
bc neglected. II IN the ambition
Of spargur 10 make his orchestra.
guaranteed for three years at the
sponsor boards latest meeting the
best outside OF New York or Bos.
ton.
Community singing In the city'H
six high schools. Sunday church
programs and week day concerts for
special occasions. and recitals pre-.
scented with growing frequency by
musical bodies such as the Am
phion society. insure the music
lover Of very satisfactory season.
In majority 81 these concerts.
an effort n made 10 present only
good. classical music
Concerts al the various city
parks. evenings. are expected 20
be a pleasing feature Of the sum.
ner months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
OAK

by tho sad Sea Waves" some.
what suggestive OF Coney Island. Is
the new musical comedy at Monte
Carriers Oak. Oscar Gerard. Lou
Davis. Robert Lorenzo. Bessie lin.
Del Estes, Claude Kelly and Made.
line Rowe have leading roles.
Comedy centers around Swede
and an Irishman. who 20 to the sea.
side with "A money roll. They lose
IL soon enough while minging
among the bathing girls. A boxing
match. staged in the last act. knocks
them both out.
Some OF the song numbers are:
when They Hula-Huln on the
Boulevard. with the Dancing
Chicks" as hula girls, Come on.
Papa" and Smiles"
Molly Mack and Lou Davis have a
/ speciality act and Lew Marshall
makes new addition TO the "Oak
Trio" lie has just returned from
the navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
THE RIGHT or FREE SPEECH

In 1906 Seattle was cursed with
mayor and chief OF police who
undertook 20 arbitrarily prohibi,
free speech by trying IN suppress all
outdoor meetings Both Of them
came TO grief: one At tho polls and
the other in the courts.
Liberty and the right OF free
speech do not give license 20 any
man 10 commit crime BY advocating
treason nor law violation.
The limitations upon any per.
sons right 20 hold a public meeting
on street and highway Ia that
their use Of such highways must
not obstruet the use OF others. n
person should violate the esplon-
age law or advocate treason. the
police cannot give proper law en-.
forcement by creating riot. We
must have order to make progress
II seems as though the better way
would be TO collect evidence as to
what was really said and done and
present the evidence 10 the United
states district attorney. 80 that the
guilty may be prosecuted and the
itkhhH Va AAf' HBF''iA Fhhatt
Tended and protected.
Suppose that three people are
going to speak and the first speaker
violates the law. Is that n suffi.
Client reason for peace officers TO
club the audience. break up the
meeting. create riot and deprive
the other two speakers OF their
right of free Epeach9
Again, are such men as Ole Han.
son and Joel Warren going TO be
the angel guardians that are 10 de
terrnlne what we may or may not
talk about at public gatherings
Arc these two 10 be the guardians
OF our constitutional liberties?
Just n word, gentlemen. You are
standing on very thin political ice
Have sense or consult with those
who have.
My next article will bring you
from our supreme court 10 the
superior court Of King county. and
take you back TO the supreme court.
then bring you back 10 the superior
court. then back TO the supreme
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
GILL MEMORIAL

Memorial exercises In honor of
the memory Of the late Hiram G.
Glli will be- held under the auspices
~ the Fourteen Associated Local
Boards 81 Seattle and King COUNTY
a. the Press club auditorium. corner
Of University st and Fifth ave.
Sunday al 2 p. m. sharp.
Col. J. NJ Hawthorne. chairman OF
the Association Of Local Boards, viii
urseldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01

Virginia Thornton. are the headline
features ON the new Hip bill.
An athletic novelty. called a
Modern Adonls." with singing mum.
beers woven IN the sketch. IL put on
BY Dr. J Edwin Grape and com
pany. nr. Grape claims To bc the
winner OF world champlonship
contest for the most perfect male
phyaiaue.
Biily Link and Blossom Robinson
have "A comedy talking and singing
sketch. called The Traffic Cop and
the Lady"
Bob and Peggy Valentine viii be
seen In Vital Statistics" comedy
with a surprise.
The Aerial Youngs are double
trapcxe artists. who perform aerial
somrruaultH and catches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
WILKES

winchell Smiths New York sue.
cess. THE only Son" viii be the
offering OF the Wilkes Players next
week. starting with a matinee sun.
day.
This play IL the simple story OF a
boy who stands by his mother thru
a series OF trials and rcverscs. 1t is
play that is full OF human inter
est. trimming over with studied
psychology applied to life. Some OF
II Is hard and sophisticated, but all
is apparently true to life. Audiences
may expect to be moved to tears
and laughter by this play. which
has a punch that goes straight Ia
the heart OF every one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
Sending American
Sheep to Japan

Especial 20 The Star by N. II. A.
TOKYO. Feb. l.-Sheep from Cana
da and the United States are being
imported by Japan to improve the
floeks In the country. The importa.
tom and distribution is under gov.
eminent direction. Milford Center.
O.. has furnished some of the finest
sheep received, and the work already
done thru the government is show
Ing results in Improvement OF the
wool production of Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01

The judges we're the fafnor
artists, Howard chanler Christie.
James Montgomery Flagg. Harriso D
Fisher and Peryhn StanlawH.
Inasmuch as scores Of beautiful
women from all parts ~ the cou.l.
try competed II IN cxpe tel Mhr
Hyde will claim the ail-hmcrican
championship.
Some Of the beauties Of the Ptage.
the screen and the studio entered
the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
Miss Edith Hyde Wins Title as
Most Beautiful New York Girl

NEW YORK. Feb. Ladies' and
gentlemen Of the United States.
meet the most beautiful woman In
Sew York. She II Edith Hyde. %.
"a brunette with clear. blue gray
eyes. height, five feet. four inches.
Miss Hyde was proclaimed Man.
hatnn's prize beauty al . O'Clock
this morning at the exclusive chu
chin Chow costume ball. attended By
social. literary. theatrical and art
leaders Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
Lowman Quits u. S.
Post of ST Per Year

J. u Lowman. assistant director OF
the division Of operations for tho
United states shipping board. today
returns to his private interests. lila
term OF office as yi-a.year man
In service OF the government. ended
Friday night His office arranged
FOR the loading OF ISL vessels for the
government during the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
METROPOLITAN

Don't Trust Those Big Gray
Eyes" as sung by Julian Eltlngc.
the woman imprrHonator coming to
the Metropolitan Tuesday. In said TO
be- a heart breaker. The woman who
wrote the music. Miss Cora Me.
Greachy. l. also responsible for the
new and stunning gowns worn by
Eitlnge. on the stage this year.
William Morris. who ~ directing
the EltnEe tour. and was former
manager for Harry Lauder. has 40
lccted some New York rity artists to
support the imitaior. Some Of them
ARE; Sydney Grant. Dainty Marie.
Arnaut brothers. Cleo Gaacolgne.
Dancing Lavars. MAloric Bennett.
Vclma Whitman and Arthur Shirley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
PANTVGEs

Songs % old and songs brand
new will b. sung next week AT tho
Pantages BY the Colonial Five.
girls. who head the new vaudeville
beginning with a Monday matinee.
senator Francis Murphy" will be
seen in Seattle again AT this theatre
IN his funny political monologue.
lie has not visited the city since n
year ago.
The Four Meyakoa" call them.
selves THE wonder Japanese aero.
bats
Elsie Murphy and Eddie Klein are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
CuTIIBERT TO SPEAK

Executive Secretary Herbert
Cuthbert, Of the Pacific Northwest
Tourist association. will give an H.
Illustrated stereopticon lecture on
What the Northwest Has TO Offer
the Tourist" Monday noon. at the
Transportation club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
..AIION FOR WRITS OF
"hbEAs CORPUS IN OUR
sJPRENF COIfRT

., applications 10 our supreme
So. Tor writs OF habeas CORPUS
rss.ss mat the persons we're ar.
w. py police officers. without
sss,..nt and were held by the
o. ~, Impairment at the Instance
nsvs. ponce and that they had
eh., Deen informed as % any
sra against them; that they
Aeh upon the pretended and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01

featured In a song act. Thinking
Tunes and Timely Topics"
Drop us Line" comedy Eht.
10 offered by Regal and Moore, and
Love and Wilbur arr speed and
smiles on ~. rings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
ME HANSON. YOu SHOULD BE
RTCAi-i.ED. Not ARE BE
TRAINING SEATTLE
by EDWIN J. BROWN

ne voters OF Seattle voted for
IN car lire purchase, because We
xxre At war. We needed ships. the
s,r Is now over. our shipyards are
-. and we should not buy the
sur al war prices.
You told the people tina, the car
s,e~ could be purchased from the
-ss earnings
rsu has made contract 10 buy
,A< roads and give them a first len
"a the gross receipts even before
shcr Is paid
You have made a contract with
A. Puget Sound. Traction. Light 4
rwsr Company whereby this city
sis b. Compelled 20 buy power even
l, run its own street ears. Division
"a the elevated and Lake Burien
are
You have contracted 20 pay the
a,y's competitor about $500 600 per
rear for power. about $3.50 900 per
vsar interest. and then $4,000. 600
br their worn out equipment. which
4 worth about s. 600 Gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
PALACE HIP

"swcethears." musical comedy.
with ten dancing and singing girls.
and The Counsellor" comedy
playlst. starring Charles King and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
DON'T KNOw-DONT CARE

seatue's Health Commissioner
thows nothing Of his own knowl-
nge, about the guaranteed people
= mis- city. He has never cxam-
NED or treated ono Of them him.
VI and many Of his assistants are
"nvicted. Indicted or discredited.
me plain truth about the quar-
,huned people IN Seattle Is that
-s''her the eity's health commits
a'hsr nor the mayor knows any
s''ng about the actual conditions OF
quarters where Guaranteed
rople are kept: they evidently do
~ care Human lives are nothing
"iicials so great as they. our
~ are denied the right To have
-e' own physicians, see their at.
1neys. their mothers or friends.
.ney are left to the tender nercies.
~ and medical skill Of the police
apartment and intern doctors,
s.e o. whom has been convicted Of
nng from the patients. another
aic'sd for bribery. and stln an
'' mas been investigated by the
'.na Jury and found unfit.
therefore,, when the health com.
her swore that my clients
49, infectious. contagious and
s"serous, he swore to something
~, ~An ne knew nothing about. yet
supreme court held that what
=. ala was final and binding upon
ss,,.! paDic as well az upon the
VIZ and this ia law in this statct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01

Avn, California Syrup OF
~. enly--look for the name Cali
.',s.. q. the package. then you
~ sure your child Is having the
y. and most harmless laxative or
.svxc for the little stomach. liver
- bowels Children love It's de-
s.ssu, fraaty taste. Full directions
- ehlla's dose on each bottle. Give
n v1fhout fear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
Slaihe's StOCkade Hell,
Quarantine Hell and the
Right Of Free Speech

taiSc claim that tns3 we're conta.
Eious. infectious and dangerous per.
sons. that such charges or ACCUSE
tons were untrue and unfounded
In fact. that their arrest was not
prompted By good faith: that IN.
claim on the part OF tho police and
health department was but a sub
tertuEo In furthcranoc OF consplr.
acy under which these petitioners
were deprived OF their liberty. That
they were auartercd IN filthy quar-.
tiers, poorly ventilated. fed on un
wholesome food. and that they were
being arbitrarily detained ana un.
lawfully punished by the health de.
partment. without cause. and we're
therefore unlawfuliy detained.
WHEREFORE. tho petitioners
prayed. for the immediate Issuance
81 writ OF hsbeas corpus directed
10 said J. l.. Warren. Chief or the
Police Department and J y. Me.
Bride. commissioner OF the Health
Department. OF said City OF Seattle.
requiring him 10 produce IN. petit
TONERS at "A time and place To be
named. and 10 show by what author.
iiy petitioners were so restrained 81
their liberty. and that they be- forth.
with discharged from such unlawful
custody
The supreme court granted the fol
lowing order:
'On reading and filing the petition
Of Edward l.. Twitty. duly signed
and verified by him. whereby IL an.
pears that he Is Illegally imprisoned
and restrained Of his liberty BY J.
l. Warren. Chief OF Police OF the
city Of Seattle. County of King.
State of Washington. and Dr. J. :.
Mcbride. Chief OF the Health DE.
partment OF said City. County and
state. and stating wherein the Tile.
galiiy consists. from which IL ap-
pears that a writ OF habeas corpus
ought 10 issue
1T Is THEREFORE, ORDERED.
that a writ OF hab.as corpus be
issued BY the Clerk and under the
seal OF this Court directed to said
J. l.. Warren and Dr. J. s. Mcbride.
commanding them TO have the body
Of the said Edward l.. Twitty before
the Superior Court, King County.
Washington. ON the nth day Of
July. 1918. at 10 o'clock A. NJ OF
that day TO do and receive what
shall then and there be considered
concerning the sald Edward L.
Twitty. together with the time and
cause Of his detention. and that you
have then and there the said writ
Dated on the 18th day Of July.
1918.
lSigncdD JOHN r. MAIN.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
TO THE PUBLIC

S0ct SrlIuE lts, week = NTtsff.
have investigated the ciy's pur-
shas Of the street car lines. Among
tss pubic records. find not only
has the city administration be-
rzyed the people 81 the oity OF
ssa,,e on the purchase Of the ear
Ines. but that our city administra.
ton. by Its Ordinance No. 3s0ss.
already passed. has made contract
si'h the Puget Sound Traction.
Light 4 Power Company for the
~ V buy all electrical power nee
szary or required for the cify's
runicipal railway system. and for
he operation Of future extensions
hereto. OF course. this would mean
Division a. the elevated road and
n Lake Burien car line.
This contract Ia made subject 70
ne right OF the city to step down In
&acks Of approximately 5000 XVIII
uhssqusnt to after March 1. 1922.
ipon giving the company one years
Written notice of the city's intention
= 70 DO. and purchasing "A substa.
100 as provided BY the contract.
Ms probably gives Us the reason
WY the Ballard substation wns
isiosd BY the mayor recently.
unfsr this provision. the city OF So
fte viii be compelled TO pay be.
Hsen five and six hundred thou.
ard dollars to the Puget Sound
fraction. Light q Power Company
~ Electrical power each year.
row have sufficient evidence 10
nrsnt me in saying that the peo.
~ should act at once and put this
'nure matter To a referendum vote
me people 80 that Il could be
ascusaed thoroughly. and am sat.
siea That the people would vote II
NNn We are not getting what we
'o'sd Tor, we are getting stunR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01

ADVERTISEMENT
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-12-19
NATIONAL FIGHT
ON HIGH PRICES
Attorney General Maps Out Pro!
gram to Combat High Cost
of Living.
WOMEN HAVE POWER
Official Asserts They Can Bring About
Lower Prices BY United Action
Outlines Five Methods of
Procedure.

Chicago, Dec. 17.-Attcrney Gene raj
A. Mitchell Palmer mapped out the
program Of the Department of Justice
to bring down the cost of living at a
meeting of 400 city officials, heads of
civic organizations and clubwomen,
called by Governor Frank o. Lowden.
Pledging the full power of his de-
partment in the prosecution of hoard
ers and profiteers, Mr.. Palmer called
for the assistance of every man and
woman in the country for national
| fight against high prices.
Explaining the plan of action.
whereby fair price committees in ev-
cry community become agents of the
federal government in enforcing its
DEGREES, Mr.. Palmer laid down a pro-
gram of five things, which, if carried
out, would do much to deal death
blow to the high cost Of living. They
are:
1-Organization of fair price com.
mittees in every city and county, back
ed by mayors and prosecuting attor-
neys, with the committees supporting
the United States district attorneys
Reorganization of women to refuse
to buy anything but actual necessi
ties until prices come down.
3-Holding Of conservation and
economic" meetings.
4-Infiuence Of mayors and prosecu-
tors to be brought to bear on the
warning elements" to prevent fac
tional disturbances in industry" and
particularly to bring about an indus
trial peace of at least six months
duration.
5-Remobilization of the four-min
ute men to deliver work and save"
addresses in theaters each night.
Despite all objections and obsta-
cles, purpose to go through with this
campaign" Mr.. Palmer told the dele
gates. eff industrial conditions do not
get too bad in the next, few months,
we can bring real relief"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-12-19


is A to
States of the projection of the state of Maine to WITHIN 81
Canada
exists only will neighbor."
Canada that of
Megnuc in
Quebec discussing
1T be urged that this barrier against future development exists
merely nationality itself
believed appeal
relief
chance of putting Nations
to
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-12-19

interesting character English
killed them ALL Edward
had been man. Henry
rs in smiled THE
they forced to do
all thousands that died"
biography BENJAMIN Franklin produced
ANDREW
he little tough George Wash
ngton father of his country
lowest kind of Christian
off by praying
tho
printed front OF the BOOK
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-12-19
Germany Fails To Float Loan.

Berlin, Dec. 17.-For the first time
in its history Germany has failed to
float government loan. Five billion
marks We're appealed for in the latest
loan, conducted on the lottery plan.
but only $500. 000,0 900 marks were net
ted. There was no patriotic advertis-
ing and only the peoples gambling In
stinct was appealed to. About three
fourths OF the subscribers were COM
paratively poor people. DR.. Ian Mar
tin, Buenos Aires, has arrived here to
negotiate a loan from Argentina to
Germany Of 50,oOo.o00 gold pesos.