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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-11
BUSINESS MEN
in BIBLE CLASS
They Organize at the Y, M. c. A. and
With Full Component of Off
GERS Get Ready for
Study. .

A business mems Bible class was
organized last evening at the Young
Mems Christian association with
twenty-five Of the most representa-
tive men in the affairs of Keokuk in
attendance.
Supper was served at $50 o'clock,
as the men came up from the bust
ness mems gymnasium class. and
the meeting was called to order nv
secretary. Albert WylIie acted
temporary chairman until the cleo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-11
FUNERAL OF
MRS. COLLINS
II Mas Held This Afternoon and II
Body Placed in the Oakland
Vault for Future Removal
TO Hannibal.

The funeral OF Mrs. Louisa R Col
lins Eas held this afternoon ST e:S,
O'Clock AZ her home at the foot o.
Bank street
The service was conducted by Rev
w g d. Lamont OF St Johns Epis
coPaI church
TIE body was placed in the vauis
at Oakland cemetery and viii late
ne taken to Hannibal for burial
inos,cr Sig Bond Ro65sry.
United Press Leased Wire Service!
NEW CASTLE. Ind. Jan il-Tnt
First Natic7a Bank of Louisville VA
robbed OF $4,000 worth OF LsheTu
bonds during the night
Read the Classified column
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-11
Three Republicans in Field for So
preme Court Justice of Illinois,
and seoneId as Demo
erat
NOMINATE
Politicians and Lawyers Much inter
essed, But Interest Of Masses
Depends Chiefly on
Weather.

Adjoining Illinois is beginning u
take much interest In the electiUG
for supreme court justice which oc
ours April that is. the politicians
are interested. lot % speak or TIE
lawyers
-Of course il is 9 big thing for q
lawyer Il be elevated 10 ihe highest
court OF his state. and II Is OF ire
msadous importance TO the people 10
hare the right man elected there. but
the masses of the people 90 nol pay
any great amount OF attention TO the
judicial election. especially 8 special
election, said q Hamilton man 70
The GATE City this morning. The
vote depends a great deal ON the
weather OF election day and how busy
the farmers are
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18

be NADIA de Ia labranza PRACTICA
desempefar nm puesto Ell la Sgricultu-
ra cuando todo 10 que tiene ell la ca
beza es una pura botella"?
Pero fjGmonos mas de cerca we're
mos ell dicha escuela tambien II ju-
ventud felnenina. ALI hay sesents Sc
iioritas que aprenden "a hacer los ira.
bajos del hogar. Solo Sc oyen ell aQuel
bello iardin las notas. melodiosas dc las
canciones de aquellas belIas muchachss
que hacen volar las maQuinas de lavar.
He squi el origen fundamcnto de los
futuros hogares. We'd ell esos estudian
tes las nujeres v los hombres del ma
mana. Los que podran ayudarnos le-
vantar a este pequeno pals. Los que III.
charan por nuestro bienestar. Esos io-
venes seran los que podran comprender
mejor que nadie los problemas del pals,
saber las fatigas del obrero compren
der Ia lucha del hombre professional.
GY que diremos de la enSenanza ell
el salon de clase? Basta conocer el ca
racter cristiano de los maestros su
preparation, para saber como ensefan
a sus educandos. Basta conocer el inte-
res que su presidente. J. W. Harris,
iene por edncar los hijos de esta cuna
licrida Que nos VIC nacer. Aunque por
ius venas no CORE sangre latina, exis.
zen EN- su mente ideales mobiles hacia
losotros los puertorriqueiios. Desde es-
Universidad lie envio mis- mejores de
nostraciones de gratitud
Padres: 81 quereS I'm buen porvenir
la.a vuestros hijos, sabed que on Ia
,iudad de las Lomas esta el plantel de
'ducacion deseado. Para jovenes Y Sc
joritas. Para prepararlos efcazmente v
c; bar con eI analfabetismo. Asi sc le.
vantara erguida nNestra patria al mis-
TO nivel de los demas paises de la ci-
'ilizacion moderna.
Los principles del Institute Politec-
nico son estos: Educar la juventud
sin distinction de raza nj posicion So
cial''.
'Educar cspecialmente los que de
otro modo sc les haria impossible por
falta de recursos''.
Este planted cuenta con ciento ochen-
ia jovenes .nternos otros que solo vie
nen dar algunas classes. Esta Institu-
ci0n es coeducativa. Que trabaje, hon
re y ednquc dicha escuela la juventud
pnertorriqueha, les ensenc el derro
tero que siguieron aQueIlos preclaros
vafones que dieron ell buen nombre
nucatra BorinQuen.
Felipe ToRo oUINoNES.
Universidad de Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
En- pro de la Educacion.
Ell "INSTITUTO POLITECNICO DE
SAN GERMAN

lie aQui q temple sasrado de IL en-
senanza. adonde debe acudir Ia juven-
tud puertorriqueha recibir el pan in.
telectual
Ia escuela prosresista Ia futura Uni
yersidad de Jas Antillas que hoy ofre-
&c una educacion complc;a, tanto al
ioven rico que viye con las comodida-
des necesarias como al pobre que lucha
sin recursos AHA en- Ia soledad campe.
ma, que oflece ayudar a todos aquellos
que no pueden continuar sus estudios
po. falta dc recursoa. rs este el sitio
. plante! de educacioI que ofrecc Ia
buGna opor.unidad todos los padres de
familia para que envien sus hijos a
ensanchar sus pequehos limitados co.
nocimientos
Solo asi los hiios de esta patria que
rda podran Ell el mafana luchar por su
meiors miento despUes de habcr recibi-
40 Il preparation debida ell las cien
cias y las artes Una vista a esta es-
cuela bastard para, darnos una idea de
!. huena organization de los alumnos.
dc Il algeria amor entusiasmo que
leinsn Ell sus eorazones, hacienda asi
.aas bella y placentera dicha escuela.
Ali Sc vera Nh grnpo dc iovenes que
marchan n campo cen sus hercamiehtG s
d. lahranza. con sus caras risuenas, y
a jovialdad que les caracteriza. Ali
van romper piedra, hacer zanias. cons
'luir caminos. sembrar Y hacer otros
'rah1iof de agricultural Sin duda algu-
Ia llevando Ia practica aquella pri.
mcya sentencia que Dios dio al hombre
cn q Eden. cuaHdo term'naba la obra
del Universe Estos iovenes llevan Ell
sus mentes la Sauta idea del amor al
tra5aio y al saber. inica palanca que
leyan;ara a este pequeno ' digno pue
bio. Este principle es quizas el que ig.
nora el ioyen rico y mimado que nun
ca ha pnesto Ia mano en- ell ara
do, que no Sc imagina Ia honra y pro
vecho que trae el aprender desde peque-
10 1 depositar el grano eli Ia TERRA
Esto debe seryir de estimulo para los
jovenes senoTitas'' que no saben 10
que es recibir el calor del sol ell sus es
paldas, nj hsn sentido el .sudor corrcr
por 81 frente. Para todo aGuel que ig-
nora Ia lucha del buen obrcro que ira
baja desde que mace el dia, sin descan-
sar Is verdad que muchos padres Green
que 81 sus hijos van al campo ira.
bajar con una azada I'm p.co Sc des.
meritan y que en- tai ohcio Sc pondrian
en- Ia categoria del pobre bracero. Green
Que buscarle una colOcscion cs 10 me
ior Y a veces es el fracaso para el jo-
ven que no sabs 10 que tiene entire ma
nos. Hoy no Sc 10 progunta al joven 10
que sabe. aino 10 que puede hacer. Hay
miles que piden empleos pero pocos q.
pueden desempeharlos. i"Tantos hom.
bres sin empleOs tantOs empleOs sin
hombresl'' IPodra I'm joven que no sa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18

hizo que fuera elegido para IA Camara
de los comunes Aun 10 habia cumpli-
do yeint'cinco amos cuando fue nombra-
DO ministro dc Ia Guerra. cargo que des.
empeno diecinueve amos seguidos, for
maado parte de diferentes ministerios.
En 1928 pFsent6 la dimisi6n. y en-.
;onces comenz6 su verdadera inportan
eia politica. que creci6 extraordinaris-
mente al encargarse en- 1880 del minis
terio de Estado, donde di6 repetidas
pruebas de su habilidad, de su audacia,
de "a actividad Y de su talcnto. logran-
do reputation europea. El reconoci-
miento dc In independence belga, el
apoyo que presto los partidos libera-
les en- Espana Ell Portugal durantc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18

~ -fF-Ft-F-FFF-f-l-l-l -I-f-i-t t-i-i--I--I-l
Ne pagan los msiOTss prseios por !.
psdAsos y pisnAs ds metal de 20 :.
das elAsss. sogAs. Coma. etc. Ma !
suinariA en- uso. !
/. Tks Me- Ysrk ssi Psns Rice Metal Co !
John Lswir. PFop.stor.
vsL sas. stsy v. PtA - risFrs
t-l-4-s-ES4-l-3-Ft-t-l-' |l-t-i-F-s-i-'-ll.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
DIR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano, farmaceutico, Bac-
teriologo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue-
va York. ExcatedrStico de Bacteriolo-
gia do la UniversidAd de Puerto Rico
Laboratorio de Analisis Clinico =
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General.
Horas do consulta de 10 A. NJ.
Rfo Piedras, Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
coLAB BoRAcIo
Advt

= !os ssEorss qus nos hohfAn snViAn
donos sspo0tAnsansnts trsbAJcS 4s co
labOraeios lee rseonsndamos cue guar
asn eopia. pass 10 rsspondsIuOs AZ 20
n sostsnsm0s eorrsspohdsneis SObrs
siioa
m hsch0 es qns ssts diArio publiqus
m tfabaio armAaO. no signiAcA nses
sariamsnts cue - soli6ATies con u
asvoIaci6n en- cAso ds no utfiisArioa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
Nal DIA COMO HOY 4
<~-i Ey@
"Recordar es vivir:-- Dante
Is DE ocTUBRE DE 1865
ERocKETT FAN1oso LORD pALMERsToN
HtBIA NlcIDo EN- BHoDLAND, CoEDADo SOUTHAMPTON,
I'll ocTuBRE DE -. ,sSsxp

T. palls de lord Enrique Juan Ten.
p.e. vizconde de Palmerston, que era
4 orney General de Irlanda, do a su
inio ssnegadisima educacion, envian-
TOO II sristoe.dtico colegio de Harrow,
loadc fus condiscipulo de Peel, Byron,
ll1bhosse. Bankes y otros muchos jo-
venes que, seg6n dice Byron ell sus Me
morias. hablaron e hicieron hablar de
clos siguio sus estudiOs en- las Uni
idades dc Edimburgo de Cam
inee. v los vcinte amos su familia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
Muelle No. z

Sc ofrece de nuevo al CO.
mercio en- general con TO
DO 81 primitive buen ira
20. faeilidades y comodi-
dades. asi como a los anu
eareros y embarcadores de
todas classes para almace-
mar con seguridad y embar-
car con facilidad suma sus
produetos.
SECURE de mercancias
depositadas en- muelle, a
an tlpo sin competenoia.
-s-t-t-t-t-i-t-l-t-t-t-i-i-4-i-i-t-i-fi-i-i-i-i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
PROFESSIONAL:

Medco, Abogado, Ingeniero 81 usted hombre pro-
gresista desea aumenar e nmero de centes sndnce
se annciese Para clio le brindamos
seccon cua poda used hacer que fguras nombrc
unto de los PROFESSIONALS mas presgosos acredtados
de Puerto Rico mo parecen usted atendbes
caciones? Pues apresurese enviar anuncol Que pI
bico yea nonbre letras de mode odos los la Eo
importante para usted mo vaya fgurarse la gen.
te que usted no ejerce va!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18

sEATIi

nh Il isysFis HthE Ltpss. ssa YrsA
sisso. treats . is OpHa ls Feeonoss
ga is visis gratis iatitlndsls 81 eris.
isi pFsslso sus Hssssltan sac oios ore
tsiss aontsfss a. Il saiidad soH
Srssiss tsies -ssh BIspsisso 81 y
AdN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
DR.. Agustin r. Laugier

Oculista y Intermediates de la nariz
garganta Y oidos.
Horas dc ofcina:-De 10 a IL A. M
y de 6. P. M.
San Justo No. 4, Esquina Tetuin.
Tel. 1881 San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
MANDARA LA IONA DE INCA

Ell Gobierno Espanol le ha confe-
rido al Coronel don Francisco Albert
Lopez, portorriqueno. nacido en- Are
cibo, Ell mando de la zona de Inca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
As4Gs@asskS
"Recordar es vivir:.-Dsnte.

nuestra primer guerra civil, la supre
sion de La trata de negros. la guerra de
China. Ia repression de los rebeldes del
Canada. Ia conclusion del Tratado de
Ia cu5druple Alianza con Austria. Tur
Quia Russia, v otros muchos hechos de
extraordinaria importancia EN- la mar
cha politica de Europa, demostraron su
consecuencia ell las ideas liberales que
profcsaba y la extremada infuencia q.
por aus excepcionaIes dotes logro ejer-
Ger Ell tiempos tan dificiles En- 1855
enca.g0se de Ia presidencia del minis
terio aunque las difcultades que Sc
le presentaron con motive de la que
IRA de China le obigaron a retirarse.
no tardo Ell derribar al ministerio Der
by. asociado con lord Russell ell vol
ver al poder, realizando Ell este ultimo
periodic de su administration actos tan
'mportantes Y trascendentales como la
organization de la defensa nacional ell
plena paz y el eG.ablecimiento del libre
cambio.-Lord Palmerston habia adop-
tado como norma de conducta esta di-
visa: FLEcTI EFT NON FRANGI, "do
blarse y no romperse"
Ell MOTE DE LORD PALMERsToN
FL famoso politico, cuando ell su iu-
ventud desempeIaba las atlas fmcio-
hes de SECRETARY OF WAR minis
tro de la Guerra, mas que por sus ac-
tos ,ninisteriales y por su posicion po-
Utica, era conocido popular por 81
belleza varonil. por su elegancia de Tx
cLUSIvo que imponia La moda, por sns
triunfos ell el baile de Almack. por 10
incansable y diestro en- bailar eI walls
cuya importation Ell Inglaterra algunos
lie atribuyen, y por sus numerosas aven
turas galantes, Para formar idea de su
probada superioridad en materia de ga.
lantcria. como dice uno de sus biogra-
fos baste recordar que sus conciudada-
nos lie pusieron este expressive apodo
con que era popular: LORD CUPIDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-18
ocafi6n IA

Ocasi6n n
FERRETERIA MERIHo
aeaba ds rscibiT. BASOs. LABABos
inodoros dnchas Bidsts cue vende
Drscios muy baTatOs.
San Juan Afvt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

IL you are man. with a mans
experience in the changing scenes OF
iife. you can probably recall a dark.
cold and stormy Aight. somewhere
In your minds retrospect. when a
warm, clean bed and atcaming bath
and CHEEKY welcome would have been
as Gift and comfort from heaven.
Perhaps. II you are a woman.
you can recall a similar situation.
or period In life when a helping
hand. a word Of encouragement. n
comforting smile. would have slim
ulated your spirits and mentality.
These are ever recurring rerninis'
censcs 20 those who have been buf.
feted on lifo's troubled seas.
And these are but ono phase OF the
humanitarian activities OF the Saliva.
ton Army. an organization that
reaches deep into the cutters and
siums OF the city TO extend n helping
hand. Last week the Salvation
Army. home from the war. asked
Seattle for s25o.o0o. not for pay.
roll patriots" and not Tor luxurious
buildings. and theoretical invcstiEa-
ton. but for two plain. substantial
buildings working girls home and
a laborcr'a hotel. No man or woman.
youth or girl. In need OF comfort.
cheer or money. will ever be turned
away from these institutions.
Seattle gave only half. or $4,000.
last week. This week the Salvation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Black Hole" at Alcatraz Army
Prison Is Ordered Abolished

Withholding ieniency. The army reg.
uiatioas expressly H;ipulate what ia
10 b. done with refractory inmates
~ military prisons. and all that
those In command can do is to obey
them.
Regulations provide for solitary
confinement ON bread and water for
not over it.dsy periods. which may
be repeated after 1t-day respite.
Aicatrux. often called The Rock"
IL now crowded with prisoners. To
tho more or less regular number OF
tranngrcssorn held there has been
added a contingent OF more than 400
wrong-doers from Fort Lcavenworth
and nearly 100 members OF the 81
berian A. r. r.. convicted Of various
breaches Of army regulation in Asia
a report on conditions at Alcatrax.
mad. by Col. y. l. Roberts ut the
instance OF tho secretary Of war. has
gone forward 90 Washington. a
"whliewanh" OF the black hole" Ii
said TO be contained In the report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

COZ. OOSG%o<l Sex0A0
rard. commandment Of the prison. 10
discontinue the practice Of putting
conscientious cbicctors into solitary
confinement there. ON bread and wa
ter. for fourteen days at n stretch.
Instead, a block OF cells on the
main floor OF the prison has been
boarded of for the accommodation
Of the &C. o's."
Upon yielding TO public demand
in this matter. Col. Gerard makes
no excuses for using the black
hole" declaring that the dungeon
beneath the disciplinary barracks
had been regularly employed as
a place for solitary confinement for
tho past decade. and that II was per.
tectly sanitary. lie denies that there
arc any rats. AZ prisoners have
charged. on that level OF the prison.
Discussing the charge that only
certain conscientious objectors"
seemed 10 win confinement in the
black hole" Col. Gerard pointed
out that this kind OF prisoner had
recently become the most reaction.
airy element he and his subordinates
had to contend with. and that soil.
tary confinement was only used
when all other appeals TO their man.
hood and common sense had failed.
Not only are these men yellow
to the backbone" declares the com.
mandant--himself veteran Of thirty
years standing In the regular army.
hut they refuse TO consider any
thing resembling labor. Apparently
they have n conscientious objection
TO work. Discipline would soon be
completely shattered II they were not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
ADVERTISEMENT
Credit With a
Meaning

II you think OF Credit Store as a
place where you must pay extra for
the privilege OF securing terms. you
haven't yet become acquainted with
Cherry's. The Cherry store is dif-
fcrent For there you win find
wearing apparel OF tho highest char
acter and the best values for either
cash or credit. Notwithstanding their
liberal credit terms.
Open about the 18th In rooms
2os-7 Rialto Bldg. 1915 Second ave
Take elevator.
Advertise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Cabinet Discusses
Coal Strike Threat

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.--(United
Press. president Wilson's cabinet
today discussed the threatened
strike of coal miners, the sugar
shortage and the general labor stu.
alton IN the country.
II was decided that Secretary vii
son should handle any federal ac-
ton looking toward prevention OF
the miners strike. An announce.
ment on the subject OF the govern.
ment's policy toward the strike is
expected.
The sugar shortage was referred
TO Secretary Houston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Perhaps You Can Recall a
Dark, Cold; Stormy Night
in Your Own Experiences

Army appeals for the other half. II
IL up 10 Seattle. for the Salvation
Army presents this sketch OF it's nc.
uyitics;
Rescue homes and maternity hos.
pitfalls. where unmarried mothers and
their babies are cared for.
Industrial homes. where joblcsa
men work out their own salvation.
aged. convnicacent and unfortunate
dercilctH OF society are made self sup
porting In these unusual institutions.
Slum ccnters. Trained workers
live In the heart OF the poorest dis.
tricts. and bring friendship and sub
Etantiai relief 10 the very poor.
4 Prison work: Prisoners cared for
In the jails and pcnitentiarics. Their
families are also cared for Released
prisoners start out In useful employ.
ment and helpful association.
Working giris' home: For re
spectacle young working women.
Working girls from factories and de
partmcnt stores find good living con
salvation Army cndeavors 10 reach
the girls making less than Slb per
week. The maximum cost for a
room and two meals n day in these
homes is 81 per week. All the social
amenities OF n family are provided.
giving every protection against the
temptations OF a great city.
Working mems hotel: Where poor
men find clean beds at 5. 10 and Is
cents a night. with free bath. in sur.
roundingH which make for their
spiritual and moral regeneration.
Also the following departments
Anti.suicide bureau. lost and missing
friends department. and free legal
advice.
Always ready 10 succor tho suffer.
ing, the cold and the hungry. the
naked, the sick and tho dying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
PLANS
HOMES FOR ALL
Citizens in Association for
HousebuiIding

Especial 10 The Star by ~. r. Al
BEREA, Ohio, Oct. if.--vIllage co.
operation is solving the housing
problem In Berea. Berea business
men decided no one should be
turned away from their village for
want OF a place 10 live. They cap
italized a cooperative building asso-
citation with rs stockholders and
$4,000 stock. Is per cent paid in.
Work was started Mt once on so
houses TO cost $4,000 each. The
houses are TO be sold on payments
the same as rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
COMPANY POSTS
BURGLAR NOTICE

CLEVELAND. o.. oct. 1.-the
Reeve Cleaning Co. of this city,
prompted by numerous robberies of
offices has posted Notice TO Bur
glars" which reads: The cash
drawer is open. The safe is empty.
There's a burglar alarm on the in
side and a loaded shotgun pointed at
the door"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Sass FRANCIsco. oet. li.-The

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1.-THE
black bosc" Of AIcairax military
prison. grim dungeon bored In the
rock thai stands Just inside the Col.
den Gate. where conscientious OBJ
jcctcrs have ianguished In total dark.
ness sincc Uncle Sam entered the
war. has now been cleared Of Its
last inmate.
Public eiamor following the Erisiy
allegation made by men who had
served sentences In the rocky Bride
well. has compelled Col. Joseph Ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
Man in Dungeon Feels Like Small
Boy Whistling Away Fear of Dark

Estimating the effects prisoners OF confinement the solitary
dark dsciplnar,
barracks,
intelligent probably punishment
He has mental world fall
The duiard quickly panicky
Of
tits hard to define Just what the
They depend
punishment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
HONOLULU JAGS ARE
NOW PROVEN BOGUS

HONOLULU. Oct. 14.--Men who
boosted Of jags acquired at a local
soft" drink bar are being kidded.
Analysis by federal authorities who
investigated showed the booze"
didn't have kick enough TO make a
baby drunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
EXPOSE
POOR NELL GWYNN

LONDON, Oct. 14.-At a session
of the select committee on dormant
bank balances II was revealed by
Child 4 Co.'S bank that Nell Gwynn,
favorite of Charles H., was over
drawn In her account when she died
In 1852
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
SPLINTER KILLS MAN

SPOKANE. Oct. is.--wiliiarn sio
ley dynamitsd stump two weeks
ago at Boyili. Idaho A splinter
struck him In tho leg. breaking II in
two places. sioicy is dead today from
shock. physicians say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14
ONE DEAD. SIX INJURED

BOSNERs FERRY. Idaho. Oct ~.
Alfred Edwards. mechanic. was In
xtantiy killed last night when the
car In which he was riding turned
turtle and pinned seven occupants
under u at the bottom OF an en-.
Six were injured.
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made 20 pay for this fragrant disre-
gard for all authority"
Col. Gerard further pointed out
that the authorities on Alcatraz
island have very little personal lee
way in the matter Of extending or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

Most women would rather patch
I'D a quarrel than darn stockings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-14

MINIATURE FAVORS Pumpkins, Witches, Black
Cats, Brooms, sc and 10c.
HORNS with decorations in orange and black, 10c
each.
PARTY CAPS of orange crepe paper with cut-out
designs in black, S1.25 dozen.
NOVELTY PUMPKIN PIES with favors and eight
or twelve strings, $3.50 and $3.50.
VELVET CATS for favors, S1.00 each.
CUT-OUT CATS, Owls, Witches, Pumpkins, sc and
10c package.
SEALS and Cut-Out Place Cards, 10c package.
PAPER BASKETS for nuts candy, 35c to s1.50
Dozen
CANDLE SHADES in various designs 10c EACH
TABLE COVERS, SOC.
CREPE PAPER NAPKINS, SC dozen; 45c hundred.
GOOD LUCK CAT AND X G. X KAT with candle
holder or Irvine holder, for favors, 75c each.
FIRST FLOOR.
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Favors and Decorations
for the Halloween Party

WITCHES, Black
w Cats, o W S,
Pumpkins and odd
spells play a de-
lightful part in the
eerie festival of AN
Hallow's Eve. The
symbols so inner
emily a part of this
memorable time are
featured in the Sta
tionery Section in
m any delightful
forms.