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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-31

was increased today, tables being
set UP in the lobby. Business at
noon is said to have been brisk in
spite Of the fact that only a few
delegates had arrived in the city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-31
PAPER BOOSTS PRICE.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 31.-The
ROCKY Mountain News today ad-
unced its price to 3 cents q copy
IN street sales. The subscription
price for home delivery is un-
changed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-31

and to perfect their repertoire. BY
maintaining the same organization
they have achieved , degree OF ex-
csllsnce and precision In execution
which enables them to render the
best music In : most satisfying
manner.
Nfllie1alres P1ay..
Rock Ial&nders may consider
th1mselveo fortunate IN having 81
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-31
OFFICE OPENED
ON EIGHTEENTH
FOR BUSY Time
Old Onion Building Is Busting
With Activity as Communicates
Begin to Arrive In City.

Already the newly opened
Knights Templar conclave head
quarters in the old Daily Union
building on Eighteenth street is a
busy place and up to o'clock this
afternoon IL Illinois and one Iowa
communicates had registered.
The advance guard attended to
this Formally in the majority of
cases. only three full communicates
having arrived in the city up until
that. time. They are: Peoria COM
mandery No. 3, Temple command
cry No. 20 Of Princeton and Hum
bol11.. Park commandery No. 70 of
Chicago. -.,.
Arrival OF the Columbia COM
mandery OF Chicago is expected la
ter in the day, the band OF this
group being scheduled to give a
concert In Long View park this
evening. Apollo commandery No. l
of Chicago, Chicago commandery
No - and Mt. Joy commandery
No. % are also scheduled to arrive
in the city before midnight.
Tent Colony Ready.
Erection OF the tent colony at
the Watch Tower was completed
late this afternoon and all is in
readiness for the reception of mem
bers OF the Englewood command
cry No. So.
The dining room capacity at the
Young Mems Christian association
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-31
Gnn1u1anhrry @uartfra


Apollo No l. Chicago-st James Hotel Davenport
Peoria, No. 3. Peora-Harms Hotel
Joliet No Joliet-c r. P. Tracks Twentieth
Elwood. No. g. sprneheld-c R l. & P Tracks foot Of
Gaesburg No g. Gaesburx-Rock Island House.
Crusader No IT, Rockford-c NJ St P. Tracks foot Of
Seventeenth street.
Rock Island 49, Rock Island-Masonc Temple
Chicago No 49, Chcago-New Harper Hotel, Island,
and Manufacturer Hotel Moline.
Temple No 20, Prnceton-Waddel Hotel
Dixon No. q, Di1on-C, Q. Tracks Of Twentieth
Aurora No e. Aurora-C. R Tracks foot Of Twen-
deth street. ~s-'->'
St Bernard No S. chicago-Elks Club lis Eigh-
teenth street.
Montjoie No. S. Chicago-Rock Island House
Sloan No. "a, Oak PaIk-Ho Harms
Evanston No SO. Evanston-C- R. l. & P. Tracks
Sterling No 81. sterlag-Hotel Harms.
Engewood No. So, Englewood-Watch Tower Park.
McComb No. 61-Rock Island House.
Columbia No g. Chicago-Hotel Blackhawk. Davenport.
Lincoln Park No. 81, Chicago Colonial Hotel.
St. IS. Chicago, M. St P. Tracks, foot Of
Seventeenth street.
Patton No. Co. Mt. vernon-Campbel1 Hotel.
streator No. 70. streator-st James HOTEL Davenport
Kewanee No. Tbs Eighteenth street Rock Island
Illinois Il. Chicago NJ st P. Tracks, foot Of Sew
Mispah No 49, Chicago, R l. & P. Tracks.
woodlawns No rs Chicago, r. P. Tracks, foot Of
Twentieth street.
Chicago Heights No Is. Chicago Heights C, R. l. p
Tracks.
Humboldt Park No. 49, chicasoHotel Davenport, Daven-
port -
East St Louis, No s1-c.mpbe1 Hotel
St Celia No. 49, Chicago. R. l. p Tracks
Information relative Communicates not listed may b
obtained At Registration Headquarters
IOWA COMMANDERIEA
DeMolay, Commandsry Muscatine. Iowa
Palestine Commaade1y. Iowa City. Iowa
Holy Cross Commandesy. Clinton. Iowa
St Simon OF Cyrene Commandery. Davenport, Iowa
Headquarters 1t Masonic Temple Davenport Iowa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-31

loan commandefy band pay the
city = visit because it Is not often
one can step out In his front yard
and hear . bunch Of millionaires
30 unsteady inclined. It 10 ex-
pected that there will be 4 large
crowd 1t Long View park for this
concert. ~ the band has always
bsen . great drawing card It i'm
portant Masonic functions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
MASONIC DRIVE
STARTS MONDAY

The drive complete The sale ~ Insurance bonds fol The
Masonic Temple Non The hg nl.Niasun banquet
be- held the Amarillo Hotel l. lo b. the ihsg fired
banquet weeks have been designated finish
the lob that finish selling The icuircd nunatr ~ bonds
which the rrmplc VIII be- erected.
The drive VIII flush the nh In nnohcr TOO. Amarillo
lodpr, \, g. T. W., No 7Bi, the goal a hundred
m,ild nlrc ~ - the preliminary Wo' hi, bsn
finished In fine shape and guol start has been made The
actual ,Hlc ~ the bonds kh,a shrine club started after
shrine iur amarillo time aud has iNrrd With the
speed isi matches ahead ~ her running thus Ia, They
stu rearing Mr than hr required number ~ siga'
the dotted line the contract T place ~ nri
has been igncd and the "nfuma rca 10 show 10 the I'm
With ~ laws mud 4, trnh, trcrl,c a dispensitOn,
w finishing the 'h, II l. NasOnry u whole win
erect monument a. MasonrN IN tmnrlo,
The iirst Nrk u ~ b. w Amarillo N active workers
under The leadership ~ MI o., Durham VIM has been
the command by order ~ the with the ranh ~ Colonel
Twelve prominent business have been drafted and commits
SIGNED Captains who viii Also dram the required number ~
I'urnan,s to ns the o The prr,onnc o The VII he
9nnounrrd the banquet MondN night The Second Wrtk VIII
wind Mp the entire Panhandle territory, With big d su
daA ut the second week. Finish the Job
Have made reservation TOT the BANQUET Nuhlia
nigiu" largest gathering Ntsuns the Panhandle
urcd h, the Ersas of the reservations hand There
yct speak and snIss ,uursclf Ike Cali phone
the National iank Of Commerce, amarillo iAnk Iust 60.
the fttst National tank.
piHc--Amatlln IOtrl--si 81
fimr-Nundn ngh, n o',loclG
Ias-Suir, aud smokes, tuO,
rtogmm-Suic-goud nn'ic aud addresses by IN, beat tai
'n On the platform,
you Maon ,ou cordial, invited 10 Join The ,Au
IN n social evening,
MrNiBiR of COMMITTEE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
PANHANDLE GROWS.

we need moro homes m thh
town" said Editor lee Sati,rwhi,
81 the Panhandle Herald. 81 hi.
home town yesterday we are suf.
ferlng from the same expansion here
that other Wes Texas towns arr
havlns"
Aud YET, Panhandle Il on on ac.
tuul building boom IN every dlr,c.
tlon workmen were busy maui be.
ing employed uron handsome struc
lurs and In e,eD direction the 90.
lior vas shown sites foT prospective
structures
A new school hundlns ana a com.
munlly house woro not lhe lesfl of
these
Aor IL che rr,flInn ~ emm
elevator az rsnhanils tf Coo farm
frs ~ rsrsou Coauil email under
tallnF
VIII ihrf efrrl nnrf
iHdeahledY ihr ruIr is nl
fradY an Hs.affl snn l iafs.
cabs npiloui vrfe shade a. hi
roiel "A q muellur m ranhaail'
lrairIas, afternoon 900 aihfu 500
A. fankf0mIHf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

was at point whore all customers
would pass that WAS the cash res
inicr. Perfumes were moved bacd
and the candy STOCK put into eases
that form twO sides Oi an angle NJ
the register List winter this more
than doubled bin candy sales. or
course conditions caused part of thls
increase, with q good share of A. Ills
observations bore ont his Judgment
Another druggist saw that many
mon wished lOlrngoH after smoking.
lie pui row Of package lozcnges
along the front 0f hia cigar case.
SELLING them much moro rapidly, Two
/ other druggists thonghtfully cleared
tho rubbish from closets w the rear
Of the store and used them 10 sell
trusscs, Another has partition ~
he rear ~ his store 10 cover up q
Wow W The prescription room on
trance rs u happy thought ON h'G
part he turned the bark Of this Into
q display rack Tor rubber goods. with
the result that purchasing ~ such
goods WA done under more pleasant
circumstance. nH WAS evidenced hi
the sales increase
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

cicnee IN sales anda decrease In the
expense percentages Tit gives ~
q definite mark 10 shoot NJ some.
thing We can check Ourselves up by
each month II saves and makes
money for u.s."
"lf ! wee manager ~ d small town
cor one IN The oulskitls ui % large cts
I would seek the colunh5l of some IN.
llyIdunl 400 N oaceOuniinf or cost dc.
riflmcnt ul O. large husluCm prefer
lnlS from 10 manufacturer or whole
sailor SHINY ~ these individuals
would rive thr,r counsel 90 a matter
az Friendship aud goodwill nud good
counsel nuld also be- obtained Ny The
small munoN from individuals ~
the sales and advertising depart
ucnls % flhr large houses.
Thin. aenin. IN many cities there
Ilrc hlrh.Fr'dc ho0hkeepcra trained
Iu large hrH.npaa. who devote ihoii
limo 0n ul ohurly, wcoNy - rmonlh
! rs has ~ keeping The hooks q
many amlll businesses IN fact abhu
'hn bot money q small business cal
sprrd H no the services ~ a com
riorl h'.' lpn"nf for ~ plan n hnsl
Iross luioilllrnily n IL necessary 4
\ tuuw witch way the business ~ 30
nr which lines ARE really nayinl
profit and % on"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

cccd Carraufa. has rcpudiaird the
central Experiment and political
managers have had their haAd lu
feeding the fires OF discomfort,
II Is impossible 10 forc,cll what
will be- the outcome of the present
muddlcd situation In the southern
Republic, Rut since revolution
seems 10 be- one ~ the Indispensable
formali,ios of a just aud legally con.
sti,u,cd election, under Mexican man.
nora and customs, and since the
present one Is directed against the
most stuhhorn--ouc mlght say 'pig
headed an,i-Amefican OF The ma
ton In the person ~ one V Carransa.
We can only ln passing, hope that the
malcon,cnis who are following tho
Obregon standard. have the very best
luck IN tho world, aud that the No..
tie State Of Sonora shall be- the
birthplace of better sancr and
more homes, government than that
which has been conducted OF recent
years from the Ci,y Of Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
1ns, ~ ihrh Made
lIui ~ Warm irlrnds

Tho S'iiflea u tNssln GO. NJ Col
mhN ~ introduced novel plan
~ nuwU' customers lo IT, window
his vnlor An electric fireplace
,ps constructed outside the window
zach n'po the heat ia lurnod on
md nli 'ly lone pedestrians slon ii
warm themselves Meanwhile the,
'ook r,r" the articles displayed IN
Ne window
Uosult n they see sometime
hov want the Cusslns 'omnnny u
.'eitv sHre ~ sale Furthermore
$50 a'as'rlr fireNinro which The Gus
'". e'w many distributes rs adycr.
Hsed hy 10 Loving frlcndu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

Win TIM sTATE PRESS
Tue n,rr Nnlm

A teachers examination WiH
ffhl dulHd Cor amarillo lRsl week
and uOi O single candidate inr eer.
ilffaie showed W. The Amaflill
NgHH m's that something must .
inHH i1 secure cnWp1 emf teachers
fng Potter County and ihat ihii
something IL En.n Htn sound lIhr feal
mnHfi what is tfue ln Potter
iurnN lH tue over h. fDunu I@n
rallY Agpafehily ihe hlsn rnH of
Twins ls afisfuhF me schools e. o.
rfaairr extent ihah 4 o. Huy Other
H'irfsia iFsssl iHafhprH HrH li'r
at ar.l as hTlcalAf m ~ ~ ialrf
lul mNuie .td Tote ~ n iu 1870
those daF oafneh nlaH ser
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

There are many men who watch
'hc 'uYInc hr'l's ~ their customers.
charles y Ellis " N"whurF. ". Va
ssvf ,hut he found that mor IN q hur.
- Invariably looked tO tho righ, ~
they entofol tho store. sn be- placed
hls candy ,s8p there with success
liotH Is Iunihr merchant whc
noticed lint over oh,.half of lis can
as s1ies wore "atiorlhought" sales
lplo came tu buv something else
anl siw nr thought of the candy
rhe nlaco for Huch y line be figured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
4 WARNING

Tho German staff did actually IA.
tend to lombard hc city " New
Nork from the air
Details of tho plan have become
known, and there ~ every Indication
that tho scheme, had I, once been
set m motion. had a chance Of sac.
cess.
Since these facts have hccomc
known 10 the war Department they
should also be- pointed on, directly
TO the members OF Congress who
have lutlmnlcd tina, development, "
u splendid air flee, from this coun.
Try IN one Of those lmmatcrlal
things far less important IN fact
thun establishing q second class post.
office at podunh
For WIN, Germany planned TO do
viii be- plan " any other European
country whSh porchancc, should
happen IN this topsy.turyv world ~
ours, to decide 20 make war upon
the riches, country upon the earth
Ana iunl ms long az America r. no,
'h ricmhei o. IN League ~ Setlons.
and Just ar lonr as she has q half
baked foreign policy, 20 long VIII the
danger u war with q foreign country
exist
II Is silly Dor the members Of Con'
gross ostrich He, 10 bury their
heads In the sand and call the coun.
,ly perfectly safe"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
New Haven Stores
~ swat "SluW.l 'nls"


4 vigorous campaign To eliminate
tho SLOW pay customer has been
launched hy the merchants In this
clt, through the medium OF the bust.
uceH mems department Of the New
.ir,ou chamber of Commerce.
Nnr'i1g hes been served by the
t'allsra IN an advert aemcni run In
d. local newspapers which reads
"Slow.pay must Roi into the
uWpt pay class OF lose standing
~ ,ne New Haven retail merchants,
II viii be- impossible Tor the sloW.pay
customer otrado win pp' store nh'
month. another the neat ana then so
10 the third Do
The advertisement goes on ~ Hny
that no person worthy of credit WI
nave n deulod him. hu, that the pcr'
son whose accounts In tho aggregate
'io lo olatec Tor him 20 pay whom
dre .hluld sec each merchant "a
whom ho owes q bin and make detln'
70 arrangements to- rro.ratc his pay
mou'a Rmong an of ihc muut.l be- has
cleaned mp Bis dcb'a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

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~ 600 mHHaf .W"NI uf "a .ll
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hsafll saHHll b. rIar IA 40
IIia'H 1855 $500 fFaH lNN llH.f
h.HrHa ffsF itH iIlal palInf
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l|N II.H $500 lNi
I.i.I|.H Al ffflaff Az 81. ~ go
a l0lsHHnIll go lgN sHa u lAi
.H a flfn 49, ltsl 81 W ~
afH ilsl siallll lfiii ial a u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
g. an lIunsc, STRIKE

" NffnfInFFd INas
UrRiiN, Npril lo--Thc loi
Sim Rein prisoners who have boon
for six days IN hungei strike "a
Mount JOY prison, arc No weak thdt
relatives have been cent .or BON
the prisoners and The government
seemed determined 'ol 20 yicl O. 'rl
II f. feared tina, some deaths may oc'
eur
The claims LODGED with the Dub
I'm corporation by landlords an' zoe
eminent officials foi conformation
!tr tho fires last undly mcfrius "a
iaN offices total nearly siG0,6oo.Th"
total expense q the Demonstration
viii reach 2, 'ou.euo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
KANSAS CRY Bl.NIE
DOES SEiuOtS DAMAGE

~ Nfrf hiri ff'fa
kANSAS cry. April TO- ire of
undetermined urigin lnie tonight
destroyed the garage and barn ol the
Cii, lee Company, 2snd and Camp
bell streets. 1,iuing 10 death ~
horses and destroyed three motor
trucks resulting In damage cslimut-
cd AZ 100000
The building. q frame structure.
contained al, car loads ~ hay which
brilliantly lignled the Sly ahl e.
uf,'ted thousands ~ spectators ia
tho scche Whcs and poles foll
from the extreme heat blocking w."
streets and handlcapping III ilrcmen
10 thlr ulfIts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
special Associated Press iaase,
"'re Service
"noG AND noNIINY."

Representative Ashwell. ~ LonlsI'
ma. speaking In the House ycsior-
ay. sounded a warning that the
ioa,hern farmer Is no longer con.
mt 10 toll twelve months In the
ear 20 grow cotton II he Is not TO
Q permitted to do 80 at profit,
"if he Is not 90 be permitted TO
row cotton at a profit" said Mr.
shwell. the world problem Of the
'llure will not be how TO get cheap
a,,on. bu, the question will be how
i, ret cotton a, any price"
Cotton N grown In the South
plalns country and cotton Is grown
ist OF Amarillo, bcslnhiug IN tho
entity OF Clarendon. nu, foriu.
ately. when these cotton farmers Of
he Plains settled down IN new sur.
.uuadlArs. most % them havlnR
raum from the Old South, they &C.
epsed new ideas and, while erowlnE
no fleoey staple, diversified and
ought 10 raise enough hog mea,
nd hominy" 70 keep the wolf from
Il, door, even should the price Of
1olloa h. of"
And lhat Il the correct system tog
~ farmsF, b. be Texan OF Louisl,
nian, Ne should fiFst prepare 90
sd bis ovn family aud then BE- may
gsov cotton as Surplus crop, b
rop from which be- may make
uaHey, Il the pr.ss b. rlrhi ysl holt,
e himself Independent Of the pFo,
as " lkai srop
n nlghl PAT The sosi ~ soiion
aods ~ = tnsli0n n ihe Faulh
"a taFmegs sll adopted lhls pslfu
"a lks pFespegi'y II lbs seulhgTn
fwsF weald mast enphailrslll b.
ahsneea b. sash 4 pFaseauIe
ose " lhe geIY tssi ihlnFs ihaf
asll hsplea ~ lhs RaulteIn ialW
b - - bowed - lap priced go.
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sziier
Asa lts sesA nesp RalfIalN
salns ite hlst eaa "a ianasisii
slessaesi a. psiiF
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ais a. paHei laH PEI. hI Al
maIa Wale $50 Half isaiH
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
SILVER istttas Heat
INIIr % NlInM rnrlls

Atwnlor's store. Of Alwnior calf,
we're having . sale IT many article.
marked down % twenty-five conts
They wanted 10 toyOtr one OF their
windows tO these specially priced
goods hul they decided that the moro
card IAN those goods marked down
io twenty five cents" would not at
tract enough attention $50 they tool,
q little over rliviy.sIN dollar In
quarters and bottle Of rluc and
ven, 10 work Thou they carefully
pasted tho quarters on the inside OF
tho window, forming these words
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

~ fueriales rfrss
LIVERPOOL. April io--sIr Muck
land Goddes sailed this afternoon inf
thr rrlted states 90 take 40 h's post
ps British Ambassador
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11
Anything
~ WINDOW etc

People stopped to- examine the
bright. shining lot,crs aud the goods
did the rest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-11

suknER or THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
Ths Associated Press II exclusively
atiflsd 70 the use for republication
. ali news dispatches credited 10 u
not otherwise credited In this paper
nd slso the local news published
,-rsin
All rights ~ publication OF special
dispatches herein are also reserved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Did "Bluebeard"
Begin His Career
Is Years Ago?

LOS ANGELES. April it.-Did
Louis A. Hilton begin his career az
"a modern Blu, beard IN New York
10 years ago when man known
as James Wright marricd Anna
Mcrrill. Of Ncw York, Ia shelbourne
Fails, Mass using the name OF
Charles newton Iiafveyy
This was the question asked to
day OF Los Angeles police By New
York authorities, who are stun en-
deavoring To- solve the mystery ot
the brides sudden disappearance
after the marriage.
The wives Of Bluebcard" mount
ed today to a. A message from
Spokane brought Information that
Hilton Is probably the mhn who
married Mre Margaret Meyers. oi
Spokane, In Vancouver. Wash
using the name OF Carl Stoke.
Further evidence came to light
today that Hilton was a reckless
breaker OF hearts. In his effects
was letter addressed to "I,ichard
Hurt one OF mis- many aliases
telling Of the loneliness Of the writ
er. who signed herself 9your wife
Irene" She complained.
Maybe you would have been bet
tor II had used my revolver on
myself instead OF getting married.
The letter has been traced to
Irene Erickson. a nurFc IN Alameda
county hospital at san Lcandro. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Hotel FUND
NOWCROWS
TO Sl7l,OO0
G. 0. Guy Is Latest Sub
scriber With $4,000; .
Eldrige $4,000

with a subscription Of 5000 this
morning by the q. o. Guy com
psns. pioneer druggists the hotel
fund al noon "Wednesday stood a,
s7i.oo A. = Eidridrr Of the ~.
bridge Buick Co. subscribing 49,.
600 and c. r. NJ Pratt of the
sunset Motor Co. subscribing sie.'
900. hrouEh, the total last night
to $685. 900.
Before tho week Is over. an or.
Fanization of boosters viii ~
formed and IL Is expected 200 bust.
nessrncn viii he actively interested
in the campaign. A mass meeting
Is also contemplated 70 brinw the
hotel proposition to tho popular
plane that most Or Seattle wants
u to b.
The popular feature is 10 ba efp-
phasizrt The ruhllc IH 70 be the
controlling factor IN the propoei-
ton.
No site viii re selected except
ny the vote of the subscribers q
The fund -aIl the subscribers --an.i I
u Il for that rcaron that u is i'm.
portant. u Ia pointed out. 20 have
n great number OF contributors,
frum 800 up.
By ncxi week. the hotel cam.
paign WIN he definitely lined up.
Al present the contributions havr
been made without any solicitation.
A publicity staff viii be named.
and things are expected to hum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
HAD ON uI1R HAT.
FULLY DRESSED

what was your Impression"
isked woman juror Was she
going back TO her room. or had she
Just came into the hotel3"
81 couldn't cay" Pollock replied.
"Did YOU notice whether her hair
was done up or braided In Strands
another juror asked.
II didn't notice" said the witness.
she had ON little hat. and was
fully dressed, but without coat or
other wraps over her dress"
Pollock said he halp Just been up
to the third floor himself TO recover
n handbag for a young woman he
had met in the lobby. The smoke
was suffocating at that time. he said,
and he wore a towel over his face.
lie said he did not think a person
could have gone thru the smoke with.
out something TO protect him from
the smoke.
Upstairs. he said. he could hear
women screaming and a man. whom
he thought was a fireman. shouting
orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Says Seattle Must
Take "World View"

III wesare TO hc the sort Of factor
in the worlds affairs that we are
entitled to be- We must have citizen
body that is taking world vitsys. and
that is particularly true Of Seattle" 3"
writes Frank a. Nanderlip. New
York financler from Vancouver en-
route 20 the Orient. TO the Chamber
OF Commerce.
The great questions today are 80
complicated that men need the ad.
vantage Of association. an. orRaniza.
tion to help in the study Of these
questions. and We must learn the
great power Of organized opinion and
cooperative effort"