davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
Hi Johnson VIII
"Get" Delegates
Who Broke Faith
By Associatad Press:

By AssOciated Press:
LINCOLN, Neb., June 23=Frank
Harrison, Of Lincoln, manager for
Sen. Hiram JOhnsOn's Nebraska
preference campaign, who recently
charged that the treachery and de
sertiOE Of the delegates from in
structed states broke the heart Of
the Johnson movement" Wednes-
day made public a personal note
from the senator I'm which the lat
ter said he desired TO take steps TO
hold up 10 deserved public Oblouuy
and scOrn" those who, he said
broke faith" at Chicago.
Sen. Johnson said he planned to
make this move in every state where
the crime was done so that the
people may be protected in the fu-
ture when they express their choice
for president"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
CALL OFF STRIKE OF
WIRELESS OPERATORS
By Associated Press

LONDON, June 23.-The strike
Of wireless operators which threat
ened 10 bring shipping activities TO
a virtual standsiill has been called
off. This action was taken as a
consequence OF meetings Of the AS
sociation Of Wireless Telegraphists
held today az London. Liverpool and
other ports The wireless leaders
declare they have secured guaran-
tees OF fair treatment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
SPECIAIS ARRIVE.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 20
Two trains of ten cars each. known
as COX specials" carrying about
400 residents OF Ohio 10 the demo-
cratic convention at San Francisco.
arrived Wednesday The party in
cludes the Ohio delegates. Delega-
tions 10 the convention from New
Jersey. Alabama. Indiana. Illinois
and Massachusetts also werO IN salt
Lake city tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
Three Wounded and Fifty
Hurt in Milan Outbreak
Bv Assocleted Press.


LONDON, June %. - Three per-
sons were wounded and 90 wounded
at Milan. Wednesday in clash
between police and participants in
n demonstration which followed a
meeting Of supporters OF the railway
strikers. according TO q Reuters dis
patch from that city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
URGES ACTION ON
SUFFRAGE ISSUE
Pres't Wilson Asks Tennessee
Governor to Call Special
Session.
BULLETIN
~ Associated Press

~ ASSOC iaItu EIthn
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. June 23.-
Gov. Robertson. of Tennessee. an
nounced wednesday night that ne
would comply with the desire of
Pres't Wilson that a special session
OF the Tennessee legislature be
called TO act ou the federal suf-
frage amendment
Ry Associated Press
WASHINGTON. June 23-Pres't
Wilson wednesday night sent
telegram 20 Gov. Roberts. OF Ten
nessee. urging that a special session
OF the Tennessee legislature be
called 20 act on the federal suffrage
amendment.
The president in his telegram.
said
II would be real service 20 the
party and 20 the nation II lt is pos
sible FOR you under the peculiar pro-
vision OF your state COnstitutiCr.
having in mind the recent decision
OF the supreme court in the Ohio
case. 20 call "a special session of The
legislature OF Tennessee 90 consider
the suffrage amendment. Allow
ne 20 urge this very urgently.
The state constitution OF Tennes-
see has a provision prohibiting ac-
ton by the state legislature on
federal constitutional amendment
exceIt when the legislature taking
the action has been chosen AZ an
election IN which the proposed
amendment was an issue.
some legal authorities have been
quoted as holding that such pro-
vision was invalidated BY the SUI
Dreme courts recent decision IN the
Ohio referendum case
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
French AUidtrir Breaks
Record For altitude

PARIS. June 23.-LOuiSe F'aVier.
a well known French aviatriV. We'd
nesday. broke the worlds altitude
record for women by reaching a
height Of $500 metres (21.325 feet).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24
THE WEATHER.

Indiana and Michigan - Generally
Thursday and Friday, rising temperature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-24

CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-04-17
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an act of the terri tOrial legislature, there is here. by made, imposed and levied upon each male person, except soldiers. sailors in the navy or revenue cutter service, vOlun, teer firemen, pauperS, insane persons, or territorial charges, within the Territory of Alaska or the waters thereof, over the age of tWentyone years and ,4n. der the age of fifty years, an an- nual tax in the sum of llve(S5. .OO) dollars, to b. paid and collected in the manner provided by law and deposited by the treasurer of the Territory of Alaska in a separate fund tiled the school fund.- and used for no other thar school purposes.
 Said tax is due and payable on the first Monday in the month of April and becomes de- linquent on the first Monday in the month of August of each year.
 All persons subject to this tax are hereby notified to Day said tax to the sclool tax collector, and in case of failure to do so the penalties provided in Sec tion 6 of chapter 29 of the ses- sion laws of Alaska will be im- posed.
 John Underwood.
 School Tax Collector.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-04-17

A. B. NOTES

At a meeting of the Arctic Brotherhood held in their Hall on tho evenlng of the 5th. A. pril, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing term.
 Arctic Chief, James Nitric, vice arctic. James Hussey.
 Keeper of Nuggets, John Nickell.
 The InitiatiOn fees were re- duced from fifte.n dollars to ter dollars and the monthly dues from one dollar 10 fifty cents.
 The new Entertainment Com mittee will he announced aS soon Is they gre appointed bv the A ctic 'hief.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-04-17

In the United States Commission CTS Court, Third Judicial Division, Tn and for McC Carthy Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
 IN PROBATE
 In the Matter of the Estate of E. liza Barkley. deceased.
 NOTICE OF HEARING OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT
 Notice is hereby given that John E Barrett, the Administrator of the Estate of Eliza Barkley, deceased, has returned and presented for settle ment, and filed in above Court, his final accounts of his said administra- tien of above Estate. and that Monday the 2lst. of June. 1920, at eleven o'clock A. M. at the Court room of the above named Court in Mccarthy Alaska. has been duly appointed by the Probate Judge of said Court as the day for final settlement of said account, at Which time and place any person interested in said Estate may appear and file exception in writing to said account and contest the same.
 Dated at Mccarthy, Alaska March 9th. 1920.
 Chas s Graber.
 U. s. Commissioner and ex-offic io Probate Judge.
 First Publication March 18th. 1920 Last Publication April 17th. 1920
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-04-17

Russia stands ready to re- pay hec entire debt to the world. We are not going to re, pudiate one penny" Lenine told George Lansbury, editor of the .ondor Daily Herald. I.enine, further says, that the British banks were being allowed to send auditors to Russia to check up debts preparatory to repay. ment, adding that Russia was anxious for peace, especially to resume trading with | ritain and America and that she realized business would have to be done in accordance with existing com merclal methods.
 LsnSbury said communists system was not working smooth ly enough yet in Russia, but was rapidly approaching per fectiOn.
 '-..: =. Socialism had come true in Russia, he declared, and was unquestionably successful.
 Paris dispatch says Germans will print 1O.OOO,OOO copies of The Greatest Crime o Human ity" for free distribution all over the world in formidable propaganda to secure revision, of treaty. |
 Boston News Bureau.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-04-17
The MCCARTHY Weekly News

AHntered as second class matter. Septem ber l1th, 1918. at the tost Office, at MCCarthy. Alaska. under the Act ot March !. 1879.
 Subscription Rates
 Single Coples 5 25 Three Months 1 .25 Six Months 2 50 One Year .OO
 Payable In Advance C. F. M. COLE. Manager NJ II. COLE Editor McCarthy, Alaska Saturday April 17th 1920
The McCarthy weekly news., 1920-04-17

In the United States Commission CTS Court, Third Judicial Division, Tn and for McCarthy Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
PYTANIA ODPOWIEDZI.

II. S. piszc: ,,Cierpie cd kilku lat
ma konstypacye. Czy chleb T. donnie
Ska otreb6w mole MI przynie&c III
ge?"
OdpowieiIz: - Z PewnoScia. o.
prGcz tego zaleca sic r:t DUO wody.
Otto VI. zapytuje. czy mlecano-we-
~setaryahski spos6b odiywiania ss2
Jest po5ytcczny ola zdrowia, | czy
kawa. lub herbata, uIywaua PREY
jedzeniu W umiarkowanej ilo$ci. po-
budzaja Tub tc1 utrudniaja traWie-
mic.
Odpowicd5: - Najlopsza ola zdro
via Jest mieszana dyeta. Kawa Tub
herbata. przyjmowane " umiarNowa-
mel dozie ami spyzyjaja ami pre-
s~zkadzaja trawicniu.
PAM T. J. pyta o spos6b zapobie-
aenia zaprzaniu u dziecka.
OdpowiedZ: - I~aprZanle moZe po
wstat. edy dwie wilgotne powierzch-
ME skory znajduja sic W staten ze'
tknieciu. L tlustycl dzieci zdarza
sic to n~ajczeEciej v faidach szyt.
m!edzy p~oSladkami i W pachwinach.
.Aieby zapobiedz temu. nalezy utrzy-
mywac sk6re pcwyzej wymienionych
miejsc sucho, przemy~aG czesto roz-
czynem kwasu bornego I 20 staran-
nem. lecz delikatnem wytarciu -
posvpat GoLrym pudrem Galcum
powderl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DIa Wiamy -DZIENNIKA CHICAGOSKIEGO", prowHdzony
~yginainie przez Redakeye prJ laskAuym wsp6sudz;ale spocyalnych
rferent6w:
DIR. MCHAL c. COY spe~yaInost: ohoroby wewretrne, nerwo-
wA diotetyka;
DE- J0zEF J. ZAK .pecynln nose: posoinictwo, choroby dzioe 1
wWnetme;
DR. HELENA J. G0RECKA - spccyalnosc choroby kobiet, ddeci !
DR. JAN J. LISS - dcutyStyka.
Ddl nWira s4ykuiy tresc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " ddedz-
Mo nhOWia; podaje sic t1 odpowtdzi pytana, nadglane przez n
Eyeh CsytenR6w, lez tRo takis kt6re OG0LNE NIGGA bye traktowa-
ne; zAPYTAN 60 DO OSOBlsTYCK, INDYwDUALNVCH WYPAD-
KOw. ORAZ PYTAN ANONMOW YCH ME oDPoWIADAMY W TIM
DzLAIE, JAK R0wNBl ME PoUAJE SIZE RECEIPT, AM ME wKRA.
GA sIF " ZARzaDZENIA LEKARzY.
zapyt.nia paIezy ADREsowaC DO REDAKC11. DoIACZAJAo
ltouych lekarz5.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
DzUMA (zARAZA BUBONOWA).
CNapisal Dr.. J. j. zak).

Dzuma jest a Cd II. wieku.
Pod nazwa ~,,czarnej smierci''; zdzie~
sistkowala ona " XIV. wieku czwar-
ia Geese IudnoSci Europy: wick
XYlI. datujc jej ponGwne przyjScie,
lecz tym razem pobyt jcj trwat
kr6tko. wreszcie w 1894 roku sroz-
ma ia epidemic pojawia sic W Azyi.
" Hong-NonSu.
" ostatniem wydaniu Illinois
Health News" Cczerwiec 1920 czy-
fanny. &c pierVsze wypadki zarazy
brbonowcj tdzCmyl w Amcrycc -
miaiy mlejsce W Vera Cruz. Men,
" maui i Czervcu. gdzie Z 50 Wy
padk6w - % zakoIczylo sic $micr-
cia. P~oludniowe stany byiy r6wniez
zaalarmowane przyjScicm togo stra-
sz,iwego goScia.
Dune roznoSza szczury inue
gryzonie. Jej bakcyle przedostaja sic
do ludzkiego organizmu przez uka-
szenie pchiy. ktora karmi sic krwia
tych zara2onych dluma zwierzatck.
Dlatego tcz be~zwzgledne tep'enIe
szczur6w. myszy tip. trzeba uwa-
FAC "a rzecz ~wielkiego znaczenia ola
zdrowotno$ci ludzkiej. Pchly przeno-
sYa zarazc 2 miejsca ma miejSce' z
osobv ma osobe. SIczu-za pchla mo-
ie zyt tydzien bez polywienia, lec2
odiyyiana krwia ludzka zyje cd }
do 4 tygodni. Jedna pchia pomie--
sci W sobie do 800 zarazk6w dzumy.
Epidemia wSr6d szczur6w pocia-
"a zawsze "a SODA epidemic wsrod
lu6zi. alboHicm pcnIy martWych
szczur6w, 2 braku pozywicnia szuka-
lac nowych przytulisk M ciele ludl
klein. przenosza ma ludzi zara7c.
Piervszymi sym 'omami dun!
sa: Zebra. Dol glowy. bole W krzyZu
: zesztywnienie cz'onkow. W czwar-
tym. lub piatym dniu zaczynaJa sic
uovieksza6 gruczoiy (buboes'' szcze
y6Inie pachw:nowe. 4 wkr6tce po--
tenn nastepuje podsk6rny krwotoE'
kt6ry zabsrw!a sk6re ma czarHo'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

lStad i ndzwa diumy: ~,,czarna
SmicrC'D. Ezadko komu udaje sic
dozyc oStatniego STADIUM choropy,
wiekszoSt umiera W diva, Tub try
dui pred krwotokiem.
L pier5iowo chorych dluma Wy
wo1uje raptowne i Smicrtclne zapa-
lenie piuc.
ChicagoSki Department Zdrowia
wystosowal odezwe do wladz wSzyst-
kich Stan0w " celu podjecia cgolncj
kampanii uepienia s&czur6w, myszy
tip. gryzoni6w. ~uwa2aiac tie diva ga
tunki zwierzatck "a gl6wne rozsad-
Mkt dzumy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
Przycynek do SpraWy
Slaska ~Cieszyiskiego.
.dezwa komisyi plebiscytoweJ

Odezwa komisyi pleblScyto"eJ'
Cieszyn. - NomiSya mredzy--
narodowa p,ebiscytowa W CleSzy-
ME wvdaia n~astspui2c2 odczw2
do ludnosci Slaska Cicszyhskiego.
Gravy i Spisza: Rozporz2dze-
mem L dnia , lipca 1920 +, mocaT'
silva sprzymicrzonc ! zaprzyjaz-
nionc wyznaczaj2 grani'c m'GdzE
Rzcczpospo,ita Polska a Czecho,
slowaoka ia obszarach ks'estwa
CieszyaTskicgo. SPisza ! Gravy
R~ozs%ygniecic to zoSta'o uzna-
nc przcz oba rzady zalntcTcsoWa-
ne. W nastepstwic tego komlSya
miedzvnarodowa zfoly s"9 VIA
DE. powierzona jcj przez mocaT-
silva i odda W recc Polski Czech.
zgodnie Z zarzadzeniem Rady am
basadorow.
Siia zbrojna zarowno Polska.
lax / Czechoslowacya ME moze
wkroczyt ma tercn Ksiestwa Gle
szyhskiego, Spisza i Gravy, "a
MIN komisya miedzynarodowa ME
porozumie sic w tel sprawic
wladzami wojskowemi obu kra--
low, w razie zaburzen komisya
miedzynarodowa bedzic jednakze
mogia prosiG o wkroczenie ma da-
ne terytoryum wojska tego mo-
carstwa, ktoremu Geese obszaru,
gdzie zaszio zaburzenic, zostafa
przyznana
Jezeli wypadek tego rodzaju ME
zaidzie, wtcnczas wkroczenie wol
ska polskiego i czechosiowackie-
go odbsdzie sic w dwoch termi-
mach i W g~odzinach oznaczonych
I gGry przcz komiSye w Porozu
micniu Z zainteresowanymi rza-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

KIub pod nazwq LINTON League
Club" ki6ry posiada dawniejsza sa-
le Chopina ma Annowte. W dalszym
ciagu udzieIa swej piekniej odn"-
wioncf sail zupeInie bezinteresownle
to~warzyslwom i wOg6le parafii -.
Amy IA posiedzenia sprawach
rolSkich. Nalezy sic uznanie zarzad-
rv tegoi budynku. zc svmpatyzuje 2
p Iakami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

ma ich bylo tn umiescit. Tax Same
niekt6rzy n!e-gornOslazacy zfo"Yl'
skladki. ale navel be- podania naz-
visk, vice jeze'i kogo brak 70 ola
tel prostej przyczyny zesmy mic O.
trzymali nazwiSk otiar"dawc'W. Mo-
rvm wszystkim serdecznie d~zieku)e-
my. Bog zap}ac.
Y. FR. ROZMCS,
deIcgat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03


przcs9dzaJ9c w nlczem o estate
cznem W!tkn'e''u Sran'c' A'oTe Dc
Czlc uStanoWlollc przcz osoOn2
Nomlaye.'
Licznc poszczeSoInc sprawE'
jake tcz zalccie k~oszar, ma9azy-
now. odstqplenlc zapasoW zyWnO-
sci it'd, rozstrzySnle Nomlsya ME
szana, skladaJ9ca Sic L delegate
poiskieso / czcSNo-SioWacN1cSo,
NomlSya m'ed|ynafouoNa |"ro
ella sic zar"Wno 90 rz2du poi
Sk1cgo, JaN ! czcSko-SioW"'N'cSo !
rrosb2, ably zapoW1edz'a'H N>|y-
StNlm m'cszNancom 'ych c|Ga''
KRAKOW. &c mic Dedzlc SIC I'M sta
WAC przcszk6d w Wykonan'u I'h
spraw, ze mic bGd2 ami ~Wypsd%cnI
Z mieszkan. ami zrnuSzcni 90 onu,
szCzcnia piracy | &c hCda NorZySta,
Ii I wszystkich swobod.
komisya micSzana, Nto'cl cz'"n
kowic beda mianowanl przcz rad
Polski ozcsN', ma bye "'Worz"-
ma cclcm zalCcla SIC spraWa SPr"-
wadzcnia L ~powrotcm oS'b Wyda,
lonych L mIast Tub m'cSzNan T. Pc.
wodu zaburzch, ktorC Cd q mic
s;ecy ciqg'c sic poWtarza1y. No,
misya miedzynarodowa w~yraz,Ia
7yczcnic. ably Ola rz2dy zcchc1aiy
7ostanowit. &c odDOWlcdnic cd
szkodowanic ma bye udzicIonc
'obywatclom kazdcl obu rzeczp"-
spoIitych. jake tel ! cudzozicm-
com. kt6rzy skutkIcm tych "a
.turzci ucicrpic'i VIC w'aSnvrh
osobach Tub ma sw"]cm m''n'u.
Komisya micdzynarodowa Wy.
ra7a nadzieie. &c PostanoW''"'a
mocarstw kiada hrcS spor0W',
kt6ry zhyt daW7o zaN'ooa' d""''
stosunki 7omied1y dW0ma marc
damn jcdncj raSy. a ktorc PoW'n-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

odbedzie sic csiedzenie Tow. sw.
Kazimierza Kr6l. No. 2tO lied. p
K. X. W sail zwyklych ~osiedzen. D.
becno2t ~czlonk6w jess wTmaeana,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
Pamietajcie o Cornym
Slasku.

POnizej pOdaje s~prawo1danie dakzc
Y mojej podr6Gy o osadach G0rposla-
Skch " MiunesoGe sprawie pomocy
p~lebiScytoxej: W niedziele 22 sierpnia
zaproSit mnie do siebie do najwiekSzcj
osady W Bru~erYille dziclny szermierz
sprawy polskiej Y. ProboszcS JdGef
GU0dek Pc kaZaniu 5ebrali sic Polacy
" koScieie Sdziesmy zebrali podpiSy
pod re5olucye, kt6re " gazetach S6r-
noSlazkich ~ogiosimy, no i skladki ma
Op&acenie wydatk6w plehiscytu. Tax
lax W BovIu. North Prairy. Opolu l
Hodingford tax j tutaj Poiacy g6rno
Stacy zrozumieli, &c pomoc jest ko-
nieczna TO teh koleata kt6ra zebrano
W Sama uiedziele wynoeisa s+0S.T5. Ma
stepujacy G~6rnuslazacy ziOzyli skhad-
H I podpisali rezotucyc, kt6ra poSlemy
jake naSs gfos do braci s~otujacych
sic do plebisytu ma G.. SlaSSu:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03
POLSKI KONSUL
W BUFFALO.
KONSULAT POLSKI
w BUFFALO.

Do Buffalo N. Y. przyby} kon-
sulRzeezy Pospolitej Polskiej, p.
Stanislaw Manduk donosi nam o
tenn nasz w}asny z tego miasta
correspondent; szczegofy pozniej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

JulrO W sObote, dnia 4go b. M.
odbedzie sic posicdzenie Tow. Unii
Wo!no$ci " sail 90. ~Przybytka, PREY
1Sei i Leavitt III. Wazrc spraWy 81
do zalatwienia lid porz2dku dzien-
nym. przeto bcwia2kiem kazdego
cztonLa Jest stawit sic Nd posiedze.
nio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

CT. kt6rzy ga podsni beg sum
skiadki, z}o1yli otisry tylko. re ME
pOdali sunny aoIonei vice ME mos-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

Tow. Matki DosHiei Gidclskiej.
30. 49S lied. p. Il. X. urzadZa IA
bawr tauec:n& " najblilaza nicdzie-
lc dnia $50 b. m. W sail OBJ. krupy,
rnr. @O59 VI. 10 al. Iabiegliwy ko-
mitct doklada starah wysilk0w by
goSci nalelycic ubawij.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-03

Jutro o godzinie Sci wieczOrem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
IS ACCUSED
OF Staying
GIRL IN CAR
Man in Great Falls, Mont,
Is Arrested as Killer in
Kansas City Case

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. a.
Dennis Chester, pollcc character. to-
day was held ny Great Fails. Mont.
officials. charged with the murder OF
Alas Fiorencr Barton. local society
girl, shot TO death the niKht OF &c.
tober : while riding with her iiancs
on lonely road
Private detectives arrested Chester
following a hunt across many states.
A b.rtilion photograph Of Chester
was ldentified by Howard Winter.
Miss iharton's fiance. az the azsaiIant.
Police announced one other sus.
peet i under arrest In 81 Joseph.
Mo. ana a third arrest IL expected.
There were thrr. men In the party
which halted Aiss Barton aud frr
escort.
Tue ciew as 20 chsster's where.
aboats came FROM a letter found in
cheAtor'r room here after his diaap-
peasancr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09

entered.
She sat there. facing mirror at her
dressing table. The back was Gov.
cred with Nile green mantle.
Miss Gordon" stsmmered. Il
that is, should like to self you
don't mind. Miss Gordon. have
positive orders TO see your back
The back turned slowly around,
and out OF sight Miss Gordon faced
me. fumbled in my hands copy
OF The Star. She saw IL.
Bandits Rob Theatre Man OF
s2.o0o" read a red headline.
Back cried Miss Gordon, Jump.
ing up. Back. Give me back my
s.. .o00.'
fled. Wilson fled after me. He
passed me. Hevran down the dark
corridor spd dashed into the box OF.
flee, with me at his hoels.
where's that s2,o0o?" he demand.
cd Of Bob Hartung. "Who held YOU
up? why didn't you tell me?"
"oh. here's your draft" said Har.
tung. Nobody held mo up. That
was another man.
Wilson turned 10 me.
You can't see Miss Gordon now" ="
he said. She's temperamental. 1t
would spoil the show"
The old man was stili standing on
the corner. weeping. as I went out.
! annroached him
Poor chapr' I said. what is it?"
lie turned.
I've been all over the world" he
said. I've seen the pyramids and
the tomb of old Confucius. I've bum.
med the streets OF Paris. France, and
Paris In Kentucky. I've knocked
around In South America some. dug
gold In Alaska, lost II in sydney, and
mooched my way back thru China
Japan and the Philippines"
His voice broke.
Il am about TO die" he groaned,
''and I've never set eyes on Kitty
Gordon's back. Friend. l amt seen
nothing yet"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
THE SAD CASE OF
OLIVER C. Johnson;
HE CAN'T SIT DOWN

Police are wondering what they
will do with oliver G. Johnson,
confessed auto thief arrested I'm
Woodland park early Monday,
after being shot by Park Patrol.
man +. II. Stocks.
Because Of Johnson'H delicate
condition, they are withholding
charges against him.
The reason Ia that N Johnson Is
charged, he will have to appear In
court. and when a person appears
in court, he MUST SIT down.
Because OF stocks good aim
with "a shotgun, Johnson CAN'T
sit down.
So there the matter rests. but
johnson doesn't.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
TO DECORATE
SEATTLE BOYS

Six Seattle boys. who served with
the famous Fifth and Sixth Marines.
will be decorated with the French
Fouragere In Pioneer place on
Arrnistice Day. according 10 an an.
nouncement OF the Marine corps re
cruiting station here. Those receiv.
ing the green cord are John II.
Dillon, Arthur y. Long. Ralph T..
Newton, Raymond y. Carr. Elmer X.
Jensen and Richard -. Cain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
THEY THINK HE'S
1 AN ALMANAC

There are f00.O00,o00 persons in
the u. s. and ep.o9e.s09 OF them be
lieve that "A mayor Is n human al
manac.
One OF the es.9ss.e9s. c. l.
Hawkins, Grand Junction. Colo,
wrote 20 Mayor Caldwell Tuesday
asking for the market value here OF
horses weighing between 1900 and
1900 pounds and the quality OF land
that could be obtained In a trade for
"a carload OF them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-09
BY IIAI ARMsTRONG

nN THE CORNER by the Moore
" theatre an old man stood. tat
tered and bent with age. and weeping
in his whiskerr.
sonctimcs before I had seen him
in Calcutta once. again in Milan, In
Dublin later. and long ago In Yoko
hama and vladivostok.
The matinee crowd was ushering
smiling. chattcring girls. hand
some chaperoncs. and men. II was
yesterday afternoon. near show time.
Here" said Kitty Gordon. extend.
Ing large. fat envelope. "is $4,000" !"
This happened the night before, at
the close OF the Orpheurp show. and
Jack Wilson. being her manager. or
valet, or husband, or something. took
the envelope and tucked II into his
pocket.
"Havc H." she added, converted
into a bank draft. and return me the
draft"
Il viii give it, said Wilson. ito
Bob Hsrtung. the treasurer out front
about banking than l."
IIartung accepted 1t and undertook
the mission.
kitty Gordon's backr'
IL was the city editor speaking.
eco over to the Moore" he said.
"and see her. Interview her. And
write a story about her back. It's
the most marvellous back on earth"
passed the old man crying on the
corner and entered with the matinee
crowd. ! stumbled thru long pas.
sageway that led past the boxes TO
the stage. Back stage stumbled In.
To Wilson.
Kitty Gordon's backr said L.
where is ity"
"whistl'' said Wilson. Come with
me-"
Upstairs we went. into dressing
room.
''Sit down." he said. Miss Cor
don's getting ready for the show. /
win tell you about her back. 1t is
marvellous. Ii is so white she
couldn't play In movies. The hilation
ruined the films II is so wonderful
that princes have asked her to marry
them just to get her to turn her
back on them. Come-you shall
see"
He led me down the stairs.
Miss GordonT' he called. knocking
at door.
Come inv' she summoned. and we