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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
RIVAL FACTION
UPRRAIDED BY
! 0. LSIROM


In issuing his llrst ofncial state
ment for the press since fling for
the Republican nomination for
governor, Oscar 3. Carlstrom Of
Aledo last evening upbraided the
claims Of the Lowden- Oglesby fac
ton, for having opened the cam
paign with the statement that It
would be largely upon an issue Of
loyalty.
He seated emphstically that he
could not, and would not" support
any man who approves the acts Of
the state utilities commission in
abrogating and violating the con-
tracts made by cities and villages.
Following is the statement as il
was issued from the candidates.
Office in Aledo:
AFTER an extended consultation
with such Of my friends as it was
possible for me to see, l have de-
cided to allow my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for gov
ernor, to remain before the people
Of Illinois and press toward sue
cess with all the vigor and energy
possess.
Boots "Aut0cracy" Of Ring.
Il believe there can be no dem.
ocracy' in government SO long as
'autocracy' in politics is permitted
Il have been offered every con-
ceivable position and advantage tt
withdraw from the race. To do sc
would compromise my own prin.
ciples and as l see it, my honor as
well.
Il was the first down state mar
to announce my candidacy and i
there is sincerity in present claim:
that the campaign is waged largely
on the issue of loyalty, then l ash
what reason is there to choose tt
follow a candidate who is running
on his fathers reputation, wher
one is available whose record O
service is proof of itself of his owl
loyalty.
II cannot and will not support Of
subscribe to a candidacy which
approves the acts of the utilitie:
commission in abrogating and VIC
lating contracts made by cities ant
villages, and the Lowden candidat,
has declared himself in full ACCORD
and approval Of every act of tn,
commission.
FavOrs Protection of Rights.
II stand for full protection of tn,
rights Of both persons and property
but equally and within the law, AM
will to the end oppose the disre
gard of law in favor of chosen
groups,
II stand for strict economy il
every possible way consistent will
progress, and every possible conse
Quent reduction of taxes.
Il believe cur common school
are the bulwark of the state AM
nation, and provision should b.
made for their proper support ant
for adequate payment for the mos
efficient teaching Yorce.
Il believe in order, law and prog
ress, in all our activities and n
man or group of men need fear M
success at the polls for governor o
this state, except those who ma
demand rights not common to al
or those who may wish to viclat
the law for their profit.
Il stand for every honorably dis
charged soldier or sailor, having tn
reasonable preference which hi
service and sacrifice entities him t
be given by the state.
OSCAR E. CARLSTROM."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
Pclscnal Points

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- aasys II.
Ia =. :. Anefnes1 2. -
0fanges 10. y yie1ting wste ner
oauenter. Nj. q - Ackiey' 80
Twenfy-nf1t sffoet.
~. ~ MI. TN Aannaloro ana
son. WhDeft. o. ei0 Inifuetn strce1
lei yesterday axteFnoon LOT In
yer, Colo, where they VIII spend .
two weekg vacation.
Mis- Helen Haxard, who has Deen
attending Columbia university. New
York City, has returned homo to
apend the remainder Of the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and mrs.
G. D. Hazard, 1898 6eventeenth
street.
v. w. Reed Of Des Moines ID
spending . few days In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hess Of HOT
Fourth street announce the birth
Of . son. Tuesday. July 20. He II
to be named DeWayne Raymond.
Frank v. Bruner, SON OF Rev.
and mrs. A. M. Brunef. lzl6 Iwen-
ty-second street, spent . lew hours
In the city before returning 10 I'll
cag0 10 commune MS WORK WIN
Paine. Mr.: bruner - nov sel'A'
sales department Iepresensatlve.
Mr.. ana mrs. ElDert ". Doa nsse
returned i.om an eAterueu A.so
pie TOUR through Tue no'A' no1
tains. ,y ..od
Miss Mafie onoA n"o
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
TO ATTEND STATE
ENGINEERS MEET
AT SPRINGFIELD

E. H. Michaelis Of Rock Island
mechanical consulting engineer
will 90 as delegate from the TIL
city chapter Of the American As
sociation Of Engineers to the state
assembly OF the organization at
Springfield Friday and Saturday.
State regulations for engineers
will be among the important mat
tiers considered. It u expected that
moro than stxty engineers Of the
stats will b preeeat representing
~ e - 81 eAanfoks e Ql1nn1a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
PLANS TRIP DOWN
RIVER AND PICNIC

Members Of the Memorial Chris
tian church and Sunday school will
Join with those Of the First Chris
tian church. Davenport. in . picnic
and excursion Monday.
The steamer G. W. Hill has been
secured for the day. LeavinG Rock
Island ct $50 Monday morning.
the excursionists viii 90 down the
riyer. returning 70 Linwood 1t
moan. where . picnic dinner will b
eet1o6 ~ . program Of games and
akAlqt1eR. 1he return trip viii BE-
- 49, n ~ afteEnoon. the
- Fo9eheAe naNeeoogt . S:1a
). 60 e en, ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
Obituary
6celt Leenara.

Word has been received from
Dixon. ILL.,. Of the sudden death OF
Scott Leonard, youngest son Of
Mrs. o. Leonard, formerly Of this
city. The body will be brought
here for burial, reaching Rock Is
land late this evening". There will
be no formal funeral service, but
burial win take place In Chippian-
mock cemetery tomorrow morning.
The mother and one brother are
the survivors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
JULIUS JOHNSON
SEEKS OFFICE OF
STATE AUDITOR

julius Johnson, Moline, is again
seeking the Republican nomination
for the Office of state auditor of
public accounts. 1t is stated that
MIR. Johnson expects to receive the
support of the city hall of Chicago.
Four years ago, Johnson entered
the primary race for the same Of
flee but was defeated.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
KNIGHTS, LADIES
OF SECURITY PLAN
PICNIC AT ISLAND

Rock Island council No. 1856 of
the Knights and Ladies of Secur-
ity, benefit association, will hold
an annual picnic at Suburban Is
land Sunday, July Is. There will
be games, bathing. races and free
refreshments. Prizes will be
given.
All members of the association
are invited to come and bring their
friends, and to meet the new dep-
uty of the lodge, ]. H. Williams.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
CENSUS RETURNS

Ithaca, N. Y, 1904; increase g.
202, or 149 per cent.
Tulsa. Okla, 72,075; increase 5S.-
1893, or 1866 per cent.
Minot, n. D.. 10,476; increase q
288, or 69.S per cent.
Lackawanna. N. Y, 1875; in
crease 1859, or 23.2 per cent.
Olean, n. Y, 2O,5G6; increase s.
1853, or 391 per cent.
Austin. Mimi. 10,11S; increase
3,158, or 45.4 per cent.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
SPEED COURT NEWS

Four automobile speeders were
fined BY Magistrate /. J, Cleland
In police court Wednesday after
noon and this morning, Joseph
Kotsovolos. Hugh Dratx. r. C. Har-
Wy and J. 81. McClAusky were nnsd
IS each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22
WILL DEPORT ANARCHIST.

New York, July %. - Roberto
Ella, self-confessed anarchist. will
be deported ON the next boat to
Italy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-22

an ne .svs n sAs sins-rA.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-22
%SJErETa ShsS

Gnee in their stalls while by holy
miracle all the beasts are able to CON
Vetse together. Eut it is mortal sin
foE man to attempt to .oyerhear them;
a sin punishable with sudden death"
Holland has many festivities, promi-
nent among them, Il skating or ice
carnival. In Switzerland the ski and
toboggan bold sway.
An interesting practice takes place
In Serbia on Christmas Eve. The
younger men and boys of the family
early in the morning 20 to the forest.
After crossing themselves three times
as is the custom Of the Greek church,
nr saying q PRAYER. they select tree,
then known us the Radnyi. They
greet It sIiannv Eadnyi tnvou." Then
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-22

takes thorough wash from head tc
foot, or bath in large tub. This is
the only bath many take during the
WHOLE year.
In some places oId-fashioned ways
still exist. Young men often paint OF
blacken their faces, put queer crowns
on their heads or hats, wear large
stars on their breasts, and generally
carry long wooden swords One man
is furnished with a large pouch, anG
the men then visit each farm and So
licit contributions for frolic. Now
and then they indulge in great mis-
chief and fun. If they find out that
young fellow LOVES a girl of the village
they visit her house and sing to her
the old Herode's song.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-22
g ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Origin Of Quaint Traditions
Of the Yuletidc

snssSOe@A~aS~~~S~s0
i -TS-197 HE holiday season recalls
4 ~ u quaint ideas and Christmas
+ u fancies OF Old, even back
+ to the ancient days of the
! 49, Druds7-a time when the
i llT5==-l5NI mistletoe smig, as q pc
/ Is gas2f tent mascot was presented
! +t,}S,' rs an omen of good for,
tune as a symbol Of
/ health. wealth and prosperity, and in
/ those days long ago the house that
4 ~Hotod a branch of miStletoe ut
/ Christmas would never be unlucky.
|, is from the Drutds thac the Gus
! .t"n Of decorating our chu"ches and
ho.rs with cvergreeuS comes. for they
! believed that all the sylvan SprteS
| t"r&yd together on these boughs
! .lr"" 70 remain until the warm wealth
or "lmc. In midwinter the Druids
| Srui around sprlgS Of ivy and ms,lr-
toe ~ remind the people to decorate
/ their dwellings, with evergrecns, in
ordcr to prupitiatc the sylvan sDrites
| ana secure protection from fr0Sts and
! Wntgy blasts. Holly berries long have
! been considered as giving wonderful
power when worn in the shane Of a
wrcrth. which must he made and Vaa1
| in i"itattcn Of Il sacred crown us
! horns and Of berries and the wearer
/ Of glliS crown must go alone at mid
! at@.lt on Christmas and sit in the
dark, and, in accordance with that
ancient tradition, when worn on
| Christmas eve the holly wreath will
evoke visions of NpFit forms coming
III inc ar l" >i'S Iie,F N"e' songs ana
"' '"e oeaS'" WIZ ne seen 10 Nheet
Cow" III ""rS'liP'
The lUle cake and GU!p log, too,
| nave their important part in this an
c.ehT Saxon tradition for the Christ
mas festival season. The cake had the
same powers as the bride cake has ON
Christmas night. The luie log WIS
used to light the Christmas fire The
ext year because it preserved the
"'ANe rom llfe during the year and
."A"." me SFIft oi the IaiieS'
Us power" were bestowed IN the days
60 '.' ''"''"' "hel ule potllhE HreS
'e'" '.+"'vo ana tRe brai'dS secured
'."'' ".r i''. 10 lIEit 'iie IRE lae next.
''@'f. ia" ancient N2NonS burned the
"' i"- '5N SEI'lp' oI the turning OF
'..' sun toward spring
Even the moon contributed its
SHIRE to Christmas superStitionS, for, q,
as the legend runs, If Christmas comes
during the waning of the moon we
Shall nave very good year, and the
nearer TO me lu'l moon the hettef
H0Iand perhaps, has the prettieSt
cuSt0:l o. all nations for the Christ
mas festival On the night before
Christmas in cOmmemOratiOu Of the
star Of the east. the young men OF
their towns assemble and carr
through the dark streets large.
bright STAR all the people go out ~
greer IN" give 10 'ile bearers OF thl$
sur OF 'e'"'e'l'l'' us II ~ calieu'
".'.'.' I'VE '''e po"''
Seven days before their New Year
tIa Chinese worship the Kitchen Cod
b. pf"parlng dishes OF candy and v0ri-
oH@ sweets with winch they smear his
h)oi!Ih Later they burn nm amid the
i'iu& Oh OF cracNeFS the deity being
Seat UP IN chariot o. smoke and fire
- a conference win the king of the
"@ie>. .aI regions. me ldea OF smear
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~t2:.s- tt22 Holly Dough

"Ic who have seemed each other,
Or Injured friend or brother,
In This fast fading year;
Ye who, by word or deed,
Have ma.r Kind heart bleed,
Come gather here!
Let sfNncd against and SHINING
Forget their strife's beginning,
And join in friendship now.
Be links no longer broken,
Be sweet forgiveness spoken
UEGer The holly-bough.
"Ge who have loved each other,
Sister and friend and brother,
In this fast fading year;
Mother and sire and child,
Young man and maiden mild,
Come gather here;
"And let your heart grow fonder.
AS memory shall ponder
Each past unbroken vow;
Old loves and younger wooing
Are sweet in their renewing
Under the holly-bough."
Charles MackaE
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-12-22

HE holiday season recalls
quaint ideas and Christmas
fancieS OF Old. even back
to the ancient days of the
Druids,-a time when the
mistletoe spl'ig, as q po-
tent mascot, was presented
rs an omen of good for,
tune, as Il symbol of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
La CARLOAD \
LAS MUJFRES
cRoNIcAs DE cAMBA

Hay almas tan buenas, tan buenas;
hay personals tan piadosas Y tan carl
tativas que. el dia EN- que no quedaran
en-. el mundo desgracias que soeorrer
injnstieias que reparar, Ia sxisteneia les
pareeeria baldfa desProvista de sen
lido. Por este tiene la miseria tantos
partidarios. ST no hubiera riqueza-de-
Ella yo el otro dia-Ro hab~ia miser;a.
81 no hubiese miseria --aiado ahora--
no habria caridad y ia cari&a.I eta en-
sid rada, ST no como uno de los senti-
mientos mas mobiles del hombre, por 10
menos como uno de les que mas enaIte-
cen Ia mui r.
Yo convengo en- las excelCncias de
Ia caridad, aunque me cboca un POGO
el que Sc la r legue, easi exclusivamen
te, para uso de senoras desocupadss.
Hasta cuando Sc la ejerce en- .privado,
parcce. la caridad una cosa de mujeres.
Freeuentementc, cuando un matrimoi'io
bien vcstido sale del teatro v sc FRO
pieza con m pobre, es el marido quicn
Sc conmueve, ipero en- vez de alargar
directamente su mano, lie pasa su g.
posa Ia, ealderilla que lleva en- el bol-
sillo del gaban.
-Toma-- le dice Para sse desdi-
cbado.
La carload resulta asi un sentimiento
femenino, como Ia afci6n los ira
pos o el miedo a las ratas, estn,
le hace pcrder la miseria gran parte
de su deeoro. Es una lastima, pero 10
debemos por clio pensar NAL de la ca
ridad. Indudablemenho, pessr de
todo, la carload es. una Virtud exeelss.
70 eonvengo, como digo, EN- reeone-
GER las excelencias d. la caridad, pero
J si Sc ha enccntrado ys el procedimiento
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
IBANEz
DA Consoles AL
A AMERICANO
Di4l que aebe tratar a su mnjer con
un poquito mas de energia
Lss MUJEREs EsTAN VA
cAFsADAs DE 'BLANDURAs
Quieren Yer en- el hombre al DONNA.
dor y no al esclavo sumlso
(De la prensa de New York;

Las muieres de los Estados Unidos
estan cansadas del respeto v Ia adula
ci6n que les tributan los shombres y
dcsean un POGO mas de brusquedad
por .parte de estos Los msridos
yanquis debieran. tratar sus muieres
con un POGO de energfa La norteame
rieana snspira por hailar quien la do
mine Y no quien sc someta siempre do
eilmente a sus capriehos.
Iso anterior es en- sustancia 10 de-
c,arado por Blasco lbahez en- una en-
trevista en- el University Club, de
esta ciudad. " Las eondicionos en- que
el hombrerrviye trabaia aquf, son
casi las mismas de la epOca Prehist6-
riea. di.io el neyelista espanol.. En-
aquel entonces los hombrSs eran que
rreres Y cazadores, salfan cazar el
$50 y otroB aniniaaes. fin de procu-
larse eI sastento, mientras que las
mujeres qucdaban en- Ia casa cuidando
de Ia cocina de los niiios
9Toao norstame rieano l. tienc me
do su rnuics continue dieiendO Blaseo
Ibahez.
No, no, obsefyaroh aliendose unos
veinte socios del clab, que se habian
agrupado en- torno del novelista. No
por 10 que hace este Club.
. Muy bien, contesto Blasco Ibahez.
no sera en- este Club. .iPero que tai
cuando saIen ustedes de el2
Todo norteamericanoN, Sc imagina
a su mujer esperandole detras de la
puerta con Ia tranca EN- mano, va sea
figurada acknowledgements, hablando,
segln la posiei6n social que ocupem.
- LO que est. pais necesita es un
nuevo iibertador.
"Pero, permftanme que les olga al
go, sehores. Afuehas .veccs he asistido
a comidas dadas ,en honor MIG en-, Pa
ris por mujeres norteamericanas. y en-
las que yo era q 1nico hdInbre con
vidado. A les postres sofia preguntar
les sis no les cansaba esq ferencia Y
ese rrspetO exagerados. Y,siempre me
respondieron: All, seRor. nos tienen abn
rridas. Querriamos sentir que Sc nos
doninaba aunque faFra por variar.
S.Y esa es Ia verdad del easo. Quie
rem que Sc las domino. La mujer quie
Re un sehor,' no un esclavo. Trdtenla.
pues. con algo de energia de eusndo
en- cuando :"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
La INFLUENZA
EN- NARANJITO


Nos dice nu stro correspensal:
La influenza ? nos vista por Sc.
gnhda vez. H ano pasado teniamos en
TIE nosotros al doctor cintr6n, que tfa
baio con denuede para eontrarrestar
la.. La mayoria de los casos. Sc re-
gistraban en- Jos eanipos, salvandOse'e el
pueblo de este az0te.
Hoy hay algphos casos en- el pueblo,
entire ellos algunos graves, como el de
L. simpatiea nina Titig lrija a Licdo.
Morales.
FL doctor Morales realiza grandes es
fuerzos para combatir la epidemic.
Estan de piaeemes las sshoritas que
tienen a su cargo la confecci6n de
blusas para la casa de "sSicher Coz,
de San Juan, pues va cmpiezan a CO.
brar el producto de sus labores.
Damos las graeias "Un Observa
dor" por 10 que publicsra en- Ell NUN
DO. siga el citado Observation, que un
aforismo dicr que s'que tanto da la 60
ia en- la piedra hasta que Ia horada :.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
FL GOBERNADOR
Smith COMBATE
La c ARESTIA
Dice que durante los ultimoS seis me-
ses subi6 el precio de los
vfvercs a
80 ~s
soLIcITA LEYEs QUE
REMEDIEN Ell NAL
s Ass -
En- su mensais La Isgislatufa indEca,
las medidas que juzga
indispensab,:s :

ALBANY, 3 de marzo.-El goberna
dor del Estado de Nueva York, Mr.
Smith, declare en- un mensaie dirigi-
do la legislature que los sesfaerzos
hechos para reducir e alto costo de
la vida. no han dado hasta ahora los
resultados que Sc esperaban FL men.
safe indica la neeesidad urgente Dc
que Sc sxpidan disposiciOnes legislati
vas respecto Ia production " a la
distribution de las eprovisiones
Mr.. Smith acompaf6 .su mensaje
con un informe relative a Ia recon, II
daei6n de las medidas legisIatfvas a.
debera estudiar el Comite de recons-
tiueci6n.
" Los meiores datos obtenidos. di
ce el Gobernador. demnestran que Ia
habido un nnevo epearecimiento. de la
vida durante los dltiInos ais meses.
CuaIesqniera que sean los meritos de
Ia Comisi6n Federal encargada de re
sol~-r el problema. no habiemos cum
plido la plentiful de nuestros deberes
sino cuando ,hayamos agotado todos los
reeursos para mejorar una situae:6n
da la vida diaria de nuestro pueblo.
No hay ninguna panacea para re
- 4 l.
paha paciente vigorosa debe ser pues
ia en- acei6n. Tenemos legislation de
subsistencia. pero Is defcisnte en mu-
chos respectos. v las recomendaciones
legislativas que ahora Sc presentan
tienden subsanar 'sas deficiencies.
LA legislation que Sc propone,
tiende declarar Illegal toda tentati
va De acaparami nto de las provisio-
mes. 10 mismo que la destruction de
estas cuando tenga por obieto haeer
subir los precios de los articulos.
LA ley indieada respccto.a las Ii.
deueias para los revendedores, stiene
por obieto controlar en- forma tai a
las personas a las carPB.aciones,
que sea possible Ia elimination gradual
de los tra1cantes no deseables la
protection de aqneIlos que reunan al
tas condolences de honestidad IN sus
transacciones.
Sc proponen tambien leyes para
graduar los productos agrieoias, " pa
ra procurar el aprovcehamiento de to-
dos los comestibles v obtenel ell aba
ratamiento de los huevos. Esas leyes
son semeiantcs a las que va Sc han
dietadO en- otros Estados de Ia Union.
En- una palabra, el mensa ie del go
bernador Smith es un hondo Hama
iniento los legisladores d I Estado
para que dieten las leyes necesarias pa
ia conseguiri Ia reduction del eosto de
Ia vida = t
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
sDoNDE EsTA SANTIAGO RIVERA


Sc desea saher el paradero del mu-
chachq Santiago. Rivera, blanco, de 10
amos y natural de Patillas, quied des-
apar ci6 de este pueblo hace pr6xima.
inenteSdos meses.
Los familiares del referido niho re
sid ntes en- Patillas y particuIarmen
tie su padre Lorenzo Rivera, agradece
yrfan cuaquer-> information que Sc A
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devoluci6n en- case de no utilizArl0A
nj sostenemos correspondence sobrs
ellos. s.
Ell hecho de que este diario pubhqne
in trabajo firmado. no signifca nece.
ariamente que Sc solidarice con 81. 4 /,
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suministrara, acerca del paraderO de
su hijo. her
La causa que Sc lie seguia Santa
go Rivera por abuse de. confanza ha
sido archivada, pues una hermana siRa
de nombre Herminia Rivera, resideAte
en- Cuba, .pag6 la cuenta que tehia
aquel pendiente, librdndole, pues, 'de
lsa deuda Y de esc proceso. NJ
Agapito DELGADo.2
@a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-15
O OLA AoIo N

A los senOres que nos honran envian
donOs espontaneamente trabajos do CO
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pues no respondemos de 81
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de acabar cen la miseris, y 81 Ia mise
ria 81 eonserva tan solo para desarro-
Harslos sentimientos caritativos en- ii
alma de las sehoras de buena posici6n,
cfeo que Sc abusa un tanto. Los que
tlpenos una naturaleza poetica no nos
observation-disclosures. sseria doloroso, in
cuestionablemente, q ssber que no ha-
bra earidad sobre la TERRA, pero nos
Feonsolariamos pensando gus va no ha
cia falta ninguna.
mientras las mujeres siguiersn ex
perimentando la necesidad imperiosa de
aigui'n quien llorar socorrer; po-
drfan constituir asociaeiones en- defen
81 del miro, pongo por caso. En- mgla
terra, donde los Gobiernos lie van qsli-
tsndo cada vez mas pobres las da-
mas caritativas, gran parte de Ia ter
nura femenina ha derivado -hacias Ell
avestruz, " en- nn cartel de propagan
da. yo he visto como Sc lie llamaba a
este bicho, grande como un guardis de
ia City, el eel tierno inocente paja-
rilio1..'
,ssv slss Julio CAAxBA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
BOARD Of WORKS
WILL OPEN BIDS
Friday Important Day on
Committees Calendar

Bids for paving Wilson ave- and
various other streets in Rainier Val
ley will be opened next Friday morn-.
ing at a meeting OF the board OF pub
lie works The city engineers esti-
mate for this work is $3s6.2s4.
Another important undertaking on
which bids will be opened February
81 is the Empire Way grading and
paving project City Engineer A. II.
Dimock's estimate on the Job 10
S36s.ooo.
Bids for the proposed Dexter ave.
paving project. the cost OF which is
estimated at si22.645 by the city en-
gineer. also will be opened. on tho
same date bids for the proposed Du-
vanish sanitary fill and the Fuller
ton ave. paving will be opened. The
estimated cost OF the former projecs
is $Te,o3o. the latter. s42.6lo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
20 Police Escort i
Body of Fireman

Twenty patrolmen under command
OF Police Capt. Hans Damn acted a.
escort for the body Of Lieut.. Charles
J. Moorehead. Seattle fire depart-l
ment, who died of influenza, which
was transferred Tuesday from Bon.
ney-Watson's to the King st. sfa.!
ton for shipment to Cedar Rapidsl
Iowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

When . man Is in trouble. two.
thirds OF his alleged friends are VII.
ing To help hun stay In Il :.