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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
OZNAME Nj,

Prave vydanym narizenim Z
81. kvetna t. T. vlady Cesko-
slovenske, prestaly byti posled-
nj okolkovane bankovky deseti
a dvacetikorunove, dnem 20.
Gervna t. r. zakonnym plati-
diem.
Cd 20. cervna do 81. Gerven
ce t. r. bude je vym6novati je-
ste Bankovnf trad, od /. srp-
ma t. r. stanou Sc bezcennymi.
Timto nafizenim jsou veske-
re stare okolkovan6 bankovky
neplatne a krajane sc upoZor-
null, by 81 nemenili dolary "a
tyto penize.
Penezni zasilky do Cesko-
slovenska vsem sprostredkuie
Ceskoslovensky generalni kon-
sulat, remitencnl odd6leni, 81
East 18th Street, New York N.
".
Ceskoslovensky Gen. Kon-
sulat, (FinanCni odd6lenf).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
CHYTIL ZLODEJE AUTA.

Policejni serzant John Sa-
wage, sci vych. 152. ul., kdyz
spatril u chodnfku automobil s
dvema muzi. Licencni cislo
zdalo Sc mu podezrelym, bylo
podobno jednomu z ukrade-
nych aut. V commence sve byl
jeSt6 vice utvrzen, kdyz Sc oba
sportsman dali ma utek, jeden
zmizel We tine, kdezto druhy
stal Sc cilem neduveriv6ho
strdznika, jenz rychle vypalil
tri r5ny ma poplach a pres plo-
ty, chlivky a kurniky Sc dial do
pronasledovani uprchlika, KITE
reho dix svemu sportovnimu
trainingu - jest uZnanym bo-
xerem - konecne St'astne po-
lapil.
Chyceny ptacek imenuje Sc
Howard Rathborn, 14016 Colt
Rd. n. f. Ukradena kara ma
lezela Ch. Van Dusenovi, 952
Lakeview Rd. N. E., kter6mu
byla pred dvema tydny We
Willougby uzmuta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
PRfPRAVY K NASTAVAJI-
GIN VOLEBNfM BOJUM.

V hlavnim stanu demokra-
ticke strany PAP Superior A
We. zahajena bude dnes vecer
iaksi letoSnf volebni kampan
We znamenf guvernera Coke, ia
koz i okresnich voleb primar-
Mich.
Do kongresu "a nase distrik
ty postaveni jsou nasledujici
cekanci: M. B. Excel (proti-
kandidat d. L. Sutter) "a %.
distrikt, Josef Lustig (Ch. A.
Mooney "a 20. a "a 21. di-
strikt krajan Jan J. Babka,
jenz ma velice nebezpecn6ho
soka, byvaleho kongresnika
r. Grossera.
Ma okresnim listku "b6zi"
ma trad pokladnlka Serif Han
ratty prot A. J. Hildrethovi.
Vsichni kandidati pax Sc pri
pravuji k recnickym cestam
jez zapocnou as "a 10 dni. Ma
dnesni vecerni schulz podd
kongresnik Babka podrobnou
zpravu o prGbehu demokratic
ke konvence V San FRANCISCAN
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
NOVY DRUH RYBARSKEHO
SPORTU.

Vcera casn6 Z rama zahajil
neznamy gentleman cist6 novy
druh chytani ma udice, ne be
lice, ami line kapry, ale "a to
- odpuSt6nim - muzske
kalhoty. Otevfenymi okny po-
moci rybarskeho prutu ma kon-
ci opatfen6ho udici, vybiral
mic netuSicim spacum odloze-
ne spodky a mozno fici, re mu
tato kofist "dobre brala", ale
pomerne malo vynesla, vyvolil
81 patrne chude vody, neb ce-
la jeho kofist' obnaSela jen
pouhych S5.34. Takovym zpu-
sobem vyloveny byly kalhoty
Karla Rosesra. 2130 zap. 50.
ul., nichz vzato bylo pet do
laru a ony samv pohozenv pod
oknem. Dale Karlu Whiteovi,
2130 Beverly Court, jemuz z
ulovenych spodkG schazelo
SAC. kdezto pri tfetim tahu
ktery odnesly kalhoty Jakuba
Funka, 2155 zap. SO ul., byla
korist neJchatrnejsi, pouha, y
kapse zapomenuta kudla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
STESk VOJTY NOVOTNEHO
Z PLZNE.

Jeden z naSich dopisovatelIl
a dobry pritel znamy krajan p.
V. Novotny nam posila re
"vzdv verne" Plzn6 zalobu,
iez bude Gatne jeho znam6 "a
ilmati.
Plzen, %. cervna 1920.
Sedim pri Plzenskem, vzpo-
minaie Vas. Arcit' neni to jako
byvalo, ienom 6 proc, neb Jim
wall slad. A potom to nejhorSi.
re neni k dostanl. Odpoledna
jsem prijel a musel cekat az
do ;. hod. vecer, nez nacnou,
neb pres den pivo netoci. Ma to
ovsem Plzan neni zvykla.
Pozdrav ma vSechny.
Volta Novotny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
POZDRAVY Z PRAZSkEHO
VSESOKOLSKEHO SLETU.

Dnesni posta 2 Czech doruci-
la nam celou radu sletovych
pohlednic 2 mist, kan naSi
vyletnfci zavitali.
Ze sletiSte primo zasila po-
zdrav p. Vaclav Prech a po-
dobnou vzpominku z Kladna.
s pohledkou ma kladenskou So
kolovnu ma mas i ctenare vzpo-
minaji PIP. a danny j. F. St'ast-
ny, Leopold Lacina manzel-
kou a dceruSkou, JOS. Bohac q
z KardaSovy ReGice, jakoz
re sletu posila pekny listek Sc
zdravici p. Karel Kratochvil.
VSem naSim krajanam, jak
Sc re zprdv docitame, Sc We
vlasti libi a test je vSeobecn6
srdeGne vitani, ktereho Sc Jim
ma vSech stranach dostava.
Soucasn6 mas dosel opozd6ny
pozdrav Z Parize od p. l.. Vse-
tecky. zaslany jeSt6 z cesty, ma
kterem nam sdeluje, re pri j.
zd6 do vlasti slo vse hladce a
o vSechno ze bylo dobre posta.
rano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
JAk TO v PRAVDE S NASI
PROSPERITOU VYPADA.

Pri uzav6ru pololetniho pru-'
mysloveho obdobi V Clevelan-
du i sirSim okoli, n6mz pra-
We pOjednava Cervencovy bulle-
tin vydany Cleveland Trust Co.
neni nikterak situace tax rd-
zova, jak Sc vSeobecne ia to
ma. Naopak situace jest dosti
kriticka vinou nedostatecn6ho
liveru, nedostatecnou dopra-
YOU a hlavne pokleslou poptav
kou po zbozi. Vlna obchodniho
ruchu zdajlci Sc tax ut6Senou
pri potatku roku pocina pokle-
slvati dalSi rozmach dust 81
ricf Sc nejistota, z niz vTchodi-
ste k pevn6jSim zakladGm lei
V mlhach.
Vyhlidky ma zn6 isou arci
velmi dobre, nejlepSi ia obdo-
bi poslednich pet let skllze-
nj, jez n6kdo jiz zapoGalo, jew
SO V nejlepSfm svetle.
Ia to obchod jew prlZnaky
jin6, tax znama Dunnova kan
celdf zaznamenava jedin6 V
cervnu 674 upadku, nejvetSi
to pocet "a uplynulych 18 me-
sicu, V 1hrnne sumo prizna-
nych dluhu 33 millionG dolarG,
COZ znaGi obnos 248 procent
VySSi nez V cervnu lonskeho
roku. Hlavni vina svalovana
Jest snad nepravem ma nepo-
fadky, zahnizdivSi Sc ma ameri
ckych drahdch, dale ma zasta-
veni stavebniho ruchu.
Podobn6 Sc hlasi vzrnstaiici
nezam6stnanost nejen V Gle
velande, ale V okoli, k tomu
hlasi imigracni urady vetsf pfi-
st6hovaleckou vlnu. Ellis
Island V New Yorku preplnen
Jest novymi cizinci V primer
mem poctu 100000 az 100000
ma rok, kdezto V letech pred
vdlecnych pocet tento dostupo-
val jednoho millionu.
MenSi vykonnost Sc jevi i
We vyrobe automobile a take
tax mnohoslibn6 Sc vzmahaii-
CT gumarsky prumysl akronsky
pocina jeviti iisty sestup.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
KRATKY CLOVEK BYVA
PREC JEN NEkDY X NIECE
MU DOBRY.

Pred Metropolitan divadlem,
5000 Euclid Ave. manipulova-
Ii po delSi dobu automobilovi
zlod6ii. Byli tam sice vysldni
diva straznici V obcanskych sa-
tech, ale zkusene oko banditu
snadno V jejich statecnych po-
stavach tuSilo strazca bezpec-
nosti. Kdyz podobn6 hlidani
nemelo vysledku, postaven
tam byl strdznik nejmenSi po-
stavy McManus, jenz "a krat-
ko polapil hned diva, jisteho
Jifiho Ulna, 5O02 Hamm Ave.
a Hermana Orgyho, 5142 Fo-
wIer Ave. S. f.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
POLICE VYCISTUJE
MESTO.

Zakroceni clevelandsk6 poll
Gle proti mladistvym povalo-
vacuum, ma jichz vrub dunno
pripsati znacny vzrdst zlocine-
cke Why dnes vSeobecn6 bezpe
ci ohrozuiici, vyvrcholilo zat
ceni dewitt mladikd, jejichz
neidulezitejsim dennim "a
m6stnanim bylo povalovati Sc
ma rozich ulic, zejmena ma Ii
terary Ave. a zap. 7. ul. VSich-
nj tulaci byli start meme jak
21 let.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
0CASTNiK0M ZAJEZDU {. S. P. S.
DO DETROIT.

Jest nevyhnutelno, ably kazdy, kdo mini
Sc podilet ma zajezdu do Detroit, uSinil o.
znameni nektereho nasledujicich clenI
Mar. Hlavniho Radu:
JOS. Frcka, Vacl. Svoboda, Fr. Karnos,
neb II ia iemnika Mar. Ill., Radu J. v. Luna
ka, 1899 Broadway Mar. Sini, ze mini Sc
zajezdu s1castnit ze 81 preje, ably mu BY
10 opatreno nisto pro spani, sice nejdele
do patku vecer. Dele Sc tax "a ucelem O.
patreni mista ma parniku mista ku spani
Parnik vypluje sobotu vecer, dne H.
cervence pristavu ma upati 9. ulice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
WANDERER CHCE BYTI
BRZY OBESEN.

Chicago, IA. cervence. Carl
Wanderer prohlaSuje, ze VIDA
Sc porotnlho liceni a prizna Sc
k zavrazd6ni sve zeny a cizin-
ce, ktereho pouzil. aby odvratil
podeZreni Cd sebe. V rozmlu-
We S policejnim srzantem Nor
tonem tazal Sc vcera vecer:
"Jak brzy, myslite, postavi
mne pred soud." "Nepo-
chybne pred 1. srpnem. Pri-
znate-li Sc k vine, nebude tfe-
ba zadneho soudu." "Pfiznam
Sc k vine" pravil Wanderer.
"Nebudu zddati zadne milosti.
Pozddam soudce, aby mne od-
soudil k smrti lined. To je je-
dina milost, kterou chci. Jsem
vinen a chci byti potrestan !"
Pres tuto dychtivost Wandere-
rovu, ably uz visel, policie iei
bedliv6 stfezi. Vrah trdvi vet
sinu casu ttenim modlitebnich
knizek a bibli, jez mu prinesli
jeho otec sestry, ktere popr-
We spatTil ode dne sveho zat-
ceni. Proslycha Sc, re policie
pfisla ma stopu nedovolenemu
pomeru Wandererovu iinou
zenou, coz mohlo byti hlavni
pohnutkou vrazdy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
LEDEM OHROZOVANY NE
OPATRNY SOFER.

Tomas Whaley, 2551 vych.
II. ul. objfzd6l roh ma vych.
SO ul. a Woodland Ave. tax
neopatrn6, ze srazil k zemi
diva muze Italy, pon6kud je
zraniv. Zastup zv6davcd ihned
jej obklopil, chystaje Sc jej ma
mist6 ztrestati, take ohrozeny
Whaley Sc k sve obran6 chopil
kladiva. Prave V cas- prispe-
chavsi policie jej zatkla a dav
rozehnala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
VYBUCH PLYNU POPALIL
PLUMBARE A DECKO.

Vaclav Hlinka, 1901 vych.
II. ul. spajel V dome els. 6705
Fullerton Ave. plynove trub-
ky, kdyz pojednou lihovy pla-
men jeho kahance zanitil uni
kaifci plyn. Nastal vybuch, kite
rym zle popalen ma ruce a obli-
teji a krom toho vytrvsklymi
plameny zle popaleno deseti
m6sicni dfte Trena Chojnovska,
iez nedaleko spalo V kol6bce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-15
PROHIBICi ROZVALENE
MANZELSKE SOUZITf.

Vcera zadana byla ma okres-
MIN soude zaloba o rozvod il
steho krajanskeho parku man
zelG, kterou vini manzelka
sveho muze re spatn6ho zacha
zeni nj jedine proto, re mu
odepTela pomahati pri domaci
vyrobe piva a koralky. Co vse
ieste nest astna prohibice ne
bude miti ma svedomi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Famous Oh Recjpe (
for Cough Syrup |
~ 90 sAanUey - = 49,
- n benAs 49, I'll -
ssAsA s'..'A

Thousands Of heusswivss have
found that they ean save tvo-thirds
OF the money usually spsnt fos cough
preparationA By using .this we'll
known Old recipe for makin9 cough
syrup. IL y simple and cheap bat Il
has no equal for prompt resultA. IL
takes right hold 81 . cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping -
ordinary esugh 10 ~ hcass OF lea
Get ~ ounces Of Pinsx from Any
s .S "a HSSr . ,nsS E,ss eSs 9TH.
20 make . fun pint II you prefer.
use clarified molAsssa. hcssv. o. corn
syrpp. instead Of sugar syrup. Either
way, u tastes rood. keeps perfectly.
and lasts . family long time.
It's truly astonishing how gsrickly
II acts. penetrating through every air
passage Of this throat and lungs
loesens and raises she phleRun,
soothes and heais the Membranes, and
gradually but surely the annoying
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis
arpear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis, spssmcdic Group. hoasse-
meas or bronchial aethna.
Pissx 10 . special and AieAly ssn-
eentrstsd compound Of genuine Nor
vay pine extract known the world over
for IL healing effect on membranes.
Avoid dissppointnent BY asking
your druggist for ~ ounces Of
P'nex- with full! directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed 70
give absolute satisfaction or moosy
promptly refunded The Pinsx Ca,
~ Wayne. Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
WOMAN
COULDN'T RAISE
HANDS To HEAD
After Suffering Eight Years
Tanlac Ovcrcame Seattle
W0man's Troubles

1T makes me 30 happy TO zee
how perfectly my health II being
restored I Just want 10 tell every
body about Tanlac," said Mrs Mary
Masoero, iio5 Hiawafha ST. Seattle.
recently.
For the past eight years I had
been gradually going down hili. My
stomach was out ~ order. I had
terrible pains In my arms and often
had most awful headaches. Alto
gether I got In a mighty bad fix.
My appetite was very poor. and
what little l did eat fermentcd and
gave me an awful stuffed up feel
ing. and caused me SO much pain l
could hardly endure II. 1t seemed
that nothing I ate would digest
properly.
MY arms hurt 30 had couldn't
raise my hands high enough to
comb my hair. and most OF the time
] could scarcely use my hands for
anything. I was very weak. too,
and lust couldn't do my housowvrk.
often had such severe head.
aches and dizzy spells | had to stay
In bed for days. ! was so nervous
I couldn't sleep. and always felt
tired and worn out
"Well, I read so much about Tan
lac In tho papers l finally decided IL
might help me and bought n bottle
This first bottle did me so much
good got another and kept on tak.
ing II.
Il have n fine appetite now and
cat anything want. and as much
as please. and II agrees with me
perfectly. have gained n lot OF
strength. am free OF those awful
headaches and dizzy spells, and feel
better in every way.
MY arms are much better, II
doesn't hurt me TO raise them now
TO comb. my hair, and they are so
much stronger I can do some OF
my homework. Just want to tell
everybody Tanlac is the best medi.
cine for troubles like mine I have
ever seen NJ heard--of."
Tanlac IL sold in Seattle by Bartcll
Drug stores under tho personal di
rcction OF n special Tanlac ropresen.
tative.--AdvSr usomont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
ROUNDUP
OF GUNNER
CONTINUED
highwaymen Halt Pedes
TRAN, Then Let Him Go
as He Yields Nothing

Police Tuesday continued their
roundup OF persons carrying guns
Oscar Enc -. and yalmer Nor.
Ind ~, both icwEsrs, arc held tn
city jAii on open charges.
They were ARRESTED by ratrcimen
h. II. Williams and H. ". Wilson.
who say the pair bad pistol. shells
and fiashlisht
Two hishwaymen searched 8. Mar.
IN. W. ssrd st and Fourth ave. W.
u N. ssth St and Greenwood ava.
q midnight and allowed him to 80
unhArmed when they found nothing
they wanted In his pockets
TWO BABy RANKS
nnFORTED STOLEN
TWO banks were stolen. according
- reports on file at police station
Iueeday. They were Of the baby
variety.
n James. els Spring ST.. reported
that a baby hank containing $40 and
- Rt&N0A N'lt rt0t'N tNWtl W. t'Rth-
0Nm Haxcn. ia 18th ave. said he
wAs awakened by the draught TO find
= door and window open and two
baby banks containing $50. sis.so
and - IN street car tokens missing.
Cafe Is LOOTED
o. CIGARETS
The cafe OF Hence Hrookings. fci
Third ava s.. was looted Of two car
oone Of c1xarcts-
-Four dollars were stolen from the
0sOs a Mrs. Sherman. al .znd ave.
Tcur suits were taken from Joe
0eecc's room AZ col sixth ava. Mon
1Ay noon Knives. cooks nipple
mentA and full suitcase were miss
1ng fvpm Otto Johnson's room at 1914
Hrst ave. Tuesday. He olames
oAievea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Has Clover That
In Ten Feet High

AMEs. Iowa. Dee. iI--ciovor ton
feet h.rh Ia. boon grown by G. =.
ronkomp. Of Ashton. Iowa. from
sod discovered by accident BY The
iowa state Agricultural college In
1915. and developed there for disnf
button. Another iowan who grew
clover from the same sred had stalks
nine feet tail. that had 10 be propped
up TO keep them from breaking With
the weight OF blossoms and bees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
SAMOAN PROBE
EVIDENCE IN

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. i<--Maj.
r. v. Crcecy arrived today from the
Samoan islands and left Immediately
for Washington. carrying with him
the findings OF tho board Of inquiry
which investigated conditions In
Samoa, and which tried Commander
c. II. Bolchcr. who had been a sub.
ordinate Of Commander w. J. Ter.
hume. dead governor OF the island.
Bolcher was the man who placed
the charges OF misgovernment
against Terhune which preceded Ter.
huneis suicide. Bolcher was said To
have acted ms the spokesman Of 100
Samoan native chiefs. who claimed
their people were mlstreated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
THE KIND or MAN
THE GOBS ADMIRE

st. Louis has . I5-yesr-old Eki
rabbi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

f1icted By Judge A. J. Herrod ~ BE-
ing cruel and unusual punishment
Il sentences the five Of you 70 Sun
day school, ordered the judge.
Bring me . letter from the pastor
Of whatever church you 70 to. saying
you have attended Sunday school. or
thcrc'i b some rough shedding ahead
Of you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
BOY RUNS away |
WITH AN AUTO
Takes Stepfather's Car and
Money

Alleged 20 have stolen 1855 from
his atspfaiher's trouser pocket last
nisht and then To have stolen his
auto, James Harold Smith. 10. who
IA mtln In knee trousers. WINS being
sought by iooei police and deputy
SHERIFF. OF Western Washington To
day.
E. X. Riechard. 7i<4 cath ave. r.
w, the stepfather. reported tho al.
legged thefts 10 police Tuesday morn.
ing.
The autos gas tank was fun and
Riochard thinks the boy may nee
toward California
Desire for excitement and adven-
turo arr the only known reasons for
James actions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

For. tho his church spires are
fighting tops and no attends Sunday
services under the drcadnaught's
frownins guns. the spiritual welfare
Of tho American sailor Ia enc OF the
most important considerations In the
navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
He Sentences Kids
to Sunday School

KANSAS CITY. KAN Dco- IA
Five boys found guilty of tearing
down a ston. wall and rolling the
stones into tho street. are consider
Ing appealing from the sentence In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

For. tho his church spires are
fighting tops and no attends sunday
services under the drcadnaught's
frownins guns. the spiritual welfare
of the American sailor In enc Of the
most important considerations In the
navy.
CHAPLAIN MUST BE
REGULAR HErMAN
Trained 10 fight. II there h need.
and fight supefbly--ycs' But hard.
boiled" or cailour<d IN nner feelings
mol Jus, a sound. seif.r~HpoctlnE
average American boy who brings
aboard and practices In bis daily
routine the best the American hone
has developed
That's how I found IN. -robs Of
IN. Pacific feet while lived aboard
tho u. &. q. Arkansas and watched q
thousand II him during tho recent
Coast tattie practice.
lie has his churches. hin com-
municn r~rvier~. and his personal
contact with a minister. Just like the
CIVILIAN. with this difference. The
, chaplain In the navy must be q r~xu-
lar heman--he can be no wcakiirK
and mustn't pick out the epcd boys
and condemn the bad ones 70 eternal
pcrdition. That kind of . nan
wouldn't hast long with The hasi-sei.
iow.weil.rnet. r~ndy-fo. night ycung
dar-deviis who compose Uncle Sans
sea patrol
~ COUNSELOR To
MEN AND OFFICERS
chaplains Of every denomination
serve with the fecs. usually one on
each ship. always on the large ones:
and no matter what the sailors faith.
he cnn always b. sure Of attending
his services on Sunday. II there 10 no
chaplain on board a ship Of n given
faith. church party In Amt 20 an.
other vers.i.
The chaplain n tho one man On
board who entrrtains the confidence
Of every man. his door IN never
closed 20 the sailor In need OF council
on secular or spiritual problems
The duties Of the chaplain vary
from that Of athletic. morale and en-
trrfainneuf Officer 20 welfare ana
general adviser. He spends more
time forward than he does ''nft-
He h usually an aIi-around athlete,
and famiiiarixes himself with every.
thing on the ship: he referees boxing
bouts: unpircs baseball and football
Kame~ furnishes recreation and
swimming parties
THE KIND or MAN
THE G0BS ADMIRE
They told me story on the Ar.
kansas Of a navy chaplain who was
on duty with tho marines m F'rancs-
Just before the marines went over
the top. the chaplain stepped upon
the brink Of a trench. needless OF cx-
posture TO machine gun fire. faccd the
enemy. and cried:
Ego tc absoivors Then. turning TO
tho marines. he said:
Now. boys. I've nbsoived them OF
their sins: 70 over and get them be-
fore they commit any morer'
That's the kind OF men to whom
the navy department has entrusted
the spiritual welfare OF Tom and
John and Harry. whose mothers
often worry about the influence the
navy II going 10 have on their sons.
st. Louis has 15-year-old Gtri
rabbi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
CHICAGO Chief
OPENS CLEANUP
nv EDWARD VI. TYuRRRy

Nv GaFN NM
CHICAGO. Dec. io--rhc new fash
ION Of putting Newspaper men IN
places OF powcr-frinrtanee. Prcsi.
dent-siect HsrdinE--is being tried
in the Chicago police department
Chicago has had chiefs Of police
who were politicians. professional
policemen and soldiers Now a
ncwspaperman, Charles G. ff,xmor
ris. at the age Of 20. has the Job
OF doing what the others failed 10 do
clean up crima
FITz ~ TO BE
NO RUBBER STAMP
III things aren't rubbcr-stamped
and Charlie f1sxmorris starts TO
clean up ON crime said newrpa-
per man who knew him when he
started an n copy boy 20 years axo.
he'll make a thoro job OF IT.
Mayer Thompson says Fltz Is not
a rubber stamp. In naming him
the mayor conferred absolute au-
thority." and added:
NO ono IA authorized 10 speak
for me or AJAX you anything In my
name
Frtx IL going ahead on that basis
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sun. captured two bank robbery sus'
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
BY PAUL n. WILSON

n Uncle Sans -gob- occasionally
comes out Of service In the navy
morally unsound. II can be set down
10 neglected home training or inner.
ent weakness. not 10 any lack %
proper guidance or environment
aboard ship.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-20
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am easily
teased and 1t seems to me every girl
I know realizes that I am. When
was thirteen years old I had scarlet
fever and ever since have been fat.
Girls seem to take especial pleasure in
calling me baby elephant" and teas
ing me in different ways. I have
cried hours about this. l am not fiat
tering myself, Mrs. Thompson, when
I say that I am quite pretty except for
being fat. / have blue eyes, a fine,
fair skin and wavy hair.
One girl who leases me Is pretty
except that she is getting a nous
tache. Another has a dark neck with
wrinkles in it, Sometimes | am tempt
ed to tease them about their failings
Do you think it would do them good
and teach them a lesson?
FAT GIRL.
1t Is unkind to tease and especially
so about physical failings. Do not
mention the moustache or the dark
neck Be too well-bred to hurt be-
cause someone has deliberately hurt
you, 1t is true that the person who
is sensitive and easily leased is most
often teased. It is no fun to tease
unless 1t is evident that the arrow has
hit the target. Try not to show that
you feel badly when unkind things are
said.