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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-05
call, all members voted yes, motion car
ried.
]. n. Patterson, Mayor.
Attest: e. F. Tucker, City Clerk.

call, all members voted yes, motion car
ried.
J. II. Patterson, Mayor.
Attest: e. F. Tucker, City Clerk.
April 81, 1920.
City council met in regular adjourn
ed session April 21, 1920, at 8 o'clock
p. M, Mayor Patterson presiding.
Members present: Patterson, Fitch
Voss, Flahive, White Absent: None.
Moved by Voss, seconded by Patter.
son, that reading of minutes OF last
meeting be dispensed with, All mem mem
bers voting yes, motion carried.
Moved by Fitch, seconded by Patter,
son, that condition of alley north anc
south in block 80 be referred to street
and alley committee. All members Yot'
ing aye, motion carried.
Moved by Patterson, seconded by
VOss, that matter of Shives as to side:
walk on North Pine street be referred
to street and alley COMMITTEES.
Moved by Patterson, seconded by
Fitch, that petition of property owners
on North Main street regarding grade
be referred to steet ana alley commit.
motion carried
Moved by Flahive, seconded by Voss.
that all bills as o. KID be allowed and
warrants drawn for same on the differ.
ent funds. The following are the bills
The Review Publishing Co., $lO9.6O,
general fund. fl&
The Review Publishing Co.. s52.25,
water fund.
The Review Publishing Co., $3.50,
general fund. asiS& SIS f
Edw Flahive; $40. 90, general fund.
Edw. Flahive, 4 $3.50, general fund.
Street commissioner, $93.75, general
fund. paSF.AS
Denison Bulletin, 1920, general fund
Denison Bulletin, $44.70. sewer fund.
T. v. Walker $4,000, electric light
fund. ..j
w. D. Luney. $1,000. electric light
fund. is.
"A. u. Pearson, $3.50. light fund x
VIM. Binkley, $500, light fund. -5t
John Krauth, $4,000, light fund.
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reading. On roll call the following
members voted aye: Patterson, Fitch,
Voss, White Motion declared carried.
Ordinance was read.
Moved by Patterson, seconded by
White, that proposed ordinance No. 2S4
do now finally pass, be numbered two
hundred eighty-four, and be published
according to- law. On roll call the fol
lowing members voted aye: Patterson,
Fitch, Voss, White. Motion declared
carried.
White, that the following resolution be
adopted as read:
+ Resolution
BE it resolved by the city council of
the city of Denison, Iowa, that chair
lied to O. K and allow bills that have
to be paid before or between meetings
and cause same TO be reported to coun.
Gil at next regular meeting for approx.
all fstE5s @
Dated this 18th day of April 1920.
Signed: j. III. Patterson, Mayor.
Attest, E. F. Tucker, City Clerk.
On roll call all members present vot.
ed yes. motion declared carried.
Moved by White, seconded by Fitch
that all bills as o. KID be allowed and
WARRANTS lSSQCu Aol Sea1AiS SoI ~ SAAS
various funds.
W. NJ. Petcoff, 1928. general fund
County treasurer. $201.52 (paving as
sessmentso general fund, No. 1O44.
Illinois Central, s1.21 freight, light
fund.
II. E. Pearson, 1910, light fund.
Oswald DZobel, $15.75, light fund.
Hotel Crawford, $46.5O, light fund.
w. W.. Wolf, $1OS.13, light fund.
Billie Binkley, $16.13, light fund.
Street commissioner $S7.75, general
fund.
7. Y. Walker, $500 S ! general fund.
j Special pee gSlles 81. % fund
On roll can I'LL mem ber,s present vot
ed yes, mot lion carried .5ss - AZ ~
Fitche that; council 10 dJonrn until ZAP
Moved by 4 4 at I. y seconded sby
ia ~, III. ri terson, Mayor.
Attest: =. Tucker, Clerk, sEsii
3 ss9 ;;;iaApril 4, 1929 II
lSaG CITY Council met III sgnlar .ad jonrn
Is. tm.f Mayor Pat ersons presiding or
roll call the following councilmen were
present: Patterson, Fitch, Voss, Flahiye
and White.
Moved by Voss, seconded by Flahive
| that reading Of minutes of previous
| meetings be dispensed with. On rol
Cali all members voted yes, motion car
ried. III
Moved by. Voss, seconded by White
| that council proceed to open bids fol
proposed sanitary sewer. On roll cal
all members voted yes, motion carried
Following bids in regular form were
| on file, A. r. Gary, c. G. Davis and II
r. Bolton, which council proceeded t.
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John clarey, $500, light fund.

John Clarey, $500, light fund.
Floyd Smith, $50. light fund. s3
Hy Mesenbrink. $500, light fund.
Carl Blackman, 5000, light fund.
Ben Mesenbiink, $4,000. light fund.
w. Mesenbrink, $4,000, light fund.
Barney Mesenbrink, $4,000. light fund
Arthur Scott, $4,000, light fund.
Nv Mesenbrink, $7.25, light fund.
VIM. Binkley, $500, light fund.
Floyd Buckley, $500, light fund.
Earl LorenZen, $500, light fund. n
Electric Light Dept, Mis-. Ex., .sl5.225s
light fund, LIZ. Il. Il, ,3sy,. ii u u J
Ali Mesenbrink. $6.75, light fund.
w. w. Wolf, $98.61, light. fund. r
Billie Binkley, $15.39., light fund.
John Edwards, $26.7G light fund
Goldbeck, $500, light fund.
All members voting yes, motlon de-
clared carried. s 's$
Moved by Fitch, seconded by Flahive,
that Councilman O. Az Patterson be
named as temporary chairman of coun-
Gil, On roll call Councilmen Patterson.
Fitch, Voss, Fahive and White voted
aye. Nay: None. Motion declared car
ried.
Moved by Patterson. seconded by
Flahiye, that Messrs. Ferguson ct be
granted permission to place public wa.
ter fountain in front Of Ferguson buildl
ing on Broadway, and city to furnish
water free of charge. On roll call
Councilmen Patterson, Fitch, Voss,
Flahiye and White voted eye. Nay:
None. Motion declared carried.
Moved by Patterson, seconded by
Flahive, that matter of raise in wages
to power plant employees be referred
to the electric light committee. On
roll call Councilmen Patterson, Fitch
Voss, F1ahive, and White voted aye
Nay: None. Motion declared carried.
Moved by Fitch. seconded by Flahiye
that council adjourn. On roll call Coun-
cilmen Patterson, Fitch, Voss, Fla hive
and White voted eye. Nay: None. Mo
ton declared carried: s. a "A. B
\ 4. AZ y J., ia, Patterson. Mayo Il
Attest: Il. #. Tucker; City Clerk iii s
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April 2e. 1920

, s.t April 26, 1920
City council of Denison, Iowa, met ir
special session at o'clock q. m. al
council chamber, Mayor j. II. Patter
son presiding. Upon roll call Council
men Patterson. Fitch, Flahive, White
and Voss We're present.
Call for special council meeting read
as follows:
Call for special council meeting.
10 o. A. Patterson, II. l.. Fitch, j
T: Flahive, d. f. Voss and Clark White
councilmen. VIA w
4 Each of you are hereby notified that
there, will be a special meeting OF the
city council of the city of sDenisOn
Iowa, on the Goth day of April, 1920, at
9'o'clock a. M, for the purpose of max
Ing the appointment of officers for the
Office of city clerk and city attorney
and to transact any other business that
council meeting.
Dated this Goth day oftApril, 1920
Signed: j. II. Patterson. Mayor.
Due and timely service OF the above
notice is hereby acknowledged in reg
ular form.
Signed: o. A. Patterson, H. L. Fitch
j. r. Flahive. d. +. Voss, Clark White
Councilmen.
Moved by White. seconded by Voss
GlldL w. E.WfAdIliel' ne dpuOiHtS0 us Clty
solicitor, his term dating from May Is
1920.
Roll call, Yea: Patterson. Fitch, VOss
Flahive and White. Nay: None. Mo
ton declared carried.
Moved by Patterson seconded by
Fitch, that action of Clark White and
J. T. Flahive in securing lease Of M
u. Comstock ground for public dunn
grounds for the annual rental Of $5C
with privilege Of five years be approved
Motion carried all councilmen pres.
4ent voting aye. ~
Moved by Fitch, seconded by 5Pafter.
son, that Jacob .IohnsoniE be appointed
temporary clerk to fiji the office made
vacant by, the resignation .oof E.s +,
Tucker. j ~ Sf3,sa, ls,y;. i.4 t.,.,iLL N,
i Upon roll call Pat erson, Fitch, Voss,
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Des Moines Capital: John T. Nc.
Cutcheon the cartoonist, says this
country is suffering as much from rest;
as from unrest. This is a truth put
in few words. If every man In the
United States would go to work. the
unrest would be over and the peoples
would be surprised to discover how
everything had been benefited and how
much happiness had been brought to q
great people. q. 4. 4, 80 ssQ5s, s.sE
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Flahive and White voted aye Nay:
None. Motion declared carried.
Upon motion council adjourned, all
members present voting yes.
Signed: J. II. Patterson, Mayor.
Attest: e. r. Tucker. City Clerk.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
ZDRAZOVATELUM RENTU
HROZf zALAR.
PoGinani jejich jest proti Ia
konim.

Zlmyslne postupovani ma
jetkG do druheho vlastnictvi
"a 1celem vydirani vyssiho ma
jemneho jest V odporu proti
stavajicim zakonum a vsichni
podobni ziskulovci vystaveni
jsou nebezpeci seznamiti sc s
kriminalem.
Okresni zalobce Roland A.
Baskin veri, ze ddkazy naleza-
jici Sc rukou cuyahogskeho
vyboru pro primerene ceny u
pine postaci, ably nekterf do
maci mohli byti pohnani pred
soud pro vydirani pen6z pod
falesnou zaminkou a kazdy do
kazany pripad pax konciti
bude odsouzenim k citelnym
trestum. A dGkazu, re nektefi
vydfiduchove opravdu 81 pro-
tizakonne pocinali, jest uve-
dene komise vice jak dosti. Boi
proti tomuto ket' asovani setka
va sc jiz dnes s vseobecnou
sympatii, jak u verejnosti, tax
i uradu.
Okresni vybor konati bude
snad jiz dnes spolu okres-
MIN zalobcem konferenci, ma
ktere bude jednano o zalo-
bach proti jednotlivym provi-
nilcGm. Prisne bude nastoupe-
no zejmena S tax zvanymi
smejdy leasem, ktere jsou wy
lozenym precinem proti Valen
tovu zakonu, ktery vyslovne
zapovida, "aby jednotlivci me-
bo spolecnosti Sc spojovali "a
pTitinou Zdrazovani.'
Ma schGzi najemnikn, kona-
ne vcera vecer V presbyterian.
skem kostele ma Woodland A
We. vych. 46. ul., povzbuzo
val Gibson, predseda najemnl
no vyboru pritomne, ably Wy
borem spolupracovali a udal
vsechny stiznosti, zejmena ia
kove, jez predrazovanim by
til souviseji. V ohioske legisla
ture podan bude novy zakon
kterym byl by najemce prot
chamtivosti domacfch vic,
chranen. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
NOVY cESKY PODNIK.

Ma Harvard a vych. Az ul.
nedaleko Washington parku, V
stfedu move nasi kolonie ote-
vreno bude Ultra, sobotu, fill
move divadlo Heights Square,
lehoz reditele a vlastnici lsou
u. Miltner mi. syn chvalne Zna-
meho hudebnika obchodnimi
nastroji ma vych. 55. ul. a
Broadway a p. Kubu, syn Zna-
meho pohrobnika ma Broad
way.
Oba slibuji, re novy zabavni
podnik povedou ma vysi doby d
take zacatek tomu mnohoslib-
ne nasvedcuje, neb vybrane
filmy jevi dobry vkus prita'
1livost. V novem divadle budou
poradana kinematograficka
pfedstaveni tez nedelniho cd
poledne pocinaje pultfeti. Dc
tycnou oznamku odporucuje
me pozornosti naseho ctenaf
stva oboum podnikavym kra
jannm prejeme vsechen zdar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
PONDELNI PRUVOD AME-
RICKE LECIE.

Ma 10000 muzG zen, ktefi
venovali sve sluzby "a posled-
nj valky k viteZstvi demokra-
Gle pochodovati budou V pom
deli odpoledne dold po Euclid
Ave. V faach pochodovati bu-
dou ucastnici hroznych boj1 u
Chateau Thiery, kde America
ne poprve fekli Nemcum "Ani
krok dale, bitev V Argonskem
hvozde a u lesika Belleau,
muzi, ktefi tvori dnes straz ma
Rvne ii, ktefi prodelavali va
lecne utrapy ma pustych plani-
nach Sibire V nehostinnem
Archandelsku. V autech pax sc
sdcastni parady ii, ktere litice
valky pripravila zdrave ndy
O mohutnosti prGvodu lie s
ndelati predstavu .pri zprave
re az dosud est pfihlaseno sc
hudebnich kapel, takze lie o
cekavati, re jich bude ucinko
vati pine sto.
Mayor Fitzgerald vyda pro
klamaci, ably pondelni odpole
dne Sc stale svatkem a dnes j
znamo, Re SkoIy a soudy "a
stanou zavfeny a podobne O
hlasilo iiz nekolik velkycl
prdmyslovych zavodG a obcho
dn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
HLEDA Sc p. OTOKAR
VEJROSTEK.

Pan Otokar Vejrostek, krej-
ci, naroZen roku 1876 V Milev-
sku u Tabora V Cechach, syn
Josefa Vejrostka, hudebnika.
kdysi hostinskeho a Amy Vel
rostkove, roz. Ledinske V Ko-
varove u Milevska, byl wat do
Clevelandu, Ohio, asi r. 1882
panem Hospodskym Milev-
ska. Prosim o laskave ozna-
meni ieho pobytu, zdali V Gle.
velandu Sc nachazf, aneb co
MIN jest, zda-li jest jeste xiv
Adressa ma je: Hugo Tynes
Praha VIII, Gregrova ul. els
SAT.
(Pan o. Veirostek ma V ma
si ufadovne tez dopis, kterJ
necht' sobe laskave vyZvedne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
NEOBYCEJNf ROZVODNJ
PRfPAD.

Pred okresnim soudceln
Baerem odehrala Sc vcera jiste
neobvykla scena, jez stoji "a
zaznamenani. 32lety Coleman
McClain, az dosud bydlici v
els. 1905 Kinsman Ave. zalo-
van byl pro dvojzenstvi. Po je-
no pravici stala jeho zena els.
2. Laura a po leve stran6 s tri-
letym synkem Milanem Luella
iako manzelka els. /. Obvineny
Sc k cinu "a vinu mu kladene-
mu priznal a jeho manzelky
vypovidaly nasledovne: "Se-
znamila jsem Sc muzem V
Youngstown roku 1918, kdy
isme Sc wall, dobfe jsme spo-
lu vychazei, az jsem pojed-
nou zpozorovala, ze jest jeho
mysl necim zatizena a prisla
isem k poznani, re ma krone
mne ieSte zenu els. |. a sice v
Dwight, I'll. Navstivila jsem il
a ponevadz byla skutecne v
nuznych pomerech, snazila
jsem Sc j pomoci ona soucasne
81 vyzvedla ma Zpronevefilce
zatykac. Pc jeho uveznenl
vzala jsem il i jeji tri deti k
sobe, ably lilly Sc mnou", tax
vysvetlovala historii otima
plnych slz zena els. 2.
Manzelka prvni pax vypra.
vela: "Byli jsme sezdani V ro.
ce 1909 V Salt Lick, KY, sou.
sedili jsme spolu po snatku
St'astne d6tmi zili. Ma to TO.
ku 1917 nne opuStll a neslyse
la isem o mem az do pfichodr
druhe ieho manzelky, ktera Sc
vGCi nam velice pekn6 chova
la a podporovala mas.
Ma dotazy soudce ODE zeny
pTiznaly, re McClain je praco
vitym muzem a re jej ODE stei
ne miluji, ale re manzelka els
2. ochotne postupuje manzel;
zene els. L., jez ma nan vets
no prava.
Soudce ma to obzalovaneh,
"a souhlasu navladniho paro
loval. Musi jen Zaplatiit soudn
: titraty Ia rozvod zenou els
g.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
Z VOLEBNI KAMPANE..
Vycitky demokratI prot Davi-
sow, republican, proti Lie a
Wilsonovi.

Demokraticky kandidat ma
trad guvernera, statni auditor
V. Denahey pri vcerejsi navste
We Clevelandu vypalil protl
svemu republikanskemu soko-
vi plnou salvu obvineni. Stalo
Sc TAX ma vcerejsi schulz, KITE
re sc sucastnilo as 800 pri-
slusnlkI demokraticke strany
obojiho pohlavi hlavnim sta
nu 242 Superior Ave. a kterl
priifmali vyvody politickych
reGnikG nadsenym souhlasem.
Donahey obvinoval byvaleho
mayora a dnes sveho republi-
kanskeho soupere, re znicil fl
nancne Cleveland a re zaned-
baval, ably vynucovany byly ta-
Ike skutecne mestske Zakony,
iejichz pGvodcem byl on sam.
Vcerejsl demokraticka schuze
byla prvni predvolebni akci.
jez sc tesla vetsi navSt6ve.
Hlavni fecnik mluvil vlastne a
dokazoval jen fakta a vyhybal
Sc vSemu krasorecneni, &C il
max ma Davise utocil zbranemi
velice ostrymi, V utocich byl
pax podporovan nekterymi
predaky strany.
Strana republikanska kona-
la schulz taktez vcera vecer We
: Western Reserve Republican
klubu ma Cedar Ave. a Vych.
55. ulici. Zde bylo hlavne bro
jeno proti Lie narodu' prot
"osmilete neschopnosti' demo
kraticke administrace, ma KITE
rez thema mluvili Sullivan
Day, panf Bishopova a Meals
Mezi iinym pravil Sullivan
"Vy ia vine, re We Spoj. Sta
tech neni nikoho ami V radacf
demokratG, kdo by byl s nynei'
81 demokratickou vladou spo
koien. A pTicina? Wilson, tc
lest vse." Proti Lie Narodn {
presidentovi uzil iiz az do o
mrzeni omselych vet, Mich:
n6ktere jsou pravdou ma sti
ru, jako ku prikladu: "Uzna
Ii senat Spoi. Statd Ligu Naro
dn, pax bychom jedine k slave
Wilsona a We prospech evrop
ske politiky museli nase hochN
posilati do yalkv neb hlldat
AnglicanGm olejni Zfidla Me
zopotamii."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
DIlezita schIze

Dram. Odbor Jednoty
Taboritl kona svoji schGzi
v patek, dne "a. zari, We
Slovanske Lipe ma Croton
ave. rob vych. 40. ul.
Pima ucast nejvys nutna.
Bob. Fisher,
Tiditel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
SPROSTENA why VRAZDY
., PRVEHO STUPNE.

Matte Colemanova. 26leta,
2110 Lakeside Ave. byla wee
rejsiho odpoledne propustena
re zaloby prveho stupne pro
zastreleni sveho souseda Quin-
cy Gilberta. Pet svedkn a diva
svedci statni .vypovidali V ieji
prospech, re sc totiz cinu do.
pustila jen V nutne sebeobrane
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
POZDRAV Z INDIANY.

r. konvence tesafH, konane V
Indianapolis zasila MA Syet a
cely personal pozdrav pek-
nou pohlednici dlouholety mas
odberatel p. Ant. Kuchar. Ia
pozornost mas dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
NNCNCXNVNNC2CNNN
Dnlezzita schIze.

Ma vedomost Sc uvadi vsem
sestram Oltarniho spolku sv.
Amy (5Oti centoveho), re Sc
kona schIze pristi nedeli V
osade sv. Vojtecha We 3 hod.
,dpoledne.
Pfi teto schulz bude Sc wy
placet 1mrti sestry Marie
Blahove.
Sestry, dostavte Sc v plnem
poctu. @Mf'
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-24
KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY

| esl. koruna ie "a c1. 1.33-1.35
| mem. marka c1.64-1.66
| rak. koruna c0.46-0.4S
l jihosl. koruna c0.86-O.88
Kurs tento citan jest jen pfi
vetSich obnosech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
EGYPT FREED,
SAYS REPORT

LONDON. Aug. DENOMINATION
was stilI lacking today Of report
published by the Times that a tenis'
tive agreement has been reached for
recognition by Great Britain OF
Egypt's Independence.
The report said the agreement fol-
lowed conferences between the mis-
sion headed by viscount Miner
which recently visited Egypt, and q
group headed by Zaguhl Pasha. for
mer Egyptian minister OF justice
According 10 the report. in return
for recognition Of Great Brltsins
privileged position" in Egypt. the
British government viii guarantees
Egypt against outside aggression.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
BRITISH PAPER
RAPS WILSON'S
RUSSIAN NOTE
ny MILTON BKONNER

MANCHESTER, Eng. Aug. 23.--
The Manchester Guardian. British
liberal paper. prints a slashing at
tack. by It's Washington correspond
ent. upon President Wilson's note on
the Russian. Polish situation.
THAT II was put forward for de
llberate purpose Of obstructing peace
negotiations. no one can question
who knows intimately the personnel
Of the Russian division Of the Amer
lean state department." the attack
said.
THE note was clearly drafted in
that division and perhaps edited by
President Wilson. This division
controls all sources OF information
on which the president and his cab.
net act. IL is composed OF n very
small group which from the earliest
days has been made UP Of fanatical
lnterventionists.
They have been in closest per.
sonal association with monarchist
cliques and monarchist propaganda
organizations in the United States
Some Of the men who have served
In the division have been connected
by family ties with old Russian arts
tocracy."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
RED ARMIES
SEPARATED
Russian Divisions Cut OF
From Each Other

PARIS. Aus. z3.--ti;ss r. nh
United Press The three Boishsyik
armies operating In Poland are now
completely cut off from each other.
according 10 Warsaw sdvices TO the
French foreign office today.
The ted forces In the soidat
region go miles east OF Graudenx,
have been Isolated while the armies
along the river Bug and near Brest.
I1fovsk are all but elcirrled
Prisoners taken by the Poles
up TO Saturday totaied $4,000 and
" believed they are now double
that number Two hundred pieces
OF red artillery have been seized.
The entente missions report says
the Polish victory Is Increasing
hourly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
". S. Navy Must Be
Supreme in Pacific

That he intended 20 further the
3 plan TO establish a strong submarine
md air base near Port Angeles. was
declared Sunday by United states
Genator Miles posndexter.
xPuRct eourd 10 without nnnd~yn
ctive facilities" continued the
Sor. "and she must have ade-
bate protection The American
navy must be supreme In the Pa
e1fic''
x senator Poindexfsr left Monday
or Portland. where he Will confer
Ffth Oregon leaders on marine leg.
tlation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

q the body Of John Smith. s5. who
!. disappeared from his home at Enum-
&claw Saturday afternoon, was found
ht the bottom Of an sQfoot clir&un-
bay afternoon by Deputy sheriff Matt
[stsrwich and Bob and Harry Porter
= Enumclaw. II n believed Smith
set death by accident by plunging
vver the cliff.
The sherir's dogs were being sent
10 Enumclsw at the time the body
5Was found under care Of Deputies Ed
j Hughes and William Sears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Good Luck Stones"
Unlucky for Pastor

NEW YORK. AuR. es.--The good
luck stones" OF the Rev. r. Shelton.
negro preacher. caused his arrairn.
ment on charge Of being n fugitive
from New Jersey. where he is naid
10 be wanted for grand larceny. The
dominic sold the stones. the police
allcge. for anything he could get for
them They are nothing but Jumps
OF coal. polished To resemble silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Cellatly Tours
North Counties

John a. GeiIatly. candidate for the
republican nomination for governor.
began "a tour Of the northern part
OF the state, speaking at Everett.
Marysvilie, Arlington. Stanwood and
Burlington Monday. This evening he
ia scheduled to address gatherings at
Mt. Nerno-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
WRANCEL GAINS
IN CRIMEAN
OFFENSIVE

CONsTANTINOPLE. Aug. IL
Via Paris. Aus. s3.i-sCuitcd Prcssl
General Wrangrra anti Bolshsyik
forces have gained new SUCCESSES
both In Criulea and the Don region.
u was repeated here today.
The entire left bank Of the Dnie.
per. east OF khcrxon. hass been
cleared Of He'd troop~ IL was said.
More than thousand prisoners. ~
field guns and 100 machine guns
have been taken. The offensive be-
tween tho Don and Mantltch was
szid to be progressing actively. -
Additional attachments hsv. been
landrd by Wrsngei on the littorsis OF
the sea Of Axof and the Black Sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Attempts 3 Times
to End His Life

GuILpFoRD. Eng. Aug. "a
Herbert Marshall. Is. made three
unsuccessful attempts TO commit
suicide. lie cut his throat with a
razor. shot himself twice in the
forehead. and then tried TO drown
himself He was held for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
WHO WON THE WAR;

a curious onlooker, noticing a
workman leave the shrouded statue
Of Lincoln now nearing completion
in Parliament square. jerked his
thumb upward and asked, who is
'e?"
why. that's Uncle Sam. the bloke
who won the bloomin' war" the
workman replied.-Clcveland Plain
Dealer.