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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-30
vsetek cisty zisk, tohoto pod
niku.


Krasin piSe DR.. Benesovi. Ma
zaklade rozhovoru ministra dra.
Benesa S Brasinom v Londyne "a
slal bolsevickt l'udovy komisar
obchodu Krasin lninistrovi Bene-
SOW prfpis, V ktorom specifikuje
ak5m sp6sobom by bolo mozno
nayiazat' hned hospodarske sty-
ky axe zbozie by bolo mozne do
Ruska vyvazat'. K dopisu pripo
juje soznam jednotliveho tovaru
a obiha, ktory1n by So mohlo OBJ
chodovat'. Bolo rozhodnute, ze
pojde niekol 'ko dni do Londy-
ma osobitna komisia, >ktora by jed
nala Q konkretnych otazkach. Gle
novia misie interesovanf cinite.
liza politicki a hospodarski budli
svolani ministerstvom zahranicia
koncom tohoto tyzdna k poradan
ma ktorych bude jednane tiez 0
postupe misie vyslanej do Ruska.
Clenovia misie pribranf budd q
kruhov politicky a hospodarsky
interesovanych.
Pre1asledovanie slovalsov VI
Mad 'arsku. Zas dosla zpoza hra-
mic mad 'arskych fla zprava. Ma
d 'ari dali zlapat' Jana Bienika
,znameho l. v slovenskej spisbal,
ev. farara Y Leginde " mad ar
skej easti Novohradu) a vaznia
no v Miskovci. Ia vinu mu kla-
en, ze jeho svagor Pavel Malta.
r'k, farar z d. Strehovej, stal sa
cs. sltznym ma Modrom Kameni,
a ze Bienik je panslav, ktory vrai
cEodil do Ceska spionoval. TAX
to sa zaobchodi 5 nevinnymi slo-
vellskymi Pnd'rai len "a to-, ze st
Slcvaci. To je vari odmena "a to,
re mas sa prep1st 'aj1 a setria
i skutoeni mad'arskf previnilci.
Patricnf cinitelia musia okamzite
zakroeit' proti tejto strasnej kri-
vde, ktora sa robi nevinnemu clo-
veku.
Falosne pat 'stokorunniky.
2 dobre zpraveneho pramena sa
dozvedame, ze ma Slovensko bo
10 pl'epasovnae niekol'ko kusov
falosnych pastokortin, ktore po-
chaizajn z Halice. Vsetci pacha-
telia a rozsirovatelia boil ga
tknntf Jedna sa istotne 0 pol'ske
snahy poskodit' nasu valutu.
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Police of Hot
 Springs Scored
 by Grand Jurors

Hot Springs, March Exchanges that the police department of the city of Hot Springs openiy tolerates illegal and immoral esta0IiSaments is contained in She final report of the September l19l9) panel on the Gar land county grand jury which ad- jou1ned here Friday. The killing of James Ray, professional gambler and the wounding of two others in a gambling house here early Thursday morning were the instances which set the spark to the flame of criticism which the grand jury directed at the police department The report in- timatcd that had the police depart ment been performing it's duty, the crime would have been averted
 The report recommended that the city commissioners and the city man ager investigate the actions and con duct of all city departments toward these evils and that the police de- partment be forced to perform it's duty. Disreputable hotels. soft drink stands and back ends of pool rooms were named in the report as the places where plots are hatched, which result in robbery, larceny end murder. It was also recommended that the coming grand jury make a full invest gationg of conditions.
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Committee for Library Campaign
 are Appointed

| Jack Bernhardt, president of the Ad club, which organization is to have charge of the publicity for the $2O,0O0 drive Of the Public Library association. yesterday announced the committee he had appointed to be in charge of the campaign publicity. The committee for the preparation and publication of newspaper copy lis composed of A. G. Whidden, chair. man; Gordon Freeman and Jack Bernhardt
 The committee for printing and distribution is composed of O. C. Hauber, Ray West and P. w. Quill liam.
 The committee on window displays will be composed of c. A. Rodgers, chairman; Sidney Marx, Charles Gurdin, Harry Levine, Fred Vining, U. w. Reap, Stanley Dreyfus, R. F. Tedstrom, E. M. Schober, Frank Franey, Joe Gottlieb. This com mittee vii be charged with seeing that every show window carries it's shart of publicity. The committee ion automobiles and vehicles will be composed of Roy Kemp, chairman; M. s. Pogue, Felix Smart.
 The committee on theatres, screen and lobby advertising vii be com posed of J. B. Simon, chairman; o. C. Hauber and Charles Mcdonald.
 Committee on bank Hobbies will be composed of K. w. Etter, chairman; c. A. Gordon, c. A. Fullenwider.
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Memorial Service
 Tonight for the Late Dr. w. J. E. Cox

Honor to the memory of the late Rev. Dr. J. w. E. Cox, for six years pastor of the First Baptist church, will be paid in memorial services at at the church this evening. Dr. Cox who resigned the pastorate of the church in September died several weeks ago at Birmingham, Ala. Services tonight will begin at 7:30. Pastors of several other churches which will close for the occasion will be speakers. Music will be led by J. Ii. Farr.
 The program is:
 Scripture-Rev. H. B. Trimble, Lakeside Methodist.
 "Dr. Cox, the Man" ."-Rev. E. R. Steel, First Methodist
 Or Cox, the Citizen, Judge W. B. Sorrells.
 "Dr. Cox, the Preacher,"- J. I. Norris.
 "Dr. Cox, the Co-worker,' Rev. H. H. Jordan.
 "Dr. Cox, the Pastor and Friend" "- Ii. c. Fox.
 Each of the above addresses will be limited to eight minutes. The Rev. J. H. Moore, pastor of the church will preside.
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Bankers Meeting Here Wednesday, to
 be Important One

The annual meeting of group No. T. Arkansas Bankers association to be held here Wednesday will be of vast importance, local bankers say, and more than hundred bankers from Southern and Southeast Arkansas are expected to attend. The convention will last but one day this year. but business of much importance will be concluded during the day.
 The business sessions will occupy the forenoon and afternoon of We'd nesday and that evening there will be an elaborate dinner at the Hotel Pines. pr. J. I. Norris will be toast master, and there will be vocal and literary program given by Pine Bluff talent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
TOmlinsOn Named
 Country Club Head

The annual election of the officers for the Pine Bluff Country club was held yesterday with the following re- suit: President, Frank Tomlinson; i; vice president, Henry H. Haizlip; secretary, A. R. Cooper; treasurer, Hubert Strange" board of governors. R. Carnahan and s. B. Russell. A meeting of the members will be held April 2 to decide whether to ex- tend the membership of the club. In the event an increased membership is voted, plans will be worked out at that meeting for membership cam- paign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Nearly 100000
 Strike in France

Paris, March 13.--Nearly 400,0Ct persons are on strike in France, ac- cording to estimates made today by officials of the federation oi labor.
 In the Lyons reglon several thous- and in the silk mills have gone out bringing the number of strikers at that center to a total of 60,00G in the various industries.
 In the department of Du Nord 20,- 900 coal miners have struck in con nection with the strike in Pas De Calais and this development Ais strengthening among the labor lead CTS that a general coal strike may be brought about.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

Fox, J. H. Means, A. w. Mills, J. P Crawford. J. c. Alexander, F " Berry, W. A. Bohnert, c. D. Guest o. P. Keadle, FIG. May, NJ, R. Stew art, s. Y. T. Knox, C. A. Hing, R G. Chitwood, T. R. Ashcraft, H. I. Westbrook, J. o. Evatt, J. K. Warren c. H. Mclean. J H. Mccain, E. A Sheppard. c. W. Pettigrew, R. M Vance, Alternates are w. H. Adams B. B. Veil. E, A. Pledger, J. D. Quat- tlebaum. L. w. Reed, F. c. Smart George Merrick and J. R. Austin.
 The members of the bar will meet with Judge w. B. Sorrells Monday morning at o'clock to reset the civil cases which were not reached al the session of court concluding yes terday.
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Criminal Term of
 Court on Monday

The criminal calendar will be called in circuit court Monday morning. More than 100 cases have been set for trial at this term, and the crimi- nal business is scheduled to continue until Friday, March 26. Among the cases to be taken up Monday are those of Evan Pendleton, robbery; L. E. Mcdonald, forgery and utter ing; Earle Craig, grand larceny; Amos Webb, robbery; Lawrence Crunk, burglary and grand larceny; Lucille Bodes, grand larceny. a
 Jurors for this term are: H. C..
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Berlin Revolt is
 Shock to London

London, March 13.-The revolu- tion in Berlin was an entire surprise to London apparently to none more than the German legation here. The secretary of the legation, Herr Schu- Der, said tonight.
 Not word has been receivedf from Berlin. How far the move ment is morarchist one it is i'm
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EBIUFF '. M G. A. TEAM IIMs STATE HONOR
Is Have Best Record, De-
 ,lares Coach Bar ! row

n;,o Bluff Y. M. C. A. basKet-
 team, styled the "lnv'nelb,es" les
 completed 'snI the 1sl9-29 %, schedule 1'sa.as
 Thursday disbanded' The record
 .oom this season has been
 ..l1v good and John D. Barrow
 Esnd manager of the quintet
 inc state championship on
 |nd that the local team has play
 Ind md won more games than any
 r team in the state'
 ,.,o there is no way to deter
 ni.s .so state championship. owing
 'us 1soL of an athletic associa- 'ns sor .' teams of this class, the
 i i0i which the Pine Bluff team pra rs.ds speaks strongly in substan- .n lauJ Of Rarrow's claim. The team oa lod Q l cannes and won 8, for a total VI l14 points to the opponents Y The game which was lost was
 hv inc Little Rock Y. M. C. A.
 sa to 33. The record of the % |u was announced last night by lows: D,ee ..v. u,on 1a 6a+ Springs vs. Pine Bluff "Y" \ I;ttle J Rock vs. Pine Bluff "Y" lost ss sth Infantry vs. Pine Bluff "4" n 63-19. .. ..,,, A IS. .. ..x,, ,rossett vs. Pine Bluff "Y' won, l9 .. .x,,, ittle Rock vs. Pine Bluff "Y". i, 58-26. Iendrix College vs. Pine Bluff "Y" 1. 42-30.
 !, commenting on the past season, Barrow said: "The need of an etic association is obviously seen n one attempts to pick an all e team of the Y. M. c. As ath- clubs and other independent IS of the state. The various IS about the state did not play same two in two consecutive es, and the various coaches about state usually played in the game of these situations are bad and Id be remedied. The local team only nine men all season, and were the same nine men all the :. Barrow, however, has picked ll-state team among the men he seen play. It follows:
 st team:
 ,xander Gel L. F. Pine Bluff; sler. R. r. Hendrix; Jones. C. Bluff; Sanders. L. G. Pine ,; Quinn, R. G. Pine Bluff. ond game:
 Elss, L. F. Hendrix; Davis, R i've Rock; Thompson, C.. 1k Cooper. L. G. Crossett; 2, R. G. Hendrix.
 . greatest number of points d by the local team were made lmes Alexander, forward who
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
S225,000 is Paid
 for 1000 Bales

Two hundred and twenty-five thousand was the purchase price of 1000 bales of cotton sold by the Hammett Grocer company of this city to J. Aron and company of New York, according to an announcement
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
RAY FOULS RUNNER.

New York, March 13.-The Illinois A. c. relay team, after winning the 7-8-mile medley relay race at the national indoor championship meet of the A. A. here tonight, was dis qualified through the fouling of an
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

made yesterday. The deal was made through E. A. Bell, local agent for the New York concern. The cotton will be shipped at once to foreign countries. MT. Bell said. This is one of the largest cotton deals of the season here, and the largest of the present year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
EDW ARDS NOT ON BALLOT.

Lincoln, Neb., March IT, Edward l. Edwards, anti-prohibition gover- nor of New Jersey, will not permit his name to be printed on the April 20 Nebraska primary ballot as can didate for the democratic nomination
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

other runner by Joie Ray of the Chicago team. Ray, in the last lap of the mile, which finished the event, cut inside of Mike Devaney of the Millrose A C. ~and the judges acted promptly when the protest was made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
VAUDEVILLE STAR DIES.

New York, March 13.-Ronnie Thornton, for more than quarter of century a singer in vaudeville, died in a hospital where she had been re- moved from her home last Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

The greatest hydro o-electric plant m the world, planned for India, is cx- pected to deliver water to the tur- pines at a pressure of 680 pounds to the square inch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

shipping board to succeed John Bar ton Payne, who is to become secre- tary of the interior, was confirmed late today by the senate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
BENTON TO SHIP BOARD.

Washington, March 1t. The nomination of Rear Admiral William s. Benton 10 be member of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

for the presidency, he advised Sec retary of State D. M Asbury in a telegram today.
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possible to say. We never dreamed of anything of the kind and are un- able to understand it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

Who is N. N. McHenry and com pany. See their ad on page six, section two. It
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

made 75 field goals and shot 10 fouls. The individual scoring was as fol Elnurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
BOMBER JUMPS
TO HIS DEATH
Admits Plot Against Prom
inent u. S. Men

NEW YORK. May s.--Alffedo Sal.
sebo. who. according 10 government
agents. confessed 10 being one OF the
leaders in the plot 10 bomb homes
Of prominent leading men thruout
tho United States last June 2. jumped
10 his death today from the 18th
floor OF the Park Row building.
This floor WAS occupied by de-
partment Of Justice offices. where
salsedo waa confined In company
with several others accused OF com
piiclty In last years bomb plot.
Saisodo. who was 81 years old.
was printer. lie was alleged 20
have made the circulars found at
the scene Of several explosions. In.
Guiding that which partially dc
stroyed the home OF Attorney Gen.
eral a. Mitchell Palmer In Wash
ington.
Salscdo and others who were said
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Portland Woman
Beaten to Death

ASTORIA. May 3.-What the 20
lice call 4 typical "Blyebeard" muir
der was discovered Sunday wis., the
body OF Mrs. Ruth Anderson. 70. was
found on the rocks OF Tillamook
Head. Her skull was fractured. and
there were deep cuts and bruises
about the face.
Mrs Anderson left her home In
Portland, Friday. The next day her
husband. Charles. Anderson, received
note saying that his wife con.
templated suicide. lie rushed here.
and found the body.
The coroner scouts the idea OF
suicide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
father SHOOTS
wife AND BABE
Ends Own Life After Trag-
edy in Home

YAKIMA. May 3-Frank KEEP
pert, restaurant man. Is dead by his
own hand, and his wife and tiny
babe are not expected 20 recover
from. gunshot wounds inflicted by
he crazed husband. as the result
III triple shooting here Saturday
ntght
kappert. who IL said 20 have been
namely jealous Of his wife. followed
her TO the home OF her parents.
about two miles south Of sunnyside.
Mrs. Kappcrt fled to an upstairs
room, her baby clasped In her arms.
Her husband fired five bullets into
her body, two OF the shots also pass
ing thru the body OF the baby.
Kappert then turned the gun upon
I Mn self.
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Express Swindler
Victimizes Woman

After Mrs. NJ. A. Hutchinson, 1889
Gath ave. had paid n man she be.
iieved TO DO an express mesHengor
s2.iS for a G. o. ID. expreAn package
and then waited a couple OF days
for the package. which never ar
rived. abe sought soiace from the
police. Sunday. The police offered
comfort. but Expressed an opinion
that the "expresansn" was a swim.
dier. using n new game In Seattle.
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SAFE CRACKERS
MAKE ESCAPE
Seen at Work by Flash
Iight

Two men. crouehing over tho safe
OF the Hibbard Stewart Co. 1901
Western ave. were conferred In the
rays OF Waterman j, v. Mckay'e
spotlight as he flashed II thru tho
window nj iiao o'clock sunday
night. Mckay dashed across the
street to telephone tho police. The
men had fled when aid arrived Nc.
Kay told tho police he noticed an
automobile standing near the place
and noted that u drove away when
he started across the street
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Masked Burglars
Hold Up Japanese

A masked burglar extracted SOS
from tho cash register IN T. TeralF
store at $50 Dearborn IT. Sunday
night. while his companion. also
masked. held n gun In the startled
jap's ribs.
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Boys Percale Shirts, SIPS

THE firm quality of percale in these Shirts viii
withstand many launderings and give excellent
service under the rough treatment that boys give
them.
IN black and white stripes. also novelty color
ings, sizes 1919 to Ia, SIPS.
BOYS FLOWING-END FOUR-IN-HAND TIES in
vivid paids and stripes $50.
BOYS PLAY SUITS of heavy blue denim in one-pece
coverall style. made with sleeves that no blouse
is necessary; sizes 10 to Ii years, $500.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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Aberdeen, Wash,
Gains in Census

WASHINGTON, MAY a.--census
bureau today announced the follow
inE 1890 population figures;
Long neacht Cal. 5h.6p1; Increase
since 1910. sT,Tsi. or si2,e per cent.
Pomona. Cal. 1896. Increase
s.sas. or SEA.
Aberdeen. Wash. 1881, increase
LOTT. or i3s.
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CANOE UPSETS,
RESCUE COUPLE
Cries Heard by Steamship
Men

Somewhere In Seattle Monday are
hanging two bedraggled outfits OF
clothing. one belonging 10 an I'M
identified young woman and the
other 20 her unidentified young
swain.
The two were rescued from the
chilly waters Of Lake Washington
sunday night while clinging 10 the
gunwale Of an overturned canoe.
by Capt Herbert Hunson and Pur-
ser Robert NJ. Gibson. OF the steamer
Atlanta.
The Atlanta was anchored at the
Leschi pier when the frantic cries
OF the couple were heard. The res
cue was soon performed and the
dripping couple departed up fesier
way.
Occasionally . thin woman mas INC
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Burnham's Toilet
Preparations

Provide for the Expert
Care of the Scalp
Kalos Herbal, for ap-
plication before shampoo
ing. soc.
Dandruff X e m c d y,
soc.
, Lustrozone. to give n
brilliant sheen to the hair,
8Or.
Liquid Shampoo, soc.
Scalp Tonic, soc.
Henna Powder, $1.2O.
Golden Hair Wash,
$1.2O.
Shampoo Soap, 25c.
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TEXTILE STRIKE
IS ON IN EAST
1900 Workers Quit Jobs
in WaIk0ut.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. May a.
approximately $4,000 textile workers
vent on strike here today following
n report from Mayor Ashley tina, he
had been unabl. to get a new wage
contract with the Manufacturers
association. At least IL Of the Is
mills affected by the waikout were
freed TO shut down.
Mayor Ashley had been asked by
the textile council TO attempt 10 ne.
gotiate a new wage scale with the
Manufacturer association. He. re
ported his efforts were futile.
Pickets were on duty at the mills
Police reserves guarded mill prop.
erty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Ballard Seniors
to Present Show

Ballard hiRh school Seniors are
rchcarsing for their annual spring
vaudeville. which viii be staged the
evening OF May II In the auditorium.
Green Stockings" a comedy. will
feature this years program.
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Nome Is Gift to
Veteran and Wife

q. Y. Hoffman. zss7 i4th ave. y.
~. IA starting his s0th year in
bssnd new fivcroom cottage, birth.
n.v Gift from friends Saturday. Hoff.
ran IL a veteran Of the Civil war,
: a with his wife has been living
a The old Soldiers home at Port
orchard
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Laces for Chemise-tops

for pettcoat ruff1es and for many other in
Spring sewing shown in Two-thread Vaenciennes,
antique valencennes patterns and Duchess designs,
the latter in cream as well white, and with
insertions to match. Edges in widths from to
inches. Insertions from to AZ inches wide.
Delightful choosing at zoe, Csc and 35c yard
VALENCIENNES LACES in two-thread and French
varieties with insertions to match bolt of IL yards
75c. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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A Group of
Tub Dresses at $2.25
offers Notable Values

OJJtTo
Checked and plaid ginghams and plain-color cham
brays fashioned into the most becoming of Frocks
at this price, smartened with white popn and but
ton trimming. In Blue, Pink, Green, Red and Brown,
sizes to IL years.
Exceptional values at 1925.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03

SAN FRANCISCO. - Army trans.
port Mount Vernon arrives with
31e5 cxscho. slovak soldiers and sps
Boche prisoners on way home 20 be
repatrinted.
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Driver of Truck
Fractures Skull

John II. Linder. s25 Belmont ave.
In in the Providence hospital Mon.
day with fractured skull as the
result ~ being thrown 10 the pave.
ment near Kent Sunday night when
a truck. which he was driving. went
into a ditch.
10 have signed themselves on the
circulars as Anarchist Fighters"
were arrested March Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Boys Balbriggan
Underwear
Csc Garment

DROKEN sizes in these welfinshed Balbriggan
- Shirts and Drawers. The Long-sleeve Shirts in
sizes "a and 26 only; the Drawers in ankle length
sizes "a and "a; in knee length, size &C.
Low-priced at Csc garment.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Short Lengths of
Outing Flannels, SOC Yard

I ENGTHS from to 10 yards. which win be cut as
IL desired. however Medium weight in stripes of
pink, blue or tan and white Width 81 inches.
Good value at Soc yard. run, ,,e,,,,sr $500, srorr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03

TRIP TO ROME will be started by
Bishop u. J. o'poa about May Is
lie will visit tho Pope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Sixth Article
BY "Silvertip" Regain
Notorious spirit Fakerl

Slate messages are In great de.
mAnd by those believing In spirit
nAlism.
just why believers should imagine
that tho spirits OF the departed use
the slate as medium OF oommuni'
cation. cannot state. hat I do know
thar the medium who cannot produce
eAcm will not make much Of a sue
rs financially.
nv first purpose IN seance was
learn from whom the message
w.s wanted. and the nature Of the
ped. I raised the top slate and there
weat into another room 10 secure
the slatna
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Percaline Petticoats, $1.95

QUITE as serviceable as they goodooking
" these Pettcoats of lustrous Percane with their
finely plated flounces-in Purple Taupe Black Pea
cock, White, Burgundy, Green, also in gay floral
printed effects on black and navy grounds.
Made with elastic in wastlne, and very attractvey
priced at S1.95. nun, o. .,s -
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OATH DOESN'T
- ALWAYS PAY!

A bath now and then IL fine
thing. but John oenosky. iaio Minor
ave. says his. sunday bath was ex.
nsnsive. burglars robbed his room
Of tsi while he was chasing a cake
OF soap In the tub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Hemstitched
Lawn
Handkerchiefs
18c Each

GENERAL styles in
~ these Sheer Lawn
II a n d k e rchiefs - with
well-finished hemstitched
borders, eyelet-cmbroider-
ed or block-embroidered
corners, or colorcd bird
and floral designs. Low
priced at 1Sc each; 2 for
3Jr.
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