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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
sllrpnIblae III Solla1t6 !.

sart @nag, 90. Mar3 SIN gar-
lament tDnrDe eine NegierIngs borld-
fge fir Mebiiipn Ser gerfaiIung eirl-
gereidt, babingeberto, bob bas Bolt
einen @Dnig nablen ION, tpe11n Die
|l&@onigin feiner Nadf dfonuen Gnfers
|I1Bt l1tl6 feline l1rannliden 9ei5enoen=.
ten aus Ser Genepatio1l oeg Deriforbe-
men &onigs @ilbeln oes Dritteit bes
|gntersaoer iebige1 &oo1iein ,ilb beln1iz
nn, 6es friiberen &onigg % ii1lo. Die
|Megierll1tg lti1111nt in ginreihnng Der
BorIaae oen 5tanbpnnft Elm, 6nB Die
Oeie6erIa11oe cine Monarbie bleiben
Juno nnter feinen llrnltdnoen 5l elmer
repnbl lifanifbfer, Gegieril1g 51triifs
greifen ionten.
5in6 feline gea1 fpnlnnen III birfefer
l2inie Fir Sic 9bronfolge borbnn6en,
IuuB, dpie oie 8in beifi11l1nt, Elm nelter
laonia geip6bHt tperoen 8ieie 8eItint-
n,,lnq iteM i'm Miiberipruh au ben,
lgorfdInge ser 8eratung on1n1iiiiun,
bob Sollolo, iollfe eilt gbronerbe
niht 90 iein, cine GepubIm iperoen
Inno oas @oH einen Brdiibe1tte1l erz
Iin1bIen foute.
Gitmnnoe oer1i1gs -gnrlage.
8ofbingto11 90. Daadr goriiber
| IISSpbnIon bon1 spaus somsi1uB tut gin-
ltpanoe sffrag1le fii11oigte am Mons
taa iii 8nfbingto11 ,1od einer @onfe-
lre15 nit Brdfibe1lt as roing al, bob
Ieine gintpanbe behring's gorlage nad
IDen1 Mniter Der bonn Ro1greB III Der
IIebten gngu1lg a11g geirorlrlten bonn
8rafioenten gBiiI ION ie6ph betierten
||gorldge at gegi1ll Der 1ldditen ga.
lgung eirgereih iperoen 1pirb. Or
oeutete an oab Die lie s s6sIiiiibrer I'M &aus
Ben genots glntrag l1ltteritiiben iper-
loen oalrd ipelden Sic 3nldliung bon
gugIdnner,l aus irgerbeinellt eilrop1~
|i{den 2o,oe al,f niibrlih 8 Gro8et1i
lGer s33obl Der Gintparto 6es resp.
Ilaanoeg nod ben Ser 5taaten IN,
||sssnbre f91 O befi rddl,fftt merben ioa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
Der SsaisSsl ,e1s De,sti tistg,s
Jaf1S.

AsafV,stolI 30. Mdr5. lns Of
| ifldieaen Beridten, oie Der Hegserallla
foorliegett, geha berpor oal g:
lallo fo,nt1er5iea ieiile g alie saselltul.gs..
lf1bigfet mt perblnf ffe.1oer Sdp.ea.g.
feif n1to iiberrald1 d1enoen1 grfolge 5lt-
radgelponleen bat. Die gerid,te lal-
len erfennen, bob Die Rontnrren5 Die
les 2anoes, nit Dem splr tbenllh nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31

Naabifon I. li j. so
Ieiners ben gabln aaI teg gtantgab
igeorb s vi s3etitel
lsydiIunasfroit fiilll ffiiiilllle a0en N1eliee iprod
tin elmer gerfa hing ainter seit.t11l
tDer plfsliga ifiirl fiiil eOeraa,f'
boli1 Der greii 9u1loe esfen1tor u
IIsaolette aiber leiinen tanepullft 5lln1
WelHriege. sei,t 8erb ten 1ll00hte e,
Init Dem feines a1o 1oererI lenide1l tan.
tihe1l iogte e ,lllfer arobeu eeifaI
vgs iebH mir nll orfel,, nm oit
llssllfanrie oerieltieeal 81 IgeiBeln, tpelAe
Fir oie Mbtpdill ll3illlg Der Arieg8foiteu
lnuf Das goH nerall rftalibd maren
lgbe oie Ser. Sttanien IN ben 8riea
leintrate1t, lpnrnte il bic SpnatDret1
Ibupor, bas 8oH al 5tDingel1, III bieienl
lRriege 5u ffaln1pfen, n,10l 'fiiiir ben Rriea
l5u be55ubler. l11lb bon beu1 gegentD1r-
lttigen &ongreB ur1o nnter bel11 iekigen
ddiiibenten u 11idJtg al1heres 5l er=
Iipnrtel1. Sic 5tener1 alif lleberld1uB,
|genin1 n11b allf groHe Gin ffoaln11e1l
I1peroen abgefbafft l.1lo alf Die urlt1e1l
IMaiien abgetpdl5 81
vDie sssul1g11lnn lpl1rbe iii.
ter sgerletuna Der 8erfafIntg 5all11
lI8ielit III rets6en 22dubern geprebf.
||sSd fage, Der Reiil ttltrn fon be5aHen,
[lno ib lage, 1lebnlt ben gnll5en 8eih=
|t1lnt nrlo. be55abH bantit oie @riegs=
|folfen."
Sid il1reren glngele egenbeiten 5l1s
lpenoel1o, mar11fe ber Hfebner ugs
lanmel1 iIiid glen,e1le o., pelde fiir
|ullg ll1lo uniere &iinoer llnbeil beoeu=
ten Die Hegierultg III ben Sanoen
Eoes Bottles el1t5ogen nor0e1l ll1lo
ipenn Sic lie 11iid tpieoer oen1 sggolfe
1tlabe bri11gea1 10 iperoe Sic s5Sf)re1l
sadffomnle1r aIS srbfd)df lnrl1ben
uilb i10gl iIe BIutperg ieben u1lo
nifen, gllg geneiS
s6eufefe Ser genator alif d Die sDiiad mo
ben ginfhlB 6es Brnbfapitals a11o
@rpBgeid11ffttS a11f ben aongreB bin.
,sssdiibreiuo i9 i9 geget apnrnnln SINUS
Bin, f1,br er for, .fddbe ih es lie
lber, baB ods Soft Die Gegi gierlng banjo
|6abt, ais DnB id l11lter ei11er S S. IS.
.Naorgall geborige egier1ng lebe. 8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
ggn1patljie ffiiir sSrla1lb.

9aDington, 29. sDsdi;ir aslllf grs
iuhet1 elmer Mn5abl iriid,er sSiib9aer
Ill 6iiefem 2nrlbe hot Hrdiioent Sor-
E0ina 5nn1ifagab aberlD bo1l ssaIb Ibing1toa1
aus cine gDn1patbie Botfd ffiir bic
|iriide piIf oftin1 abaeid pelde
III Ser ullf Sen 3 QlpriI III Stem g)orf
|anaeiebfen M1nIIe1lner fanlnllnna berle-
|ien ir,erben fpiirb. rdfioe1fi
|fbritht Sic S5offnu,1a aus D1nR Dos
|niIfstDerf fiji sss,rInlbs ssrnler1 1i1Il
|&in0er iii oieien1 2oi1oe bon grfola
|gefr01tf iei1, t11oge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
1,Slf b,.f,D nil l,ilfc be-
ratc11.

HariS, 26. yttdtr55 Sic sSrage
Scr Silfeleiitllng fiir Soelterrei9 miro
ON Montag lpie0er auf's aa{pet font
|aael1, neun Ser s5iirnr15 nsiduB 0es
ss60l sSs6l lferbunbes eine 55iibung balten
F1piro, nm sic M0gIiddJffeiift feit 5u enapdget
Sic bon Ser sinan5f nferer5 in Brill
|iel porgeih ihlagenelt i1lterllatio
areoite 5l1 pertpirfl rflide,l. Der ndddfite
E5hritt miro eine 5isutg ser sSinan5=
iadberItano oigetl III Ho1l ieil lporanf
Ser Sinan5ansfbuB bes gnnoes NIT
|gertretern 0elterreids III ganfa Ro-
EIa, Bel grieif, 5nfannerfr min,
|un1 ibne1 ber1 a11ge nlenef Sina115-
|plo11 81 unterbreiten, Der bann il, 30
|ris tppifer ousgeorbeifet 1t11o III Nom
|beitadttgt merben Ion
Mnf iid) ielbf belien.
8ier 2S. Malilr5. aan5ler giaDr
|eritnttete i'm 9aupt ptausf fdn1jle Der yea=
tionolp an1r1Illng BeriM mber Ole
grgebnilie 8ieiner Meiie r1ad 2onoo11,
|1lnl oie, gniiertell linl pilfe fiir Deter
reid 115l1rllfen. Ser s0berIte Gat ba==
be ibn 11itgeteilt. 9eiterreih ntiiie
lerIt t#innere Gi1tan5 refor111en D1lrbfiibz
rem leIe es Silfe BON aus slparfs er=
lparte11 tonne. Ct rate 0aber Dem
|glusfdIub, n1oqlidit idynen eirle Nn=
IIeibe auf5uneb eb1l1e1 Ger aan5ler ings
ffa fernef blulB pi1te gorIage tponnd1
foie 2ebe11sn1itt tel 1l1to Sarenpre1e
nod Der 3nblnng afeit Der tsadlt=
fer be1neIfen tperoen fonen iid ii ber
Iglusarbe beifnng befi1loe.
Gus glbtub brblntt ii erflartt, ole
Iein5iae Aettl1tg 9elterreids let oer
I9lnidI1lB an GeutI dIaro ltfto oie
|usSreie greie forbert irlnere Gefor- f,t
linen I'm elmer oisld ldinbii den Control
he Der Ginfiit1ite 51bor5 fontf11er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
9srDteft Ser Mmerieaa 2eaion

gaeip yorf %. Mar8. ssn eines
am 5enntagaben0 gum anoenfen t1ll-
Die giterzg grbebilne III sSrla11b BON
sssy1bre 1916 III Stem gorf abgebalte=
men gerianln1la1ng muroe oie Imerl=
con 22egion fdorf DarurteiH lno cine
E&efdntion angenonunen, in Ser aGc.
ebenrnlige1 9oloate1l nlifaefur0crf
|lrer6en, aus Ser Mmericon 2egion aus
|a,ltrete11, .oere1l 5ibrer fid aIs III
b0diteli1 Srt1oe aggreiiibe. un6 propo
5iererlbe Mnglon1oner1 1111o Mgenfen
|britiider Aropaganba ertpiefen ha-
|ben. Die MeIoIufiol, tpllrbe uoll
|Dberltlelltleaut sleranoer Mn6eriou
|DerIeien ipelber tpegen ieiner Mea,be-
runee1l nllf Ser Iebtbin abgebaIteile,l
|GroteitberfanlnlIu ggen Die ufdapartt
ae Sdnah ant Gbein aus Der 81
|eio11 ausgeifoBen tporoen mar. Hnter
|6en Geonern beFanoen iih Sic. Sher=
ridtsr g6narb S. @obega1t ltno 1ds
|nieI s. gobaGan, ssSob1 DeboD III,
22otpretce s. Hice.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
Salt,,11a oer tsatente.

q sall ara s,a 6nriS Der
ln1itet es lei 5ienrIiib iider, 0aB Die
sgntenfe Dor | Mni feine ipeiterell
'3,nang snpaBregeIn gegen Deutib
treffe;l perbe, al1nraI @roBbritannien
1De,,iger aIs ie fiir iofortiges 9orgc=
ben tpie Die 5ran5oien es tDiinfdfell.
3u baben iei gs beiBf Der britiid,c
.Winif ferprdiibent 2IoDb George lei
Der AnfiM 6aB es gegen oeft Ser
fainer gertrag beritoBen tDiirbe, lpenll
bor W2ni irgel16tuelhe 5britte &c
gen geuti hlanb getan tpiirben, oa erit
Damn Die sSriIt, Biz 81 Der iene 5lpal1=
gig Wiainr0en be5oM fem n1iiiiell,
abgeIaufen 1T. anf Der onneren t5eitp
brineett bie Sran5ofen -0oronf, Dob
man in rbeinifhen 8efasungsse
alIe steierr1 dlagnabmen, auber
Dem onf olle bonn Gitbrgebiet aus allF
BERN Maiier Derian6ten @aren eit1ell
Musf1braon Iegen folle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
Dberidlleiie1ts 21tfunft.

8eris, 90. addr6. eetit Bori=
lien, bas mber austpdrtige Rolitif IN
Der Negel gut l1r1terrid tete 8ariier
glatt. min tpiifen, Dob iiber Die funf-
tige gtuats geb0rigfeit Sberfdle=
liens Dor Daeitttte sc ober @n0e 4pril felz
me enGgiltige G1lti ddeiioouag 81 ertpar=
ten iei. 9ie iinlntungs ou1nrii-
|fion ser entente miro Mber ben 4lls=
fan Ser 8olfsabi bitinntlng 5ltuad
Dem gotidafterrat beridtet1 l1r1S ibre
maiden, uno es iif niht alts
|gelhIDiien, baB Ser SberIfe gntente-
rot Die i6lieBlide gntideioung abge-
ben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
ssranfreidlg ssurb berilt1aeil.

yseip glorf. 2S sslDttlolf ffrllll=
soijiiiiIhe Ronnliiiion IN sen Ser stoa-
lei, nibf 1pie an gnt,ltad III Stem
g)orf befa1unf tDlroe, Die S,ohe 6er ae-
innnmten syoroer oerli1lge11 bic sSranfreib
al Deutfhla1,0 iel dllf 2i8, 500
600 100 sronf n1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-31
gerbIr iiber 8ahnprpieH.

aihington, %. Wssaar5. Die 3n'i=
ibenftaatlide Narfebrsf fontniiiioR
fiinoiate an Montng an bob MI E.
Mpril ein gerD0r iber ben glntrag Der
Igiortflern Gacific- 1il1b Ser Greot gsors
ttberr @bn anr Jindn5ierllita Der
ainieE nit $2aO, 600, 600 nbgebaltct
tper6e,1 ,piro. glIs gednlte bieten bic
gubnen iibren gnfeil an ben Nftien
oer Gbbicdgo 9urlingtnn & Aitincp=
IBnba1 ali. Sic @o1iperneure bon
Minnefotn. Wisconiilr, Soma, MortbS
Dafoto, Solfb Dofota, Montona
5Ess1abo. Woibingtoft lii1o Oregon ii,,o.
pom Dotnnr oes gerbors III aellaf=
mis- sefest tuor6en.
Sic Mr11lee tpiIl bas bonn srieaeI
iibria gebIiebene Gas onsn beniiBe,,.
ben 8aitnltuou upirn1 sll beriaid) ten
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
CLERK OF COURT
CONSTABLE'S FEE
$4,000
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

r. N. Stage, 40 days and
expenses to May IA, 1921....$ 10000
]. l.. Davidson, as days and
expenses to May "a, 1921. 243.00
Captain w. B. S. Powell,
43 days and expenses to
May "a, 1921....................... 246OO
Frank E. Hudson, IS days
and expenses to May
"a, 1921 ............................... 224.9O
J. Harry Young, 43 days
and expenses to May "a,
1921 224.7O
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
March Term, 1921

Continued on page 6
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23

ORDERED by the Board of County
Commissioners of Worcester County
end State of Maryland on this seventh
day of June, 1921, that the following
accounts be. allowed and included in
the Levy Of Nineteen Hundred and
Twenty-one, and it is further
ORDERED that a tax be, and is,
hereby levied upon all assessable
property in Worcester County for the
year Nineteen Hundred and Twenty
one of 35 1-3 cents on each one hun
cred dollars of property subject TO
taxation for State purposes, and a
tax of $1.40 on each one hundred dol
lars of property subject to taxation
for county purposes.
r. N. stage
VIM. b. S. POWELL,
J. l.. DAVIDSON,
J. HARRY YOUNG,
FRANK f. HUDSON.
County Commissioners.
H. B. PILCHARD, Clerk and Treas.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
District Precinct IN. to z.
District Precinct "A. to Nj.

Frank p Bratten, regis
tration Judge ........................$ 22.09
James P. Blaine, Jr., reg
istration judgc...................... $500
Granville Hall, Judge .............. 900
Raymond w. Dixon, Judge. SOC
Allen p. Schoolfeld, clerk. 900
j. Foster Davis, clerk. 900
Herman F. Ellis, doorkcepcr.. 900
Francis NJ. Wilson, rent
of Election House. $500
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
$116.CG
BONDS AND COUPONS
$7037.50
BRIDGES AND FERRIES

Cottngham's Ferry, apn..$ 10000
Mattaponi Ferry, apn.......... 10000
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
$4,000
District 1-Precint 2-M. to z.

Samuel P. Carey, reglstra-
ton Judge ...-.-..........--.-..--....-$ Ti.f5
raul r. Vincent, regis
tration Judge. 10000
Chas. S. Day. judge..,............... $50
Jos. c. Stevenson, judge. $50
z. G. Crockett, clerk
transcribing, posting etc.. 22.50
f. w. Polk, clerk. $50
c. C. Powell, doorkeepcr,.,,...... $50
Young & Son, rent.................... $500
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
Expenses

Amt. unexpended of Misc.
receipts ..................................
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
$6825.00
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
/ JAIL ACCOUNT

P. K. Sturgis, Jailor...........$ 23125
William Goodman, Supplies. 500
p. d. Cottingham, Supplies. 5.72
Snow Hill Economy Store,
Supplies ............,.............,.. 1O.47
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
$11S8.6o
COUNTY AGENT
COURT HOUSE EXPENSES

Budget for year from June
/, 1921, to June l, 1922..-....$1200.0'
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-07-23
$1816.08
DISCOUNTS ALLOWED

On 1920 taxes paid before
September Is, I920....-....$ 3,567.50
On 1920 taxes paid before
October Is, 1920.........-...... 3O0.46
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
MONTANA WILL
HANG PRISONER
Is First Legal Execution
Since 1905

MisSoUIA. Mont. May 1.-THE
first legal hanging in Missoula since
1905 viii take place May 81.
curiousiy enough. tho same sheriff
who 10 years ago made tho arrange
monta for the last executions. has
been reelected and viii spring the
trap again this month.
Joseph vuokovich. a Syrian. IL the
man who will pay the penalty for
murder. lie was convicted ON April
I. Of shooting Mira. Jerry Shea.
mother OF three small children. The
took place on ono OF Mis-
souia'a principal downtown streets
IealouHy In naid TO have been the
motive.
Nuckovlch. since his conviction.
has exhibited no dread OF tho future.
lie has slept well. according 20 jail
authorities. and has maintained a
dsmennor.
Tho Last legal hanging- here oc
CURED In 1906. when seven men
five Indians and two whitcs-were
put 20 death at tho same time. WIN
lam Houston. now reelected. was the
sheriff In charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
WANTED: BURGLAR;
MUST KNOW HOW TO
JIMMY A WINDOW

Lucille Brown will have 10 take
with her n burglar accustomed TO
jimmying windows when ahe re-
turns to Medical Lake.
Altho the Women's Industrial
Home and Clinic at Medical Lake
closed Its doors when Governor
Hart vetoed It's appropriation. tho
Institution still exists and Lucille
Brown, committed there by Jus
tice of the Peace c. G. Dalton
after conviction on n vagrancy
charge. must be sent to the home.
That IL the ruling of Judge
Everett Smith Thursday on the
petition for n writ OF habeas
corpus brought by Attorney Adam
Beeler, In behalf OF Miss Brown.
because she has been held at the
county Jail awaiting travelling
guards longer than the law allows
In cases like hers.
Judge Smith intimnted his will.
ingness TO appoint guard II the
request In made. He suggested
that section 10 Of the administra.
tive code provides for the nd.
yancement OF funds 10 an Institu.
ton established by the people
when the funds run short.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
The Starfish Is Wise Little Animal;
IfHungry He Sends Stomach Out to Dine

patient as cat at n rat hole and
when he has once got hold Of a
muscle IL In all over but the funeral
30 soon as the mussel abandonn
tho fight and opens up altogether
tho starfish begins 70 operate bis
stomach
This In located on the undcrridc
Of the central portion Of the stnrfish
and ordinarily II Is tucked inside.
II you are NO fortunate az 10 find
Starfiah In the act Of dining you
will rec the membrane which rs the
stomach thrust out from the cavity
which usually holds II and into or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

Early In The s,ar.rnivvr~ai Film
company contest 1, became appar-n,
to the Judges tina, among tho nearly
1000 contestants there were several
girls who s,rsking'y resemble screen
stars already famous
Since |, WAS tho object Of the con
test TO discover II possible an alto
gc,hcr new star for fiiu,dom. these
doubles" were scratched from TIRE
semi finals. tho In several Instances
the Judges were ioath TO DO 80.
Little Miss Ailc~n s-vener. for In.
stance. was found 20 be n remark.
able double for Priscilla Dean. a
Universal stnr. who viii b seen next
week at the Clernmcr theatre In
Reputation"
Miss Sevcncr resides at eo.s Goth
ave- s. Her mother said N Aiicen
did not win the $1,000 contract 10
play Ia pictures. the prtxr offered In
the contest. shc would take her
daughter to Los Angeles anyway to
try out for the movieA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

HiaAtic about being eaten and keeps
his shells closed together.
But the Htarf1sh has other IDEAS.
The pull Of his sucker feet upon the
musnorn shell is not very strong by
human standards but II In very con
slant
shell IA trffie TO take "A peek or Fut
breath Of water and II says open
by just that much. The starfiah
has got hia toe In the crack.
Presently he gains another hun
drodth OF an inch and keeps pulling.
where food n concerned he is az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

around the shell Of the hapleas mus.
sci who IN being dcyoured.
From the surface Of this protrId.
cd stomach there oozes fluid like
the gastric Juice and II Is this fluid
which does the dlgehting.
Once digested the food Is taken
up by the stomach membrane much
ms In ordinary stomachs which re-.
main conventionaiiy inside the
house. And this predatory stomach
makes a thorough Job Of IL
When "A starfinh is thru with q
mussei the inside Of the shen In as
clean as tho secured with a brush.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
ny AILEEN CLAIRE

why do men never buy eartors
TN tho old ones absolutely fall
orr"
This was tho wciEhty and mys-
terious question that hurled at
II. A. Jefcbro. who sells ties and
II. V. DIS ana green caps at the
iIatton- Oliver shop on Second ave.
lie brushed n ny spcck off the
advertisement OF the handsome
young devil in the Arrow collar.
ITS deep question" he an.
awered: "and one that has long
worried tho hnberdashery ffater
nifty"
Are garters habcrdashery7" 7
auoried.
Not exactly. but they're closely
related
"woli. why don't men buy 'em
when they need 'cm7 They buy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06

They don't wear 'ern outgide.-
They don't wear -. v. DIS o.
side. but hope"
We'll. you know what I mean
No man ever goes around Boosting
that he has just bought new pail
Of carriers with n snappy pink and
purple stripe. In fact. ! irnagins
people would be gurprissd 20 lears
the large number OF men whs
never wear Rarters at air
Rolled rox for men. chr That's
n bright little fashion note"
NO. gnrters never seem 10 get
into the fashion column. They don't
even get into store windows. md
you ever zee a display of new
spring gartcrs in the shop windows7"
II never saw them displayed any.
where" I reJoincd modestly.
And that ended foolish Interview
No. 19s. bs3, es7h.
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Smallest Chinaman
Sues for Freedom

LApoRTE. Ind. May e.--This IL
about a divorce.
The long and short Of II In that Che
wah. smallest man in the world. has
sued his wife. who is more than three
times as tail. charging that she aban-
doned him. Che Woh. 2s inches tall.
Travelled with circus until 10 years
ago as the Monaghan Tom Thumb.
liz weighs 40 pounds, Is SO years old.
and wealthy.
His wife liz nearly six feet. She
married Wah after his first wife had
died. A son by his first wife grew
to be a norrnal-sized man.
Judge Pennington has taken the
case under advlsement-
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King Of Siam Has
Plenty of Heirs

COEsTANTINoPLE. May g.
The sIamese royal dynasty IL In no
danger Of dying out even II the king
sticks to his intention OF remaining
. bachelor.
For the king has 70 brothcrsi
The kings father had 30 wives and
his grandfather had between 1000
and 5000 wives.
The news that the king has decided
to remain single follows his an
nouncement canceiilng his engage
ment to Princess vajiraoudh on ac-
count OF the girls .ll-health.
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ny Il. T.. PREF.

The ntarfish never lets anything
get into hts stomach. lie turns his
stomach inside out and peruuades II
TO surround and digest his food.
The things he eats are mainly
muaseiu. CLANS and similar two shell.
Cd nhcllfirh.
when a ntarfinh catches nuch 4
shellfinh he bends his arms abou,
and takes hold Of the she'll with the
hundreds OF little sucker feet tina,
cover the lower rurfnce OF each
arm.
Usually the rnunrci IN not enthu.
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0UAKERS ACTIVE
IN RELIEF WORK

LONDON. May s.-The Friends
or Quakers as they're known In
America--are healing many OF the
wounds that war made In Europe.
The Quakers alone. Of all outside
agencies. have been permitted 70
send working representatives with
food and drugs across the border into
suspicious Russia
English ouakers are helping TO feed
young and needy students In 20 Ger.
man universities and high schools.
American Quakcrs are feeding up
wards OF 100000 European children
daily.
In Austria tho Quakers are coIlabo-
rating with the American Relief Com.
mission.
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And there IL no doubt that Miss
Scvenrr would have been put In the
srfnlflnais had II not been for her
resemblance to Priscilla Dean.
Some of those connected with the
contest thought she looked little
enough ike Miss Dean 10 DO entered
In tho sarni.finais anyway. go Miss
sevencr was put 10 tho crucial test
With several other doubles abe
was taken 20 tho studio and made
up after the same fashion that sflrs
Dean WIS mad. up for Population
She was posed In one OF MlHa Dean.
poseA and tho camera proved the
Judges wcrc right She does look
like Priscilla Dean
Seminal contrnderu WIRE notified
try telephone yesterday afternoon 20
report a, The Star at 10 a m To-
day.
Tho Judges interviewed them. ask.
al them fill out a du~stionnair~. had
them panoramaed by the moving pic
turc camera and began tho work Of
grading them for thu finals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-06
Neck Broken, but He
Walks About. Cured

LONDON. May 6,--L. Mennie.
10. has broken neck. but he walks
about the streets Of Hoxton like any
other man. Paralysis set in after
the accident. 1t was treated sue
ccssfuIly and doctors say Mennie's
life will not be shortened.
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U. S. FIGURES DON'T JUSTIFY
Steel. TRUSTS WAGE 81. ASH

May adjournment figures on the of living
GRAFTON OF Labor
OF
higher than 1914
cent OF the family budget
can the steel workers hope make the
living. harrison
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Judge in Praise of
Empty Courtroom

LONDON, May SIN opening
the Westmoreland county court Jus.
tice Atkins congratulated the county
on It's immunity from crime OF suf-
ficicnt importance TO come before
him
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ENGLAND SEES
HEAVY BURDEN

LONDON. May sy--Eng,ishmen
cannot have any relief from present
high taxation for ut least 20 years.
says James Parker. junior lord Of
the treasury.
National debts and expenditure
arc very hard 10 get down. nays
Parker. In the ioo-ycar period.
from the battle OF Waterloo UP to
1914. Britain's national debt had
been reduced only threc-tenths.
I'VE live In spccdicr tines and
our capacity for reducing debt
with our enormously Increased pro
ductfve power In much greater. but
Parker thinks that the cost OF
running the British government dur.
Ing the next decade will be ut least
$1,000, 100000 year.