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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-15

Three victims OF the war between
Sim Fein and England are shown
here. Iancelot Ashby and his wife
tabovo) were shot in London when
Sim Fein carried the war TO Eng
land. He was formerly member OF
the British forces In ireland. Miss
w. r. Harrington OF Limerick was
shot from ambush in Tpperary.
while riding with British police In
spector.
ST. CLOUD. Minn.-Mrs. y. J.
Lewis. OF Sank Center. mother Of
Sinclair Lewis. author. dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-15

TATOOSH ISLASD, June i5.--s A n
Rising barometer; cloudy. Wind east
IL miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-15

tuesdays Guotntion.)
rurnisbei by l. u. Naming q Co
Batter ustet Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-15
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
JUNE ~
First Low Tide
sl1A a. m. 80 u
First High Tide
iasaa D. m. SIS a.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-15
FAMINE RELIEF SHIP HERE

Partly laden with flour from San
Francisco. the steamship Esther Dol
lar was due to arrive in Seattle
"Wednesday to take on additional
cargo for the relief of starving Ar.
menians. She will sail from here to
Constantinople.
Due In a few days from Portland
Is the Mitsui line freighter Kongo-
san Maru. She win load 1900. 900
feet OF railroad ties.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
MARY GARDEN.
BY ALICE ROHE.

NEW YORK-Whne the future
Of grand opera in America may rest
more or less in the capable hands
OF Mary Garden. she insists that it
must stand on its own merits.
And when Director Mary makes
this statement she refers not only
10 vocal chords but TO legs.
For Mary came right out and said
to me IN a ten-minute talk:
American women have the most
beautiful legs in the world, ] hope
that skirts continue short and get
shorter. and the women all bob their
hair. Mine Is bobbed.
And material for opera-the best
comes from America. / tried out
many vsiccs abroad--but here is
where we will get the best always
now.
ITO what do I attribute that fact? ?
Well. the life here. perhaps the
climate. but would say the splen-
did free life OF the women. their
glorious free will"
'Do you believe that you can will
yourself a voice." ] asked Are
you Interested in psychoanalysis p"
"I believe you can will 20 do any
thing you want-that you can con-
troll your own destiny
"I haven't taken up psychic
analysis because-wel. because
am afraid OF IL. You can believe in
the power OF the will 20 attain the
results you want without psychic
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

numbers Of friends in wilmington
as he has lived here for a number
of years He says;
81 am so glad 20 have found a
real medicine that has reached my
trouble that 1 cannot say too much
in praise Of #. 1 had been troubled
with my stomach for years; had no
appetite and could not keep the
lightest kind Of food down as IL
would ferment and I was hloated
with gas and in great pain; I had
sharp. shooting pains an through
my body: I could not sleep at night
and felt weak and all run down; 1
was always constinated and never
could get any .uledicine to relieve
me until I started 10 take Plant
Juice I now have a fine appetite.
sleep fine at night and am COM
pletely surprised at the wonderful
effect Plant Juice has had on my
entire system. I am only too glad
10 give this public endorsement for
IT,"
Plant Juice is sold IN Whining
ton at the Miller Drug Store; in New
Castle by r. Challenger & Son; IN
Newport. by c. b. White; in Nerark
by W. T.. Brown.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
ART NEEDLE WORK DIAMONDS

More of the 8-fold Germantown
Zephyr, Just the thing for Spalding
Sweaters in black and colors, but not
all colors. Sells regularly for 35c.
Special. 12lac skein.
Luncheon Sets-Pretty Scalloped
Luncheon Sets, all finished 3-Piece
sets, all nicely boxed; regularly 81.
Special, $1.25.
Stamped Gowns-Stamped Gowns,
all made up. full sizes pretty, new and
easy designs for embroidering. Reg-
ular sl.50; only S9c.
Stamped Linens-A close-out of
Stamped Linens. discontinued numbers
at a reduction. The lot consists OF
children's dresses, library scarfs, lunch
cloths. pillow tops. towels and novel
ties. Sold for SOC to $3.50. Special
price. 19c to $1.00.
Pearl Cotton in Skein in large as
sortment of colors for French knots or
embroidering. Regular &c skein. Spe-
cial. SOC dozen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
FURNISHINGS DIAMONDS

Mems 25c Hose-Black with white
feet; also True Shape, in black, navy
and cordovan. 5 pairs $l.0O.
Men medium weight, spring needle
Shirts and Drawers; ecru and gray.
Regular Sl.00, 79c.
Mems Blue Chambray Work Shirts
Extra full cut and double stitched.
Regular 85c. 75c.
Mems $l.75 medium weight ribbed
Union Suits; long sleeve, ankle length;
fine and soft, $1.35.
Mems Sl.25 Percale Dress Shirts
Neck band. turned back cuffs; new
patterns, $1.00.
Mems $500 Soft Cambria Pa
iamas; very we'll made and trimmed; {;
silk frogs $1.59.
Boys Sl.35 Percale Shirts; turned
back cuffs, neck band; this Fall $
goods, $1.O0.
Mems Initial Cambria Handker-
chiefs-Sold for zoe and 25c each
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
analysis

analysis.
eyes, indeed, yes. have through
my will. arrived at what am to-
day"
Miss Garden. radiant. full OF plans
and ideas. crossed shapely ankles
encased in white spats above patent
leather pumps.
over her straight-lined blue serge.
embroidered in Pompeian red. she
wore a gorgeous grey squirrel wrap.
over this. a stunning silver fox en-
circled her throat on her hear
was a small. black. felt turhan with
a crown Of red and black wings.
on her wrists were many brace
lets. In her ears were huge pend-
ant pearls. and in her hand was a
cane with a life-like greyhound s
head for a handle.
Marriage. Nonsensei I have no
time TO think Of such frivolous
things And how hippantly mar
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

iage is regarded BY the way who
has been divorced since sailed p"
Told that the McCormick's sup
porters Of the Chicago Grand Opera
Company. were living under sepa-
rate roofs, she said:
That doesn't mean anything.
Why. II had a husband. ia live
under separate roof, and only let
him come around when / wanted
him.
My horoscope says am 10 be
married in 1924. I'm always look
ing over my men acquaintances and
wondering II he IS TO be the one
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

It the entrance 10 the Garrett place.
Both cars were badly wrecked.
overturning in a ditch. Garrett at
tempted TO cross in front OF the car
driven by Proctor in order TO reach
the entrance TO his lane. but the
other crashed into the front OF his
machine. Both men were given
treatment at the scene OF the acci-
dent by a physician and sent TO
their homes.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
srEs EsrATE FoR MoNEY.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. oct 26.-.
Miss Mary S. McCorkle. Of West
Chester. started a suit yesterday
against the estate of the late j..
William Buxton. 20 recover $500
she alleges she loaned Buxton in
1903. Buxton was an engineer in the
employ of the Pennsylvania railroad
for many years and was a musician
of note.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
LADIES' HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEAR DIAMONDS

Children's Black Silk Lisle Hose;
sizes 6 to 50. Special 4 pairs for 81.
Childrens White Cotton Hose; 712
to 915. Diamond Day, g pairs for
$1.O0. go
Ladies' Sport Wool Hose; $l.OO
quality. Diamond Day, 75c.
Ladies Russian Calf Silk Hose. Dia-
mond Day. $1.19.
Ladies extra size. heeced-lined
Union Suits. Diamond Day, 75c.
Ladies heece-lined Nests.-high neck,
long sleeves. Diamond Day, CSC.
Ladies Bloomers, in flesh and white.
Diamond Day, 75c.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
NOTIONS DEPT. DIAMONDS

dozen Cap or Fringe Hair Nets,
special. $1.0O.
u inch Elastic. l0c yard, special,
&c, OF 75c piece.
3s-inch Elastic. l21zc yard; sPe-
cial. 10c, or $1.10 piece.
Dress Pleater. special. $1.00.
Mercerized Darning Cotton, lOo;
special, 7c.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
norm DRIVFRS ARE INJURED

WEST CHESTER. Pa, oct. &C.
Isaac J.. Garrett. OF Chatwood, SUI
fored serious cuts and bruises. and
George Proctor. Of Choyney. was
body injured when the automobiles
drlNnn hv them colllded yostorday
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
WILMINGTON MAN
NOW VERY HAPPY
Claims Plant Juice Is the
Only Medicine That Ever
Gave Him Any Relief
HE SUFFERED WITH
STOMACH TROUBLE

The scores Of unsolicited testi-
n lnials from local people, endors-
ing Plant Juice. prove beyond all
question of a doubt that It does all
that is claimed for IT, One Of the
most recent is that of Mr.. John r.
Ponser. a popular machinist resid-
ing at No. 132S Reed street who has
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
SILK AND DRESS GOODS
DIAMONDS

$1.OO Wool Chsllis, 75c-This
popular fabric is yard wide. Comes in
all colors and is noted for its wearing
qualities. The regular price is Sl00
the yard. On Diamond Day only. 75c
a yard.
$1.50 AIl-wool Serge, $1.O0-An
All-wool Serge. "A inches vide,
sponged and shrunk; all colors. in
Guiding navy and black Regular $50
value. For Diamond Day only. $1.00
the yard.
SIPS Plaid Suiting, $1.00 a yard
Beautiful new plaid and striped Suit
ings 40 inches wide Regular Sl.25
value. For Diamond Day only. $1.00
the yard.
$1.5O Pongee, $1.00 yard-Genu-
inc Japanese Pongee; heavy quality;
a wonderful washing and wearing silk;
natural color only. Regular $50
value. For Diamond Day only. $1.00
yard.
$3.50 Charmeuse, $1.45-This is a
wonderful value. All colors; 40 inches
wide Be sure to purchase all that you
will require in this silk. as the price is
unusually attractive. For Diamond
Day only, $1.45.
$500 Crepe de Chine, $1.19-A
beautiful heavy quality; 40 inches
wide. in all light and dark oolors. Our
regular price is $500 a YARD. On Dia-
mond Day only. S1.19 the yard.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
MEMS CLOTHING DIAMONDS

Boys White and Striped Blouses.
with collars and without collars. On
sale. 75c each.
Boys Knee Pants. all sizes. Very
special. $1.OO, $1.25, $1.50.
Boys All-Wool Suits. with two pairs
Pants. Special, $1,000 and S11.50.
Mems Overcoats. Special. $12.5O
to $22.50.
Mems latest style Hats $500 and
$3.50.
One lot of Boys Suits. On sale
$500 each.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
DIAMOND DAY SHOES

Women's Tan Oxfords, narrow toe,
low heel; all sizes. Regular 5000
Diamond Day. S4.00.
Women's Tan High Shoes, Cuban
heel. Regular So and 50. Diamond
Day, $500.
Children's wedge heel Kid Shoes;
sizes 4 to s. Diamond Day. $500.
Mems Shoes for Diamond Day;
Educator; tan and black Regular
So. Diamond Day. $500.
Little Boys Shoes; sizes ] to
1914. $500.
Boys Tan Shoes; sizes to 512.
Diamond Day. $500.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
DIAMOND RIBBONS

39c Striped Ribbons. special, 29c
yard.
SOC Striped Ribbons. special. 39c
yard.
69c Striped and Plaid Ribbons, spe-
cial SOC yard.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
PERFUMERY DIAMONDS
READY-TO-WEAR DIAMONDS

Handmade Waists. beautifully de-
signed. made Of fine grade batiste and
voile. Value S4.75. special for the
day, $3.50.
A special lot Of fine Wolfe Waists.
various styles. Value S3.95. Special
for the day. $3.50.
Maids Uniforms. made Of extra
grade Striped Gingham. All sizes to
"A bust. Value $3.50. Special for the
day. $3.50.
Special lot of All-wool Serge and
Poplin Skirts. Colors navy blue and
black; sizes to 80 waist. Value Sl0.95.
Special for the day. $500.
Bungalow Aprons, made of good
Checked Gingham; opening down
back. Regular Sl.25. Special at
59c.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
LEATHER GOODS DIAMONDS

Ladies fine Leather Bags, fancy
grained leather; also pin seal Regular
S4 quality. special, S2.95 each.
Ladies' Black Velvet Bags, two
styles of frames; 81 quality. special.
S2.95 each.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
LINEN AND DOMESTIC
DIAMONDS

Heavy Striped Outing Flannel. 17e
the yard
Bates Plain Gingham. zoe.
For the day only. 100 pieces, 10
yards each. Long Cloth; $225 value.
$500.
32-inch Plaid Dress Gingham. 30c.
Children's School Umbrellas, $1.0O.
IS pieces White Goods; values to
75c. at doc.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DIAMONDS

Flannel Sacques, in all shades and
sizes. Very special, 75c.
Flannel Bloomers, in good quality.
45c.
Sateen Skirts in all plain oolors and
fancy figured. S5c.
Pettibockers, in plain colors; very
special. S5c.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
CORSET DEPT.

Corsets, regular $500. $L5O, sPe-
cial. S1.25.
Good quality Bandeau. Value SOC.
Diamond Day. 39c.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
CHILDRENs WEAR DIAMONDS

Infants Long and Short Dresses. in
Bishop style. smocks and hand en-
broidered yokes; plain hens and en-
broidery trimmed; all French seams.
Special, S5c.
Girls Regulation Dresses. in all-wool
Blue Serge; ages 8 to 4 years, spe-
cial at $500.
Little Tots Chinchilla Coats. in
navy. brown and grey; belted models;
ages 2 to g years. $3.50.
$l00 Crib Blankets. 75c.
Children's Hemstitched Mus | n
Drawers, with neat pin tucks. 19c.
Teddy Bear Suits. in old rose; $500
value $3.50.
Children's Hats and Knit Caps.
Value, 5 90. SOC.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
MILLINERY DIAMONDS

Black Lyons Chiffon Velvet; $3.50
quality. $500 the yard.
French Bouquets; 75o quality, 59e.
Arrival No. 5, of Hats, at $500.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
GLOVE DIAMONDS

Ladies Short six Gloves. $1.00
value, SOC.
Ladies Leatherette Gloves. all sizes.
soc.
Fownes' Chamoisette Gloves. all
sizes; Sl.25 value. For the day. 75c.
Adler's Kid Gloves. all sizes; SIS
value. For the day. $1.5O.
Plenty of the above but shop earlyI
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
BASEMENT DIAMONDS

&c Clothes Props, l9c.
IA rolls of Toilet Paper. S1.0O-
60c Galvanized Buckets. 40c.
$500 Electric Irons. $4.75.
$500 dozen Cut Tumblers, $1.19
Sl.50 White Towel Bars. $1.OO.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
EXTRA DIAMONDS

Many specials in our lace section.
Stop and see the wonderful values
offered.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF
DIAMONDS
DRAPERY DIAMONDS

Woolnap Blankets. white or grey.
full size; $3.50 value for $3.95 pair.
Opaque Window Shades. good
spring rollers; 90c value for 49c each.
Filet Net Curtains, white or ccru. sill
length; $3.50 value for $2.35 pair.
Good heavy hit-and-miss Rag Car
pet, yard wide; 81 IS value for 75c yd.
Jap and Chinese Mating. the best
quality. For this day only, $14.50
roll.
One table Of Noiles and fine Scrims,
ecru or white; 90c value for 39c yard
Tapestry or Chenille Curtains for
double doors; SIS value for $3.50 pr.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26

health for the
sake of your
bank account
gotoyourHeat-
ing Engineer
and see ARcoLA
today.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
BOOK DEPT. DIAMONDS

Any selection Of our $l.00 popular
copyrights, for Diamond Day 75c.
Evening journal., 1921-10-26
LADIES SWEATERS

Ladies All-wool Sweaters; long
sleeves; value $500. Special, $500.
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INFORMATION AZUCARERA
FL Banco Colonial recbi0 aver ell si-
suiente cable sObre preciO de azlicar !:
Azllcares de Puerto Rico S4.JS. Mer-
cadO cerr0 sin mOvimiento.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-30
Chevy Chase.

NAT'u -
I AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL AN ELE-
gant Chevy Chase home Of eight rooms
and two baths, with a.m.E, including built
~ garage. for only SlI 800. This 10 an un-
usual bargain; must be sold: send me for
psrtichizrs. G. b. LIKDNs. 1874 G ST. Nv.
Main JO57. 1889
CHEVY CHASE. rms, anil. y1i. soo.
Faos. j. FISHER CO., I3S 18th Nv.
NonthAAPToN ST. Det- rma.. D.
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BRICK DETACHED sENLBUNGALow:
sfHen sooms: > b.: ami: price. $40, 100;
erTss GArEwoOD g. BENNETT, 900
c>saasstn rfust slds. Main s594.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-11
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTol
STORY NUMBER $40

climbed over rock beds and asked tho
barnaclcs, but lRndee, they didn't seem
to know whnt "A pearl was. event And
the pongc didn't know anything
about e. either. the dummies! Ana
the shrimps just walked on and
waved their ~foelcrs. They had their
minds OF their own troubles as the
shrimp-nets had been pat out aud
they had to watch their step. "And
mind, you don't get caught In one OF
thom!'' warned one old fellow.
Badge or no badge, Magic Shoes, or
| none, you'n be IN a nice pickle II you
get caught. and that's not a joke, for
it's the very thing they do TO you.
the shrimp-fishers. pickle you and put
you up In cans"
With his advice. he departed n
the Twins started away, but to their
dlsmay they found they couldn't
move. A fine gray gauzy thread was
wrapped round n round and
round them.
To he Continued.
] Copyright 1921, n. T. a. service)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-11

Urchy Urchin aid not have tho
Fairy queens pink pearl, hidden In
his hushy o The Twins n Cap'n
Pcnuywinkle searched him all over
ana there was no siTn Of Il. SO urchy
waddled away to "A secret place under
some rocks that he knew about to.
sulk.
Wen ask all the oysters and clans
next" said Nancy. brightly. I'm
sure they'd toll US II they'd found H.
She and Nick were OF at one and
knocked at the door OF each sleeping
oyster as though tho British were
coming. But each n assured them
politely that no pink pearl had come
his way. One even remarked that 10
have "a pearl. any Old kind OF a pearl
had been the height Of his ambition
| all his life. but had he found n as
large as n mountain and with all the
oolors Of the rainbow in IL. the Twins
should have II, because they had been
so kind.
The Twins thanked hin ana skipped
] IN. continuing their search. They
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-11
WHO'S HERE

COMBS.
Mrn Matt Fowler. Socorro.
Miss Elsie unger, Socorro.
Charles Adams, Artesin, n. NJ.
Charles 4. Glennun. El Paso.
g. $ Qulnby. Sharon. Pa.
q. II. Drake. Las Vegas.
3 g. Mason and wife. Omaha, Neb.
W Il. Wills and wife. Grand Island,
.Ncb.
J. u. Cohen and wife. Clovis. y. NJ.
II L. LowiH. 81. Joseph. Mo.
Earl Smith. Fort Worth. Tex.
r. II. Williams, Fort Worth, Tex.
Il, II. Zanglen and wife. Lincoln,
@ Il. Harrington. santa Fe.
W. q. Conner, Jr., Santa Fo.
Or. G. j. Amble and wife, Noun
taiualr.
Matt Ketchum and wife, Temple.
Tex.
F.. c. Finley. Denver.
y. n. Love. Pawhuska, Okla.
Joe Ware and wife. Pawhuska,
\. C. Coffey. Las Vegas.
Richard H.. Hubcrty. Leadville,
Colo.
j.. d. sena. Jr., Santa Re.
Oscar Martin. Otto Ranch.
W. VI. Price. Otto Ranch.
+. u. Wetherby. Boston.
STURGES.
W. y. Carter. MaEdalena.
H. ". Burton. Mngdalenn.
Frank Antonclli. Denver.
Ben =. Mucstus. cuba, y. NJ.
A. c. Litticton. Muskogce. okla.
II. y Marquee, Scboyeth, y. NJ.
e. b Bowler. Denver.
Mrs John a. Messing, San Marcial.
y. NJ.
=. E. whitaker, Roswell.
NJ. 70. celery, Los Angeles.
1.ucius Dilla. Santaa Fe.
T., n. Paul, Santa Re.
y L. King. santa Fc.
W. p Griffin. santa Fe.
Frank Staplin. Santa Fc.
Mrs. H.. Lane and daughter, Es-
tuncit.
Fred 1. schsfor. Estancia.
Jack g. Campbell, Phoenix, Ariz.
AINAI,ADO.
l.. H. Daniel. El paso.
Mrs q. N. Long, san Antonio. n. NJ,
q W. Cash, Arlington. Tex,
NJ X. Brown. Denver.
George +. BARTON M wife, Denver
Ira a. Thompson, FL Paso.
l. a. Michael. Denver.
81. :. Stew. New York City.
Albert Levy. New York city.
q. Manchester and wife. Marion. Ia
W r. Harper, waldo. y, NJ.
Pen Williams. III pasO.
:. W. McI,aynolds. Kansas city.
NJ. Wagner, Santa Re.
q. i. Rand and wife, Clovis.
Milton Br.ntaum. st. Louis.
Victor Cuibcrson. silver city.
Milton y. Thompson. Limon, Colo
Mrs. g. 10. Obcrt and daughter
Clinton, IN
o. Z. Gay. Atkinson. Kans.
G. T.. Strntton, ~ Paso
u. q. Gibson. -. Louis.
Alexander MacKcllcr and family
Santa barbara. Cal.
Henry Brewer, Washington, D.. &.
N. l. Rowland. Philadelphia.
William \. Campbell. FlnBstnf
Arz.
j. H. T. Whittcck, Rochester. y.
a. $ Whittpck and wife Rocheste
y. Y.
Edward NJ. Mitchell. ST. Louis.
John Pollard. Wichita Fails, Tex.
Thomas Jordan and Wife, Chicag'
Leopold Godowsky, Los Angelo
Cal.
]. q. Hlndercs. ST. Paul, MINI.