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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Aug. is.--
Like tho late Cardinal Gibbons.
whom he VIII succeed as archbishop
OF Baltimore. Michael J. Curiey.
bishop Of the diocese OF St Angus.
tine. is a lover OF the common PEG
pie.
He was born In Athlonc county.
West Meath. Ireland. Oct. !. 1879.
and received his early education in
a private school.
At the age Of is he entered the
University College OF Mungret- Linn
crick. Ireland and had.as his teach.
ers the Jesuit FATHERS.
He later graduated from the Roy.
al University OF Ireland. In Dublin.
and at the age OF 20 volunteered az
a missionary and went 10 Rome. en-
tcring the historical University OF
Propaganda as student OF the
ology.
During his -four years in Rome.
the student won some Of the most
coveted prizes In the sacred sciences.
In March, 1904. he was ordained
priest In ST. John Latcran's by the
cardinal vicar OF Rome.
In November OF that year he came
10 America and was appointed by
the late 1t. Rev. William J. Kenny.
bishop OF St Augustine, 10 the little
mission in Dcland, Fla
After four months he was ap-
pointed chancellor OF the diocese.
and in that capacity spent II months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
FUEL SHORTAGE i'm SEATTLE!|
" tn. United Mine worker.

by the United Mine Worker.
While they would open the mines
on the open shop basis. they would
confer with Representatives Of the
men working as to organisation.
and recognize the right Of collective
bargaining. they said.
The Airport scale establishes the
same wages a. paid In 1919. and his
company Is willing 70 see that
neoessaries are sold In the com.
nany stores at 1919 prices. one OF.
orator said.
immediate resumption OF mine on.
er''ions on the Airport basis will re-
suit In a decline OF not less than a
In the price OF coal ton. All OF
which will be passed on 10 the con.
sumner. IL was said. wyuc Hemp.
hill. gcneral sales manager Of the
Pacific Coast Coal Company, said
operators were willing merely Ia
hold their own without profit until
the market adjusted itself. Flwure.
show that the average profit OF re
tail coal dealers last year was only
approximately so cents ton, he
said. lie said the operators were
willing TO pass tho entire saving ef.
fec'ed 70 the consumer In the form OF
reduced prices.
Illustrating how foreign coal Is
hogKing the Washington market.
one operator said that Canada a
shipping. from $4,000 10 10000 tons
into thls'state a month. where Is. 900
tons was the year,~ limit In 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

hats lust n vee bit 20 the backs OF
their heads. undo their top vest but
tons. and think they are being de.
nghtfnIiy daring.
Untn I came 10 America had
never seen q man ride in railway
train without his eoaS
II a few welhknown men set the
example Of taking off their coats In
England trains. everybody would do
II, As II In. such things are mot
done Probably the only offices In
London today where people work In
their ahlrtrieeyes arc the newspaper
Offices. There they do IL. winter
and summer alike.
No British journalist is any good
unless he works In his shirf'sleeves.
That's a tradition dating back some
20 odd years. fancy Mark Twain
laugh IL then.
Just now it's about 4 o'clock IN
London. and mothers and daughters
and best girls and their best boys
VIII all be making for selfridEe's
store in oxford st. TO get an "Ameri.
can ice cream soda"
selfridge's Is the only place In
London where they can make real
sundae. and going TO Selfridgc's in
the heat wave" is an event--things
date back from the las, visit to that
emporium.
LET me Sec mother viii say.
when did Jack come home-
oh. yce, OF course. the fifteenth. Just
the day after that Ice cream we had
at Seifridge's."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
COAL MAY
INCREASE
"a A TON
l,sIess Mines Of State Open
At Once. Fuel Famine
Sure. Is Forecast

rnless Washington coal '"'h'
- closed by strike, open |"
.,,s. sh~c win be-
r.r shortage In Seattle
Ca, prizes al least 81 a ton
hixhr.
c.nada and other foreign eoun-
80. Will take hundreds Of thous-
81 81 dollars from legitimate
Washington industry
nil Of this states coal busi-
=. wsll BE- wiped out p~rma-
sssfly.
rs,se facts came up In a confer.
-. hsa Monday by the executive
~,s.e, Of the industrial bureau
:, =. Chamber Of Commerce, called
: ss,ssslsste the reasons for the
s...ent high price Of coal and the
s.~..sv X. n. Weeks. chairman Of
- Industrial bureau. presided
.,~-ra,crs. questioned BY the corn
-,,.e stated the men were willing
!. rrr,s 70 work on the Airport scale
s-.,,>a sy the federal government,
I ,.rcrdanre with decline In the
- x living. but were restrained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
What London Does
TO Get Self Over
jolly Hot Season

tops and in tube trains against the
awful" heat
There are no such thing. AZ Palm
Beach suits In England. People
wear slightly thinner clothes In
ummertime-that's ali. Why. II a
man were to stroll past the Ritz no.
tel in n white Palm Bcachcr. or
walk up Bond at at noon in a mo.
hair suit. he would have n process.
sion in his wake In less than no
time. Good Lord" people would
say: lust look at that fellow. Must
be mad--whatg" And they would 70
home and tell their wives about IL.
In the evenings the people sit out
in the parks. No. they do NOT
take off their coats. They tilt their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
OWNS ORE NEAR
MISSED. SHOALS
ADOLPH BOLM GIVES
A SPLENID RECITAL
AT CORNISH THEATRE

sheer eathetic charm perrneated
the performance OF Adolph Bolm and
group OF his advanced pupils Mon
day evening at the Cornish theatre.
Music. color. movement. blending
in n harmonious whole. gave the
dance program the appearance Of
several arts joining hands In perfect
harmony.
The audience. which filled the III
tie theatre. was even more rc-pon
sivc than that which ErcNsd Bonn
on his firs appearance here with
his famous Ballet fntime.
Boim's frs, solo was y Chopin
maxurka. which he interpreted with
his impressive vitality and perfect
sense Of rhythmic values He gave
his picturesque Armenian dance. re-
peated from his Metropolitan pro.
gram last year. and with Mary Ann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

Wells interpreted In expressive mo
ton tho symbolism Of Rachmani.
noff's q Minor Prelude.
Card Leslie and frankiln Crnw.
ford appeared in solo dances. mag
NATIVE interpretations Of works BY
Chopin and Chamlnade. Clara Foro-
va and Leslie appeared In two cap
tivatinw duos. while little Betty Fet.
ter and Taynion Thayer stepped
thru a delicate Strauss polka
Perhaps the most impressive nrn-
Der Of the entire program was the
portrayal OF The spirit OF revolution
as rendered by Boim. Miss Wells
and the ensemble.
Paul McCoole's piano acccmpanL
ments were played with rare artist.
~. and his two solos wcre received
with merited appreciation.
Monday nights program wiIi be
repeated "Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Cop Too Curious;
Still Is Grabbed

Alleged TO have had a copper still
In an auto. S. Bressi. Sc, Dominick
Zrto. SO, and Jim Noble, 40. were
arrested at 1eth ave. and jackson
st. early Tuesday by Patrolman o.
X. Holschumacher. The cop said he
was suspicious when he saw the cop
per worm OF the still protruding
from the back seat of the auto. They
are held on open charges. pending
investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
MELLON IN TRUST
May BLOCK FORD
Has Heavy Interests in Aluminium
Combine, Is Charge

Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee
The aluminium trust has a practical
monopoly In ownership of the orc de.
posits all OF which are located con.
veniently 10 Mussei shoals Indeed.
the Aluminium trust produces all the
aluminium made In America. n has
y complete monopoly in aluminium.
and imports are kept out by a pro
hihltive tariff. The production In
1917 was about $4,000. 900 pounds.
In producing aluminium. the ore
Il carried first 20 reduction plants at
East 81 Louis. H.. where the initial
processes are carried on by a subsld.
larry. the Aluminium ore Co. II was
at this plant that 1855 negroes were
killed In riot some years ago. They
had been Imported to take the Jobs
OF better.paid white workers.
From the East st. Louis rcdue.
i,on plant the ore Is transported by
railroad across the country 10 the
trusts smelling plants. which are 10,
Gated at Niagara Fails. ~ Y. Mary.
VILE. Tenn. Basin. y. G. Mascna. ~.
Y. and Shannigan Falla. Quebec. All
OF these plants are immense consum.
ers OF hydro.eleotrie power. In fact.
aluminium cannot be made without
electric power. az only electric fur
naces can provide the 1000 degrees
OF heat required.
The Aluminium trust IL many
timsx over the bigE-~t ccnsumcr
Of hydro electric power In Amer
lea. u also consumes large
quantities. OF coal and lime rock
In lis processes.
~Mussci Shoals would be an
klral ite for sn aluminium plant
The trust could ship liz partially
reduced ores by . short sil-wstrr
route from It's Fast ST. Louk
plants. and thereby save th~
long and expensive railroad
hauis 10 It's prr~ent plants. No
wonder the trust wants to crowd
Henry Ford out Of Mussei
Shoals"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Charge 3 Applied
Falsely for Bonus

charses Of false application for
soldiers bonus are being prepared
Tuesday by tho prosecuting attor.
ney's office axains, c. T.. Warren.
leo keeney. Ward Gordon and T. A.
u. Gordon. The men were arrested
Monday. Charles neur. arrested al
the same time. was later released.
Charges Of forgery have been filed
against Elmer Campbell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
MEET CARDINAL GIBBONS SUCCESSOR

ton grew between the young priest
and his people.
In April. 1914. he was named to
succeed the late Bishop Kenny in
the city Of Baltimore. His conse.
Grafton made him the youngest bish.
op In America In June. 1914. he
was made bishop Of st. Augustine.
More than so churches and chap
els have been erected during his
term in st. Augustine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Boy, 10, Arrested
in Robbery Case

Ray Boddie, is. was arrested late
Monday. proving near St Teresa's
home, by Patrolman Charles Whit.
ing. He is suspected Of robbing the
Red Front Clothing store Sunday.
Whiting alleges he found missing
articles from the store in Bodies
possession. An investigation will b.
mnde today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Claim Prohibition
Will Sweep World

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. is-Pre.
dictions OF prohibition sweeping the
entire world were made today by
delegates from various parts Of the
country arriving for the national
convention OF the woman's Christian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

Omitted Press staff corrczpondenu
NEW YORK. Aug. is.--"Dy Jove.
it's hot
That is what they are eaying In
London now. They think It's hot. II
isn't really. over here we should
say. what glorious day. and
revci in the cool breeze.
But In London. TITS a Jolly hot
day. by George
OF course. 10 Iondoners. what we
call a cool day seems like fur
mace. They never get what VIC are
having now. sull that does not pre-
vent thousands OF perfectly good
Englishmen hopping their perfectly
dry brows and groaning on omnibus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

Temperance Union. which opens here
Thursday.
THE nations are beginning 10 real'
tie the economic advantages OF prohi-
bition." Miss Anna A. Gordon. ma
tional president, declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
HAS FINANCIAL INTEREST
IN ALUMINIUM TRUST

This fact adds antercst 20 Mr. Mel.
Ions connection with the Aluminium
Company Of America--the aluminium
trust--which Is said TO be Ford's
strongest competitor for Mussel
shoals.
THAT Mellon has large financial
interests In the Aluminium trust can.
not he denied. lie II said TO be ita
chief owner and financial hacker.
"Prior to being Installed as seer--
tary of the treasury. he was a direc.
tor OF the Aluminium company and
ia subsidiaries, the Aluminium Cook.
ing utensil Co. tho Aluminium ORE
Co. the Electric Carbon Co. the u.
$. Aluminium Co. and perhaps 9th.
ers.
Arthur Davis. president Of the
Aluminium trust. IN Melons trusted
friend and agent
OWNS ORE NEAR
MtSSEL SHOALS
aluminium IL made from bauxite.
the chief deposits Of which are found
in Arkansas. IL also " found In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
nrom the Washington Bureau
The starr

from the Washington Bureau OF
The starr
= WASHINGTON. Aug. Ia
The relation of Andrew W. Mel.
Ion. secretary Of the treasury. 90
the aluminium truss causes Rep
rosentstiyc George lIuddlosiop.
OF Birmingham, Ala. TO fear for
Henry Ford's chances Of acauir-
ing the Mussel shoals project
under his own open offer 10 the
Secretary Of war.
Discussing the situation today,
uuddieston said
"Will Henry Ford's offer for the
government plants at Musscl shoals
be accepted The answcr TO this
question viii probably be made by
Andrew w. Mellon. secretary OF the
treasury and perhaps the most pow
crfui member OF President Harding I
cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16

in st. Augustine, associnting himself
in the parish work OF the cathedral
Returning to Deland. Curley spent
eight years as missionary over a
wide territory. He answered sick
calls and held many services in pri-
vatc homes. A real bond OF affec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Circular
Velvet Pillows
Special $3.50 Each

Pillows in the decorative
round style, of Velvet in
Rose. Mulberry or Blue,
shirred to large covered
buttons in center; special,
$3.50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
Tapestry and
Velvet Pillows
Special $3.50 Each

Brown, Blue. Rose or
Mulberry Velvet Cushions
trimmed with Tapestry.
and in the favored circular
style. Exceptional value at
this special price, $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-16
1000 Yards of Comforte
SateenS
Special Csc Yard

Lengths from 2 70 IL yards in Powered Sateens suit
able for comfort coverings featured at special price
Fifteen different designs with green, blue pink white
grounds and roous flower and bird patterns in col
Width. SO inches special. 35f yard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

why did you lie when I asked you
who was "a the house at tho time OF
the MURDER"
'Eh? Eh9" the old mar ~quavered.
You're not as leaf as that. Where's
your daughter now ?'
My oars!" the old servRnt whlne1
4 can't hear. sir"
"All right" Garth shouted. "If you
want TO 20 10 the lookup. and your
dRughtec too, stay as deaf As you
please"
lie wasn't prepared Tor The revolving
success hat came 90 him. Mcdonald
clutched at one OF the window curtains
and hid his twitching face In les folds
while sobs. dimcult aud slckening. tore
from his throat. shaking his ben,
shoulders.
God knows, I haven't soon her since
l went to bed last night. thought
she'd gon OUT
First OF an Garth said. 7 want
her picture
81 haven't any" Mcdonald cried.
But Garth hadn't missed the mans
instructive gesture toward his watcf
pocket. Against his protests Garth tool
the watch and as he had forescen
found n photograph Ia the case. Th'
picture was not OF 20 young woman. but
the face was stii attractive In an M
compromising fashion. II was thi.
hardness. this determination about "a,
picture that made Garth decide tina
tho original, under sufficient prOyoca
ton. would ho capable Of killing.
For her sake and yours. Mcdonald.
Garth said answer one thing truth
fully. Did she fancy herself any NOR.
than a superior scryant2 Had IN.
formed fos Mr., Taylor any silly attach
mentf'
Mcponald's reply was quick and as
surcd.
TO Mr. Taylor she was only
trusted servant, sir. and she knew he
place"
The whirrlng 81 a motor ~sugrcsto.
that an automobile had drawn up be-
fore the house. Garth slipped the pho
tograph In his pocket
III that Is Mrs. Taylor arriving" D
said with an uncomfortable desire {
shirk the next few minutes. THE new
ot her husbands death might com
easier from YOU"
! = ~toleDhoned Mr.. Reed" McDonal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

answered, "but she isn't out OF her
head. II that's what you mean. I've
always thought IT'S a habit Of hers 10
hide her real thoughts behind apparent
absurdities."
4 had wondered about that" Garth
said with satisfaction. zone more
thing. There has been talk among
the servants Of spirits. OF means"
She shivered.
4 know nothing about that she
said. except hal tho house is unboar-
able. NV husband, think. believed
In Il n lit'lc. I've heard him and my
mother talk about a figure who some
times walked. I've never liked It here.
Il dcprosscs me too much. That's all
Thanks" Garth said. You will
want time % accustom yourself Rest
assured ] viii do every thing 1 can to
get tho TRUTH
A. thcy went out the resonance OF
Reeds undcrtone reached Garth.
"Holen' You arc giving this mans
suspicion too much weight. lie seems
TO have mo- evidence"
After the door had closed Garth teic-
phoned tho inspector. suggesting thai
the house be guarded In order hat h,
might have Mcdonald. Clara, and N,
old lady at hand.
Garth hurried 60 tho kitchen. tn,
night was nearly complete there. but
as he entered. he caught a swift. silen.
movement rom tho servants stairs
tie walked 20 the entrance.
4 thought so.'
Tho girl clara shrank from him "
the shadows. She wore "a hat ant
cloak. She carried a handbag.
N you don't want yourself locked
mp. charged with murder. take thosi
things or" Garth said. Take mo {,
thc room occupied by the housckeeper
shaken ma uncertain. clara lc
him 10 "a room a. the head Of the stairs
which. Garth found, had "a second doc
opening into the upper hall OF the from
portion Of tho house. The room dis
played "a taste seldom found anon
servants The bed had been occupiv.
last nisht. but TO an appearances 70
only a hrl'f period. Some clothing AN.
70 pair ur shgoA lay al one side. am.
clothing. shoes. and hats we're ncltti
armnrcd iH tho closet. but nowhor
could he nnd a dressing gown or a pal
Of bedroom slppers. II Mcdonald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
VIA Note From the Dead

haven't seen much Of her. II isn't
that" she whispered, TITS because the
house Is full Of queer thsngs. The
servants al felt a. They talked about
spirits and left. Five have come and
gone In the week rye been here. But
I've never been superatitlous. and I
didn't hear anything until last night"
Garth stirred.
"what did you heart when vas it?@
about midnight" she answered.
tenseiy, Il had had company In the
kitchce until then. 80 I was alone
downstairs. Ms;sonaid had told me be.
| fore he went to bed to make sure the
last thing that the library IRE was ell
right. I had looked At II and had put
the fender Up and was just leaving the
room when I heord this sound-like
means. sir. 1--we never heard such
suffering"
She shuddered.
1T was Hike a voice from the grave
like somebody trying to get out OF the
grave
"But you heard no shot7-
"No, sir. I n 90 the kitchen. but. as
I told you. there was no n there. Nc
Donald had gone to bed, and 80 had his
daughter"
Garth stopped swiftly forward and
grasped her arm.
what's that you're sayinEf His
daughterl You mean 20 tell mo Nc
Donald has a daughter, and b was
In the house last night7'
She shrank from his excited gesture.
Yes. Ito asked me MOI TO tell you.
but I'm frightened. don't want to get
In trouble. She's the housekeeper. She
engages all the servants and runs the
house"
Then where f. she now7-
she must have gono out early this
morning. sir. for I haven't seen her all
day. l wanted to bo fair. I've only
been waiting for her 20 come back 20
I could tel her I was leaving"
send Mcrsnald back 10 me-" Garth
said. unless he's left the house. too"
The butles had deliberately lied "a
shield his daughter and had asked
secrecy OF this girl. II was turning
out an interesting case after ali-possi-
bly, an abnormal one.
Mcdonald slipped IN. He was NOR
agitated than before. His face wa,
distorted. His tongue moistened hi,
lips thirstlly. Against his will Garth
applied the method he knew would
bring the quickest result with such q
man. He grasped the stopped shoul-
ders. He shouted:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

said. Hes an old friend OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tayior's. I told him about the
telegram. and he's probably met her
and brought her home.'
Il Will DO here" Garth said, If Tho
wishes 10 speak 10 me-"
lie heard Mcdonald open and close
the front door. Then the widow en-
tered. followed by n young mar with
an abundance Of DARK hair curling over
a low forehead and shading ~ a tribe
too deep set. But at hrst Garth aas
only the widow. and he marveied that
one so young and lovely IN an ctheri-i
sense should have been mated with the
elderly invalid upstairs. ~ he rocked
Il suddenly occurred 10 him that Reed.
since he had lost Taylor as a friend.
might crave more thar friendship from
the widow.
She sank on n divnn.
1T Is dreadful to come home this
way" she said. dreadful had never
dreamed OF his doing such a thing"
1T h by no means certain" Garth
said gently. "that he killed himself.
There il n curious situation In this
house. McDonald's daughter. the house
keeper. for Instance. has not been seen
since n short time before the crime"
Her lips ,witched n little. he faneied
hope in her eyes.
III you are able Garth said. Il
would like you to tell me something
about her.
Il have never seen her" she an
swered. "she came after l went West
Mcdonald had a good deol OF influence
over MI. Taylor. and l never quite
trusted him. There's no use. You
might as well know the truth about Mr..
! Taylor and me. You've probably heard
\ We were never quite happy. He was
so much older. We never quite be
longed TO each other. But that is all
II isn't true all this gossip that I went
West for a divorce. and I don't believ'
no was the man to XII himself. II
there has been a crime against him
want tho world 10 nov Il. / want hi
memory clean"
Quickly the man Reed touched hel
shoulder. For the nrst time since En-
terlng the room he spoke. His voice
possessed a peculiar. aggressive reson.
ance.
Helen. you shouldn', take this man
suspicion that he vas murdered to-
seriously"
Garth motionod him 20 silence.
at such a time" he said to Mrs
ira like 10 ask one or two questions
Your mothsr7 Her mind7"
He caught a fash of pain across he
white face.
"sho has always been peculiar" sh.