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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
s. GUT FORGED
IN COAL BY
NEW PLAN
COOPERATIVE COMPANY, BLAM-
ING RETAILERS FOR HIGH
PIECES, ELIMINATES
MI0OlE MEN

CHICAGO, Jan 3O-Retaii coal
dealers are responsible for prevailing
high prices of coal. according to F. f..
Kelsey. manager OF the newly formed
Indiana Pocahontas Mining company.
cooperative direct from the mines"
coal producing and selling company.
Dir. Kelsey says his company is out
to show that coal can be produced
and disposed OF to the consumer at
much cheaper prices than prevail at
present.
Mr.. Kelsey said that in the last ten
days he had shipped coal from the
mines in the Ayrshire district in
southern Indiana to towns in North
western Indiana and Southwestern
Michigan, and that retail dealers i'm
med:a:ely cut their prices 81 ton
Plane for high prices cannot be
put on the coal operator. the miner or
the railroad said Mr.. Kelsey THE
operators are making only about Is
to IS cents ton on coal in Indiana,
the high average for miner is Sc a
day and the railroad freight rate for
eoal is not in any sense excessive
Responsibility Is Placed
Il have just had two instances Of
where. in my opinion. the responsible
ity for high prices can be laid.
shipped coal from southern Indiana to
the towns of st. Joseph and Benton
Harbor in Michigan. advertised
that my coal would be sold for s.
ton on the track or 81 ton delivered.
The retail dealers we're charging $1}
a ton and. although there was no
change in the market price. they i'm
| mediately cut their price 5: ton,
which was still high This is an in
dication Of who is getting the big
profits
Mr. Kelsey's. method OF co-opera-
tive coal dealing is as follows. i
number of miners get together, form
the owner 25 cents ton royalty on
| all coal taken uut Kelley acts as
manager and loons after the disposal.
Of the coal. his ,,hdrs. being identical
with that OF the individual miner
! Each man, regardless Of work. shares
alike. The manager, snare is the
same as the coal disssr's share.
Miners Strike Forecast
/ The Pere Marquette railroad. &C.
, cording to Kelsey. is helping him cs-
tablish coal yards at various places
i where he is endeayosing to establish
permanent marks.
! In kclseys opinion the ccl1 miners
| Of the country will strike on April l.
the date on which the miners and op.
orators enter into new contracts. The
operators, he said. intend to cut
wages.
'"rhe men will strike il either of
two things happcn-if their pay is r''-
duced or if the check-of system is
eliminated" said Kelsey "t.li,i.ina-
ton Of the check-off system would
cripple the miners uRion. CniDnisnl
with the miners is a religion. II they
strike they will he hard to bent. as
the miner can live as happily ON a
cracker, if he has to. as he can on q
ham,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
hIDuCIlE CASE IS
HALTED; P|CkFoRD
CASE TAKES STAGE

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 80. While
Gavin McNab, CHIEF counsel for Ros-
coe FATTY" Arbuckle: put on his legal
armor in Nevada today in behalf Of
another famous motion picture star.
Mary Pickford.. thus hating the Ar
buckle trial. harrassed bailiffs endeav-
ored to find means of diversion for
twelve men and two women. the Jury
and alternates in the fat comedians
case. who have now been penned up
three weeks. Their task was made
more difficult by the stern admonition
OF Judge Harold Louderback that they
must not un!er any circumstances
discuss among themselves or With
anyone else the matter which for
three weeks has occupied their atten
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
MORE THAN MILLION
DOLLARS DISTRIBUTED
BY MEMBERS OF xxx.

ATLANTA. Jan. 30-More than
: | .00o. 00a was distributed in charities
~ Knights of the ku Klux Khan dur
ag the wear 1921. The gifts ranged
III the way from financial assistance
to persons in distress to large dona-
tions To colleges. schools and universi-
ties
Figures just compiled by officials of
the organization show that the Khan =
charitable activities were carried on
in every state in the union and that
probably more money was passed out
to needy cases Iy the local organiza-
tons during the year than by any
other similar fratcrnal institution
During the long period of unemploy-
mcnt and its accompanying hardships
and suffering special committees of
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30

ton six hours day. Many Of the
jurors are prominent business men,
and their long separation from their
affairs has not served to make them
patient under the long delay in com
pleting the case
Four witnesses remain to be called
to complete the states rebuttal testi-
mOny.
The defense has at least two sur
rehuttal witnesses under subpoena
brt whether they will be summoned
has not been determined.
In the event Judge Louderback
rules against the state reopening its
direct case to introduce testimony
tending to impeach statements of ley
Prevon that she was coerced. argu-
ments ray begin late Teusday or
"Wednesday morning. In this event
the Jury will get the case in all prob
ability Wednesday afternoon.
Some people will doubt diction-
airy.
Every day we hear OF a Wall street
broker getting broker still.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
vEN|zEl0S, GREEK
WAR PREMIER, ON A
TOUR OF FLORIDA

JACKSONVILLE. Jan 90 Flip
tntriOS tenizeloS. war premier OF
Greece and his party left here today
on the Atlantic Coast Line PineliaS
special for Tarpon Springs To be the
guest OF honor at celebration being
arranged by Greeks Of that commu-
nit- He will be given a dinner to-
NIGHT and viii board the flagship OF
the sponge fishing fleet tomorrow and
go 10 the sponge fishing grounds lie
will leave Tarpnn Springs "Wednesday
for Miami via Titusyille.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
SWALLOWS ENGAGEMENT
RING; GETS 4 DIVORCE

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. So When h-r
testified in her suit for divorce here
today she let him get away with her
wedding ring. bat while he vas doing
that she swallowed the engagement
ring
Mrs. stepp said her husband went
after the pliers during . quarrel
Mrs. Stepp got her divorce
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
II REPAIR Of
10 s URGED BY
81. JOHNS COUNTY

i. AUGUSTINE. Jan. 80. With
w and county authorities. as
~ ~ board Of trade and citizens
~. thoroughly aroused over
\ lo4itiOn Of the brick highway
81. Johns county. il is ex-
tlAt the state completes action
~ 0o9 AID see that this section Of
- Highway is promptly re-
- placed in condition 50 as
- = from ultimate ruin.
= e1anty commissioners. in adj
meeting yesterday. unani
p4opted resolutions addressed
91nfe road department. urged
department. use such portion
ente road fund as Is ncces-
- @mediately repair. improve
49, this brick road by con
. 1hree-foot BERN ON each
Il - brick. The county au-
e'edge the county to con
- culverts and bridges ncces-
800 TINS road. when it has been
~ the state department.
lo90toticns also call upon the
~ department. to transfer te
~ road fund the license fees
= 4hh county. which is sai; te
: over thirteen thousand dol
eioner j d. Rainier was APP
= represent the county on ;
mtttee. composed OF repre-
- q the board of trade. the
1issl0n and the county com
-. to keep in touch with iii,
~ department in its activi
VI local roads.
walking the necessity of i'm
sepair to this main HIGHWAY
lslttes Interested will use ev
- available for early relic
- sttuati, u. which is acut,
- doaLE that the real con
- beel comprehensive
esoeo th. state road depart
Ne.cA Will no doubt dispatcI
q aea here 70 do this wor
siieot possible date.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30

- 100 - ~ one Of the best
= - hare will be when
- glnesly Of Bridgeport.
MN Gqyder, the scrap.
NJ: home n Miami.
- 6xoeed ut the Ar
J, r 1T d FDH. 9Th under
Z ~ National Guard.
49, - Introduction, hav-
- = action here ON two
| snyder IL tho hoy that
- Gplna, battle against
Sl e Chicngo in the early
lSnth. Snyder has an en-
- never having lost a
nnIne most Of them by the
II Nelson, however, he
= hat had many years ex-
~ e1me end one who was
- able 10 take everything
- can hand him, and while
800 over . sleep producer.
~, shat .;,,a
49, :. s.,n- vo,sar ~
~ 40 n nn;r ho,,,
-. ~ en-, hc,., viii.
Vc"nr Sehawnr
.., .,.n,.r. -
"A. M~Isars who a
s..s..~ No., ~, q
-sH 1870, :. a. ,.S;t
. sesr - 80 .'rn - ,ha
~ ot 49,, 49,. ~ - Vii III.
~. 'y -. . I'm .;ma
1000 ra.-a s .Sn
~ sss H' 49, .nd wa;,ars
- ''I S, ~" 49, Il
~ 1, 49,. ~ S So.,o' 49, -
s1e ... hs = ~.h;",,.,
LII, :. a~n;, .,i.
~. ... - !. ~ .T r.. u'' an,"rod
ss ~. s..A shr"u.h .ha;r
& o'ns . -. -. o"sn 81, -
e I - ...sv h.r,,,e ~, ~
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
Ip0r Resident
al Committee
This A. M.

voxk REORGANIZATION of the
oi6sat i hospital auxiliary
"a vhen the executive com :
= That auxiliary met this
II hesyi<al headquarters.
= DUtng 61tccrs were elected:
LGned6n, chairman: Mrs.
lgsEz.i secretary: Mrs. II. Y.
1geosurer. ~
- extending the auxiliary
nqpd and arrangements
llila this area into dis
'e3h listrict under a sub
Appointment of the lead
y liGercnt districts is ex-
DO completed within two
I "a, and then with the nee
a6DlicaliOn blanks and mem :
easds on hand the work will
70 IN earnest.
4 NIL BE another meeting held
- morning at $50 at hospital
o1eors TO consolidate action
III mo9ning. Members of the
NJ cfsnmittee present were
{ q longdcn. Mrs. Il. y. Still
~ 5 &. Archibald, Mrs. &. y
~ Mr.. Lew Smith AMI Mrs
i Hceero.
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SUPREME COURT TAKES
RECESS TO FEBRUARY 7

preme court oi the United States I,
>-aH ,ntta, ftntif Ner.s-ss =. ;,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

lot Your tickets 10: only IS cents and
come earl! t. get good scat
Mothers Day.
Mothers ia, y. II be observed Sunday
In The l'rosby i"rIan church. The mothers
VII, all HiD"'u IN white ard VII! com.
poe thC choir. \ short program mas
., .u arranged md cEcit one Is cordially
invited t. come. nr. Brown Will have i
sermon suitable 10 the occasion.
To Take First Communion
High mass will lie celebrated in the
Corpus Christi church Sunday morn .nH
at O'cluck, and the following children
will receive their first Holy Communion.
Mary EmcrL Nellie LAWS, Rosemary
Mulveh3iI Ruth St.ngcr, Nclma West.
Rose Murphy, Stella StruSkcy, Gertrude
Eornabrand. Mary Stenskcy, Rosetta
Hcckrr and Robert Murray. Jackie To-
rltsch, Walter LcylHnd. Albert Svinm-
WICK. Homer Lcyland. Lawrence PAUL.
l:udUiph Ifuhcr. Alfred LoritsCh, Billy
Coleman and Charles Thomas.
Personals.
Miss Mildred Mcneil, OF Pittsburgh.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs Walter Andcr-
son, OF Eighth street
Thomas Alexander Of New Martins
Vile. IS visiting relatives in North War
wood
Miss Elizabeth S'ecl. Of Akron. O.. is
the guest OF relatives on Hess avenue.
Turns Murray Is in PITTSBURGH. being
called there by the Illness Of his father.
come to the high school tonight and
sec the mystery Of III" It'll" black bag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lucas, Of Glen
dale, are visiting friends here.
...sskzrraronRufAl6Ucl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

holders n tn" water works that burnc'.
N' MrdhicDourne Wednesday.
\ naG vas placed over the Contra .
school building yesterday.
"I"ashOS OF Action" - ;hc H!.c OF 4
war picture which, will b" EIr"a at N"
-rrIni theatre Monday afternoon ami
night under the auspices OF Ear! ran
ris Post 40. : the American Legion.
c II. Wright OF this city has been
elected senior grand warden Of IL"
state l"lE" Of tho independent Order OF
odd Fellows.
Tn. Industrial circle Of the First NJ.
f.. church viii meet at the homo o.
Mrs Frank Walker in Glendale this c''-
ming Mrs e. r.. Carr!can VIII be joint
hrst"sS.
IN art cNhibil will hr held IN all the
public schools of M"undsvIi!c next week.
thalmcr Nult. student At Wesleyan
,uIi"cc .EuckhaNn"n. Will arrive mere
his evening 10 spend over The week cnd
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs >. a.
Ault. Of Ash avenue.
John Hclky Of Third street. spent
, Thursday at Wheeling attending to bus
iur%a affairs
T. ". Donovan who has been quito
III at his home on Poplar avenue Is re
ported TO hc much improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
KILLED IN FALL
CREEK MEETS DEATH WHILE AT
WORK AT LA BELLE
COKE PLANT
Expires Soon Aftsr Porty-Foot Drop
Body Sent to Youngstown

Spinoas Masonich. a Greek workman
employed at the LaBelle Coke plant
north Of Follanshce. was almost in
Ftuntly killed when he missed his foot
ing on Il scaffold and fell about forty
feet The tragedy was witnessed by
several other workmcn employed at the
works.
Mason!Ch WIS engaged in painting
mart of the upper structure when the
accident occurred. When physicians ar
rived and examined Masonich 1t vas
found that he was badly injured intern
aIly, and he expired in fifteen minuteA
The body was taken in charge by In!
dertaker Lindsey Of Stcubenville. and
will he shipped to Nasonich's home In
Youngstown. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

II matters not whether you have had
aEonizinE pains from rheumatism for ~
years or distressing twitChings for 20
weeks. Rhcuma is strong enough ana
mighty and powerful enough to drive
rheumatic poisons from your body and
abolish all misery or money back.
{. II. Ciricst x Co. and all druggists
are authorized to sell Rk"uma on Il no.
cure no-pay basis 4 large hottl" Is in
expensive. and after you take the small
dose as directed once a day for two days
YOU should know that at last you hav"
obtained remedy that vol conquer
rheumat SIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
Only Powerful Medicine
Will End Rheumatism
Rheuma Physicians Prescription, Contains No Mar
'cotics-Harmless- the One Remedy That
Has Forced Rheumatism to Disappear.

For over ten years throughout Ameri.
ca Rhcuma has released thousands from
agony. pain and despair. This Is what
it did for one Sufferer-lt should do as
much for you:
After a long time I found somethiEG
10 cur" me Of RI tism. Less than
one bottle Of Rheuma relieved me or my
trouble. and now am without pain for
tho first time in eight years was 80
bad that could not get up without pull.
ing myself up with my hands and could
not get out Of bed without roiilng OUT
Tho trouble was all in my back. p. ~.
R!lcc. Crbana. Na.--Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
Rir Minstrel Show.

Everything is in readiness for thc
Sophomore Girls Minstrcls. to he gwen
in tho high school auditorium this even
ing AT 80 This show viii please every
ono, :" folks come out and laugh r"a!
hard III" girls haI" praCciccd hard
and Will present something worth while
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12

on"r J. 7. McCOmhs, said after viewing
II last evening. The remains were re
moved to the Gr!sel Undertaking par
lorS from where the iunrra' MI! 70"
hold today. Burial wa hc mai" at III"
Meant Eu-c cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
How to Danish
Piles
Thousands Bless DR.. Lcouhardt. thu
Physician who Discovered a Com
mon SENSE Remedy.

II you think that the surgeons ANTI"
"a the only method oc Escape from IN"
misery or piles, It's because yull n en-
heard o. the new treatment hnrwn a.
Dr Lcoahardts HEN EOID.
The Doctors treatment = internal Ry
experimenting fer ?"ar% h" d'~""\ led
Inc exac; cause Of rjles and t'"N ven
fur,her and compounded = remedy tint
would remove tho cause.
DR.. ieonha rdt wants every Suffer"r IN
heneSt by his discovery and 50 that
there VIII be no douh'i1c "r d"lar {. II.
crest 4 60. and ril DRUGGISTS are au-
'horized 70 sell UF>N-EpIp Mn Gurr-
antee that II viii DO Is stated ar money
back.
On TINT HONORABLE N siG """rT sufF"-"-
shnulI secure a N,rkaG" e nr Loon.
Asrdt's UF.N.ROID TODAY Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
PRoSECuroR ARNOLD OR D E + S
WARRANT FOR MAN WHO
SHOT MFARLAND.
Accused Is Now In Wheeling Gah
Awaiting Trial In o. s. Court
For Freight Theft

So
\ warrant VIII re sworn "U' ,. 1', ,...,,
~" arrest =" " ..,i,,.,cr 80. ,,,,r..e
D2'iS, ~, '' ,,,1,r,,,- - ,rc con-
OF S'l'',u -, .hnn..rr 80 Ear, Me-
t,,r,,nd
,.,s ,,.;.r,,oo c,,vnn
ne C.'.N ,,, ,,I. -, ri,. n,,,re
IL, I,r.,, ycs,,.~,lay afternoon
ea...l' I,,,.6,, ,,,fI.p g, ,r.r,fr.. fer =
..I,., 80 .,r,.rr,.,, Of all re~~ul,
ho,.,,. nav ,,,.,l,,,.. n regard TO the
b,o,Irr pr,,s,..utirr Attorney j
Ilo,a arnold II NnyrdSvi'lc was pres
ent. and after the evidence had been
heard nc ordered q warrant ISSUED to
hold MiSccyirh on The murder charge
=, u.yr 40 -c,,,,d thar ,hr McFlr-
,,,d HOY. and several Of his rurn2au;oHS
we're riding IN an autnmnhil" on he
Eorrs Run road lat. on Tu"S,!Iy n.r NJ.
December 20. 1921. when 4 SHIT or shots
were hred 1T -" machine. one OF me
bullets h't Mcfarland the inquire" ""'
Was removed 10 n'AT"E S'"''' ""'tc
his wounds were dressed IN" ''"','
No was taHeN I" ms t"'"' -" W 49,
street "''''"E. "'H ."'-'f ,,,
proved more serious S".''
Cm"usU1 an" "N - '..t ,hNmo 49,,
'u," N'l''! $500, ;.,',-o, v,...r,.
-, ,t,r,.5anI ,,o ..,.r, of m.
.boor,1r ,ybo mad h,..r removed [, his
home took a turn for the worse and
succumbed 20 his wound
4, i,,..s,i,-at;o, v,s hcrI following
Tho sboottng and durjrA. tina, jnyestiCa-
rio, tbo oCf;re~. found MiSrev!ch and
arrested him on a charge ~ violating
,br interstate shinnrrr lay. as they had
found goods IN his house which had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
WARWOOD

Items for this column may DO LEW
at McNanlara's Drug Store Tor MISS
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
Remains with Jury

Th0 o0e" - NhNrT"& S'TIWoTT 0GT-'-T
"a. rni'.l Tiur Smelling cooperation
Tor s.. Oon alleged - have been d"n" -
Nj: garden plot hv fumes fr"m IN"
,m"li,nE plant went tin To IN" hands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
nnnce TOMORROW Night.

! dance will lee given ut IN" American
I .orior h;Il tomorrow evening Met IN
nclrs orchestra VIII furnish N" muse.
Tn. adn,issi"u foe viii hc S"v"n'N-"N'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-12
Attended Conservation.

E,v Father Z. NJ Schooner. 81 the 81
Johns Catholic church IN this city. at
tended the conservation Of Auxiliary
bishop J. J. Swtnt. hold a. the s.
Tosc1h's cathedral N Wheeling. yes;"r-
day morning This Is ,he third conse-
Grafton service at which Father ScNoe-
non has Been present. Many other per
IONS from this city wrr" in attendance
i. tho elaborate affair held yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
KHAN MAN is
BEING FOUGHT

WARRINGTON. Oct. io,--At con.
fcrences here and IN Now York this
week efforts viii be made 70 eniist
strong administration support for the
move 10 eject republican senator
from Texas.
II. II. creagcr. Texas political
leader and close personal and politi.
cal friend OF President Harding. left
today for Chicago 70 urge Senator
Mediii Mccormick. chairman OF the
republican senatorial campaign com
mittee. 70 rush speakers into Texas
and otherwise aid the candidacy Of
George Peddy. repubiioan.ooaiition
candidate. against Earle hayfield.
who received the democratic nominae
ton.
Mayfieid 10 being opposed on the
grounds that no In Ku Kiux Kan
candidate. rather than because he In
a democrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
STRAND

| ~ 20, h.a hs.n ,.sa % h.xt,x ali
va,,x r..,r-s ..,,-,,ss u,,,s ..r-ar,s
~n,s ,rsa,,,. "a an rss,,, - ~
ana take you 20 whatever piae. you
should long for. would YOU not feel
that even the motorcycle police could
be made 90 serve your such II tho
way Lydia Thorne u.oatrios joy felt
when -acoosted- by an officer who
caught her speeding ON highway.
IL IL an incident In the attraction.
thcater.
coLtsibiA
Tho rtory OF gambler. who IN
known IA tho worst man In town.
and yet having a heart OF gold. and
story OF the loves OF maiden OF
u California desert town and youth.
ful engineer from tho East who
seeks TO obtain a gold ledge found by
the girls father JUS, before no died.
arc depicted In Tho Long Chance.
the Universal ali.star attraction at tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
BLUE MOUSE
Woman Being Tried
on Murder Charge

nREMERToS. Oct. io.--Mrn. Wv.
IAN Leveste Harder was on trial to-
day In tho superior court. charged
with second degree murder. as n re.
ruis 81 tho death Of sherman Brown
during a brawi aboard ship AZ Port
Blakeicy May 30. Tho jury was com
plesed yesterday and tho state was
completing ifs care today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
KIDS NEWLYWED
ABOUT BRIDES
COOKING

well. Jim. how goes married
life by now7 You've been back
from the honeymoon about two
weeks. haven't your limo for you
10 be having acute pains from your
wifc's biscuits. isn't H7'
well. according to the comics.
yes. But II 30 happens that my wife
Ia some cook. n do say IT, BY
goiiy. her biscuits fairly melt In
mans mouth"
"Oh. here now. You're Just try.
ing to Md me. don't blame
you for sticking up for the wife.
though"
kid you nothing. Just to prove
what n good cook she IL. I want
you to como up TO tho apartment
for dinner next Sunday. That's
tho best way 20 show YOU"
You've not been married long
enough 10 know that tho ladies'
don't like their bubbles TO invite
folks TO dinner without consulting
them"
Say. my wffs's an angel. I tell
you. and, besides. she told mo to
ask you out soon. Wen have a
chicken dinner and dumpllngs. I
can promise you that. And well
have n fine pie"
We'll. that's too much for me,
I'll be there. Good chance for me
to break IN my new suit. too. Say.
boy. found the best place to
buy clothes. Cherry's. 1915 and
ave. in the Rialto Bldg. ind floor.
over Pig'n Whistle. New fall styles
just in. and they give man six
months TO pay"
Don't tell me about Cherry's.
That's where got nil my wedding
finery. Two been buying there for
four years. "--Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

Rodoiph Valentino. icho
plays icith Eugene O'Brien IN
II. II. Van Loans crook
story. THE Wonderful
Chance" IL Is noe running
at the Colonial thedter, ,Chere
IL soiu shoic until Wednesday
night only. IL is said that the
story is filled scith action.
which holds up the interest to
the end. The scenes, iohich
pere taken in New York, run
from East Side drives TO
Long Island country homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
Democrats to Plan
on United Campaign

With view 10 agreeing on a
united campaign. all democratic
county and legislative candidates
were meeting Tuesday nj county
headquarters 10 the Halter building.
A similar meeting was held Saturday
BY republican nominees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
Candidates Will
Speak to Women

John u. Miller and Edgar g. eny.
der. republican and democratic can
didaies. respectively. for congress-.
and James A. Duncan. fArmsrisbor
candidate for tho senate. will address
a women's meeting "wednesday night
In tho Htockade hotel. Alki. Tho
meeting win be under the auspices
OF the Women'r Commercial club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

EVERETT Sheriff w. w. West,
defeated In recen, primary for re
nomination By James Mccufioch. "a
run an sticker candidate. Declares
he win bs -iaborinx mans candi
date"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

feature IN which the winsomc little
Viola Dana IL starred. she In well
cast Ia tho comedy drama picture
which was written by Irwin g.
Cobb
BLUE MOUSE
"soye II An Awful Thing" tho
comedy az the n,uc Mouse theafer.
with Owen Moore IN the featured
rolls. - play in which the hero at.
tsmptn TO prove that no would make
an iltVni husband.
Marjorie Daw. widely known ftim
comedsenne. appears IN leading sup
port OF the altar. ka'hlyn Perry.
who 1. Mrs Owen Moore IN private
life Is also an important member Of
tho cast.