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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28

Shoes
Is Pumps, one. two-strap or open
style, in kid, calfskin. suede
and silver cloth. brown, black
and silver. sizes AVA. 4lsAA,
5AA. 5isA. 5hAA. GA. 7B.
IA. 71sA and 7lsAA; original
prices $1,000 and sl2.50; re-
duccd to $685.
Ia Lace Boots. brown or black
kid. sizes 3B, 3IsB. Alb. &C,
aga. 4hB. 5AA. 5B. 5isA
and 6B; original price $500;
reduced to .............S6 $685.
81 Pumps. opera. one strap and
Mary Jane styles. French and
low heels. calfskin. patent
leather. kid and buckskin: in
black. black and gray. brown
and gray: sizes 3B. "A. Alb. &C,
Abb, 4isA, 4lsAA. 5A, 5AA.
SIC, 5lsAA, &C. 6AA. 61sAA
and 7AA; original prices $3.50
and $1,000: reduced to. .S4.95
IL Pumps. buck. satin and calf
skin, cross strap, one strap.
two strap and opera styles;
Baby French. French and mil
itary heels, gray and black.
beige, gray and black: sizes
3isB. SIC. Alb. &C. 4lsB. sc,
6B, 5lsA, 5lsAAA, 6B. 6AA,
&C. 7B and "a; original prices
$500 to $1,000; reduced to-.
............ ...... $3.50
Is Pumps and Lace Oxfords. satin.
kid and calfskin. black. brown
and white. French and mill
tary heels: sizes &C. "A. 4AA.
4iaAA. 5AA. SIC. 5IsAA,
6B, 61sA. 6IsB, IA. 7B and &c:
original price $500; reduced
to .......... ........ $l.95
8 Pumps and House Shoes. kid
and buckskin. black. brown and
white; some one-strap style;
sizes SB, SUB, 31SC. "A. 4la.
l1kC, ll.AA and ga: original
prices $500 to $1,000; reduced
OxIoxuSs ho anu Caaohihs
black and brown, lace style:
sizes SIC. &C and 5B; original
price $500; reduced 70 $7.95
II Children's Shoes, patent leath-
er, kid and elkskin; black. black
and white, and smoke; sizes 4.
Az, s, 5ls. s and 6i.; original
prices $3.50 to $500; reduced
TO ............ ........$1.95
81 Children's Shoes, kid, patent
leather, calfskin and elk. In
black, brown, black and white.
and smoke; boots, skuffers and
lace styles; sizes 4, 5, 51a, 8.
6ia, z and 8; original prices
$3.50 and $500; reduced to-.
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Mems FURNISHINGS

8 Shirts, white. mercerizcd pop
lin. soiled. attached and de-
tached style. sizes 1914 and l6;
original price $3.50: reduced to
.............. .$2.95
Is Shirts. assorted colors. madras.
pcrcale, soiled. assorted sizes;
original prices s1.45-s1.S5; re-
duced TO .75c
IS Shirts, stripes, imported An
dcrson madras. soiled, sizes IL
to IL; original price 1896; re-
duced to -. .$l.S5
z pairs Union Suits. athletic.
Vassar, soiled. size 81; original
price $3.50: reduced to sl.35
10 pairs Union Suits, knit. Isle,
soiled. sizes 81. SO. a.; original
prices $3.50 to $500; reduced
% Shirts. Oxford. white, attached
collar, soiled, sizes Is TO II:
original price s1.95: reduced TO
......,..... 1891. .Sl.zo
II pairs Sox. white, fiber silk.
soiled, sizes 9is TO IL: original
price soc; reduced to. Csc
8 pairs Sox. dropstitch, silk.
white. soiled. sizes 9is and 10;
original price sl.75; reduced to
............ ............ Ioc
Q Handkerchiefs, linen. initiated.
white. soiled; original price
SLIPS; reduced to ..... .75c
6 Handkerchicfs. linen. initiated.
white. soiled; original price
75c; reduced to ........ .45c
60 Handkerchiefs, linen, initiated.
white. odd lot; original price
35c; reduced TO 1900. Csc
81 Handkerchiefs, cotton. initiated.
white, odd lot; original price
Csc; reduced to 49,. 3 for soc
ID pairs Gloves, gauntlets, white
canvas. cotton; original price
25c; reduced to. 49,. 3 for soc
z Union Suits, wool mixed.
blue, Globe make. sizes "a. SO,
80; original price $3.50; re-
duced to ...............S 3.35
8 pairs Gloves, cotton. tan, sizes
~ and g.; original price 50c;
reduced to 35c
20 pairs Gloves. horsehide, black,
unlined. sizes 8 to 10; original
price $500; reduced to .S2.45
81 Shirts, silk striped. soiled. sizes
ID to 1914 /; original price s7.35;
reduced to -. .$4.95
s Gowns. flannelette, stripes.
soiled, sizes IL and 10; original
price 81 .25. reduced In 65r
3 Shirts. wool, dark green. mill
tary collar, sizes 14la and 10;
original price $3.50; reduced
3 pairs Pajamas, flannelette,
striped, soiled. sizes B and c.;
original price $500; reduced to
............. Sl.1o
--MacDouga all Southwicls. Street Floor.
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JeaDelry

III ttit1bf fhNtathtk " 49, Ast@a
Pencil Chains; 2 Bar Pins,
sterling. black enamel and bril-
liants; 3 Baby Pin Sets, 3 pins
on chain; "a Novelty Neck
laces. sautoires. crystal beads,
metal combinations; / pair
Cuff Links, enamel; 2 Calalith
Bracelets, clouded amber eff
feet; l gold-filled Bangle Brace
let; / Dorine Case. silver-plat-
ed: | Stick Pin, solid gold: 3
Bar Pins, Cloisonne enamel on
sterling; 3 Hat Pins, novelty,
jet and Florentine; original
prices Toe to $500; reduced
TO ................ $3.50. QUO
SO articles. including 2 Bow Knot
Brooches, sterling. Cloisonne
enamel; 3 Hat Pins, novelty,
jet and Florentine; 81 heavy
French Pearls. cream. white,
IS, "a, 27-inch lengths. large
and small graduations; original
prices sl.25 to s1.75; reduced
10 ......... toc
IS articles, including 2 genuine
Pendants. jade; 3 pairs Cuff
Links, Ii karat gold plate; /
Locket and Chain. gold-filled,
child's size; 10 Pearl Neck
laces, Oriental lustre. solid
gold clasp, graduated. II and
27-inch lengths; ! gold-filled
Bracelet with secret catch,
misses size; 2 Necklaces. nov
city, gray crystal and black
amber effects; original prices
S2.25 to s3.75; reduced to S1.50
IS articles, including. 8 French
Jet Brooches, floral, bow knot
design; 2 strands genuine Cor
al Beads, l8-inch length, grad
uated: 3 Vanity Cases. silver
plated, coin purse; dull Jet
Coat Chain; original prices.
$l.75 TO $3.50; reduced to SIPS
Z articles, including 8 Neck
Chains, solid gold. 16 inches
long; 2 Waldemar Chains, gold
filled; original price sl.75;
reduced to ............ Sl.00
2 articles. including ! French
wooden Necklace, hand-carved
beads and pendant; Bead
Necklace. genuine jade. 81
inches long: original prices
$3.50 and $500; reduced to-.
................ $500
6 French Pearl Necklaces. silver
luster. heavy wax filled. per-
feet graduation, 81, "a. "a
inches long: original prices
$500 to $3.50; reduced to $3.50
8 articles, including / Galalith
Bracelet. novelty. black and
white: 2 Bar Pins, French jet,
set with imitation jade; 5
strands Coral Beads, genuine.
81 inches long; 2 French Sau-
torres. red galalith studded in
jet; original prices S2.75 to
$500; reduced to 49,. $3.50
20 pieces Jewelry, including Cuff
Links, Lingerie Clasps, Rhine
stone Bar Pins, Novelty Crys-
tai Beads, Novelty Hat Orna-
ments; original price Soc; re-
duced to .25c
20 Bar Pins, imported. set with
brilliants, various sizes, origi-
nal price SOC; reduced to for
-. .35c
--NiarDour all Sout \ wick Street Ftoor
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jersey and Knit
Underwear


5 Step-Ins, jersey silk, pink, Van
ity Fair make, size SO: original
price $685.; reduced to. SITS
6 Step-In Drawers, pink jersey.
Kayser make, sizes 6 and z;
original price $3.50; reduced
4 Vests, Lilyknit, jersey, slightly
soiled. pink. sizes 38 and AZ;
original price $3.50; reduced to
$3.50
Fl Boomers, pink jersey. size 2l;
original price S2.95; reduced to
$Z.40
Is Boomers and Drawers, pink
jersey. some Vanity Fair make.
sizes 5. 6 and 8: original prices
$4.95 and S4.75; reduced to-.
.,............. 1895
IS Boomers. pink jersey, sizes 4
and s.; original price S1.95; re-
duced to ..............$ l.J5
6 Children's Suits, white, cotton,
with low neck, no sleeves, knee
length, size g.; original price
Soc; reduced to ........ Csc
II Children's Suits, white cotton
(some boys suits included),
high neck, long sleeves. ankle
length and low neck. no sleeves
and knee length, sizes A. 6 and
IL; original price s1.25; re-
duced to -. Csc
IL Children's Suits, nainsook.
white. athletic style, sizes 2. 3,
a and 8; original price S1.00;
reduced to ............. SOC
Is Children's Pants, white, cotton,
sizes 8 and 10; original price
soc; reduced to ....... 25c
--MacDourall- Southwicl, Third Floor.
Hosiery
% pairs Silk Hose, full-fashioned.
embroidered. navy, gold, brown
and blue; some with lace in
serts, some pointer heels, sizes
49, to 10; original prices S1.95
to $500; reduced to .S1.95
2 pairs, Lisle Hose, full-fashioned,
balbriggan, size O.: original
price $780, reduced to 4. SOC
--NiacDougalI Southwich. Street Floor
Women's Bathing Suits
81 Bathing Suits, pure worsted and
plated worsted, black, navy,
purple, brown. green, brown
heather, red, gold, contrasting
stripes on chest and skirt; sol
i'd colors. plain suits; sizes 20
to "a; original prices S2.95 to
$5.75; reduced to. So. $500
--AIacDousail. Southwick. Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Thousands of Articles Greatly Reduced
Big Savings in Every Department
Necka0ear, Ties, Nosegdys

ANNthWtVf a tto, A'N"~o~
2 Motor Wells, brown; original
price SITS; reduced to. .sl.zo
2 Sashes. satin, navy blue with
plaid and navy blue. lined with
light blue: original price 1915;
reduced to .............so c
80 Collars. organdie, assorted col
ors. Tuxedo style. embroidered
original price Sl.00; reduced
10 Use
4 Windsor Ties, crepe de chine,
In purple and yellow; original
price 85c: reduced 10 -. Csc
8 Organdie Flowers. assorted col
ors. boutonnieres: original price
Soc. reduced TO Zoe
8 Corsages. satin: original price
Sl.75; reduced 10 .... Csc
--siaeDousaii souihwiek. street Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Outing Toys

8 Leggings, tan corduroy, button
style. medium size; original
price $3.50; reduced to. $3.50
20 Coats, khaki, tan, with long
coat, belted, patch pockets,
sizes BIG to a. original price
S4.95; reduced to -. $3.50
2 Coats, khaki, tan. with cordu-
roy collar, belted models, size
"a; original price $4.95; re-
duced TO SIPS
--NiacDougail. Southwlcls, Third Floor.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Toiletries

T0itetT7es
3 bottles Toilet Water. Safanor;
original price $40; reduced
10 .............. si.oV
s ounces Charme Perfume: origi-
nal price $500; reduced
8 ounces Arly's Jasmin Sachet;
original price $500; reduced
to .......,....... .xl.2J
8 Millers Hot Water Bottles. p
quart size; original price $500;
reduced TO .............S l.2o
6 Violet's Liquid Face Powder,
white; original price 1915; re-
duced to ..............x2 .75
3 Miro Dena Chin Supporters;
original price $500; reduced
to .............. s5.oo
80 articles, including Hyglo
Manicure Sets, large size:
Cloth Brush. solid ebony back;
8 bottles Caprice Toilet Water;
3 bottles Melba Toilet Water;
z ounces Violet's Burning Per-
fume; 7 De Vilbis' Perfume
bottles with glass shoppers; 4
Princess Combs. hard rubber,
and 2 Thermo Vans; original
prices Sl.00 to $3.50: reduced
to ................ Toe
s boxes Ashes Of Roses Rouge.
large size: original price 75c;
reduced to ..............6 SOC
% articles. including 4 yellow oil
tanned Chamois: 8 Roger and
Gallet Compact Face Powder;
8 Roger and Callet Rouge.
brunette; and 8 Garden Clio Tai
cum, in glass container; origi-
nal prices 75c and 85c; reduced
10 ......... QUO
22S articles. including Is bottles
Clensol Cocoanut Oil Shampoo.
81 cakes British Bath Squares.
assorted odors; Q Hyglo Cuticle
Remover. IL Twcczcrs. 8 bars
Gardenia Soap, wrappers de-
fective: IL Bourjois Vanity
Boxes, 8 Prophylactic Tooth
Brushes. bottles Palmer's
Skin Lotion, and 3 bars Palm
er's Garden Clio Soap; original
prices 35c to 75c; reduced
10 Zoe
20 articles, including ounces La
Boheme Sachet, 3 hard rubber
Dressing Combs. 6 William
Aqua Velva, Resinol Oint-
ment, and 5 imported Safety
Razors; original prices 50c to
Toe: reduced to. Csc
IS articles. including IL Hair
Brushes, wooden back. and 5
Clothes Brushes; original price
S1.00: reduced to. ....... 45c
10 Sets of French Ivory, powder
jar and hair receivers: original
price $500; reduced to. .s1.00
! Fiberloid Toilet Set. dark shell
color; original price SASS; re-
duced to ..............$ $3.50
/ Fibcrloid Set, powder jar and
hair receiver. dark shell color;
original price $500; reduced
10 S3.JO
5 Sets French Ivory, fancy de-
sign brush, comb, mirror. in
lined case; original price 1896;
reduced to .$A.2J
8 articles, including l Fiberloid
Picture Frame, large cabinet
size; 1 Fiberloid Jewel Case,
and Fiberloid Cloth Brush;
original prices $3.50 and $500;
reduced to .N.75
-NscDsussiI-ssuthwi street risss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Leather Goods

8 Tightwads, for bills. brown
calfskin, medium size; original
price 1925; reduced to .75c
1 Writing Case, black leather,
large size, imported; original
price $3.50; reduced to $685.
/ Writing Case. brown leather,
large size; original price $685.;
reduced to j.. 1895
13 Bags, mahogany patent leath-
er, fitted with coin purse, some
with mirror; original price
$3.50; reduced to 49,. 1895
/ Bag, black and gray silk, en-
broidered, large size; original
price $500; reduced to $5.95
-SiacDougall Southwicl. Street Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Linen Goods

s Tea Cloths, linen. oyster color.
embroidered in scallops with
old blue, 81 inches round; orig
inal price $i2.50; reduced to
1870. ........'.. $3.50
z Tea Cloths. linen. oyster color.
embroidered In scallops with
old blue; original price $1,000;
reduced TO .............S3 .So
Is Scarfs, linen. embroidered
in scallops with old blue. Tx
81; original price 1886: re-
duced to ............... $3.50
IS Huck Towels. embroidered. cot
ton. white. hemstitched and
scalloped with embroidery. Tx
%; original price Sl.o0; re-
duced TO ........... QUO
3S Turkish Towels, cotton. white.
pink or blue borders. soiled.
size 20x3s: original price sl.25:
reduced TO ............75c
2 Table Cloths. Chinese linen.
embroidered. cream color. hem
stitched with hand-cmbroidery.
40-inch: original price sl7.50;
reduced to .............&s 1915
--MAcDouss southwiek. Basement Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Ribbons

367 Ribbon Remnants, all silk.
varied colors; narrow wash
ribbon, narrow novelty ribbons,
grosgrains, heavy satins, wide
brocades; reduced to -. $500.
............. One Half Price
% Ribbon Novelties, all silk,
many colors, including vanities,
shoe trees, novelty bows, PIN
cushions, sachets; reduced to
.One-Half Price
-Mnr11cuS all Gos.s n ~wxrL Ss~~~4 E7r.Sr~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Cloves

Is pairs gauntlets, lambskin.
white, fancy and plain. sizes
bR to q; original prices S2.95
to $3.50; reduced to. +. .S2.75
90 pairs, gauntlets. silk lined,
chamoisette, covert, white,
brown and gray, sizes 6, 6Ia,
z and 71a original prices $2.35
to $500; reduced to. .$1.95
Do pairs, silk gauntlets, silk lined,
brown and black, sizes 6, 6ls,
2 and ~; original prices S235
TO $500; reduced to. .S2.15
--MacDougallSo uthwicis. Street Floor.
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housands OF Other Remnants Advertised Tonigfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Silk and Muslin
Underwear

CTtUGT WECT
IL Corset Covers, muslin, white,
built-up shoulders, trimmed
with embroidery, sizes as, 48
and 80; original price SIPS;
reduced TO ..............4 3c
8 Envelope Chemises, white nain-
sock. regular and bodice tops,
net and lace trimmed, sizes rs,
48 and so; original price $3.50;
reduced TO .S1.45
rs Gowns, batiste, pink and white,
round neck, short sleeves, hem
stitched, V neck, sleeveless,
sizes Is, 16 and IT; original
price sl.45; reduced to. SIPS
20 Chemises. white, batiste, bodice
top. trimmed with lace and
hand-hemstitching, sizes 36,
38. 40 and AZ; original price
s1.45; reduced to SIPS
Is Boomers, white sateen, with
ruffles and hemstitching, well
reinforced, size %; original
price $3.50; reduced to .s1.75
II Chemises, flesh satin, lace
trimmed, sizes %, AZ and AZ,
original price S1.85; reduced to
@l.iJ
80 Camisoles, satin and crepe de
chine, flesh-colored, lace-trim-
med. sizes SO, 38, 40, az and
a.; original price CSC; reduced
TO Use
8 Pillow Sachets and Ribbon
Roses, pink and blue and as
sorted. the sachet with ribbon
flowers; original price SITS;
reduced to Csc
-MacDcugaiI-S outhwick, Third Floor
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Avenue.

DreS&naIsing - Children's clothes
a speciality. Apply, 1923 West End
Avenue. 313-4t
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Acute Indigestion
For Over Two Years

For over two years | suffered
from acute indigestion" says Arthur
l.. Reeves, secretary of the Austin
burg Fuel & Light Company. Ohio
Frequently calling in a physician but
getting only temporary relief. Act
ing on the advice of friend | took
Dr.. Orths Stomach Remedy regular
" until the first package was used
up l then procured another pack
ago of which l have taken only an
occasional dose for a real or fancied
condition of acid stomach or heart
burn. For seven months now |
have been entirely free from any at
tack OF acute indigestion and can eat
anything I want with no fear of bad
results. In case OF sour stomach
which is sometimes quite annoying,
one dose will be found worth the
price of the package. If the above
statement of facts will help to call
the attention of other sufferers to the
merits of Dr. Orth's Stomach Remedy
1 shall be glad to have you use it,
Signed Arthur l.. Reeves.
They all say the same. For IS
cents you can get large box of DR..
Orth's Stomach Remedy, a great
physicians greatest stomach pre-
scription, at all good druggists.
THE ORTIZ LABORATORY CO.,
East TiverDOOl Ohio
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tuberculosis Expert To
Visit County

The County Agent has made ar
engagements to have DR.. J. ]. Jones of
the Bureau of Animal Industry spend
two days in this county explaining
how our farmers can secure the help
Of the Government in eradicating
this disease. 1t is hoped that ar
engagements can be made for Dr.
Jones to speak at HurIock, Vienna
and Cambridge. Any other sections
desirious of hearing DR.. Jones should
get in touch with the County Agent
at once
I Nearly everyone knows that the
Federal Government has helped the
farmers in other places to get rid of
this disease but it is their policy to
spend what little money they have
available for this purpose in the
points where farmers are most in
terested. The County Agent has
persuaded the Bureau to take an in
terest in Dorchester County but they
feel that our farmers are not yet suf-
iciently interested in tuberculosis
work to warrant the expenditure of
very much money. 1t is hoped that
we will be able to show DR.. Jones
that we are very much interested.
The dates and places of the meetings
be worth every farmers while even
if lie has only one COW to make Il
sacrifice to be present as this is a mat
ter Of 3reat i'm JOrtancr.
COUNTY AGENT.
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Catarria! Deafness Cannot Be Cared

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
tional treatment. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is a constitutional remedy
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition of the mucous lining of
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it IS entire
" closed, Deafness is the result Unless
the inflammation can be reduced, your
hearing may he destroyed forever
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the blood on the mucous sur
faces of the system, thus reducing the in
flammation and restoring normal condi-
tons
Circulars free. All Druggists
+. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio.
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CLAIBORNE ANNAPOLIS FERRY Ire.
WINTER sCHEDULF

Leave Claiborne ,....~..1r.G> Y Nj.
Leave Annapolis .....r. SIS r. NJ.
SUNDAYS
Leave CIalDOfne 0-UO i. M
Extra trips, viz. Leave Claiborne Fri
day and Monday evenings o'clock
Leave Annapolis Saturdays, Monday,
and Tuesdays \. II
q. Of TOWARD, t4eE. sIxr
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-15
EMIGRANT BALANCE IS
100000 FOR GERMANY
Influx of 100000 People as Re-
suit Of World War Compared
With Loss OF $4,000.

Through the rush OF refugees from
host OF Germans from the lost colonies
and ampatatcd sections OF the former
German empire, the population ~ the
territory vi the present German re
public was Increased about ltJO.OOO
during the World war and the TWO
years Immediately following ii. accord
ing 10 a memorandum ISSUED by the
German minister Of the interior ii
month ago. A. the emigration from
Germany since the end Of the war.
according To- recent estimates. has
amounted 10 some 10000, the net
gain in population totals about 100
OUD
The number of Germans who had
returned from former German colonies
and foreign lands up To the beginning
of 1921 Is put NJ 100000 while those
who left the provinces of .AlSacc and
Lorraine following their return 10
France numbered 10000 Consider
able difficulty was experienced in eS-
l4ittIilii@ lllt IITlliltffI VI lltf~t It'lNl a.
Ing from the lost lruSSian provinces
In the East bu, the German consulate
in PoSen said that about 100000 per
sons had left the districts turned over
10 Poland, Of whom half had gone To
Germany in 1920. Only .0Si Germans
left the Eupcn- Malmcdy district fol-
lowing lis cr>Siun To- Belgium. and but
3f3 abandoned the part of North SleS-
Wig that went To Denmark a. the re-
suit of plehiScitc.
In addition 10 these German citizens
large number Of Russians of German
descent preferred the comparative Sc
curity Of life in the old Fatherland
10 the turbulent conditions obtaining
in what was formerly the Russian en-
pire and headed for Germany. Among
these were about 10000 German-Rus-
SLAMS from southwest Russia and some
3J.uDo BaltS from the new republics
of ESthonia. latvia and Lithuania. OF
the BaltS about 1000 have returned u
their old homes while most OF the
Gcrman-RuSSinns have found work on
German farinS.
Among what the kolnSche lettings
summary Of the memorandum calls
the real foreigners" who came into
Germany during the period under ex
animation We're, according to data fur
ni>hed by the labor bureau of the Jew
ish organizations of Germany, about
10000 Eastern Jews. NJ whom some
Go.on are estimated To have remained
in the country. The movements of
seasonal workers from foreign coun-
tries ar" not considered of Importance
by the compilcrs of the report.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-15
RUNS STEERS INTO FORTUNE
New Mexico multiniliionaire Began
With Three 25 Years Ago.

Benjamin a. Pankey was touring the
Southwest Via freight. lie got off the
train and found himself penniIess in n
strange region. lie went Ia work and
made enough none! 10 buy three
steers
That was more than - years ago
Todas Pankey'S fortune is estimated
from Sl0WO.OW to sli.OalVoo. And
he made It ali frnm the three steer
start
Pankey Is said TO be- the biggest In
llyldual land owner IN New Mexico.
lie was n state senator three years
and seyed one term as New Mexico's
ueutey I governor.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-15
coURTSHlP BY MAIL
There Was a Wedding After Fourteen
Years OF Il.

A courtshlp by mail Of II years
duration resulted In the marriage OF
W. A. Fowler of Halfway. ore, and
Miss Linda Free. Milwaukee, Wis.
The bridegroom Is seventy-iiye years
old and the bride slxty-eight. Added
romance was given the courtship by
the failure of the marriage license to
arrive by stage mail from Baker In
time FOR the wedding to be performed
on the date originally set
ON account of the bride not being
known at Halfway or Baker, the IL
cense clerk would not Issue the per-
nit. ana the wedding was postponed
until the legal requirements could be
met