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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-02
St. UihoIds.

Matb. 9~insfelo, pelder 119 tap
eiu Sabr in oen 5toaten Californian
uno @aibington al1fbielt, lit na6 iei=
nen1 beiigen Seim 5uriidgefebrt.
Die &artenpartie, melde idon 5pet=
NAL pegen idledter @itternng aus
aelest 1peroen muBte, mur0e leete1l
Sonatogaben6 I'M grogeidob oer
Hforrfirde obgebalten, unb es batte
iid trot ser i6ledten @ege eine gn=
te Mn5abl 5u SEM gergniigen einge=
funben. Sic bier b%eItebenoe Muiiffa=
peue trug 0urd lire beiteren Weiien
CUR 8elulti9ung bel. Sen eriten Mean-
nerpreis erbielt 2oren5 @irtfelo, Ben
niebrigen Sobn Sbeis. Sen eriten
s1,namdnner<Rreis errang Carl
Sdrei1er, Sen nie6rigen gilbert 2irn
ser erite 6rauerpreis fiel nuf 6ral1
6oren5 @irsfelo, Ser nieorige aui
Srau Nid. S9mart; be1t erlte1t W06=
denpreis erra1tg 9elena 6aber.
Sn Ser 6amilie Wi9. @ommerbing
itente iid Elm 11euer Mnfdmmling Elm.
Slid 5ull froben @retgnis!
IS berri9t gegenmartig in 6ieier
@egen0, namentlid unter ben Sim
bern, bel &ranfbeit.
5rau Soiepb 2ltowig un6 Sri. &a=
tbarina Shirt paren be0enflid er=
tranft; beioe befinoen itd aber auf
bent 9eee Der 8eiierung.
Sim 81. 5ebruar, als Die @loden
Der ct. 8ernbarbsfirde in Saint
Saul au @ittag ldutete,1, bauhte
Sobn g. Samit ieinen @eiit aus.
Gin idtperer, 20itiin6iger Sooesfampi
ben er Bel pollen 8epuBtiein f6mpfte,
ging ieiner Muflolung boraus. Mues,
mas fin6li9e 2iebe un6 Giiriorge 81.
ieiner grleidterung TIN fonnten, mur
De getan. Sobn g. Sdmitt mar Elm
2nremburger, 1pelder alg iunger
Wann nod Amerifa fam. @r IieB 1id
5uerlt in Solp CROP, ISIS, nieoer,
no er ou9 feline, ibm Dor Is Sabren
I'M Eobe borausgebenbe, treue Sc
bensgefdbrtin ebelidte. Sic Samilie
iie6elte ipdter nod @pIb Spring uno
ct. Ni9olas iiber. Ct mar 6armer,
Boltmeiiter uno Sdanfmirt> bro9te
es aber in feinem 8eruf CUR 8obl=
habenbeit. Na9 6em Eooe ieiner 6ran
iparte ct nur genug Inn einen 1orger=
freien 2ebensabenb gu baben. Nr9
barin tduidte er it9. Mn einem ltiir-
miiden Sanuarabeno Dor mebr Ben
5pei Sabren, langte r BEL leiner
So9ter, Suiie &rein, an, franf un6
gebroden, oo6 treu umiorgt Don
ieinen &itt6ern, namentlid bon ieiner
Eohter, aatie 2adner, melhe fib iei=
ner annabm. 9ns Dierte @ebot err
itarft mieoer bier in ,1el1e1n @lan5e.
Sim %. Gebrltar, nod einem Re=
quiem, ging es mitten i'm 5t1rm
binalts r,a b6em Observation-Disclosures.
Moge ibm Die grbe Ieidt fem unb ct
bie Rube gefun6e11 boben, nod Der ct
iid 70 febnte, nod 88iabrigen &am-
pfc. I'm i'm trarern feline &inber:
Sufie, pertpitDete Wiaer, &rein; &a=
tbarina 2adner; Beter sdn1it, Ma-
ria Grub, nebit GdDiegerfinbern
ur6 gnfeln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-02
Aneplel fdp's hdus.
Giiig ais SeiImitteI..
Gon ST. MED. Obert.

Ser giiig lit Elm midtiges Sell.
mittel, bas I'M 10 mebr e%npfeblers.
merit lit, Oa es idneu our Sano lit.
8aidnnngen 0es Niidens oienen oas5
5u, perid,ie6ene 5dppdde5uitanoe Seq
Rorpers al beleitigen nnb aud
mobltneno ouf oenielben %ein5upir'
ten. Serner 1T GIligmaiier ein aus
ge5eidnetes Mittel, Inn alle fallen-
sen 9rgonismen aus oem M1.nOe
uno aus Ser &adsienb6ble at e1.t,
fernen. Gs III Sober Elm gutes Cur.
gelmittel our 8erbiitnng bon Gipb-
tberitis unb fir Destruction 5es
Safes bel ansgebro6ener &ranfbeit,
Dsan ipiile 5u 0ieiem 3Dede Die ge-
1o1,1ten Orgo1,e tdgli6 mebrere
Male nit giiigpaiier aug. 8ei
&eiierfcit fam man giiigmalier nit
ettpas &odial5 permi1dt gum Cur
geln anpenoen. gliigodmpfe rel
nigen Sic Suit. Gliigpaidnnge11 BET
bitigen Siebern 1pirfen fiblenb uno
erfriideno, audi limo oieielben BEL
Ma6tidhueiBen gu empfeblen, am
belten CUR &alfte nit 8alier per-
6Innt. g1igiiberidldge bel &opf.
idmer5en nno giiigapaid1tngen Bel
Obnmadten iin6 aqgemein gebranb'
li9. giiigtpai6nngen iinO ein 8or,
beugemittel gegen Mufliegen. g}iig
lit iiberboupt elm 6esinfi5ierenoe3
u11o pil5t0ten6es Mittel erlten Sian.
ges, bon 6em man berte pegen Der
pielen 1el1e11 9emtlden Mittel ni6t
geniigen6 @ebrau6 mo6. Gi1tg-
maiier mirft oesinfi5iereno dig
Waf9palier nod 8eriibrung NIT ins
fi5ierenoen Stoffen. giiigoGmpfe
baben cine ausgeiprodene li11bernoe
@irfung BEL &in6ern, mel6e an Ser
b1il,tigen 8rdune fronf liegen, lie
permiroern sic Mtemnot nn6 erlei9
tern sic Mbl0inng Ser 5aute. @iiig>
malier nit 3nder ooer .!Simbeeriaft
lit Elm %fiiblenoes, 6uritloiden5es uno
a%ngenebmes @etrdnf. q gbl0ffel
gliig auf 1 Quart 8ai1er). Dieies
@etrGnf lit b%eionoers fir Sen 5om>
mer beim Mrbeiten ouf bem 6elbe
empfeblensmert. Gfig 1T audi Elm
gntes Mittel, INN l1ebelfeit nn6 Ct,
breden nod Gbloroformnarfoie 5n-
por5ufommen. ST miro auf Elm
Suh gegpifen, 6as iiber 5es Pa-
tienten @eiibt gebalten miro, 10 SAB
Sic Giiig0dmpfe eingeatnet mer6at.
Dies mltB fortgeiebt mer0en, Bis
ii9 oler G~bloroformgerud aus Dem
Mtem berloren fat. @iiig lit anb
Elm @egenmittel bei gergiftungen
aug Mlfalien, 2onge, 8ottai4e nip,
ionie aud BEL @ergiftungen NIT mar
foti}d)en @iften, Opium, 8%ella0onrta,
Mifotin uip. @eiter finoet er Ser,
menoatng bei nngIldsfduen, entitan.
sen ourb Sen gebrannten abenoen
&alf, our9 M~etammoniaf, Salmiaf-
gei1t, ferner eegen sic 3eriebungs.
gifte Wnrit-, SIeiid= uno SiidgifD,
iopie aub gegen cine Nn5abl pfla15s
lider @ifte (@dierling, &erbit5eit=
loie, @iftfdhpdmme, meiBe Nieb-
mur5). Die gliigidlre lit Elm ipe.
5ifiides @egermittel gegen &arbol.
idure, 6eren 8irfun5 iomobl auf
oie, &aut als auf Magen nn6 an6ere
59leimbal1te reutraliiierenb 1T.
8ir6 fie bal6 nod &inunterl6lufen
oes @iftes gegeben, 10 1T Der ct,
folg b66it 5nfrie6enitelenb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-02
Ber1n6erte Sage. 9ie

- Werdn0erfe XQge. Die
Grau &ommer3ienrat lit cine iebr
qebtl6ete Game. Sn Ben M,1Beih1n.
Sen 6es &errn @emabls erfreut Tie
i'm oft b1r9 ben ltimmungsbollen
8ortrag alter, i91idter @olfslieber.
Ginlt iingt fie bas trauli@e rNm
8r1en11e,1 Dor Dem Gore" 4lS I'M
SdluBbers bie @orte erflingen:
Sic faIten @inbe blieien mir grab
.ins Mngeii6t; Der &ut flog mir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-02

- @aIant. n@eitatten sic,
Srdulein @oia, oaB i6 Elm Orafels
bliimden frage, Of Sic mid: lie.
benz" ."s2
,Aber gepiB."
.9eun gut Damn peroe i'd Ste
fragen."
596n gefn.gt. aleine:
r8ei Ser Shafibur per6en Die
|S9nfe ibrer @oQe Biz outs $e1no
beraubt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-02

@tiI. Mit Ben
@orten: .Sabre mobll" gab lie ibm
ben 2aufpab.
- @orteiI. 8irt (5u eine1n
%reiienben &lapieripieler): vMit 10
ei1tem elenben Spiel getrauen Sic
fid 0ffentli9 a1%f5utreten22"
&labieripieler: uatu, fem Sic,
bo8 bat bod mas gutes on ffid, i@
friege imner idnen II BOAR &fen-
.riae, 6onnit t6 uffbSre."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-02

bonn &opfe; i9 me116ete mid ni4tS
lpridt Der &ommer5ie11rat:
rSSett tpiir6e er fi6 getDib mn.
breten!"
v!?!"
v99ea, bei BE Sutpreiienl"
- s 70 B. Sic: r5ieb nut,
6as lit ia Die alte 2albe, mo Du
mid Dein N6rrben genannt bait"
gr: v@m, bm, uno iebt bin ib
Der 9ansmur1t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-02

Sic f0nnen nidt gIiidlih iei1
un0 8eritopfnng baden. 1olliifers
@ofD Mountain Zee agreiifft' Ser
itopfnngen an. Graue11 finoen es nls
51berldiiiges 2ariermittel Wartin
Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-02

@sfribbeIt. vErirfen Sis
germ 5eltersmafier?"
.Md nee, oa muB i'd immcr an
eingeiblafene JiiBe benfen."
- Mnfridtig. GER (5uI,
giniaml1ler elmer Mniiffapeqe):
sd. gebe nidts... i'd bin idtDer.
bortg!" s9
giniammler Chm ms Obr ri.
feno): .So?... Da i%ol1te1 Sic bas:
DoppeIte gebenl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
CRONKHITE CASE.
PROBE IS BEGUN
Federal Grand Jury Is in
Session In Tacoma

Investigation fnfo the circuni.
stances surrounding tho killing Of
Mai Alexander T.. cronkhiic at Camp
Lewis three years ago next month
was begun Monday by q federal
grand jury that convened In Tacoma.
Approximately 20 witnesses. most
OF them former members Of tho .f3th
Engineers. with whom Mai. cronk.
hite was on a practice march when
shot 10 death. have been summoned
10 testify.
Capt Robert Rosenbluth. against
whom a charge OF murder was
filed at tho instance of the depart.
ment OF justice. but who later was
freed. has demanded that he Be nj.
lowed TO testify In his own behalf.
Whether this reques, will be granted
was TO b. determined Monday by the
grand jurors
Roscnbiuth was incriminafed in
several Confessions reported 70
have been made by Bugier sergf.
Roland X. pothier. These statements
Of Poshier's are 80 nj variance that
little credence Is placed In any OF
them by the authorities. Capt
Rosenbluth has offered TO waive the
immunity accorded by the statute. TO
witnesses called before a federal
grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
AMERICA PROBES
TURK MASSACRE
Asks Information on Fate Of
u. S. Citizens
ny A. L. BRADFORD

BN n. l.. BRADFORD
WASHINGTON. sept. IA
complete report II tho Turkish
upheavh In Asia Minor M II
has affected American interests
was requested Of Hear Admiral
bristol. American high COM
missioner at Coustantinoplc, by
the state department today.
Bristol was instructed 20 give In
formation on tho following points:
/. What has become OF the Ia
naturalized Americans reported
missing some timo ago In Smyrna.
=. Tho extent OF damage 10
American properties In Smyrna and
the names OF institutions. chiefly
affected.
>. Tho number and names OF
natumilxed Americans attn In
Smyrna.
4. The number OF destitute nat
ufailxed Americans attn In smyrna
or evacuated 10 places other than
Greece. where temporary care and
repatriation II necessary.
The state department has also
requested word from American con
suits at salonika and Athens regard
ing tho number OF naturaiixod
Americans in need OF help.
No word has been received from
Admiral Bristol for some days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
BRITISH TROOPS
RUSHED TO EAST
England May Play a Lone
Hand With Turks

CoNSTA>TINoPLE. Sept. Is
--ifritsin rushed achievements
today 20 resist tho threatened on.
siaught OF Mustapha Renal.
Transports from various ports
of the Near East were loaded
with Britain's soidlrry 10 rein
force tho little band OF 1900
allied troops who stand In tho
way Of the threatened invasion
Of 100000 victory .msddened
Turks.
Great Britain. by starting all avail
able troops 10 tho Dardanelles thea.
ter. has acted on her declaration that
she viii fight rather than submit TO
the Turkish occupation OF Constant.
nopie or occupation OF the neutral
zone Of the Dardaneiles.
II was believed mere that the cold
reception In French and Italian semi.
official circles 10 Great Brstains ap.
peal for help has prompted Lloyd
George TO Determine TO play n lone
hand II necessary.
Tho British transport Derbyshire
has been loaded AZ Malta with 1000
Gordon Highlandsrs and 200 special
detail troops. accompanied by heavy
field artillery.
From Gibraltar the first North
staffordshlre regiment OF 1000 men
has been ordered eastward.
A surprise attack from tho KEN
aiiats near Chanak. which com.
mAnds the entranc, 20 tho Oar.
danoiies. n not altogether unex.
pectsd. Meagcr forces OF ail~d
troops have been rushed 90 tho re.
gion and were reported entrenching
themselves TO resist. II necessary.
Kemaf's army.
Allied representatives here ar.
frankly concerned over rrutnhir
rventuailtie. n tho Turks rush 10.
ward this city.
/. Th~ allied soldiers could make
but feeble resistance against the
enormous numbers ~ Turks and
grave conseq uenrea were feared.
Intelligence agents reported here
that In. Turks appear TO be over.
awed by tho British warning that
invasion OF the neutral zone would
mean military action. II was bs-
iieved that this reaction Of the Turks
may prevent Renal from ordering
an advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
100000 SHOPMEN
RETURN TO WORK
Strike Situation Clearing on
Two Roads

CHICAGO. Sept. is--yoro than
90. 900 striking shopmcn were expect.
ed 20 return TO their jobs on Eastern
roads today.
Al the same tim. negotiations
were launched 20 send thousands Of
additional men back.
Bert 81. Jewell. president Of the
shupmen. left here last night for
New York when u was reported that
peace settlements with tho New York
Central and tho Southern railroad
were called Off at the last minute.
Jewell refused 60 discuss the fail.
ura TO reach an aercem~n, with the
New York Central. but intimaied that
the difficulty was minor one. and
that an adjustment would be effected
a similar situation existed on the
Southern.
branding the governments
case In the Dsugh~rty injunc-
tion hearing as q mass OF hear
say, rumor. speculation and
opinions, Donald A. Riehbcrg.
attorney for the shop crafts.
opened the arguments for the
defense today.
Richberg declared the government
had not proven that any conspiracy
among the shopmcn existed and as-
serted tho government had not
named ono Of IN. defendants con.
nec,ed with tho organization In ita
charges.
Hs asked the court 70 disregard
the scores OF affidavits.
Richbcrg eaied no would probably
ask that his motion 20 dismiss tho
Injunction be considered but added
that he wanted to point out n few
facts first.
These affidavits offered by the
government in many cases do not
mention names. They merely assert
that the strikers are responsible
for certain actions from bitter words
to murder
They do not definitely connect
any member OF the shop crafts or.
gsnIzailon with any act Of violence.
They arc merely hearsay.
MANY OF tho acts OF sabotage
may have resulted from poor equip
ment. We are prepared 10 prove
that the railroads have used hun.
dreds OF locomotives In violation Of
the law.
II AJAX the court 20 disregard
this evidence"
At the request Of the court. Rich.
berg explained that he represented
tho shop crafts organization m.
directly. but that no was the per-
sonal attorney OF Bert NJ. Jewell.
president OF tho shopmen's union.
and John Scott. secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Curious Travel
to jackson Mine

JACKSON. Cal. Sept. iss--Traffic
directions by deputy shcrifrs was
necessary 10 keep the main stree, OF
Jackson from congestion Sunday.
Scores OF automobiles bearing the
curious passed by the Argonaut and
Kennedy mines and thru Jackson.
Tho streets were spotted with
townspeopie and visitors IL was
estimated that tho total number OF
Newspaper correspondents reached
100 Sunday. A constant stream OF
visitors has been pouring into town
since the disaster. but reached It's
height Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18

Joining. into the ArEonaut shaft. one
tunnel was on the a.soo.foot level and
the other on the 3.soofoot level OF
tho Kennedy. A bonus OF 5000 was
offered to tho crew first breaking
thru. The bonus wen, 20 the crew
ON the 3eoo.foot level.
Tho mine Is owned largely By San
Francisco men. r.. c. Hutchinson
OF SIM Francisco Il president. Il. G.
Stent OF san Francisco. vice presl
dent. and =. c. voohis secretary. n
II one OF the richest producers In the
mother lode" OF California gold
fields.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Man Dies in Fall
Over Precipice

PORTLAND. Sept 1s.--Lee Sisson.
Of Sparta. 40 years old. was killed
Sunday while on fishing trip with
three companions. Sisson lost his
footing and plunged down ioo.foot
cliff near Mormon basin. He died
within two hours OF a fractured
skull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Canadian Cabinet
Debates War Move

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. fs.-The
Canadian cabinet met today to con.
slider what action shall DO taken
with regard 20 the London govern.
ment's invitation to all British do.
minions 10 send contingens TO the
Near East. Premier King. return
ing from n visit 10 his constituency.
North York. Ont. was engaged In
conferences with his ministers prior
10 the cabinet meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
K. OF C.. WILL
OPEN SCHOOL

The Knights of Columbus night
school will open this year on Oct. :,
It was announced Monday.
Free instruction is given TO en-
service men and women. Lessons in
auto mechanics and radio have
proved popular. aitho instruction IL
given In practically every vocation.
The school is located at sis T..
Marion. w. J. Smith is president.
Since the schools establishment In
1920. more than 5000 war veterans
have attended the courses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Australians Ready
to Enter New War

SYDNEY. N. s. w. Sept. 49,.
Australia can send brigade OF
volunteers 10 the Dardanciles within
fortnight. Lieut.. Gen. Sir John
Monas said today. Already between
600 and 700 men in Sydney alone
have volunteered In response to the
empires call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
RAILROAD RIOT
STARTS IN IOWA
Trouble Begins When 1000
Shopmen Return

CLINTON. Ia. Sept. is--A riot
broke out here AZ tho Northwestern
shops this morning. when 1000 shop
men returned TO work.
Replacement men az the plant OF
tho Chicago Northwestern here
were driven from the shops by re.
turning .hopmsn. who resumed their
duties this morning pending final
adjustment OF tho strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
KEMAL WATTS
RUSS ANSWER

BERLIN. Sept. fs.--CBy radio -
Mustapha kenai win not sanction n
Near East pcac. conference with the
allies unless tho soviet government
gives It's consent.
kemal has dispatched n message
TO Tchitchcrin. soviet foreign minis
ter. who IL now here. in which no
declares there will be no negotiation
without Moscow's approval
Russia has demanded that she be
given representation in the proposed
Venice peace pariey ut which II IN
hoped a settlement OF the Near East.
ern problem Will be reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Skirts Save Lady
Juror From Fine

SWANSEA. Wales. Sept. 49,.
When Mrs. Fred Griffith reported
10 minutes late for jury duty. the
court informed her that under sim
liar circumstances he would have
fined a man. but would not fine
a woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Acid Newest in
Burglary Weapons

PARIS. Sept. is. - In a number
of daring holdups and robberies
here, the bandits first blinded their
victims with an acid which temper.
arily destroys all sight. but does
mo permanent harm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18

BOISE. Idaho.--Ars. X. l.. Me
Burney, IS. wife Of Deputy Constable
McBurney. meets instant death
when humping head against ~ call
Der rifle hanging from jolst IN base
ment Of her home. Hammer OF gun
catches on nail ~ result OF jolt.
causing gun to explode. sending bull
let thru brain OF Mrs. McBurne.y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Man Is Burned in
Gasoline Explosion

Peter II. Anderson. So. 1875 West
lake ave, was In Providence hospital
Monday. burned about the face,
when tub OF gasoline blew up In
tho overall laundry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Says Harding Will
Veto Bonus Measure

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is-presi
dent Harding viii veto tho bonus bin
and viii send "a vigorous" veto mes
sage 10 congress. a high administra.
ton spokesman declared today. fol
lowing conferences with tho pren
dent nj the white House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18

LOS ANGELES Mrs. Adellne LIZ.
pitt sues for divorce from Joseph
Lifpitz after three months married
life, on grounds that their quarrels
average ten day. and receives tenn
porary alimony Of $50 u month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
He Puts Top in His
Mouth; Takes X-Ray

GRAvEsEND. Eng. Sept. 49,
James Wade. age eight. put Put
and Take" top In his mouth and
swallowed 1t accidentally. He has
been X-rayed and viii be operated
on IL necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Serbian Cabinet
Will Aid Greece

PARIS. Sept. IS. - The Serbian
cabinet decided today 70 lend diplo.
matte aid 10 Greece In support OF
her policy TO attempt to keep Turkey
from establishing herself as a Euro
pean power and TO maintain the stat.
us quo OF Thrace. according TO a
radio dispatch received here from
Belgrade.
GENEVA. Sept. 1s.-Demands
that the league OF nations inter
vene In the GrecoTurk war were
made today In resolution pre-
scented by Nanaen. representative
10 the council from Norway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
THE COMMONWEALTH
clui,

will hold It's weekly meeting In
Boldt's restaurant. 9l3 Second ave.
Monday. at G15 p. m.
Candidates for congress from the
First district will speak. Every
one is invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Nothing New-Even
Tortoise Glasses

LONDON. Sept. IL. - Tortoise
shell spectacies. 10 much worn by
Americans now, are almost dupii.
Gates OF horn trimmed glasses 100
years old on exhibition at the Brit
ish museum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Many Are Doomed,
Only One Hanged

MANCHESTER. Eng. Sept. H.
During the last II years 60 women
have been sentenced 20 death for
murder in England. but only one
executed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
Wolves Kill People
in Alpine District

GENEVA. Sept. 1s.-wolvcs in
the Ligurian Alps have made
several raids around Tanaro. killing
several children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18


woMEN's SHORT PLUSH
COATS, with Coney fur col
lars. black sateen lined. sizes
is 20 zo-913.75.
UTILITY COATS in Polaire
and diagonal weave Coat
ings. In three-quarter length.
hsIf.iined. sizes for Women
and Misses. Priced at
e13.76.
woMEN'S DRESSES OF
BLACK POrRET TWILL.
long and short sleeve styles.
embroidery and braid trim
med. sizes is TO ~. priced
at 913.65.
woMEN's GIN CHAM
DRESSES. s styles to choose
from. in Red. Blue. Black
and Lavender and White
checks--aiso an extra-sixe
model in plain Blue-@1.b6
each.
wOMEN's GIN CHAM
DRESSES. in striped pat
terms of Gray. Blue. Pink
and Lavender. ono style
only. st-66<.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-18

400 PAIRS wOMEN's
sUEDE.FINIsH GLOVES.
zoe pair.
$50 MISSES. BOYS AND
woMEN's UNION SUITS.
soc each.
1877 CHILDRENs SLEEPING
GARMENTS. Use each
as PAIRS SILK BOOT
CLICKED HOSE. S6e
pair.
400 YARDS TAFFErA
HARROW RIBBON. <.inch
width. Use yard.
zso PAIRS SCISSORS. as
sorted styles and lengths.
25<.
2o3 HAIR BRUSHES. in as
sorted styles. zoe.
400 PIECES JEwELRY NOV
ELITES. use each.
$50 PAIRS woMEN's AND
CHILDREN'S HOSE SUP
PORT ERs. 16<.
200 PAIRS sockets, In as
sorted colors and styles.
Zoe.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Newark post., 1922-07-05
BUILDING UP
Many Houses Built on South
Academy Street

1t will not be long until improve
ments of some nature will have to be
made to Academy Street, south OF
Delaware Avenue. Already many
new houses have been erected there
and the plans of the local Board OF
Education calls for the building Of
new high school building there as
soon as the bonds have been sold.
At present the road that goes down
this street is like Flanders Field af-
ter several days of rain and there is
very little pavement on either side Of
the street 1t is thought that the
property owners will get together in
a short time and lay pavements and
then ask the Town Council to at least
make some improvements to the bed
of the street. 1t is hardly possible
that the money will be on hand for
Council to pave the street.
About five new houses have just
been completed on the west side OF
this street and it is understood that
several more will be built in short
time.