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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-09

aof bfas1 rsof Black sealing wax
That bri,ss us TO sealing wa aXss
what fun the children can hayeWitfa
box. of va1ie-colored- -sticksL Ono cap
we'll imagine a grown-up too, might
enjoy the fascinating occupation OF
dropping hot wax on a package all
neatly tied and ready to send, -.
Let us suppose box is wrapped
in a plain color, say bright blue, and
tied with a blue string. Why not
drop the sealing wax daubs in groups
Of three? Try three at each end and
three on the tcp, each group of three
different colors,-a good selection
being being lavender, apple green
and pink. .... w.
MY, my, one would just hate to
open such an attractive package and
break the pretty seals! 4
=: -" Tassels Add Distinctiveness,
Then there are tassels.- A perfectly
joyous group of tassels are easily
made for the ends Of the Christmas
cord, Use colored twine, or. colored
heavy crochess. cotton or better still,
bright yarns. Make fiat seals of the
w:x@ and while not drop the end of
the; yarn into the wax, adding an
other dailb. Of. hot wax on-top.
Besides these wax seals, wax beads
can be made, inserting the. string
while the beads are being formed or
stringing them ister, after they are
cold. ....-:. -. .,~~-.
AS for. the beads, string Of large
kindergarten beads of glass, or. the
square, round and cylindrical wooden
one will give you material for many
tassels at the ends ofayour yarn or
cord. : ~ -:,...
Here again is en- entirely different
material is being used to delight the
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eve and az fdrd am ausiinIgi oopppotuni-
kts raSthe imaginative one. to use
His Skill. Let me prophesy that the
person receiving this package will iii
well he. ought to laugh aloud when
he sees it: If very sober he will
smile at Least. How can hej; help
smiling when there on the top is
a weird animal composed of gum
drops? Long thin gumdrops on
tooth picks make legs, fat. round
ones make bodies and his head has
ears Of the tiny ones. Eyes are made
of cloves. And when elnber
that one leg is pink and the other
yellow and so on, we'll, you see he's
a very delectable sort Of creature.
/ Animal and Manikin Novelties
II 7 The number of variations that
RAY be made Of these gumdrop an
inaals is.t'one; Of the attractive fea-
lures: Of this idea, the more weird
and unnatural they, are,s5thes: more
amusing r. l> ,<,.:s.,s .s G::= s5.... .sSa
Then there are manikins to: be
made of the same material. These
can be constructed with toothpicks
Or strung on colored cord. Tassels
of these little. gumdropi me4la will
finish Christmas package well, at
least bit unusual.s These ought to
be highly. acceptable to children. AS
to whether the gumdrops will travel
we'll in the mail 1 cannot say. It
would have to be matter of ex-
perience. s55- =. . -. Il : s7 st s,5-:z:
At any rate there are many pack
ages that ere delivered personally
at Christmas time and on these the
gum drop people and, the lgumdrop
animals carry a slight-hearted Christ
mas message. ~ ~ > = r., ~. u -. =: ..
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the effort put forth by teachers and
pupils. -. ~ r.. ~.s,
The domestic science department is
turning out some cooks that can't be
excelled Judging by the soup at noon
lunch and sample of the e.afternoons
We think that the school and the
cooking lesson. = - " - = :. =,
la visiting day about once a.: month
parents would both be benefited by
when a large number of the parer is
should turn out for the day. You
would find it interesting all. the way
through sEs5 E i es STR .Es. = - =
- Miss Lee and Miss Aakre went
away for theft Thank sgivlng holiday
returning Monday. '&s;@ S:':1; I.
The school board of Consolidated
District No. 40, Pleasant Valley, held
regular meeting at the school house
last Friday evening. The board holds
its regular meeting on the first Fri
day Of each mon th at 8 o'clock: II +. E.
Miss Nina Cook was guest of
Miss Ruby and Doris Bradshaw at
their hcme near Nebish, over Tues
day night, last week. -. I'll; s<;: : t. .,
The P. ". Farmers club. meets at
the Sam Fellows home on Wednesday
this week. !:5o - - -,..%.. r.
r r.. 1s * ~ -..lr = 4e4- -. ---.
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ST. .PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
(Sixth and America)

= = (SlXth anu AHerlcdJ
The services for the second Sun
day; of the Advent season will be in
the English language, Text: Luke
.21:25-36, "Be Ye Prepared for the
Coming 81 the Lord, for No Man
Knoweth The Hour When He Shall
u itsi.sSrSSAs +9tr=' %.H4- tttg ..nv. a" .r-
ReturH.j ~, st. = l. .,-.-~.~-,: = .---.
-. Calendar for the day
Sunday school at 1O:00 a. m.
Morning worship a: II a. m.
- Y.-<P. L. at 700 p: m.
Everyone is cordially invited to.
attend - p : I = -. '.'~>
**'':% H w :Radloff, pastor.
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TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN
%ssA(BeItrsmf at Thirteenth)


Services in the German language
on Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Sermon on Luke q; 25-36, "Signs
of the Approaching Judgement Day"
Sunday school at $3.50:
English services in the evening
att o'clock. The pastor will preach
on Matt. II; 2-10: Grams Of Con-
ISOLATION For the Hour Of Death"
Song by the church choir.
All services will. henceforth be
held in the basement Of the new
cnurcn. or = = =e"-' .,i*%
Choir rehearses on Thursday even ven
ing at 8 O'clock.
Bible school for children on Sat
urday afternoon from 200 to 400
o'clock. >I<E
! Confirmation; class on Monday ev-
ening at 3:45. .;.st..> ! -, -
i. 90 Rev, E. FrenR, pastor.
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FAREWELL PARTY

F The Royal Neighbors held a fare
well handkerchief party for Mrs.
Chambers, Fourth Ward last eve
ming She IS leaving soon for PORT
;aand, Oregon. Asbig lunch was served
and all report a. very enj oyable eve
ming. Those present were Mesdames
Powers, p. M. Peterson, Hartman
Riley, Bush, Simonson;; Carter Ra-
Echuy, Taie, Oakland, and = 5Poppen-
berg. = -. -.
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BAPTIST.

:>S....'.:, BAPTIST
Sunday school at 1890.
Morning worship at 1880. Sub
iect, "Walking With Cod"
Young Peoples meeting at 700.
Evening ,evangelistic service ct 8.
Subject, "The Power of God" =
Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at $500 o'clock. = -,
A cordial welcome to all services
- s. George, .Kehoe, pastor.
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WOMAN'S STUDY CLUB TO -
y zss + MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON

: A stereopticon lecture and slides
of ssThesa Minnesota Capitol and It's
Decorations" willsbe the afternoons
program of the Woman's Study Club
Monday in the basement Of the Pres
byterians church, beginning ati $3.50
o'clock. The members and friends are
urged to attend. 9 t--.t .Tis .is =:azzs.
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CARD OF. THANKS.

= We wish. to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighhors
who so kindly assisted US during the
Illness, death and burial of our be-
loved wife and mother, Mrs. Charles
Mag. We especially thank'those who
gave floral tributes. ~
. n: r G. c.. Maag and family.
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SALVATION ARMY

: z SALVAIION ANM1
Services in the old Bemidji Hard
ware building.
Col. William Barker of rMinneap-
obs will speak and we invite the
pubic tot attend these services. -,
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock,
Sunday school. @.s.
v Holmes meeting at 11:15 a. m.
Nymore Sunday school at 2 p. m.
Great Salvation meeting at p
mi. 60 -. =
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The Elias rs and her child foaasn .ne
pnd iurymen Abraham Becker BrouN r.
murder Officials charger 1na becker W.
with hammer still living body in lime p MISS
E;as h eother the sconed wo-
man the grandjurymen collection and gave her
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PRESBYTERIAN

= PRESBYTERIAN
DR.: John F.. Mcleod Of Dulu!a,
will speak at the Presbyterian churc h
at II o'clock Sunday morning. Even :
ing service at 8 o'clock.
:. Sunday chool will meet at 10 a..
M, and Christian Endeavor> at p.
m. All are most cordially welcome.
l.. Lester P. Warford, pastor.
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FIRST LUTHERAN LEAGUE
TO HOLD MEETING SUNDAY

. The Luther League of the First
Lutheran church will hold It's devo-
tiorsal meeting Sunday evening, Dec.
1913 o'clock. Al good program has
been arranged and all are,fweleonae.
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NYMoRE LUTHERAN FREE

Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Services at II a. m, 2:3O p. m.
and 1902. m. e.,
Services conducted by Rev. Hal
vorson~ of Minneapolis. s.0.s'
Everybody welcome.
H. E.; sBode, pastor.
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ST., PHILIPS

ST, PHILIPS
Low. mass at 8 o'clock. :"
High mass at 10 o'clock,
Sunday school followed by bene-t
diction Of the Blessed Sacrement at
II 80. = s,,t,,. = -. :. .:
Baptisns at 2.
vespers and benediction ut 1880
p. m. .,'
Rev. ]. Fraling. =.
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. SMITH.JESTER
OF REBEKAH .
-, TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT

The Daughters Of Rebekah will
hold their regular business meeting
Monday night at 8 O'Clock at the Il.
C:Han and all members are request
ed to represent.
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MOOSEHEART LEGION TO ...
MEET TUESDAY EVENING

The regular meeting of the NO
men Of the Mooseheart Legion has
been changed for snexc wee,s--5 from
Wednesdays=to Tuesday evening Of
next week at the Moose hall at
o'clock, the Forty Club" having
rented the hall for Wednesday. The
members are asked to- note the
change and urged to be present. ~
III SMITH-JES,TER ...- w.
{ Word received by Ben,ldji friends
told Of the marriage Of Miss Gladys
Jester to Otto Smith, Wednesday,
November 20 at Great Falls, Mon
tana. The bride is Bemidji girl
having spent most of her life here.
She is the daughter Of AL Jester,
who operated the summer resort sat,
Lake Plantanganet and resided there
with his family for many years. Her
large circle Of friends here extend
best wishes. as Es57 s9sSS ( nHtt:5IX'
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Episcopal

Services on Sunday. ..' !. J., :
Morning prayer and sermon at IL
o'clock. .=s i@Fsf[ u ~ i
Sunday school at 10 o.clock' :.
- u. William Elliott, rectQI.S 5hs, /.
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METHODIST. EPISCOPAL

NE HOOIo ET I0NO1 III
Morning worship at 1890.
Sacrement and Lords Supper.
Sunday: school at II noon.
Epworth League at z p. m.
Evening worship at s o'clock, sub
ject "Disillusioned." III.
DR.. G. H. Zentz, pastor.
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BETHEL. LuTHERAN

~! BE IHELa ~ E1k2NzSN a sm I. :.
!. AL the Bethel Lutheran Church ON
Sunday there viii Gbe ho morning
service But suniayy q school will be,
held sat the regular, time, 9:45 am.
English services win be held at 500
p. m: at which time Prof..J. A. Elson
will, speak. rtAll are vel welcome.
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(|sfIlyRCt..H!|!,:'S!
CHRISTIAN. SCIENCE

Y Services VIII be held IN Tie sbattleS
building, room "a, over the J.. C..
Penney Co. store at II o'clock. Sun
day school at s9.A5. ,---,Ts y -s'rHl5'.:s
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s11RscR1BE FOR THE PIONEER
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
OHIO CANDIDATE
IS IN WHEELING
FOR few HOURS
VIC poNAHEY, DEMOCRATIC NoM1-
NEE FOR GOVERNOR OF AR
BUCKLE STATE WILL
SPEAK AT MIL
NER'S GROVE.
Has Nothing for publication at This
Time, But Is Friend OF
West Virginia.

Vie Donahey Democratic Cand!dat" tor
governor Of Ohio. arrived in Wheeling
yesterday evening and spent the night
a, the Mcclure hotel.
Mr. Donahey stopped off in Wheeling
enroute 20 Miners Grove. ohio. where
he IS scheduled 10 make an address al
the Farmers and Sportsmen's outing
this afternoon.
A number OF Belmont CONT" Demo
Gratis called upon Mr.. Douahey n his
hotel last night and warmly welcomed
the Democratic candidate TO the ONO
river section OF the state.
In an Interview with an Intelligent
Ger reporter last night. Mr.. DonaheF
said that nc had been spending the past
week visiting around over IN" state
greeting old friends and aCQuaintanccS.
but that he would not inaugural" nj"
active campaign for two or tire" weeks
He said that tn" primary campaign had
practically consumed all his excess
energy. and he would take the next week
off for a vacation.
Concerning his campaign and MS
chances for election Mr.. DonaheN said !;
II do not have much for publication at
this time except that ! Intend 10 waS"
most vigorous campaign IN every
county IN the stat" Of Ohio. ana ! fui!N
believe | will he elected | have most
or friends over the state and they are
most flatterinr In their assurances OF
my success In the November election
"I am glad OF the opportunity I" visit
Wheeling as 7 have number Of friends
on the West Virginia sid" Of tn" river
many Of them living in this city. | have
always had high regard for tn" bus
thing little state OF West Virginia. and
~ am elected TO the gONcrnOrEhip OF
Ohio I shall do everything IN my power
10 cement more firmly the present
friendly relations existing between these
two great commemorative"
Mr.. Donahcys address to-day VIII De
non-political and was arranged FOR no
fore the primary. From Miners Grove
Mr. Donahey will 70 to his home at New
Bedford. Ohio.
Prosecuting Attorney LLOYD Arnold.
Of Mounasvlle. Will also address the
Farmers and Sportsmen's outing to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
3. W, ATHEY, FORMER ASSIST
CAPTAIN OF GUARDS Ak
PENIrENTIARY, RECoG-
MIXES PUGITIVE-A
CHASE FOLLOWS.
Escaped From, Prisoners Baseball Game
With Gate Receipts.

c. W. Athcy. former assistant captain
OF guards nj the Moundsvilie pehI'e"
tiary. was walking along Market stree
YESTERDAY afternoon. while Harry MIL
ton. escaped convict from the Mounds
vile penitentiary. was walking GOV"
the same street. Both met near SIX
teerth and Market streets. AtheY rec
oKnized Milton and Milton recognizing
Athey. n race ensued. SeveCa o'ochS
away Athey captured his man.
Milton Is now confined 70 the ONO
county jail and viii be taken TO MOUNDS
vile This morning.
About q year ago N" prison eaSeoat
team was playing \ game Milton W"N
on the gate collecting admission. " nSh
the game vas over Milton could not he
located nor the days receipts. Nothing
was ever heard OF he escaped convict
until yesterday.
Milton was originally from Chicago
He was convicted Tor breaking Int"
drug store at New NartinsNilIe ana
stealing narcotics and sentenced 70
serve from, two 10 ten years in prison.
A. the time OF his escape he would nave
reer eligible for parole in TWO months
Milton will probably not be tried IN
Marshall county for the theft or the
money from the prison baseball teaW'
but will he compelled 10 serr" the re-
mainder Of his,ten years sentence.
Athey recently resigned as guard ar
the penStsntiary and has been employed
with the Whttaker-GlesSner Company
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
TO HOLD LAST SPECIAL
OPEN AIR SERVICES

on SUNDAY evening At 6:45 the last Of
the open air services conducted under
the auspices OF St Matthew's Protestant
Episcopal church will he held.
The service will he On the lawn or
81. Johns chapel. near the car station
az Echo Point and in The absence or the
Rev. Mr.. Sirider. Or. Charles II. Robin
son. pastor Of the First United Presoy-
terrain church. will deliver the sermon
The services will he preceded. as
usual. By an open air concert by the
orchestra. The public generally is In
yi.ed to this service. and X Is expected
the attendance will be the largest or
The season. So many favorable COM
ments have been heard with respect TO
these open air services that II seems
certain they will he held again next
summer with even greater success than
during the past season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
GAS RATE COMMITTEE
WILL APPOINT AUDITOR
Meeting Held yesterday Afternoon at
Chamber OF Commerce and Matter
Discussed.

The proposed gas rae increase for
Wheeling was discussed a a meeting
OF the sDecia' gas rate committee held
yesterday afternoon in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms.
TIE comtn!tice unanimously decided
20 name an expert auditor "a audit the
accounts and books Of the Natural Gas
COMPANY % Wcs' Virginia. The and
!tor was not decided upon but will be
named w,,h;n = few days
The general COMMITTEES will likely
meet next week 20 hear the report Of
the special committee. which Is COM
posed Of r. ". Ewing. Of n" Chamber
% Commerce. N;to ScAeuS. Of the city
OF Wheeling. and Charles l.. Evans, Of
the city az Eeuwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
MAN HELD On
LIQUOR CHARGE
J. M. Trussell- of South Side, VIII Be
Tried at October Term of
Federal Court Here.

!. NJ. Trusscu. oc 1926 Jacob street
charged with violating the federal pro-
hibition laws. was arrajgned before I.
s Commissioner W. !. Cotton yeSter-
day afternoon for preliminary hearing
and was held 10 the October term or
federal court here in october. Bona
WAS fixed at $500.
George Hickman. who vas arrested
with Trusesll several weeks ago when
officers raided the establishment IN
South Wheeling was dismissed owing 10
lack Of evidence.
Otficets In the raid confiscated fifty
fivo pints OF home brew and twenty
pints OF malt extract. Roth TrusSel!
and Hickman were in the place at the
time OF The raid and were arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
DIRECTORS MEET TODAY

The regular monthly. meeting OF the
board ot directors Of the Ohio County
Farm Bureau will he held this morning
at 10 O'Clock in the Chamber or Com
mercs assembly rooms
4 number OF routine matters will be
taken up and disposed Of and questions
crops in the county VIII he
discussed All members are urged 10
be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
RELEASE MINERS
ON $1,000 BOND
WIN be ArraiSned at Eldns Sept =
Fer Violating Federal injunction

Pete Kufelt and Steve Andrich OF
Benwood. were released from the coun'
" Jail yesterday afternoon under $40
bond for hearing before Judge w. r..
Baker at the r1krs term Of federal
court on Sept. (.
The two miners. along with ave otn-
ers. are charged wiki violating the leu
eral injunction granted tn" Hitcnmah
Coal company or BCuwo"d recently.
They were arrested several weeks az"
and committed u jail pending hear
ing.
The miners arS alleged % have inter
fering with employees ~ the mine in
violation o. the injunction. They were
released by United States Commissioners
W. j. Cotton IN the absence Of United
States District clerk John II. Conrad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
Mandamus Proceedings End

: The ease Of the ONO Power COMPANY
vs.. the MeiSter Coal Company. started in
the Belmont county probate court yes +
rerday morning was ended yesterday
evening.
The Ohio Flower Company instituted
mardamus proceedings To erect n power
line over the property Of the defendant
The jury returned a verdict Of $500
in favor of the MCister coal Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
at $3.50

The same high quality fur coats, trimmed
with collars of Nutria or natural Raccoon.
Remarkably low priced for Saturdays sell.
inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
CONVICT CAPTURED ONMARKET
STREETFOLLOW|NC CHASE
Baptist Temple Services

Wheeling Baptist Temple Rev George
I.orkhart Iy. pastor. sunday services
will be held In the auditorium OF the y
NJ G. A Ut 1915 a. M.
Rev. George LUCkhart. ST. WILL E'Ne
an address on Elastic Christianity.
Sunday at as. New faces. new IN
terests. new experiences. The stranger $
Sahabth home Faithful and true menu
bers. Splendid music. All who have no
church affiliations elsewhere. and those
whose churches are taking vacation
have a special invitation. welcome
YOU will not forget.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
At ELKS CONVENTION

MANY prominen, speakers Will adj
dress the fourteenth annual contention
OF the Wrs' Virginia Elks' association
10 be held a. Clarksburg on September
Il, Is and -.
Among those who have signiied their
intentions Of attending are:
Hon. John ". Davis. life member Of
ClarksSurg lodge: Grand Exalted Ruler
J. Edward Master. of CHarIeroi. Pa:
Ex-Governor John !. CornweN. Of Rom
ney: r. KemS Morton. % Charleston.
president 81 the state association, and
other officials Of the lodge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
INSTRUCTORS ENJOY
OUTING AT WARWOOD

Wheeling playEroundS officially close"
Yesterday and ;he instructors VIII en-
Joy their annual outing today al t"t
WarwoOd playground
Games OF various kinds Will u" IN
joycd in the morning including H"Se
hall game Dinner will be served N
moon and a final conference will be held
during the afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-26
PHYSICIAN ON TOUR

pr. James G. Walden, county lal! ply
stefan. is enjoying an automobile tour
Of the east and will return 10 Wheel
ing about Sept !.
Or Walden left by way Of Baltimore
and will motor through New Jersey.
He Will return by tho lake route and
mss through Columbus. O. to this city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Wants Dr.. Lorenz Brought West

OF common decency and ordinary
courtesy.
Is ~ not infinitely better TO birss
the children. crippled and in pain.
with a method az reason and ration.
aiity. drugleas and bloodless. than
the Anticipated system now used IN
Seattle. Let as do something TO stop
the slaughter Of the lnnocents. Let
Us band together 10 bring Dr. Lorenz
here and sec 20 IL that sufficient OF
the biz. broad and tolerant physicians
learn the art ns willingly taught by
this modern Midas.
Le, us have done with thi. faiia.
ciour and foolish system. why no,
get DIR. Lorrnx here 10 teach us
something % real yaiuc7
Work and talk for referendum
measure No. "a. Vote TIES.
ROLLfN JOHNSTON.
<91s <sth Ave. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

viss fought thru an ocean os blood
10 that victorious arinlsitce. The fri.
nfnpant parties 10 that armietics
were not the British alone, but also
tho United states. France and italy.
Why France and Italy now pose as
traitors 90 their millions Of dead he.
roes. why Britain now stands alone
10 enforce the nrmlstice. are not the
questions with America. which
fought. sacrificed. suffered and stlil
suffers for that armirtice. aud
thanked God for a.
Americas honor. her right 20 a
place among the honorable. courage.
Gus nations OF civilization demn nd
that She At once. formally. publicly.
forcibiy notify bloody minded Turkey
that America stands shoulder TO
shoulder with Great Britain, as abe
did before the guns and In the poison
gas Of isi7.Isis.
Tn. diplomats. tho politician states
mon. are a failure and fraud.
Where's Foch7 II. y. PAINE.