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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
LLOYD GEORGE Es INvITADo A
LA CooPERACIoN

LoNDRES, octubre 30.-A pesar de
todas las negatives, ell Evening Stan
, dard'' declara hoy que el conde de
! Balfour esta actualmente actuando de
intermediate entire Ell primer ministro
Bonar Law v el ex primer ministro
Lloyd George y que ha formulado pro-
posiciones ell tiltimo para que coopere
con ell gobierno conservador.
A fines de semana Mr.. Lloyd George
fue huesped del conde de Balfour en-
la residencia de este ultimo en- Esco-
cia.
Ell "DaiIy Express que ha apoya
do energicamente al primer ministro
Bonar Law y los unionistas, dijo hoy
que clos conservadores estan perdien
do su direction poruue los directories
Sc estan negando = luchar.'
Al mismo tempo, ell diario publica
un rudo ataque contra Mr.. Lloyd
George, acusandolo de haber tratado de
lamar a la Gran Bretafia en- una que
IRA contra Turquia.
En- algunos cfrculos Sc cree Ell que
como Lloyd George ofreci6 cooperar
en- la labor que confronta Ell gobierno
britannica, los conservadores lie presen
tan esta oportunidad para que COM
pruehe el alcance de sus intenciones,
pero los amigos del primer ministro
Green su vez que en- las nuevas cleo
clones puede triunfar este. Los conser-
vadores, por otra parte, Sc encuentran
seguros del triunfo, pues atribuyen la
larga permanencia en- Ell poder de
Lloyd George la coalici6n, Que traio
consigo impuso la guerra mundial.
boy Sc iuzga que no subsisten las cir
cunstancias que encumbraron al vetera
no gales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
Como Sc hace un diario en- Japon

Ochocientos mil ndmeros y de doce pa
ginas
En- ell mismo dfa y hora que yo rea-
Iizaba mi vista, llegaba al ''Osaka-
Asahai,' la lista del ministerio Poin-
care. Habia que publicar.o sin tardan
"a con las fotografias.
Hey por hoy, no hay un pals sobre
este vasto mundo en- que ell pueblo ig-,
more 10 que pasa en- Ell extranjero.
Hay que agudizar la perspicacia. En-
tres minutes Sc encontraron las cabe4
zas de todos los ministries, salvo la de
Manoury.
lcomo, grito furioso ell redactor
en- jefe, no tenemos la cabeza de Ma
noury.
Yo 10 admiraba. GUERRA decirle: iPor
que deseaba nsted tener la cabeza de
Manoury? Ell estaba desolado.
vamos, dijo el-fijese usted que
es frances, mire bien, puede ser que
la encuentre.
-Yo no encontre Manoury.
Pero fjande mi atencion sobre Paul
Groussier:
All, die, no os atormenteis mas.
He aqui uno que Sc lie parece como I'm
hermano.
DE veras.
1t Palabra de honor!
fue asi, como en- osaka el Sc
nor Groussier, con ell nombre de Ma
poury. fue un dla ministro del Int
rior del gabinete Poincare.
termina e. ameno periodista: jCom
prenden ahora como Ell Jap6n es Algo
mas grande, complicado, mas moderno
que 10 que dicen sus estampas?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
ENvIARAN "oBsERvADoREs" A
LA coNFERENCIA DE LA PAz DE
LAUSANNE Ell 13 DE NovIENBRE
sEGUN Sc DECLARA OFFICIAL
MENTE
(De ia Prensa", de New York;

WASHINGTON. noviembre A. FL
embajador britannica, Sir Auckland Ged
des, Ell conde Charles de Chambrum, en-
cargado de negocios de Francia, v Ell
sefior Rouse, encargado de negocios de
Italia. entregaron aver tarde EN- el de
partamento de estado la invitacion de
los aliados a la conferencia de Lausan
ne el mes pr6xino para solucionar la
question del cercano oriente a conse-
Al principle Sc creia que este gobier
cuencia de la guerra greco-turca.
no asistiria a dicha conferencia por
medic de un representante con plenos
poderes, pero aver mismo Sc hizo saber
cficialmente que los Estados Unidos
enviarfan un observador a la confe-
rencia.
Sc da como razon de la participa-
ci6n de los Estados Unidos, aunque
sea en- esta forma, Ell que en- estos mo
mentos estan interesados en- la soluci6n
del problema, no tomando parte Official
mente por la sencii1a razon de que los
Estados Unidos no habian estado en-
guerra con Turquia.
Las potenciss declaran en- la nota
de invitaci6n haber invitado tambien
Russia v Bulgaria para que envien
representatives cuando Sc vayan a dis
cutir Sas cuestiones relativas los es-
trechos, es decir, un POGO mas tarde
La conferencia Sc rennira en- Lausan
ne Ell IS de noviembre v Sc concluira
un tratado de paz sobre Ell oriente. No
Sc ha fjado la fecha en- que compa-
receran los representatives rusos bull
garos.
La presencia de los Estados Unidos
en- la conferencia al 1ado de un repre-
sentante soviet Sc explica diciendo que
clio Sc debe a que este gobierno consi
dera ell territorio ruso fuera del contro
lado por Ell gobierno de Moscou como
una especie de dep6sito hasta que Ru
sia salga de su actual caos politico. va
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
PARA Ell REFUG1o DE N1Nos

La Sociedad del Ropero Infantil, por
conducto de su anterior Presidenta Ia
Sra. doiia Clemencia F. de Travieso,
envio % vestidos hechos medidas
para los nihos de este Asilo.
La alcancia de la escue.a particular
de dona Eloisa Dechondens, produjo
en- estos dias un dollar y 80 centavos.
La alcancia de la Mallorquina
produjo un dollar y 12 centavos
El Refugio recibe con agradecimien
tos estos caritativos auxilios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11
.'UN DIARIo MoDERNo''

Es necesario tener una idea de esta
nueva faz de un pals que solo aparece
ante nosotros bajo la forma de sus
musm6s''. Entremos al diario 'tOsa
ka-Assahai'. Es uno de los ejempla-
res caracteristicos del Jap6n. rs I'm sa-
on immense la redacei6n donde ochen
ia j6venes trabajan inclinados sobre
81 parEl,
LES una escuela2
Son los redactores.
-IOchenta? ST llega a escaparseles
una novedad merecerian que Sc les abra
el vientre. T..
No Sc nos escapa jalnas, contesta
Ell director.
Sobre estos ochenta periodistas, trein
ia cinco contados con los dedos, vi
ven con ell aparato te,ef6nico en- la ma
no; comunicando con todas las ciuda
des importantes del Jap6n, con las es-
taciones, con los lugares publicos, ca
zan noticias al vuelo.
Nosotros sabemos, inmediatamente
todo 10 que pasa en- el mundo, dice Ell
director.
Pasemos los ta,leres. Un diario nj
pom necesita de cincuenta signos japo
neses Y de tres mil caracteres chinos.
Ell tip6grafo Sc maneja con una gran
rapidez en- medic de estos tres mil Gin
cuenta jeroglifcos, cuya sola vista bas
tarla para hacer perder la cabeza q
un diligente hombre latino, v el tarda
apenas un POGO mas para alinear un
articu1o que su colega frances que ira
bajaba con las veintiseis letras de su
alfabeto.
-ocho ediciones, dice Ell director.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-11

Agnjas "singer" Deble Psspunte '
Caoeneta $500 millar. Agulas "or1-
ginal Express" 0 y 90 $4,000 millsr.
Remitense por O. o. D. Tho Import
Needle Co, 2. o. Box 45e. San Juan.
Puerts Rice. AAvS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
VALUES WIFE'S
LOVE $4,000
Man Sues Sister-in-law
and Her Husband

r.c~r OF his wife's affections. which
resulted tn her securing n divorce
from hmm hast october. n valued by
Charles E Adams s+esS Fremont
ave. at $4,000.
In q complaint on fiie In superior
court. Adams hlamcs Emily Pricc
and her husband. A. n. rric~ area
18th ave-. s.. for the breaking up OF
his home. MrS Price. Who II his
elster~iniaw. began soon after the
marriage to defamc his character.
Adams alleges In tho complaint
while he was away from homo tho
complaint state~ Mira Adams was
p@r-uaded 20 leave. taking with her
most Of the furuitur~
Adams h suing the Prices for
80 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
WANT IN t.fr
SPECIFIC CASES
BIRTHS

resnfu,sha- Mo,otare. III mnrh ave-
s.. boy.
uu.y. Nathan university campus
boy.
Alder. Ernest X iass II John ST
boy.
vuss, va,sntis~ n v. d Aueurn.
girl
Edward. FRANK. ssis Firth ava ~
restef' oesrr. ". 10, II s,A 81
Ilsrs. ssieh. o., jackson ct. xsri
Ni.hizakl sogore. sos f1fth ave ~
eaehan, Hans iiuh St and rninney
ave. boy.
wrtwh. i.eus. Rss-hnAn ssss sis,
usasy. wesley Henry. rs, Harrison
wsra samuel or-"A TAr.~-rr-
o.hi,a. Rlsuss sss Dearborn St. boy
HAVANA. choJlrc, Coz Main st girl
strstton. y. J.. 1905 n Washington
81. Tacoma boy.
Hathaway, Roy c. H's rhiansy
De MsrsstI Charles o. 1871 ~ srth
rajii. rsaksnr. iiss l. sprse. st..
Ksndan e.orx~ 0ss i,A Az. r..
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Promise
C.. Attic to Be Good

Old friend +. rner hadn't come 20
my assistance l might have been
Hwnmped-
What did T. racr sayr-
It faor came right out WITH n
He said he and Mrs. parr had bad M
much trvuhe having things ruined
by thu laundriea that they'd bought
an electric machine and werc doing
their own washing. one Of tho dele
cation eane back AT hun. and said
Yea the washing machius people
Put on All intensive advertising drive
a while bach and sold quite = number
Of maehiaea Hut people are selling
thcir machines now ard are coming
hack Go tho lanndriea' r. rasr hit
tho tahse with NJ. rins. and rait
You'd have heck ~ tius making
my wife believe THAR
IT i,svr dd THAR r.ru slAd Co
know rusnet-esis else has had trouble
with the lAundrte@-
WANT IN Gtr
SPECIFIC CASES
Wei. then MIR Tnyws. tire se-sre-
tary Of the laundry Owners ss.-ccia.
ton. said the association would IL
glad 60 havv Us riS~ him tho nafnss
Of the isundrie- that had Eiven
trouhis and the specific instances In
which clothes Rad e~en host or torn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

or anything. lie said they wanted 20
ret such complaints In order tn mah~
the iaundrtcn too the MARI. And with
that they went OUT
-weny-
wen. they didn't seem rnfisf,ed
that We had any rial complaint
Guess tf~y thought tho reporter who
put that article IN tho paI,~r didn't
know what he wan talking about
sao.- G. Attic concluded. I'm roins
60 ask him 90 put q littis itorn In the
paper. like this
--rhs s~stti. laundry Ownerv'
association. 900 SECURITIES building.
phone Elliott East. In carer Co compel
iaundries 20 rive good service. They
are always rind To hear complaints
Of laundry patrons. according 20 Mr..
Thyn~. secretary. Mr.. ThynE says
he win personally attend to such
mstt~rs as arc brought 90 his atten-
tom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Fr~~ Trial Of . weshsd TNst Asy-
ene Ca. Tee without Di.com-
fors or Ise@. Of rtas

We have a method for IN. control
Of Asthma and We want you TO try
IL at our expense. No matter whcth-
~r your case is OF long standing or
recent Development whether u IL
nr~aent as Chronic Asthma or Hay
Frser. you should send for a free
friat Of our method No matter IN
what climate you live. no matter
~hat your age or occupation. II you
are troubled with asthma or hay
fever. our method Ahould reiiev. you
promptly.
We especially want 10 send u to
those apparently hopeless cases.
where all forms Of inhAlerA. douchos,
opium preparations fumes, patent
smokes" etc. have failed. We want
20 show everyone. at our expense,
that our method 10 designed to end
ali difficult breathing. all wheeling.
ard all those terrible pArnNyamE
This free offer " too important to
neglect single day. Write now and
begin the method at once. Send no
money. simply mail coupon below
20 II today-you do not even pay
postage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Oregon University
Is Debate Champion

Oregon university has bcsn award
I'd tho debate championship over the
University Of Washington and stan.
ford university aA n result OF the de-
feat Of stanford by Oregon In the
final debate OF tir tri-s,at. series.
Washington won from Stanford IN
Seattle. but lost 20 Oreron at
eugene. Oregon then won tho title
ny defeating stamford al Paio Alto
last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
ANOTHER SUFFERER OBTAINS
COMPLETE RELIEF FROM PAIN
Moorite Mineral Treatments Triumph Again Over
Sciatc Rheumatism

inflammation or pcascn m ne body.
now being successfully treated at the
institute.
II you ccrne TO us suffering from
catarrh, appendicitis, vsrfccsc veins,
stomach ulcers, goitcr, blood poison
or any OF the other ailments OF this
class. we viii give you effective re-
lief In n course OF treatments or give
you your money back We back our
faith IN the power OF this wonderful
natural mineral with our money ana
our time, and ask you only to give IL
n complete trial with a guarantee OF
your money back II the mineral fails
to bring you effective relief
IN RKACH OF ALL
Many have asked US why we insist
on receiving our reasonable fee in al
vance. The answer is that VIZ are
giving this course OF treatments at -
very low price. practically in reach OF
all sufferers. II we did not require
payment in advance, many would i'm
pose upon us by taking a few treat
ments and stopping without paying
us. Consequently. we would have TO
charge double the fee we do charge
We would have TO make the patients
who paid for treatments pay for
those who did not pay.
We arc hero TO give sufferers coxo-
piete relief. They must take a fun
course OF treatments to get II We
have fixed the price as low as we can
and keep our institute running. No
one who obtains relief from sufferinss
as Mr.. Dent did begrudges the fee.
and we protect you with our guaran-
tee TO refund your money in case OF
failure.
MOORITE MINERAL. INSTITUTE.
s12 Third Ava. Elliott xs4A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
VITAL STATISTICS

Paul SOC broad st., boy.
handa TahsyeohL iois Washington
-. boy,
Mathews Fart N. siss ruhrmsn
sharp. ciifford A. ssis I~,ena ave.
Elri
WEEKEND. John Tas cerii.. ave.
boy.
Smith. James A. rss i,tA .v. n.
Sweet. paul W. 80. Harvard sv. ~
zaekri.on. rr,e Tir. sir ava. boy.
Sehoutpx. Nils. ~, 18Th ave. ~ boz
a.trumura. Tare> ssts :sth ave. a.
boy
rual John. ssss puw.m,sh ava. boy.
Norris John H.. Seattle. boy.
Springer. John Henry. sTto tTth ave
rancy. william L. r~asti. rirl
chonlnard. William. tTls Eighth ave
Benton. csivi. wriesr. os. moral
Merits. iianr.. sTss weller s,. girl
IiatakeshL KAtauichl Gle Eighth
ave. T.. boy.
Meri~aii Nassurusn sss weller st.
boy.
Emoto. Ksisasura r;s washington
cai6oss. e-o-x. vim.r> iiis .is,
orsvsr. wliisra n ,siT II. uaion o..
,sDsai-l Jack waiter. RS sixth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Teeth People Show
and teeth they dont-the difference lies way combat

SO Prpsodens brings . new dertni era 90
people who employ n II brings five desired
effects which old ways do not bring. So NIL
lions OF people have eome to adopt Il, largely
By dental advica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
I.AuNDRYMES DECIDED
1T WAS A bonner

sNtfs ~ 48rs
quite . lot G Atce admitted.
we all tarked pretty fast They
said they supposed I'd Got mifrcd at
some little thing and exploded with
undue irnpetuosity. They agreed
had pulled homer
sTmpetuosiyr- excnfurd Mrs Az
Tia. '-ssom. little thing' I don't call
II some little thing when the iaun-
dries take good new clothes and
tear them. and punch holes In new
shirts. and lose a handkerchief. or a
sheet. or \ union suit every other
week or 30. Why. I've tried half a
dorm isundr~s In the last
That's Just what told them c.
Attic said and I said Il had been
ranking In my system for ~nme-
thing ike three years But they
ditln't s@e how n was poesibie. with
their laundrses strictly M 90 dntr IN
every particular. Ono owner said his
clothes never rot torn. or lost. In his
laundry"
what laundry Is ssat,- Mira A,
tie asked. eag~rfy.
r. PAFR COMES
To THE RESCUE
The Supply laundry- And C.
Attic added. ne told mn 90 s>nd our
wash To his place ard he'd bet We'd
never have any trouble His laundry
was an right and They were
three to ore against me. and N my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

ave. ~. hoy.
psnkis. John. COS rhird sv. ~. boy.
Hangar. Carroll ~ ,fft Boy iston
Miasr. OTIS Il. 60, y. s,rd st. boy.
Aatson. Theodore Clarence. sos
iSrissryich. John. se,o isth sv. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

O1d-time tooth pastes, based on soap and
chalk. depress these factors in saliva They
reduce this tooth-protecting power on which
film
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
One week viii bring
delightful changes

Pepsodent win quickly prove itself The
changes which you see and feel will very
soon convince you
Present the coupon this week for To-Day
Tube Note how clean the teeth feel after
using. Mark the absence OF the viscous film
See how teeth whiten as the film-coats dis
appear. Watch how every use leaves the
mouth IN fresh. alkaline condition
One week viii show you what this method
means to you and yours Go start the test
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

The saliva contains two great tooth-pro-
toeting agents. One IL q starch digestsnt
That 10 to digest starch deposits on teeth be-
fore they ferment and form acids The other
Is aIkali, to neutralise the acids which cause
tooth decay.
Certain food elements WIN multiply thoss
tooth-protecting factors But modern dict
often fails to supply those elements regu-
lzrly. Authority, therefore. desires the tooth
paste to apply that stimulation twice q day.
Pepsodcnt does thxt- II muluples both
the starch digestsnt and the alkalis In the
saliva Every application gives these natural
tooth protecting agents MANIFOLD edectA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

Another man has gcne forth from
the Moorite Mineral Institute com
pIetely relieved OF sciatic rheumatism
]. +. Dent, OF Kcnnewick. Washing
ton. Is the fortunate man who found
relief from acute suffering in this
remarkable product of nature
Mr.. Dent had suffered as only poo
plo who are afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism suffer for the past three
years. He sought every means TO rid
himself OF II. Having faith in ma
ture, Dent recently spent more than
a month Mt a famous mineral bath
resort, but his sciatic rheumatism
stuck to him
Mr.. Dent came almost directly
from the mineral bath resort TO Seat
tie to give nature another chance at
the Moorite Mineral Institute. This
time his faith I'm nature was reward
ed. Starting treatments on February
IS, he finished on March 4. fully re-
lieved and satisfied. rs shown by his
signature 20 the following release of
tho guarantee we give every patient
to return his money II not satisfied
with the results Of the treatments:
ACKNOWLEDGES EFFECTIVE
RELIEF
Fl hereby acknowledge that I have
received the treatments above refer
red 10 and have obtained effective re-
lief therefrcm. hereby releasing the
Moorite Mineral Institute from all
obligation. including the refund Of
my money
(Signo6 j. r. DENT.
Although more sufferers have been
relieved of rheumatism rhan OF any
other single ailment at the Moorite
Mineral Institute. these natural min
cral treatments are proving just as
effective in other ailments caused by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

fyn ava
Schiller. Harry ~. fs,sH YvurtA
ava
Edwards Mrs Amanda %. 1890 1e<h
ave e
Passage Emffy. -. <sss p~nsusrs
st
Martin Anna. 81. roe N <rtA IT
Nelson, Anna IL s7tT firth ava
wild. Fr-d. g.. 1919 Eighth sv~. s.
Ball. Tiliia. ~, 5o4 Il. Republican 81
MacNichel. John. IL. cess i1th ava
~. r -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

found two vsys 70 fght finn Many careful
tests have proved their efficiency. Author-
ties now advise them. and leading dentists
half the world over are urging their adoption
A scientific tooth paste has been perfected
to comply with modern requirements These
two Aim combatants are embodied In IL So
one sazy now attack that film twice q day a
home
The unms AZ shaf enpfh pssfe h pepsodeuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
Jewish Students to
Give PLAY of Ghetto

The Children Of the Ghctto.- by
Israel zangwfn. WIN b presented
April 1. at che Metropolitan thcater
by the Jewish stndcnts Of tn Uni
vcrssty OF Washington, to assis4 In
raising money for the stndcntS luen
fund. II was announced THURSDAY
night at the Young Mems Hebrew ss
sociation social and smoker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

A new method OF cleaning has brought
prettier teeth to railIiona- Also cleaner. safer
teeth
You zee the results wherever you look
Teeth now giisten which before were dim
They show in smiles now where folks once
concealed them
This is to tell you ehe reason, then 10 mgs
dhzt you make free test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
They remove the finn

These millions have gained whittier teen
By simply combating hlm IN this new way.
Film is that viscous coat you feel 1t eiings
to teeth, gets between the teeth and stayA
The ordinary tooth paste does not effec-
lively combat it The tooth brush. therefore.
has left much of il intact
Film sbsorbs stains, making the teeth look
dingy. Film Is the basis of tartar. That 70
why teeth become cloudy and discolored-
And some teeth--like srnokers' teett-be-
come badly stained
Film holds food substance which ferrncnfs
and forms acids II holds the acids IN contact
With the teeth to cause decay.
Germs breed by millions Ia h. They. with
tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrhea-
Thus most tooth troubles are now traced
% film Thooe troubles have been constantly
increasing for lack OF proper film com
Blatant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

Allen. Thorns. J. Jr. Seattle. Legal
Henning. Frcda w Seattle Legal
Marko~. Jules. Seattle ....----....s
brewster. Lloyd 4. Seattle .-----.ft
nrnnntstter. Cecil u, Seattle ...-..g
DAsts. Tania r.. Seattle ..........22
norardus David j.. Buffalo. ~. Y...T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09
BY Hal Armstrong

you hsve.- (. Attic grtnned. whom
he came home that evening. started
something. You AMI your laundry
bundie-
"Ir" Mira Asfie purziod- TT Iaun
dry bundler started pome-r
"And you win q Atue ssidcsi
Listen: You remember tho discus
sion you and l had SUNDAY morning.
You said you wcre always having
trouble with the manifestations
coming hack torn. some not coming
hack at all
Yes. and
well. someone must have over
hoard ua Anyway. what we said-
especially what you raid--cams out
in the paper the other night
Nor
-Yea.- c Attic insisted Cam.
right out In the paper. And today
wowi To-Day tho Laundry owners
association sent . delegation up Ia
tho Office to see mo They wanted 10
know how l got that way--havinx
such stuff about them put I'm the
r.n~r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-09

Coiiinsn. Edna Corona Seattle ----,f
schwarts ". O.. Seattle ----..2
Moidof. Rosa Seattle ..--------.1s
clauaaen. Fred 4. Seattle ------.1e
Walin. Selma J.. Seattle -------..sT
fonno. Fred. Seattle .-------- Legal
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SIX BANDITS HOLD UP
20 MANUFACTURERS
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bered ne hadn't searched him. and Just
before leaving the office went through
the cutters pockets. From them he took
S6S and a watch. He noti3sd dia-
mond ring on Pcmsky's finger and or
dered the man to take it off. Plomsly
failed, and the robber forced it off with
his teeth.
With final threat OF death to the
first man to raise call for help the
bandits backed into the hall and locked
the door after them. leaving the ele-
vator operator with Plomsky and
Frank and the others. They were heard
crowding into the lift and then the door
was heard closing. But the men in the
ONCE were afraid to shout for help until
ten minutes later, when the roar of an
automobiles exhaust made them sus-
pect the bandits were escaping.
Shouts for help quickly summoned
policemen and watchmen from Sixth
and Seventh avenues and from other
buildings on the block. The building
was searched, but no trace Of the bandits
was found. The two policemen who were
on duty near the building had seen them
leave it. but as two at least of the gang
wore fur coats they thought nothing
OF it.
Frank was taken to Bellevue Hos
pital suffering from confusion of the
brain. Physicians examined his head
and said a hard blow had been. dealt
to him. but he was able to 60 to his
home after having his wound dressed.
Plomsky went home and last night,
while a physician dressed his wound,
he related the story of the holdup.