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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
SPEAKS OF BATTERIES
Head Of Wo lwErd Company Ad-
 dresses American Business Club

c. o. Woodward C. the Woodward Battery comp ny was the principal speaker at the weekly luncheon meeting of the American Isiness club at the Tutwiler hotel at noon Friday Following the precedent that all members of he club speak on their various trades, MT. Woodward gave a very interesting and instruc- tiv, talk on the care and attention due batteries.
 Reports from the various commit tees of the club were heard and many undertakings are being con- templated by the club during the next few months.
 W. c. Echols won the attendance prize donated by pr. Brandon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
ARTER HERE IN CUSTODY
.cturncd From Florida. Charged
 Mith Theft of Auto

;:cturncd From Florida. Charged
 With Theft of Auto
 Robert B. Allies. whose honeymoon at Jacksonville. Fla. was cut short by his arrest and return to' Birming ham by City Detective w. E. Patter son, was transferred from the city to the county jail Friday afternoon on a warrant charging grand larceny.
 .Ailes was arrested in connection with the disappearance of an auto mobile hired from the Weir Broth CTS Chauffeur Yourself company on February 22. It is alleged that he drove his bride through the country to Florida in the car on honeymot n trip. Birmingham police were noti- fled that Allies had been apprehended at acksonville and Detective w. B. Patterson was, sent down to bring him back. Patterson arrived in Blr- mingham late Thursday, bringing with him Ailes and the car. Mrs Allies accompanied her husband.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
MEASURES SIZE OF LOAvEs

is determined by new machine shown in the Popular Mechanics Mag azine, and designed by the depart ment of agriculture while making tests to fix the standard volume Of loaf. A funnel is filled with flax seed and the loaf to be tested Is placed in a container, of known cubic capacity. immediately below. The flaxseed is then allowed to pour in until the loaf Is completely immersed. Any overflow will falr into pans, placed at the sides for this purpose.
 Al the bottom of the container is a small valve, which, when opened, per mits the seed to fall into narrow graduated container. The measure of the seed in this container subtracted from the known cubic papacity or the larger container. gives the size of the loaf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
AIR PHOTO RECRUITS SOUGHT BY SQUADRON
Prospective Members Urged To
 Visit Roberts Field Sunday

Recruits wishing to join the photo section of the Birmingham esca drille. 135th Observation squadron of the national guard, are asked to be at Roberts field at ? o'clock Sunday afternoon. In the absence of Lieu. Rosser Angell in charge of the sec ton, all prospective aerial pho tographers are asked to see Sergeant Allen at the headquarters building.
 A number of experienced photog raphers are already enlisted in the section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
BIOLOGIST TO TALK
EmplOyes of U. 6. Agriculture De.
 partment Plnn Open Session

partment of agriculture of the Bir- mingham district will hold an open meeting Saturday night at o'clock in the civil service room of the post office building, when pr. Ives, biClo- gist of Howard college. will lecture. using as his subject, Termination of Refractory Seeds"
 Department of agriculture em- ployes meet every other Saturday night for discussion of educational subjects pertaining to the work of the various departments, and tC be- come better acquainted with the va rious duties of the several offices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
BUILDING NEW CHURCH

Ground Is being cleared for the erection of the new St. John A. NJ. l.. church at Seventh avenue and Eff teenth street. according to an an nouncement made Friday by Dr. II. the congregation are urged to attend Sundays services to discuss and en- courage the building project. X great sensational financial rally is being staged by the members of the church for the new church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
DEATHS

Mrs. Sofia Louise Serberis-The body of Mrs. Sofia Louise Serberis, who died at her residence, 2416 Keague avenue, Friday morning. was sent to Hanceville. Ala, Friday after noon by Lige Loy. She is survived by her husband and Is children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
PULLING TEETH

From Everybodys Magazlhe. Owen Mccarthy, a recent arrival from -he Emerald Isle, has spent a torturing day with tootache. After he had finished his work toward eve- ming, he beat his way to the nearest dentist and impatiently inquired of the extractor of moiars:
 How much does yez eetrge fer pullin' out wan toCth?' c, . ,ns
 Fifty cents; 70 censt increasing "Sivinty-fi1 ct9' and Tar a' gasped owen. mas made 1t i' round agin ea ;h medicine In U it's daylight" no oplates--in-
 on the wrapper. m
 T Insist upon Fo- al
 here.--Adv. bl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
BOYS MISSING FROM SCHOOL

Police Friday were endeavoring to locate three boys who escaped from the Alabama Boys Industrial school Friday morning, Kemp Carson Woodlawn, age Is; Joe Billings, An niston, age IT, and William Bell. Flu faula, age IT.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
ARREST ALLEGED THIEF
Reported Owner Of Chicken Coop
 Ford Held For Police

Fred Kendrick, hosedale negro, was being held Friday in CO., aection with the theft of 28 chickens early Thursday night from J. M. -.usselL 13 Walnut street, West End.
 Police were called Thur lay night when two negroes were seen coming out of an alley with sacks ntheir backs by some white boys. The negroes fled. leaving behind the chickens and Fore automobile parked in field. TWO hours later Kendrick called ove- the telephone and stated that an automobile of similar outside appearance had been stolen from him. When he appeared at headquarters Friday morning to claim the car. he was placed In jail by City Detectives McAdo. and Lee. He was afterwards identified by one of the West End boys. He Is said to have protested his innocence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10

orderly conduct. West was implicat- ed with two firemen recently dis charged by the board for being drunk and disorderly.
 J. E. Lacey, member of the service board, offered resolution which was passed unanimously, requiring all officers and firemen who have not been In the employ of the city for more than one year, to file their applications In order that they may be acted upon at the Thursday night meeting.
 w. F. Jordan, house officer of the Tutwiler hotel. and W. A. Wood of the First National bank were granted authority as special officers. Three other applications were returned to the secretary, the applicants not hav- ing a receipt from the comptroller for fee charged for the badges. the draft treaty the note proposes and subsequently discussed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
ORLEANS WOMAN ON JURY

NEW ORLEANS, La, March g. Mrs. Mary Roberts served on a jury in a section of the district court to- day. It was the first time in the his tory of Louisiana that jury duty was performed by a woman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10

R. R. GREGORY DOING WELL.
 R. l.. Gregory underwent an oper- ation Tuesday for appendicitis at St. Vincent's hospital. He is doing nicely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09

pomn6l, masek bylo tam hoj-
most, tax ze porota, sestavajicf
z pand: VIM. Skaryd, F. Do
bry a Tom Lisy, nevedela, jak
by to podelila, mfsto 10 bylo
IL cen a jeste jich bylo mnoho,
co jiste 81 zasluhovaly odme-
ny. Ceny obdrzeli: Danny: pf.
Julie Schanilec Comic Lady, /;
slec. v. Dobek (Kralbvsky sa-
sek); pi. G. Crkal (Cikanka) [;
p. A. LangmaSer (Plzei1ska
Selka) = Miss E. Podojil (Pie-
rot); pi. M. Hauzer (MotyD.
Panove: Leon Whitewell (Sa-
sek); pi. A. Horak (Srycek
Sam) slec. Nettie Kauer (Cle-
vel. obcan); pf. M. Jestfab
(Hastrman); Louis Urs (Ci-
NAM; James Zemek (Pierot).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09
LOUPEzE "a B1LEHO DNE,

Pred ocima cetnych chodc6
byla ma Euclid ave. a vych. 40
Ill. kratce pred polednem o.
loupena 0 $658.OO slecna G.
Holbergova, 2416 vych. 63. ul.,
jez jest pokladni v jistem re-
staurantu ma Eoclid a vych
So, ul. Penlze nesla do ban
ky. Byla. zadrzena dyema au-
Ii; kteff il vyrvali kabelku / a
kdyz Sc zacali lide ltoku wi
matt, vyshocii auta diva JIM
lupici,. kterf revolvery udrzo-
vail zastup v nalezite vzdale-
nosti. 20 drzem Ginu pax &C.
Ia spolecnost banditd vsedla
do stroje a ujela.
Do gasolinove stanice The
Standard Oil Co., 2508 Euclid
ave. vnikli vcera diva ozbroje-
nj lupici, sebrali klerkovi H.
Walkerovi $4,000, nacez ry-
chile zmizeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09
MILLIONAR MCCORMICK
OPEROVAN.

Paffz, 8. ledna. Harold Nc
Cormick, stizen byv nahle "a
n9tem slepeho stfeva, byl nu-
cen podstoupiti operaci dnes
o pdlnoci. Stav jeho jest pro-
hlasovan "a uspokojivy. Gan
ma Walska, polska opern{ p9v
kyne, kterou Sc nedavno oze-
nil, odfekla svoji umeleckou
cestu do Ameriky a zIstane u
neho. Nemoc vyvinula Sc tax ry
chile, ze pacient nemohl byti
dopraven do nemocnice q ope
race musela byti provedena "
jeho domove.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09
DLUHOvE VYJEDNAVANf
/. ZAHAJENO.

Washington, 8. ledna. -
Dnes zahajeno bylo vyjedna-
vanf mezi anglickou komisf,
jez prijela sem ku .koncisminu-
leho tydne a komisi americkou
0 dluznh, jez Velka. Britanie
povinnuje Spojenym Statdm v
castce pfesahujicfg $4,000,O00,-
900. Ackoliss prvnf den 'byl ve-
novan vzajemnemu sseznamo-
vani Sc a riznym forrnalitam,
da Sc s urcittosti: ficis. ze}Velka
Britanie jest ,hotova szaplatiti
svdj dluh, Otazkou pry pouze
Jest, jak dlouhou lhdtu bude k
tomu jzadati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09

cele Avatelno bttailonu a Sc
zbrani v rukop pozdravi ital-
skou triaxolorul Je to Ital Is.
stol., condottiere. Dosud neni
zl1&m T.
Cesloslovs4sky fasismus. 2
rtznych zievd DE patrno, ze
strana narodne-demokraticka
chce vskutku siriti u mas fa-
sismus. Moano tax usuzovati
tim urcit9ji, 3ezto nar-dem. DO
slanec ZavfeI postavvil Sc v ce-
10 fasistickAh0 hnuti spolu $ ma
rodn& demolxrAtickym sekreta-
rem Machem. Ustredni s{dlo
ceskoslovensk&ho fasismu ie
prozatfm v Holesove ma Mora
We.
Trapny pffxnak DOLBY. v O.
lomouci byly nedavno porada-
ny recko-rfmske zapasy, jichz
Sc dcastnil !, Hnamy lamzelezo
Breitbart. Pet dni trvaly zapa
~ q bylo vzdy vyprodano. Ia
n9kolik dnf ma to mel Sc kona-
ii koncert vnucek Paganino-
vych, virtuosek ma housle. -
Koncert hylo vsak nutno odrf-
ci, pon9vadz bylo prodano So
tva "a 200 Kc. listkI !. :!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09
MASKARNf PILES KLUBU
CLEV. OBcANU.

Vzdy slycham, jak krasne
zabavy porada Klub Clev. OBJ
CANT a proto to sc mnou minu-
lou sobotu Skublo a povfdAm
mojf drah6 polovici: 'Pdjdem
dne ma Piles, rad bych jednou
spaMil ten vesely nartdek, a
zaroven svoje stare pedaly tro
chu rozpumpoval a MONA t6z,
ze Sc mdj revmatismus vyl4cf,
neb tanec jest pry ia nejlepsi
medicina." - "Ale, tato, co tx
to napadlo, vzdyt' malo kdy
chceS kan it, a, jaksi sv&hala,
ale kdyz spatfila, zesise I das
vam db pucu, dostada VII stfach,
ably 81 mne tam nelter& nena-
mluvila, honem Sc pfistrojfla a
hajdy do plesu a nelitoNala, -
TAX veselou a prarelSkOu zaba-
WI jiz davno jsme nevideli a
mama 2 kola nechtela, ami
kdyz muziky pfestaly hrAt.
By1o to tax jak hdyz Sc se-
ide jedna velik& a dobfe Sc
sn&3ejfcf rodina. PaneEku, ia
kovy Klub, to 81 necham libit
talk jsme vyhledali vybor,
abychom Sc dali zapeat co ele-
move a 3 n&mi zaroven % bylo
jich zaps&no, to dokazuje, jak
sc tak6re zAbavy zanlo louyajG
Abych Y tom naIdSenf neza-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09
Zy1ROcNl ScHUzE yELKO,
RADU STATU OHIO CsPS,

4 i = w. i "
kterou zahajil pfedseda p. al.
Urbanec. Zapisky re sch1ze
,minule pfijaty. Pc vyffzenr
dopisd br. tajem. oznamuje za
posledni mesfc zemfele bratry
a sestru: Barbora Simek, Fran
tisek Fila, Jakub Stan6k a,
Frank Cervenka. Ma vyzvanf
predsedy povstanfm vsech pfi-
tomnych zemrelym posledni L.
eta projevena. Bratr poukazal
ma zasluzny zivot br. F. FLY,
ktery po 40 rokI nednavn6 pra
coval pro zuslechteni a po-
vznesenf .toho naseho narodnl-
no zivota, We spo1kach, pfi di-
vadle v kazdem narodnim
podnIku, jeho narodni snazenf,
nejen slovy, ale i skutky uplat>
hoval. Talk jake $ lctoa a
vd6cnostf vzpomfname ma ma
Sc zaslouzile bratry, Vaclava
Nevaffba, Vacfava Rychlika,
Augusta Bubaka, Antona Pc
trase, Henryho Prochazku, Mi
chaela Abba, F1,antiska Hruhe
ckeho, Josefa Lfnka, Vaclava
Humla, Vaclava Snajdra, To-
ma$e Sfdlo, j. Vorla k tenn
zafadfm'e bratra Franka Flu,
ktery jeho slechetnymi skutky
81 vybudoval trvaly pomnfk v
srdcich tech, jehz jeho obeta-
vost dovedou ocenit. Ma jeho
rakev shanula mnoha slza la
sky cd jeho uprimnych pratel.
PAX byla ctena zprava dn-
vern1ka Br. A. Obermajera,
ktera vykazuje prfjem $685.
SO, vydani S8782.75, zbyva ma
hotovosti $69.75. Zprava w
borem odporucena prijata.
.Zprava zabavnfho vyboru pri-
jata a bratrIm hudebnfknm
projeveno uznani "a nezistne
1cinkOranf pri vyrocnf slavno-
sti V. Radem poradane. Br. J..
Freka podal zpravu o predani
tinadovny celeho majetku no.
We 1fadovne v Chicago. Zmino-
val Sc sffeji 0 nadsene mnoho-
slibne cinnosti bratrI v Chica-
gu a zaroven upozornil bratry,
ably agitovali pro velkou 1cast
pfiSti ,vekofAdore schize, v
ktere bude pfftomen pred. N.
H. uradovny br. Pergler.
"a, dIvernika pro rok 1923
zvolen br. 'Karel Pintner. Ia
lekafe pro broadwayske rady
br. Dir. Kiegr. Do dalsich ira.
di zvoleni bratfi: "a pfedsedu
Vaclav Svoboda, mistopTeds.
Jan Bocek; tajem. Alois Huml !;
dcet. Emil Cernohorsky; "a po
kladnfka James Krajfcek; pri
vodcf JOS. Lorenc; straz JOS.
Hruby; dobrocinny vybor: br.
FIR. Janousek, Lorenc, Klf1na,
Hruby a Strejcek; knihovnfk
A. Edelstein. Do agitacniho
vyboru zvoleni: "A. Edelstein,
"A. Urbanec, X. Pintner, John
Hejduk. Dale usneseno adre-
sar uverejnit We Sv9tu i Am.
Del. Listech. F. S. !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09

ku. - Y Berlfne NELL zaj jlnta-
w pr0ces. N9mecko-nocionM
nj spisovatel dr.. Max Mauren-
brecher uverejnil v ID. Ztg.
jejfz je sefredaktorem, tehto
odstavec: "Kdyzte zidovska
East a zidovska pomstychti-
vost mas dohnala k zhroucenf a
pax jest4 dodala nepfa4eldui
ndz k nasf poraJzce l?!), pax
pfi ,znovuvzkriseni nernecke
silly budeme musit vsechno Ii
sdovstvo spolecn9 ucinit zodpo-
,vednym "a tuto vinu. ZruSenf
spolecenstyf mezi
Nemci a zidy a pdstranenf We
lezradneho lidu z n'aseko stfe-
|du, tot bude jedinou pokuton,
jez bude moci skutecn9 smTiti
n9meckou vinu." Ufedni spo-
lex n9meckych statnich obGa-
nj zidovsk9 viry upozornil pru
skeho ministra spravedlnosti
ma tento 1tok a vlada pax po-
ukazala statnl navladnictvf,
ably zakrocilo proti dru Maui
renbrecherovi pro poruSenf
trestniho za|kona, t. j. pro .spo-
puzovani k nasilnostem mezi
r1znymi tridami obyvatelstva.
Avsak soudnf rizenf, jez Sc O.
nehdy konalo, skoncilo osvo-
bozenfm Maurenbrechera.
Soud uznal, ze pry zide nejsou
''tridou", o ktere zakon mluvf,
nybrz plemenem, prlpa'dne ma
rodem. (Proti narodu sc tedy
stvati smf?)' ze zide jsou ma
rodem zvla$tnim, to pry je u
znavano mezinarodnim pra-
vem, jez uznava zidovsky
"svaz narodI pro Palestinu'A
dale pry pax - a to je nej7a-
jimavejsf - polskou dstavou,
ktera uznawa zidy "a mensino-
Ivy narod uvnitf hranic polske-
no statu. Po prve Sc tady sta
va, ze samostatny stat (Pru-
sko) fldi Sc prawnfm pravid-
lem jineho statu (Polska)!.
Prepad6ni Seskych skol8kd
" Olomouci nsmeckymi xkky.
v poslednf schlzi m6stsk&ho
zastupitelstva v Olomuci jedna
10 Sc take o systematick&m pre-
padavani ceskych skolaki ne
meckymi zaky. Stale Sc jiz ne
kolikrate, ze n9mecti dareba-
ci vzdy We vetSim poctu napa-
dali ceske skolaky, hazeli po
mich kamenim, tloukli je a tr-
hall Jim satstvo. Starosta me-
sta ma podanou interpelaci cd
povedel, re nestrpi, ably NADIA
lie dochazelo k: k:takovym pripa-
dunn ze n6mecti. reditele
skol byli jiz vyzvani, ably po-
ucili zactvo o nasledcfch tako-
vych nasolnistf. Policejni stra-
Ii dostalo Sc pokyni, jak ma
postupovati, kdyby k nejak&-
mu prepadeni snad jeste doslo.
Tentokrat by Sc postupovalo s
nejvetsf prisnosti a bezohled-
nosti.
Novin8f-prorok. r. 1912 -
tedy pred deseti lety - psal
francouzsky publicista Geor-
ges Sorel zpravy o politicke ST.
tuaci v Italii a skizzoval mar
kantni politick& osobnosti. Ia
jimavy jest jeho prorocky dsu-
dek o Mussolinin: s'To henf
obycejny socialieta; jiste Sc
dozijeme dne, kdy Mussolini v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09

Harry H. Gardiner, nekdy
zvany siidskou mouchou", u.
vedl v Gzas tisice lidf v dolni
casti New Yorku, kdyz slezl
zdi hotelu McAlpin a posadil
Sc ma rlmsu, Is poschodf mad
Broadway nam6stim Heral.
du. l.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-09
Ozndnenf dmrtf.

zarmuku imam xe
hdiy
hody odpoledne
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13
SELECTING A GRAND
JURY AT BASTROP TO
PROBE KHAN ACTIVITY
Attorney General Will Ask
for 80 TO so In
dictments.
Bastrop, La, Feb. 1s.-Preliminar!

Bastrop, La, Feb. 1S.-Preliminary
|steps toward selection of the grand
Jury, which will be asked to investi-
t,ate alleged operations Of the X. X.
~. in Morehouse parish, was scheduled
Tor today. The jury commission will
select the names of twenty citizens of
Ethe parish and these will be placed
n box and given to District Judge
Fred NJ. Odom.
On March 3, when the term Of the
tpresent grand jury expires, Judge
|Odom will select from the twenty
Frames one to be foreman of the jury
|snd then from the box will be drawn
| the names of eleven men to complete
organization of that body.
Attorney General A. V. Coco is ex-
|pected to appear before the jury i'm
Imediately after March 5, and place
Before it evidence developed at the
Eopen hearing here last month into
ffloggings, deportations and the kid
tnaping and Staying of Watt Daniel
land Il. T. Richard. The attorney
general has stated that he will ask
flor the indictment of between 80 and
$50 persons on charges ranging from
murder to assault and battery.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13
MUST FIX ENGINES
Federal Orders Require Inspection
and Repair of Locomotives.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 13.-An
order issued by Federal Judge Rufus
E. Foster yesterday requiring J. L.
Lancaster and Charles L. Wallace,
receivers of the Texas and Pacific
railroad, to cause to be made "all
proper inspection and repair of each
locomotive in their possession" was
expected TO be served on the receivers
today.
The order from the federal court
followed a months investigation into
the condition of locomotive equip
ment on that road.
The investigation was conducted by
representatives of the bureau of loco
motives, and representatives of the
Commerce Commission in charge OF
John Shirley, chief inspector of loco
motives, and Representatives of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13
WILL HONOR EDISON
Pioneer Workers Will Erect Shat
From Bricks OF Old Home.

East Orange, n. j., Feb. 13.-The
Edison pioneers at their dinner here
last night, to celebrate the 10th
birthday of Thomas A. Edison, an.
nounced that they will build a mem.
orial to the inventor near his former
workshop in Menlo Park, n. j.
The memorial will be a 00-foot
tower constructed of bricks taken from
his former home and from the lab
oratory and workshop he used while
there.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

bureau of investigation of the De-
partment of Justice.
1t was declared hat this was the
first case of the kind brought under
the locomotive inspection act Of Feb
ruary II, 1911, and the rules and
regulations of the commerce commits
sion in regard to proper inspection
of locomotives.
It was intimated that similar &C.
ton would be taken against other
railroads.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

or protruding piles, hemorrhoids and
such rectal troubles. And it is a
comfort to know you can call or
send to the nearest drug store and
get a 60. cent box anywhere In the
U. S. and Canada. Take no substi-
tute. A single box is often sufficient.
You can have free trial package
by sending name and address TO
Pyramid Drug Co., 625 Pyramid
Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-13

from PiIes
Send to Nearest Druggist for a Box
of Pyramid Pile suppositories--
Their Soothing Influence
Is Remarkable. .-..I

In the privacy of your own home
Pyramid Pile Suppositories give
blessed relief from itching, bleeding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05

/ the dead was expected TO revisit the
tomb regularly and somewhat siib-
slst on the food thar vas placed
there. At other times the soul was
supposed to take the form of bird
or animal and 20 about over the
country Eventually II would come
hack and reanimate the body.
THAT was why they mummItied
the bodies and preserved them so
carefully.
Now II Lord Camarvon and his
explorers by degpoiling the tomb dis.
turbed Tutankhamcn's rest and
made II impossible that he shall
ever reanimato his body. isn't II
logical that the soul of Tu,ank.
hamen would be revengeful and that
he would be moved to take such
measures as lay in the spiders bite
or TO assume the form of the pc.
|culiar incubus that brought sudden
and mysterious illness to the count.
ess OF Carnarvon on her way to her
husbands bedside2
at any rate, that is the way the
old Egyptian faith would explain
IT."
Miss Bakarat was educated in a
Christian college at Cairo, spent
number Of years on the continent
and is now living in the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05

LII GEE GEE, TIL OFFICE
VAMP, SEE:
Spring Is here when young
feller starts to save up S. for a
marriage license.

The Prince Of Wales has fallen Off
his horse for the dxth time in
three months. Somebody ought to
send him a Ford.
Or. Cook. Arctic explorer. has been
arrested for making fraudulent state.
mcnta thru the malls.
n that man isn't moro careful. pco.
pie arc going TO begin TO question his
ycracity.
TIC brcctes sfocep hc citV Sirects
IN manner hard and sdd 10 tell;
and net nc irish me- cilv
SWcpt o fco Of thcm az pcH.
The above Is unjust 20 the street
department, 10 we hope tho city coun.
ell doesn't revoke our poetic license.
WE HOPE this reaches 10 The bot.
tom Of the pnge, but If Il doesn't
WE DON'T care
WE GOTTA go home aud get
ready for the annual benefit Of tho
NATIONAL VAUDEVILLE Ar
lists NJ The Bungalow this evening
SEE Yoy there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-05
CA'RNARvON IS
DEAD IN EGYPT
Discoverer of Kings Tomb
Dies of Poisoning

CAIRO, April 6,--Surroundcd by
his family, the earl of Carnarvon
died peacefully early today of blood
poisoning sustained in excavations
at the tomb of pharaoah Tutank-
hamen, which he discovered.
Lord Carnarvon, who made n bravo
fight against tho poison and against
pneumonia, which developed recently,
sank rapidly shortly after midnight
The countess OF Cnrnarvon, their
daughter, and Lord Dorchester, the
cnrl's son and heir, were summoned
hastily
After bidding them farewell the
earl drftcd into unconsciousnos and
died at O'clock.
Supcrstiilous Egyptians sliool,
obviously their hcnds when
word OF the carl's death spread.
Among the natives Il Is
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