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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
CONTINUED From ycsterday,


Mine. mlne Mt last, and In spite OF
Mis he cried exultantly, Electrically.
truly heroic.
hat she, endravoring to thrust him
oack. her hands against his breast
could only falter; why, why did YOU
ITO laughed. as n hero should: and
answered her hcroically. with the toll.
erance of god for the mortal 10
whom he condcsccnds: "He stood be.
tween U.S., Let his death be a sym,
Dol, warning Let all who would
stand between us mark II and be.
ware"
u was so splcndidly terrific. the
gesture OF Il was so broad and fine
and his magnetism so compelling.
that she east her silly ,rcmors and
Welded herself freely, intoxicated, to
Ms fond embrace. Thereafter he
swung her TO his shoulder. and step.
ping with ease beneath that burden.
pore her In a sort OF triumph. Justify
cneered by hts men. TO the deck OF hts
own ship. Her inconslderate brother
might have ruined that romantic
fcenc but for tho watchful Cahusac.
IsSho quietly trlpped him up. and then
trussed him like fowl.
Thereafter. wnat time the captain
langulshcd In his lady's smile with.
IN the cabin, Cahusao was dealing
with the spolls Of war. The Dutch
crew was ordered into the longboat,
and hidden to SO 90 the devil For.
tunately, ms they numbered fewer
than 80. the iongboat. tho perilously
overcrowded. could yet contain them.
Next. cahasac having inspected the
cargo. put a quartermaster and a
score OF men aboard the Jongvrouw.
and left her to follow La Foudre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
Her Cooking
Made Him Sick
Stomach Trouble (Gas) Made Man Hard to
Get Along With

out which was poisoning you. In
slight disorders, such as occasional
constipation. sour stomach. gas on
the stomach and sick headache, one
spoonful Adlcrlka ALWAYS brings
relief a longer troatm snt. however.
In necessary in cases of obstinate
constipation and long standing
stomach trouble. preferably under
direction OF your physician.
Hcports from Physicians
II found Adlerlka the best I'm
my entire 81 years. experience"
(Signod) DIR. q. ERgers.
~ use Adlcrika I'm all bowel
cases. Some require only one dose. Z"
tsigncd) DR.. +. NJ. =. Name given
on request.l
II have found nothing in my 30
years practice to excel Adlerika."
(Signed) DR.. james Weaver.
After taking Adlerilta feel better
than for 20 years. Haven't language
to express the AWFUL IMPURE
TIES eliminated from my system"
(SiEned) J. T.. Pickett.
Adlerlka is n constant surprise TO
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines. on
account OF It's rapid. pleasant and
COMPLETE action n IL sold by
leading druggists everywhere.
Sold IN Seattle by nine Barteil
Drug stores and other leading drug
gists.-Advcrtlsomcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21

PARIS. Nov. 2i.--very few Amer,
lean designers have the courage 20
compete with the Parislhns In their
own stronghold Of style. but Yvonne
Davidson. wlfo OF the American
sculptor. 10 Davidson. has.
Her understanding OF Americans
and her knowledge OF tho type of
clothes they like and need. has en-
abled her TO change her once small.
modest shop In Paris. 10 a prosper
Gus and pro,cntlops one. where she
shows some OF tho most distinctive
and beautiful frocks In Paris. and
where she designs with her own
countrywomcn In mind.
MANY American women como TO
Paris and develop n serious case
OF buyi,is'." Aho explained. They
sec great many gorgeous frocks
In a short time. seo them on girls
selected 20 show them Off 20 the
best advantage. loso their heads and
begin an orgy OF buying.
when they return home they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
CAPTAIN
By Rafael Sabafini
Q RAFAEL oApATlhi
Appor NEA aEpvlcLssc

which he now headed south for tho
Looward Islands,
Cahusao was dlaposed 20 bc Ill
hundred. Tho risk they had run In
taking tho Dutch brig and doing vio'
lenco TO members OF the family OF
the governor OF Tortugu. was out OF
all proportion 10 the value or their
prize, He said 80, sullcnly, to Leyns'
sour.
you'll keep that opinion 20 your.
SELF" the captain answered him.
Don't think am tho man TO thrust
my neck into n moose, without know
ing how am going to take II out
again. shall send an offer OF terms
10 the governor OF Tortuga that he
will be forced TO accept. Set u course
for the virgen Magra. Wen so
ashore. and settle things from there,
And tell them to fetch that milksop
ogeron TO the cabin
Levnsseur went back 10 the ndor'
Ing lady.
Thither. too. the iady's brother was
presently conducted Tho captain
rose TO receive him. bending his stall.
wart height 10 avoid striking tho
cabin roof with his head. Madcmoi.
sell rose too.
why this7' she asked Lecvassour.
pointing 10 her brothers. pinioned
wrists--the remains OF Cahusac's pre-
cautions.
Il deplore II, "said he. II desire II
to end. Let NJ. d'ogeron give me his
parole /. :"
Il give you nothing" flashed the
white.faccd youth. who did not lack
for spirit.
You see" Lovasseur shrugged his
deep regret. and mademo!selle turned
protesting 10 her brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21

Ing ono dress, you buy two, made
on exactly the same model. one Is
light. the other dark. They arc cut
cieyeriy. 40 that when the light
dress is on top the dark one forms
the trimming. or when you have
elected 10 wear the dark one. the
light ono plays that role.
Mrs Davidson Is also showing
very lovely afternoon coats with
wide bands OF embroidery which
she gets from old Rumanan
ahawls.
Her evening gowns arc cut on
very simple lines. and have the
mos, subtle draperies.
Il never show a model that I
have no. first made UP for my
self. worn. and found how II felt.
she said. Unless a dress is COM
Portable. you never can wear It
with distinction"
Incidentally, Mrs Davidson is one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21

10 report that they had sprung h.leak
between wind and water. the conse.
quenco OF damage sustained from ono
OF tho Dutchman's shots In alarm
Levasseur went Off with him. The
leakage was not serious so long na
the weather kept fine: but should a
storm overtnko them it might speed;
lily become 30, A man was alung
overheard 10 mako n partial stoppage
with a sail.cioth. and tho pumps were
got 10 work.
Ahead OF them low cloud showed
on the horizon. which cahuaac pro-
nnunced ono OF the northernmost OF
the Virgin Islands.
We must run for shelter there.
and carcen her. said Lcvasaeur. II
do not trust this oppressive heat. A
storm may catch US before we make
land"
"A storm or something else" said
Cahusae grimly, Have you noticed
tha,7' He pointed away 10 starboard.
LevaAseur looked. and caught his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
WORKS BOTH
trAVG

breath. Two ships that at tho dis
lance seemed OF considerable burden
were heading towards them some five
miles away.
III they follow US what Is TO hap.
penn demanded Cahusac.'
Wen fight whether we're in case
to do so or not" swore Loyasseur.
"counscls OF despair" cahusac
was contemptuous. To mark II he
bpat upon tho deck. This comes of
going TO sea with loycsick mailman.
Now. keep your temper. captain. for
the hands will be at the end OF theirs.
II we have trouble as result OF this
Dutehman business"
For the remainder OF that day Lc.
vasseur's thoughts were OF anything
but love. He remained on deck. his
eyes now upon the land. now upon
those two slowly gaining ships To
run for the open could avail him
nothing. and in his loaky condition
would provide an additional danger.
lilo must stand at bay and fight And
then, towards evening. when within
three miles OF shore and when he
was about 10 give tho order to strip
for battle. no almost tainted from
relief 10 hear n voice from the crows
nest above announce that tho larger
OF tho two ships was the Arnbella.
Her companion was presumably a
prize.
But the pesslmlsm OF cahusac Rbat.
ed nothing.
THAT is but tho lesser evil" he
growled. ''whnt viii Blood say
about this Dutchman7"
let him Eay what he plesses." IL.
vasseur laughed in the immensely OF
his relief.
And what about the children OF
the governor of Tortuga7'
HE must not know"
Hell come 10 know In the end"
AYE. but by then. morbleu. the
matter will be settled. / shall have
made by peace with the governor.
tell you / know tho way 10 compel
| ogeron 10 come 10 terms"
Presently the four vessels lay 20
off the northern coast OF La Nirgen
Magra. narrow little island arid and
treeless, some twelve miles by three.
uninhabited save by birds and turtles
and unproductive OF anything but
salt, OF which there were considerable
ponds TO the south.
Levasseur cut off in boat accom-.
panied by Cahusac and two other OF.
Blood aboard the Arabella.
Our brief separation has been
mighty profitable" was Captain
Blood's greeting. IT'S a busy morn.
ing we've both had" He was in high
good humor MS he led the way TO the
great cabin for rendering OF &C.
counts.
The tall ship that accompanied the
ArabellR was a Spanish vessel OF &c
guns, the Santiago from Puerto Rico
with hundred and twenty thousand
weight OF cacao, 20 900 pieces OF
eight. and the value OF 10000 more in
jewels. A rich capture OF which
two.fifths. under the articles. went TO
Levasseur and his crew. or the
money and jewels a division was
made on the spot. The cacao Il was
agreed should be taken TO Tortuga
10 be sold.
Then Il was the turn OF Levasseur,
and black grew the brow Of Captain
Blood as the Frenchman's tale was
unfolded. At the end he roundly ex.
pressed his disapproval. The Dutch
were n friendly people whom Il was
n folly to ALLEVIATE. particularly for so
paltry a matter as these hides and
tobacco. which at most would fetch a
bare 10000 pieces.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
MY N.Y. ryl It's dreadfuuy late for children to be out
A LAST VISIT

Goodbye, Mister VIII o. the
wisp. We're leaving Dixie Land.
and We thought we'd come this
way"
1t was the Twins calling TO tho
mysterious little water fairy OF tho
South.
My. my. my It's dreadfuliy
late for children 10 be out" came
VIII o. the wlsp's voice. and at the
Same tius a dim light appeared out
over the pond. And then WIN him
self appeared. padding his boat
toward shore where the children
were waiting.
when we're on an errand for tho
Fairy Queen II is never late" said
Nancy. I'VE have our magic shoes.
kand that makes US different from
other boys and girls"
''Is there any news TO take TO the
Fairy Queen?" asked Nick. She'll
want to know about everything In
Dixie Land"
Yes, yes, suppose sle VIII,
nodded Will o. the wisp. I'm glad
you stopped. Indeed I was Just
thinking about .~y~u and hopin 9
you'd come along. Something must
have happened TO Rlngtail Coon. He
hasn't been around these parts for
a week. Poke Nose Pickerel says
he hasn't seen him. and Mosey Mud
Turtle says he hasn't seen him. and
neither has Sally Salamander. nor
Sammy Sunflsh. nor anybody. I
haven't much use for Ringtail Coon
myself as he leads me such life.
always shopping around after some
OF my water folk. but really I'm
worried"
1T isn't very late yet offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21

Nick. Nancy and can go and
hunt for him. II you'd like"
That's mighty kind OK you" said
WIN o. the wlsp gratefully. I'D 70
myself. but / cannot leave tho
water. Yes. wish you would look
him up for me-"
Off went the Twins. II was get.
ting almost too dark TO see. but
they knew where Ringtail lived in
great button.bail tree and thither
they went and rang his front door.
bell.
They rang six times before any.
one answered. but finally head in
night cap. stuck itself out OF an
upstairs window and asked sieeply
what was wanted.
Are you all right. RlngtailY'
called Nick. ''wiil o. the wIsp wants
20 know. He says he hasn't seen
you lately"
Why, yes. I'm fine" answered
Ringtail. yawning. But bout this
time OF year / have to be careful OF
Mitser Coon Dog. He snoops around
until he makes me nervous. After n
week or so he'll get tired and go
home and / can come down again,
but in the meantime / find sleep
most heaithfui Tell VIII o. the
Wisp not to worry"
We'll. I'm glad OF that" eI.
claimed the little fairy when he
heard II. we often find that the
things that worry us most are the
things we miss the greatest when
they are gone"
Goodbye" called tho Twins.
Goodbye" came VIII o. the
Wisp's voice in the distance.
Go BE Continued
Copyright. 1923. by Seattle star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21

realize that most OF the things they
bought, while they looked gorgeous
In Paris. aren't just suited 10 them.
after NIL.
1T isn't the fault OF the Partisan
designers. but OF the American wo-
men themselves. The average wo-
man is afraid 10 stick 10 her type
OF frock. tho one sho knows looks
really well on her.
Tho Pnridenno buys very care
fully. Shc buys economically. too.
Regardless OF tho general supposi-
ton. she does not buy extreme
styles. She also takes exquisite
care Of her things. She selects
more carefully than the American
women because she has 10 much
less money for clothea ! find that
women with less money 10 spend
invariably make the wisest choices"
WORKS BOTH
WAYS
This season Mrs Davidson Is
showing n novelty in tho way OF n
reversible frock. In place OF buy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
YEIInwEn cI.nrnrs

Clothes that have become yellow
from lying around may be whitcncd
by boiling in water to which kere.
sene has been added in the proper.
ton OF n tablespoon 20 gallon
Of water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21

Such should induce every woman suffering from
any ament peculiar to her try Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound and if she can't of the 9e
THE LYDIA E. PlNKHAM MEDICINE CO, Lynn Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
PIANO KEYS

Clean your piano keys with wood
alcohol. II this is not available.
the best substitute Is clear. warm
water with 10 soap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21

II could not say too much about
Adierika Intestinal antiaeptic).
Since taking II I can eat almost
anything. Before took it ! could
eat hardly anything and everything
! did eat made me sick" (Sigued)
II. G. HumpeL
Intestinal AntIseptic
There is now offered 10 the public
N preparation having the DOUBLE
action OF an intestinal antiseptic
and complete system cleanser.
This preparation, known as Adlerika.
acts as follows;
IL tends 10 eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bacilll In
tho Intestinal canal. thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
IL r. the most complete system
cleanser ever offered TO tho public,
acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removing foul matter
which poisoned the system for
months and which nothing else can
dislodge. II brings out all gases,
thus Immediately relieving pressure
on the heart ~ ia astonishing the
great amount OF poisonous matter
Adlerika draws from the allmentary
canal--mattcr you never thought
was In your system. Try u right
after a natural movement and notice
how much more foul matter II brings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-21
WAVED FLOORS ,

To keep a waxed floor in good
condition always sweep 1t with a
good hair brush and dust with
dry mon.
The Chilkoot post., 1923-12-29

 had turned quickly gotten 3etlnger were aboard the eooatM the linesbr aado staggered Wednesday
 
 
  Ncos's visiting 5taes explained
  @ u spsa hs oHs ges up @ % % % H ue ed al of the Ro3sers to t1ei: deparb1re  haven
  eym Just Mn an5 received to
     chri Come
  p.n. Iveain5 at pn
  formerly a
   of
 
  
  stru- zlin5 aratu- journal? - . .
The Chilkoot post., 1923-12-29

The strong northeast gale &1ic two of the ice-1aden cabl es tyEng u of the crew, Nho re11a1a aboara ii 2 of the r1ish ap, and bIe'7 5he wiai stl e who were ashore. 4 r. Jalkl ey, eng the docko Captain Sti jharl arrived s of the occurance due to the broakin off cers promptly and eff iently
 moorings, At this tine, the stern practic ally on the beach, Us ing Jh at fir st news Of the haop ening, to boat, she ws held in place until au to pull he" back. !1r. Sill 5lcan, Girarl were aboard the boat wh ea t
The Chilkoot post., 1923-12-29

NO EXTENDED TOUR FOR IdE,sE NO
 Corporal Rogers oI Co:nz, ongethu en and Cole, gen al n a terrific load of trunk lock was just casting her lines asl demanded tn non-co11s. "Al1 the pw ser. "Hqw col1e!' iel12: ten de.d tour. We're going to ;. after possibly visiting the Y the ship 8 officer. "Nix for are h eaded For the States d-i pockets, snoul der e1 th cir tru: traced the ir steps to Co, Y. al of the Ro 3gecs to laak 3 t.2e
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Smart Styles for the Younger Sets :
Smart Cloth Frocks for Junior Girls
$3.50 to SIS. 90 each

in
of
lrH
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
"The Best Luncheon Place in Town."

This is the reputation japanese Tea Room justly
joys with discriminating people The food delicious
the artistic and restfu surroundings add greatly
restfu enjoyment Plan friends here for
You to make lunchng here habit Seventh Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Evening Frocks
$3.50 to $35O.O0

Ordained for evening wear are the
luminous colors in metal brocade, gold and
silver cloth, laces, chiffons, crepe Romano
and wedding ring velvets.
Included in these are faithful copies of
'Patou, Agnes, Madelaine, Renee, Vionet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Beautiful Children's
Dresses
$3.50 10 $29. so each

Of fine velvet, wool Canton and combina-
tions of velvet and silk in charming straight
line styles so becoming to little girls. Con-
trasting colors are much in evidence, pipings,
inserts, applique and beautiful hand embroid-
cry adding richness to these little dresses,
which come in black, brown, jade, sand and
tan. Sizes to IA years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
St. Gall Venise Bands and

80 pieces match se white and in various designs
~ to inches wide Yard 49,.
pieces St. Gall Vene bands aand edges number of
designs and white, to inches wide. Yard.
pieces St. Gall Vene bands and edges from to inch
wide beautiful patterns in and white. Yard
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

For EN- bordering
Buffet and Vanity Sets 29c Each
Attractive sets for the buffet and vanity, in
number of pretty designs to be worked in lazy
daisy and French knots. In the patterns illus
trated and others equally attractive.
Vanity Sets 19c Each
Two pretty designs in French knots and daisy
basket effect. -
Fudge Aprons Soc Each
Fudge aprons in three designs. Blue, lavender
and honey dew.
Fifth Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Lovely Coats for the
Junior Miss
$500 to $1,000 each

These new coats are Of 1ustrous, soft
pile fabrics featuring Bolivia and Corona
cloth in the popular tube style with smart
side fastenings. Some are trimmed in silk
braid. fancy stitching and rich fur collars.
Several models have fur cuffs. The colors
are black, kit, brown and reindeer, with
collars OF platinum fox, beaver, black wolf
and nutria. Sizes 13 to II years.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Feature Events
To EOHow Through
This Week Are:

Tuesday - No. 20 Sixth Floor
Announcement for Christmas.
Wednesday II No. FL Sale of
Jewelry, Belts and Bags, on
the Street Floor.
Thursday-No.' 22-Skirt Event,
on the Third Floor.
Friday - No. % Specials in
Velvet and Canton Crepe.
Saturday-No. "a = Corset and
Girdle Specials.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Silk and Cloth Frocks
$3.50 SIS $3.50
$3.50

In these four groups of frocks at moderate
prices happy selection is assured the
woman who appreciates simple, well-made
and smartly fashioned frocks. An unusual
range of selection is offered in fashions for
street and afternoon wear-af satin, velvet.
velveteen, flat crepe, charmenette and Poiret
Twill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14

sI.OO Lournay POudre NiSaute
SI.s5 Lournny Perfume Nivante
$s.s5 for $l.0O when presented
with signed coupon
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
Women's and Misses Skirts, S9.95 to $500 Each

"The biggest and est collection IN all
San Antoniop' customers tell u.s.
We offer of in
models OF cames hair in plain color also block checks and strip
prevail albe
sprinkling Of and some n blue.
serge skirts blue and black, &C OF |
VV'~O
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-14
.MoNDAY-on
Specially Square
BALLS
Csc to $500

Complete line of Balls, includ-
ing footballs, basket balls, and
all kinds of balls for play.
(Street Floor
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

thing-that she will remain not only in politics but also in economies a free and sovereign state, fulfilling her function in the world of states as an independent unit. Under no circum- stances will she consent to accept un- fair and impossible burdens, which can only have the result of reducing her to the status of a colony, though her chains should be gilded by the League of Nations. She became a free laboring community in November, 1917, and intends to remain so. It rests with the Western nations to say whether she shall labor in co-opera- tion with and for the benefit of all or remain stranger both to the wealth of the West and to it's miseries.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

LONDON, Jan 2. - Despite the many representations which have been published from time to time with regard to the situation in Ulster, I am glad to be able to assure you that she is looking forward to the future with hope and confidence. Peace reigns within her borders and the administration of justice is being carried out effectively throughout the six counties. Her industries are re- viving, and she has made the neces- sary commercial preparations to take a full share in the trade revival of the world. The Government of North ern Ireland, despite the malevolent accusations to the contrary, is actu- ated by the sole desire of promoting the welfare and happiness of all classes and creeds under it's juris- diction, and it is a sign of great hoDefulness that those who former ly refused to recognize it's authority are now prepared to do so frankly.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

sonnel of Congress is changed thru greatly reduced Republican majoFities and infusion of much Progressive blood Reactionary leadership during the coming year in both Houses and Senate will be held by such a deli cate thread it cannot strain itself. Democratic safety and the small ele- ment of Progressive in the Repub- through which the American people at least will have an approach to Congress.
 We can be assured that no such record can possibly be made by the Republican party in 1923 as was made in 1922. In the last year we have seen an iniquitous tariff bill foisted upon the people, the product of system of bartering and trading which will increase the cost of liv- ing, add to the riches of certain sell fish interests and which will fleece
 
 We saw a tax bill enacted last year which shifted taxes instead of lifting them and which removed just taxes from those able to pay, while maintaining taxation burdens on those not able to bear them. We saw the interests of honest business jeopar dized, the cause of the farmer ig- nored and the rights of labor threat ened We saw complete break. down in the administrators ability to meet both domestic and international problems.
 We saw Republican leadership "walk up the hill and down" in an effort to lend $5000,000 to Liberia when suffering was rampant in our own boundaries and appeals of the needy went unheeded. We saw a concerted attempt made to ravish the Constitution by enactment of the anti-lynching bill, which would have wiped out State lines We saw last ly the Administration repudiate it's promises to the American soldier while attempting to tax the American people S85O,OOO,0O0 to subsidize the shipping trust.
 The year 1923, whatever it brings us, cannot be worse than 1922. With new blood in Congress the future cer- tainly does seem more promising.