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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
KHAN MEETING
IS ATTACKED

colt MHUa. o.. ocf, si.-kn
Klnx Khan controversies took CEN
Ter asago in three Ohio communities
today.
Two hundred and forty klsns.
men wrfc accused o. violating a
city ordinance In affIaaylta rled IN
Portsmouth.
The charges arc an oaigFuwth of
tie Khan paFs.Ie here Sunday after
noon. which Was halted hy police
because Mayor cableman denied the
klansmsn permit 70 use roris.
mouth erect for iheir demenslga.
tion.
Lee Van T'1lhnfg. Khan attorney
in steutenyiile. flied affidaylts
charging - pefnona wt,h melting
riot and Illegal voting, The first
charge Ia an aftermath of street
fighting between Khan and anti.
Khan forces here. August rs,
Khan feeling reached climax In
Youngstown. as sho result Of an A..
rack on meeting Of go campaign
workers for Charles r eehsshle.
Khan candidate for mayor
A crowd gathered outside tho
meeting place aud In the basement
~ The Y. M. G. A. btlldln. and
greeted the speakers with 5errs
When an attempt was made 70
ciose the windows shower 81
decayed trnit and vegetables was a.
recied at Tho men and women Ia,
side.
A rush u workers from the nee,
ing quickly Dispersed the crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
LAW FUNERAL
PLANS MADE

LONDON. Oct. 3l.--The family Of
thc late Andrew Bonar Law. former
prime minister u England. decided
today ia ncredc 10 the national re.
quest TO permit his burial IN West.
minister Abbey. despite his desire for
privacy. Il was announced.
Thc inne,mi VIA be held Monday.
II will he attended by members or
The royal family. Prime Minister
Baldwin. moinUerB Of the cabinet and
many OF the mos, prominent persons
Ia England.
The archbishop OF Canterbury.
head of the English church. and the
Bishop OF London win cfficlate a,
The ceremony.
The body viii be placed In the
north transeps. alongside the tombs
o. pitt. Gladstone and other of Eng
lands most cherished statesmen.
The former prime minister died
here yesterday o. q malignant growth
in his throat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
GEORGE
VISITS WELSH

kCiiANToN, IA, Oct. ~ The
blggeat Welsh settlement In Amer
lea acclaimed Lloyd George today.
the last or his high speed tour o.
American cItieH.
Iin was met rs delegation which
oddly mingled the silk hat OF tho
banker ard business masnata with
lhc lamp ~ the coal miner. First
lin bankers and business men
cheered him and then the lads with
the lamps on their caps lei SO.
Lloyd George greeted them like a
bpihnr. for no feclr q deep interest
Ia these men who 50 into the earth
Tor coal His youth was spent in a
district where the mining Of coal
ana The singing os songs aa only
thc Welsh cin sing them are the
principal occupations.
Lloyd Ceorgv VIII deliver the last
speech. hut enc. of hts tour. Ia thc
armnsy hers This afiernoon
Thla evening hs viii leave for
iiopokrn. whence BE viii 80 10 tlN
home Of John W. uayia, former am.
lassador 70 Great fsrilaln. whose
Eusst he wlil be willie in New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
NEW MYSTERY
FROM BASTROP

NEW ORLEANS. La. oct u -
THE bodies Of Thomas +. Richards
and Watt Daniels. victims or the
Norchousc mob mystery. were in
tho waters Of Lake In f'ourche
less than is hours. Drr. Charles
w. Duval and John w landlord
today declared. injecting new mya.
terry into the case.
Both doctors signed The pathoiog.
iral report presented az the hearing
at Bnstrop. shortly after The re,
eovsry OF tho bodies. and Il was rs.
sumed at that time that tho bodies
had been In the lake for some time.
The bodies Of the two men were
found when che lake WAS dynamitcd
and ended a long Bearch. following
their disappearance Members OF
the Ku Riux Khan have always
contended the muiiIaied bodies were
planted" in the lake shortly before
they were found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
CHARGES KHAN
FUNDS LOOTED
Says 81, 100000 MIsappro-
prlated in Four Months

ATLANTA. Ga. oct. a. More
than ST 600, 900 OF Ku Kmx Khan
funds were mNappropfiated within
four months, according 10 arfldayits
presented today In Tho reesweship
proceedings brought against the or
ganisation ~ David Rliienhouae,
n. n. Intnns treasurer Of The
Khan. Ia an affidavit declared suns
ranging from $1,000 10 $4,000 werN
Withdrawn on verbal orders Of u.
w, Evans. Imperial wizard. without
tho knowledge o. the cashier
Dr. II. w Evans, imperial wizard.
admitted the i<u itlux Khan planned
n claw enforcement campaign" ia
Oklahoma. in a deposition read yes
torday ia the rceaiycrnhip suit
brought by David Rlttenhousc, OF
Philadelphia. and o,h0r- against OF
flcers Of tho organization
Leaders 81 the Kan from InIlsns,
Georgia aud Arkansas. meeting with
Evans a. Ashoyiile. n. G. IN July,
planned 10 build up sentiment in
Oklahoma for law enforcement
Evans affidavit said. THIS Was short
ly after Coy. Jack walton imurd his
proclamation charging There had
been 5000 flnsglnEs Ia the state and
urged anti flogsins laws. Evans raia.
1--WE tiid not starr a fight Hgninsi
Governor Walton any morn than wo
started fight against the governor
or Georgia for urging thai The Macon
fl0gslnE eases - prosecuted" Evans
said.
Money was supplied for activities
in Oklahoma as needed. bat Evans
said he waa unable to Kiye tho total
amount advanced Money wna not
spent for political candidates, but for
principles, the affidavit, said,
The imperial wizard eald that Gov
ernor Nation had ones applied for
membership ~ the Khan and paid
his sees.
Evans deposition said further he
had not any dispute with Col. WI.
liam Joseph Simmons. founder of the
Khan. that his SALARY Wis $4,000 a
year. and tiiat Khan funds had been
handled properly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GAS
STARTS ON PAGE /

by the Seattle Lighting company Ia
low in heating power. Gas is meas.
ured by British thermal units OF
heat and the contents of Seattle gas
Is now 500 to $40, Kennedy said. AT
one time II is claimed 1t wns as low
as $50 r. +. &.
The complaint viii attack the price
paid by consumers FOR gas: the plant
facilities Of The gas company and
Rule IL OF the state department OF
public works regulating the heat con.
tent, Kennedy Anid.
Frederick X. Lane. trcnsurcr.man.
Ager or the Seattle Gas company,
Wednesday said that his company
would meet the contentious OF the
city when the case goes to hear.
ing before The state department OF
public works. The company. Lane
said, Is furnishing high grade OF
gas at n reasonable price and will
offer evidence TO prove the conten.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
IN THE suoKrp

The smoking room was discuss
lng the sudden wrnlth acquired by
q boy totally deaf and marvelinr
at HIS understanding Of stock spec
ulntionF, where those with cars
wide open. utterly failed. when one
man said:
II am n broker and this boy has
never yet made losing trade. and
he has been trading with mo for
five years He deals mostly In
steel. and | have had him followed
and. to my personal knowledge. he
has never como nearer any OF tho
steel officials than n table In n
restaurant across tho room from
them"
quiet nttio man In the corner
rose. and smiled az he extended HIS
hand 20 the story.tellcr. semarking:
Thanks for the information. This
boy is beginning with his great
wealth TO be an ohetacle In our
path. ! am one OF those steel of
flclals, and am moro relieved TO
know than you will be Interested
TO hear. that the secret of the
boys accurate Information Is a So
crct no longer-lip reading"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
MASONS READY
FOR MEMORIAL

WARRINGTON. Oct. si.-- Aiasons
not only from all over the United
States, but from all quarters OF the
globe. here today. we're ready to 20
forward with the outstanding event
In the history OF Free Masonry in
Ameriea-the laying OF tho corner.
stone Of the 100000 George Wash.
ingtou Masonic National Memorial
tomorrow nj Alexandria, Va.
President Coolidge, Chief Justice
Taft OF tho supreme court. and other
dIgnitarles Will be present nt the
ceremonies. Tomorrow nm impress.
i've parade, composed OF thousands
OF Free Masons, 'PershIng's Own"
army band. and soldiers. sailors and
marines viii move from Alexandria
Mt II a. m. 20 Shooters hin. on
Arlington ridge, overlooking tho m /.
iional capitol. TO lay the cornerstone
OF the great edIfice TO be erected
there.
There will be about $4,000 march.
crs in line It Is estimated. with 1000
In uniform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
POLICE PLAN
| DOUBLE GUARD

To prevent a repetition Of Tuesday
nights outragcs by boys celebrating
Halloween a double police guard will
be maintained In all residence dis
'ricts OF the city wednesday night.
according to Chief OF Police w. b.
sevcryns.
Sereryns issued warning 10 an
boys that their activities must not be
extended so that property damage
would result.
Harmless fun is al right but the
police win arrest all children who
are engaged in destroying property
or blockading traffic. /. personally.
caught two boys Tuesday night de.
stroying property and win see TO
II that others are arrested tonight.
A special force % officers in auto.
mobiles wiiI patrol the residence dis.
tricts NIL night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HOSPITAL
STARTS ON PAGE /

p'Brien claim
He said he was unable to learn
who had approved the claim or any
reason for tho approval. He was
told. he said. that the usual practice
of the comptroller's office was TO
deny a claim when 1, vas based on
facts disputed By an administrative
officer OF the government.
Boughton said that he was tell
the disposition OF this claim
seemed on the face OF il to be un.
Usual.
Senator Reed directed Gen. ]. r.
Organ, counsel for the committee.
g request the comptroller 10 dis.
patch to the hearing an official OF
the conptroller's office who had
knowledge OF the approval Of the
o'Brien claims who could explain the
action.
Boughton, continuing his testi.
mony. stated that this claim was
the only one he had known Of
which had been approved over the
protest Of the director OF the vet.
srsns' bureau.
Lucian y. Johnson, san Francis.
90. told the committee that the 227.
acre tract purchased by the govern.
ment for hospital site near Livermoro
Tor 100000, February 6. 1922, had
been secured By him between octo.
lJcr, 1920. and the date OF the sale
ct a cost Of s45.e32.02.
Johnson said that an option on
the land had been taken by Thomas
O'Dca, San Francisco real estate
dealer. who arranged the sale ia
The government. A commission OIL
100000 was stipulated for o'Dea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
FILE CHARGES
AGAINST SCOTT
Death Driver TO Be Tried for
Manslaughter

An Information wna filed IN 80.
perlor court late Tuesday charming
2, ]. Scott, driver OF the auto in
which Bert Clark met death on the
Dies MoInes highway sunday night.
with mhnslnushier.
Scott, according to Douglas. had
been drinking moonshine. Mrs. VIC.
lot Moore. another occupant OF tho
ear, was held on IA drunkenness
charge owen n, wayson. the fourth
mombef OF the party. was slightly
injured At this time Clark was killed.
The accident occurred when scotth
machine plunged over an embank.
meni and upset two miles south or
Tie city limits.
Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas com.
pleiely dlsregarded coronern turyH
verdict Ia filing tho complaint. The
jury ubsolved Scott from blame.
George Osiapehuek was charged
with reckless driving by Dougias.
Peter keilef sns killed when ostAp.
ohnck'a machine upset on Ninth ave.
= a week ago. The coroner's jury IN
That case found osiapchuck rcEpon.
hihle for kellcr'a death.
Evidence presented a. the two In.
quests did not warrant either verdict
Of the Juriea. Douglas said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
AnsUer Peoples Prayer
IsLI0yd George Program
Present Premier Stanley Baldwin Believed
Doomed Politically Unless He Speeds Up

and liberals, and as many conserya.
,ivcs and liberals. too. fear labor ANA
socialism. new elections and real.
Iignmsnt q parliament may be
forced
This would Be Lloyd Georges
chance Labor opposes a strong hand
in Europe and the lnssTeaalnn Il
daily gaining strength turnout the
empire that England must have a
strong policy on the continent IL she
would prosper NJ home Lloyd
George. or someone like him. would
seem 20 be she man for tho job.
Lloyd George plans to unite isber.
allsrn on Il new program eoncocttd
with reference 10 the uctualities 81
the situation the slump in trade
md industry. unemployment. and
the crisis in Europe. Britain. he
saya. lis worried about It's daily
bread. and his program would be 10
answer the peoples prayer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Coolest Wave of
Year Hits Kansas

KANSAS CITY Oct. ais--k Kansas
and Missouri experienced tho coolest
weather % tbs year Last night. the
mercury dropping TO below freezing
gnow flurFies we're reported In
soma kseiions.
Rising temperature with fair
weather =as predicted.
The lowest temperature recorded
he~ WIS &c above zero. Farmers
believed the heavy frost would bcnc-
iii HI seasoning corn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
BAVARIA SPURNS
BERLIN ORDERS
Decides 10 Retain Won Los
SOW as Federal Dictator
ny cARL ID. GROAT

limited IfrN ~ starr correspondent
RERI.lN. oct. A,-The BavArian
government has decided to retain
nosrner Federal Dictator Won Lossow,
despite Chancellor Stresemann's de
inAnd that he be dismissed. Munich
dispatches said today.
Won I.ossow was appointed com.
inander of the Bavarian reiehswehr
when. following his REMOVAL as die.
fator IN bavaria by the reich. federal
troops in The AREA were ordered TO
rake the oath OF loyalty 10 tho state
1nstead of the releh.
The tension was considerably re,
iieved when II was learned saxon
socialists had decided to form a
new government, free OF the com
fuunists. 90 whom the cca,ral gov
eminent objected.
The attempts OF the radical labor
organizations to force a general
strike thruout the state. in defiance
ot Federal Dictator Maelicr's de-
cree. was reported IN latest dis.
patches TO have met With little sue
cess. In Bcrhng another threat,
rned cabinet crisis came and went.
Efforts Of some OF the socialists to
bring their organization TO demand
relief from the coalition cabinet 81
their representatives failed. and
Chancellor strcsemanns prestige
went up corrospondingiy today.
The federal government was SAN
waiting today for compliance with
ats demand that the Bavarian gov
ernment place the rcichswehr IN III
district back under the federal con
Srol from which il kidnapped them q
week ago. by administering an oath
o. loyalty 20 the state government
The governments demand was
not accompanied by threats. but Il
was thought the presence OF be
tween 1000 and $4,000 troops In
'saxony might soon be rendered un
Necessary by Saxon compliance and
this was considered here as suffi
cIent TO bring Bavaria TO time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs

W ASf4lNGlQNs Octs 1ls~-~N non
David Lloyd George. British war.
time premier. returns home from his
tour OF the United States. the indica.
tons are that tho present premier.
Stanley Baldwin. win have 10 look to
HIS guns.
Lloyd George hopes 10 unitc all
liberal elements In England under
one banner and set up brand new
program which might be entitled.
The Peoples Prayer" or world
peace. jobs for the jobieea, trade for
The industrsais. and bread. meat aud
tranquility for all
Latest reports agree that irritation
Is craving Ia Britain OVER Premier
BaIdwin's alleged lack OF definite
policy both at home and with regard
10 the turmoil In Europe.
Even the premIer's own party "a
.said to 10 chatting under hls pro.
longed silence on vital issues. while
labor. which outpolled the combined
strength OF both AsquIthinn and
Lloyd George liberals ut the last
elections and became second party
in power after the conservatives. Is
dlsgruntled over 100000 unem.
ployed In Britain with tho prospect
Of more TO come.
Meantime, the quarrel between
France and Germany goes from bad
to worse, while Germany ernmbles,
A disrupted Germany.means still less
trade for Britain and n further in.
crease Of the army Of voorhees,.
Lloyd George win arrive back IN
England just in time 10 find himself
in the middle Of this European crisis
Unless Premier Baldwin suddenly
snaps into action and plays a strong
hand for tho British commonwealth
he is doomed. His successor. accord
ing TO the laws OF politics. should be
labor leader. perhaps Ramsay Mac
Donald.
But as there are no really grave
differences between conservatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HOODLUMS
STARTS ON PAGE |

W. reported that her automobile had
been attacked by boys. who pune
tured all the tires and raised a gen.
srai disturbance.
D. Fink. 2sis e. Cherry St. hear.
ing noise in hts hack yard. foand
tina; gang OF rioters had pushed a
motor truck up to his back door.
Police calls were received from
Boylston ave ~. Sixth ave. w. goth
ave. and Terrace ST., 18TH ave. n and
18th ave. ~
Several waiting stations of the
street railway in Lake Burlen were
thrown over cmhankmcnts and
street car tricks were creased In sev.
eral districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Judge Kalina's Car
Is Stolen Tuesday

For the second time this year Pc
lice Judge Jacob KaIina walknd %
work Wednesday. An automobile
thief stole the judges car late Tdrs.
day night from the Press Club. WHERE
Ralina was attending a party. he
automobile was found on jackson 81,
several hours later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31

again, the moon was Just sinking
over che olyYnpics ny the pals
beams. hp splsd a ahapeiesa mass
lying on tho porch. lie ppssed ~ \
with an inaussisiye foot, The mass
stirred. rolled over and disclosed
the face o. The cop OF thn bsail
The next dny the gentleman in
tho tuxedo forfeited his hail money
and Tho nreumentattvu bluceoat drew
suspension from the force for
conduct unh~comlng al officeF''
Hospitality IA a beautiful thing
beautiful Hospitality cant he teas
--rcai hospitality. with H,sin on
the tablr and good song ringing
ciear and ali that sort Of thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Boring From Within
Is Past" -Gompers

ST. LOUIS. No. Oct. 5i.--'poring
from within Is at an end IN The
American Federation Of Labor,
Samuel Gompers. president Of lie
organization. declared IN an Inter.
view here today.
III the communists want 10 fight
us. ~ right be said. but they
win have 10 DO Il frmn outside IL
the bona tide labor movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Negro Arrested for
Alhambra Robbery

Accused OF robblng the safe at
the Alhambra cafe. 18th ave. S. and
Jackson st.. Tuesday night, william
Davis. negro. was In jail Wednea.
day Davis liz accused of taking
$40 from the safe, which had been
left unlocked. He was arrested Mt
Seventh ave. and King st. by Pa
trolmen II. Leik and l.. v. Ialiy.
Davis had $3.50 when he was
searched.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Trace Pistol Used
by Train Bandits

ALBANY, Ore, Oct. 31.--Tho pistol
dropped by bandits who held up n
Southern Pacific express nj Siakiyou
three weeks ago. killing four train.
men, was identified here today. but
the mystery surrounding the identity
Of the owner is as deep as ever.
Tracing the chselod numbers on
the weapon authorities discovered
that IL was purchased here In 1921 or
the early part OF 1922 by a man Civ.
ing the name William Elliott, and his
residence as zoo Third ST.. Eugene,
Ore. This address. however, nuthorI.
tics shy. Is tho Southern Pnclfic depot
in Eugene, and was evidently fIctltl.
Gus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31

LONDON. Oct. si.--The Anglo.
American agreement. giving the
United states the right to search
British ships Tor liquor outside the
ihrec-mile zone. win he embodied In
a treaty granting British ships the
right TO carry scaled liquor supplies
inside American territorial waters.
II was anthori,a,iyciy learned 10.
dnS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Cold Wave Is Now
Sweeping Eastward

CHICAGO. oct. d. Inn East
ana portions Of The South are in
linz for = snsts af cold and SNOW
that yesterday vlsifsa tho North.
wost and established October rec
prsis. tho weather bureau FORECAST
today.
Rising temperatures were rewis.
tered In this part Of the country
A. thu cold wave swept 10 the East
ana Nnnth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
FIRE
I CONTROLLED

The forest fire in the citys water.
shed along Csdar river Ii under con.
troll and the power house and Camp
No. are both out OF danger. ac.
cording 10 Light supt. j. -. Ross.
Fire fighters and equipment Mt the
power station and camp are ample
70 check any renewal Of the con.
Migration, Ross believes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Light Snow Blanket
Falls in Syracuse

NEW YORK. Oct. 81 Continued
cioudlncsa and generally colder
weather was forecast Tor the Eastern
states by The weather bureau here
today. Light SHOWS were reported
from as far south as Syracuse.
North 90 this point the state wis re.
ccivinr fiurries aporadicaIiy
The hiRh winda and gales reported
yesterday all along the coast from
tho Virginia capes to Nova Scotia
had given way to n calm, with fall.
Ing temperature, 1t was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Completes Cabinet
I, in Rumanian Crisis

! HUtHNIiEST. KumhnIa, Oct. m
'r-Prcmier Braiianu completed his
cabinet today after government
crisis lasting three weeks. He viii
retain tho premiership. while NJ.
Dnca viii become minister for for.
>cign affairs and Gen. Madarcscu,
niniater OF war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Doug and Mary Will
Sue Film Magazine

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Oct. al
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pick.
ford have instructed their attorneys
In New York TO bring suit charg.
ing libel against an eastern film
magazine which recently printed a
story Of an alleged quarrel purport.
ing to have taken place between
them OVER Evelyn Brent. protegc OF
Mary.
Evelyn, thru her husband. II. r.
Fincman, producer. announced she
would join in the libel action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Mexican Town Bans
American Visitors

NOGALES, Ariz.. Oct. 31.--Thc
port OF Nogalos. Sonora. was expect.
I'd to be closed today against visitors
from the American side OF the line.
following refusal OF authorities there
70 obey the mandate OF President
obregon that two gambling houses.
opened Saturday night. be immcdl.
ntely closed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Aged Couple Found
Dead in Auto Park

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. Oct. al
Albert Ire, n. Is dead and his wife.
Anna. 10. Is near death from sfnrva.
ton. hospital authorities here believe.
Lee was dead when he and his wife
were discovered In an automobile in
the tourist park At Bnhi. Idaho. II
In believed The aged pair have rela.
slvex IN Portland and neattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-31
Cop, Guest of Rich Man,
Takes Host to Hoosgow
All Was Merry as Day in June Until
Both Started to Brag; Severyns Acts

Hospitality l. a beautiful
thlng--brauiilul There's moth.
Ing like hospitality - nothing!
You can't beat hoSpItallty--rral
hospitality, with stein on the
table and good song ringing
clear and all that sort Of thing.
II you don't believe this, ask
MIR, Oh, what's the use
OF rubbing II tns
This gentleman. who Is a good
fellow or else we'd mention his
name. thought II would he an act
OF real hospitality 10 invite the oop
on tho beat TO dinner
tNothine Ike standing IN with the
cop on the beat. you know Good
fellows. eopsl Especially when you're
lost late al night aud can't tell
which Is your own homel
The table was laid Tor two. dinner
was served, and afterwards a quart
% Seosland's Pride was placed on
the table, The conversation grew
confidential compliments were TX.
changed. politics dtscussed With
great seriousness. and the couple
was just about 10 attempt 20
sing. Darling, Am Gro,howlag