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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02
VCERA NEBYLY HLASENY
zADNE VETSf TRAFIcNf
MELODY.

Vcereisi ned6li by Sc melo
dostati zvlastniho oznaceni, je-
likoz po!icejnf raporty nehlasi
ami jedine vazn6jsi melody. j
to vzacnym 1kazem neb auto
mobilovych malerG Sc udavalo
az dosud v ned6li 40 procent
vsech nehod "a cely tyden. By
10 by zahodno. abychom podoh
nou nedeli mohli zaznamenati
casteji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02
UBYyANf PoRoDu cLEvE-
LAND HEIGHTS A EAST
CLEvELANDU.

Federalni statistika dokazu-
je ze pomerny pocet porodi v
Cleveland Heights a East Gle
velandu jest nejmensi z NEST v
20 statech. v kazdem z jme-
novanych dNou predm6sti bylo
|zaznamenano "a posledni rok
SO porodI ma kazdych 1000 O.
|byvatel, kdezto rok 1921 vyka-
zoval v Cleveland Heights 4.8
a v East Cleveland 40 porodd.
Uvedena statistlka Jest zaji-
mava proto, re ODE predmesti
obydlena jsou lidmi, kteri Sc
sami jaksi pocitaji mezi "sme-
tanku", ktera vzdy mnozeni
ponechava z pravidla jen tenn
stojicim ma sp1,icliku spolecen-
', skeho zebriku nejnfze.
ZpraVy vyWOlaly Justly po-
plach - mayor z Cleveland
, Heights prohlasil. ze statistika
patrne lie, nebot' wrist poctu
skolni mladeze pry t6mto ci-
slim nikterak neodpovida. Gle.
vpland sam vvkazllie "a mimi.
" rok 1913 porodG ma 1000 oby
vatel. z ohioskych NEST w.
kazuji nejprfznivejSi pomer
prave mesta delnickou popu-
laci a sice, Middletown 29.1,
East Youngstown 27.7 Youngs-
town 27.2, Salem 25.9 a Bellai-
re 25.06 ma kazdych 1000 oby-
vatel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02
LETosNf osllAvA cTvRTE.
HO tEkvENCE.

Program chyutany ma oslauu
Dne neodvislosti nabyva jiz
urcitych forem, bude poradan
We znameni bezpeci a jistoty
obcanstva. Policie bude bdfti,
aby presn9 die nafizeni, nebyly
prodavany ohhostroje, jak sc
ostatn6 d6lo jiz po cely m6sfc
dluzno doznati, ze bylo obje-
veno jen pomerne malo pre-
stupniki.
Nejv6tsf udalosti v nasem
meste bude oslava We Wade
parku, We stredu vecer "a u.
meleckym museem, kde cd Z
hodiny vecerni koncertovati bu
de kapela krajana Franka
Hrubeho. Hudba hrati bude
pri ohnostroji, a'z do vNpaleni
posledni rachejtle, kterych
nam spofivy mayor Kohler lie.
tos pospendyroval "a $1,000
Ia trochu bouchanf jest to ko.
necne dost.
Ably smell podivane uziti
ii. kdoz sc dosud nezmohli ma
nejake to auto, bude zakazano
" sadech stav6ti auta ,jelikoz sc
bude vsem autoistiim riditi OBJ
zvlastnimi pravidly platicfml
pro slavnontni vecer.
Jina slavnost pofadana bu'de
V Brookside parku pro obcan.
stvo zapadni strany, kde vypa.
len bude ohnostroj "a $4,000,
sebranych dobroNolnymi pfi.
sp6vky, mayorovi ma truc". -
40-clenna banda bude vyhra-
vati jiz odpoledne cd 8 do 5
hod. a vecer Old 7 do 8. hod,
Krone uvedenych usporada v
pffslusnych pom6rech podob.
nou oslavu kazde skorem pred.
m6sti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02
ZAHADNY NALEZ
UTOPENCE.

v miatech, kde vychodni 55.
vi. u jezera konci, vytahl A.
Diener mrtvolu utopeneho mu-
ze privazanou provazy k praz-
ci. v mrtvole poznan byl
vlastni zenou Frank Mochilni-
kar, 6522 Meta Ave. zamest.
many v slevarne Chisholm &
Moore ma Lakeside ave. DIE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02

vypovedi zeny odesel muz We
ctvrtek 0 5. hodine po domaci
ruznici z domova a mel rici, re
Sc utopi. Trpel pry "a minu-
lych veder jistou pomatenosti
smyslG. Proc ale mrtvola byla
pfivazana k prazcim nebylo
vysvetleno, a jest policii vyse-
trovanO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02

Take pOVetrnOSt Vcere]Sl ne
dele byla clevelandskym So
kolskym svatk1m priznivou,
tax ze navsteva verejneho cvi-
ceni v zahrade Ces. Sine Sokol
ma Clark ave., byla velice slus-
ma, jak byva zpravidla vzdy
phi podobnych narodnfch pod
nicich. Pred zahajenim tvori-
ly Sc skupiny vzajemne Sc Vi
tavsich znamych, rozpradany
dotazy, vyrizovany pozdravy
az do zahlaholeni trubky zup-
niho nacelnika br. v. Precha,
oznamujici prvni oddfl, cvice-
nj sesti druzstev borcG ma ma
radi. Junaci "a kfepkeho po-
chodu pri swine hranem po-
chodu sokolske hubby nastou-
pill k dv6ma hrazdam, dvema
konim nasir madly a dvema
bradldm. Druzstva sestavena
byla 2 cvicencd vyspelejsich
prave jak u nasledujfcfch cvi-
ceni zen. Jednotlive spolecne
sestavy druzstev vitany hluc-
ym potleskem, ktery vyvrcholil
pri cvicenich volnych, kdy jed
notlivym borcGm bylo umozne-
no ukazati cviky nejen obtizne
ale j odvazn6. 70 odchodu
sokoli privedla ma kolbiste ma
celnice sestra Krawcova soko,-
ky, jez nastoupily k dvema bra
dlGm a dvema kladinam. i AS
100 zacek provedlo 3 oddly
prostnych krouzky za' dopro-
vodu hubby a devcatka vystri-
dana hochy, kteri ppttem as 20
cviGili tycemi.
Velice peknymI bylo cviceni
pfi hudbe as 70 dorostenek :
prostna ma zaklade riznych an
tickych postojd, po mich pax
nastoupilo 80 dorostencd k
prostnym. Cviceni prostna
provedly koncem pofadu i ze-
ny pozdeji as 100 borcd.
Cviceni bylo dochviinc a po-
Fad postupoval ku predu :
pravou sokolskou raznosti So
tva zmizely fady oddfld docvi-
civsich, objevily Sc vzdy move
Getty srdecne jsouce zdraveny,
oddili novych.
Pc poslednim elsie pfestavil
nacelnik zastupce Americk6
Sokolske Obce br. Jarku Rosa
re a sestru M. Prchalovou. -
Prvn6jsi vlasteneckou reci,
prodchnutou pravym sokol-
skym duchem, kladl nam ma
srdce t6locvicnou vychovu mia.
deze v nasich telocvicnach, wy
bizel k t6sn6jsimu semknuti a
okvx,S,,f NJ; ,,oSf ScA,ovo ~ IL
konce, aby dorostu nasem a.
spoh po mas zbyla pamatka
cesstvi; uprimne pronesena je-
no slova padala, iak sc zdalo v
irodnou pddu, nebot' proslov
byl vsemi pfitomnymi n6ko-
lika mistech doprovozen moe
nym potleskem souhlasu, jest
pfanim mas vsech, aby slova
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02
CTVRTY' SLET SOKOI SKE zUPY
SEVEROVYCHODNi.
NEDELNf VEREJNE CVICENf. - VYSLEDKY
SOBOTNfCH ZAVODU.

jeho nebyla sim6m padnuvsim
ma skalu.
/ Pc reci br. Kosafe oznamen
byl vysledek sobotnich zavodIl
a sice v prvnf rad6 prohlaseny
byly pfebornice sestrou Kraw-
cOvou.
Prvni cenu odneslo druzstvo
sokolek Cech-Havlicek, druhou
clenky Sokola Cleveland a tre-
| tt Nova Vlast. V zavodech je-
dnotlivcd byla pl'vni sest. H.
Krawcova (Cleveland), dru-
hou $. J. Rezacova (Cleve-
land) treti M. Chaloupkova
Czech -Havlicek).
Druzstva dorostenek pax u
hajila porad nasledovni: prvni
druzstvo Sokola Nova Vlast
druhou Cleveland a treti Czech
Havlicek. V jednotlivych "a
vodeeh byla pduni J. Sindelaro-
Iva Nova Vlast), Nekvasilova,
Nova Vlast)) druha, a treti j.
Dvofakova (Cleveland). Do
rostenci v druIzstvech 81 IL
skali ceny: druzstvo Sok'ola
Cleveland, Nova Vlast a Czech
Havlicek; mezi jednotlivci pre-
borniky byli: E. Maxa, (Cleve-
land), Jaroslav Nova Vlast)
a V. Baum, (Komensky).
V zavodech nizsiho oddeleni
ziskalo prvni cenu druzstvo So
kola Nova Vlast, druhou-' Slo-
vensky Sokol a tfeti Komen-
S,ky. Jednotlivci jsou tomto
pofadu: L. Linek Nova Vfast)
F. Bucko (Slovensky Sokol) a
JIM Prout Nova Vlast).
We vyssim oddeleni jevi sc
lpak posloupnost takto: prvni,
druzstvo Nova Vlast. druha,
Czech -Havlicek, a treti Sokol
cleveland. Pfebornfky jeslnot
livci jsou Kunasek, F. Lozum a
J. Ulman, vesm6s borci sOkola
Nova Vlast.
Ceny viteznym druzstviim
/ |jednotlivcdm rozdany budou
lpozd6ji jednotach. X bor-
cIm jimz bylo tentokrate este
sti junacke" nepriznivo, pro.
Inesl nacelnik br. Prech nekolik
SLOW dtechy, spolu povzbuze.
MIN, ably 1silovnou pfipravou
Sc pustiti v zapas palmu vi.
t6zstvi ma zavodech sletu pri.
stiho.
| Po jeho zav9reGnem proalo.
vu byla vzata velka skupina
veSkereho clenstva a hosti.
Velky dspech ctvrteho sletu
severovychodni zupy moznc
povazovati "a ddkaz, re prace
Nv nasich telocvicnach neocha.
buii, ale ze Sc postupnje vpred
milovymi kroky. Vsem pracoy
nikiim, ktefi nezistne a obeta.
I've pracuji k teto mete budi2
Ivysloven dix, necht' vysledky
sletu minuleho jsou Jim vzpru-
hou k Ginnosti dalsi vysloven6
I! heslem "Az k metam nejvys-
simp Ma zdar!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02
I1E3k1E1E3E2S3jI32f3
DULEzITE
UPOZORNENf
LECIONARUM.

Bratfi, dostavte sc vSichni
do radne schuze "Druziny"
v pondSli, z. cervence
v 8 hodin vecer do Ceske Mar.
Sine. Ddlezite jednani vyza-
duje pfitomnost vSech clenii.
Pfijd'te urcite a v cas-.
Jan Trup. predseda.
Fred Holub, tajemnik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02

7 Zabavni vybor
Severovychodni Zu-
py Sokolske, kona
posletovou schiIzi v
utery, dne 3. Ger
vence, v s. hod. We
Ger v Sokolovne ma
Wendell Ave. Vsi-
chni clenove vyboru
necht' Sc dostavi.
Tajennk.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-02

vREL DfKY
Vdecnosti pobadan vzdavame tfmto srdecne diky
vsem pfateldm znamym, kteff sdtastni pohfbu
seho movaneho manzela, otce bratra,
p. .vACLAVE SvECE,
jenz kona patek 20. cervna hfbtove woodland
skem. Zejmena dekujeme ct Radu Bratrf Kruhu & %
G. S. P s. vyslanf deputace pohreb "a kvetiny
Mead Athletic Klubu kvetinu, p FIR. Sakrydov
jemnou rec, p. Strejckov zapijcen palem Sboru
Frantiska Stranecka G. 81, j. c. D. Sboru Wilma Soko-
Iowa els g. S. P. kvetiny Diky necht pfjmou vsi
chni darcove kvetn, pohrobnici Eras. Raus Syn "a
vzorne vypraven pohfbu vsichni kem soustrast svoi
nam projevi Vdecn
MARIE SvEC, manxella,
dcera, zet, bratfi, 3 vnuc a ostatni pfltels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
TROOPS WILL
KEEP ORDER

OKLAHOMA CITY Okla. Sept
to.-Troops win be sent 10 Mcintosh
county. Okla, II necessary 20 enforce
orders Of Governor J. c. Walton.
that the Ku Kiux Khan must mo-,
hold masked parades or appear in
public masked. Il was announced at
tho executives office today
Tho khan announced an initiation
ceremony would be held near Che
cotah. Okla. Thursday night. despite
the governors order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
on White House stationery. deepIs
edged in black.
Ouch! That's
Neuritis

Morning. noon or night thsi
sharp piercing pain smites you
the shoulder. arm or nape of tn
neck. Sometimes it is felt in III
thigh or leg, while in other case
II wanders over the entire bod.
giving knife.like thrusts here ans
there. Perhaps you think the
trouble is rheumatism or sciatica.
and treat 1t as such. hence the rea-
son why you get no lasting relief
Eopa Neuritis Tablets are com
pounded especially for the treat
ment of neuritis in all its forms.
They nelp to remove Inflammation
and restore the diseased nerves Il
sound condition.
Begin taking Eopa Neuritis Tab
let's today and watch your pains
fade away. Perfectly harmless, bu,
wonderfully effective.
Price 81. Sold in Seattle by Bar.
tell Drug Stores; Boericke & Run
yon Co.. manufacturers. San Fran.
cisco. Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

With her quota Of 100000 now
ovcrsubseribed by more than $4,000
Seattle business firms, labor organl'
Etilons. churches civic bodies and
associations were rcdoubling their
efforts Monday 20 swell the sum 10
q still greater amount. that the SUI.
ferrrrs or stricken Japan might be
further and better cared for.
late Saturday night the total
amount had reached $4,000, and
donations received In churches ~ the
city sent the fund well over the
500. 600 mark Provisions valued
80 $4,000 have been donated. BRING.
ing contributions 10 more than $780,,
600.
a fund Of approximately $50 1000
hna been donated by Japanese resi-.
dents Of the city and win be inelud.
ed In seattle'H quota 10 tho qunke
victims OF Yokohama and Tokyo
Every pastor in Seattle churches
sunday appealed Tor contributions
Tor sufferers, aud their appeals did
not fall on deaf ears in any in.
stance
Many shipping lines OF Seattle n
fored large donations both OF lum.
her and supplies. Cargo space has
been made available on every on.
entail ship leaving here. and the sup.
plies win be in Japan within a few
weeks
WASHINGTON. sept, 10 The
American Red Cross Japanese relief
fund has received subscriptions to.
falling ii.O7i 900. Il was announced
~ headquarters OF tho body here 10
day.
Subscriptions by Red Cross dlwi
sl0ns follow:
Washington. ts,s1s 900
New England. t25Sf
Southern. f5s.aoo
Central. $4,000
Southwestern. $4,000
Pacific. i2s7 600
lnsulAr and foreign. $3.50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
JAP ANESE AID
QUOTA PASSED
Wctrkk eefS Raise $4,000 More
Than Mark Set
SALVATION ARMY
RAISES $1,01O.24

During the few days Il has had
rs pots on the streets COLLECTING
funds for the japanese relief. the
salvation Army gathered total
OF Al'lo.2i and the money was
turned over to the Chamber Of
commerce Rod Cross relief fund
Monday IN dimes. nlckels. quar-
tet half dollars and bills.
The Salvation Army donation
ana other receipts Monday thru
Tho mail swelled the total OF the
relief fund 70 approximately slib..
600, Il was announced ~ relief
fund hcadquarters Approximate
W $500 wns received thru the
mails Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Tokyo Is Menaced
by Fever Epidemic

SAN FIsASCISCo, Sept, To- An
epidemic Of fever has broken out
in Tokyo. according 20 a wireless
message from United States Ambas.
aador W Woods. ~ Tokyo 70 IN.
state department. picked up here.
Woods urged that n million dollars
~ placed immediately 10 the credl,
~ relief committee workers In
Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
ONE KILLED, 4
HURT BY AUTOS
Seaman Meets Death Trying
to Dodge Cars

One man was killed and four
other persons sustained severe
Injuries over Sunday In Seattle
traffic accidents. Raymond Aron
sen. seaman. died rs a result
of injuries ssuiaincd when struck
by an automobile driven by y. &.
Gustkc, 1919 Greenwood ave-, al
First and Marion. Gustlte was
released ON his personal recog
nitance.
Gustke was driving north on First
ave. about 1880 y. m, Sunday, be
tween Columbia and Marion, when
AFonsen, running across First Uve.
Ia the middle OF the block. Jumped
IN the path OF the car while trying
10 avoid another machine. dusllke't
machine struck him heavily and
knocked him to the nhvemen' truc
turing His skull Aronsen lived IN
san Francisco
Mike Tate. 60, 45Os Cascade ave.
is suffering from fractured skull
after falling from the rear Of "a mo-
tor truck on Rainier ave.
Wallace White. .. OF 1909 = Pine
ST.. suffered a scalp wound when he
ran into an automobile near his
home.
George u Vcidt. 70, stl Goth ave
and Frank Barnes. u.s. 9i6 goth ave.
were cut ana bruised when tho auto.
mobile Vcidt was driving overturned
on 5sth ave s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
WOMAN MUST
FIGHT DIVORCE

II Mrs Helen Groom Boag wishes
70 have the divorce hearing rctrlcd
which resulted in her husband. Rev.
Walter ItRlnSford Boag. obtaining "A
decree. sho has two weeks in which
10 EMPLOY an attorney or make de
positions IN court.
Judge otis w. Brlnker Saturday,
In denying the motion for Il new
trial. ruled that Divorce Proctor
Eugene Mcnchnm. who made the mo.
ton. had no authority 20 enter the
dispute Judge Brinker gave Mrs.
BoaE two weeks In which 10 perfect
her appeal for new trial.
Attorney NJ NJ Richardson, who
appeared Tor Boag. resisted the new
trial motion. Richardson represent
ed Attorney George Olson In court
Olson WIS uanbln 90 appear due TO
injuries received In wreHtlin =
match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Queen Is Selected
for Kittitas Fair

ELLENsBURG. sept. 10 Miss
Mae carlat OF the Denmark district.
East Side. viii rule the Kittitas
county fair. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday OF this week. She defeated
Miss isabelle Masterson OF Upper
County and Miss frankie Hicks OF
West side in the popularity contest.
The two defeated candidates will act
as ladics.in.waiting at the court OF
Queen Kitiitas II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Seattle Auto Sinks
in Aberdeen Slough

ABERDEEN, Sept 10 Efforts
10 lbcatc the owners or occupants
~ q small auto sinking in a slough
near Junction City. east Of here.
early yesterday had met with no
success. police said today
The auto-a coupc-wlu fast be
ing covered with mud and a rising
tide when discovered The occu'
pants had escaped by smashing a
rear window. II was found hy ,rac,
ing the license number. to belong 20
The Huntington Rubber Co. Of Seat
tic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Paul Engle Gets
Harding's Picture

4 photograph Of the late Prosidsn,
Harding accompanied BY note
from MrH, Harding. written on
card Of mourning. was received Sun.
dAy by Paul Engie. Seattle Boy
Scout. who introduced the president
10 IS 900 boys NJ Woodland park
here. on July -. his last public ap.
pcarance. Mrs Harding stated in
her note that she was glad 20 send
the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Decker Says He Is
Not Suspect Held

Roy = Decker. lfes igd ave-.
s. w son Of II. +. Decker. de.
sires his friends 20 know that he
IL no; tho man held in convection
with the alleged eonnterfeiting ring
believed uuearthed in this city.
Decker Eays many persons have
MIXED him with the man under ar
real.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Have You Indigestion,
Gas or Stomach Trouble?

Seattle, hive use Or.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for the
stomach and liver and find them
excellent. They overcome constl
patton, aid digestion. liven up the
liver when II becomes sluggish or
Inactive. and relieve sour or
'gassy condition OF the stomach,
There " little danger Of ones sys.
tom becoming clogged with impur.
tiles II the Pleasant Pellets are
taken. They do their work well
and without distress or gripping. II
taken as directed, they seem to
keep the system In perfect working
ordcr."-Mrs. NJ. j. Clay, 707 No.
10th 1T.
obtain DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei.
let's from your druggist. Write DR..
Pierce. Invalids' Hotel, In Buffalo,
n. Y. for free medical advice
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Mayor Fleming of
Spokane Is Speaker

Reviewing his battles with yari.
Gus public utility corporations Ia the
state during hts four terms Mayer
Charles A. Fleming. Of Spokane.
was principal speaker az meeting
of the King County Democratic ciub
SATURDAY Mayor Fleming was Civ.
en- an enthusiastic reception by the
members ~ the club lie il regard.
"a in Eastern washington ne n like
IS eandinaie for governor on the
democratic ticket AZ the next clec'
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Report Eight More
Persons as Safe

Eight persons for time believed
10 have been victims OF the Japa
ncsc quake and disaster were 70.
ported safe Monday morning In n
telegram from the state department
in Washington. ID. C. They are:
Mary Mcclure. Helen Powell. @.
a. Jewett and family. Capt. and Mrs.
webb. Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Cowiey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Commissioners Get
Petition Too Late

Declaring that petition from
south county residents, asking an
appropriation Of $4,000 next year
TO drain Green river. had been re.
ccived too late. the county commits.
aioncte rejected the petition satur.
day The budget for the coming
year already has been drawn. and
includes an appropriation OF SIS 900
Tor the work, according TO the com.
miEsloncrs The work IL to proceed
over period OF years. with appro.
printlons being made in each bud
get.
The petitioners claim that annual
floods Of the stream damage prop.
er,y and crops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
Tacoma Woman Is
Injured by Auto

TACOMA. Sept. lo.-Sufferlng Sc
we're injuries as the result OF being
struck and knocked 20 the pavement
by n street car yesterday, Mrs, Jen.
ME Trompin. 70. 81 a0is Sixth ave.
was in the general hospital here 10
dny. Due TO her advanced age and
the seriousness Of her injuries. her
recovery Is regarded az doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10
IRELAND GIVEN
LEAGUE SEAT
President CoSgrave Makes
Opening Speech

GENEVA. Sept, lO.-The Irish
Free state was unanimously elected
today member Of tne league Of
nations,
Irish delegates took their seats
or the floor Of the assembly and
President Cosgrave. OF the Free
state. made a speech He began
talking In Cache but shortly swung
into English.
Enthusiasts fluctuations and ap'
pluuHc marked Irelnnd'H election.
After tho election II iceland. the
assembly adjourned today'H session
as a mark OF sympathy Tor Japan,
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Tacoma Pastor Goes
to Pullman Church

SPOKANE, Sept 10 Rev. Nor.
man Mckay. pastor Of Mason
Methodist church Of Tacoma. Is to
exchange pastoratcs with Rev. John
9. Law. l'ast>v for the past four
years OF the Methodist church OF
Pullman. It was announced yester.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

ANAcoRTEs. Sept. Loaded
with n heavy catch Of Goldfish. the
wawona. first Of the Anacortcs fish.
ing feet 10 arrive home from Bcr.
ing sea, locked Saturday. She car.
ried 10000 fish. and the take will
weigh abou, 400 tons. according to
her crow.
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Mrs. Harding Thanks
City for Welcom e

Mayor +. j. Brown has received
a letter from Mrs. Florence King
Harding. widow OF the late presl.
dent. extending warm thanks TO the
people Of Seattle for the reception
accorded the HardIngs during their
visit TO this city The message came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-10

You can earn good living on
a few acres OF ground. Many places
are being advertised in the Want
Ad Columns tonight
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Women'S Suitcases, $3.50

Ten black ennmeled 10 and isinoh suitcases with
reinforced corners and lined with durable material,
in light shade OF blue An exceptional number
for $3.50
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LEGION DoINs.

The American Legion meeting last
Monday evening. was not quite as
well attended as usual, owing to the
fact that many of the fellows were
working in the hay fields, but the
usual enthusiasm was shown. Re
ports from various Committees on
the Memorial Day ce;s.h-atfon were
given and--~Aile-Re find that the
ury to any alarming extent, yet. we
feel that, considering the inclement
weather, and other obstacles, that
the day was success.
The Legion's share in the cele-
bration of July 4. was discussed at
length This includes the Job OF put
ting on suitable parade for an ac-
casion of this kind and while no one
wanted to shirk in the matter yet the
job of finding suitable man to take
the responsibility OF this affair, was
not an easy matter. Finally Howard
Griffin was prevailed upon to accept
the chairmanship of the committee
in charge, and we are sure that
everything will go off with a bang.
The matter of constructing some
sort of cabinet, large enough TO
house the Legion records and re-
gala, was considered, and was final
ly given in charge of Ruel Maule.
who was given full authority to use
his own judgment in the details of
construction.
1t was also decided to order 10I
Government Springfield rifles. for
the use of the Post, which will relieyei
the necessity of having to borrow
some, however the use of a firing
squad is desired. These rifles are
furnished without cost to the Legion.
and all we must pay is the freight |
= permanent refreshment commit
tee was appointed. with Mrs. Lillian
Robinson. in charge. A motion was
also made and carried, that some
form OF refreshments be furnished
at each meeting and with Mrs. Rob-
lnson in charge all members and yis-l
itfng guests are assured of a good
time.
Our membership now includes Sc |
with many more in view, and we
feel that the Legion is slowly gain
Ing the confidence and support of
the people. Meetings are held resu-i
larly on the first and third Monday
evenings of each month. in the cham
Der OF commerce rooms, and all ex-i
service men are are always assured
Of welcome