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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
SVETOVY UPADEk DAN
SkE BANkY.

Jde 0 celkovou ztratu 23O
millionu danskych korun, coz
jest kolem puidruhe milliardy
&c. Znamena to hospodafske
shrouceni, jakeho tomto sto-
lett jeste nebylo. K povazlivc-
mu zjevu tomuto nedoslo v ze-
mi valkou znicene, nybrz V
zbohatlem "a valky statu dan
KEN. Jdet' o kodanskou Glands
'mannbanku', ktera svym W.
znamem a svymi styky mohla
Sc pravem povazovati "a lstav
svetovy. A cele jeji zavodni
jm6ni castkou, 100 millionu
danskych korun vetsina jeji
zaloh, jichz mela dvakrate to-
lik, jsou nyni nenavratne ztra
ceny.
Zavinil to jediny muz:1 yrch
nj reditel Glueckstad, syn "a
kladatele ustavu. Kodanska
Landsmannbank" byla zaloze
Ia roluu 1872 starym Glueck-
stadem, ktery byl muz yazny a
aelny, jenz z malych pocatk1
pozvedl banku k velike tysi a
zjednal il prizen cele verejno-
sti -od kralovskeho dvora az
do mal6ho muze. Pred Is lety
starry Glueckstad zemrel no.
yym vrchnim feditelem vSe-
mocnym panem banky stal Sc
jeho syn Emil Glueckstad. Ted
, Sc hospodafeni v bance zcela
|. obratilo. kdezto starry Glueck-
!, stad I'll setrne a povazoyal SC
: pouze "a spravce i-svehg vlast
/ niho jmeni, ia jehoz udrzeni a
rozmnozeni je zodpoyeden. BY
I jeho tricetilety synacek z doce.
8 la jineho dreva. Ten sc dal o,
: mamit pfedpotopni predsta-
e YOU, re "jeho" jmeni je jaks
: opravdu ien osobne jeho a *
Il 81 $ MIN muze delati, co chce
0 Prirozeny nasledek tetoi prostt
!, myslnosti byl, re mrayn6 nedo
Ii spely muz pax ami vuci svefe
IL nemu majetku mcdowell zacho
o vati Sc poctive. Myslil, re i t
J. jes. ;.'ieho''.
a Zacal hospodarsky silet: h
ii jako kral, mel palac PaiM
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

donna vlastni jachtu, cely park
automobile, stav6l 81 tax hlou-
pc prepychovou vilu, re jenom
jeji oploceni slo do milionu ma
sich korun a kdyz ma lonsky
Novy rok pozval 81 k obedu,
jakz casteji cinival, krale, je-
,dlo Sc u n9ho ma zlatych tall
rich! Pfi takovem hospodar-
|stvi by nebylo divu, kdyby Sc
sritil nesmyslny ltrata, kdy-
by zevnich urazl4 nebylo.
Ale doslo i k zevnim IRA
zIm. Sfftilo sc Rusko, kde BAN
ka m6la ulozeny velike penize
v prumyslu V pozemcich. O
,ty nejen pfisla, ale cht6la je
'dobrodruzne zachrailovat pod
porovanfm tazeni generala Ju-
,denice proti sovetum. Podnik
| Sc nezdafil banka utrp6la
move ztraty, Jeji blahovy vrch-
nj reditel chtel vyhanet d'abla
Belzebubem. Miliony, nez pri
Sci We velkem Rusku, cht6l W.
zdimat paleho Rakouska. Ma
Ibidl sc, lie je bude sanovat |!
Byl opravdu lonskeho roku We
| Vidni a vazne Sc 0 to jednalo
Il v dob6, kdy jeho vlastni ban
lka potrebovala iiz, ably il sa-
mu nekdo..sanoval! Z
Mlady Glueckstad vsak~ ne
chtel zmizet propadlisti, jez
jiz na n6j otviralo svuj jlcen a
ma samem sjeho okraji jeste Sc
hral sibalskou komedii Sc svym
staten "A jeho kralem. Dal Sc
, cd neho jmenovati oficielnim
zastupcem Danska ma jenovske
: konferenci! Spatne Sc vsak kra
: Ii jeho rodine ia to odvdecil'
: Kral mu sveiil sve hotove jmd
, nj, ably je spravoval - tate
: okolnost ponekud zdrzela pro
5 puknuti cele afery, ktera jii
: cd leta Sc proklubovala. Pams
a tujeme Sc, jak minulem LETT
V kraluv stryc prime Valdemal
/ rozpustil nahle domacnos
1 odcestoval do vychodni Aisle
i protoze .cele sve imeni prospe
: kuloval Y Landsmannbance
a Take jeAo synove musili 2 VII
sti. Prime Aage sci do Afrik,
h ia dllstojnlka francouzske q
: zinecke legie prime Erich d
i Ameriky, kde sc uci zem6d6l
e Gem, ably Sc mohl stati farmS
! rem. TO vse zpusobil Glueck
a stad, ale do dnes sc vse tutlal
4 ' domneni, ze banka ,7se sna
a prece udrzi. Neudrzela Sc kr
j. llv banker je prozatim "a mr.
4 zemi. Putoyal do vysetfova.
Y vazby 45lety zdravy muz-
D. re ktere Sc uz asi syoboden III
g. vrati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

Sp0lecna smrt milcncG. v
techto dnech zastfelil MATTEL
Willy v laznich Kynzvartu 62-
lety j. Doedel svou milenku,
27letou sluzebnou z Kraslic,
nacez sam spachal sebevraz-
du. Oba pfijeli do Kraslic nd
jail 81 tam hotelu pokoj
Kdyz rano nevychazeli, byl pc
koj nasilne otevren a milencI
nalezeni V tratoliSti krve mrt
wi. Podle nalezeneho dopisi
byl Gin spachan po vzajemnen
dorozumeni. Pricina jest ne
znama a pri velkem rozdilu VI
ku milencu t6zko vysvetlitel
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
chtsla vysivati mezi medvs

Chtsla vysivati mezi medvs
|dy. Dne s. dubnas odpoledne
prelezla do Jelenniho .prfkopu
ina Hradcanech 22leta sluzka
Rdzena Kfest'anova,s piisl. do
Ranska, okr. Chotebor a, chtR-
la vysivati mezi medvady. Slu-
I1ka dodaiia byia do tlstavu pre-
lduseynG chore.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

Mince knizete Vaclava sva-
tehO. V clenske schulz numi-
smaticke spolecnosti pfednasel
q dNbna post. rada dr.. Viktor
Katz o mineich sv. Vaclava a
)mincich Slaynikovc1. V hodi-
move poutave pfednasce pro-
,kazal re nejstarsimi nasimi
lmincemi nejsou denary Bolesla
va L., nybrz re jiz sv. Vaclav
razil vlastni minci. Jediny
druh denaru ktery dosud S urci
tosti lie prisuzovati sv. Vacla-
|vu je typu franskeho (Karo-
|lingskeho), ma ma jedne stra-
Inc prosty stejnoramenny xii
|zek krouzku opisem Ven
lcezlius, na rubu v krouzku zko
lmoleny monogram Vaclavuv
Idle vzoru soudobych minci ka-
Irolingskych. Denar tento jest
Imam pouze We A kuseeh a OBJ
s1jevil Sc dosud We velkych ma
!lezech v Pobalti to vzdy jen
" jedinem kuse. Zaroven pro-
!kazal, re Slavnikovci tesn6
pred svou zahubou (r. 995) ra
: zili vlastni minci. coz bylo as
: jednim z duvodIl, proc byli PIX
!, ,myslovci napadeni a vyhubeni
Dukaz, re jiz sy. Vaclav fazi
lvlastni minei, jest v dnesni dt
-Ib6, kdy jde o razbu dukatu |
!, jeho obrazem, dvojnasob zajl
| l|mavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

naSe narOdni hnutl pred To-
rum evropske jazykem rozslre
nejsim ziednal mu pozor-
most. Nejen pozornost - on ma
rodni snahy nase postavll tako
rka pod ochranu vzdelaneho
sveta a ohradil je proti vladnl
mu utisku proti dsavadnimu
pohrdavemu prehlizeni pokro-
cilejsiho sveta mimorakouske-
no. Toho nebylo lie doclliti ja-
zykem ceskym, jehoz neznala
ami vetsina intelligence, tim me
ne est'anska spolecnost sa'
mych zemich ceskych. Sovinl-I
ste zapominali a zapominavaJl
podnes, ze jazyk je slce du-
chem. naroda a darem boz
skym, ale re sam nevzdelava,
|neprobouzi, nepovznasl nlko-
-
no, nybrz myslenky, ktere TIM
|jazykem Sc vyslovuji. Palacky
nebyl nevlastenec ovsem ne
lbyl germanofil, byl jen Waste
nee jiny a jak dnes soudlme,
vlastenec, jemuz cesstvi byio
programem mysleni a prace,
ne cervenobilou maslickou.
Pro nase dejiny Palackeho
ntmecky mesicnik mel jeste j.
|ny vyznam. Ceske hnutl probu
zenske predstavovalo jeste ma
pocatku 19. stoletl skrovnou a
lskromnou sektu, tabor lidl spl-
Sc filosofujiclch nez skutec-
lnou spolecnost. Jak nepatrna
to byla skupina lidl. Slyslme 2
| Celakovskeho correspondence
ne naucne revue krOka tlsklt
Sc roku 1921 jen 800 vytlskt
a prodavalo so. Davame-li s
tedy otazku, kdy probuzen
ECechove zacali v ceskych re
mich predstavovati skutecneht
'cinitele a kdy podle prava pr
, rozeneho prihlasiii Sc o prven
stvi v zemi: hle! Palackym L
1927! Palacky mel styky nej
, prednejslho duchy v zeml,
nemeckymi, basniky i ucenci
Jeho vecny, cestny rozumn,
nacionalism nikoho neodpuzo
val. Priblizoval Sc on Jim neb
pfiblizovali Sc jemu muzov
jake Bolzano, Mueller, Czoel
:, Mig, Gerle, Ebert, Meiner
Manfred, CHASER, Jaitteles
/, Marsano. Schottky, thinner
man, krombholz a jakmile tt
cetilety Palacky prevail We
deni nemecke revue, dalo S
!; pod .ieho vedeni vsecko, co
Cechach dosud predstavoval
!. nemeckou vzdelanost a pokrf
!; kovost. Musi ciovek cisti Pl
!; zedakove Geschichte des deut
schen Zeitschriftenwesens i
!; Boehmen, ably 81 uvedomil, c
nemecky mesicnlk Palackeh
znamenal po a uprostred jel
y covych, nezralych a hrackal
a skych casopisd nameckycl
'e Jestliae mezi mimi pred tim Y
s nikal Hesperus, iak Palaek,
4 no revue vynikala mad Hesp,
n rem! Netfeba rici vic, nezli 1
o Goethe eetl Zeitschrift sc u
II, libenim a kdyz slysel, ze knil
o. kupci nemecti fisi jej ign
.e ruiz, nabidl Sc doporuciti j
m svym jmenem V herlinskyt
II Jahrbuecher fuer wissenschf
e. liche kritih. Nemecky pre-
I'll Zimml'mann z Vidne vzpon
,e nal roku 1898 ma iednu vyzn
b. mnou zasluhu Palackeho i
a daktorstvi: "Jako Hormay
sb odkazoval rakouske basniky
&c vlasteneckym latkam, tax P
e lacky obracel prazske basnil
IA latky ceske. Palackym pc
e nicen psal Ebert svou Vlast
"a sva dramata Bretislav und J
~ ia a Ctr Won Cheynoc..." Lat
ID, mi ceskymi obiral sc basn
a prof. Mueller (Horymir)
a ylastnl otec Zimmermann
aj- napsal drama johannes Nel
ru mucenus atd. Nikdo sc mad t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
MRS. JOHNSON
is NO MORE

Mrs. Ienora Johnson. chief oper'
ator OF the court house telephone
switchboard. has passed away, Not
that she is dead. Just merely a
change In name. Now she Is Mrs.
Lenosa Horr. wife OF Attorney
Ralph Horr. prominent member Of
the Disabled Veterans organization.
News Of the secret wedding at
Bellingham. Labor Day. leaked out
Monday at the court house. The
two went 20 Vancouver. r. c.. but
couldn't set license on Labor Day,
Then they went to Bellingham and
persuaded an obllging auditor to
grant them the necessary permit.
The wedding followed.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Van Brock.
lin. Of Kent. parents OF the bride,
accompanied them 20 Vancouver
and Bellingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horr were school
mates Is years ago They lost
track OF each other. married. and
about a year and a half aso met
zach other again. Both were FREQ
TO eliminate the romance that start
ed in their school days. They will
reside az tho Lomond apartments.
his l4th ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
BEETLES Used
IN OPERATION
Successful FRS t
Time in History
of Science

LONDON. Sept. ii.-For the first
time in history a head has been
taken from a living insect and graft
ed onto the body OF another.
This interesting experiment was
done with water BEETLES. and has been
performed several times. Three specl
mems were exhibited recently By II
Graham Cannon 90 the Royal Society
az Burlington House. London.
The bodies of the beetles We're OF
the species called hydrophilus. while
the heads were OF the species dytis
Gus.
skin, bono and gland grating have
become common. but Il was supposed
that grating complete head. In,
Guiding the nervous system. was i'm.
possible.
The water beetles were chosen for
the experiments because they are
harder than many other insects. and
because OF their size the results are
more easily seen and studied.
Beetles are insects OF tho order OF
cleoptera. having four wings. one
Of their pronounced peculiarities Is
the fact that the outer pair OF wings
IS a stiff case used for covering the
other wings when they are foIded.
There arc $4,000 kinds OF beetles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
LEGION WANTS
MANY CHANGES
Will Submit Plans for Vet
eran Treatment

Many new changes viii he made
IN The treatment OF disabled and
wounded veterans % the world war
BY TIM federal government II the
program Of tho American Legion Of
this state Is adopted by the govern,
menL according Co legion members.
The American Legion will begin ia
state conyvntion az Olympia Thurs,
day, az which time the various
changes win ho adopted and sub.
mltted 10 Washington. u. c.
Among tho recommendation Of
tho American Legion. according to
Fred X Mast. state aeryico officer
Tor the veterans. viii be. permitting
world war veterans 60 obtain Eoy.
eminent treatment FOR disabilities
incurred IN service az any time.
Under present rulings. the veterans
must apply for treatment before a
year after their dfhc harKo has
elapsed.
In place ot physieal examinations
hy physicians or officers OF the vet,
crans bureau. whore veterans aro
seeking treatment or compensation.
the Legion would permit admission
Of evidence obtained by ordinary q,
animation and observation made
over threeyVar period. which
would 10 considered In liking tho
extent OF tuberculosis or mental dis.
ability
Another change advocated by the
Legion would Ia 60 make all hos.
pltal facilities OF the veterans
bureau available for world war vet.
Grams suffering from tubcrcular OF
neuro.psychiatric troubles Tho
Legion claims that veterans % other
wars are given this privilege.
Salary increases for physicians
employed by tho veterans bureau
will be asked by TIM Legion. tn
order that specialists for the many
cases might be employed. The 10.
gion also would ask the government
TO continue the Insurance. Rs given
the men during the war. without
forcing the men 90 convert their
policies into long term endowment
or other forms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Graft Head of Living Insect on Another
Here and There

California celebrated 7sd annlvcr
sary of admission 20 the Union Mon
day
A. A. Sltham. Port Townsend. dis
appears after drawing $1,000 from
hunk.
Mnlionair club VIII start drive foI
S5n.0 clubhouse,
Fire RACES home OF c, +. Mc
Laughlln, 1905 10th ave S. W
Japanese thank Rainier Legion
post for RELIEF contribution.
Rev. Joel anderson reported safe
in earthquake zone.
Tariff commission hears Seattle's
plea FOR increased sodium nitrate
duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
PROSPECTORS
WISER MEN

Members Of party u prospec,or-.
who Left Seattle In April. 1874 lurrd
by tales Of rich creeks In Siberia.
have returned. "aadder but wiser
men"
After plodaing thru the Siberian
wilderness TO tbs creeks they found
they could NOT ;Ako out moro than
so cents per day. So this summer
they gave II up and started back,
Trouble with the soviet authorities
who had captured okhossk, delayed
them many weary weeks, hut finally
they got thru 20 Japan. where six Of
the party were caught IN the earth
quake. II II feared
Those who have returned includs
Michael cremer. Richard Smith
George Askin. Arthur Maflstt and
Andrew Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Carnation Prepares
for Its Annual Fair

Great activity IN preparation for
the snoqualmie Valley fair. which il
TO start September 10. continuing
for tnres days. was reported Tues
dhy AZ canatlon. a splendid pro.
gram has been arranged, and on
tho high school ground. where the
fair Ia 20 bo held, new buildings 20
house cattle and poultry exhibits are
under construction. One Of the
many entertainment features provld.
cd IL tho Ruth Meredith Trio.
playing piano. violin and zylophone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Invite Carmen to
Meet in Seattle

A telegram To te national con.
vcntion OF the Street Car Employer
union, now IN session at oaklx..d,
inviting the body 20 meet In Seattle
for its next convention. was FOR.
warded by the city council Monday
night on motion OF Councilman
Robert b. Heskeih. the council
passed resolution to invite the
railway employees 10 Seattle. and as.
sured them a good time when they
come here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
National Park to
Close September IL

PARADISE VALLEY, Sept. II.
I'm six more days. Rainier Nh.
tlonnl park win close it's doors to
tho 1929 tourist. after having com.
plcted highly successful season.
Tho great crowds OF travellers will
not now be found In tho park,
altho trips and service will re.
main tho same until the official
closing OF tho two hotels, Septem-
her II. There is plenty OF room
TO enjoy oneself and an even moro
restful time may bo enjoyed az
Paradise Inn now than earlier in
tho season.
The weather remains perfect.
warm, bright clear and nvigorat.
Ing. The next week and "A hnIr
IN in many respects the ideal time
to visit tho park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Miller to Speak
on Sound Defenses

The pefenses az Puget sound''
win be tho subject ~ talk 20 BE-
given by Congressman John r.
Miller for tho Municipal League Of
Seattle, Tuesday. September II. at
Tho Hotel Frye assembly room at
1915 .. m.
congfeHman Miller was. for
yearn. a valuable member OF the
committee on military affairs. Few
men have given na much careful
and Intelligent study as no 10 the
detenasn Of tho Northwest.
Coach Russell callow. Of tho Uni.
veFaliy OK Washington. win tell how
tho Washington erew won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Lakeside School
Opens Fall Term

The Lakeside day school for boys
int Denny Blaine park. on Lake
Washington. opened It's fall term
Monday The school has taken over
the buildings and equipment OF the
Moran school Charles X. Bliss Is
principal OF the school; Reginald II.
Parsons. president: J. v, Patterson.
vice president. and J. Y, C. kellogg.
secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Pledge $500 From
Fire Relief Fund

a check for $500 was turned over
70 the japanese consulate for the
benefit OF the sufferers IN the
earthquake zones of Tokyo and Yo.
kohama by the Seattle Fire Depart.
ment Relief association, II was an.
nounccd Tuesday. The check was
drawn at the regular meeting OF the
board OF trustees OF the fire depart
ment. The check ls one OF The
largest yet contributed by one or
Ranlzation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
This Little
World
SAN FRANCISCO
ny A. H. FREDERICK
y. 4. 4. service Writer

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Had
q. iienp'a character SGT out 90 find
the voice OF tbs city" Ia san Fran
cisco instead OF In New York. he
would have had a more difficult job
For San FRANCHISE iH city OF Inn
pulse. chanEcahle as woman.
She acts from the heart IN time
OF emotional stress; the head plays u
secondary part
Thus. when the boys come home. :"
the large Eastern cities planned elab.
crate ceremonies long In advance.
and held Thorn exactly as per seized.
ulc. Here. too. committees planned
and schedules were announced.
The parade started up Market
street. according 20 program. but
then came impulse, triumphant A
mother SAW her son whom she had
been notified was dead She broke
tho rope barriers and rushed TO him
with a cry ~ Joy tho rest of san
Francisco followed. The boys were
ongulfed Ia awarmH 81 relatives and
friendn. kissed. swamped In a riot OF
Eiadnesa
Then the parade proceeded nut
each soldirr boy was the center 81
n group OF civilians. his gun and he'll
met were carried for him. he was tho
adored Of his knot Of weicomsrs. ali
abvioua 10 tho fact that he was sup
posed to be part Of n parade
SO Il was that San Francisco acted
straight from tho heart when Proh-
dent Harding died.
No official proclamation was lasued
before San Francisco. bowed with
grief. had acted.
Merchants. business men, profess
aionai men. women IN Industry. all.
everybody In the city was sad and.
being sad. called or the days h..
hora 70 mourn
Offices and stnrea were opened
only while the gay red. white and
blue hung on, 20 welcome the prca-
dent was being replaced with the
hlack ana purple OF grief, that his
pictures displayed in all windows.
might DO decorated with siEnn OF
mourning
Then San Francisco went homo 10
be- alone with thoughts OF her dead
president
a San Francisco police reporter.
hasinE his observations on long con.
tact with swinalsra and swiudlrd. re-
Gently remarked that the average
person will fan foF aimos, any
thing"
Hc receives Confederation from the
honseholdsfn IN certain district
across the hay.
just Off San Pablo avenue. much.
Travelled paved highway for autos and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
PICTURE SHOWS
FILM PROCESS
Manufacture Of CeIlulOid
Depicted on Screen

A novelty In films Is coming 10 the
Frederick 4 Nelson's store, II IL free
10 tho public. and will run every day.
starting az 2 p. IN Tuesday. eoniin.
uinR until September 10. Tho film
depicts the methods used IN manu-
featuring the film used In filming
pictures and projecting them upon
the screen.
The making 81 film Is a romance In
itself showing step by step the wash.
ing OF tho cotton. base OF the flm.
it's immersion In nitric acids and
solvent TO form the dope" Then il
shown the thick amber fluid run into
ribbon Of raw film aud pressed
three feet wide and fivethounnndthA
Of an inch ia thickness.
More acid baths follow. and cutting
OF tho film 10 tho RICH, widths and
perfomtlng the edges come next. The
film In then ready 20 catch the capers
OF Charlie Chaplin. tho self'aatiHfled
amirk OF Harold Lloyd or the dramat.
w. AFh anu NiihNiA VI RNA aHfhif "
comic drawing by Paul NJ FELTON,
relieves the. induatrini aspects OF the
film sufficiently
Local photographers are rcsponsi.
bio for bringing the film 10 Seattle AT
great expense. aa part Of tho program
o. educating tho public In picture
taking, National Photograph week.
which began Monday. was the prime
motive Tor bringing the film here at
this time
Frederick Nelson's auditorium h
tho general headquarters during Pho
tograph week for local professional
and amateur photographers A won
derfpl exhibition 81 art photos from
all parts Of America. Canada and
Europe has been arranged there. Sc
atile being well represented. and il
drawing large crowds daily. The r1
hihit viii continue all this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Talented Violinist
Will Give Recital

Arthur Bnumgartner. talented
young Seattle yiolnlst, will bo pre-.
scented IN recital by John Albert
shaffcr az the Elks' Club Friday
evening, September IA. Tickets are
now on sale az popular music storca
Baumeartncr rs one OF tho first
violinlsta TO enter the advanced
students competition TO be held In
Seattle IN November by the Music
club Of The city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Five Claim Reward
for Finding Body

ASTORIA. Ore, Sept. ii.--Namet
referee in gruesome contest. Nels
A. Jeldness has been picked 10 decide
which OF five men viii receive the
$1,000 reward offered for the recov
cry OF the body OF Pat II. Allen
Portland business man, drowned
here last week.
Thres men abroad the launch
which brought the remains from the
water and two others who claim they
first saw the body floating on the
surface OF the stream as they stood
on the dock. arc claiming the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Florist Gives
Credit to
Veronica

Cincinnati o.--Scientists have dls.
covered that one Of tho greatest az
we'll MS one OF the mnst painful dis.
comforts rheumatism caused by
poisons which arise from foreign
matter allowed TO accumulate in the
system. These poisons seep through
TO the blood and arc carried to va.
rious parts OF the body. by remoy.
ing tho cause with Veronica Water
III has boon found that rheumatism
liz often relieved in few weeks
time, Some Of the most obstinate
cases have responded amazingly TO
the Veronica treatment. Hero Is n
typical case OF a man who suf
fcrcd for twenty years.
Il have suffered with rheumatism
for twenty years and have used
various remedies without obtaining
any relief. Have used Veronica
Water with tho result that feel
entirely cured. It's action on the
general system is something wonder.
full and would recommend IL TO all
suffering with this complaint. ID,
Knott, Florist. 62s Rockdalc Ave.
nue., Avondalo, Cincinnati. o.
Veronica Water Is bottled exactly
as /, comes from tho Springs. and
II has been impossible for chemical
experts to reproduce artificially this
marvellous water. provided by ma.
turo.
Thousands OF users OF Veronica
have found relief from chronic con.
stipation, indigestion. rheumatism.
kidney and bladder troubles and
other stomach disorders, You. too,
may find that Veronica Is THE
Water Way TO Health A big,
generous / Ia quart bottle at your
druggists, only 75 cents.
Veronica Water
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Promises He Won't
Try to Break Jail

After promising faithfully tha, he
would not attempt any jail breaks.
John u, Parry. confessed booticgger.
was sentenced 70 serve 4s days IN
the skagit county Jail by Federal
Judge Jeremiah Netcrsr, Monday
afternoon.
Harry Lion. also a confessed liz
uort vlolaior, made no promises and
drew a 90.day sentences in the King
county bastilc. Perry ws given the
additional privilege Of chaperoning
the pigs and cows on the Skagil
county farm.