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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-23
: WOMAN MAY DIE
Accidental Gunsl,ot Wound Will Like
" Prove Fatal.

Mrs. Manuela Angular. % years old,
of Stockdale, who was taken to the
Robert B. Green Hospital Sunday. suf-
fering from an accidental gunshot
wound, was Imported seriously i'll Tues
day morning. Little hope is held out
at the, hospital for the woman's re-
covery.
Mrs. Augilar was shot when her
small daughter accidentally discharged
the gun which Mrs. Augilar's father
was cleaning. Tie bullet struck Mrs.
Augilar in the abdomen and pirrced
the intestines. Although the accident
occurred several days ago, relatives of
the injured woman did not bring her
TO the hospital for treatment until
Sunday and for this reason physicians
hold out littln hope for. her recov-
cry.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-23

for the exclusive stocking of that body
of water, If the plant was built by
the sportsmen of the region. As soon
as the hatchery is completed. the gov
eminent will appoint a superintend
ent, on government salary, and take
over the plant.
There will be three pools. one for
the propagation of rainbow trout, an
exceptionally desirable game fish sus-
gested by members Of the bureau OF
fisheries at Washington and appar.
emily suited to Medina waters, judg-
ing from experiments in the last year.
Millions OF big mouth bass will be
turned into the lake annually from
the hatchery, insuring the lake Of be-
ing fisherman's paradise as long as
the hatchery is in operation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-23
BOYS Club to Meet.

Members of the Bexar County Boys
Club and club leaders will gather at
the San Antonio Chamber of Com
merce Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock for a conference with ]. w.
Hill of the United States Department
of Agriculture, national boys club
leader, and r. w. Persons, state club
leader from A. & NJ. College, accord
ing to c. H. Alvord, manager Of the
agricultural department of the Cham
Der of Commerce. County farm agents
from District No, G are expected to
attend the meeting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-23
Yen Know n Comic Is Good

You KNOW q Ionic Is 1000
when il makes you eat like hungry
boy and brings back the colon to your
cheeks. You can soon feel the
Strengthening, Invigorating Effect of
GROVES TASTELESS u II L L
TONIC. zoe (Adv.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND NEVER
SUSPECT IT
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected

Judging from reports from drug.
gials who aru constantly In direct
touch with the public. there is one
preparation that has been very sue.
cesstui in overcoming these condl.
lions. Tb0 mild and healing influ.
ence Of Or. KilmePs Swamp. Roo;
II soon realized. II stands the high.
est for 10 remarkable record OF
success.
an examining physician for one
% the prominent Life Insurance
Companies. IN an Interview on the
subject, made the astonishing state.
mcnt that ono reason why SO many
applicants FOR insurance are reject.
Cd Ia because kidney trouble IA 80
common TO the American people.
and the large majority OF those
whose applications are declined do
not even suspect that they have the
disease. Dr. Rllmefs Swamp. Root
Is on sale at all drug stores IN bot.
ties OF two sizes. medium and large.
However, n YOU wish first TO test
this great preparation send ten
cents TO DR.. kilmcr & Co. Blng.
hamton. n. Y, Tor a sample bottle.
When writing be sure and mention
this Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KIDNAPPING
STARTS ON PAGE /

maker seized revolver aud rushed
70 the fray Mrs. Brown was run.
Ming toward the house when she me,
the elder woman. Mira. Brown seized
the revolver.
Tho klduaprr who was carrying
Riliinga dropped the child and STUN.
BLEED over him. bruaing The hos.
When he arose Rud continued his
tlighi Mrs Brown fired twice al him.
lie continued 10 run aud disappeared
in The woods.
Tho other man had fled down the
hill lie was arrested by r. NJ.
Myers. who lives az seth ave. 3. w.
and Carroll IT, Gallagher confessed
the plot at the city Jail. saying he
and GIN made the attempt 10 steal
the child while Brown and tho driver
or car waited nearby. Brown sur.
rendered himself at the West Seattle
police station AZ II o'clock last night
a year ago. Christmas eve. Brown
stole his child from the mother and
fed thru heavy storm 10 California
While eyndlng tho police there he
met some motion picture people.
They became interested In tho boy
Brown was arrested and brought
back here. No charge was pressed
against him He claims he was OF.
Tered $3.50 a week for Blliinga' serv.
ices in the movies. Mrs. Brown ob.
tanned the boy thru court proceed.
ings and has held him since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
DESPERADOES
MURDER YOUTH
AutoiSt, Held Up With Girl
Friend, Is Slain

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov H.
Shot down by n holdup man who
fired a bullet into his back with.
out the slightest provocatIon.
Charles a. Chapman, 20, died In the
receiving hospital here early today.
Chapman and biihs Kate Hogan
were riding 10 an automobile last
night along a suburban street Two
men halted the car and ordered the
couple 10 leave the machine and
submit to search.
With bis hands In the dir and his
back 70 his asaailants. Chapman
stood quietly while the men wont
thru his pockets. Then. without
warning, one Of the two fired at
close range. the bullet piercing
Chapman's back.
Passing motorists needed Miss
Hogun's screams for aid and took
the fatally injured youth 20 the
hospital, where he died this morn
ing.
The two desperadoes made good
their escape and the police have
only yogu2 description given by
the girl 10 use In the search
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Mans Party Is Weary
of Chivalry to Women

2, All community property
laws must be repealed.
s. Separate domicilca for hug.
band aud wife must be esinh.
lI6hed. Tho husband and wife
should call on each other alter
nately.
A. All laws for the benefit or
women IN industry must by re.
ylsed TO amply equally TO men
a mans work must DO no hard
cr, ronghcr or more dangerous
than q womnn's.
6. There should be no breach
OF promise laws. "aH more WON
en- "renis" than men.
O, Love murders should DO no
longer clnsHed az crime. as the
murder OF men by women never
result in a conviction.
AS matter OF Justice and
equity, the women ought 20
work and spend money on us
for the next 5000 years. just aa
We have Hquhndered II on them
for the past 90 centuries" Pleas.
ant Informed the secretary OF
state.
The party. tho profoundly re.
crct. bars no man from member.
ship because OF previous or
present condition Of matrimonial
seryitude."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Forbes Deserted
Army in His Youth

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.--Secre-
tary OF WAR Weeks said today he had
laid before the senate committee in.
vestigatlng the veterans bureau the
record of Col Charles Forbes. former
head OF the bureau.
The record. Weeks said, showed
that Forbes was charged with dc.
sertion from the army.
He later re.enilsted. was promoted.
and discharged with an excellent rec,
ord. Weeks said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SHANNON
CTARTS ON PACE 1

ra'rolmf.n y. r. Anderson and neu
Williams Of the narcotics detail
after they had sent Walter clanaea.
a contested dope addict. into tho
Doctors cttieo to make q purchase
or NOR hine.
Or. ahanncn testified that clau.
zen had wept and pleaded for the
drug. declaring HIS wife was Huf'
fcring fom an acute attack Of eau
stone collie ana was ca route 20
Portland 10 fave an operation per.
formed for the uhnlhdy.
The most ngb,bio development Of
the case WAS tht eharnctc. VT.
uesscs that wcrn brought 10 testify
ia behalf Of pr, shannon. They
included leaders In business. edu.
cational and professional life Of Sc.
attic. A half score physicians ,esti.
lied they would have acted a. the
physician had in the circumstances.
liis former associates on tho board
Of regents Of the University Of
washlnzlou took the stand and told
Of bis services there ana ot his
long service 10 the community,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
GERMANS SPURN
EBERT'S CHOICE
Or. Heinrich Fails to Form
New Cabinet
ny CARL d. eRoAr

NNntt0u lffNss oNait NNftVHPuHNN"V
BERLIN, Nov. sI.--Dr. Heinrich
Albert not only had failed today TO
form a cabinet. but all the leading
political candidates abandoned him
and proposed ministry OF their
own. headed by Dr. Jarres, exmayor
OF Dulsberg.
DIR. Albert finally returned his
commission and President Ebert may
extend tho invitation TO Jarros. whom
he thus far has steadfasty opposed,
Jarres, a strong nationalist, Is
branded as pan.German. General
Won soeekt. chief OF staff. Is backing
him and the nationalists, peoples
rarG. centrists and Bavarian peo'
ple's party Joined the new move
The inoxporionee ana naivete OF
German politicians in the crisis Is
emphasized by the fact that Presi
dent Ebert. in the fact of the 20,
litscal revolt adhered To Dr. Albert
and wished him to continue hts
fruitless efforts.
The various parties OF the reiehs-
tag today Jointly interpollated the
government as to what IL intends
to do,
Altho the principal plank OF the
new group is observance OF the
Versailles treaty" the point has not
been clarified Jarres. ON tho other
hand. often has been accused OF
wanting a breach OF the treaty. and
Is alleged TO have fathered q plan
TO throw the Rhlneland 20 France.
President Ebert has thus far re.
fused TO receive delegation from
the group supporting Jarres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27

SACRAMENTO. cal. Nov o.
Asserting that the pucrilo
age OF foolish ohlyulrY IL gone"
and that tho time has come
when the Delilahs and cloopn.
troa must shift Tor Themselves"
X, q Pleasant, former governor
OF Loulalhhn. today notified Soc.
fetnry Of state Fronk G. Jordan
that tho mans party OF America
has been organized for the 70.
moy0l OF illegal restrictions i'm.
posed on men" and VIII shortly
carry lis fight into California.
Tho California community
property act il especially obnox.
ious TO the mans party OF Amer.
lea, the former Louisiana exec.
ntlYe asserts.
Among tho reforms advocated
by The mans party, as set forth
by Pleasant. It's attorney. arc
the following;
/, The words obey and "sup.
port" and with all my worldly
goods thee ebdow." IN mar.
rlage contracts, should be en.
tlrely eliminated.
When a woman promises to
obey she has her fingers
crossed" says tho attorney OF
the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
TWINS RUN IN YOUR
FAMILY? TAKE OUT A
POLICY AGAINST 'EM
M[HAT &c twlna wortlf

tAIhAT are twins worthf
w Well. they're worth SIS. 900
to one Seattle mani
Agiiaat AT tho possibility ~
buying teethins rings for TWO
bouncing babies. this man haa
just insured htmsclf against
twins.
Lloyd's. OF Londan. who win in.
auro sou against tonailitts, fiat
feet or almost anything else.
wrote the anti.twin policy. nc.
cording 10 y. T.. Kelley. repre-.
sentative OF seoley & Co. tho Sc.
attlo agents for the famous Brit.
ish firm.
The rate OF Insurance on twins,
II twins run In your family, u s
per cent. n twins are not a hab.
Il with you or your ancestors.
then the rate II only per cent.
You can. however. get insur.
ance against triplets much cheap.
CT. and policy that win protect
you against bankruptcies should
only cost few dollnrs-and
cheap at the pricel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
TRAIN PASSES OVER
SLEEPING MAN; "WAS
DRUNK" He ADMITS

CLEYlcLAND, o. Nov. IL
" TWO pntrolmon saw Jack
Abrams, sound asleep. directly In
the path OF speeding Wheeling
q Lake Erie pqssengcr train Of
nix cnrH
They rushed 10 the rescue, but
too late. as the train had ronred
over him
Then, ns the lights Of the last
coach died out in the darkness,
the officers stepped forward 70
pick up the pieces.
Abrams stirred aat up, yawned
and demanded 10 know what all
the noise was about.
In police court today he was
fined the costs, because, as he
said. III that's what happened.
gentlemen, 1 must have been
drunk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Moonshine Sheriff
Sentenced to Jail

OREGON CITY, Ore. Nov. a.
Carl j. Long. the former clnckamas
county deputy sheriff. convicted Of
manufacturing moonshino llquorl
while wearing his deputy'S badge,
yesterday WAS sentenced TO serve six
months in Jail and pay fine Of $500.
Long filed notice Of appeal and his
bond was placed al $1,000. II he is
forced 10 serve his sentence. Long.
because Of hlB former association
with clnekanas county officials. Will
be confined in Multnomsh county
jail.
Circuit Judge Campbell ruled that,
should he fail 10 pay his fine. tho
former deputy sheriff must serve iz5
days In addition 10 the nix months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
MADE RECORD
As a S1I,nIsNT

After getting a diploma, ana Incl.
dentaily, a Phi Beta Kappa key. he
went 70 New York for a law course
at Columbia.
4 practlced." he tells us. "for five
years IN partnership with Judge
John X, Putnam IN Saratoga Springs,
~ y. Then / decided 20 strike a
bigger town. They told me Mime.
opolis was tho fastest growing city
in the Middle Syosi. so / came here.
First opportunity | bought a
downtown corner. Then / got an.
other one, out OF my savings from
my law work And / kept buying
until had seven.
yes. l was pretty lucky IN pick.
Ing corners. That's the way / have
made most Of my money.
III Il hadn't been for my illness
when / was a boy. / suppose I'd
have been a blacksmith. But It's
been worth a life on crutches 20 be
able 10 do something for the little
fellows who need help. And well /
know how badly they need II when
tbev nra griputgdV'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Flood Claims Meet
Delay in Council

Tho city council Monday tabled the
claims Of the North Bend Lumber Co.
and others for approximately st75..
600 as the result Of flood damages
sustained during a break ia the Cedar
river dam in 1918. The claims orig.
inaIly were $4,000 and the latest
compromise offer Of the claimants Ia
about onethird their original claim
Councilman G. b. Fitzgerald moved
to accept the compromise offer and
pay the claims. but his motion was
lost a motion by Councilman John
70. Carroll to table the claims for a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Tacoma Jailbreak
Plot Is Thwarted

TACOMA, Nov. 27.-An attempt.
ed jailbreak was thwarted here 10.
day when a key fashioned from a
spoon was found in the city Jail
cell Of James Draper. 2s.
Draper together with Frank Cor.
man. has been held in custody here
for the past week In connection
with burglades In Portland. Seattle
and Tacoma. as we'll os tho theft Of
two automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
No ONE BARRED
FROM HOSPITAL

one OF the conditions OF Eustls'
endowment Is that all children, re.
gardless OF race. creed or color. may
have the advantages OF the hospital
and the home. Those who can pay
viii be allowed to, but the treatment
Tor rich aud poor viii be the same.
Eustls was candidate for gov.
ernor in 1898. but was defeated by
John Lind. lie IS a great lover Of
horses and until two years ago he
insisted on driving hls horse instead
Of an automobile
Ills gift'will be known as the Min.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Two Die, He Says, in
Bootleggers' Battle

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ga
fight IN which two men wore killed
on The decks Of the Prince Albert.
alleged rum runner now lying outside
this port. was related to federal pro.
hibltion agents by William Sloane,
the officials said Tuesday.
Sloane, held ON charge of liquor
smuggling was uncertain. they said.
whether the battle had been between
rum runners and high iackcrs or be.
tween members OF the Prince AIbcri's
crew lie wus informed. he said.
That two men were killed. and their
bodies thrown into the sea.
In the raid In which sloane was
captured, federal prohibition agents
scized $4,000 worth Of liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
MINE DEATHS
ARE PROBED

ORIENT. H.. Nov. 27.-InvcstiFa.
ton Of the explosion that took two
lives and injured 10 miners at the
Orient mine No. /. OF the Chicago,
Wilmington and Franklin Coal Co,
here, yesterday. started today under
supervision Of Martin Bolt. state dl.
rector Of mines and minerals.
Tho blast, which drove more than
200 miners gasping to the surface.
thru binding smoke and sitting
gas, shortly after the mine opened.
was stilt unexplained.
Tho 10 burned also are suffering
from inhallng gas, but none Is
thought in n critical condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
SIX ON TRIAL
AS FLOGGERS

MARIETTA. Ga. Nov. 2T.-Keiler
Hasty. pitcher for the Philadelphia
Americans. and five others faced
trial hyrc today. charged with fog
ging Mrs. Bertha Holcomb and her
escort. 8. II. Morton
Mrs. Hoicomb and Morton secured
indictments against Hasty. his two
brothers and three other men a
week ago.
Airs Hoiconb related how the
whippers kidnapped Morton and her.
SELF near smyrna. because Of jcal.
ousy, and carried them 70 nearby
wood. where they were beaten until
nearly unconscious. The masked
men were recognized by their voices,
Mrs. Hoicom said. altho she claims
to have seen the face Of one Of her
captors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Mission Preacher
Whipped by 3 Men

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 27.-As
Rev. Thomna Hlbdon. missionary. lin.
ished sermon at tho Delta 81. mis-.
sion last night be waa seized by
three men, taken from the building
ana severely whipped.
one Of the whippers said remarks
In the sermon regarding "sin" were
made directly az his wife.
Two OF the alleged whippers were
arrested, while the third Is sought,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
SEATTLE TRAIN
IN COLLISION

CHICAGO NOV. 27.-Passengers
on the Olympian. Seattle to Chi.
cago. were thrown into panic and
four members OF the train crew In.
jured IN a collision with a train Of
empty coaches at the Chicago. Nil.
waukee & st. Paul terminal here.
Both trains wcer proceeding at a
slow pace. and only the rear coach
Of the empty train was derailed.
The injured were taken to a hos.
pital, where II was said none would
die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Cripple Donates Million
for ChiIdren's Hos pital
Helplessly Lame, Former Minneapolis Mayor
Gives Fortune to Aid Those in Misfortune

uesoln Hospital and Home for Grip.
Piled Children, He refused 70 have
his own name connected with u.
saying In his letter 20 the university:
In generation or two my name
viii be forgotten The name | sug.
Fest should inspire faith among par.
enta and children alike. and in the
years 10 come when the little folks
are restored TO health and ylgor.
they win look back upon the instltu.
ton as their alma mater"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
CHARGE MAN IN
WITNESS BRIDE
Claim He Offered Cash and
Mortgage TO Victim

Charged with having offered
Steve Guclch $3.50 In cash mud
mortgage for the same amount
" he would not bring charges
against Milan Serlch and John
Iinlcii, WHO were charged With
having kwlndlcd Guclch out OF
$1,000 with thr old "boA trick"
Paul BosnnIch was arrested Mon
day afternoon ON u charge OF
tnmpcring with a Witness and
held In lieu Of $1,000 cnsh bail.
Gucich charges that the two mer
awindled him out OF the money sew
oral weeks ago on a professod bust
noa deal. When he found out th,
trick he Hwofe out warrants for th,
two men and they were arrested.
Saturday, Gucich charEua iozan
lch enmo 10 him and offered him th'
cash and the mortgage II he woult
drop the case and not testify against
the men, lilo promptly went to thi
attorneys office and B
warrant was issued for nozanlei
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Allied Control to
Be Started Again

LONDON. Dec. 2T,-Aillod military
control or Germany viii be resumed
December !, according to dis.
patch from Munich. giving details
Of plans for inspection OF Bavarian
barracks and munitions factories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Blaine to Attend
New York Meeting

Councilman f. l.. Blaine was
granted three weeks leave OF ah.
senee By the council Monday. He
via attend a meeting OF the board OF
education OF the Methodist Episcopal
church at New York City Deccm.
Der II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27
Stomach Comfort
for Good Eaters
No Sour RIsinRa. Gasainras, Heart
burn and Distress OF Indigestion
II You Follow Meals With
Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.

tious. caloriss and all that. but most
people enjoy eating the good things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27

they sec before them. what they
want ia the simple means Of stop
ping Eaasiness, sour riFlnEs and such
diatrcHaeg IN they come
\ hoft ~ people use StuartH Dys-
pepaia Tablets because they give the
stomach the alkaline effect. they
stop the gas. they swceten the stom-
ach, they aid digeHtion In the atom-
ach. they are balanced h. do just
these thinga. and you can rely upon
this relief every time. Get a Decent
box 81 stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets NJ
any drug store and you viii eat your
pte and cheese, steak and onions.
sauHage and buckwheata, cream Iu
coffee ana defy old man dyspepsia.
-Advertiacment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 81 From
the purse Of q hopeless cripple comes
magnificent gifg ia gifi measuring
81 100000 in money. but priceless ia
the measure Of It's aid 10 a stricken
humanity.
William Henry Eustls. former
mayor Of Minneapolis. helpleasly
lame since boyhood. has saved and
struggled thru ilfe in order that he
might prevent other children suffer.
ing as he has suffered.
Afflletion and despair have made
no mlsanthrope Of him. He Is a
warm.heartsd old bachelor. happier
now than he has been for more than
threescore % his rs ycars. in the
realization that az last he has full
filled his wiah despite the terrible
handicap fate Imposed upon him
CRIPPLED CHILDREN
TO BE TREATED
Ealia has sol apart $1,000. 600
from bits sgyinKa Tor tho erection and
perpetuation OF a hospital and con.
HaieHcent home for crippled children
70 u administered by tho University
% Minnesota.
And he also makes 4 possible to
have tho hospital placed in charge
OF Or 6, +. Pirquet world famous
pediaitic specialist. who has resigned
from The University of Vienna 70
come % tho University Of Minnesota
and look after tho Eustis enterprise.
Eusils hasn't always been Grip.
Pile lie. too, has known wha, i, Is
20 run aud play
The hnskleat Of re children. his
tAther once entertained hopes Of his
becoming blacksmith.
And blacksmith would douhtiesp
have become" naya Eustis. had /
net been struck. aa tho by bolt Of
lightning. when I was i5."
II was not lightning. tho. II was
necrosis II eoufined him to a couch
for the better part u the next-Nlx
yearB. leaving him permanently Grip.
plsd
Later he was able TO get around on
erutchcs. and then he wen, 90 school,
altho his father figured he WAS vast,
ing his time. Ills father by that
time wanted him 10 be cobbler.
since his aftlleiion prevented him
from following the blael,mnltha
trade.
But young EuFliH taught school in
the spring and fan terms and went
% the academy IN winter Then he
went 70 wosleynn college In Con,
necticut and took liberal arta
course selling life insurance to keep
going
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-27

THEY SURE STOP THEN!
People who haven't time 70 stop at
a embarrassing manage 10 find time
10 attend the funeral Exchange.