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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20

pravdovou rozkosi bude zjist'o
vati We vyznamnych osobach
prevratovych a popfevrato-
yvch mlade pokrokove studen-
ty delniky pamatnych let de-
vadesatych. Ted Sc, pfltell,
Rasine, ukazala opravdovost a
reelnost Tveho vyroku re SOU
dni sine roku 1894: ''Praco-
vail isme pro budoucnost.'
Priteli a druhu! Doprovazi
Tebe sem ma teto posledni pou-
ii velka rada starych pokroka-
ru let devadesatych, byvalych
delniku a studentu, byvalych
Tvych spoluveznu v trestnici
na Borech a jakkoliv jsou po-
hrouzeni mlcelivy velky svuj
Dol, jejich pritomnost hlasite
vola, re chteji byt a ze budou
tohoto spolecenstvi 5 Tebou du
stojni svym smyslenim, svou
praci, svym zivotem obranou
|statu pevnou a hrdinskou, ma
zivot a ma smrt, V kazde kriti-
cke jeho chvili.
Miiela leta a prisla chvile,
''kdy oboustranna pecet' "a rok
1894 byla obnovena. Widen
prohrala smrtelne. Ease Sc O.
svedcila pravdivost Tvych
SLOW z roku 1894 zeanuly dru-
hi priteli. "Pracovali .jsme
pro budoucnost!'" !"
A pax prislo 4-leti poprevra
tove, kdy Sc budoucnost let 90
ltych stala liz pritomnosti Y
mem isl zabezpecil novou bu-
doucnost obnovene svobody
tim, re isl statni samostatnoat
Nyplnil i samostatnosti financ-
nj,
Ty, jenz isl byl opatrovan
po 6 nedel neznou peel sve ro-
/ diny a zachranovan stejnou
{, dobou nepopsatelnou peel svo-
jich lekaru - Ty sam jsi byl
lekarem, lekarem sveho naro-
da. Jeho pribuznost, jez ie
pracovitOst a setrnost, lecil isl
z t6zkych chorob valecnych.
Narod sc uZdravil re svych Get
nych mravnich chorob. Ty isl
svemu zraneni fysicky podleh-
null Obrovskt~ ~vzrlfseni ma
rode dne 5. ledna, iima.ici vse-
obecna tlcast 0 poStupu I've ne
moci po celou dobu - utaje-
ny dech, kdyz ohlasovan byl o.
brat k horsimu, nesmirny 5al a
hIasity plac pc celem uzemi
statnlm, kdyz Sc jiskrou rozle.
Ia zpraya 0 Tvem skonu, dncS
! nj pohreb, jako "a stara po.
| hibivani byli kralove tote
lukazuje narod a ieho duSi. -
, Zde mluvi narod, zde hlasl 81
ieho duse.
Sklan nicotnym ;eai"cem
/ byl isl okamzite poiat \ naru,
Z celeho naroda, iako Jeht hrdi
!. na. | stala Sc bolest I've rodi
: ~ ooles; narodnl a ie.n ztrat
: Jest .tratou statni. viva par
0 a I've deti. mas pllteli RasiLe
: najdou y tom potochu a pos
III, pokud il potfebujl phi sy
It stateGnosti a pfi sve peynost
u Chceme byti vsichni ucastni t,
Il to mraynl posily, jez vychazi
!. hero;smn Tveho zivota q tr.
I giky I've smrti.
Il Priilmame zavazky p
j. y,nnosti, bez nichz jest ctel
g hrdlny jon vysmechem. Lol
/ cine sc navzdy $ Tyym telcr
j. r4iil druhu: Tvou osobno
4 zavirame do sve pameti a tal
le nam il nesklati nikdo. loe IL;
a. Sc smrt y
DR.. Ham domluyil.
10 a tom tichu, nemz by
~ IL dosud slyseti jen tlukot 70
or tesknenych srdci, zachvela
e prvnl slova velebne hymny II
o. rodni. Rapiry sokolske cestl
n straae zablyskaly We syi.u ~
Ia cl 4 vepkn piipoji!a Sc he Up
-. l., ., H., i H.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20
PosLEDNf POUT' .vUDCE
NARODA.
(DokonGeni }

Vojenske sokolske povely
k pozdravu lett podle Zivych
stem - yelky mrtvy blizi Sc k
cili sve posledni pouti. Troj-
sprezi zastavuje Sc pred vcho-
dem do krematoria. Tezka ra-
kew skripave klouza katafal-
ku. - PAX opet okamzik -
a stoiime Y pochmurne rotun-
de, jejiz steny hall cerne dra-
perie. Rakev uvitana velebny-
mi zvuky varhan spocine ma
pohy hyblivem mustku, jenz vede
do neznameho sveta. Pevecky
sbor prazskych ucitelu Zahaju-
Je proste obrady pohfebni. Ro-
1ina ,zesnuleho sedi v lpoJokru
hu pred rakvi, po ieiiz obon
stranach planou svice hnste
zeleni vavrinu a sokolska cest-
nj straz trina blyskaiiei Sc "a
piry. \ "a mimi pratele ze-
snuleho S uprenymi zraky ia
cernou kovovou rakev "A IA ta-
jemnou zaslonu. halici vstup
tam. odkud neni navratu.
Dr.. Hahn louci sc $ drahym
druhem.
Predstupuje dr.. Ant. HAHN
stary druh zesnuleho. Spolt
vkrocili pred vice nez 80 letA
do viru politickych boju, spoil
statecne trimali pred vice ne.
so lety prapor ceske revoluce
A ted sc tn louci nim .lme
mem Omladinaru, kteri ne
mem bolu vyprovazejl sveh
spolutrpitele z borskeho vezt
hi:
"Jen nekolik okamziku a jes
to rozlouceni IA vzdy $ Tebo
- druhu a piiteli,' zacal syo
krasnou rec, dr.. Antonin Hall
"Nechci iiz lkati, ami odsl
zovat - slZami jsme 81 uleNi
IL Tveho umrtniho loze 4 ne
prisnejsi spolu i nejsprav'
dliyejsi soud mad Tvym pfee
casnym utracenlm vynese h
storie Aysak aspon to zde bl
diz konstatovano. re otevrel
boie isl vyhral a ze .ien Y 2;
kcrnem boil isl podlehl.
Pocit t'oValo Sc, re by by
krivdou Tobe samemu, kdyl
nebylo promluveno "a tabt
tech, kdoz rozvlfili pokrokoN
hnuti let devadesatych. Pokr
kove hnutl let deyadesatyo
zahorelo pro syobodu syeho l
roda -. pro stat svbodny.
Pokrokove hnuti We studen
stvu sc rozslrilo i y delnictvo,
jeho mladez, V jeno omladin
.jak sc tehdy rikalo. Pokro
We studenstvo pocalo cltiti $
elaine, delnictyo narodne. D
ia rozptylila pokrokoNy tab
let deyadesatych do politi
kych stran obcanskych soci
listickych, ale narodnl strun
kdyz byla krlticka chvile,
zvaly Sc Ii kazdeho 3 nich il
ne haste, yzdy bez bazne
hrdostl.
A kdyz prisel rok 1913,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-20

A uplynulo % let boju i Vi
tezstvi a priSel q. unor 1923.
icho dine zavrcla Sc "a drem
Rasinem mysticka brana Ne
znama.
Velkeho mrtveho neni mezi
nani.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-25
RADIO IS BOOMED'
IN CAPITAL CITY

Broadcasting from its radio station
In Washington, a. concert that IL at
that moment being given In New York
City, the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company by using the long
distance telephone wires Of the Bell
System has written anew Chapter IN
the history Of radio.
On the roof Of the telephone COM
pany in Washington Is located one Of
the most powerful radio broadcast!ng
stations In the country with a radius
Of between 500 and thousand miles.
depending upon the atmospheric con-
ditions. The machinery used is prac-
tically the same as that used by all
the up-to-date' broadcastinss stations.
but by utilizing the long distance wires
Of the Bell System It is' possible to
bring the. concerts OF WEAF:; the
broadcasting station. Of the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company, to
Washington where they are broadcast
simultaneously with. the, New York
Company.
The tremendous advantages to DO.
crue from this possibility are manifold.
Many radio fans have small inexpens1
I've radio receiving sets that win not
'pick up station as far distant as
New York city; whereas they are
near enough to Washington to hear
distinctly the programme offWCAP, the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company's official designation. But 1t
Il readily recognized that Washington
does not have the galaxy Of stars
from which to draw in. selecting mu-
steal talent that III at the disposal Of
New York. Hence the telephone engi-
neers got to work with the result that
they. to all intent and purposes, moved
WEAF In New York City to- Washing
ton by wire and from Washington
broadcast concerts being held in
studios and theatres in New York City
Thousands Of letters, some received
from points as far distant as Maine.
Illinois and Georgia, testify to the sue
cess Of the new venture, and express
the hope that these New York pro-
grams will be continued.
Owing to what radio experts term
"static trouble" many Of the large
Eastern cities often cannot be heard
by local radio "fans." So far, this
difficulty is one Of the mysteries Of
radio, but now the telephone engineers
have; solved the problem by transmit
ting the program to q different local.
ty. over the company's wires, where
It is broadcast under favorable condi-
lions.
The new radio plant Is the largest
Eastern, station south Of Philadelphia
and iacludesaal4 Of. the latest improve
ments in radio broadcasting:
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-25
MORE THAN $4,000 PHONE CALLS
TO CONFIRM PRESIDENTS DEATH
and F. Telephone Company at Washington Aids Capitai
Newspaper

Washingtonians feeling . personal
loss in the death Of President Hard
ingf fellow resident Of their city,
eagerly sought every scrap Of news
that could be obtained on the, report
Of his DEATH Starting shortly before
II O'Clock that night . hood Of! tsis.
phone calls. which before morning -
tailed $4,000, poured 10 upon the op-
orators in the central once Of the tsle-
phone company.
So sudden and great was the food
Of calls that momentariiy the once
was paralyzed. Calling in 10 addit onal
operators Traffic Superintendent w. A.
Condit began to meet the enveloping
tide. Next he called in his additional
service men and the force was COM
plete.
Sensing . waste OF calls and "in and
out plugging" Mr.: Condit obtained the
permission Of the" newspapers 10
-
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-25

handle calls intended for them IN
which word Of the Presidents death
was asked. It was readily granted
To- permit ell editorial stafIs 70 grind
out the printed word that kept alive
every service wire in the country.
Immediately III calls were challenged
and those requesting news Of Presi'
dent Hardins's death were answered
from the Office Of the telephone com.
pany. The subscribers were given the
exact words Of the flash" received
BY. the Washington Post from the A..
ISOLATED Press;
Al soon as the system was operat-
ing the calls were handled with
trlpled facility. In addition the. entire
system broadcast the word Of the
Presidents demise.
The credit Mr.. Condit said, IL due
to the valiant efforts and untiring dill.
geuce Of the operators.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-25
UNITED PRESS BOYS
REUNITED BY PHONE

The s. p. M. telephone cali. from the
tinkie Of the long distance bell In the
inner office. Of q Western newspaper
one afternoon; As he had done every
day for two months, Henry A. You
mans. OF the papers editorial force
went inside to. get the latest world'i
news from the U. p.
AS for two months past, - Voice.
merely an iinpersonal unembodied
voice-so far; as Mr.. Youmans was
concerned. began droning of the news
RED Arrow men congregating in
Madison" began the Voice.
"All right give us what there Is OF
that" responded H. A., that's my old
division. and I'm interested"
"Yours?" queried the Voice.
"Yep," responded H. A., II was In
the 120th Infantry Of the Sand Divt
sion"
Huh! The dickens you were;" said
the Voice, II was In the 12oth Artil
lery Of the Red Arrows. Who are you
anyway"
''I'm Hank ~Youmans," responded the
Freeman man. who are yeu?"
I'm your old friend BIZ Cramer.
why didn't you tell me before whom
was talking to-"
"Why didn't you say you were Bill?"
MI. Youmans retorted. "You dent sup.
pose knew I was' talking to, every
day. do you"
And the'two young men gossiped for
few minutes on U. p. long distance
toll, renewing old recollectfons OF days
"over there" Of buddies who had '"gohe
west" or trials and tribula :ions long
since over, and-they pledged each 9TH
or to meet In Madison.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-25
An unsolvable Riddle.

Gray--Woman is q riddle.
That's right: she keeps 40,
guessing; and yet we hate to give her
pp!-Brooklyn Standard Union.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-08-25
TALKS to- MOTHERS &$&lo
EcJ about Ss <:fasaj
+ THEIR BABIESs | WY|
about
Chief Bureau of Child Hygiene, Maryland State
Department of Health.
FINAL TALK.
By DIR. J. H. MASON KNOX. ,JR..

Reprinted by permission Of the Baltimore sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
TO n. Y.
IN Is HOURS
Patented AirpIane 10 Cut
Down Mail Schedule

PARIS, May ls-Mail from Paris
viii reach New York within i5
hours when the phantom airplnns {"
invented by Capt. Maurice Perchsron.
has been perfected
This il question Of only a couple
OF years. French experts declare. Tho
inventor believes be viii be able 60
control ANAL alrplane flying with
out a pilot. aa Il now does for a dis
lance u about 20 miles. night
around the globe
French hrronauiicai engineers.
while admitting that Americans have
done a lot 60 make the "pilollcss air
plane" practical success. insist that
II Was Ia France that the first e1-
perlments were made and they DO
not intend 90 give up their title 60
pioneers Toward the end Of the war
Captain boucher sent up the first of
These airplancs guided by means Of
Hertzihn waves. on September ii u
the same year an airplRns thus guild.
ed remained in the air 81 minutes
covering total distance " 100 kilo-
meters. or 80 miles II was guided
from another nirplane flying In the
ordinary NuW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
a Good ThIng-pON.T MISS IT

Send your name and address plain
ly written together with cents
land this slip1 70 Chamberlain Medi-
cine Go. Des Molnea. Iowa. and re-
cciye IN return a trial package con-
iaining Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy for coughs. colds. Group. bron-
chial. "fiu' and whooping coughs.
and tickling shroat; Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets for stom-
acii troubles. indigestion. gassy
pains that crowd the heart. bilious
ness and constipation: Chamberlain
Salve, needed In every family for
burns. scaldE. wounds piles and skin
affections; thees valuable family
medicines for only 5 cents. Don't
miss Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
SECRET or HIS SUCCESS

ono OF tho mos, noted. successful
and richest men OF this country. in
recent article said: whatever I
am and whatever success have at.
tanned In this world. owo II all TO
my wife. From tho day flrut
knew hor sho has been m insplra.
ton and tho greatest hclpmats OF
my NE" Health Is tho first caHou.
tlRi OF every woman who wants to
be successful wife and 20 hold the
love and admiration OF her husband.
n woman finds her energies flag.
slng and dark circles appearing un.
der her eyes. she has hackache.
headaches, nervousness and rthn
blues she should take Lydia r.
plnkham's Vegetable Compound. tho
medicine which holds the record of
helping es out OF every 100 women
who try q. There Is nothing better.
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
the HAPPINESS or
uEIPFUINESS

Stevenson speaks az "the
great task OF happiness, but
happiness h not a task. II u
not even an occupation. 10 h
a quality OF life. Happiness De
ponds on helpfalness. That's
the reason JOY l. social. Help
fulness keeps happiness because
IL adds to tho era Of affection.
People arc not happy when they
seek after happiness. They be-
come STEPPED In happiness when
they undertake TO promote tho
Joy Of others,
Walter Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
KING COIiNTY HOME

Mrs.. Leo l. Smith entertained tho
King county home folks las, satur.
day with songs. readings and plano
selections.
Daddy Diapers child band. from
pca Molncs, viii give concert al
the homo ,ho firni OF next week.
A picnic Is being planned for the
old folks some time this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
SERVICE

Give me work 10 do,
That l may forget myself and ind
Peace In doing Il Tor thee,
Tho / am poor send me 60 carry
Gifts 20 those who are poorvI
Some cheer 10 those who aru
More lonely.
Grant me the Joy 90 DO a kindness
To ono OF the little ones,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
READ THIS 40 MOTHER

Woman Fricnd-No wonder Edith
won't look at you. IT. your own
fault. You act like siuve--fawn.
ing and crinsing before her. an II
you didn't dare 20 cali your soul
your own.
Mr.. Wormicy Don't women like
that kind OF thinRl
Woman Frten dim until
after marriage Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
LONESOME CLuB FRIDAY
NIGHT

The Lonesome club Is continu.
Ing lis meeting AZ the Rainier.
Grand hotel every Tuesday and
Friday night. The program for
Friday night l. In the hands Of
Dean Buttcrfield and Miss Alice
forcell. Card, and dancing VIII
follow the $50 program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
SOMETHING NC BEFORE
THY OIfIT

The boy Scouts OF the north end
distributed flowers 10 20 shui.ins on
Hospital day. The Scouts declared
they were going 90 disband for the
summer and wanted 20 DO something
big before they did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18

hlss Marian llean Is able 10 walk
hat a abort distance. owing 20 heart
trouble, she lives at case G7th ave,
s, and h too Tar away from a street
car Go walk 10 " She IL longing for
a trip around the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
GOES TO COUNTY HOSPITAL

Miss Elsie johnson has been talk.
en- 20 thu county hospital. where sho
will undergo special treatment. III.
sle was 20 70 20 California for her
treatment but arrangements could
no; b, made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
Dressed Triple for
Ten Years, Wealthy

MANCHESTER. England. May rs.
I'm business ten years MS a tripn-
dresser. Walter Dyson retired with a
fortune Of 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
RYruER HOME nAII. rEAM

Dear Mr. Loops; We want 20
,hapk SOD and Mr. and Mrs. II. L.
Downs for the gifts Of bats. balls
and gloves that you sent as. Our
only trouble now IL 10 lind enough
tins 70 set tired playing. Follow.
ting are our names Richard VIII.
kins. Glenn Baiier. Raymond In
Master. irwin Ross. Leroy Lee.
Clyde Majestic. Rsynoid Allot,.
Frank Gray. Rowe Russo. Raymond
Mysier and Robert Martin.
So;s.--wili Harry Downs please
call Capital 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
POSSIBILITIES FOR
MILITARY Use MANY

Captaln Pcrchctou, aided by an.
other veietan Aeronau,leai engineer
Captain Honcher, Is nov dsvo,ing all
hia time 10 the perfection OF the Ap.
parnius which VAL enable him 10
,fsnd an nirpinno on an indefinite
Journey with what might DO called
written" instructions, since they
would take tho form o. perforated
music roll Tor automatic pianos.
which will DO executed maihcmnil.
caily and au,omatcaliy. He feels
aura that no will IN lime be ahlo 10
launch machine for flight OF two
hours and half from Paris to Mar
sellleE, four hours across the Medl-
tcrraneau 10 AlgirrA Is hours 20 New
York. and a., Including landing al
proarranged stationh 20 the Far East.
Looking At the military ride OF ihln
invention the possibilities Of terrific
destruction without danger 10 tho AT
iaoking force and without known
means Of defense arc infinite. Thou
sands Of aerial canoes, loaded with ex-
plosives. could ~ sent over enemy
territory. their deadly charges 20 be
dropped when and where the direct.
Ing army desired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
NEIGHB0Rs or wooDcRAFT

Tho reception Of ih1 Neigh.
bors Of Woodrraft. nj Frederick
\ Nelson's auditorium. was en-.
iivrnod by musical program
given BY Miss Irene kriso spcn.
Ger and Mrs. Leo T. Smith, lot
frsdny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
A REQUEST

We arc now approaching our
third year a. editor % this column
and we arc anxious 20 know Just
what our rcadors think OF Il. SO
wo arc going 20 ask you 10 drop
Us a limo II you think I, has been
beneficial or n you wish 10 suggest
any changes IN the method OF con.
Quoting n.
What Is there about tho corner
that sou iikeI II you arc "A ahutin
tell as Just how much a shutln
you aro aud how VIC could bring
moro happiness 10 your lie. Your
letter win be held IN htrict conn.
denco II YOU desire. Address them
10 Or. Frank r. Loope. sssS N.
Boyles,on ave. Seattle.
AUT0ISTs CARRYING SHUT.fNs
Latest Rutolsta who have carried
Hhut.ins on tours about tho city and
countryside are. r. s. Copeland.
Butterworth & Sons. Pheasant q
wiggin. Mrs. Richard Mcfnfosh.
Dick Sweet. w. Il. Stevens. Mr.
Caroline Humphrey. r. J. Julycan.
:. @. Anderson. Mrs. Dan Sullivan
and Mrs. Laura RynnIng.
Thanks must also be extended 10
Mr.. Grand OF the Pugo; Sound LlEht
4 Power Co. sor tho use Of tho two
large auto buses on tho occasion Of
the Ryther home birthday.
WILL SOME AuTOIsT MAKE
THEM HAPPY
There j. an old couple. Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
WHEEL cmAIRs WANTED

Mrs. II. l.. Smith. ahut.in az
Araoortes. II having hard time
ioerfing secondhand wheel chair
Tor herreif. n you know iof one.
drop hcre iiss;se desFsInIng II.
Mrs. George Scott. Melross o.s,.
Is looking for wicker chnir.for her
husband
Mr. Brannsy, Melrpas sti7. " trj.
Ing 10 locate a wheel chair foe a
needy child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18

Since that time enormous progress
has been made. The "pllotless air
plane" II now almost entirely auto
matte Tho hands OF the pilot have
been replaced by a mechanism some.
thing like that o. an automatic elo-
yator. with buttons marked TIP"
Down" To the Right and '"ro the
Left" by pushing thoke buttons two
experts, who recently made n long
flight. were able 20 dispense entirely
with the balancing and directing ap.
paFaius, The next step will be 10
send the hirnlauo on IFS fiiKht with.
out having this mechanism or any
persons aboard. everything being d..
rsc,nd from fixed station on the
ground.
Besides the main idea Of guiding
the hirplane from distance. the ma
chino IN which the experiments have
been made. combines several features.
any one OF which would be regarded
a. an enormous advance IN the sci.
eneo OF fiying. a. the hirplane
comes 10 the ground trailer strikes
the surface first. cutting off tho mo.
tor and acting gn a brake for nm easy
landing. There il aiso delicate
piece OF mechanism which prevents
tho airpisne from taking tho air II
the motor power II not sufficiently
developed SIN another sends the
machine 20 n determined height aud
viii not peFmi, 4, 10 mount higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
SUNSHINE SMILES

Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends
Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star

Arthers place. near ssth and
Pike. Who would like TO have
sorrone take them for ride.
Both Of these persons are hard
Of hearing and should YOU have
difficulty la attracting their at.
trnIlnn. Inst .,-.m- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-18
AuroIsrs CARRYING sHuTINs
Will. SOME AuToIsT MAKE
THEM HAPPY!

There !. an old couple. Mr..
and Mrs. Owens. living nj ssi6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-09
MRS. GENE HUGHES
SCORES At ALD|NE
She and Her Company Prove
Highly Entertaining in
Youth.

In Youth" che fea,ure act on the
Nin~ Theatre onogram. In wh'ch
Ms Gene Hugh~ appears patrons
az tho theatre are given an attrac-
tlon witch !. on, OF the ordinary. Inc
sct concerns ,he revolt of voung
xiri who has been brought M IN Puri-
,srcal surroundings and wh" u"e'rS
90 ~ "nappcr Tine rrlr wan ~
greatly helped by the appearance OF
her grandmother, play~d Ivy Mhr'
Wushc~ The supporting company II
csrshl. Mrs. Hughes i arSstcd ma
ter-aiiy by the acting " f@ni"n itcr-
-l~r. Tho skctch War written by I'd
gsr Allen W.-rf
Sanfs.on and Dougles scored heavily
at ye~icriaSs opening perrrrnahce
with their az, cntiflcl Wit and liar
mony," veiich "a all that tho name I'M
ulle- IN, lmprcssing part az IN" ACT
= that al the lines and songs are re-
ffv-hinxly modern.
M-urc.n Enyun managed 10 sc,
several r,unds ~ applause W"the
matins,. hat her voice seemed on
harsh ilnyniond and stern have q
fnirly good comedy variety skit. Fro
fsssnr rcake and his Educated Block
heas~. an At - che mhri"net'e
type PLEASED tho younger part NJ the
audience With mo r~age comments and
actions ~ hla dolls Danny Dugan
ass~->.i by Msdelyn Mer~-ifth and
Freddie Sanlnru. concludes tho hl
with several exhibition dances. There
~ a comedy and ncvs reel on the bill
io.ides tho photoplay feature called
4 IN,cr Relation" starring VII
rnueFs