The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1919, Page 13

EVERETT TRUE FL HECCO, SVERSTT, S\i SAW WOOR PICTURE YMESTERDAY. A Saw iv SARDING By CONDO, \S THAT SO f f WHGRS DID You ste (Tt ¢ ON A CAN; ‘You POOR FSH} THAT'S THE Tree T PUT ONG OVER ON THs OD Bor! After 11 Months, Parente Learn Details Lieut. James J. Sexton, of Se | attle, was killed while leading his | men in battle on October 5, 1918. It was not, however, until 11 months after that date that his relatives learned the particulars of his death, Lieut. Sexton, who left Seattle ‘with Co. G, of the old Second Wasb- ington, withewhich he had served on the Mexican border, was with Co. F, he 305th infantry, a New York mt, when he received the ‘wound that later caused his death. ‘The Red Cross at Kansas City was Fequested to make inquiry into the ase, and has recently reported to Daniel Sexton, the leutenant's of Son’sDeath father: “Lieut James J. Sexton was wounded by machine gun fire, which later caused his death, when the company was advancing into a strong machine gun nest on the hill of Bols de Naza, October 5, 1915 The enemy was strongly entrenched and Lieut. Sexton was hit in the stomach by a machine bullet. He displayed at all times remarkable courage. “It was his cool judgment that en abled us to make a satisfactory ad vance. As an example of his con duct, after he was wounded, he ad vised his men to fight low to escape his own fate, and to carry the battle | on.” | Want New Pa ao. CHICAGO, Sept. 7.—"Palestine | ‘Will be developed, industrially, by soldiers of the Jewish faith of Gen. Allenby’s British army, which en-| tered Jerusalem.” This was the information conveyed to the 22d annual convention of the Zionist organization of America, in geasion here, by Bernard A. Rosen- Dlatt, president of the Zion common wealth of America. The profiteer and the “loan shark Question” will be eliminated in Pales- lestine Own Utilities, Banks and Land time. To eliminate these evils, the | convention decided to recommend | that all land be owned by the state, | public utilities be owned by the peo- } ple, and private industries operated by the state, banks to be controlled and operated by the state. PALACE HIP ‘Thursday's new show at the Pal-| Jace Hip will feature a big comedy loffering by the Willis-Nowlan Co. | jcalled “The Merry Monarchs of the | | Sawdust Arena.” This is a com- plete miniature comedy circus with clowns and all. | Another stellar attraction will be Marion Munson, who will present THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 17, 1919. PAGE 13 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS OLIVIA, Word You CARB To Go To Tue SF) BALL GAME TopaAY WITH Tom? 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Jack and June Laughlin, musical jcomedy favorites, late of the Bayes |theatre, New York, have a nifty |turn called “A Breeze From Broad- | way”; Lew Ward sings, dances and gives impersonations | Hall and Tyson in “I Want a | Kiss,” have an amusing osculatory | | skit; Bill and Sina Crackies will jopen the show with a singing, | dancing ental offering. Frazier Is Host to | Bank | With a Columbia) Employes| r a | Raymond KR. Frazier, president of Grafonola in your|tne Washington Mutual Saving» home you can hear! Fank, was host to the employes of the latest “jazz” the ‘batik Seaeiay night, we ond , of the week will be the 30th annt- scrap Assi pi versary of the founding of the bank | lections in the /PLANS TO FLY OVER | tte OCEAN TO AUSTRALIA VANCOUVER, B. C.. Sept. 17.—De- | claring he intends to essay a trans pacific airplane flight, Capt. Eric | Donaldson, Dominion Flying Corps, | was a visitor here today. Donaldson says he will attempt the San Fran- cisco-Hawall-Australia route. | are at your com- mand if you own a) “Columbia.” | SQUIRREL FOOD “THATS RIGHT CONSTABLE: an’ wile You'Re ATO “AVACINTH HERE, KICKED A<HOLE wi’ RAINSPOUT, AN’ wien 1 PATCHIT UP, THEN IN YE GO t TWTHERE ConsTASLE! “J WAINT GONNA KETCH YE oe OP DUR GALLOPHOBILED 1 WO" WE “{DAY-TH SAIL HAINT IN FUST, CLASS CONDITION, AN’ T DONT uces oF ve, E] WHATS WH’ every FoR DAY, EH pe iste ~~ : And remember that “CREDIT GLADLY” is the rule at the owe tralia rou | | “ | W. A. ("Weary") Wilkins leaves | | Seattle Wednesday night to make a| |War Savings Stamp drive in the | Yakima region. 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