The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1923, Page 20

THE SEATTLE STAR “°®| Drunken Drivers to Get Stiff Terms | | PORTLAN | Jollar | Handling Exhibit Deaths Total 600). in Pennsylvania’s Largest City other to timating had died since In Denver 12 poisoned liq’ September 1 Delieved the total “undoubtedly much greater.” ‘The state board of health of Ind Sana reported 42 deaths since January 1 from alcoholism. Nebraska reported 14 dead. North Dakota had three, Kansas 10 includ- ing one woman; Iowa 26 for the state, | Oklahoma 20 and Ohio 14. ; RM. Clin, state health commis- sioner of Michigan, estimated 75 per- | d 95 other | @eaths were classed as caused by al | {WEEK-END SALE THE uno Exceptional Bargains for Friday and Saturday Only! Women's Patent Pumps, plain, and trimmed in brown and gray suede; mili- hee ‘s Patent Black de ard Kid Pumps; Large Girls’ Patent Pumps, low rubber heels. Kid Oxfords; rubber heel ie $3.85| |" $4.45 Large Girls’ Black Calf Women’s Gray Suede Strap Oxfords; low rubber heels. Pumps, military _heels. Misses’ Black Calf Shoes; Child's Skuffer Shoes; sizes wei? $2.85 | Pie 99 A rare opportunity to supply the family with Winter Footwear. . . Take Advantage of it! 1 PLYMOUTH SHOE C0. 118 Pike St. On Display |ssirisint tints” vi, sn ted! Feed 6,000 Hungry Men in First Year and t miaigle Do Other Merey Work ss SHOW HOW YOUR HEART LIES EAR the little blue and white button. Display the official sign on your door or window. Let the world know that you have given. Show your friends, your neighbors and the passers-by that you have a real heart interest in the welfare of those who need the helping hand. A band of 3,600 loyal, self-sacrificing workers are plodding day and night, all week long, to gather in the precious dollars that mean cheer, sustenance and up- lift for those less fortunate. If these men and women are willing to set aside their own affairs, give so generously of both time and money, surely you and I can give in proportion to our means to a cause so worthy! Talk the matter over with your wife or husband tonight. Make up your mind as to the amount you can spare and when the solicitor for the Community Fund calls sign the pledge card. Time is precious. The eyes of other cities are on Seattle. We must justify our boasted prosperity by placing the full $775,000 in the Community Fund Welfare Bank by Saturday night. “I Have Given” Wear the Badge of Honor Over Your Heart This advertisement made possible through the generosity of friends of the Community Fund. SEATTLE COMMUNITY FUND