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The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
Faith Rules Whole World, Says Billy;
Why Not Apply 1t to Religion?

wait until the earth is free OF hypo
critics before You Join the church you
VIII be I'm hell for a century.
Hear me- You give your heart "a
God and yoR will have all YOU can
do 20 take careeof yourself ! meet
many fellows who say. 20. when
become Christian I'll tell you III
do so and.so.' O. yes, lave heard
fellows like you bloE before. n you
know so much about how you ouEAt
10 live. then come 20 the church and
give your heart 20 God and set the
example and be- an inspiration ia
help u- 10 climb 10 yOur marYelously ly
exalted heights OF the conception OF
Gods will, II you have such ideas OF
s. Come In You give your hear,
20 God. and II will keep you busy
taking care OF yourself, and you
won't have any time to fnd fault
with the hypocrite, only to try and
help him become as good as you are
You join the church; then there II
be one less hypocrite
You don't refuse 10 go 10 your
lodge because there arc hypocrites
there Then why do you refuse "a
come into the church because there
are hypocrites' Just look out Tor
yourself
You say that YOU would do Gods
Will but YOU are afraid that you
can't hold out Haven't you beer
holding our for the deyil9 Some OF
You fellows have been holding ou'
against religion. against your moth
cr's prayers. against your wife q
pleadings until YOU haven't hair
on your mead between you and he'll
You have held out against every
tear. every pleading that has ever
heon brought 20 bear TO induce ycu
10 be Christian You have fought
against n. Ny God. II you have that
mach grit, Il you can hold out thai
lcrc against God you ought 10 MAKE
81 magnificent success serving God
and holding out against the devil
You have been holding out again s'
ovary'hlrg decent
I'm an OTd1ined minister of the
church I never oficiated at hut on,
Wedding in my life and the Lord TO-
give me for that ! was in a towr
when e Giyi came 10 me and mad
the request asked her why Sfs
didn't go 10 some other minister bu
Inc said she wanted me 20 perto~,
tine ceremony finally consented =
DO So but ] went 10 see a minlst'f
ard hc accompanied me- 70 the wc'
ding and assisted me | got SO TO-
II and gave II 10 tho minister Ther
he vhinod around later and SAT-
'ent he wouldn't have any moro
marriages. and said You old
ninuy. YOU don't deserve them.
have had people come around
and beg and plead with me TO MARI
them. but won't do il again. Nov
supposing ! should agree TO (but
WON'T, supposing for the sake o.
argument, should agree The cor
pie would stands before me VIII"
Is your nance TON What &.
your name Lucille" Tom. do yor
take Lucille 20 be your lawfully wed
ded wife and do YOU promise to love
honor and cherish her until death
YOU do part 81 am afraid ! cant
Mold out" DO YOU know what a CIR
would do II fellow said that She
would say You hike. and I'll get
a fellow that can hold out
Copyright, VIM \. sunday
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
palm.r Case Postnonnd

Hearing on the contest OF the will
OF Mrs Lizzie NJ Palmer who be
quea he'd q 100000 estate for n
home for training in motherhood
was continued by Probate Court
Judge Edward Command until Oct
2t Notice of contest has been filed
by her adopted son. Harold Palmer
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
WaitInn u Linhl

And ~ long as YOU stand and do
what vow are doing YOU will never
ret blt Of light but.if YOU start
20 do Gods will the darkness viii
disappear and az YOU keep on going
The Detroit times., 1916-10-19
-ots i'm Worlds Most Beaut
Cemetery Absolutely Free

Back OF this phenomenal offer stands the moral support
ment whose reputation whose public spirit stand abote1
that OF every pubcpirted czentheir desire to see Det
free ofeTof lots in CIAIRVIEW CEMETERY as a splnd
Detroit people They have substantated this belief bv
CLAIR\IEW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

Miss Katharine Kern. left this week to
visit friends III Washington ana Bal
timorc.
Rev. and Mrs. J. VI. Lacy. -. D., havo
returned from Richmond, where they
spent several days with relatives this
week.
Miss Georgia Darlington is visiting
her cousin, Miss Ruth Jefferson. in
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cappcr have
returned TO J0tksonvllc. Fla, after
spending the summer here.
MIR and Mrs Alexander Earric have
returned from philadelphia and At
l"ntic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Orndorm have
returned from an extended visit to
friends in Ohio ana Pennsylvania.
Miss Florence Campbell who has
been visiting friends in town. has re-
turned TO Charlcstown. W. VA.
Misses Birdie and t:mma Conner have
returned from II visit 10 relatives ut
iiarpcrs Ferry
Mrs. s. II. liable has been visiting
relatives in Baltimore and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey and child
have returned to Rockville Md after
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. p.
II. Rcardon.
Mrs. Il. +. Prince, who has been Wis
iling relatives here, has returned to
Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
Q-bAN REEVES
COLOR GLANDS
Darkcns Gray Hair Naturally

Q-l5au Hair Color Rcstprcr is no
dye, bu' acts on the roots, making hair
and scalp healthy and restoring the
color glands OF the hair. So If your
hair is gray. faded, hlcachcd. prcma-
turclN gray. brittle or falling. apply
Q-Ban Hair color Rcstorcr Gas di-
"cctcd on bottic). To hair and scalp.
In a short time all your gray hair will
he restored To AN even delicate dark
shade and entire head of hair will be-
come soft, fluffy, long. thick and of
Such an even. beautiful dark color no
one could tell you had applied g Ban.
Also stops dandruft and falling hair.
leaving your hair fascinating and
abundant without even a trace of
gray. Sold on moncy-back ruaran-
tee. 80 cents for u Bit; bottle at Grant
drug stores. Itichmond Va. Out-of-
town folks supplied by mail.--AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
lAWRENCEVILLE

lSpccial to The Times pispatch.l
l.AWRENCENlLl.E. VA, October II.
Mrs William Herbert Lewis and Mrs.
itrnry Iightfoot lIcuriwcil were hos
tcsses ut an auction bridge party ut
their home on Friday evening. in honor
or their guest. Mrs John Champaign
Hoyenton. Of Norfolk. Those present
were: DR.. and Mrs. &. l.. Palmer Mr.
and Mrs. II. ~. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. J
j.. Barkley, Mr.. ana Airs. j. II. owens.
MIR and Mrs. Howcrton Nascy, Mir. ana
Mrs. a. NJ. McCrca, OF New York; Miss
Frances Wolfe. Of Bcrryvillc. T.. T.
Huford. James Rawlings and Or. w. H.
Lewis The guard OF honor was pre-
scented with Il cutElass basket. The
woman'S prize. an Italian vase. was
won by Mrs, q. l.. Palmer, and the
mems prize. an auction bridge sci, by
Il. y. Lewis.
Brunswick Springs" home of Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Jones. was the scene
of 81 card party ON Wednesday, after
noon, when Mrs. Jones entertained her
friends at auction bridge. Mrs. Joncss
guests were: Mrs j. H. Barklcy. Airs
J. Il. Owens. Mrs. Burdcttc Lewis, Mrs
Henry l.. iicartwcll Mre. John Boyen-
ton, Mrs w. W. Meredith, Mrs. Hover
ton Kascy. AIRS. Mallory Turnhull. Mrs
G. IL. Schrcil. Mrs. ". H. Lewis. Mrs.
ID. :. Hicks. Mrs. Mary Armstcad Mason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

Mrs K. 10. Tyler and Miss 'Lizzle Turn
pun The highest score was made bv
Mrs. i5. IL. Lewis.
Miss Mamie wimbish, of Petersburg.
spent the weck-cnd with Mrs. G. a.
Sobrell.
Miss Cornclia Scgar. of Pctcrsburg.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. b. III. Lewis
Mrs. John -. Martin, OF Chicago. who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
for Charlotte County to visit her sis
ter Mrs. Henry iIarvie.
Miss Lizzie Turnbull left OH Thurs
day for Lin Grange, n. G.. to visit her
sister, Mrs. G. l.. Smith
Mrs. Walter Turnbuli spent Wcdncs-
day and Thursday with her parents i'm
t.mpora.
Miss BESSIE Gibbs. of Bedford CITY.
arrived Tuesday to be the guest of
Miss Marguerite Bayley.
Mrs. Hugh Yelverton and son, Hugh.
Jr.. of Wilson. y. G.. arrived on sun
day TO be guests OF Mrs. Yeivcrton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. PEBBLES.
Mrs. John Hoycntom. of Norfolk, is
the guest of Mrs. w. w. Meredith
Miss Frances Wolfe, OF Berryvillc.
spent the week end with Mrs. w. H..
Lewis.
Miss Lucille Fpribee. of Memphis.
Tenn, who has been visiting Miss
Josie Hatcher at Mrs. Barham Lash
ley's. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. short. Miss
ophcia Short. Mrs. j. ]. Pond and
Miss Estellc Mallory motored to I2ich. .
mond on Thursday.
Miss Mae Tucker, of Petcrsbure, who
has been the guest OF Mrs. c. II. So
brcll, has returned homo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
ARVONIA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
ARNONlA. VA, october 2l.-Coloncl
i. j. Terrell. DR.. Perkins Glover and
Reuben Hudsins motored on Sunday to
Mantco. where they spent the day II
the homo of Price L. Glover.
Miss walker, of Bedford City. Va.
is the guest OF Miss Ethel Hughes.
Rev. w. McC Miller and Mrs. Miller
have returned TO the mansc here, after
having spent Il months vacation in
the mountains of Virginia
Mrs. Thomas r.. Williams, Miss Lila
DuNal. Miss Mamie Profit and Alex
ander Williams motorcd to Richmond
and spent the weekend.
Rev. Plummcr T.. Jones has returned
TO his home in New Canton, after hav-
ing spent week i'll Cartersville, as
sistiny Rev. :. q. Coke in a series
of cvangclistiC meetings
Miss Lettie Morgan spent several
days in Richmond last week.
John and Lindsay Pitts and Clyde
Babb, all Of ScottsVille. spent last sun
day here visiting relatives and friends.
William L: Burgess, of Scottsvillc,
spent several days here this week.
Miss Miriam Pitts spent Friday Of
This week in Richmond,
Mrs. Jennie Thomas. of Norfolk is
here with her mother. Mrs. Martha Jane
Roberts.
Lindsay stone spent the weekend in
Fluvanna with relatives
Miss Edith Peasants has been visit
ing her sister in Columbia. Va.
II. II. Harris, of Weldon, y. c., has
arrived in .Arvonin. where he will make
his home. having accepted ~ position
with Il business firm.
G. G.. Thomas. ST., AMI c. q. Thomas
.Ir.. were visitors in Richmond last
week.
Norman Hughes and Charlie Bag
we'll. Of Fork Union Academy. spent
the Weekend at their homes in Buck
ingham this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
WINCHESTER

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
WINCH ESTER VA, October ol.--
Captain W. s. Woodruff. United states
Army, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
c. +. Massey.
Miss Ellen Douglas White has re-
turned TO baltimore, after visiting Mrs
juliet Atkinson McCaw.
Miss Ada Jennings has returned. to
Washington after visiting friends in
town.
Miss Ella +. Quinn, of Baltimore, has
been spending the week here.
Mrs. Melvin Flcgcnhcimer and daugh-
ter have returned To RiChmond. after
spending the summer at the home or
the formers mother. AIRS. : II. liable
Mrs. John II. Seal is visiting MIR and
Mrs. Edward Giles, in WASHINGTON.
Mrs. -. Il. Conrad has returned from
visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Rob-
crtson, At stanton, Va.
Mrs. Charles W. Ramsbura and two
daughters, Mrs. II. G. Ryan and Miss
Elsie Ramsburg. ana Mrs. Ashhy Sprint
have been spending the week with
friends in WASHINGTON and Baltimore
Mrs. Philip w. Boyd, Jr.. and her
sister, Miss Rogers, the latter o! Roa-
noke. Va, Shavc returned from a visit
to friends ~ Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Mrs John J. lIarmer has returned
from visi, 10 friends in Frederick,
Md.
Misses Anna and Virginia Fell and
their uncle, John Keenan,. have re-
turned 10 New York. after spending
several days here with friends
Mrs. ". &. Goodrich. OF Washington.
Is spending some time in town with
friends
My. and Mrs WILDER NJ Bardo. Of
Jersey shore, Pa, have been guests of
Miss LYDIA J, Chapman.
Mrs. Bentley Kern and daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
MANASSAS

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
MANASSAS. VA, October 2l-k
masquerade dance will be given IL,
Corners Opera House on Monday
evening, October 80. by the young PEG.
pie Of the town.
The annual Halloween ball at East
crn College Will be held at the college
auditorium ON Saturday. November 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph IL. Holt, of Chat
tanooe;,. Tenn. were Weekend guest.
OF Mr.. iioitS nrother-in-!aw and sister
Or. and Mrs. w. t'cweil Merchant.
Mars Lewis. Of Norfolk. is spending
his vacation with his brother and sis.
ter. pr. }. MIrHc Lewis and Miss Julia
Lewis
Mrs Howard Cochranc. of Bristol,
Tenn, and Mrs. Vernon t. Lake. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

Manassas. have been guests of Mrs
William r. Downing. OF Culpeper.
Mrs. James NJ. Kincheloc. OF Upper
Vile. Fauquier County. was the recent
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Richard S.
Hynson. n
Rev. o. G. Hutchinson. OF Jereay
Shoie Pa, accompanied by his little
sou, Wcstwood Grey. last week visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WestwooI
Hutchinson.
Mrs. J. r. Burks. wife Of tho recto,
or Tripity Episcopal Church. has re-
turned from a visit tn relatives in Bed
ford County.
t. j. IL. Wysc. OF Toronto. Canata.
recently visited his sister, Mrs. Flor
cncc IL. Thomas.
Miss Annie, t. Iargis. of Washing
ton. this week was the guest Of NIr.
and Mrs. III. y. McetZc.
The Manassas Choral Club met yes
tcrday evening ut the home OF Miss
Ruth Smith and Miss Charlotte Smith.
Miss Barbara Murray and Miss Lyle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
Distinct Models for Three Distinct Types of Flu

55d WONDERFUL, for
"a full figures Of medium
height. Adjustable Wonder.
lift Bandlet upiUts and sup.
ports abdomen and contents.
Reduces the figure, pre-
Serves the health; ultra.
fashionable. Sizes OK m
% to Sc 90.UU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
.nEAD|hC ROOM FOR men
AT EMPOR|A PLANNED
Committee Is Appointed to- Raise
Funds for Its Equip
mcEt.
MEETING OF MOTHERS CLUB
Plans Made for Seasons Worii-Aiiss
Rose Friend EntertainS Sewing
Circlc-Prcparation for Fair Arc
Under Way.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial TO rhc Times Dispatch.l
ENIPORIA. VA. October 2l.--At the
regular monthly meeting of the Lay
mems League held IN tho North En-
poria Methodist Church on sunday ar
ternoon. w L. Cato presiding. the
tablishmcnt Of Il reading room Tor men
was discussed Mr.. Cato offered the
room free Of charge. and }. Il. Thomp-
son, L. l.. Eanes and J. T. Harris were
appointed u committee to raise funds
for the equipment.
The Mothers Club. with a member
ship OF nifty parents and teachers. me,
in the GroGncsNilie County High school
on Thursday afternoon. the vice -prcsi-
dent. Mrs L. NJ. Parker. presiding.
Committees were appointed and plans
made for the club year. one hundred
dollars was pledged towards the salary
of n whole-timc health officer for the
town.
An afternoon With Shakespeare"
entertained the members of the hook
Club. with Mrs. w. W. Lear as hostess.
on Saturday afternoon. Mrs X. Il.
Staples. Mrs. W. T. Tl!ar, Mrs. Il. T..
GOODWIN and Mrs. Il p Turner gave
readings. Those present were Mrs. +.
=. Turner. Mrs. j. j.. Bailey. Mrs. L.
j. Green. Mrs w. T Tillar. Mrs l.. Il.
Goodwin. Mrs. X +. Staples, Misses
Mary Turner. Marjorie Atkinson, Laura
Briggs. Carrie DUNCAN and Sallic Bal
ley.
HOSTESS To MEMBERS
or SEWING CIRCLE
Miss Rose Friend was hostess AT y
meeting of the Sewing Circle on Tues
day afternoon i'll the home OF Mrs. l..
NJ. Lee. Those present We're Mrs. X.
+. Euhank. Mrs. II. 9. Carter, AIRS. $.
V. Souihall. Mrs y Trcdway, Mrs. X.
l., Sweeney. Mrs. Il story. Miss sara
Briggs. Miss Mary Wood and Miss Bet
tie Lee.
The Emporia Royal Arch chapter
meeting was largely attended on Mon-
day night. The newly elected high
priest II. l.. Taylor, presided. Two
candidates. j. G: Eliot ana ). L. Soners'
OF lawrenceNi.le rcccived inc decree
charles Sepreli r. - Flowers ana j.
Il. snow. also "i hawr'h'e''ile' were
among the visitors
Inc woman auA''l''N 20 'h' boar"
Oh missions oi ,h''St 'h"rth me'' us
reg uiar ihon'miE "'cct'hS Oh i"esuIS
alterhool'. otl.cciS WE vie'Ien as io'-
lows; president AIRS w. W. koocFtS"h'
nrs. V,es-presiaem,, MrS, w. ~ -, GOO a.
Wsn, seEu''u NH','" ~ ., -
en"i II, w.. ,i,ai'
!, eI' - ~ io' no, ~ ~
- ~ ~, 49, W. H~.H' -,
"ei'ar .'!'e"' We '""eu, WIZ" ne ''e"' -,
,.,p'i', ~, 'i','rs' -"'
"o"','"l' wa wv i''H''SH ~ '''' "''>'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-06
TO CHARGE DR., ALLEN KILLED
Wife; WAS NEARLY CAPTURED

An information charging "Or."
perclval v. Allen, who escaped
from tho county jail thru back
door Monday, with numbering
bIa wife, who was Anna Marie
DanIeIson, Of Minneapolis, here
July 10, probably Will be filed
late Wednesday, Deputy Prose-
eutor Helsell said.
Helsell announced that tho
county, thru the aid OF t. l.
MeIIn, OF Minneapolis, attorney
for the Danielson estate, had
woven chain OF evidence
aaaInst the phoney physician
that pointed directly to murder.
MelIn said Wednesday that he had
had the material in the hands OF the
King county prosecutor for several
days and that the indictment could
have been Issued last Friday. lie
sa,d that every action OF Aliens
nast life. and the details leading NJ
~ bis wIfe's death, indicated that he
was the cause Of her death.
That Allen visited the Windsor
orortmonta on the day OF his es-
cane * tho statement made by w.
II Th1yer. Of the Burns Detective
Agency. Wednesday.
lie said that two OF his oper'
ators. who had been watching the
apartments, saw Allen leave about
& D. m. and get into an automobile
that proceeded up Fifth ave. Theil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-06
APPROPRIATION OF
100000 ASKED AS
ADVERTISING FUND

merce. Commercial club. Hotel
Mems association. Ad club and
various other organizations. and
heartily indorsed.
To Be Spent by State
Should the Legislature appropriate
this money. It will be spent under
state direction. II IS also urged in
some quarters that a popular sub
scrlption fund be raised for add
tional publicity work.
Ted Daken. president OF the Seat.
tie Ad club, today announced cam
paign for funds 10 advertise Seattle
in cities between New York and
Denver would be started. probably.
in January.
The removal OF the differential
will do much for Seattle" said Da-
Continued on page y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-06
ECC PRICE CUT
AS WOMEN OPEN
H. c. Of |. WAR

Twenty-four hours after Sc
attic homekeepers trained their
guns on the high cost OF living,
egg prices toppIed down five
cents a dozen Wednesday,
Jobbers had been paying SO
cents a dozen and housewives
90 cents a dozen for eggs. Then
came the announcement OF
mass meeting OF housewives to
discuss ways TO boycott the
sky.hish-prlced food stuffs
Tuesday.
Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Redlngton. presi
dent OF the Homekeepers' club
sounded the call 10 arms. Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock was the hour
set for the big mass meeting. The
place was being arranged Wednes
day morning.
All Eggs Cheaper
The iobbers not only chopped
down the price on fancy eggs. but
Eastern eggs dropped four cents
and were only bringing Al cent,
from local iobbers Storage egg,
went down from 40 TO IS cents.
Women interested in the house
keepers campaign will meet at tn,
Commercial Club at 1890 Thurs
day, and speaking will follow at
p. IN. II will be preliminary to tn,
mass meeting.
In the meantime, wealthy seattl,
women, club members. many o
them. and representative OF tn,
Parent-Teachers' association, wer,
being lined up In favor OF cuttinJ
Continued on page 10Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-06

Bonar Law, Herbert l.. Samuel and
other members OF the government
Asquith was one of the last 10 ar
rive.
lloyd.George There
Lloyd-George also participated In
this conference and political cir
cles were filled with rumors as to
what the outcome might be.
Those who continued TO look
upon the situation optimistically in
sofar as the Asquith government Is
concerned expressed the belief
that satisfactory settlement
would be reached"
With Bonar Law declining the
premiership. London generally re
garded Lloyd.George as the only
choice for the new head OF the gov
ernment.
II is known he would insist upon
a ministry back OF him of the most
aggressive type Such a final Sc
lection would be complete victory
for those supporting the fight
against the Asquith government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-06
BEATING IS
FOLLOWED
BY TRIPLE
7 R RAGE D Y

a double murder and sui
eide in lssaquah, about Is
miles from Seattle, was dis
covered Wednesday morning
when a little girl, delivering
milk, called at the home OF
Frank Dergan, 40, a coal
miner.
Dergan. jealous because his
wife threatened divorce, shot
and killed her, her two-year-
old son and himself.
The couple had been mar
-ied but seven months.
Mrs Dergan. whose name former
ly was Elizabeth Lehman. was rs.
She came to Ravensdale about
three years ago from Austria. and.
believing herself married. lived 40
common law wife with a man en-
ployed at a planer mill.
Later. when she discovered she
was not legally married. she left
him.
When the boy was born. Dergan.
who knew all the circumstances of
her case. offered 10 marry her, and
was readily accepted. Dergan had
his own little home at Issaquah,
and when sober. was reputed to be
OF kind, considerate temper.
Frequently. however. he went I
drinking sprees, II Is reported. an
during those times his nature
underwent a complete change. He
would be quarrelsome and abusive.
A few days ago. neighbcrs say,
he beat his wife up so mercilessiy.
while in a drunken fit. that she ran
outside and fell in faint. II was
then she threatened a divorce.
The triple tragedy was reported
to Justice OF the Peace Sylvester
by the little daughter OF Mrs. Paul
Newpaur when she called to do
liver milk early Wednesday morn
ing. Deputy Coroner Fisher was
notified. and. with DR.. Gibson. .
visit TO the little house on Hill st
was quickly made.
They found Mrs Dergan and her
child In bed. evidently killed az
they slept. They were shot thru
the heart.
Dergan. fully clothed. lay on the
had fired a bullet thru his brain. A
bottle containing a few drops Of
whisky lay nearby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-06

efforts to capture II failed.
The operators obtained tho ma
chimes number and found that II
belonged in Everett. Officers are
trying to locate the car A travel
ing bag. carried by the man who
left the Windsor, was identified as
being the same bag which Allen
used to carry.
Captain OF Detectives Tennant Is
working on the case.
Employees of the Windsor apart
ments denied Wednesday that they
had seen any one resembling Allen
leave the building that day.
Police have known since Aliens
arrest that he associated at one
time with n woman living in the
Windsor apartments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-06

On the heels Of the great
Victory for the Northwest In the
tourist rate decision, by which
the $3.50 dlferentlal In favor
OF Southern California ls elirl-
mated, a movement is afoot TO
obtain an appropriation OF $780,
900 from the state legislature 10
advertise thruout the East the
advantages Of Washington. This
Is 10 cover the advertising es-
pcnse for two years.
A similar appropriation Will
be asked In Oregon, and In Brit
lsh Columbia an appropriation
OF s5o.ooo Is urged.
This plan. first advanced by III
Pacific Tourist association. whic
was organized last fall. has bee
taken up by the Chamber OF Con