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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
IC|1'Y ATTORNEY POLLARD
!. REMOVED TO HOSPITAL
Takes Surgical Treatment ut st.
EElizabeth's, Spending Comfortable
Day Following Ordeal.
MAJOR OPERATION TO FOLLOW
Physicians in Charge OF Case Sec No
Cause for Alarm, Declaring ALL
ment to Re Common to Man of
s His Years.

# City Attorney Henry Il. Pollard is
aaEpatient Mt st. Ehsaheth's Hospital,
where he has undcrEonc an emcrccn
operation. is facing a more serious
one and. according TO a report last
night, will not bc able 10 be ont for
atTleast month.
w Throughout Tuesday Mr.. Pollard
was engaged IN tic conduct of a case
q In the Hastings Court. and when II
became known Yesterday tina; ne had
been stricken suddenly much concern
was expressed.
1t was said At the hospital that AIR.
y Pollard's condition was By no means
considered alarming. hu; that ne had
been strick euwtth an affection corr
mon In man or his years The iirsi
operation was regarded as minor
one, but Il was Said ;hst later he Will
have to underso one OF major import
ance. He has 10 malignant trouble.
BANK CASE POSTPONED
BECAUSE OF ILLNESS
AR Pollard was eusaEed III the trial
Of the tax suit o: the Merchants Ma
tional Bank asainst the city. and the
hearing was adjourned on TUESDAY al
ternoon by Judge Richardson unt!l yes
terday morning. When coug, recon
vensd II was announced that Mr.. Pol
lard had been suddenly stricken. and
would be unable . proceed with the
definitely POSTPONED.
When the city Attorney returned
TO his home SIS West Grace Street, on
Tuesday evening N appeared TO be
ENJOYING his usual health. He retired
at the customary hour. and had been
In bed hu, a shor: While when Il be-
came necessary TO summon medical aid
AS soon as surgeon arrived Mr.. Pol
lard was ordered removed 10 the hos
pttal. and he was - once placed upon
the operating table. His suffering WAS
relieved al once, and Yesterday the
patient spent a corfcrta bic day.
AIR. Pollard's illness Will indefinitely
hold up several important cases now
pending in different courts. and many
matters in which his opinion has been
asked by city officials will have 10 be
heid In allegiance until his return
However. as far = possible, Mr.. Pol
lard's duties Will be taken over bv
Assistant City Attorney Georg. Wayne
Anderson. but IL is an open sccrc, tina !,
with both OF tho city'S legal advisers
at their desk the city Attorneys Of
nee is oHercrowded with work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
NEW HOSPITAL APPARATUS
Memorial to Install Machine for Adj
ninist~rinR Anesth~tfc-Said to
lie New Invention.

The Memorial Hospital has just pur-
chaaed new apparatus for tho adj
ministratiou Of anesthetics. The new
machine liz tho result Of study on tho
part OF noted Southern surgeon, and
is another step In tho regulation Of
the proper amount of gas or ether
necessary to put the patient to sleep
thoroughly without overcoming him,
The apparatus is very compact. and
takes up no more room than u type
writer stand. 1t is attracting cou.d-
cradle attention among medical mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
70 bring Hnck Henry lewis.

Governor stuart yesterday issued
rcpuisition on tho Governor Of New
Jersey for Henry Lewis. alias Ray
Lewis. who liz wanted In Hanover Coun-
~ for tho murder Of his wife The
alleged murderer IL in Jail at Red
Bank. y. j. a. r. Wade. sheriff OF
Hanover County. will bring him back
TO Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
southern. Warming. Incre....

Er,iusttG rtvcUuea u The Houiherr
taiiHxy Tar the nrst week In March
'a'sI al.3s6.s51. ar compared with ac.
,Dai earnings NJ SI.t>g.sI4 for thu
SANE vs~h If last year. showing nr
jnG5fnse m 3i+a.ss7. according t.
fruys, made public yesterday b,
GomptrrIisr 4, H. Plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15

Estimated revenues NJ tho Chcsa :
yraIt and Onto Hallway Company for
me nrst Week Of March aggregate
:71L.s67. ~ compared with asS6.sll for
ne same WcEk NJ last year. showing
q G~crraec Of fi2i.20 according TO
fYyrrn made public ycsicrday by
CrrnpirOi,ey l.. II. Eulliyan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
.JnII fur Larceny.

James Young, colored, was convicted
OF petit larceny yesterday in the Hust-
ings Court and fined SIS and costs and
sent to jail for thirty days. f.andon
Walker, colorcd. was acquitted of 81
charge OF receiving stolen goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
S,,, Cos. I,ad Six ounrt..

Patroimcn Dcskins and Akers seized
n suit case containing six quarts OF
liquor last night at the Main street
Station. and scnt the Contraband to the
First District Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
Petition IN pankruptry.

Clarence II. Wilson, machinist and
a foreman at the Richmond Locomotive
Works. filed petition In voluntary
bankruptcy yesterday in the United
States District Court, placing his liza
bilItics at 3l.47i.97. There were no
assets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
TO SIT for .Judrc Whiting.

Governor stuart yesterday desir-
mated Judge Henry w. Holt, of the
Corporation Court of Stanton. to hold
court on March 81 for Judge Frank
-. Whiting, of tho Circuit Court of
Clarke County, who deems 1t improp-
err that no sit In the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
WOMEN'> COMMITTEE PLANS
WELCOME ron BLUES

All - members nf the Richm ond
Light Infantry Blues Battalion arc
asked 10 ,uru on, to help in wclc ominE
home tho First Squadron. Nirp mia
cavalry. uhich ~ expected 10 arriS"
her. early mex, rock. The former ac-
.iyc members "iii report ~ the a.mory.
~ "a time 10 bn announced through tho
pr"eV.
DoiallH Of the reception are not yet
definitely determined upon. but the
ceremony wilI b- complete in every
thing Unit go.H - make tho right sort
of rcla"in. and one that will bc APP
praCia,"d Tho Wo;ncu's committee
nurib"rtug seventy -hvc. with Mrs. Fred
p!ratanir pr"fidiHi, met In the .lcftcr-
ron iiot.l yceterdav afternoon to dc
"iGr yprr the part the women yin take
ln r"c'lSing III" tolhicrr Tho commit
t"r nlll m",t again tomorrow after
man ~ o'clock Mrs. Hamilton
'h*ikl"y H. general chairman Of the
coruiait'r"
DAr - Ya!ryunn viii be greeted AZ
thcy Gctrain. sud their escort utll con-
rirt ~ M: rx-membcra and those Whr
~er. lately relieved cf service on the
Snrder THo bsndr viii he supplied.
~ mat there v.iii tie plenty of martial
music. = supper and dance will BE-
given IN. valTYmcn som" time after
'h"Y ARE mustered out. The general
committed viil meet again tomorrow
sneiucou 1T 2 o'clock In Uucgrr's
E0trl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
DANCE on MONDAY NIGHT
EOR SIGNAL CORES

Final a-ranEemcnts for the reception
to bc given the Signal Corps on us
return were made last night, when
former members OF the company and
tho mothers and friends OF tho men
met in the Grays' Arnory. The Signal
Corps will be met at the train ~ the
former members aud escorted TO the
armor:. where buffet luncheon VIII
he served ~ the romcn's committee.
,n Informal reception and dance VIII
he held on Monday night in the Gra:s'
.Armory. About 900 guests are cA
pccted.
The Engineer Corps will he served
Il luncheon ia tho Grays Armory on
ire return. Mr.. John A. Ryan Is lr
charge of tho arrangements. The En-
:u""rs hav" tho youngest orGaniza :
,ion ~ tn" Sta,e. having been formed
~ Camp STUART last July. Only six OF
the men arc Richmonders. but every
effort wiii 10 made 70 afford tho com
pauv good reception. The men VII
be invited to attend the dance in honor
~ Inc signal i'brpr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
BLuEs DEPART FROM
NEW ORLEANS TO-DAY

Captain Cutchins yesterday after
noon wired as follows:
Left Brownsville sis o'clock yes
,crday afternoon. Arrived at Foustor
At 1870 o'clock this morning, and
leave for New Orleans at 500 o'clock.
Expect TO arrive there at 10 o'clock
10. morrow morning, and leave in the
afternoon"
Captain Edwin 7. Conquest com
handing the Signal Corps, wired yes
,crday as follows:
signal Corps arrived at New Orleans
al $50 O'Clock. Leave at $50 O'Clock
Coon trip 80 far. Men and animals
we'll"
Adjutant-General Sale received tel
esram yesterday from Captain ". r
~. Griffith, 81 the Engineer Corps. to
tho cHcc, that the company had LEFT
san Antonio at 1880 o'clock on Tues.
day. This would put the Signal Corps
and engineers here practically at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-15
ALL VIRGINIA TROOPS
NOW HOMEWARD BOUND
Blues Reach New Orleans To-Day,
and VIII Probably Arrive
Hero Saturday Night.
SIGNAL CORPS EN- ROUTE, TOO
Will Probably Reach Richmond at
Same Time With Engineers Sat-
urday Morning Field Hospital
Goes to Last Radford.

All Virginia guard organization. are
now homcward bound. and will arrive
at their stations within the next four
days at the most. Three organizations
the First Virginia Cavalry, the Rich
mond Signal Corps and the Engineer
Corps. arc headed for this city. while
the field hospital is going directly 10
East Radford.
From present indica tions, the Signal
Corps and engineers will arrive here
on Saturday morning. The former left
New Orleans last night at $3.50 o'clock.
and the latter is only few hours be
hind. The two trains will reach Rich
mond within a shor, time OF each other.
The Richmond Blues. as the cavalry
will always be called, will reach New
Orleans this morning at 10 o'clock and
will leave in the afternoon. Based
on the time made by the First and
Second Virginia Infantry. the squad
ron should arrive in Richmond about
midnight on Saturday. which means
train until the following morning.
when they would be detrained.
ELABORATE PLANS MADE
FOR TROOP RECEPTIONS
All OF the local companies will ba
entertained. both by the troop recep-
ton committee and by friends of the
organization. Elaborate plans are be-
ing made by the Blues Association for
the welcome 10 the men Of that COM
mand. Friends of the two younger or
Sanizations Will also sec that they
arc no, sighted on their arrival.
On the assumption that the Signal
Corps and engineers would arrive on
Saturday morning. arrangements we're
begun Yesterday for the public recep-
ton. kessnichs Band will be employ
ed for tho occasion, and Boy Scouts
and possibly the John Marshall High
School Cadet Corps will be in the line
of march. II is more than prohabl
that the Signal Corps. which is bring
ing thirty-two horses back from the
border. viii be fully mounted in the
parade
The Blues got away from Browns
willie on Tuesday afternoon, al;houe h
Captain Cutchins. earlier in the day.
had telegraphed .Adjutant-General W.
W. Sale that the railroads would not
have tho equipment ready until the
following day The squadron. however
is making excellent time. in spite OF
tho fact that l32 horses are being
brought here on the train, which will
necessitate MANY stops for the purpose
of exercising and watering the ami
mails.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
History Making

~ UGH important history made every day Since the establish
AA than quarter century ago. Of this bank great
deal vital history has been made This bank has always been in the
with the leaders Amarillo city building history making affairs
Now as never before THE AMARILLO NATIONAL BANK equipped
to bear the part large well established strong bank expected bear
in community.
With the tremendous growth all lines Of business in Amarillo with
these tremendous demands banking and constructive ike
be OverShadoww by pOnOuS events The immediate future large
enterprises will appear calling for big and banking capacity match
of this bank will found W a = tmcst o
aiom touching rp n
SENTATIVE oundba hiking pactc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
SOCIALISTS SAY
KAISER MUST CO
IulE', M ,NUiI. GfBNhN ~
tIhII~I~ go oA flul'uN
uui ~ az non. N/ul.tI;tN.


%. f.. f.I rH-s
,.W YORK Vfy Fl. 4 r's3r.
f.. H"mH.r OFF .rIHIur American
Socialist. 800. o.hI,d fH fbr ~H,H.
Germany today saving fH
...#|H.f IHH world n..r would .HU
.r .. IHHf against Germany rr.'
f.. H...U..I.rUs ur.. HFrrffrHHu
|.. m.Ir. was srrf fn Socialist.
.. stockholm Copenhagen IH.
H. mI rerre With % request
.. f,V to forwarded tU D.r
r Socialist.
IH.r. sore Charles Et
F..I HI.aI. O. member oil. fhs ,rm
appointed o., President MU
FL. b. fu Russia. j g. rf.p.
HrNsId Gaylord HHH.r'
I. IA. Monte 4 NJ -iWm0u lr
..r ..- Henry l. ~.ohoHn
.. H fhe Nev 10rk 'H'
committee. Rose lia-...
.. .HI William EuE'isH Na'.Hr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
lOFFRE APPEARS
IN PUBLIC FOR
LAST TIME HERE
TRENCH GENERNh MADE DOC
1uR on LAWS N VISIT 10
''ii,NARD At BOSTON.
V|VIANI NOW IN CANADA
French Vice Premier Given Ovation
tn ottawa, Aud Extended rtiNi-
lcgr ~ Undressing
Parliament.


%, Associated Pres
BOSTON Mass. May IA Now
IH.aHI paid homage TO tho hero
r. OBI. Marine TODAY From ~. mo-
wrut Marshal J0ftrc stepped from
u.. train 40 Che South station. ON His
arrival from Ncw York this morning
uU ha lpff for Canada tonight, Doe
lrplauded continuously
~ Harvard University General
folfre t1s invested by President
Lowell with tho honorary degree HI
.Y.fur OF laws.
Tho Iui.orsit, had voted to cone
..ra similar degree on Rene Niyaui,
..f fHr head of the French mission
Dad boon called % Canada, and as
... degree could only be- conferred
u person. % was automatically with
drawn.
40 O. banquet tonight D. was an-
nHGusrl that this rrobabl, would bo
Marshal Ioffrr's last public appear
tU,c iu an American city. as tho
FrHnrb commissioners were 10 leave
Immediately for O. Canadian city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
SOCIALISTS ALREADY ASK
FOR PEACE WITH GERMANY


CHICAGO. May IA can was
issued tonigh, Tor peace demon
s'rstion 20 be held here Nav 20 ur
der the auspices of members of the
Socialist party and other peace all
.o,ates with the object 90 obtain.
ur from President Wilson tho terms
90 which the United States would
conclude peace with Germany.
Adolph Gcrmer. secretary of ih'
Naroral Socialist committee. one
u1uu.ed that the call had been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
VSTR TTRNS TuIFF'

a PARIS N1r f' Tho -ue,fsI
a rorrosnon1srf "a. ffe torrr11 ~
a Tho frrnf -afarire fs 'fr r1ia~-
>. irr OF French towns Hy fHo TO-
= firinr Ctrrrre e.rr
"tr.n frrrffr Hr ri r.r-1.~rr.
:. cfrrr 0f fho country h1rae a.
a OWN frIls mo
. = fr1r0 FROM absolutely GER
= Tain s0nrrce fha' removal -
= Nv furniture ie r0'rr 0r V'ffe
= Pos HIfir and ti1f rha7 mo r1i-
a cor canine or RI nr.saHrl rl-rf fo
= Nrr4r ~ thr frf af ieef raar
a no himself chose Some ~ mv
n rhfwrnr o-r-frrrfe. ririrr nra-
. riee r-fn~e for fhrr to ha rs-e-
= fniis aeted end anHf Pa Ger
a MANI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
se5n.nnn Eirc In Ncm York.

NEW YORK MAY IA four
story brick building occupied by tho
BnOFlNu Cooporaro company was
destroyed iv fire early today at
loss OF S.5ouOO The origin of the
lire has NOT been determined.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13

t.rH STE MARIE. Mich NAY
officers have started an
..r.f.UU OF "a fire which Ulus.
.. consider. hIe damage 90 fhe guar
building az Fort Brady
.t today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
Preside Camp Opened.

SAN FRANCISCO. May IL
Prospective officers numbering $50
enrolled at the training camp here
TODAY. being the third unit of the
500 men 90 be instructed at tho
camp a. the Presidio.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
VIVIAN GIVEN OVATION
IN ARRIVAL ~ CANADA

OTTAWA. ont. Nav ! Canada.
.u officially welcoming Rene Niyiani.
minister OF Justice Of France and
head 81 tho French war mission -
america TODAY extended o. him tho
unprecedented honor 81 addressing
ft parliament. tgfllHl
" NiyiluI paid high tribute 20 the
Canadian soldiers Who have cousec-
~fei their lives 20 tho cause of lib-
.ftv and humanity along with tho
rrerch and their other allies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13

NEW YORk May t2.-The eli
max 81 the British var commission e
two dav visit '1 This city came This
afternoon bon Foreign Minister
Arthur p Hslf.1r declared that any
doubts some of his colleagues nav
have had ae f0 che sincerity ~ their
welcome f1 fhs United States had
been fnaily d'sncilcd.
Tho dis'inF shed British states
man admitted ffat before their de-
lrlrfure from England some ~ his
lassnriatcs NAV have felt misgivlngs
la % their rorprfiun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13

and consumption 90 whiskoy and
prnrr grain liquor, already 600 stock
and 60 wines. bpndics or other
drinks that depend upon other ma
inr.als tor their main constituents.
mother opportunity Co vote upon n
90 lc offered when the senate takes
the bin with tho amendment from
Tho committee OF the whole but OPP
puucuts OF the prohihitory provision
arc not con 'idoni that thcy will boz
able 90 oycrturn tpduy's action
win Lose Much Revenue.
Estimates during The debate were
MAT at least 5000. 100000 IN an
uual internal revenue would be- lost
n the amendment stands Elimiua-
ton of the press censorship section
lcudod q long aud bitter fight The
vote was go 10 rs Opportunity
! win como also for another vote ON
I this section and the administration
/ .s expected 10 make an effort To- have
the senate reverse itself
Tho prohibition amendment. pro-
Ippsod los Senator Cummius Republic
uu OF Iowa. reads as follows.
'That ON and after september l.
/ 1911 during tho period of tho war
/ with the imperial German govern
neut. 20 shall Doc unlawful 10 usc
1r employ directly or indirectly any
l.or'al grain sugar or svrup IN the
production of Intoxicating liquor in
lluv form or OF any kind. provided
lfhof nothing m this section shall
Iurntonf tho use of sugar or syrup In
.fHH manufacture OFF wines as now
.Ufhnrgod hg oNsting 'aH. provided
4 further that tH.- section shall nor
.na construed 90 make unlawful the
Im7nU.o.fUro of alcohol or utoVi-
eating liquor for industrial mpohaui.
.ll medicinal wDamontai or scion
|iIir purposes uU1ar rules and regu-
l'Hftor. fn boo established hv the sep-
.'lr. off tho treasury.
A violation off ths section shall
|he punished hy linc of not more
|fhIu Iuu or imprisonment for not
Iwnra 'Hlr three wears cor both
Senators who voted for the amend
.wrr' wore.
DEMOCRATS NsHrrst. na.f
m.r G0ra For1r..r King Kirby
Mcclellan Martin MYERS. phelan
.rfurnH sHnrofh sheppard. Shields
-uiI. .Co0rei1I swanson. Th0mp
icon THWua'I r.rlnman Welsh
Williams. Wo'a1f' aa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13

~ Zoo uitues o. booze
IHI son fasH cnEuIfInr' or
f. r.H HHn auid him che hgunr
Hfn. flnk fho same aH che
frsf AHraau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-13
lgninst tho Nmrndmcnt.

DEMOCRATS UaHkfo#d. n~oUs.
Hr' Fletcher. Gcrrv UarIvirk.
II.'Is Uu.'iur James Jones lNew
NrEIHoI. Lewis. Oyerman. pomor.
rnr U1r.l.ll Uoed. Robinson. SIM
MONS Smith iSoIth CARDINAL .
stone Under. nn1 ia
HrpIW.frNNs Umrdocoe. Cal
'.r YAH France Fraliughuysen
iIH-IInr. KELLOGG Iafniettr Lodge.
'.'.Hr. New Wa1eHorfh. Weeks
Discussion OF tho censorship an1
( rrnhIhifi0u sections prevented Nn-
af vote on fho biil 10 riii boz taken
% lrlir Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
LIFE or FORD'S
GRANDSON IS
THREATENED

DETROIT. NOV. Ten thru
sand doli.rs. or she lie of Henry
Ford H.. ths son of Mr.. and &rs
Edael Ford. were the demands vote.
ed Ia threatening letter received
last Monday By the father Of the
child
This was revealed today with the
announcement OF the arrest Of a
man who sent messenger boy to
the general delivery 81 the pohtof
flee for parcel supposed To con
tain the money
Signed "Sicilian Anarchist Asso
clation." tho letter declared 10 men
had been sworn to tho task OF tak.
inE the life OF tho motor kings
grandson II the money was not
forthcoming
Tho letter demanded that the
money be sent 10 Gus Adams. .
general delivery. 40 that II would be
Ia the postoffice Thursday morning
Arrest OF messenger calling Tor
the package led to the arrest Of
the man Who sent him. This fellow
declared he NaR delegated by an.
other man. but failed 60 reveal any
thing satisfactory after three hours
OF cross examination.
More arrests are expected today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
.ELKS ENTERTAIN
4OS IN The LAST
DRAFT DIVISION

Four hundred and eight select
service men. composing the last
contingent ~ drafted men 10
leave seattle for Camp Lewis, win
be honored with a luncheon at tho
ElkA' temple aud a parade
The luncheon az the temple viii
have Mai Albert Moody Ia charge
~ the draft for the adiulant gen.
eral as chief speaker Special
vaudeville acts contributed hy the
Moore. rRntages. paiaee ttlr. or
pheum theatres and the Fisher
Agency. along with a stunt by the
Elks ukulelo hand. viii compose
tho entertainment
The parade. which viii start az
Z y ~. viii hc composed ~ the
Fircmcn's. tho Eika' and the Naval
Training station hands. compa nIra
a and a. of the Third provisional
infantry Washington state Guard
members % the local and district
exemption boards. Hoy scouts and
tho select service men.
The white suit division OF tho
Elks viii form hollow square
about tho exempted men during
tho parade, All organizations par,
ticipating In tho parade are asked
20 assemble on Fourth ave. be
tween Seneca and University. az
ss5 . tn.
The parade viii progress north.
ward along Fourth ave. To Stewart
II. wvst on Stewart ~. TO Second
ave. and thence south on Second
ave. 20 tho King a. station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
Railroad Bought for
Junk by Big Concern

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2 The
Chicago. Bluffton a Cincinnati
railroad. 20 miles long. between
Huntington. Ind. and Cincinnati.
bought by an iron and metal com
pany a, Kansas CITY AZ receivers
sale FOR 1870. 900 at Huntington. 70
ccn,ly. will be torn up and material
soid. according 10 J.. q GRlAmba.
treasurer % tho metal company
This railroad II the sixth road
tho comrsuy has bought this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
STEAMSHIP ALkI
REPORTED ASHORE

The steamship AK. Of the Seat
tie Steamship Co, went ashore
white on route from juneau. Aiah.
ka. To- seattle. az Point Augusta. al
the Houht end 81 the Chlcagof IL
land. IN a binding nnowniorm,
Thursday evening
The vessel IL carrying "a passen
Fesr and a fun cargo. An 3 O. S.
reached Juneau. taHlntg that the
vessel was IN dangerous position,
aud that liteboatH we're ready 10 be
lowered II the ship should show
signs ~ breaking up from the
heavy seas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
A Dazzling Smile

Which reUeais a set of perfect teeth is a
pleasing thing to behold. 1t is an indica-
tion Of good health, for good teeth and
good health are, as every one knoUs,
anonymous terms.
What every one does not knotU, hoU-
eUer, is that it is possible to obtain the
services of a LICENSED Graduate Den
tai Surgeon Nth many years of actual
practical experience to his credit, at a
ridicuiousIy lou cost.
Our establishment is composed of thirteen oper-
ating units and laboratories and specialized de-
partments, and assistants in keeping with the size
Of the plant.
Our purchases of material, accessories and
dental appliances made in such large amounts
that we obtain everything at rock-bottom prices.
These things, coupled with the fact that
Joy the largest practice in the state enable us
TO practice modern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-11-02
Deaths by Autos on
Increase in Gotham

NEW YORK. Nov. l. Marked
increase In the number Of pcrsons
Killed IN tho highway. OF New YORK
state by automobiles u shown BY
tho report OF tho National Highway
Protective society for tho nino
moa,hs ending September 20. Dur.
inE that tino GO pcrons were
killed. as compared with 5se and
as for tho same periods O, 1916
and 1915.