The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-16
Far and Near
News by Telegraph
and Telephone

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The lord bishop Of Hongkong. ri.
Rev Gerard Heath Lander. received
Seattle church dignitarics in ST.
Marks church Monday morning and
then left for the China club lunch
con.
Eighteen autos were stolen Satur-
day night and Sunday In Seattle.
Eleven were taken saturday night
and seven Sunday night Most OF
the machines stolen saturday have
been recovered. while those stolen
Sunday are still missing.
Joseph W. Nolan. 60. OF Seattle,
with the Y. NJ. c. a. war work in
New York was reported killed in "A
trolley car accident there. in tele-
gram received by his son. V. i.
Nolan. 1909 Terry ave.
Alleged 10 have two classification
cards instead OF one. Hugo Lund-
strom IN in the city jail. awaiting
federal investigation.
Minute Men Of Precinct No. IS
have reorganized with W. u. Pence
police sergeants. as chairman. and Il.
4. Herrick. T. Il. Bennett and w. o.
Nicey. executive committee.
Minute Men Of Precinct No. 235
will meet Tuesday evening at tho
York school to complete plans for
their participation in the coming
Liberty Loan drive.
DIR. Hugh Gordon Ross. three and
one-half years pastor OF the Plym-
outh Congregational church. gave
farewell sermon sunday. He leaves
for Pittsfield. Mass. Wednesday
just as the White Elephant Shop
was about to close Saturday. a wom-
an donated $500 TO the cause. Sat.
urday's receipts were turned over to
the Belgian relief OF sick Belgian
children now In Holland.
Mrs. Mary A. Disosway, II. Of
Pendleton. reported lost to the 20.
lice In Seattle by her daughter. Mrs.
s. r. Stillman. OF Pendleton.
VIM. T.. Downey, radio inspector
for the Seventh district. has Joined
the teaching staff OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
radio school. The local school Is
making "A determined effortlo meet
the demand for radio operators on
I tne NOFtn Pacific
About l.40O men OF the Third in
fantry. n. @. w. began its first reg
mental encampment at Camp Rob
ertson. at Murray, not far from
Camp Lewis. Sunday afternoon.
Countess OF Kingston. touring the
| country on behalf of the Shamrock
I fund for diNAAlGd Irish soldiers and
sailors. will be in Seattle October 2.
| instead OF next Tuesday. as planned
Tho knights Of Pythias band Wis
/ tied the Firlands sanatorium sunday
afternoon and entertained the pa
tents with a concert
THE spirits are working" stated
John Strand. As. to Patrolman w. j.
! Carey. when asked why he had re-
manned standing for five hours oppo-
site the police station Sunday. He
was arrested.
| Andrew J. Duncan, for IL years a
resident OF Seattle. died at the family
residence. l72s 18th ave. Sunday. He
| Is survived by a widow, son and two
daughters. He was SO.
Fifteen dollars. camp pass and
railroad passes were stolen from the
clothing OF Sergt +. +. Townsend,
/ 36th company. l66th depot brigade
while he was swimming In Lake
Washington. at Madrona park. sun.
day.
Failing from n gangplank between
the steamer Puget and the Colman
dock. Sunday. Tom Barry, Ames ship
yard e.nploye, was drowned. Barry
/ Il M
is years old.
James johnson, former Seattle po-
| liceman has been arrested by federal
officers. who viii investigate his al
legged connections with a bootleg
ring.
| Police raid on alleged disOrderly
house at S07 goth ave. early Monday
resulted In arrest OF four women and
three men. all colored but one The
white woman gave her name as Mrs
| ID. Richard.
Tho West Humhaw, Skinner & Ed
dy corporation S.s00-ton vessel. was
Sunday delivered to the United
States shipping board. six months
ahead OF schedule.
Last White Pass & Yukon route
boat of the year leaves Dawson Sep.
ember % for Fairbanks.
Diesel engines will be installed in
| five of the 10 4.200.ton ships build
| ing at the Patterson. Mac Donald ship
announced.
Funeral arrangements are not yet
made for Joseph Parkin Seattle trac-