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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
SOVIET LEADERS HURRY
FAMILIES FROM BUDAPEST
Hungarian Soldiers Refuse to Accent
Bolshcyist Money In Payment
for Service.

VIENNA tvia Londom, May 31-A
coup de.etat is reported to be immi-
nent at budapest Bella Kun and other
soviet leaders are reported to have
sent their families out Of the city by
special train TO small village in
lower Austria
The Franco Roumanian army is re-
ported TO be within nifty miles of Buda-
pest, ready To advance in the event Of
the coup d'etat heirG carried out
Hungarian soldiers have refused to
accept ISols exist money IN payment
Tor their services and the Soviet gov
crnmcnt Is trying to obtain posses-
sion OF 2.Oo0.00o.o00 Gowns they have
banked in Vienna.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
TWO TRANSPORTS ANCHOR
IN BAY OFF 0LO POINT
Finland and Pocahontas Arrive
During Night With 5000
Soldiers.
MEN WILL DEBARK TO-DAY
Major-Gcneral William WcigcI, Com
mander of Efghty-Eighth Division,
Among the Passenger List Of Ono
of tho Vessels.
EN- WILL DEBARK TO-DAY
Try Associated Press.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. May 3l.--
The transports Finland and Pocahon-
tas arrived late tonight with more
than 5000 officers and mon from France
and are snchored off Old Point. The
troops WI be debarked early tomor-
row morning. Tho Finland left Brest
May 20 and the Pocahontas st. Nazafre
May 81.
The Pocahontas has on board: Head
quarters Eighty-eighth Division, with
Major-General William Weigel, COM
mander. thirty-four officers and lO4
men; four army field clerks and three
civilians; headquarters troop of the
Eighty-eighth, three officers and ninety
second Infantry. field and stan, Second
and Third Battalions. Headquarters
and sanitary detachments, medical and
ordnance attachments. supply and
headquarters companies and Companies
r.; #, c. II. l. *, L and NJ. nfty-nine
otticers, ,l19 men: Three Hundred and
thirteenth automobile repair shop,
civilian, show detachment OF the
Eightieth-e eighth Division, one officer,
l6l men: Three Hundred and mir
teenth Train Headquarters units, three
officers. forty-four men, and GONZALES
cents, i2l: total. 2,S77.
The Finland brought One Hundred
and Forty-th Infantry complete.
Hundred and Eleventh Mobile ord
nance Repair Shop, two officers. thir-
ty-nine men: One HundHd and Six
teenth Veterinary Section; one officer.
nineteen men, forty-six casual Off
GERS, casual companies, six officers. 33S
men: seven army field clerks, two
nurses and ten civilians: total 1866
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
Criticisms by Price
Amusing to Cronkhite

Mnjor-Generni Cronkhitr. COM
mshder OF the EfEhtfcth Division,
refused to be indignant, and np-
pearcd only amused ut the charge
mndc by Major Lawrence 4. Price
that the dropping out of soldier.
from the parade was due TO Iacl<
OF morale. Said the general last
81 do not know who this Major
Price Ii, but he evidently does not
Know what he Is talking nbout
WINS he In tho service over on the
other sidcf II not, he certainly is
I'm no position to criticize or even
eNprcss an opinion as to tho qucn-
ton OF morale or the care OF the
men. As to his criticism of the Inck
or medical attention given the men,
wnnt TO nay that have never
anywhere seen many pretty girls
driving nmbuinnrcS ms saw In
Nichmond on Fridny. Who g.. this
MINOR Price, nnySny."
when informed TINT Major Price
IL mnJOr of the Richmond Grny,
ind udjutnnt OF the homecoming
pnrndes. General CrOnkhItc snid:
"I hnvc never met him, and I'm
view of his criticisms OF matters
on which he IL incompetent TO
Judge. am extremely Elnd I did
not meet him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
PLANNING FOR PROSPERITY
May Call National Conference in wn,b.
inEton TO Insure Industrial
Pence.
IRy Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON. May 3l.-Former
Bryan. Secretary Lane. Sneaker t;illr;t
and many other public men today an
noumced approval OF project for a
grea, national conference ia Washing
The purpose Of the conference is to
obtain some general agreement be-
tween capital and labor as to the rights
and obligations of each. to the end Thai
friction between them may be reduced
and business permitted to go ahead to
that great expansion which means
prosperity and happiness for the
American people"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
THIRD TRIAL OF CRENSHAW
RESULTS IN DISAGREEMENT
Richmond Young Man Freed on Bond
OF 100000 TO Await New
Hearing.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcl

CHAHLOTTESNILL VA. May 81.
The third trial of s. Dabney Cren-
dent at the University of Virginia
charged with burning the chemical
laboratory at that institution in Janu-
former hearings, in disagreement
After being out half hour the jury
reported it's inability to reach a YER
Fishburne for further conference
Forty minutes later the members re-
turned to the courtroom and stated
and were accordingly dismissed.
II is understood that eight OF the
jury were for conviction and four for
acIuittaL
The same bail, $4,000. was granted
Crcnshaw for his appearance at the
first day of the June term. but no day
was set for the fourth trial.
The accuSNd. accompanied by his
parents and two sisters. will return to-
morrow to their Richmond home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
MACHINES COLLIDE IN AIR
Three Men Escape Denth When Planes
Crash Thousand Feet
I'm Air,

SANTA MONICA, CAL. May 81
r. e. Kennedy. d. Thompson and C.
V. Pickup. OF Los Angeles. narrowly
planes in which they were riding
crashed together 1000 feet in the air
above Santa Monica Canyon and fell to
earth. None of the three was injured.
The planes were flying so that Ken
nedy might leap from the plane piloted
by Thompson to Pickup's machine.
when the crash came
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
MEMBERS OF EIGITIETH
NOW NEAR PIIILADEIPuIA

PH1lIA DELPHIA. PA, May 31.-Two
transports bearing homcward bound
troops from France, the Shoshone and
CanandaiSua: were off the Delaware
Capes tonight. and are expeS>ed 10
reach Philadelphia tomorrow before
noon On the Shoshone are various
units or the Seventy-ninth Division
On the Canardaigua are units of the
:ightieth Division. including Western
pennsylvania, Virginia and West Vir-
Sinia units.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
ENGINE HITS AUTOMOBILE.
Tennessee Woman KILLED. and Four
Other Occupants Are Seriously
Injured. "a
TBy Associated rre~.l

MoRR1STOwN, TENN. May 31---Mrs.
Henry Wiggintou was Instantly killed.
and four other occupants of an auto y
mobile were badly injured whom their
machine was struck by switch es~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
PLAN TO REBUILD CATHEDRAL
Funds VIII BE Sought Throughout
world to Restore Edificc
at Rheims,

COPENHAGEN. MAY IA world i.
wide collection for the purpose of re-
building the Cathedral at Rheims is
being organized under the auspices of
the members OF the committees are
Princess Margarethc. representing
Denmark: Queen Maud Of Norway and
Princess 1ngebcrg Of Sweden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
ANNOUNCEMENT MAKES
SECRETARY DANIELS HAPPY

Ii'S associated frcsJ,1
WASHINGTON. May 3l.-The Ameri-
can naval transatlantic flight which
began at Rockaway Beach. Long Island
May 8, was successfully completed to.
daN with the arrival OF the NC-4 at
Continued on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
KING CONGRATULATES
Sends Equerry to American Embassy
10 Extend His l'clicf-
tatlOnN.

LONDON. May 3l.--The King sent
an cquerry to the American embassy
this afternoon with His Majesty's
hearty congratulat TO Lieutenant
Commander Read and his companions
and the United States Navy on tho
accomplishment OF the Atlantic fight
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
PRO NELoYALNOsT.

Vladni soudce Killits odsou
dill vcera ruskeho israelitu Ma
YER L. Nehringa na l9 let do
Ne1eni pfi tezke praci, NOME
vsak, re Nehring bude depor-
toyan q amer. zalaf mu odpu-
atEn. Byl obvin9n, he spilal a.
nIerickemu Cervenemu Krfzi,
vldd6 washingtonske, vojen.
skym df4dnm; ze brojil prot
odvodu z Still literaturu o bol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
cESKY STRAzNfK PO-
RlANEN.
33lety Edward Havei, 77O5
Cedar Ave-, pfejet autem ma
svych. 70 ulici.

Bedna nehoda potkala vce-
ra znameho ceskeho policistu
pana Edwarda Havla, 7705
Cedar Ave. Byl pfejet automo
b:lem ma rohu Woodland Ave.
a vych. 70 ul. a poranen tax,
ze lekari v nemocnici sv. Luka-
Sc nejhorSiho. sc obavajf. Me-
hodu zavinil svou ukvapenosti
sofer Earl Miner, 42lety a v &.
9232 Birchdale Aye. bydlici.
Miner byl zatcen a dnes podro
ben bude vyslechu II ,soudu po-
llcejnfho.
Pol. Hayel. takto 33lety, ma
roZrazenou lebecni kost a rov
n6z jina vazna poraneni.a Jest
ovdov9ly, otcem dvou malych
ditek. Pred dv6ma mesici ze-
mfela jeho chot.
MSSl |M.S2~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

PohTeb zahubeneho bude vo
jensky a bude Sc konat z Ma
rodnf slovinske sine ma St..
Clair ave. Vlada poslala ma ra-.
kew zvecneleho miniaturu dvou.
plosniki, z RUIZ a konvalinek.
Eel cital FL rokd a K aviatice'
gSsAe ,8.5 ~ 49, flEa =
i,fidal Sc dobrovoln4.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
Nahring svou WINE
novanou cinnost nezapfral.
POHkEB SLOvINSKEHO
.AVIATIKA.

Vcera pfivezeny sem 2 Flo
rit:y pozdstatky slovinskeho a.
viatika, poddGstoinlka Ferdi
nanda Zela, 65O2 st. Clair ave
jenz prisel o zivot We vojen
sken tabofe Miami "a srazky
dvou aeroplanG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
81 PIVO donna

Iadnou sladkou vodicku nebo TAX
.vane near-beer, nybrz chutne. slime.
renive pivo.
Dodame VAm extrakt chmele sfadu
Victoria. re ktereho 81 die nasich Wy.
,kousenych receptu mhzete pfipravitI
eanoduse vyteGne pivo donna.
Cena extraktu ma IA gallond svetleho
ezAku $500. l,iznS porter o $1.00 vice.
ZasilAni naseho extraktu do stAtu
,rohibicnfch q pffpravovanf piva donna
est mezich zakona. Poslete obnos
pbdrztte zasilku vyplacene.
VICTORIA SUPPLY CO.,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
ZfTkEJsf DIvADLA.
{,

V sini Slovanske Lipy ma
Croton Ave. roh vych. 40 ul.
sehraji Ultra ochotnici Tabori.
|td roztomilou Samberkovu We
|selohru "Rodinna vojna". Kus
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22

W kazda oznamka W 'Sv9
su' uvefejnsn&, pfin<;i ji.ty
ispsch, o eemx - kazdy O
>namovatel jistz pfesvxdEil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22
IEM!Ss IEM!Ss EMsa
PkEDNA3KA PROF. STEI-
NERA.

Professor Steiner "a vterejsi
predM:sky v kongregacnim ko-
stele ma Euclid Ave. prohlasil
sc proti deportaci cizincd A.
meriky g rovn6E proti nasilne
amerikanisaci pfist6hovalcl.
Donucovanim; veci Sc neprospe
lie. Tfeba 1mirne yychovy, ne
bot vynucena, znalost anglici-
my neznamena jest4s prausho
|ducha. americkeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-22


je dobre .obsazen i nacvicen,,
takze mozno ocekayat p6knOu
so,,hru a znamenite pobaveni
obecenstva., Rovnez .d0bra hu-.
debni kapela sziskana ku hfe
v meziaktf j "a plesu pc pred
staveni. Odp6rucujem tudiz ri
lrejsi podnik, We Slovanske Ii
pc, jemuz pfejeme cetne dca-
stenstvi Sc strany publika, ja-
koz povsechny zdar. =
Dramaticky odbor sdruze-
nych spolkI v Mt. Pleasant Sc
hraje Ultra v sini Komehskeho
ma vgch. 131, ul. rovn6z zna-
mou a oblfbenou ceskou vese-
lohru ''Pslaekfho tfida {. 27".
Zacatek urcen ma 5. hodinu a
.sokolska kapela bude spolupd
sobiti. Odporutujem tento O.
chotnicky podnik pfizni nase-
no GtenArstya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
ENDS HIS LIFE ASK GAS REBATE

Patrons Of the Seattle Lighting Co
win be granted rebate allowances on
their gas bills for last September n
the public service commission follows
the advice Of First Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Thomas J. l. Ken
ncdy.
In an opinion filed with the com
mission last Saturday. Kennedy
maintains that the commission has
power 20 order rebate allowances on
Seattle gas bills during the period OF
tho strike las, September. when fun
rates were charged for service that
was VIGOROUSLY inadequate.
Gas company attorneys contend
that the commission only has juri8-
dic;ion TO decide whether II has the
power TO determine sshats allow
ances should be made. not The power
To order rcparationA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
IOWA BANDITS
BEING SOUGHT
Son Of Sioux City Sheriff
Dies OF Wounds

SIOUX City. la. Nov. Ire
ports reached Sioux City today that
the five bandits who shot their way
cut Of tho county Sail n, IL Mara.
la. Friday nigh, had been scen
seen leaving a borcnr near Ida
Grove. a large armed posse IL
Close on their heels.
William MArwcr. son Of Sheriff
Hugh Maxwell. Of Plymouth county.
died yesterday from wounds rcceiv-
81 IN a battle with the bandits.
Bioodhounds from Waterloo, Ia
were put on the trail OF IN. bar
dts Sunday. They led the posse
east from lie Mars and the two
coats and one Of the guns stolen by
tho bandits were found.
Rewards ;otAiiing $500 have
been posted for the capture ~ the
band. and almost all tho entire
population OF Lo Mars and the sur
rounding county 10 armed and aid
Ing In an organized search for the
bandits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
SOCIALISTS IN
FRANCE Beaten
Are Generally Regulated in
Sundays Elections
ny HENRY WOOD
United Pres. Staff CORRESPONDENT

PARIS. Nov. ir.---Sweeping repu.
diation OF tho socialists character.
irsd Frances parliamentary eicc.
tiona yesterday. according to returns
! today.
While tho complete result; win not
be known for some time. owing 20
complications In tAbuiation caused
by uns OF tho preferential ballot. In
dications today were that tho COAL.
ton Of republican parties bad won
a smashing victory.
Former Premier BRAND. former
Premier viviani and Captain Tar.
tieu have been elected TO the cham.
her Of deputies. II was indicated
Paul pcsohanei. president OF the
chamber Of deputies. and General
Castelar, have also been seated.
early returns showed.
Tho campaign mad conferred large
ly on vindics,ion Of the war policies
of Premier Clemenccau and his &C.
tons In tho peace conference.
Socialists. who opposed many Of
ciemsnccau's measures. put on a
strenuous campaign 20 defeat his
supporters.
a group Of non.sociailst partIen.
known as tho bloc NATIONAL fol.
lowed. and the socialists were gen.
orally defeated. They poiiod heavy
vote In many OF tho larger cities.
however.
No Disorders
Election day passed without dis
orders. Elaborate precautions by
the government were believed to
have discouraged any demonrtra
tons planned by the radicals. Tho
vote was unusually heavy. reports
Indicated.
AZ midnight results IN Paris ind.
Gated that six supporters OF Pre-.
rnier Clcmenccau out OF seven places
contested have been seated. The re.
publican vote WIS given unofficially
an s3t.io2 In tho suburbs TO 2ii,ssi
for tho socialists.
Reports from tho department of
I>oirc.Infcrnieurc declared followers
OF former Premier BRAND were lead.
Ing. Supporters OF former Premier
caiflaux were badly beaten In the
department OF sarthe. according to
early returns.
The election Of Lc Brun and Re-
nault has been conceded. The rad
icai. Jonguct. has been defeated on
face OF early returns. The social.
lists. Rendaudcl. Brizon and Mayaras.
also have been defeated. Il was In.
dicated.
Politicians eyerywhere con.taer
tho republican victory M complete
vindication OF the policies OF the
government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
Rolling Dice Bring
Ill Luck to Seven

Read 'em and weep
To Officers c. d. Follrich and w.
r.. Goodwin. this classic phrase could
mean but one thing.
Wherever the above quotation Is
heard. dice must be rolling in tho
vicinity. The officers investigated
and located tho following lowering
over a nervous pair OF bones:
Frank J. Nash. 20 years old: Frank
Dunn. II. SIC card ave; John Brady,
II. 1857 goth ave; Sam Cohen. "a.
3o5 22nd ave: Joe Mckay. II. 915
25th ave; Pat McGarrigie. 16. 1895
13th ave. N. w. and Ross IIigRin.
botham. II. 325 nth ave.
Nash was booked on charge OF
dlsordcrly conduct, while the youths
were turned over to the Juvenile de.
partment The arrests were made
near the Walla Walia school Sunday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17

said they were from Chicago. They
gave their names as Allie Richards.
Goorgo Adams Sanford Taylor and
James Anderson.
while tho crowd started In pursuit
OF ono OF the negroes, said Go be
leader OF tho highwaymen. the three
others escaped. County authorities
located two and third was arrested
late last night,
The negroes had been held In the
Jail az Macon. following a threat az
lynchlng Friday night. after their mr.
rests. A mob went 70 Macon satur.
day night In automobiles and threat.
cncd 60 dynamite the Jail unless the
prisoners were turned over. Sheriff
Stampcr complied.
The negroes were rushed back 20
Moberly. where the lynehlng took
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
S. F. Detective Murdered;
Police Battle Crime Wave

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. i7.-Dc-
Termination OF police to stop wave
Of crime that has svrpt the city was
firmly fixed today. following tho
murder Of Anton Schoemhs. police
detective. as he JumPci on the run
ning hoard of an automobile.
The driver Of the machine turned
and shot the detective four times
The officer died before he could make
q statement
Police began roundup OF sus-
pscious characters. Hnd at o'clock
this morning they had locked up
seven men who were unable 10 givr
satisfactory explanations OF their
presence on the streets before day.
break. None. however. Is believed
TO have taken part IN the detectives
staying.
Wholesale hoidurs and burgiarscs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17

After writing two farewell letters
Earl L Dinesen. e. employed a, the
Burnett box factory. ended his life
by turning on the gas IN his room IN
the Alexandra hoeei at .ooo,s First
ave. early Sunday morning.
7 arm tired OF infe.- he wrote In
both letters.
One was Addressed TO Miss Irene
Perry. z-.ss First ave. with whom
he had attended a. movie Saturday
night The secor q letter was nd.
DRESSED to his faith er.
Thomas Perry and his wife accom-.
panied their daus hter and young
plnesen TO the sis wv. They invited
him 10 eat breatfa 81 with them Sun
day morning. When Dinesen failed
20 appear at the Ferry home. Perry
went to Dinescn's room He failed
10 get a responsos when he raped.
The body was found at 1 O'Clock by
hotel attendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17

have marked the past few weeks
and two murders have come In quick
succession.
An automobile detail OF &c men
with shotguns las been Instituted
II will patrol the outlying districts
turnout the night
The residential patrol system has
been crippled by strike conditions
Men have been withdrawn for ser
vice along the water front
Police Chief White was expected
today to put into effect the police
emergency system used during biE
strikes by detailing all commissioned
officers and office men 10 night pa
troll duty.
lie may ask all members OF the
department who own automobiles 90
donate them for temporary patrol
service. The department now en-
ploys s5T men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
War Vets
Plan a Wild NIGHT

-Four Spots" Hank. mayor OF
slippery Gulch. with his side-kicks.
Two Fingers" Riley. "Broncho"
Jones. and Bottle .Nosed" Hawkins.
win all be there to greet tho tender.
foot visitor to the real thrills OF old.
time Western life. when the United
Spanish War Veterans present slip.
perry Gulch." characterization OF n
frontier town Mt tho Arena. begin.
ming Monday night. November "a.
The features that made the from.
tier famous will be in evidence and
visitors will be treated to all the
thrills OF 30. The town will last un.
I'll midnight Saturday night. Novem-
Der TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
Mob Tries to Hang Four
Negroes: One Man Is Shot

MoREitfY. Mo-. Nov. IT,
United Press. l--onc negro was
dead. another missing. and two
others were safely back in jail
totay. following an attempt 20
lynch them by hanging all 60 ono
limb Of tree.
The lynching attempt was made
after the four negroes were charged
with following and beating Edward
Thompson. n farmer.
The dead negro had not been
Identified teday lie was shot 60
death when he bottled from n crowd
OF more than 1000 masked men. A
moose had been placed about his neck
and he had been hauled up, when
the limb OF the tree broke.
Tho crowd attempted TO hang tho
four negroes at tho same time. All
were strung upon the same limb and
II came crashing down. The negroes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
Shortly before his medication KING

Ludwig OF Bavaria presented to the
wine museum at Speyer several bot
Ties OF wine dating from 1910. 1893
and 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
MOTHER HEARTBROKEN

Seattle police have been asked to
locate Lloyd Harrison. 10. who dis.
appeared from his home the last OF
October.
Charles Harrison. the boys father
declares that the mother Is III and
wants her son.
You need not come home to stay"
the father writes. but come just
for n little while. so your mother
can see you. I will send you money.
II you need IT,"
The Harrisons live at Hamilton.
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
E:l;Y3:3fI2|j|I :E!Bi!]E83I3ZS3
Store-Keeping SimpHfied

In the good old days enereda store your merchandise
paid your money and left with purchase under your And
Today the Bargain Basement by eliminating present
old days. ~ e
Are you interested?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
CARTER CLASS
TO Be SENATOR
viii Resign From Secretary
ship OF Treasury

WASHINGTON. Nov. iTs-carisr
Glass win resign his pos, as neero-
tary OF tho treasury to aecop; the
aenatornhip from Virginia. offered
him by Gov. Davis. II was stated au
thoritativeiy at the White House to
DAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
BURNS TO DEATH

coLFAX. Nov. i7,--Iohn Angler.
IS. was burned 10 death Sunday in
fire which destroyed the farm house
OF ]. NJ. Robbie. his SON law. with
whom he made his home.
Robbie. his wife and five children.
escaped, but could not help the aged
man. who fell downstairs near the
stove. which IL believed 10 have
caused the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
Curtain Voiles 35c Yard

Drawn-work borders-in floral, bird
and conventional designs. White and
ecru fields.
BON MARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
TWO IDAHO MEN
BURIED ALIVE.
Miners Are Trapped in Shaft
at MulIan

MrLLAS. Idaho. Nov. iT.--P. r.
Grant and Emil Sake. miners. are
buried alive In the Hunter mine here.
Parses arc working feverishly TO dig
in 20 the men. Tho cave.in occurred
on the :Tth floor. Whether the men
ar, crushed 10 death or merely I'm.
prironed. is unknown.
The mine cavc-in occurred at
1880 Sunday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-17
Woman Falls From
9th Story Window

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. i7.-Mrs.
Sally Shaw. SIS. OF Denver, fell eight
stories from hotel window here
Sunday night to her death.
Mrs. Shaw's Daughter came into
the room just as she started to fall.
The daughter grabbed her mothers
clothing. but II was torn from her
grasp. Mrs. Shaw had been struck
by street car earlier In the day and
was awaiting the arrival OF physi.
clan when the accident occurred.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-17
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