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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

! oonga q su disposition Ia flota bri-
tanica-lo cual tai vez no fuera I'M
popular-sino tambien que cnvie una
| expedition militar en- grande e~scala,
| para la cual seria n~ecesario el re-
clutamiento, que sucederia @entonccs?
Quienes sino LIS socialistas que hoy
Sc muestran tan partidarios de Ia Il
"a, serian los primeros on protes-
nal esa question?
ia Gran Bre.ana ha sido sienlpre
Ia potercia mas insular Dc Europa.
Nuchas veces ha sido Ia m6dula de
las a~lianzas c~ontinentales, pero STEM
nre Il ha des2 parecido ell peligro
Ivuelve = su antique aislamiento in
sular. Tai actitud lie ha sido re
prcchada muchas veceS, haciendole eI
CARGO dc cue es una mala potencta
curopea. ;Esta e. pals ahora ma
duro para I'm cambio rormanente?
Seria muy atreyido quien dijese que
81. Sc nos dira, por Supuest0. que el
nucvo internacionalismo 10 hara cam
biar toGo. Y que Ia nueva era que CO.
mienza GcsDuGs de Il guerra CONT
nuara ann cuando las miserias de la
fpoca actual Sc hayan olvidado. Sc
ri muy fel;Z Quien 10 crea asi, pero
scra muy loco quien sc fic en- clio
In iu6soio francis disc@te Ia
question
Mr.. Bernard Layergae ha estudia-
do cn Ia Revue dc Paris, Ge una
manera f~ilos0fica C interesante Ia
question de Ia Liga de Naciones.
Parte de las condolences que Sc re-
quieren para constituir Il nacion,
Que SON.: 81 ca0acidad para gober-
narse nor 81 misma. este eS, para
Terar las cuatro funciones s!gulen-
les: mantcnimiento del orden publ
co, facultad de legislor Y poder de
hacer electives sus dccretos. eEplo.
taci5u de los re,ursos NatUraies del
mis-. y creaci6n de obras publicaS.
Is de GescarSe. dice cl arJlculista,
= as de crecrsc que asi Seri en- 10 SD
ccsivo. que los nuevOs ESc&dos cue Sc
es.ar fernando tengan una fuerza
vjrql superior q IA de los pequenoS
Fstalos europeos. como Portugal,
Grecia. Noruega Y Dinamarca. II
~noryenir no f~avorecera 4 las peqUe-
mas unidades. Y es CONTRADICTIONS, Y
Dor tanto. absurdo, conceder, basan-
lose en- un principle obstracto. Ia &u-
.~oronia n3cjonal . toGos los pucblos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

De varios ~perioGicos ' magazines
lie importancia mundiaj hemos ira
tucido las sigu!eates interesanClsImes
oD:nicnes so5re u Liga de las Ma
clones. para dar3a q conOcer q los
.ectyveg &c Ia PreEsa.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

misma? Te0ricamente, confcrme al
Oerecho International, cada nacion
indeperdiente es igual q cualquier O.
ira naci6n. sTendr&n las peQueras
u~aciones IN vote igual al de las gran
dos naciones, IN veto igual al de
! Francia, IngIaterra Y les EstaGos
: Unidos? Hace dias hubo en- Nueva
York IN mitin de personals Que Sc
decian representatives de las peque-
mas raciones. que pediau que Sc les
concediera q Il paisss esa lgualdad
en- 81 voto.
s. 50 accede q clio, eSa pequenaS
nacioncs de.erminaran Ia acciOn de
n Liga. : s. esta cuenta con una
fuarza international que Ia apoye,
elias disrodraa de esa fuerza GUAM
do o~u;eran, ponientola n manGo de
quien designer, 10 cual dara margen
q serias compiicaciones.
81 las naciones votan en- Ia Llga
scgan la base damocrarica. cntonces
81 podcr votantc debe eSrar deter
miuaao ror su ~pob!acion, ' en- este
case ramb;en gueden reSuitar gra-
YES camplicaciones. "a ]poblaclon de
/ China cs cuatro veces mayor que Ia
lie los EstaloS Unidos. asi IS que SIT
veto rcza-& cuatUo veces mas que e!
Ic los FstadoS UuiGoS. s. Sc con-
rede p l~nelarerra el deYecho de vo-
tar por Il poSesioneS, Ia lnal@ sofa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-16


dsi CAS 10. rgLA- l-eIs-u-S
Prlo Del-vdo ; gg-JTlH-1,
CabellFEa NrUH,N-lSy Nr1rL
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10 CsbelluGo SEirs Il Dc
Eaf..rts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
WILL NOT DROP
PACKERS SUIT
Wholesale Grocers Say They
viii Continue

CHICAGO. Dec. 2o.--Thc National
Wholesale Groccrs' association today
refused TO drop it's suit against the
big five" packcrt before the federal
trade commission.
clifford Thorne. general counsel
for the groccrs. said the suit will be
dropped only II the packers and the
government produce detailed
statement OF tho agreement and pre-
cent conclusive evidence that the
meat packers al withdraw pcrman-
emily from the grocery field.
J. Ogden Armour aid today
Armour 3 Co would sell their inter
eats In every stockyard company.
close out their grocery business and
discontinue all unrelated lines az
once.
The Chicago Stockyarsis company.
Maine corporation with n capital
ization OF $4,000 900. owned Jointly
by the five big packers. the Chicago
Junction railways and Union Stock
yards company. n New Jersey cor.
porntion, and the Union Stockyarda
and Transit company, n $4,000 900
Illinois corporation. will be dissolved,
packers said
United States District Attorney
Charles II. Cline announced the
grand jury investigation into the
packing industry had been dropped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
TURKEY PRICES
TO Be BOOSTED
Dealers Preparing Way for
10 Cent Increase

Local wholesale poultry dealers
are already planning on a higher
turkey market this Christmas.
Prices will be nj least dime higher
Than they were Thanksgiving, Job.
bcrH declare. The over.handy nlibi
81 shortage Of supplies IL being put
forth By tobbers' Tor the latest boost.
Attic the street was practically
bare OF gobblers saturday. all
deaierv stated that thoy expected
large shipments 70 arrive for the
weeks trade By sunday or Monday.
Regardless OF the proposed price
boost. dealers are expecting a brisk
trade.
The quality Of the gobblcrr viii be
much better than the Thanksgiving
stock. the Jobbers point out The
cold weather OF the past two weeks
has resulted In the fattening up OF
all FobblcFs and consequently they
are golng TO taste much better on
the Christmas dinner table
cranbcrfies are also reported 10
be very scarce on tho local mar.
ket. There are no local supplies on
hand and what little Eastern Gran.
berries are here are bringing $50
per barrel A shipment from the
East " due here Monday
Butter and egg quotations are
STEADY Receipts at the local stock
Yards Friday were 2sT head Of cattle
and 2ss hogs. Cattle market held
steady. while hogs scared slightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Cen. PERSHINC
ASKED TO COME
Grand Reception Planned by
by Fitzgerald

General John J. rershins will be-
the guest 81 Seattle early In Janu'
airy In one OF the most elaborate
municipal entertainments ever nc.
corded a warrior, II he accepts m
Invitation extended BY telegram sat.
urday by Mayor c. II. Fitzgerald
Tho invitation follows;
"on behalf o. the city OF Seattle
and les citizens, extend 10 you a
cordial Invitation to visit our city
while you are In the Northwest
Twelve thousand returned service
men, now residents OF this city. join
me In bidding you welcome. In
case you can accept this invitation.
viii you please notify me Of the
date you can be with MS so that our
committee can make proper ar.
rangements
That General Pershing will visit
the city rs It's guest was Indicated
In telegram Saturday 60 Ralph
Douglas. chairman Of n committee
OF the Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
from Col Marshall. Of General rcr
shing's staff. Col. Marshall inti'
mated that General Perphing would
assent 90 visiting Seattle after his
Inspection Of Camp Lewis II the
city OF Seattle as municipality
sponsored an invitation. Mayor Fits
gcrald's formal Invitation saturday
followed conference with Chair
man Douglas Of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars committee.
II is planned by Douglas and the
mayor TO stage the blk welcome for
General Pershlng at the state
armory. A committee OF the fore
most citizens Of Scattles civilian
and soldier population viii be APP
pointed within the next few days by
Mayor Fitzgerald to handle details
OF the generals visit
Special arrangements w!il be made
SO that every cxseryicc man IN Sc
attic and the Northwest viii be able
10 greet General Pershing In person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
STRONCARM men
Get LONG Term
Judge Dykeman Grills Two
CulpritS


branding them as inVstsraie erinl
nsls' hopeless 9nh beyond the cor,
receive influence OF society superior
Judge king pykemhn sentenced
ucorEe kicns ana Frank Holmes
convicted OF beating ana roboinE j.
l.. Olson az Eighth ave and West
lake July ~, 70 serve from 10 10 70
years IN Walla Naih pcnitonuAfy
az hard labor saturday
In sending YOU TO prison l am
not trying 70 correct YOU, judge
pykeman told the two convicted ROB
beers. but J am protecting society
by Kidding II OF your presence
nave no doubt either OF you
could take the NE OF man VIII a.
few aualms and computations as an
ordinary man would have IN killing
NANCY cat
Previously kIcnr. who attempted
70 escape IRON The county jail IN a
garbage can earlier W the week. and
who u said 70 have been leader IN
an attempted jailbfeak there several
months ago had accused T. j. Doyle,
superintendent OF the county mii, OF
picking on him.
Nine hours sitter kiens and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
FUCIT|vE'S FACE
GIVES HIM AWAY
Escaped Convict Recognized
Here From Picture

After making a clean escape from
the man. tight" confines OF San
Quentin penitentiary in California
and successfully reaching Seattle.
William Clarke. 20. alleged dyed.in.
the.wool bad man. was In the city
Jail Saturday awaiting penitentiary
guard % accompany him back TO
complete his unfinished sentence.
Clarke escaped after serving two
years OF an iiyear sentence. lie
was recognized by Seattle detectives
from n picture issued by the Cali.
fornia prison authorities. He was
arrested In the lobby OF the Imperial
hotel. Fourth ave. and Union 1T.
Clarke is wanted by the Alberta
provincial police for stealing auto.
mobiles. He Is also said TO have
served term In waila walla for
forgery.
The prisoner was allowed 10
change his clothes and telephone an
attorney Saturday morning. prepare.
tory 10 his departure for California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
u. S. Will. WAR
ON SMUGGLING
Plan to Assign b-Chasers
to Puget Sound

-Four iipfoot snb-chascs win
be assigned Ia the fugct sound
coast guard to help federal nu
thoriiiss block international
smuggling, II plans now under
consideration By department
heads AZ Washington. ~ G.. mr..
adopird, Il was announced BY
senior Capt. J. &. Can,weil. Of
the U. =. coast guard. Friday A
decision il expected within the
NEXT week.
IL VIII be ono OF the chief duties
% the sub-chascr. 10 assist Collector
90 Custpms Roscoe Drumheller IN
preventing wholesale Smuggling
across the international line. ana 70
enforce the navigation laws ~ the
PUGET sound district. Il was an
nounced. Three steam launches. the
Scout. Arcatn and Guard. are already
engaged In this work. but are said
By federal officials TO be inadequate
to cope with tho situation here.
The four submarine ehnaera are
now lying at Puget sound navy yard
They have been examined for posi-
bio service and shown TO DO IN cxt
celleHt condition. The ships viii be
under tho direction Of the coas,
guard officials. who will work In con
Junction with the customs depart
ment IN patrolllng the straits Tor
deep water lawbrcakers.
Whether tho four powerful sub
chawrs viii work for the Puget
sound district here. hinges upon the
decision OF Capt. commandant w. r.
Reynolds. head OF the Y. 8, coan,
guard. al Washington. Final action
Is expected BY local eoas, guard and
customs officers within 10 days az
the most.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Sailor Practices
Cunnery in Show

w. y. Johnson. 10. n sailor. whose
ship is bounding on the main over
at Bremerton. IL thinking II over.
lie Is doing his thinking In a tank
In the city jail.
Johnson was arrested after flour
ishing a revolver In front OF an TN
Identified young woman by whose
side he sat in a local movie last
night
johnson is being held for a provo
VfIard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
NEW-CLAND MAN
ESCAPES PRISON
Breaks Away From Parole;
Had Lots OF "Pep"

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Cory
United Press ~ Fired by his ambi
ton 20 see more OF tho world
Jamns Thompson. the only man at
large With now interstltlal glands
has broken jail IN Oregon and has
departed foS parts unknown.
This word was received today By
III H. WHITE. state parole officer,
In telegram from the chief Of 20,
lice at Glendale. or.
The telegram stated that Thonp-
son and Eugene LOOMS had broken
jail with outside help and had left
no trace.
Ever since Thompson was paroisd
from San Qnsntin prison he has
proved a soure. OF anxiety 20
Whyte. The once duli. moroso fei.
low is like -tia Lizzie with 90.
horsepower engine" according 20
whyte. Hs can't be KEEP, ION the
road
Thompson broke III. parole short.
~ after icavinT the prison. lie was
arrested at Glendale on December
II. lie received the new glands
from the body Of prisoner hanged
az san orentin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Reported by Wireless
4. :. Naval csmmunio.,isa


December ie-atr Sor,h~ssisrn issvinr
csrdssA soutnbound at o. ms str tie.
doadp OF Petersburg scuthbound a, ,
.. IA. sr West isis, Seattle for roko-
hama. 900 miles from Cape Fiattery q,
m. ctr opsaaumsiek. Seattle for
Niadivosotk. s.stk miiss from Cape Fist
terry ats ,. m; ctr President. SEATTLE
for san frRneisco. Is mtief from Seattle
a; y. M. sir Jaddsn. Tacoma for
naibes. off Port Townsend AZ . m. {.
str J. a. Noffet,. San Francisco for Sc
attic. fsk miles from Seattle At q y. IN.
December it-str Seattle Spirit Yeko-
hama for Feaule. se7 miles from ror,
Townsend at p. m; str Khsauand
Mont. Kobe for Seattle. $50 miles from
Seattle ut p m str fconium. ses,tie
for Yokohama. zoe miles from Cape Fiat
terry at D. IN. str West Isis. Reattis for
YokohamA. $500 miles west OF Cape Plat
terry az q .. M. str Oaaagumriek. Seat
Ito for vlsdisossok. s.Ns mties from
Cape Flatfery az .. m. str Coaset.
Portland for Yokohama. area miles from
Astoria az p. M. str cordors. - miles
cas-. Of rnimak Pass. bound for fAiouehs
az =. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
TO OWNERS

I. No house will be accepted and
placed on rental list unless consent
rs given for children 70 live In the
house.
2. When you list your house you
must bring a key TO the office.
3. We will furnish you with a
tenant; you 10 arrange your own
collection OF rent
4. In phoning or mailing your
listing. be sure 70 give the number
Of rooms. location and phone num-
Der.
from owners that are listed with
any other real estate office In
Seattle. We must have the OK
elusive listing In order 20 give best
service. You viii not be required
10 sign a contract.
c. owners must notify us
promptly when house is rented 20
save our clients unnecessary car
fare.
This firm Is Issuing a complete
rental directory OF SETTLE on the
LIST and 18th OF each month. The
FIRST lsrIe will be ready for FREQ
distribution Monday, December 20.
Phone or call for a copy. Over
one hundred houses on this list.
The list also VIII include all store
property available for rent after
January ]. 1890. II also win show
full particulars OF many new build.
ings 20 be erected during 1890. II
all information in this directory was
printed in the newspaper IL would
require two full pages. Ask 10 be
placed on the mailing list.
paid Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Burglar Has New
Outfit of Linen

Three bags OF laundry disappeared
from the back porch OF the residence
Of w. w. Bailey. sol 3ith nye.. Sat
urday morning. 1t was reported to
the police.
what were In the bags7" inauir
cd kindly police officers.
"Oh. pajamas, socks and things
replied Bailey.
The cops are hunting for a burglar
attired In spotless linen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Action Too Late to
Halt Deportation

Proceedings In the United States
district court here TO obtain the
release OF James Douglas. Canadian,
ordered deported under the undcsir.
able alien act. came too late Friday
night to save Douglas from deporta-
ton.
A petition of habcas corpus was
filed with Judge jeremiah Seterer,
but Douglas had already been
rushed TO Vancouver. u. C.. by off.
GERS Of the bureau OF immigration
here.
When Douglas reached Vancouver
he was arrested by the sheriff Of
Winnipeg on a charge Of wife de.
sertion and possibly other crlmeA
according to immigration officials
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
BANK CLEAKINGS
Status of New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec aO--Mast leading
Issues We're ffanti0uniiy higher nt the
stock market opening today. United
states Rubber opened AZ i1d4. Up e. Is
Sinclair at as. unchanged Goodrich az
soA. up ~ BALDWIN at nov. up y
Republic az iisA. up y Heading At
7fsS up y ktudebhker az 1906. up y (.
crucibie at zisM. off ~ General Mo-
tors az a5sM. Off =. PRn-Amrriran 81
io7.. up ~ Mexican Petroleum ~ zz3.
Up "a heuthsrn Pacific at istM, up A.
The strong opening OF the foreign Ga
change market resulted in a continuation
Of advancing prices among securities Ia
the stock market Steel stocks and some
Of tho oils were fehturef. Republic al
vancod more than points on a fairly
large turnover
The market closed firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

CHICAGO. Dec. fol- o. s-Rseeipta.
1900 head market strong. Iiuik %
sales. fis,sodisit. butchers. fig 90
titit. packing. ii2.TGMi77s. light.
ti1.so0it. pigs. tizTs9i576; roughA.
tis7bgi3sB
cattia--Receipts. $500 head market II
steady 10 weak Beet s. SOC 20. butcher
steers. i6git2t. tanners and cutters.
1910. stocknfH and feeders. .s1is;
cowH. is9lt7Ss CALVES. ~ atais.
shsep-Rseeipts, J. 800 head: market h
.te higher lambs. tiisi7.io, ewes.
tsso9ie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Cool Robber Finds
John D. "Pickin's'

a lone robber approached Butter
worth & Weatherby's gasoline sta
ton at Firth ave. and Virginia st..
for the second time In three weeks
and helped himself to $50 from the
cash register Friday night.
Carl Ellerbeck. the attendant,
was the only person in the sta
ton at the time the bandit enter
ed. He reported the man was cool
and did not hurry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Insurance Agent
Fights to Be Free

Allen II. Shears, sxtradlted from
New York and pllcn h the county
Jail. was charge with misappro-
priatinR $500 Whilo acting as
agent for Eastern insurance con-
Germs. In an Information filed In
superior court Friday He had
brought habeas corpus proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

OMAHA, Neb.. Dec. 20.-Telling
his pretty 1s-year- wife. whom
he married last August. that he
loved Ruth Mondeau. chorus girl
with burlesque show. and could
not bear to see her leave town,
Carl Pratt, 10. last night drank
poison and died. Miss Mondeau
learned OF the suicide Just before
the curtain went up. and altho al
most overcome with grief, went on
with her act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

DENVER. Dec. so.-catiie-Rec-ipts
-.oee head. market steady Steers. sie0
tlsl cows and hciferr. tT.fegs 50;
s,oekers and feeders. ts.st0iefs. calves
tii.so8is
Hogs Receipts. 800 hcar. market Toe
higher. Top. ti1TS. bulk % sales tisso
oIato.
Bhecp-Rsosiptr. 1900 head: market
steady. Lambs. titTbaf5fo; ewes. t7.7s
os.ke. feeder lambs. tifai.fs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Doctor Freed for
Lack of Evidence

Dr. Robert Il. Royal. Seattle
dentist. accused OF changing the
names on war savings stamp certifi'
Gates. was cleared Of the charges
Saturday morning when arraiRned
before u. s. Commissioners II. w. Nc
Clelland. Or. Royal was discharged
for lack OF sufficient evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
SUGAR MEASURE
IS UP TO WILSON
Equalization Boards Powers
Extended for One Year

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.--The
house today sent 10 the president the
bill extending powers OF tho sugar
equalization board thru the year
1920. 1t accepted the amendment Of
the senate. TO end the licensing sys
tenn Of producers and large users OF
sugar on July i. 1920.
The senate concurred In house
amendments to the McNary bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
MEAT
Prices Paid shippers
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.--A lower cash
market and lack Of demand caused n
weak undertone on the grain market OF
the Chicago Board Of Trade today. Cash
corn was &c lower. causing tho entire
market TO drop.
Provisions were lower.
December corn, down &c, at tho open
ing, ti.i6. lost nc later; january corn
opened down sc, tn 81 20. and lost an
other mo before the close; May corn.
up Nc at the opening. si.s5. but later
dropppd 1Mc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
May Not Receive
Russ Soviet Man

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.--It was
still doubtful today II the state de.
partment would receive Vladimir
Voohmetroff. from Russia. who was
released yesterday by the immigra-
ton authorities at Angel island. San
Francisco, TO proceed TO Washington.
Officials were greatly relieved,
however. to learn that Vochmetroff
was a representative of the Central
Union OF Consumers Societies of
Russia. instead OF representing the
Bolshevik government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrivals
December fs-su klamath from Ban
Francisco tat io.ab a. m. str West ison
from vladfsosok via KOBE at y. IN. +.
s,r West Jena from trial trip az t.is
D IN.
Departures
December so-atr Alaska for Bopth-
western via Southeastern Alaska AZ .
a M. str klamath for Essrett Via Point
Wells at a. m.
December 1917 Bsinisr for San
FrAneisco at sac ,. m. str West Aie,a
FOR Cardiff. Rotterdam and Hamburg
via fan ffanrisro at sac y. m. str
President for Ran Diego via Aan Fran-
cisco ~ tiss .. M. ctr IVES, lena for
trial trip At .. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
LEGAL NOTICES


IN JUSTICES COURT
re John y. Wright. Justice Of
y Peace in and for Seattle Pre-
Bet, King County. State OF
lshingtor
MMONs FOR PUBLICATION
Publishing Co. Inc. Plaintiff.
w. J. Bryne. doing busipe -
h w. J. Rryne Co. Defendant.
efate Of Washington, County OF
fnr. ~.
The state Of Washington to W. J.
yync. doing business as W. J.
&xne A. co,
Yt)lAand each OF you. are hereby
Df5ned that Star Publishing Co.
r. has filed a suit against you IN
III court. which viii come on 20
heard at my office in room 602.
Iefontaine building. Seattle. King
u nfy. Washington. on the 18th Day
January. a. -. 1920. at the hour
$3.50 o'clock a. m. and unless you
near. and then and there answer.
- same will be taken az confessed
a the demand Of the plaintiff
3nted. The object and demand Of
10 action IS to recover the sum 81
rhty-one dollars for advertising
ne for defendant.
FiIed December 9th. a. -. 1919.
JOHN r. WRIGHT.
Mice Of the Peace, Seattle Pre-
kinct, King County, Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
ARREST FRANK TURCO

Frank Turco, 81. acting president
Of the Metal Trades council. and dele
gate to the Central Labor council
from the Blaoksmiths' union. Will be
tried IN police court Monday. charged
with distributing band-bills without
a license. lie is at liberty on s25 bail
Saturday, after being arrested Fri
day night by Sergt. r. i. keefea
red" squad. when found distributing
alleged radical propaganda.