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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
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Mccormack Going
Around the World

When John Mccormack. tenor.
comes TO the Arena In concert Mon.
day evening hts Seattle admirers will
have their last opportunity for scv.
ersi years Of hearing him. lie In on
a worlds tour that will take him 20
Australia. New Zealand, India and
other AHiatic countries and Europe
before he returns to New York to NIL
engagements In tho largo cities Of
the East.
Iaur Kennedy. ceIlist. and Edwin
sehneider. pianist. are tho assisting
artists. The program:
Rscit. Imperial Solomon air. 'B.crsd
ftaptufsA from Boiomoub. 49,. Handel
John Mccormack
Variations ssmpboniauas. 49,. Dosiirnan
Mr.. Kennedy
Gal Ia Caravans" ~. Ernest Chsusson
90 ''tlo not. Happy Day Frank Bridge
'sl Loves ssafst'', .ofansins nan,oes
Jehn Mccormack
fst-s r~'h aanxs
tA) '~rhs Harp That once" .......
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co. This Nsrt Matks, Day 49,.
sssst4sfsst AfrsUgad by Hughes
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az ''prumin' Dom pssiish' ........
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john Mccormack
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fbt s-fassntsiirss Pous-r
fsl '.Oniy You ..+s.4... Edwin Hchn~idsr
90 Thank ood for a Garden ........
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .lsa L~hsasnn
Jeiu Mccormack
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H. SEEssss 8 Nl1wNH 3,
4 hIanf 0flAl||HF

Miss Alice Alnesmere Blake. daugh,
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry Fordyee
Blake. viii be graduated on Tur~,
day from the Forest Ridge con
vent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin swaiweii and
little daughter. Jane. of Anaeortcs.
who arrived on Tuesday To attend
tho Duthie-Swaiweli nuptLalz. return.
ed today TO their home.
Miss Jessie Tempiln len last eve.
ming for a trip or~ten days to East
Sound
Mr.. and Mrs. John c Esffcrd
will leave Sunday for Vancouver.
II. c.. TO meet Mrs RAdford's
brother. Mr.. c. De Wolfe Reid. and
Miss Helen Ross OF Montreal. who
win return to be their house guests
for several weeks.
Mr.. w. Dwigh, Mead returned
this afternoon from a months Tip
10 Ohio and California
Mrs. w. ~. ostrander and little
sons. Raymond and Milton. OF Port
Land. arrived last week to spend
the summer In Seattle.
Mr.. q. w. Fischer and daughter.
Miss Doris Fischer. departed today
for San Francisco. Mr.. Fischer will
return In a week. and Miss Fischer
will spend 4 month visiting relatives
aud touring the Yosemite.
Miss Margaret Stewart and Miss
Ruth MacLcan. Of Vancouver. II. C..
are house guosts OF Miss Helen Far.
relI for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. william l. stnlnwix.
OF Yakima. arc guests at the Hotel
Washington. coming over to attend
the bankers convention.
Mr.. J. J. Sullivan. who has been
in Chicago on a business trip. re
turned yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
SAVE FRUIT JUICE

Save every drop OF fruit juice that
happens to come your way.
Whenever a can Of fruit Ia opened
there IL usually some extra Juice
Put 1t in a closed jar and place IL
In the ice box.
Fruit juices make delicious drinks
for hot summer days and will save
little bit Of sugar In that the
canned juice was sweetsned.
IL one tn not planning to use the
Juice soon IL should be reheated and
sealed. Then II win keep indefinitely.
Even half n cup Of juice is worth
taking care Of This amount Of
pineapple Juice added 70 iced tea
with n few sprigs Of mint produces
different and refreshing taste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Miss Hansen to Wed
Mr.. RMcktOn lime 10

Miss Doris Dawn Hanscs has
chosen Saturday morning. june 10.
M the day Of her wedding to Mr.
Clarence Buckton. The ceremony
viii be performed at the Greenwood
Park Presbyterian church at II
o'clock with the Rev. Edgar Mills
reading the service. after which a
wedding breakfast win be served TO
the bridal party and close relatives.
at the home Of Miss Hansen.
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Phileas Goulet
in Two Recitals
Gssp

On Sunday. June 20. Phiieas Cou.
let. French baritone. will sing for the
University Of Washington baocalau-
r~ats exercises The faculty have
selected for one Of the numbers PRO
pecoatis- from Rosrini's "stabat
Mater" which Mr.. Gouiet win sing In
Latin.
One June 70 at the Sunset club Mr..
Goulet will appear In a recital for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Hotel Sorrento by the fr,erlaksn
Guild OF the or,hopedle hospital.
Members 81 the guild donated prizes
for each table. and 40 generous wst.
they. that the hospital received the
remainder Of the various articles.
Social Whist Club
The Social Wits, club. Seattle Re.
view No. :. women's Benefit AEso.
esa ton OF the MacrabeeH. will meet
Thuraday at i.ao o'clock ~ the
home Of Mrs Emily u. Taiiey. sozs
2zrd ave- q ". Members and
friends will be welcome
West Ssutii~ u. 4. 4.
Tho West Seattle O. y 3. Social
Circle will meet with Mrs Shaw.
s4o9 4lst ave, =. ". Tuesday. June
rs. at y. IN. All Eastern Stars
arc Invited
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notes Of tho star Spangied Banner"
the Introductory number. 10 the final
strains Of tho melodious ''Hodie
christus Hatua Est" which con.
Guided the program, the concert was
a complete triumph
Special mention should be made OF
the boys Interpretation Of Gounod's
Unfold, We Portals" from tho RE.
dnfnption." In this number especially
many OF the large audience which
fiIed the auditorium 10 overlooking
noted a depth Of tone color and en-.
thusiasm which would compare IN no
mean way with the work OF the well
known Paiister choir. Tho Anvil
Chorus from III Troyatore" and the
solo work Of the boy sopranos In ''Oid
Hack joe" proved 10 pleasing that
they were repeated. by request. at
the conclusion u the program.
Assisting the boys were some well
known musicians u Seattle. The
knickarbockcr quartet proved ia be
very popular and repeated encoreH
wero demanded. Their second mum.
Der, the solo work Of which was ad,
mirabiy rendered by Elmer Eckart
baritone. proved 10 be particular IN.
vorite with the audience. Charles II.
Moriarity delighted every one with
the Interpretation Of baseball
game. He carried the audience with
him thru the excitement which pre-
vailed In the ninth inning with the
bases all full and two outs. then
Casey hit the ball and they haven't
found II yet Mr. Moriarity has a
splendid voice. good delivery. and a
pleasing personality, and bis work
WAS heartily encored. The solo work
Of Patrick l.. Murphy and c. s. wiles
wins delightful
Too much prnise can not be given
Mrs. Hugg. Frank Carrigan and the
teachers of the school for their aplen-
did work In training the chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
OLD POTATOES
CREAM BEST

OLD potatoes are really much bet
ter for creaming s&an new ones,
New potatoes are n trifie too hard
to make a smooth vegetable. Let
the old "murphies" stand in cold
water for an hour after dicing and
the result viii be "a II should be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Thrift Shop Visitors

The members OF the Passing
Show" company. playing az the
Metropolitan theatrs this week. on
Thursday visited the little Thrift
shop next door and quite took the
place by storm. So enthusiastic
were they with their bargains that
the stock was greatly depleted. and
win need donations OF every Kind
for the next weeks sale. For Mon.
day. 5o-ccnt hat sale win be feat.
ured
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Dinner to Celebrate

In celebration OF the thirty eighth
wedding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar II. Bucklin and also TO honor
1he fifth anniversary OF the mar
rage OF Mr. and Mrs. y. II. Roy
Invitations have been issued by both
couples for a dinner 10 be given
on Tuesday evening Mt the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckiin.
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Miss McKinstry to BE
Married at Home

The wedding OF Miss Edna Nc.
Kinstry and Mr.. II. f. Mecray OF
Olympia will be soIemnized Wednes.
day evening at the home Of MIR.
and Mrs. s. d. McKinstry with Rev.
n. M. Painter reading the service
Intimate friends and relatives only
will witness the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Miss McLdren Names
Wedding Day

In tho presence Of relatives and
Gloss Friends. tho marriage OF Miss
Jean McIAren. daughter OF Mr..
Francis Richard McIarcn, TO Mr..
Rensselaer, Barton viii take place
on Saturday evening. June 10. at
the homo OF the hride.elect. 1895
East Madison street. with Canon
w. II. Bliss Of tile Trinity Episcopal
church officiating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Mrs. Philips Hostess
~ Ten

In compliment 10 The teachers Of
the West Queen Anne grade teach
ers. mo daughters and mothers OF
The Queen Anne community. Mrs
Abext Charles Phillips entertained
81 tea at her home yesterday after
neon A centcrpiecs Of roses adorned
the tea table. which was presided
over by Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat.
Mrs George Donworth and Mrs.
Reginald Parsons. Receiving with
tne hostess wer~ Mrs Victor o.
Uoone. Mrs. Charles III. Lipy. Mrs.
.. +. Celland. Mrs. Robert Fisher
and Mrs. II. r. Bartlett
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MARRIAGE Announced

Cards have been received an
nouncinn the marriage Of Miss Anna
lay Lightner. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Charles Boorin. 20 Mr.
hobart ~. Cable. The ceremony
Was performed Saturday. June IS.
n CHICAGO.
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Concert by Boy Choir
of St. .JOseph's

Success was the reward which
crowned tho efforts OF the youthful
chorissrru Of ST Jos.ph's church who
appeared In concert "Wednesday eve
ming In the auditorium OF Holy
Names academy. From the opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Initiate els New
Shriners in City

Seattle has lot OF now shriners
In Seattle Saturday morning, In
fact. SIS Of them were initiated last
night In the Masonic temple and the
Arena
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MRS. MARY PoTTs. 81. died Fri

day in the Minor hospital The fam
lily has announced funeral services
from f.. r. Butterworth's chapel sun
day Interrnent In Lakevicw GENE.
terry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
JOHN A. GELLATLY. wenatche

candidate for the republican nornina.
ton for governor, viii speak at the
Women's County Republican club
luncheou Monday noon in Moves
cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Mayor and Mrs. Hugh M. Caldwell
viii be hosts at dinner OF eighteen
covers ut the Seattle Golf and Coun.
try dinner dance on Saturday eve.
ming. June 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Ballard Children
to Give Program

Ballard children will give a pro
gram In the annual Chiidren'E day at
the Ballard Presbyterian church
Sunday al 10 a. IN. Dr. 81. A. Mat.
thews viii speak.
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Banquet at
Yacht Club

A. . farewell compliment 70 Capt.
Lutner r.. Gregory. who for seven
yvars has been attached 10 the
ouhlic works department at Bremen
eon and Is leaving soon TO make
his home in Boston. the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce entertained
With q banquet at the Yacht club
On THURSDAY evcnina Capt. ]. ).
nilsson. chairman of the naval af,
1nIrs Of the club. acted es toast.
master Of the evening. Covers were
placed for Capt Gregory, Com
Unndsr John Graham. Y. s. n;
i14entenant Commander II. II. Smith.
II. & N. Major Victor Morrison,
r. S. NJ. C.: Capt Gibson. U. 5, n;
Capt Miller Freeman. T. $. A.. Lieut..
q. W. rlaisted. u $. n. Lieut. y. c.
Van Epps. U. $. n, Samuel Hedges,
president OF the Chamber OF Com
1serca: hoy A. Hadley. secretary;
N. n. Selner and Y. l. Gale OF the
Hfemerton Chamber OF Commerce.
r. r Aidwcll OF the Port Angeles
Commercial clab: j. c. Baer. A. r.
Hasnes. J. ID, Lowman. J. F. Doug
lax. A. s. powncy. u. c. Corbaley.
n. IL. Baxter. NJ j. Carrigan. Il. y.
Blaine and DIR. Park Weed willis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

GREEDY OMiND found he owed
the government 800 when he left
Federal Judge Netoror's court room
Friday. 'I.lkkar'' done IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

The Literary and Travel club will
hold its annual picnic Monday. June
IL. at the country home OF Mrs.
Joseph y. Hardy, across Lake Wash.
ington. Steamer Atlanta will leave
Madison park at lns5 n. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Clara Barton Tent Daughters Of
Veterans, met ~ regular session on
Wednesday. The department prcsi
dent. Miss Rose jackson, OF Tacoma
visited the Tent and was given tho
seat OF honor at the presidents
right General orders No. 2 were
read. The eighth annual convcn.
ton OF the department OF washine,
ton and Alaska. Daughters OF veter
ans. will BIO held in Yakima, begin
ming Wednesday. June te. Mrs
Jessie NJ. Hagen, chairman Of the
social aud dinner given May 26, read
a splendid financial report. II was
decided TO hold a picnic at Alki beach
on Wednesday. June 30. In place
Of the usual birthday dinner. Mrs
Margaret Nordin will be In charg,
OF the selection OF the grounds
Tho Daughters OF Veterans are In
vited to the open meeting to bc
held ut the armory June f5 by the
Sons of Veterans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward n. Davis
were hosts at dinner Thursday even
ting In compliment 60 their daughter,
Miss Merle Lillian. who Is to be a
bride OF this season. Those present
were the Misses Gertrude Leonard.
Mabel Hobby. Frances Gibbons, Nor
ma Hasser. MARY warren and
Myrtle MeRratney. Games and dane
ing were enjoyed thruout the even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

The Queen Anne circle of the Fruit
and Flower mission viii hold tho laai
meeting ~ its season Monday morn.
ing. june "a. al io.5o. at the home of
Mrs ". w. Austin. sss Kinnear pi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
jefferson PIT. A.

The Jefferson PIT. A. will hold a
social meeting Monday afternoon at
2 O'Clock In the school lunch room.
Parents whose children will start TO
school next year are especially In.
vited to get acquainted with the
members and teachers.
School Director II. Shorrock and
Principal Leo u. Baisden OF the JET
ferson ychool will talk. Mr.. shor.
rock will discuss the school bond is.
sue to be voted on Tuesday. Mr..
Baisden will explain the plan for the
six weeks summer school Mrs. l..
A. Grant will report on the recent
convention OF the Washington State
branch OF the National Congress Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Marathon Club

Tho Marathon club will meet nj
tho Transportation club. Railroad
Exchange building. Second and Cher.
~. Monday evening Mt o'clock
All members are urged TO be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Washington State Music Teachers
association. He win be accompanied
by Miss Edna McDonagh. For the
program be has chosen "Rondel de
l'adieu- by de Lara "Invictus" BY
HUM and In conclusion the veil
known Prologue from Il Pagiiacci
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

The Hawthorne PIT A. will give
a community pnrty and dance this
evening at 8 o'clock In the Lakeside
Club hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Mothers and parsn;Teacher aaaorsa-
tons. held in BeiiiuRham.
Refreshments viii, he Arved.
Overseas Club
The Overseas club will give the
first OF their summer .erlsH os
dances Mondny az Moose Temple
with the following committee IN
charge. Mira Emma Rees. Niles
Mable Powell. Mrs. II. Jsekman.
Miss Gen.vieve Grant, Mr. II A.
Sinclair. Mr. H. 1aekman. Mr. A
Strlnger. Mr.. J cnbbonH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Mfr. John Goliatly. candidate for
governor. will DO tho speaker Mon.
day noon at the weekly luncheon
of the Womcn's King County lie
publican club at Moves cafeteria.
The Knlckerbocker quartet will sing
There will he flag decorations In
honor Of Flag day. June u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


The seakie Federation Of Won
ems C1uhe win give large In.
formal dance on Monday evening
June IL. at . O'Clock. in tho teachl
pavilion. for the purpose Of raining
funds which. 1, Is hoped, win cancel
the club house debt and provide a
reserve In the treasury. Tickets
are on sale at sherman q clay's
music house. Hopper & keIiy's music
ator. and NJ tho Owl drug store at
Third ave. and Pike Wt
Those In charge Of the ball In.
clude: Mrs. Wilson II Gay Of the
Philiomus club. chairman of the
dance. Mrs. ~. J. Fohn. Seattle Civic
Improvement club. apd Mira. Fol
f~vlnson Of tho Green Lake Liter.
airy and Musical club. chairman OF
the tickets: Mrs. J. Howard Anss.
West Seattle Art club. has the
music In charge: Mrs. Frank syt.
ton Of the civic department Is In
charge Of the refreshments. Mrs. J
H. Little Of the Seattle Women's
club with a corps of assistants will
be in charge 81 the checking Miss
Maud McGough. Seattle women's
cisb. is chairman OF III. board OF
trustees.
The reception committee includes
the board of trustees: Mrs. =. r.
Meyer, Niles NaybeIi Dictia. Mrs.
J. II Soper. Miss Maud McGough.
Mrs. George Spencer. Mrs. Adeibert
MeCleyerty. Mrs. W. III. Anderson.
Mrs. Jean X. Forrest. Mrs. A. J.
Webb. Mrs. ]. Herbert Ames. Mrs.
Ida Jost. Miss Josephine Hart. Mrs
Wilson II. Gay. Mrs. r. w. Chris.
we'll. Mrs. A. K Plough Mrs. Anna
b. TeepIe Mrs. n. II. Thatcher. Mrs.
Frank Reed. Mrs. r.. NJ. Shelton.
Mrs. NJ. r. Bloom and Mrs. Sol
Levinson. The patronesses will be
the past and present presidents Of
the federation. namely: Mrs. H. A,
NJ. Bonnar Mrs. Homer hin. Mrs.
I. II. Jennings. Mrs. w. r. Harper.
Mrs. H. w. Lung and Mrs. Thomas
Graham. The following club women
win lend their support to the nj
fair: Mrs. Mary II. Coolidge. Mrs
r. v. Mccormick. Mrs. H. II. Hark.
ness. Mrs. c. NJ. Miller. Mrs. w. H.
! Thompson. Mrs. George A. Grant
Mrs. Meta G.. Fobn. Mrs. ]. r.
Il Traynor, Mrs. Frank L. Baker. Mrs
A. II. Keeler. Miss Maxine Kelly
Mrs. J. J. Chambers. Mrs. Anna II
Teepie, Mrs. William Reynolds. Mrs
Daniel Ragan. Mrs. w. s. Sanford
Mrs. Henry Landes and Mrs. w. s
Il GrIsWold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Interlaisen Guild Give Successful

Three hundred tickets were sold
for the card party and musicale
given Thursday, June Q, ut the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Mr.. MCCORMACK
AND MR.. SCHNEIDER
TO BE HONORED

kdfeF Ihe
81 small din.
John Nc
snxeka schneider
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Law That Thrilled the Nation

Mr. Mann Friendly formed artistic comna
ton that records Following
New York with other exceptional in Chi
Philadelphia the
triumph No achievement of recent
equaed the sensational of this stir
ring red-blooded American comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Prices: Nights SOC $25O-Mats., Soc to 81 so Plus
There are Matinees Wednesday and Saturday Tax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
ILLNESS DELAYS.
H. S. new TRIAL.
Case Goes Over to Monday,
Juror Is Sick

Los ANGELES. Jan. io.--United
Prcss.l-Illne Of Charles II. Green.
juror. prevented n session OF the
Harry s. New murder trial today.
Superior Judge O. w. Craig ordered
that the case go over TN
Monday. when II IL believed Green
will be fully recovered.
II Is now believed the arguments
will not be finished before wcdnes.
day or Thursday.
Deputy District Attorney Reycs
spoke more than four hours at yes.
terday's session.
District Attorney woolwine today
said that In his address he would ask
for the death penalty or life impris.
onmont. and would demand verdict
OF first degree murder on the alleged
ground OF generalization. This was
In spite OF the arguemcnt OF the rs.
sistant prosecutor yesterday for n
life sentence or committal to the in.
sane asylum.
Later IL was explained that the
prosecution did not intend to pre-.
clude any possibility OF the death
penalty being inflicted. but In Keyes'
opening statement wanted to empha.
size that both sides agreed New
should be confined in some institu.
ton. The prosecution maintained
the institution should be peniten.
tiary and the defense that II should
be an asylum. according to Reyes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
REQUEST FOR Is
POLICE DENIED
Council Refuses to Give Re.
Inducements TO Warren

BY n vote Of six 10 three. tho city
council refused Friday afternoon TO
grant Police Chief warrcn's request
for 75 additional scrgeants and pa.
trolmen to combat tn. activities Of
the crowd OF burglars and thugs now
infesting Seattle.
Councilmen Drake. Carroll and
fIesketh voted In favor Of granting
Chief Warren's request. but their Of
forts werc nullihed by the negative
votes OF Councilmen Bolton, Erick'
son, Haas. Lane. Moore and Thorn
son. II required seven votes TO pass
an emergency ordinance for the APP
pointmert OF the 75 policemen asked
for b, chief
In the face OF Chief warren's ur'
gent request for more men, which
had been approved by Mayor Fitzger'
aid. councilmcn and others spoke In
opposition to the plan TO augment
the police force. DIR. L. j. Brown
opposed an Increase on the ground
that the present force was sufficient
to handle the police problem In Seat
tie.
Councilman Hans said he was In
favor OF rs additional patrolmen II
tho appointments were made perma'
nent. but was opposed to rs tenn
porary patrolmen picked here and
there"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
COUNCIL DECIDES TO
keep fare AT 5 CENTS

Following adoption OF an
ordinance providing that the cx.
p~nse Of paving and paving
maintenance ON certain streets
be partially borne by the street
railway department.. the city
council Saturday was on record
NJ opposed TO Increasing street
car fares over cents.
Tho scent fare ska,ed on thin lea
Friday. Sitting as a committee OF
tho whole tho council recommended
passage of the paving ordinance
despite fts requirements that ths
revenues Of tho street car system
be used To pay for original cos, and
maintenance OF paving on residencs
streets travcrscd by car tracks mot
to exceed the cost OF paving tho rail
way rixht-of.wny. unless ssherwiss
ordered by the council"
Members Of the council were
divided In their opinion a. q
whether this would result in enforced
increase Of fares. Opposition was
strong against any such Increase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-10
Events Point TO
End of Civil War
Business Men Say Country
Will Be Open by Spring
BY HAROLD +. BECHTOL
European Manager n. +. A.

LONDON, Jan. S-Peace with Russia!
Everything points to allied effort to end the civil
in Russia and if possible, help the various Russian
groups to get topeher.
Then under peace conditions. Russia decide what
kind of government governments she wants.
Behind the events have been moving rapidly since
Lloyd George announced mo British aid for Deni-
kim"
The movement toward peace is not prompted by
love for Boshevsm Nor is it probable that any of the
allies will rush in and recognize Lenne's cod-blooded
pertinent
IN THE "FEELER" STAGE
But Russ'an peace is in the 'feeer stage right
and is making progress daily Here of the i'm
portant squirting facts behind it,
1-Busness interests mistakenly demanding peace
with Russia. Cheaper materials and food would hit
the cost of living
2-Lenne knows this increasing his peace efforts and
is making special appeal allied business interests He
Is also moving steadily to the conservative right, by
compromise.
3-The allies in real fear of German-Russian al
lance if peace waits too long.
4-Westen Europe longer stands in the trembling