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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
OATES FOR |NT[R-:CAuRCH
MEETING ARE POSTPONED

a tclegr1u received yesterday ~,
REV ". I Barton from Chss kultt.
hal. 81 the Ficld crrartmcni Ci m
lnter.C hurch World Movement ~
Dallas states that oNirg 10 difficult
Ties Ia securing supplies Iui liiera-
lure also TO the fac; that numerous
eyAngelisiiC mestinss and mlnisiy'
rial conferences age scheduled tor
the dates set. the county meetings
viii BE- postponed q Apiil so.su.
A county mass meeting viii b.
held In the Central Ptesh' terlaa
church. Tuesday. April 9 Tai, viii
no an all-dny meeting, beginning 81,
10 o'clock The Afternoon session
will begin at o'clock and tie even
ms session at : 90
Word received from Dallas .'i'cs
that four ministers anG one woman
viii present q complete pru.rarl
.long the same lines az that IN IA"
pastors conference held 70 ugi'as
las, February All pastors are urg,d
TO attend this aonfefenre blctrse g.
the opportunities of tmil.lutlns
themssisel With the program ~ the
lnter-C hurch World Movement a
iterc0riican exhibits and literature
will be provided for The msetiis
The Amarillo meeting T. ere ol
nearly 5000 such gatherings that
tfe nov bslRr held In the lniieI
states. II is planned 10 hold i
young peoples meeting Iu the even.
'ng az aroiLer church, according 90
letter received oday from Charlie.
kurizhalz 81 Dallas i1snh.. of
the field department. 81 T,,1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
BIC INTER-CHURCH
CAMPAIGN WILL Be
DIRECTED BY COUGH
90 COUNTIES To RE ORG ,NIzfi.
m HfRf.tOi,D
RESIDENT

Judge /. Cough OF Hereford Ia
been In Amarillo the past few dat
rettiug thirss lined up for organ.
iiaton Of 80 Panhandle counties VA
the In,er-Chnrch World movement
Ne IL chairman fCr this district.
which II one OF The nire into which
Texas has been divided. Hescquar,-
ers will be- In Amarillo because o.
the convenient railroad facilities
The Panhandle district goes o.. iar
south a. Post. east TO Mcmshis and
north and west 10 the Oklahoma ard
New Mexico state lines.
The principal work OF Judge
Cough here has heen 90 consult aitf
several persons IN regard &C. ,ompil.
Ing . list Of 100 names Work Of
compiling ,kis list has jus, uec'l
completed and forwarded TO the state
headquartcrs In Dallgs. From this
list OF 100 names. state headgnart-
efs after informing the persons -.
lected as 10 what duties viii ~ ~.
auired and answers returned will So
lect 20 persons. who will form an
executive committee Tor The Pan
handle.
From this list % - names. tho
state headquarters will also name .
persons who will become members OF
the state executive committees
II IL GOT the plan Of Judge Cough
~ have an ail-Panhandie confer
snee. nut he will endeayor io gei
every county organized - that u
esn better meet it, own problems
All Of this preliminary work all be-
IN preparation fer financial cam.
paign. which will 90 waEed from
April 20 10 May ?
Fred W. Brown 81 Chicago Ia
general supervision of the drive in
northwest Texas and II b. expected
that b. will BE- here quite often foi
conference Hiih jude Cougl and
other workers. judge Gourl vii
70 10 eiifeford over Sanial -
probably viii be- IN AmsfIllo NOS
Of nest week outlining campaigns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

MANAGE Ros. q. Rogers hos been
fortunate BOZ securing for the pat.
rons ~ ttc r'sndi 1leatle. the sis.
reel super feature. Romany Where
Love Runs wa" which has 10
recommend b. The fact that n d
mo first picture ever made in which
o band ~ fCli gypsi~s wsa employed
20 faIihfrilF carry 0uf the theme of
fhe story Morton Thornton. the
direction 90 American wcni 10
Scotland i0 Nuke th.s feature be-.
cause we hose u0 FyB.y DE- sch 40
obtain Dol EUROPE Ilr story also
required scotch afmosphefe ana
bore In fla Highlands Of scotland
fE0 months Uefn spent In piriuflz-
JOG un absolutely frg dea 10 q
motion play tf0rE The ssfOrs
other ftan the gpass. are 81
Green .fage veterans aff their u0fl
leaves nothing 90 ne desired
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
S200. O0o rnOnicE Ho,'sn
VIII. M CONSTRUCTED

\ buldinv permit covering tn
construction ~ building tc cea,
) zoo 0OO has henu issard ~ tn
Merchants rr0du o. COMPANY Tho
building H. Ia be- located h,iwt"n
Taylor and polh streets along the
Fort Worth ana Denver tracks and
Nill b" - h 500 lrW w iimclduns
Another permit han boon itsuel
Ia brown Spurlook tor the erection
of q porch tn - residence nI 90
Harrison street, value 200.
The building permits lnr Aprll
probably viii oNr"'d "a amount th'
permits iasucd ir amy one month 40
far this year, according 20 CIV ~.
ginrer II n Jones
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
Anusements
HtAlif APPEAL II WRITTEN
WIR TIM StGIHRt ~uER'

What a., literary critics said al
Emerson llolgh's famous novel Tho
Sagchrushcr. has proven true OF Hen
lamin u llimptuns screen edition.
a powerful W. W ilodktnson release.
which Is the attraction lt the Mission
Theatre today, namely the fact that
u has The quality of universal ap.
peal
Universal appeal Is tho thing that
made Shakespeare and Dickens inn
mortal Il isa quality that makes !,
stony ct u play ar a book here and
there today rise from tho ranks of
the merely good, and make pro
nounccd artistic and financial sue.
cef,
In fact as Mark Twain said be.
fore hr himself had Joined the ina.
.mortals what Shakespeare and
those other fellows did was easy
enough. Just write something that
is a mirror 81 human NE aud emo.
ton, only better than lie max,
q, wha, might happen 20 any man.
hut more interesting than anything
iha, ever happened to a man before
Paint truly. but color highly. Mix
heart tues with brain tussle and
thrills; tears With laughs In the
right proportion oh, yes. It's easy
when you know how
That is What Emerson llough did
In THE Sagebrusher With one OF
the stronges, human situations on
record In either fiction or drama. he
has combined heart tuts with brain
tussle and thrills tears with laughs
Va tho right proportion In the
Great Authors production cast OF
star players luterpre, the roles OF
tho novel under the supervision OF
Benz u Hampton, who has proven
tina, he too had the formula OF
mixing tears With LAUGHS In the
right proportion Although NJ
llough has been a celebrated nov
ellis, for years. The Sagebrusher
is tho first Of his works 10 appear
on the I'reen
-. ss
\ Famous Gips, Picture ~ br.
audi To-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
SANTA ~ Ptssf\GIR TRAM
RIMS INTO MO1GR Tilth

Santa Pc passenger train No 9oi
running between Amarillo and
Sweetwater. which arryes here a
2 o. .. m. struck a uuck loaded
with sand az Derm0'i station
south Of slston. about 10 C'r'ort
Thursday mcrnins. ACCORDING to ni.
formation received 10 amarillo Tn.
driver Of the trucf wis urinluhd
according o. the report hu' fla
truct was destroyed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
Warrani, j,cr,l,I.

! 4 Coz To- u y burton, 81 Q
lut block ga Holland addition
Consideration S7gO
- u Burton Ia = \ Tholas. y
- Of ~ lui 2 block ga Holland
addition Confederation tso0.
\ u Spann to Emma rrullngor. lots
. and I. block .. g. q : Considers
tnn sg2o0
u u KIM To MARY T.. Biyins, lots
!, . Do block .2a, san jacintn pddi.
ton consideration $500
Mrs Mary Lyons go ! : ll.yuu.
part ct lGa block . \ u N cen.
,ldrnllun $4,000
rr W y lniimrr a. Fred bone.
lot. I. , o. block 80 san Jucintl ad.
uiton consideration $1,000
John N iarimer t0 Fred Bone,
lots q. q, 7, block 30, Ian laclulp
addition Consideration 'ioon.
! = Richards 10 Ruth N Hayden
part ot lot g. block l2l, Hughes na
dliou Consideration $500
Transfer,
r l.. Williams lo Nat.ouH. T. a. J.
yo. pants of lots I and 3, block lnN
plcwob, addition consideration
klf0o
G \. Glenn to Amarillo nulldlng
loan Association. luis D aul 60
block 20 q, 4 = Constellation
slttr.
Plat
o. \ Cmtls e. iu u,r's out NJ
,r,uun i,t. block b. u a "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

Special 10 The New,
FORT WORTH, April Inter.
ct OF operators throughout the \
Central Texas oil fields. remains
ceutered IN the new Wilharkct
county wildcat. the Wharton No. l.
" the Sinclair OH Co formerly
the Prescott. Peoria Oh Co. and 10
the new producer 10 the west of the
kemp.Mungcr. Allen district IN"
MunIer No I of the noger'Arl ip.
terest'
The Wharton well continues to
perform In sensational manner
and IL producing from l,0u0 90
1000 barrels dali yalihough It b.
not fully opened up THAT entire
section Is oyefrun with visitors WLu
are In high state OF excitement
Leases are changing hands az cNhor
bitant prices and real estate IN all
aearby towns has more than douelrn
The name OF the COMPANY has been
changed as a signal honor go the
general manager Of the COMPANY
Lloyd Slgler, to whom IL given most
Of the rev field, as he never lost
confidence In the test
Another Well showing.
Another Wilharker county tn iS
showing for production and = add
ing 10 the excitement. although "a,
sand Is entirely different from that
In the Slgler well II l. the Hale
farm we'll Of Ben Rohey Vt al which
Is showing at a depth OF i,'tv tee
In the Munger distric, the nogar'
Ard interests have become satisfied
that their new we'll located one mile
20 the ives, Of the H. N A. disco,'
cry veil will BE- good for around
1000 barrels daily when u Is COM
ple,ed. Possibly 10 will make evca
more. II = 80 FAR only thirteen iacl,
- In the sand but continues To flow
a. the cate OF zee to soc barrels dat
~. The flow cont<s without an'
evidence Of sal, water II Is reported
from the sand found at Lac feet.
In the same territory the Anderson
well IL standardisins to complete
aud u viii be closely Matched as
gifins further evidence on that dis
tN,t.
In stephens county, the Sua COM
pany l. reported 10 have brought ih
a big we'll on the Jennings tract.
Il il the No. and reports from the
field state that I, l. making S.ooo
barrels daily.
In the Necessity community Of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
CUBS AND TELEPHONE
BOYS TO PLAY SUNDAY

Amarillo Cubs Nill play ihe Bell
Telephone Nine Sunday afisfuos~ Yt
y O'Clock 81 the city park 4 HOLY
contested game - predicted rnd %
large crowd 81 fsns b. cxperi'd 90 tr
~ Attendance There viii Do - sd-
o lfslon charge
The lineup for the Cule b. af fol-
.oss Cuipepper. catcher. nfh
ward. pitcher. N0odwsro. In
Lac. Campbell. second has' Lang
ford. sh0rfaop: Hunter third ba~'
Kropff. left field. Lsdbeiief. 80 isf
field smiit rifht field. The uu-
pire has not ~ been ANNOUNCED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

Rub the join.r viii BALLARD
SNOW LIsIxEST 20 relieve rhenna-
tlsm. 81 pencfrates the flesh 10 the
hone conveying its soothing and re-
storafise Influence 10 the spot where
The pain exists. Sold BY al drngg.sis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

Tho rudout mother Is .'Wt,F Hn ih'
watch Tor symptoms ~ worms Zen her
hlldrru. palcnoss. lack of interest M
nlay. and pocylshuoss is the signal
ION WHITES CREAM VERNlFrGE
\ frN doses OF this excellent remedy
puts an end 90 the worms unl INC
hll soon acts naturally Sold hr ull
druggists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

Your doctor will impress upon
you that following recovery from
the active stage Of iuAucn a.,
there often reuairs "a indamcl
cougcs,ed Condition 81 the az
passagcs-ti Aat laryax, h,rn.
ghial tubes and lungs.
Frequently The c'ugh hangs on
sorcrcss Of tho chcs, persist
you take cold easily AID ,hcr,
may be obstinate catarrh. This
condition is slow to clear w. an.
II neglected may favor tie d..
vclopnicnt Of pncumonit, or later
on, serious disease Of the lungs
Such cas9s should on'muc
under the care az their physician
should exercise moderately IN
the open mir eat plenty of wlrir.
some food--avoid oVcrwotk and
sudden chills.
Nightly Applications 81 Wick
VapoRub may help nature e
complete the process Of repair
Because Nicks acts locally by
stimulation thru the skin TO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

The size q . drts tss
niessi cs,i his be y ara
~ BIZ iscs 1hsy void
iieh sne be Uould lie
,sNsss and fefsi.h loue-
'anssfil.thfY Wouldbsst
Ihey cfse 70 ar5f1f..e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03
WHARTON WELL IN W|LBARCER COUNTY
CONTINUES TO UPHOLD STRONG FLOW,
THOUSANDS OF VIsI TORS ON GROUNDS

stephens ,uuuty there are two new
producers one ot which has t.ilh.
llshod production from an rntlrr,,
a rWle,cl Tor that TERRITORY D. q.
The Satlerwhltc well of the GuIf
Prediction Company which s stan
ding in OH az s.h0p feet and lnoAs
Ike q big producer he usual pa,
sand lnlhat territory b. found AROUND
3,loO aud 3.enQ feet IN, other
new well Is tho rowuslip so. o.
the Aubync on a ga, Company
which Is flowing 500 barrels dahl,
after heavy shot
Ia the Pleasant Groyr district u.
the Rauger-Eastland district there
Is new producer ON the BROOK,
Heirs tract u D.. Tho 80 I of Sm.t,
{ RigEs. which is shoWlng Tor $50
barrels dalN although it BIS stli o.
ieet above the Blk pay o. D. OK
pectod lo make a bic producer whom
Z IL drilled lu
Making zoo lhrrcl,
In the Hollomau shallow pool u
he notthcaru rart OF Elstlud
county there rs another we'll 70 o.
he Charcll 80 e of the State. O'
Corporation, Viii, hls making 900
barrels daily at tho usual depth
There has been one.Wil' vNtcn
sion 20 the west OF the Sipc Sprust
shallow territory IN Comauchs ,nun
~ I, was furnished ~ the complr.
no moi two good wells ON the BIOS
we'll tract by Homer People, d'f
covercr ~ the fields Peoples ais.
has completed the Gresham ~ !
which is making so barrels daily 90
gGG feet
ln Young county another Wildcat
Is showing Tor production u is the
Scout No. Of tho North American
OH Company which is making about
20 barrels OF OH ~ ..l9N lc"t This
sand will hc tested 90 once. 10 bginr
the first showing for oll 40 that depth
In the county The Pratt veil of IN.
RoNana Petroleum Company. also IN
Young also developed SOS rr'fsur'
enough % catch fire and destroy N,
tlg. witch viii delay -ompleilon Tor
some time. The wcll no wis ,pravi1t
Oh aud Ras
There has been a considerable 70.
viyul " interest In the Milan county
field hv the completion of t~o new
wells In the Bauer tract ~ the Wis
cupsir Association Roth are reported
10 be- tioNiug by heads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

SCAR that lpos.d Lac corn ia.
ard tofne II ~ places Sas'e c-.tk
ifee ssisss Nth 70 sas 20 I
uisc CSiieufs scar 40 Onfrasff
could vel . cih-feres for ,is affs
spf!icssion. Whsr I had Led 1rs
cake q cu,ieufs Scar s-c ..s tcr
q cuiieufs Ointment b. sfss tsslss
sgnedl Mrs. y b. - ssff.i.t
Ken'ueky. S~Ts 2 1919
Once clear. ssst y0gr ss.n e.,ss ~
using Cuiicufs Sosp slc Olnir-f,
iof everyday toi,e f-fTerss 90
cuiclIs TsleufB y po~csi "a pes-
fufns sfoshing b-iiss.
tsag.s l.sl De. n H. 1.1.n -Crsssss
ls,s-s.srs-. pssa q kssss kss = - sss-5
80 Ar<I - - lnsFf 500 TaTuf -
- Cssl<.ss tess sAssss -fksss suss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

\ Famous .,ps, picture NJ Dr.
andi To-day.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

draw out tie inflammation. as.
tract the blood away from tht
congcstcd spots and relieve the
cough In addition, tLerciic
nal ingredients ot Ni,hs o.,
NaNoriacd hv the body heat
These vop0fs are hrca,hcl iu 81.
night long, thus buryiu, tlt
medication - bear directly upor
,hc iunWyd areas
Ni,ks should hc Rubbed g.
over the throat ana Oh 81 until
the skin Is rel then spread ,u
th'cily and covered with he,
flannel cloths leave the Cloth
Ii,s loose or uui the neck AND
nc bed clothes Ursngcd m tbs
lu"w of a funnel 50 the vapor
.c.ising may lc freely inhaled
tthe cough i'annoyjnr, swallow
n small hit ot Nicks the s,1c q a
pea.
Samples g. new users viii l.,
sent irrc % request g. the Vie,
Chemical Company 23l nr a.
Street, Greensboro, y G..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-03

o. \ curtis q al B u,'rs on NJ
.o,tiun i,t. block . b u a "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

CAPITAL
SEIZED,
REPORT
U. S. Marines and War
ships Held in Readiness
for Dash to Mexico

NOGALES. Ariz.. May s.
President Carranza was taken
prisoner when revolutionary
forces captured Mexico City
today. according to a tele-
gram received here this after
noon by Obregon adhercnts.
The message was dated Mex
leo City and came via Chihua-
hua City and Hermosillo.
~rVyAoifIN0101 My 81.
a large force Of United States
marines will be sent imme-
diately to Key West to be
held in readiness for dispatch
to Mexico If necessary to pro-
tect United States citizens.
Secretary Daniels announced
today.
Five OF the six d-~sroyers sent 10
Key West Go prepare for possible
service of the east coast OF Mexico
arrived at go a. m. tho navy de-
parsment was advised today.
The destroyer Flurser. which was
slightly delayed In leaving New
York. will reach Key West BY to-
night The black Hawk. tender for
the destroyer division. Jagged be-
hind The swift warcfnft In their dash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Deputies Arrest
Stockade Fugitive

Il had hunch you were going 10
get me-" said Wayiand II r'Dia-
mond') Pomeroy. as. after being mr.
rested by deputy shcriffn at his
mothers home, 6756 23d ave. N. W..
Friday night Pomeroy escaped
froln the county stockade October ?.
1919, while serving : burglary sen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
BOY, 8 YEARS,
SAVES MOTHER

Brutally attacked near her home
Friday night by man who sprang
upon her from behind, Mrs. w. Itscn,
7o46 l6th ave. N. f.. was saved by
her 9-year.old son, who summoned
neighbor. ]. c. Barbor, from his
house at 7o25 10th ave. N. II.
Barbor arrived just as Mrs. Itsen
was being overpowered. after a ies-
perate struggle. and chased the thug
away. Police from Densmorc pre-
cinct station combed the neighbor-
hood for several hours without sue.
cess.
The attack occurred at 10th st. and
10th ave. N. r.. Mrs. rsen and her
son had just passed the corner when
the man. nearly six feet tall. ana
wearing n dark suit and cap pulled
down over his eyes. rushed suddenly
upon her and seized her around the
neck.
While his mother fought frantic.
ally TO free herself from the powerful
thug. the boy. screaming Justify for
help, ran to the door Of the Barber
home and reused the head Of ~
househoId. Barbor's appearance -
nlch b( time frustrated the eecQnd r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08

text on half a dozen blank whitc
pares: This space TO let. Inquire
advertising manager"
Can any one imagine an Ameri-
can magazine. or newspaper. ad-
rnitfing that advertisers were not
yainly clamoring for admission 10
its columns?
Is IL conceivable that any nation
nj journal IN this country would al
low even half an inch OF white
space 20 ever go TO press?
Indeed. can you conceive OF
business men allowing blank space
in publications OF general high
class circulation 10 go untenanted?
Advertising In this country Is
mot a luxury, nor IL II fad. or a
husiness experiment: II has so en-
tered into the weave OF our nation
al existence that the great public
never considers the existence OF q
business. movie feature, an op-
era. a new book. a spring suit. or a
hand AK. unless Il Is nationally sd-
vertised.
No other country advertises az
does this one: no other country has
as high ideals. as good service. as
scientiflc a management In It's
great stores. as this country OF
ours: and no nation finds as lux
urious and modern fittings and
utilities In the average home. The
kdvertisement is probably more Of
- cfvillzer and uplIfter than its
most ardent statesmen understand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
COUNCIL AGREES TO
drive OUT JITNEYS

drawing up the ordinance. this con.
dition was precisely sought. Jitneys.
1t has been estimated. have been
taking $1,000 day from the street
railway.
Caldwell declared that the street
car situation was reaching a crisis.
The municipal railway is going
behind 100000 annually" the may.
or stated. And this gigantic sum
does not include depreciation or pro.
vide sinking fund TO pay off the
bonded Indebtedness.
I'm other words. the city Is losing
$4,000 a day thru the operation of
its street cars"
That the city council would take
up the question OF a raise in fares
In few weeks was indicated by
Caldwell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
FISHING CRAFT
WASHED ASHORE
Fear Men Drowned Off Ore
gon Coast

ASTORIA. Ore. May s.--Two fish,
ing craft have been washed ashoro
at North Head and Il is feared that
the men who operated them lost
their lives.
The first vessel to come ashore
was that belonging to a crab fisher
man. Members Of the coast guard
Grey at Fort Candy say the boat
came In too close TO the breakers on
the north side of the jetty. and that
the fisherman was. without doubt,
drowned.
The second was a trolling boat.
Lifesavers have been on the lookout
for possible survivors for is houra,
but have found no trace. The veseo,
was probably occupied by two men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
No Confirmation
Received by u. S.

WASHINGTON. May S.--The
state department has no con-
firmation Of the report that
rebels had taken Mexico City
Neither has II rcceived any in
timstion that the fall Of the city
was imminent.
However. M direct advices
had been recsived from the cap
itai since Thursday night. All
telegraph lines out Of the city
had been cut.
The city OF Saltlllo. In Coahuila
iome state OF Carranza. has beer
aiken by the revolutionary forces. nc
'ording to a dispatch to Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
Juvenile Crooks
Steal From Autos

Three Juveniles, held by The police
Saturday. have admitted career OF
SIX months Of thefts OF auto acces-
sories. Detectives say the youths
carried wrenches. and systematically
stripped cars Of parts that they later
sold. Two u the boys are - and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
ROMANCE Is HELEN'S
MIDDLE NAME

This Is the story. as Helen con
structed n.
Helen. the beautiful dssshtsv Of .
stoiid farmer. lives and tolls In OBJ
security uufii she " ~. In sn smuse-
meut park she meets the eiean-cus.
tall. wssy haired youth whom. 81 .
Gisrce. she rveogrsss ~ the man Of
her heart.
frvm the dull farm. her hard
working father snd an un-ympz-
thetic stepmother. she eieps. with
uaroid.
Harold returns to his labor In q
venev mill. The honeymoon wsne.
and the high cost of living gets In It's
deadly work.
Helen and Harold live with usr-
cld's family In Two Rivers. The xtrA
feels out ~ place. = bit neglected.
One evening NJ the supper table
she appears In . state Of Intense en-
eifement.
Harold" she says. "you didn't
marry . poor girl. after ALL
letter from her aunt. Mrs. Hen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
JAP LEASE MAY
Be CONFISCATED

That the lease Of the st. George
apartment house, 1910 Yesler way.
win be transferred from its Jap pro-
prietors TO local prohibition officers
was predicted Saturday as result
OF raid.
In two OF the rooms. officers say.
they found a complete still in. opera
ton, and caught r. Hamado, one Of
the proprictors, manufacturing sake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-08
SUNDAY TO Be
MOTHERS DAY

Sunday will be Mothers Day. In
proclamation issued from saofficc
Mayor Caldwell declared tomorrow
set aside ar a day that honors the
dear. patient. loyal mother - the
mother OF our hearts; the wonderful
woman who has suffered and sacri-
fIccd for U.S." e.
Solicitation Of funds. the mayor
said. for any purpose on Mothers
Day Is unauthorized by the city.