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The Washington times., 1920-04-28

lsn, iO5; Ticklish, il5; Franc Tireur,
iO7; 'Daydhe. lO4
Fluh race-The Priscilla Handicap;
hllies and mares: thTee-yeaT- Olds ana
upward; one mile. Panoply, ia; Viz
ginia L., lOS; Fruit Cake. ll2 Diver
sion, OF Rubidium, 10; 'Wood
Violet, 81.
olds aRd upward one mile and GeVenty
yards. Hank ODsy, ~; 'Sans Pcur
I'd, 100; mistress Polly, lOi; -Mor-
mon Elder, IOi; sJoEn Of Arc, l04;
sGain de Cause, %; Oriental Park, 30;
sa-Brother Maclean, 100; 'Dottie Van
diver, IO4: peerless One, lOi; 'Belle
Roberts, 1903: Mountain Rose I'd, IN;
Broom Peddler, 100; SWaukeaE, lO4;
sBallast, lO4; 'Resist, 30.
Also eligible 'a-Ballad. lD4.
as. Louis entry.
Seventh race-Claiming; thTee-year-
olds and upward one mile and a six
teenth. 'EaTly Sight, ll2; King
Neptune, l12; White Crown, ll2; 'Paul
Connolly, lO7; 'Tom Brooks, I04;
.Alma b., lO7; 'Padua, 81; sun Gold.
ll2: Trentino, 1I2; 'Aigrette, 102; I;
sKingling I'd, 100; 'Meddling Miss.
lO2; .Capt. Hodge. i07; attorney
Muir, 100; 'Miss Finley. 1O2; 'P. q.
King. 100.
Also eligible ---' waterproof, lie;
Nebraska, 1l2; 'Prunes, IOT; Arbi-
traitor, ii2.
WeSther clear; track heavy,
The Washington times., 1920-04-28
HAvRs De GRACE ENTRIES.

HkN&E LsE GkAGk. Ma. Agul -.
Entries for Thursday:
First Taee-Maiden two-year-olds
selling; four and half furlongs. W.
4. Grives, III: Voormel, 1OT; 'Gladys.
100: Katharine Beal. 10; 'GeOrge W,
lOT: Victor A., no; Northern Lady,
iO7; Tut, 1O7; Sir Mortimer. lO2.
Second Tace-Clai ming; thTee-yeaT-
Odds; six furlongs. Enrico Caruso,
III; Track star, lOG; Lucie May, lO5
challenger, 1O5; 'kirah. lO2; North
ern Belle. lO5; indian, il5; Far East,
100; phantom Fair, 10: sBetsinda,
lO4; Foreclosure, 90; Calvert, 10;
Hotfoot, l05: 'Barrys Pet. 107: 'Bar-
dora. 1902; 'Pokey Jane, 90. Also ELI
gible-'Edith X. 100.
Third race-Claiming; three-year-
Olds and upwards; six furlongs. CO.
macho, 40: Charming. 1O5; 'Little
Cote, ll5; 'Canyasback, 06; Our
Nephew, 10; 'Ballast. 10; Little
Maudie. 1O5; challenger. %; Thistle
Queen, 1906: 'Phedoden, no. Marmite,
1906; John J. Casey. 10; 'Deckmate
10; Murphy, 40; Goldvale. 10; Lady
Ward, 1906. Also eligible-Capt.
Evans. 100; DR.. Hall, 100; 'Nsncy Ann.
90: 'Sylvsno, 10.
Fourth race--The Ascot High
Weight Handicap; three-yesr-olds and
upward six furlongs. Pickwick, 12T;
Charlie Leydecker, l12;' midnight
sun, ll2; Scurry, l25 Turf. los; 'Stal-
The Washington times., 1920-04-28

bers OF faculties, three government
officials. two United states Senators,
q egEsE EEGNiNs0t ekafSh0ssG. "a
cluding three bishops, several maga-
zine editors, and more than twenty
sociological experts.
Delegates fros ID. q.
Among the Washington delegates
To the convention are Philander r.
Claxton. United states Commissioner
OF Education; Surgeon General Hugh
s. Cummings; Senator Selden p. Spen-
Ger. Missouri; Senator Wesley Jones,
of Washington; DIR. Henry Il. Jack
son, United States Bureau OF Educa'
tion; DIR. Emmett J. Scott, Howard
University: DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, as
sociate editor Good Housekeeping"
Dr. Clarence J. Owens, president of
the Southern Society and Director
General OF the Southern Commercial
DR.. Livingston Farrand.
chairman OF the executive Committee
OF the American Red Cross; Virgil V.
Johnson. National Travellers Aid So
ciety; DIR. Il. c. Dinwiddie, and Com
missioner Louis Brownlow.
The Washington times., 1920-04-28
YANKS PLAN POLITICAL
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE

At a conference held today at the
New Ebbitt Hotel steps were taken to
organize the Ex-Service Mems Ma
tional Political Vigilance Committee.
Col Grant T. Trent, OF Rogersville,
Tenn, was elected temporary chair
man, and Private George S. CARL, Jr.,
OF Indianapolis, was elected tempo
rary secretary. 1t was agreed to hold
another meeting at an early date.
The Washington times., 1920-04-28

Bed-time-the children's hour
when the little girls prattle is
music-and the laddy's laugh is
like a memory Of your youth.
The children have been out
playing all afternoon-t their
cheeks are rosy-they are hum
cry. What will you feed them
before they snuggle off to the
land Of Happy Dreams2
The Washington times., 1920-04-28
DR.. CARROLL TO SPEAK.

FAIRY Tales Come True" will be the
topic OF DR.. Mitchell Carroll in an ad-
dress at the Women's City Club this
evening. short musical program
will be given by Miss Katherine Foss,
soprano, and Miss Helen Gerrer, vio-
Iinist
The Washington times., 1920-04-28
SOC|OLOGISTS WILL
MEET HERE IN MAY
More Than 1000 Delegates
Coming for Ninth Annual
Convention.

More than 1000 delegates from the
United States. japan, England, Can
ada. Mexico. Spain, South America
Central America, Alaska and Austria :
liza will meet in this city to attend
the ninth annual convention or the
Southern Sociological Congress, May
o TO 13.
The first session will be held Sun
day afternoon, May o. in the Metro
politan Memorial Methodist Church.
The evening session will also take
place there. Other sessions will be
held In the auditorium OF the New
National Museum.
Southern society Host.
The convention is being conducted
under the auspices OF the American
Sociological Congress. the national
headquarters OF which are in the
Munsey building. this city. The
Southern Society. with a membership
of 1.750, will act as host
The convention will be divided as
follows: Monday. May 10, public
health, Senator Wesley NJ Jones,
chairman; Tuesday, church and social
work: Wednesday, travellers aid;
Thursday. race relations. These con-
ferences will make up the afternoon
sessions. while at the morning and
evening sessions every feature OF So
cial welfare work will be discussed.
Among the speakers win be govern.
ors OF i've States, a score of univer-
sity and college presidents and men,
The Washington times., 1920-04-28
CAR STRIKE IN TOKYO.

HONOLULU. AawaH. April 2S.--
Street railway trafne In Toxic has
been tied up by q general strlh9
nifty employees.
The Washington times., 1920-04-28
~rss' sssi ss: %:a@$ 5s$ tastes good as cake
q g. A at bedtime

Something that will build energy
and bonc-and body Bond
Bread and milk! For food like
that will digest, even if the kid
dies go to bed right away.
And gladly and heartily they will
eat what is good for them-if
it's Bond Bread and milk.
They'll love it like cake and ask
for another slice.
The Washington times., 1920-04-28
Stomach

Constipation -
responsible f.;
most ailments.
When the bow
els bee o m .
elogged, bilious
ness. indigestion
kidney silmsnt,,
impure blood,
rheumstism snd
kindred his re-
suit. You need
natures remedy
for constipation.
Purchase at your
nearest drug
eists for SOC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
FRAZIER GOES
TO CONVENTION
He'll Address Savings Bank
ers at Boston

Raymond n. Frazier, president OF
the Washington Mutual Savings
hank. left Tuesday for Boston,
whore he Will address a national
conference Of savings bankers.
From there he win go 20 Pinehurrt,
North Carolina. 10 attend the an
nual spring conference OF the e1-
ccuiiye council OF the American
BANKERS association, OF which he u
a member.
Savings bankers OF New York
aud New England viii address the
Boston convention on subjects Of
current interest. and among the
more prominent men scheduled 20
speak are IS. Davies Warficld. pres
ident OF national association Of
owners OF railroad securities: Con.
gresham John J. Esch. chairman
OF house committee on interstate
and foreign securities and Profes-
sor Irving Fisher Of Yale university
on Savings and the Unstable Dol.
lar"
Frazier win address the confer
cnce on the subject: what In the
Hest Publicity and Advertising for
Encouraging Savings and for Pro.
noting Good WIN" He will also
lead round table discussion on
the topic OF what constitutes the
best savings bank publicity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Bell st. tsrminai-str chsx ". Moody.
str Benz v. Packard. gas boat KAN
ehstka
Pier i.--Bge Eiwen
Pier ir-str bergen.
Pier ii-Motsr sohr Kirkctinc, str Fanny
patsrd. echr AxAiea
Union on dock-rower sohr Bender Bros.
Pier Str Stanley.
Pier .-stchr chas n Wilson.
Pier str Northwestern. str jefferson.
Pacific Coast buntsrs-u. n. 1. 3 swift
Pier D--s,r Admiral schley.
Skinner Eddy ysrds-sr Eastern
Planet
Pacific Coast Knsinssrans work.--s,r leo
mum.
Lander ct s.rrninai-sshr wawona
Spokane " tsrrninsi-Motor sehr w. n.
fiut str W. y. burrows. str Geo
Hammond mfr-u. r. @. q. snohomish.
East wst.rvsy--su West Jena str Yves,
Smith Gov. ,sr,ninai--str nssvay.
puthis ysrds-str Eastern Dawn. str 10
mean.
Am.s ysrds-su Roosevelt
Todd drydocks-str Eiihu Thomson. str
Admiral Evans. str Eastern Admiral.
Hir Eastern Glade. str AKron. str East
ern Victor. motor srhr Aiki
Take nnion--Huiis snoauaimie. Broston.
Ieofs. EndyInien. Fort Jackson. Ad-
olson. Bough;oa. Iiowesmont. bourne
vile. Aiisnhurrt. Abiila. Adrfa. Ca
praria. Elestra. oel~in. Asydos. Area
dsfnia. Academia. PcTuts. Black Wolf.
Biekiand, nastins. Blanford. Agron.
Anthem. Fort Harrison. Fort stanwtx.
fmufka. Kitoa. Loot. Dione. caEaoan.
CoHiap. Cinsyrns. cardia. ELISA. sehrs
Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice. hges
corus. Fresno. whaling strs Kodiak.
Tsnginak.
Purr; Bound Bridge and Dredge yard
Str Patterson.
stream--Bk Oriental. str Abnsr Coburn.
iieffernan irydockz--str Brookdaie. str
Lake Fitch.
Fisher FIGURING mliis--str Eastern Ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
STRIKE HOLDS
UP ship MENTS
Market Is Short on Caliior-
MIA Vegetables

Local wholesale produce market
felt the first effect Of the switch
mems strike Tuesday when ship
mentA 90 California lettuce ana
Mexican tomatoes scheduled To ar
rive here failed 10 show up
Market ~ now scarce on both
these commodities and prices have
advanced aH follows Lettuce. s. a
crate. Mexican tomatoes. 81 20 ii.so
lug. Onion prices are higher az s
cents = pound,
Potato market ~ stendier Tuesday
az tiss "A ton. The only commodity
on the market that dealers declare
n plentiful In asparagus which IL
selling az i2is 90 is cents a pound
Butter ana egg markets are
steady. Cheese prices are higher all
along the line.
Receipts at the local stock Yard
TucHday amounted 90 400 head ~
cattle and eos sheep Market was
stronger Ia all divisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. April it--GrAin futures on
the Chicago Board Of Trade today
showed a decline of Abou; lie In corn.
shiia oats sank 10 approximately last
ulEhts close. Trade was LIGHT, largely
leeai ana somewhat duo TO the hcsitancy
% buyers and shippers on account Of the
strike situation and reports Of large de-
mRnaa Tor export
stir Ia trading thsy have previously
Provisions remained nominal
MAY corn. which opened down &c at
81 90. remained the same IN later trad
ing July. down &C on opsning At
tttsh. lost ~ later. Rsptsmber. down
&c on opening At tisfta. fell off NC Ia
later trading
May oats. down ~ on opening at stte,
failed 20 show any change either way on
The later market. July. opening Nc lower
At sEhc, lost 10 later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
15-Year-Old Boys
Reported Missing

Harold Glover. Is. living at sots
Latona ave-. was reported missing TO
the police Tuesday By Mira John Mo
Hatruc. with whom he was living.
The lad was wearing a red maekinRw
and corduroy trousers when he dis
appeared.
Ohio Cox. rs. left his home al s1it
ssth ave. \. W. Monday afternoon
and did not return. Ills parents
sought the aid OF the police Tuesday.
The missing boy IL described aR be-
ting OF medium build light complex
toned and wore hts hair brushed
straight back. lie wore knee trous-
ers.
Harold Kick. rs, slim and ngh;
complexioned. left lis home at s9s7
5Tth ave s. W. Monday. II was re-
ported 10 tho police Tuesday by the
boys parents No reason for run
ming away was furnished the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Illinois Primary
in Motion Today

CHICAGO. April i3-1lilnois was
TO indicate her preference for the
presidency today-the choic. being
between favorits son as a success
or TO Lincoln and Grant and dis.
ungulshed military officer with a
national record % achievement.
Interest In toiay's election was
confined 10 tho republican party.
Gen. Leonard wood md Gov Frank
o. Lowden. Of the @. O. r.. were the
only regularly named candidates for
the preference. In the democratic
party there were no presidential can
didates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Seattle Is Not in
Oregon, Post Admits

Seattle has been discovered and
definitely located by the New York
Evening Post. That publication now
admits Seattle is not in Oregon.
The story IL told In this editorial In
the Posts edition OF April s:
In referring to Senator poindexter's
presidential candidacy sorne time ago We
credited him. and incidentally Seattle. to
Oregon. The publicity bureau of the Sc
attic Chamber OF Commerce protests
against this violation OF geography
Representative people OF Seattle. n es-
plains, naturally rebel against ~rediting
Seattle to a sister state when they have
helped make Seattle the metropolis OF
the Pacific Northwest and aided in bring
ing II from glst place among ports Of
the United States In 1911 10 second place
In 1918. The bureau ventures the hope
that Its protest will prompt a statement
crcditinK Seattle 20 Washington" We
are glad to be let off SO easily, and
cheerfuily state that Seattle 10 really and
truly In Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Won't Let Up on
Postoffice Fight

Discussion as TO what steps to
take towards getting a new federal
building for Seattle. in spite OF the
fact that advices from Washington
are to the effect that there has been
an agreement In the appropriation
committee not TO report out OF the
committee any bill covering appro.
priations for public buildings. win be
decided at a meeting TO be held at
II o'clock wednesday under the di.
rection OF the federal building com.
mittee OF the Chamber OF Commerce
at the chamber assembly room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
TALK TO MARS?
MIGHT Be DONE
So Says Sir Oliver Lodge;
Suggests a Plan

Sir oliver Lodge. who viii lecture
at tho Arena neat Sunday night. has
added his contribution TO the popular
discussion concerning the possibility
Of communicating with Mars. The
British scientist 10 convinced that
not only IL there n spirit world an~o.
slated with the earth. but that most
Of the planets contain some kind OF
Intelligent life.
In California last week. Sir Oliver
saidi Il, would be poazibic 20 set up
an immense goometrioal figure on
the Sahara dcaert. for instance, and
then n the inhabitants of Mars are
Of high order OF intelligence II In
possible that with their powerful
telescopes they might be able 70 din
tingulnh the figure and determine
that u had been the work Of man.
Geometry Il a universal science. and
Il IL not unlikely that II tho Mariians
are OF high order OF Intelligence
they would interpret the figure an an
effort ma communication
speaking generally. the inhabl.
tants OF some of the older planets
may be much further advanced In
soul and mentality than We arr. Tho
earth hborcd to bring forth man for
hundred million years There are
some men. know. who resept being
descended from animals. but n men
are descended from angels We might
then feel that We had gone down
grade. In future aRea the human
race may riHe 90 heights Htiii greater
than those from which IL has alr~asiy
risen. In the beginning man may
have been little less than gorilla
In appearance. with n shaggy GOV.
efinE. but he had the possibilities Of
a high destiny for he had the gilm.
meringH OF n soul
Seat sale for Sir divers lecture
opens "Wednesday morning at tho
Arena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

Railway workers decided unani.
mously 20 walk out some Of them
left their posts at midnight. Traf.
Tic on the Midland and Great West.
ern lines was suspended.
you are called on TO act swiftly
and suddenly TO have 100 dauntlenr
men whose lives have been hanging
By thread for eight days. the
strike call says.
They have continued their hunger
strike. altho many are at the point
Of death. while their titled iailera
shrek Lot them de-
Lord Lieutenant French last de.
clined 20 $50 n delegation. headed by
the lord mayor. regarding the pr.s
onrrn.
Commercial activities thruout
southwest ireland were stopped by
the strike no trains or street cars
were running. Stores and saloons
were closed.
Mail curriers' quit work.
The guard around Mount Joy
prison. on the outskirts Of Dublin
and around Dublin castle. was In
creased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
BANK CLEAisiSGs
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEw YORK. April i,.--feadinE Issues
registered fractional changes At the stock
market opsniuH today United states
Steel opened ct i0f OF \ Mexican Pc
trnieum az ipA. unchanged. Cfvclhie at
l6kh, or " baldwin ~ 60 of v.
atudr baker az ilkh. up v TaHaA Com
peus a. 2ot., OF Z Corn Products ~
iesN. ~ - Reading AZ tss. Off ~
Republic Btesi 81 isSs off y
bsaf raid. ained At General .0torH
early ~ the afternoon. brought that stock
down - points 80 gb9 The movement
also affected several other insues sugar
stocks sold or, but when the pressure
VAS iified they recovered.
The market cioaod strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13

stalls so-s;. Ryson or Calumet baiSins
powder. aac: NJ. J. y. tea, e3c per y N.
Van Camps soups, DC can, st.ob doz
stall III large bottle sniderR catsup
soc: Booths sardines. zoe can, straw
berry preserves. 7sc jar. stall ise. I'm
pkg seeded rHlsins, 2oc; lbs. white
beans. aso Stalls se-aa-5t. potato sau'
sage. ibo 10. compound. l5c 10. Stall
l0-A, seedlcss grape fruit. 6 for 2bo. Flor
ida grape fruit, Ice each. Stall %, Ma
cola oil. s6c. sec. si.ss, s2.t9; NJ J. y
coffee. $50 10. \ ms. ti.bo, ihs. sa.tS
crisco. stc. h2c. 800 1870, ssss stail'
sa-as = Golden West coffee. $3.50,
10. Blue Ribbon tea. 6se. pkgs. Shred
dede Wheat, 2bc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
But We Don't Need
a Test Over Here

LONDON. April i3.-Here's n tip
for police Judges In doubt. Tests
made az oxford university to deter.
mine the state Of a mans intoxi.
cation included his ability TO draw a
circle enclosing n square and to draw
diagonal lines from corner to corner
Of the square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
PLAN CARNIVAL
(.FOR WAR VETS
Promoters Say II VIII Be
Feature of Reunion

First annual reunion OF the World
War Veterans association viii b.
held In Seattle Tor two weeks, begin
ning Monday, April 10 Vets from
Nashington. oregon. Idaho Montana
and British Columbia win ho here to
greet their old comrades,
G. @. Yeats, secretary of the seat
Tie chapter OF the association. ~ N
charge OF the entertainment being
planned for the visitors, huge OK
hIhlt 81 war relies viii be SGT M In
the vacant lot az Fifth ave. aud lie
nara st. declared Yeats.
The Greater Alamo shows viii
stage dan. Sasctaclcs az this corner
headquarters Of the association Is AT
rs Onion st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Apfi Hogs Receipts
3 600 head market sts.oo higher BULK
Of sales. ttataaiSsGi butchers. tiaboU
ii6se packinF. tig7&ui37s. light
itfse0istoi pigs. "a go is.so. roughs
ga seola.
Cattle Receipts. 1000 head. market IL
gse higher Reef, iie tou IS -. butcher
steers. tikt@ltsEs tanners and cutters
ttt oWHs siockafs and feeders. i7.sO9
d IS. cows. i1.st0itzs. calves. ti7so9
"a
hhsepr-nsccipis. = 900 head. market is
sse lower Lambs. iitg zo7s. ewes. I'll
III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
"He-Muffs" Latest
East Coast Fashion

ATLANTIC CITY. " J.. April IA.
The Boardwalk has turned loose
a brand new one A young elegant
riding alone in his wheel chair.
wearing tweed topooat with n
brown fur collar His hands were
covered with a brown fur muff. No.
body harmed him. tho women held
pale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FIRE INQUEST
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Afraid. finally got them cut by
climbing onto the fire escape my
SELF. taking them by the hand and
starting them down"
When this was accomplished. Ncfl
said. he went down the escape e
fourth floor. where he repeated
ousing Of guests and their IS
" TO the escapes.
Then | wen; down 20 Fhe first
floor" he said. where I knew there
was sick boy. ! found my way
10 his room and felt In his bed g
see II he was there. lie vas gone
"Did you see Miss Grove in the
hallway" he was asked. lie an
swered. No"
O. c. Kennedy. manager OF ths
clothing department OF Chcas,y's
and former occupant OF room ssf
az the Lincoln, said he was awakened
BY the arrival Of apparatus
Il could hear the songs outside
he said at sounded like tho ap
paratus was coming up Second ave
didn't hear any gongs In the hall
way. saw smoke coming from
rooms SIS and S2s. near the dunt
waiter. and got out as quickly as
could.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Kiwanians Give
Mayor an Emblem

A charter member Of the Kiwanis
club. Mayor Caldwell was made the
recipient Tuesday morning Of blue
plaque containing the letter X In de-
sign. emblematic OF the club. The
presentation ceremony was held In
the mayors office. Prominent mem
bers OF the club were In attendance.
fire escape exit on the second floor.
Alfred l.. Tail. a guest. OF Spokane.
declared In answer TO Graves aues-
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
ExTINGUIsHER WOULD
NOT WORK, HE SAYS

Il asked the janltor n he had a
hose said Good. He said there was
none. but he'd get fire extlngulsher
from the second floor. He returned
with the extingulsher. and 4,
wouldn't work when we got back
into the lobby. Rice, the night clerk,
was calling the fire department
81 heard him say. There's a little
fire up at the hotel here. Better
send an engine We didn't any Of
US think II was serious. / walked
w to the sixth floor. where found
my wife sitting by the window She
had heard the gong outside. We
took the babies and walked down 70
the lobby and out into the street. 4,
was 20 minutes from the time I first
noticed the fire that we began 10
think II was serious"
Good said his rooms were two
doors from Miss Groves. He said he
did not see her that evening, and had
not secn Duncan, the janitor, or Rice
the night clerk. since the fire.
did you hear the fire gongs ring
Ing 10 the haIl?" he was asked.
.No.- he replied.
Sadie @. Heaiy and Miss AInina
George. employe Of the school board
both Of whom were guests at the
Lincoln. testified that they heard nc
gongs. A Grated Victrola. weighing
$50 pounds. was in front of the north
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Filipino Is Sent
to Reform School

NJ. Rincon, one OF the trio OF Fiji.
pino forgers. was sentenced to serve
tory by Judge King Dykcman Tues
day Rincon was convicted of forg-
Ing $3.50 check with the name OF
Andrew Switzer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
Friendly "Scuffle"
Results in Injury

Franz Adelman. musician In the
Coliseum orchestra. wac scufflinE
with some feiiow-muriclans at Fifth
ave. and Pike st. Monday afternoon.
and sustained bruised Lex when he
was struck by an automobile driven
by II. J. McNeioe. 1868 Rainier ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-13
CORNER

stall iof Sucoa. s'c 10. nos mo
peanut butter. 7ec NJ. cans assorted
spices. ibe stall iis. iamb steak. soc
10. hamburger and sausage zee 10
pork steak, soc n. stall 1911 First ave
new crop peanuts 20c 10 Blue Ribbon
tea, Sic N Ridgway's tea, tbo N. stail
3, leaf lard, fsc n. pot roast, nc ~
local bacon. CSC n stall ,. halibuL soc
ID. salmon. asc n shad ise n stall
lie. bars sunny Monday soap, a5c.
large pkg Aibcrs oats. ale. /: large cans
tomatoes, gsc