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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

visiting the hospital u occurred To ~"
To ask about tho Mays, though had
been told thcfo VAS no deep penetration
work done on,Y cshminntlorf ] saw
the head Of the department and told my
,tory. Ito said. This Il very strange.
indeed | am Just gong 10 see III"
greatest specialist In our work ana !
know he has o deep penotriilon appn
rntus viii calCat the hotel later and
tell you all about tt lie has Just boon
her. and | Am to begin treatment to-
morrow. ils II calling for mo In hs
car, he said need not give the matter
second thought. NJ tfuub,v wouh b"
absolutely arrested. and doubtl,sS
cupd.
Two speca IN New York said I
rad nothing 10 fear, bat II tho trouble
rcapp,ared 20 take tho tiy treatment
at once just TO prevent any possible an
noyance. ! feel about one hundred
years younger and as light as = feather
since this irritating anSi'iy ha, been
lifted. Robert always lnohsd 30 care
fully after my health when here, and
now It is very beautiful 10 have the
proof OF his continuous care.
A tea Is being gwen me day after to.
morrow by tho Matqnlsa dc ROcham-
beau. | wrotc verses about her pre-
scn,ing flag 10 a camp named for her
family and shells delighted she called
with her three daughter, yesterday and
YOU should sec the wry the hotel peo-
pie sslsamed at her, Count Rochamheau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
Let's Be Reasonable
W. HEAR mueh talk the.s day, .bou. no eomprom.c"

UE HEAR much talk these days about no compore about loss
o independence" and the protection OF personal freedom
These strong They should he carefully used They seem
TO understand but they frequently misleading they are
wrong,
The employer dependent upon his woc The Workman de-
pedrn upon hi, employer The husband dependent h' wife
and the wife husband NJ dependent the butcher
baker and osndlr,hck maker.
And of compromise all lc j. comPomrc HAT Is Che only
thing that make, lie either possible enjoyable
We compromise at home work. IN he succt 80 man
is perfect that he makes mistake No wise that he
knows all Only the perfect mau.hs right mo omhc
and lie docs not i've
Tho nation that would he nation OF b that IS
bound together through united service
We others others We work 10 The
money TO the things wc need and he uc, udru want
misery and disaster
Work well done give, feeling o freedom AMI deprnince
Which much than the actual thing Ncng entirely Tree from
all about would very uncomfortable then each world have
all his cohcs build hi, hou and produce tcy hing
ne needed with his hands
GEr TIE FlELING OF FREEDOM THAT ONLY COMES
WITH WORK.
~ " and
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
Burgess Bedtime Stories
PETER DOES SOME QUICK THINKING
In time Of danger heed this rule: .
Gsas Think hard and fast. but pray keep cool

HE bramble tanse the Of very large
be really safe there RIdy had forced hi, almost
sAe middle and Peter knew it Peter d quick thinking Never
T here knows he can't move quickly
saoust" thought Peter "Wha, trying
Tine he work his through chase will
- won't have ghost Of chance catch Vet he willing
II nothing"
Tuyl Hurry Let. get her, a, fast ". can" cried
td ll. Mrs Peter following night Peters heels She perfect
Daac Of fright.
instead of hurrying stopped the edge Of
~ bramble that Mrs Peter bumped mo him hard she nearly
nember.d Mrs Reddy Could she Could
b ,hn Rddy was trying to drive he out OF The tame unsc 50 that
sge thing that looked the least spou, could he see
dy lying flat behind old stump aud where he Peter
But, although way perfectly safe something n,d. Of Peter
warned him that wouldn't be safe through
, ..'@ n Ne % for .",a Nc ,omsns e M i @ m nave r @
% Fox well enough know that he the vc w would
n n ss to , nc e no" Cs % I upos S but to at de ge
~ be caught just outside the banc tangc"
ssy here because i We do Rsd viii catch We can't run for on
there because Mr. Reddy will That will she
i6lng out there For don't believe she anyway
W = caught running for my lie than sill doing nothing
whatever d'd you kat The dear old B'pah ior' i YOU had
Ana tdnt 10 he paying little Mrs Peter
"a Peter be terribly frightened le kept one eye on
'ss % n ''ss ss Presently ys he Ss %s%t % ana & WI. mind ' s S
Va hiding close BY as he was She wa, she must &c
sosh her IRON where he sat r'' '"''' '"' ''''
- 8 NJ: mind where Mrs Reliy was, Peter turned his
Ass1sss sk vas little Miss tupiaii before became Mr..
" not sas have s1s any R @ n,a i%s DO ,oa Sas No.
D s.eoad, but follow right at my heels I'm % going to
Isas. nothing worry about my s. dear 'sis,';s iss:
- Wssr a safe - we in dear Old Briar-
lasw Il but II was So {" you will all learn
ecwagh is1 BY ". T. Durse,)
- onut vly Pssss DiSat werry.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

Tours Ftanc-, June II, 1918,
Dear Marcus:
am sthl here md likely 20 te Tor an
Indefinite timc. Just when ! planned
TO so 10 Paris ami cp to England hell
broke loose agnin. nni Paris and Ion
don both seem placrs ,o avoid. II is
most curious. buL early In May Rob.
erts messages kept telling me- had
better not wait until June 10 70 to Eng.
land to 50 by May 10Th,
But IN nli these occult matters
want my own Judgment 20 supplement-
any advice ! receive. | could not sec
why ! should go May 18th. So I
STAYED on. and now ! SEQ why. Hut
when he sent me so peremptorily from
Paris ho told me why. and wonder he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
old Stories IN Ncp Time
From The Time, Files.
Twenty Years AGO.

The announcement Of Fred Sutton
as candidate ior reelection 10 the
school board appcap ~ this issue OF
the paper.
u. G. Levi, has bccn appointed ny
Governor RiWc, as a delegate TO the
lrans'Mlsaissippi oongrc,, at lIou,
ton.
Warren Olnun son OF Judge J ".
Oimun was takcn yesterday wi,h a
congeNi,e cmli and ior tiue II
was thought It would prove fatal.
lie is somewhat improved today.
though sui out OF hrs head
!, is 'aid that Frank Gault will
allow the use Of his name as a
candidate for councilman from the
first ward.
Work has begun on the site for
the new library building at the cor
ner OF Jhrd and Robinson streets.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
QaiHen's &ips

There are two Ways to get On
'inefca,e ol wages-go on strike or
reier the controversy to Mr.. vii.
SON.
1t is easy enough TO ce' a drink
II You can find that sort Of doctor
and tina, sort OF druggist
A Birmingham professor says Inc
public /, being fed on axle grease
in pies. Well. we need some sort
OF lubricant IN this fast age.
JUS, when = man is beginning n
think himself a prominent eitiaep
some migrate proposes him for vice
president,
Italy proposes tax on lafiness.
In this country the object is aehieve6
by the price charged for eats.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

II wise ruling Of the federal bark Chicago which hi
employees their salary less $
any hay and many Money doesn't hr
sess poverty responsible trouble
Denied by those who began their marital salary dollars
month and lived happily aterward but 'l, changed y
should girl until he her II he that
less SIPS he such financial genius the
. raise his salary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
Ten Years Ago.

\ local chapter Of the Daughters
OF the Republic OF Tesa, wa, formed
yesterday at the home OF Mrs.
Arhr II Doi',ler. following Q one
O'Clock luncheon OF beautiful appon,-
mcw'. Mrs Geisslcr was made
president OF the order.
Degree Of divorce wa, today
granted Mr., Ava Willing As,os
from her husband John Jacob Ator.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
Oo1lf@0rrp
- bYR nm ~
THE GADDERS.

Vow those who spent M winter in the somewhat sunny south
Or o Cuba cyaje impending drouh.
viii trek along the homcwad ua TO tell the neslbor all
About the pleasant they had while We heard bnards bpAl
For them NJ icy nori,p blew. gas down +, o far.
Because the modest mercury 80, somewhat under par,
For where they spent the winter months
And life pretty soft iof those who cad about the map
They'll pack wardrobe trunk and seek another cline
Adjacent capped peak or by northern shore.
While Others behind to weter sweat and and
they will send HON, postal card, with bre,y
Tie evening, 50 chilly there's ire in the crate
And wooden blankets needed when is time to hit the hay
While here the blamed thermometer pusueS higher way
And thus they from here there, from hiher yoa
In cooler olme 20 lnger TIL the irys gone,
And then ~ mllcr e,adc the Nintcrs Gold,
Regardless OF expenditures mNyureney or gold
But do we envy thos. 10 whom a home is but a stop
A the they take whcneeI the flop
Who pk the climate thar they want and pick imu'euen too
Wen tell the world that en,yng' exactly what we do.
However seeking silver lining Joy the Of spring
despite March winds, house cleaning and the ubiquitous onion which o
who have been with II all The rSt robin M
i 10Y they may And when bring,
ioe days brings real re those who spent tic
place the Herr ohemoen used Not suh bad world
after ALL aUdenc cant have everything although try with measure
OF success
The den, may feel cheerful HI. conyer'aion suggests hut IN
gent he working doesn't and there should b, sympathy Tor suffering
Among other for whom swing wicked hammer, Is the
Who insist, supplying proof for all of his statements
Bank deposits keep on inn although there i, no lack of bandit
whose HE work j, TO relieve that situation
by tbc time Quit worrying about the peach bul' the winter nhea
IS apt 10 reed attention
There whose utere,, literature nef IN In
hook that has been suppressed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
Fifteen Years Ago

The Sidnly l., Brook Dry Good,
company held its inaugural opening
today and at an early hour The
elegant establishment Was throngea
with happy shoppers. The old Nit
scher Mitchell stand ha, been rear
ranged and filled with new goods.
Mr.. and Nss. Richard Ragon. Miss
Evelyn Ragon, Miss Josephine LIN
coin and Jimmy Mason we're among
the number who went on, 20 the
Country club for a 'possom hunt last
night.
Dir y r. Messenbaugh was nom-
mated for mayor by the republican
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

yesterday with g. 4 Paul Tor city
attorney AMI John llay'on police
Judge
Many Oklahoma City back yard
gardeners are getting ready now TO
begin planting.
Francis Key Brook, ri Guthrie
will spend Sunday N the city. lie
- bishop of the Episcopal church Of
the territory and will make an ad-
dress sunday night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
PHONEY.

PHONEY.
A gent eSuberant and gay
4 iat,led gent and dizzy
Explains he phoned the other day
And found the line not busy
loseye not surprising to learn from the Advertisements that
girl finds telephone The remarks ~ the tired business
who has bn handed the number would IRON booming
Americans addicted habit that there
no doubt iha, this city need, convention hall
And that the becoming active in politics perhaps
1t should be equipped with smoking for the ladies'
Which from those who take themselves seriously
that hey something OF Joke 10 the rest oi ",
Anyone who has whhood the vIoiu OF modest real
isn't feel ree,S when he learn, that the ,or,
fortune, that line OF endea,or being ms unanimous verdict that
l.ry the
Turkey has been kicked around long Will. without being kicked
pieces, fate il has deserved from time to time.
weren't for the grade crossings there might eventually
enough automobiles 10 60 around.
People talk deal about preparedness but few modern homes
with frad hole cyclone cellar The tornado recognized
formidable foe but convinced that isn't his
Fortunately OF them right about it, and there borrowing
trouble although good many do.
denon,e disposition ~ getting haircut Sat.
urday night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
Ripping Rhmles
by Walt Mason.
FORGOTTEN,

VOU know how ,ayaaely We swofs
tat pfoiilccrs must 70. sic
months ago. or maybe four. for they're
q public Zoe There was a mar,haling
oi clans nj lawyers brave and bold
and there were iirfcS statistics fans,
who'c real would uc'cf grow cold.
Ouf breasts Rcre filled with golden
hope. We plarncd oul rofgcou,
scheme, ~ ,lw the hangnin Will
hn rope Walk through our icycfed
dream. I pom the highest glllow,
tfrc tire pro'ilccr, would hang, aud
Wc would dance, m honest glee about
ihr swinging gang And still by
p,ircs Wc are pinrhcd. NC weary sons
ol toll and has 3 proliiccr bcen
hnrhed. ~ shot. or boiled ~ oili We
send the lesser 'canps 10 all for
'Niplng gfoccr' beans. cnlculing
ptliry chunk, II klle or fohbing slot
machine Our brave resolves have
taken wing, and flown 20 foo,D aiAf:
ala. we're always starting things
which lci, unfinished arc. The rising
prices make rs wall as We she'll out
ihe rock'. I've seen no pfoiiieeD IN
jail. ~ ~ the village stocks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06
There as Here Souls Get Part
OF an Idea; They Have Larger
Outlook, But 1t Is Limited
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Franc.. Jun. II. ~

coryrsh,. 1870. King Ft.,n., s,udic..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

Americans sddicted the convention habit that there
doubt tha, this city needs convention hall.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

weren't for the grade crossings, there might eventually
enough automobiles 10 60 around
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

THE brambe tanee the edge Of the Green ore,, large
large enough ioi Peter Rabbit and ,imd little Mr. Peter
really safe there that Rcdy oy had forced his almost 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
RENT STRIKE IN JERSEY CITY
1000 Irate Tenants Protest Against
Unreasonable" Increases

Jersey City, \. j., Feb. 3.--(By A..
PA rent strike was organized
here last night by more than 1000 ten
ants, who met in the assembly chamber
to discuss Unreasonable" Increases for
February.
They We're informed by Director of
Finance Cannon, who addressed them,
that the city law department would
bring the "proitecring landlords to
court if they tried to dispossess the ten
ants and also that he had been assured
by union labor leaders that uriol,
workers would refuse to remove furni-
ture.
More than 700 blanks were filled out
by persons charging unfair increases.
The cards will be filed with the law de
partment and the tenants defended free
of cost.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
Charters Filed

Dover. Del. Feb. 3.--Charters filed
here today We're: Oklahoma Co.. de-
veloping farm and other lands. $1,000, =
600, Blair W. Cair, l.. Benson, Roger
Brooks, Chicago. H.. incorporators,
United States Toy Corporation, to
manufacture toys and novelties, So. -
100000, NJ. l.. Horty, NJ. G. Kelly, S.
l.. Mackey, Wilmington, Del. incor =
porators. Western Investment Trust,
incorporated, dealing in stocks, bonds,
etc, 81 100000. r. r. Phillips, w. +.
Cook local Dover, Del, incorporators
Northport Golf Association, Inc, own
and operate golf links and courses, 81, =
200 900, Samuel B. Howard, George V.
Reilly. Robert X. Thistle. all of New
York, incorporation. Rogers Tractor and
Trailer Co., dealing in automobiles,
tractors, etc. 81 ,O0O,O 900. II. L. Croteau,
NJ. A. Bruce, s. T.. Dill Wilmington.
Del, iucorporators. The Helms Candy
Manufacturing Co.. manufacture medi =
cal preparations, 81 900, 900, w. 7. n.
Lofiand Frank Jackson, Mary w. Cole.
local Dover, Del, incorporators.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Feb. 3.-A continuation
of yesterdays selling movement caused
a decline of II to 10 points in the coffee
market this morning, with business ac-
tive and more or less excited.
Shortly after the call, prices had
worked sharply downward under gen
eral long liquidation. which apparently
reflects lack of confidence in the sta
bility of prices in Brazil.
This mornings cables reported no
change in the Brazilian spot markets.
WIN an aGVance ot l6d IN the rate
tos futures were % to 125 reis lower,
and this may have been taken as re.
hectinG nervousness in that quarter.
The market late in the morning was
vnry senSitiNn and nnseLtlnd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
.FIRMNESS IN CASH
CHECKS CORN SALES
Market Finishes Heavy After
Surprising Display of
Steadiness

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago, Feb. 3.--Tllinois-Cnsettled and
colder tonight; Wednesday cloudy. Mis-
souri. Wisconsin and Iowa--NTostlv cloudy
tonight; Wednesday generally fair. Min
nesota, North and South Dakota, Ne
bra ska. Montana, Wyoming and Kansas
--GenerallY fair toniEht and "Wednesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
HEAVY DECLINES
IN CURB ISSUES
Majority of Stocks Join in
Downward Movement-Spec-
uIative Buying Absent
SEVERE LOSSES IN OILS

New York. Feb. 3.-Thc Broad
Street Curb Market reflected an alb
sence of speculative buying in the
trading today and while some issues,
including several industrials. held
steady, the majority of stocks joined
in n downward movement in which
severe loses were sustained, especially
in the petroleum group.
The Standard Oil issues were the
greatest sufferers on this decline, those
stocks being offered at sharp conces-
sions without finding buyers.
Dominion Oil was directly influenced
by the weakness Of Middle States Oil
on the exchange, dropping from 20M
to 17H.
International Petroleum yielded from
67 to 64l9. and Salt Creek fell two
points. to 80. Elk Basin was eXcrp-
tionally strong. selling at 93s. and
White Oil was also firmly held, with
trading at 36 to 353s.
Submarine Boat dropped from - to
IA. and General Motors sold off from
32H to 81. Aetna Explosives was also
heavy, falling from o3s to Sai.
There was a small amount of bust
ness in Armour Leather, which was
traded in at 1S to 17at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

'N" bu TX
Missouri Z SIS of 65
1000 ,.., S29
Mo Mont Ds
1000 .... IL
Nor & Esx RR 3las
1000 49,, 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Generally fair tontEht and Wednesday,
Chicago. Feb. 3.--Bearish sentiment
predominated in corn today and the
market finished heavy. after having dis
played surprising steadinesS. Trade
was mostly local and on a small scale.
The bullish factor that checked sell
ing was the firmness of the cash arti-
Gle. due 70 small stocks at terminal
points. Moreover. the large numbers Of
hogs and cattle on farms, coupled with
the recent severe weather. suggests
that feeding has been heavy.
The Generalization in foreign ex-
change is nullifed to some extent as
a factor in corn ms that cereal is almost
entirely a domestic proposition. Country
elevators are said to be full. but the
transportation problem remains to be
solved
The break in foreign exchange. drop
in rye and heavy selling by cash
house. believed to be liquidation of long
stuff. made oats easier. Eastern longs
furnished support The tone of the
cash article was softer. Receipts were
light, with stocks decreasing.
Export business remained at a stand
still, as shippers cannot move grain al
ready contracted for,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

n \ & q st l. ID As
5000 .,., 67A
n l. & W r r 6s
1000 ,...lOO
n Y l. II & p Co 5s
1000 ,.,. 8IA
n Y n II & III X 6s
1000 .,,. 71M
Is Y ont & West IS
5000 ,,.. b0N
n Y Telephones AZ
5000 ,,,, so
5000 ..,. S09s
2000 .... so
n Y Telephones 6s
1900 .,.. 92M
1900 80. 92h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
Another New HIqh for Silver

record in London today at SD, an ad-
vance of 15sd over Yesterdays price.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03
pennsylvania State Tax Refunded


.e.-og.0MMo o1oee I0A n0nn0ed
~N~~~~~"~h9
First Morta.a. 7oz s;u,.
10 S"'Ais una oe'i"A ooio oo'i"'
'''N''''N'o ana outstanding $iooo'ooo
MATURING sERlALLY JULY ls2lls2s
c Interest payable m annually % s su ,st @ and Jyly t New @ Yh @
r..
0'"N' 4'"''o"a Da"h' I've" horh ilue'ee
rrnhPai Normal
to be o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

Some mcn arc horn shout . hun
dred years too soon TO suit their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
RAILWAY BILL
IS AGREED ON
New Plan Believed Satisfac-
tory to Labor

WASHINGTON. Feb. ii.--United
pr~ss.l--A permanent System OF ar.
bitration which. Il In believed. will be
satisfactory 60 labor. has been
agreed upon by senate and house
confcrccs as the finishing touch 10
tho railroad bill.
Tho labor provisions were changed
At tho last minute because OF recon-
mendations made by Director Cen
cral Hines. which are understood to
represent the views OF President VIII
son. The plan adopted In similar to
that proposed by the president as tho
means OF settling the present railway
wage dispute.
All anu.strikc or compulsory fea-
turns werc previously eliminated
from the conference report. and the
new system relies entirely upon pub
lie opinion for It's enforcement
The conference report. which win
he submitted to tho house tomorrow.
creates a railway board OF labor ap
pcais and allows the formation OF
railway adjustment boards whenever
satisfactory. to beth employees and
employers.
The makeup of appeals board will
be three representative each Of tho
public. tho carriers and tho employees
Members OF the appeals board arc
20 be appointed by tho president for
terms OF two. three and four years.
with tho approval OF tho senate. and
their salaries are fixed at $40 1000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

Rich men have Golfers and poor
men have coughs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Wire Briefs

VANCOUVER. II. C.--Gruat silver
strike reported IN Mayo district, near
Stewart river. Dawson
Mining men expected
to AK increased price for gold
DENVER - Marr1aSs license
blanks exhausted In county clerks
Office.
MOUNT vERNOS--Pstx4ek Muir
ply. 30. burned to death In bed
NEW YORK. - Food worth efo.-
100000 In terminals awaiting trans
portAtion.
TONASKET.-J. !. Hone. Okano.-
an pioneer. buried here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
SAILORS HELP
FOR NEWBERRY

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Feb. IT,
Omitted rroxAl--Michigan sailors.
serving at the Great Lakes naval sta,
ton In 1919. unwittinTly aided the
workers for Senator Sewbcrry In
launching the candidacy OF James
w. Hclme. democrat to oppose
Henry Ford. II was testified today.
The defense Acknowledged foster.
ing tho Heimc candidacy.
Kenneth o. Throckmorton. Grand
Rapids. testified In the election fraud
trial that while serving 1T Great
Lakes no was asked by William T.
Rice. . defendant in the trial for cleo
tisn fraud. TO come TO Chicago.
Il met Rce at tho Briggs house.
Chicago" he said Three other
Aiioru were with me. Rice gave US
Heinz pcttiona Hc also gave me
81 or s. for car fare.
Il circulated q petition among the
saiiors and secured many sixuers.
Other sAilors hrvuxht petitions to me
and I ssnt them - Grand Rapids"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
WILL EXTEND
RAvENNA LINE
Council Votes Appropriation
at Monday Session
What Council Did
at Monday Session

Appropriated $4,000 for the
extension of the Ravenna st
car line.
Appropriated S9o,io6 for the
purchase OF motor.driven APP
parutus for tho fire department
Allowed a claim OF si3.557 Try
Gerrick q Gerrick for additional
work on the Eastlako ave.
bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17

A Loaf Of broad nsver rtns 10 ex.
plain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-17
Woman Killed
by Pea Shooter

LONDON. Feb. fT.--"Shot 10 dcafh
with . pea shooter was the coro-
ner's jury verdict Investigating tho
demise OF Mrs. Jessie NJ. Archer.
she suffered rupture Of an
aneurism Of her aorta- when tho
vegetable projcctile Of . schoolbcy's
artillery struck her In tho saca.