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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-13
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS

The County Court met Monday
August LIST, in regular term, with
Presiding Judge w. A. Mitchell anC
Associate Justices J. W. Jones and F
M. Matkin in attendance.
Manhattan Comedians, a travelling
dramatic tent show, be granted a H.
cense to operate on the payment of a
license fee of SIS for each perform
| ance.
In the matter of Improvement of
Pilot Knob and Pennington road, j
d. Huff is ordered paid $408 as super
intendent of such improvement.
In the matter of improvement of
Libertyville and Knob Lick road, C.
S. White.is ordered paid $500 for such
improvement.
Court adjourned over Tuesday, con-
vening again Wednesday.
Thos. H. Holman files 1000 bond
as County Highway Engineer, which
is approved by the court.
J. L. Cleveland presents resignation
as Justice of Peace of Pendleton
township and VIM. Demler is appoint
ed to fill vacancy.
Bills Allowed
August Wichman, wage as court
house janitor, $40; Circuit Clerk ]. C.
Heifner, salary, $166.65; Bessie Brady,
Deputy Circuit Clerk, $75; Treasurer
w. H. Coffield, SIPS; Prosecuting At
torney w. E. Golfer, $20S.35; School
Superintendent J. Clyde Akers, SITS;
Probation Officer R. C. Tucker, $50;
Mode Coffman, Supt. Infrmary, $40;
l. N. Threlkeld, Asst. Pros. Attorney,
$50; VIM. Marcum, support, S15; c.
D. Rodgers, support, SIS; Mary f..
Polite, support, $40; Mrs. Mary
Sandberg, support of poor at Knob
Lick, $3.50; Mrs. Theo. Gottlob, sup
port of poor at Flat River, sos; Mrs.
Geo. Houser, support of poor at Des-
loge, $50; Matt McEnroe, support,
$45; Mary Rock, support, SO; Mrs.
Campbell, support, $40; Mrs. Grave
lin, support, $40; Mrs. Jane Langley,
support, $40; j. B. Compton, support,
S6; Mrs. Ingalls,, support, IS; Geo.
Sizemore, support, $40; Mrs. Topping
support, 81; Geo. Sutherland, night
Waterman, $3.50; Jacob Draining,
Todu WoFh, pil.oo, IeHeTal C0nSCfuc-
ton Co., payment on bridge work,
$4,000; Marvin w. Crowder fees as
County Clerk, $3d1.65 st. Francois
County Bank, repairs on four type
writers, $3.50; Burnette's Meat Mar
ket, supplies for Infirmary, $31.70;
Thos. H. Holman, services as High
way Engineer, $105.92; Lead Belt
Telephone Co., service, S3S.45; L. J.
Mckinney, supplies for Infirmary
1882; John Neidert, burying pauper
$25; w. G. Robinson, driving trucl;
for county, $145.21; Missouri Prison
Board, support Of inmates, S258.5S;
Missouri State Sanatorium, rare OF
patients, $54.64; John S. Boyer, sup
port, $29; Carrogated Calvert Co.
$46.0S; st. Louis Binding Co., sup.
plies, S76.25; Klein Grocec Co., sup.
plies for Infrmary, S1S3.G7; Garforc
Motor Truck Co., truck tires, S166.44
Pelty's, supplies for county. $20.55.
A large number of accounts for pri.
mary election, as well as warrants fol
road overseers, are omitted from
above list for lack of time and space.
Most of the time Of the Judge:
was taken up with auditing the vote Of
the late primary election, to be certi
fled to the Secretary of State.
Kansas City.--Six stories to be add
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-08-13

Wolf Lake.-Locai, farmers urEamr-
ize cooperative grain. company and
buy elevator and mill.
Chilhowee.-Contract let for CON-
solidated school building, cost abGut
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
BILLION DOLLAR SHIP
SUBSIDY SOUGHT BY
VESSEL INTERESTS

WARRINGTON. March io.--A sub
a6y Of ons billion dollars. thru cut
raas prices on vessels. and an sx-
@oe5on from federal taxes that
would noun, into millions annually.
- what the American steamship
Owner association would have the
psopls u the United states present
private shipping interests In return
for shs privilege Of bsing relieved Of
. governmens-owned merchant fleet
unci~ sam. altar having sold L.
2Td57t tons OF vessels. still owns or
has under contract for delivery D.
21s. $50 tons. which cost him from
$500 to s2,s per ton. Prices Of ma
teriAia and labor have continued To
70 up and II would cost still more
to repgoducs thess v~ssels today.
RayWood Stevens. minority member
q ne shipping board. believes $500
70 e3zs per lightweight ten 20 be an
Attractive price on AL ship ton
nage-
Ths American Ship owners ALSO
c1aa1on. however. believes that .
maximum price OF 500 per ds~d
weight ton should Be plaoed on the
chobcsss OF Uncle Sans vessels.
10 would require all vessels over
5000 tons 70 be sold At not 10 exceed
uhia price. for service under the
American flag. and would permit the
sale OF vessels Of less efficient typeA
70 Other nafionA
Under resolutions parsed by the
ASSOCIATION. the government 10
urged not only TO sell thesc vea~els
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Embezzled to Aid
His MothAr-in-Law

CHICAGO. March io.---Jamcs q.
Lawrence. former bank clerk. plead
cd guilty to cmb~zzisment OF $4,000
from tho Fort Dearborn National
bank n year ago. lie told the court
he took the money 20 pay for er.
pensivo treatment 10 his mother in.
law. who wns suffering from cancer.
He said he took the money with tho
idea Of repayinr u when he received
n legacy left 10 him by his aunt.
which became due on his asth year.
He reached that age since then and
had squared accounts with tho bank.
". wns sentenced 20 ono day IN the
custody Of n marshal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
HOOVER IS NOT
OLD PARTY man
Announces He Is ''lndepen-
dent Progressive"

NEW YORK, March 10
Herbert Hoover has definitely
refused 60 align himself with
any Of the organized political
parties ~ ai present consti.
tutcd characterising himself AZ
an independent progressive"
The former world food controller
said bcfor, tho war he was a pro
rrcAslve republican but that dur
Inc the war no was IA non.partiaan.
The group OF Western friends
who elected this much Information
from the politically taciturn Hoover,
accepted the theory that "once .
republican. always . republican" and
intimated they would immediately
launch "a campaign 10 draft HIN for
republican presidential nomination.
II am not seeking public offics
and. consulting my own personal
incllnations. do not want public
office" Hoover wrote 10 this group
who recently conferred with him
here.
Tho committee which conferred
with Hoover included Ralph Ar
mold OF los Angeles mining en-.
gineers Capt J. y. Lucy Of the
Lucy Manufacturing company:
Mark itedua. mining engineer
jackson Reynolds. John NJ. Swift.
Enr. san Francisco merchant,
Charles NJ. Rand. mining engineer,
H. H. wiokham % Minneapolis and
Y. w. noying OF New YORK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
WIZ; WIZ; $$:S MIRACLE MAN q 'T AZ VA

I SAW the miracle man" was
a little disappointed. You would
not turn your head for second look
n you saw him In crowd.
A clergyman told me about him.
He IL a hyman OF tho Church OF
England. lie has absolute faith In
the existence and the goodness u
God. lie cures m Chris, cured by
prayer and the laying on Of hands.
lie cannot explain his power. or
why such power has not been vouch.
safed 10 other pious men. lie dis.
likes publicity. lie accepts no mon.
ey. Tho Episcopal church vouohca
FOR him.
WIN tho "curcHr endurn7 won
der. WIN IN. old man. when the er.
element hns had time 10 react, re.
turn 10 his crutchsa7 WIN the won.
an who said '-rhe pain In gone" sui.
fer asain after a BRIEF respite'
A M WHY COULD NOT the mir.
"A aoie man" cure him Of little
faithf
My clergyman Acquaintance gave
inc AN explanation which. 90 my
thinking. does not explain.
The young man IL sick. Suffering
has enbittsfed him. Perhaps In his
case uateria nedica has failed. Per.
hapa he has tried many headers as
"a last resort And 40. when he ap
preached the miracle man" he had
no faith. DO you wonder7
Ny clergyman acquaintance said N
tho man had farh he could b. cured.
Does God turn In cold anger from
this nick man. who. having faiied
again ard again in his search FOE
health and surseasn from pain. ap'
proaches the miracle man" In a
rkeptieai mood
God, one must belicve. feels orry
for this sick child. Ia the true ex'
pianation. then. that there N In the
miracle man" Just a little OF hr
Old Adam, IL his piety corrupted
tho he does not KNOW it-oy just a
uttie moral intoiefancer Does the
old Adam In the miracle man" de-
tect In the SICK man before him the
spir1, Of antasonism and unbeiief
and does the discovery ano~r hifn'
IL tho failure 10 cure In this one
case the miracle mans" and not
ood's'
r DO NOT AK these auesftons In
i spirit OF lrrevereno-. ! saw too
much human suffering at the church
tn be In anything but a thoughtful
mood.
II the miracle man" actually and
permanently cures by prayer and the
laying on Of hands. AZ Christ did and
~ the Eptscopai church tolls Us he
doss. then ! can only say ! wish tho
world were filled with miracle
men
II ther~ n any ehioAnery abou, his
work. then ! can only say that he
10 p<rp~tsAtfns q hoax more cruel
than any ] have ever known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
QUENTIN
OUIDNUNC
DAILY HE ASKS A CUES
TIO< OF FIVE PERSONS
PICKED At RANDOM
TODAY's QUESTION

What do you think Of tho Miracle
MAN.
ANSWERS
MRS. PAUL DORE, J7ii u. Co
iumbia what 40 ! mink ~ him'
Well. REALLY. 1 don't have much faith
la such things myself.
DR J. u. GODFREY. Metropolis
nidg.-oh he heipa some-in their
minds No. he makes no physical
cures can't
MISS n. ~. JOssELYN. 1870 soth
ave.-weli. I don't know. The church
soens 20 he with him but the doctors
are against him
n. n. MURRAY. tos 18th ave. NJ
/ think q lot of those Kind Of things
are awful funny. OF course there n
really somsshinG In this faith cure.
when I was . boy back In WILSON,
ssn. there was = place called Holy
inn. near my home. crippies would
come up there and b cured by--just
. minute. My wife says for me not
10 sAy anything more about H. Good
bye
MRa. r. n. SMITH. eros Fourth
ave. ~. w---Rsaiiy I don't have time
10 think about anything iike . Mira,
ole MAJ" I'm - busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Four Delegates to
Gen Woods Aid

CONCORD. ~. H.. March 10
Gen. Leonard Woods native state
viii send him four pledged delegates
atlarse 20 tho republican convention.
according 10 returns today from yes-
tertiay'n primaries.
Despite tho announcement of tho
secretary 81 state of postpon~meut
owing "a. impas-able roads. ye pFi
marsca WIRE heid an scheduled Tho
voting was light
The democrats elected thr~s deie'
Kate~at.larxc. pledged % Herbert
Hoover. and ono unpicdxed. accord
Ing 10 the latest returns from the
First and Second congressional dis-
tricts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
SEEK RELEASE
OF WILLIAMS
U. S. Government Urges
Mexico 10 Act at Once

WARRINGTON. March io.-rhe
United States embassy az Mexico
City has been instructed Ia urge The
Mexican government 10 take "hil
ponsibl. measures" TO secure the re-
loas. Of Joseph A. WilliAmA. an
American engineer. recently cap
tured and held for ransom by Fran
cisco villa. In an attack on train
near chihuahua. the state depart
ment announced today.
The embassy was dirccted 20 make
similar reprene m the case
II Peter w Summers. an American
sidnspsd by n rebsi band at sslina
Cruz. and To urge immediate rein
foro~snent Of federal troops at santa
Lucrecia.
The M~xioan foreign office notified
-fhe United states embassy tina, II
made special recommendations" 10
the authorities o. the ease Of the Kill
lnr u Alexander J. fraaer. an Amer
lcan. In a border raid by McxicanH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
VITAL ISSUE IS
BEFORE SENATE
Article X. Is Now Up for
Discussion
NJ I. O. MAKTIN

wAaHfS0ToS. March 1.-THE
senate today tooh up Article X.
The question on which ths coming
presidential campaign may turn and
upon which ratifloatlon Of the treaty
hinges u nov before tbs senate.
No senator dared predict WHISTLER
ths difference separating the two
parties win be reooociiei and some
form u compromiss reservation on
A. general that n a so-oailei com
promise II Agreed TO. !, viii marx .
surr~ ndnr by ono side or N. other
Of principles which both have repeat
ediy declared % be vital and never
10 b surrendered.
The question totay Ia jus; what n
Was last November.
Shan the Unis~d States assume an
obligation 10 help protect other IA
tons against . predatory warfare OF
shah n refuse that oslixstsonf
A score Of democratic s~nAiosv met
today In Senator Owens' office In an
effort tn agree on some reservation
10 Article Y. At the Same time 70
pubttcan mid ressryntionis,s we're
ex.rting themselves trying 20 got an
Agreement Hut when tho senate
mnt mona OF these efforts had suo
oses3~i II Was stated ~ that time
that - drrnecrnts had tentatively
Agreed 20 accept some rnodificAsion
of the Lodge reservation In Article
X. but were not pledged 10 any par
tcuiAr draft
senator L~nroot. mid reservation
is,. waa prepared to offer com
promise TO tho senate and thorv was
q haye possibility that the whole
question would come To nomc sort Of
dsclxion before the DAY ended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10

smiled.
ibid he help YOU" I asked,
1T Is wonderful" she snld. Tho
pain IL Eonor'
fINiEsE ARE TWO 81 many. There
l. was one OF another sort--a
young man whose raiild face told a
story OF disease. lie had a card In
his hand
Are you going in7'' I asked.
I'm try anything -oncer' he said,
Tho thin. pain.twistcd lips carried a
sneer. Ito passed into tho church
and stood before the miracle mar" "
lilo shifted ncrvousiy during the
prayer. then beat a haHty retreat I
stopped him on the way out
what did you think Of ~"
Nothing much" he said. "Aii i
expected. tho"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10

Tho tall man. deputies say, was
with walter A. Bagnall clerk for
the Aero Alarm Co. on sunday, Fob
ruary 70. and tn. succeeding Mon.
day. the day Bagnall In believed TO
have been slain.
The body was found Friday with a
bullet hole In tho head. A $500 gold
watch and about $40 in cash ware
missing.
Bagnali and the strange man ap-
peared at the Auto Service and sales
Co. Fourth ave. and spring st., gun.
day. They dickercd 20 trade In tho
tail mans blue Chalmers bug and
5000 furnished by Basnall for a tour.
ing car.
Monday morning. March I, Bag.
nall left his desk and never returned.
a blue car Is said 20 have been seen
that morning on the road near Kent,
not far from where Iiagnall was muir.
derod.
One clue. described ms nearly per.
feet by deputy sheriffs. exploded
Tuesday. when the owner Of a blue
bug traced TO Ballard was found.
A reward OF 81 900 for the arrest
and conviction Of the slayer OF Bag.
nall has been offered by the county
commissioners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
$1,000, 600 Order
for Planes Given

NEW YORK. March io.--Acs-
inr for oiIents in tho southwss; and
West. George W. Browne. OF Chicago.
has placed an order for 3ss airpiAnes
at a total cost OF $1,000 900 with the
Curtis Airplane and Motor corpora,
ton. IL was announced az the second
national aeronausical exposition hsrs
Another Western concern. IL reported
20 have bought a ispavcngcr lirnou.
sine piano n, the show for uHe on an
aerial transportatios route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
West Virginians in
Hot Suffrage Fight

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March 10.
suffrage workers and ants were
warming up today for a bitter battle
In the senate this afternoon when
senator Jesse A. o,ioch. millionaire
tobacco manufacture 81 Wheeling
takes Ais seat after rushing across
the continent 10 vote for ratification
81 the suffrage amendment
Senator Isoch waA greeted By a
noisy crowd when he reached
Charleston az 2.z5 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Suffrage Leaders n
See Victory Ahe.1

WASHINGTON. March To-
frnge leaders today we're confl6e1a
that the constitutional arnendma~
granting votes 20 women Win ~
finally ratified b. April.
A suffragfs, victory In West "
Finia. after ono Of tho mos, dranefI1
fights OF the long campaign, p
make the number Of states 49,
have ratified. -. only two less -
are needed 20 make the amend
constitutional.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
TONIGHT

eao--M ciubyoomA Arcade
busidinx-credtt Mems assccia-
lion host 60 J. u Tregos. ma
Vonal secretary.
esae-M asonie q IN p s--Assceiatcd
industriss hold membssship din
S0o---EAgiss hail--Addr~s by Dam
lei ~ Hall. comfnaadsr-in-chi~f
q. A. II
sroo--D ou gias hail. in ODD Fetiewg
tsmpi~-seons recital for benefit
starving children Of Austria
sNo--isAbor Temple annex---Ccndi-
tons In lumber industry 60 be
discussed BY Norman Cole.
man. new prossdsnt of Loyal
Lssioa Of LagEers and Lumber
men.
Masonic eiutrcoms--Asr,-
hsra Company A. itirt infantry
feid Second WasninFton) eeie-
brais anniversary 81 fousdins
OF oyGnntratfoc with hAn0uet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Six Are Held for.
Shaving Bank Men

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March To-
-Four men and two women were held
today for investigation In oonn~ction
Ath an attempt 20 hold W the south
SIDE hank hcrv yesterday. j. Il. Nor.
gan. one Of the men arrested. was
wounded In the hip and u believed
by the polio- TO BE- tho man shot BY
a bank smploye following the Killing
Of the cAahser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Maj. Lanphier on
Way to San Diego

BAN FIiANCtSCD. March 10
Mai. Thomas rAnphier. flying the
sopwi,h that caused the ink flight
from Seattle. took off for March
field. aan Diego. via bakersfield
and Los Angeles today. Ianphier
said he would not stop at. Bakers.
field. but had definitely decided 20
alirht nj Los Angeles. The flier
Ia returning from an inspection OF
the NorthwcHt- where he VIII have
charge OF the air service forest
patrol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Report Villistas
Slay Arab Merchant

FL PAEO. Texas. March io,--A
report received here today from
Chihuahua City stated that the
Arassan. Nassar. rich srorreon mer-
chant captured by yiilistaa when
thee 'synamlted train near Cor
raiitos tAs, Thursday. had been
murdered by his captorr.
Joseph Williams. American cap
turea for ransom at tho same Tune.
was reported icing taken into the
Durango mountains Williams. who
fought In an engineer unit with
the United States armies In France.
" . native Of Hemp. w. Va
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
AMERICAN HELD
BY MEX BANDITS
Ransom Is Demanded for
Release Of J. M. Arthur

COLUMBUS, O.. March io.--Ar
cording 20 teleerams received mere
b. y. ". Avery. James M Arthur'
Nogaies. Arm. manager Of the Mss
lean Consolidated Mining company
ia being held fer ransom by Mexican
banef,s Arthur II Avery'n Honin'
law
Mrs. Arthur wired her father shat
her husband paA being detained
across tho border ANA asked $1,000
be sent her Immediately.
kilograms later said she had re
ceivod information her husband war
safe and well. but no reason was
given fon his detention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10

at more than a billion dollars under
their reproduction cost. but to ac-
oeps down payments Of. only Is per
cent Of the cutrate price In caAn.
extending terms on the remainder 80
that IL may be paid out OF the oarn-
inxs OF ths vcsseis Themselves over
q period % 10 To Is years
The effect q thssr and other
proposals. which arc to be fought
for most vigorously BY private in
tercsts bent on raking In Uncle
Sans ships on terms that viii In
sure big profits. Is to grant a ship
ping subsidy 10 times greater than
ever before was proposed and on
terms that make It's final extern, I'm
possible Of calculation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Abducted Woman
Is Brought Home

Mrs. Daisy Fellncr. found bound
and gagged on tho outskirts Of Ever.
Oft. II back IN her Seattle home, 307
w. s7th st. Police are attempting TO
locate the gray.haired man" who
she says abducted her, and stole hes
pocketbook containing $50. after she
had been struck w = street oar In
Seattle Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
THURSDAY

Ssss--Asesie slub--.Exscus,ys conn
miises OF Chamber 81 Commerce
me cts TO formulate Industrial
program. II. " Mattiaon re-
ports on Industrial survey Of
California cities
eus-Butisr hotsi--Pisns for auto
skow discussed at dinnsf OF auto
row saiss managers and go
gusstn
s0e-Masonic eiubrocms. Areads
huiidIng-Mrs H. W Ashton.
summit school teacher, ad-
dresses Public School Protective
league on Protecting Rights Of
tnsaocinatsd Children 20 At
tend Public Schools by Means
~ Educational Legislation"
4 20 Mosny hall. University cam
pus--rnivsrsify dsbstsrs viii
uphold Affirmative against Uni-
vsrsity Of British Columbia team
on question. "R~soived. That
Rights Given TO Japan In Shan
tung by the Peace Treaty Should
be Given 20 China
sNo-Y. NJ q, A--uov. Hart hd-
dresses citizens naturslized fol.
Io~ina Amsrieanisation course
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Boy Burglars Get
Supply of Cigars

frank Flynn, 27i7 Atlantic u.
told the police early Wednesday
morning that burglars were robbina
a drug store at Rainier ave. and
Atlantic II, when the police hr.
rived the burglars. evidently boys.
were COMO as was = quantity OF
CIGARS and tnhnocn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Hurry Up and Build
SO We Can Marry"

LONDON. March io.--A number
Of young oouties a. Nash have pc
ttionod the royal council 10 ex.
pedits tho building OF houses. an
they ara waiting To get married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Methodists Hold
Healing Services

iieailng services for sick and AZ.
nics~d are being held every Thursday
afternoon at 2 In the basement OF
Swedish Methods; church. Pine and
Borvn. Il was announced today. I'VE
teiicve the scriptural truth a. prlo-
tio-s By James Moore Hiesson." II
was announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Mebbe Charles
Mustache'll Go

It's going 10 be a large night in
Portland Saturday night. n. r. O. n.
No. %. meaning Seattle Elks. will
invade tho Rose city 20 help initiate
olass Of 600. II Ia rumored that
the budding mustachio OF Charlie
Davis. exalted ruler. liz threatened
by Portland stunt" oonspirators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
BIRTHS

Andrswa r. r.. ssss tcth q w. boy.
BarboiA. r.. i1it y Terrace. Eifi.
clsmans. y. D.. iss2 W Henderson
boy.
Dunn. y. II, jr, II W. Carrie %. eoy,
Dannsr A l.. soiT Eighth n. y. boy
ruhrberK. u. 17ts .eth = W. girl
Poster. II. ~, s2s 18th n. boy. =.
F1annlgan. q. =. tT7T sixth ~ r.
girl
-. $40 Ycsicr way. boy.
kiefe. q. W.. Seattle, girl
komatsuhafs. X, $40 Main ST.. boy.
Kimura. &, ess King st. boy.
Lyon. ~ II. 7gt ". 1o3rd boy.
Monhetmsr. NJ. 1871 u. Union, boy.
Mills, u. j.. 1873 a7th ". girl
MAtsunaxa X. iis silver st.. boy.
Mcculiooh. l. J.. tiis Beacon ave.
girl
Hsksnura J.. is15 y. Pike. girl
Nakajima 5of Washington st. rirl
Ssritaks, r.. Seattle, boy.
Nelson, q. A.. ss0t Eighth y. r. gifl'
Nicholson. II A., asos 29rd W. girl
s ss,,sTIeh y rssss'db r isss i. T. Err
Swonaon, w, H., i1i2 y. Caller. boy
SEXTON, A.. al Eighth NJ glrl
TogasakL. ~, 1905 Jackson st, girl
wada, q, iib Ninth s.. Girl
Wilcox, =. ", Manhattan Apts.. boy
Wolfe, O., lsfpt Il. Fir, girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Better Prepare
to Welcome Rain

Don't take down the top o. the
rfvver to-day. westhervrisht Sails
bury says u WIN probably rain
Wednesday night A frolicsoms
breeze viii raniboi In frunn the
southwest. he oplnos.