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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
FARMER LAB0RITES NAME
MALONE FOR GOVERNOR
Miss Srhncidrrnnn slated for D =
Srhhinr VIII Naturally Assist
him IN tUitiuI. Down H. a. l.

MEN YORK. lazy 2?-Thc Farmer
-"ool- Marty has announced the Sc
mer collector NJ The port OF New Yori,
rs !iS c"AGid"t" Tor the govcrnorshI n
1' Sew YORK. and Miss Roe.
H.nne!deTman for Umitcd states SEN
IN q formal statement OF acccp
inc Nir. Malone declared tho mi, u
H"r'S IS hrr" 60 stay ana that :, viii
Smash down the high cost OF living.
not only ~ putting nrofitccrs in iafi
uIt i'\ iAN.n. from our cXploitcr9 III.
reso urheS through which the people
~" Malone was Assistant, Secretary
~ STATE. appointed by Prcs!dcu, VII
S1h. and is nationally known adj :
Npsal' 81 woman suffrage and IRISH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
.BAPT|STS HOLD ANNUAL
SESSION OF ASSOCIATION
Delegates at I.awrcnCcvillc Name
Rev. III. 4. Willis, of Black
stone, Moderator.
tspccial to Tue Times nlspatch. /

/ ISpccllI tn Tue lllutS- i'!Spa en-
| LAWRENCEVILLE. VA. July %
! The cighty-seycnih ANNUAL session
! of the Concord Baptist Association
/ opened In the Lawrenocvllc Baptist
Church Tuesday morninS. July 9th.
at 10 o'clock. After devotional Scvv-
ices. conducted by Rev. II T.. rceic.
OF clarksNillr. the association organ
Rev. IL 4. Willis. OF Blackstone.
moderator; (. l.. Johnson. of Wight
man. clerk. Alutus Leach. of Chase
I city. treasurer.
The annual sermon was preached by
Rev H. y. Wills. on the subject OF
producing and Supporting Minis
tiers. and WAS II very practical ad-
dress on the subject.
The afternoon session was taken
up with reports OF committees on
Sund.E school and COlpurtICc work..
The reports showed marked in
crcaS," along ali lines OF this work. :,
number of successful training inSti-
iuics having been held within the
district OF the association
The association voted to establish
=. church AT Randolph, in Charlotte
Al the night session. Or George w.
Mcdaniel OF Richmond. delivered an
address on conserving the Cam
paien 20 large audience.
Eich;y-c:Ghi delegates were regis
tered. and a large number of visitors
from tho forty-iiyc churches in the
association attended tn. services.
The ladies prepared a bouniiful
dinner on both days OF the associI
zion. ana Il large number we're en-
tcrtAlncd III the homes Tuesday night
The Wednesday sessions were taken
M with reports on orphanaEc. min
lSt"rs' relief. digest OF church let
t"rS, temperance, womcn'S work lay
mems work, Christian education and
business.
The association viii nee; with tn,
Av-rctt Church. in McckIcubura
| County. In 1921 Tn" association gave
rising vote OF thanks TO the enter
tanning church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
WIDOW AND 3 BROTHERS
ARRESTED IN TENNESSEE
Taken INTO Cu>tod. Following Dis
cover! of Iiod! az Man Long
Dead in Nu0ts.
lny NssoolN,cG rresa !

NEISTVl.- VA, July 20.-InvcstiEa-
ton OF the death OF Ham Potter. lum-
herman. whose dccomposcd body was
recently found in tn" woods which
he entered on i. hunting trip nine
mont.s ago. has resulted in the ar
rcSt OF his Wifi" and her three
brothers AT ElI2ahcthton. Tenn, ac-
CrTdiuE to adEiCcS received in Bris-
TO. today. \ warrant was also issued
for the arrest OF Robert Quinn. q
cousin OF Mrs Potter. In the pre-
urinary hearing held at Elizabeth
ton yesterday. Mrs. Potter and Harr.-
son Quinn We're released.
Nhcn tn" body of the lumbcrman
was first discovered 1t was thought
y" had accidentally Killed himself
Tho coroncr's Jury. however. con
tended that tho nature of ~ wound
mad" ;hi" impossible. and an investi-
EAt!nm was StNrtnl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
THREE BOYS ARE CHARGED
WITH ROBBING WAREHOUSE
Petersburg Youths Held by Police
fendihx Investigation OF Stolen
Cigarettes,

with robbins wholesale grocery
Sonipnny's warehouse, Herbert Hay
den, JIM Bailey and Bill Anthony.
white boys, none over the axe or To-
were arraiSned in Police Court this
morning. and pending Investigation
OF their cases were held until tomor-
row me tNree boys admitted break
Ing into the place and stcalinl. n
quantity or cigarettes.
On their statements that they had
soid The stolen goods To various shop
Keepers IN the city, warrants were
sworn out by the police. and these
persons VIII be charged with recciv-
Ing stolen goods.
All tnrcc boys were recently placed
on probation when arraiEucd on tho
charge OF stealing baseball gloves
ana m!tts, valued at over 5000, from
c!uDhouses III camp Lee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
WB'S CREEK CHURCH
Is BEING RESTORED
e Old Colonial E!iGcr Renovated
and King George thurckmcn
VIII Sunun-t H.

especial 10 the Times -lplSpaicNl
FREDERICK SRuHG. VA, July 20
/ ~ day services viii bc held AT
obs Creek church IN King George
isnty on Sunday, August ! una d
5p, les OF Lambs Creek Restoration
.tocia,ion. This line old Colonial
srch is being fully restored. The
Ruay school has hocu puJ on q
I'd footing. the floor repaired, q
tsproof iron safe. donated for keep
s 1.-THE valuable old books and other
assure OF the church; altar rails
Snishcd, ana other matters at
led 10. The entire membership Of
u Episcopal churches in kim
hrGe are asked 10 assume rcsuou-
.iity Tor the support al this old
Srch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
COMMITTEE TO WELCOME
ANTlALCOHOLlC CONGRESS
bishop James Cannon, Jr.. Is One of
Tlu>r ii"norcd ny state
Department.
ln% y ISOLATED rrcSs.l

WASHINGTON, July 2?-Nn Amcri-
can oN"rutiN" committee. to prepare
" program aud arrange for TIA" re
Ceriion OF the fifteenth international
CONGRESS against alcoholism which
meets IN WASHINGTON from September
- To =. was DESIGNATED today by the
stat" Department. Edwin G. Din
widdIe. OF Washington, WAS made
chairman and other members Include
BiShop James Cannon. Jr., OF Rich
inoud. Va.
III" nftornth session OF tho CON
gr"Ss. which is scientific body. on
E"e"d IN the study OF alcoholism as a
disease. viii D" the first ever held In
the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
WAR STACKER is GIVEN
HIS LIBERTY BY BAKER
hrcnt Dow Allison. Reconsideration.
obJcrt0r." Serves but Small pnrt
ar Sentence.

LEAvENWORTH. KAN. July ca
Iircnt DOW Allison. OF Chicago. MAS
released today from the Federal pen
it"ntiary. where H. was serving u
term on The Charg" Df 'priug = va"
Stacker. "" failed 10 rcpur. when
drafted. If" was released ivy spcc!il
order OF the War Department. AZ
thpUEh his iiy"-ycar term had not
expired. when cDurt-m I-tiui5h. ~.
WAS sentenced to twenty live y.ars.
bur thle wns cut down by the review.
ms: authorities.
Prison attaches said tonight ;hnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
-FICERS NOT REiNSTATED
Two Men Houdrd ia Hosea
Thomas Murder ,">r Expect
- Federal Appointments,

SSnecial % IN" TIw-9- DIguAtOND
VA, jay County
Gers j. w. Pugh and II II VII
Sh. recently bonded with TWO Fed
officers before Judge II. C.
sooweii in connection wiib inc
&der OF Hosea TA,Iu.A. -hay,, re-
bed here. but have not bgt.' rr-
Mated on the eouuti+ fD'rG. Th.v
III awaiting definite decision a,
IS hands OF nc Seaooiiic.d authors
~ event OF failure 10 be rrusta:c!
Eifyg< Will be sworn In as lHIt-.
EEes officers ma ~ continue ra.d-
n activities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
BhsY' AND B. & 0. TO
lP'HANDLE APPLE CROP
chester District Reports That Ii
FIJI Ship Nearly 100000 Bar.
Spls OF Good Quality Fruit.

@ciaI 10 Tho TlmoH- D!spli"hD
VA. July 2s-The
&Sylyania and Baltimore and
Railroads viii cooperate in
way possible in handling the
Sperciai apple crop of the VIM
'Aer district. IL WAS announce. :.
Twing n conference here between
lfgrowcrs and railroad representa-
Promp; loading WAS urged
IS the growers. and attention WAS
I'd to the fact that the dcuiand
Ecars is much greater than the
a1y, but that the needs OF shippers
isn be cared for. II the propar CO.
sation was shown.
Ne crop in the Winchester dis
kk,will be close to 5pp,pp0 hlSrCls
sfuit of good quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
NIGHTMARE OF LANDLORD
MAKES MAN SHOOT WIFE
Worry over Rent Causes Daniel IicI-
big, al New Jersey, to

UNION HILL, y. j.. July 2?.-Dan-
lei iielhic Shot and critically wound
ed his wife carly today. ne told the
police, while experiencing - night
mare in which he saw the landlord
coming through II bedroom window
with demons" lie had been Worrying
about rent Increases and fGarc.l cjcc-
tion. Hospital physicians said Mrs.
Hc!hiG could not recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Allison had more outside" pull than
any man who was ever confined be-
mind the walls. They also say that
he broke more prison rules than any
or the other inmates. He had no
good time" on his record. On be-
Ing released. he drew transportation
to Chicago.
Prison officials expressed no sur
prise at the order for his release.
Thcy said there has been a continu-
GUS propaganda going on in his be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Farmers Protest New
Sale of Doctors Fees
sprciultoThc ,rimrx-DI.pntch.l

WINCHESTER, VA. July -
Action recently by the Frederick
Count! Mcdirai Society In incrcas-
Ing fees for office practice and
visits il protested against by the
Central Ercdcrici, TURNER'S Club,
which has passed - resolution de-
ciariug tEc fees tO lie .cNccssiyrlS
unreasonable anu unnecessarily"
and I>hin; utat "Said charges he
adjusted more reasonable
bn>is in the interest of the public
welfare. II IL claimed tho fees
are in excess of those or my nd
joining county or section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Nnyor I, \c,,u,tt,,I

DALTON. CA. July 29.-Nnrtor L..
Nin&. MGpor pro TEN. Of this City.
was today acquitted IN Superior Court
"t the charcc OF numbering Hiram
.lydc, prominent cotton mill man.
here on June 50 The Jury was out
two hours The killing Of Hyde MAS
by the divorced wife OF King, in
which Hyde figured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
RIOTS IN RANDAZZO, ITALY.
RESULT IN FOUR DEATHS
Policeman aud Three Civilians Killed
In Clash irtwccn Guards
and demonstrators.

LONDON. July 2:.-onc policeman
and three civilians We're Killed and
thirty PERSONS injured in clashes be-
tween the royal guards police and
demonstrators al ltuuGaXZu, Italy. to-
day. according TO Reuters
The casualties followed meeting
held in protest a-uiuSt a disturbance.
At Randaazo Monday. when seven
persons were killed and several
wounded upon the forced entrance
OF 300 pcasHnS INFO the municipal
offices because of Dissatisfaction win
the distribution OF macaroui.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
COURT ORDERS SALE OF
HISTORIC VIRGINIA CHURCH
Site OF Ancient Edifcc mt Round IIiI
In TO BE Used Ia Erect "a
Public school

T,?IVV,;EI 70 7 Hc IIIhcS TJlSpatch.)
WlNCllESTER. VA. July 2y--An
order has been entered in the Cir
cult Court II Frederick County. s,u-
thorizing the sale OF an historic old
presbyterian tnurch at IIayiioId
Known as Round hin Church. IL the
county Tor conversion into u public
school building. The church is one
OF the Oldest in this section. and
IT'S pulpit has been occupied by SOM,
ot the most noted clcrryincn OF the
southern PRESBYTERIAN church. The
annual August meeting held thorc
IN year, gone by attracted Immense
gatherings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
S17,OOO.OOO FOR MUMMS'
sale Of rheims Cellars Containing
Champagne Kings Private
stock IL sold.

~ NlN"rsIT S0rViCo.1
fAHlS, July 22.-Scventecn million
dollars vas realized today by the auc-
ton Of 100000 bottles OF Mumms
champagne at Rheims. The stock
was bought up by a mysterious COM
p"ny using the name "Op;crg." which
Is believed TO have heavy American
backing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
n,r,nnn Muni,ion. E>nIodc

EEli.IN. July 2g-Twcnty one
worku"n were KILLED and seventy six
severely aud six slightly injured in
tn" "xplosian OF a munitions factory
today AT Nurschcn, sixty miles south
vast Of Prague
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
he S-Cent Car Fare

ordinance is now in effect, having
been signed by the Mayor yesterday afternoon,
and the sale OF all tickets excepting school
tickes) has been discontinued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

For operating and accounting reasons, however,
the collection Of the new fare will not be COM
nicnced until Sunday, August lst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
pnt> Into rort Win Tmrhinc Trouh,c

INl.MOITFI jury 2N.-TMo Nmor!-
can si""aiS hin. Is. l. Luckcnhlch
- for New York, put into Falmouth
today with turbine trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Hen = today and tomorrow ) cents will be coll
icctch between and \. AI unless labor tickets
are presented to conductors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Commencing Sunday, tickets will be sold in
strips OF ) for 80 cents by conductors on the ears
and mt the company'S DIFFERENTIATION the con-
yencnce OF patrons---books OF 80 tickets each
may be purchased Mt the Offices of the company
for $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

by purchasing tickets-or having cash fare
ready-you will help us speed up tho service.
Quick service is what we are all interested in,
and this is one of the ways for getting 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

May not have your cooperation to that end2
We want to serve you we'll because we value
pleased patrons as our best asset.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

The body was TOO far dccomposcd
for rnNosM.t-nM or iaemtiilcntion.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-06
FNGLISHMAN TYPEWRITES 1873
WORDS A MINUTE.

Tvpewriting $3.50 words at the
rate f 133 words per minute, r. G..
Curtis at the Agricultural Hall, in
I,onEcr. Eng, beat the record made
nv g. American of 1872 words per
minute and won the worlds cham
pionship
Tbs is the second worlds record
,yor b Curtis, for a few days age
he attained speed of 173 in one
minute. beating the former Ameri-
can -ecOrd of 144 words.
Ca-lis is now awaiting challenges
from America on his two records
and declares himself open for con-
test al any time.
Another feature of the evening
was & speech made by Edgar Wal
lace. he novelist, who said that
the y ar had spoiled typists and that
to-day there was hardly an expert
operator to be found.
They say they are efficient, d
said Wallace. 'Then they stop yo,
in the middle of sentence to ash
# there is an 90 in balance or i!
European is spelled with one or two
rs" All
In conclusion, Wallace declared
that he had employed SO typist:
during the past two years and thai
not che of them was any good.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-06
WYOMING MAN BEQUEATHS
LIQOUR TO HEIRS

Either T. Joe Fisher, clerk OF
courts, at Cheyenne, Wyoming, is
taking reckless liberties with the
reputation for veracity to which he
has been consistent during about so
years in public Office, for there has
been filed in his Office G last will
and testament which provides,
among other things, that bottle of
prime whisky shall be buried
with the testator, and that each of
his two sons shall receive from his
estate three cases of fairly good
rye, which l managed to hold onto.
Il desire that all my lawful
debts shall be paid" says the will,
including my funeral eXpen-
ses and unpaid bills for two cases
of Bourbon, FIVE bottle of gin ami
three bottles of rye, which will be
found among my effects unless the
mourners should happen to get to
them first"
Another clause of the will reads
ITO my beloved wife, who has
stood by me all these years, anC
who has often been just as thirsty
as 1 was, I hereby bequeath all my
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-06
pERSHING IS "SIR JOHN" IN
BRITISH WHO'S WHO"

The position taken by English
men in controversy waged some
moths ago before General Pershing
left England is indicated by who's
Who" the biography published in
London, which describes Gen. Perish
ing as follows:
"Pershing, General Sir John 10
eral Pershing, G. G. B."
The &C. G. B." indicates that the
leader of the American Expedition
airy Forces is a Knight of the Grand
Cross of the Bath.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-06

16-year-old stock, which will be
found behind a secret panel near
The fireplace in the library. Also,
in token of my love and affection,
she shall have the last three bottles
of Scotch, which are secreted III
The piano."
After providing generously for
The sons-to the extent Of three
cases of rye each---and for the plac-
ing of pint Of liquor in the coffin
of the testator, the will concludes:
1.-The remainder of my estate
shall be turned over to my relatives.
to quarrel over as they see fit"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-06

Still on the general principle that
Caranza had sough' the Presidency
of Mexico it was suicide.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-06
WATCH
THE BIG 4

,Stor7ach- Kidneys-H Heart Liver
Kee7 the vital organs healthy by
regularly taking the worlds stand
ard remedy for kidney, liver,
blaacer and uric acid troubles
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-06
GOLD MEDAL.
<saAlEM On

The National Remedy of Holland for
centuries and endorsed by Queen Vvilhel.
mira. At all druggists, three sizes.
Look for the narue Gold Medal on every box
sad accept no imitation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
TWO CHARGED
SAMOA TROUBLE
Report Recommends Prose-
cution OF Men

HONOLULU. Dco. "a. - Arthur
Greene. "a civilian. and Lieutenant
Commander Boucher. ". 4. NJ. werv
charged with responsibility for the
recent trouble IN tho American
samoan Islands. In n proclamation OF
the Samoan house. which WINS made
public here today. The proclamation
declared that the administration Of
Admiral Terhune. u. \. NJ, former
governor OF Samoa. who committed
suicide a short time ago. was honest.
but without tact.
II urged that Greene and Boucher
be prosecuted. alleging that they
were Interested scifishiy IN making
trouble In the islands. Boucher now
ia a naval prisoner aboard the u. q.
s. Kansas, where no IN being held
pending action on court martial pro.
ceedinss recently conducted against
him. The findings OF tho court
martial were forwarded To Washing
ton a short time ago.
The trouble In eamoa developed
when charges were lodged agninat
Terhune by native chiefs alleging
mistreatment Of natives and other
abuses, Boucher WINS then accused
Of having lnnligatod tho charges and
naval board was sent 10 Samoa 20
investigate. Two days before the
board arrived Tcrhune committed
suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

JUNEAu.--ffre department re-
spending TO call at home o. John I'D.
wards drozen Foot JohnHonl find ex'
nioded ntlll canne % alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
USE MEDIUM TO
SOLVE ROBBERY
SpirituaIism Urged as Aid
10 Paris Police

PARIS. Dec. y1.--T-hat crime can
be abolished by making n impossible
for tho criminal 10 60 undctocted.
thru the medium Of communion with
the dead. L. the remarkable assertion
Of pr. Gur,Ave Geley. director Of the
international Metaphysical institute.
Madame Robert. a wealthy Par
lHieunc. called on Dr. Geiey and said
she had been robbed OF n diamond
brooch worth $4,000. Dr< Geicy rug.
gcstsd that they consult medium
1he medium was told Of the cir.
cumstancen and forthwith went into
trance wherein. II In said. she not
only gave the name Of tho thief--a
hAmbrrnaid--bu described the sr.
act location Of tho loot. Tho infor.
nation was given 90 tho polico. the
chGmberrnald confessed. and every
detail. DIR. Celey declares. Of the ms.
fsum'H statement was proved correct.
As a result Of the occurrence Or.
Seiey believes that any crime can b.
simIlariy solved. provided a medium
II proper powers u obtainablc. and
Aas suggested that tho French police
s;abiiah special metaphysical de
artment .Etnred with mediums OF
very nationality and degree Of
-ower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
CRECIANS TALK
WAR, WEDDINGS
Two Royal Marriages Are
Announced

ATHENS. Dec. :s.--war and wed.
ding were topics of court gossip hero
today.
King Constantine II planning on
going TO the smyrna front az soon
as he has caught up with a mass Of
detail on his desk here. lilo planned
10 take with him Premier Rhalliu
and the secretary OF war.
conHtantine'a intention. he said. rs
70 cling 20 the territory gained by
Greece during tho great war and 70
make a personal appeal 10 his troops
20 continue occupation.
Preliminary arrangements were
made today for tho court wedding of
Princess Helene of Greece 90 Crown
Prince Carol OF Rumania. This wed
ding will be held az bucharest
Another marriage between the two
houses viii be that OF Crown Prince
George Of Greece to Princess Eliza.
beth OF Rumania In January at Ath.
ems.
Constantine expresses himself as
pleased with tho Forthcoming alli-
ances and speaks OF tho marriages AS
real love matches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Bureau Of.
MI s s In &
Relatives

The Star invite. ~. readers IA u~e this
department a. an aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. Tho department !.
90 help In re1aiting those who have bc~n
separated. Those whose relatives OF
friends are missing are invited 10 repost
the disappearance directiy 10 Tho star.
Rraaera who may know tho whereabouts
of pefsans mentioned In this coiusnn -
the star. Other newspapers arc invited
% reproduce such items AZ viii interest
their communities.
Jesse Bourst writes from Milvllle,
N. j.. 20 thank The star for impor.
tant information received thru the
aid OF this bureau concerning Mrs.
kate Bourat. and TO thank reader
who furnished the Information.
Mrs Mary larson. Of Hollywood.
wash. writes TINT she would be
thankful for Information as 20 the
whereabouts Of her uncle. John
Frederick Anderson. age 81 years.
who left Derby. In King county.
Washington. now called Hollywood.
In 1890.
Last heard Of twelve years sgo In
faao Robes. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23

Tho new army gas mask. instead
Of being carried on the chest fits
under the armpit. and one motion en-
abies the wcarer To got II on his
head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Sues Attorney for
Return of Stickpin

Eult 20 compel her attorney. ia.
ward c. Hyde. 10 return stickpin
she gave him as security for re.
tainor fee 10 defend her when she
was convicted Of burglary six weeks
"Wednesday 10y May Golden. The girl
says Hhc paid the lawyer $50 and
now wants 90 give him tho remain
ing stTo Of his $3.50 chargu. but he
won't give up tho pin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-23
Woman Bruised as
q Machines Crash

Mrs May Daily. ts4s Brooklyn ave.
WAS badly bruised when thrown on,
of the machine OF Joseph w. Il.
Lowthian. COS Second ave. In col.
iision between four autos on the
north end of tho University bridge
"Wednesday nixht Iowthian'a auto
eollidsd with that Of c. Hatch of
Bellevue. Iia,chs auto was sraxsd
BY another. and then Haieh'H and
fowthian'~ autos slide into a fourth
auto. standing on the bridge.