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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
JAMAICA RESULTS

Fire, rncc-nyc turionEs- Shcba 81 ICaI-
lananl: 10 to >. 10 ). won: Pollyann.
l2( Rice), ; to !. even. l to Q second:
Arad. II. tRowanl. IL to !. to l. ; TO q
third Time, .0l lis. Thorn Hedge. Man.
ttlla. Bandmastcr, Fair Lassic Sal, sma n
Gladys, Cabin Creek ran.
second racc-mlle and seventy yards
out, won: The Archer. los tRu1,on).. { &c
IFS i.c ,RnrcD. TO !. 10 !. 3 to s. third
Time. I:i5. Anniversary and Baily Rel
ran.
Third ,acc-m!lc and seventy Yards
Goalcr. 10 tfcnSorb. 10 3 : 10 ;. to S
won: Thistle Queen. 10 Crurncrl. - TO !.
i,!rIHioE' 70 10 ! \ 10 J. 10 J; third Tine,
y. Keen Jane, RIcocho'. Locust Leaves
i.hrEhctio Say Which Tom Brooks. Kcli-
Fourth racc-siN furlonGs-Jadda log
.Rowanl to .. even. 10 .. won: Yellow
hand. 100 iTurncl. TO / 3 10 : Z 10 5
second Flihherty Gihhct, lc5 CMurrav).
t. to i oycn third. Tine. i.l3, ~. NY
Fftth racc-siN furlonrs-war Marvel III
Dlnereni Eye & itailahani eiN !. 10 won won;
". 70 20 )! 10 l. scc"ni: Pastoral Swan
TT" lib THUNDERSTORM. Trtl"y. Tab!sat,
ntonncur; Elected II. Loviathan. Lead.
'nSs Star. lima Frank and padriac ran
mir. III tSandcI. > 10 /. ! 10 ; to 3 Won
Clahucr le2 (McAtc-N I 10 : 10 - In !.
second Poor butterfly % tCoitiIc,rN' ~
70 ]. TO J, 10 J, third Time l:i7 Rcn.
GOV. As%umc. Sihola. Wa Smoke Cam
search!iSht III. War Cl>o ,!so ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
TIGERS TAKE SERIES

DETROIT. June l5.-Dctroit made
a clean sweep of the series with
r rnnn here winning ltoday's
y home run by Shorten in the third
scoring Bush. who was on the bases
gave the Tigers an early lead. An
other count in the fourth, and n pair
OF hits gave them the run needed
10 ma inta:n the lead, after Philadcl-
phin, by punching hits in the fifth
ana sixth. scored two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
CLEVELAND WINS LAST
INDIANS POUND MAYS HARD
AND YANKEES DROP GAME
tnSby Toys With Team From uc,ro-
polls, Tanning Ruth In
Eighth

!By Associated PrcsS.l
LEY Ei.AND. June l5.-CIcvcland
lhde 1t three out OF four from New
'ork today, winning 10 TO >.
Mays was knocked out in the third
inning: He forced In two runs and
men Gardner doubled with the bases
hiled. Collins and McGraw. who fol-
lowed, werc equally as wild
baEnE was very effective except in
me hfth inning. when New York
uhched FOUR hits for two runs. lie
truck out the side in the seventh
eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
THIRD BASEMAN GRIMM SIGNED TO REPLACE ARRAGON
AMATEURS PLAY TODAY
Close Contests Expected Mt Byrd Park
una {. Z. a. Ficid-LcnEuc Lend
crshfp ut. Stake.

With the Richmond Terminal team
only haif game behing the league
reading Battle Axe nine, amateur
baseball interest today ccnters in the
game to be staged at Byrd Park
ms afternoon between the two mines
Both teams Will have their fun
strength on the field and tho game
promises to be one OF the hardest
Fought OF tho amateur season. Her
bert iiarrelson. the premier hurler
Tor the shoe boys. Will take tho
mound for Manager Waddill. Har-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
BROWNS BEAT BOSTON

ST LOUIS, June II st. Louis made
a clean sweep Of the four-Game series
with Boston by winning today, II to
). after the visitors had got off 10 a
tour-run lead in the third. when they
drove Naneildcr from the box. The
locals came back in the same inning
and pounded Pcnnock for seven hits
including double and triple.
which. with = base on balls and an
error by McNally, ncttcd the locals
eight runs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
CARDS CLEAN UP GIANTS
10y Associated Press. +,

NEW YORK. June l5.-St. Louis
made clean sweep of the four game
series here with New York. winning
today. to q.
The Giants rallied and tied the
score in the seventh with four hits
for three runs. but the Cardinals
scored the deciding run in the ninth.
Frank Frisch went in as pinah
hitter for Sticking and played one in
ming at third base, but retired after
accounting for one of the Giants runs
in the sixth with triple and an
out at first.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
DOUBLE STEAL WINS GAME
fpy A.socl,,os p-..,

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-Pinch-
hitter Nicholsou's home run in thc
ninth inning with Schmidt on base
tied the score today, and "a double
steal in tho tenth counted Whitfield
WIN the run that gave Pittsburgh
is third victory over Phiiadelphin
Tho score was to g.
Pittsburgh. PhIin,Ielnbj,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

cnran. Rcalc. Mitchell. Stcinback Keller,
Walker .; leach. Errors Corcoran.
RDtky M EnaTlo sa sf on
HotTI"mah stolen bases-Esller. !: Walker.
walker. Homo run-Corcoran First an
nalis-cn Leach. in innings: on FuiIcn.
Wider. In innirE: of Mitchell. > Struck
oou by leach; 2: by. Fullenwdcr o. by
Mltchs!I J. iiits-on Leach. in Innings
leach; Earned runs Rocky Mount J: Nor.
!oik. 1 Time. l:5,. Umpire Ganicy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

SUFFOLK.

,SnnimmaTy !, Runs ,:rorcd hangs Viox.
MN,aIi"n;Ss k2Hney Whitman (3j. Poos
f t1S;Ts Base on hSils-om nipnqtoc. /: on
hy ."esurc. ]: by Crockctt .: ~ Hnr;;onn
:. i;g;t on Portsmouth,. 5: Suffolk.
y liIt nv pitched hailS-Ponlr t;rc"nanc
ppraNn"F Double play-rraynor to Won to
iissnnfeF hrrdr.foSt Sacrifice hits-Mack
Time. l."n .tt'ru,,nnrc M ''' = VIZ III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
SENATORS DROP GAME

CHICAGO. June Is. ~ Chicago
punched hits today and easily de-
.cated Washington. TO ;. in the
anal game of the series. Cicotte
'ased up after the locals had taken
comfortable lead, and the visitors
made their scores by hitting oppor-
4
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take LEAD
FOUR BROOKLYN HURLERS
FAIL TO STOP CINCINNATI
Reds Again Jump Ahead OF Robins
by Winning, 10 to 5-Rcuthcr
Hit Freely In Three Innings.
[Ry Associated Press

BROOKLYN. June 15.-Cincinnati
Used up four Brooklyn pitchers in
eating the Dodgers. 10 to today
end taking the lead In the National
league pcnnant race.
Pfefrcr was knocked out of tho box
in the fourth inning and Mitchell.
who relieved him. lasted less than
an inning. MOZART checked the bonn
bardment. hut yielded four hits and
two runs until he was taken out for
n pinch hitter In the eighth. Miljus
got away without score In the
ninth.
Reuther was hit freely in three in
ninES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Catholic University nnh. ..noM1m

WASHINGTON. Jpae. li.NNlumni
81 Catholic University or America at
ihoir annual meeting today voted to
lhunch movement looking toward
the construction OF "A million -dolllo-
stadium TO be modelled after the Yalr
bowl IL Is planned to build tho
stadium in sections. tho frs, section
10 ne completed by the fall OF 1921
John H. Curtin. Rocky Mount x q
was elected president Of the Law
Alumni Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
TRUCKERS WIN AGAIN

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. June l5.-Suffolk
ost To Portsmouth this afternoon by
the score OF 10 g. rain hating the
anne in the visitors half of the
! Nth inning
pnrt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

Score by innings: X
Richmond ............. % 2 q ID
Wilson ..-............l 0 o OIL
summary: Runs-SIntth. Poole. =: IIol-
mos, Bacon. .: Grim, 2: Abbott Castle.
Errors-%il,inrcr. Grocty. Cole. Two-hasr
s-iihaugh and Grim. Threc-hasc hits
Poole and Smith. stolen bas"s-CasiIC.
Bacon. nouhle pisy--Kirchcr to Grim 10
roolt Sacrifice hits-Gooch. 2: Duffy.
I'asc ON hnlls-or kirch"r. !: on Robbins.
J: OF Alba ugh. .. 1IitS-on Robbins
in % innings on .tlhau-h IL in & / 4
innings Timn. 1855. Umpire-Guion a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 10: New York. =,
(hirnEo. %: Washington. ..
Detroit. 3: philadelphia. ..
STANDING OF CLUES

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Washington nt Cleveland.
Fhilndrlphin mt st. Louis.
New Ynrk ut Chicago.
Boston ut Detroit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,

rni;I.)
rnin.)
Rocky Mount. 3: Norfolk. o. (scvcn in
Newport notwithstanding. train>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

WHERE THEY fLhY To-Day. 500
Richmond mt Wilson
Portsmouth at suffolk
Norfolk at Rocky Mount.
Newport News AT Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
FNT
WnsliinrtOt

Totals 800 ., 10 Totals ...35 IS % 10
'Battcd tor Carlson ~ ninth
Score by innings r.
Washington .........0 q q o o. -
Chicago .................. 81 o o "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
SPORTS

relson has pitched phenomenal bo,,
IN the last week and WaddiIi Is Con-
h hach ne VIII set the Terminal team
SS.riensthcned as tho result of ac-
tween Taxa kola and Church Hin
Athletic Club on c. C. A. Eiard
promises to be as close as that nv
tween the teams Mt Byrd Park. Mar
work for thej East End team III
PROBABLY Will DO opposed by Orr or
South Atlantic League. II
SpartanburE. 5; Charleston. /. -
augusta, l3; Charlotte, 4. ~
Columbia, 1; Grecnvillc .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

Goodwin. p 2 o o o ro,ov 49, :,
Huincs. p... /
Totals ....aol32s Totals ....3sl3e7 II
Score Icy innings: u
ST. Louis ...............i 400co Ia
New York .............0 2 o o o o o.
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phllndelpl,ia.

Totals rs 10 30l2 Totals 80 S 3ol7
.Dat"i for Watson in sixth
titattcd for Hamilton in ninth.
:Battcd for Smith In ninth
Score by innings: y
1870 90 q All
Philadelphia .......I o o q %
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h'
Boston
st. Louis.

Totals -. rs II ii2 Totals Sc ls - I
Ratted for fcnnock In fourth
Tran for Menoskv IN ninth
tRattcd for Fortune in ninth
rBattcd for Jones in ninth
Score by innings:
BOSTON .....,.... n a n n n n n , "
81 Louis ...... n n n !, n n -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Reuther was hit freely in three in
Brooklyn

Totals ....37 II q IL Totals ...3s 6 q II
'Bottcd for MOZART in eighth.
Score by innings: II.
Cincinnati ............3 q o s o l o l 0-lo
Brooklyn .................0 o o | o . )
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
c,.., RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. I: Philadelphia, q. tTcn In

St. Louis. 4: New York. =.
ChiCag0-lSCSton {rpinl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Southern AssncIntInr

Atlanta. 6; Memphis. ..
New Orleans. .: Nashville. ..
Blrminsham, 2: Little Rock, s.
Mobile. &. Chattanooga. ).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Tears for No.
2 Made No. 3
Quite Peeued

Crying over the ashes OF a previous
dead husband irritatsd William C.
Stanley. former shipyard worker. ne
cording TO his answer TO Mrs Anna
Weber stanley'A suit for divorce. be
ing tried Thursday before Superior
Judge Everett smith.
she had the ashes OF her second
husband in a receptacle which she
kept in her trunk" Stanley claims.
"and she used 10 take out this jar
every nlgAf and cry over them. Why.
she even cried until , o'clock in the
morning
Mrs. Stanley % nths other hand.
cited as her reason for being dis
pleased with Stanley. her third hus
band. the fact that he was suspicious
Of her and heapsd all manner Of per.
sonal indignities upon her. making
her marital existanoe .unbearabie-
F'urthermvre. Mrs. Stanley ia ask.
ing the court for $4,000 from her
husbands estate and 500 per month
aiimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
CEORCETOWNIS
SHORT OF FIELD
Playground Need Empha-
sized by Big Turnout

Georgetown wants a playground
and wants u soon. Blight hundred
children enlrrcd ia the Field day
given ThGrNdsy afternoon by com
nunity services on the GeorEot0vn
school grounds and their parents all
turned out TO SEQ them.
II didn't take long for Tho cn;husl.
asm % the youngsters to reach the
hearts 81 the Erownups. and a peu.
ton Was signed b. all present. urging
a playground for that district. with
a play directly Enthusissin wa
given the move by tho offer Of the
community service agency to pro
vide play leader for the summer
months. IL playfield could be OBJ
tanned. Georgetown az present has
no play facilities.
Maple school son the remnant
from Georgetown school with the
most point winners. Polk dancers IN
costume. a community sinR. led by
Francis Russell. finished tho pro
gram last night Camp Fire girls
earned their summer vacations by
handling tho rsfreshmcnt conces
Hions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

smith Cove ,sTmlnsl--s,f Port Wayne.
ctr bssilsh. ctr hAndasas asru.
Pier is-sif Islsn.
Pier iz-Afr EsfEen.
Pet ii--n0fsr arhr gltrkstind-
iler 10 Meter sebr bsicatta-
Great northern glsr sff spsa Nsru
Pier k--ssr BSie Mars.
inton Gacine dock sir Dfsl sao Aafu.
Pier D. kAr Admiral Dsvsy. sir SPOKANE.
Albsfs aerA Sir Halnlsf
Pacific Co.'s, E1xlnssTtSg verka-su
LAst~fn sailor.
Skinner a Fdsg ysfas-Rtr Frss Baxter.
standard oh aoes asr ~ AsgusAe
s.ssg 81 tsrmiHsi--E. y. b Bsrnrlas. str
VI AquaFle.
TandsF o. terminal E,r uskessfiela
tssf " afsr~ny tsfminAi~htT West wis
ar Eastern Importer
Tsdd arydocks-str Eastern Tempest
yacht kan Wan. str West Harfihnd.
Puget Bridge and Dredging piant-Bf
PattsrnDn
iAks uaisn- siir snoasAls< nroIton.
fsoia. Fudymion. Fort jackson. Al
dlssn. Bosrh ton. Bow.smont. osrns-
vile. AIi"nhufst, Ahiiis. Aaria. Ca
pfafla. fiestrA. Oriwiu. ADgdos. Area
assnls. Academia. FsEvts. Biaek wslf.
blesissa. kasiins blanfsrd. AEfsp.
AntheB. FORT Hsrriron. Fort EtRnslI
tHn.fkA. kltpu. Loot Dione. carsnaD,
csElsa. cinsgrAs. cardis. f.its-a. sehrs
Henry wHsoa. Saltwater. Ailae. hgo-
Cofps. Ffesuo. ~hAiinK sifs kodak.
TaBsinss. training ship tieksbufr
Standard Boiler voFks-ssf a. H. Love
lay.
aues yaTds str Roosevelt
H~ffsrnan drpaocs 81 Take F1ynua
Ntrea.n- achr HiaslHd.
Crand Trunk dock Str Admiral Watson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

Fair Price Board
to Dissolve Soon?

Rumors that the activities OF the
King county fair price COMMITTEES
are soon TO be officially ended were
riven color by the announcement
"Wednesday morning OF the resisna'
tion Of Miss r. IL Klesmeyer, secre-
tary Of the committee. Her resigna-
ton takes effect at the end Of the
month.
My resignation has nothing what
ever 10 do with the official actions
OF the fair price committee said
Miss Kleemeyer. however There
l. simply no work for me TO DO. and
am going elsewhere"
District Attorney Robert c. Saun.
ders refused TO comment on the mat.
ter except 20 say that no official
word had come TO him regarding ap-
preparations for the work 10 be car.
ried on after the end Of the fiscal
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
STRAWBERRIES
ARE CHEAPER
First Local CaulifIoWer OF
Season Reaches Market

Local wholesale strawberry mar
kct IL down with quotations rang
ing from 81 20 $3.50 a crate for
Eastern Washington offerings. Deal.
ers say the state berry shipping sea
son viii end this week and that pres
ent prices are probably at the bot
tom level.
First local csuliflower is reported
IN only fair condition by local whole
salers. and prices are down 90 $50
20 81 dozen.
Potato market still holds firm
with Yakima Gems az fis5 20 $3.50
"A ton. Onion prices are easier. Cali
fornia whites are bringing . cents
n pound. while the Crystal Wax. In
crates OF ~ 10 As pounds. are selling
az 1915 q crate.
hot house tomatoes are In more
pleniifulIy. A shipment Of goose
berries h bringing 10 eenis pound
Watermelon market 10 sluggsh ow-
ms 90 unfayorsble weather. Quota,
tons are 3 " 10 cents a pound.
Butter and exg markets are
steady. Cheese prices are easier.
with washingtos iriplets nj 10 10 80
cents a pound. Poultry market was
weaker la some liner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Bryant District
to Give Pageant

Bryant District Community Sery.
ice offers Friday evening a pagan,
titled The Road 10 Tomorrow. d..
rected by Mrs. Hazel Teal and su.
pervised by Mr.. Sandal and pro
ducsd by all local talent cast.
Refreshments will be served BY
the Camp Fire girls.
Mr.. Russell. formerly song leader
Of Camp Lewis. will lead the com
munity In a few snappy songs. The
program viii be given on the BaI
ter lawn on the southwest corner OF
3sth ave. ~. T.. and T.. 5oth St, be
ginning at $40 sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Gas Shortage Was All Over
All Right-.-All Over State

on the highway stlll have whole
chassis left. and much OF the steer
ing gear and top.
IL the owner can afford the time
to leave his plumbing JOB. or his ear
pentry. or brick laying. or longshor
ing. long enough 70 hike out with a
couple dozen friends each carrying q
quart or 50 OF gas on hts hip. u he
can find n plass where the shortass
hasn't extended all over yet. he
would likely be able right now to put
three or four OF the abandoned carr
together and make one pretty com
plets machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Ben-Hur Tribe to
Give Scholarships

Scholarships In many educational
institutions will BE- established by
the Tribe Of Ben Hur a. one feature
OF a memorial 20 the founder Of the
soeiety. the Late -. W. Gerard.
Action TO this effect was taken by
the delegates 20 the supreme meet.
ing Of The order. representing near.
~ every state in the Union. T1-
Ben.Hur memorial scholarships viii
be awarded GA the basds Of merit
10 members OF the society after a
competitive examination. and will
be placed in technical. art, music.
professional and trade schools az
well as colleges and universities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

Toy airplanos and envelopes con.
tanning prize gifts for boys at the
Ells picnic at Woodland park next
Saturday will be dropped on the
picnic grounds from a real air.
plane at 2.30 that afternoon.
The tCys and prizes are 10 he
the contributions OF the Mac.
Dourall-Southwick store. \ rep
resentative OF the store will ride
in the plane and drop the prizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10

tiah 10, frssh rsnnh eKEs. dor 30
mild cnesfe. NJ 1sc. stall 49, fanny
CONT honey 5se. ne Gsfn Nui 81 %.
good butter. fbs tiis Et8iis 40.
Lamb chops s-c n hamburger or Hau-
sasr. lkc NJ bonrisss pot roaSi zgc n
sail 49,. good broom. 1se ~. 2 ~ RED
beans, 9te. peaches sc can. Stall iN5,
ASPARAGUS tips ztc can sauerkraut goc
csn shredded oocoanut. ~ pAz stall
1870. = ~. Tree tea. Egc. IiiilH' red can
coffee. Sc cans tomatoes. esc siails
it.i5. prunsr go p. cans Carnsilon
milk. soc. pks Ssaxehii matchs.
-sc. zee can pork and beans ttc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
The Stars Baby:
Too Bad All Applicants Can't Haze Him.
Poignant Phrases in Their Letters.
Baby Editor Has a Difficult Job.
He Calls on His Royal Highness.

Tho BABY Editor called on tho baby
today. His Royal Hghness was
asleep In the little room which 10
homo for him and his mother. The
mother smiled when she was told OF
all the splendid possibilities awaiting
her son. aud a few tears escaped her
when she realized that she must tear
the little fellow out OF her life.
The baby has been delivered into
the keeping OF the child Welfare
Division OF the Health Department
Miss Ella Erickson. supervisor. viii
have him all ready for his new
father and mother. nr. Read. health
officer. VIII look him over ana he will
carry with him the highest sclen'
title recommendations
Please don't write any more lat
ters The bahy's now home must be
chosen right away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
He Found the Purse
But il Was Empty

A neighbor % : W. Haaf. 2es
23rd ave opened hia front door this
morning and nav a purse lying ON
the porch lie divcd for IL ergita Mt.
Is. But chagrin darksned his face
when the purse was found 60 be
empty.
Later Il was discovered that a bur
g1iar had entered Haag's house.
stolen a diamond and tho purse. con
tanning So After shifting the con.
tents OF the purse TO his pocket no
threw q on the neighbor's porch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Find Lead Mine
in Churchyard

LONDON. June IN lead vein
five inches thick has becn found in
derclict mines AZ Elton. The shat,
had not been worked for 60 ycars.
The shaft II only nine feet from the
churchyaryi. and q law prohibits the
working OF a lead mine IN the neigh.
borhood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
SEVERAL APPLICANTS
100 PER CENT

And don't feel hurt because YOU
didn't set the baby. Contidentiaily.
u was almost u lottery among the
leading applicants. Several regis
tered 100 per cent And here's a
secret Miss Erickson. IN charge Of
the Child Welfare Division, frequent
" has a wonderful baby to find a
home for. The Baby Editor 10 turn
Ing over 10 her the applications that
can't be filled, in spite OF the fact
that they arc from homes that are
perfectly qualified
You may hear from her.
And. Il might pay 10 write 20 her
directly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Public Markets


stall ~. fine Erhnuiafed sugar. na
| SOC. Ne 81 90. Stall CO. tail can Car
nation mill lzc stan ~. pure frshh
milk. lie at Stall 20. salt herrinF r
/ for 2bo. fresh haiibut, zoe NJ: Ehad. ioc
! N stall 1911. bloaterr for gle. cells.
| SOC NJ tippsrod herring. i5c a. bnr
heeusd cod, sSo n. Stall ~. pure lard
! 2 ne sc. veal stew. i7hc ~; boiling
beef a. ho ~ lamb chopS. 1sc n. stall
/ 90. onions, Ms Zoe. $3.50 sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Greenwood Plans
Community "Sinp"

Community singing under Francis
Russell. accompanied by Orchestra
Leader Knutson and the Greenwood
school orchestra will be the feature
Of the community meeting which
II scheduled for Thursday night at
1880 in the Greenwood school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
American Golfer
Still in Contest

MUIR FIELD. Scotland. June 10.
Robert Gardner OF Chicago today
won the sixth round OF the anna
teur golf tournament Of Great
Britain by defeating Gordon Lock.
hart OF Prestwick. up. Gardner
is the only American survivor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
sAsfTAHy

stalls 2o-i2. fresh ranch egEs zoe dor
pure honey. zoe 81 7se at. fresh butter
Z tae n. Ms. fll0s full cream cheese
gsc n ms 300 stalls - 80. crat
snesf 7oc ~. fresh shad. lie ~ Stall
a.. Maximum coffee. SOC n CHsoo OF
I Fiske white. CSC ~ lo-n. PAL KArc
syfapl ssc 500 wesson oil. 81 70. 10 rbs
yellow corn meal. &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
aONf,Hy

Rtan 20. sugar 2sc NJ stall a. Car
nation milk. i2c can Stall e.. apple
butter. ltc n. 2 ms. SIC. golden ryrup.
tic n bulk Yakima honey. 3sc pt CSC
o. fresh peanut butter eac n Stalls
s5'ft. 30 can Royal baking powder gsc.
! n. blus Ribbon tea. be. Iiilk' red
can coffee. zoe ~ 81 20 broom. SEC: f0c
pure choc0late Or cocos soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
fylkNgIl

sisn ~, salmon trout. sc n shad
Zoe ~ red snapper. 2 bs esc. shad
roe. CO. N. King salmon. zoe ~ ling
cod. Ms ttc. Stalls it-et. ? cans pork
and beans. 2ec. large can houinF. ibc
cans clam nectar. ESQ. Oh saFdlnes &C.
fsn. ffhll 2. neck bones. Ne z5r. leaf
lard. tie ~ lamb chops. 2 ms ssc. No.
pail compound, 4Gr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-10
Palmer Prepares
Wilson Ruling

wASHNGTON, June 1O.--Attor.
ney General Palmer is preparing
an official ruling that President
Wilson has the right until June
15 to sign measures passed at the
recent session OF congress.