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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Mystery Of Bones
l. Now Cleared Up

pENDLETOS. Ore. July 3i.--
feared bones found on the. Ellis
ranch Mt Ukiah are not those OF .
human. Coroner J. r. Brown report
"a today. following investigation Of
an alleged murder mystery" In the
mountain settlement
with Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeiy
tAoy threshed out the case. learn
Inc that Joe Williams. whose disap
pearance was alleged to have been
accompanied by foul play, left Ukiah
With his wife June 70 and left
Pendleton by train July 2. Village
gossip was blamed by tho officers
for the mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Policemen Must
Leave Gun Alone

Seattle policemen have got TO
SOP mOlestins helpless gum ma
chimes. that IL. providing w. H.
Kitchen wins his suit filed against
tho city If Seattle and Chief OF
poIics c. w. Soaring Saturday.
Kitchen in his suit Asks for a
oomporary injunction stopping the
police raids on 20. k gum ma
chimes on the corners. Chief
0anring il said to have included
~ machines In the category Of
onmblln9 machines and has ordered
His patroImcn to prohibit operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Triple Alliance viii launch . cam
roagn for sioo.ooo campaign funds.
= w. Buck. state labor secretary.
80 state central COMMITTEES Of the
~Commisfss Of ~" At Good Eats
onfeteria Friday night A three-day
Oupaien VII b iaunehed thruous
- STATE under direction II the
lgon-Partimn League. Railway Mems
yyoalhSo League and other units,
- two leagues. Buck thinks. viii
- Ven over to the third party idea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
DEATHS

De. Govt Mrs Mary X. 80. Provi-
denee hospital
Moore. Mrs. Blanche. 70. King coun-
ty hospital.
De Maestri. Mike. 60. King County
hospital
Griffin. william. CO. King County
hospital.
white. Infan. Seattle General hos
pitat
Chin. Infant. Canton alley.
White. Harriet NJ. 30. so0s Fauntie-
roy.
Wiike, Julia ~. "a. Columbus SAM
tarlum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
BUDGET HEARING
AGAIN TUESDAY,
Take Up Zoning Commits
sion's Plans

scatfie's city council WIN reeume
hearings on the 1921 budget nsxe
Tuesday. and will compiete ths hear
ings before the end Of the week. -
cording to NJ H. strouse, auditor os
appropriations.
Estimates Of the xoning connie
sion and the light department WIN -
considered Tuesday morning. au1 he
water department figures viii b. dis
GUESSED at the afternoon senpton.
wednesday the estimates Of he
street railway. park and library -
partments viii be before the commte
tee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
2 KILLED when
TRAINS COLLIDE
Officials Investigate Wreck
in Fremont Yards

Railway and county officials were
conducting an inquiry Saturday TO
nx blame for the death of two men
killed At 4is Friday when a loco.
motive drawing 10 undertaken ears
crashed into train of coal cars In
the Y. 7. Fremont yards.
Ora " Thornton, engineer. Of An.
burn. and Alex Rennie. fireman. Of
Everett. were instantly killed. Luck
alone saved Samuel Reed. brakeman.
from similar death.
Swinging around curve on ".
Lake place At the foot % waiiingford
ave. the lumber train smashed into
the coal cars while going, 20 miles
an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Woman Sentenced
in Bigamy Case

WINNIPEG. July st.--Ssntsneed
- two years in the psnitentary yes
tor1ny, Caroline NJ. jackson. Mime
ooolia. who pleaded guilty TO the
cknrwe Of bixamy. was given ~
nnerw In which she might return TO
~ United States
The warrant viii be held during
tnnt time.
wayne w. Dunlop. who married
Ma Jackson here. and was held as
material witness. was ordered re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
DIVORCES GRANTED

Emme. Mildred v. from Frank II
shouits. Ruth olive. from u. w.
Fatrman. Aiexina. from r. w.
abbage. bertha NJ. from Charles T.
Nossack. Ethel Charlotte. from Err
nest
Ctktis. Melville r.. from Caroline r.
AMER, Palma b., from Ernest r.
pahners. Marie ~. from Peter H.
Mcbride. Mary, from While Craven.
Mooney. Gertrude. from william l..
Kruger. Meivea. from Charles w.
Rice, Anna LeonA from william
Edgar.
Smith. Grant NJ. from Emma o.
Fisher. Minnie. from Harry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Subj ostoffice
Open on Pine St.

The new postoffice substation II
opened for business Friday in it's
recently completed building at 18th
ave. and Il. Pinest. Lincoln II. Hall,
who had charge Of the old substation
3. heads the force at the new station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Fail to Convict
Boy Up for Murder

ENTERPRISE. Ore. July d.
Another trial Will be necessary In
the case Of Herbert Daniels. ~,
charged with killing Roscoe Dorsey,
Is. BY stabbing him with. pocket
knife during an argument over q
basketball game. A jury disagreed
here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Christensen Confers
With Party Chiefs

NEW YORK. July ai.--rariey y,
Christensen. farsneriabo presidential
candidate. conferred with party lead
ers here today in regard TO plans for
tho campaign.
Christensen characterized this
league Of nations an an attempt 20
establish an international bankers
soviet and a dead issue anyway.
lie declared no one would be per
mlttrd 10 contribute 10 his campaign
unless he had passed inspection. The
party. he said. expects 90 raise necea
sary funds ~ membership dues.
-
It'a . wtse aaw thai knows ~
own maker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Demos Talk Over
Complete Ticket

fans for putting a complete dem
ocratlc ticket In the contests for
state and county office were dis
cussed BY the precinct committee
men, called together Saturday after.
noon 1t Meves' cafeteria. BY County
Chairman Charles d. Fullen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
$50 Gallons Of
Wine Are Seized

Five stills and more than ESQ gal.
Ions OF grape and raisin wine were
taken by Federal Prohibition Agent
4. 70. Bunker, working with police
and county officers. In Kittitas coun.
ty during the last week. Bunker re-
turned TO Seattle today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Private Wurst Is
Best u. s. Marine

oUANTIcO. Va. July 3i.---Despite
thc seeming handicaps OF his name
and stature. Private c. r. Wurst car.
RID of premier honors at a special
Inspection held at the marine bar
racks here. to determine the most sol
derby marine Of less than one years
service at this post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Great Britain Will
Release u. s. Garages

WASHINGTON. July Al Amer.
lean cargo~s valued at about 1900.
900. which were seized by the Brit,
!ah government during the war. win
b. released under decision u the
British prize court nj London. the
state department announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
TONIGHT

Eveuing-~W Woodland park - Rhsket
picnic by order 81 Amarsnth,
100 Woodland park - Roland ~.
Hartley. candidate fer governor.
addresses Gopher society or
former MinnssetanA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
l,sinessi Women
Name New Leader

~. PAUL. MINI. July n.--Miss
llama IAkeforest Of Detroit was
eoected president Of the National
nua1ns1u and Professional Woman's
C1uho here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Carnation Crowd
Il Back to Farm

Back TO the farm. IL the order OF
me day for Seattle employees Of the
Carnation MILK Products Co. Satur.
1ay. They are holding their annual
picnic At the carnation stock farms.
- guests Of r.. A. Stewart. president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
GIRL, TWO men,
DEATH, POLICE
Prominent Names In Chi.
Cago Involved

CHICAGO. July sfs--samuei r. A.
Lofts. millionaire jeweler. who wns
found dead In HIS bachelor apartment
last night wan killed by an acct.
dental fall while intoxicated. officials
Of the eoroner's office intimated To,
day.
Following an autopsy. DIR. william
HImonds. eoroner's physician. said
Lofts died from cerebral .henor.
rhage, caused by external violence
Coroner Peter Hoffman. who exam.
ined the body. said the bruise on
Lotus head. because Of it's nature
and large area. probably resulted
from his head striking the floor waen
he fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Why tho coal cars hlockadcd 4
main track was the principal point ln
SATURDAYS inquiry. Railway officials,
other than saying that the coal oars
were being switched. would not give
an explanation.
Reed escaped certain death when
he left the cab of the locomotive a
few seconds before the crash. lie
was on tho pilot when the engine hit
fha coal train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

The success Of . nurse giri de-
ponds upon her attention 10 little
things.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

The trunk in the famous Trunk Murder Mystery
that the pokce Of dozen cities hare been working to soipe
and sketch Of the girl mhose body found IN the trunk
The trunk addressed TO James Douglas and forwarded
from Detroit II sent TO the unclaimed goods warehose
and opened authorities believe they solution
of the mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Miss Woods disappeared from
tia luxurious nat shortly after the
physician had left. shayne called the
ooroner'r Office. srklng the Official 10
visit the fat at once.
I'm In a he'll of holaF' he told the
officer. urEinx speed.
Questioned by officers. fhayne re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
MONDAY

500 Ninth ward Republican club
John A. uellatly campaign
speech.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Topping on it's rtwht side. the loco
motls. Was telcscopsd hy tho onrush.
ms cars behind Il. Luckily for Reed.
he was on the left side of the pilot
and was able 10 jump clear. Rennio
was not 40 fortunate. lie was
jammed between the firehox and tho
teleseoplnx FIRST car of the train
R~sd lives At The Walden hotel. COS
Yeslcr way.
Thornton n survived by his wife.
Mrs. Msiylna Thornton. Hts bssiy
was removed 90 the Scott rnaertak.
Ing pariorr in Auburn saturday for
burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Are Looking for
Leroy in New York

NEW YORK. July si--Aeting on
the assertion Of patfolman Leo
Trumbull Of Detroit. that Eugene
Leroy. husband II the woman
whose nude body was found IN .
trunk shipped here from Detroit,
had been seen in New York IN. day
before the body MIA found authori
tics here today Instituted a search
for Leroy. who was wand also "a
have used the aliases %. j. FcFuan,
dsx~ and %. J. Wood"
Gordon Moore 10 bslns sought here
His neither died in Vancouver Thurs
day. provincial officials notified local
police. They asked that Moore b.
notified u he In In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Mrs. IAivIsA ROGERS. e., WIN

died last "Wednesday at the home Of
her son. Edmond Rauah. ssss Inter.
lake ave. wa. buried Saturday after
neon In washelii cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
NEW COMEDY AT
 COLONIAL TODAY Dorothy Gish tSarring in Mary Ellen Comes
 to Town"

It's hard to be a midnight girl in a 3 O clock town, and that was just the trouble with Mary Ellen She knew that she was destined for peppier days than the dispensing of soda water from the one fountain in a one-horse town so she went to New York for the big adventures And Mary Ellen found them all right, and what she found makes that entNr- taining comedy, Mary Ellen Comes to Town" which will be shown at the Colonial theatre today and the remain der of this week.
 Mary Ellen Comes to Town" is a Paramount-Artcraft production, and that delicious comedienne, the female Chaplin as one critic called her, Dorthy Gish. is l the star, Mary Ellen is the kind of role which just suits Miss Gish, and the story provides her with numerous op- portunities for her own individual style l of comedy. This style has won her the plaudits of movie fans and reviewtss l leverywhere and Mary Ellen Comes te 1 Town" will just add to the rame she has already gained.
 Her supporting cast has been chosel | with care. Ralph Graves, who Is nov making name for himself as one O the best young actors before the camera and who has been seen with Miss Glsi in other productions is her leading man and Is excellent. Raymond Cannon, Char
 les Gerard, Rhea Haines and others
 will be seen, in her support.
 AS said at the beginning Mary Eliei
 was a soda jerker in a s-lall town
 which had gotten on her nerves. Final ly the last straw was applied whei the flyer was held up for couple o hours and Mary Ellen saw live Nev York actress. So off to New York sh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
'CON|NGSBY DAWSON
 AT THE JEFFERSON
Soldier, Author, Orator Will Be Heard on Re
 making the World"

It has been so long a time since Bir- mingham has been thrilled by 2 war speaker bringing the eloquent message that stirring all hearts. that keen in interest is being evinced in the coming of Coningsby Dawson He will speak at the Jefferson thea Ire on Saturday night. March 27. and part of the proceeds of his lecture will go todard supporting the district nurse employed by the Guild of St. Mary 8
 church.
 I While this lecture is not properly
 speaking war lecture, the fact of Daw- | sons having gone through the whole
 long terrible conflict, makes him an
 authority on any subject connected with the war. and that he will have to say on reconstruction problems will be auto ratative as well as interesting. 1 Probably the two war books thai
 reached the greatest heights, were "rhs Student at Arms" and Carry On" The
 author of the former, British officer was killed at the front, while Dawson
 who wrote the latter, through twice seri
 ously wounded, survived.
 The subject of Dawson's lecture "Re- making the World" is one that mus deeply interest all thoughtful men anc
 W omen, and as Coningsby Dawson i' said to speak as we'll as he writes. I will be not only interesting but upitft l ing and inspiring.
 There has been most flattering sal ! Of tickets beforehand and attention mus be called to the exchange Of these TO reserved seats and sale tickets at tn Jefferson theatre beginning Thursday 70
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
EXCUSE MY DUST"
 THRILLING DRAMA
Wallace Reid at His Best in Strands New Of-
 fering

Toodles Walden threw all rules over
 board when he received the telegram
 from the girl he loved telling him to
 come at once.
 He came at seventy miles an hour in
 the most exciting road race ever filmed, and even wrecks couldn't stop him. Toodles' dash over the roaring road is one of the features of that thrilling drana Excuse My Dust" featuring handsome Wallace Reid, and which has
 been attracting crowds to the Strand theater all week. In addition to this big feature attraction, there is a Christie special "Petticoats and Pants,' a riot of humor from start to finish. Excuse My Dust' is a Paramount-Art- craft production and sequel to that thrilling picture of automobiles and TO- nance and racing, "The Roaring Road, ' 1 in which MT. Reid made one of the great est hits of his career. It was then he l created the role of Toodles Warren, which he portrays in Excuse My Dust" 1 Tn portraying athletic. typical young i American manhood, Mr. Reid is without a | rival. And Toodles Walden, the live, en. ergetic young manager of the Darco Auto 1 Company, is Just that sort.
 ! Mir. Reids supporting cast Is excellent 1 Theodore Roberts, the grand old man ot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
FEELS II HER DUTY ID TELL
Birmingham Woman Suf- fered Three Years With Cough-Relieved By L-V

T feel that 1t is no more than my duty to let others know the benefit I received from using LungV.a, which is now called L--V." says Mrs. Lillie In gram, 2412 5th ave-, Birmi gham, Ala.
 For about 3 years I had a cough that worried me very much, especially at night. I could not rest at night for it. While I was suffering with this cough I contracted a severe cold that aggravated my troubles. Then someone asked me to try Lung-Vita and did. After had taken about a bottle both the cough and cold was gone, and was perfectly well wom- an. I never expect to be without L-V in my home"
 Your druggist can furnish you with L-v, which was formerly called Lung Vita, but if he won't. write Nashville Medicine Co.,. Nashville. Tenn. for free booklet--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
BRAZILIAN COMING
 FOR TRADE STUDY

Admiral Cordiero de Garca, representa- tive of the Brazilian government, will be ir Birmingham some time soon to look
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
MISS EVA SHIRLEY
 COMING ID LYRIC Bill Fairly Bristles With Headline Attractions of
 Artistic Attainment

The irresistibility of youth combined with the glory of a perfect voice have made Miss Eva Shirley one of vaude- vfllcs popular prima donnas. and that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
For Freckled, Rough
 or Muddy Compilations

The freckling. discoloring or roughening to which delicate skins are subject after ex- posture to wind sun. often appearing in early spring. may readily be gotten rid of Mercolized wax. spread lightly over the face before retiring and removed in the morning with soap and water. completely peels off
 the disfigured skin. Get ounce of the wax at any druggists. There's more effective way of banishing freckles or other cutaneous defects. Little skin particles com, off each day, so the process doesn't ever temporarily mar the complexion, and ont soon acquires a brand new. spotless. girl | ishly beautiful face.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
707o11ooF pFn N" Exc,sF Eorry Cor1ey ln
 

means that the Lyric will have one of the strongest headline acts in weeks today, Friday and Saturday
 Miss Shirley, who is hardly more than a slip of a girl, really may safely lay claim to being the youngest prima donna in vaudeville. Her voice. how ever, has the mellowness one would expect to find only in a person of many more years. Her clearness of tone, her perfect enunciation. and her wide range, together with the care which she has displayed in selecting her rep ertoira. have caused Miss Shirley to attain her present enviable position.
 Her act is entitled Songs of the Mo ment.- from hagtime to grand opera, and includes Fid Gordon's musical boys and Al Roth, jazz dancer. Chabot and Dixon in When the Clock Rings" present satire with music. This pair of entertainers have a laugh every time the clock ticks.
 Ollie Young and April in Bubble
 land" cavort about and blow soar
 bubbles. The bubbles behave very much as they do when Jimmie and Su' sic and Robbie make them with fath' CTS plpe ana mothers soap, put WHel April smokes up some after the first
 round or two. the entire stage is lit orally filled with bubbles.
 Kirby, Quinn and Anger. in the cor ner comedy, "On the Street." exhibit almost every phase of human life. Thi. trio is barrels of fun.
 Dixon. Bowers and Dixon. in Three Country Pumpkins" hold the "rube' up to public gaze, and they succeed il comical manner.
 To go with this excellent bill th' photoplay feature will be Partners O the Night" Goldwyn picture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
DORoTtY 0sA ez1V aa~ DR J H. HASELDEN IN ARE COLONIAL You Fir To FARRY1 ALCAZAR

into business conditions here with i view to establishing trade relations b tween his country and the manufacture and merchants of Birmingham.
 He is now in Cuba. and expects come to the United States within f' days, going first to New Orleans from there extending his trip to the nor and east by easy stages, visiting all i portant manufacturing and trade centt on the way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25

went and found many things. few that she expected. but in the end she acquir- ed a perfectly good husband This en- tertaining comedy will be shown through Saturday only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
HIGH PRICES MAY CAUSE ILLNESS

At this season of the year, when there is a scarcity of fresh vegetables and prices are so high. many persons are likely to suffer from deranged digestion. If you are feeling dull ana sluggish or if coated tongue or bcd breath cause you to suspect indiges- tion or constipation, you will feel bet ter tomorrow if you take Foley Ca ! thartic Tablet tonight They banish | biliousness. headache or other symp
 toms of clogged bowels sweeten the stomach and invigorate the liver Eu-
 gene Jacobs Drug Store.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25

he screen, was never better than The Bear, Toodles' boss. Fully Marshall, an- other excellent character actor, has fine role. Guy Oliver, Walter Long, Ann Lit tie and others are seen In important char acteristics.
 Excuse My Dust is story of action and thrills from start to finish with a. smashing climax. It will be shown through Saturday only.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
PEGGY INLAND AT :. ALCAzAR FRIDAY In ''P ersuasive Peggy" Adapted From Th0mp-
 sons Novel

Peggy Hyland in Persuasive Peggy an adaptation of Maravene Thompson't famous novel; Hank Mann in his latest comedy success, The Bashful Blacksmith" and Mutt and Jeff comedy are the three feature attractions offered at the Alcazar to- day, Friday and Saturday.
 The career of Peggy Hyland, the eautful and young girl who has achieved stardom on the screen at last has been brief but strenuous. Her work in Persuasive Peggy" singles Ter out for the highest praise. Miss Hyland acted in England with Sir Cyril Maude, and made a few ap- pearances before the motion picture camera there. A little more than a year ago she came to the United States and took part in several photoplay productions. But 1t was reserved for 1 the Mayfair Film Corporation, to give the ambitious young artist the op- rortunity she coveted-that of being
 starred in a first-class production. The vehicle chosen is Maravene l Thompson's charming story which
 ran through the pages of a magazine some time ago and is now published
 isi book form. The character imper- sonated by Miss Hyland is that of a pretty ana clever young W11e Wno | brings her selfish young farmer hus- band into the right frame of mind I fer their mutual happiness. Miss Byland acts with exquisite charm ant skill She is lovely girl and screen; | perfectly. The picture appeal: jstrongly to women and girls. It i' clean, dainty, pure, beautiful and re fined
 "The Bashful Blacksmith featuring tie famous Hank Mann, is one of the l est comedies in which this comedian
 has ever appeared, It will make vol bubble over with laughter throughout
 as will the Mutt and Jeff animated cartoon. a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
Eat Plenty
 Reduce weigllt

is you wish to reduce steadily, yet eat tnndy, Ice cream, and many other things. get box of oil of korsin at the druggists. Follow tho directions. No self-staryings vacious, mentally and physically alert-+ glad you're alivel Reduction guaranteed 10 to 60 pounds. Brochure mailed free by
 k0REIN CO.,, Station F. Nsw Yorks ~. Y-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-25
Recommend 100 Per Cent

Boston, March 24.-A stock dividend of 100 per cent to shareholders of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company was recommended today by the trus- tees.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22
AfYSTIC

Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Hirst were given a surprise party this week by 40 mem bers of the Methodist church at the home of Mrs. Hirst's son-in-law and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. William McNamara, on Broadway, Mir. and Mrs. Hirst moved Friday to Central Village, where Mir. First is to be employed. A social even- ing was enjoyed, during which the pas tor. Rev. Jerome Greer, presented Mrs. Hirst a cameo nin and Mir. Hirst a bill- fold, expressing the regret of the church and community at their departure. Re- treatments were served.