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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-08-26
CENTER

Rex. Kmns made a business trip
to Skykomish over Saturday.
There will be all the regular
services next Sunday at Center.
Mrs. Fault, Miss Fault and Miss
Marshall spent the day in Tacoma
Wednesday.
Mr.. Max Marsh is clorkimg in
the Center store while Mr.. Their
kelson is away.
Mrs. WILDER Fields and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D, Carvill attended the
Baptist convention at Burton.
Mrs. Xeiberneck and daughter,
June from Ridgefeld, Wash, are
spending this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Silvey.
A. l.. Poultney was calling on
friends Sunday. He represents the
cannery at Sumner, and reports
business good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rodda
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of a 9 pound baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Oliver
Of Wmslow spent the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Williams.
Wesley Sherman, John Fuller,
George Mccormick are taking a
weeks vacation cruising around
the sound in the launch Sunbeam.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAliister, form
erly of Vashon were calling on old
time friends Sunday. Mr.. McAllis-
ter at one time owned the Price
place south of Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Jamison of
Portland, Ore, were touring the
northwest last week and stopped
over Friday to visit with their old
friends Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Carvill.
Mr.. Albert Therkelson is taking
a vacation and has gone to Cana,
ia on fishing and hunting trip,
He expects to be gone about a
week.
Two brothers of R. P. Huston
Of Chicago and California, spent a
day on the island this week. They
were called to Seattle to attend
tn fureral Of their brother Rev.
R. w. Huston, who was killed by
lightning in Illinois. The body
was shipped to Seattle for burial.
Mrs. Bette Wylde of Bay View
ranch was the guest of Lieutenant
Oran Cove on the sub chaser COB
Sunday. They locked at Portage
at II o'clock for Mrs. Wulde and
took her to Battle Point where
she spent the day with a crowd
of friends, returning late in the
evening to report a glorious days
outing, as the boat had a stringed
orchestra and many amuSementS.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Williams
entertained in honor of their sons
seventh birthday, Thursday, Aug.
10Th. The table was decorated
with baby breath and carnation.
An elaborate cake with seven can
dies, cookies and ice cream was
served to the seven little children
while 20 grown up people were
served at another table. The eve
ming was enjoyed with music and
games. Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. VILE
Jams of Seattle We're among the
guests.
Donald Williams and Earl Me
Cormick camped over night at
Luana Beach one night last week.
In the night the small boys heard
something prowlng around their
cooking utensils, which sounded
like a lion or bear. The brave boys
crawled from their beds, one arm
cd with ,.bqfrbnt md 4ba Ctbn,,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-08-26
WHY the Editor Left Town

Me. and Mrs, Leecliffe spent
the week end in Chicago, return
ing Monday"
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-08-26
BURTON

ing week WIN ner no'llc' N'S'
D M p'Npy aV MciN'oSh'
w S Bentley is back at his old
lob as engineer at Lindberg
wash al'er d SHORT N"'o'ion az
nome
Miss Muriel We is ENJOYING
several DAVIS outing at the noun
tain with her cousin Miss Ruth
HlhI'h o. l"co'i'a'
Mrs Narcoret Wodsworth is in
Seattle fo,, fine week with her
5anrbter-inlow Mrs Robinson.
Eugene, Ore, after visiting sever
al weeks at the Leathers home.
Mr., Jack Godfrey lett "edheS-
day Tor Everett altGr a three
Henry.
r
MIS- - H. urlille'l Vi Aacoii'",
is spending rev Gays WIN 'eI
daughters MIS- G"rI hooOlilS anu
MIS- 10Y Mereul''l'
MRS NJ ~ stone enjoyed "Trip
win hcr husband up lUou 5 Gan
al sunday. a. J' MARSH was an
o'her hurIon''e WHO 'ooN Ill '"e
excursion
Mr. and Mrs f R. Butler of Sc.
attic, ana MI ana MIS-; NJ ~
fletchef OF les MONIES spent inc
week eha WIN 1l''r aunt MIS- EV'a
McNair III burton
Tow or ox+ondod ,is;+ with Mr.
and Mrs. A. I. Adams, are MI,
Adams sister Mrs. Geo fark ana
mother MS e. j. Adams OF Delta,
Colorado,
,r. 49,, NJ. ~ Wy p,+1or and
~. w. ~ I: w. D e, g. nr,.,",, c
Sunday. Mrs. Butler to return
shortly, while Mr.. Butler seeks
work in the barber business else
where.
,r;.o C,,uo Maitland no+u,,o5
J rh,'n oo '% fn T." i CIomJnio Cai;fo,,
MIA where she has been several
months with her parents, the Ire,
lands. She reports her mother
much improved in health.
Mr., rno,I- p,nfo,d o,1 90,
p;I Ms, 40; am - t 4L l, io.4 CIV" dtao, So
| f,nr So,' Mr pnrfoid who
is fishing at Pavlof Harbor will be
home next month.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
BIG INTERESTS WHO FAIL TO SUPPORT KAPP|
ARE EXPECTED TO EXTEND HEARTY WELL OhEI
TO RETURNING EBERT AND HIS ASSOCIATES
AMERICAN NAVY Is DESTINED
TO BECOME WORLDS GREATEST

Washington. Of
be the S
republican Pennsylvania
the heaviest and best
mean the Uni
States would
and
What the feet will to
These
British
Chairman
About
With the completion this
eight OF this number
England
the world will have
tile
United b
about
older
of
al oil
OF nations will
ourse are VI
tomorrow
carries appropriations agsregatng s4252eo574
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17

fist movement is South Germany
thus taking advantage OF an oppor.
tunity to obviate the German menace
forever by splitting the nation as.
under
A rsport. that Marshal Each. cara
DIR. Knapp forty eight hours In which
to resign. threatening to march into
Germany II the demand was dis
obeyed, was denied officially. II
cauoed a great sensation here. hut
IN quarters where sane and logical
heads predominate it was ridiculed
from the outset
Again 1t was reported that Britain,
through her charge d'affaires Ia Ber-
HIM had given kapp fCrty-eight hours
Ia which to establish = stable gov
crnment There have been reports
ever since the Saturday coup limiting
II Britain collision with. or tacif con-
sent and moral support Of. the mill
1890 rsyolt; They ssrxed n, in-y
'els1t II nAlA "a pArcsi ek ~ GeF-
I y q 's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
Allies Will Continue to Maintain the
Closest Possible Watch on the Rhine

Paris, March 1s.--Despite the fresh
reports today that the German mill
tarist defacto regime under DR.. wolk-
gang kApp has thrown UP the sponge,
the allies intend TO maintain the clos
ssst sssSssssrif OH I ne Rhine ana keep
.neir troops at the htrateEic bridge
, neads a. their. reinforced strength
unu tnere "a absolute certainty that
neither reactionary nor q red re-
pire. "A -
Politically. the most important un-
ohicial report. from Berlin today was
that France had sent I diplomatic
mission Gel, to Stuttgart, wherss Eriedricls
Ebert and hts cabinet are holding
forth. Another dispatch had ii tint
Ebert was in direct touch with the Al
lies today and had ! teiephoic CONVEX
versation with Premier Miliefand.
These repcrta which lack 01lclal
eohafss.a aes, svsrgY greete6 with orxti-
dcattQn " thAk don ~ ~ Er4neh
- M I ss2ais \ - q !! ]. ~ y ~ l 4 I ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
MRS. WALDORF t|NGERS
NEAR DEATHS DOOR

Z, Norfolk Va, March 16.--With a
bullet hole entirely through her body,
Mrs. Anna 4, Waldorf, of Buffalo.
n 4 who attempted 10 end her life
sunday night on the t. S. torpedo
boat destroyer Haraden, is lying be-
tween life and death at the Naval
hospital tonight.
Naval physicians say her chance OF
recovery is not favorable, although
she may pull through" Plans TO
remove her to a private HOSPITAL in
Norfolk were again postponed today
because her Temperature rose.
At the hospital today it was said
Mrs Waldorf had made a statement
that she had intended to end her life
before she boarded the Haraden, and
that when she saw 1.-THE big navy
revolver hanging on the wall she
could not resist the temptation to
shot herself.
Il want to die--and I will die,
she told physicians and nurses
Naval officers are endeavoring to
keep details of the shooting as quiet
as possible and have warned men of
the Haraden against talking to news
paper men.
Naval authorities are investigating
the whole matter. They want to
know how often women have been
entertained on the Haraden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
Council Of Social Agencies Disagrees Over
Tag Day---ls Put Up to Director Myers

Rejecting the report OF the special
committee recommending radical
reduction in the number of tag
days to be held in Richmond, the
council OF social agencies. at its
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Y. w. G. A.. directed that notice be
given Director of Public Safety Ny
ers. that 1t was unable TO agree on
any plan for the modification of this
method of soliciting funds from the
public. and would leave the matter of
granting the use of the city streets
for this purpose to his discretion.
The committee submitting the re-
commendation for reductions Of tag
days Is composed of DR. II. ID. G. Mac
lachlan. Father Chas. ffannogan,
DR.. j. j. Scherer. Mrs. st, Geo. Cooke
Mrs Roy X. Flanagan. Miss Louise
Price. Judge j. Hoge Kicks and sDr
ii. H. Hibbs, Jr.. president of the
council OF social agencies. 1t was
appointed at the meeting of the coun-
Gil held November "a 10 consider and
ing the number of tag days.
In it's report which was read at
the meeting, the committee submit
ted A plan for the reduction of tag
days by grouping certain charitable
organizations doing similar work into
one joint day of solicitation. Or
CARNATIONS such as the Home for the
Incurables and the Instructive Visit
ing Nurses association, who have ex-
perienced committees in charge of
this work, and whose incomes from
this source, exceeds $4,000. to be
permitted to conduct separate tag
days. 1t was shown in the report
that the revenue derived by the I. V.
n. A. from its tag day in 1918
amounted tn $1,000 and that of the
Home for I.curahles, $4,000.
The number of tag days in Rich
mond has increased from FIVE held in
1e13--to 20 in 1919. The committee
states that this rapid increase has had
a very harmful effect The citizens
of Richmond are beginning to pro-
test against such frequent soiicita-
tions. and each new tag day imperil-
led the success of that aof those or
CARNATIONS regularly using this
method of raising funds. In it's plan
for a reduction OF tag days 1t recon-
mends the following individual days
and groupings.
The !. v. N. A. an Individual tag
day.
The Home for Incurables an indi-
vidual tag day.
A joint tag day for the three board
ing houses for working girls. Floyd
Halls, the Restovers and Home for
Girls
A Joint tag day for the three or
rhaRas homes and .children,s agencies,
The Chiidren's Home society,
Bethany home. and st. Josephs Or
A joint tag day for the two day
the Belle Bryan Nursery
and the Sunnyside Day Nursery.
A joint tag day for the Federation
of Mothers clubs. Richmond Kin
derEarten association. and the Full
ton Day Nursery. ii. ~ Il ~. \. .sss,,i
Two Joint tag days for colored char
ties.
This makes q total OF eight tag
lays contemplated by the COMMITTEES,
With the possible addition OF one for
ne beneflt 56f the Spring Street Home.
v ~ liSRs Az II lion ~
n Az m thip Tins. sss Nj M
~ st1I plan$ ~ - y ax|
e. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
London Views All Reports from Germany
With an Increasing Lack Of Conviction

London. March is.--The press and
public here are more In the dark to-
night. rega riding, The actual. German
situation than they have been since
the Ebert regime was overthrown by
DR. Wolfgang Knapp and General
Baron Luettwitx A steady stream
of reports and rumors poured in all
day direct from Berlin and By way
of Holland. but no report bears the
stamp of positiveness or authenticity.
The fastest word from Lord Kill
marnock. British charge d'affaires.. 1:
Berlin, to the foreign ONCE was that
DR.. kapp and his revolutionary re-
gime seemed" to hold the wflip
hand. All subsequent news dispatches
tended to show the exact contrary.
One outstanding irrefutabis fact II
that the, whole situation y tied m 49,
atrlkee attended w bloody riots In
grrArttca ily sRexy lnSe rtty and
|&a1Rnl1nANnt nye11a AK M fnlls,ntriaf
I Il =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
American Legion
Opposes Bonusfr
the Government

The Richmond Post, American
Legion. went on record as unani-
mousfy opposing any beneficial legis-
lation from congress at its meeting
last night in the Blues armory. The
vote was unanimous
The vote was not reached until the
post had debated and disagreed
among itself for three hours. Parlia-
nentary law was tangled many times
and motion upon motion, with amend
mcnt added to amendment, was Of
fered.
Final action was only taken after
Colonel John Cutchfns. the post com :
mander. left the chair and upon the
moor pleaded with the members to
reject any government bonus He
said that principles were worth more
than money, and that while he real
lied the men made great sacrifices
during the war, that was their only
glory. He said that IL the men re-
ceived . bonus all thought that thew
had made any sacrifices during the
war would fade.
Colonel Cutchins, who spent three
years in the war. and who climbed up
from captain to rank of colonel, said
there no one needed a bonus more
than he, but that he regarded the
principle and spirit OF the soldier
above that of money.
John J.. Wicker made an addrNa.
previous to this in which he said that
many men had made great sacrifices
during the war while others had
stayed at home and made great
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17

ported improved late today as a re-
suit Of a lessening of military. dis
play.
go British offfcfa1tfoif1 appears fo Be i,oo
less ignorant of the real situation
and the true outlook than the press
A conferences Is said to have been
held this afternoon by allied states
men, including Premier Lloyd George
which was attended. the Pail Mall
Gazette AYERS. by an expert on Ger
man affairs. just back from Berlin.
His report Is declared to have been
to the effect that " Gustav. Noska:
Ebert's minister of defense, is still
the strong man in Germany and
stands . good chance OF getting the
situation under control. A deal be-
tween Noske and Knapp providing for
the inclusion OF Knapp adhercnts III
the proposed new kOYernu1&yxf gISU
a tunored. However,. Al newa ~
Karding No6ke n arcepted vim apop-1
ti.,la sss tns ro s lnyine r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
Citizens Clamor
for Improvements
at Fulton School

A committee of Fulton citizens ap-
peared before the council committee
on finance last night and pied with
vigor that the city get TO work on
the approach to the Robert Fulton
school Members of the COMMITTEES
stated that the school house is abso-
lutely unapproachablc during bad
weather.
Alderman w. III. Adams stated
that in rainy weather it is necessary
to use ropes to pun the children up
the hill TO the schoolhouse. The
Robert Fulton school is situated on
a red clay hill This hill is full of
deep ravines. In rainy weather mud
forms and the hill is so slippery tnat
1t is dangerous 10 attempt to either
go up or down Ii.
During normal weather the ap-
proach to the school is very danger
Gus, especially to children At night
time it Is dangerous to go TO the
school on account of the gullies and
| darkness, there being no city i'm
provements in the vicinity. One citi-
zen from Fulton stated that they nave
a $4,000 school with no way to
reach it
1t will be necessary TO condemn two
parcels of land in order to complete
a. right-of-way to the school The
total project will cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. The school has
been in existence for about four years.
1t is understood that work on the
approach to the school was held up by
the war.
Chairman ordway Fuller. OF the
street committee. also appeared be-
fore the finance committee. He pre-
sented the ordinance providing for
funds to allow Director of Public
utilitis Trafford to make a valuation
OF the properties of the virginia
Railway and Power company in COL
liberation with the company's in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17

Berlin March 16-n the midst of nationwide civil war
attended by terrific bloodshed the Kapp Ebert regime
still wrangng tonight the former entrenched in Berlin
the latter in Stuttgart capital of Wuettemberg where Ebert
proposes place his before the national assembly
s8
Both the mtarist rebel government and the socademo-
cratic regime which it drove from Berlin appealing
tcay to labor to call off the general strike which has
petey paravzed the whole nation, but the radical working
masses swept into reckless red revolt by the very who
appealing them fourshng the torch
wherever they opposed establishing sove and forging
ahead elenessly under the banner of workers republic
with the cry workers You have nothing lose except
YOUR chans-cast them off,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17

Washington, March 16A by officials herr of IN
rapidly changing aspects of the German revolution hct
he realization that the kapp coup detat would through s
SUDDEN iaIure snled the men who really nstigated it
really obtained stronghold German affairs it
less conended that the real behind the movement have
not as yet been revealed and because of the reaccesson Of
Ebert government may never become known
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17

So far as officials in wash4nston
are concerned the only two mAn'
known to possess strength who 81 Z
peared on the surface were W.
Jagow. the former head OF the Ber-
I'm police and Baron Won Iusttyrftn
who is described as . typical uaflfS
tary baron -
Big business In Germany vass1
welcome more imperiaiistic xuy,u11-
ment than that of the Ebert rerfnn
IT Is known, but the German can-s
talns of industry were cauttosIa
enough to wait for the Kapp 9overnl-
ment to Demonstrate it's efYicacy. Ank
now that 1t has virtually expired. ~
hands of big business mays bA 800
tended in just as cordial q welcenfif
TO the returning Ebert ana hia5 y 6
eiates as though nothing save -
best good will was at heart.
SAD DISAPPOINTMENT
kapp and Baron Won Lueftv4td
fondly expected that their new aHV4
eminent would have tho instant 90
port OF the large financial insfffsa.
tons IN Berlin but in this they veru
sadly disappointed
Thus far the state department. y
any other agency OF tho AmoriaS
government has received no fnforrS1ts
ton duplicating either. the ex-ka ln N
or the former crown prince II 1iI1
plot to overthrow the Ebert eoyns u
menI they were In the nsfnds g. Z
the leaders OF the revolt tia ~
onld not have brought them foet6
until their movement was An en11ssS
Euccess.
The real cause Of the -
downfall Of the Kapp regime n
iieved to have been the refuG1 fssS
Saxcny and Bavaria to Join in n
movement which had its incout1e1 r
russia II was even suxgested
had Austria been a strong vselsIiSS2 III
Saxony and Bavaria might
striven to join forces With No. m sI152E
effort to reduce Prussia. The
revolt had its birth In an atmoepas a.
OF oid-time Prussianism" ana "a
foregone failure because Sis1aI2jEs
Germany did not respond. S,s
ONLY SALVATION
Even though this latent antn6rnn ~
between North and South GernS1;
named anew when Knapp "a ~
FORCES assumed control OF Berlin. p n
ficiais do not look for any 1islntG a "A
ton OF the German repQblic. ~
Is no possibility OF = separate Fx
sia. was pointed out bccanss
hard common senSA Of tho CO., Il
business and industrial groura ,fl 1l7S
old kingdom Of Prusata - & RI y
only chance OF salvation m 4 Unf1
Germany. In the Same sense. tl4o1S
they see that the imperialism. w Y
which they were won't to nraiia
been dealt terrific blow ana r.
the people of Germany are IN fnvsIf
Ebert's plan OF dealing With N
res and carrying thS countrys HIT !
It's most dangerous pot was y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17

Bavaria, yesterday proclaimed
monarchy by the ant1-Prussians, has
been overnight turned into siviet
republic, with workers and troops
embattled In terrific street dots. es-
peciaily in Munich. The Bavarian
army has declared IT'S loyalty TO tho
Kapp- Luettwitz regime. but the
working masses have been saturated
with doctrines OF ''proletAriak revoit'
ever since the short-lived soviet re-
gime OF 1913, when the Spartactsta
tried to make the. former kingdom
the nucleus for their drcamed-of
Utopia.
Neather the miiitarists counter
revolt nor the old Socialist regime ID
able apparently to rally the non-rad-
cial element OF the nation behind II,
and the Reds arc exploiting the lack
OF leadership and organization on the
part Of opposition to the fullest
HINDENBURGS VOICE
Ebert is demanding KApp's UNI
conditional surrender. which Kapp
refuses. Hindenburg took a hand in
the urhcAval today by urging KApp
TO withdraw hts troops and abide by
the constitution" and appealing to
Ebert to compromise with KApp and
order new elections
Red revolution RACES over vast
areas OF Germany and its reign Of
terror threatens to engulf the whole
empire.
A soviet republic has been pro-
claimed In Bavaria. the heart OF
South Germany. Soviet regimes are
springfng up he mushrooms in the
big industrial cities ana provinces.
Every big city In the land, includ-
ing Berlin Ia a battle field. The
death toll mounts into the hundreds.
Industry. commerce and trafiic are
totally laid lame by strikes and sa-
botage which even machine gun FMS
blades have failed to crush.
Whole units of troops. tired OF bar
tering oaths Of allegiance between
government that do not govern. are
going over to the Reds.
Kappaism. Ebertism.' Prussianisn,.
anti -Prussianism---ali these are iss1,es
only locally. antiona1ly they are re-
swiftness in the melting cauldron Of
bloody civil warfare into two main
currents. and two only. Rolshevism
and bourgecisie.
ALL THEIR OWN WAY
MSick Of soft socialism'--which Is
what they call the Ebert regime and
determined to tight to death everybody
and everything that represents kaiser
ism, the radical working masses have
taken things into their own hands.
They utterly ignor the hicking between
the kapps and Ebert They jibe and
s;sAen a. tta.e~psAee offers ard uatimatams
and negotiations" that are going on
between the two rivalling governs
ments whose compromise yesterday
proved to have been = brasen fake. 4
What was exclusively foreshadowed
IN these dispatches late last night has
come true with uncanny rapidly and
accuracy: the conhagation has swept
beyond control Of men Of the Knapp and
Ebert type.
y IN the CHAOS mat has been raging
since last niEht only the radical and
working masses are united. organised
and unbendink. The troops ara split;
those in northern ana central Germ any
are mostly loyal 70 Kapp'p reactionary
IN tn 0puth ~ aelAtaFv NnySrn q 80
1NfoeA IN - yixal 1tnS m r i16. s99s ssssg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17

who did not favor the idea of being
grouped with other organizations. and
preferred the individual system of
tag day. Other organizations also
expressed Discrimination for ;oint
solicitation. After somewhat ant
mated discussion of the matter it was
decided to reject the report of the
committee. and leave the organtza-
ton to take their own course with
reference to tag days in the future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
WOULD LEND GERMANY ONE BILLION.

March ia Of
in
'' 80 7Seie"'s
The he anticr.t>
OF industries
met ~ $1,000 $40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-17
Death Toll Runs Into Hundreds and
People Are Getting a Rebound Of
What Was Given the Rest Of the
World During the War
Con1agration Sweeps Beyond Control Of Men Of
the Ebert and Kapp Type, and Goes Forward
With Startling Uncanny Rapidly and Accu-
racy
REPORTED RESIGNATION uNooNFTRsaE-D.


finally defao imperial chancellor persists this
mai Is il
his surre nder has een or will be