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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29

Tescg~ana Especial per1 La PRENSA"
CICOAD DE MEXICO, AgoSto Is
Il genenral Eugenio Martinez. Jefe
AIiItar del Estado de Coahuila, h.
conunicado a IA Secretarfa de Guerra
que ei icenciamiento de los hoInbres
lie Francisco Villa ha terminado va,
deSpuss de un escrupuloso reparto del
dinero que les fue ofrecido cuando sc
Pact6 Ia rendici6n del ex-Jefe de las
OperaCiones- Ell ucencianiento de IA
cente de- Francisco Villa tuvo lugar en-
TlahuaIiio. E.Stado de Durango. Y en-
81 tornarcu parJe, el menciona6o gene
raj Martinez a noIubre del Eobierno :
Francisco Villa por 81 propia cuenta-
Tcdos los hombreS de Villa entire
garon suS arnaS y municioneS al mis-
no Siempo que recibian el paGo de
tres meSeS de haberes. Ell resto de 10
que Sc les proInetio, IN afo de IA paga
militar que les correspondia. les sera
entregado despues. 4 los oficiales Sc
les permiti6 retener sus pistolaS para
que las uSaran en- 81 defensa personal
= tanto = estos como a Ia genie de
-ropa Sc les proporcion6 un salvo con-
Gucto : los medios de transporte para
cue Sc marcharan q los lugares de su
residelcia-
la despedida de los vilistas de su
jefe fue muy enocionante. Cada uno
de clos estrech6 IA mano del que fuera
su. general y conpahero de aventuras
| = alSunoS 10. abrazaron. Villa los aeon
sej6 to6os diciEnGoles que Sc pusie-
ran a trabajar ' qua no Sc mecieran
mas a Ia polftica.
Los generates Villa = Martinez sal
dram rnanana para Canuillo, Hacien-
da de! Estado de Durango. donde el
| prinero de los menciorados Sc dedica-
! ri al cultivo de Ia terra en- esa finca
| de campo que le fus proporcionaGa
por a gohierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
LOS VALORES MExICANOS AL
CANZARON ALTO VALOR

TclcSrG1ta EspeciGi pGrG '.LA PRENSA"
NUENA YORK, agoSto 2S.--La coti-
zaci6n de los valores meXiCanos eli
Ia BolSa Sc mantuvo firme habiendo-
Sc hecho operaciones de venta ra-
z6n de sc siete octavos que es cl va
Tor maNiIno que han alcanzado desde
que sobrevino Ia baja determinada
por "a reroluci6n carrancista.
Esta nueva alza Sc atribuye los
informes que han estado circulando
acerca de que cl gobierno mcXlcano
sera reconoc:do POGO dcspues de que
Sc ilcven a cabo las elecclones presi-
denciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
FUE DERROTADO PEDRO
ZAWORA EN- JALISCO
Sc le hicieron ueintitres
muertos, seg1n dice nm
informe Official

Tclegrcma Especial pcra "LA PRENSA"
c. DI; MENICO. agosto 2S.-El ge-
naral Estrada ha comunicado a Ia
Secretaria de Guerra Marina, que
sus fuerzas encontraron V batieron
a las del rebelde Pedro Zamora, en-
un lugar llamado FL Divisadero. En- eI
combatc librado. dice el jefe federal
que sus fuerzas le hicieron veintitres
muertos a los rebeldes, entire las que
Sc cuentan las de algunos cabecillas
que acompanaban a Zamora, uno de
ellos liamado Jose Camacho, alias ell
Quemado.
Sc presume que 81 inglss V ell norte-
americana que Zamora habfa plagiado
!oGraron eSca parse durante e! comba
te. 0nes no fueron encontrados en- el
campo, nj los rebcldes Sc los llevaroa.
segdn pudo comprobarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
LEGO UNA TRiPULRClON AmERI
CANA A 6oRDo De UN
sARCO ESPANOL

Tclcg-a,nd Especial para LII PREESA"
MADRID. agosto 2S.-Dice un tele-
grama dc Bilbao que lego alli el va
po- espanol "Penalba" llcvando a Dor
do al Captain ' tripulaci6n del barco
americana "Hilpicrium" que sali6 de
Nueva York para st. Thomas el mes
de julio Iltimo que, despUas dc ha-
Der sido sorprendido por la telnpes-
tad habiendo perdido cl tim6n, an
duvo perdido en- tanto que Ia tripula-
cion careci6 de a!imentos por haber-
Sc echado . perdcr q consecuencia de!
petr6leo.
FL barco espaiol citado hall6 Ell su
camino al barco americana y rescatG
su tripulaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
LOS EMPRESARIOS VAN A PRO
CEDER JUOiClAlMENTE
CONTRA LOS ACTORES

Te,eor1m4 Especial EcTa "LA PRENSA"
MADRID. Agosto 2S.-Los EMPIRE
sarios de teatros en- Barcelona decide
ron proceder judicialmente contra los
actores sindicalistas que Sc han rehu-
sado cumplir con los contratos que
han firmado con las empresas, hasta
que Il union que han tornado sea re-
conocida.
Segun Sc sabe, los procedimientos
jrdiciales Sc llcvaran individualmente
contra los actores que Sc rehusen a
trabajar en- Ia temporada que Sc abri-
RI la Semana pr6Xima.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
81 CONFlRlMA QUE VILLA NOSE IA SUlBLEVADO
'lN 7RENNIUTAR DESCARR|LO CERCA De VICTORIA
UNAS DECLARACIONES DEL
CANDIDATE HARDING

Tcie1rcna Especial para IA PRENSA'
NUEVA YORK, Agosto 2S.-Todos
los peri6dicos publican el discurso que
pronunci6 en- Marion, Ohio, el candi-
dato republicano Harding. en- ell que,
refirisndosc a Ia politica internacio-
nal. declare que en- case de que result
te electo har4 saber todos los go
biernos del mundo que los Estados
Unidos no permitiran que sus ciuda-
danos sufran atropellos de ning1n ge-
nero nj en- sus personals nj en- sus inte-
reSeS, en- parte alguna-
Los periGiicos Sc limitan a publ
car las Geclaraciones de Harding. sin
hacer ningunos concentrates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29

:. ::
$LE NIEGAN LA ENTRADA :
: A PAUL ALTENDORFF :
: IS EyTRAKJERO Y NO DESEABLE :.

:. Tel. Esp. para La Prensa"
:. WASHINGTON. aEosto IS
:. Fl gobierno de los Estados Uni
= dos ha decidido negarle Ia en-
= trada este pals al DR.. Paul
- Altendorff, por considerable eX-
= tranjero nc deSeable. De las
:. investigaCiones neChaS por el
:. Hep:.rtamcnto dc F.Stado result
:: ta que Altendorff no es ciuda-
:. dano americana como pretendia
Z hacerlo Greer cl interesado, pies
:. nunca Sc ha naturalizado.
:. Sc dice que 81 bien en- IN
:. tempo el DR.. Altendorff two
= crcdenciales como AGente del
:. Departamento de Justic!a. cSe
= no-nbraraiento lc fus revocado
:: dssde hace mucho tempo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
ALvARADO REGRESA
4 OAR CUENTA
De SU MISSION
.SALIO De NUEVA YORK PARA
FL PUERTO De
VERACRUZ
Tolarama Espeeiel pers - PRENs..

TcLeJra,no Especial pcrs 'LA PRENS:-
NUEVA YORK, agosto 2s.-El ge-
neral Salvador Alvarado que tenla
cerca de dos meses de estar en- este
pals especialmente en- esta ciudad,
sali6 aver para ell puerto de Feracruz
de regreso a su pals, donde va
infornar al gobierno acerca del result
tado de los negocios que 10 rajeron
aquf Segun manifesto el Ministro de
Hacienda mexicano. pudo arreglar con
exitc todos los asuntos que tafa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29

cadaver de Mr.. welch V Ia arnbu
lancla del Robert 8. Green transpor-
rs con toda urgencia los heridos al
hospital general del Fuerte de Sam
Houston donde recibieron Immediate
atenci6n poi- parte de los cirujanos
captain Mayhugh V Mr.. Burt Hibbard
miembros de Ia clinica del menciona-
do hospital.
FL diputaydo Sheriff del Condado Mr.
John Subira fue enviado al tcatro del
trernendo acontecimiento y este agen-
te rindi6 a las oficinas dc que depen-
de un informe mas menos amplio
que va de acuerdo con 10 cue relata-
mos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29

Ieierraaa Especial para LA PRENsA."
GCADALAJARA. jail. agosto 28.-
Las uopas federales que batieron a
IN sente de Zamora en- ell Divisadero
siguen muy de cerca Ia nista del ie.
fe rebelde y esperan darle alcance dc
un momento n otro.
En- tai sentido son las infornacio.
nes recabadas en- el cuartei general
donde Sc recibieron noticias suscritas
Dor los commentaries de las tropas
encargdGas de la persecution del re-
beide plagiaric.
Sigue siendo un misterio el para
dero del ingles Johnson y de; nortea-
mericano GARNER. quienes Zamora
tenia en- su podnr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
LEGO A MEXICO DON ERNEsTo
NaDERO

TslsgrGmG Espectc, pord la PRESSA'
CICDAD DE NEXICO, Agosto 2s.
-Ea arribado esta capital el senior
Ernesto Madero. Secretario de Ha-
ctenda que fus durante el Gobierno de
Francisco l. MaGero.
III eN-Secretario de Hacienda resre-
81 al pals despuAs de varios amos de
Vivir en- el destierro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
:GRAvES EXCESOS:
OE Los HUELGuISTAS DE- Ia )
LINEA FERROCARRILERA :
De TEHUAHTEPEC ::
!. :. :. *..*s.: : =. .:**+ *::. !.

Tc.cGrGmG Especial parG "LA PRENSA'
G. DE MENICO. agOSto 2S.- Los
huelguistas en- el Ferrocarril de Te-
huantepec han llegado va al eXceso
en- sus acciones, pu=s no contentos con
asumir II actitud hostl que vcnian
dcSarrollando, estan ahora destruyen
GO las Was Y cometiendo otros atenta-
dos que constituyeN verdaderos deli
tos del o-den comun. FL goberro ha
anunciado que Sc tratara con todo ri
Cor a esos huclguistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
******4** *******'
:. :.
FORMIDABLE TROHBA%
$CAYO EN- LA hETROPOLI !:
: UK RAYO FULMIHO A IN H|KO :

. Tel. Esp. para la Prensa"
. c. DE MEXICO, agosto Is
. Una formidable tromba cay6
. sobre esta capital en- Ia madru-
. gada de hoy viniendo acom-
: pahada de gran numero de "a
. yos, muchos de los cuales ca
. yeron en- las barriadas. cauSan-
: do desgracias y perjuicios-
: En- Ia barriada de Ia Indiani-
: liza. uno de los rayos que cayo
: sobre una casa fululino a un
. nifo de corta edad, que estaba
. dormido.
. Todos los suburbios do Ia Ca
. pitaJ Sc encuentran completa-
: mente iuundados, a consecuen'
: cia del fuerte aSuacero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
LOS ROJOS RUSOS TOMAN LA
OFENSlVA

TelcGrdr:c Especial para 'TA PRENSA"
BERLIN, agCstu 2S.-Un deSnacho
procedente de Kelinsberg dice que los
rojos rusos han asumido repentinar1en
ie la ofensiva,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
u
TERMLNO FL LICENCIAMlENTO
De LAS FUERZAS VILLISTAS
EN- TLAHUALILO, DURANGO
EN- Ell TOMARON PARTE Ell GENERAL MARTINEZ, 4
NOMBRE DEL GOBEERNO, Y FRANCISCO VILLA
POR SU PROfIA CUENTA
Ell Guerriero estd en- completa paz dspuesto cooper
en- la obra de reconstruction, dJo a La Prensa>
persona uegada oyer de Tlahualllo
). ~ = :. :. = :. !: :

Telecrams Especial para LA PRI+NSA
: .RErt, Texas asosto 2S-F-aacisco
alo contra cI Gobieruo nexcto por 10
2to los que los Estaios Undos Ia
manifest, depacho telegco de hoy el Consul de los
Esados 81 Torre5n.
T. se5or Randolph Robertson
Laredo do hoy despues de medoda
IN telegrne del Torr5n Coahui- lie in
torrna 10
lodos los 1unores que han Francis
Villa rebado de e.
suscitado dificIlades
con 81 ge-lerU os rdiculos Las tro-
pas pefecto orden de
ac,erdo en- IN cdo e: convenio tenido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
PAGARON TODAS LAS
GAS. PETROLERAS
Solo una eT,2resa dejo de
cumplir con 10 dispues-
to por Hacienda

Teicg-crc Especial para Ii PRENSA"
c. DE NENICO. aCOSto 2S.-TOd2s
las Companies pctroleras. con excep
ci6n de Ii HuaSteCa Petroleum Com
pany. que es propiedad del americana
Doheny. han cumplido con n DISPOSE
ci6n de Ia Secretarfa de Hacienda re-
lativa al pago de las cautidadeS que
adeudan al gobierno. En- vista de tai
cosa, Ia mcncionada SecrcJaria decla
r6 que no permitir5 a In HuaSteca sa-
car un solo litro dc petrGleo despu6s
del dia iltimo del mes en- curse, como
10 declare en- Su disposition dicha.
reservandoSc el hacer usO deSpu6s de
otras medidas coercitivas 81 n mencio
NADIA compafia insiste en- su neEativa
para pagar 10 CUE debe.
La creenCia general en- los circulos
oficiales Y petroleros aqui es que esta
medida de Ia Secretarfa de Hacienda
para con Ia compa6fa renuente. no oca
sionara dificultade& diplomaticas.
TcicJraizG ESDccici pcrG Ia PRENS.A"
CIUDAD DE MENICO. Agosto 2S.-
La companfa petrolera La Huasteca.
que era Ia inica empresa que Sc rchu-
saba a pagar las contribuciones que
adeudaha al Gobierno. ha resuelto GU
brir el adeudo. en- vista de Ia actitud
en6rCica adoptada por n Secretarfa
de Hacienda. que Sc proponia impedir
la salida del petr6leo de dicha compa-
MIA para el eXtranjero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-29
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre listed sus ibros en- espa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. ES la mas barata -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
BLACK PLAGUE
SWEEPS TOWN
Stores in Vera Cruz, Mex
leo, Are Closed

MATAMoRAs. Mexico. June s.
The buhonic plague epidemic In Vera
Cruz has become alarming accord.
ing TO messages received BY munici
pal authorities here .oday
Public subscriptions were being
taken here to fight tho plague.
VERA CRUZ, June s--Thrce now
cases OF bubonic plague. with three
deaths at the government contagious
hospital. on the Island Of sacri
ficcs.- were announced In the Off
cial report OF the situation here TO
day.
Every business house In the city
was closed today.
Residents Of Vera Cruz expressed
great dlssatisfaetion with tho action
OF the mayor in refusing 20 accept
President Wilson's offer to send n
destroyer from the United States
with medicines. dininfectanta and a
brigade OF nurses TO help combat the
plague
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
vANQU|SH FIRE
ON OCEAN SHIP
Continues Voyage After
Flames Are Put Out

NEW YORK. June 5.-otfieers
and crew % the Norwegian liner
BergsnsfJord oyercane a fire IN the
hold Of the vessel which at first
threatened 10 become serious. ao-
cordins TO n wireless message receiv.
ed by the naval communications OF
flee here today. An earlier Dispatch
said the ship was afire ZOE miles
north OF New York. and asked that
aid b. rushed
The vessel carried i..f passen.
gers.
Altho the vessel first started 20
return TO port later radios an
nounced that necessary repairs could
be made at sea and the Bergcnsfiord
would continue her voyage to Der
gen and Christiania
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
$4,000 FOR CAR
PROBE ASSURED
Finance Committee Re-
moves Emergency Clause

Tho city council Monday win take
final action on the ordinance appro.
priating $4,000 TO enable Mayor
Caldwell 60 ferret out the facts sur.
rounding tho street railway pur'
chase.
This vas assured by the action OF
the finance committee Friday after
noon. when Il unanimously approved
tho ordinance. The committee
struck out the emergency clause. un.
der which approval OF the mayor
would 10 necessary 10 mako the bin
effective.
Ftve votes win pass tho measure
In It's present form. II vetoed by
the mayor. seven votes will be re
quircd
Both the utilities and finance com.
mittses have recommended passage
Of tho ordinance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
WINNERS IN THE
BUSINESS GUIDE CONTEST

Tho following are the prize win.
ners In The star Business Guide
Contest for the month Of May:
First Prize. sis.Oo-Miss Lillian
Simons. Hotel Lee. Seattle.
Second Prize, fiO.o0--Earl Heroux.
Liberty theatre. Seattle.
Third Prize. f5oo--L Graham.
4647 Rustic St. Seattle.
Fourth Prize. $500 49, Charlotte
Roberts. 3132 4ist ave. s. w. West
Seattle.
Fifth Prize, s3oor-Gericva Towc.
1857 w. 73d st., Seattle.
Sixth Prize. f2.00-Earl Berry. COS
Electric building, Seattle.
Seventh Prize. ii.00-Miss Mabel
A. Jones. 27is Mob I'M ave. Seattle
Eighth Prize, s1.00-L. J. strout,
722 Pike st.. Seattle.
Ninth Prize, .00-Blanche l..
Jack, Yonkers apartment, Seattle.
Tenth Prize. sl.00-Dora II. Wells.
Hotel Stevens. Seattle.
Eleventh Prize, si.00-Stewart L.
Gain, 1915 Sixth ave. N. w, Seattle.
Twelfth Prize. si.0o-Mrs. n. J.
Carlson, Jr. f545 w. 5tst ST.. Seattle.
Thirteenth Prize. s1.00-E. II.
Kennedy. 5304 5Oth ave. s.. Seattle.
Fourteenth Prize. f1o0-Clco NJ,
Totten, Providence hospital. Seattle.
Fifteenth Prize. si.00-Mrs. y. II.
Short. $40 N. d st., Aberdeen, Wash.
sixteenth Prize, fl.0O--Iohn II.
Boehner, 30 Cardova w. Vancouver.
g. Z.
The correct answer for the month
OF May is as follows:
S-Omltted from the word TASTE.
in the schoolcy Undertaking Co.'S
advertisement
T-Omotted from the word ESTAB.
LISIIED, In the Puget Sound
Marble and Granite Works ad-
yertisement.
A--Omitted from the word IN.
CREtSES, In Ward 4 Wilson's
advertisement.
R-omittcd from the word RE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
-. M'C"TATTOO
ON RIVER VICTIM
Convinces Police Drowned
Man Is Not Walters

Discovery Of the initials -. Nice. E"
tattooed on the arm OF the man found
drowned In snohomlsh river. near
Everett. Thursday. has convinced the
Seattle police the dead man was not
r. o. Walters. logger. who disap.
peared from this city on May Is.
The faint mark OF tho initials was
found late Friday afternoon by Ev.
erett officials. Seattle police records
do not show disAppcarance OF any
man with initials such as were found
on the snohomish river victim.
The condition Of the body. which
was found on the mud flats. Indicated
mat death occurred about three
weeks ago. The hands were tied be
hind the back and the pockets had
not been disturbed. the Everett police
declare. A post norton was to be
held Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Driver Who Killed
Baby Girl Released

Funeral arrangements for Rose
.Capeloto, 4-year-old girl who WIS
killed Saturday by an automobtt
driven by George l.. Osborne. s7is
Burke ave. will not be announced
until the girls parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Capeloto. arrive from Los An.
gelcs. Osborne, the driver. was ar
rested and released on his personal
recognizancc. The accident occurred
at 25th ave. and r. Fir 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Falls Twice From
Skidding Motorbike

Fred Polakin. %. 4T29 26th ave.
s. W. Is In the city hospital Sat
urday with possible internal In
juries as the result OF n double ac-
cidcnt Friday night. PolalSin. while
riding a motorcycle In Georgetown.
fell when his machine skiddei. No
one came to his assistance AMI
when he regained consciousness nc
mounted his machine and started
for the city hospital, At FRS. ave.
S. and Yeslcc way. he fell from his
machine again. An ambulance was
called.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

PAIRS, In St Paul stove and
Repair and Plumbing Co.'S ad.
yertiscnent
ADMITTED from the word DEAL
Ek. in sta-Brite Manufacturing
cos advertisement.
D-Omhted from the word MADE.
In tho Empire Hat and Plume
Co.'S advertisement.
N-Omitted from tho word SFRv.
ICE, in the Reliance Auto Re.
pair Works advertisement.
E-Omitted from the word REFRIG.
ORATORS. In Neils Hansens
advertisement.
R-omitted from the word FIRE, in
the Pioneer Safe and Deposit
Vaults advertisement
T-omitted from the word SPE-
CIAITN. in the Golden Rule
Bakery Advertisement.
I--Omitted from the word INTEN.
SINE. in the Success Business
School advertisement
S-Omltted from the word
HEALTHFULNESS. in Rristo.
ferson's Milk advertisement.
I-omitted from the word BAR
GAIN. In The owl advertise
ment.
N-Omitted from the word MA.
CHINE, In MEDINA Machine
Works advertisement.
G-Omitted from tho word
SPRINGS. In Laher Auto
Springs Co.'S advertisement.
P-Omitted from the word CAR
PETS. In Pantorium Dye Works
advertisement.
ADMITTED from the word PRE-
SENTATIVE. in Winn Auto
Laundry advertisement
Y--Omitted from the word EVERY
THING I'm Woodruff Boyce ad.
vertisement.
S-Omitted from the word MAT
TRESS. in the Carpeteria and
Rugeteria advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Continental Oil to
Sell Stock Issue

DENVER, Colo. June 5.-The
Continental oil company. a Standard
OIL subsidiary, today announced
authorization OF the sale OF $1,000.
900 OF capital stock at par value
open to stockholders OF record In
the ratio OF one share for every
nine held. The market quotation
on the stock is around $3.50. En-.
ployes will be permitted TO buy the
new stock issue on the installmcnt
plan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Gov. Hart Escapes
in Auto Accident

wALLA wALI.A. June 5.--Gov'
ernor Louis +. Hart narrowly
escaped injury yesterday when the
auto In which he was riding TO
Pomeroy was struck by another
car on Marengo grade.
The party received severe
shake.up. Governor Hart proceeded
TO Olympia last night
Seven were mildred in auto acct.
dontss here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Two Hurt When Auto
Strikes Motorcycle

Mrs Fay Woodbury.. 30. 600 10th
ave. and NJ. O. Connd. 1901
seventh ave. sustained injuries late
Friday night when motorcycle
on which they were riding was
struck by an automobile. which did
not stop. The accident occurred
nt 18th ave. s. and Concord st
Mrs. Woodbury. WIS removed 10
The city hospital with a fractured
lee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
J|TNEY DRIVER IS
HELD UP; ROBBED
Lone Passenger With Gun
Takes His Cash

A. IN. point OF a run that was
showed against his ribs by Il lone
passenger. G. w. Glover. n jitneur
living n, 1919 3Tth ave. was held
up Ia his car ~ Terry ave. and
Pine St. at 1915 o'clock last night
and relieved Of SO In silver.
Tho bandit pocketed the money.
climbed out Of the machine and
disappeared with IN. warning 10
Glover not TO be In too great hurry
10 report the matter.
Glover said the robbcr was about
- years old and wore che, kerei
crp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Who Will Audit
Books for the
Ryther Home?

'Tonshun. expert nccountantsl
Three weeks ago the Chamber OF
Commerce agreed TO see that the
books OF the Mother Ryther home
were audited.
But Mother Ryther and +. w.
Keen. OF the board Of trustees, have
gotten tired waiting.
Thought Id ask The star to find
us an auditor" Keen phoned today.
wed like to get the job done right
of IL possible"
Kecn's office address ls sos Amer
lean Bank building. The books are
In his office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
ATLANTA NEGRO
MAY WIN OFFICE

BY successful representation OF the
regular" delegation from Georgia,
Henry Lincoln johnson. Atlanta
negro. may win for himself the posi-
ton OF national committeeman from
That district II developed today.
From official sources. Il was. learned
that certificate Of Johnsons elec.
ton 10 that position already Is in the
hands OF the national committee
Confirmation OF this was said TO
depend upon recognition of his fac.
ton as the official state organlzati ton
In Georgia. Already he has won seats
for himself and three other delegates
AZ large. and has had five OF the six
districts decided in his favor.
III Johnson's election is ratified by
the national convention. he Will be
the first negro national committee
man since 1908. when Judson w.
Lyors held that position In Georgia
johnson was delegate TO the rcpubn.
can pationai conventions In isetos
i..is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Senators Repeal
War Legislation

WASHINGTON. June 5.-The
senate late yesterday passed without
record vote the bin repeating all
wartime legislation except the
Lever and Trading with the Enemy
acts. The bill was passed by the
house yesterday and now goes TO con.
ference.
President Wilson Is expected to
approve u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

Half-Mile Fire Is
Started by Sparks

Sparks Carried frum burning rat
road ties on the Northern Pncific
tracks near the Meadows started a
brush fire which neccSsitated the
work Of so men for five hours Fri.
day before the flames were cxtin.
gulshed- An AREA OF half mile
square was burned. without serious
damage to property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
Camp Buildings to
Be Used for Homes

DIES MONIES. Iowa. June S.
The Des Moines Chamber of Com.
mercc today began laying plans for
purchase OF the $50 buildings ut
Camp Dodge following receipt OF
word that Secretary OF War Baker
had authorized their sale for
homes Des Moinos needs 1000
homes at once. city officials say.