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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
WHEAT MARKET
DROPS, RISES
Corn and Oats Are Fairly
Steady In Chicago Pit

CHICAGO. Aug, Wheat futures
dropped Sc TO ifiso on tho opening
today, December delivery was quoted
at t2si. off sue from yesterday
close. and March s..2i, off I've.
Heavy liquidation OF Tong" con-
tracts was credited with being re-
Corn and cat. wore comparatively
steady.
An hour after tho opening pecem-
Per wheat reacted 70 ssftb and
March 10 .ss.s on buying pressure.
December wheat up 20 t2.s5.. a
gain OF eke over the opening. and
March 70 G.si. . gain % loo.
CHICAGO. Aug THE whes,
market was giraffe today. an early
break being followed BY a riss that
yesterdays closing figure
Corn and cats were generally
After yesterday closing the tip
went cut TO sell at the opening this
motnInx A. result price. broks;
SC. while March. ., the same price,
was down iihe. TheN was good
buying on the break and these or
ders quickly. forced prices up 20
their former level. December CLOSING
at ts..sn and March at t.s,
Corn was it'll. affected by the
trading In wheat. tho corn market
being dominated by weather condi.
tions. Rains over Iowa and parts Of
Kansas and Nebraska were balanced
BY reports Of poorer crop conditions
In Missouri. September opened a,
tf.ta. down Ne. reached . high mark
OF ti.t1N. and closed at ti.t3A. De-
cornber opened unchanged 1T ei.ss
and closed a. ti.s3s.
September oats opened a. lie. up
was ne higher az the opening. at
TOY &C. closing at f0tc.
Cash whcst--So. 4 red. sfsieitt:
No. red. t2.ss; No. red. tss1
No. hard. Assn 1.ssri No.
Provisions were irregular. pork
being lower. lard practically higher
and ribs steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
LAUNCH FIRST
FERRIS BARGE
Craft Called Last Word in
Non-PoWered Craft

The first Of the Ferris typo ships
Of tho United States shipping board
TO DO converted into an ocean going
barge. will be launched at 8 o'clock
Thursday evening from the plant OF
tho winsiow Marine Railway and
Shipping company. at Eagle Harbor.
Tor the Coastwise Steamship and
Barge company. controlled by James
IGriffiths q Sons. Of Seattle.
According TO marine experts. the
barge In the last word In non-powercd
marine craft on tho Pacific coast.
and one Of tho s,aunchcst wood ships
ever built. II viii be towed by the
new steel ships constructed for
James criffiths a Sons by J. u.
Duthie q Co. and win be used In
the ore and general merchandise
transporting business on this coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

wEsrr.aKE

wEsTi.AKE
Stall isi. pork and beans, can. 1896
Ina INNS rros coffee. tssei Upton tea.
III. fse! Post toastias = packages. sso,
Reliance jar rings. dos stc. stall irs.
fresh cottage cheese Ice ib,i Lbs. fsc.
bulk peanut butter. ~, zocl fresh new
cheese. ~. ssc. Htsii isi. small nes po-
tat1ss. tgoo ewt lemons. dor.. ise3 large
alberta peaches n.Tt etsta. huckleeer-
ries. II. acc. Htaiis is.i7. p-ih sack
Olympic flour, t,st. packages grape
nuts. ssc I n esaporated peaches. zoe.
cans carnstien milk, ssei zoe cans
Van Camps pork ana beans. toci dos.
quart Mason lars. ti.ot. Sugar stall. Gold
Bond and westlske Special fiour. tiso.
Centennial best fioar. tsss.
SANITARY
stalls si.ss. Dolly varf~n trout. roe
10 Eastern shrimp meat. zoe 10. smohed
white King salmon. zoe II. stalls st'ss.
Masoia OIL ssc ~, soe ati tiis per ".
ssii sffo per Esllcn lib bulk sweet
ehoeoiate. 3tr. Stall ~. new potatoes,
10 ihs.. tsc. onions. tbs. ice. stall.
go-fs. fancy creamery butter. eoe ib.s J
ihs. tiit faii cream cheese. aic. 2 lbs..
ssc. ice bel Monte eatrup. ipe.
coRNEN
s,afi 100. fresh nsanut butter zee n, /;
cans Cooperative milk. i1e. fresh
ranch ssss . dos. stei Flaks whits. use
N faii cream or cream brick cheese. 3so
10 stall .. smsi,s . ibs. sscs fresh her
rms. . ih.. ssc. hAiibut. zoe ls~f hippsrsd
salmon. soc ID. black cod. /; ibs. use.
stalls is-st. walnuts. isc 10. Booth .
ssrdinss. Ice can. z-ih can krzut. lee
ECONOMY
Stan 90 bulk ehorslata. soc N Japan
tea sifinxs. tke 10 ESQ Royal baking
po~dsr. tse. STALLS if-ss. criseo. zoe n.
lie. tpe. q fbs. tissi SID, can. ts.ts!
tsc cans ccrn.t beef ste. ste botus
maYeunalse. iseG : lie choice prgnes,
fsrs bars Crystal white soap. ace. gte
X. c. baking poNdsr. fse
PIk0 PLACE
stall ~. pure American cane sugar. :
lbs. csc. 4 lbs. sec stall a.. tail cans
carnation milk. isse stall -. pure
fresh milk. ise as. Stall "a local TO-
naices. lee IL. sweet cora. Tor stc
cherries 81 eraf. stall see. salmon
trogt. ite 10 Smoked chirook salmon.
tte 10. stall 1854. hsiihut acc III hall.
but cheeks. ib.. tta stall 1898. }
packages hsiiorrs corn Makes. stc. .
ihss Fishers rolled oats. :se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Prehistoric Curios
Are Made This Year

PARIS, Aug. 4.-"Prehistoric" ar
rowheads made In the year 1920 A. D..
and destined for allegedly credulous
curio collectors OF America, have
been discovered In Paris auction
rooms. SO many found their way
into reputable art sales that con.
noisseurs became alarmed. Invesu.
cations resulted, and an entire fam.
lily living near certain stone quarry
between Abbeville and Beauvis has
been arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

CHICAGO. Aur Ill ess-Rsesir,s.
~. eeo head. marks, steady 20 iSc higher.
Bulk Of sales. tisseoiste; butchers 81
wis.fa: packing ga SEQ tise! light
tisteoit.
Cattle Receipts. s,ses head. rnsrtss r.
siov 20 steady. ness. tssfsft. hatcher
steers. uotsrts sannsss anA Guitars.
sfTs0f, sssekeys and fn~ssrs toit.ts.
cows. efOffi calves. efsotsTh
ehsep--RsesiptA. fb.soe hssd. market Il
steady 70 lover. LAmbs. oT.teo iAis.
sves. ts0ieTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Mill Boss Never Lost
Day in 26 Years

!. LAWRENCE, Mnss., Aug. -
George Farley. who for the past 20
years was an overseer in the lower
Pacific mills. ended his duties with
last weeks work. rounding out a
record which. It is claimed. no boss
In United States textile circles can
beat The mill books show that Far.
ley never missed a day from his
work N the 20 years. During strikes
and labor troubles there was no dis
sension among his direct employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
YANKS WIN
NET TITLES

Davis cup tennis team has now won
British tennis title. Willie johnson,
tho American champion. won the
London championship IN the singisaL
Willie Trlden defeated Patterson In
tho ail-comerS singles championship
at Wimbledon, and X. Norris WI
liams and Charles Garland won the
doubles az Wimbledon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
S. A. FORMS
RING PLANS

The South American Boxing fedegs
alton met In Santiago. Chile. recent
iy. They plan to hold amateur and
professional championship annually.
Residents from other countries can
compete. providing that they are na-
tives. and In the professional class
they must be residents OF at least
I'VE years. or who have been natural
lied at least one year. 10 be eligiblA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Mem York Exchange
Records Weak Trade
as Selling Starts

NEW YORK AUG trrces OF opening
% S isrk stock exchange today Little buying
unfavorahe to
o'l.h situation having eearh effect
W. Retail stores
al ssh baldwin stoeks showed
Opening quotations baldwin or
~ ethehcm ~ ~ off Il Rubber So off
drive launched shortly after tho
hesdway steel common sagged TO @s
and other leaders declined similarly
ebo,nd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
JEFF SMITH TO
HAVE CHANCE?

II looks like JEFF Smith. the Bay,
onne. N. J.. middieweight. win get .
crack At the middleweight Crown
soon Such great middies an Klaus,
Chip. Mccoy and O'Dowd have
passed up Smith a. TOO good"
Bids are being made by Bayonno
promoters and the Armory Athlete
association Of Jersey City for =
championship night between JohnnX
Wilson and Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
TAXPAYERS ARE
A BIT 'HET UP
Delegation Of Angry Citizens
Visits Council

PAIRING Of the city budget was 'de-
hyed wednesday when . deiega-
ton OF angry taxpayers swoop~d
Acwn upon tho council budget COM
mitfee and uttered protests against
the Increased taxation. The pro
tests were worded In all manner %
form ranging from threats 10 union
~ property holders TO outright
soviet action
Before the CAIN Of the commit.
oeo's work was disrupted. tho water
l1partment's budget was passed
- khout . cut. The department.
Goked an appropriation for 1891 OF
| N,3s1.so az compared 10 ti.zfs.-
5e7.Ss for last year. This il an
Increase OF s+3.i3z.it.
The street railway departments
0udeet was being considered when
NJ taxpayers delegation arrived.
Representatives OF the street car
employees appeared 70 urge the In
crease Of IS cents per day asked
by the railway employees. The en-.
pioyes declared they favored the
suspension OF the jitneys on the
grounds that the added revenue 10
ne street railway would more than
make up for the increase In wages.
WOULD CUT
eA1.ARIES IN TWO
w. w. Beck. representing. an he
Declared. 500 taxpayers ranging
from Transfers 70 manufacturers.
declared that taxation In King
county had reached the breaking
Hns. He said that the small prop
erty owners were on the verge OF
losing their all because OF the ever
Increasing taxation. Beck urged the
city and county cut out the use of
automobiles during the gas short
age. He proposed salaries In the
county-city building he cut in half
and that II the employees didn't
Hike II. allow them 10 resign and
have their work taken over by
taxpayers. He said Seattle was
being bied to death.
Another citizen favored the aban-
comment Of the city engineers de-
partment.
- H. w. mr. dtLDfney, 1efi1reI
- high taxation meant confiscation
~ property by the city. Homer
Hi. secretary OF the Taxpayers'
league. argued in general against
the increase In wages.
suli others told the committee
that n cut in taxes had to be ef.
fected, or else the property owners
would band together and force a
Teduction.
City Councilman r. H. Thomson
vas congratulated upon his fight
TO reduce taxes. The council pointed
out the fact tina. the citizens were
confronted by four governments.
AL responsible for the excessive
taxes and that the city's taxes were
Increased less than either the
county. state or school district
taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Tombstone Falls on
His Leg at Grave

RICHMOND. Staten Island. July
30.--Samuel Roth was praying nj
the grave OF relative In the Jewish
Cemetery. when the tombstone fell
upon him. Several persons who saw
the stone fall went to Roth's aid and
found that his left leg had been
broken and that he was injured about
the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Additional Sports
$4,000
GATE

Receipts Of tho Willie Jaci<son.Lew
Tender tight amounted TO sac. 900
net. Both boys received 90 per cent
Of the receipts. or $4,000. Tender
has earned $4,000 in his last four
bouts with Pinkey and Richie Mitch.
ell. Eddie Fitzsimmons and Willie
Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
KID WILLIAMS
COMES BACK

Kid Williams. former bantam
weight champion OF the world. made
a successful comeback recently by
defeating Patsy johnson and knock
ing out Dutch Brandt. He is booked
10 meet Johnny Ertle. Of st. Paul.
In a i2.round bout In Baitimsre.
Nd. In the near future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Woman Gives Birth
to Seven Children

OAR Es.sALAAM., East Africa.
Aug. "A Goanese woman here has
given birth. prematureiy. TO seven
children. ssx boys and one girl The
children are dead. Tho mother IL
living and 10 progressing satisfac-
toriiy. Medical records exist OF cases
in which there have been five chill.
drcn At q birth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Girl Swimmer Saves
Man From Drowning

ROCKAwAY. Ore. Aug. 4.-Miss
Louise Schumacher OF Portland. a
member Of the Red Cross swimming
corps and former Instructor In Port
land during learn TO swim week. "
saved o. ID. Spencer from drowning
"Wednesday. Spencer ventured far
kther out than the other bathers and
was seized by undertow and carried
INTO deep water. Louise Schumacher
Fl Portland and Arthur Shute Of
llIlisboro. succeeded in dragging him
- safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
PESEK THROWS
JIM LONDOS

BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. +.--John
Pcsek was voted winner In his wrest
ling match with Jim Londos last
night. after each man had secured
a fall. ana In ~ minutes Of add
tionai wrestling. neither was able TO
pin the other 10 the mat Pesek's
aggrcssiveness won for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
CALF. GRAPES
REACH'SEATTLE
WatermeIons Drug on Mar
ket; Corn Down rs Cents

Tho grape offerings in the produce
market were augmented "wednesday
by pool chr OF Thompson sccdlcns
grapes from California. The quality
was excellent. and they moved freely
at $3.50 for n four basket crate.
watcrmeions were a drug on the
market this morning at 4 cents a
pound. and six cars were due during
the afternoon.
Corn was down Is cents a crate.
selling mt t2.5o.
Butter and eggs unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
BOB MARTIN
STOPS O'BRIEN

Bob Martin. A. u. y. heavyweight
champ. who recently took a bad
beating at the hands Of Bob Roper
in Akron. came back in Columbus
the other night when he knocked out
Dick O'Brien heavy champion OF
Ohio. In the first round Of their
scheduled i5.round fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Schooner Uranus
Sold for $500

The gas haiIbut schooner Uranus
sold for $500 and Ford truck
brought Ssos at q sale held by this
U. s. marshai's office "Wednesday
morning.
Tho Uranus was forfeited subse
quent 70 the conviction Of its owners
for smuggling five cases Of Canadian
whisky into the United States. II
was bought by representatives OF
Sordby supply Co.
The Ford truck aiso was . liquor
seizure. Thomas Mason. 2<is Perry
ave. was the successful bidder.
Thomas Waters. deputy U. 8
marshal. was the auctioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
o. K. SOON

Harry Hooper. star outfieider Of
the Boston Red Sox. who was operaf.
cd on last week for n leg injury re
ceived In tho Red sox-cieveland In
dams series. In coming along nicely
and will get In the game shortly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
O'DOWD TO
BOX M'TICHE

Mike O'Dowd. former middIewe1Gno
champion. win meet Mike McTigho -
. i5-round bout In Halifax. n. b, ~.
ing the second week Of August No
Tighe is the middlewcight champ1on
Of Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

n
Ewse-ts0 tsc per doa
Hsns--ss sse per ID. trosiss~ o0tfe
per -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

NEW YORK. Aug demand sterling
opened off sac. being quoted At SssTG /.
demand francs opened st 70. off cen.
times: lire at sssc. off 81 csntimss. and
marks 1ftr. off 4 c~ntiue@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Status of Frisco Market

IAN FnANCiHCo. Aug t--baftrr--
gsuas. ssc per 10.
Esss-Estrss. sic per doe: 6trsiss No.
I. SIZE per dos Extra peiis,s. beIo pet
doxs urfsrsissd pulists axe per das
chs~se--californta flats. fancy. sie PET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Sheriff Candidate
CAMPAIGNS in Plane

WHITE PLAINS. ~. r.. Aug. a.
George J. Werner. republican candi.
date for sheriff OF westchcster
county. win stump the country In
an airplane-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

NEW YORK. Aug s--coffee-Se
Rio. iese per 10. No. Z Santos. iT9fss
per 10.
suxar-Rsv. is;,e per ID: rrsnuisssd,
81 0.:Ne per IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
many CARS
WILL SOON
HAUL FOOD
! 50,0 900 Damaged Freight
Carriers Win Be Repaired
by Railroads
nv RALPH r. COUCH

/ WASHINGTON. Aug. <.--Rerair
a. 10000 damaged freight cars
4 can begin almost Immediately new
thas railroads arc assured OF add
tional revenue from increased rates
Director parmaiee OF the bureau
es railway economy announced here
today.
sCcsting these cars into service
/ vfll no far toward reducing the
nation. wide car shortage" said Par
malice
ct should make available more
ears for transportation OF coal. food
and other necessities.
~Befors the Interstate commerce
eoumisuion handed down the rate
- Mon the railroads were hAndi'
capped In making repairs thru lack
e money. Now the roads should
b able to make farrcaehins pro
grams for the repair and upkeep
ef equipment
ARE EXPECTING
D1G BENEFITS
"wholesaie repair Of damaged
ears probably will he the first di-
rect result TO the public and TO
shippers and manufacturers Of the
rate increase. II viii be a highly
Beneficial result Between six and
seven per cent Of the nations $780,
go freight cars now are In need
q repair and partially or wholly
cut OF service.
The next direct result OF the
rate Increase will be the addition
| e more cars thru building.
There In every indication that
, ne rate increase viii enable the
roads promptly to Increase their
officiency. They viii De able 20
unpve FAR greater quantities Of food
and goods Trains and deliveries
yin b spseded up. Many sections
vim begin to feel this within two
unonths.~
Bituminoua coal prices viii rise
|UuD4o % cents per ton after Angus,
- when the new freight advance.
- into effect officials Of the Ma.
11pnAl Coal association estimated
hars today. OFFICIALS here estimated
Ne nsw rates viii mean an add
oIonAi revenue to the government
- tfoo. 900. 900 annually. thru taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

Two WineEiassfuls Of an ale a IN
usual strength still brcwcd at Oxford.
Eng. are enough TO intoxicate most
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04


Angus, str wapama from San Fran
cisco 81 a m
August 1-sr Arabia Maru from Hong
kong via ports at 1915 .. m. str Adj
mirsl Dewey from San Diego via San
Francisco at ts1o .. m: ctr Admiral
Rodman from Southeastern A1sskan ports
via Labyrinth. u. C.. at ii;s0 .. m. mo-
tor schr Boobyaiis from Port BisksIsy at
s.5o q. m
August Str Mukiiteo for Tacoma At
1910 n. m.
August Str Admiral schicy for san
Diego via San Francisco and San Pedro
at 2.30 3. M, str ekagwsy for Nanaimo.
rs. C., at Q .. m. str Amur for Britannia
Beach. n. g. at 7:io .. m: str West
ham for Biubber Bay, -. O., at II a. m. {;
str Eaathoim for Vancouver. II. C.. and
ports at 10 a m. motor schr Boobyslls
for Valparaiso via Fan Frapcisco and
ports at p. m; yacht Aquiio for Ia
coma at s:so .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
ShipNeWs
Tides in Seattle
WEDNESDAY.
AUGUST 4

Iir~t law Tide
tfst n m. 50 r.
rrr~t High TIDE
fsts a m. "a e.
Second Lew Tide
tfse y IN. ss n.
second High Tide
fssi . m. hi H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove tsrminai-Bws Henry VII
lard.
pier Str wspama.
pier Str Arabia Aaru-
pier Str Eastern Leader. str West les
ter str Admiral Rodman.
pier Str Alaska
Smith Cove terrninsi--Str Miikssan Maru.
pier D--s,r Admiral Dewey
Pacific Coast buDkers-U. q. L. II. 7.
UmAtiIla-
Hanford ct. tsrminaL-str Eastern Tenn
pie.
Wertboro.
East waterway terminai--5tr west MINI
rod, str West Jena.
TODD drydooks--Btr Eastern Soldier. str
Rsdondo, str Iooniun, str West Jss-
sup.
Puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging works.
u. n. n Patterson.
IAts Union-Huiis Brorton, Ieota, Endy-
rnion, Fort Jackson. Addison, Bough-
ton, Bowesmont. BourneviIis. Allen
hurst. Abiiia, Adria. Capraris. Eles-
ira, OeIwin. Abydos. Arcsdemis, AGA
dsusis, Pezuta, Black Wolf. Bickiand.
Bsstine. Bisnford. Aaron. Anthem,
Fort Harrison. Fort BthnwiH. 1mufka.
KIton. Loot, Dionc. Cagpscan. cosian.
Cineyras. csrdia. Eiisss, schrs Henry
Wilson. Salvador. Alice. motor sohr
Oregon.
Anoes yards--str Roosevelt.
Heffernsn drydocks--Motor schr Coolcha.
str ChailAmbra-
Dtream--schf Blaatind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

Tho cathedral mt Aix.ia, ChapcIle
contaips four relics connected with
the life OF Christ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
KIDNAPPING
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

iy excited. and anxious TO make a
hurried exit from the city.
lie was scheduled 20 get a divorce
from his wife wednesday afternoon.
Detectives who tried 10 catch WI.
liam Johns" at Attorney Ostruth's
office. missed him by 20 minutes.
Cinching evidences that william"
and willis" are the same was OBJ
taincd, detectives say. when records
Of street car employees showed that
Willis Johns. Jr. was employed by
the 'muny" line. No record could
lie found OF William n william and
Willis were different persons. each
would be recorded. police say.
BROTHER SCOUTS
fefOPEMENT THEORY
There was no chance Of his sister
clipping with Johns. Favor said.
III I had only warned her he was
hanging around when I saw him
from my auto. all might have been
we'll" the brother laincnted Wcdnes-
day morning.
Johns address was recorded a.
fNNV inhn wv ~ IAN uasA NV
lived there for several weeks. Do
tectives discovered. Neither LAndon
nor ostruth were able 10 give his
presen, address.
Detective Captain c. ". remnant
secuted the kidnapping story.
Looks like an eiopemeut 20 ma. "
he said. If the woman had been
kidnapped there would have been
signs OF q struggle or screams would
surely have been heard"
Carol Favor In described by her
brother as wearing a blue suit. light
hat and brown shoes. She II 20
years old.
INTENDED DTvORCEE
HAS . CHILDREN
Motorcycle Officers ". A. Holmes
and George r. Reynolds were sum.
moned 10 the sanitarium by Favor
when he discovered his sister was
missing. Search of the neigbborhood
failed TO locate trace OF her or Johns
william ID. Johns. 3r.." prospective
divorcee. has three children. under
years Of ago He sued his wife for
divorce July %. 1920. accusing her
Of being too auarrelsotne. In an
answer and cro-scompiaint. she al
legged he was "inbuman. cruel and
hcarticse"
He nagged her and REPEATEDLY do
mandcd why she didn't make the
children obey better. she charged
She declared she was forced 20 work
in Brcmerton navy yard. and In a
Isr-merton laundry 10 support herself
and children. She left Johns May !,
and 10 now living her father. John
AcClung. In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
TINT WsDAv
AtGtf~T q

First lew Tide
i,e a m. "a n.
ttr~t High Tide
s;ts a m. 81 n.
s~~cad low Tide
e4is y m. "a a..
second nigh Tide
siss .. m. lie q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

Tho Chslcidian peninsula On the
Aegean sea, is known as Holy
Mountain. from the large number Of
Greek monasteries and chapcls on It.