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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
Automobiles


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NOTICE
Funeral OF Amarilloan

Mr.. High Price died saturday after.
noon following an operation Tor High,
after much suffering between High aud
Low. mostly High. H. leaves many
relatives having sister OF brother con
ncctcd with mos, every store. factory,
shop and office In Amarillo. Few Wit.
iicsscd the dcmisr. the operation was
successfully performed by Dr. r. W.
Zimmerman, the Mayo Real Estate
Specialist of thu Panhandle. office
room 10 ruckcit building. Phones
.i9s. 1850 Funeral viii take place ne
The Griggs commodious funeral par
Ter Monday morning a, o'clock, all
friends are invited 10 BE- prt-cn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

nor SALE--fivc acres and seven room
house. J miles northeast oi town. phone
1900.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT--At carnival Tuesday night. belt
10 tan coat suit. Return TO 800 Adams.
Phone 2532.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
WNNTEnl

I want mcdium.wcgh,, s'paf cnkor
car now or IN ~ condition. In cSshanRo
for a new Hudson Sur,rSiS SpeAndster
winter SEDAN top. easlcs, ridins car eyer
nude, and oash difference paid NE. rpN
s:s. Claude. Texas. or Phone o.. claude.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
foR sALE MlscELlANEous


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49, uusif Hiofs
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CATTLE Itln fAl1i-Csn fM ruh'
lfsft o. any hunbsf sisff Ysaflihaa
and htiitf ttafilnus aht Coas " n.
sisfsAAnl. cafiaaa. NeW Mstiea
PLANTS
unAass fleh Ofost slians onloil.
solafaa ani ,omsia plants ioe "a.
lea- d %, too- n 81. ioea-tite. l'etA.
10 slips. sweet ard ~ ieppsfs AID sgs
plants leo--ite. seo--f2.te. iooo ~ 90
an lsadlhg yafistisa PREPAID. milsfsc.
tlon guaranteed
D. e. SAITH PLANT FARMS,
Allanu. Tstas.
aaaas-a-sss.s---
Iun RAiE--ao had II extn Euod ,
ysar odd COWS and calves. would take
sane lfadc. would trad Zoe sKim SOD
Jack 90 horse ". A. Auify. wlldOfp'
d., Texas
ron HALE - Threaallon day Gov.
cheap for cash. rlecltiei Grlin n. n
ages for setting tol Cleveland
ron SALE or Ti,ApE-spat Model
Harley Mcs~cyciei phone siii.
BARRED plymouth Rock sens, ii.oo
pet setting. zoe Spruce street,
FoIl sALE-iso full bl,.sicd =. G.
White isghorn baby chicks. Phone
iii0.
fois sAI.E--ny owner room house
AZ isOs Pierce for ti.sso. 1850 cash.
ONE nicely furnished lIght houuckecp.
lnE room. gaH.
FOR sALE-Tean. HARNESS. and wagon.
years old will trade for veil located
lot IAN Jaclnto. " Rcdder. Dairy.
Phone i2ti.J.
FOR RALE-YounE Jersey milk COW;
fresh with heifcr calf. heavy miikcr
y. Redder Dairy. Phone i?iiJ.
I
SODA FOUNTAINS
All sizes on Easy Monthly Payments.
Bcckham Fountain 4 Fixture Co.
2sN Elm ~. Dallas. Tex.
FOR SALE-iS head good registered
Hereford bulls; year old and ready for
service. A few older bulls win sell for
almost steer prices. or trade for other
cattle. W. e. Russell. Hereford. Texas.
=. c. W. LEGHOliN day-old Chick Sale
Wednesday. Chicks from pcdigrced
stock. $1,000 per hundred. Utility. pure.
bred stock. tli.O0. Brooks Hatchery.
Denton. Texas.
FOR SALE-Thoroughbrcd Holstcln
hull: not pedigrced. Phone 1855.
FOR sALE-Iivc agency. doing general
insurance business /, In progressive Pan.
handle town Of five thousand. This Is a
real bargain for cash or It's cquiya.
lent. Wire, or write Postoffice BOX 90,
Childrcss. Texas.
|
GOOD mich COW for sale ON easy terms.
JOG y. buchanan NJ.
WANTED
wANTED-Paticnts TO care for IN my
/ home. 70i Madison street. Phone 22Gy.
WANTED-To buy $500 head OF 4, or
year old steers, must be good quality.
WIN buy In bupches 200 or more 90 be
weighed AZ Wichita, Kan. wire or write.
W. q. Ramsey. DeCraff. Kansas.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
COR RENT-ilOoms; sOS Taylor; phone
isi.

FOR neutrality-suspicious. and bed
rooms: phone 1865; 500 Harrison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

n masonic nti.i.EftS
IN f'of week heginrlng
- ~ .AApfil "a. 1871.
MAX Monday, y. M, coll.
A0N "a ineet.ra Amarillo
H~N Lodkr No. 1si Zoe wo !.
IN M n.
fTuesdBy i1o y M. regular meeting
q, y. h.
wednesday zoo y. M. called meeting
Amarillo l.odgc No Iai fE work IN
y. A. Degree.
THURSDAY 130 y M. called mortlng
Amarillo Chapter fof work.
Friday 7,J0 y. IN. called meeting Anna
Flllo council Tor work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

LoST-Pair shell rim spcctaclcs In
case. Please return Ia Daily Ncws
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

FOR RENT-Two modern unfurnished
or partly furnished housekeeping
rooms. Price reasonable. 1909 Hayden
stree, or phone 1870. Monday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

FOR RENT-south room Tor men or
couple. 700 Fillmore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
pREssMAKINc

pREssMAKINu. Mr' Nelson. sos
Folk.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

YOUNG WOMEN wANTED-To en-
tee ~. Luke's Hospital Training School
for Nurses Salary paid. Address =,
Luke's Hospital. Oklahoma City. Okla
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HOUSES FOR RENT

SIN room furnished house Tor rent
May ist; ia,h and Jackson; phone
1857.
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Fun HAl.ll- rheheefsfh taass iieg
salh shens tiei. %. L. faiflsn sha
40 Musie Hieft
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RARGAINs FOR CASH

san JaeInlo MeLshts rroperly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
ROUTE DECIDED
ON FOR FOCh
All Plans Completed for
MarshaI's Reception

The following route will be follow.
"a by Marshal Foch on his trip from
the Milwaukee depot 90 the Univer.
sity OF Washington and return upon
his arrival In Seattle next wednes.
day. Schools on the route will have
recess 20 that the children may greet
the military leader Of tho allied
armies.
Leave depot: s4s a. m. by auto
mobile. Fourth ave 10 Seneca Vt.
Scneca ST. 10 Harvard ave.
$50 A. m.--Haryard ave- to Pine
st.
sts a. m.--Pine ST 10 Broadway.
North 20 University. following Broad.
way and University car lines.
1910 a. m.--Enter University cam
pus at 10th ST University OF Wash
ingt6n meeting.
1916 a. m.--f<ave university OF
Washington at Goth A.
1850 a. m.--isth ~. r.. 20 4sth.
1885 "a. m.=4bth to Stone way.
Stone way TO Ewing.
100 a. m.--croas Fremont bridge.
Westiake ave TO Coliseum theatre.
ii.io a. m.--Enter Coliseum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

In Sir and Lady ChatSieid's apart.
ments. Shoes lining the walls in
Lord and Lady Lees apartments.
Powerful lot OF English shocs came
to the conference.
Intense. silent. sphinx like -Ad.
mirai kafo. His smile. rare. within.
steal thing. spreads slowly over .
slim. dark skinned face and vanishcs
almost instantly.
Silent. reflective.
His words. low .wpokeu words. ~.
most musical. come slowly. A voice
with little rlints OF fire under liz
rhythmic flow.
Composed. tranquil. poised. delhi
crate. But an underlying aiertness.
keen. quick. ready!
Baron Kafo's leisure hcurs, Golf,
Resding7 Motoring. perhaps,
Il take little nap" Gently. easily.
With . slow Erniic-
-work harfr' intensely. Then
take little nap easily.
George A. y. vanaise. comnsts
sairs special de police. France toffi.
cisIly attached TO the French deiera-
toni. has to have his little Joke.
HE say TO me." nodding brightly
toward one Of the American secret
service ren with tho French d~ie.
cation. why don't Monsieur viviani
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Woos Tacoma for Seattle
He "Says 1t With Flowers'

Readers Of The star. meet Richard
NJ. Huttle. president of the National
Dshlia Society Of America
MIR. Buttie comes forward with q
unique plan 10 cement further the
friendship between Seattle and TIA
coma. He proposes to "say II with
flowers
MIR. Ruttle Is an invcnur He Is
not an ordinary kind of inventor ss
he has originated more than TOO new
varieties 81 dahilss Many Of these
were developed in his hack yard
right here In Seattle at 1914 Blew
EFT st.
Just what has this TO do with
friendship between Seattle and Ia.
SInaf
"A great DEAL said Mr.. Butte.
In nroof he proposes TO name IL new
varieties Of dahiias about Tacoma
talking points, He has already
NAMED IL new varieties after Seat
tiles specific advantages and called
the latter the Seattle boosters.
The Idea. already submitted to the
Tacoma Commercial club and Cham.
Der Of Commerce by letter. has met
with enthusiastic response. Edward
r. xemmcr. secretary OF the club,
has suggested names for the Tacoma
booster dahlias. Mr.. Buttie. equally
~ prompt. has chosen the variety
for each. The names and varieties
ss selected by Tacoma and by Mr..
Buttle. and which win 30 out hand
In hand with the IL twin Seattle
boosters. follow:
Tacoma Commercial Club. copper
bronze: Tacoma Beauty. garnet: TIA.
coma Progress. golden yellow; Ia
coma Abundance. purple. maroon and
silver. Tacoma Prosperity. golden
yellow: Tacoma Glad Hand. flesh and
cream: Tacoma Oiympic-. golden
sunset: Tacoma Joy. salmon pink
and orange. Tacoma Token. orange.
tip white: Tacoma Pride. poppy red:
Tacoma Milestone. dark maroon;
Mount Tacoms, white and cream
I'VE greatly appreciate the spirit
or your idea" writes Mr. Kemmer,
land thank you for the opportunity
TO cooperate In any plan for the
boosting Of our great Northwest"
That's what l call good letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Health Restored
Without Drugs

DO II Yourself without drusA cleo
tricity or appliances Of any Kind.
by = simple method Of nerve
pressure. easily learned and applied
"a child can DO it--you can absc-
iusefy rid yourself Of coSsTfPA-
TON. HEADACHES. RHEuMA-
TfsM. ASTHMA and other ills. A.
thousands Of others have DONE
For . prizes within the reach Il
al you can obtain this wonderful
system. and this knowledge h yours
for = iifetimc--n0 further expense
and FREEDOM FROM THESE
fr.IS--think of that
Write for further Information.
Money. Back Gusrnntee you risk
nothing but your time You owe u
10 yourself 20 take advantage OF
this offer Zone Therapy Company.
32iiG. West Washington ST.. Los
Angeles. Csi.--Advertisemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
STOLEN,
WOMAN SLAIN
Twelve Arrested as Result
OF Mystery Murder

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov. ss.--Tweive
persons. two OF them women. have
been jailed M result Of tho murder
OF Mrs. Amanda rfankuchsn. who
was found dead in her kitchen on
October is by her attorney. Howard
J. ricrsoll.
Mrs. Pfankuchcn had mania sc-
cording 20 Pieroii. for investing all
her funds In diamonds. She Is said
TO have had $4,000 worth Of
diamonds in her possession. None OF
them have been found. aitho every
possible hiding place In the house
has been searched horoiy By the
police.
The names Of the - arrested are
being withheld pending the result OF
an Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
! by Automobiles

mo Margaret Davis. II. 1911
6VOfsth ave. was thrown 10
feet when struck Thursday night at
18th ave. and Pine ~. by A. II.
R2tcllc. OF san Francisco. She was
injured about the head. The accident
was caused by slippery streets.
0An-J. r. sergulne. siss Adams
6VOst.. was knocked down and
bruised al First ave and Spring a.
Thursday by Frank Niclson. Of Yatd-
ma serguine said no was unhurt
0aA--A. Ross leaped on the ra-
xVdiatcr Of = car driven BY o.
l. Hull. Jr-. c027 18th ave. s.. Thurs
day when struck 1t Seventh ave-
and Pins It He sustained arm
bruiseG
- Am unknown woman car
j rying an armfui Of bundles
Was struck In the street 1T Eighth
ave. and Stewart ct. by ,. II. Craig.
1907 Stewart St She was knocked
down and suffered head injuries A
witness TO the accident took her
home.
740-Afiss A. Snyder. los Yale
j Fave. was badly bruised
about the face and arms when struck
Thursdxy at Western ave. and Bell
n ~ T. H. Hausman. Sill Green
wood ave. She was knocked down.
Hauzman took her TO her home
- Miss johanna Kutschs. q.
xOwaitress 4fo<i5 University
way. was severely cut and bruised
~ the head and hips. Friday. BY an
huto driven by John Conahan. Is.
salesman. who was held on a reck-
leg driving charge. The injured girl
WAS attended in city hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

says Mr.. Buttle. 1T slows Tacoma
has kindly spirit OF fricndiiness for
us and that II we will 20 half way
the result win DO more than salts
factory.
The ~ Seattle boosters selected by
Mr.. Buttie include Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce. Seattle Climate. Seat.
tle Health. Seattle Lakes. Seattle
Parks. Seattle Scenery. Seattle Soil.
Seattle Spirit. Seattle Sunset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
SDELICHTS ON DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. Nov. &c. -
must so homei must go homer
u was Rene viviani. huge man.
with AIN almost bald and quite gray
head. Rene sought, the door Of his
wtfe's apartment. 60 tell his troubles
"Noisel ! slept not NJ all last
night must NO homel" Tramplnx
about like a rostlera child.
Poor. dear mani A droiI little
grin caught the corners Of Madame
Viylanis mouth. Madame IA a di.
mlnutivc person.
Poor. dear man--you should have
put cotton Ia your ears" IDENTITY.
Rene stopped his tramplng. He
was thoughtful. His hand rubbed
his forehead.
That II an idca--now might
have done that" His mild blue eyes
looked gratefully at his wife.
Viviani's room was changed BY
the management.
A burhy little gentleman II Aria
tide BRAND. prime mhister Of
France and chief delegate to the con.
Terence from that country.
Watchfui gray eyes. kind hut
keen. Heavy brows that knot and
bunch when he laughs and are =
bit up slant In rcpone.
A trick OF turning his whole body
an he turns his head. hong hands,
rather nervous hands. which follow
his words,
You keep your rooms 20 warm. :"
he doomed. ''and very likely 10 you
can eat your iccal
: oh. yes. they're very good But
you amune me greatly" He was
laughing. that good.natured growi.
He leaned with his hands beside his
knees on the chair. Freezing cold
outside and you sit In your hot'rooma
eating icesr'
BRAND was growing again that
genial srowl.iauEh which sets well
with his heavy lron.sray hair, his
firmly gripping hand and his abso.
iu,o SELF possession.
Shoes. Just shoes. Shoes sum-
bling out OF bags in Mr.. and Mrs
Maikin's apartment. Shoes In neat
lines around trunks. bags and boxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Bremerton Council
Refuses TO Give Up

BREMERToN. Nov. 1s.--rhc po-
htical kettle l. secthing again here.
following the adoption by the city
council OF a resolution declaring r.
O. Burlington and II. r.. Harrison.
tho two recently elected commission
srk. disqualified for office on the
ground that they are Ineligible. be-
ing directors In local banks.
Burlington declared he and his col.
league would demand their offices
next Monday morning and that a
court fight would be held II they
were refused.
The city council announced its dc
termination 10 refuse TO give up the
reins Of city government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
800 Boy Scouts at
Local Convention

More than 300 boy scouts are a..
tending the second annual Pacific
Northwest Patrol leaders eonven.
ton now being held In Seattle.
The meeting opened Friday At
Frederick 4 Nelson's. and the final
conference session will be-. held sun
day. followed by talk by $. Mcany.
scout commissioner.
Saturdays program includes = re-
ception Of ~ British Columbia dele
gates. addresses by patrol leaders. an
afternoon recreatlonal meet. and
scouting competitive stunts after
songs and yelis at the Central school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

crct service man. who speaks no
French. hot on his trail.
II amused George.
Mrs. l.. c. Christie. one Of two
Canadian women here with the dele
cation. wears. IN her walks and rides
about Washington, slik stockings In
huge plaids~-the checks are possibly
two inches wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

December 10 has been tentatively
set a. the date for the Yakima
Corn and Potato show. which the
farm bureau win stage IN co.opera-
ton with the Yakima business Mems
association.
n. c. Case Of Fruit valley. near
Vancouver. with h7b trees In his
prune orchard. produced 10 Ia tons
Of dried prunes this year. This Is an
average OF about IS pounds TO the
tree.
The waiia walla County Farm
bureau saved It's as members last
year yff.s5T. Thru cooperative e.
forts $4,000 accrued 10 the members
over tho prevailing local prices on
necessities purchased.
A hill TO create Yakima Ma
iionai park from Yakima and klick-
itat counties. including Mt ADAMS.
has been introduced by senasorrwos.
ley T.. Jones.
wenatchee fruit growers have
made a large shipment Of apples 20
China and the Philippines and are TO
ship altogether 30 cars to China and
half that number TO the Philippines.
A season Of grand and light opera
win be compressed into one evenings
entertainment when the Fisher oper'
attic quintet appears Monday night
at Olympia
The wenatchee Commercial club
trustees have voted to send an invi.
tation 10 the Washington Irrigation
institute 70 hold It's next annual
meeting In Wenatehee during
August. fss,.
Bcn Ross. founder Of the town os
Dmak. and credited with being the
father OF the first government irri-
cation project In the United States.
was visitor at the Northwest Fruit
exposition in Seattle this week.
There are $50 members IN sno-
homish county OF the Automobilc
Club OF Western Washington.
The Rev. NJ. r.. Dunn. n. -. a
prominent divine OF the Y. r. church.
Olympia. n to assist the Rev. Robert
". Edmonds In weeks mission at
the Westminster u. +. church. begin.
ming Sunday.
The Snchornixh Teacher institute
will he held In Everett Monday.
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Capt coumans Of the Port Angeles
post OF the Salvation Army has ~.
tabiished a toy hospital 10 mend
broken playthlngs. donated AZ Christ.
mas presents TO youngsters who
otherwise might be skipped by Santa
Claus.
The Crnndvicw Herald ays. The
Herald has been boosting for Grand
view for 10 years now and darn II
ne DON'T believe the stuff wc WRITE
SATURDAY At : r. ~. funeral
services will be held for Hiram !.
Anderson. who died Tuesday at the
home Of his son. w. w. Anderson.
~. 18th ave. =.
MRS. LILA 0ORIN viii ~ buried
sunday following services At D IN.
NJ the family rcsldencc. stG1 Gscle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
President Creets
His Fellow Alumni

Ohio State University alumni.
gathered together 1T the Sorrento
hotel FRIDAY night. received q mes
sage FROM their most distinguished
fellowaiumnus. Warren q. Harding.
president Of the United States STINT
lar banauets were held simultaneous
ly In all parts Of the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

Robert c. Saunders. former United
States district attorney. has formed
a Law partnership with Israel Nelson
In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

Reduced rates on fruit and vege-
table waste from the Pacific coast
to the East are announced BY c. NJ.
Andrews. district freight and pas
senger agent Of the Southern Pa
cific Enes. The new rates are 20
cents per 100 pounds. as against
the former rates Of S1.2s. and are
effective Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26
Bureau Of
Mis- sin 8
Relatives

TIE star insise- lie re>1ses 10 - THE
depsstm~at ss sn aid In fta1las mis~iss
v~Iasiv~~ os fri~sds. The onSavtDest IL
10 b~ip In reunitins those who bsss bern
separated. Ihc~~ wbe~e RELATIVES or
friends sre missing arr invited 70 sep@rs
the di-spp<~ rasc~ directly 10 The star.
Reader. Who mn, knew the whereabouts
Of p<rssss mentioned In this column ne
missing ere r~ua~~ted alec Ia v~p"st 70
Tho star. Other se~ spsp~s~ an tnsh~d
10 s~psedaee su~h Items - viii iatss0t
their eosn musitiss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

Engiish woman a<tvonomer has
the power OF measuring distances
OF stars without the Use OF any
measuring sinstruments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

Commercial airplsnes In tire United
States flew $500. 900 miles In the
last Elk months at cost Of Is killed
and ~ injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

any where he IL goine7"
n laugh. You ask him. say
lie tell you he don't know and II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

JOHN HENRN HEED--Ars. ~
NJ. Reed. OF vsder. wash. wants 10
locate her son. John Henry Reed
last heard OF in Chicago five years
ago. Reed rs described a. six feet
tall. with blue eyes and brown hair
He Is as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

Young and old quickly learn "a
dance at Bright's. 1904 4th.---Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

HOWARD r. PHELPS Airs. Eula
Phelps. soss Ethel 81. Waco. Tex.
has asked the Seattle Rel Cross To
find her son. Howard r. Phelps.
whom she believes to have sailed for
seattle from 81. Michaels. Alaska.
This could not be verified by the Red
Cross.
MRS. HUDSON--IAss heard o.
when she left for California five and
hsif years ago. Mrs. Hudson.
whose maiden name vas Louise
Fowler. IL sought by her two sons.
Percy and Jack Hudson. box ~.
Green Valley. Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

MRS. LILA 0ORIN viii b. buried
Sunday following services At o. IN.
A. the family residence. sto3 fscIe
Vista ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-26

SATURDAY At : r. ~. funeral
services will be held for Hiram !.
Anderson. who died Tuesday At the
home Of his son. w. W. Anderson.
~. 18th ave. =.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05

who signed the order OF substitution.