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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
LEDoUx BERArEs WASHINGTON.
He Calls 1t "A City Without a Civic
Conscience"

Washington, ID. G., Oct. ls.-"A city
without civic conscience" was the
appellation bestowed upon the nas
tional capital to-day by Urban Le-
doux, self elected shepherd for a group
Of unemployed.
The population Of Washington. he
declared, was composed principally of
leaders who come to take rather than
to give"
His latest blow, he explained. was
the refusal OF the local authorities to
renew a permit for a public meeting
through which he had hoped to obtain
funds.
Ledoux said that as a last resort
only he intended TO repeat in Washing
ton the auction of unemployed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
CONSUL IN NEW YORK.
To Rpresent the Dali Eireann, Joseph
Connolly Named.

Dublin, Oct. ls.--Ioseph Connolly Of
Belfast has been appointed consul Of
the Dali Eireann in New York, replac-
ing J. l.. Fawsitt. who has assumed
position under the Dali Eireann's
economic representative in America.
Mr. Connolly sailed for New York
Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
AUTO OCCUPANTS HURT
When Tire Came OF and the Maehins
Skidded.

Cornwall. Oct. ls-When their car
skidded after a tirc came of near This
village yesterday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brcen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ava
Smith and Mrs. Margaret Bullock 81
Mdilchury were thrown cut MT
Smith suffered a fractured coiiarIorr.
Mrs. Smith had scratches and Mrs Rui-
lock slight injuries. The steering eesr.
Windshield and top Of the car we're bad
~ smashed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
BEAT GERMAN COMPETITORS.
American Industry Concerns Get Ar
gentine Contract.

Buenos Aires, Oct. Representa-
tiyes of the Baldwin Locomotive Works
and the Middletown Car company. a
subsidiary Of the Standard Steel Car
company, signed yesterday Joint con
tract with Argentine state railways for
railroad equipment costing Sl3.000.o00
The American. concerns secured the
work in competition with two German
corporations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
WIND FAVORED.
And Drove Flame, Away from Barns
at North Fairfax.

North Fairfax, Oct. lS.-The house
on the so-called Nernsl place was de-
stroyed By FIRE last evening and only
small quantity Of Furnishings was
saved The origin Of the FIRE i not
known. A strong wind blew the flames
away from the barn. There was
partial insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
AUTOPSY PERFORMED
On Body of Louis A. Lebel, Killed BY
Automobile.

Drs. b. II. Stone and C. +. Whitney
of the state laboratory of hygiene in
Burlington performed an autopsy this
morning on the body OF Louis A. Lebel,
who was struck by an automobile and
killed Sunday night. The funeral Of
Mr. Lebel will be held tomorrow morn
ing with a high mass of requiem in
st. Auglstine's church in Montpelier AZ
0 o'clock. Burial will be in the Cath
olic cemetery in Montpelier.
In stating yesterday that the car,
which struck Mr. Lcbel, was the same
machine which. under q previous own
ership. collided with bridge near
East Montpelier, killing two MontpeI-
ier seminary students. several years
ago. The Times was in error. having
been misinformed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
HARDING LOSES
CONTENTION
House Ways and Means
Com. Favors Commission
on Foreign Debt
TO ARRANGE FOR
ITS REFUNDING
Harding Favored Blanket
Authority to Secretary
Of Treasury

Washington, D. c., Oct. lS.--Favor-
able report authorizing the creation Of
commission to arrange for funding
and refunding of the foreign debt was
ordered to-day by the House ways and
means committee. The measure is a
substitute for the administration bill
which would have given the secretary
Of the treasury blanket authority over
foreign debt negotiations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
AUTO WAS OVERTURNED
And Mrs. George Kidder, Jr.. Sustained
Injury to Back.

Middlebury. Oct. Is. Mrs. George
Kidder, jr.. Of this village suffered N
juries to her back and one arm when
The truck on which she and Mr. Kiddcr
and Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Rocehi OF It.
Albans. their guests. were riding coliid-
ed yesterday afternoon with the Ny
ers garbage wagon at the corner 81
High and North Pleasant streets. The
auto was overturned. Mrs Nidder was
the only one injured, the others escap-
ing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
FULL FISCAL FREEDOM.
For Ireland Is Declared to Be Neces-
ssry.

Dublin. Oct. Is tBy the Associated
Pressl.--1he all-Irish industrial con
ference, in session here. passed unani-
mously to-day a resolution declaring
that in the proposed treaty with Great
Britain full fiscal freedom for ireland
was fundamental and essential con
dition and that full control Of all Irish
industrial. shipping and commercial af-
fairs must be vested in Irish authori-
~. The resolution was forwarded to
the Dali Eireann delegates in London.
The conference was attended BY del
cgates from the public boards, associ-
ations Of manufacturers and trades
men, and representatives Of trades un-
ions
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
WOMEN PATIENTS RESCUED.


MiddletoVn. \. ". Oct ls-Ncariy
200 women patients. some q tlI- bed
ridden. were rescued early today
when Ere swept the main building Of
the state homeopathic hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
VERMONT DECISION STANDS.
Cities May Tax Property Held in Trust
in Another State.

Washington. d. C., Oct. ls.-Cities
NAV tax notes. bonds End mortgages
transferred by residents 20 the custody
cf a trust company in ansfher state
The decision Of the supreme court Of
Vermont TO that effect in proceedings
instituted by the city Of -. Abans
will stand. as the supreme court yes
terday declined 20 review a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18

London. Oct ls.-The revolt Of in
termed prisoners in the Spike Island
camp reported from Cork last night.
is attributed in Sim Fein quarters to
alleged ill-treatment of the men. Con-
ditions at the Bere Island camp in
Bantry Bay are declared to be even
worse than at Spike Island The Dali
Eireann representatives Indicate their
expectation, however, that the work OF
the joint commission appointed to ex.
anime into conditions, viii remove the
grounds for complaint.
The concentration OF republican
troops in Ulster, alleged az the ground
for remobilizing the Ulster volunteers,
is denied by Sim Fein headquarters.
1t is declared there that the Sim Fein
contingents in Ulster are smaller than
in any other part OF the country, al.
though substantial commandants who
are ex-ofIieers of the British army,
marched in formation along a speci-
fled route. The men carried no arms
during their march, although they are
well equipped in this respect
The York street and North King
street areas, thc scenes OF the worst
rioting in the past few months, were
included to-day in the order prohibit
ing the assembly Of three or more per-
sons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
rYPEwRIrING SPEED CHAMPION.
George Hoosfeld Made 1856 Words a
Minute.

New York, Oct ls.-George S. Hoss-
field of Paterson, n. j., has retained
his title as typewriting speed champion
of the world, il is announced. He won a
test here yesterday by writing an aver
age of 1856 words minute.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
BULLETS WENT WILD.
When Fired at Philip Sehsideman In
westphalia

Berlin, Oct. ls.-Philipp Scheideman.
former secretary Of foreign affairs. was
fired upon during q meeting Of the Ger
man peoples party in Ludenscheid.
Westphalia, last night The bullets
went wild.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
BREAKING UP
PRISON CAMP
Inmates of British Institu-
tion Continuing Work
of Destruction
SPIKE ISLAND
SCENE OF REVOLT
Occupants Enraged Because
Refused Right to At
tend Mass


Cork, Oct. IS (But the Associated
Press) The work of destruction be-
gan Sunday by the occupants Of the
Spike Island camp for interned pris-
oners when they BECAME enraged be-
cause they were not permitted to at
tend mass. it il alleged. was continued
to-day, the cheering Of the prisoners
as they carried on their operations be-
ing plainly heard in Queenstown.
The buildings on the island known
as Block B were destroyed yesterday,
while another group known as Block
A was pretty well demolished to-day.
Volumes of smoke were observed
ascending from the island where the
men, it was said, were burn
ng British sleeping kits. -Four Of the
prisoners have been badly injured,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18
NATURE OF TERMS
NOT REVEALED
BY THE BOARD
All the Members of the
Railroad Labor Board are
in Chicago Except the
Public Group, Which Has
Been in Conference at
Washington

Chicago, Oct. is lBy the Associated
Press). - kilograms summoning the
chiefs of the Big -Four brotherhoods
and the Switchmen's union to con-
ference with the United States rail-
road labor board in an endeavor to
forestall an actual walkout on the ma
tons railroads, were dispatched to the
labor leaders to-day.
The conference was called for 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the la
Dor board headquarters here.
All of the members of the board are
in the city except the public group,
which has been in conference with
President Harding and the interstate
commerce commission at Washington.
The public members will reach Chicago
late to-day.
No outline of what the conference
would discuss was announced but it
was said that new proposals would be
presented to the labor men in an effort
to prevent an actual cessation of work
on the roads.
Cleveland Ohio, Oct. Is. tBy the As
sociated PresslA scheduled meeting
here to day of the "Big Five" transpor-
tation brotherhoods was cancelled this
morning when the five executives were
requested by the railroad labor board
to meet with the board in Chicago at
: p M. Thursday, Warren S. Stone.
III idenf Of The Brotherhood of Loco
. r neers, announced.
re from the labor board
Stone in his office here
orning. He declared he
i alton Of what the board
MS iseuss with the leaders OF
the rail, Dad workers. but said al
scheduled conferences here would be
post poncd until after the Chicago
meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-18

here Sunday by President E. H. Faz.
gerald.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07

- @epatter 9tord %lieferte am
err ten Sanuar in1 SCENT BON Otto S.
OSmalo ein munteres I0dterd)en ab,
Sltr grpben Treloe Ser Gaern.
- Ttl. Grna Tratt BON San6orn
untertparf li6 gel tern Dforgen TIM
Union 9olpital ether Mppenoicitis
Speration Don melder lie ii6 III 5uz
friebenl tellcnber Meile erbolt.
= Nlbert 8iebel mohnboft an Siib
6ront Strabe urltermarf itd lette11
9onntag elmer Operation fir Npz
pcnoicitiS I'M 2oretto Solpital. Die
Operation nabm eincn 9liidltdlen yerz
lauf nnb in abiebbarer Belt miro 9err
Wiebel .mieoer pollitdnoig bergeltellt
fem.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
GuuDmahuna.

Die 9ierte1iabrspe rlammlung oe8
6rauenbilt 8perein8 be8 linton 9olpiz
tolls miro ant ndd0lten Montag, TO-
Sanl1ar, 1b1n 8 llbr na6nlittag8 in Ser
Iurnballe.' abgebalten merben. Nlle
Mitelieber linb %brinseno erludt, 81
erldeinen, Sri. Glara @teinbanier,
Sefretdrin. NoD. !
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
Mabjdul GrDHnung.

Mir MAIDEN hermit befannt, DAP
mir ONT 3. Sanl1ar in BEN Naum(id=
feiten iber Trou Sipian 0orrs Y1lt=
madergelddft eine gfdbl6ule er0ffaet
baben. Mrbeit mirb nur na6 Mf1llte1
.3uidneioen belorgt. Nean meloe it'd
lofort.
Sri. 9teajes .uno. G%autcnber9.
N0p. |
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
$50 8elphnuma

miro Oen1ienigen be5ablt melder uns
SEN Ma1nen Ser Yerlon ansibt Sic apf
SEM Tair @eldnoe eine Tihte abgez
bodt unb meseeidleppt bat. Der 8ez
NETS mub seniiseno lein Sic uberz
fiibrung oes uebeltdters I'm @eridt gu
bemerfitelligen.
8romn Gouutp Asriculturo( 9ocietp.
N0p. |
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07

Die Stem n1mer Trauen merben
BON ser Mallbe McBriSe Oemonitru=
ton lpecien eingelaoen BENT Grbtbtt
Set Yartler 9ttd Mabel I'M See 9toe
bei5unobnen Ser getern begann urb
bis 5amSta9abeno anoouern miro.
Mop. l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
$40 8e(puuuo.

miro oen1ienisen be5ablt Ser uns Ste
9eniiseloen 8emeiie %lieiert, iobob Sic
Scr onen Sic Tenlttr III oe1 Tair @ez
bdllben sertrimmert haben, III 5aft
genommen uno hes 9%ergebenS uberz
fiibrt merDen fDnne11.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
0fGhihule.

Sd neroe am nddlten Mo11tag,
10. Sanuar, in meinem 9eim eine
9ldbldule erDHnen. Mer untermeiz
Jung tn bieler Mrbeit minldt, n10ge
aniragen bel Trau 9ena Santa, 415
9lor6 observation-disclosures. Mbb. |
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
Carr &artn

Der ct. Glijabetb Gerein Fat fir
Mittnodabenb, ben II. 0e5ember,
-eine &artensei ellldaFt i'm fatbolil den
Sdulbaus arrang irt. 800" miro
geiptelt. Se0ernann lit ber5li6 etn=
gelaben. N)n. l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07

9ofal Menigfeiten.

Sri. 6rar1ces Motter aus
Spril1gfielo bcluhte leste ISOLDE bic
ii9c Treunoe.
6r(. Bertha yueoer lit ton Ell
nem1 furscl1 8e1uhe aus Sprtnofielo
suriid9efcbrt.
Irl. 4ucllo 0ablmann lit BON
mebrtusigcm 8eiuhe ibrer Gltern
bel 2ombcrtpn Suriidgcfebrt.
Wcorge Io,1cr lit bon cinem
"f1lrScn 8eluh bel hieitqen TreunOcn
1laN SpringiielO Surjif9cfebrt.
= Trl. M}atbiIoa Sanotta lit aus
N'prsan s%uriifgefebrt, no Tie eini3e
Gage bei ibren Gltern rer6rahte.
Tr(. Menes 6onetidldger, Xebz
rcri11 III Ser Gemarfung Scaoenluorth,
bot ois 6eicrtasc bier BET ibren @ltern
ucr6roht. .
= SRI. Mnna @ulbmn aus 5leeDp
she troi lekte ISOLDE gum 8ellld,e
hiclioee @erspanotcr uno Trcunoe tn
liclp lllm ct11.
Sri. A,ma Gllie lit uon ejhn
ldneercn 8elud ibrer Wreunotll, -.
Niola Gricnfe, nus ser 0egeno bon
Slccpn Gpe Surildgcfebrt.
Ncrr uno Trou 8illiam Smaz.
lol u1lh ibr 50bnd-en iino nod mebrz
tdoioem gcluh bieii9er &ermalloter
nud Sleepn Gne Suriifgefebrt.
6err uno 0ro1 @enrD u. Diets,
Noro. Sroobmon, erfreuten iid sineS
Bcl1des bes 8ruScrs ser Trau Oiets,
Nlonlan 9lenner BON GOmf rcn.
Tie Tr(. Dorothy 9lenner ulb
0ilba Shmibt aus Springiiclb BE-
illdtcn enoe lester Mohc 9err unlo
6rou 5bomos Gari OIL bier tn 9tcm
ll(rn.
Sobn Berqer urb iei1le 5hipe=
tier N9atbo, Sic Sic Tamtlten So.
Screer u1o $. 5. Mcntlaii i'll 9}ico!z
Iet bciuht batter, iilb mleoer III 9}em
Tim c%illgetroiien.
Mol1an Vinocmann lit noh
circm 8ciude leiner Gltern, Scrrn ur1o
Nroll Charles 2inocmarm Sr., uno
onocrcr hieiigcr @%ermanbter nad
Slcepn Gne Suriidgefebrt.
Die Trl. Sba ullb Martho
Stolt boben nah far5em 8ciude oon
Ncrmoroten in Mieo!let mieocr ibre
StcQen ais YIlcoerimnen am biel;scn
lluiDn SDlpitol allgetreten.
Tr(. N1na 1a1gr, Sic tire ST.
tcrn, 6err1l uno Trau Ybilipp 2anoc,
Moro Sefterionitrabe, bcirdtc, lit mic
Scr no6 Slccpn Gne Suriid0efebrt, UNI
tire Stcno9raphteltlloiu III lortsuletsen.
Sri. Morie &ron'uk, bie bier
an yoretto Spipttal a11seitellt lit, bat
it'd nad Mfor9on beeebcn, UNI bel Ser
Tilcgc ibrcr Mutter, Trau g. &rorz
fuR, sl be!fcl1, Sic pl0slid an &rdmz
pTcn crfranft mar.
Trou 5bomos Garion lit bon
ciucm Beiudc ihrer Gltcrn, 6errn uno
Nrol, Trcb Shmibt, IN Sprinoftclb
,ll~riifgcfchrt. Sbre Sd1melter, Strut
Gomoro Sanscn bon Sonborn, mar
,ur olciden .3ctt uuf Sc ud bel ibrc1
Gltcr1l.
Trau Gn1ilic 9(cinhaut BON Nlem
ll(rn uno ibr Shmicgeriobn uno ibre
Jodter, 6err uno Trau 5tnolen
&oehler bon Minleapo(is, mcld lets
tore mad, Seem ulm eefommcn maren,
UNI Sic iSeicrtoge bel bieliecn German0=
ten Ill pcrbrineen, beiudten letste
ISOLDE sic 6amilie 9. 81. Trants III
Goboen. ".
Do. Yebrer, tin Bionierbemobner
BON SpringFielb, bat lein id0neS
Wiuterbeiln in Srlunbo, 6la., fir
ungefdhr $4,000 %perfauft. Nls er
oos lettemal aus Tloribo nah
Springfield ;uriidfebrte, nor Ell franfz
lid unb iein Mr;t riet tbm Die bprti9e
nieorise Gage gu permeioen uno liebeu
Colorado auf3uluden; sizes tat er Sic
len Mir1ter uno 8riefe at 8erlpal1bte
unb 6reunbe berid)ten, 6ab er lid sort
raid mieber erbolt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07

gu 8ermietcn, epentllen 5u faufen se=
lu6t, eine fleine Trud Tarm NIT
ODER obne 0ebdube. Sntereiienten
merben lid bite unter Gbifire SEQ.
200 an sic expedition ser uPoit".
Nop. 1-3
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-07
- George 1ouer aus 9pringfielo
,elmdte leste @ode btelt9e Gremn6e.

- George 1auer aus @pringftelb
sbeiudte letste ISOLDE bteitge Srennoe.
Tranf Mtefe aus Morgan be-
iudte lette @obe Treunoe ut SEEM
ulm.
Sri. Bertha 2ueoer / t bon eilem
fnr5en Belude in 9prinsfielb 5uriidz
gefebrt.
Sri. Mbele ,Gadel aus Minl1ez
apolis mar iiber Wetbnadten u1lo 9feu=
iabr. auf 8eiud bel ibrer Mutter,
Tran 9ena &a6el.
81. Motbenburs un6 Camille
aus 9pringfielb beiudten 6rau So
.tbenbures 8ater, @eorse 0oebne or.
an Sii0 @ermanit ira BE.
- SEER uno 6rau q. q. .s3api, sic
sic Teiertase bet @errn nno 6rau
George @. Dieb perbradten, lino na6
MinneapoliS 5uridgefebrt.
- Da8 @ultap Mbolpbz& ollege in
ct. Setter er>partet eine finon5telle
Inter ltiikung 1T 90be BON $35O,OOO
BON ser Nodefellcrz9tiftung
- ST. 8orbara Oiet meilt auf
8eiud bel ibrer 9dmei ter, 6ran q. ".
j3apf in Mi,rneapolts. SIRE Mtd)te,
SRI. 8ettp ,3apf, begleitete ite.
- Nrl. Mnna @6eibe1, melde Sic
Teiertage. bier babeim perbra6t bat,
lit nad) 51eepp Gpe 5uriidgefebrt, Tim
tbr @tenoerapbieitubiem mieoer fort
Suleten.
- 6euermebrdef @enrp @a1sel lit
aus Gbicaso ;uritdgefebrt, 400 er Ste
6eiertage bet ieinem Bruoer gilbert
Gnoe( uno anoeren 8ermanoten perz
brad)te.
Trl. Mnna Nntbonn, Sic tire
iiber Sic Teiertoge beludDte, tit
@onntas nad Matretomn, g. o.,
;llriidgefebrt, no lie ein college be-
indt.
= Serr uno 0rau s. 8. Sam6reht
aus 2i8bon, Sc. o, iinb 0dlte Der
ser Nrau 2ambredt, 9err11
uno Trau Treb Ualf, gforo 0erman=
- Trl. Nlr1e 5heibel sab am
Gonntagaheno einen 56auer 5n ST.
TEN ibrer 8aie, Sri. 2auretta 9hmitt,
oeren 5ral1l111g am Nfittmlo6morge11
in ct. Saul i~tattfanb.
= Trau @corge Nasmulien aus
gambcrton traf Counting in Beg1etz
tune ibres 0atten bier ei1 n1o unterz
;og lid am Montag I'M Union 5olptz
tai ether Operation.
= SEER uno Sra 6 q. Sdillin9
llno ibr 9ohn 5tanlep du8 @intbrop
maren BON @a1nstag bis Montaa
Galte BON 9crrn uno 6rau Noolf
9ib 9tote ltraBe.
= George @rafi aus Soanboe, @e=
rid)ts(dreiber BON 2iucolnzG County,
mar bon 0onnerStagna6mittag bis
5onntoeobcno auf 8elud bel 9felp,I
lllnler Bermaloten nnb Trennoerl.
Die fursli0 tn 9afanette gez
arinbete ncuc &anelle miro thr CT ties
0ffentli6eS &on;ert nd6iten 9onner8z
tag 1tater Ser 9eitung bes Iroi. g.
W%rllenenfelber BON Seem ulm gebcn.
= Sin Gomitee lit eifrig oil Ser
Mrbeit, Mitglieber gu merben fir einen
91at berID6ter Siabellas, SEES Troll=
enbtli Spcreins SET @olnmb1Sritter, Der
bier enoc s. M. gegriinoet mcroen loll.
;yrall Bern5arb 96aeffler bon
Stem lltm uno ibre 5o6ter, Trall
Brep aus ser 0emarfung
9afanette beluhten Sic Tamtlic So1cpb
Gpief I'M Oorfe 2afapette. Tran
Goief lit oud eine 1o6ter ser Tran
0roll %. s. Yapne lit nod
lnebrmonatisem Sc ude BET tbrer
Trau gilbert Steinbaul er,
nm 0ienstagnahmittog nad Mtnnez
apolis gercilt uno mag piellettt nad
Mc.LL,l4, S,r+ N,;oSo. ,,r,I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
243 MOTORISTS
ARRESTED HERE
Campaign to Force Getting
Drivers Licenses

Starting n whiriwind cleanup
against drivers who have not com.
piled with the state law requiring
taking out OF a drivers license. the
state highway patrol. under Mai.
Louis w. Lang Friday and saturday
had arrested hundreds OF Seattle mo-
torisfa
Up 20 noon Saturday s<s persons
had boon handed slips and told 10 re-
port at the police station Ball Of 81
each was demanded
Lang stated his men were working
with the police department In all cit
les OF the state. The campaign Is
being directed against all license law
violations.
All the state cases brought by
Lang win be tried Tuesday In Justice
OF tho Peace c. c. Daiton's court
A special drive IN on against big
buses and stages. according 20 Lang.
Irregularities In license plates and
failure to provide notices stating ca
paeity and insurance are punishable
under the state law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
WOMAN SLAYER
SHOWING STRAIN
Mrs. Wurtsberger Gaunt and
Weary in Jail

PORTLAND. Sept 1o.--Gaumt and
weary. Mrs. Alma wurtzbcrger. ac-
cused OF numbering her husband IL
In the county jail here today. await
Ing action by the federal grand jury.
She Is said to have confessed TO
beating her husband to death with .
heavy hammer ~ he lay sleeping.
He abused me terribly" MIA
wurtzberger told Kenneth Frazer.
United States commissioner. before
whom the preliminary bearing was
held late yesterday.
Sometimes he had beaten mo I'M
IN thought would die. Many u
the time I thought each beating
would be the last. but somehow I
managed 70 live on He would not
let me 80 away. / had TO stay viii
him"
Il didn't mean 70 KIM him.. MrA
wurtxberEer sobbed. Il only thought
II don't know what I thought
struck him once. no moved. and I
struck him again Then I don't 70
member what happened"
Deputy United States Marshai
Mann exhibited the blacksmith ham
mcr with which she admits killing
her husband II 10 q heavy affair.
weighing 50 pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
AWARD SCHOOL
MILK CONTRACT
Saving Of 5 Per Cent Is
Made by Board

At the school board meeting Fri
day . contract WINS given TO the A.
ISOLATED Diaries. Inc. to supply the
high and elementary schools with
milk. This was Al = saving OF about
five per cent below tho current
wholesale prtca
Contracts were alro awarded the
Otis Elevator Co. 20 install q freight
elevator In the Roosevelt high school
N bid Of 1875.
The block and signal system con
tract was awarded Josrph Mayer
Inc. who submitted . bid Of es.s97.
Plumbing. heating and vcntilatina
work In the Mcdonald school wa
awarded To University Plumbing Z
Heating Co. ut total bid OF 5000.
II VIM decided by the board 10 Of.
fer protest against tho granting Of .
license for q skating rink At the
amusement grounds opposite Wood
land park
Tho board reafnrmed IT. policy
heretofore adopted that children who
become SIX years Of ago on or before
January ~ after the opening of
school. Be admitted
Miss Alien. In charge Of the Girls
Parental school. II credited with do
ing excellent work. This school has
MS formal opening wednesday at :
O'Clock. The public II invited 20 at
|te0d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10

At an open meeting Of the special
committee assigned To reclassify city
civil service positions and rates Of
pay Friday night members Of the
city employees organization were
present In a large body to record
every move made by the committee.
City employees regard the movement
to reclassify merely rs another ef-
fort to cut their pay.
No decision In the matter was
made at the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-10
FAMILY ALL FIXED UP
Riddles Have Homes; Mother Work
THANKS, EVERYBODY

himself "a Lover OF Riddles"
writer Why not start a month
ly fund for Mrs. Lawson every
one who can. giving S57 am
enclosing my five. Mr.. George
T. Duncan. sr.. 1883 3zd ave. g..
offered st toward keeping the
little family together. imme-
diateiy taking SO TO Mrs. Law
son. Tho Riggers and Steve
dorcs' union Of Seattle collected
from It's officers and nen 50. A
woman who signs "A Mother"
and wfshcr her name not To be
printed. sends 81.
And IL has all turned out like
a fairy story. Mrs. Lawson has
work. The four Riddles have all
found good homes for tho
winter.
The surplus money srnt for
this family will be turned over
10 the Social Welfare league To
help out other little kiddies. for
there are many In Seattle today
whose plight is as sad a. the
IAwtons.
As a last word. Mrs. Lawson.
and The Star wishes to thank
the renerous-hearted public