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The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
Nell.

The farmers are now busy
making sorghum and cutting
corn.
Rev. Lee Pendleton and Rev.
Whitlock have been carrying on
a protracted meeting at this
place. There was one conversion
and the church greatly revived.
Pauline Walker is in Camp
bellsville at school and James
Hunter is in school at the L. w.
T. S. in Columbia.
Born to the wife of Noah Jes-
Sc, a boy baby. Noah is all
smiles.
Mr.. Will Walker who is teach.
ing school here is getting along
nicely and has a good attendance.
Maggie, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Reese who has been
very sick, is improving at pres,
ent.
Luther Bell of this place is
teaching school at Prices Greek
and is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Walker Wis
tied the latters parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. ]. S. Kinnaird of Red Lick
last Saturday night.
Leo Taylor's funeral was large
ly attended. She was born anC
reared at this place. We all low
ed her as she was near and deal
to us but God took her from THU
earthly home to better one anC
he doeth all things well. Peac,
to her memory.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
Ozark.

The protracted meeting at
Shiloh is progressing nicely con.
Quoted by Bro. Luther Young.
Large crowds and good order
each service.
Mr.. Avis Montgomery and
wife, of Broadus, Montana, are
visiting the formers parents, Mr..
]. B. Montgomery of this place.
Mr.. B. B. Montgomer, Misses
Lula Bailey and Maud Bryant
made a flying trip to Campbells-
vile last week.
Mr.. Halle Huff of Louisville,
was visiting his parenta recent
ly.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
PellyiOn.

Mrs. Susie Sanders is visiting
her son Frank, in Cincinnati.
Mr.. W. o. Burton has just re-
turned from Hot Springs Ark.
Rev. Marvin Perryman and
wife are. visiting relatives at
Dunnville.
Born to the wife of Tom Sand
ers on Sept. %, a son.
Mr.. ]. T. Lennon is on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. John D. Lowe was here
this week.
Mr.. S. S. Goode, Berry Cox and
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
Cane Valley.

We are glad to state that; 8lE
A. H. Judd who has been Mi
ously sick is slowly improving
Messrs. Buck Bailey, of Okasr
and Bro. Matte of Ark. NE
visiting relatives in this plsene-
Mrs. T. A. Furkin, of Coi9zar-
bia, was visiting her Aunt, Aars-
MaIinda Montgomery whoa fell
and crippled herself last weeA-
Rev. Owen T. Lee and. vale
who have been with Us for~&u
years left last week for BuEns E
Vile. Our loss their gain. w
say we never had better psRgaE
with US.
RueH Burlington is making zC
trips to Louisville every ss@E
with his truck.
}. C. Sublett and family OF
Louisville, were visiting here 10 st
Saturday and returned home San-
day.
Judd Bros. who have bGen
working in Monticello, was sI&i2-
ed home last week to be WIKI
their father, who was sick, sss3I
return in a few days. They aEs
highly pleased with the WaTz 2
County people.
| Born to the wife Of J. 3g
Vaughan, a l0pound sen, Se1+
ISO.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
Mr.. Malcolm Leach is 81 Aszese

Mr.. Malcolm Leach is 81 AsznsE
for few days.
Mr.. Ollie Corbin and, fSEHiiy-
of Cane Valley, visited ths-5Eshe
of Mr.. Josh Montgomery RKB-
day.
Miss Mary Reeves has. ssaso
great success this year iR.sJAe
poultry business. She has AID
hands at present seventy tEms
ducks ready for the market,
A number of friends sad
neighbors gathered at the hGznRe
of Mr.. Josh Montgomery fExf
Tuesday evening to congratulate
the newly Weds. A bouptE1Gt
supper was served, the mesS H.
usualIfeature was that the tElsJs-
was lighted with the same ezs-
dies which gave light for 4sss
wedding supper of the. b-5asas-
grandfather and grandmesSSnsr
Montgomery fifty three gsxsHs
ago, it being the first time znss
candle had been lighted s4Esss
that time.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
My Elder Brother.

He brought me forth as gold
tried in the fire,
That l might be blessing to
some other,
For holiness of heart my soul did
aspire,
That l might be like my elder
brother.
There is nothing to compare
with his infinite love,
1t is beyond the love of the fond
est mother,
And as he looks down from his
home above,
He is not ashamed to be called
our elder brother.
Oh, I expect to behold him with
these eyes,
For love him far beyond any
other,
And l hold him now as life's
sweetest prize,
Since he has become my elder
brother.
And when l reach my sweet
home above,
| want to see Him first above al
other,
And / will praise Him there fol-
his sweet love
That made him become my deaj
elder brother.
Closkey Blair,
Lake City, Iowa.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04

News from Switzerland,
where the representatives OF 2As
League of Nations have bean 81
session, is to the effect that ~ AZ
body not only does not proQEEe
to interfere with the DisarE2xES
ment Conference at Washington
but is preparing &c, defer 5gS
own disarmament plans IN ExEs
hope that it may accept owhsk IS
accomplished at Wsshing1En-
But what will Henry CaSSoE
Lodge think of this?. He hates
the League of Nations so hesERa-
~ that it would not be surpriSnp
to see him make some SORT 5ES -
public protest against E2aS S0Es7
profiting by any thing the UDibeEa
States of America may do, Box
the fact remains that the Leszoe
of Nations, through its goTexa-
ing committees. is showing, 6.
broad and tolerant policy IA
standing aside to permit the DSz-
armament Conference to rssg0
any credit that may be attaineE&
by working for disarmament.
Louisville Post.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04

Prince Albert i&
sold in toppy red
bags, tidy red tinsI
handsome pound
and half pound tin
hunidors and in the
pound crystal gldss
h o m id or UitH
sponge nsoisteneE
top.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04

Fatty Arbuckle was released
on a bail bond of S., 900. being
held by the court in the examin-
ing trial for manslaughter in the
killing of Miss Rape.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
Advertise In The News

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has worked out a plan of
combining all the railroads in
the United States into nineteen
systems.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04
Me-o-ny,

Lincoln county has subscribed
its quote to the Burley tobacco
uooI and Boyle county has added
100000 lbs. to the first days
drive.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04

Trainmen on the railroads have.
deferred strike action althsGgkz
ninety per cent. have voted fox.
walkout.
The Adair County news., 1921-10-04

England needs $500, GOO hzss
to get back to the former erD
sumption of eggs in that eow-
try, which was 120 per person
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
|EA1tEAJAh l EAJH; ! Te g,
Man Who Walked Out Of
Hotel Window Dies

Fatally injured when he fen cut
OF a fourth story window In the
piiier hosei First ave. and uni
verrity ST.. whiic sleep walking.
James Deaf. 81. mill worker. died
In city. hospital at $50 a. m. Sat
ursay. The body was taken 10 the
county morguc.
Deal was found lying uncon.
scious In the alley In back OF the
hotel at iis q. m. March "a. He
had a silver watch and $3.50 In his
pockets. IA. had becn roominE in
room %. piiier hotel. Police gained
entrance To ths room only after
breaking In the door. The light was
burning In the rnom and marks on
the bed showed plainly whore Deal
had been hing down.
Several light wires were broken
In his fall. lie remembered nothing
OF IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

WORRIED
BY ILLNESS
Doctors Say Sudden Attack
Of Indigestion Yesterday
Not Alarming

wAsHrNG TON. March IA
Former President Wilson's condition
was reported a. improved today and
his physicians expected no pcrman.
ent ill effects from the attack Of sndi.
restion be suffered shortly after eat.
ting lunch yesterday.
AZ the same time his condition win
be very closely watched. DIR. Cary
T. Grayson was at tho Wilson home
early today.
Wilson's attack yesterday follow
cd q restless night Relatives. who
that indigestion preceded
his first paraiytlc stroke. became
alarmed and hurriediy called Doctors
Grayson and Sterling Ruffin.
The former president was said 70
he able to move about yesterday. but
he viii he kept quiet for the next few
days.
DR.. Gruyson today said Wilson
arose at his usual time and ate
He appeared 70 be recovering nice
~ from his attack. CrHyson win SEQ
him late today and decide then
whether he can take bis usual daily
automobils rtds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Special Election on
School Levy Looms

Carl r. Croaor. director. served
notice on the school board Friday
that at the next meeting Of the
board he would present n motion 10
call special election for the purpose
OF fixing the school levy In the dis.
trict for next year.
That he would submit motion
for the sale Of 81 1000. 900 In bonds for
building purposes. authorized In
1919. also was asserted by Croson.
croson at first said that his mo.
tion would call for the submission of
special levy of mills. In addition
to the 10 mills which the board may
levy without permission.
on recommendation Of President
r.. Shorrock. croson changed the
phrssing OF his motion, leaving the
amount Of the proposed special levy
70 be determined by the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Page One,
Colhn's, 3.

EAHfer evo.
sort o. murkyi
Decorated your exgA yeti
Thsy'u drag dsd TO church Sun.
day.
And Monday hen worry over bon
net biils.
Possoffics needs more tables on
which to writa
Visits native village IN China: Tan
Hung now HAIRED from y. g.
who said sprsns7 First humble
bee casualty yet 10 be reported
Boston block. consolidated ticket
offices close; move to 1910 Second
ave
Relief dance: bencfit unemployed:
Aiki Community hall. Saturday
night.
Members council. Chamber Of
Commerce. elects f. II. Hatch chair.
man for year
No siandcr. rays superior court:
suit Of W. ". stvsrs against Clay
Allen dismissed
sporting goods stores can't return
unsoid fishing and hunting licenses.
new county ruling.
Swedish club. .. M. Sunday
shall Ireland Live or Diey" Rev.
Dean Axel Fryxcii
Got any spare chickens, Donate
them to Miliionnires club. which
plans scent Easter dinner.
woman's screams at is3s Fffth
ave- heard over phone by central
Cops find everything okeh,
Speeches. music. eats. University
Of Illinois grads at Wofnen's Uni.
versliy club Friday night.
Woodmen feeling chlppcr. Going
to dance: Tuesday evening: w. o..
w. hall. Fourth and Marion.
Harold r. Everest. Kirkland: ap-
pointed deputy supervisor. Industrial
relations for Western Washington.
=. Brady. liis First ave. appeals
800 fine and fs-day sentence given
In police court for having hard cider.
I. De yilliers In IT. Like's hospital
for an operation for brain clot incur.
red In his leap from airpIane several
weeks ago.
Two robbers Under IL at West.
ern ave. and Washington ut. w. s.
AIbern, OF Tacoma. minus tz6. watch.
return ticket.
q. Dcnnison. 1918 seevnth ave. NJ.
In trying to raise shrubbcry. Tells
police boys raise Cain" and dernol-
ish shrubbery.
Ever see the inside OF n battle
ship? Idaho and Mississippi. open
to public. 10 6 p. m. Sunday:
Seattle harbor.
Pickpockets in church. o. A. Loe,
4s1s Paiatine ave-. the victim Mt En-
manuel Lutheran church. Pontius
ave. and John st.
Salvation Army serves hot break.
fast to ex.servlce men and unsm-
ploycd. 7 20 n m, Firth ave. 3.
and Washington st.
Dope, 1s packages Of II, found on
Demetrio Enti and c. r. Lucidc. FIJI
rinos. by Lieut.. @. Hasselblad and
Patroiman Mccarthy.
VERY LATEST: Wars overl
which being so, many tourists com
ing 10 Northwest this year. says
Chamber OF Commerce.
Chairman food package depart
ment. New York; Eugene Hennigson;
to be guest OF honor. Monday. at
benefit ball by German and Austrian
relief societies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
DR.. Jekyll Police
Judge Signs Them

Dry squad officers got liquor
search warrants signed Justice John
y. Gordon" instead Of Police Judge
John B. Gordon" Saturday as the re-
suit Of court decision which held
that police court cannot issue search
warrants.
Because Of Judge Cordon's dual
legal status. dry squad officers get
their search warrants as easily az be-
fore. only with different signature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

CHICAGO. March es.--Four ban.
dIts seized a payroll OF 1900 today
when they held up an auto right out
side the busy loop district and made
a clean getaway.
James Edgnrs. paymastcr for n.
y. Robertson a Co. contractors. and
two other employees had just reached
the warehouse the company is build.
Ing for the Chicago 4 Alton railroad
when four men rushed up. The ban.
dts escaped In the payroll auto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Jamo6 Y,
Sti1lman. president OF the Naflonn1
City baak. has practically ''cpruerpG
the witness market" in his divorco
suit against Mrs. -Fff'' Potter sun
man, II was learned here today. X
The multi-millionaire banker. Tim
his attorneys and operatives wao
careful to Zine up practically IN X
the persons who might have even Tie
remotest knowledge Of the cass ~.
fore his wife was aware that be CO.
tempIated seeking . decree. ACCORD.
ing TO persons convcrxant with both
sides OF the sensational scandal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Eddie Rickenbaclker
Making Air Fliahe

OAKLAND. Cai.. March 3e.-Ed-
die Rickenbacker. famous American
ace. "hopped off, from DurAnt field
at s:so this morning for . nonstop
flight to San Diego.
When Rickenbacker arrives In
San Diego he win officially open the
San Diego automobile show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Renew Search for
s Lost Balloonists

PENSACOLA. Fla. March 2s.--Ai-
tho little hope Was held out for res
cue Of the five men aboard the navy
balloon that disappeared Tuesday
night when It was blown out TO sen
by unexpected winds. search was re-
newed at daybreak.
Power boats and dirigibles psfroied
thruout the night. AZ dawn a fleet
OF airplanes and additional power
boats Joined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Daylight Saving
Campaign Renewed

First steps to have Seattle adtpt
the daylight saving plan this fear
have been taken by the seattle Clear.
ing House association. according 20
q. l.. wakeman. assistant manager
Of the Bank OF California. Other
civic organizations will be asked TO
cooperate In the movement.
With the larger Eastern cities pre-
pairing TO employ the daylight saw
ing plan. 1t Is highly desirable for
Seattle TO follow suit, according TO
business men here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
gets JOB
AT TINE
He PICKED
FOR Death
Had Announced He VOID
Jump Off Dock at 8 a. ~;
Phones He Changed Mind

C.anc.IIn~ ~. a.ee ,v1eh Aen1n. I.
-..- -1--'
n'on ~ ma i'xso - : :. -. ~ N. a
DAY, 1t colmAn dock. IN : let1og
cefved By police Friday nixht. G
Fr~Ir~r - ~ n~otcn teae,a.u
Cant y = Ms~,n - - ~ 1@1
said:
1T ~o4 . ~ ~ ~ 49,
manned n Al No. - ~ni~S r I'd
live
Cant N.son fnme6,s t~gv 1nru
or she co,Ics thss 80 hcen ,-'S7111'1' 1'.
AT coiman docE III mornfns r;1'2 4
n fru.trate anv s,ric1d.i affSwr1 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Coney IL Making
Game Fight for Life

NATcHEz Miaa. March NJ
Lieut. Wifiinm d. ConeY. trnnscp0p
finsnsai Aviator. who was seriously
injured IN fall near crowvilie. L.
yesterday. has about one chancs In
five TO recover. attending physicians
said today. coney was brought here
for hospital attention
Lieut.. coney spent . good night
and 10 quite chrerfui this morning. :
said DIR. J. p. Uliman. -fIls temper.
nture IL near normal. and his condi-
ton might be regarded ~ favor.
ahias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Mayor Invited to
Fly to "Scotchland"

Two dashing young aviators who
VII inaugurste flying service be-
tween Seattle and Vancouver. y. C..
on May I. zoomed into Mayor cald-
keIrs private office Saturday with
I'm invitation to Hizzoner 10 ny 10
Acolchland on the initial hop"
n Caldwell was out Of the city. but
Hhe Invitation was extended to in
cludc Acting Mayor X. y. Hesketh-
II don't care how high ny" said
$50 long ar don't have TO
70 out Of this building"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Too Much to Expect
of Him; Is Released

Because NJ. Basea. 20, Filipino.
was released from jail only Thurs
day. he could hardly be called "wil.
fully idle without lawful means OF
support" day later. Police Judge
John y. Gordon decided Saturday.
Basea was arrested Friday. He
was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Caldwell in Touch
With the Prussians

Mayor Caldwell is In communica-
ton with the Prussians!
Saturday he was in receipt OF a
letter asking him TO look out for
Otto Buchhorn. who lived here In
1913. but was born in Pomplcken
district, Prussian EyIau. East Prus-
sia.
Otto's address IL anxiously sought
by Frau NJ. Leudzian, Undcrwang-
en- District. Prussian Eyiau. East
Prussia.
Hochi H'S I,EI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Lindeberg Hearing
Il Set for Monday

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March ss.--
A hearing OF the case OF Jafet Tinde-
berg. Alaskan mining man. has been
set for Monday, . y. m. by Governor
stephens.
Lindeberg II fighting extradition
TO the state OF Washington. where
he In wanted on the charge Of w.
legally borrowing from the failed
scandinavian.A rican bank OF
Tacoma. Extradition papers from
Washington were received by the
governors office yesterday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

bitter. I tr1ed 70 sooths HIS rufned
feathers by telling him that wash
tugton was beautiful city.
sure. know that" he replied,
munching q cold hunk OF salmon.
But all I'll re OF the hamlet will
be the inside Of a wire cage. And
whom I finally bump off, a. we
used 20 say In the f1yinE game.
they'll cxcavafc my innards. stun
me with sawdust. stick me n the
Smithsonian institute. next. % an
Egyptian mummy. and call me
'Eagiensis Amerfcanus. or some 9TH
er fool name"
REGARDS ATTEEN WITH
BI.ASE. WICKED EYES
= His beak curved in a thin. sneer.
INK line, and he turned blasc and
wicked old eye on me.
Il was captured on Mount Eccles.
near Corsiova. Alaska" he contin-
ued. sourly. "A fellow by the name
Of Joe Cannon grabbed me when
was sleeping off a saimonberry jag.
He didn't know what TO do with
me. but some OF the boys around the
cigar store suggested that I be sent
to President Harding. They showed
me in this cage. wrote Greetings to
Our President on one side OF the box
and shipped me down by boat.
This fellow Cannon viii get a
nice letter from the presidents sec
rctary. thanking him for his spien-
did gift, and III spend the rest OF my
life eating bum fish out OF the Poto-
mae"
william Jennings Bryan's beak
turned down bitterly. His cold eye
held me In hypnotic spell.
But the thing really dread in
Washington. he continued. lis hav-
ing TO sit around and listen TO scna-
tors and congressman make patri-
otto speeches. In which they win re-
fer eioqucntly To that grand old
bird. the lordly American eagle
Bunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
King for = Day Il
Hon. Mayor Heslketh

Cigars and--no. just cigarss-wego
being dispensed by Councilman Rob
ert Bruce Hesketh Saturday. on HI
accession to the mayoralty chair.
A president Of the council Heos
keith became acting mayor when
Caldwell went AwOL Saturday.
King for a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Jap Arrested for
Crivin9 When Drunk

After crashing into another auto
while driving wildly down Jackson
1T early Saturday. X. Takeucbi, <5.
was caught at Eighth ave. q. and
King st. By sergt. w. r. Donlan and
Patrofman J. Jorsenson. He is
charged with driving while drunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Watches His Chance;
Oil Station Robbed

While Lee James. proprietor Of a
gas station at Fifth ave. and Virginia
ST.. stepped across the street for a
few minutes Friday night. thief
stole $3.50 from the till.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
DR.. Bouchet Freed
After Conviction

PORTLAND. Ore. March ss.---Dr.
Norman Bouchet- convicted Of man
slaughter yesterday In the circuit
court. In free man today.
Following a dramatic scene In
judge jstapieton'n court room. In
which the jursst declared he dsd not
believe tho young defendant guilty In
spite Of the findings OF the jury.
Bouchet was given an inacterminatc
sentence and immediately paroiea.
Dr. Bouchst was Accused OF killing
his sweetheart. Mrs Ruth Richar rds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26

NAVE A STRING Of pcevcs as
)one as my arm IL told all of
1Hmn. I'D be labeled chronic Crouch.
"a goodness knows. can't afford
usnch = reputation.
Ny pe,test peeve Is noise In apart
meat houses. but can't write about
that ono. The star must not be bar
rud from the mails
Next In warmth Of temperature Is
ny pe<ve against tho jaywaiker.
w0r.e than which there Is none In
|, the congrcEAtiou Of bcobA
WH1gTI rs BlITHELy
On THE NIGHT SIDE
start off down the street whissiins
b1ithety the latest melody. walk
enrsfuliy on the right side hurry
N into the crowds
Blooey, Mr.. Jaywaiker Is on the
- and we've crashed before can
- I slde- shlmmy out Of harms way.
/ uwsnr under my breath " the Jay
= : big man. and out loud II he y
opandling. Ny day Is spoiled No
noneer II there Joy IN life. dcpiore
eha hck of sidewalk courtesy.
anathemafize the entire rsoe % h'0~
ppdestrfsns. II dors ssant sooa
I recover somewhat my ~o"''"
ap1umb and proceed
-. 80 - -. ~rnrr .,s~ a. course.
~ - ,~aSsr~ h.~s ~ .om~th,nw or
someone OF nothing. attempt 10
~ssss~~ .~~c~. ~. an she fools
~~ Gh~ -,~~x. ac~~ am not
s~~~- sncu~n r. e~~an~ her hack .raz,
C~ ~ts~.rre<. on.laurht.
--
1N15 ~ ~
BMOvEDs tkk<AON0HssAAnS
We oump
1h1s frum the nay:
MY oo9t ycu soox wnele ycu -
yoo poc 9 j. -
vok - the sxeet tst -
Uuupang ~ oseF hsS
ronst -
nok nay ~ -
- xou 40 N Sne vtons s"s "
- San -. -,
~. .~-r.
au9Hsr. YOU ~ esh sn ct
WnAt % oo. "nAt ~
neveIisfs ay.
1nerc y notnnk :" ~. .sess, .'s...s,- 49,
g remove one sen truIn sns s.s."s
! renose- = nAn 80 A'sns
- re ever 20 pS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Sleeping
Powder for Hens

Insomnious chickens In his neigh
borbood are going to get the az "
some one doesn't give them sleeping
powders. y. II. Dietrich. 27s4 Fair
view ave, told police Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Cops All Slicked
Up, and Here's Why

The patent leather hair dress and
shining shoes displayed by all mem
bcrs OF the police traffic division was
explained late Saturday morning.
when a photographer appeared. The
division was "mugged."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Alleged Sugar Thief
Il Taken to Montana

Harry Graves. who Is alleged TO
have stolen I7s sacks Of sugar from
a box car In Montana, was on his
way 10 Heiana Saturday In custody.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
Chinese in Jail
Ask Music Lessons

Incarcerated in city Jail Saturday.
Tom Book Suey and NJ. Dye. China
men. demanded that they be allowed
to go out and receive their music
lessons. They were sent to the
county Jail insanity ward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-26
RE-IND|Cr l8
In Chicago
BALL PROBE
Conspiracy TO Get Money
Under False Pretenses Is
Grand Jury Charge

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