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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-13

For certain offenses, the Chinese
llaw prescribes death BY stabhing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-13

Constant sucking of the thumb will
deform child's mouth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-13

The commin seal rears only one
young at q time,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-13

Certain Goals when mixed cause
spontaneous combustion,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20

MINNIE LUSA homes and lots offer the
best opportunity 10 invest your money.
Phone Tyler 1877.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

ESAftuHs
Francis and Mildred o'Doherty, hos
Ed Edward ard and Ethel Clark, s31s North
Twenty ninth street. boy.
Floyd and Laura Hensman' hospital
lean ana vanlende wynsbershe,
Florence. Neb., girl.
Sebastiano and Lucia Cafuso' oVo
Carmelo and Alfred Breci, s24 Hickory
street. twins, boys. 81 ,,
Sebastiano and Eva Salerno. 12os VIII
John and Mary Grpidel, 244o South
Seventeenth street girl. .oo w.,
William and Irene Usher, hospital. boy.
Alfred and .Essie Quinn, ss4 North
Twenty eighth avenue, girl. .-
Frank and Blanche Cook, 6547 Pinkney
street, boy.
California street boy.
Henry and Mildred Stevens, 261s North
Thirteenth street. girl
John and Hilda Doyle. ssle Parker
.Wiil;am and Mary Moore. hospital, girl.
Carl and Helen Karlauist. s2f South
ThirtSsisn'h dsrs sS;@s s1nerx f9 ss.
Louis and Elizabeth vlecek, hospital,
John and Helen sozepaniak. 1907 Gold
street. boy
Leila A, Paul, So 6l0 South Thirty
eighth avenue.
Iohn William Miller. 20. hospital
Lizzie Shirk H. hospital.
EScrctt u. Ellis. IS, 2616 North Nine
teenth street.
Ella ID. Sheldon, 67, hospital.
Florence Parsons. 81. 5611 North Thir-
tieth street.
Nunziato Gibilisco. ., hospital,
John Lewis Cogan. 81, 2766 California
street.
Frank 3. stangl. Is, $3.50 North
Thirty eighth street
Sophia Catherine Roth, IS, S01s Lin
coin boulevard.
Mary b. Bean. 20, hospital.
Baby Brece, infant. Se4 Hickory street,
Carl Henry. Leptien. 2s. 41o North
Twenty second street.
leo Frederick Lucy. IL. hospital
Wesley C. Wood. c. hospital.
Blanche L. Redfield, 2. hospital.
Gonchctta Salerne. infant, 1905 Will
lian, street
Gleopha Br.ghtenberg. A.. hospital
Baby% Shulenberg. infant. 1885 Saratoga
street.
William G. Richards S. 1909 South
Twenty ninth street.
Don Charles Mcneil. S. 2l2s North
Twenty seventh street.
Mrs. Elinor o. Finlay. 1e. 1913 Burt
street
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following couples have been issued
licenses to wed:
Bruce blackburn. %, Omaha and Rena
Lenhart. 49, Omaha.
Frank .zinnei 81 Omaha, and Amelia
Benda. IS, Omaha.
Zismond Mijalsxi over q. Omaha, and
Mary Guziec, over IS, Omaha.
Harry G. Roberts 81 Omaha, and
Lesta II. Bowen, 81. Omaha.
Theodore Chapman. IS. Omaha, and
Charlotte Homie, II. Cloquet. Minn.
Scott Laird. "a. Omaha. and Rose
Mardyn, "a, Omaha.
Florence NJ. Penfieid. 1s Omaha.
George s. Dent. 20, Omaha. and Violet
Trapp. %. Omaha.
Anthony j. Stephens 50, Omaha, and
Bessie, Kafka, 26. Omaha.
Robert Simmons. As, Omaha, and
Eveiana Frizzling, SO. Omaha.
Eeward Lee Alperson 25. Omaha, and
xillian Frances Riseman. 20. Omaha.
William II. Hoggard. as, Portsmouth,
ia, and Verna Marcene Hall. Harlan. Ia.
William Roberts, so. Omaha, and Eva
Nuriel Moran. a3, Omaha.
Frank Novak, ~, Omaha, and Kvetuse
Loeffelman. IS. Boston. Mass.
Henry n. Stallings, 81, Creston, Ia,
and Clara Kouba, 50, Creston, Ia.
stansiav Popaga, ss. Omaha, and An
toEia Swobodc. 81. Omaha.
William Rawlings. es, Alton, Ia, and
Eliy5beth Hardness. &C. Creston, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20
Youths Wounded in Fatal
Shooting Are Recoverin;

Paul Kane, 3lO6 Marcy street,
who was shot through the right
groin on the night Of April 9, when
Detective John Herdzina became
embroiled with a party of youths at
Thirty-third and L streets, was re-
moved from the South Side general
hospital to his home Monday.
Clifton Harmon, 3424 Jackson
street. one of the party who was
found to have been wounded in the
head and right arm, is still in the
Ford hospital, recovering from the
injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20
Do You Know the Bible?

(Cover up the answers, read the ques-
tions and soc II you can answer them,
Then look at the answers to see II you
are right)
Follow These Answers and Ques-
tons as Arranged by
]. WILSON ROY.
|. Why was Abram blessed by
Melchisedek?
2. Why is the name OF Melchises
dek so often referred to in tho
Bible?
3. Why did Jacob in blessing the
two sons of Joseph give the prefer-
ence to the younger?
T. Why are the Scriptures di-
vided into the Old and New Testa-
mentsf
S. What was the composition OF
the Sanhedrin?
6. Of what power was the SAM
hedrin deprived?
Answers.
|. Because of the great services
rendered to his neighbors by his
conquest of four kings.
2. Because he was, like others of
the patriarchs and prophets, type
Of the promised Messiah.
3. Because, with the gift of
prophecy. he distinguished in Eph-
rain. the younger, his superior
dignity, as destined to give kings to
the ten tribes, and as the ancestor
of Joshua, who should lead the
Israelites into the promised land.
4. In order to mark a distinc-
ton between the books held sacred
by both Jews and Christians, and
those received only by Christians.
S. This court was composed Of
seventy members besides the presi-
dent. These were high priests, eld-
ers and lawyers, comprising Phari-
sees and Sadducees. In addition
there were two secretaries. Learn
ing was the sole qualification for
admission.
6. Under the Roman law, this
tribunal was deprived of the power
OF life or death.
Copyright, 1921, by The Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20

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Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20
Real Estate Transfers


Morris L. Jensen ct al. to Henry.
Demuynck. W St, iSo #. W. Of
seth ST.. N. s.. i0cx1sl ......s $500
Robert n. Hollster and wife to
Julius schuldt. Davenport st., 100
IT, W.. OF 4sth St. s, s.. 100x1ss I
Daniel ]. Crcedon and wife to Her
bert II. Davis, bist ST., IT'S It. N.
of Farnam ST.. e. S.. Sox1s5.... 2s,Soo
Nebraska Savings and Loan asso-
citation to Ralph F. ciary; ;c,s sara "a
So 0s S. I isoxlss m .,......."..... It. '" .D'n 1000
John j. Wrobieski and wife to Har-
ley C. Antisdei. s. E. cor. 4oth
and Gordon SITS. 1ooxi?l. :...,.;v:. .,..v Iiso
B. c. Littlefield and wife to John
and Jaynes ST.. 1075xl17....... $500
Reuben w Ross and wife to H. J.
Ayres. :4th ST. 4s #. 8. Of Bur- -.
Eliza b. Yates to Howard saxton. '
Chicago ST.. 2s7 IT. e. Of $50 ST..
n s.. 6ox12o ................... 1850
John 7: Crane and wife to Joseph
sr.ss y; swess0n' s,s tsx,a =; = cor. asth and 80.
F. Elton Allyn and wife to Anna D.
Snyder, 20th St. ss It. s. OF Man
derson St, w. s., ssxss. t.4oe
Holemberg ct al. 4sd St.. 40 II.
N. Of California St., W. S.. 4ox1so SIS
Paul F. Steinwender. referee. to
Charles Bujarski. x St.. 30 It, E.
OF Seth ST., N. s., b0x69. ......... 1ot
Stella Sorich and husband TO vanche
Georgeff. 8 St.. so IT, w. OF 2eth
ST., N. s., 50x15o.. 5000
Ernest z. Austin ct al to Clell C.
Cochern ct AL. zsth St. 1855 II.
s. OF Pratt ST., W. s.. 4oxs4..... $500
J. s. Deweli. trustee, to Lenora N.
Reynolds. Erskine 81, 10 It. w.
Of 26th St. N. S.. soxso. ....... aee
David e. Buck and wifs 70 David
E. Epstein ct al. Locust ST.. 1os
II. z. of 19th ST.. 8. s.. S6x67.7.. 1908
Hugh II. Harper and wife to Victor
A. Bpornberg. s. w. cor tsd and
Writ Sts.. x1oi5............. see
n. P. Dodge and wife to James
George Nicklen, s5th St.. ~ II. N.
Of Hickory St. w. s.. 4oxi20.. 2sS
Sophie windler to Charles W. Griep-
entrog, s. r. cor. ssth and Writ q
SITS. e5ox270. 7,1s6'
Paul r. steinwender. referee, 10
Mamie King. =. r. cor. 18th and
J SITS, 5ox5o ............. 3y6
Rolile J. Rich and wife to Alexander.
Richardson ct al. Camden Ave,
ao2 n. +. Of 3sth Ave. N. s..
tsx12o Observation-Disclosures. $500
Claude Barnei aud wife to Albert
Hedelnnd. Evans ST. 50 II. e. OF
tbth ST.. s. s., SoxisT........... S.oae
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20
Fremont Girl to Wed

Chicago, April l9.-(Special Tele-
gram. Miss Gail. Klumb, Fremont,
Neb., and Lester 7. Lawrence, Oak
Park, ILL.,, obtained license to wed
here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-04-20
Bemis Park.

1926 North 33d street. seven room
modern house. garage. Phone Harvey
on4n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
Father Digging for
Wife and Children

Search for tho bodies OF 5-year.
old Sammy Andrews, his brother
Jack. s. and their stepmother, Mrs.
Samuel G. Andrews. in the slide
that destroyed their homo at 1910
Fairmount ave. Sunday night. was
resumed Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrews, a widow, had mar
ried the father OF the two little
boys only two weeks ago. Their
mother had been dead more than
two years.
Andrews. the father ana widower,
worked today. heart.broken. at the
side Of the crew Of firemen and
street department employees digging
into the slide.
Under the direction OF Fire Chief
@. NJ. Mantor. the water at the base
OF the slide was being pumped across
Alki ave. into the bay. With this
cleared. the party intended 10 dig In
nj the bottom OF the hill. where the
bodies are believed TO he buried.
A third slide occurred Monday
afternoon. A small house and a gar.
age were swept down over previous
debris from the top OF the 200-foot
hill. Other small slides today him
dered workers.
Andrews slept but two hours last
night. When he reached the scene OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

LYNN. Mass. Dec IA great
lady of the stage. a rich count. a SIS.
600. 900 fortune, a lost child. kidnap.
Ing. forgery. lntrigue-all of these
will bc present in the story revealed
in court when Mrs. George v. Niis'
son starts her suit for her share OF
the tis,oo0.ooo eatatc of Countess
Christine Nilsson. famed genera
ton ago as the swedish nightin.
gale
Airs Murray asserts SHE " tho
counicss' daughter She has sent
lawyers to Sweden with proof OF her
claims,
This Is the story Mrs. Murray viii
tell.
II was born tn Worcester. Mass.
December 10. 1881. when Countess
Nilsson was films - concert engage.
ment there. believe I am the
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''Furthermore." he added. stats.
tics show that the onc-man car is
safer and faster. Car step accidents
are eliminated when the control Of
tho car - in the hands OF single
individual"
The second important point raised
by Witt was that the practice Of
routing North End cars thru the en-.
tire downtown district TO the depot
should he discontinued and that
loops should be established al,
Pike -.
He also advised that South End
cars stop ut yesler way and that
only sufficient cars should he routed
down the main business streets as
are necessary 20 carry the loads.
The method Of running cars thru
the business section from one resi-.
Turn TO Page II. Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
ARMY of Infuriiated Women
Mob and Rout Kansas Miners
STORM HAVOC IN NORTHWEST

DARLINGTON - 40 foot
fseei bridge over Stillaguamish
river near Oso washed out.
SULTAN -- ioc.foot span OF
Great Northern bridge No. 44s
swept away. leaving tracks IN
midair. skykomish river 10
feet above normal.
LYMAN - Logging track.
washed out. train dropping IN
20 water. No casualties.
EVERETT Highways thru
out county under wafer. six
feet In some sections. Bridges
threatened. railroads rapidly
being undermined.
S1l.vANA - stiilaguamish
river over banks Pacific high
impasssble.
Mt. vERNON--sksFis river
25 feet above previous high
mark. stili rising. Houses.
harms In northern part OF coun-
~ carried away BY flood.
Thieves in boats ioo,ins houses
HOME ACRES - Several
families rescued from flooded
homes.
ARLINGTON County road
workers. expected 90 have
bridge al IioiierSnan's Spur ro-
paired for travel today ono
approach washed out.
MONROE Repair work at
the washed out bridge brsween
Monroe and Tuaioo under way
today.
RENTO<-~'rwo bridges re-
ported washed out up the val.
hoy. Water main broken and
town IL practically without
drinking water IN midst Of
flood. riood IL rcceding today.
SNOHOMISH Highway he
tween Snohonirh and Monroe
under water ans lmpsssable.
M0NTESANO Drive miss
ing in wreck of ciemons Log
ginr Cos train.
SkYkOMISH - Rising wa-
tcrs have forced suspension Of
repair work on Miller river
bridge, where Great Northern
mail train No. % crashed thru
Sunday. killing Samuel Il.
Hilcman. Seattle mail cierk,
and George Irwin. Everett
fireman.
EvERSON-- Nooksack river
floods streets with foot OF
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
FLAMES KILL
8 OF FAMILY
Seven OF Dead From ! to 10
Years Old

DETROIT. Mich. Dec. i3.--EIght
members Of family were burned
10 death and four severely injured
today when their home. near here.
was destroyed by fire.
Seven ~ the dead arc children
from one OF 10 years of age. The
father was thought 10 have been
the eighth
The mother. reported to be Mrs.
Margaret Wsken. escaped but she
and an infant child arc near death
a, a hospital.
Thes nearest telephone TO the
house was two and half miles.
The home. on country road. was
to the fire department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

kENT--Flood waters rising
rapidly. Several families
forced TO abandon homes. Log
jam. threatening Dcs Moines
bridge. broken up by dyna-
mite. Streets filied with water.
RICHMOND BEACH
Landslide covering both coast
line tracks west Of here being
removed.
EDMONDS -- Wire. torn
down by storm being repaired.
ARLINGTON - Pilchuck
road between Arlington and
Ssanvood flooded.
sTA>WOOD-watcr breaks
dikes and town is flooded to
depth Of several feet. Farm.
ers In stiliaguamish valley
travel by rowboat on flood
water.
BEI.I1INGHAM - Northern
Pacific and Great Northern
trains into Beilinghsm are sus.
pended. Neighboring towns
are facing serious floods.
ABERDEEN--rour persons
killed and several injured In
logging railway accidents
caused sby landsIides. Highway
bridges washed out and rail
traffic seriously hampcfed by
washouts.
OLYMP1A Rail traffic be-
tween Olympia and Grays har'
hor district halted by washout
ri Beimore. Streams IN Pierce
county high. cutting rail- and
wirc communications In many
instances. ~
CHEHA1.1S- -Chchaiis and
Sewaukuru valleys. Flood ris-
ing six inches an hour. Heavy
property damage.
CASTLE ROCK - Pacific
highway closed by washout.
CENTRALIA--So iet.up in
heavy rains. Easements OF en-
tire town flooded.
PORT ANGELES Railroad
bridge over Morris creek
washed out and bridge over
Dungcness river near Scauim
carried away bs-flood. oiym-
pic highway badisDianmged by
several washouis.
GATE Traffic between here
and Olympia tied up as result
OF washout on Northern Pa
cific road at Pcrcival creek.
Rain has fallen steadily for 3s
hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

daughter Of Countess Nllssous sec
and husband. Count Casa di Miranda.
Countess Nilsson kept my birth =
secret and gave me out for adoption,
Years later ahe tried 10 find me. but
failed.
Her estate. for years before her
recent death. was administered by a
nephew. Hell am told. Informed her
her long lost daughter was dead
Mrs. Murray will charge:
THAT lawyers representing some
private intcrcats offered her f25.0oo.
and later $4,000. TO rciinquish her
claims
THAT representatives OF the 81.
tate attempted to kidnap her In an
AUTOMOBILES.
THAT another attorney forged her
signature 10 documents reliauishing
claims TO the estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

Seattle has mad limousine scrv.
Ice long enough. You can't run
street csr for two people.
You can't pay any attention 20
what the merchants want They
would demand spur track into
sll their stores
This ia Pete Wits report not
somebody eise's.
The riding public has 20 be
trained 10 enter the cars In an
orderly manner. In Seattle ths'
seat goes 10 him who In neancst
mot 10 him who is soonest.
Conductors here are too conslh-
crate. They shouldn't be allowed
to wait for person. That ~ only
delaying the service and doing an
injury 10 the rest OF the riders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
WOMAN DIES IN
MYSTERY FIRE

POMONA. Cal. Dec. is.--Mrs. Ka.
tie Swain was burned to death and
property valued at $4,000 was de
stroyed in an early-morning fire.
which burned the small shop in
which the woman lived and the feed
and fuel store OF II. Hinman & Co.
which adjoined IL.
Considerable mystery surrounds
the fire.
a few days ago a blaze was discov-
cred in the shop, but extinguished
before II could do much damage. and
since that time Mrs. swain is said to
have received a threatening letter.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

Editor The Star: At the monthly meeting of our board
of trustees held November 28 read with much interest
and sympathy your editorial magnanmously recommend
ing the name Mount Tacoma for Mount Rainier.
We have followed the arguments on both sides OF this
question for many years and trustees at their meet
ing November % voted to recommend the restoration
of the name Mount Tacoma In your public library is
copy Of annual report for 1918 in which at pages 400
49, you will find arguments both sides OF this question:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13

FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs.
Elizabeth Hill Wernecke. wife OF
Prof. Chsuncey Wernecke. OF the
Of Washington. were held
Monday afternoon at the Butter.
worth chapel
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ny A. 4. BRADFORD

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Tbc
four great powers Of tir world
today affixed their signatures 10
treaty which scraps the Anglo
japanese alliance and soiemnly
pledges all 10 preserve the peace
across the vast expanses Of the
Pacific ocean.
with typical American simplicity.
the great document. considered one
OF the most important In the history
Of the world. was signed In the office
OF Secretary Of state Hughes. Onl
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destruction this morning he seemed
broken man.
Mrs. Andrews leaves a son. Frank.
lin Price. and a daughter. Mrs. Lu.
ellie Robinson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-13
GOES UP FOR
RATIFICATION

We believe that it will not only promote harmony be-
tween two progressive communtes-Seattle and Tacoma
jim which all of the United States take pride but also be
in the interest of good historical nomenclature to apply the
name Tacoma to this noble mountain
Yours very truly
Il. II. HALL
Secretary American Scenic and Historic Preservation
Society, The Tribune Building, New York City,
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fL00D
$4,000
ACRES
Death Toll Is IL;
Bodies Of Mother
and Children Not
Yet Found ~

Repair crews and rescue par-
ties were working full swing 20
day. clearing slides. mending
tracks. roads and bridges. and
searching for bodies Of wreck
.nd landslide victims in seattle
and Western Washington
The bodies of Mrs. Samuel G. An
drews and her two little stcpsons.
Jack. s. and sammy. s. buried in
mud In the slide that wrecked their
West Seattle home. are stiIl unrccov-
cred.
With the SkaEit river IS feet
above It's highest previous marx.
the dykcs 70 north and south AZ
Mount Vernon burst. flooding
1900 Acres. The town itself h
now on IN island. cut off from
all communicative.
Stanwood and Scdro- Woollcy are
cut Off in like manner.
Logs jammed against The Ev-
erect iutevurban bridge ACROSS
the SkAgit at Stanwood wcre
threatening to crssx, tisr strssr.
ture ri 10 n M. Trains ceased
operating over il.
Burlington was reported flooded
under two feet OF water al 10 o'clock.
The water was rising at the rate Of
about foot an hour.
DEATH TOLL
Is NOW II
The reported drowning Of IL.
year-old girl At Yakima swells
the death toll cf the storm 70 H..
A man Is reported misSionE frOu,
the rescue party searching for
bodies In the Great Northern
mail train wreck 1t Slsykomish.
Two civilians reported cneulfcd In
the second West Seattle mud slide
yesterday arc believed TO have cs-
capped. as no official report was made
by relatives TO police.
No trains are leaving Seattle
eastbound over the Great North
ern. Northern Pacific or Milwsu-
kee main lines Passengers arc
being routed south 10 Portland,
then East. q
Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific lines north are blocked.
Bus service 10 Tacoma resumed to-
day over the high line to Redondo,
then detour thru Milton. Electric in
tcrurban trains are running as far
as puyaliup.
Stage lines out OF Everett are cp-
Grating with the aid OF boats. Pacific
highway from Everett to Cavallicr'a
Crossing is covered with water. and
boats are used TO connect with stages.
Two big slides across the Lake
Burien street car line at Oxbow
and Hillsdale came down today and
were cleared by crews directed by
Transportation Superintendent ID.
w. Henderson and Maintenance Su-
perintendent A. r. Pearce.
All street car lines in Seattle were
Operating at 1880 a. m.
Tho record rainstorm for this To-
cslity ceased suddenly late yestcr-
day afternoon. In Al hours 5.27
inches of water had fallen. accord
ing TO the weather bureau.
An even six inches was measured
this morning By c. Christensen.
2so6 n. 65th st.. who had set q
washtub in his yard to catch the
rain.
ROADS PASSABLE
IN THREE DAYS
All roads in King county will be
passable in three days, County
Engineer Beeman said today. provid-
ing no more damage occurs. With the
exception of Afiller river bridge.
Beeman estimates the road and
bridge damage in the county as $780,
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Nome Brew

Ilewdy. selks. Il your base
mcns ssill full Of water.
And the prchlhitionists think they
e4n make Seattle dry,
nH1Pher Is dry. lie can't set into
the basement
Thr afnc ,cas flooded.
The espoia. too
EHg Fashrr uax worrted
4ecaf his honse tre,r.
the rain ought 70 so a long way
so~1rd freshcning the waters OF
Green Lake.
rh<y say rain kills germs, This
sssht 10 be healthy city.
SAFETY FIRST
II l. rusncred that Peter Wit.
who has Just flied his traction
report. win 20 home wednesday.
He'd better,
I7+kE VIII ~ - @'t"-f" " %-tA ftttfAt" y
foc bad he can't take the railway.
rFriday Is unlucky day for getting
uarried.~ says university profes
sw. Why pack on Friday
SILENCE - GOLDEN
Peter Wut's traction report.
fer which he received xs.oes. "
only t.eoe words in lwugth. This
pats Pete In the Robert w.
Chamber class. lie gets paid at
shs rate Of - . werd
- not everybody that can get
pad at that rate for fiction.
We'll. yesterday was one day that
weatherwrixht salisbury couldn't
say u siidn rain enough
city officials declared that the
floods were due TO the rain ----FIoos.
Bulletin. Well. well.