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Evening star., 1921-05-20
WANTED-ROOMS

YOrNt; MAN desires room with piano priSste
family; consider hoard: 10 minutes walk 10
Treasury: write Immediately. Address Rox
1J9-H. Star Office. IL
HY = ADULTS employed. = or 3 unfurn>i"i
rooms or apt. kitrh.nettr. bath and porch
walking distance of Navy Dept: must I've r"a
sonahle Address Box Ill II. Star Office. 2ls
TWO GENTLEMEN desire furnished rr,in,
June /. within 10 minutes walk t" Traa >iiry :
state price and particulars. Address Box
1iJ-H II. star Office.
TWO unfurnished rooms. vicinity Dupont Cir
Gle: mother and two children. three and six;
not over $50. Address Box ,3-H. Star office.
1Ds
TWO mnfurnished rooms for mother and two
children. three and six. where children Will
have care during Office hours; city or suburban.
Address Box 5c-H. Star office. 0'
GENTLEMEN f2J employed desire attractive
double room two singles near bath: hot wa
ter convenience: NV. preferred. Address Box
96- H. Star office. 2l'
FURNISHED ROOM with private bath: easy
walking distance Star Office. Address Rox
22-H. Star office. 9s
Evening star., 1921-05-20
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH OARD-C0ntinued
with board. 50 week: telephone. 2l'

AeOV"S '" lIH kSoANub-N V"ss"~>''
14Os NEW HAMPSHIRE-Iarge. cool room
with board. 50 week: telephone. H'
The Martha Washington.
Cor. Conn. ave. and Que st. Beautiful
pean plan. Special summer Rates :l'
4I4 4 ST. S.E.- rooms with board. :2'
LARGE front room. md floor: desirabl. in
every respect. Col t6lS. 2O'
ST. W.-pelightfui room. suitable for two
business men. available for period of four
weeks: twin beds: windows: good board
North 1924. rus
;34 l>t ST. S.E.-Neatly furnished room with
hoard. = refined gentlemen or employed couple;
nriyate family Lin $3.50 o0s
909 I. ST NW-Ro"m suitable for = with
board: reasonable. Phone North ::sG :o'
HlLIA REST oSoO 18th ST-An ideal HON.
for those away from the comforts of their own
rooms. with and without private hath' meals
that satisfy
COLLEGE wOMEN-Pleksant home. e1celien:
meals. many privileges: large. shady crouna.:
Associate Collegiate Alumnae House. Ness 'u'
SURF RBAN ROOMS WITH BOARD.
FURNISHED room and board or room and
board with sleeping porch: $40 or $50 per
month. respectively: gentlemen only tW'AF
minutes from Chevy Chase Circle. Gail 'l"ve
17S9-W or address Box 1l6-H. star Office"
WONDERFUL. SIrUATION-Iarse rooms; de
lightful grove: fowls eggs: vegetables: lniik
home produced: Ridge road and Reservoir ST.
NV. West 1909. -------.-
CAN ACCOMMODATE few boarders in my sub
urban home for the summer months: garage
For Information address Box 11-H. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1921-05-20
COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD in private country home
for summer; all modern improvements; five
minutes from X. r. station; abundance of
shady yard. porches. garage space: $50 per
month for couple; s45 single. Address Box
142H. Star office. 2ls
PRIVATE FAMILY wants to board and care
for young child infant; modern house. in
Hyattsville; references exchanged. Mrs. c.
e. Goodrich, Arundel and Cecil aves 21s
WANTED@Summer boarders at my country
home On the Shenandoah river Mrs. John
Grigsby. Berryville. Va. 2Os
RUDY'S new boarding house will be open from
May LIST to seasons close; cheap rates; while
first summer, every kind Of convenience: fresh
vegetables and milk from farms every day.
Write or phone No. 124 Braddock Heights,
Nd. Mrs. Estella Rudy. 22s
Evening star., 1921-05-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ETC

ONERLAND-13IS: JpaSs.: good ropdition
Ss.:': payable 81. down. balance So monthly.
IA payments. Purchaser must own real estate
or get some Endorsement. Can he Room
oO. ?.1 18th st. NV. Main 1872.
STANLEY STEAMEH-2O-hp; 4: 80 or Sunday
Evening star., 1921-05-20
FOR RENT-H0USES

FOR RESTCFCRNK ROOMS AND
bath: ami. crssEL 4 MCFARLAND. Phone
SCI. Rockville. Nd.
SIX ROOMS: COMFORTABLY FURNISHED:
large yard; reasonable: available June l. Phone
North 6933. after pm. Il
furnished nine rooms. bath: large veranda:
shady lawns: garage: about July to October
/: $iO0 per month. Call North 64s1-J. y.
. ROOMS AND BArH: GOOD NORTHWEST
month Completely furnished. CHAs. ID.
SAGER. 923 18th 81. nv: Main 3D.
NEAR cIst AND o STS-MODERN 1NRooM
and bath house. attractively furnished; $50
Cleveland psrk.Mcd.rn lo-room and bath
house: lot 1OOx15o: beautiful grounds; com
pletely furnished; s.25.
Near 18th and R-3 rooms, baths. modern,
iU'A WALTER A. BROWN.
400 H st. NV:
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.. 373s HUNTINGTON
st-yery attractive detached house: eleven
rooms. three baths: all modern ronveniences:
ing machines: huiit-in garage: rent reasonable.
THoS J. FISHER & CO..
73S 18th st. NV.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE IN CLEvE-
land Park containing ten rooms and four
baths: garage. Rent from June 1 to October
l. ''' pfF Eoss 4 PHELPS.
CHEVY CHASE FOR SUMMER: EIGHT
rooms two baths: two screened por,.hes: avn
inrs: garage; open surroundings: sl"O. Phone
Cleve si' MORNINGS and after pm:
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-pITACHEp HOUSE;
complete. Phone Main aI.0 branch 8o7:
MODERN RTNGALOw. ROOMS AND
hs tn, furnished completely: Potomac Heights.
city; rent. $7a month. Phone Cleve. 1s4.,w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
Ex-POLICEMAN
SENT TO PRISON

w. W. whitney. former Seattle po-
lice officer. pleaded guilty Tuesday
OF grand larceny in Judge Boyd J.
Tailman's court and was sentenced
TO serve six months to IS years In
the pcnitentiary.
whitney was accused of aiding
Clarence O'Keefe. in stealing large
amounts OF candy from the Imperial
Candy company and selling 1t TO
small concerns. O'Keefe was for
meriy shipping clerk for the candy
company. lie has pleaded guilty to
grand larceny. but has not yet been
sentenced.
whitney was a member OF the po-
lice force when $3.50 worth OF the
stolen candy was found in his pos
session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
FEAR FOUL PLAY
IN SEA MYSTERY
Capsized Sail Boat Found;
Aged Captain Gone

Belief that Capt. Rupert Stuttard.
so, seaman. has met with foul play
between Seattle and Vancouver. II.
c.. led Seattle police "Wednesday TO
ask authorities of Bellingham. Ever
EFT and Vancouver 20 aid In finding
him
Captain Stuttard left his home.
1920 63rd ave. $. w, July IA, telling
his wife he would go to Vancouver
by boat and buy sailboat in which
TO return. He had drawn from the
bank the farnlly's entire savings.
consisting OF several hundred dollars.
A sailboat similar TO the one slut
tard said he would bay was found
drifting off Point Wilson, upside
down. with sails set, by Capt. Nels
Pierson, of the schooner Maryuete.
several days after Stuttard disap.
peared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
Mrs. Edison Admits Tom Is Some Sleeper
Father Also
to Haze His
Marcel Wave

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Father Is
coming homo with a permanen,
wave.
Men. as wen ns women, must
be considered in deciding 1891
styles Of hair. according go dele
gates 20 the National Hair Dress.
err convention. meeting here to-
day.
Many men are having their
hair uaarcelled.- said Charles NJ.
koziay. New York. "Dycing Is
even more common
In explanation OF the growing
fad Of having their hair dressed
among men. koziay said business
was demanding young blood and
pointed out older men have a
much better opportunity II their
hair isn't gray and Is we'll kept.
While IN. large majority OF
hair drerscrx were men. when the
trade was confined mostly to
women. the field for women hair
dressers II opening up.
Women like to feel tho strong.
capable fingers % man runnin.
thru their hair. koriay said. But
msn---fhey prefer the soft. gentle
and flexible feminine fingers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
Federal Dry Force
to Be Investigated

WASHINGTON. Aug. "A thoro
investigations OF the workings OF the
internal revenue bureau. including
the prohibition unit win be under.
taken within few days. Commits
sioner Blair OF the bureau announced
today.
Certain chargcs-morc or less
sensational-and some OF them of
serious character" said Blair. have
been made against the conduct OF its
affairs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
De Valera Cabinet
Accepts Proposals

LONDON. Aug. 3.-"I am informed
from most authoritative source
that the Dc Valera cabinet and the
Dali Eireann have decided with i'm
material changes TO accept Premier
Lloyd Georges peace proposals as
basis OF discussion" the lobby cor
respondent of the Daily sketch wrote
today. s'It is expected that the fun
body OF the Dali Eireann will en-.
dorse the cabinets decision. The
most difficult step now is 20 get DE
Valera and Craig premier OF Ulster)
together
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03

QDTTORIAL)
The city council has ruled Dc
jitney off the street. The wisdsm
or folly Of this win be deeeruine1
by time The majority sf patrens
win not Be greatly affected ~
the council action Too many u
the routes merely parallel ~
street car tracks.
But In one district as IenGt-
that north Of Cowen park-ehs
elimination of fhe motor bus =
going TO work an unreasonabDe
hardship on thousands Of Seattle
residents and Is going to destroy
literally destroy-the value oe
thousands Of dollars worth q
property.
The district beyond Cowen pas1x
was built upon jitney Transports
tion- IL depends upon jitney
transportation. II must have ~
ney transportation unless . god
substitute is promptly provided.
During the war there w1s .
scarcity Of housing sccommo6a-
tions. Hundreds Of pretty little
bungalows sprang up ON the othes
side Of Cowcn and Roosevelt
parks. II Is one Of the plcasanl-
est residence districts in the city
"a district Of small homes and
young children. And the people
Of this section depend largely
upon the jitncys for transports
tion.
To rob them Of motor trans
portation at this time means that
their property will dcpreciate tre-
mendousiy in value. 1t means
that the small home-owncr. going
70 or returning from work, viii
be compelled TO hang onto .
street car strap for IS minutes
and then walk 10 or IL blocks at
the end Of the car line. 1t means
that tired mother win have to
lug her bundles and drag her
children anywhere from two
blocks TO n mile.
This is not fair. II the city
cannot provide adequate trans
portafion. then II should permit
the jitneys to serve the public.
II the Stonc-Vebster interests still
Owned the street car system, such
high-handcd tactics would not be
tolerated for one minute. Why
should we blink at autocratic
tyranny just because the city Is
bosss
The sole reason for city gov
crnment is 10 serve the public.
II Is not serving the public y
deprive thousands Of persons e
speedy and comfortable franspor,
tation. Jitneys should be per-
mitted on the Cowen park run
until adequate transportation has
been furnished TO the district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
Tells
ON HER
HUBBY
Sleep? Why Great
Inventor Sleeps
All Around the
House!
BY EDWARD THIERRY
Special pi~pateh 10 The Star

special Ibt~pAteh 10 Tue star
IN CAMP. VIA Oakland. Md..
Ang. a,---Do you believe Them.
~ Edison siscp~ only four hours
u night.-
That question has bc~n asked
more often than any other CON
csrning the worlds greafr~t In
ventor-and never answered till
today.
But now I have The sfrufght
Of Il frsn nenc cfhss than Mr.
Edison hrvseif. who has Just ~x-
ptalnsd to n,e her husbands
theory and systrxu Of siccp.
Edison docs sleep only four hours
. night. and sometimes lcay than
he's working.
But whcn he plays and rciaxes
he catches up IN sleep. He sleeps
At night and he maps thru the day
seven hours. ten hours. SOME
times a great deal more.
MIR. Edison takes his rest scicn.
tifieAiiy.- said Mrs. Edison. when
he works he works hard and works
long hours. when he sleeps he
sleeps just as hard
This is tho time when he sleeps
here In camp. Another time is
when wc go 20 our winter home at
Fort Myers. on the west coast Of
Florida
Down there he almost hIbsrnasoa.
and with sleep he rcbuiid- himself
against another rigorous speIl Of
work. We have hammocks all
around the house. Mr.. Edison gees
from one hammock 10 another.
sleeping his way around the house.
moving on as the sun drives him
out.
Sometimes q, night he may sleep
only few hours. But when he II
back close 20 naturc--,o the trees
and woods and creeks he loyes-he
sieeps during the day.
"Hc goes TO sleep In a chair. on
the ground or In hammock. lie
has a most peculiar power OF drop.
ping into a heavy Elumber instantly
and in a short time rousing for a
sort Of interrniasion.
For a while he reads, and then
slecps--takes walk. and sleeps
fishes for a while. and then drops
off--eats. and then maps
He even mapped In chair while
Bishop w. y. Anderson conducted
Sunday services.
III I didn't know how deaf Mr..
Edison Is" smiled Bishop Anderson.
Il might charsr mysclf with preach
ing him 20 sleep"
Mrs. Edison laughed and said:
1T II one OF Mr.. Edison's chief
regrets that because Of his poor hear.
ing he cannot attend church serv.
ices. lie used 10 try. br he couldn't
hear n word that was said.
Nevertheless his every instinct Is
lie is not sensitive about his deaf.
ness. as so many are. He thinks
deafness has its compensations. lie
says he can work be1ter--and be.
sides 30 many people say things that
aren't worth hcaringi"
Copyright 1921. Seattle star)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
Child Bride Here
Seeks Annulment

On the ground that she married
Paul Cook, is. when nc was only 49,
and did not obtain the consent OF her
mother. Ida Baroff Cook filed a plea
Wednesday morning for annulment
OF the marriage. The couple were
married August 2. 1920. but, accord.
ing to Mrs. Cook, were together only
two months since that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
Groceteria Man Is
Accused in Suit

Suit was filed Wednesday morning
by the Seattle Groceteria Co. against
n. S. Bean and wife. Ethel s. Bean.
for si,2ss.45. which the company al.
leges was taken and used for person
al purposes from the Kirkland
branch Groceteria store. while Bean
was manager OF the company's In
terests at that place. Bean was in
the employ Of the company until
July 27. 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
COUPLE
TO WE'D
In AIR
Seattle Marriage
This Afternoon
in Plane Over
Madison Park

To be married In an airplane was
the Wish of the bride--and thus
presto. II was to happen hate
"Wednesday.
T'heima r. Reichcifeifer won't
have such a long name Rfter t1c
o'clock "Wednesday afternoon. un.
less the plans miscarry. It's gonna
be short-iike Mrs. d. A. Dlmick.
And all ls 60 take place high Up over
Lake Washington. the plane 10 be
psiotet hy Leo Huber. the ceremony
90 be performed by the Rev. W. w.
switxer OF the Asbury Methodist
church.
Then. after the ceremony. when
the bride and bridegroom make =
nose dive for each other quoting
Leo. the plot I'm going to glide
'ern rr~ttify from whence they took
cff This win BE- cne case where
two ssky-pilcts' cooperate.
REAL THRILL PROMISED
By PILOT HUBER
Few folks have the opportunity
Of marrying in the air. Huber add
ed The ceremony is much more
thrilling. Now. I remember one
marriage that helped pilot which
went something like this
DO you take this man 20 be
your lawful hushandg' asked the
preacher.
II do gasped the bride. az I
swung the plane into n steep bank.
and thnn-'Gec mon-ee crickcts. Jim
my. hold rner
-of course we tie 'cm In the plane
- mean that ilteraily-'
HER FIRST TIME Up;
HE'S OLD-TTMER
The hrldetobe Is the daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Rescheldcifer.
to39 Midvaie ave. The bridegroom.
Dexter A. Dinlck. IL residing at the
Lee hotel. Both have been Seattle
residents for several years. Thls
viii be the first airpiane ride 10 be
taken by the bride. the bridegroom
declaring be was an ''old salt" In
the air.
Immediately after they land the
newly weds Will receive their
friends at the home OF the brides
parents. They viii depart later in
the evening for n honeymoon 20
British Columbia.
The plane used win be a flying
boat from the Seattle a Puget
Sound Airway Co. with hangar
headquarters at Madison Park.
Dimick and Miss Reicheiderfcr
applied for their marriage license
at The county auditors office at II
A. m.
In looking them over" said
Chief Deputy Dick Paris. Il should
Judge the applicants do not weigh
more than 30 pounds each. un-
derstand that Rev. switzer Is a ny.
weight also"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
BLACK HELD FOR
MANSLAUCHTER

Willard Black was arrested Tues.
day night on a charge OF manslauEh.
ter. owing TO the death. July 81. Of
A. T. St Croix. whom Black is ac-
cused of assaulung two days previ.
ously.
Black and ST. Croix. II Is alleged
In heated argument. struck at each
other, St croix receiving a blow that
sent him 10 the pavement. and
caused fatal concussion Of the brain
Black is held in the city Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
NATIONAL
COST TO Be
Cut BILLION
No Three Cent Postage or
$40 Auto Tax il This Can
Be Accomplished

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The
estimate Of Secretary Of the
Truasury Mellon that The gov
ernm~ut would spend ~. coo. co.,
600 during the present fiscal
year must be reduced 81. .l00. .00o.-
600. rvpublican members Of the
house ways and means commit
tee decided today.
The cut 10 n total expenditure
Of 81. 500. 600. 900 T. absolutely I'M
perztiyc 70 prevent incrrasing
thc present federal taxcs. II WAS
determined.
Isepubihan leaders virtually
agreed 10 kili thc proposals Of
Secretary Mellon for tar OF SO
on automobiles, n z-snt bank
check stamp tax and 3cenf post
age. " u Il found finally that
governmental expenditures can
be shaved 20 anywhere near the
~. 900. .D50. 200 mark.
The committee IL said 10 have
reached an agreement with Repre-
sentative Madden. Illinois. chairman
Of the appropr prlations committee.
that drastic cuts must be made In
the expenditures Of the shipping
board. the railroad administration
the army and the navy and that all
other governmental agencies bc
forced 10 adopt greater economy. d,
was also agreed that several meas
ures pending in congress. involving
large additional appropriations.
should he blocked.
NEW REVENUE BILL
TO YIELD 5000. 100000
determination TO cut expenditures 10
s.. 500. 900. 900. the new revenue bin
probably will be framed 10 yield more
than $4,000. 900. 900. This would be
a reduction OF at least $500. 900. 600
under the present taxes. II is said.
In addition TO taxes. II Is estimated
that $500, ,000. 900 can be obtained
from the tariff and miscellaneous
Unde this program. the excess
profits levy would be repealed. some
OF the nuisance levics eliminated, the
surfaces reduced and the Transports
ton taxes hsived. The only ad
ditional tar would he AN increase OF
10 10 IS per cent in the fiat income
tax rate.
The Increased tobacco taxes. how
ever, might be put In the bill.
Should this program be carried out
in the bill II is believed that II
might be subjected TO further revis-
ion in the house thru movements
to reduce the taxes on the little
fellows" such as the normal income
tax rates. The committee is calling
various governmental officials be-
fore II and telling them that their
expenditures must be cut ito the
irreducibie minimum.
Leaders OF the agricultural
bIocs In senate and house today
the senate and house to-day
sought ways 10 defeat what they
regard as an effort 10 shift the
federal tax burdens from the rich
Qurn 10 Page Z. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03

nance regulating jitney traf-
fic here.
Approximately $50 jitneys were
put out Of business as the result
Of the order. The ,ltneys cover
routes In practically all parts OF the
city. More than 80 jitneys run on
the Covrn Park line alone
No estimate Is possible Of the
number OF people who missed their
morning jitney ride into town
"Wednesday. but II is believed that
Il ran into thousands.
POLICE ARREST DRIVERS;
ALL RELEASED
Fifteen jitney~- drivers were ar
rested for operating without a per
nit.
They are: A. r. Dye. 80: r. Man
hotter. IS. J. Jensen. Al: T.. Ford. ~:
r. &. Jones. %: Hector Peabody. -.
w. J. King. so. c. Scott. -: r. ].
Spencer. 81: T.. r.. Lindberg. 81: c.
Hart. 30: VI. L. Ncckcr. 20: Arthur
Rose. ~; r. A. Heintz. 20.
An were arrested by Patrohnen J.
+. worden and +. A. Mitchell They
were released on SIS bail. An were
arrested at Fourth ave. and Union
st. the Cowen park downtown stand
SINTY-rIyE ONLY
ALLOWED TO Run
Reeves announced that service
must be discontinued by all opera
tors. except the s5 who Joined in
the McGlothern suit This suit re
strained the enforcement OF the
present jitney ordinance until the
supreme court recently held in IA
yor Of the city and dismissed the
action. These s5 drivers have 20
days left in which 20 file q petition
for a rehearing in the supreme
court. after which time they will
also be ruled off the streets.
Reeves indicated his intention
Wednesday of srresting all Jit-
ney drivers who continue to
operate their busses i'm violation
Of the ordinance.
Under the terms OF the ordinance.
passed by the council over a year
ago. only such jitneys could be op-
Grated as were granted a permit.
After granting two permits to jit-
neys acting as feeders" to the mu-
nicipai railway. the council sudden.
~ passed a resolution that they
would issue no more permits. This
resolution still stands
Jitneurs who operate without a
permit may be sentenced to so days
in Jail and TO pay 500 fine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
GASOLINE GOES
DOWN z CENTS

Wild cheers Gasoline has
dropped cents gallon.
Union oil went down 10 Is
cents yesterday. Shell and
Standard followed suit today.
Similar reductions arc reported
In California The new price In
San Francisco IL % cents. in Los
Angeles 20, and In Riverside "a.
Tho reduction followed an an
from Washington that
Senator King. OF Utah. has asked for
an investigation OF oil prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03

Dressings. Who says there's
nsfAinx In name, BSrr Bottle
-. npdlA clerk. Was ARRESTED hcrc
fUrsdny. charged with being
Now that scientists have discov
|ered . wine tree In Paraguay
whose sap has kick like grapo,
who win step forward and demand
. national Arbor Day,
Another sort Of pltiiess publicity
= = bow legged giri. with soupbons
Ankles. wearing a short skirt on a
'Wlndy day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
HUNDREDS Walk
FROM OUTLYING
HOMES TO CARS
Fifteen Drivers Arrested by Order Of
Utilities Superintendent
Carl Reeves
Just the Opposite in Des Moines

3-Whh o
definitely for midnight tonight by order in federal here
- with n of
handle the transportation problem providing
for a
viii into the the
y probably will
he block within y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
.HEY'S COIN TO
l. ROLL EN- BONES

PORTLAND. Aug. 3.--~Roll 'em.
bones: docfah has come TO town"
The three-day convention Of the
Western OEteopatbic association.
with delegates from practically every
Western state, opened here today.
Bones an how dey's manipulated
VIII be the topic for discussion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03

Thousands of Seattleites Wednesday waited patiently
for jtneys that along. Hundreds
walked from homes in the suburbs far distant street
lines.
The auto busses ruled off the highways by Maj.
Carl Reeves, superintendent of public utilities who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03

SPOKANE Spokane federal land
bank reports 2.573 farmers have ap.
piled for loans totaling se,s20, 900
since May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03
POLITE CUNMEN
IN HOLDUP HERE

Two gunner late Tuesday
night held up q. e. Grsndy. 250s
Taylor ave. and robbed him Of
S2I and gold watch. Mt 10th
ave. and Marion NJ.
Taylor was on his way home when
the men stepped from the shadow OF
n building and followed Grandy. sud
denly pushing a pair Of rcyolyers in
his face.
While one OF the men covered
'Crandy. the other searched him and
took his money and watch. Bidding
Crandy good night. the bandits RAM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-03

YAKIMA.-Caivin NJ. Graves. II,
sued for divorce by Mrs. Ruth Law.
son Graves. his young bride of two
weeks.