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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


WHY
YOU
READ
THIS
ADVERTISEMENT?
One good reason is because you arc
thinking Of buying a used car
Another is that you know something
OF the reputation we enjoy In the used
car business.
You can expect TO find our stock the
most complete In tho city, and at prices
that represent but small margin Of
profit for us.
We are working zealously to the end
Of providing a market for any desirable
type OF used car. upon basis that Is
fair alike to ourselves, 20 the man who
trades or sells the used car. and to the
man who buys II.
The following cars are all In Al
condition. ready for delivery: Easy
terms to responsible parties VIII take
In old car as part payment. Terms:
One half cash and the balance to be
paid monthly,
Open Sundays from . a. IN. to s p. m.
1891 Haynes 80" Demonstration.
1920 Buick K-4S Touring. to select
from.
1890 Overland ~" Touring.
1870 oldsmobils rs" 7 passenger.
1920 oldsmobile "s", s passenger.
1890 scripps Booth Touring.
,osa xur.or rrvcI
1920 Curtis Plane. 2 Passenger.
1919 stutx. 6 Passenger.
1919 Buick Coupe.
1919 Hupmobile. s Passenger.
1919 oldsmpbile Pacemaker.
1919 oldsmobils Roadster.
1919 scripps Booth Touring.
1919 Haynes. 7 Passenger.
1919 oldsmobile "s". 7 Passenger.
1919 oldsmobile "s". s Passenger.
1919 Republic Truck. ! to select from. .
1919 q. NJ. c. Truck.
1918 Cadillac 81. 7 Passenger.
1918 stearns Knight.
1918 Hudson Touring.
1918 oldsmobile chummy Roadster.
1918 Chandler Coupe.
1918 Buick E-45. Touring.
1919 oldsmobile "s". Z Passenger.
1918 Chandler I Passenger.
1918 Maxwell Touring.
1918 Chevrolet l-so ..
1918 Ford Truck.
1918 one.Ton Traffic Truck.
1918 studebaker Truck.
1918 Chevrolet. Baby Grand Roadster
1918 Indian Motorcycle.
1917 Packard, bargain.
1917 Mitchell Passenger.
1917 Haynes Passenger.
1917 studebaker 7 Passenger
1917 Chevrolet 40.
1917 Chalmers. ~
1915 Packard Touring -fa-
1915 Overland s3-B.
1915 Overland
1915 oldsmobile Chassis.
Cadillac early model, bargain.
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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

BABY Chicks, reduced prices. purebred ;
Leghorns. Rocks, Reds. Wyandottes.
Orpingtons Best Laying Strains, POST
paid, catalogue Missouri Poultry Farms.
Columbia, Mo,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14

AG AGENTs-Deicious soft drin Ks In con.
centrated form. Always ready, Just add
water: economical absolutely pure.
Every housewife wants them; ~ differ
ent kinds. Enormous demand. Big
summer sellers: money comes easy. ESQ
other popular priced fast-selling house,
hold necessities. We furnish free out.
fits Write today---now. American
Products Company. 4675 American Bldg,
Cincinnati Ohio
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
METROPOLITAN
VAN and STORAGE co.

ESTIMATES furnished on storage & NOV
ing. Contracts taken by job or hr. Globe
Van e Storage Co.. JA. 433S, AT. 023o.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-14
Agents and Canvassers.

NEW SELLING PLAN
Men wanted to supply consumer de-
mand for our sugar. flour canned goods.
dried fruits. coffee and other staple
groceries and paints. roofing, aluminium
ware and automobile oils. Entirely new
goods required No experience necessary.
Our men are making big profits and
havS a permanent repeat order business
Address Hitchcock-Hill Co., Dept A.
121. Chicago. Ill. Referenc, and bank
or express company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
LONDON REPORTS
BRITAIN LOSING
SEA DOMINANCE

LONDON. Jan. 20.-Britain seems
to be preparing TO surrender control
OF the seas to the United States.
America will come abreast OF
Britain's naval strength In 1925, ac.
cording to present building pro
grams. Indications today were that
no attempt would be made by Britain
TO meet this competition.
The public is deeply agitated over
the question which has taken rank
with the Irish situation in popular
interest and importance. Newspa.
pors are filled with reports OF
Americas naval program, her pres.
ent strength and hints that Britain
will not attempt to keep pace.
British pride I'm her navy traditions
appeared to be the great barrier to
quiet acceptance OF "A policy of re.
duction.
IL has been pointed out that with
the disposing OF the German fleet,
the country now has no nation
against which 10 prepare.
Observations here saw in the nc.
tivities OF government leaders an at
tempt TO educate the people to real.
ize that with the necessity of de-
Tense no longer facing the country.
Il may be best 10 swallow the pride
as the first sea power and permit
another country to lead the way.
Tho fact that its stepping aside
Turn 10 Back Pago, Column p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
COESTOPEN
FOR sake OF
UNBORN tot
Father, Who Had Escaped
Jail, Wants to Be Square
With World"

CHICAGO. Jan. 20. - James Me.
Elevey. in Joliet prison. hopes for a
pardon that he may be home when
the stork arrives.
He Is In prison because his wife of
IL told him that no ought TO be
square with the world when he be-
comes a father.
He married her last May. after he
had escaped from Joliet. where he
had been sent for breaking parole
on a previous sentence.
McElcvcy didn't let the giri know
he was convict until after their
marriage He obtained a good job
and furnlsfed comfortable home.
when ! rot up enough nerve 20
tell Gertrude ali. ahe urged me TO so
back TO prison and complete my sen.
tence." says McElevey.
~But life with her was too sweet.
'she taught me 10 pray and made
new man out OF me.
when she told mo that the stork
was coming and that tho kids dad
ought TO be on the square with every
body. I gave myself up.
''our baby may have a convict for
a daddy--but not coward"
The young wife s waiting pa
tientiy.
II need Jim now" she says. but
can wait for him. Our conscicnces
are clear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
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JURY EXAMINES
CITY CAR SUPT.

ID. w. Henderson, superintendent
Of municipal railways, was closoteI
with the King county grand jury
as its principal witness Thursday
forenoon in the investigation Of the
city's purchase OF the street rail
ways.
Henderson remained with the jury
approximately two hours He was
followed by y. A. Twitchell. mana
ger Of the San Juan Fishing and
Packing Co, who testified about
five minutes. s. II. Piles, former
United States senator. and attorney
In the test suit brought 10 determine
the validity Of the street car deal
was then called.
Henderson went into the jury
room armed with many volumes and
documents. lie was formerly su.
perintendent Of the railways under
the private administration before the
city purchased them.
Both Prosecuting Attorney NAL
colin Douglas and Deputy Prosecut-
or r. II. Patterson assisted the jury
I'm it's investigation during the en-.
tire forenoon.
George r. CotteriIl. former mayor.
and j. y. Robertson. accountant.
testified Wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
HE WHISPERED;
GETS "a YEARS

When Charles Brown. alias Avort.
charged with grand larceny. whis-
persd 10 a fellow prisoner that es-
cape might be easy because he had
done It before. he paved the wax
for IL years OF Incarceration In the
Oregon peniteutiary for himself.
Brown was overheard BY one of
Sheriff Matt starwich's deputies.
who looked up the mans record.
noted he was an ex.convict from
Salem. Ore. telephoned TO Salem and
found he was the most wanted
man" in Salem.
Brown was taken back 20 Oregon
Wednesday night by an agent OF
the governor OF Oregon. He will
have to serve the remaining eight
years Of 15-year sentence for high.
way robbery and seven more years
for grand larceny which he avoided
when he escaped from Jail In 1915.
During the escape be was shot. but
was never caught.
The charge against him here was
dropped. He was accused Of steal.
ing 81 800 worth Of tires New Years
eve from r. J. Mcintyre. OF Kirk
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

They look alike, and they
look fomiliar-and get DO
yon suppose THEY'RE brothersl
One of 'em looks a BIT like
Mayor CdldreH. So does the
other, for that matter. Dinged
II theV-- By gravy, lUe're got
iti The ciepcr photographer
has put together tCo sides Of
the same face! Isn't that IL.
Carter? ("Yep," says Car
teri He rants TO shoU hon
different the tico sides Of the
same mans face may look.
and for his first subject he
picks Our Mayor. Seei There
is the original photo Of the
mayor betoir. Hello, there,
Hugh CdldneH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
TRAMP SHAKES
FIST AT WOMAN
Had Previously Threatened
Her With Note

Detectives and motorcycle men
were detailed 10 the home OF Mrs
Louis Jenses. 34oo 18th ave. S.
Thursday. when she reported that
the man believed 20 have left a
threatening note at her door Janu-
AIRY i3, had passed thru her yard
and shook his fist al her when she
looked out OF the window. at $50 o.
m, Thursday.
The man went toward the Jeffer-
son Park golf links but the officers
could not find him.
Mrs. Jensen found n note under
her door the morning Of January
10. II read: 'I'll get even with you
yeti. W. w. Friend"
She suspects a tramp who had
been ''panhandling" her back door
each morning after her husband
had gone 20 work. The tramp is
the man who shook his fist at her
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
SUSPECTS
PLEAD MONDAY

John Olsen. alias George Olsen. one
of the two alleged booze runners ar
rested last week by capt. l.. a. Ions
dale, OF the coast guard cutter M
cata, is scheduled to plead to liquor
charges I'm federal court January "a.
II was Olsen's companion. a. II. Jo-
hansen, who, with John j. O'Brien.
member OF the Arcata's crew. at
tackled Capt. Lonsdalo and threw sew.
en- sacks of liquor overheard. Olsen
had no part IN the fight. according
to officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
TRI-STATE
ANTI-JAP meet
Northwest Solons Urged to
Hold Session

SALEM. Ore. Jan. 2o.--A confer.
cncc of representatives Of tho iegis-
laturcn Of Oregon. Washington and
Idaho was proposed today, when
Representative sheldon introduced a
joint resolution In the oregon house
providing for the appointment OF
four representatives. and three sena.
tors To rcpres~n; oregon should such
a conference be arranged.
Tho resolution points out that Gov.
olcott. In his message 10 the Oregon
legislature. called attention TO the
fact that there Is a rapidly growing
feeling in Pacific coast states against
land holding by Japanese. and recon-
NEEDED legislation to check the Japa.
ncsc menace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
GIRL is D0PED;
} CHINAMAN HELD

While federal officers were prepar.
ing charges Of narcotic law violation
against Ko I.aI, Chinese, who was In
citv fail Thursday, one OF his alleged
victims, a 2s,year-old white girl, lay
dangerously ill in Lakeside hospital
from the use Of dope alleged to have
been supplied her by Lai.
The girl. whose name is withheld
bv hospital authorities, Is said to be
,he daughter Of prominent Seattle
family.
Iat was arrested "wednesday after
noon BIZ Postofflce Inspector J. s..
e,venson and Customs Agent A. II.
Hamer. at the hospital lie is al
Legged to have sent narcotics TO the
alri thru the mails. and, according TO
,he arrestlng officers. had dope In
hla possession when taken into Gus
todv.
The girl, IT was said at the hospi'
tai today, would recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
MORE TESTIFY
IN SOPHIA CASE

Francis II. w. Lowle, Canadian
Pacific agent at Juneau, who was
on tho witness stand when court
adjourned Wednesday. was recalled
Thursday morning In the Princess
Sophia case in federal court.
He testified as 10 orders that we're
received and issued by his office
prior 10 the wreeklng OF the Sophia.
Others who testified Wednesday
were E. NJ. Miller. wireless operator
aboard the u. s lighthouse tender
Cedar, one OF the vessels that re-
ceived the Princess sophias S. o. s..
call; j. w Harrlson and Reginald H..
Bennett. formerly officers under Cap
tain Locke. commander OF the i'll
fatcd vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

MEET, SUNDAY

A meeting Of Seattle and Tacoma
organized labor TO discuss the un-
employment situation viii be held
In Seattle. Sunday. p. m. at the
National Guard armory, 1t was an
nounced today.
state and local labor leaders will
address the meeting. Others who
have been asked 60 speak include
Governor Hart. Mayor Caldwell OF
Seattle. and Mayor Riddell of Ia.
coma, and James o'Farrell and
Claude c. Ramsey, chairmen OF the
Pierce and King county commits.
sioners. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Vancouver Russian
Killed by Italians

VANCOUVER. II. c., Jan. 20.-
Peter Baeff. Russian. died in the
general hospital here today. as the
result Of knife wounds inflicted by
two Italians. whose names are un.
known late last night.
In a dying statement. Baeff said
two women urged the Italians to go
after me" Death overlook him be-
fore he could give further details.
The police are searching for the
murderers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
FATHER SUES
HIS DAUGHTER

In Judge w. VI. -French's court,
James Mcdonald Is suing his daugh-
ter. Theresa Farley, To set aside a
deed whereby the young woman ac.
quired five acres from him. Hc sayA
she filled tcr name In on blank
deed he ha1 signed. and left Il with
his wife so that the latter might dis
pose OF the property advantageously
in his absence.
Mrs. Farley answers her father
owed her for helping support the
family, and also for advancing pay.
ments on a mortgage and that he
and her mother now dead. were
aware Of the fact that she filled In
the deed to the property for herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
LENINE'S LIFE
Is IN DANCER
Closely Guarded During His
Illness

RIGA. Jan. 2o.--The life OF NIkolai
Lenlne Is in serious danger, accord.
Ing to All reports reaching here.
The latest report from Moscow
was that Lcnihe. lying ~. Il sur
rounded By Detectives. whose prccau.
tons against a poison plot outrival
those OF the guards OF tho ancient
cars.
Lcnine's guards were reported TO
follow the practice In vogue during
the old regime. All foods are anaiyzs
cd for traces Of poison. and where
their purity IL suspected. the vlands
are offered first 10 the servants pre-.
pairing them. II the servants live
the premier may eat the same prepa.
ration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

100, 900 Outfits of
Clothes to Riddles

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2o.-More
than 100000 outfits of clothing were
distributed to the neediest children
in Central and Eastern Europe in
the past 10 months by the American
Relief administration. one of the
eight organizations working with
Herbert Hoover in the European Re-
lief council. according to a report
just received at the Pacific office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Three Are Killed
in Train Smashup

Los ANGELES. Jan. 20.-Engi-
neer Foss. his, wife. who was sitting
beside him, and one other person
were killed when n gasoline motor
coach of the Southern Pacific struck
an auto on crossing at Huntington
park last night Witnesses stated
that an explosion occurred when Y \
train and auto came together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
CITY MAY NOT
MEET CAR DEBT

Seattle probably viii be in default
February 1 on its interest payment
OF 1915 900. due 10 stone a Webster
on the purchase price Of the street
railways.
After the payment Of salaries.
January 25. the general fund will be
short si7 according to observers
Of the situation
In all likelihood, an effort 20 devise
methods for raising the required
amount viii consume the attention
Of the proper officials during the
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Harding Will Start
for Florida Tonight

MARION, Ohio. Jan. 2o.--The real
conference with best minds will
take place at st. Augustine. Fla.
where President-elect Harding will
do his actual cabinet making. II was
learned today. He was busy clear
ing off his desk today and leaves
late tonight for Florida.
There is no Harding cabinet vet.
IL developed. A shadow of a doubt
even hung about Charles L. Hughes.
today. He has hitherto been ac-
cepted as the next secretary of state.
A hard drive is being made in favor
of Eiihu Root, II was learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20

CRANDMOTHERS
IN AIR FLIGHT

OMAHA. Jan. 2o.--Despite heavy.
low hanging clouds, which made the
visibility very poor, Mrs. II. III.
Wheeler, So. Lincoln. Neb.. grand.
mother, "hopped OFF, from the Lin
coin flying field at 1890 p. m. today.
for her air journey TO Washington
to deliver Nebraska's electoral vote.
Mrs. Wheeler will be joined at
omaha by Mrs. Draper Smith, &C,
Omaha. also a grandmother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
BRITISH EMPLOY
HUMAN SCREEN

DUBLIN. Jan. 2o.--Eight men
and women were wounded in three
bomb attacks directed at the police
last night and early this morning.
The military devised n human
screen" following the sudden spurt
OF fighting. A proclamation posted
turnout the city declared that known
rebels" would be carried In every
lorry patrolling Dublin or adjoining
Meath county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Home Planned for
Women's League

Plans for a home for the Univer-
slty Women's League were an
nounced Wednesday by Miss Vivian
Kellam. president OF the organiza-
tlon. Proceeds from the Anna Case
concert 10 be held February 10 at
Meany auditorium viii 80 towards
the proposed building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
SENATOR JONES CHARGES:
TRYING TO DRIVE
AMERICAN SHIPS OFF SEA
AGED MAN DREAMS
OF DEATH; SELECTS
HIS CASKET; DIES

REDDING. Cal. Jan. 20.--John
r. Lawrence. father OF Mayor
Frank Lawrence. OF SisBon. aged
z5. arose yesterday following a
night in which he dreamed a Wis.
ion Of his death.
During tho afternoon he went
20 an undertaken and selected a
caaket
He then returned home and
early today he died.
Il never saw Lawrence looking
better than when he came 10 my
place yesterday afternoon" the
undertaken said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
JURY IN PEETE
TRIAL IS DRAWN

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2O.--A jury
20 try Mrs. Lofie Louise Pectc. nc.
cused Of the gruesome murder Of
Jacob Charles Denton. rich mining
promoter. was completed just before
the noon recess at her trial before
Judge willis today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
National Guard Men
Face Lynching Trial

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. 20.--
Nine members OF Company NJ. Ala
bama National Guard. indicted at
Jasper on a charge of murder, in
connection with the lynching OF
William Baird. union coal miner, will
be arraigned Friday or Saturday.
Trial date win be set for early tho
following week, IL plans of Horace
Wilkinson. special prosecutor. are
followed.
Baird. a striking miner. who was
lynched. was charged with killing q
National Guardsman. Union Off
cials assert the charges against
Baird were frame up"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
Cities May Donate
Land for Memorials

OLYMPIA. Jan. 20.-Ciues and
counties OF the state are granted tho
right to donate land and funds to be
used for the erection OF war memori-
ais. by a bill introduced here today
by Senator Fred w. Hastings, OF Se-
attic, and referred to the military
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
LIE LIKED HIM;
IL DOESN'T NOW

NJ. J. Fohn. els 18th ave. N. who
had charge Of house in White
Center. liked Jack Britain. %, and
allowed him TO occupy it Thursday
he complained TO Deputy Prosecutor
]. d. Carmody that Britain had left
and some OF the household furnish.
ings had gone with him.
An information charging grand
larceny was filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
TRIED TO BREAK
JAIL; SENTENCED

Allen Robinson. under indictment
as ringleader In an attempted Jail.
break at the immigration detention
station the day before Christmas,
pleaded guilty in federal court Thurs.
day and was sentenced TO 80 days
in the county jail, counting from
December 25, 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
SEATTLE-B0UND
SHIP AGROUND

LONDON, Jan. 20.-Bound for Sc
attic, the steamship Orani has run
aground off the Humber and is in
need OF help. according to a wireless
from her. Lloyd's has announced.
The vessel left Hull shortly after its
nrrival from Rotterdam, january 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
BOY WHO SHOT
POLICEMAN DIES

Creighton Dodge. 2i.year-old ban.
dit. died in city hospital Wednesday
night. He was wounded by Patrol
man V. l.. stevens In gun battle
in which Stevens was also fatally
wounded last Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
JONES OUTLINES
HIS COMPLAINT

our principal competitor for the
worlds carrying trade" said Jones.
lis Great Britain. She win do every.
thing possible to keep us off the
seas.
"A short time ago n reputable
gentleman from Newark, ~. J.. told
me OF his experience in attempting
20 establish n shipping line between
Newark and England. He applied
TO the shipping board TO buy or char.
ter government ships for this pur.
pose. His application was referred
10 the shipping boards representa-.
tive In New York and he said he
was opposed to IL. on being pressed
for his reasons. he said the estab-
lishment OF such "A line would injure
the business OF British lines sailing
out OF New York"
The shipping board agent was a
former cmploye OF the international
Mercantile marine. Jones said, and
then entered into details of his
charges against that corporation
He said that tho Internationars
agreement with the British made the
high chancellor OF Great Britain the
final judge IN any dispute between
the american corporation and the
British. Jones then quoted excerpts
from the alleged agreement.
Benson then reviewed American
shipping of three centuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
MINISTER
STRIVING
TO AVOID
VIOLENCE
Great Crowd of Supporters
Gathers at Jail and
Sings Hymns

AMARILLO. Texas. Jan. 20.--Rew.
Morgan Lee Starke. nationally known
evangelist. was Jailed for contempt
Of court at Canyon, Texas. late to.
day as the result Of a statement
made while conducting a revival
that he saw a crap game in Canyon
on Sunday.
Residents OF Canyon, jealous Of
the reputation OF their village. had
Dr. S;arke summoned before a court
OF inquiry.
When the evangelist failed TO an
pear in answer 10 the summons he
was taken into custody and escorted
into the presence OF the court
REFUSES TO TESTIFY;
II SENT TO JAIL
DR. Starke told the court that in
asmuch as no violation Of law could
be charged and only the spirit Of
the Sabbath was disregardcd. he
would not testify.
Upon his refusal to answer direct
questions Of the justice of the peace
he was held In contempt and sem
tenced 10 Jail.
Reports from Canyon said feeling
was running high among the citA-
gems. A great crowd OF loyal sup
porters OF DIR. Starke gathered at tho
Jail last night and prayed and sang
hymns.
At services at the church where
DR.. Starke was conducting the re-
vivai last night, the Rev. Shaw. pas.
tor OF the church. urged the citizens
, 10 refrain from violence.
DIR. Starke's home Is In Brookiyn-
He Is an evangelist OF the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-20
! 90 l
Cut Seattle To1es.
Cash IR on Resources.
Encourage Industries.
Freemdn's Suggestions.
DOWN in the thick OF things i
~ Miller Freeman.

1VWN N thc thlck OF thinks y
~ Miller Freeman.
The city directory lists him thus;
Publisher. Paclfiesa'tsherman Motor.
ship. Canning Age. Pacific Motor
Boat. Fishing Gazette and salmon
Packers Register.
His office Is in that busy whole
sale district where Columbia street
noses into the railroad tracks and
SAYS "howdy" 10 tho mosquito fleet.
the Alaska liners and the big gas
boats that SO out TO the straits and
WOO the finney tribe In which Free
man has a deep and abiding interest.