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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
HAGEN TELLS STAR OF BOOZE
OHIO MURDER TRAIN
ON WAY EAST WITH
PRISONER QUARTET

los ASGET. .ES, March IA
Heavily guarded and carrying
three men and a woman charged
with three murders In Cleveland
and Akron. special car. dubbed
by detectives as The Buckeye
Murder Special" left here today
10 return the prisoners TO Ohio for
trial.
Prisoners aboard. In charge OF
Cleveland and Akron detectives.
were: Samuel Purpera. i7year.
old gunman and gangrter who
has signed a confession that he
was one OF the highwaymen who
shot and killed w. w. aEly and
George Kramer In a $4,000 pay
roll robbery In Cleveland izst De
cemher.
Charles w. Smith. ~. his
father. c. p. Smith. ~. and the
lat,er's fsyear old bride. Olive.
The Smiths are wanted by the
Akron authorities In connection
with the murder Of Peter SEIZURE.
wealthy reclure. who was beaten
and strangicd TO death on October
in an Akron rooming house.
His mutiiated body was buried
after the crime. Mrs. Smith hss
a yesy-oid baby.
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Hunor in High Places; or, "Buttons" Eludicates

bartender down at the Hotel Butler,
before the calamity, was there. He
had on blue uniform with brass
buttons.
'Hullor said l. whats the fun.
niest thing you ever heard tell OFF"
II dunno said Dan. How come
you up here? amt got drop"
'Whadda you do up here?" I
asked.
Well" he enlightened, II don't do
very well. / wear this uniform. so
the sightseers that come up here can
distinguish me from the other birds
and ask me foolish questions. 9th.
cr day a woman came up and asked
me TO read the Chinese writing
carved on the wall here.
Course know the translation.
It's a description OF Washington
state. You know how the Chinese
are. Their alphabet aintslike ours.
Every character means whole lot.
Down at the Butler we had Chi
nese bar boy. Poor old Roy VIII
liams came In one day He'd been
sick. looked like a skeleton. l said,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
MANSLAUCHTER
CHARGE FILED

Formal charges Of granddaughter
wcr- being prepared In Tacoma
To~~1ny against Roland r. Porthier.
alleged slayer of MAJ. Alexander r.
cronhhife. who wns shot and killed at
Camp I>cwis October 2s. 1918.
This action Ia taken. II was stated
BY District Attorney Robert c. saun-
ders upon telegraphic request from
Peter c. Cannon. United States at
torncy at Providence. r. l.. where
Porthier Is now held by the depart
ment Of justice
The warrant was being attestcd 10
by Assistant District Attorney
Boyle. In Tacoma.
Tho warrant win be forwa arded to
Providence. where a court order for
Porthier's removal will be secured
In the normal course OF events.
Sanders stated, IL will be about 20
days before Porthier arrives In Ia.
coma
Further testimony. win then be
taken and the trial arranged. unless
the defendant pleads guilty to the
charges.
Porthicr was at the time OF the
fatal shooting n sergeant bugicr at
Camp Lewis. He was one of the
three witnesses Of the affair. and is
said to have admitted that he shot
the major, but that II was uninten-
uona.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
TO
GO AHEAD
ON recall
Manning Perfects Plans for
Campaign to Gust
Gov. Hart

Actual work Of circulating peti.
tions asking for the recall Of Gov.
ernor Hart because he refused 10
veto the poll tar will be begun
within a few days, Joseph r. Man
ming. Seattle undertaken. announced
Tuesday.
Manning said he was getting his
organization perfected and expect.
cd 10 get down to business within
the week.
Manning has abandoned his origi.
nai plan Of carrying the poll tax
fight 10 the state supreme court.
for ruling on the emergency
clause. which makes IL ifnpoasible
10 circulate referendum petition
against the measure.
Ways and means OF cofiecffne the
poll tar and providing funds there
for are 10 be Discussed at a meeting
bring arranged between tho county
asHrNror. county commissioners,
county treasurer and the sheriff.
Gov. Hart's signature 10 the Law
Monday morning made every man
and woman b~twccn 81 and 80 pears
old debtor 90 the state in the sum Of
IS. The tar is payable after May
and delinquent after June 30. after
which date the sheriff may seize
hats. shoes. clothing or other person
al property for payment
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| Thick.
| stifiey.
| spring fever.
osior of green onion.
Open season for poets.
Outside OF Central building needs
q bath.
Course Ia beginning Chinese to be
Eiven at u.
Victims OF Sunday night bus truck
smash Of Tukwiia improve
Tacoma has Fecplng Tom Pesks
In J. r. Hsrsett's homo there
/ kiddien' Easter parade. Hon
Marche baby shop. q IN. Tuesday.
Good Friday concert. Friday Z o.
m. Plymouth Congregational church.
Campbell Keilerher. iiis spring
ST.. awarded A. n degree a, Har-
ward.
Pierce county dog. fiu-~t. says
that county's treasurer. How bout
II. dogs
Herbert A. Owen. mayors s~cr~.
tary. announces his middle namc. n,
10 Alfred
-rhou shalt not kilr" TO be em
blazonsd on new tnffe pamphlet
In TaconsA
| Min<s shut down TO boost n. G.
coal. Gays J. C. Reynolds. an cper-
afor of II. c.
Two Tacoma maids celebrate
springs arrival by swimming In
sound, Br.rr.
| Tacoma city council indor~~s spo-
kane councils attack on ocrtificate
Of necessity bill.
Tacoma Scandinavian American
bank depo<sfors urged To III. claims
before Saturday.
Waits five years for chance 20 file
on oil claim. Alexander Enos- Leaves
for ALASKA today.
High freight rates may force
shutdown OF 81 Paul a Tscoma
Lumber Co.'S plant
Mai Carl H. Reeves celebrates
happy sprinEfime ~itn a Dcw baiik
| Qhand- painted necktie-
| City council and board Of public
works plan days trip TO Cedar Fails
power plant wednesday.
Found-One fishing poir. one can
| OF worms. Ballard car. Now at lost
bursau Of rnuny railway.
Good news for bird dogs State
game farm passes out China pheas
ant eggs for propagation.
| Lin~man steps on her foot Pacific
Telephone Telegraph Co. pays
Hope c. Benton. IL. si2S.
Dances Kills. BaEpipcs. Brogue.
Mutual Business Mems association
scotch entertainment. April 4.
Didn't intend TO violate law. Only
had booze. Otto Hugo and Hen
wifford charged In federal court
Seattle residents prepare 10 com.
mute. Practice running for boats.
juggling huge parcels OF groceries.
Edward &. Franklin. Industrial In.
surance shark. arrives from Victoria
with three pairs of Scotch plaid
socks.
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DRY AGENTS
ARE shot IN
BOOZE war
Reinforcements Gathered
for Second Descent on a
Texas Ranch

Ell PAso. Texas. March .s.-S.
r. Beckett and Arch Wood. pro
hibition officers. were slain while
searching for q suspected eonnisn-
ment OF whisky at the shesrusan
ranch. near here. early today.
The two officers were m~meers
Of party Of federal agents who
went TO tho ranch to intercept the
alleged delivery Of 20 cas~s Of
whisky. As they approached the
ranch house they were called on
to halt A. they advanced. the Of.
ficers were fired on from the house.
Beckett and Wood both, being
killed
The voliey broke up the attack
and y call was sent TO FL Paso for
rsinforc~menta Twenty officers re-
sponded and search was begun for
c. +. shearnan and bis son. Neil.
owners Of the ranch.
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That's where Mount Rainier would
be on clear day, off to the ieft
there. Those are the Olympic noun
tains across the bay. behind tha4
cloud bank. You can't see en- this
morning. but I'm telling you. Up
that way is splendid
town. And down this other way.
the other side of Portland. is Mt. St
Helens. Can't quite see IL. or the
Himalayas today. Too hazy."
what do you have this ironwork
railing around here for?" l inter-
rupted. ITO keep giddy women
from falling OFF,"
No" said Dan. That's TO keep
the married men from jumping.
gotta go now. Here comes a sight
seer with couple of ladies. That's
his new auto. way down there in the
street. Looks like a flyspeck. but
it's one of them big Chambers. He's
"A millionaire's SON"
The millionaires son approached.
"G'morning." greeted Dan. What
beats your father on now?"
r. S.--The city editor growled.
sourly. "Funny--like u crutch-"
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HE
Says, DRUG
ON MARKET
Sound Country Honeycomb-
ed With Caches; "l'm
Thru" Says He
ny LEE SULLIVAN

"Boore was never 40 plentiful
here as ), is now. Millions 81 dol
lars worth was brouxh, IN Las,
year
'ons bcotieggcr hrouTh, IN 500
cases IN one week recently. and IN
stiii going strong.
-Booxe here is drug On the
market. 30 much is brought In. Itn
hard 90 sell u for $50 q case. where
year ago iiso could be easily got
ten.
The whisky IL brought IN In
boats from Canada and switched
into auto trains. cached In the
woods and delivered In small lots.
The woods near tho Sound are hon
eyoombsd with caches.
sOns hundred and flfty cases Of
whisky have been taken from me
Ian knockoxrra' aimee January 4,
roiicrsn.n mass~ the steals IN sotns
cases. Their names viii never pass
my flrw I'm not n rnisch-
Il owned half Interest In two
beats making a trip y week from
Vancouver loaded with booze.
Thsyn never ind the boats now
scores Of good bootiegEers are
bnxenly operating
I'd Hagen. riump~d down in a
chair in the Jailcr's office IN city
jail. a cigar stub jammed In hts
mouth. made the above statements
In an exclusive interview with The
star before ieavins for Mcneil
Island Tuesday 10 servo n two year
term for stealing i.soo bottles of
booz1 from a government warehouse
Hagen sighed. and continued;
And I'm thru when I get out
they'll never catch me with another
bottle Of booze. The wife. the two
Kids and myself will beat 4, away
from this town--I've been here too
long. 81 yoar--and III 20 strnight-
NOT THE HAGEN
or OLD DAYS
Hagen. huge and heavy. u not
IN. same I'd Hagen whose police
record scintillated with spectacular.
amazing arrests. Hagen, tho con-
vict.toba. the convicted bootlcgger.
ts not quito the Same Ed Hagen
who fought Battling LcvinAky for
right TO a chance Mt the worlds
heavy title In New York some years
hack
The powerful frame of the ex.
copper. boxer and baker is padded
with pound upon pound OF surplus
flesh.
Fat" Ed calls n.
Tho good right hand that stirred
the brides and stars In many a
boxers toppicce. is not what II
used 10 be. The finger that pulled
the trigger OF the gun that killed
negro gunman In the South End
in the wild days. Is useless. A
few months ago that finger and
the one next to u were sliced off
Mt the second knuckle In an acci-
dent
But the fierce fearicssncss that
has always characterized I'D Ha.
gen stu hangs about him Tho
firm jaw and boidncss still remain.
And perhaps always will.
But I'm not sauealing." he said
suddenly after silence. I'm
going over TO Mcneil Island and
I'm going to be good dog. There's
no use getting tough in prison.
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And tf1cn he spoke. and she recog
nized his voice instantly az the voice
Of the man who. with careless in
differences, had blasted her happi-
ness.
"Deiighted TO meet you" he said.
II know your old rascal OF hus-
band well, Mrs. Iawless. Many a
good time we've had together in the
past"
And shall have In the future" !"
Chris struck In casually. Don't put
IL no definitely in the past"
He turned 10 boyish.looking
youth who had been standing looking
on rather aheepishly. Marie. this Is
Atkins"
"Awfully pleased to meet you" he
said. "shall we go and look ONT Chris
and Feathers are going TO play pills"
Marie raised dazed eyes to him.
I'm Feathers," bakers explained
casually. "So-cailed on account Of my
hair--which invariably stands up on
end. You may have noticed"
Anyway. don't know what the
game OF pills is." she said.
The boy Atkins began to explain.
ITS billiards. They're rotten play
ers, both OF them. and we shall get
some fun out OF watching them. I'll
find you n good seat"
Chris looked AT his wife dubiously.
III you're tircd-if you'd rather
didn't play" he began diffidentiy.
but the girl shook her head.
Chris had taken off his coat 10 he
more free to play. and he looked a
fine figure Of man In his shirt.
sleeves. she thought. ss he stood
charking his cue and laughing with
Feathers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
a BACHELOR HUSBAND
Copyright, 1921, by w. J. Watt &c Co.

he asked. Won't II do prescntiy7''
She shook her head.
"Chris--f want 10 tell you'll know
all about our wedding'"
IAN about our wedding7- he asked
wondcrinEly.
II mcap--I know why you mar.
ried me-" she said.
"Wby7" The hot blood rushed 10
his face. who told your" he asked
sharply.
Does that mattcr7 Just found
out And IL wanted TO say that
II doesn't matter. IL
think IT was quite right OF you"
He walked UP to her. and laid his
hands on her shoulders.
"Well--well Can't we go
on - Just being good frfcnds?--
Just only being good friends?--just
only being good friends. mean"
Very well--it shall be as you
wish--of courser'
She got up early. long before the
other people In the hotel were astir.
and went out and down to the
sands.
Good morning. Mrs. Lawless"
She started. flushing painfully as
her eyes met the kindly quizzical
gaze OF "FeathersP
Good morning." said Marie. II
thought was the first one up" she
added resentfully.
lie laughed carelessly.
II knew you didn't like me-" he
said In friendly fashion. II could
read II in your eyes last night"
There was little silence.
Have you got any brothers2" he
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
SECOND
attempt
7 0 DIE
SUCCESS
Former Motorman Makes
Human Target Of Himself;
Tried Gas Monday

Now ] guess I'll try one -
myself." said q. w. Rasmusseay
81. former street car motormAn.
after exhausting 50 cents
worth Of shots in . sbeotfng
gallery n 1908 First ave. -
NOM Tuesday. Then he tvrlsq1
the gun on himself and WUg
dad . few minutes later.
Noting Rasmussen's seriousnou
as he uttered hts gruesome -.
a girl In charge Of the gnlIeFy
screamed and fled while the ma
calmly ended his life.
The body was taken at once -
the county norgue. where Coroner
w. H. corson pronounced death
due to a bullet wound in the hight
side. Rasmussen lived at 7sl3
Sixth ave.
An attempt made by RasmumBeu
TO commit suicide by the us e
gas in the O-w. hotel, at 3:lo 1.
m. Monday was thwarted By p
troiman s. F. Dotson, who sUelled
was and broke into the room 10
time 10 send the unconscious man
10 the city hospital. where he vas
resurcftstcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
Corporal Stays
Wife; Ends Life

ROCKFORD. Ill. March 22.-The
"Madcion" of the Great Lakes train.
ing station lay murdered here today.
Mrs. Beulsh Upton Howard. who.
like the girl In the popular French
war song. kept up the morale OF
student sailors at Great Lakes by
singing during the war. was shot in
a hotel here last night by Corporal
Charles Howard. Camp Grant her
husband. who then committed sui
.tdo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
Woman Passes Sc
Receipt as Check

With n county clerks receipt for
81. paid for fiiinE n divorce suit. a
woman obtained So worth of gro.
ceries by indorsing her name on the
back. according 10 report OF w. A.
swanson. Of the Northern Grocery
Co. 4si9 Pbinncy ave, to tho county
clerk Tuesday. Swanson. who gave
the woman'u name. said he present.
ed the paper 10 bank for cashing
and discovered for the first time II
represented money paid out instead
OF 20 be paid In.
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BN kAtIH y. BENJAMIN
LIVERY TIME l think about II !
~ get mad.
Every time I pick up a newspaper
and see the same old bunk. I get a
temperature.
Every time hear some fat. pom
pous bondhoider. rent collector or
dealer In pork chops. tell the old
story. heat up.
1t makes me mad. I tel you. not
just peevcd.
refer to the great American aiiei
the so-caIied reduction In the cost
OF living
Ffrs, Of all. the cost Of living hasn't
gone down for ma
GROCERY BILL LARGE
As 1T ALWAYS WAS
The grocery bill II just as large.
tho the purchases are no larger.
know sugar Is down. but the rent
knit Carfarcs are up. taxes arc ur.
4 poll tax has been added 10 the pile.
and the restaurants haven't cut their
prices enough TO make the drop sisi-
VI - to the naked eye
l hear q shoe dealer yodci about
dropping prices. Then I 80 TO buy a
aair Of shoes and tho shoes the sales
man shows me are sfiil figured at sit
70 SIS. I can buy pinx-shaped brutes
cf shoes for s. and 50. Yeah But
the regular shoea stifi wear the huge
price IaheiA
II makes me mad. ten you
Especially II makes me mad when
l find a newspaper quoting statistics
gotten up by a politician clerk back
In Washington. D. C.. telling us that
the prices are all way down. and
that we can live for 20 or 50 or 100
per cent less than VIC could a couple
years ago.
It's the bunk know IT, You an
know it.
WAIT TILL
THE RENTS GO DOWN
When the rents go down. the street
cars drop rrices. thu gas trust lops .
couple dimes from the bill. the taxes
slump and the butcher doesn't try TO
make his rent off Of each hunk Of
-ound steam he seils--thcn III quit
getting mad over this bunk talk
about lower costs Of living
Don't tell me Live too high. ]
don't. And n makes me mad when
you talk that way.
, The other day ! wanted = few
sticks of lumber. found that the
price drop had been lost somewhere
between the sawmill and me--if there
ever was a price cut
I'm getting suspicious OF all who
sell. II a salesman whines about the
drop in prices. right away ] get mad
all over again
wanted TO buy rug tn replace
the thing that the neighbors have
kicked TO pieces coming in 10 use the
phone--and found tina, the kind OF
a rug / wanted has gone up In the
last few weeks.
Say. Mr.. Editor. why don't you DO
something about it7 Why do you
continue to elucidste bunkun about
big cute in the cost OF living7 Quit
II. You make me mad.
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NOW GO ON WITH STORY
fCOnfinued From Our Last Issue)

A bachelor husband. IL seemed 10
completely 10 sum up the situation.
and before Marie's eyes rose a dread
fui picture Of the future In which
Chris would be nothing more to her
than he had been during the past
five years.
What about that game Of bill
l,ards?" the voice asked with n
yawn, and there was a movement on
the other side OF the bank Of ferns
which hid the speaker from Marie.
She could not see him as he moved
away, and she sat on. nunted and
cold. until presently Chris came look.
ing for her and found her out
He slipped careless hand thru
her arm and led her across the
lounge to where a group OF men
stood chatting and laughing to-
gether.
He touched one Of them on the
shoulder.
"Dakers--I want TO Introduce you
10 my wife"
Marie gave him her hand. Was
this the man who had brought her
castle tumbiing down7 she wondered,
and her brown eyes were full OF un-
conscious pathos as she raised them
70 his face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
Talk Settlement
in Stillman Case

NEW YORK. March ,i.--on the
eve OF the first open court hearing
In the suilnan divorce scandal. re-
ports Of a private settlement we're re-
vived today.
Emphasis was PLACED In certain
quarters on the fact that an appii.
cant for a divorce must come into
court with clean hands" and that
charges regarding the alleged reis-
tons Of James A. stiilman. multi.
millionaire banker. with Mrs Flor.
ence n. Leeds had made II diff
cult for him to obtain a decree In
this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22
Syracuse Student
Drowned in Canal

SYRACUSE. n. r.. March s..--
The frcshman banquet at Syracuse
university today became a memorial
service for James A. Gafney In.
stead OF the usual e1ubcran, jolli-
fication-
Cafney. aged 20. Hudson. ~. Y.
was drowned in the canal a, o..
wcgo. ~ r.. last night while trytnT
TO capture three sophomore off
Gers who were 10 be taken 10 the
yrariinR banavc, as hostaE~A The
canal WINS drained today TO recover
the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22

Drury. Tacoma capitalist and for.
mer director OF the defunct Scandi.
navian American bank. OF Tacoma.
was arrested late Monday on five
warrants issued under authority OF
five secret indictments returned by
the county grand jury. He was re.
leased on s3S 900 bail. put up by a
number OF Tacoma business men.
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Booze Customers
Come at Bad Time

While deputy sheriffs Searched the
house at ioi5h Pike St Monday
night customers came. according TO
their report Tuesday on the arrest
OF Mrs. Fay Huston and Mabel Rob
ertson. colored occupants Of the
place. They seized six quarts q
liquor found under a trap door. they
said
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King George w. in
Police Court Here

King George Nv was tried in -.
lice court Tuesday. accused OF being
drunk-on grapo. After the King
and his wife had pleaded for Ken
iency on the grounds OF previous
innocence. Judge John p. Cordoa
suspended sentence and ordered
them TO return TO Monohan. where
King George slaves in a mill. King
George Nv is an Indian.
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GIRL WOULD
MARRY FOR
sl,@fUND
Wants to Sell Self to Pay
for Operation for
Mother

TRENTON. ~. J.. March ss "A
ieyearoid girls offer 10 sell herself
into marriage for $1,000. was taken
ssriouEiy By at loasu score Of men
today.
That numbers Of letters had been
received by Dorothy Miller. who sp-
p~aisd for the money 10 pay for
dergo sunday. with marriage when
she reached the age OF is. az 70.
ward
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trying to cheer him up. Roy. they
amt been doing right by you. Looks
like little home cooking would do
you good He kinda laughed; made
him feel good. Then the Chinaboy
comes In and looks at Roy, like that,
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Pacific Mail Ship
Point Bonita Ashore

SAN FTtANCIsCU. Mafch IL
The Pacific Mail stsAmer Point
Bonita en- route from Baltimore
TO San rrancisco. In aground a,
carsio Island. off the coast OF
Costa RloaA according TO adslces re
cetvcd here today.
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Clad as Woman, He
Loots Car Berths? :?

Dressed In wornan's apparel. 8,
y. Keifcr. 2s. was arrested on a
Northern Pacific train out Of Yaki.
ma to Seattle carly Tuesday morn
Ing by a special agen; OF the rail.
road who claimed Keifer was at
tempting 20 rifle Pullman berths.
Ksfer is in the county Jail on an
open charge.
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Packer Employees
Nav Not Strike

WASHINGTON. March 77.--Pros-
poets OF averting the threatened
packers strike were considered bet.
ter today.
THE outlook is very encouraging.
said X. =. Brennan. attorney for the
employees believe we may roach n
scttiement today or tonight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22

TOKYO, March zz.-Six hun
dred statesmen. journalists ana
business men meeting here today
announced the organization of the
International Peace associatiou.
formed for the purpose OF dispelling
prejudice against Japan and par.
ticularly to promote friendship with
China and the United States
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They Watched Too
Well for Nicholaa

Nick Bellu. who asked federal
prohibition agents to watch his
soft" drink establishment for boot
leggcrs and was caught at the
game himself. was fined total Of
$3.50 in federal court Tuesday when
he pleaded guilty to booze charges.
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Cor I parricd. "Whcre7"
AS far as you like" he answered.
In his usual definite. precise way.
| went. | went 60 the 42d story OF
the 42.story l.. c. Smith building,
than which there is no farther
Dan Preston. who usedto be head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-22

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March 71-
on the eve of his retirement from
the movies. william &. tBilD Hart
today reiterated = denial of pub
lished reports that he and Jane
Novak. leading woman In many Of
his productions. are to be married