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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
STATE CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR
OFFICERS 10 VISIT CARROLL

Carroll county will have the distinc-
ton OF having the first visit In the
FISCAL year OF the officers OF the Mary
land Christian Endeavor Union when
they visit the county Sunday,
November G. for two mass meetings
The trst meeting will be Held az
g. Marks Lutheran Church. Hamp-
stead At 230 y. M. and will be a raj
" Of the Christian sndeavor forces
not only OF Hampstead. but OF the
surrounding community The male
Chorus Of Bethel Church. ut Carroll
ton. has been invited 10 furnish the
special music for the occasion.
The second meeting viii be az 7.3g
y. m, az st. Mary's Lutheran Church,
silver Run, for the Endenyors OF not
only Myers district. but OF the sur
rounding community
The speakers viii be. State presi-
dent, George j. Ritterbusch: General
Secretary SOencer n Sisco: Field
Secretary Carroll ". Wright; Junior
superintendent. George X. Smith, ana
Musical Director Richard A. Harris.
all OF Baltimore.
These meetings are being held un-
der the auspices Of the Carroll coun-
~ Christian Endeavor Union, and will
be presided over by the county presi-.
dent All Endeayors and friends are
cordially invited and urged to attend
md become better acquainted with
the leaders OF the Christian Endeavor
forces In Maryland
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

a very delightful surprise party
was given % Mr. YIN. Corbln. this
city Tuesday evening There was
games, dancing and music. a. la,e
hour an were invited 70 the dinng
room whore tbey enjoyed the many
good cuta Those present were MI.
and Mra VIM Corbiu, Jr., his mother
Mrs VIM Corbn, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Babylon. Mr. and Mrs Joshua Corbin
Mr. and Mrs George schaner. Mir
and Mrs O. G Corblu. Misses Flor
ence Corbin. Eta Corb.n. Pearl Cor
bin. Pauline SchaBer. Helen Schaner
Mabel COrbin. Moasrs Wardsld Baby
Ion, Clarence Corbin Roy CorbiB,
VIM, Curbin, Herbert corhin, Richard
Corbin. Woodrow C9rbin. Edward
COrhin. Raymond Corbin and sam
Schafler
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
MISS AUDREY CHANEY MARBLES
At POMONA

From Hotylllu Tribune, California
Many Boltyille people viii be glad
20 learn 81 the marriage % Nlta Au
drcy Charcy 10 William 6 Siarncr,
u this vicinity The nuptlais occur
red Sunday morning at the home ni
Mrs. Annabel Hull Chancy at Pumu-
na
After q brief honeymoon spent on
the coast. the Young couple will re-
turn to HoItVlllr, where they viii
make their future home on ranct
southeast OF Holtylllc
The bride viii be remembered ar
the second daughter Of Mrs CLANCY
formerly uf this city. and II sister
81 Homer c. CLANCY, who lately has
made bis home on the rogst
The Rrocm. ~ G. staFncr. - sch.
known ranchpr 81 ii0itdllc having
lived here TOT ucarly eleven wears ne
is q son ul Mr. and Mrs Jacob y.
starner, OF wcstmlnstcr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
MRs. RrPpERT ENrERTAlNs.

a pleasant day was spent at the
home Of Mrs Catherine Rupert and
family last sunday, near Shipley.
Those present were Mr. John Daugn-
erty and wife, Mrs Barbara Wist, Mr.
David RUPERT, Mrs Annie Halle
myer and sons, Charles, George ana
John and daughter, Marie and Agnes
Huber. all OF baltimore; Mr.. Adam
Rupert and daughters. Theresa and
Marguerite, John and Adam Rupert,
Jr., Edward Freyman and Wife, all o.
Westminster; Mr. and Mrs. William
Rupert, son and daughter, George
Ruppert Of near shipley, and John
Hook. N
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
GIRLS CLIB CELEBRATE HAL
LOWERN

few ~ the members % the Girls
Club OF Grace Lutheran Church en-
tertained the rest OF the members on
Halloween evening at the home OF
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Reaver
East Main street. To the surprise OF
ed as ghosts and To their surprise
they were greeted and admitted By
ghosts who accompanied them on a
ghost walk, which caused great deal
ot excitement and merrlment Follow
ing this. Halloween FRANKS and tricks
were enjoyed. The home was artist
cally and suitably decorated for the
occasion and at a late hour all par
took OF Halloween delicacies which
were served from a table beautifully
arranged with favors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
10 CNE TnF ORATORIO, 4ELuAn-

Tho Western Maryland College
Choral Club has decided TO give the
oratorio, Elijah by Mendolssohn.
some time during commencement
June next This club is selected from
the student body OF the college ana
the cholrs and singers OF Carroll
county Persons living outside OF the
county who are able 70 meet for re-
hearsal are invited also TO sing In
this chorus.
Last year the chorus that gave
Handels Messiah" was composed 81
about two hundred voices. The won
derinl success of that presentation
leads 10 The hope that at least three
hundred voices can be secured for this
0ratorIO
Neadclssohn's Elijah ranks rs mu-
sicai production next 10 Hendels Mes
slab. although some musical critics
prefer Elijah 10 the Messiah. II Is giv-
On annually In New York City and
other musical centers An unusual Oh.
portunity Is presented % all lovers OF
music who are interested in music 20
Join IN this chorus. and the wish is
expressed that the singers of Carroll
county Will respond at once to the in
yitaiion to Join
a rehearsal for organization viii
take place in Smith Han, Western
MARYLAND College. Friday evening, Mo-
vember nth, ut $50 o'clock. Follow
ing the rehearsal there viii be So
cial hour to enable the members of
the chorus % get acquainted.
a. ~ WARD,
President Of Western Maryland Col.
lcge.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
PLrASANT CHOW ANp REEsE.

Don't forget the Ladies Aid Society
meets at tile home OF Mrs. IRA Dor
sey al the regular time and all come
out Also remember, 20 see the coll
lectors.. Miss Mollie Read and Mrs.
Edgar Lockard.
Sunday school on Sunday at $50
Mr.. Ira Dorsey took load OF our
people In his truck IN to the parade
and services last Sunday. Quite a
good representation from our
churches attended.
Mr.. and MRS Butler Gorsuch were
recent. guests at the home Of their
nephew, Mr.. Elmer Caple, Liberty
Heights.
Miss Angela Eckenrode and Master
Boswell spent the weeks end with
their grandparents. Mr. and Mp8
Frank Eckenrode.
We are glad TO know that one OF
our former residents. Mr.. Chas. Taw-
ney. has returned from Baltimore
hospital in a much improved condl-
ton.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
ENTERTAIN WASHINGTON GUESTS

A very enjoyable day was spent at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Marsh, East Green street. in honor OF
Mr.. Marsh's sister, Ida and friends.
of Washington. D. c The feature OF
the event was chicken dinner, ice
cream cakes and all the good things
OF the season
Those present were John Marsh
and wife, MI and Mrs Israel Utg, Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Smith, MT. and Mrs.
Edward Harver Mr.. and Mrs. AJohn
Gail, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Elliott. OF
Washington; Mr. and Mrs Algenie
swinburn, of Washlngton: Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel tFtz. Mrs. Joseph wimert.
Hilda Harver. Mabel Wimert Cath
arine Harver. Mary Utz, Annie Gahi.
Pauline Harver. Rollen Harver Wall
ter Wimert and friend, Mildred IIar-
yer,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04

KaneaS City, Mo, oct, 30.-A man
killed his wife at Swope Park last
night placed her body in a motor
car beside him, and drove around for
an hour.
BENJAMIN r. Rowland. 30 years old.
patched 10 domestic differences. fol-
lowing quarrel yesterday, and de.
cided 10 have picnic ut the park, ll2
rented a motorcar while his wife fixed
some sandwiches
Reaching the park, they halted and
prepared 10 eat The quarrel was re-
sumed and according 10 Rowland.
when he came 10 his senses. he found
the body OF his wife IN his arms.
Wrapping his oyercoai around her
he placed her In the car beside him,
and drove around awhile before de-
Gliding 90 80 10 the home Of his brnth
er. G. u Rowland
Rowland left the body IN The car
across the street while he went -
call his brother The two then calico
an attorney and went 20 the pDlics
headquarters. leaving the body IN the
coupe
AZ headquarters G - Rowland told
Captain Anderson "Ny brother KILLED
bis wife, lie wants 20 give himself
up
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
BIRD MIL

Tho last meeting Of the Ladies' Ala
met az the church Thursday. October
q. with Is members and visitors
present The meeting opened with
singing hymn No l09 scripture
reading By Mrs. Beard. Lords prayr
by all Minutes OF last meeting were
read and approved roll called and
dues collected, amounting to $3.50.
Refreshments To be served at election.
The meeting closed with singing.
Place for next meeting left open,
The Ladies' Aid will serve refresh
ments Of sandwiches. cake, coffee. ice
cream and oysters at John Bakers,
election bay November s.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
WANTED.


HONEY BEES Wanted.-Will buy
any number In any kind OF hives Bet
ter sell now while the selling is good.
A long cold winter is in sight. Drop
me card saying how many you win
seli.-Rockward Nusbaum, Uniontown
Md oct2i-its
Civil Service examination Noyem-
her Positions $1400-s1600. Age. Is
upward. Experience unnecessary For
free particulars. instruction, write J.
Leonard CORNER Civil Seryice exam
inerl 5si Equitable Bldg. Washing
ton. d. G.
oct 2S-3t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04

Shamer, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Shamer, OF Patapsco; Mr.. and
Mrs, Howard Schaffer, OF Hampstead;
Mrs. Mammie Anderson, New York /;
Mrs. Lillian Schnitza, Of Baltimore;
Miss Hazel Shamer and Margaret, oil
Patapsco: Ellen, Janette and Carlin
Schader, OF Hampstead; Evelyn Sha-
mer. OF this place; Mrs. Ralph Mar
tin, New York Geo. Shamer, Baltimore,
James Shamer, Melvin Barrlck, Geo.
Houck, Henry Wineholt, OF this place,
Leroy Shamer. David Shamer, OF Pa
tapsco, and David Hand, OF Hamp-
stead.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
PATAPsC0

A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. D.
+. Shamer. OF Patapseo, October 80,
being family reunion. The eveuins
was spent very enioyably Geo. Sham
er furnished the music for the oc-
casion. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. r. shamer, Mrs. George +.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
PARMrRs CALENDAR.

Nov Community Show, Keysvilie
Nov. Corn Show and Oyster sup
per, SmallwOod Grange
Nov, 12--Land Drainage demonstrn.
ton. dynamitlng ditch By Dupont 90.
Nov. la Poultry Show, Opening
Day.
Nov 10. Carroll County Farm
Council Meeting S b m.
Nov &C.. Poultry Show. Faucier s
Day.
Nov. IT, Poultry show, Farmers
and Poultrymen's Day
NOV. is. Poultry Show, IJoys' and
Girls Club Day.
Nov 10. Poultry Show, Military
Day.
Nov 20 Pomona Grange, Frizell-
burg
Nov, Goth to Dec 3d.. County Exhi.
bit.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04

A movie actress says she's look
ing for perfect man 70 marry him
She can locate quite a number by
reading tombstones, hut she can't
marry them -Greenyiile (s. o.
Piedmont.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
EOR SALE.

Fine single Comb Brown Leghora
and Rose Comb Silver Hamberg
Coekerols
BENTON AliBAuGH,
Carrier s, Westminster, Md.
nov 4 = 4
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-04
TAKES DRIVE WITH BODY or
WIFE HE KILLED

MIssOURIAN, AFTER MOTORING
AN HOUR WITH DEAD MATE
ENGAGES ATTORNEY AND Sur.
RENDERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Real Estate Men
Choose Officers

TACOMA. wash, Aug. 27.--Percy
IAvcscy. Bcillnghan. was named
president OF the Northwest Real Es-
tato association nj the annual con.
vention held IN Paradise Valley to
day Ito succeeds Ira y. High,
Boirc. y. s. Barrett. spokane. suc'
eecds George N Elliott. Tacoma, as
vice president. for Washington.
Other officers elected were;
c. T. Cross. Victoria. y. c; C. a.
Mckcnna. Portland. Joe Roche. Bill.
ingu. Mont a. l.. Murphy. Caldwell.
Idaho, H. E. Farman. Calgary. vice
presidents. and Fred o. Brockman,
Portland. secretary treasurer.
The associations name was
changed because OF the inclusion OF
British Columbia and Alberta.
Vancouver. u. c.. Will have next
years conventions Spokane won the
prize cup for the best speech on
'seillng n city" and Vancouver won
the prize for the greatest achieve.
ment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
ALLEGED FRAUD
GANG ARRAICNED
Charged With $50 600, 900
SwindIe, Face Court

CHICAGO. Aug. .7.-Charies w.
French and members OF hts alleged
$50. 600. 600 swtndie gang were ar.
raigned today before United States
COMMISSIONS James n. Glass.
They faced the technical charge OF
using the mails 20 defrsud and con.
spiraey TO use the mails TO defraud.
Prosecution by the state. in adj.
dition 10 action by federal author.
titles. Is expected. The state. accord
ing 20 prosecutors. viii charge al.
legged violation OF the state banking
laws and operation Of a confidence
game.
Rudolph Kohn IL the latest 10 turn
against French After protesting
French's innocence Tor over week.
kohn announced today he would
testify for the state.
Assistant District Attorney Cilnnln
Eald the men plotted TO sell unse-
cured paper to banks. thereby lining
the vaults OF financial institutions
with bogus securities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Good BUSINESS
AT LOCAL MART
Fruit and Produce Moving
Well, Is Report

fruit and produce were moving well
saturday. with some commodities
firm. Fancy apples were scarce and
rticmand strong. which h keeping the
price firm on that stock cnnualoupcn
were selling well M tt.75 a standard
crate. The Burrei Gem variety was
quoted at g. crate.
There was a keen demand for good
quality grapes at from ti5o TO ii7b
a lug on the Thompson seedless. g. 90
TO '2.bo for the MalngAs and Muscat
varieties and 80 n crate for Morocco
grapes.
The tomato market was firm sat.
urdny at 81 box for fancy stock.
Celery n meeting an inerenAing de
nand and with the supply liberal.
the price lp steady nj from 90 cents
20 81 dozen lunches
No changes were reported on the
Wholesale dairy mart. with butter
firm and eFEs weak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Vessels in Port At Seattle

Smith Cove Terninaf--pier A. s;r wheat.
land Montana. str Croas Keys
rnisn on Dock estroysrs Thornton
and Norris
Bell Street rsrminai-u. 4 l. ". T.
Heather. str Admiral Eodtnaa. des.
tfeysFs Meade. aailey. Dothwsii. Wa.
Jones'
Pier fs-str wshkssns.
Pier s--u n y. c. collier Saturn. ssr
Davenport
Pier s--str West fappa
Pier s-str t.atouehe str President
L. shippinx Heard Meorfnxs-str Del
rosa. str Eastern Glen. str ieonlufn.
str ANA Y. MORSE. str West Hart.
land.
Commercial Bosisr werks--u. q l. q
Relief
Mn..ukss oe-aa rsrmiasi--su ives,
Haven
Spokane Street Tsrrnfnai--xo,orzafp W.
y Burrou.
pushIe yard-st- West fvsa
East waterway D><x q warshouss Co -
Str fnaho Mara
Arnss yard---gsr Roosevelt
fiarhar Island Deck 4 wArshoass--str
West Carak.
pvurnoua Lxh,srsgs Co. peek--sr
American
Settieso. Miri--s.r Fer.., Tl-s.
Hsff.rnan pock-xesorsnip Anvu. c. O.
Eagle No. 81.
winston Msrius Ralfway--str Mornfnx
Star. bksn Alicia Havsrsids. scar
Csmano. harxe Criffson. barge Co
saisi.m oIty barge raimyrs- ssrS.
Lake Unlea-schr c. n Hofrn~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Erzberger Murder
Stirs All Germany

BERLIN. Aug. fla new era in
German history may arise from the
murder Of Matthias Erzberger. The
crime has started a wave OF wrath
turnout Germany against reaction.
ism and against the military parties.
President Loebe OF the German
reichstag informed meeting OF
party leaders that the shooting Of
Erzberger. as he was walking in the
Black Forest with a single compan.
ION. was undoubtedly a political
crime The deed may have serious
Locbe declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Loses Five-Month
Race With Death

The body OF Mrs. Alice Stanwood
Parrott who died Friday aboard the
7. y. radio supply ship Saturn, is
held at the Home Undertaking Co.
establishment Saturday pending ship
ment 10 Oakland. CAL for burial.
Airs Parrot died just before reaching
Seattle. after n five months race
against death from McGrath. on the
huskowim river. TO be treated for
paralysis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Finds Son-in-Law
After Long Search

SALEM. Ore Aug. s7.--Finding
his sonin-law after a search that had
extended over several years was the
experience OF A. G.. Cook, OF Duran
60. Colo. who ehaneed 70 visit the
state hospital for the insane here
yesterday.
Cook explained that bis son-ln-
laws name was Walter Patty. and
that he had disappeared from his
ranch near Durango during TT OF
dependency. 10 which he WAS sub
jcef. His wife has since remarked
Despite his mental condition. Patty
recognized his father-in-law. and
they chatted for a hafhour. Cook
made no attempt to have the man re-
moved from the hospital. AZ he is
hcpeiessIy insane Cook left last
night for California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

fs~tarsisy's Quetstiens)
Furnished By l. a. Manning q Co.
Hutier Hotel Iiuitdinr



uegs-Hec-tpts. .eee Marks, steady
Top. $500 buik Of sales. ts,o0bte.
heavy~etEht. fftesf ste. m~diau
weight. - 20 case. light weight. o. 70
0fste heavy packing .o~s. o. 10 4
packing sows. rough. tfgf.1oi pigs. -
ta1s
Choice and prifus 81 se9is -. medium
Shotr- and prlrnr. fsteufo IS medium
sne rocd. fs.se0 ZEE. common. ts9t9
tste. Ecod and ehaies. ts15Ufest
common and medium. fSasfs. butcher
cattle and hsifsrs. ttusss. cess - %
Ell balls. o. 50 1ste. canneEs and
cutters eoss and hslf~rs. o. rsw -
Gamer steers. o. see IS. veal calves.
t3uft-s. feeder steers. ttgk9Tse.
ssecker steers. tt0sfs. riocktr esws
and hsifsrr. tigA
sheep--Esc~tpts. se6s Marks, steady
Lambs. ts.TB8t.7s. ismts. Gull and
ccrnnnnn. fs8Tts; ysariinx uetAers
sfssat: ewes 81 st0s-s. call 70 CEN.
mon ewes. ti.seUl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Motor Stocks Gain
on Men York Market

stocks
OF
helped ~
" crueb ss Haven ia unchanged General Ne.
Famous Rubber fg1 ~
southern Pacific ~ Rsadng $50 e u American Tehasee
Amsresa nssrnaions 60 or ~ Amsrean sugar sss up
Closing 7.st, nadwn y
san. chandler United prug 81 North rsen
- off,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

Aaz. s7-str talapa from New orleans
VIA hAihoa. ltk g. m. str Davenport
from san fraacizco via Tacoma. f.sk
m. tag san Jpsn from bristol hay. eiso
m Aus at a y. G saturn FROM
ALASKA, sac y. ma. str Admiral Radms n
from southeastern Alaska. .. nj ctr
American from Tacoma. y, m motor
ship W. y. burrows from Susharak. siss
. m. destroyer No. al sMorfisb from
cruise. tts y, m. destroyer No sss
thailsyl and No. sTe ,rhorntoni from
cruise iiib a. M DESTROYER Ne. sft
thsaael from cruise. is.is p. m.
sailed
Aux. ef-str hA~keyc state for Manila
VIA Yokohama. KOBE. shanghai and
henskeax. II a. m. Aug. ss--Str Nicer
dtk FOE Hambsrs Via Portland. san
Francisco. San fesfro. Balboa London
Ant~erp sri Rotterdam. at midnight, afr
NeFthlsna for san Ffancisco. y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Husband Hunting
Missing Family

Mrs. Dolly johnson and her two
daughters. Orc and Frances. have
been missing from Everett since
July 20.
Oscar Ward. a friend OF the fam
ily. who left Everett the same day, 10
also missing.
J. w. johnson. husband and father.
Is searching for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
WHEAT PRICES
ARE Sent UP

CHICAGO. Aug. .Ss--Brisk demand
for wheat by commission houses
sent prices higher on the Chicago
BOARD OF Trade today. during the
short session. Other grains, which
closed Irregular. were duli and quiet
Provisions WIRE irregular.
Serte wheat opened off zee Mt
uisA and closed up y C. rcrefn-
Dor wheat opened Off NC at tzi
and closed up &c. May wheat opened
at ti.2ta. up lie. and closed up y q,
September corn opened unchanged
at 5t>c and closed at tho same fig
urc. December corn opened at 81 = 6.
up &c. and closed a lower May
corn opened Mt Sshc. off Nc. and
closed unchanged.
September oats opened unchanged
at StA G and closed up nc. Deem
Der oats opened unchanged at ssc
and closed NC higher. May oats
opened at 81 &c and closed up ie-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Auto Salesman Is
Painfully Injured

Thrown from his overturned auto
at the corner OF Iowa ave. and spo.
kane st, early Saturday morning, T.
Forth. sii goth ave. salesman for
the Shields. Livengood Motor Co was
painfully injured. He was taken to
city hospital and later released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Vet, Voiceless From
Gas, Re1ains Speech

fAkIMA. Aug. 11---Spttchicas
for nearly three years as the result.
OF inhaling gas fumes in the AT
come Forest. G. J. McLean's voice
has come back. Blood clots in The
bronchial tubes were removed BY
surgeons here. Mclean Is a vet.
sran Of Scissors. Beaumont and
the Arronne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Her Brood Grows
From Seven to Is

Mrs. Katherine Moiz. herself the
mother OF seven children. was grant.
ed a petition OF guardianship In
Judge Everett smiths court Satur-
day over the six minor children Of
her sister. Mrs. Josephine DettlinE.
who has been confined In a sanitart
UNI for several years. The father OF
the children ~ dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
M. T. Harrison May
Be Customs Collector

Resignation OF Roscoe Drumheller.
collector Of customs for this district
has been forwarded to George ~.
Christian, secretary 10 President
Harding. II IL expected that Willard
T. Harrison. Of Seattle. will succeed
Drumheller In office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

steckheim-Ans. ia--Arrised. Meter
ship Canada from Seattle.
sydn9y-Aug. se-Arrived. str West
Htxten from seattle.
Honoluta--Aux. 2e-saiied, s-rhr Rohsrt
Levers for Puget sound ports
haiees-~Aux. .&-SAtisd. str Baker
field for Seattle
San frdro--Aux. ss--Arrtv~d. str Phyi-
lis from Tacoma. sailed. str lansing. mo
torrhip sierra Tor n~iiinxhAuL
San franctsco--AuE fs--Arriv~d. str
Admiral sehley from seattle. a. ia.
Aus. ss--sasird. str Grtffco for Seattle.
u = IN.
baitirner~--Aas ss--s.Iisa. str chas
H. Crasrp for Seattle.
AstoftA--Aux. s1--Arrived. str west.
~ard He from Seattle. . a IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27
Charge He Stole
Pine Worth $243

An information was filed Saturday
charging ~. r. SVEN with stealing
iron piping valued at f24s from the
Fiorito Bros. Contracting and Build.
ing Co. on February IL Of this year.
He will plead 10 the charge Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-27

SksE~ay-Aug. ss- Sailed. afr City OF
Seattle. routhhound. y. m.
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Daken Is Elected
Head of Club Here

T. ID. Daken. OF Seattle. Is the new
president OF the International 100 Per
Cent club. He was elected Friday at
the final session Of the clubs conven-
ton here.
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LOCAL MARINER IN COMMAND

Capt. c. -. McMulien. Seattle mar.
iner. commanded the steamship
West cusetia. operated out OF San
Francisco by Struthcrs a Dixon.
when she sailed the other day for
Europe.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug ~ Foreign es-
change opened lower today sterling
fassi francs, toe7Tss. lire. ieessf.
marks. feof17