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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-17
TIME ~ PAST
FOR NI>-C0MroOrS

y
FOR NI>-CoMfoOPS
Tho time has past when an IN.
prlnclpled. min .compoop OF doctor
| can connive with some eunhinh'
crooked lawyer Ia the Matching OF
scheme whereby they can mulet 'ns
peoplo Of their money. murder th",r
children. and make them UNHAPPY AZ
within the law. ana even under ,ne
governments protection. THIS u 'hs
origin Of vaccination. and " has
continued thru the agrr. even AFTER
all other forms of superstition nave
died out.
pr. 4. J. Brown was the speaker
Of the evening.
"po,ter living conditions hathtuea.
more windows In tho homes pu'e'
water. cleaner food have done more
to stamp out smallpox In this ooun'
try than anything else. said 1T,
brown. And as We advance along
these lines IL twu entirely disap-
mar. Epidemlcn of smallpox have
their origin In the holds 81 ships
where Cinnamon are crowded TO-
K.ther like rats. or IN cities whefe
they stiil have a crowded 'enem'hs
district. or in detention homes la''Hs
ana other public institutions. wneff
there ara too many Po"p''
air and hght space
lie said that comparatively WY
few children after the age OF TWO
wears had smailpox. 80 Why pick on
our sehoolsf Why murder our chi-
drenr
u ,.,s ara 1919 one OF our big
,...1,.s. rone.rn. Jaw scheme
- -. ,ts. xA<,t,fa make 20 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-17

France has only 1. women lawyers
officially LISTED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-17
APPROXIMATELY
sio.5oo.ooo

county taxes have been paid To date
according 10 County Treasurer WI
liam A. Gaines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-17

Editor The star;
That the sentiment against vac
elnaticn IA here TO stay, Was ee''
denccd wednesday night at an IN.
menso mass maeing which was he'"
in the Masonic hall In Tacoma
Tho spanish inaulsi,ion had TO go
human slavery had 10 go, ana ,he
political. pus shooting doctors nave
to go. declared one speaker An
audience an Intelligent. thinkink'
American audience -backed him up
"a one man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
FOREST FLAMES
ARE CONQUERED
Hundreds Battle Fire That
Menaces Rich Timber

After unceaNlnK hours ~ labor In
tho flrc,swept forest areas near ica.
tonvillc. hundreds OF fire fighters
succeeded IN checking the advance Of
tho flames. late Sunday night. 4 was
learned hore Monday.
The fire got beyond control early
Sunday, and swept into rich stand
Of Douglas fir. Fire Warden ! NJ.
plRby. ~ King county. rushed 10 tho
scene with Is men. ana aided the
battle being waTcd by scores OF work.
cra near EatonviIle.
Several thousand acres. however.
yielded 10 the raging fires before the
back firinn efforts OF the crew were
successful. The menaccd timber was
among tho finest in the state.
Tacoma hoy scouts from Camp
Dover saved Stellneoom from a forest
fire which threatened outlying parts
OF the town.
Word from Courtenay, u. G..
reports little diminution IN the
fires which have been raging IN
that district. Bodie. ~ two
unidentified men who persisted
IN an attempt Co salvage their
belongings frum fire which
Destroyed the tomas logging
camp were recovered late SUN.
day.
Weather conditions were more IA.
vorsble Monday. with slight indi.
cations OF rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Home Brew

Starts ON Page u
ing on the wall. But they can't read.
''Mahoney Must Die. Star head
line. Wen bet Jim Is getting tired
Of hearing EN- say this.
SOCIETY ,sOTE
why not hare a little color and
romance IN the society coiumnU
Along Vancouver Isle
Are touring Mfr. and Mrs. Birk-
holm;
There's scenery and 9TH
Er things they cannot get Mt home.
The world II getting better. Hugo
Kelley. the mayors secretary. has
case Of poison Ivy.
Today's candidate for the Poison
Ivy club II the bad little boy who
drops crabs down the girls necks.
B@ that as II may.
James Duck snd
Helen Water have
been married In
Terrs Haufe. Ind.
Sewspa permen held their annual
picnic Sunday at Halls lake. The
sunshine turned out 10 be moon
shine. Typographical error. Excuse
u. please'
Anyone who has 20 ride on a train
Tor moro than one day wonders why
engineers. firemen and conductors
ere hezftaung about their strike.
A 0irl 7 lore Il
dHnc ReO0abD;
her dad IN her
BoofIegacy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

AUGUSTA. Ca. July fo.--"what
wcald you do II you should ind me
with another man.
Il would klll you bothr'
Villa Mae padrick liked 20 tantal.
ize her husband about love.
you don't know how to make
love. shc would say.
But DO love you" he would
reply. with religious fervor
TITS poor sort OF love- sh-
would retort. toFmentingly.
Villa was rs: her husband. Elliot,
Patrick. was q.
Villa liked lively times: Elliott. the
son OF a Methodist circuit rider and
himself an ordained minister. liked
quiet and prayer meetings
Elliott Patrick never had a mo.
ment's peace Of mind after villa
asked him. what would you do II
you should find mo with another
mani.
lie looked IN his Bible for an an.
swcr lie found a text that he re
gardsd az fun justification for HIS
reply.
villa I. dead. Her mother Il dead
Elliott n In Jail. charged with tho
the double murder.
He has confessed lie says villa
and himself had separated several
times. Church authorities inyesti.
gated and unfrocked him
Elliott decided 70 leave the state.
He visited hl~ wife and her mother
on the why. They met him with an
automobile.
Surprised BY VILLAS pretty clothes.
Elliot, asked her where she 60, them.
Her answer. rs usual. was tantalix-
Ing. u confirmed his suspicion that
she had been receiving attention
from another man
He shot and killed mother and
dauxhter.
Every day hs prays for forgive
ness.
Other ministers come 10 his cell
and hold prayer meetings with him.
My ain Il black enough 20 make
he'll dirty" says Elliott. But 10 tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
HARDING ASKS
COAL FARLEY
Proposes Dispute Be Put Be-
fore Commission

WASHINGTON. July io.-Presi.
dent Harding tnday proposed federal
arbitration of the nationwide coal
mine strike. Before the conferences
Of miners and operators AZ the white
House. the executive suggested that
the dispute be submitted 10 federal
commission composed Of three oper.
atora. three miners and five persons
20 represent the public.
The president would appoint the
public representatives..
Harding aiso again demanded that
the operators and miners resnue
mining operations pending the find
ingr 81 the commission This com.
mission would have until August 10
90 arrange a new wage scale. accord
ign 10 the Harding plan. In the
meantime. the old wage would be e.
fective.
In the meantime the old wage
scale would be effective and the
men would Immediately return to
work.
N new wage scale cannot be
agreed upon by August 10 the preni.
dent suggested that the present
scale be continued until 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
SON TO FIGHT
CROKER WILL

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. July
i0.-The will of the late Richard
Croker. former Tammany Hall lead.
err, who died in ireland recently, was
filed here today and leaves his entire
estate, with the exception of $4,000.
to his wife, Beulah. The $1,000 goes
10 his daughter Florence.
Tho will was drawn In Ireland in
1919. Il
Richard Croker. Jr., who In 1920
and again recently attempted to have
his father declared of unsound mind
and incompetent 10 administer his
own affairs, will contest the will. II
was Indicated here today.
Croker's fortune In estimated at
81, 800 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LABOR
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
laiure calls for n cleaning of the
.oIIlical aInic - In. dncinrrl

laiure calls for n cleaning OF the
political slate" nv declared.
"Our government Il all right
In principle. but the administra-
ton In power for the past two
years has created one Of the
darkest periods In the history OF
American labor"
Short vigorously condemned the
state and national Judiciary.
THE Infamous St Jermnne de-
cision handed down by the Washing
ton state supreme court, holding Ia
Dor unions responsible for damage
committed by any individual mem
bers has set precedent for unfair
legislation turnout the country" he
said.
-Four Of our state supreme court
Judges must be replaced. II is nee
essary that we fight 10 put men who
fairly represent all OF the people in
their places,
Those who remain In fortunately
have been fair with organized labor"
This afternoon the visiting labor
men were 20 be taken on sight.
seeing trip thru the Bremerton
navy yard.
Appointment OF committees was
the only other event on the pro-
gram for today. but the fireworks
may start tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
new APPEAL
PLANNED BY
WIFESLAYER
Despite Defeat in
Supreme Court,
He Will Continue
Efforts

Aliho he profancls declared
there u no law la thss country"
when informed Of the state IA.
prrme courts decision upholding
his conviction. James n. Ma
henes. under sentence of dea.h
tor wife murder. Intends 10 make
fun use VI legal technicaiitic< in
staying execution
We've all got 20 die some time,
50 what's the diffrrencef- Mahoney
said. then added. But I'm not In
walla waila yet. and won't be for
seme time Il my lawyers stay with
me
That they viii fight TO the last mo
msnt for their client was stated Mon.
DAY By Mshonry's counsel. Louis ".
Schwrllennach and Lee Johnston
Within the 80 days allowed by
the hw We shall tile with the
supreme court q petition for ~
hearing sehwrilenhseh said.
we have prepared the way Tor
this IN all our proceedings and u
the petition for rehearing i de-
MED the matter may be carried
10 the supreme court OF the
United states
II for any reason no petition -
filed. after 20 days the case will be
referred back 20 Superior Judge J r.
Ronald. the trial judge. and a new
hanging date set Mahoncy original.
II was sentenced 10 be hanged jsnu.
airy 4. 1899.
The same course viii be pursued
n The state supreme court denies a
petition for rchearing. or II the case
Il carried 20 the United states su.
prene court and the conviction sus'
tanned
Mahoney was convicted. after a
hong and sensational trial o. muir.
derinx hgs aged bride. Kate Ma
honey. on tho night 81 April IS.
1881.
The body was discovered In a
trunk sunk In Lake Union. weeks
after Mahoneyis arrest.
Mahonsy was convicted on cir.
cumstantiai evidence. which the
state supreme court In it's decision
stated was so clear and overwhrim.
Ing as 70 leave no question Of just
ness OF the verdict rendered
Ever since his arrest Mshoney
has b>en kept by sheriff Matt Star.
wseh In the King county jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Southern Pacific
Saws 5000 Return

fkN FRANCISCO. July io.-six
thousand striking railway shopmen
have returned 20 their Jobs on the
Southern Pacific. General Manager
Ds~r announced Dyer tnid all re.
ports indicated tho strikers were
losing their fight.
l.. =. Gordon. ahopnen's spohes.
man. counirred with tho prediction
tina, the Southern Pacific and other
roads would soon have 90 curtail
service Gordon insisted there were
no, over 1000 shopmen working for
the Southern Pacific from Portland
10 New Orleans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Former Minister to
China to Be Feted

Or. Paul r. Rclnsch. former minis.
ter 20 China. and now an information.
al counselor at.lRw. and Or. Hiram
" Lowry. president ~ Peking uni.
verriiy. china. will arrive IN Seattle
Wednesday morning and viii be the
guests Of the Chamber OF Commerce
foreign trade department NJ lunch.
ron nj noon. in the l.. c. Smith Build.
ing restaurant. The China club Will
cooperate IN the entertainment.
DR.. Relnsch's visit II IN the inter.
eats Of commerce and education. lie
wns a member Of the political sciencs
faculty NJ the University Of wiscon.
sin before his appointment 10 The dip.
lomatlc post by former President
Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Liner Alexander to
Be Speeded on Trip

Tho ". y. Alexander. mammoth
Admiral liner. will be- speedcd on her
maiden trip by the Chamber OF Com
rnorce. A demonstration will be held
NJ Pier ID. az p. m. Tuesday. just
before the liner sails for San Fran.
cisco. and Mayor T.. J. Brown will
cast Off the line. The public has
been invited TO attend the dcmonstra-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
MEX BANDIT
is DEFIANT

WASHINGTON. July 1o.-Two
new outbreaks by the rebel general
Gorozave In the Tampico oil fields
were reported TO the state depart.
ment by Consul Shaw of Tampico.
Shaw notified the department that
the Corona oil company, Dutch
corporation. had informed the au.
thorities that Gorozave was using
their Pecero camp as his headquar-
tiers, only f2 miles from the federal
troops encamped In the Aguada
property of the cortez oil company.
Gorozave's attitude, the report
said. is becoming ugly. His latest
ultimatum was that he must have
$4,000 pesos not later than July 10
or he will start on a campaign of
blowing up pipe lines and pumping
stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Two Mine Strikers
Killed in Battle

POINT MARION. Pa. July To-
Two striking miners were killed and
another IN dying following n pitch.
ed battle here late last night be.
tween occupants OF n tent colony
and deputy sheriffs on guard At the
plant Of the Atlantic Coal company.
According to sheriffs. Che strikers
resisted with fire arms an attempt
to force them 20 move their camps
OMAHA. Neb.. July 1o.--Judgc
woodrough. federal court. this morn.
ing issued the Burlington Railroad
company temporary injunction
against picketing by the six FEEDER.
atcd shop crafts on strike. The
order restricts pickciing 10 one
picket NJ each shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MOR0NS
STARTS on PAGE ONE

afraid n arrest the participants.
That u j. against the law to
get drunk.
That somewhere In the state
code there l. a rule making u q
crime 10 hit a man wearing spec
taeies.
That all newspaper men do
their best work while intoxicated.
that they are irresponsible fer
lows. and very bohemian
That the covers OF popular maya
zines represent art
That Bryan was serious when h
made loud cutlery against tho Oar.
winlan theory.
That the American magazine u
VERY inspiring"
That ministers who choose ssnsa
tIonal topics on which TO preach dc
so because they think these topics
worth preaching about, and not "a
draw a crowd.
That when theafer catches
fire, the orchestra always
stands and plays The Star
spangIed Banner" In an attempt
TO stop the panic
That all landlords snap harsh
" at the mere mention Of babies
and dogs.
That motion picture companies.
upon receiving an amateurs
scenario, Immediately steal the
idea and mail the scenario back
with the editors regrets.
That there Is verb ito loan"
That all rni Dad stock is owned
by widows and orphans. who viii
starve miserably II dividends are
cut.
That prohibition can be made
10 work.
As say, these are a few Of the
beliefs which, I think, entitls the
holder 60 belong to the moron ma.
Iority." Given a couple OF hours !
.ould think up a couple OF hundred
more.
Now do you know what n moron
q, Walter?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
HOTEL LEADERS
MEET TUESDAY
Organizations Expected 10
Be Complete by Then

Every team captain and diyis-
Ion chairman Of the citizens he-
tel campaign committee l. en-
pscted To have his organization
completely manned when tho
leaders who will direct the sale
II the per eens gold bonds 20
finance seattie'~ new Ss.soo.goo
hotel meet la the Hotel Wash.
ingion Annex Tuesday noon.
A 100 per cent organization re
auires that every one 81 tho 80 cap.
sains each has signed up lleuien'
ant and eight workers. making a
team organization of 10 men. There
are five teams 20 a division.
otto " kes~l. chairman 81 Dlvia.
ton r." called a meeting % bis or.
ganlxation IN the Hotel Washington
Annex ~ noon Monday TO perfect
arrangements.
Ed~en !. iiockcnbury. presl
dent manager Of the Iiockrnbury
System. which IL directing the
hotel campaign. viii speak before
tho Seattle Advertising club In
the Hotel Washington Annex
Tuesday noon on Tho Advertis-
Ing Value 10 Seattle Of the New
Hotel"
The hotel company Il receiving
many kilograms In response 20 re.
quest sent out last week 20 hotel
managers asking them 90 reply 90
the query DO modern hotels pny7-
Here n one from n v. Hume. score.
sary Of the Olympia Chamber Of
olympia cisIrens thru popular
stock subscription hunt our modern
Hotel olymplan. II paid dividends
the first year. but cash dividends are
small IN comparison with the gen.
erRl benefits of community saiinfac.
ton that all Olympia derives. lie.
cause the hotel IL here v has a
tendency 20 Increase al hotel bust.
ness instead % injuring any. The
hotel II a civic center. n
common meeting ground and any
olympian win say Il Is ono of the
city's best assets I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Drops Dead While
Baggage Searched

Funeral arrangements we're being
made Monday for Mrs. Mary McKin.
non. b5. Of Winnipeg. ont. who
dropped dead at the Coiman dock
Saturday night. Mrs McKinnon. en-
route 20 Portland. Ore. had opened
her bags for inspection by customs
officers when she suddenly was
eiricken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
42-DAY DROUGHT.
BROKEN BY rain
Heavy DoWnpour Comes at
a Critical Moment

CHICAGO, July io.--A $50 900. 600
rain" fell over sections OF the grain
belt today. relieving drought OF ~
days and saving corn and other
crops.
Crop experts here said the rain
came just In time. as the long
drought had dried up all plants. and
every day OF its continuance brought
millions OF dollars damage.
The rain was general In character.
and heavy, steady downpour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GEORGE
rTAnTC nAI nAHE 0ME

squeezed IN bessds me. Another
lady and little giri took an end
OF the table. Two men ami two
women crowded IN. nids opposite.
Food was scattered in heaps on the
cloth.
signing. put away the copy OF
The star. Homer. hermann. Egan
and all. No chance 90 read row.
Hardly had room to eat
THEN THE
u>LJCkY NUMBER
But that wasn't all Another
man and another lady showed 10
There wns less rnom than gnat
has nostriis. yet they wcre hound
and determined 20 move In Right
az my end Of the table they parked.
Tnat made twelve and one around
tho festive board. In All. thirtsen.
No longer was tho world sweet
and ruey GiowcrfnE, gohbied
hastily and thought unkind things
about family" parties. Even tho
orchestra added TO my distress.
They played '-rha sheik"
The man on my right proved =
helpful hombre. To the lady on
my left he kept passing stuff, First.
a piece Of his roast beef. Then a
slice Of HIS watermelon. Then his
cup Of coffee.
cleaned up a. speedily as pos
sibie The last % the dessert
downed. hot and thirsty. reached
for my cold drink. To my horror
and dLsmay found II had van.
sahcd,
The bird on my right was help
full hombre. sure enough. The las,
drop Of my aqua I had saved and
cherished WINS trickling down his
throat,
My precious glass OF Ice waieri
rNDIGNITy ADDED
TO I>DIGNITY
And. adding indlgnl,y 70 indIg
nifty. he deliberately empticd his
cream pitcher into tho glass and
poured coffee upon ~
OH OH My poor heart almost
broke.
Struggling to speak calmly. I ut.
tered.
II believe that was my
water you drank"
WAS itf'- BE- responded cool
iy. ''WeIl. weIIr' O.
NO. It's NOT well" Informed
him. wrnthfuliy. why the"
One 81 the ladies ehimcd IN. using
that kililngly sweet tone with which
the opposite sex loves TO crush you.
I'VE reserved this table la ad.
vance. They must have let you
sit here by mistake Z don't zee
why. We reserved H."
I had n wild. wicked desire 20 rs.
sert In loud. clear tones that nobody
had reserved my Ice water. anyway,
but I reprensed A. Haughtiiy I arose,
took my check. and departed.
But. believe me. my old friend
George better square himself for thisl
III tell the world he'd BETTER
Because II he doesn't. by golly,
I'll come right out and let all the
people In Seattle know the nick.
name we had for George when he
went to school. and he'll be real
sorry then!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
TROOPS SEARCH
FOR De VALERA
Scan Funeral OF Slain Rebel
General
BY GEORGE MaCDONAGlI

= DUBLIN. July fo.--Armcd troops
SCANNED the funeral cortsg. Of cathal
Brugha- slain insurgent general. to-
day searching for Eamonn DE Valera
among she mourners.
The phantom" former president
vas expected 10 participate In cere-
monies honoring Brugha. one Of his
right hand men In the republic" and
troops had orders to arrest DE Valera
on sight.
Despite countless conflicting re
ports as 10 his whereabouts. De Wa.
lera was believed to be hiding In
Dublin. awaiting opportunity for a
dramatic move during the funeral to
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
RAIL STRIKE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
tecf strihebreal4rrw.
I'VE are powsriess 10 prevent
bloodshed." the sheriff said. In
nm annsnl 10 4 lieut.. Gov. Sterling.

an appeal TO Lieut.. Gov. sterling.
The strike situation az clinton,
~. where two companies u state
guards were on duty following riot
Ing Saturday. in which one was
killed. WIS reported quiet. Reports
that the state troops had been fired
on by shippers. were not confirmed.
Troops were also on active duty
at Parsons. kansas.
Small riots were reported IN a
dozen cities turnout the night.
The onc bright spot In tho strike
situation was the apparent success
% The railroad labor board In pre-.
veninR an immediate call for a strike
OF signal men AMI prospects Of n sim
liar arrangement with the clerks and
freight handlers.
r. H. Fitzgerald. head ~ the
Clerks union. went into conference
wlth the board after announcing that
membcrne ~ hts union had voted for
a strike on many lines.
Board members believed the clerks
and N. signal men finally would nc.
crpt tho same compromise arrange.
men, thru which the maintenance OF
wav strike wns called off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Refuses to Strike,
Skull Is Broken

OAKLAND. Cal. July fo--Fred
Lutgcn. machlnlst. who refused 10
walk out OF the Southern Pacific
shops hero when strike was called.
today was found unconscious ~ the
foot Of tho stairs ~ his rooming
house with a fractured skull. lie
may live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Tax Reduction Folk
to Meet Wednesday

To consider the June 81 bulletin Of
the CiviI Service league and the re-
port OF the state examiners on al
legged Illegal expenditures Of county
funds. the executive board OF the tax
reduction council viii meet at noon
wednesday. at the Good Eats cafe
terra sff Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
Leeds Family Is
Expecting Stork

PARIS. July I0.-The stork Is ex-
pected 70 bring an heir 10 Mr.. and
AIRS. William r.. Leeds within a few
weeks Mrs. Leeds was the Princess
xenia OF Greece before her marriage
20 the son Of the late American tin
plate king.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

BALTIMORE, Notifying TO frce
his wife and nephew from high ten
sion electric wire. Harry Bruce
Auchterlonie. golf professional at
Sherwood Forest Country club. In.
stantly killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
BEy or TUNIs DIES

PARIS, July 1O.--The hey Of Tunis
is dead. according to n dispatch from
Agence Radios Tunis correspondent
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10
the MILLIONAIRE club. ss Mair

st.. was praised Monday by Capt.
George a. MARVEL. commander Of
the Pacific fleet. for courtesy and
service shown the sailors during
their stay Ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-10

BIRMINGHAM. Ala Edward w.
Barrett, editor of Birmingham Ago-
Herald. dies of heart failure.