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Evening journal., 1922-09-09
DOVER, LAUREL
TIE UP SERIES
speclal 70 Ths EvenIng JournaE

Special to The Evening Journal
LAUREL. Del. Sept. s.-Dover
evened the "State championship
series" with Laurel here yesterday
by walloping the locals In the fourth
OF the FIVE games being played, 8
to 1. Each team has now won two
games. The deciding tilt Is book
ed for today.
Dover started early and hammer
ing the offerings OF Federson was
never In danger Laurel secured Is
Innn tally In The nnnnlrn .n..ln.
Evening journal., 1922-09-09
LIGHTNING READY no srp,,,,,


The Lightning Athletic Club ~ ~ =,
East side will hold second meetlnr a,
its new club house 113s East Twelftb
street on next Tuesday evening. The
lightning A. c. Is the pick of ali
third class elevens OF the State. They
have been recruited from the Snap
per, st. Luke'e. Bellefonte, Stapler
Park and Park A c. and Ninth
Ward.
The following members are re-
quested 10 report at the next meet
ing: Welsh. Eyerson. Dennis. Ham
Iton Blankenhorn, Altuems. d. Cum
ningham, Craig. Kirk. Peterson, Joe
Martin, John Martin. Gutenberg.
Saxon. and all players rocoiving let
fers be present as officers will be
elected-
Evening journal., 1922-09-09
MARTINSBURG SHUTS
OUT PARKSLEY, 80

PARKSLEY, Va. Sept. 9.-Mar-
tinsburg made 1t two straight from
in the inter-league series
between the champions of the Blue
Ridge and Eastern Sho' circuits yes
terday afternoon here, to o. Sea-
man and Godfrey engaged in
pitching duel with the odds in favor
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nth WARD-KREBS
SET FOR SERIES
Three-Game Championship
Fight Is Fixed for Sept.
10, 20, %
RICKERTS, MCKINNEY
TO BE ARBITRATORS
CITY LEAGUE
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

First Game: Saturday, Sep
tember 16, Pennsy Field. 3
o'clock. Seventh Ward VS.. Krebs.
Second Game; Wednesday,
Setepmber 20. Harlan Field,
Sis o'clock, Krebs vs.. Seventh
Ward.
Third Game, II necessary:
Saturday. September 2s. Pennsy
Field. 3 O'Clock, Krebs and Sew
enth Ward.
Evening journal., 1922-09-09
ST. HEDWIG GIRLS
DEFEAT 5 POINTS

81. Hedwig Girls defeated the Five
Points Girls in fve-inning game
at Five Points on Thursday evening.
by the score OF . to 3. Miss Payne
featured at the bat with two safeties,
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Als sc;oiRr s;c;oi,h ~ t..s.,I.t... 3 = q !

I.auftI -.....-,..... ] q 000 NJ
Dover ;....,........ O2iOO0 2-s
replaced McCarron in center IN 5th.
son. 1; Nye. D; on Wiley, 2. Two,bsso
hit, ManniK. Home runs, Clark. S,rpci
out, by Fcderson, ?; Nye, 3; Wiley
Pissed balls. Hook. Link. UmpIre
Derby. Time Of game. 2.oS.
Evening journal., 1922-09-09
I0'aIs sic;oR,E RY 1NNrSGso

Five Points ............ Sd
81 HedWig ............. 5-9
Two-hase hit-payne. Struck out
by Patterson. Pollard. 3. Double
play-Pollard unassisted. Sacrifice
Hit-Lang. Base on balls of Patter-
son, 2; Pollard. 5. Umpire-Gasset.
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p By INNINIo

ST. Thomas .............0 OI2C o. 3
Stone hurst .,.........O 0 0 o D. 3
Summary: Hits, off Manlove. 8 Rob
inson, s. Struck out, Manlove. s.; Rob-
inson, 5. Base on balls. Manlove, 3;
Robinson. 2. Umpire. Daley
Evening journal., 1922-09-09
WEEKS BATTING LEADERS.
American Lengue.
National League.
EIKToN WANTS GAMES

The Elkton A. C. would like to
arrange football games with any
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Parkeley .........-V v " gr,t q,
Summary: Home runs, Brehany, 2;
prcbanv Hughes. Left on bases. Mar
tinsburs' 10; Parksley. 3. Runs. Mar
tinsburg, /. Struck out. by Godfrey.
q. bv Seaman, q Base on balls. Off
Godfrey. /: of Seaman. 2. Double
plays, Black TO Hughes: Brophey 10
nhev. Wilson Hughes Umpires. Brey-
srs CRlue Ridge League), at plate;
Cloak Eastern Shore LeaGue). Time,
40
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first class teams of this city or Ches-
ter. For further reference write to
Frank Hura. Mgr, Elkton, Nd.
Evening journal., 1922-09-09

He dressed himself In gofing clothes,
His game was played quite dashie,
He never lost a single ball, but
Still he lost his mashle.
Evening journal., 1922-09-09
MARTINsBUR0

Martlnsburg ......i Q 00000 I
a. 49, -. Hama rms Brehany 2:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
CLOSE ON TRAIL
OF LONE BANDIT
Deputies Hunt Single Man
Who Escaped Gun Battle

LOS ANGELES. Aug. io~-Deputy
sherlffs today were close on the trail
OF the only bandit who escaped the
fatal gun battle with officers who
frustrated the attempt OF four men
to hold up the office OF the Union
Ice compeny here last night.
Kenrt Flennor. gunman. and
Louis 4gs Dick'1 Reese. were shot
and klhed and Ed Burton. another
notorious Eunman. was In the county
hospital. expected TO die. today.
]. w. Klikey. said 20 be the leader
OF the gang. was captured ulnjnred.
while a fifth man escaped after aban'
doning their car.
''rhe sensational ambush was made
after officers had learned OF the hold
ups' plans. and nine deputy sheriffs
armed with shotguns and revolvers
we're hidden about the plant when
the bandits entered and ordered
Raihman. 2O.year.old cashier, TO
stick EN- up"
When $500 in cash had been count.
cd out from the safe the deputies
charged the room and a hand.to'hand
gun battle followed "a the bandits
sought to fight their way out.
The driver OF the bandit car out
side escaped. Kilkey was said 70
have made a confession afterward
TO number 81 holdups and police
believe the battle has broken up one
OF tho most desperate bands of high
waymen in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
PLAN POWER
FOR HARDING

WASHINGTON. Aug. ia bill
providing that the president be en-
powered 10 assume fun control OF all
transportation systems during tho
present strike emergency Is under
stood 10 have been drafted by Hena-
tor Cummins. Iowa. chairman OF the
senate Interstate commercs commits
sion.
Tho Cummlns refused to discuss
the question. II was learned that the
measure will be introduced In con.
gress when the house reconvenes.
next week
8enate leaders. both republicans
and democrats. are Understood to
have assured cummins and Prcrf.
dant Harding that any legislation
seeking 20 relieve the twin strike cri-
sis will be speedily passed BY con.
gress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

Il want a home and husband Of
my own" abe says. II would never
feel that I had either N became a
movie star. No movie career for me.
thank you.
'srhe toys Of keeping hous. appear
10 me 10 be the greatest thing life
can offer n girl
My life. my heart and my soul
are centerrd In my home. I'm here
and I'm going 10 stay put.
For I love my husband.
fright now we are living In apart.
mens- In the various centers where
my hubby rides But u won't he long
before we srstir down In a place OF
mr. trsama.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
GAS CUT SAVES
MOTORISTS ST
2-Cent Reduction Is Big
Item for Auto Drivers
NY PAUL ". MaII0N

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30. The
owner of each individual automobile
IN tho United states waved s. year
as result Of a iwo-cent cut In shs
prices.
This IL the deduction rnade by the
National Automobile Chamber ~
Ccmmerce on the bsnis ~ figures Of
consumption supplied by the bureau
q mines.
The average vehicle consumes
about $50 gallons on lowest estimates
OF tho bureau. Some run na high AZ
$50. But tho average il around $50
and figured on this basis the indi.
viduni saving on a fwo-cent cut
would run 81 10 tho Individual.
Collectively. tho American motor.
ing public made a saving ~ tTs.sc0.
900 on twoccnt cut There are
more than 10 million persons enjoy.
Ing the pleasure 81 automobiles now.
according 20 the bureau.
Thc farmers feel the greatest hone.
~ Of cut. since they own not only
onc.thlrd Of the motor cars In the
nation. but also operate 1000 900
gasoline consuming stationary en-.
Eines
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
COOLIDGE TO
TALK TO VETS

Veterans OF battles and akirmishes
on foreign soil. men who struggled
up the sun-baked slopes OF San
Juan. those who fought In the
tangled wilderness OF the Argonne
and who swept mines in the ice.
s,rewn waters OF the North sea, VIII
gather next Wednesday At o. m.
in the old Orpheum theater at Third
ave. and Madison ~. 70 receive tho
saiutations OF tire nations chief ex.
ecutive, horne to Seattle by Vice
President Calvin Coolidge.
A guest OF the Chamber OF Com
merce during his stay here. the
vice president f. especially anxious
TO greet the thousands Of veterans
who VIII begin swarming into Seattle
this week for the opening or the
2srd annual encampment OF the Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars on Monday.
Veterans may secure tickets aftef
. a. m. Monday at the Chamber OF
Commerce Information bureau at 1oz
Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
LANDS 3R0 LARGEST
TROUT EVER CAUGHT
IN UNITED STATES!

UPPER LAKE. ". Y. Aug
ia lake trout measuring ~
inches. weighing 81 pounds and
having a Girth measurement Of
- inches was caught BY Malcolm
Hahn. OF Patterson. n. j.. In Fol.
icnsby pond. six miles from this
village on the estate OF ]. 4. Bar.
bour. Hahn and Barbour were
trolling with a live mlnnow five
inches long. from a seven9lnch
flint bamboo pole.
Their catch is the largest fish
ever caught In New York state
and. not only that. but there have
been only two larger fresh water
fish caught in America. Thcso
we're taken from n lake In Can.
ada and from the Lake.in'the-
Woods. Minnesota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. ia lead
role in the movies or a minor part
AZ home.
New Orleans most beautiful girl
had TO choose between the two.
And she cho@e--the minor roic'
For it's real" says the former
Miss Edna Haniey. rs. who won n
beauty contest here In which 700
were entered. As a reward movie
company sent her contract for a
lead part In big production.
hut she turned u down. rejected
snnsmerabie suitors. leading mem.
hcrs % the wealthy society set here
and married
A Jockey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Jap General
Scores Bulls
on Army Range

PEEkRkILL. n. y. Aug. i0.--An
American army officer on the ma
tional guard rifio range today asked
Mai Gen. II. HaraEuchi OF tho Iapa.
nenn army II the commissioned per.
sonnet Of the Nipponese forces was
well trained from the ground up"
Tho major general answered an
hour later. when he accompanied
Adjt Gen. Leslie Klncaid. New York
national guard. down a line Of 7th
regiment men at practice on the
500 yard range.
The detachment OF national guards.
men we're prone. u was raining; the
firing line WAS auagnire. In the
center n the line lay private. mud
sm.ared. and every Tins he fired a
flag waved over the target. informing
him HIS shot had missed the mark
lie missed again and again. and the
japanese general smiled.
MAY take tho soldiers rife 2"
he asked the adjutnnt general.
General kincaid nodded.
The private sslufcd. handed his
rifle 10 the major general and moved
TO She rear Into the muddy holo
aid General TiarnRuchl. rceplendcnt
IN HIS parade uniform
lie fired 10 shots
From the plt under tho target a
soldier teicphonrd.
Ten straight buIi'seyes. Come
shooting. buddy"
iiarngurhi. covered with mud.
smiled
Prom thr ground up. yes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
7 GOVERNORS
DISCUSS COAL

ST. PAUL. Aug. t0.--Executives
Of seven states today faced the neces-
.sisy OF keeping more than 5000 900
people warm and busy this winter.
Drastic recommendation may
come from the conferences Of govern.
crs and their Representatives. called
ny Gov. J. A. o. Prcus 20 consider
the emergencies caused by the coal
and rail strikes.
The cnnfrrec~ will tell President
Harding and Secretary OF Commerce
Hoover that tho Northwest faces an
unprecedented emergency with re-
gard to fuel Tho administration will
be asked 10 take any steps nscrs.
rary 10 make certain the Northwest
viii get swift and adequate relief.
Governors Nestos OF North Dakota.
Blaine o. Wisconsin. Kendall Of
Iowa. McMssser Of south Dakota and
preus Of Minnesota were here. Gov
ernor Groesbeck Of Michigan and
Governor Dixon OF Montana sent
representatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
DOLLAR QUITS
SHIP COMPANY
To Enter Business on Own
Account, Is Report

VANCOUVER. Il. c., Aug. 10. -
According 20 n dispatch published to-
day by the Vancouver Province. Mel
Vile Dollar, OF Vancouver. head OF
the Canadian Robert Dollar com.
pany, and powerful figure in coast
shipping affairs. Is leaving the Dollar
company and will shortly announce
plans Of entering the shipping bust
ness on his own account.
II IL understood that he has re.
signed from his position as manag.
ing director OF the Canadian Robert
Dollar company and ia also retiring
from the position OF treasurer of the
Pacific steamship company. In which
the Dollar people have large stock
holdings.
Dollar win continue to reside In
Vancouver. II is stated. II Is alto
gether probable that some changes
In policy in the Dollar company may
soon be announced following the re.
tirement of Melville Dollar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
ORECON'S RODEO.
is IN LIMEL|CHT
Many NotabIes Expected to
Be at Pendleton

PrNDLEToN. Ore. Aug. fo.--The
pendlcton Roundup never fails 20
attract many famous people who are
among the thousands who SEQ the
hig show. and the l9se presentation.
September 81. e and 20. will be no
exception.
ben w. Oleott. governor OF Ore.
gons -. W. Davis. governor OF
Idaho: Wallace Irwin. Saturday Eve.
ming Post writer; George Palmer
Putnam. publisher and author: Hey.
wood Broun and Ruth Hale. news
paper and magazine writer's. Frcder'
iei o'Brien. author Of white shnd.
own In the South Seas; Charles Han.
son Towne and Or. walter y. Trap.
rock tGeorre chappeiD. both noted
writers. have made reservations for
the three days. and ottvr prominent
people viii he here also.
Already the livestock II being
brought 20 rendloion In preparation
for the staging OF the outdoor drama.
Two carloads Of Mexican ionghorn
steers, whose chief characteristics IL
decided hostility TO the world In
general arr being shipped 10 the
Round. Up city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Laughter Breaks Up
ku klux Khan Trial

Los ANGELES. AUG. ie.--Dlsrup.
tion In the proceedings Of tho trial
OF AZ alleged members ~ the Ku
Kiux Khan was preclplfatcd today
BY laughter and disturbances among
the courtroom spectators.
Judge Houaer. following n pro.
IonKrd burst Of laughter. ordered the
court room cleared. and In tho scene
that followed contempt proceedings
doomed as attorneys for both sides
protested interruptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Mayor Puts Foot on
Card Room Licenses

Mayor Brown announced Thurs
day that he would sfgn no more card
room licenses.
Il arm convinced that the now. or.
dinsnee granting licenses 20 cnrd
rooms IL n mistake" the mayor raid
1T - already resulting IN vast
number 81 card places sprinRlng ur
llke mushrooms about the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
MISSING GIRL
SOUGHT HERE
Disappeared From Train on
June %

Mrs, Katherine ElHcnhnrt. police
protective officer OF San Francisco.
was ln Seattle Thursday. looking for
t7year.old Helen Mecallum. Of Peta-
luna. Cal. who mysterloualy disap.
pearcd June 20 while on her way
homo from chllloquln. ore.
Mrs. Eisenhart II working On the
theory that the giri may have en-.
tered Seattle hospital. TO learn 20
be nurse She had expressed a de.
sire 20 enter that profession shortly
before she disappeared. but her faith.
e. had objected on the ground that
she was too young.
Every city along the coast has
been searched for the girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Vets Will Receive
Visiting Delegates

Plans for the reception Of delegates
70 tho slst Division Association re-.
union. 10 be held IN Seattle Aug. 10
and 20. are practically completed. nc.
cording 10 committeeman In charge
OF arrangements. Representatives
from all over tho United States are
expected 20 DO present. with large
numbers from all Western states.
Aides 10 meet the delegates were ap.
pointed BY Lieutenant Governor
Wee coyle. president of the assoc.
citation. NJ a meeting OF tho local or.
EaniEatlon Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
PLANES USE
RADIO PRINT

WASHINGTON. Aug. io.--Devel
opment OF n device by which an
aviator. using an ordinary typcwrit.
er. can flash messages by radio TO a
distant land station. is announced by
the navy department. The message
will be picked up by the ground sta
ton. where IL will be reeled off in
print
The value OF tho new invention Is
incaiculable. u Is declared. Military
pilots. by means OF the device. will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

MtmhfrH of The CITY COUNCIL and
the park board made n tour OF In.
spectior "wednesday % thu proposed
new saltwater park near Faunt.
leroy. The site includes 40 acres
and IL offered 60 the city. on the
easy-payment plan. for $3.50. 900.
The offer will probably be taken up
by tho budget committee in a few
wreka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Woman Files for
County Treasurer

Mrs. May Avery wilkenH. a70i
Beach drive. filed for county treas
urer Wednesday on the democratic
ticket.
Others filing were Patrick J. Ciil.
Sill Maynard ave. state senator. a3rd
district. republican. and John J.
Burke. 72s Findlay At. constable.
Seattle precinct. republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Mine Peace
CONFERENCE
Opens TODAY
Operators Are in
Confusion While
Strikers Show
Solid Front
ny HARRY G. BAKER

CLEVELAND. Aug. io.--reacs
negotiations viii be opened here
late today between miners lead.
ers and the minority coal eper-
ators Of the central competitive
field without the insurgents Of
Illinois. Indiana and Western
Pennsylvania.
No further attempts win BE-
made 10 bring In tho insurgents
who are holding out Zoe wage
agreements az the mines OF In
small districts
As the time for tho final confer
ence approaches. II was apparrn
that the ranks Of the operators wcr,
IN confusion. while the miners main
tained a solid front.
Refusal OF the Illinois operators Il
attend was setback. Announce
ment had been made that the Dan
vile. IN. district. with a tonnage o
about e.coo. 900. would have repre-
scntativcs here.
The policy committee OF the unltr.
Mine Workers met az 10 a. m. toda,
20 discuss the situation IN westers
and wert Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Big Bill Hart Is
Winnie's Cream
Puff No Longer

Los ANGELES. Aug. f0.--Big
Bf1I Hart, two-fisted. two. gunned
man Of the movies. has separated
from winsome winifred West
over. who called him her cream
puff when they were married
last December.
Hailed as one Of the real love
matches OF the celluioid world, II
became known today the ro-
nance was blasted three months
ago when Bill went back 10 sis
ter and Winifred TO mother.
The man from the Pickering
bad lands played true 20 the role
In which he is worshipped by
millions Of boys in America when
he said concerning the charges.
Il can now appreciate the feel
Ing % a man accused Of murder
when he knows In his heart and
soul he IL innocent" Big Bill
fumbled his hat with embarrass-
rnent when approached concern
Ing the marital mlahap.
Mystery surrounds the charge
that Mrs. Hart. herself an act
ress, has confidcd to her attor-
neys and closest friends. She "
quoted ar saying that IN spite Of
the fact that she expects to be-
come mother in Septcmer. she
could no longer stand iife with
Hart.
Hart raid he had made ample
provision for the support Of his
wife.
Mrs. Hart and myself sepa-
rated three months ago." he sald,
IN a statement issued by his at.
forneys, land few days later
property contracts were exc
euted. making ample provision
for her maintenance AZ we'll as
for our unborn child. Whether
she confenpistes divorce pro.
ceedIngs or not have no knowi-
Ddxe."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
FEARING STROKE,
WOMAN SUICIDES
Takes Gas in Evangelist's
Home and Dies

Fear Of . SECOND stroke Of
spopiexy caused Mrs Minnie
Hzdiock. 30. to inhale gas
Wednesday afternoon Detect
lives and members Of the coro-
ncr's office started an invcstiga-
ton u the case and learned that
Mrs Hsdlock had been de~pond-
ent ever Illness She was en-
ployod a. housekeeper by the
Rev. Ire Baker. evangelist. ssz7
Eighth ave. -. r.
While At work Mrs. Hadlock locked
herself in the kitchen. opened th'
gas burners Of the range and dice
with an apron over her head. Mis-
Grace Smith. her invalid sister. wa,
upstairs when she sneIled gas. Mis-
Smith found her sister dead. Mrs
Hadlock had threatened suicide few
DAYS before
Funeral arrangements were bein;
made Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Engineer Poisoned
Working on Sewers

W. T.. Hope. construction engineer
for the American Laundry Machine
company. was reported suffering
from severe gas poisoning Thursday.
sustained in cleaning sewers at the
Everett plant OF the company.
Hope r. confined 20 his room at
the New Richmond hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
MUST GET TICKETS
TO HEAR COOLIDGE
WHILE IN SEATTLE

Persons desiring 10 hear Vice
President Calvin Coolidge make
HIS only public speech while In
Seattle may obtain tickets for the
Coolidge meeting after a. m. Fri.
day at the Chamber Of Commerce
Tourist department. 7o2 Third
ave. Admission IL free. but is by
ticket only. The chamber In
handling arrangements for the
vice presidents visit.
Coolidge will speak In the Wood
ward theater, Third ave. and
Madison st.. Wednesday at $3.50
.. IN. He Will be the guest at
Chamber OF Commerce dinner In
his honor at the Tisinier club at 7
p. m. but viii make no address
on that occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Loan for
Western Wheat Men

Washington wheat growers assoc.
citation $4,000. 600. Idaho wheat grow.
ers' association ti.5oc.ooo. Montana
wheat growers association $500.
oho. North Dakota wheat Growers
association $500 600.
These four associations have al.
ready arranged for advances from
tho banks in their respective states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10. = Ths
war finance corporation today went
TO the aid OF more Western wheat
growers associations. badly in need
OF funds 20 assist In marketing this
years crops The corporation an
nounced II had tentatively approved
tho following advances OF cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Out-of-Town Vets
Join Parade Here

Veterans from Brcmerton. Tacoma
end many other sections Of the state
have announced their plans 90 take
part in the parade which VIII be n
feature Of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars convention in Seattle next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Auction to Be Held
in Tent If Ii Rains

Rain won't b. permitted 10 inter.
frre with the property auction which
George Francis Rowe & Co. plan 20
hold AZ : D m. Saturday ~ Hender.
son. In care Of bad weather. n was
announced Thursday. huge tent
wiIl be erected on the lot to take
carr OF sh- crowds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Fireworks Unlawful
Here After Sept. 9

Mayor Brown has signed the anti.
fireworks ordinance recently passed
BY the council. ana the bill will be-
come effective September .. After
that date u viii be Illegal for any
dealer 10 keep fireworks Of any do
scription In stock. sell or offer them
for sale. or for any person to use
them within the city limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Medals to Reward
Students at Camp

CAMP LEWIS. Aug. Especial
medals for the students AZ the cit.
ixena military training camp who
make the best all round scores will
be presented az the finish OF the
encampment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-10
Swallows Her Ring
to Hide Identity

In an effort 10 hide her identity
a young woman giving her name as
Frances Diorchard swallowed her
wedding ring when arrested Tuesday
by police on charge OF disorderiy
conduct.
Thomas Running. insurance agent,
also was arrested and booked on the
same charge.