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Vote in Ireland.

To the Editor. The Washington Herald:
Recognition of the Irish Republic
has been a vital issue for the people
in the United States made so by
Irish American citizens. The Ire
land issue will be a vital issue for
the futurement statements by De
Valera defending force to prevent
the right of the people in voting
on the Free State treaty proves he
fears the people are not intelligent
enough to vote on the issue.
The people in Ireland should have
the right to vote without military
force preventing them. They should
have the rieht to prove they de-
fend the policy of De Valera. They
accept the policies of a republic
as stated by De Valera in this clip
ping. They are willing to make
the sacrifices that is demanded for
a republic in the future. If the
people in ireland do not have the
right of vote on all issues vital to
their welfare in the future must
be ruled by military force on vital
issues. Government that will de-
mand this right cannot be called
democracy.
Can the nations approve the
method that created the Irish Re-
public a few years ago? II these
same methods was used by races
under mandate with the great pow
ers, will the great powers surrender
and create a republic for races that
have proved a menace to their in
terest
why cannot the people In ireland
have the right to vote on the issue
OF a republic. Let II be proven TO
the people and governments in all
nations: they defend the right OF
a republic. as stated by De Valera.
II they are not willing to make the
sacrifices to defend a republic as
De Valera calls for. De Valera or
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
MAP OF POWDER HORN
LOCATES MOST TOWNS

A map engraved on an old powder
born may lead 10 the location Of the
sites OF several Cherokee Indian towns
IN western No-t: Carolina. according
10 The Bureau .; american Ethnology
OF the Smithsonian Institution.
The powder horn is a loan from
Hugh Kirk. Newtownards. County
Down. ireland, and dates from about
1850. when the English were begin
ming 70 open up the Cherokee region
IL belonged to James Grant member
OF company OF British soldiers s,a-
TONED near Charleston and ne.r
Fort Loudon and Fort Prince George
IN the Cherokee country aoou, the
time that these forts were beseigeg
The horn is elsborately enFravaS
with the royal arms OF Great Britain
and the map showing the ancIen,
town Of Nucassee and other Town,
In the region In which the so,5jar
saw service.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

wife, the opening of the opera have just
set up their show in an italian village. Tonic. to
barytone solos in the modern repertoire-the dra-
matte and beautiful prelude-is given is one Of
the lesser lights of the troupe and 10 made sort
of man OF all work.
Notwithsta nding his humble place. however. he
has presumed to fall in love with Media much 70
that womans amusement and later, when he press
suspicious concerning Nedda's uprightness and
spurned by her rejection. he sets himself about
spying on her soon discovering her In the arms OF
SiIvio handsome viIiager. Tonic then hurries
to Canio and apprises him Of what he has seen
The latter rushes to where Media and Silvio had
their tryst only reaching there as the lover disap
place and is about to lay his hands upon his wife
when other members of the company interfere ana
a semblance of peace is patched up.
The play opens and Media and Canio. as Co.
familiar story connected with that legendary
coupie-a tragic story. the incidents Of which are
curiousiy like the story OF the actors actual lives
Canio realizes this and becomes ob!ivious that he
is a0ine The agony of his own heart speaks In
the lines the dramatist put into poor Punchnello's
mouth. At last. in the burst Of rage that follows
his denunciation Of Columbine and the demand
know her lovers name. Canio, instead Of making a
pretense Of numbering the woman. draws a sharp
stiletto from his belt and in the face OF the audi
ence. by this time convinced that something u
wrong. plunges IL into Nedda's heart. Silvio. who
is spectator, leaps to the aid OF Media. At once
Canio sees the truth and. springing forward. also
slays his rival.
tb) Il Paeliacci" is pronounced Ee-Pah-glee-
ah-chee. with accent on the an syllable.
aroTATIoN
To Of People:
Where I find the quotation in which IL is
said that new times demand new measures and
new men" or words to that effect: SUPERIOR.
The quotation which you inquire about is from
"A Glance Behind the Curtain" by James Russell
Lowell
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

PR0NUNCIATIoNs.
To the Friend OF the People:
Kindly publish the correct pronunciation of
publicist and coupon H B. A.
publi-si,t with tn. accent on the hr's SO syllable
DAYS OF DATES.
To the Friend of People:
%srs sfssR s m: what -s: s:y Wa: Wa:
July .. 1901. came on a Tuesday August IL.
1901 came on Wednesday.
NATIONALITY OF CHILDREN
To the Friend Of the People,
What determines a childs citizenship: the citi-
zenship Of the father or the country In which the
child 10 born? When child 10 born the high
seas. how is his nationality determined? When a
child is born abroad due to the fact that his par
ents hold some official position, does the child
automicay take the nationality of his father?
letters with sealing wax? C..
When child is born in a foreicn country. he
takes the nationality Of his father However there
born there is accorded citizenship In that country
In this way. what known dual citizenships
are often caused. All persons born in America Of
foreign parents are regarded Americans At the
age Of 81. they have the right choose either
nationality OF their parents that Of their natal
ents holding diplomatic position. the child does
not come under the Jurisdiction of his natal
try
q This is purely a question of taste.
"I PAGLIACCLn
To the Friend Of People:
Give me a small sketch of the play, "I Pagli-
acci' and the correct pronunciation? G. II.
tD Il Pagliaccf" (The Clowns). opera by
Rugetero Leoncavsllo concerns tragic episode
in the lives OF a company of stroling PLAYERS
Canio Media, Tonic and Silvio the principal
characters Canio and Media are husband and
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

such condition. But at least they were well
fed, well dressed prisoners.
Perhaps Poland will prove as efficient spon-
sor of industry and agriculture as was Germany.
1t is too early to say. because she never has had
fair chance to demonstrate her ability. But the
German Silesians cannot be blamed for dire mis-
gvings on this subject. 1t will be impossible to
convince them that they have not been treated
with gross injustce-although the judgment OF the
world will not agree with them.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

Weir & Company.
" London. Glas-
gow. Middlesbor-
pugh. Hongkong.
Buenos Aires. San
Francisco and New
York.
He was created
a peer of the realm
in 1919, and in the
same year received
the American Dis
tinguished Service
Medal from the
War Department
at Washington in
recognition of the
assistance which
he had given to
the A m eri c a n
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Boy Scout Benefit Revue,

st. Martins Boy Scouts will go
to camp this summer financed by
the proceeds of THE Spring Revue"
to be presented by St. Patrick's
Players tonight at Carroll Hall. s24
G street northwest, under the aus
pices Of st. Martins Council. Ma
tional Council of Catholic Men.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
WHO'S WHO IN
THE DAYS NEWS

Lord Inverforth. of Great Britain.
who has gone to Calcutta as one OF
the British Crown Commissioners for
the reorganization of the finances Of
India. is probably better known in
America by the name of Andrew
Weir. head of the great merchant and
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Qgem( e! (SmtAeners w 4! Z 1oMeNeraM !!. 'l!!,!
OTHER PEOPLES CURRENT INTEREST ~

communica uons viii not be re-
turned unless specific request for such
return IL made and stamps inclessd.
Letters skeuld be typewritten when.
ever possible. Comnuni .ations sx.
tremely difficult to read will rot b
considered. No communications ignea
. with fictitious names will be ufsG.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

the United Stat
declared in a I
recent address
Chicago.
Neither. he ad
ed does Italy p
for credits b
cause the nation
savings furni
to the state
the money
needs. He I'll
told OF q lar
loan offered
an American ~
which would haI
c st. fncludiI
everythinE. Il
per cent
which Wa 1
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cChcHeyuAd;
0cien7Wc
Notes
Q1fCommcW
FRIDAY. JUNE =. 1872.
AIRPLANEs MUST
Use MUFFLER-

, Airplanes must not ny over cities
with the exhaust open. The Interna-
tional Air Traffic Association. COM
posed of European aerial companies
refuses to let sky noises become a
nuisance and at a meeting at the
Hague has decreed that motors must
be equipped with a muller. They also
have called the attention OF the IN
ternational Postal Union to the fac,
that. while mail transportation by
air Is not possible all year long. req
ular mail service can be maintained
from April 10 September. The matter
or simpiihcation Of custom house for
mslities has been discussed with the
trainc committee OF the League OF
"stons with a view 10 making in
tefr atonal air travel easier.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
RICCI SAYS ITALY
WILL PAY DEBT

Italy has never asked and newt
will ask her creditors TO cand
her debts. Senator Nittorio RI
landi Ricci. Italian Ambassador
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

Italy does not perform rnirscl
and she does not claim anything
that kind" he said. but Italy
gradually rebuilding the finances
the state and her commsrd
economy"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

France has placed tax on bachelors. Sort
of single-tax, it were.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

Sign at Roslyn, L. I.-"New Secondhand
Tires"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

Also-O tempora. o mores-the
suspender is coming back-the same
haberdashery proclaims by n gaudy
window display. English GENTLE
men have gone back to suspenders"
another card announces. That is
all II takes to start New Yorkers
wearing 'em.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
True Democracy.

VVTE E refer the student OF national manners TO
w the practice golf links in Potomac Park
on Sabbath ,,norninr, mos,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Hmith coys rsrminsi-l'tsr A--asr fbssi-
sam Mafa. Pier n~Htr Yokohama
Mara
nssi street r~fininai--u ~ 4. a. r.
Heather. sif q. e q uelaa
risr ifmAsr IyaAsFeua.
pisF - So Port Angeles
PIES s-AF Isffsfspn. ar Magyar. sif
Southwestern
pier it-n~-ssr Ci4y - spokane
rnion Pacific rrfsninal-eHsf ifsssis Dol
lag
Pacific Gees, cosi nanA~rs ssr Com
nsftiai rathfaasf
Pacific coast EaEmsefinH Wafka-u. 4
G -. uaaixa. tvs Hsa Apnafsh
AtiAntfr A4rrst Tsfnlna str lfastek
maii. str Eiaarado.
ntasr street Tsfmsnsi--u. q C n nara.
side.
H. shlppinx hoard MsesinEs atr
1t~rinrt. or Anna D. Mnfe~. ctr
crpas KEYS. ar Delight. ar Hilssrada.
str f.ahsteo ctr West isan. str west
lester. ssF west ffafsiand. atr Western
Kntsht. sir wailinEford.
East waterway peek a Warehouse Co.
Ats rtuAfs noilsfe
Todd rrydark A. STR West gnhnkia. u
e. y psltwbed. sir Pres Grant
rsxss Sound nfiaHs a Dredging Ca
Asr Eattsrsan.
anses HhIpYArd a Tsssninsi--s;r Roess.
welt.
Itsfrstmans prvaoek AFR NiEa. ctr
Ketshikan. apwr srnr Ruby
winsio~ Marine H2iiWay-aHH Parifiro,
aasofship CVoieha. sehrs Vancouver.
barge coaaitism city. y. a T.. u Rs.
LET. stF knypK.
Alaska MnosinHs ysidss. ssr Junsau.
str Hedsnaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Floating Relief
Warehouse Ready

CoNSTANT1NOPLE. Dec. Ia
floating warehouse established hy the
American Near East relief has begun
fuctioning and IL distributing relief
supplies among the islands In the
Aegean sea. The warehouse
9.0o0-ton steamer Marie Louise was
chartered to cruise around the
Aegean. leaving az each port supplies
sufficient 20 last one month.
Arthur II. Troyon. Of Wilmington.
n. g.. who has charge OF the Marie
Louise. reported az tho end Of the
first cruise. in which the ship visited
Mitylene. Chios. samos. Rodoato and
other smaller ports. that the Idea was
complete success
The Near East relief has cstab.
lishcd relief stations nj Philipopplia.
under J ~ McNabb. Of Richmond.
Va. Dcdagatch. under w. 4. David
son. Of Columbus. o. Knvalla. under
w. v NJ Wright, Of Philadelphia.
and Demotica. under stephen Lowe.
Of 81. Louis. Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
PrOqresSiUes Form NeU
Bloc and Urge Reforms

the government, and restore IL to tho
people.
ITO this end We viii oppose un
ceaairgiy special interest legislation.
and in order TO meet the critical stu.
alton that oonfronts the nation. we
propose 10 create special commit.
tees. composed Of members of the
senate and house. cooperating with
men Of affairs and experts. 10 pre-.
pare and submit 20 this group for
consideration from time 20 time dur
ing this and the next congress. prac.
teal and conservative plans for deal
ing with the following subjects. Az.
riculture. labor. railroads, shipping.
natural resources. credits. taxation.
and a special committee TO consider
amendments TO tho constitution.
looking to the adjustment Of the
electoral college and the earlier meet.
ing Of newly elected congresses.
In order TO restore and perpetu.
ate the control Of the people over
their government. we propose the in.
stiiution Of "A nationwide campaign
IN the various states for direct open
primaries for all elective offices. tn.
Guiding the presidency. and for ef.
fctivc federal and state corrupt prac.
tees acts
This resolution. offered by Repre-
sentative Huddleston. democrat. Ala.
hama, was unanimously adopted.
Today's meeting was opened
with y statement by senator Ia
Toilette that the progrcssiyes, In
thus organizing. had no political
axes Ia grind and intended no
third party movement. Senators
Borah aud Norris emphasized the
fact that the movement must he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
DEADLOCK STILL
CHECKS SENATE
FiIibuster Over Lynching
Law Remains Intact

WASHINGTON. Dec. Efforts
TO smash the nlibuster. which has
stopped all legislative action in the
senate since last Monday. proved
fruitless today. and the democrats
swept thru their day OF battle con.
fident OF ultimate victory.
Senator Harrison opened with a
new attack as soon as the session
convened. He made a motion 10
amend the journal Of Thursday and
was launching into "A lengthy address
when republican leaders asked ad.
journment OF the senate out Of re-
spect of the late Representative
Mann Of Illinois. The journals Of
last Tuesday and Wednesday have
not yet been approved and there re
mains only one legislative day. sat.
urday. in the special session.
The senate must adjourn before
Sunday for the next session of con.
gress and II became obvious that the
republican majority would not he
able 20 pass in that time the Dyer
anti-ynching measure against which
the fiiibusters have directed their
fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

AHkisEf, -uee !. pornihy Alexander
from sau Hiego via Han rssIra and san
frsucisro. 81 10 a. M. aff Port Angeles
from san Pedro VIA San Francisco. ~
sfo a. m. Nov 10. str nSs~is Dollar
from kebs via Yokohama. At ass D. N. I.
str Edna from Han Fraaeisro. Il y 81. .
ST. Aurrdtk from Hamburg via Ant.
serp. London. Liverpool. naihos. San Pc
drp, San Franclsrs and Vancouver. a. C.
~ HAS a ~.
~AfIEi,-~Dsr !. str Tynaarsua for
Manila VIA Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai
and HonEkguH. at $40 a. NJ Nov. 40.
str Admiral Hehisy for OAKLAND VIA san
Francisco at midnight ~ Pacific for
Ssw Sgrk Via San Pedro and Balboa. A.
sac . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Grain MARKET
HIT BY DROP

dropped al the close % the day ON
the Chicago board % trade today.
duo 40 profit taking. talk 81 resell
ing by France and Italy and n lack
81 export demand Provisions closed
higher,
December wheat opened up lie at
ST 20 and closed of &c. May opeacd
up &c at sit7l and closed OF fc;
July opened up isc at 400 and
closed off lc.
December corn opened up I've at
~ Ac and closed off sc At fieci
May opened up NC at 7iec and
closed off @cs Jufy opened up &c
at 70&c and closed off Nc
December oats opened ep &c at
t1Ac and ciosed up nc. May opened
up &c ut t3Ac and closed off ar;
July opened UP Nc at t0Ae and
closed off &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Music and Speaking
on Radio Program

Ivan Edwards. tenor solist. KRth'
crime Hamilton. violin soiols,. and
Lola Abcrnethy. piano accompanies.
will furnish the musical program 10
b. broadcasicd Friday. from X. ID.
Y. r. station. At the Rhodes Co. c.
r. conover. Of the publicity commit
sen u tho Chamber of Commerce.
viii speak ON The Railroads MsI.
Ilon.Dollar Campaign for tho Pacific
Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
EWES TOME LOCATED

Eve. the mother 81 the human
race. IL buried. according 10 a very
old legend. AZ a spot ahou, mile
north Of Icdda. In Arabia. Her rc.
puted tomb II Of enormous length.
being nearly 400 fccs long BY 10
broad. II IL now in the possession Of
the Mohammedans. who DO not per.
init many Christians 10 enter it.-De.
troit News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Weddings Increase,
Police Force, Too

LONDON, Dec THE following
items are published side by side by
"A London newspaper without COM
ment:
PARIS French marriages Ia 1890
totaled 623.sso.
PARIS There are TO be 900
more Paris police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. IAN or
Eanizatlon pledged 20 drive special
privilege out II government and -
store Il TO the people" was formed
today By progressive senators and
house members. In a twoh hour SEES
sion nt tho capitol. the proErcnaiycr
representing both parties. took these
steps.
l--Adopted q resolution def.
iniicly organizing a progressive
bloc. to function in the present
and ensuing congresses.
s--tnnounccd nation wide
campaign would be started for
abolition ~ the electoral col.
iegc. earlier meetings Of newly
elected congresses. epen and d.
rect primaries and enactment Of
a corrupt practices act.
3--Served notice that the or.
ganiraiion L. entirely legislative
and j. not even remotely pc.
litical sirp. intended 60 result
in formulation of a third party.
Effected senator Norris.
Nebraska. chairman for tim
present al least.
Provided for immediate forum.
lation Of n legislative program.
by establishing subcommittee
to deal with specific subject.
Tho meeting adopted the following
resolution.
Resolved. That the progressive.
minded senators and representatives
Of al parties agree 70 meet from
time 10 time and 10 cooperate whole.
heartedly IN ored TO accomplish the
fundamental purpose on which we
are an united. namely To drive spe.
cial privilege out OF the control OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Shooting Fails to
Stop Greek Actors

coNsTANTtNoPIE. Dec. As
the curtain was rising in the Greek
theater a Venlzelist shot and killed
a constantinist officer on leave. The
play proceeded ms the body was being
carried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Man Pleads Guilty
on Liquor Charge

Dewey Anderson. alleged TO have
been an acoomplice Of Raleigh Faulk-
ner. alias s. w. Roily. and owen
Jones. charged more than year ago
with the possession and sale Of IA con-
siderable quantity Of Intoxicating
liquor. pleaded guilty in Judge Jere-
miah Neicrcr's court Friday morning.
His sentence viii he set Jan. is.
Raleigh Faulkner has no, been ap.
pretended owen Jones was sen.
fenced to 90 dayn In the county Jail
In October. 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
THE WHOLE STORY

what are the salient details OF
this domestic triangle'f"
'"rhe husband who didn't under.
stand Is suing for divorce from the
wife who wasn't understood"
II see"
And he has named as correspond
cnt the man who didn't understand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

LONDON. Dcc. 1.-The archbishop
of York says that the reaction against
religion caused by the war Is over
and there Ia heinz created "a new life
with new faith and hope and xraI. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

kilograms and letters were re-
ceived from those unable 10 attend.
tors McNary. Sheppard. France.
owen. Norris. Whipsiead. Frazier.
Laid. Capper. La Toilette. Brook.
hart. Wheeler and Borah. Repre-.
scntatives Burke. Collins. Huddles.
ton. Logan. Mead. Casey. Frear.
Ward. Beck, Lnmpert Schneider,
Keller. vergt, Reid. Nelson. Nc
Swain. Sinclair. Cooper. King. Huck.
Mansfield and Governor Blaine OF
Wisconsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

CHICAGO. Dec, t.--Sevsrai leading
bankers are reported 10 have adopted
tho practice Of wearing light coats
% mail under their oyercoaiH on the
way 10 and from their offices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Pros perity Wave Gives
Strong Tone to Market

holiday
did check
association reports "adnkH revenue
declines active
frouais
baldwin showed
initial transactions while rs. we're frsssionaiy higher
SIS states steel iR4e
standard 81 1855. Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Food Prices Soar
in Polish Capital

WARSAW. Dec. Polish food
prices have risen 80 to 400 per cent
during the last six weeks. Railway
fares have tripled and hotel rates
have jumped $50 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Rent Act Fails to
Check Litigation

LONDON, Dec. i.--Tho the rent act
was passed nearly two years ago to
end conflict between landlords and
tenants. survey made here shows
that litigation Is increasing each
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
TEXAS VANS ON
LOCAL MARKET
Butter and Eggs Holding
Firm on Avenue

A car % Texas vans. the FIRST to
arrive from the Southwest this sea.
son. Was marketed ON Western ave.
Friday at s2.so fer so.pound baskets.
A shipment Of imported Italian clVst.
nuts was offered on the iocal whole.
sale market Friday at 20 eents a
pound.
Butter and eggs remained firm
over Thanksgiving. and dealers
oplned Friday that there was little
chance OF change IN prices in the
Immediate future. Eastern butter
and esg markets were firm Friday.
California continued Go dVmand
Puget Sound dairy products,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Ancient City Found
After 1000 Years

SAIGON. Dec - After Is years Of
work the full wonders OF Augkor. the
ancient city Of lndo-China. have been
uncovered. Angkor was the seat Of
the Jayavarman dynasty 1000 years
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Mrs. Clora CoUley (dboUe) +,
and Rec. w. Griffin Cololey.

An Investigation IL being made OF
the sudden death Of Mrs Clara Cow.
ley. rich Scion Springs. WIS, bride.
who died Aug. IA. shortly after her
marriage 70 the Rev. Griffith Cowley.
20 years her junior Cowley seeks
TO disprove any possible intimation
that he might be responsible for the
death Of his wife. The body was ex.
humed for possible traces OF poison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Dec Money on call.
per cent. SIX months. ~ per cent
mercantile paper. 80 per cent.
Bar siIvsr--Nsw York. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. f.--ForaiRu es-
change opened steady. Sterling. ft.si y
off a. flames. - a7oth. up -. He.
90 0tst. wp :. marks. 90 eeci y. up =
Sterling. stSs IT'S. Up 1 lis. francs.
f0e10tS. up 10, liss. s1eBssh. W 50
marks. to.e0oi s-ts. ~ t-ts-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01
Automobile Hearse
Stolen in England

SURBITON. Eng. Dec. Thieves
stole a motor-h earse standing outside
a house here. II is believed they
mistook II for a closed motor car In
the darkness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-01

Preserved better than many an
Egyptian mummy. a shrunken body
Of an Indian chief who died nearly
400 years ago has been brought TO
the United States by Peruvian
engineer.