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Evening journal., 1922-04-11
THE WONDERFUL
BLOOD TREATMENT

Auto Hemic Therapy marks most
distinct advance In the science OF
medicine.
cstohiished fact that Blood Is the
source OF either good or bad health,
as the case may he
BLOOD not only nourishes the body
but also carries away Its waste pro-
duets. Blood is the REPAIR SHOP OF
THE BODY. and as your Blood Is, 30
There is no disease that does not
have a marked effect upon the blood.
II IL the Blood that offers all ltk-
STSTANCE TO DISEASE
Blood carries nourishment to All
parts OF the body and rids Itself or
impurities and diseased tissues.
All forms OF medical advice ana
treatment are directed primarily to
the publication and the cleansing OF
the Red Stream OF LIE.
whether medicines are taken inter-
nany or otherwise does not matter
they accomplish no good purpose nor
do they have any effect. nor do they
bring about any beneficial results un-
an picked up by the Blood.
The History Of the Art OF Healing
an through the ages. shows constant
EFFORT and study to Get az or reach the
Blood direct;
Serums. Antitoxlnes and Vacciness
an have this one object IN view,
namely DIRECT TO THE BLOOD
TREATMENT.
In AN these endeavors some foreign
substance Is introduced into the body
In the hope that % viii cause the
Blood to React Correct and Purify
4 itself
Without commenting upon these
methods. nor tho source from which
these Serums. Antitox.ns or Vac
cines are obtained the ideal the
real, the greatest and by far the
L best treatment cNtant today Is
Auto Hemic Therapy Trea tment
Auto Hemic Therapy Treatment
causes the body 20 react and the
Il Blood 70 purify itself without the
Introduction Of any foreign matter or
1 substance into the Blood.
Recent findings in Physiology and
4 Pathology recognize the correctness
1 Of Auto Hemic Therapy
N Based on these findings studies anc
Il research work, Investigations and eX
I perimentations this treatment. IN
/ which no foreign substance Us intro
duced into the Blood, has attained a
wonderful standing because OF ltl
marvellous curative value.
Auto Hemick Therapy is a Process
OF developing Serum from the Pa,
tents own Blood with Distilled
water.
II Each case Of disease has its owl
peculiarities and identity No wv,
cases OF even the same disease ar
Identical because disease reacts dif
ferently upon each individual.
II Is the following principle there
fore. that you must apply. g. e.. tha
which accomplishes results In the on
case may have no effect whatsoeve
IN the other.
Note carefully: A-The Serum in IN
Auto Hemic Therapy Is develope
from the patients own blood and
is used only in the one case. IN 8
many words. Your Own Blood Make
Your Own Serum.
Note carefully: B-Thls Serum ac
cording 10 the best medical author
tiles contains all the essential matte
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
SEAF0RD HIGH
WINS FIRST GAME
speclal % rhe Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
STAFFORD, April 1i.-Coach
Lowden took his contenders for
county and State high school hon
ors TO Georgetown. Friday and
trimmed the county seat boys 10 the
tune OF TO /. Waller, his pitching
selection. proved effective and the
result OF the game was never in
doubt He struck out ten OF the op-
posing batsmen and allowed them
two hits. Georgetown put up
great game in the field. not an err
rc- being charged against them
seaford also played brilliantly, an
error by shortstop Hill being the
only miscue registered against .hem.
O'Day. Seaford's rsngy third base
man got three solid smashes and
scored two runs. Carpenter helded
we'll. A great battle is expected here
tomorrow afternoon when Milford
High will make their appearance.
Score. Of the seaford-Georgetown
game follows
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

and substance necessary for your sue
cessful treatment No one clses.
Note carefully. C-Serum from your
own Blood. In 80 many words, meets
and acts promptly and successfully.
the peculiarities OF your individual
case.
Auto Hemic Serams contain the
scientific essentials for the successful
treatment of disease and are con-
stantly proving TO be dependable re-
liable. effective and efficient means TO
quick recovery from disease.
Reports from prominent physicians
using Auto Hemic Serums below ana
testimonials from residents OF phila-
delphia who have found relief through
Auto Hemic Treatments are outstand
ing evidence OF the wonderful work
being done by doctors. learned and ex-
perienced In Auto Hemic Serums and
its uses.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

who advised me to go TO a hospital. as
he diagnosed my case as fallen
stomach.
Il stayed II weeks at the hospital.
getting worse instead OF better and
finally was pronounced incurable. !
heard then OF the Auto Hemic treat
ments and In my despair. went to the
Auto Hemic Medical Institute, where
my case was diagnosed as Hardening
Of the Arteries and Anguina Pectoris.
After three treatments. l felt better
and after treatments I considered
myself cured.
~ want TO emphasize that I took
no medicines or any other form OF
medication while under the treatment
OF the Auto Hemic Medical Institute
and attribute my recovery solely TO
Auto Hemic Therapy treatments.
/ am able TO resume my work and
cannot express enough gratitude for
the Auto Hemlc Therapy treatments.
r. H. EISENHART DEFIANCE, PA
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
County League
Meeting

President Winter. Of the New
Castle County League, has call
ed a meeting of the circuit for
Thursday night. The meeting
will be held In The Evening
journal Office. IL is of utmost
importance that all managers be
present as final arrangements
for the opening of the season
viii he made. The hour il 8
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

a night. My legs and arms were so
swollen and my toes SO cramped
could not do any kind OF housework,
neither could ] go anywhere, as
could not walk suffered untold
agonies and would often cry out In
my misery / would make an effort
10 go TO church and would get half
way when sthe shoe strings cutting
into my swollen flesh would force me
TO return. After taking three Auto
Hemic Treatments, all the swelling
disappeared. and ! can now walk as
good as I ever did. An my friends
know how I suffered with rheumatism,
and when they see me now walking
around with a smile on my face, they
ask me what did it. / tell them that
after trying all different kinds OF medi-
cines. Auto Hemic Therapy did It. ]
would not take $4,000 for what Auto
Hemic Therapy did for me. and can
say too much about the wonderful
method. MRS. MARY MAGUtRE,
1926 y. 56th St. Philadelphia"
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
GIRLS PREPARE FOR GAME.

Wilmington Recreation Club
which played the major portion Of
last season under the name of the
Press Recreation Club, a girls base
ball team is getting set for another
busy campaign. The first practice
has been called for this afternoon
at $40 o'clock on the field in front
Of the reviewing stand at Eighteenth
and Monroe streets. The following
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
CHRONIC DISEASES
BENEFITED

Among the many chronic dis
eases that are daily being success
fully treated by Auto Hemic Their
apy are: Anemla, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh. Goitre, High Blood
Pressure, Indigestion, Cramps.
stomach cases, Liver, Call and
Bladder Diseases, Piles, Headaches,
Dizziness, Epilepsy. Deafness,
Dropsy, Enlarged Glands. Scrof-
ula. Inflammation OF the Throat,
Nose and Lungs. Neuritis, Lum-
bago. sciatica. Jaundice, Skin Dis
eases OF all kinds, rheumatism and
other long standing and chronic
diseases OF Men. Women and
Children.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
The Truth About
Eczema and Piles

Thousands and thousands OF people.
says Peterson Of Buffalo. are learning
every week that one S5-cent box OF Pc
terson's Ointment will abolish eczema
and Danish piles. and the grateful let
ters / receive every day are worth more
TO me than money.
II had eczema for many years on my
head and could not get anything to stop
the agony. l saw your ad and got one
box and owe you many thanks for the
good 10 has done me. There isn't
botch on my head now and I couldn't
help but thank Peterson, for the cure
is great" Miss Mary Hll. 420 Third
Avenue. Pittsburg Pa.
Il have had itching piles for Is years
and Peterson's is the only ointment that
relieves me. besides the piles seem to
have gone" A. 3 Ruger. 1927 Wash
ington Avenue Racine. Wis.
Use Peterson's Ointment for old sores
salt rheum. chafing and all skin dis
eases Druggists recommend it Mail
orders flled by Peterson Ointment Co.
Inc. Buffalo. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

players are requested to report; The
Misses b. Parkinson, M. Montgom1,
cry, E. Robinson, NJ. Green. o. Jor-
dan, NJ. Biggins. o. Porter X.
Brown. NJ. Dougherty. A. Kane, f.,
Ennis, II. Seller, f. Kitchen and any
other girl wishing 10 tryout for
position on the team.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

The Junior Twilight League open
cd up its first season yesterday af-
ternoon under midsummer skies.
Four snappy games we're provided
and with the opening day as a crit
erlon the little league should be
success.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

a close battle IS expected when
Beacon College and New Castle
High baseball teams clash tomor-
row afternoon at New Castle. Both
teams have ben beaten by Salesian-
um. Beacon making the better show
ing. The business boys feel con-
fdent they can turn back the Cas-
tilians
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
KEYsToNE FINISHES THIRD

Keystone captured third place in
tho Hercules Bowling League by de-
feating Standard. with which Is was
tied for the position al the end Of
the season, two straight last night in
a special roll-off. scores;
STANDARD
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
RRoWNsON WINS IN GAGE

Brownson Academy wound up its
basketball season last night by de-
feating the Y. NJ. H. A. Seconds, "a
to IS Keely and Frankfort were
the stars for the victors and van
quished, respectively. Score:
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

OF The ARTERIES AND AoUiNA
PECTORlS FOR 70 YEARS. 2 AUTO
HEMIc TREATMENTS MAKE HIM
WELL AFTER BEING PRO-
MnINCEn INCURABL
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

osky.
Franklin City,. p. George.
Frederick. W. sisfrin.
Georgetown. Dell. T. Bailey.
Glenburnie-J. H. Lynch.
Greenbush and Tasley-G. F. Lelster.
Greensboro
Greenwood. Del-N. W. Sutcliffe.
Grove-F. J. Phillips
Harheson-C. s. Larrimore.
Harmony. W Vac. S. Ross
Harpers' Ferry. W. Vas. W. Paris.
Harrington. Dele A. Morris.
Hawiey Memorial-H Warner.
Howard-Carro Maddox.
Hurlock-C. NJ. Adams.
Indian River-Dorsey Black.
Kempton--.C y. Alexander.
Kennedyville-J. +. Wooden.
Kent Island. T Fenby.
Laurel. Del.-A. W. Ewel
Laurel Circuit-L. +. Gift.
Leeds-R W. Sutcline
Lewes. Del.-W. B. Wilson.
Lewlstown-
Iiborty-W. A. Sites.
I.ynchburg. va. l. Ward
Lisbon--F. S Cain.
Mardena-A IT. Green.
Marley-W. +. Simms.
Ailddleway. W. Va
Milford Dec. r. Dryden.
Milton Del-T q. Grouse
Mt Nebo-S. c. Wood
New Church. Va.-E. C. Graham.
New Market-P. NJ r. Schauer.
Nichols Memorial IT Lynch.
Northumberland Vac. H. Dohson.
Oak Grove and Prince Georges
Thomas t. Jones.
ONford-H w. d. Johnson.
Do "a
Patapsco--A W Simms
Emmanuel--J r. Bryan.
St Luke's-J w. Trout.
Taylor Memorial-H. o. Keen.
Pipe Creek-Earlc Cummings.
Plttsville-S. W BaXley.
Pocomoke City-E. l.. Bounce
Pocomoke Circuit-H. s Mason.
Potomac. l.. Green.
powenvllle--L S. owen.
Quantico-O. @. Brewer.
Queen AIMEE. T. Marshall.
Renance-B l.. Bryan.
Rowlandvile-@F NJ Vok.
Salem-J p Adams
Salisbury-R. L. Shpley.
Seaford DeL--W. l. Hoffman.
Selhyvile. DEL
sharptown-G. r. Donaldson.
Snow Hili-C. r. Strausburg
Stewardstown-G. II Stocksdale.
St James-E W, Simms
ST. Michaels-G. T.. McDorman.
Susquehanna--J. NJ Brown.
Texas-T. S. Betschler.
Trinity-George Hines.
Tyreanne. Va
Union. A. Wright
Union Brldge-W. S. Hanks.
Wallace Memorial-W. r. Bauscher.
Warwick-C. NJ. Cullum.
Cherrydale-W. NJ. Snyder
First Church-G. A. Hooker
Georgctown-B +. Ruley.
Mount Tabor-C. A. rompher
North Carolina Ave-P. w. Crosby.
Rhode Island Ave.-G. I. Humphrey
Wesley Chapel OF Kent-A. T. T
laum.
Westminster-J L. Nichols
First Church-F. c. Holloway.
Peninsula--L. b. Smith.
West Wilmington
Nhaieyvllle-C. p. Butler.
Wye-J. T. Marker.
Special Appointments
President General Conference, T II.
.ewis.
President Western Maryland College,
l. y Ward
Professor Western Maryland College
President Westminster Theological
Seminary. II. l., lllderdice.
Editor OF the Methodist Protestant.
r. b. Benson.
Mlssions-F. G. Klein.
Superintendent Of Church Extension.
NJ. sheridan.
Woman's Home Missionary Society,
r. r. Woodford
Chaplain United states Army j. H.
Wright. ,
First NJ 2. church. South Side, Pitts
burqh. Pa. X. K Haddaway
HanlE Memorial Church. Monterey
Pa.-Paul F. Warner.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

day, aged sc years The body was
taken to Harrington today for in
terment. He leaves a wife and one
child.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
FIVE POINTS WANTS GAME.

Five Points OF the New Castle
County League would like TO securs
a game for this Saturday afternoon
Manager Caufman can be reached by
calling phone 64S4-R.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

jump. mile run and relay.
Later on in the year the Salesian
um classes will meet In baseball.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11

What Auto Hemic Therapy
has done for thousands Of
others, it can do for you.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
Dr.. ]. w. King, Bradford, Pa.

Under date Of August Is. 1917. re-
ports a case OF boy II years old who
had about a dozen convulsions the
month previous 10 taking the Auto
Hemic treatments and none the month
following.
Under the same date. he reports
case OF blood pressure. 2l0, which was
reduced to % within thirty days after
two Auto Hcmic treatments.
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
Or. A. H. Rice, of Las Vegas,
New Mexico, reports:

during three and a half years. five op-
erations for appendicitis, resection Of
stomach and three for the removal Of
enlarged glands. Very anemic and
lost 81 pounds from normal weight.
body from size OF pea TO that of me-
dium size hickory nut Glands felt
boggy Constantly losing ground and
about down and out FIRST AUTO
HEMlC TREATMENT on October !,
1915 given with astonishing results.
Second treatment given October s. At
end Of second week. seemed perfectly
Wen Four treatments given since
II L. u. L. ----LL
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
game folio
SEAFORD.
scoRE nv INNINGS
nEAcoNl VS.. NEw CAsTLE

afford .......... 100 300 230--'
georgetown ............ OOi 900 600
Evening journal., 1922-04-11
JUNIOR TWILIGHT LEAGUES
Standtnu Of the Clubs
onnnlnn Resultn.

I'VWWWN"l y NIVTWIVN =
Adlon, .; Cubs. /
Vandever. 3; Union Gardens, I.
St. Hedwig, 3. Five Points, 2.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-12-14

Miss Robinson's Drama class put
on one act play called "T'he Over
Tones" at the assembly on Tuesday
morn 'ng. 1t is one of the new
things in dramatic art and was well
received by the Audience.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-12-14
Normal Notes

Tryouts for the debate squad were
held in Mr.. Hunts room last Monday
afternoon. The contest for the twelve
places on the squad proved a very
close one and lot of promising ma
terial was revealed in the series of
five debatest The judges, President
Ames, Mr.. Hunt, Mr.. Goble, Mr.. Kar-
ges, Mr.. Hayward and Miss Latta,,se-
lected the following individuals for
this years squad: Margaret Bailey,
Roland Baker, Winfred Bird, of River
Falls; Edward Casey, New Richmond;
Earl Hildeb,and, Omro; Rex Lieben-
berg, Alma; Allan McAndrews, and
Dorothy Mcnamara, New Richmond;
Philip Mitchell, Wittenerg; Esther
Cakes, Balsam Lake; Everett Smith,
and Elvira Thomson, River Falls.
Liebenberg and Casey are debate
veterans. Casey helped beat Eau
Claire in 1921, and with Liebenberg
was member of the State Champ
ionship Squad of 1922. Mitchell and
Smith were alternates on last years
teams. While the other members of
the squad are new on Normal School
debate work, many of them have had
considerable high school experience.
Margaret Bailey, Winfred Bird, and
Roland Baker were members of the
River Falls High School State Cham
pionship team of last year, while AL
Ian McAndrews and Dorothy McNa-
mara have carried New Richmond
High School colors in debate. Elvi-
IA Thomson represented River Falls
High in 1921.
The question for debate this year is
unemployment insurance, timely one
in view of the fact that the, state leg
islature will consider the enactment
of such law at its session this
spring.
The squad will begin work imme-
diately under direction of the debate
coach, Mr.. Mitchell. Shortly after
the holidays six of the twelve will be
chosen for the two regular teams, one
to meet Superior on the home plat
form, the other to meet Eau Claire
at Eau Claire. If they succeed in win
ming these debates, they will meet the
winners of the Milwaukee White
-Platteville and the La Crosse
Stevens Point Oshkosh triangles for
the State Championship. Last year
River Falls, Stevens Point and Mil
waukee met in the final champion
ship debate and the Falls succeeded in
winning both debates and the State
Championship. Let's keep it!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-12-14

President Ames and Regent Kramer
will go to Madison on Thursday to at
tend a meeting Of the Board of Nor
NAL School Regents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-12-14

The Training School launched q
very important organization at a
meeting in the auditorium last Satur
day morning. The program was pre-
pared by the Training Department
and the several numbers were contri-
buted by the student teachers. The
purpose of the meeting was to deve'-
CD a greater professional spirit among
the student teachers, so that when
they go out as regular teachers they
may have genuinely professional
attitude. Mr.. Davee presided and re-
commended that a permanent organi
ration be effected and with that in
view appointed the following commit
tee to make plans for such an asso-
citation:
Professor Johnston
Arthur Eckley
Esther Cakes
Vide Tubbs
Mrs. Edith Olson
George OBrlen
Miss Bridges.
The following is the program given
last Saturday:
Violin Solo, Cecilia Wind
Two Problems from American
Education Week.
l. Illiteracy in the United States.
Lillian Drosi
2. Our Foreign Born Neighbors,
Arthur Eckley
The Use of Writing Scales
Eugene Loiselle
Teachers Salaries
l. In the U. S. and Wis.
Esther Cakes
,. Salaries of Glass of 1922
Mary Meyer
Vocal Solo, Virginia Hoeser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
WOMAN OF AZ
LOVES BOY, 10
Says She lust Wants to
Earn Living for Him

AKRON. ohic. Feb. fT.--Mr-. In
Han swaree. a. years old. trained
nurse. Ia held al the detention home
on a statutory charge because che
fell in love with a isyear-old boy a,
a Ftndiay gohlol orphanS home and
then came TO Akron with him. ae-
corsiing TO Mrs. G1c~ X. Hlli, police.
woman. who made the arrest. The
two have lived In Akron three years
as mother and sou. according 20 Mrs.
Hli.
They were arrested a. they were
returning home from grocery.
walking arm in arm. apparently de.
voted to each other. At first both
were reluctant 10 tell their story, but
Mrs. swazee. II Is said. finally told
II. while tho boy. now 10. stood look
ing at the floor IN an adjoining room.
Il want 20 work In the ftndiay
home to b near my is-ycar.old
daughter. While there saw a hoy
who was the imas. OF the son I
had lost shortly after my husband
died. Ny mothers heart went out
10 him and | loved him as a moth
err the nurse said. according 10 Mrs.
I'm.
Three years ago. she continued.
Il came to Akron and he came TO
make hts horn. with ms. lie was
an orphan. worked as nurse In
Akron hospitals and made a living
for him because loved him.
II do not know what 10 do. Tho
whole thing shocks inc now. But I
s:iii love him None but = mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

stops nose running. relieves had
ache. duilnen. fsverishness. snssz-
ing.
~pap.'s Cold COMPOUND IL the
quickest. sureSt relief knSwn. and
costs only a few cents at drug stores
II acts without sasistanc~. Tastes
nice. Contains no auinins. Insist
upon pape'n---Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
FARMERS START
ORGANIZATION
Association to Is Be Built
Around Congress Bloc

CHICAGO. Feb ia national
farmers orrnnizauon. burt around
tina farm ble-o- In congress- was In
process Of organization here today.
Belief OF farmers that the only re-
lief from prsoent conditions is thru
politics oaus~d the call OF a meeting
Of representative sgrarian leaders Of
the nation. The conference was
called by Benjamin c. MarAh. man.
aging director OF the FurmerT Ma
tional council. who arrived today.
Leaders OF the new movement,
who dlscior-d lie nature TO the Unit.
ed Press. fa,id no attempt la form n
new political party will be made.
Farmers. however. will bs formed
into a unit to sol,dify their strength
for or against congressional oandi-
dates In the Dezt election. II was
said.
only the conservative farmer eie-
ment win be Included IN the organi.
Estion. authorities said Members Of
the national nonpa rtisan league
American farm bureau and the Unit.
ed States grain growers viii be ac-
tive in the conference tomorrow.
The conference ~ preliminary to
the meeting Of farm and iaber forces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

here Monday. at which time leaders
viii attempt 10 bring about 4 political
coalition. In order TO solve their Indi
vidual and mutual problems
There will be no new or radical
plans come out OF the fayrnerr con
ference. II was said. The new orEan-
ization will be formed along iines
already attempted by conservative
farm leaders,
Leaders today frankly admitted
they nav no immediate chance Of re.
lief from unfavorabbe conditions.
They said they baSed their hopes on
ability OF the organization TO sweep
friends OF the farmer into congress
nart election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
CITIZENSHIP EASY
FOR U. S. MEN WHO
FOUGHT FOR CANADA

Tho approach ot election has
brought many queries 90 The star
from Americans who enlisted In
tho Canadian forces during the
world war az to their status as
u. =. eitirena
These men lost their ciurrnship
when they enlisted In foreign
army: however. they may regain
their former atatu. at once by be-
coming repatriatei in the United
states district court. Federal
building IL " not necessary for
them 20 50 thru the regular rou-
tine Of naturalization proceedings.
but merely TO take tho oath Of
allegiance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Best Cough Mixture Is
Made at Home
Fine for Chest Colds Too and
Is Cheaply Made at Home

whea you ran make IN two NTH
ptce. a world beating remedy that
acts directly On the membrane and
cften overnight causes stubborn
coughs and even hard chest colds to
disappear. why trine with things
that will probably disanpeintf
Hawking and snufflinE and also
soreness 81 the mucous membrane so
and you Will feel fine IN almost no
time
Just get one ounce Of parmint
tdonhfe strengthl add TO u a little
sugar and enough hot water 20 make
4 half pint and you've got an mex
pensi>e remedy better than you can
buy ready mixed.
It's soothing. healing action on tho
membrane - the reason so many
people use u for Catarrh and acute
nasal rcids.---Advcrtiserf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17

Plans are under way for the com
Inc summer quarter OF the univer-
sisy which will open June soth. the
day AFTER commencement and Close
on September lat. II viii be Al.
vided into two terms. the fret end
ms on Friday. July .sth. The work
~ the second term VIII begin imm~.
dlasriy as there will b. no specific
time reserved for registration for
the second term
Courses viii be offered IN the col.
ieges OF liberal arts, science. etfuca.
ton. business administration. fine
arts. Journalism. Law aud the grad
uafr school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-17
Nathan Beman Dead
Here at the Age of So

Arrangements wev being made
Friday for the burial Of Nathan Be-.
man. O.. former county auditor ana
Northwest pioneer. who diesx
Thursday at Minor hospital
Beman was an organizer Of M
Alaska Pacific Express Co. and for
the last 10 years had trcn employees
by the bowman a HAnford Co. Hs
10 survived By his widow. Mrs- MARY
Ber,an, three niec>s and . nephew.