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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-27
Agents of Equitable
Life Hold Convention

william A. Bennett of washing
ton, second vice president Of the
Equitable Life Insurance company,
was the principal speaker at the
convention Of Representatives OF
the company in, this district held
here Friday at the Fairmont hotel.
Representatives OF the company
from this section who made short
talks were j. G. Mayer and W. B.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-27
SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
Copyright, 1921, N. q. AZ

ly served apple is quite as accep,
table as dessert for luncheon OF
dinner as It is for breakfast.
There is no fruit with greater
possibilities than the plain every,
day apple, and while the woman
who must depend on apples for her
fresh fruit sometimes almost de
spairs Of cooking them in a new
way she finds them as essential az
potatoes.
Try these baked apple recipe,
and see II the family doesn't like
'em and want more:
Breakfast Apples.
Four apples, 4 teaspoons but.
ter, 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 IL
cups stewed prunes, / table
spoon lemon juice.
Pare apples and cut in half. Re
move core. Arrange III a shallow
pan. Put one-half teaspoon butte,
in each cavity and ono teaspoor
sugar. sAdd lemon juice to pruneH
and pour over apples. Cover ana
bake 40 minutes. Remove cover
and finish baking.
Luncheon Apples.
Four apples, 20 cup sugar, "a
cup water, teaspoon grated
lemon rind (optional), s large
seeded raisins, marshfnanows.
Pare and core apples. Make \
syrup OF the sugar and water. Po,.
three minutes. Add lemon rind. II
the apples are tasteless the lemon
rind is an Improvement. Pour syrul
over apples in pan. Fill the cav.
ity OF each apple with the ra:Uins
Cover pan and bake In a moderate
oven for 40 minutes or until the
apples are tender. The length o,
time depends largely on the cook.
Ing qualities Of the fruit.
When the apples arc tender, but
not broken, remove cover and put
a marshmallow on top of each an
apple. Basic apple and marshmal.
low with juice in the pan and put
under the flame or In very. hot
oven. When the marshmallow is
puffy and beginning to brown re-
move from pan and cool slightly,
Serve without sugar or cream.
Dinner Apples.
Four apples, ga cup sugar, l-o
cup water, teaspoon lemon
juice, 2 slices of lemon 3.s inch
thick, 2 tablespoons currart
jelly, IL cup finely chopped
nuts. LIZ cup whipping cream,
3 tablespoons powdered sugar,
10 teaspoon vanilla,
Pare and core apples. Make a
syrup OF sugar and water and boil
three minutes. Add lemon Juice
and rind Put apples IN a pan win
q close fitting cover and nut one
teaspoon Of curTant jelly in the cav.
ity Of each apple.
Pour over the syrup, cover close
~ and bake In slow oven for haIt
ON hour. Basic frequently with the
juice in the pan. The apples should
be transparent when done, II the
juice docs not jelly remove apples
aIfu Couk INC syrup lew minutes
longer.
Try on a cold saucer to see-ff It
jellies. Pour syrup over apples and
when cool enough to handle coat
each apple with the chopped nuts,
Let cool. Serve on glass plates
topped with the cream whipped
and sweetened.
This is a delicious dessert tina,
is both economical and nourishins
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-27

Since the organization 81 the Boy
Scouts OF America, 10 years ago,
more than 100000 young men IN
the United States have taken the
pledges, and $4,000 boys are enc
rolled as active membeta.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-27

Upkeen Of the Hawaiian Depart
ment OF the United States army for
the, calendar year 1921 cost Sill,
12a. SOB.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-27

also Agents Nlxey Lan,h.c, Evans
Freeman. CoffmRn. Ciemm COOK
man. Smith Frame. sflbhle, Pick
enpansh. Markwcod lfnom, Kins
burr, Harfme and Maddox,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
WOUNDS TWO,
STAYS SELF
Tacoma Cook Shoots Wait
ress and Clerk

TACOMA. Dec 81 -- Inability TO
gain the love Of woman resulted
IN Theodore Gaddbcrry. 20. u cook.
wounding two fellow employees and
then killing himself here last night
IN the restaurant where he was en-
ploycd
The wounded are Miss Mabel Kan.
dali. "a. a waitress. and Harold Hci.
trick. clerk.
Gaddbcrry was reported 20 have
been desperately In love with Miss
Randall and threatened TO kill her II
she refused 20 marry him.
on her way home last evening. as
she passed thru the room where
Gaddberry WINS at work. he pulled an
automatic pistol and fired ". r..
Boiling. tho porter. grnppied with
the man and attempted TO gain pos
session OF the pistol. one shot struck
tho girl in the right shoulder and
another went wild. pierced the door
and struck Hettrick. who WIS at
work at the front OF the restaurant.
In the leg.
Gnddbcrry then fired a shot into
his temple. and died two hours later
In the county hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
MARY PICkF0RD WILL
AID IN MAKING FILM
CITY MODEL OF WORLD

LOS ANGELES. Dee. a.
Mary Pickford has voluntarily
come forward to help VIII Hays.
movie mentor. make Hollywood
the worlds model city.
Mary has accepted the position
as head OF the city planning
commission. under the direction
Of the Hollywood Art association.
The move is sponsored by the
Hollywood chamber OF commerce
and other civic bodies.
Mary today declared that she
would fight ito prevent CONNER
cisl vandalism from setting down
In Hollywood.
The eyes Of the world are on
Hollywood" said Mary. who for
the first time since tho war. lent
her influence and name TO
public movement. During our
last trip abroad we heard more
about this little unpretentious
suburb Nesting against tho Call.
fornia hills than we did about
any other American city. And
for that reason. ~ no other. we
should do everything possible 70
make Hollywood n model city"
Mary announced the first step
in her movement would be 10
seek out and employ a famous
architect 10 supervise future con.
struction In the FINLAND city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 2i.--san
Francisco. where Patty Arbuekls
met his temporary downfall ana was
three times tried for granddaughter,
received news OF Arbucklc's par
don" with comparative indifference.
Here and there was a note OF con.
demnation for FATTY" and there
was as much said In his defense.
II think such action 10 breaking
faith with our children" declared
AIRS. Torrey connors. president Of
the California Writer'S club.
Il am greatly pleased with Mr..
Hays action" said Gavin McNao.
who defended Arbuckie. Roscoe Ar.
buckle never was guilty: he has auf.
fered much"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
THREE ROBBER
SUSPECTS HELD
Auto Seized by Police After
Two Are Held Up

Two men were held up and
robbed by automobile bandits
"Wednesday night. and ~ n re
suit the police arrested three
men and seixed an automobile
In which they were riding, find.
Ing u pistol on one Of the men.
which was being held IA evidence
Thursday.
william J. Pctrain. local newspa
per man. was stopped a. he was
about to enter his home. at 1914
Spring st.. by two bandits In an auto.
who drew a pistol and proceeded 20
search him. taking "A valuable watch,
an Elk charm. ss5 In cash and his
personal papers.
An hour later. three auto bandits
hailed A. r. Guss. 2is Belmont ave.
NJ. az Bellevue ave. and Olive St 4.
taking s2.2o in cash. gold watch. a
gold knife and his new oyercoat. The
bandits fed.
Following the two robberies. a 20
lico prowier car, pilo,ed by sergt. r..
y. LOCKER and Patrolman {. w. Bell.
arrested Rober, Swancy. Is. his
brother. john svaney. -. and W.
A. Schroeder. %. who were driving a
large machine corresponding 10 the
description Of the bandits car, at
18th ave. and r.. Pine ST.
Robert swnney was carrying a
loaded revolver. while Schroeder had
q flashlight. the police declare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
MINT ROBBERY
SUSPECT HELD

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Dec. IL
Joe Wagner. underworld character.
was held In inil AZ 81 Joseph. ho.,
today In connection with the robbery
OF $500. 900 at the United States mint
In Denver.
Il believe tho srr-s, OF Wagner
VIII pave the way 10 the solution
Of the robbery at the Denver mint
and the robbery OF the Drovers' Ma.
sionai bank here last week." Henry
zimmer. chief Of police. declared.
DENVER. Colo. Dec. sis--Poiice
pinned their hopes today Of the dis
ocvrry OF tho bandits who stared
the daring hoIdup In front Of the
mint here Monday on the bloody
shotgun thrown away by ono 81
the bandits as they fled from the
scene Of tho robbery. Finger
prints on the gun stock were being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
VICE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

that body last Tuesday.
Before entering the jury room
Mayor Brown said: II am thru talk
ing about chauncy Hawkins. His
ISLANDERS are only an annoying detail
in the days work. Every person.
and every newspaper in Seattle.
knows that when he says Seattle Is
the most wide-open town In the coun.
try that he ~ not speaking the truth.
From now on I'll have nothing 10 say
about Hawkins. As far as I'm con
cerned he Is a dead issue. Let tho
newspapers help him In his publicity
campaign " they will In the future
] will not comment on anything he
may say.
II am only working for the IN
ferests u Seattle, and I answered
Hawkins because he attacked the
good name Of our city. The rec
ords show that the police depart
ment Il 40 per cent more active
this year than II was last year"
Police SerRt. John Buchanan was
the first witness 10 testify Thursday
morning. Buchanan is a member Of
the second patrol Of the downtown
district.
Three policemen from the same pa
troi were 70 be called 70 testify
Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Legion Post Plans
Big Entertainment

a big vaudeville entertainment
viii be staged at the Metropolitan
theater Friday night by Maple Leaf
post. American Legion, for the benev.
olent fund OF the post.
The Maple Leof post band will
play, and other entertainment will be
furnished by the Douglas School OF
Dancing. the Welsh Ladies' Quartet
and Carl Reiter. manager of the
Moore theater. In addition TO acts by
Jan Rubini. Yvonne Mari and Dave
Thurston. by courtesy OF Alex Pan
tages: Danny Wallace and Haidie
Brossiet, from the Cosmopolitan
Players; Ward Ireland. Kenneth
Cross. Sandy Young and c. r. Roby.
and an act from the Hippodrome.
The Metropolitan orchestra viii also
be there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
HONORS FOR
LEGION DEAD

Centrnlia. the shrine OF the Ameri.
can Legion. will be visited. January
8. by Alvin NJ. owsley. national com.
mandcr OF the Legion. who will lay
wreaths on the graves OF the ex.serv-
Ice men killed there on Armistice
day, 1919, according to information
received by state Legion headauar.
terE here.
Owsley will meet post officers
thruout the state during his tour,
which vii last several days. accord.
ing 10 Department AdJutant Henry
Wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

penny" said the princess. II am not
interested IN Greek politics. We
have no desire whatever TO sit on the
Greek throne.
IAN I want 10 DO is 70 zee my
home. America. again. u gave me =
queer feeling 10 tell the Immigration
officers was an alien.
Everything is unsettled In
Greece. but suppose ". can't blafns
the mob. No, We DIDN'T know. when
we left Athens. that the cabinet
ministers were 70 be executed. We
will be here two and half months.
There are a million people hungry
In Greece"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
fascist IN
ROME RIOTINC

ROME. Dec. zf.---Guerilia war.
fare similar 70 that in Ireland broke
out between Fascist and their op-
ponents in different parts Of Italy
today.
A bomb thrown into a group Of
Fascist al Trieste wounded ~ per.
sons. three seriously. A former
Fascist leader was alleged to have
hurled the explosive.
Al Naples groups Of Fnscisti at.
tackled populist newspaper. the
Battaigie del Mesxogiorne. because
Of It's anti-Fascisti attitude. The
office was damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MURDER
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

with Earl Weir. his son.
Police Lieut. Thatcher and Depu.
~ District Attorney John Mowry
questioned the woman al length last
night and caused her 10 repeat her
story several times. She did 10
without alteration OF single detail.
police announced. and detailed qucs.
tons failed 10 shake her narrative.
Officers claim the woman could
not have wiihstocd the grilling and
made such consistent answers had
her story been a fabrication. weir's
demeanor was equally insistent and
consistent. and his frank deniais OF
all knowledge Of any girls death has
impressed police. they admitted 20.
day
The story as told BY t.se woman
related how she had mot Weir and
then Earl. hts son. and became
friends with both men. About 7
o'clock the night Of September -.
Mrs Leary said she went 20 th-
Weir boathouse and heard the older
man talking 10 a young girl whom
she had noticed on the boat earlier
In tho day. He was coaxing her. she
said. and a scene followed. She
watched the entire proceedings thru
a knothoie In tho side Of the boat
shack. she claims she saw this girl
die.
Later. the son. Earl. about Is
year. old. came to the boaihou-e
and hs and his father tried In.
effecfuaily TO rouse the girl.
They then wrapped her body In
. blanket. loaded u In the Weir
launch and disappeared Into the
river darkness. Later. Mrs.
Leary told Officers. she accused
Earl Of the dr~d and he threat
ened 70 kiii her II she told
Police said today that they would
make every attempt to break down
either the woman's story or the
mans claim 10 innocence.
Five detectives were assigned 70
the case today 90 make an investsga-
ton.
Police were holding both Mrs.
Leary and Weir today, and were
seeking the son. Earl Weir. 10 obtain
his version OF the CHASTITY mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HOLLYWOOD
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

slhia for Arbucklc being put back ON
the screen again
In Los Angeles. however, and In
the movie colony itself, Arbuckie's
return TO FINLAND was generally
greeted with approval, and the opin'
ION expressed that he deserves a
chance TO work out his own destiny.
No ban viii be placed on the show
lng OF his films. when they are again
put on the market, either In Los An.
eefea or HofiN,, ood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Prisoner Makes
Daring Escape

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2f.--wil.
liam J. Huff. held for burglary, cs-
capped from the San Francisco city
Jail today by saving tho bars OF his
cell.
n was the first escape from the
city prison since II was built. follow.
ing the 1906 fire.
Huff was facing four burglary
charges here. while two additional
charges stand against him In Oak.
land. two In Portland. Ore. and one
In Eureka, Cal, according TO police.
He was arrested here a few weeks
ago after being shot In the hand by
an officer. Word from Eureka po-
lice had led TO his arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Milwaukee Raps
Fatty Arbuckle

MILWAUKEE. Dec. II Patty
Arbuckls's reinstatement as the re-
suit Of VIII Hays pardon yesterday
met with cold response here.
Milwaukee citizens were over.
whelmingly sgains; the pardon"
Ministers. school teachers. business
men and others prominent In public
life. who were interviewed. were
unanimously opposed TO the return
OF Arbuekle and his comedy films.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
WIDOW DOOMED
TO Be HANGED
Must Die With Lover for
Staying Husband

LONDON. Dec. 81. Mrs.
Edith Thompson must hang for
the murder OF her husband.
Percy Thompson, of which she
was found Jointly guilty with
Frederick Rywaters. her lover.
The ierd chief Justice today
dismissed appeals by Mrs.
Thompson and Bywaters. They
had previously been found guilty
Of murder and sentenced 60
death.
Mrs. Thompson was tho first
woman In years TO receive a death
penalty for murder. During tho
trial Il was brought out that she
and Rywaters. alleged 90 have been
her lover. sought repeatedly TO
poison Thompson. without success
Passionate love letters, interpreted
with suggestions for killing her
husband. were exchanged by the &C.
cused couple.
Finally. one night. Thompson was
found in the arms OF his wife on n
street corner. dying from stab
wounds
Thompson was stabbed to death
October 4
Appeal Of the condemned woman.
who admitted frequent attempts 70
poison her husband. probably win be
carried 20 the homo secretary. her
last hope ~ life.
William Z. Hridgcmsn. whose
life. by q coincidence. was re
Gently attempted thru poison
sent him In the mails. must now
decide whether a woman about
Co become mother can be
hanged
Mrs. Thompson N understood 20
BE- In a delicate condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
indianapolis Bars
Arbuckle's Plays

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. si.--'Fai.
"" Arbuekie films were barred from
indianapolis theaters today by May
or Lew shank.
"Only the flhppcrs and clippers and
morhidly curious will so 60 SOC Ar
buckle now since Bill Hays has re
inntated him." shank declared.
"'rhe showing OF these films n one
OF tho things I'm going 60 fight to
the finish"
shank was supported In his stand
by club women and leaders of WON.
ems organizations having state wide
scope
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
BROWNS UNDER CAR

Pinned under three feet OF water
when his automobile ran into a ditch
four miles north Of Botheil wednes-
day night. Raymond C. Smith. %.
formerly Of Seattle. was drowned.
The ercjdenf occurred when tow
line. with which J. j. smock. Smiths
stepfather. was towing Smiths
hroken.down car into Everett for re
pairs. broke and Smith lost control
Of his car Smiths wife and two
small children were accompanying
him on trip 20 BeIlingham. but NJ
the time Of the fatality were riding
In Shocks car. The body was taken
TO Everett by NJ. b. Challacombe.
snohomish county coroner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
PLAYS DEAD. FINED

Nick Stechyshun. Russian. paid
$50 fine in police court "Wednesday.
after driking intoxieatig liquor and
then playing dead" IN his room az
the Grand Union hotel opposite tho
police station. +. J. Hyer. friend OF
stechyshun. called the police. hcliev.
Ing the man dead. Motorcycle Pa.
trolmen @. G. Jensen and III. Il. New.
ell came 60 the room and began ad.
ministering first aid Stcchyshun.
stiH intoxicated. decided not To play
dead any more. and proceeded to
kick Jensen In the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
GREEK PRINCE
REFUGEE HERE

NEW YORK. Dec. Wearing a
kings ransom IN Jewels. Princess An.
astaHia OF Greece. formerly Mrs.
william ". Leeds. Of New York.
Newport, Palm Beach and Bar Har.
Dor. arrived here yesterday on the
White Star liner olympic
Incidentally. Prince Christopher.
brother OF the deposed King Con.
atantine. arrived He In Princess
Anaatasia'a husband Both OF them
denied that they had any desire 20
become rulers OF Greece.
\ never gave King Constantine a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CYNTHIA Grey
STARTS ON PAGE ONE


s"'H' WIN Wv ~" 49,
H'ne.'os 70 peI'n'' VIC mn 'o''''i, ~, |"
20 i''uin' p'enuHe 'he 'n''n"'S " "'
'Eho'i'niouH c"h""et MS piaS'" W
on 'he iroh' pages OF our he"hp"pe.H
.hru"u, th' country ~ SUI a's"" w
thslr plaAto JuVeni'" tn'nns'
MrS' hininh MARINE OF ,he JuN'' '.l1
court tntea a more leghl viewpoint
OF 'he matter ictronhily q" nut
admire Roscoe AfDueke. out ne was
trien peio'" jury anu the "a" say
accept the voioo OF IN" hwf
Madam Myra Pless, VINO conducts
an exclusive school Tor girls on Cap
itol hill. was retieent about express
Ing AN opinion. III is a delicate mat
tor" she said. I'm the past Fatty
Arbucitle produced clean comedy pie
lures. and the great army OF young
STEERS adorod him, They miss him
lures again. n would be next to i'm.
possible to prevent them from re.
newing acquaintance with their be.
loved mirth-creating idol. but would
II be b.ntY think not"
other Seattle women. picked at
random. expressed themselves an
MIN. Jesslo Iaghtfoot. prominent
member OF women's Commercial
ciub--'T don't think the general
public wants Fatty Arbuckle back.
His picture plays. / do not believe.
shown. think VIII Hayes In
making great mistake"
Mrs. Kathryn Miracle. council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
HEAVY PENALTY
FOR U STUDENTS
Four Suspended as Result
OF B0yiSh Prank

With the suspension Of three
University of Washington stu.
dents for one year, and Of an'
other for two years. and the
forfeitur. Of a months pay by
a Seattle policeman. the last
chapter had been written Thurs
day In what started ont merely
NJ AN undergraduates lark.
The students WHO were suspended
are Richard Holbrook. Casper
Schneider, Hubert Lewis and Wayne
Hall. while the policeman who was
disciplined " Patrolman J. H. Karl
berg.
The whole affair grew out OF a
boyiHh prank on the night OF No
yember 20. ON their way homo,
the four students started 10 carry
away traffic sign at +bth St and
University way Karlberg inter
fered and. In tho resulting fraeaH'
shot Holbrook thru thu lung, IN
flictins wound that nearly proved
fatal
4 thoro investigation wns
made II the affair by both uni
v-rsliy and police officials and
final action was taken Wednes'
day. The university disciplinary
committee decided that the boys
had been intoxicated nj tho time
Of the shooting. and therefore
barred Uoibroois. Schneider and
Lewis from the college until
January 1. 1924. and Hall until
January I. l9s5-liail being
given the more severe penalty
becaus. he was charged with
other irregularities. In addition
60 having been intoxicated.
Al the Same time. chief OF Police
w. n. severyns decided that Patrol
man KarIb~rg had used his revolver
too freely and suspended him for 20
days This really amounts 10 a so
day suspension. an Karlberg was In.
definitely removed M coon as this
case was reported.
Dean John r. Condor. chairman
% the university disciplinary com.
mities. declared IN announcing the
boys suspension that he felt that
drinking should b. treated with NJ
least as much severity ss poor
scholarship. and point~i out tina,
hundreds Of students are dropped
every year for failing In their work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21

PORTLAND. Dec. 1i.--Portiand
movie fans and the local board shall
decide what reception shall be &c.
corded Arbuekle'a films when they
appear on screens here. Mayor Baker
told the United Press today.
"As mayor OF the city I'll follow
the law. Off.hand ! don't know OF
any law which would prevent Fatty's
pictures being shown. no long as
they conform 10 public morals. !"
Mayor Baker said.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 81 -
Movies In Pennsylvania will be open
to Fatty" Arbuckie films az far an
the state board OF censors In con.
cerned. Harry Knapp. president of
the board. said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
Special Railroad
Fares Announced

Round,trip tickets 20 points In
Washington. idaho and Montana. to
which the FAR. one way does not cx
coed $50. will be sold Tor The price Of
one and half fares between the
dates OF December ~ and January l.
as special Christmas attraction.
Great Northern officials announced
Thursday. Tho return tickets viii be
rood until january ).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
BRIEF
NEWS
SEARCH LAKE FOR MEN

MER ROUGE. La. Dec. si,- state
mili,iamen looked ON today as plans
were completed for dragging Lake la
Fourche. IN search Of bodies OF two
men missing since kidnaped by a
masked mob five months ago. The
militia arrived hero yesterday follow.
ms orders from Governor Parker,
40 explanation was given OF their
presence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-21
WINS $4,000 SUIT

William j. Sullivan. iongshore-
man. who brought suit for damages
against the Alaska steamship Co.
alleging that on september n. while
In the employ OF the company on
the steamship ketchlkan At Nome.
Alaska. "A steel oil drum rolled upon
him and broke his arm. was award
ed $4,000 damages In Federal Judge
II. r. Cushman's court "Wednesday.