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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-31
ADMITTED BEING DRUNK.

Pleading guilty to being drunk Neal
Collins and George Jones were each
fined $40 and costs In Municipal Court
today.
AS il was his first appearance
Charles Ruth was fined 81 and costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-31
MEMORY IN BUSINESS.

Could you answer all Of
Smiths questions about your
firm yesterday? Read today's
SUCCESS-POWER on the class
ified page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-31
-wOhAN, WAKE UP.-

Punsahtng q husband often results
H. more severe punishu>~s. scr the
whe.--AAv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-31

For Clover Dairy Safe Mix phone
15fo-154l,-Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-31

Tindall & Son, Contractors Phone
aS3.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-31
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington. May Sl-Weather for.-
cast for Delaware Increasing cIolldt-
ness tonight followed by showers Thurs
day; little change In temperature.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18
BROTHER BUTTON
STILL CARING FOR
MOLOKAI LEPERS
Aid of FIR. Damien Has, Never
Set Foot off Island in
50 Years.

HONOLULU. +. H. June : Bro
ther Dutton. the hermit priest OF
Molokai." tho leper island of the
Hawaiian group celebrated his 18th
birthday and his Both year O., labor
among the exiled inhabitants Of the
colony on the rock-bound peninsula
Of KalawaO recently. according 20
ges TO friends i'm Honoltnu.
'I am still happy and the outside
world has no attraction for me.
wrote the successor to the famous
martyr-priest, Father Damien, who
died. a victim Of leprosy after years
OF devotion TO the care Of the Ka-
lawao exiles. 'Ifhnd my duty and
my pleasure in trying TO care the
sufferings of stricken humanity"
Brother Dutton added.
The life story of Brother Dutton
is unique, according to Honolulu
friends. lie has never set foot Oft
the loDely isle since his arrival there
&c years ago 10 work with Father
Damien. once soldier. ne retired
with the rank of captain after the
civil war He was "debonai~.
lover of the pleasures of life.
Beau Brummel and he sowed his
wild oats until he was So years
old" Then ne concluded that mis-
life had been wasted and hs must
salvage it through penance."
AS a convert to Catholicism. he
was baptieed at the Trappist mon
astery at Gethsemane. Kentucky. lie
determined to bury himself from the
world and to spend the remainder OF
his days IN self abnegation.
In the Redempiorist monastery in
: New Orleans he read magazine arts
icles describing the life OF Father
Damien on Molokai. He decided
that his life should be devoted to
the care Of the lepers. and he sailed
from san Francisco I'm 1856. when
Father Damien died, he took over
all OF his duties.
40 mother nursed her children
with more tender care than Brother
Dutton bestows on his charges. visit
ors' TO the colony have said. In life
The comforts them ip body and min
listers to their spiritual needs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

-Four hours OF London's morning
smoke IS sufficient TO raise a fog
over the city IN certain weather
conditions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-18

year. Eleven OF the students were
from Latin-America two from. Can
ada and six from the PHILIPPINE Is
lands
Need Teaching Fund.
The permanent endowment fund
is 90 be used for salaried lay pro-
fessors. AT the present time there
Us q salary budget OF 100000 des-
pite the fact that one half OF the
teaching stan receive no salary at
ALL The urgent need of the en-
dowument fund Is readily seen. and
little difficulty has been experienced
thus far in raising the funds needed
Various educational organizations
have contributed largely.
The sum of $3.50. 900 was given by
the General Education Board found
ed by John D. Rockefeller. on the
condition that Notre Dame raise
S75O.000. The h750.O0O was raised.
and the work on the second million
Is now we'll along. Persons con-
nected with the university. alumni
and friends. are devoting their time
and efforts 20 the collection o. funds
and there IS scarcely a section ofithe
United States which has not heard
the call OF Notre Dame and has an
swered that call or promised % do
so IN the near future IL would be
impossible for the expansion pro
gram TO fail. backed as 10 is by the
motive OF service 20 the young
men OF America and OF foreign lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
FUND WORKERS
ON JOB MONDAY
Community Chest Drive Is
Being Pushed

with the FRS, prospect OF favor.
able weather since tho campaign for
the Community Ghost fund began.
volunteer workers took the field
Monday. determined 10 keep on the
job until tho names Of thousandn
moro are added to the list of subscrio
sfn
To date. tho isa7 subscribers total
5000 i.as than last year. The aver.
age subscription 20 date has been
fiT.os. which IL higher than a year
ago
Ministers yesterday urged their
congregations TO supper; the fund
Rev. Bailey. pastor Of the Baptist
church. said Give 10 the commu.
nifty Fund. Il helped more than H..
600 people last year. a greater Mum
bar than Olympia and Brancrton
combined. Medical aid and direction
were given 10 $4,000 In 1891. when
there was much unemployment. Tn,
agencies have taken care of 1854
children. more people than there are
in wcnatchee"
Dr. u. q. Murphy. president Of tho
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective
society. said Monday
'pictufs 20 yourself tho homes
that have bcen saved. the families
that have been made Independent,
the sick that have been cared for and
cured. tho delinquents that have been
restored 10 good citizenship. the
homeless Riddles and old folks who
have been sheltered. fed and clothed
Picture. also. tho boys and girls.
young men and women. who have
been made healthier. happier and
better cftissna. and the homes that
have been made brighter by the fund.
That " what your money haa done
during the past year. and what II
VIII do next year. " you subscribe II.
Your cold dollars will mean warm
hearts and happy homes"
Monday the fund was szis. 600
short OF the required total. Chairman
keEsl was encouraged by the mum.
Der OF voiuntees pledges being rnniled
or brought IN 10 headquarters, gso3
White building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle mon.
Lee. John ~. Mercer island, girl.
Rogers. Donald Edward Arthur. 1901
Goth ave, boy.
Roearme, Donald Edward Arthur
9fs1 Fret ave. f., girl.
Butler. Mortimer Carleton, 1893 2Tth
ave. girl.
Ewing. John ". l4tt seneca st., girl
Cross. Charles. es44 18th avs. N. t..
boy.
Raymond. Roy Atkins. 1924 West
lake ave. NJ, girl.
Weed, walter. 1885 s6th ave. n W.
Baker. Roy Herbert 1904 Seventh
ave. W., girl,
Fiss. Israel. 1907 Terrace CT. girl.
Gelb. Samuel. Coupeville. girl.
Pcrillat. A. j.. 21I2 Ailti ave. boy.
chnmpneys. Julian Drake. 1875 Il
spindler. waiter A.. 1906 Lakeview
blvd, girl.
Simpson, Gordon j.. 1890 E. Denny
Basel NJ. r., 2o2s N. 18Th st.. boy.
bernard, Walter, iob iGth ave. NJ.
girl.
shepard. Donald L.. 1910 Allen pl..
saito. seichI. 1921 washington st..
boy.
shook. Andrew Harrison. 2ass Queen
Hickey Harry Albert, "ta goth ave
8. W.. girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence. Age
Gals, Albert r., Seattle Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Council Action
Asked for Hill

drive to secure signatures TO
petitions for the regarding of Denny
mn viii be carried on this week
under the auspices Of the Denny
hlii Hegrahe Improvement club. &c.
cording 70 club officials concsn-
rated effort TO obtain the signature
u every property owner Of the dis.
'''ct affected BY the proposed re.
grade project rs TO be made.
decision to request city council
a1,hofization for the Improvement
immediately was reached at a meet
ing ~ ne club Saturday evening.
cause IN the petition to the coun.
=, ashs that no contract In excess
y 20 cents q cubic yard be granted
~ removal % earth.
"s contemplated regrade affects
mere than $50 lots. It IL said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Public Markets
CORNER

stan :. lamb shoulder. Tne ~: ianse
chops. : rs. Use. veal outlets. ms. 1se
AtaIi -. silver snsItz. zee 10. , ms sbe I;
.kina.s .sIss ise r. ms 'se; fresh
roast. iss n. veal roast. Ice n: POI,
roast. &c n. stalls fes-iie. pur. cane
sugar fss sto; New York. cheese. 3sc
~: csns Del Monte grated pineapple
ssc: fsc special roast eoffss. ese. 1911
First ave. stoIiwerck's hitter ctocolata.
S-fs. cake zee. Chirardsiirs sweet
ehocoists. x-rs. cake ace; stick ehieory.
for Ice 1899 FIRST ave, home made
mayonasiss. made With lots Of eggs. use
NJ. Danish rule polss. 500 N.
SANITARY
gtsii 100. beat cane sugar. ms sec.
brown sugar. ? rts. ise, ms sic; crys-
tai whits sosp. . bars sTc. stalls tt-ts.
crab meat 7oc n shrimp meat. Tse No.;
Maryland oysters. coo pt. stalls ss-s7.
new black figs. fbs, $50 1904. Heinz
PLAN puddine. 3se. ghirardsiIfs choco-
late. 2Tc 10. ms TO- bars psfmoiivs
soap. ale stall i7. rnirsd ants. zsc nj
cranbsrriss Zee 10; oranges, goo dos
stan ~. small pallet eggs. s7c. dos.
75c. fresh Jsrssy butter, <sc. Ds. sse-
stan Is, corn. peas. tomatoes. string
beans. 100 can. cluster raisfas. 1se pkE {;
n o oats ise pks; grape Juice. ssc at.
ECONOMY
stsf ~. hes, cane sugar. . fos. Gee,
a7c. stalls s7-5s. iarss PKG. Olympic
pancsh. flour. Use. $50 pkg. finest dates.
100, Toe pigs. Arm Hammer soda
roc. fsc corn peas. tomatoes or string
beans. Ice. 8tsii So. ik-fb. can delicious
orange msrmsisds. fsc, hons made hefn-
my, fto qt.. home made potato salad.
zoe at. stan 40. s-ro. Gustemaia honey,
7sc. GOOD creamery butter. sbc 10. fancy
comb honey. ace. stall ~. fresh Lyndsn
butter. 500 ~. Yakima honey. s-fb. pail
7sc staIi 40 fresh roasted peanuts. .
ms $50; Royal bskins powder sse can:
large can fancy pumpkin. for s5o; .
cans sppis jelly. sse. ms spsckled
Bayou beans. 2sc; Libbys orange mar
maisde. isc can; green turtle soup. .
cans zsc. large can sweet POTATOES. zse-
pIRE PLACE
stall II, lbs. best cane sugar. Sc.
stall &c. best futsfisk. 2 fDs 2sc. large
Norway herring. Ice zach. large crabs.
foc each. stan ~. fresh roasted coffee,
40: cocoa. ibc, 2 ms 2bc: new rnisins.
2 ms. sGo; prunes. zoe 10. stall al. but
ter, 40 ~. eass (soraxsl, 7bc dor. /;
honey. 6. n. pail 7qc. stalls 1873. T-bone
steak. 2sc N NJ pork liver, ige. pot
roaat. Izhc ~ stali 40. Yakima Dem
potatoss. 100 ms si.s5 and 81 90: local
spuds, zoe and 100: onions. ms. foc.
II ms 2se. 100 ms fi.so.
wEsTLAKE
Stalls 20-2i, Carnstion mix, tf.Ts case
Centennial Best flour, ffeb; Westlake
I'll. al: scratch foed, t2s5; egg mash,
$3.50. stall 1Bs. best r.ynden butter bsc,
FOR sos. B-ib. pail Yakima honey.
sbc; fresh eggs 46e. full cream ehcess.
sac stall 1855, Iutsfisf. MS csc. fresh
crabs. iBe, for ace. salmon bellies. isc.
Stall fsf sugar cured bacon fsc; roast
veal tzMe. leg mutton. use. pot roast.
t1Hc. stat 1870 .fb jar nincc-
meat. SOC; ms. wsinuts asc ms.
/ Almonds. ssc. 2 iiys virginia peanuts.
re. 2 ne efngefnape zse. Bsksf Girl
family patent nour. yi,ee. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
REX SMITH TO
MANAGE SHOW
Exposition Program Being
Outlined

with the naming OF II. Rex
Smith. chairman of the executive
committee Of the is9, show. an gen.
erai chairman Of the fsfs annual
Pacific Northwest mcrchanss con
vention and Industrial exposition.
plans for the coming exposition are
well under way.
Mr.. Smith expects TO name com.
mittcemen Immediately. and to ask
for tho participation and co-opera-
ton % other Northwest cities. It
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

up: mill wood, 81 load. 81 double
load Garfield foss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

is believed TINT many OF the exhibits
In 1929, AZ in 1922, will come from
manufacturers Of Tacoma, BelIing'
ham. Spokane and other nearby
cities.
Many retailers will hold conven.
lions In Seattle during the 1923
show, TO be held ns last year. AT
the Bell st. terminal
Mr.. Smith vs. connected with the
Crescent Manufacturing 60. and Is
one OF the strongest advocates for
Northwest products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Great Britain Will
Build Two Warships

LONDON, Dec. ii.--Great Britain
has decided 10 build two capital
ships. Premier Bonar Law announced
In the house Of commons today.
The premier pointed out that two
new battieships we're allowed Britain
under the Washington arms treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

nsntth Gov. Tsrminsi--Pi.r A--str pFasi.
dat Madison. str nrush risF b~~stf
ksss Asru
Great Northern r.rminsi--cu Teyoess
Mara
n.iI su.., T.rmiasi--u. a O a. nsias.
str Admiral ws,sea. var ofty ef Hpo-
kama
pier l.--sxssorshsp wsssaa
Pier t-ssr NsssA~ssssra. su oorae.s.
str Victoria
Pier B--etf Edmor.
Pier p--lltr spokans.
uai0n Pacific Tsrtnihsi-atr ofegenisn.
Pacific Coast Coal nashsfs bessie
Dollar.
%. abippsns posrd Meorsnss--su an
vsrsdo. ctr feoniufn. ctr Anna ~
Mors.. str Delight. afr Lubrioo. sfs
Cfe.s Keys. str West Jssser. str West
Isss ctr West ifartland. str Western
katsht. str wAiilngrerd.
Miivsesss oos.n TsrminAi--str cAss-
nsnfoea ssr.~ T~r7ninst--u. a l. 4
Meliss.
rass wassrwsy Deck q war.bssss Co..
Str stuart notlsF
redd Drydoeks-u. a q = rurnsids. str
nsliwood,
Pegst Hauad nrias. q Dredging Co.
hif Patterson.
Marhsr Island Deck y wsrshoass trtsb-
srst--Htr Commercial Fsthfindsr
vslt. sr Griffith
IIsffstuans prYdock Bsr Stkss sfr kst-
ehtksn. power schr Hahy.
ALASKA stssnsnip d1efinEs-8u JuasAa.
str Valdez, stf Redendo.
wlnsicw Marine Haiway@rfr farffs1.
bark Belfast. barge ceaul,iam catys
star ~hAisfs Nos 1. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

surnr-<3uist Haw, ftTf; refined
assss; srsnaiatsd. ss.fseT.ss,
Coffe~-No. Rio. spot lilo 10: No. I
santos. tsgfbke 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
General List Is Heavy
at End of First Hour
WALL STREET. JOURNAL. rfNANcIAt REVIEW

NEW YORK
indicated
Der
law
ssans ss, hah while perdSuisr pressure wac ssrtsd
openisE ohio asgi Audvaie s
rsny az crueisis sM or u linton Iasne Of I'm
less up y. Cuba Cane y. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. ii.---Foreixn 81.
1851 s-is: fran~s. ts.s7esx, Off ~ ire
% esess srks. sseeoi Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

WE WE'RE ORGANIZED TO MAKE
loans TO working men and women
on FURNITURE. PIANOS and
SALARY on A LIVE-AND-LET-
LIVE PLAN.
WORKINCMAN-s LOAN co.
1907 SEABOARD BLDG. 10th Floor
Fourth and Pike. Elliott 05I7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

Mrs. Frank G.. Warren,
shoien ADORE, Of Kansas City,
has taken into her home
Nancy Jordan, an unmarried
English mother, ieho. with
her child, had been kept from
this country BY immigration
authorities until she found a
home. Mrs. Warren learned
OF the girl thru Warren, her
divorced husband. shoieH be-
lolc, tgho had met the girl in
London during the par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
PERSONAL

wANTFD--fcveryn one TO know I cure
aches and pains called rheurnst ism
and many other names too numer-
Gus 10 tnensien. Also HEART trou.
BILE and DIAMETER Stomach all
right kidneys ali right. all right
ALL ONEn Consultation aud
booki.t free. Price tLfS. ti.ss By
parcel post
N. ~ wfHAws
tot American Bank BldE, Rsattie.
II YOU LACK COURAGE IND AM
bitten. restore your health and
energy at once by taking VIZ
GLAND Tablets. Guaranteed By
matt 60 tablets "a Chester Med
teal Co. 1aa lard ave ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
FUNERAL NOTICES

I FUNERAL NOTICES
ffvsg bsr 10. is2s. AIfcR
g., age Bs years. beloved wife Of
WIN l. Pluaa BODY shipped TO
Waila walia today. Home Un-
dertakinK Co.
|tRAWroRb-i6sA 18th ave ". Dee
oembes II. is22. ISAAC ". age 81
years, beloved father Of Cyril NJ.
Harold X Ivan and Allen cfsw.
later. Home Undertaking CO.
EnLfN--4fB6 Fourth avs. n. VI. be.
esmbsr II. 1884 EDWIN IL. age
years, beloved son Of Mr., and
Mrs. John Nslin.
Funeral services will be conduct
% Sunday, December ~, at ! y. M
from tho chapel OF the Home undar-
taking Co. ssis Fremont ave. Friends
bsa.rssI " issi. S TtA c sss 5.
wESTEnLUSD. age ~ years
FUNERAL announcement later. Home
Undertaking Co
HAf.XoS Hay nEKEccG Y6bdE.
NO siT, OLYMPIC CIRCLE NO.
81, W. o. W, ATTENTION
MINNIE WIN
TIERS inse stuhimanl. beloved
wife of Edmund winters. died at
her home. i7t5 W. seth. December
3. her age being % years besides
her husband. hho leaves her son.
Robert Elmer. one daughter. Dora
Ellen. parents Mr. ana Mrs. Isaac
Htuhiman. ono brother, Robert NJ,
and one sister. Elizab~th. all Of
Chicago, III
Funeral will taxi. piaa. wsdnss-
Gay afternoon at : o'clock from II.
y, Mitteinthdts Undertaking parlort
iIss Market Inisrmsnt at Mt
Pleasant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Arrivals and Departures

AftRiyED-Deo ti--ar AZ. v. Alss-
sndsr FROM san fsdfe via ian Frsneisoe.
81 ioNe . MI str West cshohia from
Tacoma. At noon. Dee fe--str Kaaa
Msfu from Ifanakonn via porte. AZ teiie
p m. str orssonisn from baltimore via
ports. at sttt y. IA str Princess George
ffoIn Prince Rupert Vie ports. AT eco n.
M tuH nea Monarch from Port Angeles.
It kiao y. nj str Admiral Hohiey from
Oakland via Han Franoisco and Ntctofis.
at D. m str Edmor. from Manila via
ports, a. tfN D. m.
sAitED--Dse ii.-str ADMIRAL nohisy
for Anao0rt.s via ports. at tlis = m.s stf
Julia luekenbssh for New York via pofts
Al ass a. MI ctr Lancaster fer Ns~
fers vts ports. ct q m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

Brown, Mathiida H.. Beverly Legal
Bystrom. Aibin. Seattle Legal
Hammeros. Martha. Seattle Legal
Hanson. Victor. Port Madison Legal
Brooks. Satio. Seattle $500. Legal
Blyth. Merrill. Los Angeles $50
Parsons Betty. sydney, NJ s. 40
Thompson. Robert j.. Scatte Legal
Olson, Hazel Ia. Seattle ...... Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
DEATHS

johnson, Pearl Gladys. Is years.
Rich. Alice Hamilton. So years.
Kressler. Frances Gertrude, year.
Weaver, Ethel Marian, II years.
Yorke. John. 81 years.
Hopkins, MarKaret'A.. Sc years.
Donaldson. James. bb years
Waller Philip, 81 years.
Carpenter. Dolly b.. 81 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

~.tnrdsy'- Quotations
Furnished ~ I.oxsn a nrynn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

GROOM uNFURNIsHED APART
mont: modern; steam heat; phone
and bath. Manhattan Apis, 1tt3h
Howell 1T. Phone Elliott ASA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

biNGEE-coMB sHEPAhD TycoHI
puilsts from high esq producers q
each. Can make pens OF IS birds
aud cocksrci for $50. Phone Car
field sa47.
A HANDSOME CHhfsTMAB OFT
for your ffiends--A fine singing
canary. I have several which I
viii sell reasonable Call East
isfT-H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
pEC, 10
t1r-t low TIDE
atai a m, 50 n.
FIRST High Tide
ttfoG a. N. if.t ~.
second law Tide
stes D. IN. 81 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

NEW FLATS JUST FINISHED. AT
100 nth ave- 3 and rooms. with
bath, s26. In fine shape. Carter,
Macdonald & Miller. Agents. 2os
Columbia at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

o. d WILLIAMS COMPANY
1879 FIRST Ave. r.
BASH AND DooEs
tfxineh Cedar siding ........sis.eo
Iiour bins ...s.s..s...s..... 10y
cupboard Doors .............. Loo
tssh iox16. flight ........... -
Erend boards BIZ parcel post :. Ice
French Doors ............... It's
breakfast nook, table and seats.
tash for incioHlng sleeping porrheA
Ironing board and Cabinet COM
plete with Sleeve Board 49,. $500
Window glass by the lignf or BY the
box Plate Glass windshfsids put
Ia your car
O. d, WILLIAMS
Estabitahod 1882
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
Weather Bureau Report

arArOOHH iaisAND. Dsa 1T A. a
-iisromst.r risinsl eioaayl wiaa east. q
miles an hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11
AUCTION SALES


AN c6MPELLED TO DfHfoEE of'
my fine bunch Of Is Atredslss. all
practically grown. and pedisreadl
no cutis. VIII sell at puppy prices.
Write y. Y. Sanders. Roy, wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-11

cozy s.RooM APARTMENT AT
THE RAY. si?t r. Madison ct
Good car service. t27. Carter,
Macdonald a Miller. Agts. 20s
Columbia at
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-07
Wwe Neq(Ds Summary

Allies declai-e they will stay
in ConstantmoIpie and will con-
tlnue to kee pSprder in areas Of
occupation.
France standsl fast with Great
Britain with lnsistence that
Turks shall carry out implicitly
terms of Mudania convention.
Irish republicans announce
that Miss Mary MlacSwiney has
been on hunger strike since here
arrest last Saturday.
William HOhenzolIern and his
bride are driven ind Oors by rain
which stops their Walk around
Doom castle grOunds4
Allied separations commission
impresses upon Germany the
need of making more specific
proposals for Sterilization of the
More than fifty and possibly
sixty miners killed in blast at
Reilly Coal mine at Apangler,
Pa, and task of remOVih Ing The
dead is under way.
General Federation, Fof Wom-
ems Clubs Announces plans to
make marri'!sdge and divorce more
diftic'Sit, including bill providing
national regulations to be intro
duced in next congress.
District of Columbia court of
appeals declares unconstitutional
the minimum wage law effective
in Washington.
Office of Texas secretary Of
state orders name of Earl b.
Mayfield, democratic nominee
for United States senator, placed
on ballots for tOday's election.
President of Kentucky League
of Women Voters makes special
appeal to white women of the
state to cast their ballots.
Secretary of Treasury Mellon
loses his vote because he failed
to register, as he failed to regis
ter, as he explained, because of
pressure of public business.
Death at Hartford, Conn, of
Morgan Gardner Buckley, presi-
dent of the Aetna Life company
and former United States sena-
tor.
Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein, wild
Ow of the impressario, reported
missing at New York police
headquarters and general alarm
sent out for her.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-07
Probation Officer
Resigns Position;
Duties Too Severe

j. f .Savelle, probation officer,
presented his resignation as such of
fetal to the county commissioners on
Monday, "to be effective as soon as
successor shall be qualified to take
the post"
Mr.. Savelle's resignation followed
a long and complete report of his
work for the preceding month, and
gave as his reason for making it that
he found the dutie saltogether too
strenuous.
No action was taken, either to ac-
cept the resignation or to recommend
a successor to the governor for ap-
pointment; consequently Mr.. Savelle
is still occupying the same position
he has been so acceptably filling.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-07
Red Cross Posters
Direct Attention
Sunday Roll Call

Palatka business places are beng
dotted with official Red Cross post
ers today and their attractiveness is
outstanding, particularly the poster
labeled "At the Service of All Man
kind" which depicts the symbolic
nurse with outstretched arms en-
bracing the services to which the
American Red Cross is dedicated.
Scenes of flood, devastation, explo-
sions and fire, the disabled veteran,
of which the country has countless
numbers and then the visiting angel
bringing aid to the needy. All these
are beautifully portrayed in the serv-
ice poster. Cutout cards of the
poster are being distributed, as well
as the capital Poster"
Next Sunday is Red Cross Roll
Call Sunday and General Chairman
Kendrick, with the able assistance of
Howard Gardner, Fred Merrill and
Fred Cochrane, are doing valiant
service in the cause of Americas
greatest relief and preventive asso-
ciatoin.