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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Wrinkle Picking
Their Hard Job

COLCHESTER Eng. Nov. A.
Chairman sydney Brown OF the Fish.
cries Commute reported at tho an.
nual nesting that oil pollution had
caused such great havoc in the oys-
ter beds that many owners had been
compelled 10 pick wrinkles 10 make a
living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
TOOLATE TO CLASSIFY

ron Akf.E
welding OUTFIT. compiete, reasonable
price. Cause ~ selling. poor
health, East sads.
GARMENT htioP. 70a PINE
General clearance sale until Deeein-
her l. all winter coats ana suits
half price Evening gowns ana
party dresser. while they last,
choice at tae6 All other dresses
greatly reduced. Several brown
fox furs cheap Open until 7 ..
m. Saturday until p p, N.
WANTED. FROM OWNER YOUR
farm or acreage. We set quick
results. l.. Van Arsdais. 1913 Third
ave
JUST COMPLETED = hTHfcrLY
modern rooms, i3e. Finest In
city. Capitol t72T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Lone Bandit Robs
Oil Station Man

DENVER. Nov. e<--A lone bandit
Aeld up L. d. Morrell. head Of Con.
tinentai OH Co. filling station. and
robbed him OF sss. the days receipts.
here last night The bandit escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Sleepwalker Is
Killed in Fall

CARDIFF. Nov. s$.--Found dying
IN a quarry. william Jones. sleep
walker. lived long enough to tell that
he WINS dreaming Of beautiful
golden city a. no fell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24
Japan's Army and
Navy Budget Fixed

HONOLULU. Nov. THE Japan.
ESQ army and navy budget has been
fixed at 20 .ooo.o 900 yen. according 90 a
Tokyo dispatch 20 the jill. Japanese
language newspaper. published here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-24

a5t lHafs fANNEN A. NFENtlltt
William 4. y and 2 Thom Sioi Il Van
Sliof and sister Of Mrs. Matilda ~.
neaH
runersi services Saturday. 1 p. m.
az our chapel. interment AZ Lake
View cemetery. Home Undertaking
co,
AAY0-At WTnsfow. Wash, Nov. ~.
laaa, ELIZA JANE MAYO, axe Ga
years. Beloved wife OF George A.
Mayo.
Funeral services today at p. m.
~ our cha pei. Cremation. Home
Undertaking co,
SNAP
New fivearoom bungalow oak
floors. fireplace. buiit-in features
cement basement garage, bU-foot
lot only $3.50. easy terms
CALIFORNIA REALTY co.
West 0pt5 a6ss California Ave
FORECLOSURE SALE - YOU CAN
get this at a barEaini tlx room
modern house. close 20 Madison
lot soxis0. corner. for 1850. Also
eight.room modern. flno eornar
lot. ts7oo. Terms. asOs E. Madi-
WI HAVE a NtfMflFR OF LITTLE
farms. some near the city. % ss-
change for residence property.
A. q. ELLIS.
toi Halter nldg Elliott 6is1
fIKNGKfN CHICKEN RANCH
4 acres. S-room house. chicken house,
100 chickens. south end city. good
road st.gso. t1t0 cash. balance
Exchange. Main 2se7.
LITTLE fAitM ON PUGET BOUND.
10 acres on protected cove. with
dandy clam beach. bearing Island
Hello grape vineyard. big pstch
Gold Dollar atra~b errienl little
house. barn. outbuildinss. grape
$4,000, terms 1900 cash. balance
over years. A living from the
start. a little fortune In tho max
ing. Charles somsrs Co. Alaska
on PUGET BouND-MKfNI.Ayp,
In sight Of city 8 aeroa Of good
sasIy land w,.r spring w sssis ss ss
you five batter than on your ewn
salt water frontagef dood fish
ing3 game: plenty OF clans, Price
tb2b. terms 400 cash. balance
within . year. ,I; Charles somsrs
CLEARED NORTH END
HoUsE-ciTY wATEk--tsfb
Splendid tract OF land. just outside
city limits: both bottom and up
land. the very best OF soil. fenced.
coed house; chicken house within
easy walking distance Of the
Green Lake car line. Terms 400
cash. balance $40 per month. burke
q Fafrar, Inc. sos New York nik
81. 0o0--Pf.AETERED HoUSE-si, 600
$50 cash. $40 per month. including
interest
JUNCTION REALTY. VI. Price.
West c1tT. t2o9 w. Alaska Sc
~ AcRFA. t6b.fooT 'FRONT.', ON
1atas A.n..f
DAIRY Darn garage broodef. Two
hen houses. fine orcharfs very
fertile soil. suh.irrisat~f, on good
auto road onc-foursh mile 20 rail.
road station, stores. scha-ia. mills
lots OF work close. torGT Tfhrk~,
for everything. Price, 81. goo 1900
down. balance easy. N cold soon.
throw la two cows. loo hens.
tools. feed, upuds and apples Mira.
h. A. kiemp. Hnohomish. Wash.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

Esher's book just issued. gives the
world fine character sketch Of the
real Kitchener He did not agree
at all with Lord Esher. who. As
quith AYERS. makes out the field mar
shal 10 be "buffeted dessicated,
senile figure"
The only time ever saw him
lose his nerve was when he was
considering the evacuation Of the
Dardanclles." says Asquith.
"He told me he hardly slept the
night through as he imagined boat
load after boatload OF our gallant
soldiers sunk on their way to the
ships by the fire OF the Turks"
How we'll the evacuation plans
were thought out may be gagged
when it is realized that the evacua-
lion was made without the loss Of
one single llfe-as fine a tribute to
he staff qualities OF Kitchener as
one could wish.
Asquith was one Of the last per-
sons to see Kitchener alive in Lon-
don.
"On the evening OF his departure
he came to see me to say goodby,
Asquith says He was In the highs
est spirits and described with gusto
and humor some OF the passages
with his hecklers in the House OF
Commons. lie left the room gay
alert. l never saw him again"
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
GETS 10 YEARS OR
10 COMMANDMENTS

URBANA. ILL.,, March 17.-As an
alternative to going to prison for ten
years for robbing a store OF 5000,
Guy Robbins. farm hand. today
agreed to obey ten commandments
laid down by Circuit Judge senteL
The rules follow:
Go to church or Sunday school at
least once each week.
Give up cigarette smoking for one
year.
Stay away from pool halls one
year.
Read books selected by the public
librarian and report to the proba-
tion officer what he had read.
Keep employed constantly and
keep account OF expenditures.
Stay off streets at night except on
business.
Keep all laws, city. state ar village.
Drink no intoxicating liquor.
Pay all court costs in s5 monthly
installments.
Report 10 circuit Judge the first
day OF each court term.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
BY DAVID l.. BTUNnELD.
trnlted Press star corresnondsnt

(Jnited Press STAFF Correspondent). q.
CHAPTER III
LONDON. March II (United
Press) Was Kitchener lured to
death by a beautiful spy? The film
drama. eventually banned by the
authorities. tried to prove that ne
was As recently as November.
1921. the now famous Kitchener
flm was shown TO a select number
OF members OF the cabinet and par
lament.
Il created one OF the biggest up
roars known I'm recent years. The
film opened with TX. OF X" in his
room at the war office and after de-
picting several scenes OF his war
career led up to the dramatic mile
long reel showing the great be-
frayal." on the screen appeared a
beautiful languid girl. a German
born widow Of a British officer kill
ed In the war. She makes violent
love to a young. red-tahbed British
STAFF officer and after truly langor-
Gus scenes during which the young
staff man is introduced to an amaz-
ing amount of "whiskies and sodas. "
the boy promises in exchange for
the spy's love to give away the sec
rets Of his department. In a mo-
ment OF utter abandon. with the lips
OF the fair temptress brushing, but
never touching. his own. the staff
officer tells her the date OF Kitch-
ener's mission and the ship in which
he is to sail
The scene changes.
Rasputin. the evil monk. genius
Of the Russian imperial family. is
see min the wireless room al Tsdrs
koe Selo. communicating the date
OF the Hampshires sailing 20 the
whiskered Tirpitz. who orders q
submarine to wait off the Orkney'
for the cruiser. We see Kitchener
embarking and the last scene OF all
the lone figure on the sea-swep
deck OF the Hampshire going brave.
ly 10 a death brought on by the
young staff officer who is drowned
with him
Immediately the curtain fell OF
the last scene shouts of protest arose
from the audience. 81 protest against
q British officer being shown as sue
cumbing to a spy. Politicians may
betray their country hut not British
officers" yelled Miss Kitchener, sis
ter OF the marshal
Others who raised their voices ir
Just anger were the Duke OF Port
land, General Sir George Won Don
and Sir George Arthur. private sec
retary to Lord Kitchener through
out the war. Labor Leader J. II
Thomas described the film as mon
strous and undignihed, and tn
london County Council and thu
British Board OF Film Censors bar
red the showing OF the photoplay e
the public.
Now for the facts.
Lord Jellicoe. who led the British
fleets to victory at Jutland, ha
definitely ascertained that tn
Hampshire was sunk by mines. Ger
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Spy Story is Rejected BY
Officials and Film Banned

man documents have been obtained
which now disclose the movements
OF the German minelayer Moewe,
which. as her log shows. laid a
chain OF thirt cen mines on the very
spot where the Hampshire met her
fate. That she was not laying mines
I'D that vicinity. owing TO direct or
ders from Wiiamshaven, is also
shown by her log which describes
how cruising in that neighborhoOd,
she loosed her mines, having no
other suitable spot in which to drop
them.
Lord Jellicoe. too. has now dis
closed that the actual course OF the
Hampshire was only decided on a
few hours before her sailing. thus
doing away with any possibility OF
truth in the stories that tho cruiser
sank as the result of spy informa-
ton. Il mapped out a course. ."
says Jellicoe. FOR the Hampshire to
pass close inshore. as. with the
northwesterly wind blowing at the
time. ! was Of the opinion that there
would be less heavy seas running. l
thought It practically impossible
that this route could have been
mined owing to tho shortness Of the
nights"
There the mystery lies.
Today a syndicate is being form
ed for the raising OF the lost cruiser
but as yet nothing definite has beer
announced. No hope OF recovering
anything but bare steel and skele-
tons can be entertained, even II the
sunken Hampshire is raised from
her thirty-fathom grave.
As for Kitchener, rumor agalr
steps into the breach. this time from
the Norwegian coasts, where part,
OF fishermen claim to have found
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
FTRsT OF HER SEX ASSESSOR

WEST CHESTER. Pa. March II.
The first woman to occupy the Of
flee OF assessor in Chester county Is
Mrs Anna II. Ewes. who yesterday
was appointed to that position for
the Western precinct OF Tredyffrin
township by the court. At the last
election Raymond Trainer was elect
ed. but resigned and the citizens pc
toned for the appointment Of Mrs
Ewes
j. Clarence Carter has removed
from London Grove township and
by his removal caused vacancies foi
the positions Of supervisor and ta2
collector. The court today filed the
offices by appointing Wilbur j
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Only Powerful
Medicine Will End
RHEUMATISM

10 matters not whether YOU have had
aROnizing pains from rheumatism for
70 years or distressing twitchngs for 20
weeks Rheuma is strong enough and
mighty and powerful enough to drive
rheumatic poison from your body and
abolish all misery or money back.
All druggists are authorized 10 sell
Rheuma on a no-cure- pay basis. It's
Inexpensive. and after YOU take the
small dose as directed for two days you
should know that at last YOU have oh
tained harmless and quick acting
remedy that will conquer rheumatism.
Rheuma Is the one remedy that mas
banshed the agonizing pains of rheu-
matte sufferers who thought nothing
would give relief Eckord's or Dam
iorth's Drug Stores win supply YOU and
guarantee money refunded II not salts
factory.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

lie has sample stockings. offers
three pairs for s5. n third OF which
is paid in advance. the remainder
to be paid when delivery is made,
which up to this time has failed to
materialize.
After awhile, when the man Is
working elsewhere, the buyers re-
celve notice from a stocking manu-
factory that the agent is unauthor-
lied by the firm. and asks that they
assist in catching the man. Some
families ordered as much as S25
worth Of hosiery, It is said.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

washed-up corpse OF much be-
medal. beribboned British officer.
They say that they buried him
among the sand dunesl
That, many people think. may
have been Kitchener's body. But no
body really knows. Kitchener's
death is as shrouded in mystery as
was much OF his life
Lord Esher. in his book. "The
Tragedy OF Kitchener" says OF him:
Ills was an amazing personality
The tragedy of his life was not 80
much his death. but the fact that In
1914 he was placed in position
which required the foresight Of a
politician rather than the straight
rigid dealings OF the soldier"
At that period a few months be
fore Kitchener died Lord Esher re-
lates how he was being attacked on
all sides. Kitchener complained to
one OF his friends: "AsQuith is my
only friend. ] suppose they (his
enemles) are right. But / am an
old man and II is too late"
Esher describes the man. "He
was" he says massive shy and
emotional" yet he had great love
for art treasure Tell your friends
(the French)." he once said. mot
to give me the Legion OF Honor but
to send me two pieces OF Goebelin's
tapestry out OF the Garde Meuble." "
Asquith probably was better
known to Kitchener than any other
cabinet member. There seems ia
have been some hidden sentiment
between the famous politician and
( the great soldier.
Asquith in a criticism OF Lord
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
TALK BUILDING LOAN.

At a meeting held by the Mar
shallton Building and Loan Asso-
citation in Brack-Ex NJ. T. Church
last night, George c. Herring. Jr..
was the speaker. Mr.. Herring. who
is business manager and secretary Of
the Loan Information Bureau. gave
a talk on building and loan asso-
Citations and the work they are do
ing. Many signed up for member
ship in the Marshallton organization
last night. Already the organiza-
ton has a large membership.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Stimulates the Scalp, Nourishes
the Roots and Helps the Hair
to Grow Thick and Glossy

Sec the Bald SpOt-Ihnt shows what
Dandrun WIN DO
If you have dandrum you must get rid
OF Il quick-its "ositively dangerous
and will ruin your hair ~ YOU don't.
nandWny heads mean faded. brittle,
scraggly hair that finally dles-new hair
viii not grow then you are bald and
nothing can help You.
The sure way 90 ahC lish daudrun ls 70
destroy the germ that causes Il. To do
this quickly safely and effectively get at
any drug or toilet counter "a bottle OF
Partisan Sage This is guaranteed to
quickly clear away dandrun. stop itch
Ing scalp and falling hair and help new
hair TO grow or tha cost, small as 1t ls,
Will he refunded
Partisan Sage is scientific prepara-
ton that supplies hair needs-an anti
septic liquid, neither sticky or greasy.
easy TO use at home, and delightfully."-
pcrfumod
II you want TO have your hair and
keep 10 thick and ustrous try Partisan
Sage-hegin tonight little attention
now VIII insure abundant hair for years
TO come.
Eckerd's or Danforth's Drug Stores
VIII supply you and return your money
f YOU are not entirely satisfied.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
"sITK STOCKING" FRAUD.

WOODBURY.. n. j., March IL
A silk stocking swindler has been
getting in some fine work through
out South Jersey and his victims
are cropping up every day. This
man goes to a good hotel, registers
and gets down to business at once.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
1--we SUEII NEAR FIRE.

NOTTINGHAM. Eng.-A four
inch live shell was found in the
destructor works here just before it,
with other waste material was to
be fed into the furnace.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Doctors Recommend
BOn-OptO for the Ewes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy
IN the treatment OF eye troubles and 10
strengthen eyesght Sold under money
refund guarantee by all druggists
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
New Handmade Linen
Handkerchiefs SOC

Gay colored handkerchiefs OF
fine quality linen are much in
vogue. These we're offering al 80
cents are handmade. embroidered
and hand-drawn and are here
in rose, green, orchid peach. yell
low, tan, blue and coral.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17

Hames assessor and John w. Pass
more supervisor.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Smart New Taffeta Silk
Handbags, $500

Good-looking taffeta bags in
brown, navy and black. in va
riety OF smart shapes mounted in
metal frames. silk lined and fitted
with coin purse and mirror.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
ADD VANILLA

Add a few drops Of vanilla to the
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Roman Stripe Silk Scarfs
$3.50

Heavy quality silk scarfs in 72
inch length. with deep fringed
ends in an assortment OF pleasing
color combinations that add
touch OF smartness to the new
sports outfit.
Evening journal., 1922-03-17
Pure Thread Silk Stocking,
S1.95

Full fashioned, silk stockings
make with Isle garter top and
soles in new shades fawn, nude.
lime. nickel. white. brown and
black.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR GREET
SONS OF ITALY IN AMERICA
Invite Members of Order to Become Affiliated Fully
With Interests of Communities in Which They Live.
Organization Honols Page.

inviting ALI members O. the order
Of Sons nf Italy in America to he
come Identified ully With thc in
tercsts or the communities In which
they live. and TO do everything in
their power To promo;c the interests
OF This country. Governor T.. Lee
Tr!nkic. At the banquet or the or
sanitation At jefferson Hotel last
night. delivered short address Of
te!icitation. and wished the organi-
zation all success In it's announced
hope OF fully AmerlcanizinS all
italians who have come to America
10 live The Governors address was
received with tremendous applause.
particularly whom hr said tina, ne be
lievsd the Virginia Italians were
good citizens. adding. progress
Si,c ana prosperous. 4 can hut
reach this conclusions" said the Cow
eruos, When I look at YOU and see
happiness and prosperity in your
very faces
supreme Venerable ~ Siivcstro
SAID last night tina; the meeting OF
the officers of the supCeL'c lodge
was called tor Richmond In honor
OF Thomas NSson Page. An honorary
member ot The order. Il initiated
him myself in Washington. last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
ESCAPES A WRIT AS
HE FLIES IN PLANE
tEy Associated rrcss.I

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. l..-Hcp
rfsentatire Manuel Hcrrirk. of tho
EiShih Oklahoma District "hoppcd
OF from Memphis for the south last
night. ~ ono Of his airplnncs. lust
three minutes before the arrival at
fark Field of court officer with
writ Oi rc2lcvin for the plane
The tongrcssman's departure ended
three strenuous days spent IN Mem
phis. during which II. fSurch in
htiGat.rn in two uf tho state courts
and two "r more magistrates courts
Tns plan" in which lIcrrick l.i;
Memphis had bccn under attach
m"nt her" IN suit brought by
Charles W. Eousch an aviator, for
wages alloscd TO have been due. rnis
attachmen; was dismissed. and as
the Congressman sailed souihward
an automobile with an officer bearing
another attachment writ arrived at
the flying field. The second writ
WAS secured by Rousch in connection
with suit which ne fled here FRI.
day against Hcrrick asking $4,000
damages for alleged false arrest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

Rallies Some nc hut From
Change for " 0rSc-I,
81 Years OLI

Major James Henry pooIey. can.
'"''S'. law .'cr amu phiLamthropisi.
VINO has hcen in failing health many
months, wss r2p"rtcd l"s; night a.
being IN critical condition in Grac,
Hospital, lie mad some what rallied
yesterday from chang FOR the
worse.
II mas been known 10y Major Doo-
ley friends that he has been a suf-
fcrcr several months and that ne was
under medical treatment AZ his home.
Maymont. Ri"ervicw. before being
removed /" the hospital. Ills comdi-
hon has kept him from making his
usual visits 10 his beautiful country
home on mountain in Augusta
County.
Major Dooicy is native of this
CITY. son ot the late John DuoIey
ana Mrs. Sarah po"lcy. Major Duulcy
served under his father in the First
Virginia infantry in the War Hc.
tween the states. lie has been -
member Of the boards Of directors OF
a number ~ railroads He is ST
years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
Democratic Senators Casting
About for Successor to
Senator Underwood.
SIMMONS Is CONSIDERED
North Carolinian l. Reported
as Being Nireinians Strong
c>t Opponent.
NA j. E.cdcrirl, IA>ur,

Hhec'"i NashiEctpU Corr. ~Nuuccnl Of
Tho Times Dispatch
WASiiINuTuN N,l. pemo.
cratic senators are casting q ,r,., for
" minority leader :" sIccccd Scua
tor Underwood. at Alabarnn. who HI, <
Announced has reilrcmen, from ,h,
minority leadership when this Con-
.rcas expires
:" far only senator Glass. or Vii.
sini" and senator simmons. az North
tar"lin ha.r been mentioned opcn-
y IN this connection. Il senator
iiitchc"cN "t Nebraska. had been r.
elected. hc undoubtedly would he
considered again for this pos, by tho
Democratic caUcrs of The senate.
Wish senator Iiijchcock out OF the
running. however. the contest may
marrow dawn 70 tho Senators from
Virginia and North Caroliha. with
the latter holding an advantage Nv
reason of his longer service in the
senate and his wider oXpcrience il.
iarin lcgislati"u. Senator simmons
was ;he last pemoCratir chairman Of
the powerful Senate Committee on
Finance. aud is NOW tho ranking
Democratic member of tina; body.
Senator InbiLSon. oi Arkansas
may bc another contende. for the
floor leadership and would he sur
ported by many "f his associates, II
nc permitted his nam" 10 80 before
the caucus.
IIans Highly Esteemed.
Senator Glass is highly esteemed
by Democratic Senator'S generally
and Is regarded as one OF ;he Ahlcst
d"hatcrs cn the minority side ~ the
present time. i;ut he is not gen
orally looked upon as being as skill
ful a parliamcntarian as either Scna-
tor simmons or Senator Robinson
Unless there Is an extra session
OF Congress after March {. minority
Senators proba bly, viii not caucus
for the selection of - new leader for
more than a year. Meanwhile muCn
might happen either favorable to
Senator Glass or favo-ahi t. Sonv
other Democratic Senator OF longer
Senate service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

February" said Mr.. III Silvestro. "Ths
italian people loved him, and their
vcncration was touchlUE. Ills death
came as a blow 10 all of us. have
JUS; returned from a trip TO italy,
and the people there spoke i'm loving
regard for Mr. race who made HIM
self such friend OF italy when hs
served as amb. ssador"
When the meeting yesterday after
noon adjourned. il was in respect to
the mcm"ry OF Mr., ragc. \ ball az
Colombo Hall tonight VIII feature Tho
puhlic exercises OF the body DurinE
the day. ladies Of the convention will
he shown tho points OF iuteres, IN ana
about the city.
banquet Is Cuiminntion.
The banquet was the elimination
Of III. worN OF iho supreme oncsr'
o: the ORGANIZATION in the installation
OF the grand lodge ot Virginia. and IN
Installing the officers OF that bodN
The FIRST business session was held
yesterday afternoon. Mayor .ttnsiie.
In few remarks. in which he wished
the organization well, and in which
he expressed the confidence OF the
community in its italian. citizen,
handed the hgurative key: ~ ths city
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