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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

qniern fpurbe aelebriert bon Dem Bro-
pin3im Der Dominiifaner q. 8bomas
|Shlblipeibenbnrg. Die Mbiolution as
h,n1bnm rnbm @e,leroInifnr ST. 8ogt
Dor. Sic 2eide bes 8erblide1,en muir
sc mod &leinbealbah Qlnterfranfem
uberfubrt, mo lie befanntlih IN Der
Nbne1,grlH Der Samilie beigeiebt
rperoen ion. Cine ielte1le Seier
fonllten Die Sdauelterr bon Der 8egel
bes beiligen 4ngultinais In irem
M1,tteubau1e IN Ser SeperinitraBe in
a0ln begeben: DaS goloene Droe1ls-
iabila1lm Ger bier 5hmeItern gngel-
berto, 8~in5ensia, COLUMBIA r1b Ser
truo. Maorgens Z llbr aelebrierte nus
0ieiem NnlaB Serr aarbinal Doftor
gdallte oie beilige Meile, Die aabl-
reibe gdtpeitern urto Mnber1pa1ote
Der SSl1bilnrinnen beiipobnten. Nab
8eenoigllng Der beiligen Meile belt
Sc. @minen5 cine Mnlprade an oie
Sbapeitern. - Sn Ma6en tarb bic.
ebrtp. Sdmeiter gantiana, geb. Mngu-
ite &oie.
Quremburg.
aiir5lib ltarb I'M boben Sitter bon
81 Subren Ser friibere 9ed)ant BON
Bianoen, bodtp. Serr Saceb 9engelb.
Ser 8erltorbene NOT inn Sabre 1910
in Diioeliugen aus elmer edit fatbolt=
5den 5amilie geboren, Die Ger Stride
mebrere berporragenbe 8rieIter nn6
Drberaper1o,pen 1denfte. Nah erfolg=
reiden 5tubien in 2uren1ba1ra tua.r6e
ct ON 26. Muguit 1866 gum Brieiter
gepeibt. Nah Iangidbriger Edtigfeit
er 1911 nus @eiunbbeitsrId-
feline gntJoii1ng nebmen. Or
900 itd3 at feinen 8ertpanoten nod
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5urid, no er
nod bier eSubre long IN Der &apene
Il. 8. S. bonn Serge @nrmeI als
&ilfsieelforger BEL BEN @armeliterin=
men, iotpie BEN regulierten Sertidr,
sdppeitern tdtig non. 8bDiii4 gan5 gel
broden, CUB er I'M Sabre 1915 a11d
Soften a11f, TIM 6am elm langeS
leioenbolles Martpri11m 5u Beginner,
al1s Dem i'm iebt Der 500 erl0ite. Il
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
5, yanuar, 1922
80. Ropenlber Oie gbeleutc 8ilObal,-
er Iuault Shapier1a1t11 in Miin1ter.

80. Ropen1ber sic gbeleute BiIobau-
CT aMgult Sdapteulultn IN Wsiiniter.
Son einent Ser5leioen betroffen
imlroe ont "a. Rppember 9berpoitie-
fretdr Otto gnibt IN Miiniter. Sci
600 trat alsbalb ein. 9err Sbmiot
bradte feline 5ral nad oem Saupt-
habnbot als er on Der Sperre pI0B-
lidl bonn Eooe credit tpuroe. Mit 0anl
Ser1torbenen perliert Die 3entrmms-
partei Miiniters einea eifrigen Der
fed)ter, Der ltets nnermii0li6 lm6
freimiitis fir Die Sllterelien ser Har-
lei ei,trot. Die S6ipeIter bes be-
fannten 911d)bdnblers, SRI. Mngelifn
Sd)onine. lit nod tangent 2eioen i'm
4lter bon 66 Sabren nerldie0en. -
Sn ser llngegeno BON Maberbor1r
ltarben iolgenoe uoblbefa,mlte NerIo-
men: in 9oraentrcih Ser 2anomirt
Sobannes Nrenoes i'm Glitter bon GO
Sabrelr; in alien Der Shreinerlneijter
6rm5 &r1lie I'M Ilter bon 63 uno
Der @llt5beiiser @einrid 9riideaer-
ting ,Nitfampfer I'M Selb5uge 1870
Il, I'M 9lter bon falt Is @bren. -
SSn Nmeatnren lit Ser 2anopirtb Sr.
&rdboff. 81 Sabre alt, geItorben; in
8rud}haa,ien Ser 8utsbeliber Solepb
Bremer i'm Mlter bon rs Snbren. Ser:
lettere fielt 6b cine @eibe bon Sob
rem in st. abuis, Mo., auf.
&beinIanb.
Sdlidt unb einfa6. eun5 bem 5in=
ne bes eblee G%erltorbene11 entfpuehF
emo, fa1r0 III ser 9ominitanerfrrde in
Scr 2inberitrabe in &0ln bas See
lenamt fir g. &apmurous &C., ..
Rr., &nrl 6iirit gu 20menitein itatt.
etne groBe 1ra1tergemeinoe tpomte
benz @ottesbienite BEL, bar11nter Ser
8eneralpifar ser graoi0oeje, Domfa=
pit1llar 81. 8ogt, Nbor6nutngen Ser
oortige1 Observation-Disclosures oer|
Gra~n5isfa1ter unb Seiuiten, Ser Be=
ne0ifti1rer aus Mmia=9aah, @ebeim-
rot 81. aurl 8adRm nrrb 9m1ptrebaf
ieur 81. Rorl 9oeber ols 4olner Ser
treter BEG 3entralhomitees Der &utbo-
kfenperiammlllngen II. a. m. 0us STE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

Sn DaIlerbilig fanb cine ieierlide
Abfdieosfeier tat al gbrer bes III
ben &1beitarD g%etretenen 8farrers
Miiidael SSaa1dem. Sn Domneloin-
gen ftarb i'm boben Nlter bon 90@Sab-
rem cine Der dlteiten Berionen Ser ge-
meiIoe, 5raat Sleeper, geb. Mrna
Sintgen. 3tpei SdJtpeitern ur6 elm
8r1roer Der 8erftorbenen fms Dor ,eii-
nigen SsaDren in 8ettemb1lrg i'm 81
ter bon so bis So Sabren geltorben.
Die brittle Sdtpeiter Der Nerltorbene1,
Die ebenfalls melt in oen Seer sSabuen
ut, Ieb nob belte Bel ibrem yeeffen,
Dem Serrn Hfarrer bon &eispelt,
8abern.
4ug Der 9ioaeie Wiir5burg: lleber.
tragen Dlrbe Die Yfarrei 8rebers1orf
Dem 8farrer &iilian 2~ets-9embuben-
tal. Angepieien tpurbe aooperator
&eimer.gffel0orf als &opIan nod
Serlbeim nn6 @aplan Ster5inger-Ob-
erelsbah als &ooperntor nod gffel=
BORT. sSn 0bern0orff ion anldBlib
oest2OOidbrigen @e6enftages Der CT
bnlt11ng Der 9farrfirde cine Geier Der.
an1taltf iDer6en. ~ sn bie Stride IN
Biid1olo tpatr6e etngebro6en unb cine
bergo5ete NIT einem iilbernen aran5
.ber5ierte Monitran5, Elm pergoloeter
WeeBfel6, Elm Heiner filberner &eld
lrn6 cine &eifeoede geitoblen.-Sein
4Oiabriges Dienitil1bildum fonnte Ser
@rdenbiener @oGns in M0meIiu4
gen begeben.
B~nrtteu,berg.
Die urgef6i1te ser @a1tIgu11er &c
ger6 bat laut Oberl61poer mieber ei-
men G1ritt ins porgefbidflide Du1n=
tel a1 beraeidnen. Norboitlid bon
tperben gegentpartig QuelI-
@rabatngen m1sgefibrt. Dabei fnm ct
ma l Meter unter 6em be11tigen 8o=
ben cine ffhpar5e &11lturi1i6t bon
80 3entimeter Starffe gum @orideim
in Ser nod 8a1mitiimpfe ianmt benz
iteden. 8einabe ant lpeltli9en|
g16e lit cine 70 @entimeter tiefe Grit
BE, abuli6 elmer itein5eitli9en Sero=
CRUDE. Durin lag Elm @1oben 11no elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

milie entltanmtte nor cine Ser lDlnpa-
.tbiibftem PerionIibfeiten bes 1le,1et1
9osniens. ST bate ei1en berpor1n-
genoen NnteiI on benz aultlrfort-
ihriH ben oBsnien unfer 0iterreidiid
urrgnriider @rtpaltung gemaft Fat.
ct mar elm Mnn1r bon untnbeliger
fatboIiiber @eiinrllng. 8iisber I'M
befannte ginbreber brungen in Die
Stride M Rirdberg Elm, rallbten MeB-
detDd1rber ir1lb aelde, erbraden ben
0pferitof 1nb itobIen Ben Snbalt.
Ger aampf gegen 6as Sunggeiel=
lentrm miro ieBt in Der Gurfei nit
orafoniider 5ddrfe gefiibrt. gng
Barlnment Der Nationoliiten in Mn-
gora fat barte @eiebe feitgeiebt. aae
unperbeirnteten M1dr11er inn %. Sc.
.bensiabre ner6en 5urtddit oaourd
beitraf, bob ibnen cine SSl1nggeiel1en-
iteuer auferlegt INTRO, Die Elm 8iertel
ibrer tginfiinfte betrdgt. 9ie grtrdge
aus bieIer Steuer merben 2anbipirt-
ibaHsbanfen CUR Berfugulngs beIteat,
.oie bnrdl @elobetrdge Die 9eirat err
moglid)en. Gein 8eamter bes dlellen
tiirfiIden 5tnates, Der Dos %. 2e=
bensinbr iiberi6ritten bnt, bari Sung
geiele iein.. Bebarrt ein iurfilAer
gnirger fortgeleK babel, nidt gu fbei-
raten, 10 fam er idlieBli6 Der Straf-
arbeit ODER 3udtbansitrafe perurteiH
perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05

|aroBes, idiDereg gteinbeI aus Sor1r.
|blenoefbiefer. 2d1lge 19 Sent, 8reite
rs Gent, S1be So Bent. ey1 Der
SO tile cine ffo1riide Eurbbobrlrng bon
!!iebr idoner glusfiibra1ng. Betpidt
F24O0 @ramrn. 81 oas feltene Beitein!
ol1s unierer Mordle ii~ttan1nnt ooter aus
benz georoe1t eingefiibrt muroe, lit
5neifelbaft. 80 SSn 9in5tpangen lit am
"a Nope1nber Serr 2oren5 8rautr I'M
Sitter bon So Sabrm geitorben.
Ba6er.
5Sn &on1tan5 lit bas Dal35iegelnerf
Bis nuf menige Rebengebdube obge-
|brannt. Das Waidinenbaus fornte ge-
rettet meroen. Ser gdaoen htrGgt
mebrere Minioner. - Gem @eiIHi-
den Mat Or ,gdofer iii Sreib11rg muir
|oe sic Miirbe zines pdpitlide,1 &aus-
pnalatesn buer.lliieben. RrGDat sd)ofer lit
.befmmtlih Ser 8iuibrer bes 3entrums
in 8n6en. s. &mlsrl1be lit Ser
pen1. Megiitrator 8onaDentllra MeeDer
I'M Mlter BON rs Sabren burb ben|
bon fdtuerem 2eioen erloit nor-
Den. - gs heri1ie6 unertpartet am
&er51hIag Ger in meiten> &reiien Der
bie1igen StnDt betnnnte gdulman11
Oberlebrer Moerl9el. Suit Elm Mfens1
idenalter lang itanb er i'm Sbulbien5t
Der 5taot @arlsr11be. - Cine ueitere
gut befnnnte 8erionlidfeit, 0berreh.
mlnggrat Jriebnh Bedtel, lit mn 81
ter bon so Sabren geitorben. II SSbre
goloene 9od5eit eierten am 90. 500
pernber Sic gbele11te Mm1rer Mnoreos
@nrit IN 5reiburg-@osIod unb om
"a. Nopember Die @beleute &afimir
Gn1trter. K.
@iak-2otbrinsen.
Sci Der Jeier Ger goloenen Sod
aeit Ser Gnrnilie &lein in @olmnr muir
ben cine &eibe bon ber5Iiden Eiidre-
ben gebalten. Sen &eigen eroffnete Der
ebrmiirbige 86idbrige Gopen oes
StrnBb1lrger Domfapitels, Msgr.
gdidele, set grinnerl1ngen ouffrH6=
te aus DER 3eit nIs er in &olnpar 81
for nor. Genernlpifnr Msgr. &reB
iiberbradbte Die @ludpiinide bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-01-05
.strafe bnrd6 SeIsftnrs beridiittet.

SnfoIge Selgitur5es 1T IN Der
R1be bon ss1rlf oie StraBe IN elmer
a6nqe Dol, 4 Rilon1eter ,%irterbrod)cl1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
PROTESTANTS
BUTT OF FILMS?
Minister Says Censorship
Brings Retaliation

DIss MONIES. lows. May a.
Charging that film Interests are
ridieuIing Protestant miniafera. Rev.
Gustav. Briegleb. Of Los Angeles,
Cal. waved "A letter from William
4. Hart In the faces OF the 500
delegates 10 the Presbyterian F~n.
eral assembly here yesterday after
noon.
Rev. Briegicb believes this action
Of the movies ID In retaliation for
eensonhip campaigns conducted
against them by Protestant denomi.
nations. lie Was particularly bitter
against q scenario written and acted
by Hart in which a preacher b de
picied as robbing a stage coach to
complete construction OF a church.
In answer to letter Of protest
from Or. Briegleb. Hart wrote: Il
admire a man brave enough TO 20
ahead with his good work. even
tho II involves robbinE a stage
coach"
"show me n film which insults
and ridiculea a Catholic or a Jewish
rabbi In this manner" Or. BrIegieb
shouted. Their insults are aimed
az us"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
GRAND JURY TO
SEE DOCK SITES
To Be Taken Across Lake
Thursday

Indicating that the investigation o.
the King county ferries may be near.
ing an end. tho county grand jury
wiii br taken across Lake washing.
ton Thursday 10 gain firsf.hand
knowledge of improvements in dock
sites and other property. which. II -
charged. were made To enhance the
value II land owned privately by the
county commissioners.
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas. In making the announces.
ment. declined 10 say when the grand
jury might be expected TO make a re.
port. Nor would Deputy Prosecuting
Attorneys y. II. Jones and r. II. Pat.
'ernon. who are handling tho grand
Jury, vouehaafe any prediction. II IL
believed. however. that after nearly
three weeks work. the grand Jury
probably has called practically ali OF
its Witnesses.
Althp tho county commissioners
are said to have requested an oppor.
iunity 60 ten their story to the grand
Jury. they have not been called as
yet.
John Hawkins. said 10 he a special
investigator for the county commits.
Hioners. and Heimcr Benson. propri.
otor OF the Lerchi Park cigar store.
were the only witnesses called into
the grand jury room Wednesday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 81
Predictions that soldier bonus biil
win be enacted at this aeuion Of
congress and that railroad rates
viii be soon reduced and that the
tar burden will ne iixhtened next
year were made hsso today By Scna-
tor Watson. Indiana and admints-
tration senate leader. In q spsech
generally accepted rs the Keynote"
OF the republican congressional cam
palgn this fall
watson's speech was hcsor- the
republican state convention Of In.
diana but national significance was
attached to II because the senator
Ia understood 20 have discussed u
thoroly last week with President
Harding in Washington.
In an emphatic manner. the sena-
tor made II clear the republicans
will conduct an aggressive cam.
paiEn. declaring the administration
viii stand on It's record. He a.
serted that the administration does
not need an apoIogist but only some.
one To tell OF it's accomplishments.
Watson directed vitrioiic at
tack on the last administration
making comparisons between all
that he called democratic waste
extravaganee and incompetency'
and republican economy and eff.
cheney since March 4. 1921"
He Endorsed the ship subsidy.
praised the pending tariff bill. pre-.
dicted the republicans arc leading
the country back to more prosper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
FOUR CHINESE
SMUCCLED IN?
Police Turn Men Over to I'm
migration Station

Thought 60 have been rnugEied
into Seattle aboard an Oriental liner
and taken ashore Af Ballard in small
boats early wednesday morning.
four Chinese were arrested by police
aud turned over TO u. T. immlgra.
ton officer T. Fisher at noon.
J l.. Smiley of the Golden Gar
dona. phonsd police at a M. when
he saw four Chinese aneaklnE up
tho beach near there. pairolmen
Max Meyers and II. 81 Flint found
Yes Yut. rs. ana May Wing. 20. bid.
ing In the brush at ssnd ave. n. W.
and ". ssth IT.
Shortly after their arrest Patrol.
men y. spslr and II. y. Peterson
found wong lee. Is. and Gee Tin.
10. al Dock place and Ballard ave.
Polite. and federal officials ar.
convinced that the Chinese were a
part Of a consignment Of smuKgled
OrirntAis. and that white men opsr.
ailng la Ballard are connected With
the ring Of hmugglera. who are also
blamed for tho importation OF dope.
Smiley reported seeing a white
mar. WHOSE nams the police have
learned, escorting the Chinese from
the waters edge. He fled. and Is
now being sought thruouf tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
Bonus Bill and Tax
Reduction Predicted

Gus business conditions ard conse~
vativs Americanism AMI asked
united party support OF Albert j.
Beveridge. recently nominated for
senator over Harry &. New.
Unusual importance In attached
10 Watson'a statements rexn rflnK
the bonus. because of his recent
conference on the matter with Pr~a
ident Harding. lie clearly Indt.
Gated he believes Harding vtn siKu
the bill passed b. congress and that
Il finally win be paid out Of allied
debt bonds.
The house." the senator Rasd.
has already passed an act 10 pay
bonus 10 soldiers OF the world war
and I have no doubt that in nossla
form or other IL viii find its way
thru tho senate and become "A law
before the close Of the session.
II cannot now say Just what the
provisions OF this act will he. be-
cause they arc subject to consider
alton by the president and mem.
bers OF the finance committee. but
! am quite sure they will involve
no additional taxation ard that n.
nally they will be paid by use Of
the bonds ~ our debtor nations"
The reduction In freight rates is
due at almost any time" Watson
said.
u can ray 70 you with something
OF assurance that another reduction
in rates Is imminent" he stated
1T IL likely TO occur AZ almost any
time" The aena.wTs prediction Of
lower taxes next year WIS made
after he asserted that the tar bur.
den under tho law recently enacted
by congress Was decreased 1880.
900. 900. lie also predicted early
enactment Of tho sales tax ms
permanent feature of the national
taxation plan.
Watson warmly defended the
pending tariff bill against demo
cratic assaults. declaring u will in
sure American workmon the wages
due them and will not let the pau.
per labor Of Europe compete. unfa.
vorably against American workers
and farmers.
He said this administration has
made good on It's promise TO have
less government In business.
The new freedom preached by
Woodrow Wilson WAS a grotesaue
travesty on the very name. while the
enfranchisement OF business under
Harding ia an accomplished fact"
said Watson. I'm neither state nor
nation arc there signs of an ap-
approaching millennium. The length
OF the steps we have taken may not
have been as great as many OF US
would Ike. but they have been In
the right objection. away from the
dulckAands OF socialist idealism and
towards the old solid rock of tradi.
uonnl conservative Anoricanism.
The Harding adminlstra ton does
not need an apoloRist. All it re.
duires is someone to toll the story OF
it's achievements. The mere recital
OF It's accomplishments IL tho surest
vindication Of its conduct. It's sue.
cess In the work Of restoration and
rehabilitation can be measured only
by the magnitude Of tho obstacles IL
WIS necessary TO surmount before u
return 10 normally could be
achieved"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
War WORK HEAD.
Of K. OF c. DUE.
viii Tell OF Schools Kept Up
in Country

w. J. Mckinley. experimenting
secretary Of the men In charge OF
Knights OF Columbus war activities,
win arrive In Seattle Thursday to
make a report Thursday evening TO
the Seattle council on work done
since the war.
mckinley win point out that funds
left over since the war have been
used to maintain rs evening schools
with an enrolment OF s4.s0s last
year and TO furnish scholarships In
universities to 40 exseryiee men.
besides maintaining 900 hospitals
where 3e.f00 former soldiers have
been cared for.
Counting evening schools main
tanned by subordinate councils. the
total is los with an enrolment Of
s5.55I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
Nuptial Kiss in Air
Sent Out by Radio

NEW YORK. May .f.--A nnptiai
kiss. planted 5000 feet in the clouds
above Times square. was broadcast
from tho cockpit Of speeding air
piano 90 the ears Of thousands Of
radio fans. when Miss Sarah Coke
fair. brooklyn uurse. and Albert r.
schask. athletic director Of the Vet.
srauH' Mountain camp. became bride
and groom.
Lieut.. Bsiv'n w. Maynard. the
flying rarHon." performed the rcrc-
mony. Lieut. Bert AcostA pllosed the
party IN biplane. ard. AZ the appro.
pirate moment. affixed his signature
10 the marriage document and
turned his hack on tho hrid-i kisn-
Each detail 81 the ceremony. er
cept tho blush. was transmitted to
radio fans by apparatus on the plane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
Reveals Gold Hoard
Just Before Death

GREAT BEND. Kan. May a.
J. III. Brack. a farmer near here. who
died about three weeks ago. left a
substantial fortune 20 his heirs in
tho form Of large number of fine
farms in Rush county, and in add.
ton another fortune which came ms
a surprise to tho members OF the
family In the way Of 100000 in gold.
which was aecreted under the house
IN which he lived.
Unknown TO the members Of the
family. Bmck had been boarding
gold pieces OF all denominations. and
II was not until few hours before
his death that he called his family
TO his bedside and told them that he
had store OF gold hidden under his
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
SCIENTISTS NOW MAKE
OLD BODIES NEW

Every VITAL process OF the body is
controlled by the giands
Men ana women both suffer from
various nervous and rundown condi-
lions between the ages OF 40 and 10
years. due TO shrinking up OF cor-
,alh glands These symptoms can
be removed by the proper sppliratior
81 gland therapy, Goiter, Asthma
rheumatism, High and Low blood
Pressure. Vomiting Of Pregnancy
Kidney and Bladder Troubles. weak
heaHes ana many other troubles treat
cd successfully with the gland treat
mentH
Tho Ex-GovernmeDt Physician, 10.
Gated at l327 Third ave. across Third
ave. from the i. O.. is specializing In
these trestments.---Free adyice.--Ad-
yertiscmenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
"Dirt Farmer" VIII
Join Reserve Board

WASHINGTON. May sf.-~The
senate today passed the house
amendment providing for the ap
pointment OF n so-calied "dlrt farm.
cr" 10 the federal reserve board
The senate also concurrcd In tho
house bin restricting the federal re-.
serve board from entering into con.
tracts for buildings in excess Of
$3.50. 900 without consent OF con.
Ereaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
CLAIM PROMISE
Oh INDEPENDENCE

THE promise ~ Independents for
this fIilplno@ was made nsx years
ago. when the organic art Of the
Philippines was passed almost unan.
iFuously by the American congress.
Since then the Filipino people have
demonstrated their ability 20 organ
Isa and maintain a stable govern.
msnt. Therefore. We como to ask
falfiiimsni q Americas pledge"
Headed by Manuel L. QueSon.
president Of the Fhnippln. senate.
and Sergio oamena. speaker 81 the
house OF Representatives. Ia. party
will 20 70 Washington direct from
San Francisco 90 plead tfae cause
% their people.
Elaborate preparations have been
made BY tho f-iiipinou for presenting
their pleas for Independence. Xix
senators. nine representatives and
thsir secretary of tho interior com.
prise tho mission
In addition. a staff Of technical
advisers. converfant with all af
fairs Ia the istanfa. n attached 10
The party. This includes three mem.
bern Of tho faculty OF the unlvrr.
aity Of the Philippines. a former
mayor Of Manila. snsular collector 81
internal revenue. director Of public
lands and officials Of the Philippine
National bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

Hurry. Motheri If baby has collie.
dlarrhoea. food souring. feverish
breath. coated tongue. IL restless and
can't sleep because of clogged bow
els, give a Tablespoonful of Califo
MIA Fig syrup. It moves the wind
and gas and all tho souring food, bile
and poison right out of tho tender
little bowels without cramping or
ovcractiDg, and baby usually gets
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
Seek Signers for
3O-1O Initiative

A housc-to house canvass in Seat.
tie viii be conducted by the Parent.
Teacher associations and the Wash
ington Educational association Thurs
day and Friday TO obtain signatures
for the 1910 initiative proposition.
The canvass will be made statewide
Friday and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
Philippine Mission Arrives in City

The assembly adopted a reeolu-
lion urging boycott 81 theatens
showing Objectionable films and
federal censorship Ct the point Of
production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
MYSTERY CROWS
IN Deaf H CASE
Millionaire Bakers Son Must
"C0me Clean"


WHITE PLAINS. n. ". May
.f.--Wslter Ward. son Of tir
millionaire baker. must "eome
clean" 10 save himself from
trial on the charge Of killing
Clarence Peters. ex.soIdisr.
whose body was found beside a
country lane nesr here.
Officials Of Westminster coun'
~, where Ward WIS police
commissioner. today had
changed their tune about his
"obyious Innocence. coroner
Fitzgerald hastily rriraeted n
statement to that effect and
declared evidence that ~ piiipg
up demands further explanation
from the bsiWr's son.
II was disclosed today that War
ook an overdose OF iodine six week
.go. about the time he claims tn
started. and this hal
brought home 10 officials In eharR
Il the case the seriousness OF tn
satler Involved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24

Tho worlds record output OF coal
was 579.3S6, 900 tons la 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
nEsR coon WILL
TOW ARD AMERICA

Tho Philippine parliamentary
mission comes TO the United States
with the best OF good will toward
tho American peorle. We arc coin.
ms as friends. TO remind the Amer.
lean people tina, six years ago they
promised to recognise the indepeni.
enoe OF the Philippines as soon aa a
stable government could be estab.
llahed.- the mission declares la a
statement
sHut 40 arr not unwrateful 10.
ward the United States for all that
has becn done for un. We are IN.
deed grateful. Unlike other nations
seeking their fre1dom BY means ~
force. ne plead fer ours. and AZ tbs
same time. bear a message Of frients
ship from our people 10 the unhed
Efufwm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-24
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