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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
TACOMANS HELD
IN BOOZE RAID
Prominent Man Is Seized by
Federal Officers

TACOMA. Nov. a.-E. Dougaid
Judson. prominent Tacoma business
man and director OF the Puget Sound
Bank & Trust Co. and Claude Har-
ris were hcld in jail hore today by
federal prohibition officers.
Judson and Harris we're arrested
on board the formers speedy gas
launch near Steiiacoom on Puget
Sound early today. when prohibition
officers alleged they saw them
dumping several cases OF liquor over
board.
One shot was fired. II was report.
cd. the bullet passing thru the visor
OF Judson's cap.
No charges have been preferred
against the men. Habeas corpus pro.
cecdings we're started by Judson and
Harris at noon today.
II was said at tho prohibition Of
fice that no liquor was found and
that dry agents are now making an
effort to locate some of the liquor
alleged to have been dumpted into
the sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
FOUGHT TO FIND
who'd STOP HIM
Election Official Is Hit by w.
R. Allen As a Query

That he deliberately startsd a
rough-housc In order to determine
whsther clerks in the superintendent
Of elections offics had been dsputized
as deputy sherfffs. was declared Fri.
day by w. r. Allen. secretary Of
the Association OF Unemployed. who
Was at liberty on 800 bail for as
sault In tho third degroc
II had n tip" Alien said. that the
men in the election department Of the
county auditors office had been
deputized. 10 went down there TO
find out. They didn't give ms the
information I wanted. 30 ! made a
pass at Tori sieurdsson. election su.
Iperintendent, and knocked his
glasses off.
They grabbed me and ! made
five Of them show their deputy sher-
ifs badges before would submit" :"
sigurdsson declared that Allen de-
manded that his wife be appointed
az an election official. and that when
the request was denied. Allen struck
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
HARDING ASKS
LOVE SERVICE,

WASHINGTON. Nov .. = Presi.
dent Harding. In his annual Thanks
giving proclamation. issued today,
calls upon the people OF tho country
to continue ito make our own great
fortune Of means OF helping and
serving. as best we can, the cause Of
all humanity"
Let us In all humility acknowi-
edge how great is our debt to the
Providence which has generously
dealt with us and give devout as.
surance Of unsclfish purpose TO play
helpful and enobling parts In human
advancement" the proclamation
read.
I'm spite OF the consequences OF
the recent war, our country" the
president said, has been at peace
and has been able 10 contribute to-
ward the maintenance Of perpetus-
tion Of peace In tho world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Man ACCUSED
AS E|NBEzzLER
OF HUGE sum
Hotel M a n a G e r
Had Safety Box
Key; Sought by
Peace Officers

Vanishing with several thou
sand doilax~ tstcn from the safe
In the Oxford hotel. 1890 FirSt
ave. according 10 information
received by tho poiicc. ). ". Rus
sell. former manager of the ho-
TEL. was being sought Friday.
While the prosecuting attorneys
office declined % give out any In
formation. IL was learned that n com
plant charging Russell with efnbcz
ziing $500 has been issued.
A check was being made on the
hotel loss. Friday. and money and
vaiuabics running into tho Thousands
OF dollars were said 20 be missing.
A. manager, Russell had .
master key and duplicate keys 10
private safety deposit boxes In
which guests of tho motel placed
their vAluAbles. Russell disap-
pear~d Nov. !. according 10 po-
lice. saying that he was going
out 10 take caro- Of . life insur.
ance policy.
He has not been seen since.
ole Mycr. guest AZ the hotel. MED
the complaint against Russell
A private detective agency II ~
sissing officials In trying TO iocats
Russell. and In completing . CHECK
Of the loot he In alleged 20 have
taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
O, Martial!
All of You
AreInUited

Hail--all who bear the name
of Martial
You are 70 be the guests OF
Tho star Monday night at the
Metropolitan theater. where the
opera Martha" iH 20 be played
by tho American Light Opera Co.
Martha. originally grand opera.
which. due TO It's exceptional pop
uiarity. has been translated into
English. In one OF the most be-
loved Of all operate productions.
Tho Star has made arrange
nants with the Metropolitan tho
ater management for 200 re-
served scat tickets. These will
be presented 20 persons whose
names are the same as that OF
the production. No age limit is
set. Any person whose nams Is
Martha. be sho 10 or 90. who
calls mt The Star office Monday
between IL and .. m, and
gives her address. will receive a
ticket.
It's going TO be Marthas' night
at Martha"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
IRWIN WARNS
AGAINST JAPS

CHICAGO. Nov. .. WIN Irwin.
author and lecturer. warned the
western civilization 20 wake up and
nip In the bud the war plans OF the
yellow peril" in an address here
last night.
Irwin declared that the yellow
races were pcrfecting powerful gases
and supcr.airplancs.
Il don't think the next war win
come before a generation Irwin
said. hut when Il does come II will
be the East against the wcst--Japan
and the other yellow races against
the western civilization"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
TRY TO BLOCK
KAISER'S GIFT

BERLIN, Nov. 3.--Socialists moved
IN the reichstag today TO block the
plans Of the ex-kaiser for presenting
his bride. the princess Hermine. with
diadem worth 500, 100000 marks.
Deputies Braun and Wells asked
questions when the chamber as
sembled. demanding whether Will
helm had applied for an export H.
cense for the diadem and whether
he had made the proper deposit.
which would run into hundreds of
millions Of marks They also asked
what the government intended to do
In the event that the diadem was
smugglsd into Holland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
SULTAN OUSTED
BY TURKISH LAW
NationaIists Abolish Throne
OF Ages

CONsTANTINOPLE. Nov. B.
New Turkey hiss abolished the
sultan.
The nationalist assembly at
AnEorn passed yesterday . Law
suppresslng the Turkish sultan
ate and the law Of succession 10
the throne.
The present sultan. 6esc-nd-
ant Of q thousand absolute mon
archs. IL TO be the last Of his
line.
A khalif. who viii take over the
holy duties hitherto exercised by the
sultan as prophet Of the Moslcm
world. II 20 be elected periodically.
His office is 70 bs Of tho church. not
Of the state.
A national assembly will hold all
the power In Constantinople and
thruout Turkey. according to tho
new law.
Salute Of 100 guns roared out In
celebration Of the laws passage.
Kaisim Rsirsbekir Pasha was imme.
diafeiy dispatched from Angcra 10
Constantinople TO give the sultan op-
porfunity TO resign and TO take over
the city administration In the name
Of Mustapha Kcmai's nationaiists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
GERMANS PLOT
NEW UPRISING

BERLIN. Nov. s.---An uprising OF
"Cerman Fascisti'' and establishment
OF great South German kingdom
was plotted at secret conference Of
radical nationalist. attended by
Capt. Ehrhardt. Of Kapp Putsch
fame. according 70 reports from
Munich today.
Ehrhardt. an ardent supporter OF
the monarchy. Ia understood to have
urged formation OF reactionary bands
along the lines Of tho Fascist move
ment In italy, and that these bands
should seize Southern Germany. in.
cluding Bavaria. Tyrol. Salisbury and
large portion of Austria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
POI PERSONS KILLED
BY AUTOS LAST YEAR
THRUOUT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-Auto-
mobile accidents account for 2ol
deaths In the state Of Washington
last year. according to figures OF
the department OF commerce. 70
leased today.
washington was one OF three
states out OF As. others being Ohio
and Utah, showing decreae In
deaths from this cause. but all
show heavy increases since 1919.
In number OF deaths Washing.
ton ranks 18th. In cities. Seattle
shows 2i deaths, the same a. iast
year, and Spokane Is. Tacoma is
not reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
CONGRESSMAN
RU.ES ,M,ADOO

r.O8 AfguEtx CO. nv. -
Congressman Simeon d. Fess. u
Ohio. must bs either a fool or . liar
TO maicc such statements. was the
opinion expressed today by w. q.
AcAdoo. former secretary Of the
treasury. when shown purported
charges by Fcss that ''McAdoo con.
fessed 10 having made loans TO tho
allies without authority as a means
of buying support for the league of
nasionn."
MoAdoo pointed out that his
resignation AZ treasurer came just IS
days after the signing OF the armis-
tice and that he had nothing to do
with making European loans after
tho war.
He must he either a fool or =
liar" said McAdoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Irish Rebels Bomb
Gen. Mulcahy Home

DUBLIN. Nov. 3.--Irish insurg.
ents attempted the life OF Gen. Rich
ard Mulcahy. commander in chief OF
the Free State army, during the
night when they bombed his house
and fired rifle volleys into H.
Free state troops drove off the
attackers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
DUTCH VEXED
BY M-KAISER
Wilhelm Excited
Over Wedding
Next Sunday
BY rFRpINANn JAIN

BH FERDINAND JafhN
lCopyright. 1874, By United Presss
DOORN, Holland, Nov. 3.-An
Intricate system Of burglar
alarms, barbcd wire fences.
hessy chains ard pretcctive
meaas - - installed about
~ nrGo)6 W1naM al UUn4qY,<z.
ug6nI1e WYlhe1m u Ho-
49, funUn Vim take - his brids
the pFinc<~a TleFmine.
rmperious a. ever. today Wilhelm
had succeeded In angering the hos
pisabis Dutch 90 . point where sharp
protest was made TO the burromas-
ter OF Doorn against the ex-katsers
extraordinary orders. which he issued
freely In connection with his wedding
precautions.
An slrplane. flying low over the
castle. was reported TO have terrified
wilhelm. who is said 70 be growing
increasingly nervous as the hour for
the ceremony draws near. Fearing
tho plane portcnded some Journalistic
enterprise tho former monarch or
dcrcd Count MoItkc to summon all
the staff OF tho castle at which he Is
guest
To the servants Moitke addressed
warning OF the ex-imper1ai wrath.
accompanied by instant dismissal.
that awaited anyone who permitted
the slightest leak of Information con-
cerning the wedding.
wilhelm then went "one too
far" however. by instructing
the count to order the burgo-
master Of Doom 10 preserve the
utmost secrecy. In official Dutch
circles. this caused much indig-
nation.
II was considered usurpation OF the
authority that rests only In Hollands
queen so far as the Dutch are con-
ccrned. No one else. they said. had
right 20 issue such orders to tho
burgomaster. Dutch newspaper cor
respondents this morning made for
mai protest against the ex-kaiser's
action
The Princess Hcrminc Is nj Amer
ongen. former refuge OF the ex-
kaiser. She will remain there until
tomorrow when she win travel by
automobile to Doom TO prepare for
tho ceremony.
Tonight Count Bentenck will en-
terrain lavishly In her honor. The
princess is to be housed in a porter's
lodge at Doorn Saturday night. IT
has been turned into a wonderful
boudoir decorated lavishly in blue
and white.
Meanwhile. within Doom house.
where the ceremony is to take place.
and which the ex-war lord and his
bride may never leave together all Is
feverish activity. Wilhelm himself
Directs the banging OF lavish tinsels.
draperies. purple rosettes of gor-
geous flowers. He attends TO each
detail. He has even supplied the
main parts OF tho sermon of Chap.
lain vogei. who win perform the re-
ligious ceremony. He went to the
boudoir Of his bride-to-be and attend.
ed with his own hand to lastminute
touches on the draperies.
The former crown prince willie"
is with his father and Is helping him
bear the brunt of his fears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
SLAY
CAR BANDITS
Train Robbery Is
Frustrated When
Officers Shoot

wITTENBER0. Mo, Nov-
S.-The bodies Of Jark Kennedy.
S.. Of Memphis, and Harvey
Logan. 81. bandits who made the
daring but unsuccessful attempt
70 hold up Frisco train NJ. 0os
from 81. Llouis - N11pa1k 1sgo
I - - - ~
= Nom wers shot dad = slI{5
leapcd from the fiying 1ocs0e-
tive with their plunder.
Postal authorities were ''tipped's -
the robbery three weeks ago and :
squad Of II men ambusfed the
bandits.
The robbers boarded the tender
OF the engine 90 miles south Of St
Louis at flag station. At the point
Of revoivers they forced the train
crew to uncoupe the earn. leaving
the main train standing.
With the locomotive. baggage and
NAH cars. the daring men compelled
the engineer to proceed toward Wit
tenberg. 10 miles south.
The mail car was looted between
the two stations. and just before
pulling into wittenberg the bandits
cut loose the baggage and mail cars
and drove the locomotive them
selves.
Federal operatives were IN rsadh
ness. together with county officials.
A fusillade OF shots greeted them a.
they leaped from the engine with
their loot. Both fell dead.
The bandits and federal agents
slept at the same hotel In Cape
Girarteau. Mo-. Wednesday night, e
was learned today.
Kennedy had served = sentence IN
the Missouri penitentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Film Stars Eyes
Injured by Lights

ROCHESTER,. MINI. Nov. 3.--Ex.
perts at the Mayo clinic we're today
examining tho eyes OF Wallace Reid.
film star. reported seriously affect.
ed by the powerful studio lights.
Reid is In seclusion here and Wis
ltors are barred. In public he wears
a heavy bandage over his eyes.
Physicians refused to discuss the
case today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Knock Man Out and
Fleece His Pockets

Knocked unconscious after a bat
tie with three Mexicans with whom
he had been drinking Mt tho King
hotel Thursday night. Mike Sabit.
2s, was later robbed Of $3.50. he
told police Friday.
While he lay III In his room at
es7 Weller st. Thursday night
thieves robbed Albert Hofer Of ss5.
Hofer was delIrious and unconscious
when the robbery took place. he
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Alleged Accomplice
Is Held in Custody

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. s--wf-
liam T. Debow. alleged to have been
a member OF the gang Of train rob
bers who attempted to hold up .
Frisco train near wittenberT. NO..
was arrested here today by detectives
and charged with having been an
accomplice OF the gang.
Debow is alleged to have con
fessed that tho holdup gang stored
dynamite. fuses, caps and firearms
in his home during the time they
were plotting the train robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
3 GIRLS DIE IN
LEAP FROM FIRE

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--Three
girls were killed and several others
blazing three-story factory on
injured here today when they
leaped from the upper story Of u
E. 18th st., according 10 police re-
ports.
A fourth girl will die, police
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Prince of Wales
Is Hurt by Horse

LONDON. Nov. s.--The prince of
Wales received an injury to his
ankle when his horse slipped while
he was hunting yesterday. II be.
came known today. when his en-.
gagement to unveil q memorial in
Westminster abbey was cancelled.
The injury In not serious. II was
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
TWO AIRMEN
OFF ON NON
STOP flight
Lieuts. MacReady
and Kelly Start
Air Trip From
West to East

San DIEGO. Cal. Nov. b.
lleuss. John A. MncEtcsdy and
Oakley Kelly. attempting . wurid
recurd nonstop Night frum San
Diego to New York today. have
safcly passed thru ono Of TIN
tr~ncherous mountain ranges
that make their Journey ex-
sremeiy hazardous.
They passed over remerula
gap safely this morning and sped
away to the casf. crossing thc
arsrrt with ideal flying ccndi-
sions 10 aid them.
Thc second dangerous lap awaits
them this afternoon At Tumucari. ~
A.. where shsy must sscend 20 an
elevation Of 1000 feat 70 cross tbs
mountain range.
THIS croexing. nirmen here sAid b.
cny. might prove the most dsngsr
sus q tho entire trip.
e1or<h Island flicrs are OF tho cpen'
N that the intrepid airmcn win suc
osed N their hazardous flight uniess
unforeseen accidents occur.
onssyfnG TIE greatest load sv~'
md from the ground by . single
GGeng. The huge army airpiane 20
uu0v eariy this morning 10 . psrfsc'
GonRe
AsuV aeznssn hsrs wno wAfohet
- Genxs are oonfidcnt that the 10
DRaAoidins pair vtli b. sucosnuful
- TINA
O. ncntA -. senSs1ng - -
Gnmo cpursA Keliy ana AacReady
- nsecksd By hs&vy clouds IN {
onpontnln paAA Tho tremsndou1
- thsy carried would mot permit
Gham b pass over. - thsy turnef
hslr Night into an sndurancs flight
end broke all world ncords with {
sustained flight time Of IS hours and
~ minutes
The route 20 be followed BY th'
atrmen across the continent goe'
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Game Warden Held
as Law Violator

FORT COLLINS. Colo. Nov. a.
Game Warden James e. Gay must
appear on charge OF shooting ducks
ON n lake without permission Of the
property owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Italian Envoy to
u. s. Resigns Post

ROME. Nov. ss--Ronaldo Ricci.
Italian ambassador TO Washington.
resigned today. II was officially an
nounced. Premier Mussolini has
taken no action on the resignation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
German Mark in
New Record Low

LONDON. Nov. s.--The German
mark touched 27.soo to the pound on
the London exchange today. new
record low.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Lineman Killed as
Shoppers Look On

DENVER, Nov. a.--waltcr John
son. SO. linemsn. was instantly killed
here yesterday when he came Ia con
tact with wire carrying $4,000 volts
of electricity. Scores OF downtown
shoppers saw the tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Howdy, folks. About time to
sew up the children In their un-
dercIotises for the winter.
The Autumn Girl is now seen on
Seattle streets. She Is generally at
tended by a couple Of fall guys.
Don't let son stay out of the min
istry because he thinks Il Isn't ex'
citing enough. Tell him TO read tho
papers.
HOO-RAYi
The slogan Of the Fascist Of
Italy IL, Fla. eia. Ella. o. Ialsiar'
Al together. fellows. give .
long "Eia, Ella, Ella. o. laIaia" for
good old Benny Mussssini.'
How to distinguish classical music:
When a piece threatens every min
ute to be tune and always disap-
points you. it's classical.
Experience has taught me as roam.
That the man rho's bluff and
hearty.
And the ftfe Of every party.
><7s a perfect pest TO hare about the
hop1..
President Harding was 81 years old
Thursday. Mayor Brown was so
Tuesday. This is a great week for
us common people.
Some OF these proposed civic Inn
provements remind us OF certain
Iowa towu--council Bluffs.
And some OF the counciImen re-
mind us OF that old Massachusetts
villsge-Marbiehea
POLITICAL NOTE
Poindexfer says he stands for
the people.
Yes, but will the people stand
for Poindexterf
One disadvantage OF being an am
bassador In that whenever you got
drunk and make an ass Of yourself
the cables carry tho news back
home.
BID Hohenzollern gets married
sunday. Then IT win be MY Wife.
Me undt oott."
GOOD CAR ~ HARD TO GET
New York man traded his wife
Tor q 1911 fiivver. Well, fhey
uurn to Page s. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Dill still made far better war record than did
Poindexter For while Pondexter was carpinp at the
president Dill was stanchly working and voting to in
sure a speedy American victory. He made such a
good war record that ne chosen to go to France
to investigate and report to congress on the needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03
Dill-EIe Keeps His Pledges
Review His Course When He
Was q Congressman
(EDITORIAL)

e C. DILL keeps his word. When he
makes q promise to the people he
does not seek excuses for violating it.
He keeps that promise, no matter what
comes.
Remember the 1915 campaign?
Woodrow Wilson carried this state by
a big majority on strictly peace plat
form and a pledge to keep us out of
war. The people Of Washington did
NOT want war then.
Dill was the only democrat elected to con-
gress from this state. and he was elected on
his promise to vote against war; and on his
further promise to vote against conscription.
Then came the ruthless U-boat attacks and
the sudden change Of popular sentiment. Il
would have been easy-it would have been
good politics" for Dill to forget his promises.
But he isn't that Sort HE HAD THE COUR-
AGE TO KEEP HIS WORD. He voted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

against war and against conscripnon.
In the face Of the widest war excite
ment that ever swept the United States,
be dared 10 keep HE pledge.
And that took q kind Of courage
which won immediate admiration In his
home district For, tho Dill was de-
feated at the next election. II must be
remembered that he made no campaign
at all, because he was flat on his back
IN bed, fighting m attack Of influenza.
At that he was beaten by only few
votes.
It took a lot Of courage for Senator
Poindexter, knowing the sentiment in
his home state, deliberately to vote to
seat Newberry-THE COURAGE TO
BE WRONG. But Dill showed still
higher courage when he voted against
the war and against conscription to
IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

A GOOD CAR ~ HARD TO GET
New York man traded his wife
Tor 1911 fiivyer. Well. they
uurn to Page 8. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

BID Hohenzollern gets married
sunday. Then IT win be MY Wife.
Me undt gott."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

One disadvantage OF being an am
bassador In that whenever you got
drunk and make an ass Of yourself
the cables carry the news back
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

POLITICAL NOTE
Poindexfer says he stands for
the people.
Yes, but will the people stand
for Poindexfer1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

Some Of these proposed civic Inn
provenents remind us OF certain
Iowa town--council Bluffs.
And some OF the councilmen re-
mind us OF that old Massachusetts
village-Marbiehe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-03

President Harding was 81 years old
Thursday. Mayor Brown was so
Tuesday. This is great week for
~ common people.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-11-08

wife was Sarah Thurston. and their
children were Bettee. Sarah. Ma
thaniel. Richard. James. Mary and
Hannah.
II is said that when the eldest
son. Captain Nathaniel Head, deter
mined 10 marry Anna Knox, his
father opposed the union because
the young woman was OF Scotch
Irish parentage. One day Nathaniel
and his father were blowing to-
gether. The father asked: do you
intend TO marry that Irish girl?"
Nathaniel said he did. Then you
shall receive none OF my property"
said the father and Herewith Ma
thaniel dropped tho pillow. Il can
take care of myself" he said and be-
fore the day was over he had left
home for all time. He was married
to the girl he loved and though his
father left him but a sing's dollar
for FORMS sake. Nathaniel acquired
wealth, and was ono OF the wealth
lest OF his family. A grandson Of
his was Nathaniel Head, one time
governor of New Hampshire.
Copyright. 1922. by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)