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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
FIND INTOXICATED MAN
WITH EARS CUT OFF
Try Associated Press

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. June o..
Austin Bailey, plumber. was
found b. polio" today sitting on n
curb with both his ears cut OFF
AZ St. Peters Hospital. Bailey. who
was said to be intoxicated. was un-
able 10 tell how he had lost his ears.
declaring he could not remember
anything up 10 IN" time he was found.
tran OF blood led from wher"
he had been sitting to deserted
shanty about forty feet away. hut
search OF IN" shanty revealed moth
ing. No one could he found who had
heard any disturbance in tho neigh.
borhood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
NJ. E. CHURCH CONFERENCE
HOLDS ANNUAL SESSION
Rev. g.. W. Jones' d. d. Presdcs Over Fiftv.Fifh Meet.
ing in Kenwood Church, Hanover County
Committees Arc Named.

Presiding Elder Rev. George Yves
ley Jones. y. D.. resided over tho
hfty-hcth session of tho Richmond
District Conference" Of tho NJ. T.
Church. South. which convened yes
to-day morning at $40 o'clock In
kcnwood church. Hanover County.
Devotional services were conducted
by Or. Jones. after which W =
Dcycria was elected secretary and
II. 49, Proctor. assistant
Joshua Hunter spoke I'm IN" inter
cat Of the Mn,hqdist Furnishing
House. and reports were made by tho
pastors OF tn" various churches in
the district. ". L. Phelps. aspncIa,.
principal 81 Randoiph- Macon Acad-
"my. BEDFORD. Va told OF IN" work
tho school tx doing. g. ". McFadcn
made report on temperance. which
was discussed by Or. :. q. Hatcher.
Rev. i. Il. chcnault and J.. H. Rowe.
and adopted.
Rcv. George w Wray made ro-
por. on tho spiritual stat" OF tho
church. and l.. I. Williams made tho
report on mission work.
Tho presiding cider nominated tho
following committees:
Examining committee and renewal
Of license r. a. Smoot. Roscoe VI.
white. J. l.. Bray.
sunday schools j y III'lman. Z.
Y. Carson. g -. futile. J. = smith
deal. - & Scott. NJ y Campbell
Epwor'h Leagues r T. Proctor.
! o. Thomas. G. u. Johnson. & +.
Ernest
Missions T. Williams, y n.
Si!s, Mrs. J. l.. Wiltshire. n. II.
Midrettc.
Bible and Christian litora,ur" II.
u. Scott, u. ". Smith. l. 8. fiournoy.
s. T. Bishop.
Spiritual state Of tho church g.
W Wray. g. r Andrews, J. ". Dixon.
hudson WinEHcld.
Temperate" 49, g. u McFnden.
Luther Wells r. ". cr"ekmore. 1. a.
McEicklr
Education p. II. chenault. &. 6.
Orrhanagc-C. " l'ardwickc. r
l.. Bailey. j. u. Hoslcr. =. A. rage.
" NJ Nance.
quarterly conference records 7.
!: Johnson. ". i scalcy. l.. Il. Har-
| roll ". II. Reed.
/ Lay activities and nnarce-J. +.
Jones and tho lay leaders
on motion, these committees were
confirmed hy tho conference.
The following were asked 10 make
reports: Dr. r. n Smoot. Centenary;
! W. :. Dcycrlc. Barton Heights: Dr
j. r Mastin. Methodist Institute: q
! ". Wray. Central; J. l. Bray. Dcca
,ur street; Il. ". Cr.okmorc. Toano;
! 6. .. futile. Grace. L. V. Carson
. Denny street: G. II. McFadcn. Laurel
street; II. " White. Pace Memorial
| II. II. Traylor. Caroline: \. l.. car
! son, Highland Springs. II. II Smith
| Hanover: q. 9. Kelly. Ashland: X. u
/ scott Trinity: s. j. Johnson. Ashland
! Circuit; ! y. Hnsicr. st. Paul: ~ l..
King, Bowling Green; +. u. Chcnault
The following delegates were pres
cn;:
Clorical-Dr George Wesley Jones
q. c. Kelly, r. -. Traylor. II II
Smith, ". Y. Scales. W s Dey.rie
". II. Reed. T. A Smoot. q. ". wray
j. l.. Bray. T. V. Carson. A L. Ger
son. Y 81 White. II g. Gregory, 4
u. Scott. r. T. WatNrneld r. "
/ creetmore, J. r Mastir. ". \
iaurhon and George 7 Simmons. y
H. Page. 6. o. futile. X Il. Proctor
/ j. y. HIrhos. q. II. McFadrn, J. -
! ltosicr. IL Johnson. W. l.. King
! j. H. Brown. u. X. Chapncil. g. l.
johnson. f. II. Rowe. ". r. johnson
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swanson snrpor,cr. Hold u,,,,

Springfield school was nlled last
JiEht when tho supporters Of United
States Senator Claude A. swanson
hold u rally Tho audionc" heard
Lri"f addresses ny H. VI. smith, Jr.
and Il. 9. /. Moncurc. who spoke In
behalf or Senator Swanson and re-
viewed hts career from tho time no
was first elected TO the lower nous Z"
OF Congress 10 tn. prcscn, time. Jeff
ferson ., Powers. president q. tho
Swanson Cluh 81 Jefferson Ward.
presided. Tommy Johnson rendered
several vocal selections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
81 MEN KILLED
AROUND MEXICALI
rPv Associatcd Press

CALtNltt. CAL. June 81
Twenty mon have been killed in
and around MeNicali. Lower Call
fornla. in the last two weeks ac-
cordinc TO official reports in Calcxico.
just across tho International limo.
This compilation was made TO-DAY,
following the discovery this morning
OF eight dead McXicans two and
half miles east OF CaleX!co, one Of the
bodies being in an irrigation ditch
on tho American side of the boundary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
Tennis Field NnrrOyyr.

ny United News
HAFEI;FoRD. IA. June Wray
brown and Earl kImnIan. tho WASH
!nEton University tennis stars az st
Louis. and Waiter wesbrook. OF Miich-
lEan. the Western conferences cham
pIon. lived through the fourth round
OF the lntercolleeiate singles today
aud followers Of the tournament eN-
poet that from this trio will be drawn
IN. man I" play Phillip Ncer. of Lee
land Stanford. the champion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
3 CAUGHT IN SURF;
LITTLE GIRL BROWNS

SAVANNAH, GA. Juno 97-iIolen
Tcdd"r. aged -. was drowned while
In bathing at Tyhce Island this
morning The li'tic girl. with h,r
motbor. Mrs Jessie TedGor. and ..
playmate. Mildred Moore went into
tn" surf. ana tho thrce were carried
beyond ,hoir depths
crios for HON Trough. a number
of p"opl" IN their aid. ana Mrs. Ted =
yi"r and tho little Moore girl were
saved The other child was drUwncd
''cr body was later caught In n
shrimp not by scarChors and brought
10 shore. Efforts AT rcsuscitation
failed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
Marines nj Gettysburg.

GETTYSHuRG. PA. June 27.-Thc
5000 marines who will participate
In manouvcrs during tho next ten
days, and rc-cnact Pickctts famous
charge ON July Z. began camp rou-
tine today and prepared to receive
THOUSANDS OF expected visitors The
marine brigade arrived yesterday
after hiking from QuRntico. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
CIRQUE HAS Ills EYE
ON EUROPEAN TITLE

PARIS. JIu" Eugcu. Cirque.
French t"ath"rw"ieht. wants TO win
me championship of Europ" from
Arthur Wyus. tn" E"luian before go
lng to TIA" United states. Duke De-
ca%"s has offered u silver cup for the
hEhi here between triGuc and Wyns
on July :. triuuv's ambitions ar. to
whip WINS. then Pepper" Martin and
.lnAlly tnClklr Luhnny k!lhAme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
NO OFFICIAL INQUIRY
INTO IEONARD'S FOUL
NY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Juno 2T.-I'hc Ncw
YORK state linNinS commission. at it's
weekly meeting today. took no nc
ton In regard 10 the sudden tormin-
alton OF the bout between Kenny
leonard ana jack Hr!tton last night.
when was severely criticized by
sporting writer's
Commission officials announced that
meg w"r" contemplating uo inquiry
INTO the match which ended in the
thirteenth with Il decision for Brit
ton on foul delivered by Leonard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
Former senator Cole Ncnrs 100.

WASIiIINGTON. June 21.-Formcr
Senator Cornelius Cole. Of California.
who will hc 100 years old in Scptcm-
Der, vas accorded an unusual demon
strhtion today by tho House. Intro
ducrh by "Uncle Joe" Cannon. Mr.
Cole spoke briefly. tho entire mem
bcrship rising as he concluded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
Injured mnIl player Incorporating.

l.iNcliKiRG. VA, June 27-John
Meadows. l.ynchhurg College baseball
player. who was injured by being
struck above tho LETT ear several
weeks ago hy II thrown baseball, has
gone to Stnnordsvillc. to rccupcratc.
Meadows suffered n fractured skull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
south Atlantic League,

SpartanhurE. &: Augusta. 3
Charleston 3: Grccnvillc, .
Columbia, "a: Charlotte ~ (scc-
ond gam" sin innings. called on ne
count of darkncss).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
I:n.t,r, c,,,b r,r >>c,

Los ANGELES. June 2T.-W. J.
Hess. former captain and fullhack Of
the University or Pennsylvania has
been signed as freshman coach at the
OF Southern California. IL
was announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
Piedmont I.enEnc.

Raleigh. =: Danyinc. 4.
Greensboro. |. Durham. 4.
WinSton-S Salem, i. High Point. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
IEInri,In Stntc I.cnruc

Jacksonville. r: Tampa. ,.
Lakeland, q: Orlando. 4.
st. Petersburg. {. Dnytona. 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
HEALTHY MOTHERS
HAPPY HOMES

II IS the healthy wife and mother
who Is cheerful. contented. hopeful.
smiling and happy. She can make tho
home tho dearest spot on earth. the
rallying place of the affections the
sphere of harmony. the sacred refuge
of life.
on the other hand the woman who
is worn and harrassed with the irri-
tatonS and migcrics Of female all
mcnts. being herself distressed and
unhappy. is apt To lose her ability TO
make her home what il should be- for
those shc loves.
, If you arc not blessed with pcrfcct
health you should try st. Joscih's Z;
i. r. the woman's tonic. For almost
nifty years this splendid compound
of leaves. roots and herbs has boon
successfully used by women who
were suffering tho aches, pains weak
nesses and Irregularities peculiar TO
their sex. II Will. without doubt.
bcncht you. suppose you get n bottle
today. Your druggist will supply
you and return your 800 II you arc
not satisfied with the benefits re-
ccivcd.
clip and mail this to Mrs. Martha
Cancer lsox 1907. Memphis. Tenn
for Confidential Booklet-Ady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
Keep MoUing," LegiOn's
Order to Fleeing Japs!
Fellows Ousted From Yakima Must Not Get
Foothold Elsewhere, Say Vets

promptly teiephoned the banker
informing him Of tho service
mems Views on the subject. The
laps soon esmo out. They had
no lease. They left town. and no
Jap has been back since. Thus
what probably was designed 10
be the first feeier for = consider.
able invasion was halted In its
tracks.
This method can be carried out
anywhere IN tho state. tho Legion
men believe. and they propose 10 soe
that n IL carried out They propose
10 make their views felt by white
men who arc tempted 20 let their
greed for money make them the tools
Of tho orientais.
OF course. tho Jnps are not 60
Ing 10 get out Of tho Yakima
reservation until they have En-
hausied every vile. Their sAso-
cation has imported Frank ftow
Ia serve NJ its secretary and d.
rort y fight TO retain their foot.
hold. ltow l. the son Of the
editor of big Toxic newspaper
and u graduate 81 an American
university. He i . polished.
suav~. clever leader.
Itow IN planning 20 appeal 20 SEQ
rotary Fail. probably on the occasion
OF tho latter's proposed visit here
nest month. 10 rescind his order re.
latinE 70 leases.
itow 10 promising the legion men
that II they win withdraw their op.
position his people will Americanire
themselves fully. They win promise
he says. 90 stop working women and
children IN the fields. 10 build better
homes. 90 learn English and other
Wise 70 meet objections that their liy
ing standards are low.
Ills bigges, appeal. however. In u
tho business men. lie IL telling them
that Tho laps IN tho reservation fhs
numbers them NJ i.7ooI. owe tfso.o
90 tho bankers and merchants
sum which. he maintains. they will
be unable TO pay n forced to move
out.
J. Vincent Roberts. district
commander Of the Legion. is one
Of the leaders In insisting that
the Jsps 70. lie points out that
the bulk Of those here have como
Into The country since the Gen.
tiesnss,'s Agreement" has been
In effect Thus they came IN tho
guise al students wh~n ih~y real. 4
] ~ were laborcru. . violation Of
tho AGREEMENT. OF else they were
smuggicd In.
Then their pressns fcoshold In tn
reservation has been obtained b,
evasion or violation Of the law Eve,
now. hs adds. as they talk about 70
ing 20 some other community II
Washington. they do II knowing tina
20 carry GU, their plans they mus
eymde the law again. Such people
no argues. are not entried 20 grea
consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

penitentiary houses q great many
men who have had youth restored
by methods used by the famous Dr..
Stanley. One OF the methods In US
by the ex-Gov. physician. At the port
Of health. Is similar to DR.. stanley's
method. and IL equally good In both
men and women. Cali a. once 1t
1927 Bird Ave-. opposite the p. O.. n
you are nervous. weak or run down.
FREQ examination. Hours: ILL.,. ;
TO 8 p. m.--tAdv.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

Herbert Williams and Hilda VOL.
NJ. IN From Soup 10 Nuts and
Paul Morton and Naomi Glass. In
April" are the two headline at
fractions on tho orpheum circuit
STARTING Sunday.
The williams W oifus sketch Il q
uelanse OF mirth and near mel
e1y. II II legitimate comedy
sketch n which buffoonery is made
3 high art
Those who know the theafer well
- well aware that Paul Morton
y ons Of the original four Mortons.
- n the son of Sam and Kitty.
Ecu he has formed an alliance with
Naomi Glass. who In an attractive
md laxraiiating miss. and the pair
= offering April" which is In two
showers" II Is delightful combina,
I'm Of wit and melody and some
tn dancing.
biz Robinson. ono Of the ciev-
crest colored comedians on the
sage. II q feature OF the week.
-Hil- sings. dances and talks and
dos all shrce az only ono of his
r1re can.
Dancing and singing combined
with a pretfily staged act. Is the
STEERING Of Foley and Lecture. two
performers who stands high as
surssmsnf purveyors along the
oFphsum circuit.
Fred Galetfi and Mabel Rokln
vii present what they call q nov.
city comedy SURPRISE They por.
tray one Of the many groups OF
street performers so common In
Italy.
The Piano Movers ana The
Actress" as presented by McDevts,
Kelly and Quinn. IL a lively BIT OF
song entertainment. The actress
nnds able assistance ia tho two
-hHskies."
Iawton Is tuegier. who gives
new twists and turns 20 his jur.
fling Distinctivencss marks his
every feat.
BEN TURIN
on PANTaGEs
One Of the select bills OF the pres
ent season has been arranged for
Ms present week a, the PantaFes
- an additional feature. the world
rsnowned comedy screen star. Der
1urpin. will appear In person In Q
comedy playlef. Look NJ Me" Mr.
Iurpin viii open his Northwestern
engagement nj Seattle. He will b.
supported by Katheryn Mcclure
kading moving picture star and vel
Known moving picture director. Burt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

production. sTho Fatal Marriage"
starring Wallace Reid and Lillian
Dish.
A Pullman porter and down
and.out" colored person are said 10
be the two cleverest members OF tho
main attraction. which includes
number OF blackfaoe comedians and
bcvy OF girls.
Fletcher and Terre. a representa-.
tive pair Of singing comedians. win
present comedy akit. you Know
BILL FRAMING their act as they so
along. those fellows arc proving
hilarious laugh makers In other cities
on tour. Il IL said.
Described as ono OF tho hardest
working male contortloniats on tho
stage In Paul Howard. a veteran OF
Eastern cHcuits. making his first
Western trip.
Brandon and Taylor come billed as
The Girl and the Yodler.- IN a mum.
Der said 10 be deliberately staged with
such novelties ns an electric swing
and others. Taylor has made yodol.
ing records for the Victor, Edison
and Columbia phonograrh compa-
mics. while Miss nrannon was former.
~ star in the in Old Kentucky"
company. Hcnry'n Pets are a group
OF educated dogs. In number en-.
tilted "A CANNES Dream"
Tennyson's "Enoch Arden" IL re-.
pictured In the screen offering, said
10 he both thrilling and meiodra.
matte. A feature OF the production
In the appearance Of Griffith himself
as an actor. the noted director carry.
Ing character role.
OLYMPIC
To-day and tomorrow win see the
last performances OF tn. Olympic
current attraction. stop. Luke and
Listen" As presented by tho How.
land company. this comedy u Great,
ing q most favorable impression.
Alice Calhoun in The Matrimonial
Web" IL the current film attraction.
There win be n complete change Of
program on sunday. The Rowland
company n presenting a daily matt.
nee. with two evening performances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
He Thinks Maybe
Booze Was Doped

while drinking with two friends"
In his room at the Sunrise hotel
Thursday night. Fred Hostetter. Sc.
saw ono OF them put something In
the bottle. Ito thought II was an
extra raisin and continued drinking.
Friday morning he awoke with a
headache-minus sos IN travelers'
checks and a gold watch. Tho
friends had disappeared. Hostel.
ter believes the whisky was doped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
When You Have a Cough
or Lose Weight and
Appetite
TAKE THIS ADVICE

Fresno. calif.--"After an attack
OF scarlet fever. ] was In weak.
anaemic condition. My appetite
was poor and had no interest In
anything. My friends did not ex-
pect me 20 live. as with the weak
ness had bad cough. had
heard my parents speak OF DR..
Picrce's medicines. 40 | got bottle
Of the Golden Medical Discovery
and began 10 take II. Before had
used all OF the first bottle ] knew
II was doing me good, for felt
desire for food. my cough ceased
and began 10 have color and TO
take an interest IN life. I continued
TO take the Golden Medical Dlscov-
cry TIL ! felt strong and well. To.
day I arm enjoying the best OF
health. Mrs. Esther Wolfe. 23if
Tyler Ave.
As soon az you commence to take
this Discovery" you begin to feel
its bracing, appetizing effect Buy
II OF your druggist, In tablets or
liquid. Write DIR. Pierce, President
fnvaiids Hotel, In Buffalo. ". r.. IL
sou desire free medical adyice.--Ad.
ycrtisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
Roosevelt Day IL
Observed at School

With n formal dedication OF Roos-
evelt high school Friday night. Noos.
ovei, day was celebrated In this new.
90, Seattle school Among thu speak
ers werc Carl u. Croson. president
Of the school board. Thomas r. Coils.
superintendent Of schools: n. X.
Froula. principal: r. A. Sellermcs.
architect. and w. ~. CRIT. builder.
An audience OF several hundred at.
tended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
By Jack Hall

wArATO. Oct. es.---As the
1000 Jap. leave the Yakima In
dian reservation during the ecm.
Ing months. which apparently
they VIII be forced Go do m tho
result of Secretary Falls rulings
barring them from leases, the
American Legion PROPOSES 10 see
that they do not obtain "a foot
hold In some other part 81 the
state,
They can be kept out. Legion
officials show. u onl, they are
not permitted 10 yioiste the state
anti.aiien legislation thru subtcr-
fuge To arouse public opinion
In all sections where such In
fluxes are contemplated II mn aim
Of the Legion heads.
How their plan works In illustrated
By the cases Of Prosser and White
Bluffs toward which the Japs turned
their eyes upon finding OH; that they
would have TO set out of this rich
region.
The Legion posts hoard OF tho pro
posed coming OF thu japs and adopt
ed strong resolutions urging tho pub
lio TO keep them out. resolutions di
rected especially at land owners and
notifying them that II would be con
sidcred an unfriendly act n they DO
come a party 10 tho Japs' leasing OF
buying land.
Two laps were seen entering Pros
ser with tho idea OF obtaining a rec
taurant location. They were met b,
a committee OF white men who told
them there were no store rooms OF
other buildings for rent 20 orientals
Finally. tho Jnps were observed
going into y bank which was
known 10 own a building suitable
IN fhsir mazda A Ikctou man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

Hndiey. Hen Turpln In known 10
practically every moving picture Foer
as the popular cro~eyed Max Sen.
nett leading comedian His playlet
will afford many hearty laughs and
his appearance II snferspsrned with
a lot OF good natured comedy.
Other acts on the bin arc lie Groha.
acrobafa and contortioniata. DE
Miches Bros. comedy Instrumental
skit. ''off Key: Bernard and Robin
preacn, who Ia She: the -Four
Horizons. comedy wirrisss: Hanson
and thu Burton Sisters in '.Aajcsfie
Maids: xyiophons selections by the
AVOIDS.
-ORANGE BLOSSOMS
ATsPAlsACE HIP
A wide variety Of entertainment
" promised az the Palace Hip. start.
Ing Saturday. whom the new vaude-
Vile show. Of which orange BIOS
sons" a miniature musical comedy.
h the chief attraction. open az
weeks engagement. Accompanying
u VIII be d. W. criffith photopiay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28

sethsa- No knife. no pain. no doctor
siis-Just a simple hons treatment that
CAL be tried by any one without cost.
Then. after trying. ~ you are fully salts
ue1 with the fsiief and comfort II gives
yc1. ssnd us One Dollar. n not. ~ costs
Sps nothing You decide and No take
yoHf word We don't know how ws could
snow fnore unbouHded faith In our rem
soy- II 10 relieving almost every stage
eha condition OF Itching, Bleeding, Pro
81 misery. We have fseslvsd hundreds Of
Httsfs falling Of tho success Of this re-
msfkAbly effective system after every
ming else, Including costly and dangerous
-tffAtions. had failed. even after 40 and
- years Of suffering. The miIdsr cssss
&c often controlled In y single day
cent ycu try u At our sxpsnssf Ad-
ss Or Van Week Co. Dept. TX ~.
s<kson. hieh. hsnd oe monsy. ossA -
~oys-~Ads stlsewenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
General Powell Is
Dead in California

GLENDALE, Cal. Oct. 2s.--Gen-
erai George w. Powell. Y. q. A..
retired. died yesterday at Tanker
shelna. q, a sani;arium. lie came to
California 81 years ago. lie leaves
two sons. Frederick. OF Seattle. and
J. Russ Powell. of Lankernheim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
Gen. Morton
Is Now in Seattle

Mai Gen. Charles q. Morton. u. \.
A.. OF San Francisco. commanding
tho Ninth Army corps area. arrived
in Seattle Friday. accompanied by
Mrs. Morton. Mai. Gen. Morton IL
inspecting Pacific coast troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
Eagles Night at
Fruit Show Is Set

Eagles night at the Pacific
Northwest Fruit exposition al the
Boil ~. terminal viii be November
IS. when members OF the Eagles
lodxc will put on a special program
u the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-28
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will bring you .
regular y oIlar
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ported by County Engineer John
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