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The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
BLACKBOARD

Mr.. and Mrs Richard Lewis and
children went TO Marion Monday
Mis- Leslie Dunning went 10 Ev-
Ans,ille Tuesday 10 see her sister
who is In the hospital there
MIS-. Lilly Brown and children.
and Mrs Beairyce Crisp and son were
in Marion Monday
Mr. and Mrs. ". G.. Cason went
TO Evansville shopping Tuesday.
Mr. Jack Dilbeck and children n
Illinois spent few days with his
brother At this place
Mr. &. l. Cain went To Marion
Thursday of last week
Misses Fay and Rudell Dilbeek ~
Illinois spent Friday the guests ~
Mr. Iaet Mckinley
Mn Jennie Edding visited in
Clay q few days this week
Alr and Mrs Coleman MfKinley
Of Dekoyen were guests u his faith.
sr 1T this place sunday
Mr and Mn Joe Eddings went
to Clay Friday
NJ A. D. Crisp II Rspion was
here sunday
NJ and Mr. Alonzo Cook and
son n sturgis passed thru here sun.
day enrouis home
Mr and Ms l. bfinkley u siur
gis we're guests u Mf and Mrs W.
II Morgan sunday
Miss MadTs Boiler spent sunday
with Me. Edna Morgan
Mr and Mr. J = Green of
siurris ~sFe guests u bic brother
of tins piace Sunday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
SHADY GROVE

Several attended prayer meeting
Saturday night
Mrs Margaret Melton and little
son. Rayborn. spent Friday with heI
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Travis
Misses Monville and Maybel BOYD
spent Monday with their cousins. ku.
bye and Margaret Mcconnell.
Reba Mcconnell and Lena McChes
ney spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Hodge
Mis-. Edna brennan left Sunday
for Bowling Green where she VII
enter school.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21


A -conmunlfy mind rfoss BY ae
crsfion. Ths felliur year add each
iia portion 20 Twins Village spirit
Iva yeafa axo ths small town q
hsscos. m pui ou iis years program.
having been isi 10 n b. the nascsnt
Rosccs Improvement s-aosiaiiou. sincs
thsn except fsr a brief forced inlsr
val. this ylllage has tsgi on the ieb
o. bscems q community. spell large
thai 4 - group of peopls dwelling a
ous locality and bound together by
common Interests"
~ withoui iat oF spscial aaseasmsut
thsy laid their svu csneul sails and
crussiugs ~ volunteer lshef sni Gifta
of essh. Installed an electric ssftlcs
on streets and IA homea coaductsa
ne May slsanup iay and cslseraisd
nv slorious foufih and Memorial cay.
-Chicaro Daily News
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
BELMONT

Several attended Sunday School At
Pinsy Fork Sunday
Mn Nellie Boyd and sister Of
Providenc, spent Monday night with
Mr.. Frank Boyd
Mrs Nell Crayne has been visit
Ink Mrs l.ucy Crayne
NJ and Ms D, Eihridgs and
children spent sunday with Mr and
Airs Tom Asher
Ms John Mcdonnell and children
spent Saturday aud Sunday with her
parents
Mr. John Fralick spent Sunday
with Jim Gillilaud.
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
MIDWAY

Mr and Mr. Bnl James visited
Clarence james and family Sunday
Mr fannis Tihsrington visited
Mr. Martha siglsr SUNDAY
NJ nelmAr Hunt and Miss Erna
Martin drew 10 the home u y. 2.
PARIS Saturday and were married
Misses Alma and llda Elkins VIZ.
iied Misses Stella and Edna Slgler
Sunday
Mr and Ms George Nswhell vis.
tied ~ Nswbsll and family Sunday
Coy Hill and family. shelley Aai.
ihews and family visited G. l. Hnl
and family a. Marion Saturday
Mr. ians Hamby is visiting rsla.
iivss in this section.
Mu Ira Hill and Miss Leah Hnl
visited Mrs Iva Matthews Tuesday
Nh Martha Sielsr visited Ms
Emma ColsmAn one day last wesk
Mr Erma Hunt left Coz Bowling
Green sunday.
Miss Cordis slglsr h visiting Mrs
fanuis riihsfinrion this week
AZ and Mr. &. l.. Hnl visited
in this section Sunday and Monday
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
n.A. 70, ossd enls.n.hie

Ths wholesome surroundings 81 q
small one family house are = great
ssssi o. TIE ciiy children can gros
~ siihoui tearing tssu tuiitiugi 70
cIsals piayxruunts as mosi his cite,
have besn coiapsllsi 90 AZ ir contssi.
81 nsirhbcfhoois An sbuudancs q
nahi and aif b ons N ihs tssi sssuf'
ancea for building up . s0uud healthy
family m the lone run this msana
ne protuciiod q rosi cltifsus
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
DIRECTORY Of CUMBERLAND
PREsRYTRRIAN CHURCH

Preaching every first and third
Sundays. morning and evening Al
n O'Clock A N and 7 O'Clock r. n.
sunday school every Sunday morn.
Ing a. e;tb Walter Mcconnell. Supl.
Christian Endsasor meeting every
sunday evening At oeloCk
Everybody invited and Cumberland
presbyieriAns especially urged 10 A..
tend al II these services.
Come thou with us and we will
o, thee gcod."
D. l. MCDOWELL. Pastor
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21
sHERIFFs sALR

~ virtue u Attach Order u sale
dirvsisd 10 me. which issued from the
Clerks onicr u the Critienden Cir.
cult Court. IN favor of T. n Coeh.
ran a Co. against lAGraRgc Mining
Company for the sum u slii ao'ahd
eosi II this action. OF one u Dep.
uiies. will. on Saturday the 18th day
~ April ip22. between the hour of
iu o'glock A n and 2 O'Clock 2
n al above named mines in Crit
teudsn couniy. ~. near Emmaus
chursh. expose 10 PUBLIC SALE o.
the hirhss, bidder. the following
property Cor 80 much thereof a. may
b. necessary 10 satisfy plaiutilie
deht. interest and eostsl to.wit'
Two log washers and fixtures about
esoo n gin. pipe, one bot lin pipe,
two lo,. of i.2.inch pipe, two
G.H 2. Engines. one Typhoon pump,
one deep well pump, one Cameron
pump. levied upon a. the Property
of lAGrange Mining Co.
TERMS Sale will be- made on a
credit of three months. bond with
approved security required of the
purchaser. with in,eres, from date at
the rate of six per cent per annum,
and having the force and effect Of a
Judgment.
Witness my hand. this "a day Of
March 1922.
vo. CHANDLER. Es.shsriH c. c
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21

-Irs time Cor the world 10 acknovl
sdss that us pour but honest walt
rsssss and them pampered daughters
of the idls rich are sisters uadsr the
ailn. as some fella saysr asserted
hslolss ~ the rapid nfs restaurant
"Nhy the ouihurst iust ne~ 2 asked
Cauiine u the same establishment
swell. youll notice that W are
shooting iusi about a. maay senis e.
them wealthy James are.--kansas
CITY Star
The Crittenden press., 1922-04-21

4, Jour wife baek fsn the sss.
shorer
Yea but they say she can't leave
the house fof At least q week )"
"Whe says that. the doclorf
The Washu oman - Louifihe
Courier. JoufnaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
FREE FROM DREAD
OF PILES nov
us.ls~as ss Tefsas. ohss. ssys Ue
Was Essfyeiy Cuv~d ~ sissDts
11sas Tvestmeef-

After suffering from Piles rany
years, Mr. W ~ Moorhesfs Tcisdo.
ohio. wAs restored to health hr the
remarkable discovery ~ W r. OAR
iingtnn. Kansas city. No. Mr.. Moor
head writes
Pile Remedy and took " according
t. directions II certainly did the
work satisfactorily and now feel
entirely cured
Thousands 81 others have had
equal success with this wonderful
treatuant So confident - Mr.. Oar
finrton that hi- treatment viii cure
any case % Piies-chronic or acute
NO matter how long standing -
that a bix sz.n0 treatment viii be
sent absolutely Free on request
simply write Mr.. Darlington. ftt
kuF0 bldg. Kansas CITY. Mo. ana
lh~ IRE. treatment will be mailed
hy return parcel post under plain
wrapper Costs nothing " 10 does
not cure. Write today. giving axe.
description Of case and how Ions
afflicted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Cynthia Grey .
Plucky Little Mother Braves Storms Of Mtstortan'
and Hopers Over Brood; Has Someone Positio'
That wa Enable Her to Continue FighH

Dear Miss Grey: am writing you in hopes you may be
able 10 help me lust when need II most
My husband is III with ncurabe malady. and have
three youngsters dependent upon and must nave employ
ment Due his continued illness have lost everything
We have raised children carefully and they adore
each other and want 20 keep them together but do
not get position very this will not be possible
have met the public all my life and have had business
OF own. could fl almost any position sacsady or
cashier something along that line
OF would accept any honorable position but have
had more experience OF that nature.
Also have had years Of telephone work. could for
switchboard have looked necessarily for something In
hopes II would not be necessary ask aid Of anyone but
have reached the place where must have assistance Of
sort thought Of and that you might he able
10 help
furnish the best Of references my reliability
capability. Thank you. Miss Grey. Sincerely,
A MOTHER.
The large number Of letters and personal calls receive
daily from people out Of employment has made realize
fhot positions do not oroD bushes Just
NV heart out 10 those In predicdment like the little
mother scho has forien the abope very much 10
help her and others. but the only hare the
readers OF columns. printing her letter and hoping
all the rhfe that Dho offer her position that
seiH enable her 10 keep her family together ,cH read
you can help her, cH please kindly call Miss Grey
Main 0600g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

GIVEN THE ArR-wnen q flap.
psr or q Upper IL thrown down on
. data
oIIsfsfERs-Eyes.
1 oonBY-A cufnhbsii who has no
styls. no pep. no nothing.
cooF--A SAP. . guy. . fish. q fel.
low.
COOFY--s'sss Of being IN love.
GItEkHF.BALf>-~An ui.rnsnnsr~d.
poorly dressed cake.eatar.
GREENS - Boffo@ ksIe. dough.
money.
oRUBuER--Ons who n Away,
borrowing clsarsss.
GRUMPY D~srou6~ne blue.
HALF.cUT--iIappiiy Intoxicated
~ distinguished from being tamuec
or ssewsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

What does 'napp~r" meanr
The siane term "rdpper." vtfch
does not appear ~ anv dictionaries.
IL used 70 descrstc a vosag osrf Of
the pre-detafanfe stage. 10 undos b.
sd1y originates from Tho ,oord flap
per- incoming a yoan0 bird uhea
frat frvsae ns scsses
what does Palm Sunday COM
memorate7
TIC dsv on schieh t~sas Of Nara
roth rode tsfo Jerusalem amid fhs
piaadifs Of inc rvaiiitsdc. seho spfead
palms is Me path.
What bait can one Use 10 get rid
Of ba,sf
Hat oarref he ss>d safisSacfortiv
for trapping bots. az bars cat on the
0snc. Thy do rof rss stationary
foos tsf feed on flying iasecfs The
osiv thing So cas saecess 10 GET I'D
o. fh,n IL 20 pls0 Mp Oh opessnos
exeepfiHo the large ono. or those
mesf ss~d. snd tiara srh~a the bats
90 out for food. close fhess openings
What cities IN the United states
have the largest eolored populations ,
Ne,c rerk. fss.0sss Philadelphia.
Hlyess. Washisef0r. - C.. fesS7s
What 10 q ea,hstrsif
A ek.rch coufasst-c Q MsAop's
chas-s hence. Of or psrfafssac 80 asv
chair 81 aufhostfv. A. twporfass
church beicsgssc 10 o now Episcopal
body. &c. fer ersnpIe. ne cofhe5yoI
&C Hevisn beiosctrc 70 fhe Pv~sssas
sfafe church. Thc pesscspaI church
Of . csoc<ss s~hsch 10 especially the
charge Of the bsshoc.
How many immigrants came from
Germany 20 the United States In
isstf
sTT7s.
wha, are the requirements for
Tendcrfoot Boy SCOUT
Thaf Ne shah kaosc the Scout rar.
~soffo. rcn. salute sHd ssorsficanos o.
fhr bodgr kHotc the cow position ard
htsforv Of fho National flag aHd the
customary FORMS Of respect dac 70 n I:
tic fhe foiio,sns kaofs. square or
reef. shcct-bcs6. soir-iine. fisher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
MANIACS SET
ASYLUM ATTIRE
Patients Cheer as Building
Goes Up in Flames

CHICAGO. May Fifty insane
men and women cheered and caperei
as a fire they arc accused OF start.
ing destroyed IN. former home OF
Americas most famous free love cult
In sylvan solitude 20 mllea north.
west OF Chicago.
They wers r~tient-. seeking 20 rs
cape from what IL now the sunny.
brook Farm sanitarium. conducted
by DR.. c. NJ. I'adsn. They did not
succeed. aitho they started three DIT
ferent fires.
II was the building Ia which the
first fire started that was built by
the followers OF the notorious Jacob
Beiihart Of the Spirit Fruit society.
IL was there tho society found a ref.
uge after being elected first from
Lisbon. Ind. and later, from Chicago.
Beiihart In his most unframmelesi
mood. however. never conceived any.
thing as wild and weird a. this series
OF fires The patients had concealed
their plans with eonzusnnata Gun.
ming.
one Of the attaches first saw
flames licking the woodwork Of a
second.-tory window. shs notified
DIR. Psdsn. The fire spread - rap
Idly that u Was beyond control be
fore tho alarm could be tsiephoned
20 Prospect. 10 miles away.
The nurses. guards and physicians
herded the patients into an attaches
dormitory. Then they tried vsluiy 20
fight the flames with buckets and
chemicals. They bad scarcely begun
when they discovered the dormitoTy
was abiaxs. Tho patients wer. yell.
ING nlAdly. They had started the fire
In a clothes closet. several ~ them
icsped thru windows and attempted
10 flee. bat we're Intercepted.
The guards had TO abandon the
FIRE fighting to herd them into an.
other buiidins--a kind Of warehouse.
built by the sanitarium. They had
been In there but q short time when
u biaxed Up.
Tho fire left the .anitnrium with
no provision for patients. Tho more
violent cases were sent 70 hospitals
at Wauk.Ean and Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
SETBACK MET
| BY LASKER IN
/ SUBSIDY plan
Shipping Boards
Plans Due to Be
Wrecked or at
Least Altered

WARRINGTON. May g.
Chairman Albert n. lAskcr aud
the shipping beard. campaigning
befere ceuxrc>s for a ship sub
<i>ly I'LL. are undergoing series
~ nftosarks which now bid fair 10
wr<rk--sr greatly alter the
banrd's plans.
lmmexisxteiy following the presen-
tatlon 20 congress % tho ship sub
andy proxrnm BY President Harding.
tho shippinx board had study OF
snip Subsidies prepared. printed and
distributed with letter frum Chair
Snxn LAxker~-and a reading OF tho
study Developed tho startling fact
that II wNa one Of tina most complete
arguments AGAINST subsidy ever
presented congress.
IAnker fought 20 have this report
Gxcfuslcd from the record IN the Joint
senate house committee hearings ON
the subsidy bill. but failed.
Next developed antasonizm on the
p4rt Of the American Federation Of
Inbor. r.asker ard members of his
hard spent two days trying % ar
range trade with thu A. +. of L.
bat again failed.
Then came the withdrawal by the
shipping board of that section OF the
propoerd bill creating naval reserve
= 1e.ooe meu and 5000 officers--sss-
en&aas crxxnix~d labor said IL wouldn't
% over. This section had been In.
tended ~ the chief argument for the
nuArtdy-~the creation Of a merchant
uarine A. n naval auxillary--snsi
wIth ifs withdrawal tho board was
lof< on rather shaky ground.
On top OF all this came the sudden
trolIer r. NJ. Stevens % tho shipping
b0nrd stevens had enough political
backfne In congress 70 get action and
~ proceeded 70 set In BY having
H0preeentaffve Clyde NJ. Kelly Of
pennayivanin threaten a resolution
cn11ng for an Investigation Of the
h1nrd n Stevens dismissal ~ not cx.
p1afneA Kelley had appealed 20
President Harding fer action In the
c<ne.
Th< last straw was sdd~d when
Setlus Desixe. ~ Cleveland. long
N important auditing official Of
IN emergency fleet corporation.
ensue cus with charges Of graft.
wuste, fraud and inefficient btsi.
nonn management. accusing Lac
herrs administration OF making
Nod matters worse. Dodge PRIV
duced vciuminous documentary
<vt5ence.
podgr's charges have been taken
~ BY members OF congress. and IL Il
e1pected win be pursued 10 the last
detail in the fight 20 keep Lssksr and
hi board from setting many millions
They are asking from the treasury.
IN addition 10 the ship subsidy.
n The shipping boards position has
zen greatly weakened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

beginning May 7. the steamship
Prince George % the q. r. =. steam
ship Co. Will raIi essry sunday at
iisss o m. for Vancouver and inter.
mediate points 20 Prince Rupert.
continuing 20 Anyox. ". q toh~erva'
tory fnisn Tho steamship Prince
Rur~rr viii ieavs Seattle - iits
.. IN. each "Wednesday fof the same
ports. continuing 90 Stewart. ~. c.
Both ships have bean rocond.tjoned
and mosierniy equipped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Declaring that n n possible 20
make an annual saving % 10000.
900 In the taxation bill. tho Lower
the Cost az Government league cf
Seattle has commenced a state wide
campaign among editors OF tn.
smaller daily and weekly newHpa.
pers to units them In a program Of
tax reduction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
POLICE CHIEF
KILLS GUNMAN

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Asy 5.
--Jud BslieN. fafnous southwestern
gunman. waA fbot and killed here
yesterday ~ J. W. Mccormick.
chief Of police Of Wichita and .
former Texas ranger. Mccormick
declared that Bailew had started to
draw when told thai he vas under
arrest. Ballsv was former
deputy sheriff IA Oklahoma and is
fad 20 hhys killed moro than 30
men In gun fights while holding
that office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

18th ftc ciav fhe pnfrcrt<ed dag or
scofia u iyonsfone.
when and where were stoves first
used7
Stores are said 70 hate been used
for the first fine 90 Aisace IN 1890.
bat they did not come tnto general
use as a meGHs Of heating unfA
three centuries LATER In nv Bcn-
faHfsn FraakHn Invented a casf-fros
open healer. which projected OUT
from the chimney ard 20 radlaicd
heat into the room from the back and
ssdcs as socu as from the front
II oil % sunnower seed produced
in this country
Not commercially. tho experiments
hare been made oion0 fhis Hn~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Planes Meet in Air;
z Officers Killed

WASHINGTON. May s.--Ths sis-
vators and rudder % their nix Sra
plane barely showing above thu
surface % tho Potomac marked the
resting place last night Of two
naval aviators. whose plane coiiiiei
with another ship 1000 feet above
the river. Tn. dad are. lieut..
Harold y. ssldsn. Anaeossla naval
air station and Ensign Miller. eA.ss
pilot. Anacosfia. The occupants 81
the second plans escaped uninjurei.
SAN FRANCISCO. - Death takes
Bevnax Jautus. Sc. leader % Palace
hotel orchestra. and former orrhes
ira director for King Edward VII.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Convicted Speeder
Sentenced to Jail

Convicted OF speeding three times
In month. william Krusi.. 10. was
s~ntenced Friday by Police Judge
John y. Gordon. 10 serve three days
In jail. pay a fine Of SIS. ard 70 hav.
his white license revoked In exchange
for n blue one.
Krusts was arrested Thursday.
charged with speeding % miles an
hour on Beacon ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Miss Grey win rcceiv~ callers
In i,sr office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from l 20 . m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a. m. 20 is m. each week. Please
do not come 80 other times ms II
seriously interferes with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

snaH's. sheepshank. halter. ciorc
hitch. timber Mitch and fteo halt
hfehes He fhrH fakes the Scout
cath. 70 enrolled es a TeHderfoof ard
70 entitled 10 pear fhs Tsndergoof
hodge.
what IL the zodlaor
A. Imaginary belt encfrcfia0 fh<
hearens. dsfsdea ssfo 10 parts. called
sscns Of the zodiac. 1hlch abowf 1000
years ago correspond>d 10 10 oonsfei-
lafioss seariao Inc soHgo name.
What wss the Holy Graii,
onc version 81 tho frcdgflon a. thar
seas the dish from sessca Christ
cfs The Last Supper. Joseph Of Art
ssafhes, ssshsno 70 preserve come
MISC which belonged 20 Chrssf. foos
" frori fhe table aHd aff~r,rnrds col.
isof>d u 20 re blood from fhr body
~ Chfssf. Either whde fhe body saas
o. the cros ov after 10 had been
takes doscr. The r~ssei soa. BROUGHT
70 EscianS bv JosepA~s. son Of
seseph. o. ~ Drors. yos~ph,s
erofhcv-fn-ido 10 soas HANDED dosc-
rrou oenerafios 70 cenerafion. me
Holy orcg "a alec ifrntifled uffh fhe
cup Of tie Last Supper.
what 70 ~. population OF IN.
United States. including outlying
ros.e-maonsf
NFssssSs--accordinc 10 the 1890
censaA
What i fron~sons china made Of
froHsfone chiaa a. meds by ssino
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Representatives Of the Tacoma
and Seattle municipal lighting
establishments viii meet hers next
Friday 10 dLsruss plans for con
Meeting tho Two plants no that
either can draw upon the other for
current IN cases Of emergency.
paDsssss Of an ordinances. APP
proprlailng 81. 900 for connecting
the plants. VIII be deferred until a
more definite understanding has
been reached between tho officials.
EVERETT. - Funeral services 20
be- held Sunday for Capt. Pear Pear
son. whose body WIS recovered FRI
day from Doadwater slough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

Fh0fHias Mayo. the rich radio
manufacturer Of Ne,e Haven. coaa..
rcsH sooa D. pat on trial for b'0a nv
charges ~ Nc,c York. For fhr~e
pears AIS affofaegs h0vs tired 10 sace
htn from facing court Mayo rds
arrested a. 1919 after his Is-ycar-
sfcnoorapher cosssssffcd sascsds. the
reasoa 0trca bcia0 that NJ had prom-
ised 20 marry her but she had feard
onf ne already teaa married. Psbiic
officials. snpesfi0afing. soy fhsr fosaa
that Mayo scas tho husband az ne
sawe time Of Mrs FToreHc~ Mayo
neffl. ssuce strovccs. ard Mrs Lots
Waterbury hayo fcsnferl. neisher "
rkom kHese Of the others srisfeHce
snfI the ,nresfi0afson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06

GExrco crTY.--Becauss he had
'1I>fhted- Matador Rodolfo Gaona.
1o<G1 IDOL Of the bull ring. by saying
Ne Vas not the best bultfighser In
the world. a reporter wss attacked
BY : mob and forced TO seek police
sroeecfion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-06
Bureau Of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The stss issttss Ne readers 90 Tee the
depart .scsi ss sa aid IN fiadiss ssis~sas
r<issis~~ 90 lsisads. The department. is
90 help d. reasistss those ~hs have bees
~~vsrsfsd. These wh.-~ relatives %
friends ace mis-taa arc sssIfea 10 report
tho asssp pc Race directly 10 fhe star.
m<s<~ss be maj knee the whereabouts
81 r~Fssss ss~nttsa~a In this esfasss ss
ssissfss are requested ssss 60 sepsfi @
The star. Other a~w.p~p<ss are Invited
q Reproduce such items wtfi tatsfess
tse.s epssmanstts..
ZYGME<T BEH>nAs. - Mrs..
Ann nernhas. 1880 Thormsn st.
Camden. ~ J.. - anxious 90 find
her son. zysmsni Berntas. who was
discharged from the Canadian army
July 4. 1918. Hts last known ed'
dfcas was Portland. ore.
EMERSON GRfswOID. - Last
heard from in June. 1890. when no
was In Portland. Ore. Emerson
urfswold I. sought by his mother,
Mrs. Sam criswold. Camp Point
III.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-08-02
Education Is No Help in Drowning
If Unable TO Swim

Iowa City, Iowa-At least 2,4OO
men students at the University Of
Iowa during the past six years have
learned to swim under the direction
of E. G. Schroeder, director Of ply
steal education for men, in order &c
fulfill the university's requirements
to graduates that they know how TO
swim before they receive diplomas.
There has been an average of 400
men learning to swim each year.
Were trying TO emphasize swim
ming for two reasons" said Director
Schroeder today. at can't be beat
en- for exercise, and then there's the
matter of safety. In fact man
can't graduate from the university
now until he learns how to swim.
"When a man gets in tight place
and can't swim his mathematics
aren't going to help him. He could
know all the chemistry in the world
and it wouldn't do him any good"
Director Schroeder was responsible
for the recent assertion that 80 min
utes is enough to learn how to swim
if the learner brings the proper CO.
ordination and confidence into his
attempts.