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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

PORTLAND. Sept. AFTER the
brilliant pagcanfry OF the formal
opening 81 the general convention OF
the Episcopal church. "Wednesday.
the house Of bishops and tho house
~ deputies are to-day starting on the
actual business session Of the con
xentlon.
tn. reelection as presidsn, Of the
house OF deputies 81 Dr. Alexander
Mann. 81 New York. was tho princi.
pal accomplishment OF the first busi.
ness sessions yesterday afternoon.
This IL Dr. Maun's ninth term.
Outlining what he expects 20 be
some of the more important accom-.
pIishments Of tho convention. Dr.
Mann said:
.Ths revision of the prayer book
and the question 81 whether the
church VIII recognize the rc-marri-
ae. OF persons divorced for any
other reason than adultery, apply
ing Of course TO the innocent person.
will be tho two important matters
that will come before the convcn-
ton.
Il feel that the majority Of the
house Of deputies are tho same In
sentlmen, with the house OF bishops.
and that there viii be no ioosening
up"
Following the policy Of all mem.
bera Of both the house OF bishops and
the house Of deputies. Dr. Mann dc.
ciinsd 10 discuss further the probable
action OF tho convention in regard TO
relaxation or Tightening OF the
church's divorce canons.
When asked whether he thought
the ideas OF DIR. Percy Stickncy
Grant. OF New York. would receive
consideration. DR.. Mann replied that
he had seen Or. Grants opinions as
expressed In tho press. and com
mented.
but they are tho opinions OF DR..
Grant an an individual. | dc not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Divorce Question Is
Before Church Meet

think they will have any effect on
the convention"
Several cities already are cam.
paignIng for the privilege OF enter
tanning the next convention. Right
Rev. James u. woif Perry. of Rhode
Island. 4. making n vigorous nghs
for Providence as the next conven.
ton city. following telegram Of In
vitatlon from the governor OF Rhode
Island. New Orleans and Philadel.
phia are strongly In tho fight.
Dr. Charles u. siattery. rector OF
Grace church. New York. has issued
short statement outlining the rec.
concentrations for the revision Of the
psaiter and prayer book by the com.
mission OF which he Is a member.
The commission has attempted. 7"
said Dr. Slattery. ''the bringing OF
the prayer book into accord with tho
best truth and reality we know.
In the marriage ceremony. for cx.
ample. nearly every one understands
tho reason for the omission OF tho
word obey We have suggested also
the emission Of the word lawful in
such expressions a. lawful wooded
wife since aone states recognis as
lawful conditions which the church
regards "a unlawful
Dr. Slattcry said. In regard to the
Ten commandments. that they
would not be "biuo penciled." but
merely aimplified.
From the psaiter MI imprecatory
passages are 20 be recommended for
elimination. Dr. Slattcry says these
passages may not be entirely elimi.
mated from tho Psalms. but may be
set aside by spacing. 10 be east out
at the discretion OF the minister.
In the opinion OF Dr. slattery,
some OF the changes recommended
should be adopted. while others are
Objectionable. The full convention
will finally pass Judgment on the REQ
concentrations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Thousands OF Women
Are Now Taking Thi.
Newer Form OF Iron


sonf, . skln~s sso
ws>ks aGp I vas "a
sir>s1 nervous aud
woru Gus frvsm shs
drain % my nerves
End see~ngsh of hcssss.
ho11 eirudxwy. that I
tho<zxhs ! could aos
kewp up Aaosh~< day.
A short two w~~kn'
treAsmsas of tina nsu .
~ form of irun has
Gissr me . rnArvetous
turr~Asr IN henskh
ssr~ugth and seerry .
rev I can do my
Whole hr~sse vsthrut
hsip. and do ncs have
" sis ~ hsrns In sh1
evening AL la ack
and nervous
This above u {
TYPICAL hyrcshe>tcAi
case. " says br jams
francis suilivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
MAN CRUSHED
BY TRUCK; DIES
Pinned Against Wall When
Brakes Fail TO Hold

Harold J. Mccune. 81 was killed
by a truck nj the Barton Packing
Co. garage at spokane ave. and
Wyoming st. "Wednesday night. The
tragedy was being Investigated
Thursday by Coroner W. H. corson
Mccune. n mechanic. was repairing
the truck and after overhauilnw 4,
ennked tho engine. Tho machine
had been left In gear and ss tho en-.
gine started II plunged forward. pin.
ming him against another machine.
He was fatally crushed and died In
Providenco hospital a few hours
later.
Mccure Il survived by his widow.
Mrs Josephine MeCune. Of iss Com.
mcrce ~.
George Hutton. 10. was suffering
from fractured skull Thursday. rs
result Of an accident IN which he
was Knocked down near Pioneer
square "Wednesday night. by an auto
driven by y. w. Miller. ttcs Yves,
Morgan ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
HANGS HIMSELF
IN GIRLS CARB
Man, q, Dresses as Woman
and Takes His Life

After dressing himself from
head 20 foot In his sisters cloth
ina. Harry Mueller. ~. hung him
self at his fathers home iiiS
seth ave. ".
The body was found wednes.
day night
Miller had been left alone In
tho house for over a week while
his father was In Portland. He
was clerk az the Wilton Hard.
ware Co. The body was found
hanging from a beam In the eel
lar, Hs Is believed 20 have killed
himself Sunday. lie was dressed
In calico dreaa. boudolr cap.
white stockings. black nlippcrs and
silk underwear. which he had taken
from clothes chest owned by hts
sister. Mrs. Jennie Groaamnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

PHILADELPHIA. Sept T.--Busi-
ness psychologists have just wit
messed the crumblIng OF a pet theory.
Their crumhled theory Is that tho
Woman In business can be success
fui only II her bushes. II concerned
with tho artistic. luxurious or delicate
things % commercial life.
Psychologists applied this theory
10 Miss Margaret Citizens OF this city.
The professors ere now busliy en-.
gagged IN gathering together the
spiin,ered fragments Of n perfectly
good idra.
For Miss Citizens Is owner and
manager Of $50. 900 corporation
manufacturing couplings. valves.
nipples. clamps and mendern - ma.
teriai. quite different nom the an.
tiquen. rare books. interior dscorR.
tionn. ten nhopa. or dress speciai,!es
which the Psychologists suggested.
Instead Of tho sonber glory % a
Renaissance chest. Mlsa Citizens
deals in tho practical utility Of
valves for open work plumbing. not
fifrnsy lingerie but copper valves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

UNITED STATES manufacturers
exported automobiles last year to
ia countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

take her attention. and instead OF the
eleek beauty OF 18th century velium
bindings. this successful business
woman takes delight In displaying
tho value OF her latest metal coup
ling.
II don't think there n anything
in that theory said Miss Citizens
There Is no difference between the
sexes as far az business ability ~
concerned. Nothing but individual
tastes.
I'm a few days 7 am going out 70
Butte. Mont. 20 investigate tho cop
per mines from which receive the
raw material for my manufacturing.
while there infsnd TO don
miners ou,fts and make real study
Of conditional
what have you 10 ray about the
theory fhat modern business unnexes
womanr" - a~sG
Miss CITIZENS smiled in a peculiar
way.
u think I must be cldfsshioned.
u that In true. You aee. when re.
turn from Butte attn going 20
marry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07
Tom Page to Speak
at Hillman City

Thomas ID. Page. Seattle attorney
and candidate for the republican
nomination for state representative
from the <ist district. will speak
Thursday evening at o'clock az
Mike wright's hail. HIliman city. dis.
cussing THE Conspiracy Of the South
Commissioners" the corporation
control OF public utilities and the
Japanese situation. Page advocates
the budget system OF taxation.
a social evening Is promised. Dane.
ing will start nj . .. m. music being
furnished by the Alki Jazz band.
Frank Paul VIII also speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

LUXEMBOURG Wis. - Four per-
sons killed and three injured when
Green Bay q Western passenger
train strikes automobile at crossing
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-07

Corvrf.f4E---Jchn Rapp. 81. now
in county Jail On charge OF having
shot and killed Rudolph Schmidt. 90.
Saturday. Feud said 20 have existed
between the two mon for some tsmr.
Rapp declares schmidt opened firs
first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
MAN HELD ON
ARSON CHARGE
Accused OF Trying to Burn
Down Own Home

Following a z4hour investigation
Of an incendlary fire IN a small house
at 1921 Thistle st. Friday. ID. A
skeon. tho occupant. was arrested
Saturday on charge Of second de-
gree arson and confined IN the coun-
~ Jail. unable 10 raise $500 bail.
Fire inspectors found that skeen
had recently purchased the house on
tbe installment plan for the agreed
price OF $500. His furniture. valued
at sii1, was moved from his home at
2i7 w. Republican At. 10 the new
residence few days ago and insured
for 81 900.
His family Of reven children were
left In the other building with the
mother, who works for the Bayou
Laundry company.
skeen Ii said 10 have slept In the
house on Thistle n. two nights. FRI
day morning at 100 o'clock he left
for work; and shortly after neighbors
raw the kitchen aflame and called
the fire department
The coal oil lamp had been over
turned by means Of a string led thru
a keyhole In the front door. which
was locked A mattress had caught
fire when the lamp fell upon II. but
the fire was cxtinguished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
TUG BOAT men
TO Get REWARD
Court Decides Mahoney
Trunk Prize Dispute

Three members % the er~w OF the
tug Audrey will share equally In the
Mahoney reward. Superior JudE.
George -. Abel decided Friday.
Edward Meaghsr. captain. Martin
Cannon. engineer, and George II.
bailey, deckhand. are tn. lucky men.
They will split the 81 1000 offered by
the county commissioners for the
finding % the trunk containing the
body Of Mrs. Kate Mahonsy. muir
dered wife Of James y. Mahoney
Who IL now awaiting IN. outcome OF
his appeal from sentence OF sdath for
the murder.
Each mans share Of the reward IL
expected 20 total sess.ss. ms two
nieces Of the murdered woman post
cd a $1,000 reward also. and stated
that they would pay II 10 Whenever
the court awarded the county reward.
Tom Beenan. fourth member OF
tho crew that In credited with finding
the trunk and body loses out simply
because be failed 10 put In claim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
HE'S JUST A REAL
READIN' H0UN AND
CAN'T BE STOPPED!

City han workers.
Some OF 'em work and some of
EN- don't.
This one doesn't.
Every morning he nnooches a
Newspaper. seeks a retired spot in
tho big office and spends pleas.
ant morning reading the worlds
news.
Last week someone hid the pa
per and In its place put copy
several months old. Every day
selnce this has been repeated To.
Nays paper was that Of July 2.
1921.
And gtill the earnest worker
grabs the paper and reads II. Aft
err more than a weeks reading OF
the old Issues he hasn't discovered
the difference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SCHOOL ROW
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Information ieaEae' aroused
cooper 70 merry DC
nuno'A.i"n OF some OF the reforms
aoFooet'n uy inc ieagoe' especially
70 increasing or ihe pupil load Tor
'e@ensfs
Vnc hinr ! am proud OF -
.nM ns'e hep' oo"n 'hc NUM-
osr 2, pup"s pit teacher ~ this
Guy cooper ocriarcn. NO en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
MAY PUT PACT.
UP TO LEAGUE
Believe Approval Would 81.
Ience Critics

WARRINGTON. March fan
effort to prevent the United States
becoming involved In possible dis
pute between Russia and Japan
over sakhalln island. was made to-
day in the senate. when the supple
ment TO the four.powcr Pacific
treaty was taken up.
WARRINGTON, March IS. - The
league OF nations may be asked 10
give formal approval 20 the four.
power Pacific treaty after the three
other sngna'ory powers have followed
the example set yesterday by the
senate In ratifying H.
Direct approval by the league
would stamp the treaty before the
world rs a treaty for peace and
would silence critics who claim Il IL
antaEonlstic 10 the spirit 81 the
league. u WAS pointed out today by
republican senators. 20 whom lnfor.
nation has come that one of the
siEnstory powers may ask tho
ieafhf Actons
I, was further intlmated that the
league would readily okch tho pac,
ms regional understanding for so
curing tho maintenance OF peace"
Such arrangements are specifically
lndorred by article 81 OF the league
covenant
Opportunity for asirinr IN. league
formally TO stamp the pact as an In.
rtrument OF peace will be given by
the requirement % the league GOV.
enAnt for the registering by member
nations Of all treaties they make
Until Great Britain. France and
Japan league nernb-rs-hnve
registered the treaty at Geneva. II
Will not bind any OF them. some
authorities here believe.
The senate'n action yesterday made
the United States the first Of tho four
powers 20 rnufy. The other rovern.
uenu made no secret Of tho fact that
they wer- awaiting IN, s-nate's yer.
Diet. Had u been adverse. they
would have dropped. not only the
four power treaty. but all the other
conference treaties aS w~iI. in the
opinion OF American officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
Scent Fare Hurts
Vets, Says Carroll

In prepared interview given out
today. Councilman John r. Carroll
attacks the Erickson street car plan
as q measure which Is keeping
American Legion men and hundreds
of other citizens out OF employment.
He says he Is going to fight the
Erickson plan. declaring II is not q
political measure but an economic
proposition (which win spell disas-
ter to Seattle"
last week there was = 'Get-a-
Jobfor-an- Eek service-Man" campaign
In Seattle. II the Erickson plan did
not hold a club of an extra tax
levy anywhere from 20 TO % mills
In 1923 over the heads of men who
believe In Seattle and want to put
their money into circulation here.
we would have fewer former service
men and other citizens walking the
streets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
Irish Office in
London Is Raided

LONDON. March zs.--The lnielii.
gsncn section of the Irish office IN
Queen Anne ~. was raidcd and ran.
sacked by agents Of Irish extrcm.
lists last night.
Nothing Of value wa. obtained
Confidential documents were recent.
~ removed from the irish office.
which In 10 cease many OF Us
functions with establishment of the
Free State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
S Ss$|r 3-CENT-FARE DEBATE sAeS =
by JACK HALL

parent that the average man can
not own his own home unless there
IL a radical cut In taxes.
Last year approximately 1000
pieces OF real estats were allowed
to revert to the city because their
owners could no longer bear the bur
den OF exorbitant taxes.
Anyone who snys that the city
OF Seattle can now treat every one
to free carrIdes the year around
and that In what the Erickson
measure means-without breaking
the back OF ail home ownery--large
and smali--is sadly lacking In fore
sight.
Monday I win endeavor 10 show
the effect Of the Erickson bin on
the small homo owner-the man,
who in the last analysts. must pay
the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
DOLLY JOHNSON
IS BACK IN CELL
Jail Physician Refuses to
Permit Operation

Mr.. Do,orv~ johnson. sister a
tho wifemurdsrcr. James r. Ma
honey. will not get out Of jail
and have . major surgical oper.
atiou performed nj the exprnss
Of King county.
eighty III. Mrs. johnson was re
moved from her cell 70 the county
hospital few days ago and Friday
night minor operation was per
formed by DIR. J. Tate Mason
DIR. Mason said his examination OF
Mrs. Johnson convinced him abe was
suffering from malignant growth
that would require . major opera
ton 20 remove.
Mrs. johnson has been IN custody
Of the county since being convicted
Of forging the nane OF Mrs. Kate
Mahonsy. her sister.in-law. whom her
brother beat 10 death
Saturday. DIR. J. A. Client. county
iail physician. ordered Mrs. johnson
back from the hospital 10 her cell.
There h nothing more the
matter with her than there Is
with hundreds Of people walk
Ing the streets today not know
Ing there IL anything wrong
with them.- said Dr. Ghent
fright now ! have three pa
TENTS who have the same af-
Fiction. but they don't know
IL Some time ] expect 70 op-
crate on them.
Il make this explanation to
let the public know why I
have ordered Mrs. johnson back
to jail. THERE'S no hurry about
her operation II isn't ncces-
sary now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
Tom Is in Grasp
of Feminine Rule

DIES Laos. N. D.. March 25.-This village OF 600 was
IN the political grasp of eight women today
lhey took over the reinS of city government Mt town
meeting Friday night and announced they would provide
safe and sane government"
Mrs f. p. Ward who sported the town marshal's star
patroed the streets early today with law voator in
sight
Mrs Rebecca Varnes justice of the peace allowed that
she wouldn't have much work do unless the grew
worse
And we ere going TO make better" she added shat
Is the platform which elected"
The women were chosen ut recent election. They
gained booster club lined up the voters and won by
big majority.
AT their first meeting the agreed that they
wouldn't run the city affairs in "high-handed manner
they will call the into consultation every inn
portant step.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
EXPERT YECCS
STEAL $4,000
Vault Of Sequim State Bank
Is Looted

PORT ANGELES. March .s.--Ex.
rs<r y~ggmcn obtained moro than
j.1.eaa worth Of loot from the safety
d<posit boxes Of the State Bank %
sequim yesterday.
Entry into the vault was made BY
attaching an electric driii 60 high;
socket ard then piercing small hole
ever the vault lock. The robbers
wens 10 work systematically, icoting
she safety deposit boxes OF cash and
negotiable securities.
Registered bonds and everything
that could not be turned tnto cash
81 shcrr notice was left by the rob
bsSL
TIE bank safe. Of q heavy man
sanes~ circular type. was ieft un.
touched by the yegErncn as being too
dl<fieuit 10 crack.
The yewgs escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
z PLANES FOR
AMUNDSEN TRIP
Explorer to Fly to Seattle
In Month

In addition 20 the big nine-pasaen-
ger i'll sli-metai airpiane he recent
iy purchased In the East. Capt. Road
Asnundsen win take a smaller plano
on his next trip into the Far North.
according TO the latest plans an
nounced by Haakon II. Hammer. the
explorers representative In Seattle.
Captain Amundsen is scheduled TO
arrive I'm New York from Norway
next Tuesday. About three weeks
will be spent in testing out the air
planes. and then Amundsen plans to
ny 20 Seattle.
Amundsen's schooner. Mnude. In TO
be overhauied. and the party expects
To get away from Seattle about
June l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
-
ONE-MAN CARS
FLAYED AGAIN

The central labor council called
upon the city council and the head
OF the street railway department Sat.
urday for n change In rules OF oper.
atlng onc-man street cars.
In resolutions adopted by the labor
council. the practice OF motormen
starting their cars before all fares
arc collected and transfers issued
was condemned.
This practice, n was pointed out.
In n hazard 10 the travelling public
and has resulted In some serious &C
cidents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
Semenoff Fails to
Arrive in Seattle

Gen. Atasnan @. scmenoff. anti-boi-
shevik leader OF Russian Cossacks.
was TO have arrived in Seattle. Ell
route TO Washington. ID. C.. on the
75o n m. Great Northern train from
Vancouver. %. c.. Saturday. accord
Ing 10 a schedule announced Friday
night but did not come.
The conductor on the train said
Gen. semenoff had apparently been
prepared to leave as scheduled. but
for some unknown reason had sud-
denly changed his mind. and. withous
explanation cancelled his reservation.
Presumably Gen. semcnoff IL in
America trying TO enlist aid for \
counter revolution against the boil
sifcvfki rnl4 th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
MAYBE HE'S THINKING
AEOIjT IT-NAYBE

Unless. or course. he cuts the
price OF gas considerably per gal
ion.
No wonder Mr.. Rockefeller wseps.
For eight-aDd.athird cents today
/ can ride across the city In a
slow, uncomfortable street car. For
the same price in my flivver / can
ride swiftly and comfortably twice
as far.
But for three cents I would keep
my flivver parked In the garage and
20 back 10 the street car. and so
would Ho--"Jack Hall"
can syrnpathize with Mr.. Rookie
Teller, poor old chap.
cannot say ms much for owners
OF vacant lots, some living here, or
for other owners of improved prop
erty, some not living here, who
aren't willing 10 help bear the bur
den OF buying the street railway. but
who. when 1t In paid for by someone
else, would loudest cry:
Look at our nice railroad. we
bought IT, Now It belongs 10 ua"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
Loses 3-Year Fight
Against Pen Term

After fighting thru the courts since
December Z. 1913. Allen II. Shears
will have TO serve from one to is
years In the state reformatory at
Monroe.
The state supreme court has up
held Shears conviction on a grand
larceny charge, according 10 notice
received by Deputy Prosecuting At.
torney T. II. Patterson
Shears was convicted Of embezxlins
$500 from the Philadelphia Under.
writer's. for whom he was Seattle
agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-25
Suit Is Brought to
Halt Sale of Auto

Claiming that the General Distrib.
uters' corporation and the Inland
Finance corporation attempted TO
have an Acc automobile sold by the
sheriff. 80 the freightcrs could not
collect pay for repair work. c. w.
Avery and Frank Nielsen brought
suit In superior court Saturday. They
ask restraining order to prevent
sale Of the car. which was scheduled
for today.