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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
Hospital Is Given
SIS Tons of Pennies

MAIDSTONE, Eng. May 90. -
Pennies given by working people
for the support OF the ophthalmic
hospital have totaled 55 tons In
weight IN four years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
Pony Saves Child
From Savage DOG

"a MATTooN. ILL.,. May 25.--rIls pet
pony kicked and bit 10 death dog
that attacked his s.yenr.old master,
Stanley Furman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
Woman Is Murdered
With q Shoe Lace

ATHENS. May Mile. Anas.
taslo Pordoiis was found stranglcd
TO death with n shoolnce in her
fathers home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25


no WHOM m MAY CONCERN:
THIS Be- 90 certify that Thuh CiauHsn
has made an application 90 erect
garage tin connection with apart
msnt hnuHel a. so0sa0t 18Th ave i.
iot 4. block 10. EdoH a knight
supl, Addition
Anyone desiring 70 protest such oe-
Cuphnrv must file such protest az
the office 81 tie iiuildinR Depart
menl. room bOA County-City Bldg
prior 90 Juue.a. 1891
Section 900, Ordinance No. 1i57g
no WHOM iT MAY coNcEnNi
This u 90 certify that Albert Pear
son has made an application 10
erect Hawmlil 90 i5f0 Emerson
81, southeast corner Port 81 So
attic. salmon hay Project
Anyone desiring Go protest such oe-
cupancy must file such protest at
the office ~ tho building depart
fnent. room sos County City Bldg.
prior 20 June o, 1879
Section 300 Ordinance No, ait7s,
WILL NOT nE RESPONSIBLE fOii
any debts from Ora ~ Whitman
or Mrs q. 81 whitman. =, ~.
whitman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
Is Fined Because
He Sold Grandson

BORDEAUX. May Francis
Arpans, aged so. was fined 500 for
selling his grandson 10 a circus for
s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
Eldridge Buick Company
,o2 T. Pike ST.

USED CAR EMPORIUM
18th and y. Pine. East o2i7
T. ". Meisncst. Mgr.
FIVE DAYS TRIAL
Select one Of our CERTIFIED USED
CARS. drive ~ five days. II not
satisfied. bring ~ back and we
shall apply every dollar you have
paid on any other car ia stock.
We have cars in good running order
from $50 10 tl25. over SIXTY
cars TO choose from.
1920 Buick Light Six.
1916 Cadillac. f-passengcr.
1919 Chevrolet Rosdstcr.
1920 Chevrolet Touring, FB model.
1921 Ford Sedan. new paint.
1921 Ford Roadster
1922 Dodge Touring. like new.
1920 Dodge Touring.
1916 Ford Bug. very elegant.
1915 Marmon. 7-passenger.
1892 Maxwell Touring.
1918 Packard Touring.
1920 Paige Touring.
TRICKS
Acason. 2-ton. Al condition.
Ford Truck. l-ton.
kiciber. 2-ton. excellent condition.
REQ Speedwagon. :. ton.
WE BUY CARS FOR CASH or take
your car In trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
ny s. II. CROFT

And Il came TO pass that n Ger.
tain lawyer. with rooms in down
town building. formed habit OF
breaking tho Volstead law And he
tended bar IN his office for all who
might inter and DO thirsty, And Il
did cause him much expense and In.
Eomnia.
And there were many OF his pro.
fession who frequonted his place OF
business when they were not in
court defending tho prohibition law.
For they wero all seized with un.
governable thirsts and were nffliet.
cd with tlgh,ness OF the poeketbook.
And the lawyer. being greatly
worried az tho terrible shape OF his
finances. did upbraid himself. say.
ing; Wherefore should l feed this
motley arraye Shall I olothe them
when they arc ragged and give
them drink when thoy are athirstG
Wherefore have they contributed 20
my suhsisteneef win riso and
smite them. one by one. or my name
u not Dcanisfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
Chicken Should Hop
Around Quite Well

MoRRIsTowN. n. j.. May 25.--
A chicken with four legs was
Matched on n farm near here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
AND THEN CAME
THE THIRSTY JUDGE

And he pondered tho matter for
many days. Even as no had decid.
cd. Il oanle 20 pass. Tor he took a
certain oil which was noted thruou,
the land Tor iis celebrated and In
Simultaneous action upon the hui
man system. and did put a small
part OF II In a bottle OF 'saueeE.
Face" Scotch whisky. And he
ohueklod nightly as no oontemplat.
ed it and the destruction IL was
due to bring about.
And the lawyer put the bottle in
his desk ana departed for tho day.
But he left his deak unlocked and
went away merry
Hut hardly had hts footsteps grown
cold upon tho corridor when n Ger,
tain judge appeared. and tho Judge
was suffering Rcuteiy from vas,
thirst which wracked his system.
And when DO found that the lawyer
had gonc no was seized with wrath.
And he lamented loudly and long.
But the judge was not 10 be put
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
AUTOS FOR SALE
THE SANDS PLAY


Tho
Envelope Tells the Truth
A man must serve three or
four yeafT HppTenticeHhip
before he becomes a bar
her or a plumber. Yet
some people. who have
failed a. everything else
they have tried, horn into
the automobile business
and. on q minutes notice.
assume knowledge they
90 not posasss, mostly re-
EardlnE used cars. Tho
used car business 10
blamed Tor their ignor-
hnce We have no iEnor-
ant mrn. no inexperienced
men In our organization.
When we take a used car
in We know what we are
doing. We buy them right
and We sell them right
Il and the Envelope gives
the buyer all the facts
about the car. 80 original
condition and the cost OF
oyerhauling.
1921 Auburn Touring
1918 Chalmers Touring
1870 Chandler Coupe
1920 Dodge Touring
1922 Grant Sedan
1872 Ford Coupe
JORDAN SPORT
1920 Oakland Roadster
1870 Etudebaker Sport
1870 g h u ~ m y Roadster
(RtudebRkeTD
1920 Big Six studebaksr
SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
1910 T.. Pike. East 0ssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
II UNFINISHED FLATS
AND APARTMENTS

BUNGALOW APARTMENT
Eighth Ave. N. Il, and ~. 10th 81.
Corner four.room bungalow, brand
new modern, si5. See this; one
yehr lease Only.
THE RAY
ara ~ Madison ST
Cosy lwo-room suite, front apart
imenti near lake and boulevard:
CARTIER. MCDONALD & MILLER
Elliott $3.50 EOS Columbia 81
si0--NEw. STRICTLY MODERN
apartment, $50, cnp. i7e1 even
ings. 2Cs ~. Prospect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
Court Gets Great Kick
Out of DOctOred Booze
Judge Falls Into Trap Set by Lawyer; He
Means, but Lawyer Groans

out For no took counsel with him
SELF, saying, "Pcrchanco | shall IN
vestigato and more than likely l
shall find vessel 81 wine Go reward
my palate. For this lawyer u n
careless bird aud habllually leaves
his hootch around the office. VIII
SEQ what l can lay my hands upon,
and maye the goddess OF good FOR
INN. NH. .lr.nl. me -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25

AND THEN CAME
A THOUSAND DEVILS

And the words were hardly spoken
when the judge opened tho desk and
found the quart Of doctorcd stuff
And he reiolced greatly as he pulled
the cork and filled up his glass.
And u camo to pass that tho Judge
drank tho booze and Immediately "A
Thousand devils clawed az his vlala,
And he muttorod curses and groans
and did writhe In agony upon tho
floor. And the misery did continue
steadily and grow worse. until hs
crawled out IN tho hall and bado tho
elevator man cali a physician.
And oil tho night no tossed and
moanod on his bed and called down
curses upon tho head OF tho lawyer
And the NEXT day he got UP AMI
staggered 20 court, aim somewhat
sain arnFfna fha ellis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
Star Want Ads Are the Market Center Buyer and Use Them

The Seattle Star
Published Daily a, 1907 Seventh Ava
Seattle, Washington
Subscription Rates
by MAIL IN ADVANCE
IN THE STATE
lnree months ......-...ss'...' "a
~ mouths .'s..-'-s.'..''.''' ia
ny cxRRihR III '6iTY !.
r,sr month ....'; 49,, ia, n.,
Insertion count sis words TO
Three consecutive issass..... .is
BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorneyu'atIaw
Advice free. Joseph Allen. lawyer
All cases. sol Lsary 1910. I'll. $3.50
J. =. Baii-wn. Han. sis burke Bldg,
500 "a. All cases. feea modrtate
Carpet Weaving and CleanlnE
FLUFF RUGS woven from old car
pets, Rag rugs woven. Carpet clean
Ing. repairing. feathers and mat
trssses renovated. Mail orders
write for price list city delivery.
BEET EVER FLUFF RUG co.
sell Western Ave. Main sses
Christian Science Practitioners
MARY Il. EELLEN. CHRISTIAN
Science healing and teaching. Goa
Peoples Hank nldK Main ttts Of
flee closed Saturday noon
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON All AnTf-
elss of value. THB HEftADLE
Dog and Cat Hospital
DOG AND CAT SPECIALIST
If " pertains 90 tho dog. sec DR..
issS2 si sis ssg ,sg.,, =, most Main
Electric Maclllnery
nouGHr-4 ot.p-RFNTEp
w. AoNTEtiua PRICE co. Seattle.
honuiAfuiA
nEpMAS GfIAVE MARKER Co.
1893 Fourth ave. Main ss,L IS
20 SIS.
PUGET SOUND NAHnLE 4 GRIM.
70 Co, Il, and Virginia. Estab-
nshsd 1874
Optieiau and 0piometrist
y w. Edmunds Frnser.patarson co,
---.------------ -----------------------------
Physieains. Surgeons
DR. AnEus. suite 900. PantaEss Bids.
Women's ailments and disorders
Patent Attorneys
Frederick r. CORN. q, s. and Foreign
Patents. secured. developed. sold.
Hem gauge. sadifpn holder. dental
appliance, dough mixer. Make
offer. spS-f-7 Central Bldg. So
attic, Phone Main ols0. 600 II 81
" w. WaHhinEign. n. g,
w. I. HEYNotflS. ". Nv G. l. REY-
NoLpA Established Seattle. 1889.
, years examiner ". .. Patent OF
fler. f07-s Lyon hid. Elliott t0Ts.
HARRY nowEN-Paten, fees. SIS
,fs down. $40 30 da-. $50 when al
lowed pantasss BLDG "a q Uuiy.
Mason. renviek. tawrene-. esiab-
liahsd 1851 Advice aud beckett
free t1s Burke ulde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
RAIN OR SHINE

There's a feeling OF spring
IN the air these days. with
n promise OF summer. that
makes everyone long 10 get
out into the country and
close 10 nature.
The ideal. often the only
way 10 do this. r. 10 go in
your own automobile. II you
have been planning on get
ting one sOne time, why not
put those plans into action7
Let ~ show you our Rttrac-
tive line OF used cars. some
OF them Rebuilt Bucks. with
our guarantee back OF them.
some OF other makes. but all
OF them splendid values for
the money asked, and any
one OF them capable 81 sat
ipfying your longing for the
great outdoors.
Prices From $40 10 81 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
PERSONAL
LEGAL NOTICES

call Sun. aGsi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25
1922 Dodge Touring

KELLY
Used Truck
Bargains
KEL,.Y ir-Ton
REPUBLIC iis-Ton
STERLING Ia Ton
MACK 2is Ton
KELLY 2is TON
SERVICE sis Ton
REPUBLIC sis Ton
KELLY 2is Ton
PACKARD atom
Traiicrs. Cabs.
and Bunks TO
go with above
Trucks.
RMS IN cleanup week for aus
we have Jus. finished paint
ing and cleaning our premises
inside and out, now We NEST
clean upon our second hnnl
trucks, as we have on our NOW.
our factory can't get them out
iast enough. though they worl,
daN and night now The above
trucks have nll been overbaulcd
IN our own shop, look them
over. IL costs yol nothing and
they are real bargains.
kEl.l.Y -SpRINGFlEI.D
, Motor Truck Company
George Gum. Jr. Meuarer
1926 nth Ave. Seattle. East 0iso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-25

FREE RENT, WAITER. LfGHT.
half the winters fuel. use Of
chickens and fruit for board OF
myself and girl Call evenings.
Nicely furnished. bsG5 California
ave- West Seattle.
7-RooM MODERN HOUSE ron
rent, partly furnished. Small
fruit. Meiroae 20sg.
tda,,,. - I-,T.., 49,. - ----..--,.-..--
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS CITY OF
MILLER
1Continued from page Al

No. adjournment of April 18th, 1923,
Maycr w. j.. Halloween in the chair
Aldermen present, K. II. Wilson, h.
q Bard, A. B. Catalan, ID. G. Mon
cur. Ed Bohning. Alderman absent:
J. ]. Strut.
The meeting was called to order by
Mavor Halloween. The Council pro-
ceeded to v the votes cast at
the annual City election held on the
nth day of April, 1923, with the tol-
lowing result:
The vote in the first ward showed
that there were cast:
For Mayor: 25 votes, of which W. j.
Halloween received 25 votes.
Fer City Justice: "a votes, OF WHICH
las e. Bard received "a votes.
For City Justice: % votes, of which }.
n Waters received % votes.
For Alderman: rs votes, OF when H.
n Bard received 25 votes.
The vote in the second ward showed
that there were cast:
For Mayor: 8 votes, of when W.'J'
Halloween received 8 votes.
For City Justice: IL votes. or winch
las e. Bard received IL votes.
For City Justice: 10 votes, OF winch
I. @. Waters received 10 votes.
For Alderman: 9 votes, OF which a.
B. Catalan received 8 votes.
The vote in the third ward snow
cd that there were cast:
For Mayor: 49,. votes OF whlch W. -
Halbower received 131 votes.
For City Justice: 124 votes OF WHICH
las. f. Bard received 124 votes.
For City Justice: 1O4 votes, OF which
7 O. Waters received 104 votes.
Fer Alderman: 1853 votes OF whicn a.
n Churchill received 30 votes ana W:
s Page received 50 votes.
The complete vote of the entlre
first, second and third wards sho"eE
there was 1b5 votes cast fer Mayor, %
which w. ]. Halloween received 100
votes. and was declared elected 10 .ne
office of Mayor for two years hS a
there were 159 votes cast lor Jas. -,
Rard. Justice of the Peace, also lha'
there we're 137 votes cast tor D.. "
waters, Justice of the Peace ano
they were both declared elected.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
wilson, A. B. Catalan. III. o. Bard.
ID. c. Moncur, Ed Bohning. Nay:

Wilson, A. B. Catalan, III. O. Bard,
u. Z. Moncur, Ed Bohning. Nay:
None.
On motion the Council adjourned.
J. W. Coquillette.
City Auditor.
May 7th, 1923. Regular meeting OF
the Miller City Council, Mayor w. J.
Halloween in the chair.
Alderman present, w. III. Wilson, III.
0, Bard, A. b. Catalan. ID. c. Mon
cur, Ed Bohning, ]. J. Struif.
The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Halloween The minutes of the
last stated and special meetings were
read and approved.
The following claims against the
City were presented and On motion
were allowed and ordered paid. Roll
call on said notion: Yea: L. III. Will
son, H. o. Bard, A. b. Catalan, ID. C.
Moncur, Ed Bohning. ]. J. Strut.
Nay: None.
Municipal Light & Power Plant,
light for police Office. Apr S LOO
Municipal Light 4 Power Plant,
light for streets. April, 1928 1885, 90
Municipal Light G. Power Plant,
ornamental light, April 1928 ITO. 90
Municipal Light & Power Plant,
pumping water, April, 1923 los. 90
The Miller Press, publishing gra-
vel assessments and resolut-~
ions 1870
Dakota Central Telephone Co.,
phone, April 1923 " 2.65
C.. J. Whoelock, S2S.6 yards gravel
c. J. Wheelock, 66.4 yards gravel
at 45c 29.SS
G. J. Wheelock, pit stripping
gravel at zoe ----------- 10000
10 per cent that had been held back
on estimates, Feb, Mar, Apr. 350.93
1271.4O
Campbell Dray Line, dray at
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
FORMER CITY RESIDENT
DIES AT SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ.

Word was received Wednesday. by
Ralph Sedan of the death Of Charles
Miller, at S~cottsdale, Ariz., death &C.
curing Tuesday loon.
Mr.. Miller, up until about fifteen
years ago, was a resident of Miller.
He vas the fifth sol Of Henry Miller,
after whom this city was named. At
one time he served as Register of
Deeds of Hand county.
Three brothers are still residents of
the county. Ed, j. d. and Mack
Miller.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

On motion the City Auditor was di-
reCted to draw a warrant on the Au-
ditorium fund in the sum of $500. 90
to pay for lots No. %, % and "a in
the re-subdivision of Block 10, puT-
chased of Ella S. Wallis, for Auditor
ium site, said sum Of money deposited
in the Hand County State Bank of
Miller for delivery to said Ella S.
Wallis when she tenders a warranty
deed to said lots to the City of Miller,
together with an abstract showing
perfect title in her.
Roll call on said motion resulted as
follows: Yea: L. II. Wilson, II. o.
Bard, A. H. Catalan, D. c. Moncur,
Ed Bohning. Nay: None.
This being the time and place for
opening bids for the purchase OF the
Dr. Wallis office and garage situated
on Lots %, % and "a in the re-sub-
division of Block 10, VIM. II. Miller's
addition, this matter was taken up.
The following bids were received:
Bid by w. L. Peterson, for office
building including foundation $4,000
Bid by A. j. Jameson for Office
building including foundation 203.5
Bid by A. c. Hubbard, for Office
building including foundation $3.50
Bid by P. A. DeGeest for Office
building including foundation 255.00
Bid by Frank Scofiled, for Office
and garage POS 90
Bid by Mrs. Lydia Torrey, for
office and garage ------------ 1880
Bid by bchnlng Bros, for garage
only 5000
Motion made and carried that the
bid of Booming Bros. being the high
est AMI best bid on the garage, be
accepted. Roll call on said motion:
Yea: L. II. Wilson, II. o. Bard, A. B.
Catalan, ID. c. Moncur, Ed BOhning.
Nay: None.
Mntion made and carried that the
bid of +. "A. DeGeest being the highest
and best bud on the office building,
be accepted. Roll call on said mo-
ton resulted as follows: Yea: E. H.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21
MOVING PICTURE SHOW
AT SUNBEAM CHURCH

Down to the Sea in Ship" a NOV
ing picture masterpiece, which will be
shown at The Sunbeam church in
northeast Hand, on Thursday, June
2Sth, is one OF the best pictures re-
leased within the last TWO years. In
one city, in one weeks time, 100000
people paid admission to see this Pic
ture, which alone proves it's worth.
The people in the Sunbeam locality
will have this one opportunity Of e
ing one of the last three motion pic
lures released.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

Tho canvas of the votes in the first
second and third wards shows a clear
majority for H. o. Bard, A. B. Cab
alan and A. H.. Churchill for alder
men In said wards and they were de-
clared elected to said office for a
term OF two years.
Attest:
]. w. CoQUILLETTE,
City Auditor Canyasing Roar
The following bins for expense of
City elections were presented and on
motion were allowed. Roll call on
said motion: Yea: Z. H. Wilson, II.
D. Bard, A. B. Catalan, d. c. Mon
cur, Ed Bohning. Nay: None.
Jas. K. Bard, election Judge,
/ a 81 90
b. X. Pringle, election Judge,
first ward 400
Louise Frahm, election clerk,
first ward 400
Dollie Bushfeld, election clerk,
nrSt ward 800
Bessie Shaw, election clerk,
first ward 800
p. J. Weir, voting place 500
John j. Cummings, election Judge,
second ward 800
Madge Cooke, election Judge,
second ward 800
Chas. Moncur, election judge
second ward 800
Bessie |. Sieman, election Clerk,
second ward 800
Grace Barnes, election Clerk
second ward 800
Elizabeth Hogge, election Judge,
third ward 800
Geo. F. Dixson. election judge,
third ward 800
Grant Boles, election Judge,
third ward 800
Ruth Tamblyn, election clerk,
third ward 800
Oma Wyland, election clerk,
third ward 800
HaverstoCk Bros, voting place 800
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

| will have a poultry car in Miller
from Thursday neon June % to Satur-
day noon, June 80. Will quote price
later. E. M. Dunn. q
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-06-21

The Storm" Langdon McCor-
mick's a Of the big woods. is
a wonderful play of human emotions.
Burr, who has lived long in the north.
west woods, Dave, who has come
from the city to spend a winter in
camp, and Manette, The little French
Canadian girl, who comes into camp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
WILD RUSH IN BERLIN
FOR new CURRENCY
Exchange Merchants Battle to Get
Rentenmarks-Saxony Work
ers Paid in Leather.
By the Associated Press.

BERLIN, November 17.-There were
extraordinary scenes at the head
offices of the reichsbank today when
it became known that a limited
quantity of the new rentenmark notes
was to be issued to the public. The
news spread like wiIdfire and the ex-
change merchants rushed bareheaded
in taxicabs with baskets full of old
paper marks to the issuing office,
where there was lively battle for DOS
session of the new currency.
The newspapers this afternoon in
dignantly demand that the reichs-
bank authorities take steps to pre-
vent similar disorders when the next
issue Is given out
While these scenes were occurring
in Berlin an important leather fac
tory at Borna, Saxony, was issuing
leather soles instead of the despised
paper marks to it's employees In pay
ment of the weeks wages:
DR. Schacht, the new currency COM
missioner. in an interview described
the rentenmark as temporary ex-
redient, to serve as a bridge from
the present deprecated paper to the
future gold mark issues. He declared
The present quotations on the mark
abroad were entirely fictitious. but
that the government possessed no
means to control them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
CHEVY CHASE BATTLE
ENDS WITH TWO HURT
Air Rifle Confscated and Bold
Warrior Will Face Juven-
lie Court.

The battle of Chevy Chase wound
up yesterday with two casualties. a
confiscated air rife and the probabii-
ity of case with a new twist COM
ing up in Juvenile Court tomorrow.
1t was shortly after noon and
George and Richard Weigle, about
seven and nine years of age, respec-
lively, of S705 Morrison street, We're
in tent. pitched on a high spot to
guard against the approach of an
enemy in woods near Chevy Chase
drive and Keokuk street. Every
thing was serene. The sentry rested
on his valiant Betsy. his pet air rifle,
Up came the enemy in the persons OF
George Bowdy. eight years Of age, OF
1901 Keokuk street, and John Earle,
eight years old, of 1898 Keokuk street.
They approached stealthily. but the
eagle-eyed sentry was not to be found
asleep He opened fire and the enemy
dropped, wounded. George Bowdy sus-
tanned two BIB shot wounds on the right
side of the neck, which bruised 1t con-
siderably, while his companion sustained
similar wounds on the same side Of the
neck
Then the police came up. The air
rifle was confiscated. And on the official
accidental book of the police depart
ment wa3 entered the notation: Case
will be presented to Juvenile Court" So
ended the battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-11-18
BY the Associated press

Ds tue Associated Press.
DUESSELDORF, November IL
The separatists continue to detach
territory In the Rhineland from the
German republic by proclamation, and
today they proclaimed Rhineland
republic at Schifferstadt in the Palat-
mate, and took over the administra-
ton of affairs at Rockenhausen. But
resistance.
AT Himberg, in the district of
Neuwied, a regular battle occurred
yesterday between the separatists
and peasants. The peasants were
armed with revolvers and hand gren-
AIDES and fifteen separatists were
killed and number injured. One
peasant was killed
Fighting was resumed this morn
Ing at Honnef and eight persons
were killed and more than sixtv
wounded. A children's sanatorium
at Neuwied was converted into a hos
pital for the care of the wounded.
AT the request of the delegates of
the allied high commission at Rom
company of infantry was sent m
Honnef to restore order and disarm
the populace. A thousand separatists
were disarmed without resistance. but
many of the anti-separatists fled, and
a detachment was sent.in pursuit.
French dragons have surrounded
the woods where the anti-separatists
TOOK refuge, and are searching for
them.
The Bavarian PaIatinate govern
ment, which was obliged to surrender
speyer, It's capital. to the separatists,