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New Britain herald., 1923-12-24
By Josephine Van de Grift NEA Service Stan Writer

Brooklyn, N. r., Dec. 17-Romance. It raced from a brown-eyed, red headed janitor's boy up to window where little girl was sitting.
 And now ten-year-old Nathalia Clara Ruth Crane is writing poetry that is making venerable educators and elderly. gray-headed editors stand around and wonder.
 For months editors who published her poetry thought she was an adult.
 They needn't wonder, at all, for love can do anything-especially when it's love for a nice boy like Roger 2 Jackson.
 You see. Rogers father tended the furnace and looked after the walks in the apartment at 7s1 Ocean avenue where Nathalia lives with her father and mother.
 And one day Roger and his gang needed somebody to help out in a game of hfde-and- seek. Up at win dow in the second story pale little
New Britain herald., 1923-12-24
DINNER IS COSTLY.

Paris. Dec. 24-It will take 2 Tai purse to partakc of ono Of the ira sitionai Christmas cve suppFrs at any Of the thousand and one restaurants in Paris tonight. The humblesf cafe Is asking g francs for a meaEer feast. uith wine extra. Those establish- ments that advertise jazz hand music are charging 200 fraanrs for a repast, the chief feature Of hich is a DOT ton of turkey. unaCcempanIed by cranberry or any other sauce.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-24

.Champion string -Tiuder Of the world" is the title claimed by IT. rrar old man. wfo has wound s5 miles Of cord into a ball almost half his weight.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-24

TURKEYS S Drawn This Morning At 1O:3O
 Are the Following: 11927-AIRS. J. c. BEEBE.
 II Parkmore, City. 12191-AIRs Ezzo,
 59 Beaver street, City. 5lO3-No Name,
 Hillside Place, Bristol, Conn., 12579-CHARLES RICHMOND.
 Sharpe Station, Planvile. 552s-M MARINELLL
 Queen street, Planvie. 11l63-R. PELLEGRnI,
 16S Whiting, Planvile. 122l7-NIIss WATSON.
 Care of Landers, Frary Clark. 1sO36-NIAE GOLD,
 3i2 North Burritt street. 17s36-H. GREEN.
 345 High street. 12295-DAVID -
 2i9 High street, City. 6555-B. CHAMBERLAIN,
 Sunnyledge, N. B. ss67-PoIIsH oRPHANAGE.
 North Burrtt Street 3s96-c. poTETz,
 51 Woodland street, 9569-wAL REISCH.
 Main street, Southington. a9s7-J. GOOD,
 31 Greenwood street 2S51i-BERTHA K -,
 42 Pennington avenue. 7S1s-NIRS AnIE BIssoNETT1, 230 South Main street 2sO-MRs. VAN GoRDER,
 73 Jubilee street 57se-MARY G -,
 No address. 2l76-MRS. L. HICKORY.
 151 Curtiss Bristol. 165s2-PALMA B.
 1Si Oak street. 1s2S9-D. MARCHTAN.
 l1S. Fremont street. 151s5-MRs. CARLSON.
 20 Henry street. 236lo-MRs. A. E. CHURCH.
 143 Kensington avenue. 152os-KASPRow.
 B Allen street. Three additional Turkeys were given J away for good measure,,
 and awarded to sO9s-wM NnLEWSKL,
 6i Stanton street 306s-M KARSNIK.
 37 High street. 735I-BEIGERoN.
 12 Milk street, City. We Wish All Our Friends and Patrons 4 Very Merry Christmas
 and New Year of Greater Prosperity
Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

1roiien, arofesfen, goISumidumtcn
@oIfcnbergen trot iie nit letter
t~iefroter @lut berpor, che tic nit
Roicnarmcn Die fiible Slut nm.
idloua. USE Scicrgnrbcn Sen 9riin.
bilocnieIs umlobteu, 10 iIammte Ons
rotc S~agcsgcitirn inter Der orolten
@olfcublr1. lleberoa golOene Spit.
5cit, aol0eue S1lme om Sori5ont.
Die brarne Seioc leuttete BON
aompeu mie elm breiter Eurpnr'
~Itreiien beriiber.
Moifcn Sofen ltouo unbepeglid
on oen Wtoit eelcbnt mo blidte nit
Sicgcraugen iiber ole eriinen. bon
roiiaem Sdoum iiberipriibteu @el-
len. Ger G6eno idien nit poIIem
2iht rot in Die Segel uno I'm Sos
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eIiidli6es 2Gfelu eIitt. Seiie lang
lie iiber ooS @aiier:
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Soar,
NIit Den Augen 10 liht, nit benz
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men Gbron2
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@euen ME emit in ben Eageu Der
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rniere @eltl~ ihlud5te ploslid
Merret auf uno mari iif leioen.
Ifoftlid on 9itlaf St0oens Britt.
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oif, oos Slid fommt pieoer, Git.
lef, balte mid, ooB i'd es gon5 err
foiie!"
8on feincm Irm umi6lungen
blidte lie in sic Slut. Dor beioer
guoen bob Iit, in @oIo 9etaudt,
elm i6immernoes SdloB ans ben
@oeen empor, Damn glitten oie
ihdumenoen @osen 0oriiber bin.
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9uft. 9eiie bebten Die alGuee iibcr
0os Meer.
gls oie Come Iarf, unO MIR nod
motter Goienidleier oaS einiamc
2iItlono umlpann, ga 5o9G.s Sdiii
in oen &~0nigSbafen. Is fiibrfc-m
8obr6eit Elm 9onigspoar OeS
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ner Su9euo mieoerfon6.
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Washington Journal., 1923-07-13
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mel.


mel.
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rotet baben, 6reoo uno ih? 0ieie
5rage pflegten ali uniere 8efonn.
ten 8lt Itelleu, ipern Tie einmal bel
inns 81 8eiud gepeien. 8ieaeift
b1tten mir ontporten ioGen: aus
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fenfunoige ltnpabrbeit, ieoer lab
bod, ooB mir feline babe Stunoe
5uiammen Iein fonnten, obne uns
SIT 5antell.
Cine @elobeirot fonnten mir urs
audi nidt oortperfen; uniere beioer.
ieitiaen &apitalien bielten li9 Die
8ooe, oie IpdrIide ginri6tlng Der
beiOen 3inlmer mar auf A~b5oblung
oefauft, uro lonitige 8or5iige bate
feiner BON ms. @irflih, nadoem
nnlere 8rellnoe inns na1 oielcn
SSraoen pom Der boaigen @runolo.
iigfcit uniercr Che iiber8euet bat.
ten, qudlten mir uns ~gegcnieitig
0anit.
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&leio, tpenn i6 nidt ais Gpa Der.
umlaufen lol. ga OH mid nun
cinmol gebeiratet bait, mtBt Oh
aud fir mid Iorgenl"
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ne Syralt biit, obmobl id) nidt be-
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ben, Siegellod unO @eoulo, aber
meme @eoonfen fletteru inner
mieoer iiber ben @ult Der bofliden
a~blebnung gum 9aruaB binouf.
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llem emporeno rciden Mom Oofiir
erbalte, 6aB i1 ibm tagli1 5fuei
Stunoen llnterri1t gebe iiber Den
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her aleiutinoeri6ule.
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llmlfl6ae aus. .8ei oieien ten,
rem 9apierpreiien ioutcit on bcint
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Gid.
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Washington Journal., 1923-07-13

@ioerIegt. ,Gonneruet.
ter, lit oieier Serr grob, gIeih balit
er Sbnen cine runter; mos BADEN
Sic ibm oenn gelogt2"
SD ioete, Der Arsiprade nafl,
miiiIe er elm gemiitliher Sadie
ieinl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Tire FIRM HAS
LARGE EXHIBIT
8-Year-0ld Company Fea-
lures Wares

Tire buyers will find an Interesting
display At booth 80. al the auto show.
whore the Pike Street Tire Shop will
exhibit its big line Of tires and dem.
onstrnte modern methods OF vulcan.
izing. the dealers promise.
Incidentally. the Pike Street Tire
Shop il celebrating is eighth ami
versary by tho opening OF is add.
uonal storeroom az the corner OF
Pike II. and Boren ave. directly op.
poaite the store which bears the orig.
inai name.
Eight years ago W. o. Standing.
proprietor OF tho Pike Street Tire
shop. opened for business In 'holo
Ia the wall" a few doors from The
corner OF Pike n The first few
months wan a struggle for existence,
he said Saturday. the sole business
OF tho concern being the repair Of
tubes ana castings. Novel methods Of
attracting customers brought the
crowds. and an tho repair business
became lucrative. the opportunity
for selling tires also was seized upon
and a stock OF tires found ready
buyers.
In the eight years the Pike Street
Tire Shop has become a real factor
In tho tire selling and repair indus.
try In Seattle. standring makes two
trips annually 10 Eastern factory
ocntera and. instead Of buying few
tires as in the early months OF his
venture. he returns 20 Seattle with
carloads OF tires from leading manu-.
factilrern.
The present stock carried II one OF
the largest individually owned In tho
Pacific Northwest, no less than seven
carloads being carried on hand at
times.
The shop features new tires. re
built tires. retreads, secondhand
tires and a repair service that 10
unique In many respects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Is NEW BILLS
BEFORE HOUSE

OLYMPIA. Feb. 1o,-Ths circle
of aoquaintanocs Of members OF ~
house was Increased by Is Friday
when that number OF new bills was
formally introduced. yhe number
was reduced from II. due to the
fact that Implications had been
made and were later corrected by
the clerk. They were:
II. b. No. DETERMINATION Of
grocers.
II. b. No. 1so-supplemental pro
ceedings,
II. b. No. i3i-Pension law for
the benefi. Of civil service employees
In cities of the first class.
II. d. No. is2-Retiring OF county
warrants.
II. b. No. iss-Issuing and sale
OF notes and bonds.
II. b. No. Incorporation OF state
mines.
II. B. No. 1s5--Election and nom.
nation Of superior and supreme
court Judges.
II. b. No. ise-Election Of port
district officials.
II. r. No. utilization and as
scssment.
II. b. No. Schedules Of fees
Of officers and witnesses.
II. p. No. 13e-Ban on games OF
chance by adjudging. them
nuisances.
II. B. No. 14o-Establishment Of
free county libraries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Ford to Go Limit on
Lincoln, Says EdseI
Tremendous Resources Are Behind Plan to
Make New Car Worlds Greatest

ateiy with tho seal with which i'm.
provcment Is pursued
IL has been true Of practically all
great mechanical innovations. that
after discovery OF the principle. and
ia first applications. subsequent de.
velopment depended for It's rapidly
and Importance on time and labor
and money. Progress became a mat.
ter Of financial resources. We have
made mp our minds that our re.
sources win be devoted TO tho work
Of making tho Lincoln tho best.
The law OF averages must sustain
our belief that tho greater the con.
eeniration OF effort. facilities and
bruins. the nearer our results will
approach perfection.
Men. after all. are the determining
Influence. In that single word.
MEN. IL embodied all the trlts gen.
eraiities and neatiy.turned phrases
20 often employed to reflect an air
Of matches superiority on the
product they exploit.
Every vast industry n rich In
erainy and talented men. These vir.
tues arc not commanded or inVeigied.
They arr attracted by the oppcrtun.
ity for accomplishing things worth
while. We have tried 10 build up
our organization In such way that
Its opportunities would offer tho
maximum attraction 20 men with the
ability 10 mako real contributions 10
the development OF the Lincoln.
There are no better appliances. re.
sources. or convenicnecs than those
In use AT the various factories or this
organization. 10 far az wo know.
II IL our candid purpose to make
the Lincoln the best motor car Il Is
possible TO build. and We shall not
limit or stint 10 further that resolve.
This Il not mere statement. II Is
not alone the belief or determination
OF any ono man. or group Of men.
Nor Is II the responsibility Of any
ono man. or group.
II n. rather. settled conclusion
a fixed plan. Behind II II tho very
certain and definite conviction OF our
organization. that all the strength Of
our man.power. all the talent. expert.
enes and material things that we
command. are to contribute whatever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
INSURANCE ON
CARS POPULAR

Rapid increase In the number OF
automobiles has developed automo-
bile Insurance. into a position OF i'm
portant rank In the Insurance world
To meet this need OF protection on
tho part OF car owners the North
western Mutual Fire association
years ago established an automobile
insurance department that has been
ono OF the most successful fields OF
activity for this big organization.
whose home In in Seattle. and no
small proportion OF the 10000 and
moro policy holders In the North
western Mutual are represented in
the automobile department. company
officials announced Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
No Hearses
for Chinese
Religion d e m a n d s
Slow Death March
BY ROBERr TAIIEY

WASHINGTON. Feb. io.-There'H
leHs chance OF selling automobile
hearaes In China than Of successfully
peddllng Ice cream cones At the
North Pole or auetioning Off snow.
shoes IN Florida
SO. In effect. says Consul. General
Fuller M Tiontsin. IN an answer 20
the department % commerce after
investigating tho possibilities at Tho
request OF an American firm OF
manufacturer.
The Chinese rcfure 20 be hurried
OF TO their graves AT a 5o.mile-an.
may be necdfui 20 make tho Lincoln.
In actually. the finest motor car In
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10

n B. No. i41-s4. ooo. 900 from
the state accident fund 70 bo used
by the director Of labor and labor
industries.
II B. No. 142-si. 900. 900 frora
the medical aid fund for the use Of
the director of labor.
Fl. B. No. 14s-s1s.s4s.1e from
the general fund 10 DO used by
the director OF agriculture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
OAKLAND OFFERS
new GUARANTEE
Every Mechanical Part Is
Covered by Plan

As result Of one year Of success
with their original written 5000
mile guarantee against excess oil in
the combustion ohamber--which has
cost tho company but a fraction Of
a cent per car-tho Oakland Motor
Car company. Pontiac. Mich. nov
announces a further mileage plan
tho most comprehensive ever offered
over tho signature Of any automobl,
company.
Tho is.oo0.mile guarantee was the
first step 10 give tho public a def
mite EauEe--a milage gauge-by
which 10 Judge automobile value.
Due 10 the success Of this guaran
,ee and exhaustive factory. road and
laboratory tests. backed by the ox
psrisneo Of tho thousands Of owners
OF these cars. tho company now Of
foru an even moro extensive mileage
bania PLAN on their 1923 models.
The main features OF this new
unique plan arc mn followp
/. Tho Oakland main crankshaf,
bearings win run 10000 miles or
more. without adjustment or replace
mani.
2. Oakland valves win function
properly for 1900 miles or more
without grinding.
.. Connecting rod bearings will
run 10000 miles or more without
tightening or repairs.
4. Cylinders. pistons and piston
rings wiz give no trouble for al
least $1,000 miles The special writ.
ten guarantee now in effect covering
this mileage win be continued In the
1928 cars,
8. Tho cars win average. In daily
uaa. from 20 to 20 miles per gallon
OF gasoline.
s. Tires win average from $4,000
10 "a. 900 miles.
Z. transmission. hxies, frames,
steering gears. body and other major
parts viii endure for the life Of the
car.
Theao figures. according 20 Benja,
min Jerome. chief engineer. arc mini
mum calculations. under ordinarily
proper care. and In every instance
the items enumerated can reasonably
be expected to give the owners ever
greater mileage than the engineering
department estimates.
This mileage basis plan has beer
announced by tho Oakland Motor Cal
company after due delibcrution.
states Mr.. Jerome. due to lts firm
belief that tho average motor chi
purchaser Is entitled to know whai
an automobile should do.
Tho theme of every motor cal
owner. in conversation with his car
owning friends" he explains, III
mileage. He talks OF gasoline mile
age. oil mileage. bearing mileage OIL
how long his car viii run before 4
In necessary TO have his valves no
ground. He always speaks in terms
OF mileage.
with this thought In mind, tn,
Oakland Motor Car company de
cidcd. after many tests. that the,
would present TO the public fail
plan, showing Just what they NIGH
expect OF these cars.
III the instructions given with III,
cars are followed. our sot of figure,
will prove conservative. We hay,
undorstated the case. except, o.
course, in those instances when tn,
cars are actually abused in driving
1T is also worthy OF note tina
this mileage plan covers completely
the most essential parts OF the car
tho motor. for instance, the yer,
heart OF the Garland particularly
those parts which in general hay,
given motorists most trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Everett Council
Backs Power Bill

OLYMPIA. Feb. io.--A resolution
signed by the city council OF Ever.
cit. recommending tho passage Of
the Bone power bin without amend.
ments. was read before the house
Friday.
The council favored tho passage
OF any power bill which contained
no Tux clause and stated that the
Bone bin filled this requirement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
BY EpsEL h. FoRp

AH1sArA - NsNtF
Quality IN a motor car u not 90 be
Kangcd BY stre. wheolhase or selling
price.
II has been our purpose. and We
believe Il las been our success. 90
demonstate that fact In all OF the
various products OF the Pond Motor
company.
We have maintained that goodness
does not necessarily mean eostlinoss.
I, has not been the price OF the
Ford car that counted, 30 much a.
what that pfice procured. And what.
ever may have been It's advantage In
20 far as price was concerned. IL IL
perfectly clear that no such world.
vide respect as our product has at.
tanned could have been given TO II
without an outstanding quality.
Tho new Lincoln we can Just as
Confidently assure you Il being made
the best car IN tho world. irrespective
Of price. with all tho facilities nj our
command devoted 10 making II 80.
No ono WIZ aihIt1AAAts tNt rAlUlt
q our resources VIII. I believe. dany
that the success OF this organization
In the past Is a good guaranty Of
what II can do In the future.
Tho successful building and mar
kstlng OF n motor car depends upon
three things-men. money and ma
ter!alr.
Nothing need be said about finan-
clal power. nor the willingness 70
make expenditures necessary 20 40
complish hettermcnt In design. con.
struction. manufacturing. or in any
way or any thing that would height.
en- the quality OF the finished
product
But Set me say ;hls--thaf improve
nerts do cost money. They cost a
great deal Of money. II costs money
20 find out where TO improve. and
what 20 improve. And Il costs rnonoy
to make the changes necersiiatcd by
the improvements. Yet this invest.
ment raust be made. for the manu-.
faciurcr who Is unwilling or unable
TO pay the cost OF advanecent. Is
helpless
Further. this Il cost which can.
not successfully be skipped. for re-
suits. "a whole. vary proportion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Accessory Sales
Are Led by Tires

Tires represent the major portion
OF a motorists purchases of ncces
sories and supplies in the course OF
year, an analysis OF sales OF the
Western Auto Supply company has
disclosed. II Ia further supported by
survey OF shipments received by
the go storos, which show that one
out OF every three of tho 275 carloads
OF supplies purchased by this firm
so far this year arc castings for mo-
tor cars ranging In size from Fords
to Piorce.Arrows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10

ALEX NICOL-Inquiries are bs-
ing made for this man. formerly Of
2i6 Spring st. A case is coming up
in superior court February rs. which.
II is said. viii be to his interest to
defend. He is asked TO correspond
with James Z. Sergeant. zoos l. q
Smith building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Gardner Motor Is
Improved for '23

An improved engine is among the
features noticed in the Gardner fouis
The Gardner line for 1923 includeH
four popular body types on the Same
chassis, n five-passenger phacton. a
two-passenger roadster. two-pas-
senger business coupe and a five-pas-
senger sedan
The engine is Of Gardner design
and develops 45 horsepower at also
revolutions minute. In size, power
and speed It surpasses previous Card
ner power plants and 1t is credited
with smooth, multi-cylinder performs
ance without sacrificing economy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Indiana Town Is
Real "Motor CITY"

connerayiIle, Indiana, Is some-
times called the little Detroit" II Is
motor city. in truth and In fact.
Out OF nearly two-score manufacture
ing planta less than half-dozen are
not engaged in producing automotivc
products in some form or other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Accuses Dead Man
of Bond LootinQ

PORTLAND. Feb. 1o.--A sensa-
tional note was introduced in the
trial of John l.. Etheridge on
charge of embezzlement here late
Friday when he testified that Fred
s, Norris. now deceased, was respon-
sible for the footing OF the Morris
Bros bond house. Completes con-
troll of the bond company and the
Rogue River Water Co. were In Nor
ris' hands, Eetheridgo testified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS. = a

MRS. ANNA WILLIAMS. = A
young man who died In October.
1922, gave the name OF this woman
as his mother, declaring her address
TO be 115s w. 5sth St. Seattle. She
has not been located at that address.
The body Of the young man is now
buried In county ground at Reno.
Information regarding the where
abouts of Mrs. Anna Williams will be
appreciated by the Missing Persons
bureau at local police headquarters.
FRIENDS OF e. w. LIE ROY, who
noticed recent Inquiries in The Star
for LIE Roy. send word that his pres
ent address Is Ala jefferson St
Portland. Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10

hour clip and insist on function OF
extreme elaboration. pomp. and cero-
mony. Fuller sots out. Speed u ut.
terry taboo.
First, tho prospective corpse IL
clothed In robes. overcoat and boots
A rioo bowl il filled. lighted candles
placed at tho head OF the bed. Rela.
lives don white garments and pro.
coed with walls and crics TO the tenn.
ple 20 announce 20 tho ancestors Of
the deceaAod that he Il coming 20
Join tho choir invisible This Il done
for two nights and paper cash II
thrown against the temple walls.
on the third day. the soul OF tho
deceased has arrived at tho Terrace
Of Oblivion. whence II takes a last
look At It's earthly homo
Automobile hoarpes would get the
body there all too soon. the Chinese
told Fuller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Bureau of
Missing
Relatives

The Star invites Its readers 10 use this
department ms an aid In finding missing
relatives or friends. The department II
to help In reuniting those who have been
separated. Those whose relatives or
friends are missing arc invited 20 report
the DISAPPEARANCE directly TO The Star.
Readers who may know the whereabouts
OF persons mentioned In this column ~
missing are requested also TO report 70
The Star. Other newspapers are invited
10 reproduce such Items NJ win inteeess
their readers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10

HARRY EDGAR HILL and DIR.
FRANK j. LEM0N.-Harry Edgar
Hill, late of the cath Spruce division.
and DR.. Frank J. Lemon. former cap
tain IN the United States medical
corps. are being sought by local Red
Cross headquarters.