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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
HARDING HEARS
HARVEY REPORT
Ambassador Consults Presi'
dent on European Crisis
by A. L. BRADFORD

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--rmpor.
tAnt conferences on Americas move
20 solve the critical European eco
nomic situation began here today be.
tween Col George Harvey. anbasss-
dor 70 orca, Britain. and high Off.
Gals
A. another attempt OF Europe 90
solve TIA own problems seemed near
failure because OF the widely diver
gent views OF the French and British
az the premiers' conference In Paris.
Harvey. summoned from his post be.
cause OF Americas decision 90 inter.
vane in Europe. gave President Hard.
Ing and Secretary OF State Hughes a
firSt.hand report on the grave eco.
nomic crisis facing the Old World.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
LUMBER QUEEN"
in DEATH CASE
Is Held in Connection With
Staying OF Husband

HEMPHTLL. Tex. Jan. s.--Srs.
LILLIAN Knox. lumber queen OF tho
Southwest, will go into court here 20.
day TO defend herself In connection
with the mysterious death OF her
millionaire husband.
while authorities prepared for the
preliminary hearing Of the attractive
widow. police IN Beaumont hunted
for a man with whom she was al.
legged 20 have been friendly.
Mrs. Knox. who has actively man.
aged the big lumber industry OF her
estate. has refused TO comment on
the charges against her. and authori.
ties were reticent about tho case they
would outline AZ today'r hearing.
The only statement OF the accused
woman was a declaration OF her limo
cencs shortly before she was released
under guard 10 spend the night Mt
her home.
Knox, who Inherited n 10000. 900
estate, was found dead In his bed last
November. Mrs. Knox and her sis-
ter told OF hearing two revolver shots
and n coroner's jury returned a ver-
dict OF suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
LOAN OPERATOR
IS ARRAICNED
Ponzi Plan Is Charged to
George &. Tilton

New qualifications OF tho Ponn.iike
operations which George r. Tiiton.
Seattle loan operator. is alleged 20
have conducted over period OF
years were brought out in police
court wednesday. when Tilton was
arraIgned before Judge John u. Cor.
don for a preliminary hearing on
grand larceny charges.
Tho specific charge on which I'll.
ton In now being tried IL a $500 loan.
which he IL alleged 10 have obtained
from Miss Anna Helms under false
pretenses. but, according 10 Eugene
A. chiide. attorney for Tiiton's cred.
itors. the Seattle mans Questionable
transactions ran high into the tens
OF thousands OF dollars.
Childe charges that Tilton VIC
tinixed dozens Of women wage
earners. borrowing money from
them In any amount and paying
them interest Mt the rate Of 10
per cent year from money
which he obtained thru new
loans.
II was brought out nc Wednes-
days hearing that II was custom
AIRY for Triton 60 pay nothing but
the Interest" rs his "clients"
would return the checks which
he gave them for the principal
without even having them 60
thru the clearing house.
Miss Helms testified "Wednesday
that Triton had taken her $500 from
her on the understanding that he
was TO loan II on the security Of a
boafhouse which they went 10 visit
II later was brought out that Tiiton
had made no loan on the property In
question. and when he took the
stand he denied having promised 10
do 40.
Tilton I. now bankrupt. and civil
proceedings are pending against him
In federal court. in addition 10 nu.
merous other complaints which have
been issued BY individual clients"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Insane Man Hacks
Two With Hatchet

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Jan. s.
Mrs. Neis Abodely and Sam Kacere
lie fatally wounded in Mercy hospital.
the result OF the most brutal attack
in years. and Bells Abodely. their as
railant, In under arrest in the strong
room at the same hospital. suffering
from solf.inflicted wounds.
Abodcly. believed 10 be temporarily
insane, tho result OF n long Illness.
brutally assaulted his wife and Ka.
cere with a Ratchet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
WATCHES Thief
TAKE HIS Cash
Man Sees ProwIer Work,
but Fears to Stop Him

V. pciiegrini OF tho Roma hotel.
awoke early wednesday, TO find .
burglar exploring his room with :
flhshllght. He was too frightened TO
make a noi-., and watched the thug
as he removed $40 from Peilegrfni's
pants and later found four pay
checks amounting 20 $3.50. PeIliErint
waited until tho man escaped before
he calfed tho police.
A bandit who held up Paul FfIlfo.
10 w. 18th 81, Tuesday night. In
front OF F1llio's home. escaped before
the police arrived. Filiio lost moth
ing.
Burglars Monday night entered the
Ernst Hardware storS, Sixth ave. and
Pike St. taking 81 r~vpivers. The
thieves entered by way OF trnnsom
on a rear door. No other property
was disturbed. Police believe that :
gnns OF holdup men may be responr
sible for the crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
MINISTER THREATENED

Rev. chauncey J. Hawkins. pastor
Of Plymouth Congregational church,
who has attracted certain amount
Of prominence recently thru his ser
mons on alleged vice conditions IN
Seattle. says he is going TO appeal 70
the federal authorities 10 protect him
against the denizens OF the under
world. For the last two weeks, he
asserts. he has been receiving mys'
terious phone calls. and once. ne
believes an attempt was made TO Kid
nap him, when four strange men
drove up 70 his church in an auto
Finally. he declares. he got letter,
signed by THE Go.Getters." threaten.
ing him with death unless ne
changed his sermon topics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
HARDING KILLS
PENSION BILL
Veterans of Former Wars
Turned Down


WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.---Pr~~i
dent Harding today vetoed the
Bursum bin. providing for an In.
crease In pensions TO civil and
Spanish war veterans and their
widows.
The financial burdens OF tho coun.
try are too great TO be further tn.
creased. the president held. lie OBJ
t-c,ed 20 the bill "na an outright b.
s,owal upon the government pension
roll with heetirssnesA for tho gov
ernmen,'s financial problems. which
is q encouragement 70 every effort
TO reduce expenditures and thereby
relieve the federal burdens OF tara.
ton"
The president. IN his veto fnerspr..
said that he had. however. a more
particular objection 20 this act -on
account OF lis loose provision for pom.
sioring widows
This provision allows = pension 10
women who married civil war vet~r.
ans nearly 80 years after the war by
amending the present law. which al
lows pension II the marriage took
place prior 90 Juno 81. 1905. Tho
new date Is fixed At June 70. 1915.
The ban vetoed sought 70 Increase
the pensions OF civil and Spanish
war veterans from $50 to So and
widows from $40 10 $50 per month.
Additional cost 20 tho treasury
ncce=sltafsd By thu bfli would be
about sios. 900. 900 annually. accorvi.
Ing 70 estimates by the commissioner
OF pensions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
TROOPS GUARD
TERROR TOWN
Martial Law to Rule in Mob
District

MER ROUGE. La. Jan. b.
Morchouse parish. where muir
dcrs. floggings and kidnapings
have been rampant for months
viii be placed under martial
law. according 10 information
here today.
The drastic move will be made -
prevent further kidnapping ana eosr.
cion OF important witnesses by
masked .tsrrorists charged with
bfutslly beating and killing Watt
Daniels and Thomas Richards last
August.
A troop OF cavalry tarntsd into
Mer Rouge today and took up tempo
rary quarters in tho Masonic build
ing.
The additional guar6smcn were
called IN 20 prevent new intimidn~
tions OF important stats witnesses
following the kidnapping OF Harold
Teogestrom. 10. by a band Of black
masked men.
They Will also be used 70 preserve
peace during the open hearings ~
Bastrop. beginning Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03

NEW YORK. Jan. "a group
u master gem thieves. working
with the daring and cunning Of
Arsene Bupin. WINS hunted to
day IN connection with the Iarg.
est diamond and pearl robbery
reported In New York In decades.
Police Inspector Coughlln and
heads Of a famed international De.
ieotivs agency directed search up
thru tho underworld for three men
who were declared 10 have bound
ana gagged Mrs. Irene scholtkopf,
wife OF a Buffalo muitimillionaire
manufacturer. early New Years day.
and stripped her OF Jewels. including
ropes of pearls, valued at 100000.
G. p. Hugo scholtkopf. who report
ed the robbery 10 tho police. declared
that the half million In gems were
taken from his wife's person just
after she left a fashionable poker
party In the Sand ~. apartment Of
Prank Barrett Carmen. actor and
professional dancing man.
Three men. led by a stranger who
furnished champagne nj tho poker
party. seized her ms she went down,
stairs early New Years day 20 re-
turn 10 her hotel. Mrs. shoitkopi
told police. They drngged her into
an apartment on tho floor just be
low the scene OF the party. and. after
binding ana chloroformlng her. took
her jewels and fled. hho declared.
Cnrman. mid 20 have acted as BAH
room dancing instructor and partner
for Mrs. scholtkopf during . trip "a
Europe with her and her husband
was held for questioning by Inspect
or Coughiin and will b, griiled fur
Their today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Would Increase
Seattle Income

seatties yearly income viii be in
creased about SIS 900 n an ordinance
introduced by Councilman E. l..
Blaine II passed. Under the ordi-
nance. banks would have To pay .
per cent on the ctIy's daily balances.
instead Of : per cent. as at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
PAY LAST TRIBUTE

Hundreds OF people from every
walk % life turned out Tuesday 20
pay final tribute 10 Erastus brain.
srtl former Seattle editor. who died
Of pneumonia on Christmas day. a,
the age OF 81. Funeral services were
held for him az the Washington Gre.
nation society's chapel Delegations
attended from tho Seattle Press club,
the Arctic club and the Chamber Of
Commerce. and the following acted
IS pallhearers. pr. +. II. Edgers.
Frank y. F'itts. James A. Haigh,, Dr.
A. {. Stewart. Maurice Mcsflcken,
George Aitnow. nr. c. w. Sharples.
c, w Melville. George II. Preston.
y A. BatwelL y. IL. Thomas and
Clarence Baxley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LINDSEY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

marriage licenses granted. most
~ TO young people. and $4,000
divorce DEGREES we're signed.
These signed DEGREES do not rep.
resent all that were applied for.
sThls means that regard for
accepted conventions IL undergo
ing n great change.
s'ft doesn't mean that society
n becoming docadcnt. hut II
means that society must be
psyche .analyKed. Just as We
recognise the effect of suppress.
ell desires and instincts In an In
dividuai. 30 We must apply the
aan1e analysis 90 social life. We.
mus, realize tho fact that we ere
faeina a terrible conflict between
Instincts. Social life today Z. q
matter OF artificial restraints.
Instead. II should be regulated by
natural restraints.
I'VE are satiated win lawn
They DO not always bring SAT-
isfsctory remedy. Two placed 50
new laws ON tho Colorado
statutes. and l believe that the
law OF tho hvart 10 moro I'm
portant than tho law Of tho
statutes.
Il think that 10 per cent Of
men arc not true 20 their wives.
] do not say these are chronic
ceH---mere inps~- ~-frequentfy.
They eapitulate 20 instinct. And
this adds 20 the recognition OF
tho failure Of artifictaiiy Inn
posed conventions.
I'VE know that divorces would
not b 50 overwhelming In the
Western states II marriage In.
stitution. were success. And
what IL true OF Western cities IL
true OF all cities.
when an institution which 10
conycntionaiiy right creates
thing that II absolutely wrong
you can't eacape the reaction.
divorce and separation are
absolutely necessary until tho
conditions that cause them ara
corrected. In tho whole proh-m
fncing us OF changing convcn.
tons my main inter~r, h~s In
the child. Recognition OF tho
child OF the unmarried mother 10
the first thing Of Importance /"
Then you do not admit tire
expressed fear that such recog.
milton leads TO promlscuity and
oonvention-brsno~d immortality
asked
but" he exclaimed. -prurni.-
Guilty ard convention. branded I'm.
morality are better than murder.
which IN the result ~ the lack Of
recognition OF the child's right 20
b. born OF unmarried mothers
we can never raise the
standards % morality by check.
INK divorce. Tho surch has
tried but has failed 10 save the
married state by this method. II
viii never do n. We've got 20
recognise the fact that ws ar.
face 20 face with one OF the
greatest social problems IN mod.
srn times In this siaflsticnily-
proved failus~ Of marriage. I'm.
derstRud. believe in the mar.
rage stair. hut az II exists today
We cannot deny that there II
something wrong We simply
have to psyche. anaiyre our so
ciAi iif- and our conventions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Says Marriage Is
"Howling Success
ny LINCOLN QUARBERG

CHICAGO. Jan. s,--old.fash-
toned church weddings. and not
nsw.fansied marriage laws.
were recommended today by
Judge Joseph SABBATH a. the
logical solution Of the divorce
problem
Marriage n not . failure
but howiing success" de-
clared the Judge. who has ds.
cidef thousands Of divorce cases
here.
Judge SABBATH. discussing fig
ures submitted by Judge Lind
sey in support Of his charge
that marriage had fallen down.
declared they were not fair
criterion a. they are taken from
the postwar years. which we're
abnormal.
There were many hasfy mar
rfages during the war and in.
crease In divorces Immediately
following the war was because
Of those hassy marriages." tho
judge said.
"GIve us moro Of tho rood.
old fashioned marriages where
the blushinR bride and modest
groom march seriously to the
wedding altar. realizing the an
cred significance OF tho life part.
nership they arc entering into
and there viii be less occasion
for divorce" he snid.
TOO many marriages are
performed by Justices OF tho
peace. I believe IN young mar.
riager. but the couple should
understand each other and know
the seriousness OF the marriage
pact. These fly.by- night mar.
riares performed by court jus
tees cannot DO expected TO
last"
Married men are not tho
cheaters they are painted 20 be,
the Judge said.
"And the married vampires
who prey on and pilfer tho af-
fcctions OF other women's hus-
bands are rare. indeed" no do
clared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
WOMAN INJURED
IN CAR CRASH
May Die as Result OF Auto
Bridge Accident

Mrs Rose rvana. ~, 1889 ftth ave.
W.. was struck and possibly fatally
hurt Tuesday night on the w. Gar.
field - bridge whsn X. sato. ~.
ss2 Main a.. failed 20 no'ics her and
drove his automobile over her body.
Mrs. fvsna was taken 10 the city
hospital suffering from Internal In,
iuriss and a skull fracture.
She had been walking homswsrd
with her husband. carrying a rnarke,
bag between them. The bridge was
dark and Mrs ivana was walking in
tho roadway. sato declared. He was
arrested by tho police and held on
an open charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Wilson Hopeful
for Endorsement

NEWARK. ~. j.. Jan. S.--Wood-
row Wilson believes his supporters
will "sll have the qualification In tho
near future OF seeing the principles
we believe In adopted by an over
whelming majority OF the voters Of
this country" he declared In letter
made public yesterday TO John l.
Armltage. secretary OF the Woodrow
Wilson league here.
Wilson'S letter was IN answer -
one from Armitags congratulating
the former president on his e6th
birthday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
SAY MASS FOR PRIEST

Every priest IN tho diocese WIN AZ.
tend solemn requiem high mass 10
he held At ST James cathedral Al 10
=. m Thursday. for Father Dennis A.
Mce'ra'h. who died in ireland Decern.
her -. Father McGrath. who was
attached 70 tho cathedral for six
years. had gone 70 Ireland 10 reru.
pernte from an Influenza attack.
Those who win conduct the mass are,
RiEht Rev. Edward J. o'nea. Rev.
Andrew McGrath. Rev. William J.
Noonan. Rev. John Egan. Very Rev.
j. A. tianiey. Rev. NJ. Dyer and Rev.
John McGra,h. Rev, Thomas ]. Mad.
igan viii deliver the sermon and Or.
7. $ Palmer and tho cathedral choir
VIII sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
BASIN FUNDS
ARE APPROVED

That tho Columbia basin project
has been reported out OF committee.
with a recommendation for $780,
600 appropriation. wac the informa.
ton received by tho Seattle Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday morning
from Jack Underwood. the chambers
Washington. -. C.. representative.
Mr.. Underwood wired that I'm add.
ton 10 the Columbia basin recon.
incubation. the following sums for
reclamation purposes had been urged
BY the committee: Umafilia, $50.
600. Columbia river. 500. 900: general
investigation. 1850 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03

HALLE. Jan. }. - The homo Of
Herr Lehman. banker. and the stat.
ues Of former Kaiser Wilhelm. gis.
marck and Won Moltks were bombed
simultaneously last night The most
damage was done TO the statues.
Those of wilhelm and Bismarck
were nearly wrecked while that OF
Won Moltks wRs totally ruined.
Only sbEht damage was done 10
Lshmanns house.
The roar that accompanies shs
simultaneous blasts was heard thru
out tho city. causing tho widest ex.
element.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Flashes
BOOZE FOR SWEDEN

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-rrchfhl.
t'en IN sweden was further removed
20 tho future by an agreement tuxs
sentered into between the Diptiiiers'
association and the president of the
Swedish spirits Central society. nc.
ccriing 10 adviees reaching the dc.
rertment 81 commerce today. Under
this agreement the distiller- with
manufacture $500. 900 gallons Of
brandy the coming season. as com.
pared with i.5So,ooo gallons manu-.
featured under the agreement which
has just expired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
IvAnoFF IN SEATTLE

Bringing story Of thrilling sdven.
lures and narrow escapes during n
fireyvar period OF per secution at tho
hands OF the Boishcvik leaders. Gen.
Alexander fvancsf. former military
le2der under the late Gar Nicholas
arrived In Seattle Tuesday. Ivanoff
ami his wife finally escaped 10 Japan
thru Siberia. according 20 HIS story.
and tho former imperial fAvoriie II
planning 20 make n new start In
America with mastering 81 the
English tongue as a beginning His
wife T. still In Japan. waiting for
Ivanoff 10 send for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Seattle Building
Boom Anticipated

Seattle IL cu~ 70 exceed is72- rec.
ord-hr~sisinE era Of building activity.
N tho permits issued on the first bust.
ness day OF 1898 are an indication OF
the future Permits 10 a total vnlu.
OF iii2sss were issued BY the city
building department Tuesday. Most
OF the permits we're for small dwell.
ing houses. the largest single issue
amounting 20 $40 700.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
Extra Ace Breaks
Up Friendly Game

While arguing over the appear
snce Of firth ace during friend
~" card game. Tuesday niFbt Tony
Chriafoff. 40. Of Cedar Falls attempt
ed 70 snatch the card from his antag'
onlat. The holder Of the card, how.
ever. objected and sank his moIars
into christoff's hand. Tony released
his hold and ran TO the city hospital
where physicians painted badly bit
tan fluger with iodine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
FIRST oFFENsEs

Joe Kennedy. marriage license
clerk. granted tho first 1898 marriage
license 70 Fred c. yeuttsr Of Austen.
Mob. and Miss Gladys r. Burnley. $50
>f-iro=s ave. N. WIN. Judge Calvin
r Hall granted the first divorce OF
the war to Mrs. Mamie r. Russell
wife Of Fred Z. Russell. real estate
dealer. at 1ffts Second ave q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
AGRICULTURAL CASH

WASHINGTON. Jan a. The
house today passed the department,
Of agricultural appropriation bill
carrying appropriations to,alinS
sss.ssi.5s3. An amendment by Rep
resentative Blanton. Texas. demo
craL 10 Include an appropriation of
t3so 900 for free seed was defeated
The bill row goes 20 the senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
MAN KILLED BY AUTO

TACOMA. Jan. 5---struek b. an
auto driven by william Reid. post
offlcs ernpioyr. r. n. Miller. empioye
OF Kenworthy a Co. died at tho
county hospital today. two hours
after being run down az O'Clock at
gsth and Union ave- Attic hurried
but six feet. Miller suffered frac-
ture at the base of the skull His
family resides in Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
DECORATED

Col Earl d. A. rrarcc. professor
Of military tactics and science a, the
University OF Washington. and for.
merry commander Of the sfsth and
iSlth field artillery brigadcs. has
been awarded the distinguished scrv.
Ice medal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03

VALLEJO. Cal. - Commander
Charles w. Crosse becomes senior
aide commandant at Mare Island
navy yard, relieving Commander
Charles g. Kendrlck, recently or
dered to u. s. $. Beaver as com.
uaander Of submarine division IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
AVOID CAR SHORTAGE

OLYMPIA, Jan. s.--Frank r. Spin
ming. supervisor OF utilities. r. ac-
companying o. o. Calderhead. traffic
expert Of the department. to attend a
series Of conferences and meetings.
the prime object Of which Is to avoid
car shortage for this state In 1898
and future years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
DELAY RADICALS TRIAL

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. Jan. 3.--Trial
Of alleged communists arrested in a
raid at Bridgcman. Mich. last Sep
seuber. was postponed BY Judge
Charles white IN Berrfen county
court here today until February Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
DRINCE BECOMES
i INSURANCE MAN

NEW YoRK.--Prlnce Miguel Dc
Braganza. pretender TO tho throne Of
Portugal, who married Anita Stew.
art, has started work ss a life insur'
sncs solicitor here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
LIRE CHIEF IS
i FIRED BY BOARD

ELIZABETH. ~. J. - His fiivver
stuck In the rud. Fire Chief Nick
George telsphoned the station. No
ons would come 10 his aid. He rang
in an alarm and ordered the fire. APP
parntus that arrived 70 get him cut.
The fire commissioner ala likewise
by the chief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
KIDNAPED GIRL
IN SIMPLY MARRIED

cHIcAGo.-Mrs.. Harry Herr -
ported TO tho police her daughtor
had been kidnapped. shes not KID
ma ped--just married. Charles Hay
ser. the new husband. told authofs-
ties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03
OWSLEY COMING NORTH

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3.--After
having paid San Francisco an off
cial visit. Alvin VI. OwsIey. national
commander Of the American Legion,
was en- route to Portland today TO
visit Leeions there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-03

CHICAGO. The late Mrs. Maurice
L.. Rothachild's estate found 10 be
valued at se.oo0.o0o whom viii II
filed in probate court here.