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Evening star., 1923-10-27
SUED FOR DIVORCE, SAYS WIFE
PUT TURPENTINE in EYE WASH

wife pending a hearing Of the case.
Attorney N. C. Turnage represent
ed the husband.
Denial OF her husbands charge
of misconduct is set forth in the
answer Of Mrs. AHne n. Stone,
who makes counter charges
against her husband. Frank D.
Stone. Attorneys Bell. Marshall &
Rice appear for the wife.
Charles A. Dixon In an answer
filed in the District Supreme Court
admits being at Atlantic City with
another woman, but declares he
was properly chaperoned. He says
he has woman friends, but his re-
lations with them are proper. He
also denied that he refused to sup
port his wife, Ivy v. Dixon, and
asks that her suit be dismissed.
He is represented by Attorneys
McLanahan & Burton.
Paulucio Anafisto was the frs
~
Evening star., 1923-10-27

Paulucio Anafisto was the first
Doge of Venice, 697 A. D.
Evening star., 1923-10-27
CONCERT AT ARLINGTON.
Second Amphitheater Program Civ.
en- by Army Band.

The second of a series of sacred
concerts to be given at the Amphi-
theater at Arlington by the Army
Band will be given tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
Invocation will be delivered by Rev.
r. L. Buckley Of st. Matthews Catho-
lie Church. while benediction will be
given by Chaplain Thomas L. Nc
Kenna of the United States Army.
Evening star., 1923-10-27
CANCEL BROADCASTING.

Services at the Church Of the Cow
enant tomorrow morning will not be
broadcast by WCAP, the Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Company sta
tion. as planned. 1t was announced
today. Inability to complete the
necessary wiring of the church. it
was said. makes it impossible to send
out the services
WDM, the church's own broadcast
ing station. which began operation
about two years ago, has closed down
Evening star., 1923-10-27
FIRE DAMAGE, $1,000.

A defective fiue was blamed for a
fire in the house of William Adams,
435 Franklin street, last night Sew
eral companies Of fremen responded
to an alarm sounded from box 232
and quickly had the fire under con-
troll Damage to house and contents
was estimated at $1,000.
Evening star., 1923-10-27
BOY STRUCK BY AUTO.

Charles Woodin. fourteen years
2l5 Holly avenue. Taxoma Park, Nd,
yesterday afternoon stepped from the
curD on the north side of o street
near 7th and was knocked down by
ine automobile of w. A. Nattingly,
Del Ray, Va. He was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital and treated by DR..
Curney for a fracture Of his right leg.
Evening star., 1923-10-27
LYON ESTATE DIVIDED.

The will of Isaac S. Lyon. dated
September 20. 1928. provides a life
annuity of 5000 per month TO his
wife, Addie T. Lyon. who also Is to
have the use of the home and furni-
ture at 112 I'd street southeast. The
remaining estate is devised In equal
shares to his children. Robert ].
Lyon, a son, is named as executor.
Evening star., 1923-10-27
SOLVE PUPILS DEATH.
Coroner and Deputy Blame Menin-
gifts and Heart Complications.

Meningitis and heart comphcations
caused the death of Robert Conrad
Kaufman, nine-year-old pupil In
Seaton School. at Children's Hospital
Thursday night, following an attack
Of commissions in the school in the
afternoon. DR.. ]. Ramsay hewitt. cor
oner, and DIR. Herbert E. Martyn
deputy coroner, found nothing to in
dicate that the boys fatal illness had
been brought on as result of his
recent vaccination.
Funeral services for the boy were
held at the residence Of his mother
Mrs Flora Kaufman Ray, 825 Long
fellow street. this afternoon. Inter
ment was in Glenwood cemetery.
Evening star., 1923-10-27

dustry Is organized into various local
associations and a national organic
strive to bring about q general har-
mony in trade practices and policies.
Many of their activities. the COM
mission found. are useful and lawful.
but the report adds that some OF
their activities are evidently In re-
straint of trade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
WHO WON naval
BOOZE BATTLE :?
Cutters Lose Launch but
Launch Loses Liquor

Prohibition authorities were puz-
Lled saturday over tho problem Of
jast who won a HpeelannlaF naval
battle which Was fought Thursday
on Puget sound, between tho coast
guard cutters Areata and ilaida and
an alleged rumranner ti,a apeod
boat MssS.
The speed boat was permitted 10
proceed unmolested. after aho had
been ovcrhauicd-so nho scored
point !. But Tho coast guard men
maintain that u was draw. because
thoy forced tho suspected whisky
smusEiers TO thre/ their cargo over
board.
According To Capt. l.. H. Lonsdale.
commanding the Arcata. DO spied tho
MssS speeding toward Seattle from
Canada Thursday afternoon. while
his ship was lying OF Marrowaiono
point. near Port Townsend lilo Hlg.
nailed the boat 20 halt. bu the latter
craft paid no attention 60 the siR.
nal, whcroupon the Arcata opened
fire.
ON account OF the bad weather.
Gunner l.. J. kirttino was unable 10
find his TARGET. and II looked aa tho
the boat we're about 20 escape when
the Ilaida hove up ahead Of her. and.
AFTER firing across her bow. forced
her 20 halt.
ny tho time that Capt Lonsslalo
eImbcd aboari thr M-sbs. however.
li is alleged the crew OF the speed
boat had dumped a number Of sacks
overheard. with the result that moth
Ing stronger than condensed milk
was found aboard her.
Capt Carpenter and Peter Mari
noff. who were found aboard the
MSS. submitted 10 tho search
without protest but wanted 20 know
what the idea was ~ "all this shoot,
Ing on the hNsh yeas"
Tho M.ss5 N ono u the fastest
launches on thn sound. Equipped
with a to0.horaopowcr motor. she II
capable OF a speed Of 20 knoss. srd
there IL plenty Of room aboard her
for 200 cases OF liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
II. s. Girl to
We'd Title
S t a tn S Is Changed
With Sudden Death

NEW YORK. Feb, 10. Misc
Mabel Gray. 81 New York. is 20 BIZ
the next American Firi to obtain a
British Title
Announcement was made today Of
tho Engagement 10 vlscount FIX.
mouth. who until recently was Prof.
Charles Ernest Pcilew. plain Amer.
lean citizen.
Prof. Pcllcw. who gained the right
10 tbs title upon the death of his
father in Washington last Sunday.
viii 90 10 England shortly Ca have
hia rank confirmed and take his seat
in the house OF lords. lie viii take
his bride with him.
When Miss Gray. who IN a daugh
ter Of the late Richard Gray. former.
~ grrrai traffic manager OF the
Southern Pacific railroad In caiifor.
MIA. became engaged 70 the visconnt
he had no idea she would marry a
title"
~ the time of her engagement, tho
title wns hold by young English.
man. and Their rssas no proNpeci Of
Tie American branch % the family
getting u. However. thls English.
man died and Henry Edward pcllew.
Of Washington. became viscount Ex.
mouth. He was "a years old and died
a short time later Then HIS ron.
Prof. Charles Ernest Pellew. former.
~ OF Columbia university. became
viscount ana Miss Gray. hla llanoca.
LEARNED she was fatsd 10 he a noble
woman Of England.
we met when we were both mem
hers Of the Columbia University
Choral club" raid Mlsa Gray. 'w,
had no whiriwind courtship or any
thing Of that kind. About six months
ago we became eEFaEvd. had no
thought OF the title. The ,itic iur
dropped on, os clear sky. am an
old'fashloned woman who Is content
merely 10 be her husbands wlN~e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
MATTHEWS TO
ASK MORE AID

Puget Sound dry agents win OBJ
tain goodiy share OF the 1900. 900
congressional prohibition enforce.
mclt appropriation to assist them
in running down rim runners and
bootleggera. n the efforts OF Rev.
Dr. Il. v. Matthews assistant 10
Federal Prohibition Director Roy
Haynes. are successful.
Or. Matthew's announced satur.
day that he would AJAX incrcased
funds for local agents when he re.
turns 10 Washington. d. c. He
was to leave Seattle Saturday
night after spending more than
three weeks in investigation OF rum
running on Puget Sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
K. C. CARNIVAL
HUGE SUCCESS
Complete Cabaret Is Set in
Tropical Scene

Despite TIE fact that a dance
hsld IN the Knights Of Columbus
hail Thursday night somewhat dc.
laycd the \. L. l. committee in
erecting It's booths and concessions,
tho Young Ladies' Institute car,
nsval opened rs doors Friday nigh,
TO crowd Of people that bsheld
picturesque tropical scene.
The carnival decorations vert
planned by Miss Agatha Kirsch
and Mr.. Frank oBricn. Palm
trees. soft lights and rainbow rib
hons assist in carrying out the Of.
feet.
Twelve booths and a complete cab
aret are the attractions The booths
contain everything nom fine em-
hroidery 10 the goods % country
store The X. Of c. hall room is used
for these. The gymnasium Is devoted
entirely 10 tho cabaret. officially
known AZ the carnival as the Miami
Nilla Follies' Inn" Here light refresh
ments are served. while thrce-piece
orchestra works overtime, Profess
sional dancers and singers. ryprcsen-
tatives Of downtown theaters. are en-
tertainerA
All people attending the carnival
are presented with chances on three
things; A Ford coGpe. a victrola
and standing lamp. An Of these
arr on exhibit in the biz booth room.
where they viii BE- presented TO
tho winners Tuesday. the last night
Of the carnival
Receipts from the festival. which
the knights OF Columbus are assist
Ing the Young Ladies' Institute TO
make a success, are 10 be used toward
the building OF a clubhouse for Cath.
oIic working girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
nv WANDA vON KETT1En

Ever 10 many stories arc told Of
stcnogfnphCfa their numerous faults
and frivolous wayn.
They chew gum.
They polish their nails In business
hours
They fluff their hair and powder
thoir noses continuously.
They're awful
An Of these things are known b
he facts. because employers Of
stcnographers say 80.
IN. huh. But what about these
omployera9 Have tho girls ever been
asked what they think o. THEN
Maybe they, too, have faults
They have.
Seemed 10 me today q would BE- a
heap d fun 10 know what The aver
axe ntenoEfaphsr thinks OF her boss
what little idiosynnneies Of HIS
distress HER. what little ways. fusay
and exact. Rmuso or get her rlisd
A blonde young lady who did not
happen 10 h. chewing gum sat az her
typewriter In a HoEc building Office
! happened In.
My boasf'' Hhe laughed. In reply
10 my question, whats the mniter
with hinton. he's ail riEht That
d. we'll" and thon sha laughed
again
"Yon know De deals IN bonds" she
went on TO nay. ''uud bond men nrc
funny I've worked for 'cm i~forr
They always spend Sunday playing
golf"
"Yss" taid !. somewhat cioudcd.
hut -a--doea that bother your
"oh. lots" she replied Tho I'm
getting pretty well uved 20 Il now.
lust the nams I'd recommend that
any giri. expecting 60 be- bond
saieHman'a sionogruphcr. take this
course In Euif that il being gi,yn
out at the university. This L. why.
every Monday morning the letters
run something ike thlF.
Dear Str 80 and 20.
I'm ycry sorry that ms gam.
was not quite up 10 par yesterday I
was not playing In my usual form.
hpwever-et etc with = lot Of
tssik about mashiea. midirons. tees
and fooEies, which don't under.
stand. and which therefore 81 very
difficult 20 read back on wilvn V
comes 10 typlnK Now that. even.
wouldn't hc 70 lad" She CONTINUED
m Sc wouldn't ie, those rolr letters
take up The time Of Tho busirsns cor.
rcspondoncs Every Monday he tets
his business correspondence 10 until
late In tho afternoon. then I'm kept
bore until somewhere around e.ae
writing 4 up. Oh. he gcis me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Divorce Furniture
Factory Owners

Mac Susan Manor until recently
owner Of the Pacific Furniture Co,
1915 Fourth ave. was granted dI.
vorce and property settlement by
Judge Otis w. Brinkcr Saturday,
Mrs. Manor charged thht Ro,-ert
8. Manor's cruelty and indifference
interfered with the business OF fhe
company. when she filed her suit.
The property settlement gives Mrs.
Manor $4,000 cnsh. half Of the condi.
tional saIc contracts held by tho firm.
a home at Aiki beach. two other
houses on the beach and a Ford
sedan.
Manor is given title 20 the furni.
ture business. "A Maxwell car and tho
balance Of the sales contracts. A 70.
ceivcr, asked by Mrs. Manor. WINS
dismissed upon tho propc' ~ settle.
ment agreement being itned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
st. Louis to Have
Civic improvements

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb, to--L.atest
count today In So. Louis bond
issues election showed the city had
authorized an expenditure OF 81 .00o.-
ssI.o0o.000 in civic and municipal
improvements.
Item No. 10. which would have
authorized expenditure after $1,000.
600 for new arnory. was tho
only issue out OF Il submitted
which failed Of adoption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
StenOgs aren't Perfect,
but Neither Are Bosses
Office Girls Pour Out Their Troubles to
Wandering Wanda
awfuIly posyed"

AWfully peeYed."
Anything eisoY" raid !.
no" she FVpliod. except wish
nomubody'd tell him not 20 dictate
with a cigar In bis mouth"
A dark giri with fluffy hair ana
brown eyes looked up from her type
writer Ia an Alaska building office q
fcw moments later
HE'S "a lawyer" she told me. con.
fidcntially. In reply 20 ny question.
"and he never can find anything
Then nhs added. ''jut he always "a.
poets me 20 find a. Honestly. I've
been rfKht ia the middle Of something
terribly important. and he's yowied
out for me 10 hunt up some lstter
he's misplaced It's funny. because
rs generally on his own deak. right
under his elbow And he's lazy. Yes.
he's got telephone on hls desk. but
DO you think he'd ever call mum.
bcr hlmsciff / should say not lie
yellH out % me 10 make the call. and
then let him know when Sir. Some.
thing brother Is on the line. Most
the time be isn't doing anything.
either-lust looking out the window.
He's all right. tho" she went on
10 say. u haven't much complaint
10 make against HIN. But l wish
he'd tell hia wife that I'm not her
social secretary. These wives set the
oldest Ideas. As soon as they get
over being Jealous Of their husbands
sieDngrspher they begin 10 think Of
making use Of her You know. ia
Ike to have my noon hours 10 my.
self. Bnt half the Tins I'm Off on
some errand for the mitsus. He
ought 20 htraighten her up on that"
And the Girl began 10 pound her ina.
chine with energy.
The ihlrt and last Eirl 10 whom
talked indeed had troubles. She
worked for three OF 'em.
They do insurance" she az
planned. pushing her dark hair back
from her forehead. as we started
talking IN her Central building Office.
They aren't hero a great deal. but
when they nro-huhF'
She leaned acro6a her desk and b..
gan showing slgns OF enthusiasm.
we moved from ono office 10 an.
other not 80 long ago" she contrib.
uted. 1T was good. Our three
men. you know. are all different.
We've got one who's kind OF short
and pudgy He's bachelor. and
kind of like an old maid lie did ali
the moving.
Our married senior member OF
the firm had Feen enough moving
days az home. guess. Anyway. no
left town-didnt even show up dur.
ing the process. And our young man.
who wears n gray suit with a pur.
pic bortisrcd silk handkerchief peep.
Ing out Of Tho pocket. Just didn't
show ~ iis didu't bother ~ leave
town
but 10 came Ia The dag after
we'd gotten settled. looked about.
seemed most unhappy about some.
thing and then almost went, Dear
me, WHAT have you done with my
pin tray And that just shows whnt
HE'S like. she concluded: always
whining about something that
doesn't amount 70 anything.
About the others" she went on.
well they arcn', 80 bad. Tho
wlah they Wouldn't treat quite 20
much Hike piece or office fnrnl.
turo. Oh. they're friendly enough.
and all that. M, ! hate smoke in
my face and tho married man Al.
ways smokes when giving dlc,ation.
Wonder u his wife let's him smoke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
"TIP-TOP" IS
COMING HERE

Pred Stone ain bring ha Ffa.
comedy success. '-ripTop." 10 ~.
Metropolitan theatsr February q
with a strong supporting company.
He has gained fame IN America
thru his oomieai and amusing fea,s
Of strength. Originally dancer
snd eccentric comedian Of unique
ideas. be discovered ths theatrical
value Of athletics ~ an element o.
successful stage entertainment. and
With the exploitation o. his idea
Stone r. one or the best knsvn
comedy entertainers IN America
With brilliant musical comedy
company o. 100 players Including
the ak wollknovn Brown brothers
and the London Palace FirA. gtons
will present '-Tip.Top" here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Man Is Charged
With Wife Murder

PORTLAND, Feb. 10. -- "Alhlna
Joe" was behind the bars today.
charged with the murder of bis wife.
The Albina section Character"
whose name for police purposes Is
Clarence N. Bush. will face first dc.
gree murder proceedings, the state
holding that he killed Mrs. Minnie
Bush by severely beating her lmme-
diately following n drinking bout,
and as the climax OF months OF do.
nestle warfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Hearing Soon on
Proposed Paving

Plans for the proposed paving Of
streets in the AREA bounded on the
east and west by Fourth ave. and
Railroad ave. and on the north
and south by Yesler way and Jack.
son 81. viii be given a public hear
Ing within the next week by the
council finance committee. Il was
announced Saturday.
The work. which has been con.
templatcd for some time. would in.
volve an expenditure OF $500. 900 to
$500. 900. according to City Engineer
James d. Blackwell. BY whom tenta.
tive plans and estimates have been
made.
More than $4,000 OF the cx.
pense would be involved In restor>
ing municipal railway trackage and
paving thar would be torn up in
making the street improvement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Henry King Is New
Council President

Henry n. King was installed as
president Of the members council Of
the Chamber Of Commerce al meet
ing In abe Arcade building Friday.
He was carried 30 the presidents
chair in a rickahaw drawn by r. Il,
Morgan. w. II. DIN. Ethan s. Smith
and vs.. H. Middleton.
T.. II. Hatch. VICE president Of the
chamber. presented an ivory gavei 10
the retiring president OF the council.
Stephen J. Chadwick.
James T.. West. national executive
Of The Boy Scouts OF America, made
the principal address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Man and Beer Are
Taken by Raiders

Six sacks. totailng about 100 bot.
ties OF real Canadian ale and beer,
were confiscatsd and Dave oLeary
was arrested. charged with posses.
sion Of liquor. when Sheriff Matt
starwich and deputies Saturday raid.
ed o'Leary home al 9is ipist 81.
oTeary had not ye, ended his STUN.
beers when Tho raiders arrived and
he was taken while atIll in bed. The
beer was found in his car in gar.
age on tho pIace. offiearn shy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Friends of Star Form
Claire Windsor Club
Seattle has a new club

NNatAAN jas a INV tAANr
It's the Claire Windsor club. nalnr
after the well known a,croCn star. and
ils nucleus Is composed ~ friends II
Miss Windsor Seattle women who
were her friends and associates wiven
Miss Windsor lived here aud attend.
% school
The club Ia tho outFrowth Of a
gathering Of tho women several days
aEo. Tho conversation turned 20
seaite'H own picture star and one
q the women produced clipping
from the front page OF TiN Star OF
Monday. February "a. 1891. IN which
the cutry OF Miss Windsor into pic.
lures was announced and predictions
OF bright future made.
The new club Includes IN i,n mem.
hsrshlp Mrs. Hortense keenan,
o'Buen. its2 r. Roy 81; Mrs. j,
Colbert sullivan. 1857 Federal ave.
Mrs, Minnie Daily Coyle. wife Of
Lieut.. Gov. william Coyle. Mrs.
Ethel Mepougal kellogg. 400 Con.
over ST.; Mrs. Jean SauiVr noshani,.
Of the University apartments. Brook.
lyn ave. and Mrs Cleo shields Brad.
ner % l5as t0th ave. an old friends
OF Miss Windsor.
Miss Windsor. whose name In rNai
lie is Ola cronk lived in Seattle and
attended high school herr. She was
queen OF tho Seattle Potlatch. and
EavV dancing exhibitions with Prof.
Milton Douglass She was one OF
the most popular members Of the
Kappa Sigma sorority of the unlycr,
slty ut Washington and Of the Delta
Taus u the University Of Oregon.
Miss cronk. while touring Califor.
Mia with her mother. decided 10 set
into motion pictures as an extra
''iust for FUN" white she was work.
ing on the "set" one day. Lois
Weber, one OF the best known pro-
ducers OF that day, was struck by
the girls vivid. sparkling personality
and interviewed her.
Miss cronk--or rather, Miss
windsor-mado a decided impress.
sion on the director The oonver,
sation resulted In the signing Of a
contract hy the terms 81 which
the Seattle girl WAS placed under
Miss Wehers direction for a long
period, Since that time her ad.
vance in the world Of the screen
has been little short Of remarkable.
Miss Windsor was notified by tel.
egram OF the organization OF the
new club among her friends. sho
WAS reached at the Coldwyn studios
in Culver CITY. where she Is now
at work on new picture. and i'm.
mediately sent tho following reply:
Thank. you all for your kind re-.
membranes Of me. am sending
each OF you an autographed copy
OF my latest photograph. and have
wired the management OF the
Strand thcater. where my new pic.
turc. The Strangers Banquet
plays next week. to have you as
my guests az the ahoysng. Re.
member me 10 all my old friends
IN Seattle. Accept my thanks and
my very best personal wlshea.
CLAIR WINDSOR
The management Of the Strand
is arranging 70 have the women
see the new Marshall Neiian pie.
ture some evening next week. as
tho guests Of Miss Windsor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Appoint Montana
Dry Force Leader

WASHINGTON. Feb. i0.---Addison
X. Lusk. Of st. Tgnatius. Mont. has
been appointed state prohibition di.
rector for the state Of Montana, II
was announced today by Federal Pro.
hibItion Commissioner Haynes.
Associate Director Metcalf, who
has been serving during tho interim
since Q. II. r. Kelly rclinqulshed the
position last summer. win later be
assigned by the office here. II was
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
No Indictments in
Branded Girl Case

TIlLAAOOK. Ore. Feb. IO.-Na
indictments were returned by ths
IillnDook grand jury. following rs
investigation Of the alleged brandin.
b. two hooded men Of Mrs. Nevada
standinh. Of Tillamook. II was learned
today.
The woman charged that iva
masked men entered her home during
the midnight hours last November,
heated metal cross into white heat,
and then branded her breast with
The symbol She endsavored 10 keep
the affair secret. but an investiga-
ton was ordered. and found its way
20 The grand jury.
No further proceedings in the cass
are planned. h was learned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
400 War Veterans
to Attend School

CHICAGO. Feb. i0.--Four hundred
veterans OF the world war. men and
women. win receive scholarships In
the lending universities Of America
By the terms of the win Of Layerne
w. Noyes. who died in 1919. II wns
announced today by trustees Of the
estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
Probe Conditions
for u. S. Farmers

WASHINGTON. Feb. i0.--An in.
vestigation OF economic conditions in
Europe particularly as they affect
the American farmer, VII i.e mndc
hy the department OF agriculture.
Charles J. Brand in charge Of The
economic division Of the packers and
ssockyards administration. will sail
from New York today to conduct the
inquiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-10
N. p. Shop Crafts
Men Back on Job

ST. PAUL. MINI. Feb. i0s--Thr
Eseernted shop Crafts strike was
officially declared Oft On tnc North.
crn Pacific ruilroad by voluntary
action on the par+ q tho strikers.
according TO Northern Pacific offl.
Gals
Officials said few places remained
10 be filled and oricrs have been
Issued 10 give preference 70 mar
RED men and heads OF families,
Ii Is said the Northern Pacific
IL the only railroad in the country
on which strikers voluntarily re-
turned TO work without any agree.
mon, nath the railroad manage
msnf.