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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
SENTENCED ON
LIQUOR COUNT

After one OF the most bitterly con.
tested liquor cases ever fought out
in federal court. Clarence Chambers
and Joe FredsylckS were finally
found guilty Of consf}ir1ng 10 violate
the prohibition laws and were sen.
fenced Monday 90 rs months IN Nc.
Neil Island prison by Judge jeremiah
Neterer. In addition 20 the sentence
they were each fined 800.
The pair was captured last October
near stanwood. when they were
sighted in their launch. the Dragon.
by federal agents. Many shots were
fired. and Frcdcricks was seriously
injured before they surrendered.
Ed Hagen. II. w. Pieiow, Charles
Owens and Chris. Brown. who were
secretly indicted by the recent federal
grand jury. were given until next
Monday 10 enter pleas 10 indictments
charging conspiracy TO violate the
prohibition laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
BANDITS MAY
Be WOUNDED
Police Capture Two, Fire al
Two Others

Two bandit chases were staged on
downtown streets early Tuesday
morning. resulting IN the arrea; Of
two men and the possible vounding
OF two moro. Two other bandits
were at liberty Tuesday after dar.
Ing holdup In tho Phinnsy district.
PatrolmAn Tom Bartlett. at i2ds
n m. raw two young men robblng
an auto at Fifth ave. ana Columbia
at Bartlett ran toward them. irsw.
Ing HIS revolver. Tho bandits fed
as he opened fire. According TO
Bartlett. at least one OF tho men
may have been hit by the bullets.
The stripping OF tho auto was
stopped by the timely arrival OF tho
cop.
One hour after two bandits had
entered shooting gallery at First
ave. and Seneca at. robblnx Miss
Cherry Jode, an attendant. OF her
purse. containing sis. Patroiman
8. u. Doison pursued and captured
John II. Roc. rs, and Joseph Garcia,
Is. at Fourth ave. and Pike NJ.
Roo and Garcia wcre positively
identified as thu robbers by Miss
Jodo. They were held in the city
jail Tuesday on open charges.
Two masked and heavily armed
bandits held up and robbed 8.
woolery. 1915 Phinney ave. ON his
front porch late Monday night,
when ho was returning from tho
theater. Woolory lost t35.a2. he re.
ported. Both bandits wore black
masks and carried largo black re.
volvcra They woro ovorcoa,s and
caps. Woolery said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
SIX TINS OF DREAM
ESSENCE FOUND IN
DOWN TOWN ALLEY

OK neat little tins Of a black
~ syrpp-lke fluid. sticky and
odoriess. repose without an own
er upon the desk Of Sheriff Matt
siarTich. The little tins. each
worth about $3.50 and Weighing
about two ounces. contain coneen-
trated essence Of dreams. known
70 the world a. dope" or snok-
Ing opium.
The opium was turned o-er 20
Sheriff Htarwich late Monday by
Carl orannlni. a resident - Bea-
con Inn. who found them IN the
alley between Second and Third
aycA and Yesler way and wash
ington o. Grannini. walking
thru the alley late Monday. mo-
liced a flesting figure drop
something and start 10 run. His
curiosity aroused. Crannlni
picked up the package. II con-
thinsd the opium.
Sheriff HtArwich viii return the
packages 20 the owner. n he calls
for Il today Otherwise he will
turn Il over TO the federal mar.
ootie squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
COUNTY SAVES
ON LIGHT BILL
City Bid Makes Power Co.
Reduce Prices

While the county commissioners
finally awarded the lighting contract
for the coming year 10 the Puget
Sound Light A Power Co. the offer
OF J. y. HoHa. superintendent o. the
city light department. 10 cut the an.
nuhi electrical bill 80 per cent was
met BY the power company. A. a
direct accomplishment. Buperintend.
ent Ross saved the county 1870
annually for current supplied four
county institutions.
IN recognition OF its status AZ the
second largest taxpayer In King
county, the Puget Sound company
was awarded the contract. the com.
missionors explained. The contract
calls for supplying the county hos.
piial. the detention home. the county
jail and the old Folks home with
current for the year.
Superintendent Ross said that the
competition Of the Hight department
II saving tho citizens ;G.oo0.00o an.
nuhlly1 due 10 competitive prices pre-.
vailing here. The light department
divides the city's business with the
power company about equally. Ross
says. The llght department made
fe94.s0S.is profit In 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
MOVIES MAKE
EN- co WILD
Leopard Throws Lot Into
Confusion; Subdued

Los ANGELES. March so.--rhs
movies arc making tho icopards
wilder.
A supposedly tame leopard ran
Wild during the filming OF picture
called ''Tutankhamen." bit Constance
Earle lightly on tho hand. scratched
Its trainer. Georgia corroscila. and
almost did damage TO half - dozen
other jungle heroes. who were all
dressed up for leopard hunt along
tho Nile.
Tho beast had bean suiky for SOW
erai hours. perhaps over the delay In
oxcavnting King Tut's mummy
from the carpenter shop. and the al.
rector had difficulty In getting IL to
do It's stuff.
Suddenly tho animal ran Wild In
ono OF the scenes. made savage
snap. tearing the hand OF Miss Eario.
daughter OF the director. and then
made for tho other actors, who. how.
ever. pulled Charlie Paddock on the
beast.
Trainer Corrossella rushed for Il
with his barc hands. and. nitho badly
scratched. succeeded In putting It's
collar on and getting II back on tho
lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
DEBT PLAN MAY
Be ANNOUNCED
To Negotiate for Entire
Amount Due u. S.
ny PAUL r. MlLLoN

WASHINGTON. March s0.--New
Negotiations for settlement of tho "a
mainlng 1900. 900. 900 allied nations
owe the United States. viii soon DO
undertaken
France. Italy, Belgium, crecho.
Slovakia ana others may be Informed
officially. u was learned AZ the treas
ury department today. that this gov,
eminent "a preparci-in view OF the
British arrangement--to proceed fur.
thcr with the task u refunding,
While there Il no disposition u this
government TO hasten negotiations
with nations which have not yet paid.
members OF the American refunding
commission believe Il Ia proper that
the remaining debtors should be- In.
vited 20 negotiate on the baAis Of the
British sotticment or 10 suggest
tcrma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
"BABY PEGGIES" TO
BE THE GUESTS AT
A SPECIAL MATINEE

"DABY PEGGIES"--hcar 20.
II The Columbia theater
management has planned a matt.
nee to be held In your honor at 10
a. m. Thursday. All Baby Peg
gies'' entered IN the recent contest
held by The Star. whether they
were among the winners or not.
are wanted at the matinee. Tho
judges, of course. had 10 make
their selections on the basis OF re-
semblance to the original Baby
Peggy OF movie fame. Many
pretty babies who have not brown
eyes and hair, or the attitude OF
Baby Peggy, and therefore were
not named among the winners.
are expected to be at the Thurs
day morning performance with
their mothers.
A complete children's program
has been arranged. Special music
will be played, and 'sBaby Peggy"
In her new comedy. THE Kid Re
porter" will be featured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
RACES THRU AIR
To AID HUSBAND
Countess Carnaryon Over
come ON Plane Voyage

PARIS March sO.-counteHs Car.
narvon. flying with doctor 20 tho
bedside Of her husband. Lord Car
narvon. discoverer OF the tomb OF
ratankhamen. was taken suddenly
m 2ooo feet over Bsauveis during
tho night
The three scatter was forced 20
mako precarious landing in the
pitch darkness. The countess an.
nouHeed today she viii push on by
air "a her husbands side AZ Luxor.
Lord CRrnaryon Is believed 70 have
been bitten by peculiar insect
while AZ work IN connection with
the excavations at the tomb. lie Is
suffering from severe blood poison,
ing.
When word Of her husbands ser.
ions Illness reached London, the
countess ordered out an airpiane.
II was nightfaii by the time she
Was ready. with doctor. TO start.
hut she insisted that the flight
begin.
The three-seater took the air aud
headed across the channel toward
Parts whence Il was intended 10 ny
20 Rome. then 20 Athens and across
the Mediterranean into Cairo.
The strain OF worry ana exhaust.
Ina night flight over northern
France proved too much for the
countess She was taken suddenly
N in mldair. while the plane was
near Beauvais some so kilometers
from Parts, Her condition was such
that the doctor signaied 20 the pilo,
70 risk descent IN the darkness
rather than attempt 10 continue
tbs flight 20 Paris.
The three,seater came down. land.
inE safely.
7 am a nurse myself" the count
ess told the United Press when she
was brought here after recovering
from the attack. "and M place Is
1T my husbands side. I'm going on
by air today. n possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
CAN'T DRILL
IN CEMETERY

poNCA CITY. okla. March 20
A week Of peace for the dead In the
United Brethren churchyard hero
was provided today IN a temporary
order issued by th~ circuit court re-
strnining the Knox on Co. from
erecting derrloks on the hailowed
land.
The oil company contends that I'm.
der n Lease on the rich Tonkawa
petroleum field OF which ti,5 SuT 1 mi
ground u tho beArt. they have tho
right 20 sink wells n they desire.
Relatives OF the dead have insisted
a clause In the lease sxempta the
ohurchyard and armed guards hnye
been posted TO enforce their claim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Cable Hits Junk
Wagon, More Junk

A nearriot resulted on the Ycnier
way cable line AZ 18th ave. Monday
simply because Tho old gray mare.
sho amt what sho used 10 DO many
long years ago"
A Junk wagon. fully loaded. was
stalled at the street crossing. simply
because the nag towing Il baked.
strandinE tho wsSpn sauaraly across
tho tracks J, Kaufman. SIC aIrt
ava. jumped and was not injured.
The horse aiso escaped. Before the
crash there was wagon and much
junk. After tho crash there was
moro junk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Rancher Is Found
Guilty of Murder

MARsHFfELp, Ore. March 20
l. w. Pcare. aged rancher. today
faced a sentence OF death. following
his being found guilty BY jury IN
circuit court here last night OF the
murder OF nelghbor. James Culver.
last December.
The state had secured indictments
against Peare. charging first and sec.
ond degree murder for tho killing OF
Culver and Of the accused mans wife.
respectively. peare had offered a plea
% temporary insanity. asserting that
no had been drinking moonshInc
Tho murders occurred IN the remote
Kitchen creek section. southeast OF
hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Two Men Killed in
Powder Explosion

wILKEsBARRE. PA. March 90
Two men wero killed. one probably
fatally hurt ana several injured
when he packing house OF the Belin
mills. OF the DUPONT Pewter Co. IN
tho woods near Moosic, Pa. blew UP.
completely destroying the mill.
An investigation was started AZ
once 10 determine the cause or the
explosion. Relief was rushed from
scranton and Pittston. Tho exact
number Of injured will no, be known
until ali doctors make their reports.
ms every available house was turned
into Temporary hospital. Consider.
able damage was done 10 other build.
lngs al tho plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Charge Chinese Had
Opium in His Shop

Charged with importing several
hundred gralns OF Jon Sheo, or
opium. into tho country In violin
ton OF tho Harrison narcotic act.
An FonE. an aged Chinese. was on
trial In federal court Tuesday morn.
ing.
Federal officers arr aid 20 have
Taidod All Fongs place below the
line" and TO have confiscatcd over
100 Ernins OF yen sshee.
Tho case was expected 10 90 20
the Jury Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
FIND 700 GALS.
OF MOONSHINE
Police Make Record Haul on
Phlnney Ridge

doors reminiscent OF -yolstead
days that pcrmeated tho ozone OF
Phinney Ridge finally proved the I'M
doing Of man and q woman late
Monday. when Motorcycle Patrolmen
o. l.. Roddsn and N. A. Coons raided
a house NJ 7i2 y. 72nd H.. capturing
n negro and his wife and two huge
ioo-gailon stills. together With nearly
200 gallons OF finished moonshlne
The raid netted one OF the largest
dlntilleries ever found In Seattle. the
police declare. The raid was super
v4sed by Capt. John ]. Haig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Two Scalded When
Water Tank Bursts

An exploding hot wnter boiler IN
mn apartment house Mt 7oio Western
ave-. Monday night drenchcd r.
Nlsnida. 50. landlord. and his son.
Kacto Nishida. ~. with acnldlng
steam and water. Both wcro taken
to the Nippon hospital suffering
from terrible burns about the head
and body. Tho tank became over.
heated. Nishida said. and blew UP
when he was about TO drain II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Narcotic Situation
on Coast Improved

WASHINGTON. March fos--The
Pacific narcotic peddllng conspiracy
has been broken up. Harry ID. Smith.
San Francisco narcotic chief. report.
ed TO prohibition headquarters here
today.
Ssventy-eix new cares were eS.
posed IN the month OF February and
penitentiary sentences imposed aE.
greERtlns rs years.
Conditions In tho Hellywpod.ros
Angeles. Portland and Seattle dis
tricts are being improved rapidly.
the report stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
SAYS CHAMBER
FOR RICH MEN
LampIng Tells Madison Club
OF Port Deal
BY Fielding Lennon

Prefaclng his remarks with the
statement, that the Seattle Cham
Der OF Commerce II bunch o.
selfish men banded together for the
benefit Of the rich % Seattle. George
n LAmplnE. Seattle port commits.
sioneF. Monday night told the mem
hora OF the Madison Park Improve
ment club OF the fight that they
viii have on their hands 20 author
lac tho purchase Of the Skinner q
Eddy shipyard sits No. 2
THE purchase OF this site will be
a wonderful thifs for the people 81
Seattle" Lamplng Eaid. ''and Il lal
for this reason that the Chamber
Of Commerce II opposing it
Il know they have tried 10 make
me out liar. but don't caro- what
they say about me. ! arm working
for the best Interests Of the city
at least.
Tho head Of tho chamber can go
bankrupt the chamber itself can go
bankrupt. but I'm going 90 put up
an awful fight every time that
crowd tries TO put this city into
bankruptcy. and that IL exactly
what they would IKE 20 DO" he
charged.
This l. your city and Il II up
Ca you 10 run II and not LET the
Chamber Of Commerce run II. !
won't stand for them running I, and
neither viii any other good oitiEen.
Neither will aiand 20 have this
city run by newspaper editor.
colonel. general. or something. who
got his title by having tho portera
on tho PuilmAns salute him"
The Improvement club meeting
WI. held In honor of Rep. Charles
leighton, representative from that
district ana president o. the club.
for M. work az the legislature.
IamplnK spoke briefly OF leigh.
toms record al the state capitol
and scored the political machine
that tried 10 discredit him.
II know what a fellow II up
agains, when he tries 20 be square
and buck that snns down there,
he said. Thu, I'm Glad. AZ least.
that this district had man who
had the nerve 10 start and finish
H.
'some,imes You havn 20 send men
away 10 really get 10 know what r.
In thsm." LAmpinE concluded That
was tho casa with leighton"
Following tampins's address.
leighton sketched the actions ~ the
past leKislRtura. swing tho inside
story Of how the laws passed ara no,
for the bsGefis % the people. but for
the benefit OF the lobbyists and tho
Interests thsy represent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Plan for Class In
Home Furnishing

A ciass In home furnishing Is TO
be opened by tho University OF
Washington extension service. April
1. provided that the registration for
the class Is largo enough
The course viii deal with the ap-
piication OF structural art principles
10 choice arrangement OF household
and comparative costs
Meetings win b. hsld at the uni
versity. In room 800. Home Econo-
mics hall. "wednesday. from 4:i5 TO
.. m. and Saturday from 20 IL
a m Detailed Information can be
had and registration be made at
the University Extension Service
building. on the campus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Breaks Fire Plug,
Several Get Wet

After Running fire hydrant at
18th ava and Madison ST. Monday
night possibly 10 test the strength
of his bumpers. the driver OF large
now sedan fed when tho fire plug
broke at the base. sending up Il
geyssr Of water. Several pedestrians
were soaked before they could gain
shelter. Tho driver OF tho car made
a successful escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
I. J. KOHLER,
LAWYER, DEAD

I. J. Kohlcr. 10 years old. who
was prominent Seattle lawyer.
died early Tuesday at his home.
22is First ave. w. He leaves a
widow and throo children, all OF
whom are married.
Kohlcr camo 10 Seattle In 1908
and has practiced law In tho Mehl.
horn building for nearly 10 yeara.
He was formerly prosecuting Mt.
torney In Michigan, whore no lived
for several years previous 10 his
coming here. The children surviv.
Ing him are Inca J. Kohier. Mira.
Lawrence Crane and Mrs. Albert
Prnthcr. alf widely known and re.
siding in Seattle.
A private funeral win be held
and intermont will be at Ever.
green park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Negro Drops Dead
of Heart Disease

While working on the deck Of the
steamship Fulton at tho Union PA.
clfio dock Monday afternoon. George
inKrahan. negro dsekhand. dropped
dead OF heart diseases. His address
and the names OF hia relatives or
frisnda arc unknown 10 tho coroner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Film Company Fire
Loss Is $40, 900

PORTLAND. March 2o.--Fire last
night destroyed the wooden studio OF
the American Lifeograph Co, mo-
ton picture concern. with a loss 70
building. stored equipment and films
amounting TO approximately $4,000.
The fire started In the developing
room. No one but the night
Waterman was In the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
.ulatto Sentenced.
to Die for Crimes

WACO, Tex, March 2o.--Roy
Mitchell. mulatto, alleged murder
fiend. for the second timc was con.
victed OF murder ana sentenced TO
death by n jury here.
After celebrating three minutes.
the jury found Mitchell guilty OF XIII.
ing Mrs. Ethel Dcnccamp. whose
body. with that OF w. 70. Holt wna
found Mt lonely spot near horc last
january.
Mitchell was convicted OF tho muir.
dor OF Holt Saturday and sentenced
to death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Four Injured When
Driver Takes Nap

Four Seattieises who were injured
IN an automobile accident at Pho
necr, near Vancouver. Wash. Mon.
day. were reported recovering Tues
day. The four are o. r. Seefar.
workman for the Cascade Fixture
Co.: John Miner. real estate
salesman; r. ~. Wagner. a work.
man for ths Cascade Co. and Mrs.
Wagner. Tho accident occurred
when Seefar. who was driving. fen
asleep and the car went over an
emhankment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Wife Of Justice
Agent Dies Here

The body OF Dorothy skclly. wife
Of well known department OF
Justice operative. who died Sunday
nt her homo 1919 10th ave. NJ, win
be taken 20 Chicago for burial. Mrs.
Shelly formerly lived in Chicago blu,
camo hero with her husband during
the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Held for Stealing
Car Last October

Howard James was arrested In
Tacoma Monday charged with the
theft OF a Ford coupe last October
from Mrs. Mary Asattson. He was
driving the car In Tacoma when
picked up by the officers. He will
be brought back to face a grand
larceny charge Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Hiram Refuses to
Discuss Politics

PARIS. March :o.--'I refuse 10
talk politics either domestic or inter-
national
This was tho reply OF Senator
Hiram johnson today. when asked
whether he would enter the 1894
presidential primaries in opposition
TO President Harding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Try Narcotic Cases
Under Beeler Law

Charlie John. charged with posses
sion Of narcotics: Ben Mink and r.
Saunders. charged with intent TO
sell narcotics were TO be arraigncd
before Judge Otis w. Br,nksr In nu.
perior court late Tuesday under the
new Becicr anti-drug act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
$3.50, 900 Loss in
Stockyard Blaze

CHICAGO. March 2o.--Firr q; the
Chicago s;ockyards early today
caused loss Of about $4,000. The
plant Of tho Mercury Manufaciur.
Ing Co. was totally destroyed. Fifty
electric trucks were lost In tho blaze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
Hearings on Right
of Way April II

Hearings to condemn tho skagit
power right OF way thru Snohom.
ish county will be held at Everett
April II. Corporation Counsel II. j..
l.. Kennedy announced Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
"Frosh" Blossom
Out in Green Cans

University "frosb" blossomod on,
Monday In tho scason's vcrdant
groon caps. They will DO required 10
appear Until juno IN tho regular
green hcadscar Of tho ycurling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
CUTS CLOTH CLOSELY
IN DOORN CASTLE

IN DO0RN CASTLE
Tho court chamberlain later sx.
plained 90 mo how. IN Doom castle.
one must "cut the cloth closely. :"
especially a. .ionE NJ negotiations
between crown and state regarding
division Of the emperor's fortune
continues. They must live modesily
herr. when guests are invited the
dinner consists OF soup. an entrce,
meat and dessert.
For their own meals, the ex'kaircr
and kAiserin have one meat and
fruit. Fridays menu. for instance.
consists Of
Thick soup. baked solo and cake.
This was considered great feast
In closing the Interview. tho
princess recalled her old home In
the sahhor country, whence many
letters have come 70 her rejoicing
in her forthcoming trip. she goes
10 slleSiA next month TO join her
eldest boys at school In Germany.
who will be on their holidays,
I mentioned that a. a stockholder
In the Gruenberger zeltung-a news
paper published near saabor-she
must be interested In journalistic
things.
''Yos. my interest Il. indeed. &C.
tive" Hennlne replied. II have al
ways advocated thru the press the
settlement Of social differences
permit me 20 say for myaelf--noi
entirely without success"
As We were exchanging few
words in parting. tho prineoss
greeted her playing children AZ tho
Eatswny. Tho children noisiiy and
joyfuliy hailed her. took her hands
and they disappeared into the park.
Herminc looked happy as any bride
could.
The court chamberlain subsequent.
iy assured me That talk Of any az.
fercnces wishln the Hohcnxoliern
household. hidden away from tho
usual world bywayn. was purely
fantasy OF fevcrci journalistic
minds.
Tho vfllagers-they arc no, en-
tlrciy without prriudices and surely
willing 10 gosaip--ray that what
they have seen OF the couple bears
out the statement tina, wilhelm and
his bride are real heneymoonerR-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
STARTS ON PAGE 1
HERMINE
HERE'S MORE ABOUT

modesily. could be seen la his brides
remarks about the growing hard
,insa IN Germany. with consequent
flood Of appeals FOR help.
Unfortunately. u has been lmaos
sihle 90 NEE, an requests Hermine
said. "suppicants who AJAX for 10
or 70 Euildei-sa or fs-and think
they arc quite modest do no, under.
stand our situation. that h for us
considerable stin, ~ money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
WATER sHuT.oFF NOTICE
Pyramid Pile suppositorfes Arc
Known Everywhere for the
Wonderful Relief They
Have Given.

II you are ono OF those unfortu.
distress OF itching, bleeding. pro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-20
s2'41:7s

The suits in this group come
In trleotineA. poire; twiiilS
fancy plaid sport suits and
tweeds in pleasing array OF
attractive models.
Purchase your Easter apparel
the FLORENCE upstairs way AZ
a genuine saving. New Spring
Frocks, Goats. Suits. Wraps
and Millinery.