The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-11
BUREAU OF
M ISSING
RELATIVES

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Tho star sasitss its readers 60 use TN.
department a. an aid In finding niisslng
relatives or fri~ads The department ia
10 hello In rruniiinE tlinss whe have been
separated. These whose relatives ~
friends arc missing are invited 20 sepuri
tho disappearance directly 10 The star.
Reader. Who may knaw the whefsabsuts
o. persons mentioned In this column ~
missing are requested aisa 10 ferari 60
70 reproduce such nsns viii Interest
their readers.
w. W. SCOTT. Sc. last seen at
Brooklyn. ~. T.. Is sought by tho
Bureau Of Missing Persons OF the
New York city police department,
Anyone having information concern
ing him 10 requested 10 write TO he.
tectivc John Humphrey OF tho bureau.
CiIAS. w. JOHNSTON will be aent
ticket and money for his return 10
Atlanta. Ga. by his mother. Mrs. J.
NJ. Johnston. II he viii send her hin
address. according TO letter from
Mrs. Johnston. Johnston was last
heard from in Seattle. when he wrote
TO his mother and failed TO give his
address,
MRS. JOSEPH 0GRIs, widow OF
Joseph ogrss. whoac maiden name
was Ethel Iianold. has not been heard
from for approximately seven years.
writes heg brother. !. Il. Hanoid, Of
Van Hook. n, OAK. who IL seeking
Information concerning her where.
Rhouts. lie wishes 10 give her n
home. az HIS wife in dead. hts letter
says. The missing woman formerly
lived in Seattle.
RALPH G. WIiITMoRE:, son OF
Mrs. Louis Kniseley. OF 30 N. Pearl
st.. Buffalo. n. y. has not written
homo since he left in 1890. she writes.
She Is anxious to get in touch with
her son, and requests anyone know.
lng Of his whereabouts to advise her
BERNARD DAILY, who lived nj
tho Puget Sound hotel. Seattle. In
1918. and has dropped from Sigh,
since. Is sought by hia sister, Rose
DAILY, OF ass W. fifth IT.. New York
city. sho does not know whether he
u living or dead. and requests ans.
one having information concerning
the missing man 20 send her word
Mrs. NELLIE HOWE, JOHN
I.AuRiTsEN. MARTIN DAHL AND
CONNIE D0RyiN can obtain toio.
grams addressed 10 them and con.
tanning news Of the deaths OF rcln,
lives OF friends by calling AZ the main
office Of tho Western Union Tcle.
graph Co The parties named have
not been found Mt the addresses car.
ried In tho messages.
ANDREW FRANK NIcRIOs.
who has not been heard from by his
family since he went to work some
time ago on the boat Alice. plying
between Seattle and Aiaaka b
sought by his halfsis,cr. Mrs. ). c.
Drew. IL r.. Hartford st., Ashly. Pa.
Nicklos' aged mother IA In IN health.
the message states.
GEORGE A. JOHNSTON, believed
TO be in either Oregon or Washlng.
ton. IL requested 10 communicate
With his wife. Mrs. George johnston.
nj 1850 Thompson st., Los Angeles.
She has not heard from or OF him
since October ~. 1924. when he dis.
appeared
MRS. PORTER FEATHERS IA the
object Of search By her daughter
Helen Feathers, Of Knoxville. Tenn,
care Of Draughan Business College.
who has not seen her mother Since
she was years Of aec. According
TO the letter from Miss Feathers. sbo
believes her mother has marrled
again. md Is now residing in Wash.
inGton. Mrs. Feathers maiden nnmo
was Beatrice Hall.
TIE SISTER Of James Butler. Of
Baldwin Park, Cal. Is sought by him
and his brothers George and RAY.
mond Butler. he writes. The girl has
never been seen by her brothers. who
do not know her name. sho was
adopted some years ago in Chicago
or Cleveland. they believe. Her
probable age is given as 20 or 20.
WILDER ELLA ROSE, last heard
or when sailing on the Great Lakes.
IL requested by his family 20 get in
touch with them thru his son. n 7,