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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25
Eastern Star Entestsias Visitsr

Mrs. Nell X Irion. Of Standpoint
grand mntron Of the Eastern Star
Was an Official visitor ~ the local
lodge Monday night. A very interest
ing meeting was held during which
time initiation Was conferred. Sever
Al shor; ;xlks and = sumptuous ban
que; followed the basn session.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25

n,r,no ael,a Na,,<ta n.,arnAora.
Get your uilk mad, br.ad n ths
Palm Kakevy.
an
ksr Bean Nov. Z.
n r u..a.. "a lii. a, R
l.. -. II yr.m.., u.,A.y
s.vN u,,.,. ,,.,o,. -, Ill
your ~vsin. Look for better prices.
q. n. w.oAv so~ "a, Ma a,
hauling. Overland IFaastsr. Phens
GfsPes Ies sAis. elFns vasist'es.
F-@... c.Is~ai, -, y"
IA Bal. of Ola, seeonpsns.d BY
Eddls Hoibrook of Sweet. wa In town
tie ART Of the week.
uiss imp.oyinx The houss on his
ranch south Of town.
a.. s.,.,s ~, ...IS
F"~sss. 0orooa bsoss building.
Have hardy sAruhs. floussinr bait.
ana PLANTS FOR sale oy Ms. n. 4
Madden, AIS second 81. 2-gp.
r.. -. go -. -. !. "a
So. EN- Iasha VA, q ua. a.
Mss Ayftis o"sa'h' enc OF esf ss-
nsssss' Sisf'hoss otsss'"fs. mas e~sh
Af' ana MI Harold nsFt"a Ahs
Mrs. u >, t.Ah % cascade we're IA
hshmsa A"sdss On nasr Wy 70
''"Sss-
Inc sSstfssfAAs iAases Aaa
ins eaA Ass ~ ~ S"sh an
'''ss'h n0''s sss- isafsaas' NOV l. 81
." "s'eSA
Mss. n. J. Rsbinson Of Nssaps il
nasns s Gays tnis VISA "a
z az fsess 81 '1s s-'sAs % hss sea- %
- h
DoasAnsss ssa eoaee liAs mother
sss-d 20 saaks. eaiy 10 oeHis AT ths
hsmfnax sss Joy ~
-.
us.cessl.s. Is the date sslec,ed
~ 81. M2rs,s Galaa for their Christ.
Gas t..ss. All kinds of faaey and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25

10 between Idaho University and Orr
gon agricultural college teams. Tickets
are on sac 1t the Owyhse hotel
Mail orders should be sent TO Claude
w. Gibson. Empire building, Boise,
accompanied by check.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25

John Stout. ninety-six years old, an
Indian scout for Csnersi Custer 1t
the time Of the Custer Massacre, died
recently in Delaware. Oklahoma. He
escaped massacre by hiding in the
esrcaKs of = dead buffalo.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25
lett NEWS

bssa turned out Of tn
Top. canal
seSvieo-OvesiAAA Trans.
2A3 o. 81.
moment IN -BUaksE
mar ..
Dton vas . basinsss visi-
Meadows Saturday.
= G. A. r Circle viii
evening with tbs Aissss
p d. Kaips was down
Aeh ct HessesAes Bend
plsgAts vas hsEs from
u "a . basinsss miasioa
~. . sAipmsat Of rugs
. onss anA eome In all
IDAHO Fur. 4 Hdu, Co.
Drin< Mann. correspond
Of the Supreme r. T. q.
itsnds.d . business $50
vsil Aosdsy.
- has haisked the har-
y apple crop east Of town
y. Saturday, fer his home
elseo.
} {. T. Mosl,s1 viii be
lo- ,A2, he Is recovering
DIS sscrhi operation And
b eosse hosss sooa.
J II Sssei sssarhsd Tues
psoari. He sasae the trip
j hs purchased srosa ,hs
garage t~sarv he ies,
]. contractor u the Boise /
lb~r eompsny ~ cabsr- |
PISS tbs asss Of the seek
-, his sasaiiy here ssr
npsoa Craig ard Mrs.
W hare bs~s stsssssf re-
fcs serssAl weeks. de-
fdas ,ST tAssf hose at
,iif
per .as . caiassll sssi-
HE sas ssyins see-s~f
IateA HAL tesoss 81 tho
sas serssoa arc Zoo ssnsii
ism<ets
sms.h. rzsskeal iassrar.
'nsssss seAseais. -as ersf
~ Tuesday 20 gre hss
.esksa srsd s.ss with The
assAes,sa and The asnd
-ks sss~sasd sh~
ass-siss Of me K~a-asA
Nos<up. iass ~v~A. pas
rene~s Of che kosas board
ssSses 81 The LADIES' Of
rs,a. Errss With snd
are gsss se The S~cssh
II Re, Paris IL eAsp~ss
~ ard dosas The esohinr
asniss Pal COOKED evv
Of soar dos9A bssesii.
J and then Rad 10 sAts
self Besides ether vie.
= yaisss shey rs. . deer
sinx 10 r~.srn -fsyesss {
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25
=. D.. We.dy fer yo.r hs.liax.

MAJ GusetAss. painass 40 Isssss-
IT,. Pheos i73-W.
A play without = villain IL bun.
ker Bean" Nov. 2.
Let tbs Overland Transfer do your
hau'ing. Phone 292 o. 81.
r II. Miles was . business visitor
from Garden Valley Tuesday.
Mrs. Msuds Beaver il here from
Los Angeles trsnsartinG business.
a20 Acres dry land. close In for sale
cheap. o. exehsnxe for Emmett pro-
psrty. Nrs. A. Bliss. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Shane and Mr..
and Mrs. Claire Shane spent Sunday
visiting with friends in Boise
Get some inside DOPE on how the
big deals are pull I'd OF on Wall street
You VII So IL in Bunker Bean"
Nov. 2
womAn's Foreign Missionary So
Getty vii. meet with Mrs. W. W.
Hoops Thursday. Nov. !.
Jus, received. . shipment Of rugs.
They are nice ones and come in all
siEss- Call Idaho Fur. 4 Hds. Co.
Members Of the American Legion
viii hold business session in the
Commercial Club rooms tomorrow
sirki
A marriage license WAS issued In
Ca 'dssli OF Mondsy 10 J. W. Gardner
Of EmHeii and Sally Tornhiil Of
Ssmpa.
Just received. . shipment Of rags.
They arg nice ones and come Ia all
Sizes Call idaho Fur. 4 Hds. Co.
Mr., and Mrs. John d. Or Of Pay
elite attended the American Legion
convention in SsnFrsnelsoo
las. seek.
The board Of the Gem County
chapter Of the Red Cross VIII hold =
taeessng tonight ., the AbstrHc; Of
aoe.
George Stanley, local ji,ney driver.
ran inte oss Saturday evening and
geo INC 'F"n' eh' % mas eAf ="
!. considerable extent
Mr.. and Ms, J. L. kohlsssdts form
~ Esnasst residents. have located >;
Calf. They wish 90 be re-
nc 70 tH'"sf' ''a'
nsashneis and coffee IKE mother
i c. p.,rsrr..s s.is Na, M .as 70
4 Sc bargains. bargain bargains,
is,se se.,. .-,.iaxxs a, .A~ Rise
p.x~,,. ts,,nl.., oona.,. !, ,hs he.
.s.. c,nn a. c.h.,,a, .a,..,. s.,u,.
/. 90 Masas, NTH E,pme,, ,r,cna,
he summer .ori ses the state forest
department. a, Smiths Ferry and hs,
~sssned q Emmett, 10 sp~na tho win.
e..
go, ns-.-a.
4. - ,,s,a-..-, - -, -.
-, -
-, So. -. o.
-. -
Frank .Mccsse. who hs, been
powder man ~ forrest service
act, ut, hair Ynu.,.cA. and eve.
- - -as -,- -
seV' !"
he result 81 handling high explosives
ct. r. 49,. u..sa
80 ''
the mountain states leiepn"ns
onrany. left here yesterday for
In Of INSPECTION over the Emmett
.,a. Is,. "a. III, r.l. "a n.o...
=,
w 'eps''e 70 Pssee 'ne ''ne 81 'a''-
axh shape for ;hs winter.
NJ. and Mrs. Carl Lane returned
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25

Get your milk-made bread II ths
Palm Bakery.
ST. Anthoay's Altar Society viii
have . baxsr in tie near future.
Watch for the date.
Call Dan Woody for your wood
hauling. either by wagon or truck.
Phone 2S2. II
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25

Saturday sftesAsoa. With saeh II
The Grst twelve t5yoo greceTy srAsra.
re vili give . l1-saart mix pail
Coed thiags 6ss't hst Ieax. There
Eose. Ne say - yea. vhsa yea zee
this s1vestissnsof. Ms . geod tine
u b0y.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25
AruI.tIre nav FeseAall

The amnuAl Arlnistics day football
game viii " hsld n Doise Nevsnssr
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-25
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Ut the Gol1oa RaIe Store.

NsiIsasl Disesh Ginger Sssps.
H.. fer tSs-
6e1s Crackers an u. hs1) 39e.
Rolled shsshsss (fresh ist) PER
IL. 11e.
Del Mo0s 6oeAless Rsisins (Asw
CROP l5-ox. pig. 5 Dkgs- fer Sc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-26

SCRCBBING COMBINA-
TION--consisting of one 10
quart galvanized pail. one
scrub mop and four bars Of
soap. Regularly QOo
$1.15. Speclal....... on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-26
Sports Skirts, $685.

Knife pleated of Roshanara crepe, whit
serge and novelties; regular sizes; in grays
tans, cocoa, black and white; at $5.95.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-26

KNOCKDOWN WINDOW
FRAME SCREENS First
quality. size 36x36. COM
plete with directions and
fixtures for assembling.
Regularly 75c. Spe- E0r
cial .............. Wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-26

"ACAIEs ICE CREAM
FREEZEIRS e-quart size,
makes delicfohsIce Cream,
Water Ices. .Sherbets or
frozen buildings in 5 min
.utes. Regularly $1.25. 2Qo
Special s......*.... wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-26
Jacquettes, 1926

OF all-wool Jersey; Tuxedo effects; witt
or without sleeves Sport styles and shade
rose, green, heather and novelties. Size
16 to AZ, at 1895.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-26

CONVEX KETTLES -
gray enameled ste |,
choice of 2 styles. slight
imperfections, S-quart size.
r e g u larly $1.25. Tx
Special ............. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-26
Knicke1:s at 81. 95

Arriving at this writing Women's and
Misses Khaki Knickers, for hiking, motor
ing and sports. Wait until you have noted
the style, finish and fit and wondered at
the little price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
FIVE BILLS GO
BEFORE HOUSE

OLYMPIA. Jan. fs.--Frve bills In.
troduced and reported out by com.
ni,sees Monday claimed the bulk Of
the attention OF the lawmakers IN
tho lower branch OF the state legis.
lature.
House bin No. 40. introduced by
Representative Bassett. OF Spokane
stated that no auto license shall be
issued unless the applicant shall fur.
nish evidence that previous taxes on
tho car have been paid.
House bill No. Al provides that all
bonds issued by counties. cities
towns. school districts. municipal cor.
porations. port districts and metro
poli'an park districts shall be in ~
rial form.
The establishment OF Puyaliur
game preserve II provided In house
bill No. AZ. introduced by Repre-.
sentative Mckinney. OF Pierce.
House bill No. ~ contains n Joker
which enables berry growers TO sell
bushes without permit from the al.
rector OF agriculture.
House bill No. "a was reported by
tho committee on medicine and re-.
lates TO the proper labelling OF drugs
and canned goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
BILL
UP IN IDAHO

BorsE. Idaho. Jan IA direct
primary bin. sponsored BY the Ada
county delegation and the republican
members from Boundary. Jefferson
and Bear Lake counties. was intro
duoed Monday morning In the house
Of representatives.
The measure provides for a state.
wide nominating election for all con-
ercrsionai. state. district and county
offices: non-politicai judiciary; reg
issrstion Of electors under oath by
party sffiilation. . state platform
convention. composed OF party can.
didaiss and committees. and nom.
mating committee for parties not
eligible to hold a primary election
The bin repeating the $50 tobacco
tar. passed by tho 10th Legislature.
was passed by the house this morn.
ing. The bin giving the governor
power 10 fili vacancies In the legfs.
lature also was passed by the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
MOTHER NAMES
IMAM IN CASE"
She Whispers Accusation al
Daughters Funeral

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 23.--Inveetiga.
ton Of the mysterious death Of
FRITZ Mann. dancer. today conferred
around n man whose name Mrs.
Amelia Mann. mother Of the dead
dancer. whispered over the still. white
form OF her daughter here late yes.
tsrday. as the body was lowered Into
the grave.
A reward OF 500 waH offered by
private parties for information lead
ing 20 the arrest OF tho murderer.
In the meantime officers made II
clear that they had not made public
all OF the facts they had gathered
regarding the case and intinated de.
velopmants OF AN important nature
might be expected.
Miss Mann's funeral was most
Dramatic Not more than 20 per.
sons. all former friends or relatives
Of the dead girl. attended.
Mrs Mann stood with bowed head
beside the cankst an Rabbi Maxwell
~ Dublin read tho simple funeral
service. Suddenly she stepped for.
ward. bent over the white clad body
of her daughter and whispered a
mans name.
"He has done this" sho sobbed.
No word was spoken 10 her, but
hardly had tho earth been packed
over the grave OF FRITZ Mann when
detectives were hurrying away 10
work on this latest clue 20 the
identity OF the person who may
have been. in some way. respon.
sible for the death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AMUNDSEN
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

last July until this coming JunA.
Hammer expected to return 70 So
attis in December but became III
In London and returned to Ham
burg. where hs has been under
IN. care OF specialists
He IL expected 20 leave Europe
within = few days and come back
to Seattle. via New York. Hero
he will communicate with Amund-
san by wireless and cable and pre-.
pare whatever Amundscn wishes
And what Of tho MAuds7 Seven
days on a hell-nhip. each night cir
months long. each day six months
long. eooped up within the narrow
confines OF tho schooner, buffetcd by
Icy gales. torscd BY cracking. grind.
Ing Ice floes. with a foot or no Of
tough wood between them ana death
Old.tim@ Alasieans viii tell you that
two men. alone In a cabin during a
winter. win grow 90 hate each other.
will aieep on their weapons and bs
ready 10 murder each other with tho
monotony Of II.
VIII flaming passions break loose
on tho Maude and destroy tho mem
bcrs Of the crew. WIN the huge leo
cakes cave in tho sides OF the ship
like eggNheils7 Or will they win
thru untll Amundsen rejoins them
or tho Arctic &c. releases them on
the other side OF the world. free to
return TO civiiizationr
That In a question that fate must
answer. But DIR. Matthew. knowing
personally Capt. Oscar Visiting. com.
mander Of the Maude: DIR. IL. ".
sverdrup, expedition scientist. and
the other members of the picked
crew. believes they WIN triumph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
RESERVATIONS
ARE EXPORTED
Floggers Force Officials to
Leave Jobs

HARRISON. An. Jan. 7s-Mu.
nicipai officers. favorable 20 tho "cit.
liens committee" which has con.
trolled Northern Arkansas for the
last week. win replace Mayor J. L.
ciute. Marshal Parr and Council.
men. who resigned last night.
Tho designations were offered fol
lowing pressure OF the citizens
committee which seized control
when suspension OF operations OF
the Missouri and North Arkansas
railroad was threatened because OF
bridge burnings and other out
breaks.
While the change was being made
hero. a mass meeting. called by the
constituted officials nj Eureka
Springs. pledged support 70 IN. "citl
z1ns' committee- and warned strik.
ina railroad workers against holding
meetings.
The state legislator. az Little
Rock viii continue the probe OF
tho iynchinR Of Z. G. Gregor and
flogsfns of n score Of other strikers
by the mob which assembled here
a week nwo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
BATTLE RACES
OVER SUBSIDY

OLYMPIA. Jan. as---one 81 the
hitfercst floor battles OF the present
session OF tho senate was predicted
for Tuesday morning over senate
Joint memorial No. :. urging con-
greSs 10 pass the ship subsidy bill
The memorial was introduced last
week by Senators Adamson Of Snoho.
mish and Hastings OF King. and was
expected TO be referred from tho com
mittes on memorials Tuesday morn
ing.
senator George Christensen. demo-
craf. was nrfmrd 20 lead tho attack
against the memorial and was backed
by several OF the members who have
10 date shown q decided tendency 10
insurgr from the "old guard
Opposition 20 the memorial was
also h~ing lined up IN the house In
case II should pass tho senate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
EXPECT STORMY
DAY IN HOUSE
New Bills Align Opposing
Factions

OLYMPIA. Jan. Tuesdays
session OF the lower branch OF tho
state legislature was TO be a repe,i,
ton Of Mondays more or less
stormy meeting Rns definitely
allgning the opposing factions were
20 be introduced. The most import.
ant OF these was measure sub.
united by Representative Bone OF
Pierce. which provides that the fig-
urcs submitted by corporations FOR
rate making purposes shall be open
20 county assessors for tas.levying
purposes
The committee on medicine. den.
tistry, pure food and drugs was to
report Tuesday on a measure deal.
ing with tho licensing OF BARRIERS
This bin STIMULATES those eligible 20
practice OF barber trade and includes
number 81 provisions relative TO
tho physical health and moral NJ.
ness OF BARRIERS.
The Beeler Narcotic bin. which
would make inc nos@eHHion OF drugs
prima faeie evidences 81 intent TO
sell. was 20 be reported out with
the recommendation that n pass. ac.
oordins 10 members OF tho com.
mittee 20 which Il was referred
This measure has been strengthened
20 a great extent By amendments
and will have a great influence In
curbinK the sale OF drugs. accord.
ing 20 members OF the committee.
Another measure making u a
groa. misdcmeanor for any person
60 make false statement regarding
ownership Of an auto which no or
she intends 90 cell or hnv. repaired.
was 10 be introduced In tho house
BY Representative Olson OF Pierce.
This bin Ia introduced for the pro.
lection OF car dealers and garage
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
GIRL ASSASSIN
NOT RECRETFUL
She Kills Paris Editor When
Other Man Escapes
ny InIiN DE GANpT

PARIS, Jan. a-police believe
Mile. Germaine Berton pretty girl
anarchist, who shot 90 death Mariua
Plateau. royalist editor. yesterday.
WA implicated la last years bomb
attack upon American Ambassador
Myron T. iierrlck.
Attic tho girl. who wounded her.
seif IN the breast In nm attempt at
suicide. was extremely weak In
prison hospital today. detectives
questioned her closely regarding thu
grenade sent TO the American en-.
oaAsy.
Mile. Berton's handwriting waa
compared with that ON the cover OF
the perfume box IN which tho bomb
that exploded IN the embassy,
woundinE an empioye. Was encased
Threatening letters written Ambas'
sador Herriok at the time OF ths
attack. also wero compared
The shooting of NJ. Plateau. gen.
eral secretary OF L'Action Franchise.
monarchist organ. was not premed
itated. Mile. Berton disclosed. ahs
had intended TO kin Deputy Leon
Daudet. son OF the famous author,
a prominent royalist. she declared
After repeated attempts 20 lure
Daudot 20 rendezvous had failed
Mile. Berton went 90 thu office OF
the paper owned by the deputy and
ended by shooting the editor.
Tell the communists | did my
duty" was her only mex~age.
Assassination Of tho royaiist edi
tor aroused passions OF the Came
iots." n band OF monarehiat sym
pathixcrs and anti.r~dr and tho lat
ter stormsd thru Parts streets LAT,
LAST night attempting 20 raid
Humanite. the communis, daily. and
20 avrnge he death OF Plateau
iiasty mobilization OF xendarmc'
broke up the demonstration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Robs Benefactors
of Cash and Watch

Monday night he appeared as a
worn and weary traveller. starving
and broke. Tuesday he was being
sought a. tho man who robbed his
benefactors. Joseph Patrick and c. A.
Johnson. OF SEQ and gold watch.
Patrick gave shelter 20 the hun
cry stranger Monday night, after he
had. unknown TO Patrick. robbed
johnson OF his watch. Patrick also
awoke to find the stranger gone and
likewise his $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Nolan's Successor
Being Chosen Today

San FttANCfSco, Jan. 71.--San
Francisco voters were AZ thu polls
today 20 name successor 20 tho
late Congressman John l. Nolan.
labor leader IN the house.
Seven candidates were IN the race.
including Mrs. Mac Nolan. widow
Of IN. late congressman. who sought
election on platform OF carrying
out the policies which her husband
inAugurated
Others were:
George Kidw~li. farmsr-lAbor par
~. Fred y. Weiss. who opposes blue
lawn: Clarence A. Henninx. demo
crx,: VI. J. Mcclure. labor man VINO
opposes Assatio immigration and
prohibition: Edwin q. Bath. member
Of IN. board Of supervisors: w. T..
Won Krnkan. snti.prohibitionist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
IA PRISONERS
SHOT IN RIOT
100 Take Part In Maryland
Prison Battle

BALTIMORE Md. Jan ga
Fourteen prisoners were shot and
thrce guards injured by clubs when
prisoners rcvoltcd at the Maryland
house Of correction today.
The fight ragged in the rofectory
from the breakfast hour $50 a m,
untn 10 a m.
The guards used pistols, shotguns
and fire hose. The prisoners fought
with chairs and clubs.
One hundred prisoners. who took
part In tho riot. were finally sub
dued and are In close confinement.
The guards were led during the
battle by warien William N. Tank.
ford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
Councilmen Go to
Olympia as Lobby

Counciimen John e. Carroll. r. L.
Blaine and Oliver T. Erickson. OF
the council legislative committee.
ieft for Olympia Tuesday morning
70 act a. lobby at the state legis.
iature. As a result OF an opinion
by Corporation Counsel Thomas J,
l. Kennedy. who ruled that funds
appropriated for expenses OF coun.
Gil lobby az the capital would be II.
legally expended. the men are pay.
Ing their own expenses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
KU KLUx CONDEMNED
BY MAN WHO WROTE
"ClANSMAN" STORY

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-"we
have already reached tho point
OF riot and bloodshed. and unless
this thing Is throttled promptly.
we are In sight OF martial law"
Thomas Dixon, author of ''The
Clansman," declared In a dcnun-
citation OF the modern X. X. X.
hero last night.
Speaking before tho American
Unity league. Dixon. who i'm
mortalized the Southern khan OF
civil war reconstruction days, de.
scr1hed the modern organizations
prescription OF the negro race un.
der conditions OF modern life as
utterly uncallcd for. stupid and
inhuman."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23

the merchant replied; fine when
they're ripe. but those are green.
Here. III give you fow. Put 'em
in your pockets and take 'em homo
and let 'em ripen. But don't eat EN-
now"
The immigrant boy couldn't wait.
Slyly he took q persimmon out of his
pocket and. a block or two from the
grocery. bit into II.
a moment afterward he touched
his brother on the arm.
Tim" he said. with some diff.
Guilty. us there anything I ought to
say TO your"
"why. dunno said Tim. why
do you ask me that2'
Because" said the immigrant boy
with a wry face. ~ there is, it's got
TO be quick, because Pm--I'm closin'
upr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-23
NEW PROTEST
BY GERMANY

WARRINGTON. Jan. ~. - Ger
many today again protested 20 tie
world aEaina, French and BelEian &C.
cupasion OF tho Rnhr.
Formal notes are being delivered
20 tho French. British. Italian AMI
Beigian governments In tho capitals
OF those countries. protesting sgninst
the action OF occupation and In
forcing German officials Of tfs AZ.
frcted r~sions 10 work against the
German government. the United
Press learns in diplomatic quarters
hero.
The specific complaint IL Lodged
against orders OF tho intcr-alii.d
Rhineiand commission which directs
German officials who collect customs
and other revenue TO turn this
money over 10 the for~s OF occupa.
ton or IN. allies generally.
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work under heyonetr.
A report from Aaehen said tho
Belgianr had arrested Financial III.
rector Semhach and HIS assistant.
wherrupon the German office force
struck
A dispatch from Air la cnap.lie
Hald that an American officer was
shot at by an unknown person I'm the
rear % tho BeiTian headquarters.
The officer was no, hit and the as.
sallsnt escaped.
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GARY CITIZENS ACCUSED

GARY. Ind. Jan. 2s.--aix,y seven
citizens % Lake county. ranging
from tho mayor OF Carr down 20 for.
eign workers o. tho South Side. were
released on bonds In connection with
gigantic liquor conspiracy today.
with eight indictments stiil 10 be
served, United States deputy mar.
shaiu wero out early trying TO round
up the straggier-.
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ENTERS DIVORCE BILL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.--Legisla.
ton designed 20 stop hasty and fool.
ish marriages and TO make divorce
harder was introduced In the senate
today By Senator Cnpper, kaneas,
capper presented a bill known an tho
federal marriage and divorce law.
and constitutional amendment. 20
give congress power 20 enact such
n law