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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
NEW TURN IN.
DIVORCE SUIT
Wife Charges BurCkhardt
Unfit 10 Care for Son

Sensational divorce proceedings
brought by Mira. Louise Burckhardt
against Otto Burcshandt. Northwest
cannery magnate. had taken a new
turn Thursday with the fling Of q
complaint by the winc charging that
her husband Ia unit 10 care for
their gyearold son. Frederick
Otto. Jr.
Tho hoy reputed 20 be the heir
To more than million. Is being
taught "disreapoct for women" by
his father. Mrs. Burckhardi alleges.
and has been compelled 10 witness
UNPLEASANT affairs" at the Seattle
club. whore BurckhRrdt has taken
him.
When Mrs, Burchhardt filed her
divorce complaint. charging that
her husband gave her dollar at a
time 20 run hla "cxtravagant house
hold and treated her like a chat.
tel and not as human being and
a wife" Judge Austin u Crifuths
awarded her temporary aliiAony OF
$500 a month. pending trial OF the
suit In May. and gavO tho husband
custody OF tho boy from Friday 20
Sunday night OF each week. Mrs
Burckhardt Is now attempting 20
win exclusive custody OF the young.
strr.
Mrs. Burckhardt says that tho
hoy has told her that several
drunken men visited her husbands
room while his son was visiting him
0cently.
She alpo charges that DurckhArdt
has falsely accused her TO tho boy
OF having a love affair with tho
chauffeur. I'm SEQ that the neigh.
boris fix your reputation" he IL al
legged 20 have told her. They're a
bunch OF Eoaaipa aud can spread n
story like wildflro."
Ogden and Clark. burckhardt's az.
iorneys. deny all OF Mra. Burch.
hardt'a charges and say they can
prove they are without foundation
Their client, in an affidavit, denies
his wise'a statement that he Is worth
more than $1,000. 600 and gays his
actual fortune amounts 10 only
$4,000.
Mrs. BurckhArd, II a niece OF Seth
Low. former mayor Of New York.
and once dean OF Columbia univer,
sity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WOMAN COP
STARTS ON PAGE 1

sisters who were being sough, on
charges OF forging checks. Mrs
Br,ggs was talking 10 officer San
dell when the giri appeared.
Reaching out an arm, Mrs. Briggs
captured the girl. who indignantly
denied that she was the suspect Al.
tho only rs. she maintained the polso
and ease OF woman Of 70. and had
almost succeeded In talking her cap.
tors out OF being arrested when ahc
suddenly broke loose and ran.
officer sandsil. member OF the 20
lice relay team. Immediately deserted
his post and took after her. leaving
Mrs. HrigEs 20 mind tho somaphore
Sgndell pursued the sirl down
Second ave until he coruercd her In
n drug store Detective Jim Byrns
then arrived. and afNr questioning
the girl learned that tho other
sister. II, was waiting for her nj
another corner, Both the girls were
taken into custody and Mrs. BrigRa
was relieved OF her post 20 take
them to tho Juvenile detention home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
DEFEND DEAD
FROM OIL MEN

TONKAwA, Okla. March a2.-
white men were taking the offensive
against the Indians in a commercial
war in Oklahoma today.
In the heart Of Americas greatest
oil field--under siege by white mem
IL hnif.acre plot whsre the Indians
lie in wait--dend.
clrcllng for miles around tho little
cemetery nre mammoth dcrricks.,
creeping closer and closer. and now
ready to attack the IndIans' render.
vons.
The humdrum OF the tomtom has
been replaced by the Kissing OF n
thousand oil pumps. beating against
the earth and sucking out the black
gold"
a band OF scouts. representing the
Knox oil Co. OF Enid. Is rcconnolter.
ing near the graveyard, ready 20 ad.
vance and plant wells on tho plot
held sacred since 1889. when $50 pho.
neers. tho majority pure blood Pom.
cas- were buried.
BIlleted inside the churchyard.
with tho dead. nre scores of relatives
armed with shotguns. prepared TO re.
pei the invasion with their lives.
The only violence reported no fnr
between the two opposing forces was
tho Matchmaking, last week, of
representative OF the whites, who
contend they have right to plant
derricks in the cemetery under
lease bought from the early owners.
Both sides oro menouvorlng for
positions In the legal battle which
will be the next phase Of tho war.
The district court will rule Monday
on the oil oompany's rights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
INVESTIGATING
TWO SUICIDES
Woman Kills Self at Home
OF Her Hostess

Two suicides were being investlgat.
ed Thursday by Coroner w. II. Cor
son.
After writing short note to her
hostess. Mrs. George Foreman shot
herself thru the head In the home OF
Mrs. Emma Reese. lo2 18th ave. ",
Wednesday evening. She was dead
when found. a short time later. Mrs.
Foreman had come to Seattle 20 visit
Mrs. Reese. following the death OF
Tier husband. in Marietta. o.. in Feb
ruary. She was recovering from
severe illness and was afflicted with
melancholla. She Is survived by a
brother. L. Berg. OF Marietta.
Mrs. Foreman's body was taken TO
the n1orgue. pending funeral arrange.
ments.
Peter Elder. so. a teamster, ended
his life In the olympic apartments
SOLO Western ave. Wednesday after.
noon. BY inhaiing gas. He had been
respondent over Ill health. according
TO the coroner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
"PASSERS-BY"
DRAWS CROWD

''Pa9errby.- tho second play 20
b offered during tho Cornish
schools fourwcek festival. wAA on.
ioyed By large and approelaiivs
audience Wednesday night in tho
school theater.
''Passers.by'' ~ an English com.
edy. which has an appeal for ali
classes OF people. Moronl Olsen. in
the rolS Of Peter waycrton. a
bachelor. into whose apartment
como the ''passers.by" on, OF the
London fog. Is received with dc.
eided appreciation. Mr. Olsen. as
we'll "a taking the leading pert. di.
rected the play.
Doris caliow in the role Of MAR.
garet Summers" was well received
m wcru Ronald Slavery ns Pine. the
valet, and Richard Odiin as the
Beggar Burns. Others who con.
tributed 10 the success Of the pro.
duction were Roscoe spannagel,
Eleanor Cline. Helen Smith and
George CARRIER.
The play Is 20 be presented each
remaining night Of this week. Fri.
day and Saturday nights Mrs. Edna
Ruhm viii ttko the part OF Mar.
garct Summsna.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Federal Operative
Voted With "Reds"

ST JOSEPH. Mich. March "a
Francis Morrow. star witness against
William u. Foster. on trial for al.
legged violation OF the Michigan syn.
dicslIst statute. today denied that he
had attempted TO inclte communists
TO violence.
Morrow. while government
agent. attended the Bridgeman com.
munist convention as an under GOV.
er" man.
Cross,cInmined oy Frank p.
Walsh. attorney for Foster. the fed.
eral investigator admitted he voted
with the left wing OF the conven.
ton. against bringing the commun.
mist party into the open. but denied
that he had attempted TO influence
other delegates to the meeting in any
way.
Much OF the states evidence was
ruled out when Judge White held
tina, nothing that happened at the
convention during the two days ses.
sions after Foster left could be pre-.
sented,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Foster Wins First
Important Battle

ST. JOSEPH. Mica. March "a
william Y. Foster won an important
court battle when Judge Charles
white yesterday refused 10 admit in
evidence documents on which the
persecution had relied 10 aid in OBJ.
tAining conviction OF the alleged
communist, on trial for violation OF
the Michigan syndieRllst act.
Among these documents were cop.
les OF the Labor Herald. edited by
Foster. Cartoons and articles In the
paper, tho government commended,
sought 70 arouse clnAs hatred aud
stir up revolutionary activities.
Tho Judge ruled the evidence out
on the ground that the articles and
cartoons reflected opinions OF authors
and artists and not OF Foster per-
sonaiiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
is
GIVEN DECISION
Has Right Of Way Until He
Reaches Curb, Says Court

OLYMPIA. March s:-h psdos-
TRAN crossing a street intersection
with released traffic where traffic
officer with scmaphore II stationed
has the right OF way until he
reaches tho opposite curb. even tho
the traffic officer may change the
scmaphore before tho pedestrian
reaches tho curb. the supreme cour,
held today. The court affirmed tho
lower court OF King county. Judge Il.
~ Card. in awarding judgment for
$4,000 damages 10 James Riddol for
personal injuries sustained when no
was struck by an automobile owned
by Mrs, Maud Lyon and driven by
Miss Caroline Hon Kosky.
The accident occurred AT Third ave
and Pike 81. Seattle August Is, 1881,
Riddel started across Third ave. with
released traffic. the traffic soma
phorc was changed when he was half
way across the street. and Miss Bon
Kosky started tho car forward TO
cross Pike St. striking Riddei when
he was about n foot from the curb.
He was severely injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
DOESN'T FEAR
AIR INVASION

LONDON. March ss.-"I do no,
consider Frances air power a men.
ace TO England az tho present time. e
Ramsay Macdonald. leader OF tho
labor party. declared in a statement
20 the United Press today.
MacDonald's statement was apro.
pos Of debates in the houses OF par.
lament last night when Lords and
commons discussed with professions
Of uneasiness the growing air power
~ the French and Bri,aln's inferior.
lty.
Lords Carson. Gray. Haidane and
Birkenhead urged concentration OF
big British air force 20 meet the
French superiority. While most OF
the speakers protcssed little fear OF
war with Engiand's neighbor. all
agreed that Britain should at least
be on a par with France.
This mornings press was unani.
nous IN urging a largcr air force for
this country. with the exception OF
the labor papeEs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
DRUGS WRECK
WHOLE FAMILY
Tragedy Revealed in Deaths
OF Woman and Daughter

CHICAGO. March 22.-Ths story
OF how all but one OF a once promi.
nent family have been wiped out
thru the drug evil wac revealed here
today with the murder OF Mn. Ella
woolaon. 72. ana suicide Of her
daughter. Mrs. Edna Robinson.
Police ana coronePs records dis
closed the tragedy.
Notes found whon authorities
broke into the room where tbs two
bodies were lying told OF a death pact
reached when the two women we're
70 be separated beeauss Of use OF
drugs. Mrs. Robinson had cut her
mothers throat with a razor and
then slashed her own.
Numerous tell.tale marks Of the
hypodermio needle were found on
wrists OF both bodies. the coroner
said.
Tho tragedy eliminated years OF
fruitlesa struggle against narcotics.
Twenty-Five years ago Mrs. Wool.
sons husband. DR.. Charles Woolson.
leading phySician OF Buffalo. N. Y,
killed himself. His wife came TO
Chicago with her three children.
a few years later Howard. the
younger son. committed suicide. No
reason for the deed was given at tho
time.
Edna. the only daughter. married
]. A. Robinson. n merchant. Their
first child died. poisoned from drugs
from nursing its mothers breast.
Robinson. n year ago. was sent 20
kankakoe asylum. n rRying maniac
from the use OF opiates.
Another son. William. married and
moved away. leaving HIS mother and
sister In the home where they we're
found dead last night. Dope. he
said. was behind the family tragedy
from the time OF his fathers sui.
eide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
HUMBLE ONION IS
II MINUS QUANTITY

PORTLAND. March 29,--Tho sue
culcnt onion. That aromatic smother.
or OF fish. flesh and fowl. Ia almost
n minus quantity In these United
States. according TO word reaching
produce market circles hero today
from the principal buying conters Of
the nation.
Storms In the South and South.
west, principally In Texas, tho state
which furnishes the bulk Of the early
onion crop. havo seriously retarded
and In many cases considerably dam.
aged tho early 1929 crop, according
TO reports reaching here. The crop
Ia delayed some six weeks II Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
BOOB" BEATS
SMART GUYS"

MEMPHIS. Tenn. March 22.-The
Boob from Tennessee" today tight.
cned the scares he has put I'm Wall
street spectators who sought 20
squeeze him.
Clarence Saunders, president OF tho
Piggy Wiggly Stores. Inc. demand.
"a that shorts In the market settle nj
$3.50 share by o'clock. or price
% $3.50 would be demanded and the
matter thrown into tho courts.
II was question whether I
should survive and likewise my bust.
ness and the fortunes OF my friends
or whether / should be licked and
pointed 10 as the Boob from Ten.
neasee." Saunders said. explaining
his action.
Tho man who never before had
dabhled In tho market told Of his op.
oratlonh. which have routed many OF
the wiseacrcs OF the financial world
"A razor 10 my throat. figuratiyely
speaking. II why suddenly and
without warning kicked tho pins
from under Wall Street and It's gang
OF gamblers and market manipula.
tors" he said.
Never IN my Piggy wiggiy oper.
atoms IN the stock market had I
bought single share OF any kind Of
stock on the stock exchange.
when I called for delivery OF ap.
proXimhtsly 10000 shares Of stock on
Tuesday Of this week. that had pur.
chased. the yell went up that tho
stock was loaned and could only be
delivered in part but that on the
mex, day would DO completely del.v.
cred"
moro than $1,000 shares. even
with tho day extra allowed. AFRO
still abort 10 mo on delivery. And
there RrN stlll tho Thousands o. nd.
dliionhi shares due on marginal nc.
counts 20 others which must be
liquidnted In tho settlement
1T has been necessary In pro.
tecting the market on my stock to
provide in various ways more than
$4,000, 900 10 cash and mono Of this
money came out OF Wall Street. n
i had been shy Just one Of tho mil.
lions az the right time all the other
millions would have been lost"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
BUYS UP ALL
AMBULANCES
New Company Gets Corner
on Seattle Trade

Centralizing under one roof the
entire ambulance service of Seattle.
the shepard Ambulance Service. GS
Wall 81. began operations Thursday
morning under the direction Of Frank
Shepard. prominent business man
and transportation expert OF Port.
land. orc.
shepard, owner and manager % tho
new nrm. has been In Seattle but a
short time lilo has purchased six
ambulances. thrcs from tho Bonnoy-
Watson Co. two from Butterworth
and Sons. and one from the Home
Undertaking Co.
While this venture IL somewhat
OF an innovation for Seattle. l am
confident that Il viii succeed In Inn
proving ambulance service, This h
no reflection upon the service rem.
dercd By the three companies in the
past. but firmly believe that operat-
Ing all machines from one hcadquar.
tcrs win DO real Improvement"
said shepard.
shepard last November sold tho
Red Cross ambulance service In Port
land 90 come 20 Seattle. lie was the
organizer and owner Of that com
pany and established u unon a sound.
paying basis, Shepard began his am
bulanee operations during the Span
ish-Amerlcan war. while he was at
tached TO the medical corps OF the
army In the Philippines
The most noticeable characteristic
OF Seattle that l have found" shep-
ard said. is tho fact that compcu.
ton IN all lines Of business IL no
keen, have never seen a city where
the business men so after trade as
they DO in Seattle, ], IL a good sign
OF future prosperity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
New Road Map Is
Being Distributed

New road maps OF the state OF
Washington. issued by the United
States forest service. may be oh
tanned at the forest service office,
$50 Stuart building.
Descriptions Of the country to
which the roads shown on the map
lead, a list Of tho official camping
grounds in the state and fire proven
ton rules are among the subjects
touched on In the map.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
"PIG-WIG"
STARTS ON PAGE l

pany with stock listed on The OK.
change Il taken 20 mean that he
VIII Toxic the Initiative n kccping
plggly WHISKY or the exchange IN
tho future. leaving exchange traders
tiled 20 tho post /"
piggiy wiggly continued lis wiggly
way over brokers' couniers today.
The name became a byword and the
stock almost n craze. Today's New
York financial pages contained
columns Of advertising prooiaimlng
that brokers are deallns IN the
stock and offering Il for Hah.
whether tho exchange board OF
governors VIII take further action
on the stock. following it, Auspen,
sion. was uncertain today In view
of saunders assertions. interpreted
hsTe aH meaning ho VIII withdraw
tho Issue from the exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Baby Peggys" Are
Guests at Matinee

Baby Peggys." with their mothers.
dads. grannies. uncles and arints
were tho guests OF the Columbia thea.
ter management Thursday morning.
Approximately 200 OF the little en-.
tries in The Stars recent Baby
Peggy" contest we're present TO see
the program especially planned for
them.
Three screen comedies. one star.
ring the original Baby Peggy" were
featured.
Little MarJic Schekert. pupil NJ
the Douglas dancing school. favored
the audience with a toe ballet. spc.
cIal music was plnyed.
Tho guests. tho very young. were
acclaimed most satisfactory. Tho
Columbia theater management re-
ports that II never had better be.
haved audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
BLESSED BE NOTHING

"Sir. have no home" began the
seedy.looking man. 'and--"
mo taxes to pay. no rent, no coal
bills. no worry over tho rise In
dairy productsl Permit mo TO con.
graduate"
II have no job. and"
Lucky chapl No danger Of being
fired"
But / am serious. have no
money and"
mo temptations 10 spend Il fool.
ishly on able.bodied beggars. why.
you're veritable child OF fortune.
Good day."-Los Angeles Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Here and There

Thief steals $1,000 violin from
music store in Chicago.
Members Of international Stamp
Manufacturers association open i4th
annual convention in Seattle Thurs
day.
Woman asks $4,000 damages for
Injuries received in Central hotel Gle
yaior August -.
New York legislature repeats movie
censor bill.
George H. Griffin. former Seattle
resident, dies nj ST Louis.
Books OF Reffall De orio and Harry
Collins. alleged bootleggors. captured
by federal prohibition officers. show
profit OF $50 a day.
James a. T.. A. Barr, British novel.
LIST. dies near London.
Charging he was elected from
Evanston, Wye. pastor sues citizens
for si25.O00 damages.
Special deputy and peace officer
commissions issued In 1871 and ies?
called In by Sheriff Matt Starwlch.
Morris c. Chnsc. Pacific coast lum-
herman. dies ut homo In Marysvillc.
Moving pictures showing manu-
facture OF asbestos were to be shown
at Engineers club Thursday noon.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Weyant Is After
Councilman Job

Announcement OF the filing of tho
candidacy OF Fred n. weyant, 1850
Green Lake blvd. for city council.
man was made Wednesday night at
a meeting OF the Green Lake Wey.
ant club. formed to support him.
Woyant IL mn examiner with tho city
civil service commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
FUNDS TURNED
TO TREASURY

a fund OF ;1.ssO.55. found in pos
session OF former Police Secretary
A. c. Sullivan, was turned over TO
the city treasurer Wednesday by
Hugo Kelley. secretary TO Mayor Ed
win J. Brown, who has held possess
sion OF the money since the investi-
CATION. There were no accounts show
ing where the money belonged.
Kelley said. Sullivan. a former no
lice captain. was recently convicted
Of grand larceny in connection with
the cashlng OF a check for 1896 re-
ceived by him for the city. during
his tenure OF office. He was dis
charged from the service shortly
after Mayor Browns election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
RUHR GORDON
is HEIGHTENED

COLOGNE. March 22.--The Gordon
about the occupied areas was further
frightened today when orders were
made effective that no ore shall
leave the Ruhr or Rhiheland after
nightfaIl except by train.
Sentries along the roads leading
from the occupied areas are ordered
10 turn hack anyone attempting to
pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
FREE STATERS
BATTLE REBELS
Two Killed, Five and AM
munitlon Captured

DUBLIN. March ss-Free state
troops today discovered and imma.
diately attacked insurgcnt headauar.
tiers near kingstown. After a brisk
battle In which a Free State soldier
and a rebel were killed and one
wounded, five rebels and a large
quantity % ammunition were cap.
turcd.
The insurgcnt nest a, Kingstown.
short distance from Dublin, Is be.
lieved 20 be that from which the
irregulars have directed their sorties
In the capital and many OF their
bombing outFages here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Beg Pardon!

The Star never Intentionally prints an
untrue statement or makes an untuse
charge. Bot our reporters are human,
and they don't SEE everything thcy
write about. Whenever an error creeps
Into The star. We will he very glad 70
correct u, and We will thank the friend.
who call II 10 our stteniion.
Thru typographical error. tho
statement appeared in Tuesdays
Star that moonshine raid had been
made on building at 712 N. Tend
st. The real address Is 7i2 n. 18th
st. Mrs. Joe White, who lives at 712
N. lend st.. has never been connect.
ed in any way with such n case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Bishops Condition
Remains Unchanged

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 22.---The
condition OF Bishop Daniel S. Tuttlo
III here from the grippe. was report
ed unchanged by attending ply
sfcIans today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Sen. johnson Guest
at Paris Luncheon

PARIS. March Ex-senator Hiram
johnson. OF California, was guest Of
tho American representatives on tho
rcparations commission az luncheon
today. other guests included Mar,
shall Ferdinand Foch. Alexander p.
More. OF Pittsburg. and several
prominent French business men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
GERMAN PLOT
AGAIN FOILED

BERLIN. March .a.-Slxty mem.
hers OF a new Germanic party were
arrested today turnout Germany.
charged with 'traitorous activities. f"
The police are believed 10 have
nipped In the bud another projected
"Putsch.- but the Prussian minister
Of tho interior makes a secret OF the
affair. saying Il win be announced
tomorrow In the diet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
APPROPRIATE!

THAT was an awful doleful scr.
mon tho mecnistcr preached this
morninl What n text--'Here Today
an Gone Tomorrow
"Ay. It's trouble WI their servants
that's got on his mind; they've had
six In as many weeks" Passing
Show, London.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
ON SECOND TuoItGur

Heidi you ever think OF get.
ting married?
Shy Co.ed--Its mover entered my
mind
I'm sorry. Don't bother"
Just minute. You've started
mo thinking" Ohio Sun Dial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
EASY

Hc--Thc decree is granted. Now,
darling. we can be married at last,
Just as soon as you have settled tho
divorce court fees.
she-oh. never mind tho fees. ]
have a charge account thereto.
ronto Goblin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
Lenin's Condition
Reported Unchanged

MOSCOW, March 22.--'rhe cnrly
report todny was merely TO tho effect
that Premier Lcnin's condition was
unchanged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22
GOING THEM ONE BETTER

North-Pcoplo who try to commit
suicide and fail seldom try again.
Wcsi--fndccdl Those who succeed
never try agalnL-Now York Sun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22

chIna's boy emperor has adopted
for himself the name Of Henry
and for his Empress Elizabeth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-22

Diamonds Of first quality arc per.
fectIy white. with flashes OF rcd.
green and blue.