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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
ALLEGED DEsERrER ARRESTED

Charged with being a deserter from the United States navy. Marvin Battles, employe of the Lehigh Port land Cement company at Boyles. was being held for federal authorities at the city jail Friday, following his ar- rest by City Detectives J. T. Moser and w. P. Elledge Friday morning. Battles confessed to having deserted the United States battleship New Mexico, August 8, 1922. He enlisted in May. 1921.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
THE WEATHER
LOCAL DATA

TUCfL
 For the 24 hours ending at D. m,, March 8, 1923: = Highest temperature ...,....-.''.-. e9 Lowest temperature .....'..'.'''''' Mean temperature ...s....'...'f.' ep Normal temperature .s.........'.''. % Excess temperature since January 1ez Rainfall .............-...-.- U Total rainfall since Jan. .s-,.. II .u4 Deficfencv in reinfal since Ian. 1. 0.4S Relative humidity, : a. III, .-..'... ss
 l2 m. ............ '.''' @ Su
 | D. m. 't '''" Dry thermometer, a. m. ......'.'. ~
 12 m .,....... t.
 D. m. .......-...'s ''''''''''.' ui Wet thermometer, a. m, ......... 4y
 ' D. m ,5.......... 47
 E. c. HORTON, Observer.
 Summary of observations made at sta tions of the United States Weather Bureau during the 24 hours ending at ' p. m., g0th meridian time, March 9, 1928;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
MINISTRIES PERFORM

The Shrine Minstrels of 1923 gave two performances at the Bessemer high school auditorium Thursday and Friday evening of this week both performances drawing record break ing crowds. The minstrels this year is credited with being the best ever given by the Bessemer club. the pro- gram being Of variety and rendered with skill which would have been credit to a professional troupe
 The proceeds of the two perform ances will be used by the Bessemer Shrine to finance the annual picnic at West Lake and to carry out sev- eral plans the organization is work ing for at the present time to extend their operations in this district. There were about 40 in the cast, which included the best talent in this district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
eI.oNnINIES nEIEAnSAIs

DISCONTINUES REHEARSALS
 o. Gordon Erickson has discontin- ued rehearsals for the series of opera planned for Birmingham during the summer months, using Birmingham m talent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10

the First Baptist church, will preach three sermons on Home" beginning next Sunday evening. The first theme will be "The Settlements of the Home.' The second theme in the series is How to Stay Married and Keep Happy The last sermon in the series is based on the old song. Home, Sweet Home" The series on Heaven" just closed and drew d large congregations and a larger one is expected to hear this series.
 Circle No. ? of the Ensley First Methodist church will serve a chick en dinner at the Masonic temple, Avenue E and Twenty-third street, between the hours of II and 2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10

lively attired couple and for indi- viduals. This affair is given an nually by the Sisterhood and is al- ways the occasion of a great deal of interest on the part of the young people.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
ENSLEY HUREAU

Persons desiring to get in touch with the Ensley bureau Age-Herald spondent will please phone Mrs. Harold Mandy, Ensley 406-W, The circulation department of the 'Ensley bureau is at 3o9l Nineteenth street, Room 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
LEAGUE TO MEET

The Epworth leagues of the Besse- mer district will hold their annual conference at the First Methodist chucrh Sunday, when Rev. s. S. Par ker of Nashville will have charge of the meeting. Three services will be held when reports from the district will be turned in. al the II o'clock service in the morning. at o'clock in the afternoon, and at the regular eve ming service. Luncheon will be served with the visiting delegates as guests of the Bessemer league.
 Miss Helen Nasty, Miss Lucille Ham, ner and Rev. B. T. Waites will have charge of the entertainment of the visitors, and will assist Rev. Parker and the other district officers in carrying out the business incident to the convention. William Graham Echols, conference secretary. will be sent to Bessemer to assist in the hearing of the reports from the vari- ous leagues of the district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-10
CHAIRMAN CHOSEN 0F MASS MEETING IN DOWL|NG LAW
Dr. Lacey to Be Moderator When Milk Ordinance Is Aired-Shrine Minstrel
 Is Success
BESSEMER BUREAU 1
 THE AtiE-H f,kA ID {. Ressemer Ala March Q

Dr. E. P Lacey, resident physician of the Woodward Iron company, Will preside at the mass meeting which is 10 be held at the Bessemer High school auditorium Monday evening. when the milk ordinance controversy will be aired under the auspices or the Women's club of the city. A num- Der of speakers will be on the pro- gram who have taken an interest in the fight which has been waged by the county health board and the Dairymens association before the city council for the past five months, with each side bitterly attacking the other
 The status of the milk controversy at present is that the Bessemer city council refuses to adopt the county health board ordinance for the in spection of milk in this district. The county health board condemns the present city law. stating that under it the county authorities have no power to enforce sanitary regulations upon Bessemer dairiea Bessemef women are taking hand through and this they hope to do at the Mon- day evening mass meeting.
 While the women of the city are taking the lead in this movement. several mems clubs are o-operating with them and many committees were appointed to represent various clu bs officially at the Monday evening meeting. In addition to the commit tees published in yesterdays Age Herald, the following have been named from other clubs: Civic Inn provement league, Mrs. Gardner Goodwin. Mrs. J. II. Grove, Mrs. II. L. Bains. Matrons' club. Mrs.~D. P. Harris. Mrs. T. T. Huey. Mrs. E. r. Lacey: the Rotary Ann club, Mrs. j. s. Winters, Mrs Sam Brick, Mrs. Gordon Jones; The Culture club, Mrs. John Snider. Mrs. R. l.. King, Mrs. G. w. Williamson
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
DEBS DICE QUE FORD NO ESTA
PREPARADO

NEW YORK.-Ningnn hombrc eSta
menos preparado para Ia presidcncia
de los EStados Unidos que Henry
Ford. dijo hoy a los pcriodistas Euge-
ne V. DebS. varias veces candidate so
cialista la Presidencia, Il su llegada
esta noche para imiciar su campana
Dor ell Partido SOcialista
Explicando su actitud hacia Ford.
como candidate en- perspectiva de un
tercer partido, Mr.. Debs dijO que cl
fabricante de automobiles era I'M fac
tor muy eXtrallo. perturhador ell la
situaci6n polftira.
NO puedO concebirle como un can
didatO presidencial diio. COmetera un
grave error permitiendo su postula-
ci0n para Presidents. C0n0ce la in
dustria de AUTOMOBILES. Tiene m gran
g6nio. el mayor de Su clasc en- cl mum
do, en- 10 que a Ia industrial de auto
movies Sc refcre. perO cstaria com
pletamente fuera del campo de sus ac-
tividades de triunfo nj ser PrcSidentc
de los EStad0S UnidOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12

Mira, ALI estan, de Adjuntas, Haydee
Andino, Angelita Semidey; de San
Sebastian tienes, a Carmen Orfila,
Graciela Font V MilagritOs Sifre; y
junto ella, Il Pepita Rod0n,. amiga
muy estimadfsima MIA, Il quien apre-
clio de veras. ives aqu&l lidfsimo ca
pullito Pes de Aguadilla, Sc llama Gle
mentina Yumet, Y pOr ella Sc eSta
muriendO de amor, un compahero de
viaje nues;ro; aquella triguena que
esta a su ladO, no Sc como Sc llama,
parO Ia he resenado en- mis- apuntes
con el nombre de Ia 'Inc0gnita' por q.
no ha QueriUo decirme su noInbre; com
prenderds pOr este, que debe haber un
novio por ese cOraz0n.. ALI tienes
otra flor aguadillana Ia Srta. Reccio
ura primorOsa aZucena. Y, no sligo anO-
tdndote. por que serfa la de nunca aca-
bar Hay divinidades de mujercs, Y
con las que te he indicadO, 81 elias tie
nen un sitio para II, en- sus carnets,
va puedes estar bailando gloliosamen-
te, tOda una noche tOda una eterni-
dad. Di0me las gracias el Chicualo, V
dfle yo a q otra cosa, que aquf no vie
ne al caSo...
\ las cuatro de la maiiana, termin0
este grandioso bale, que con todas las
generates de los grandes festivales,
ha celebrado el Casino Espallol. para
cerrar la temporada de fiestas patro-
males. A los acOrdes de I'M seis que
gamfa juguct0n on la embOcadura del
selecta concurrencia Sc despedfa de In
comisi0n de recibo. que tan admirable
mente habfa cumplimcntado a sus vi
sitantes.
= de buenn CANA, hubicra quedadO
en-. el simpdtico pueblo de Lares. Pc
70, en- III Sultana del Oeste, unos ami
COS me esperaban el domingo. para
correspondent con otras tiestas IL unas
divertidas festividades que Sc estan
celebrando, en- honor IL Ia sOciedad de
los Amigos Nones'. Ounce amigos. CO.
nocidos de todos, v desconocidos de
nadie...
RGstame, pucs, dar las mas recono-
cidas gracias al buen amigo don Ma
nolo lLec;irez pOr su fina atenci0n al
invitarme a I'm baile tan suntuoso Y
tan soberbio. como ese, del cual puede
sentirse altamente satisfecha Y orgu-
ll6sa, la activa diligchte directiva
del Casino Espa1ol de Lares.
NIC-KOL1.
Die de 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
AVISO \ Los M.ARINOS

FL Superintendent del Servicio de
Faros, Sr. f. p. Dillon. nos participa
que en- el puerto de Maunabo, costa
Sud-este dc p. r. Ia boXa instalada en-
el alrecife 'Sargento, y que ticne el
No. >, In cual SO anunci0 periida. ha
sido reemplazGda con fecha sictc de
Diciembre del corricnte ailo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
PITOL OGIAS
Las festas de Lares

Don Manolo LecaroZ, tuvo Ia bondad
de enyialne una invitaci6n para ell
gram bale de confianza, que habrfa
de cfectuarse en- el Casino Espailol
de LarcS, del cual Il es su presidents.
Era la unica sclal de las fiestas la
rense que llegaba a mis- manos.
resar de que habIan otras invitaciones
para bales, quise aceptar la de don
Aianolo, sabiendo que un baile en- el
Casino Espahol de I.ares, siempre re-
sulta un baile de toda grandeza.
Con el Meme FrcsnitO, con ell Chicue-
10 Tuto Y con otro amigo que no vie
ne al case, o al queso, Y un servidor
de las GALES. 81 las elias valen In pena,
emprcndim0s el viaje para Lares, el
sdbado Il las siete minutes de Ii
tardG. en- el famoso Peerless de mis-
recuerios. Cuando llegamos al pueblo
del grit0. los fuegos de artificio brilla-
ban en- su arojeo, Y las muchachas Sc
Ereparaban para hacer SUI entrada,
triunfalmente al Casino Espailol.
Frcsnito, que iba dispuesto a pedir
Clemcncia los ojaZos divipos de una
encantadOra princcsa de sus sueilos.
estaba dcseoso de que las escaleras del
Casino So preSentaran, para Subirlas
de TN solo Salto. Al Chicuelo, la cosa
lie era igual, por que a 81, como mi,
nadie nos esperaba con una espera. ex-
tiaortlinalia. .
Antes de NADIA, tcngo que decir. por
ST sc me olyiia en- el transcurSo de Ia
ljtalcgia. que aquel fu6 un gran bale,
CUE. tod0S los hermanoS fueron va
lientcS.' como rcZa una pelfcula Ia
dirrrliva cStuvo atentfsima, " cuenta
mi caletrc, que jamls VIC corfer 10 que
corri0. como esa n0che.
TQ1o Hambias Matfas Suau, en-
r"Iaron Il ensenalme el paisaje y el
i@isaj@, TN paisanaje admirable, y
IN paisanaie dPlici0So. Don Bernardo
Fi6l, rccorlando tiempos paSados, LEI
cantaha EcriEeciaS de OtrOS baileS a
don Manuel IlliZardi, regocijadamen-
tr lc cScuchaban don Pablo Calcerra-
da. S6cHatoS Gonzalez V el DR. Pan
chito Vilella. Don Manuel don Sc
verino Lccaroz, tuvieron la bondad de
iHfGrmarme. que III muy distinguish
selora d0iIa Hortensia Carbonell de
Marques. habfa enviado desde San
JHal, un preci0s1simO ramillete de flo
res para que Il fuera puesto en- ell
marco de S. NJ. Alfonso NIL Y ella
esplGndida llen0 de perfumes de iluGs
ila ratria y dc patriotisnlo de una
DANA, aqual simb6lico Y encantador
bouquet. ~
Los puehl0s limftrofes apOrtaron su
concurso q este festival, v ALI estre-
che Ia mano de buenos amigos dc San
Sebastian, capitaneados por el simpd-
tico Andres Jauna-ena, que Dies guar
de baio el celemfn, por mucho item
po.
;En cuanto damas, pregunten uste-
des? Nj una palabra mas. Ali estaba
10 mas selecto de la buena sociedad
del distrito, Y el esplendoroso fulgor
de los ojos de esas diyinas de Lares,
iluminaha el sendero a las belleZas de
las damas de San Sebastian, de Aqua
dilla, de Isabella, de Arecibo, V hasta
de Cuhita Ia bella. Y de Adjuntas Y de
Ponce. Contemplad este ramilletito:
Gloria Velilla, precioso tipo de mujer
portorriQuena. quien va en- Otras oca
stones he tenido el honor dc delicarle
otroS muy mercedes elogios: Jostina
Gomez. trigue1a de unos ojos negros,
como mis- pcnas; ROsita Gonzalez, otra
primorosa trigueila, de una s0nrisl dig
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12

, ia de los mej0res doses, Y de unOs
ojazcs, que rfen de placer solos; Ma
RIA Levy. csheta. escu,tural, llena de
la alrogaria del lirio .ropiqSl; Car
men Ana Marchcsi, la divina aZucenf-
ia, cautiva p6r un jardincro de Aqua
dilla Estelyina G0nZ;ieZ, ilor de eX
quisito epsueno: Susan.ta Collazo, la
de mirar sohador: Julita Suau, princi-
! pesco jnzmincito de los verjeles larCn
ses. Ne lWrecc, que va el lector dcbe
estar saf ssecho. al aspirar en- cstas
i lfneas ,cl divino perfume de tanta flor
de ideali 'ad, como aquf dejo rcseila-
das.
Fl Chicuelo. cogi9ndome del brdzo,
| me lleya una esquina me prcgul-
| ia con su acento asturiano: Dye Mic
| Kola, aqucllas muchachas que estin
| ALI. caramha, yo quiSiera bailar con
algunas de elias, 81 me las presenta
ras-.. Y, el buen Chicuelo ponfa una
/ cara de alguien Quien le deben no
le pagan Bueno, Chicuelo. te las pre-
: sentarG, ven, te las indicare desde
aqui, luego tli. te yaldrls de .tus ma
! has. para llegar hasta elias. ives aque=
Has? Pues ALI tiene yestidita de aZul.
! como les suenos de su alma, g Gloria
Yarela ella es de Aguadilla,. yiye aho-
ia en- Isabella V esta bailando aquf;
es una triguei1a majestuosa, y baila 4
/ las mil marayillas, Y 81 quiere mas in
: formes, yete donde ella. .,..
IVES esa DANA de blanco vestida?
, Esq Martha Lomar, la eNquisita poe
lisa, la que lleva en-. su coraz6n las
mas espleiidorosas estrofas de
amor, que brillan en- sus ojos Y que
palpitan en- sus labios cuando RE. Con
t6mplala senorial esbelta, como 81
fuera una tigurita escapada de I'M
gran baile que haze tempo contempl6
on Nueva Orleans, una nOche de amor
memorable. Pero, pObrc Chicuelo, no
podraS bailar con ella para bailar
bien con ella, hay que saber hacer
versos, Y cantarlos enternecedores en-
los tfmpanOS de su alma encantadora
mas, 81 quieres saber de sl alma, ven
V te la presentar6. /. III Chicuelo sci
ha quedadO viendO visiones, al escu-
char la voz armoniosa de Martha.
Fresnito, ha venido interrumpir
las presentaciones que hago al Chi
cuelo, Y tOdo lleno de emQci0n, me di-
ce: 'Nic-Kola, iquG mujer mas linda y
mas suSestiNa y mas cncantadora,, tp
has visto en- las tiestas, Sociales. que
eSa rreciosfsima aZucena que tiene a.
mi alma transida dc amor? Ffjate en-
eSa mirada de ensueilQ v en- csa sonrir
sa LENA de poesia; ESQ eS Ia gloria,
ESQ es Ia personificaci0n de los sue
nos de mi alma; yo pidO 'Clemencia'
al cielo, en- estos momentos en- que mi
p0bre coraZ0n vive dc amores Y de
los perfumes de esa gran flor de idea
lidad Y de. romanticismo'.
Bueno, 81 no llega ser por S0cra-
tes Gonzalez Y por Matfas Saua, que
vicnen invitarme para un refresco,
este Fresnito, Sc vuelve un poeta, pa
IA el cual hubiera sido necesario un
parnasO 10 menos dos jardines de
las Esperides, para que aplacara su
sed de perfumes poetizantes. :. Guam
do estas criaturas Sc enamOran, las
mas de las veces, In pobre v bella
| poesla, pasa las culpas. @+..
Mas cuandO va hemos regresado del
ambigd, el Chicuelo me aborda de ME-
vo; 'NicKola, que no has terminado
/ tGdayfa de presentarme "a las Wucha-
chas'. lc voy indicando nj Chicuelo ::
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
DEsCU1DoS EN- Ell LAvADo
ARRUINA LA CABELLERA

81 uuiere usted conservar SUI cabelle-
ra. tenga cuidado con que la lava. La
mayoria de los jabones y champus pre-
parados contienen demasiado alcali.
Este deseca el cuero cabelludo, ha-
ciendo el cabello fragil y quebradizo.
Lo mas prudente es adoptar como
medic de lmpieza el aceite de coco
Mulsihed, que es puro Y absolutamen-
tie inofensvo, que supera EN- eficacia
a cualquier otra cosa que usted pueda
uSar.
Dos o tres cucharaditas limpian per-
fectamente el cabello el Cuero cabe-
lludo Pongase en- una taxa con un POGO
de aqua tibia dos tres cucharaditas
de Mulsihed. Simplemente moiese el
cabello con aqua clara V frotelo con
este. Produce una espuma rica y
abundante, la cual Sc enjuaga facil-
mente quitando hasta la Ultima parti-
cula de polvo V caspa. Ell cabello Sc
SEGA rapida uniformemente hacienda
flexible el cuero cabelludo y ell pelo fl
no, sedoso, lustroso Y ondulado.
FL aceite de coco Mulsified puede OBJ
tenerse facilmente en- cualquier botica,
drogueria, perfumeria L "A
0 peluqueria. Es muy /@.S$ssszsgs .S$ssszs *
economco. pues bas- :s., sts.sa f.
tan unaS cuantaS on 4f
zas para toda la fa lIS.SR Z sSSl
nilia durante meses. sW s4S1kSE
Cmdese de las imi- ssS aSN
taciones. EXiiase que 1zal Se11I1.1,.S
sea Mulsihed fabrica- CsfYs HASElD
do por Watkins. kGf. sSalIl4Gog
WATKINS Ss agIs
MUGIES:lI[iFfIED)Iz) III l[if
CHAMPU ACEITE DE COCO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
LIGHTS MATCH,
TRUCK IS FIRED
Man Alleged to Have Stolen
Gas Arrested

Alleged to have been stealing gaso-
line from a truck when Il accidental
iy caught fire. Max Martin was ar.
rested at Lucille at. and Duwamish
ave. early Thursday morning. Mar.
tins alleged companion. who Is said
by tho police 20 have been rcspon.
aibie for tho fire. escaped.
PRtrolmen j. J.. Potter and J. A.
Edwards declared that Martin and
tho other man were taking gasoline
from truck owned by Geo. NJ.
Brown. ISIS Duwamlsh ave. The
other man struck n match during
tho transaction and the gasoline
caught fire. In n moments time the
truck was mass OF flames. and
Martin ran 10 turn In n fire alarm.
Tho other man escaped. Martin was
arrested at the scene and held in
tho city jail. The firo was ox.
ilngulshed after hard fight by city
flrcmcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06

munity Hotel association.
Hull'a appointment was decided
upon Wednesday.
mot only will tho community
hotel DO a credit TO the city. but
believe II will directly bcncfi, the
businesses OF all the hotels in the
city. Seattle has had the reputa.
tion for some time in many quar-
teru OF being lacking In hotel &C.
eommodations. and the reputation
OF the fine. new structure win bring
visitors who might otherwise stay
away"
Htll. who will have charge Of tho
work OF handling the outstanding
bonds and floating tho new bond
issue for the Hotel Olympic. IL de
cidodly optimistic as 20 the financial
future Of tho venture. Il am sure. I"
no said. that every one who now
l.olds stock or who buys OF the new
issue. viii find that he has made n
sale. paying investment. look for
the hotel To pay from the day II
opens"
offices OF the hotel association
were moved Wednesday from tho
Chamber OF Commerce offices 10 the
fourth floor OF tho Stuart building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
TO LOOK PRETTIER
DEMONSTRATION!

Constipation 10 often n cause Of
ptmplca unhealthy complexion, dark
rings around the eyes. fatigue, ner.
vuuane-n and irrtability. And ono Of the Chief
reAsoua this condition y Allowed 10 eIist u
becsune 90 many women dread % take harrh
csihArt,os that pain and gripe and often leave
one more eonstipated than ever when the drug
effect veafson
RID yourself Of this hsndtspi WIN back the
fiush Of youth and beauty tho health and
chnfrn Of schoolgirl days Tabe good ysgr-
tabLc toutc such n prescribed by DR. u. s,
Thatcher and nov uscd by Thousands OF
women TO help correct constipation without
eriotn ITO improve diaest,on Ito Dourish the
syssens-to sootho and case tired, overturned
peryes-to buid up the .ys,em and put on trmr
healthy heth and reDd purcf. richer blood
coursrna through roy cheeks
Try jua q spooolul u Dr ThscbeI's aftsf
the n>xf few mesix Notice the quick difiefencc
IA lie way 700 cot. sleep, look and freil u not
Completely safkhed your drugsisf . autbof-
lied 10 rrturn your moocy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-06
WRONG AUSTIN
GIRL KIDNAPPED?
Believe Bank Bandits After
Sister to Get Keys

Was Nell Austin. Seattle school
teacher. kidnapped by bank robbcrs7
Was she mistaken. In the dark.
for her sister. an cmploye OF the
West Seattle bank. because Of an
idea the kidnapcrs had that they
might be able 70 get n key 10 the
bank door from the sister,
And then, when the mistake was
discovered. was Nell Austin druHgcd
by the plotters and thrown out Of
tho machine nj point where they
figured she would not be able 10
give the alarm before they made
their escape,
This Is the idea on which those
interested in solving the mystery Of
the girls disappearance were work.
ing Thursday. II squares with
several points in the girls story.
told in the hospital at Vancouver.
that up 10 now have setmed 80 I'm.
possible az 70 make Seattle police
call the entire story she told prepos.
ferrous.
A. C. Thompson. president OF the
West Seattle bank, pointed out that
the Austin girl employed there car.
ried no keys 20 the institution, but
agreed that there might have been
a belief In the minds OF bank rob.
trrs that she did. and that It was
possible they had taken this means
OF trying 10 get them.
There are 30 many puzzllng m.
giles 10 the entire affair" he said.
"thnt I'm sure / can't begin TO zig.
ure Il out. at least. until after Miss
Austin returns TO Seattle. Then we
will see II r. F. Barnett. the man
who says he gave girl resembling
Miss Austin n 1lft' in his auto 10
the border. will be able to Identify
her. That may give us something
20 work on"
Officials pointed out Thursday
that eafo.robbing bands have been
active in and around Seattle lately
and cited the recent hold.up OF the
Bank Of California messengers on
Second ave. to show the boldness of
tho men.
Credence Is given to the bank
robber theory also by tho fact that
Nell Austin. In telling her story in
the Vancouver hospital to Miss
Margaret Mclean. with whom she
lived at SIT Willard ST., said that
the first question the two kldnnp.
pers asked her was;
Where are your keys?"
Miss Austin says that when she
was within two blocks OF the church
she noticed an auto standing at the
curb ahead OF her. that two men
ran up behind her. seized her and
threw her into the car where one
smothored her cries by clampine
his hand over her mouth. Then
everything seemed 10 20 blink.
Captain OF Detectives Charles
Tenant was petltlonod by influ.
entail friends OF Miss Austin 20 re.
open the police investigation into
her DISAPPEARANCE. using the girls
own story that she had been kid.
mapped. ns a new basis from which TO
work
Capt. remnant, after n conference
with Chief Of Police w. II. Sew.
! eryns. said the police had closed
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Seattle win soon DO able 10 tell
tho world that this city is not lack.
Ing In hotel accommodation and
can entertain visitors at a hoHtolry
as wellappointed and aH up.to.dats
as the Pacific Coast has TO offer"
was tho first statement of Frank w,
Hull. Thursday. following the an.
nouncement OF his appointment as
assistant to A. q. Kerry. president
and general manager OF the Com.
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Gifts OF separate pieces OF silver in isay
Rogers, Community or VIM Rogers & Sons.
sre always appreciated. Prices range from
75c 60 ed.6O.
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Court Law Sought
While "Iron's Hot

WASHINGTON. Dec. PRO
grcsslves In the house and senate In,
tend 10 strike for laws eurblng the
judiciary while tho memory OF tbs
Craig contempt case Ii fresh In the
public mind.
As soon al possible after organize,
ton Of the house advocates OF meas
ures 20 prevent Judges dealing arbl
,rarily In contempt cases will NEE,
TO prepare for an unchanged effort
to have tho house judiciary and rules
committee expedite the proposed leg,
lsiation.