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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Superstition Played
by NeU York Minister

NEW YORK. Jan. Standing
firmly upon tho ground established
In his sermon OF Sunday. despite
criticism rom other clergymen. Dr.
Percy Htickney Grant today 4 IN.
nounced that next Sunday he would
develop further his theme Of more
advanced thought pertaining to rc-
ligion.
I'VE must sweep Tire cotIwets from
our mInda." declared Grant in an In.
terview with the United Press.
Tradition. musician. superstition
must give way 20 scientific facts.
There must. too. In an awakening OF
the spirit Of tolerance. When men
and women realize that they are not
20 be rescued from their worldly
problems by miracles. that the hands
OF n priest passed over them will not
relieve them in their trials. but that
the solution OF their problems In
70 bs found within themselves. then
viii men and women turn 70 the de.
veiopment Of their minds and
thought and intelligent work will
take the place OF superstition"
DR.. Grants utterance in HIS Firth
ave. church OF the Ascension has
aroused comment turnout the coun
try. Hc opposed the conservation Of
churches. and In celebrating on this
subject In his interview today. de-
clared:
what do you suppose was
Christ's conception Of the church,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
MOOSE DENY
ROWDY DANCE
Repudlate Charge Made by
Woman al Hearing

Editor The STAR
Tho officers and members OF Sc.
attic Lodge No. 2ii. Loyal Order
Of Moose. wish 10 contradict the
statement made at tho hearing be
foro the city council committee yes.
terday by 'noma woman to the eff.
feet that on New Years nlsht a
Moose dance was given which broke
np In rowdylsfn. ~ the Moose did
not rive a dance on this date, All
Moose dances are ut all times open
for inspection OF the public and
as far as tho conduct Of these
dances Is concerned. we wish to
state that they are conducted ~
well NJ any dances given In the
city, both public and private. The
objects OF our order are the up.
building Of men and women and
the protection Of its children and
aged members. not the tearing down
Of character.
J. G, BETtENs. Dictator
WALT. q. LECKEY, Secretary,
J. RICHARD DILLON. Deputy
supreme Dictator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Experience
Is Offered
at Orpheun,
ny NICHOLAS SCHWARTZ

Experience" the play which Ia
being presented by the Cosmopoll.
tan Players at the Orpheum theater
this week. In as rich in moral teach.
ing AZ any real sermon.
The celebrated play, written by
George v. Hobart, IL something on
the order OF Every Woman" I,
holds great dramatic interest and
IA wonderfully wcll.prescnted by the
new Seattle stock company. despite
the fact that II is a play which Is
seldom attempted by other than ok.
perienced companies. and with a
great deal OF preparation.
The plot deals with Youth, who
goes 10 the city 10 make his for.
tune. but falls under the sway OF
Beauty. Pleasure. Wealth and
Temptation. But when he finally
meets Crime, Vice and Habit, no "
saved by Love and Hope In a very
dramatic manner. Then he rejoins
Love and his happiness IL complete
with the return OF Ambition. and he
Is ready 10 fight In a real why. aid.
ed by Love and Experience.
Miss Eunice Richards plays tho
leading role. that OF Love-" and
Fred Sullivan plays Experience"
Other principal roles are taken by
Arthur Aliard as Youth" Raymond
Northcutt as Wealth" and Kathryn
Card. James Alden, Vaughn Morgan
and Dora Wallace.
The plny was presented under the
direction OF Raymond Northcutt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Cy1nGlhia Grey:
Girl of 90 Fauors Lalc That Would Raise Legal Age
Of Girls From rs to 2I-What DO You Say?
BY CYNTHIh GREY

Should girl become Of age al rs?
The discussion continues 10 TO be expected that of
fcals aid parents Coud favor the lac introduced tn the
state legislature By Mrs Jessie b. Kdstner 10 change the legal
Of girl from rs 10 e. and the other hand Just
natural 10 suppose that The girls Cod take the opposite
recpont Bat here is surprise: received letter from
girl THIS morning cho fapors the lac and sets forth clearly
her Read her letter and you agree o her
aud then send poar opinion TO this department.
The girls letter folloWs:
Dear Miss Grey am reading your discussion the sub
iect of whether girls should become of at Fl instead
of iS
You may think il strange but in favor of such law.
even tho am just 20 years old I'll tell you why.
was madly in love with young at the age of II.
My parents wished TO give him because they said he
was not the who would make good husband They
forbade to let him home met him after school
and at parties unbenown TO my mother The day after
was lS years old married. We fairly happy
for few months until he learned that 10 be mother
then he deserted another
try To make long story short must sacrifice and support
child when should be living the best years OF my life
and looking about carefully for the right sort of father for
my children Had not deliberately known that / could
legally marry at 49, would not have done it, and
at the of 20 ideas in regard TO have changed
much that wouldn't wipe my feet the man married
OF there would still be girls who would run
away and marry just they do at 16 and II. but IL
would check OF them and them from life OF
happiness and regret. MOTHER AT TWENTY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Did he preach in magnificent ~fi.
fieesf The Christianity OF Chrsst'a
day was typlfied by a simple man
walking about the eountrysldo
preaching wherever followers might
gather 10 listen. One OF his great.
eat sermons was delivered from a
mountsinalde.
rs " not possible for man. a
clergyman. a teacher. 20 say a.
much on n street corner as within
the walls Of costly. iax-cxernpt pile
of stone7 The partial use Of over
zoo. 900 churches w the United States
II one OF the most waAtefui facts in
the country.
Christianity OF the early days was
the hope. the refuge. OF the poor and
the downtrodden. But fear tho
poor are sort % out Of " now"
A heavy wave OF criticism has
hccn directed at DIR. Grant because
of his expression OF opinion that
Christ did not have the power OF
God. To this he replied
what Ia God7 We call tn. power
which Is responsible for the universe
Its ovation and continuation. hut
we may az well face facts. Christ
was a wonderful man. beautiful
character. lie WINS tho supcrvaltive
OF anything you may choose 20 call
Him. But TO say that n man born
on this earth. created by tho power
Of God. had the powNr Of this God,
creation Ia superstition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
STUDENTS TO
PRESENT PLAY

EDISON. Wash. Jan. is.--''In Old
Louisiana" IL the three.act musical
comedy TO be presented by music
students at Edison high school Jan.
uary 10. For several weeks members
OF the cast have been rehearsinR for
the performance. the first OF its kind
10 be offered In Edison.
Members OF the east are Myrtle
Enary. Carmen Weyrieh. Phoebe
Sullivan. Frank Weyrieh, Dewey
Mnrrow. Philip Smith. Floyd Eddy,
Eriek Lundquist. Roy Johnston and
Frances Stewart
Members Of the chorus are Hannah
Anderson. Dorothy Mccullough.
Mary Neliea. Doris Orr. Gertrude
sobottka, Phoebe Sullivan, ollie
Ruckcr. Jonephine IL Donx. Cora
Burns. Nerna Bnumgartner. Leona
Dale. violc, streeter. Mildred Black.
Eden Sellea and Joe Baxter Helen
Anderson viii accompany on the
piano. while Doris orr viii play
violin obligatoH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
BIG RADIO SET
/ TO BROADCAST

n. ArArarcnus if2s I.akeview ave.
tckcd up . radio message from San
Francisco Monday night that viii In
Hrsst Seattle radio fans Mararenus
~ only a single tube set. but he
|nys be heard the message as plainly
= any hroSdcastsng In Seattle. This
lenonstratcs the power Of the trans
n1tttne apparatus OF the San Fran
Dco station. Here Is the message:
j ~D<attop X. p. O. located at San
6nnciscc. will be dedicated at SIP. m.
ues1ay. hroadcastins a musical pro-
pon and speeches. one by J. J. pti-
~, radso Inspector for the sixth dis
G1c< Of California. Al s o'clock sharp
- program win b broadcAsted at
~ meters wave length and at 10
<lock viii b. hroadcasted at $40
Scsers.~
Tho new station Is the most power
- On the Pacific coast and It's broad
1c1ing win be heard by any good
~ h Seattle The transmitting set
ono1uls Of two soo-watt westing-
>oueo tubes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Bold Bandits and Their
! Proud Steed Are Caught
All of En- ANONYMOUSLY Loaded Into
4 Auto by Deputies

ported aud Deputies I'm and
kearney took an automobile and
went In pursuit
'-rhe two boys started 90 run.
dropping their belongings wiEvn
they saw me- Deputy Hili said.
II shot into the air. They turn
ed backward aomcrsaults and hit
ON their feet. running towards
me.
Don't shoot they cried. We
had an awful time leading that
pony into tire tonneau. kearney
and tried lifting him. but when
we put our hands on his tummy,
he kicked like hlares. Finally
We ran the ear along a hank.
orsned the door and gave
shove and IN he went. Tho hoys
curled up on TIE seat alongside
him and went 20 sleep"
Parental ire and anguish were
dlsslpated via the woodshed
route when the two boys re.
turned 90 their homes Their
case IL also being considered by
Juvenile Iudss King pykemsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
May Lease 200 New
One-Man Trolleys

Bids on a lease % 200 new street
cars will be asked BY the city In the
near future. II an ordinance author.
iEing the move u acted upon favor.
ably by the city council The BIZ.
introduced by Councilman Il. l..
Hlaine Monday. carries an option
70 purchase At the end Of the lease.
aud calls for three proposals from
bidders:
Rental OF the cars on a monthly
basis for 60 months. with an option
10 purchase the cars at the end OF
the lease for a sum not 20 EXCEED
5000 a car. rental for 50 months.
With purchase option not 10 exceed
5000 car. and rental for 100
months with purchase option not
TO exceed $1,000 a car.
The vehicles. according 20 the
ordinances. will be Of tho light
weight. double truck type. with seat.
ing capacity Of 50 pas-enEcrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
OFFERS PLAN FOR
LEGISLATURE WITH
ONLY ONE HOUSE

OLYMPIA, Wash. Jan. is,--An
extremely radical plan In contain
Cd IN a bin which Ia being drafted
by Senator l.. L. Weatfali Of
spokane.
His bill would replace the pres.
ent legislature with n one-body
house. The bill. n Il should pass.
would make Washington the only
state Ia tho Union with such a
legislature. Senator Wentfail
would give one member % every
county and additional members on
population basis. The member.
ship would be limited to 80 until
the census ~ 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
ny JOHN W. NELSON

An entire gang OF bandits
with their "meunt" were LOADED
into the tonneau of a county
automseiie and brought into
seattle by Deputy sheriffa Joe
Iul and Charles kearney. Il
Was learned Tuesday The cap
ture WAS effected after gun
play. In which Deputy Hill was
the hero. The bandits are Rad
Pete" IL. and "peadeye Dick"
are .. The mount" a Shetland
pony Of diminutivc size. was
stolen by the bandits from hts
stall IN = shed nj the home Of
frank calct. Dos r. esd St
The two boys surreptitiousiy
''bcrrowVd'' the pony. tied a roll
Of spare clothing and two
hlankets on behind and started
ucrthwari. At Lake City they
attempted 90 sell tho horse 20
r. Lotus. garage man. telling
him they were hungry. Lotus
phoned the sheriffs office The
theft Of the pony had been re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
inexpensive Method Of Reducing
Dangerous Swollen Veins at Home

Moone's Emerald OIL. besides being
one Of the most powerful OF antisep-
tics. capable Of destroying the most
perniclous germs and the poisons
caused BY them. 10 also a marvellous
healing agent.
one application. for instance. stops
the itching OF eczema. and few ap-
piicntionR causes the eruption to dry
up, scale off aud completely disap-
pear II IL equally a. effective IN
barber itch. salt rlieum. rednsss and
iuftammAtory skin trouble.
People who want 70 reduce vsri-
eose veins. wenA or goiter. or get rid
Of ecxemH. ulcers. boilr. abNcesse-
or piles Ia a few days. should not
hesItate to get a bottle at once. IL
IA SO powerful that a small bottle
lasts a long time. Owl Drug Co.
can supply YOU Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
RACHMANINOFF
TO PLAY HERE
Master Pianist in Seattle
February 8

Raehmanlnoff. one of the master
pianists Of the world. t. announced
In concert under the local manage
ment Of the ladies' Musical club
on Thursday evening. February =.
at the Metropolitan theater. This
concert. the second IN the series Of
artists presented under the clubs
auspices this season. viii be OF su.
preme musical importance.
Rachmaninoff has been the dorni.
nant musical personality in the sea
son's noteworthy roster OF European
celebrities; the foremost orchestras
have engaged and re-engaRed him
as soioist: he has been sought as
visiting conductor while his recital
dates have been too numerous for
any one season. In response to the
demand from the Pacific coast,
Rachmaninoff has consented TO give
a limited number OF concerts. and
Seattle n fortunate 20 be included
In the itinerary.
Despite his appeal 20 the musical.
iy elect, the Rachmaninoff audiences
have embraced all classes OF music
lovers; for the great Russian, with
his commanding individuality, wins
the admiration Of every auditor, just
as he has won the approval OF our
experienced and coid.blooded critics.
He cannot be compared with other
noted pisnists. To quote an editorial
from Musical America. "Rachmani.
noff stands alone. lie scars to
heights or desccnds TO depths
reached by few. The great power
OF his Interpretation Is shown by
the fact that when You have heard
him, even IL only once, you can
never forget him. He has left the
mark Of his personality upon you
for life"
In order TO give Seattle music low.
ers the opportunity of hearing Rsch.
mammoth. the Ladies' Musical club.
at great financial expense, secured
the engagement OF this great CON
cert attraction. altho the size and
capacity OF tho auditorium Is TO.
tally inadequate 70 accommodate the
number OF musicians who will desire
10 attend the recital. The Rach.
mammoth program promises 10 be OF
unusual Interest, as his numbers
VIII include the compositions OF the
greatest masters as well as his own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
George Revelle IL
Badly Hurt in Fall

News of severe accident 20 his
brother. George II. Reyelie was re-.
ceivsd from sheboygAn. Wis. Tues
day by Thomas r. Reveiie. distric,
attorney, George Bsvsiie sustained
a fractured skull when he slipped
and fell on an icy sidewalk q, She.
boYxan. where he had gone from
Seattle on business connected with
hln law practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Defend Witnesses
in Massacre Trial

MARION. III. Jan. Witnesses
20 testify 10 the reputation OF those
Sho rave testimony for the prosscu-
lion IN the Herrsn massacre trial.
Nere introduced by the state in Of.
fcring rebu,iai testimony today.
Several testified 90 tho good rspu-
tailon ~ George Nelson. a state wit
ness. who had been attacked by the
defcns~
Arguments are expected 20 start
Wednesday and the case viii go 20
tho Jury before the end ~ che week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep seated Trie Acid Deposits Arc
Dissolved md the Hheumafie poi
son starts 90 Leave the system
within IMrnfy-four IIonFe.

Every druggist In this country 10
authorized 20 any 20 every rheumatic
sufferer that " fun pint bottle Of
AiienFhu. the sure conaueref ~
rheumatism. does not show the way
20 stop the agony. reduce swollen
joints and do away with even the
slightest tWiuRe 81 rheumatic pain.
he viii gladly return your money
without comment
Ailenrhu has been tried and tested
for years. and really marvellous re-
suits have been accomplished in the
most severe cases, where the suffer
Ing and aRpuy WAS Intense and
piisous. and whore the patient was
helpless.
Nr James ". Allen. Of Rochester.
~. r.. the discoveFer OF Alienrhu.
who for many years suffered the tor
meutH ~ acute rheumatism. desires
all sufferers 10 know that he does
not want n cent OF anyone'e money
unless Aiienrhu decisiyely eonquers
this worst Of all diseases. and he has
instructed druggists to guarantee u
as above In every instance. Owl
Drug co. can supply you.--Adyer-
tiHemenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Deputy Sheriffs
DESTROY 2 Stills

Two stills were destroyed by raid
ing deputy sheriffs Monday night
and Tuesday. and the owners arrcrt-
81. Andrew Narraies WAS arrested
four miles east Of Medina monday
night. His house had been built
over tho still and deputies tore no
the floor 10 find II. w. Delong was
arrested Tuesday at N. 10th II. and
Greenwood ave. and four barrels of
mash destroyed. a small quantity
of moon WIS found al each place.
The two airs charged with manu-
featuring liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Physicians Respond
to Call by Nurses

Numerous physicians have already
answered the call for committee
members 10 serve as advisers 20 the
Visiting Nurses association. tho nuns.
ing department OF the American Red
Cross chapter Ia Seattle. Thoso who
have volunteered their service are.
Drs Park weed wins. n. W. Nc.
Kinney. G. W. sharples. A. o. Loe.
O.. W. swift. George Horton. Don
Palmer. l. A. wsIchbnodt. W, n. Girls
void. Herbert Coo. Lillian c. Irwin,
Cora r. sAas. y. .. Bourns and T..
Weldon Young.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
New r. F. D. Routes
Are Established

Two new mail routes are to be es-
n1tlkhed under the direction Of the
qettIe possoffsce department
One will start from Georgetown
hH<3on and the other from Green
nAA Postoffice officials plan 10
oorDonlss other routes In connection
Nh these stations. in an effort to do
wny with the overloaded conditions
~ IN many cases prevail.
Il Word Was received Tuesday BY
ecgHe = williams. superintendent
uaatls. from Washington. ID. c.. to
~ efofcf that the United States
ooto<Yice department has sanctioned
~ establishment Of the routes which
- lDcnl department has been re.
uoneing since August. They will
o = operation by February I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
De~tor's Recent Discovery Also Heals
Iteef.. Bells. ssrbubrie-. All
ssesses and Open sore. In
a Few Days

The world progresses. Today all
menta that took weeks 20 core can
now be ended in a few days. II you
have xmricosr veins or lunches. you
can start this today 10 bring them
hack 20 normal sine. and IL you are
wise. you viii do 20.
just get an original bottle ~
Moona'n Emerald oil at any dispens-
ing phArmastst and apply u niEhi
and morning 70 the enlarged veins.
II in very powerful and penetrating.
and only a little L. required
After n few days treatment the
veins will begin 20 grow smaller. and
by regular use VIII soon reduce TO
normal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Consolidated Ticket
Offices to Be Moved

Consolidated ticket offices Of the
Great Northern. Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific railroad companies viii
BE- moved from their present location
AZ 1910 Second ave. 10 new address
AZ Fourth ave. and unon VI. Va the
near future. railway officials an
nounced Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Zoning Ordinance
to Come Up Soon

Consideration Of tho proposed zon.
ing ordinance will como up before
the next meeting Of the council pub.
lie safety committee. Tho bill was
introduced before the council Mon.
day and referred 10 committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Woodmen of World
Leader in Seattle

Head Consul T. J. Boak. Of tho fra
ternal order OF Woodmen OF tho
World. in Seattle on a visit from
Denver. acted as presiding officer at
the Initiation Of a large number OF
candidates at Eagles hall Monday
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

What h the formula for nutri-
tious cream for tho handsf
Almond OF. ~ oaHccs. iasoiia. y
oaHce. spermaccii. = oaHcrs tfifch-
hasei. y osHcos faefHrc Of beHsoiH.
= dram.
Are there any libraries especially
Tor negrocsg
Yes. quite a number Of them. The
noat expensive one Is the Wesiern
Hraach. Louisville. ~
How many visitors are there each
day In New York city,
10 - rsflnsafed there are az least
100000 strangers crerv day IN Nesc
York city
What was the highest price ever
paid for a painting
SO far "a 10 are tnforwed, the
Aighesf price ever paid for an0ie
Oh painting seas the 1870 900 paid for
Gasasboroa0h's ~Hiue Boy. boaghf
~ Henry a. Huntington
How many daily and weekly Papers
are there IN the United States
Daily. fssT tccctiv. $500.
Who is the richest man In the
sxe~tAe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
Local Odd Fellows
to Install Leaders

g. w. Foster and Myrtle Hopkins
will be named noble grands OF Seattle
lodge No. 7. I. o. o. r., and Mystic
Jewel Rebekah lodge No. 40 at the
annual installation OF officers Tues.
day evening at $50 in the odd Eel.
lows temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
PARTY MACHINE
WELL CREASED
Attempt to Compare Harris
Expense SqueIChed

OLYMPIA, Jan. ig.--An ut
tempt ON the part u Representa-
tive Willis l.. Maboney, Of Whit
man county. 10 have the house
order the state auditor 10 present
before that body statement Of
the cost Of operating the stale
government under the Hart code,
NJ compared with the cost presi.
Gus 10 the adoption Of the code.
was squeIched by the party ma
chine" In the house Tuesday
morning.
That the party machine was
primed for the attack against Maho.
ney'e resolution WAS apparent, and II
Is believed that the special meeting
OF the rules committee. which was
held Monday night and called soon
after Mahoney filed his resolution.
was held for the purpose OF planning
some way 20 defeat the young repre-.
sentative's move
Mahoney's plan was 10 have tho
auditor give the desired Information
direct 20 the house. and his move
was sidetracked by Representative
Piiny Allen. 20 the effect that the
committee that WIS appointed last
Friday 70 Investigate the recommen.
dations o. the governors message
should handle this work.
The matter was brought 20 a vote
after much discussion on the part Of
several members and much sideetep.
ming on the part or Representative
Alien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

According 20 fhe Wall street Jour.
sal. Henry Ford has IN the Ford
Motor 90. me largest Income and. q
capitalized. the largest forisns IN ne
teorid.
II there a South Magnetic Pole
n 40 what was lis position In 1915
Yea. there "a south Magnetic
Foie. The opprorimafc position 81
srhsoA ga 1919 ,eas iafsssae u degrees
s.. longitude fss seeFss. a.
wha, va. tho Hoiy AllianceT
Hawe pturH 70 me compact
fnrmra between the sorsretons Of
Rssssa. Assfrta and Prussia ia 1915.
osfenrbiv for the hwnsre AID lsb-
erai dsmiaisfrafsoH Of their respective
oousrnmcafs. Bat rally 10 preserve
the p0tcrr aad tnnuence o. sse
ertsfsnO dvHasfics Most o. fA> other
Enropsas rulers accefed 70 u, and
TIC treaty yeas formally made sss-
Ne IN ne Frankfort yoarnai." FEB.
rsarv 2. 1878. ~ srss fr s,iYfue ~
fhts hague that Ausfrfa. O. 1921,
crush~d she repoiaftor ~ NapIcs ard
Pledmcrf. ard fhaf France. On 1895.
restored absoIHttsns IN spain. susse-
qaenfiv both France end Ergfand
s-crded. after rhtch " became a
nscre nemints umsra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

United States plans the building
OF 10000 miles OF federal highways
during the next rs or 20 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16

Automotive industry uses about
per cent Of the output OF iron and
steel annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-16
THE HIGHLAND PARK PIT. a.

was 70 meet 81 2s0 Tuesday after
noon a. Highland Park school. with
Mrs. Frank willard az the speaker.
Exercises by the school children
were 20 be held and refreshments
served