davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-05-13

IoLLEGE WOMAN, Travelled extensively
wishes position house mother in first.clss :
school for girls boys: would take Girls
abroad. Address Box ITS. Star office
Evening star., 1923-05-13

SITUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.
BUTLER ANB, COOK-Man and wife want
Jobs; leave city. 10 Myrtle ne.
CNRETAKER of home during owners alb
sence; middle-aged couple; references ex-
changed. Address Box 276-S, Star Office. 13'
COUPLE (white). middle-age. workers.; stay
nights janitor; no children; city refs. North
Evening star., 1923-05-13

RElCkLaYEES. SIX union men: lnsi" job:
top wages. Apply 1917 Conn. ave. Telephone
Adams lIS0. 13S
Evening star., 1923-05-13

DEMONSTRATIONS to sell til" Sechri,t pres
cooker. IF you mean business and would
appreciate carriug $50 10 So week. come
and talk II ""'r: aso higii-cia~S man 10 tram
FOR manager: six counties op"a in Virginia AMI
four in MaryIand best terIit"ry in city still
open If lon a,f q2ick. Call from | pm I"
: pm. Room AL 1871 g 81 NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-13
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS can make s. hour: housewives
everywhere delighted with article Which
removes stains from clothing, fable. linen.
etc: write quick territory and sample
t'hrisy. ~ T'nion, Newark y. Y
Evening star., 1923-05-13

EEiI IKI.AYEKS- Sl3 IA day. loss Of
time for material. l3'2 and sts II W l.,
L MmrfaMgh. II
Evening star., 1923-05-13

! AGENTS-$2 hour. SIG day: Distribute new
| 81. % household articles free fifty thousand
| ladies. introducing our guaranteed goods; ex-
+, perience unnecessary: part time satisfactory:
! Co. District D-21O9 DAYTON. Ohio
Evening star., 1923-05-13

ROY white. with w''"el. as messenger. stand
ard Engraving Co. 1912 C ST. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-13

DRAFTSMEN WA\TED-praft>m Iulliici
I" design and detail Architectural. reinfUrr"d
concrete. structural steel. power and rrr
trical work: also mechanical layout craftsmen
an;l machine designers: attractive positions for
sx months work. with a possibility Of per
rlan"ncI: location. Wilmington Del. state
age. experience. salary expected aud date
available T. l. du Ppnt 'ie Nemour~ & Co.
engineering department. Room S'IS. Du F'"nt
bldg. Wilmington. Del.
Evening star., 1923-05-13

Alto SALESMAN that wants 10 work; mus
furnish demonstration. Overland-N heeier ".
oIl. 18th St
Evening star., 1923-05-13

AUTO TRIMMER. side curtain and upholstery
Rebuilt Top Co. COS Newton NV. omen
Sunday
Evening star., 1923-05-13
HELP---MALE.

AUTO ACCESSORY SALESMAN; one familiar
with trade in Washington and vicinity pre-
fnrred Address BOX 3iS-S. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-05-13

ROIS. white with or without hlcycies for
night and day work. Apply Mr.. Simmons.
Evening star., 1923-05-13

HArTERY MAN-To he our service manager;
mus, I've courteous. snapry: in return we "het
splendid opportunity &" right man: must
know hattrries from "a" to ~. Write.
giving age. married single experience and
salary expected. Replies strictly conhdentiat
Address BOX II r. Star office. u"
Evening star., 1923-05-13

CARPENTER. expert mechanic: for private
retnodrlia- iuh; highest wages. l32n Park rd.
Evening star., 1923-05-13

ROYS over sixteen to set pins. Apply taftfr
p.nf.i Arcade Bowling Alleys. lith st. below
l'ark rniIn
Evening star., 1923-05-13

BARRIER co.ored: steady job: $50 guaranteed
CAL 4i3 lNt 81. IL
Evening star., 1923-05-13

Washington. d. C., to take charge of office
and organize sales force for Americas fast
est selling one price line: S2a.a0 Pays s6, 900
I. SD 600 annually. Chca=o's biggest old
reliable house. W. u. Smith u Co.. Dept. ID,
Evening star., 1923-05-13

CHATrFEIE -Culorpd: short hours: Dodge
sedan: $40 per month Apply Monday, br
Thornc. 500 9Th - NV
GHAt+FFER. willing 10 work long hours. TO
hack Durant e. Phone Mr. Hall. Main $50,
lra:'"!r =. MnndTy after 80 Il III.
,pl <rI.H ;,nd order clerks in plumbing sup
Evening star., 1923-05-13

DRtf iSMAN WEp can MAKE patent otiir"
dfawff...S iocai inf. Ohio: opportunity 10 learn
specification and claim writing and To contact
closely with engineering and experimental de
Psrtm"nt: steady position, attractive salary.
Address Pnx oli y. Star Office 1Ss
Evening star., 1923-05-13

DENTAL Me, IIANIt- Rubber worker for
Genital .ii.ho"ai'ri: oac with experience: g""i
rhanc" f"r nivaH"emenf. National Dental
Laboratory. I'm II -. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-13

COOK Good short order cook: aist all around
ht,lru man. with know edg" rs r'r'k-
ing Metropolitan l.uurh. Ill 9th 81. nv. IL
COOK for cafeteria. tirs:.ciass. 100 Michigan
Evening star., 1923-05-13

COOK and housework. white woman: place ia
the country; no incumhrance. Address I!"N
SGT, Star office IA
Evening star., 1923-05-13

AUTOMOBILE PAINTER. first class; good
proposition Address BOX 2jSS. Star once.
Evening star., 1923-05-13

HOUSEkEEPINi; or mothers helper: middit
aged woman. rcliab aad Industrious. Address
BOX 3l6S. Star utiicn.
Evening star., 1923-05-13

CHAMBERMAID-WAIT colored girl.
.:Nf7 u 81. NV. Phone West 149s-W.
CLEANIN'l-M Morning or evening; lady. 1911
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
NEW LAWS IN
EFFECT TODAY

OLYMPIA. June Washington
residents are living under some i5f
more laws today than they were
yesterday.
The measures represent practical.
~ the sum total OF the work enact.
ed by the Inst legislature during its
hectic session. going into effect 30
days after adjournment OF the law.
making body.
Some OF the measures are expect.
cd TO make the way OF the booze
transgressor a bit harder. One
makes mere possession Of a SIN.
whether IL is in operation or not, a
mlsdcmeanor. Another takes away
motorists license for six months
& he attempts TO drive while in.
toxicated.
The majority age for women Is
now Fl years. under one OF the new
laws effective today. while n tax
measure win bring 70 the state one
per cent OF the income OF motor
transportation companies.
The benefits paid under the work.
mems compensation law are in.
creased in one OF the most import.
ant measures Of the number TO be-
come effective today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07

JUNEAU. Alaska, June IAN
air or expectancy pcryados Alaakn's
dogdom.
CANNES arc on the qui vfve. Pups
are wagging their tails norvouhly.
Sober and sagacioua maianutoh and
huskies are going abou. their busl.
ness aH quietly as possible. but their
enlmnass comes with. noticeable CT.
fort.
For something big Is "A the wind
Alaskan howlers have iaviiod Lad.
die Boy official companion OF Prcal.
dent Harding. TO accompany tho
chief executive OF the United States
on his tour OF this FAR North Amer.
lean territory.
Laddio Boyi Dog arlstocrat OF the
nRtionl II hen Just oums North.
too.
Malamute Bob. supreme ruhr OF
Alaska'a dogs. carried tho Invitation
10 Gov. Scott c, Bone for trans.
mission TO iAddic Hoy,
The bid. drafted at recent con.
ycntion attended by canine dele.
gates from c,Nry nook end trail Of
the North. warns Laddla BOY not 10
let anyone chase him cot OF the
auto when the president starts.
And don't allow the president TO
talk you out OF H." Malamuto Bob
oounAcls
The message assures his excel.
lency that tho choicest cuts Of rein.
deer. whale blubber seal. sea lion
and wairua fat will 10 served in
regular Alaskan style.
And there'il h1 Zig bout ba.
tween lack Dcmpscy'' and Luis
Firpo." a hard.fighting dcs just up
from South America.
Trusting. exalted ruler. that you
can gct away with t. concludes tho
invitation. Two are your humblest
servants. The DOGS or Alaska"
We'll. that's that" observed Mala.
mute bob. as Gov, bone stamped
the message for immediate send.
Ing.
Thanks. governor. and I'm will.
Ing TO bet my sharpcst tusk that
l.addic BOY, II he does come. will
vote unanimously for your Greater
Alaska program before he starts
back home.
And snarling Wolf thinks 80.
too"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
TRAILING GIRL
Who KILLED man
Midnight Flapper Bandit
Eludes Chicago Police

CHICAGO, June IA dozen o,
more girl cabaret hnbitucs and gun
women were trniled by police today
In their search for the ''midnigh,
flapper bandit" who shot Richard C
Tesmcr. insurance udjuster. TO death
during a robbery Tuesday night
As suspects were apprchended
they were taken one by ono before
Mrs. Tesmcr. who was with her hus
br1l when he was shot down near
ths Tesmcr residence garage on the
gold coast"
we are looking for girl with a
peculiar laugh and blue eyes" said
States Attorney Robert II. Grove
who notified police TINT. II the slay
eress is caught. he will see to It She
gets speedy trial and is given the
death penalty.
Mrs. Tesmcr, prostrated. failed ia
identify the first three girls picked
up. Raising herself on her pillow
she demanded that each open your
eyes wide and laugh"
That cold.blooded, wGnton hugh
OF the girl who shot my husband il
something I can never forget. II
hnunts me- said Mrs. Tesmer. 'I1l
know without n trace of doubt when
they bring the right one"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
MILLION VOLTS
ARE HARNESSED
Prove High Voltage Can Be
Transmitted Over Cable

PlTrSFIELD. Mass. June T.
Electric current aa powerful as the
lightning bolts that flash from tho
sky with force OF two million volts
and the energy OF ten million horse.
power. may ho harncased to turn tho
wheels OF Industry in tho future.
Engineers OF tho experimental
laboratory in tho General Electric
Co.'S great plant here had succeeded
today In artifioially producing q cur.
rent or two million volts. This IL
higher by Thousands Of volts than
any made by man before. And II
was controlled almost as easily aA
an ordinary electric bulb
The test was made 20 demonstrate
that current OF two million volts
can h. controlled and. II necessary.
transmitted over power lines. En-.
ginecrs In charge OF the experiments
estimated that a hollow cable six
inches In diameter would DO necea.
aary 10 contain the powerful current.
These cables would have TO be strung
30 feet apart on towers 100 fec,
above the earth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STOCK FRAUD
STARTS ON PAGE 1

TO begin their work KAHN believes
75 per cent of the firms will be com.
PEELED to close their doors.
r. II. Handlcy, former Blue sky
commissioner in Oregon, has been
called TO Olympia to aid Commits.
sioner Hinkle In putting the new law
into effect. The Better Business
Bureau will work in close harmony
with state officials In enforcing the
law, which is particularly valuable
because II Is u preventive measure
and takes most OF the responsibility
for protection OF investors out of
tho hands OF county prosecutors,
KAHN says, and vests II in the state.
The bureau has 300 doubtful firms
listed In It's files. and 81 such firms
have been prosecuted thru informa.
ton furnished by the bureau during
the past two years, KAHN said, or
the 81 prosecutions, A convictions
have sbccn obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
YOUTH BROWNS
IN LAKE union
lack Mohler Third Victim
OF Water This Year

Jack 4. Mohlcr, i6. OF 3aig Corliss
ave. was the third swimming victim
OF the year when he drowned IN Lake
Union wednesday evening near a
shinElo mill at 40 y Northlakc ave.
In company with two other boys,
Donald Wilson. 2sl5 n. 3sth IT,. and
Casper Eek. 1884 Bagloy ave. young
Mohler went swimming about 7:sO
p. m lie mounted a raft OF logs
and diyed In. but failed 10 rcappoar
on the surface. having evidently
struck his head on a rock in the
water. which n only 10 feet deep at
this point.
Harbor patrol boat No. 2 recovered
the body SO minutes alter. but all cf.
forts 10 revive the boy failed. Cor.
onor w. II. corson Investigated the
ease.
The boy was tho son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. 3. Mohlcr. and was a student
az Lincoln high school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
FAKE WHISKY
PLOT Fooled
Is Arrested; Millions Of
Bogus Stamps Seized

NEW YORK. June 7.--Counterfeit.
erE who manufactured fake liquor
labels 10 pass off doc,ored booze as
real stuff have been rounded up by
the secret service In arrests which
arc believed 10 have thwnried a ma.
tion.wide plot.
Millions OF bogus revenue siampa.
labels. fake medicinal prescriptions
and printing paraphernaiia were
seized.
sixteen are under arrest and more
may be taken.
Secret service agents who arrested
the countorfel,era say tho labels could
have been used 10 disguise SIS 600. 900
worth 81 any kind Of liquor no as 10
make II appear that II had been
smugEled into this country from
abroad or Illegally withdrawn from
bonded warehouses.
The gang worked In several
groups. One division manufactured
liquor OF questionable purity: an.
other made the fake labels. "A third
managed TO withdraw liquor from
bond under fake permits and the
fourth dispensed the Illegal wares
OF the other three.
Tho systematic raids were con.
Quoted over "A 25.mlle area in New
York. Most OF the IL were taken
in Brooklyn. Three we're found In
Manhattan. Two already have been
held on bail.
Following the discoveries, Joseph
A. Palma. chief OF the local secret
service. issued n warning against
buying OF high.gadc Scotch liquor
and imported sin. He said the
Intoxicants disguised by the counter.
feiters were dangerous. and officials
had no way Of knowing how many
bottles had been circulated thrnout
the country before tho arrests were
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
RECORD CROWD
is LOOKED FOR
Final Concert Ticket Sale
Is Largest Yet

Box office sale Of tickets for next
sunday afternoons concert Of the Sc.
oitle Civic Symphony orchestra was
opened Thursday morning at the
Metropolitan. Gratifying advance
sales Of exchange tickets. on which
rescryations are being made. assures
an unusually large audience for the
final concert OF the season.
Much interest has been manifested
in the coming appearance OF Miss
Lois Cassil. who won the 1899 state
piano contest. which was held under
the auspices OF the State Music
Teachers association. and her rcndi.
ton OF the famous TschaikowslSy
concerto in b Flat Minor Ii attract
ing music students and teachers from
out OF town as well as locally.
Miss Cassil Is TO be n guest ni
honor at a reception and dinner to b.
given by the state Music Teachers
association on Thursday evening An
other feature Of the concert win b.
the appearance Of Miss EvangeIlne
Cook. well known Seattle soprano
who win sing group OF four songs
composed by Katherine Glen. who il
Mrs. a. s. Kerry. Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Believe Looter of
Churches in Jail

PORTLAND. ore. june Tom
Duane. 30. is under arrest here 10.
day. believed TO be the man who has
looted number OF Portland churches
during the past few weeks.
Officers say that Duane confessed
to having looted the poor boxes In
one church. and they expect TO con-
meet him with series OF recent en-.
tries OF local houses OF worship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
CHILE PIRATE
STORIES TOLD
lap Purser Says They Are
Terrorizing Ports

SAN FRANCISCO. June 7.-stor,
les OF pirates infestinE the ports OF
Iquiquo and Antofagasta. Chile. were
brought here today by ]. w. Millar.
purser OF the japanese steamer Roy.
okai Maru,
These sea thieves. who operate
from shore on ships in tho harbors.
already have prceipitated several
knife and fist battles on the decks OF
steamers in Chilean ports. Mlllar de.
elared.
In fight on the deck Of British
ship. he said. at Antofagasta. one
English crew member and one Chi.
nese were injured while the crew OF
the Dupont Powder Co.'S steamer.
Dupont. at iquiquc. repulscd attacks
| there and killed one OF the pirates.
The port authorities az An,ofa.
gasta kept the Riokayu Maru under
armed guard during tho time Il was
In port and numerous other ships
were similarly protected. he said.
Abt iAA&A4Hs tANNshlAAk w l4itlAt
board the boats In tho roadatead dur.
ing the day in tho guIse OF hucksters,
selling eurios. fruits and notions 10
the crews. In that manner they SO.
cure first-hand idea OF the vessels
plan and of possible loot
Then. at night. they put out from
shore In fishing boats. climb over
the sides and loot the ship OF every.
thing moycable--unicNs rcpulsed by
the crews.
Usually they operate In such mum.
bers that resistance ~ futile.
An average Of 20 ships. Millar said.
arc in the roadsteads al Iquiduc and
Antofagasta at a time and form rich
subjects for operations OF pirates.
Port authorities are warning ships
to be prepared against attacks. Nil.
lar said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Husband Continues
Search for Wifi e

Deputy sheriffs have been search.
ing for Catherine wardle. alias Dor
ing, alias Avolio. for three days. fol.
lowing the report 10 Sheriff Matt
starwich by James Avolio that his
wife had been seen in company with
another man at the Vancouver hotel.
Avolio has been searching for HIS
bride since May /. when she deserted
him two days after his marriage to
her. He obtained n bigamy com.
plant later when he learned his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
COMMERCIAL
CLUB FORMED

Reports OF the preliminary organ.
ization Of a commercial club at Con.
crete were made TO the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce Thursday by
+. w. Graham. assistant general
agricultural development agent OF
the Great Northern. who was one
OF the speakers at tho organization
meeting there.
He extended the greetings and co.
operation of the Seattle chamber.
while r. A. Noble. president OF the
Everett Chamber OF Commerce. OF.
fercd the assistance of his organiza.
ton.
a committee named to draft by.
laws for the new commercial club
consists OF win ID. Crufoot. C. ID.
stIckley. w H. whitney. w. II.
smitty, George White and Carl
Monrad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
SEIZE LABELS
IN RAID HERE
Florist Arrested and Fake
Distillery Confiscated

James J. Bell, florist OF Hilman
City. was in Jail Thursday morning.
following his arrest by federal prohI.
bition agents. charged with the sale
and manufacture OF poison whisky
bearing the spurious labels OF many
well known brands.
The arrest OF Bell is said to be the
first move on the part OF the prohi.
bition forces 10 round up the men
who are Flooding Seattle with de.
natured alcohol under the guse OF
high grade bonded goods Bell was
taken during a raid on his nursery,
where hundreds OF counterfeit inter.
nal revenue stamps, labels and bot.
tics were seized.
He is said to have confessed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
FIRE DESTROYS
ARMY DIR|C|BLE
Military Board Probes Loss
Of TEL; Two Injured

DAYTON. Ohio. June IA mill.
tary board OF investigation today be.
gan an inquiry into tho destruction
by fire nj Wilbur Wright field last
night of the giant army dirigible
Tel.
Two of tho crew WIRE injured
when the ship caught fire during
a severe electrical storm. Sergt.
Harry Barnes Scott Field. Illinois.
and a. C. Meanwhile Of the Good,
year Rubber Co. were hurt wlNn
they jumped 20 feet TO the ground
The Tel. which cost 10000. was
a sister ship OF the c.. which burn.
cd last year az San Antonio. Tex.
II had just completed test flight
from Scott Field. Ills. and was
moovd to steel tower when
struck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Congressman Stop
at Nenana, Alaska

NENANA, Alaska, June 7,--Agrl.
cultural resources of Alaska were
the object of inspection "Wednesday
when the party OF ~ United States
congressman reached here on their
way to Fairbanks. They expected to
return shortly to Seward to board
the army transport Cambrai, which
Is carrying them into the North, A
lurge delegation OF oltizcns turned
out with band 10 greet tho distIn.
guishcd visitors here,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Grace Church Men
Will Give Banquet

The men Of the Grace Methodist
church will give their second an.
nunl midsummer dinner on Friday
evening, juno 8, from TO s
o'clock. a short program win be
given following tho meal and an
Invitation Is extended to everyone
TO attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Cashier Is Charged
With Embezzlement

HOOD RIVER. Ore. June ~
Charged with embezzling $1,000 from
the funds OF the Butler Banking Co.
here. Howard l.. Dumbolton. book.
keeper. was arrested here yesterday
and Is held in Jail in default of $4,000
bail
The defalcatlons are asserted TO
have taken place at various times
during the past two years. while
Dumbolton was in tho employ OF the
bank.
Authorities say he has confessed.
saying that he lost the money In
speculation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Oregon Line Asks
Extension Permit

WASHINGTON, June THE
oregon Short Line railroad today
lsked the interstate commerce com
mission for authority TO construct
a line from an existing branch near
Nampa, Idaho. to a connection with
Is Boise branch, distance OF two
Ind half miles.
The application explained the ex.
tension was requested that main
line trains from Boise may run
thru Nampa without switching, and
s made necessary by the changing
pr the Boise branch to the main
me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Crowd Sees Walla
Walla Production

WALLA WALLA. June Before
an audience Of 1900 spectators, the
great pageant, How the West Was
Won" was staged here yesterday.
In the four hours during which the
pageant was In progress. Indians,
early settlers. cavalry. explorers and
prospectors passed before the watch.
crs. depicting scenes OF the "Old
West"
The demonstration was brought to
n conclusion with q great tableau
showing the future prosperity that
Is In store for the people OF the
Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Boy Swimmer Is
Drowned in River

PORT ANGELES. June while
swimming In a slough on the lower
Elwha river, yesterday. Hans Rein.
ikka, 13.yearold son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Reinikka. Of. Lower Elwhn.
near here. was stricken with cramps
which resulted In his death by drown.
Ing. All efforts TO resuscltate the
boy failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DRY LAW
STARTS ON PAGE 1

day. when n vote on passage In the
lower house VIII be taken.
In the meantime, prohibition
forces win mobilize TO oppose Il In
the senate. They probably will az.
tempt TO enlist the moral support"
OF Senator Ia Toilette and Gov.
Blaine by convincing them u IL too
drastic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Logger Winner in
Race With Death

BELLINGHAM, juno Z, Il Albert
Motor. logger, WINS brought 10
miles in a launch on Lake Whntcom
yesterday in Il race with death which
Motor won. Tho logger was bleeding
from a deep cut in his foot which
could not be checked and he was
rushed to the hospital here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
Prisoner Escapes
for Only "a Houra

PAsCo. June AFTER "a hours ol
liberty. Earl Devereaux is again id
the Franklin county Jail. following
his escape with three other prison
ers Tuesday. He was picked ul|
while about to board a freight train
train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07

had previously been married and die
rot wait the required six months be
fore acquiring Avolio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-07
SPEAKS IN TACOMA
On HIS WAY NORTH

June 20 win be spent In Montana
with a morning speech In Butte and
an evening address In Helena.
ON July 2 tho president win make
night speech az Spokane, Wash.
and on July J win speak al the ore.
sun Trail anniversary celebration at
Mcacham. ore.
lie will deliver the independence
day address on the afternoon OF July
I ai Portland. Ore. leaving for TIA.
coma. Wash. where he will speak
the morning Of July S. That viii
conclude his speeeh.making this side
OF Alaska. No speeches are SEIZED.
uled IN Alaska. tho some brief ones
may be made.
ON the return from Alaska. the
president will speak al Vancouver.
b, C.. July 20: Seattle. July 81: san
Francisco. July 81: Los Angeles. Au.
gust /. and san Diego. August 4.
Then he viii go aboard ship for the
water trip home via the Panama
canal and Virgin islands.