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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
2 WEST COAST
MEN CAPTURED

WASHINGTON, May Z. - The
passport division OF the state de.
partment today gave out tho home
addresses Of some Of tho American
captives Of Chinese bandits
Jerome Arthur Henley, evidently
the J. a. Henley named in cabled
lists. lives at e41 Post ST., San Fran.
cisco. lie Was given passport for
China and Japan on October IL,
1929.
The war department stated today
that the Mai. X. ~ Pinger men.
toned among the capgves probably
is Mai. II. W. Pinger of the ord.
nance division. who. with his fam.
ily. Is stationed at Manila.
The Capt. Allen mentioned prob.
ably is Maj. Robert A. Alien. mcdi.
cal corps. also stationed at Manila,
the department believed.
While there was no definite in.
formation that either of these off.
GERS was in China, It was stated
that American officers stationed in
lHe iulllpplu'S blAtH lldNtlt anu
that such travel Is encouraged by
tho war department.
Maj. Pingor IS graduate OF the
University OF California.
Mai. Allen, before entering the
army, practiccd medicine at 45O5
n. And st., Tacoma. Wash His
family's homo IS at Lena, III.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The state
department has received ndvices
from Picking. China, stating that
Gen. Chang Hsi.Yuan, military gov.
ernor OF the district OF Chahar In
China, has formally apologized TO the
American legation In Picking for the
killing last December OF Charles
coltman. an American citizen.
This rs the first step that China
has taken 10 meet the American de.
mand for settlement Of tho case. The
department omph1sizcd todny that
tho matter was not yet settled. and
that China must still discipline the
soldiers who shot Coltmnn and pay
an indemnity TO his family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
THINKS HE SAW
STUDENT KILLED
Fisherman Relates DuCking
Incident to Police

CHICAGO. May John A..
Strom. fisherman. today told
Evanston polics he believed he wit.
messed the staying OF Leighton
Mount. Northwestern university
freshman. declared TO have hcen
killed by hazers.
strom Informed Police Chief
Charles w. Leggett that he saw
three young men. apparently stu.
dents. carry youth he Identified
as Mount from pictures. 10 the lake.
duck him. talk Of pourins sand IN
his mouth and then toss him into a
n pier a short distance from the
one where Mounts skeleton was
found.
This. Strom asserted. vas on Sep
TENDER Fl. 1891. the time Of Mounts
disappearance, Immediately after tho
sophomoFe.freShm clash.
other developments in the tangled
mystery today included;
Announcement that the only
copies o. report OF an invcstiga.
ton into Mounts disappearance.
made In 1891 by the Burns De.
tective agency. were stolen last
week from the Burns vault and
the home OF J. l.. Mount. father OF
the boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
WRECKS
AUTO, SIX DIE

FRESNO, Cal, May 7.-siH per-
aons we're killed near here last even
ing when an automobile was struck
n The Selma railroad crossing ~ =
Southern Pacific passenger tram
going fun speed
The six were passengers in the au-
tomobile. which was in the center OF
the track. and was hurried more than
100 feet by the impact -Four Of tho
bodies were found on the engine
front when the train was stopped.
and the other two were thrown some
distance. The dead are: Mr.. and
Mrs.. John De 8ots and Edward De
Mots. or Orange Grove, Cal; Dr.
James G. ogg and Mrs. ogg, OF Or
anEe City. Ia. and MrH. Conrad
Jongewaard. OF MERGED. Cal. Eye
witnesses say there II no obstruction
70 the sight on either side Of the
crossing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
GIRLS SLAYER
WILL Be HANGED
Whitfield Found Guilty OF
Brutal Crime

VANCOUVER. Wash. May -
Coorse r. wbHucld found guilty
hy jury early sunday morning or
the brutal murder OF liyearold
Anna NosiSo. near Battle Ground.
March s. win remain in tho Clarle
county jan for a few DAYS more
awaiting sentence by ludEe slump,
son.
The passing OF sentence will he
merely a formal confirmation OF the
death penalty demanded by tho yer.
diet OF the jury
II is no, likely that any appeal
WIN be entered on behnlf Of Whit.
field. and guards WI te here 70
remove tho prisoner to t,0 state
prison Immediately after ne has
been sentenced 20 die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
MOTHER WAS
PLEASED .AIlSO

Somewhere from the rear Of the
mob a slender little woman came
forward. saying, Here. Preston,
you'd better put on your coat" Her
smile was az bright--aimost- the
champs. And IL wasn't difficult
for the crowd 10 guess that she
was the young mans mother. Mrs.
c. z. Eldrcd. who viii 80 with her
son IN June. when The star viii pay
the expenses OF It's final winner and
one parent TO the national tourna.
ment.
Something here should be said IN
regard 20 those who helped out in
Saturdays parade.
To. ]. W. Miller. OF tho Pacific
Music Co. We say thank you" for
lending the delightful Chinese gong
that changed most satisfactorily at
the front OF the line. To Daddy
Diapers band. with It's new bus.
that supplied the band music: to A.
K Charlie Tyson. who loaned the
champs his car; TO the members Of
the Greater Seattle Bicycle club who
rolled along In the line. and Ger.
tainly 10 the members Of the park
board: to Ben Evans. superintendent
We say Thank your numerous
times.
Something should also be said Of
the winners In the bicycle races that
awarded the following riders: Carol
awarded 10 the following riders: Carl
Mccain. Leslie Wright. Harold Mar.
tin. Francis Helm, Garrett Horder
and Ray Knemeyer. in the threc-mile
race for boys between ~ and IL.
Gilber Gordon. Elmer Hendrickson.
Harold Ldndberg. Norman Yetten.
dahl and Donald Isben in the three.
mile race for those under II.
Leslie Wright. Peter Whitworth
and Don Isbcn in the slow race.
Arthur Lundberg. Peter Whit.
worth. David Joelson. Bernard Nit.
cheil and Walter Scott in the i5.mile
free-for-all.
And here's just one little word at
the end for the final marble players.
Don't any OF you forget, please. that
next Saturday Is the day for the
party to DO given in honor Of all five
of you. There'll be box at Moorc's
.orpheum in the afternoon with a
dinner at Boldt's to follow. Remom.
Der 10 meet at Tho Star office at
las y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
ANXIOUS FAMILIES
ARE WAITING WORD

Machinery OF tine Standard on
company one OF the most powerful
single agencies In the Far East. was
put In motion in an effort 10 secure
Information regarding the wreeking
Of tho train.
AId for the victims OF tho bandit
raid. who ncludc as set an undetcr
mined number OF Americans. win be
expedited as soon AN details OF the
affair arc received
Anxious families IN various parts
OF the United States awaited word
of tho wreck and raid victims.
Niles Lucy AldriohH home IL In
Providence. r. l.. where up 10 1880
a. m. no tidlnEH other than brief
newa dispatches had been received.
Winthrop W Aldrich. Of the firm
OF Murray. prsutisa & Aidrich. New
York. brother Of Miss Aldrleh. ex.
pressed alarm over her possible fate,
but had received no direct word
from China. lie mid his sister
started Last October on n tour Of
the world and had visited several
European countries India and Bur.
ma. and sailed 20 China She b. an
ardent traveller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07

cravled thru a little hole IN the
foundation or tie house around
which mo game Of hide and Geek"
was held. Dorothy had fallen thru
n rotted wooden covering that hid
an abandoned well. II was learned.
Tire company 30. 10. a the South
Settle department responded 10 an
alarm. ana. aided by d detail Of %.
lies fom the Georgetown precinct.
chopped thru the roof Of the wei
and attempted 20 reach the body.
An hour later. By means Of crap.
ping hooks. The little girls IlfelcB
form was brought 20 the surface.
The well. nearly fun Of water was
% feet deep. 40 one knew OF is
existence under the house. The
body Of the little girl was tak-i 70
the county m0rgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
FIGHT
STIFF BATTLE

The Port Of Seattle. organized pri.
marily 20 increase and stimulate
Seattle shippinE. Is now waging
thru its commissioner. one Of the
sharpcst fights In It's history and
fish, which they are confident viii
be won az the polls Tuesday.
The purchase Of tho skinner &
Eddy ahipyard tract by the city
win do moro toward booming Seat
de as a world bort than any other
one thing. said Port Commissioner
Geo:Er y, IamplnK Monday.
The statement Of the opponents
Of the purchase that tho city Is now
uSing only 90 per cent OF to port
facilities IL pure fabrication" said
Lamping. Our terminals arc tho
only agencies in Seattle that have
consistently developed and fostrrea
the great Inland Empire" he add.
cd. 'and u our people fat TO rccog.
nize what their publicly owned term.
mails have done they will have
faliorcd at q crucial moment and
will have set our community hack
20 years In It's port development"
IAmping further stated that II
the people fan 20 take advantage Of
the governments offer in the pur.
chase Of this property they are
striking themselves Knockout blow
from which they will never recover,
THE san Francisco shipping in.
ierests who desire possession Of this
land. will take II on a contract
basis and win not Pay cent Of
taxes to the city" said Iamp!ng.
THE 100000 or 10000 which the
so-caiied tax limit league snya.
would be paid 10 tho city in taxes
each year win simply be placed in
a fund which viii pay for the prop.
erty in the 10 to Is years that the
contract viii be in effect with the
government"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
ON
KDZE TONIGHT

More than a score Of instru.
mentalists. in ensemble solo and
quintet selections. win be heard over
KDzE from $50 to 10
tonight.
Carl Ostrandcr's Mandolin orclIes.
ira, said TO be the largest organi.
zation Of it's kind on the coast. win
furnish the program.
March. The Cup winner" Tocaben:
Among tho Roses" n summer idyI.
Lake; "castilllan Beauties" Spanish
sercnade. Frazce. Three Dances From
Henry VIII" German. 'Ifomelcss," fo-
nance. Arthur; Failing" fox troL
Rosary" Nevln; Dying Poet" Colt
echaIk. Rocky Mountain Moon" popular
waltz song. ''Extnso." reverie. Came
20 Sole Mo" cnpua; Dancing Dolls
Hcrcdy; "Hilo March," arrang-
ed by dc Iano; Carolina IN tho Morn
ing" fox trot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
GIRL, AT PLAY,
FALLS IN WELL
"All Outs in Free But
Dorothy Couldn't Come
"AIl8 outs in Moor

ANS outs m frcof
a childish voice rang out asain
and again around the Dominiek
spingiauo home. 1929 Ninth ave. r..
sunday afternoon. but little Dorothy
spanglano. age -. bad found such
good hiding place that abe would
not give In. Then came The splinter
81 wood. a childish scream and the
muffcld sound Of a body falling into
water.
Her playmatcs. after calling again
ana again. ran 90 their homes and
tunnoned parents. 4 nelFhbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
Indict 26 Texans
in Flogging Cases

HOUSTON, Texas. May 7.--Twen.
ty.slx indictments In connection with
a campaign Of floggings by masked
mobs in Goose creek. were handed
down by the Harris county grand
jury here today.
Identity Of 20 persons, said TO have
been victims OF the mob whlpplnss,
were not given ont bv tho grand
jury. Names OF those Indicted wcro
also withheld.
Bonds for the Indicted men were
fixed al from $1,000 to $500.
Twcnty.onc OF tho indictments
charge assault and five perjury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
Home Brew
Starts on Page u

den with government seeds.
Journalism fraternity at university
IL to stage a Gridiron Banquet.
The idea, no doubt. is that some
Of the rollicking collegians are so
raw they ought to be roasted.
THE PEANUT
There Is pest In the movie show,
He sits in the gallery sit below.
He eatheth peanuts, at least a peck.
And droppeth shells right down my
neck.
Nerve has various meanings.
For instance. II takes one kind OF
nerve to fight a bull, and another
kind to shoot It.
Almost anybody can write book.
but It takes a genius to compose the
stuff printed on the 1acket.
a normal child is one that reaches
it's sixth birthday about the time II
s0auires tho nickel habit.
NY faith in the shimmy Is not
shaken" says dancing master. But
everything else is.
I'm getting q lot out OF this" said
the girl as she drew the lucky ticket
in the real estate contest.
Column right" remarked the
bookkeeper as he saw the accounts
balanced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07

a thousand bandits attacked tho
train near II cheng. In The south.
western section or shantunE. be-
tween Pukow and Tion,Tain. a por.
ton OF the track Was rooted up and
the engine plunged into tho ditch.
leaving the passengers an easy prey
for the bandits.
Names Of Is American passengers
a. listed by the legation:
Miss Lucy Aldrich, sister,in.law OF
john ID. Rockefeller. Jr.
Ire Soloman.
Leon Freedman.
Miss Macr'aydcu
Mai. Il. NJ. Pingcr. his wife and
two children.
Capt. Alhn and wife.
}. u. Powell Of the Chicago Trib.
une.
J. 4. Bentley.
Miss SchoenbcrE.
tThc name Of scripps Is not given
in this list. but later adviocs appar
emily confirmed his capturc.l
other Americans whose capture
was apparently confirmed were:
Capt. Reland Allen. OF Manila. his
wife and two children, and Miss Mac.
Hayden.
Captain Allen. In later advlccs. was
said TO have escaped.
An undetermined number OF for.
signors and Chinese escaped from
the train and got thru the Gordon OF
brigands.
Ten Of them were on their way 10
Picking and Tien Tsin.
The names OF Mrs. Allen, Major
Pinger and Mrs. Pingcr are reported
among those who escaped.
Tho list OF British subjects aboard
has not yet been checked. II Is diff.
ficult to obtain ON accurate list Of
hostages. as many OF the passengers
were registered in parties and not
individually.
The government Is sending
troops 10 the region, which Is
wild and desolatc and studded
with lakes, nffording The bandits
many opportunities for strategic
defense.
The identity OF the brigand organ.
lzation involved has not been estab,
Iished. Some OF the bands are com.
posed Of former soldiers who have
deserted their commands because OF
wages being unpaid. They form ban.
at parties. well armed and equipped
and operate under military discipline.
The various legations are awaiting
arrival OF those who escaped before
negotiating with the government,
which is seriously embarrassed by
the capture. Several legations re-
Gently protested against the actiyi.
ties OF bandits.
Robert p. scripps was on tour
OF the Orient with his father. II. w.
Scripps. Both left the United States
In u. w. Scripps' yacht. the Ohio.
accompanied by Mrs. scrippa, N. y.
Cochran, editor emeritus OF tho To.
ledo News. Bee; his daughter, Doro.
thy. and Miss Margaret culbcrtson.
OF San Diego. n cousin OF Mrs.
scripps. II Is not known how many
of the party besides Robert +.
Scripps we're aboard the train.
The attack on the train took place
In the early hours Of the morning.
The American ana other foreign
passengers were In their berths.
when the train was halted after
humping over tho ties where the
rails had been torn VI, and plunging
into ditch the bandits surround.
ed u.
The brignnds wcrc well armed
and forced the passengers TO allght
from the sleeping cars at the point
OF rifles. After tho passengers had
been taken out the train was pill
LACED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
Chamber Committee
Okehs School Bonds

The building program outlined for
School district No. 1 has the ap.
prevail Of the educational committee
OF the Chamber OF Commerce, Il
was announced today.
a bond issue TO raise funds for
the proposed improvements win be
voted upon at Tuesdays election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
MISS AIDRICH
SENATOR'S DAUGHTER

Miss Aldrich IL a daughter of the
late United States Senator Nelson
Aldrich. OF Rhode Island. and ulH.
ter Of Mira John y. Rockefeller. st.,
who was Miss ABBY Aldrich
Sho - wealthy in her own right.
her father having left an estate Of
taoooo.C0o which rho shared with
her mother now dead. and seven
brothers. and sisters
With Miss Aldrirh on tho train
that was wrecked was Miss Minnie
MncFadyen. OF Providence, maid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CHINESE BANDIT RAID
STARTS ON PAGE l

been released. Miss Mnef'ayden was
reported TO be IN and suffering from
exposure. These women arc at Lin
chcnR, 10 which consuls from Ticn
Tain. Shanghai and Nanking are
speeding with physicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07

A Miss Mseradycn was mentioned
In cables aa having been captured.
Robert r. scrlppH. editorial dlrcc-
tor Of the 6crippgHowafd newspa'
pers. was among tho Americans &C..
buftql gaUluFfl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
LIQUID YEAST

n sou use liquid yeast remember.
a cupful is equivalent 10 about half
q cake Of the compressed variety or
q whole cake or Lhe dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
SALT SETS COInR

In washing gray, black or dark
blue materials put In snlt enough to
make n strong solution. This win
set the color
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-07
SCRIPTS PARTY
TOURING ORIENT

Spripp8, whose nome - IN Cincins
natl. o.. LEFT The United States In
February. with Mrs. Scripps. aboard
the yacht Ohio In the party were
his father y. ". HcriPpa Negly y.
Cochran, Newspaper publisher and
former editor ~ the Toledo News
Bee. the latter'H daughter. Dorothy.
Miss Margaret Cuibcrtson. Of san
Diego. cousin OF Mrs II. l..
scupps. and party OF scientists.
Only Last "wednesday Roy W.
Howard. business head OF the
scflpps Howard concern. received
tho following oablogram from shang
hal:
Arrived Shanghai Tuesday. al
well. Came on here from shimono.
seki. Japan. WIN remain here two
weeks"
Another Of the Americans was
Maj r. 81 Pinger. formerly a stu.
dent az the University Of California
and a member OF the student bat.
talon. After leaving tho university
Maj. PlnFer entered tho army and
served In various Far East posts.
going recently 10 China Pinger.
with his wife and two children. was
IN the wreck. One dispatch indieat-
"a no snd Mrs Pingcr escaped.
Charles +. Meyer. vice president OF
the Standard oil company. n now in
San Francisco with Mir, Meyer hay.
ing just returned from China, where
they were FOR time with Miss AID.
rich. A telegram WAS received at
tho Standard oil office from Meyer
today, expressing tho belief that Miss
Aidrich would bo promptly released
by regular Chinese troops. When he
had last seen Miss Aldrich In Kyoto
she wns In the best OF health and
spirits. Meyer wired.
Beyond the temporary inconyen.
fence and mental distress, believe
the ladiss captured viii DO Eener.
ousIy treated. Meyers message said.
In view OF the large number OF tour.
lists captured. Meyer predicted nc
ton IN FUN force win DO Immediately
taken by the military authorities.
LONDON. May AN women. In.
Guiding Miss Lucy d. Aldrioh. sis.
ter Of Mira John u. Rockefeller. Jr..
captured by the chinoln bandits,
have been released. says a Central
News Shanghai dispatch.
A Central News dispatch from
Shanghai reported that three Brit
ish were among the pasHc myers
captured by bandits.
Another report stated that among
Americans understood 10 be hid.
mapped vVre tho following
T.. Gsnberger. y. Eliag +. l.. Sim.
lmerman and n. V. Hammoyich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Surely Had
Close Call
And He's Glad Cops
Didn't Shoot

I, came pretty close to being a
cold Christmas for II. NJ, Mcpermid.
owner Of the Mcpcrmld Fuel com.
many, q Nickerson 81, and for a few
uomonts saturday morning Mepcr.
mia pictured himself sitting on a
cloud and s,rummins golden harp.
II happened about 7:io a. m. that
Mcpormid drove to his shop In his
auto. There were no lights inside.
Mcpcrmld turned his spotlight into
Tho shop while he worked on tho
safe.
A woman living across the street
phcned fran,ically TO Police Capt.
s. L. Hedges that a gang OF safe
crackers were looting the store.
Captain Hedges rushed several
squads OF armed policemen 10 tho
place.
Nine minutes later McDermid
found himself looking into tho mux.
sles OF 90 rifles.
well grinncd MeDermid. "r'm
aosgone glad they didn't shoot. but
you certainly did give me service, I'll
say.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
ASK REWARD
FOR KORETZ

CHICAGO. Dee. 3-s--Aufhorlties
today we're investigating offers 10
locate Leo Korctz, 100000 oil
stock swindIcr. made by three Chi
eago men. Tho men. according 10
the states attorneys office. asked
So. 900 for information leading TO
Koretz's capture.
Tips as TO Korstz's whereabouts
arc coming In by the score. accord
ing to investigators Korctz has
been reported In hiding from Seat
tie 10 Tampa and from Houston 10
Boston. Il was said.
KorciE disappeared on December
6. Just before his gigantic fraud
was discovered. He u believed 20
have cleared tio.ooo.oo0 thru salo
Of stock In the ''Baynno River
Trust" mythical oil PROJECT
which he said Was located in Pan.
ANA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
MAN DIES IN
7-STORY FALL.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. "a
Crashing thru the roof OF an ad.
io.nIng thcater. after either ieaplns
or falling from the seventh story OF
a downtown office building. VII.
lam +. Terney. So. manager OF tho
Northwestern Mutual Fire assoela.
tons local offices. last night re.
eelved injuries which resulted In his
death at a. m. today.
Attic his skull was fractured and
he suffered other terrible injuries.
be lived thru the night.
Assistance OF tho fire department
was necessary 10 oxtricate the In.
iufed man. Striking the roof OF the
thsater. nerney smashed thru onto
the ceiling. startling hundreds OF
theater patrons and starting a near
panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Four Indicted by
u. S. Jury Arrested

Three persons were at liberty on
bonds and one was held In the King
county jail Saturday as a result OF
two federal grand jury secret lndiet-
ments charging them with consplr.
acy 10 violate the national pruhi-
billion act.
Neal C. Rowics. +. c. T1ahcrty
snd Ross J. T,roxell were each re.
leased on bonds OF s2.soo following
their arrests Friday nigflt. and
Frank Moon. who was named in
second indictment on the samo
charge. was committed to tail.
II was believed Saturday that
e,hcr persons were named in tbs
nne indictments. and that addl-
aonal arrests would fellow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22

Is the best Of everything to have.
A dllapidated character on the
street told me he wanted. most OF
all. a drink. A little girl know
wants a set OF doll dishes. Her
father hasn't thought OF what he
would like to pluck from the
Christmas tree. but expects one
or two ne wties.
Everyone wants something.
a feew will get Good Heart
but Just few. They won't real.
ne what they have, they won't
even suspect. But that doesn't
matter, for everyone else viii
know.
BLACKIE BEAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
Druggist Convicted
as a Dope Peddler

ST. LOUIS. 40. Dec. 22.-charles
V. Eckert. wealthy Ct Louis drug.
gis,. today faced n maximum sen
tence OF % years in the penitentiary
following his conviction Of proniscu'
Gus dope selling in violation Of the
Harrison nnti.narcotic net.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
EDITH GOULD LOSES

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The French
courts today denied Edith Kelly
Gould the right to use her divorced
husbands name TO advertise her
stage appearances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-22
GOODBYE TO MOTHER

NEW YORK. Dec. s2.--one pre-.
tious hour at the bedside of his dying
mother was granted Anthony Maxi.
mine. Sing Sing ''iifcr." who has
served six years Of his sentence.