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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-18
ELECTED.
GEOGRAPHIC
TRUSTEE
Vice President-Elect Succeeds
S. N. D. North on So
ciety's Board

Charles G. Dawes. Vice Presi-
dent-elect Of the United States, has
been elected to succeed the late
S. n. D.. North as member Of
the board of trustees Of the Ma
tional Geographic Society.
The membership of Mr.. Dawes
in the society dates back to the
time when he was Comptr Ter of
the Currency in 1S9, ard he has
always shown a keen interest in
its work. The complete member
ship of the board of trustees at
present Id:
william Howard TAFT. John Joy
Edison, David Fairchild, c. Hart
Merriam, o. p. Austin, George Il.
Putnam, George Shiras, Grant
SQuires, Charles j.. Bell, G. M.
Chester, Frederick ". Coyille,
Stephen T. Mather, e. Lester
Jones, John Barton Payne, John
Foote, Gilbert Grosvenor, Rudolph
Kaufman. III. Howard Gore. Al.
w. Greeley, John Oliver LaGorce,
George Otis Smith. o. HI. Tit.
mann and Henry White.
Among the notable expeditions of
research and exploration that the
society has undertaken are volcanic
studies in Martinique and Mt. Kat
mai Alaska; in the Chaco Canyon,
New Mexico; historical studies in
China and in Peru, and ocean cur
rent charting in Beaufort sea, which
is the largest untraversed sea on
earth.
In twenty-five years the National
Geographic Society has grown from
q small body Of about 800 members
to an organization with member
ship of more than a million, among
whom are scores of the most dis.
tinguished scientific and profess
sional men in all countries. 80
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-18
DISCOVERY FORECASTS
lNSULlN MANUFACTURE

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-Discovery OF
the method Of isolating the active
element in insulin by Doctor Arthur
Locke, OF st. Luke's Hospital, ulti-
mately will result in the manufac-
ture Of artificial or synthetic insulin
90 that this treatment for diabetic
sufferers may be obtained much
cheaper than at present, according
to an announcement at the Univer.
.sity Of Chicago.
Doctor Julius Steiglitz, head OF
the department OF chemistry, said
tnat positive progress has been
made by Doctor Locke in obtaining
more potent product from insulin, y
but added that it could not be pre-
dicted how much time may be re-
quired before artificial preparation
Of the PRODUCT can be accomplished.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-18
"A DA US
w ak
-Wah JIM RING

How One Bright Young Hus-
band Solved the Xmas Problem.
.'And what can ! get Aunt
Fidelia?" asked the harried
young Mrs. Fish, the popular
Georgetown girl. as she raised
tired eyes from her incomplete
Christmas list.A
year2" her handsome husband
asked (he was formerly the heart.
breaker de luxe OF Anacostial, in
the monotone which had charac-
terized his conversation this eve
ming.
she sent poinsettia," the wife
answered.
Send her a card. =
But what about Cousin Elias,
Cousin Sumpter, Doctor Hickle,
Mary Weesy, Johnny Grackle,
your Uncle Hilbert, Uncle Abe
McOodles, Aunt Lugubria, Nat
Booker, Bill"
Young Mr.. Fish rose, paced
the floor. The rings under his
worried wife's eyes grew wider
every minute. She shuddered.
The young husband sighed and
passed into the next room. In
a moment he returned
Too bad, too badv' muttered
Inspector O'Henny, from head
quarters, as the coroner bent
over the two still bodies The
husbands revolver lay nearby.
The coroner spoke:
"They both look so peaceful
SO contented, too" he said.
There are many in Washing
ton who know OF the remark
able powers Of physical en-
durance possessed by the late
Samuel Gompers through his
later middle life and up until the
time of his death.
Among those who knew Mr..
Gompers very well, and knew
these qualities which we mention,
is Luther Steward, the, president
of the National Federation OF
Federal Employees.
Quite a few months ago, Lutte
told us:
..As old as he is, Mr.. Gompers
could still sit up and talk the
whole night through and, after q
shower, would be fresh and ready
for hard days work. On our
recent trip to Panama, one OF
the younger men thought they'd
keep him company through the
evening, expecting him to retire
by midnight, at the latest.
but he showed a desire to talk.
and long after the thoughts and
tongues Of much younger men
were fuddled and confused. he
continued to carry on most
searching conversation on the
problems Of American labor. One
by one, the otheds dropped out,
dead tired, until the old man
sniIingly babe the last few re-
manning to retire and let him
enjoy the tropical night"
Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor, the
weH-known rent commissioners,
is at home with a recurrence of
a painful condition of the foot
and knee. May you soon be out
with the rest of the Xmas shop
pers, Mrs. Taylor, is Ye Eds
wish today.
We are perfectly willing to
referee a properly arranged fist
I fight between two members of the
Board Of Education who don't
seem to be able to put their
heads together, except for but
ting purposes.
We Ed throws out this hint of
a good old-fashioned remedy for
disagreements between American
gentlemen. OF course, we would
not counsel it for use by children
or old ladies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-18
URGES DOCTORS TO TAKE
PART IN CIVIC AFFAIRS

1.-THE medical profession is a most
important part OF the citizenship of
the District of Columbia Doctor
John ID. Thomas. retiring president
Of the District Medical Society, de.
clared last night.
He urged that members give pro-
nouncements on subjects affecting
the mental welfare of the com
munity TIL opinion of medical men
az an organization should and does
have weight, he said.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-18

A group of OUerstuffed Easy Chairs,
One velour and Damask Chair; regular price,
$4,000. Sales price, $500
One Plain CoOered MohGir, OUerstuFed Chair,
block seat and back; regular price, $4,000. Sales
price, $500
One Large OOerstuFed Chair, covered in plain
neOhar; regular price, $4,000. Sales price, $3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-18
Free Automobile
Parking Service

We will direct your chaffeur to
our garage, or if you drive your
self we will have one of our
licensed drivers take your car to
parking space for you. We re-
quest that ten minutes notice be
given when car is desired.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-18

marked Uery lou for quick clearance. .
regular price, $1S5.OO. Sales price, $500.
One Large MohGir Rocker; regular price,
5000. Sales price, $500
One Large Chair to match; 5000. Sales price,
$500.
One Large Figured M0h0ir Arm Chair; regular
price, $l95OO. Sales price, $IO5OO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
PASSED ON

n. u. Goss. admitted March ..
1923. Died November rs. 1879.
age AZ years.
u. Godfrid Peterson, admitted
February Q. 1873 Died AZ Aber-
deem. November IS. 1923. age 40
-ears.
James II. Neil admitted Deem
Der Z. 1909. Died nj Seattle. Nov
ember IS. 1929. Age 81 years.
w. D. Cook, admitted January
II. 1929. Died at Seattle. Novem-
Der 30. 1922. Age 90 years.
William i.assiter. admitted jan
uary %. 1923 Died at Seattle.
December 10, 1898. Age a years
VIM. ~ Laws, admitted Sep
TENDER 3. 1921. Died at Seattle
December 6. 1929. Age 81 years
Eugene A. childe. admitted
February .. 1929. Died At Seattle
December II. 1923. Age 90 years.
Isaac W. S0rdman. admitted
January 9is 1928. Died AZ Ssdro-
Woolley December II. 1923. hge
81 years.
Asa ". Lee. admitted April 10.
1918. Died Seattle December 10.
1929. Age &c years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Physicians on Duty Sundays
During January

pr. w. W, schwahIand. offIee
1887 T.. Pike ST.. Phone ia ST.
ieta. Residence same, III no an-
swcr. phone MA in-se0i.
january -. 1921
DR. wm. ]. Jones. office. soc.
10 Green lildg.: Phone III. Tot
ssse. Residence. stoi deacon
Ave-; Phone HE Acn-2tli.
Or. ". II. cnrson. office, soc.
10 Greeo Bldg, Phone Ei. lot
sass. Resldenee. asa isrd Ave.
North; Phone ia nt-t6le.
February =. 1921
Or ~ s. Hin OffIee, si0.if
seshoHrd Hldg.. Phone MA In
fe33. Residence ii1s 9fst Ave.
Phone IN at-ti99.
pr. Q. W. silyerberg. office.
al7 Seahnard bldg. Phone AtA in
Tp5s. Residence. 3ais ia a.
Laueelhufst Drive: Phone kE n
wd-tif0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
Special Prizes to Be Given for the 18th Ami
versary Class to Be Initiated on Feb. |, 1924

To the members securing tho largest
number OF new members initiated on Fri.
day. February ist. 1924.
lat Prire--Merohandls order donated by
Pacific Onifitting Co., 3rd Ave. and Uni.
ycrsiiy st. Value $500.
end Prize-waffIc Iron. donated by Raj.
nier Electric Co. 30 Seneca st. Value
$3.50.
Ord PrIre-Box Of 80 Cigars donated by
II. II. Kulies, j17 3rd Ave. Value $685..
4ih Prire-Box Of 80 Cigars donated by
Aurora Pool Hail. i2iI6 Pike 81. Value
$3.50
Let's make this ono big event and show
the Old Tlmcrs now Il Is done now.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
The 26th Anniversary OF the found.
ing Of the Frnternal Order OF Eagles
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CUT THIS LIST OUT AND
SAVE 1T FOR AN EMERGENCY
,xyxSt.ta<S pE

SEATTLE AEittE NJ. IL - W. ~
For the Year ie-5-tp-t
To avoid errors and mlsunder-
standings members or families
must cali physicians themselves
when needed. II you are able
when Riilng you must call on the
physician at his office.
Cobb nuiidinE. Fourth aud
University
DIR. HARRY j. FRIEDMAN; Of
flee is5-1sf Cobb bldg. Phone
Ell iot-lT0e. office hours. 10 5
and By appointment. Sundays
1880 TO 1890. Residence. stat
Federal ave. Phone ca piu-21si.
ssaboard isuiidinE.
Fourth aud f'ikc
DIR II. s HIf.f4s Office. 3io-Stt
Seahoarh Bldg. Phone MA in-s0Sa.
office hours, 10 10 !. a. m, aud :
70 p. M. evenings. 10 p m.
Residence. iisf stst ave Phone
DIR. c. W. SILvERBERG: office
80 .sab.,ata Elug. fnouc MA IN
1895 office hours, 10 TO IL q.
~. and : u I p. fas. evenings. 7
10 .. m Residence. S0ls East
f.aurelhurst Drive. Phone kE n
wood 4fsn
Green nuildinE. Fourth and Pike
DIR. 4. X. MARSHALL: 7fs-ff9
Joshua Green bldg office hours
ii 10 fs a. m Phone Eli iot-s9Q1
Residence tes Denny Way. Phone
FL. iot-5Sss.
DR. HENRY +. THIEL office
AZ Green bldg. Phone Ell lot
zs5s office hours. 20 I p. N.
and 70 .. m. Residence. 1898
Austin 81. Phone RIA nler-091t-
office. 1899 Rainier Blvd. Phone
nier-0s9i office hours. 10 a.
~ 20 II a ~.
DIR. ENGENE HURp: office, AZ
Green Bldg Phone ELiot-27to.
office hours. 10 a IA. 70 ?. m.
Residence. New Richmond Hotel
Phone MA in-si53
DIR. WA. ". JONES: office. Soc
SIC Green BIDS. Phone Ell lot
s3ss Office hours I 90 .. m.
Phone BE acn-2ffi.
DR. w. IT. cORsoN: Office. sos
$40 Green Bldg. Phone Ell lot
s1Se. office hours I 70 p. M.
Residence. 1884 t7rd ~ Phone
Ia st-ist9
DIR. CHARLES G. NORTH; Of
flee ats Joshua Green Bldg.
Phone III. fot-0Tzs. office hours.
1880 to $40. Residence. 1901
Walnut ave. Phone WE st-tt04.
Hours. : to 5.
second Htii
DIR. W. w. SCHW ABLASD: Of
flee and residence. 1877 T. Pike
office hours, TO p, m. Phone
ia st-i0ig: II no answer call
M.A in-6g0i.
south of City Limits
DR.. FRED'K. NICHOLS office
at residence AZ Riverton. Hours.
to .. m. Phone CT endle-i1s9.
Burirn City office hours. III n. m.
to II m. Phone Gil cndle-ite5-
Is-lI.
North OF City Limits
DIR. THOS u. SCOTT: Office
1918 seaboard Bldg. Phone Ell
iot-i24s. Office hours. II to ~
a. M. to and Z 10 p. m.
Residence. Mckay Apts- Phone
Ell iot-3477 and Ell iot-s2Ts II
no answer call MA in-se0i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
MEMBERS IN NORTH AND
EOIIH DISTRICTS

Members living north and south
OF city who have not signed the
petition for a physician In tho
North and South Districts can do
50 by calling at the office or by
telephoning Ell iot-0544.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Ballard Aerin No, ~. situated w the northwest
ton Of Seattle has grown from small aerie TO one
of the larger acries OF the state and has a
membership Of close 10 1000. having outgrown it's
this Asrie Is contenpla ting the
ton of an that viii be the pride OF the
entire fraternity and asset the entire Northwest
section OF the city Of seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
JANUARY o, 1874

Or. Henry L. Thief office, al
Green Bldg, Phone FL, lot sf5s.
Residence. tS3S Austin ST.. Phone
RIA nicr-ns1i; office. 1899 Raj
siicr blvd: Phone itA nier-ossi.
pr Eugene Hurd. office. 40
Green bldg; Phone Ell iot-ssio.
Residence. New Richmond Hotel;
Phone MA ln-aiSs.
January IL. 1894
/. Or Harry J. Friedman. office.
1875 Cobb Bldg; Phone III. lots
isee, Residence. stst Federal
Ave. 4. Phone ca plti-2sst.
pr q. II. Marshall. office. als
Green nldg.; Phone I'll iot.G00d,
Residence. a Denny Way; Phone
EL ict-SSes.
January 20, iezt
Or. Charles q North. office.
sia Green nidg.. Phone ~. lot
ef2S. Residence. S2aT Walnut
Ave: Phone WE st-ttQt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

viii also be celebrated on "wednesday.
February 9Th, by the s5th Annual
Ball. which win be held at The Eagles
Hall. 9Th Ave. md Pine ST.. aud the
Eagles Auditorium, 9Th Ave. and
Union 1T.
Tile Annual Ball viii be limited TO
Eagles aud their Ladies'. No excep.
iions. Members must present official
receipts Mt the door. No admission.
Lets all 20" and ill both places.
REMEMBER THE DATE AND
PLACES.
FURTHER ATTENTION
BY PRESENTING YOUR OFFICIAL.
EAGLE RECEIPT At THE EAGLES
AUDITORIUM, 7TH AND UNION. on
ANY TUESDAY NIGHT YOU CAN Sc
CURE FREE ADMISSION TO THE
DANCE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
AERlE NEWS

Frnternai order OF Eagles
our rriucipiest
Liberty, Truth. Justice aud
Equality
AERIE oFfrCERs
MALCOLM DOUGLAS. ....s..
~. .Jr. Past Worthy President
JOHN LAlSTER -.
,s.s........ Worthy frcstdsnt
J. NJ. HOOPER. 80 ....... s.',s,%
Worthy Vice RfcYHuent
BERT c. ROSS. Worthy CHAPLAIN
FRANK poWn. .,..., ,Sesrptaif
GEO. 4. BERGER. Treasurer
:. NJ. TREEN. Worthy Conductor
W. \. BOlp..... =. instds 9uafu
DIR. z. n PAGE. ,outsidc uuard
l.. Y. MESTERMAN. 80. Trustee
JAS C. MCKNIGHT. trustee
WM. W. MORGAN ...s.. Trustee
Frank powd. Secretary. ofttee
Eagles Hall. Tth Avenue ana
Pine Street. office hours. a. M.
10 ! y. ~. Phone Isl. iot-oStf.
club rooms. Ill iot-55el.
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Veterans Night to
Be a Hummer

Veterans Night. Friday. Febru.
pry !. 1894. promises 10 be a night
20 be long remembered.
The old paraphrfnaiia that has
been rWAtinW and laid away for
20 years - now being dug up ard
put into shape.
Or. cownn says that he Will act
ns Aerin physician In the lnitla-
tlon crfr fuony.
Geo. u. Dewey. tho old tins
plano player. VIII officiate IN hla
customary place OF long ago.
Tho officers that viii offlciats.
erempilfyiug Of the old ritual. are
Hs follows
Past Worthy President H. II.
kulles
worthy President. WIN. HEX
Worthy Vice President. II. J.
Worthy Chaplain. W. q Puiver.
worthy secretary Frank
worthy Treasurer IrvinE
worthy Conductor. John r.
inside Guardian. u. a. Beck.
outside Guardian. Geo, A.
shaw.
Trustees
i-rank T.. Mullen
a. h. Mccormick
Martin Paup.
Captain Smith Eays hN uiil
have at least 800 candidates for
that night
Let's make the old hall ring on
that night.
Bging in one application for the
26th Anniversary Class
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PATRONIZE THESE BROTHER


CLOTHIEHs
EASTERN OUTFfTTtNC co. 1892
Second and 200 Union. s. sherman,
Mgr,
.GATELY's OUTF1TT1NG Co, 1927
Fifth ave. Chas. Todd. Mgr. I'll lot
5Sf6.
RupotPH GROSS. 1924 first ave.
MA in-iG0i.
PACIFIC oUTF1TTGNG CO.. Third
Ave. aud University ST. sam Trow-
bridge. Credit Mgr. Phone MA in
1855.
CARL SCHERMER. f0s-fO7 first
ave. s. MA in-6fs2.
L. V. wEsTBRMAN. Two stores
go First ave. s.. cor. Main st..
MA in-t202 1884 Wostialso ave.
near Pine. MA in-2523.
MIKE COHEN 1901 FIRST ave.
MA iu-J9sD. Clothing bought aud
sold.
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PAID out for
Benefits. Re-
s APPEAR BLOW:
sIInEs
TAII.oRs

CARL scHERMER. Prop. 1os-1tf
First ave. $. Tel. MA in-5i32.
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Jnnuary 20, Ie2t
HONOR ROLL

The following members secure
the admission Of new Wemhsfe
during the month ot November.
1879. and are therefore entitled
10 honorable mrntious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
rn,TEnNAL ORDER or niGLEs

a.. 80, ~, Seattle. Washington, December !. 1879
70 tho Officers and Members OF
seattle ArFe No. !. H. q. ~.
Dear Sifa and HrohefA.
herewith submit the semi annual report % Seattle
A.r,o No I. y O. ~, for term ending November 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02
jfonl
IIowdy, I'd
tor gone on

'1F@s
tor gone on i
II gave Daa
for christnnas3
cit will hang I
night and REM
We don't knI
Henderson gas
ductors unlesa
union. Only 4
street car 80 4
or course TN
chance 10 wed
OF wooden so1
maiden aunts |
The only trd
tell whether Y
ers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Seattle sAcrs 40. J. ihe pioneer o. Esgedom-called
the Mother been the originator OF PRACTICAL
is al the great benefits derived from membership.
having put into practical operation substantial bene
iii system and KiVins service that has Ions been
claimed Impossible with such small fees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Up, having sid
hs 1 used to q
sticking out fro1
toes freezing. wi
all. And so TO Il
my chilblains trd
the evening TO
thence home and
a sip of psrsniu
after rubbing kel
which did tak|
somewhat.
= NoH I III
Oregon doesn'
revolution hmm
On Bill Hart I'd
We're s,ill CT
tried to send d
tho mails for {
A permit wa!
a new s750,OoO
Doctors who n
lice space are
copies of the
and Good Ho
Waiting rooms.
There is no
That the grot
leased by an +,
ment.
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EXTR

rENAS ST.
I'm. Tex. Dec
hounced tOda.
hieted plans
state prison d
Warden. /
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IL Mabel q
course, life ms
refuse TO issu,
friends. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Speaking oil
contractors md
they'll have 4
pint.
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oG Ad,snr.a 40 tnennbers m dIeress.,..... fsl3bD
al i,sn"s ss, W. " w I5..O6.53
81. Organization Department premiums Ssss.gs
os fny.stn,ents ...,........ 100000
100 Total r,.h,,,.m.n,. ............t 4..77s27
balance on hand November 80. le-5.,sss.' e.ee'Ps
f9 Fund disbursements ana Si,ssis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Seattle's doI
ting so safe
truck can dril
ave. at noon
look where Id
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-02

Coolidge has
while wearing
will now 20
Americas sal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Miller Talks for
Furniture Clerks

ConErcraman John D. Miller win
speak TUESDAY evening at Moves
cafeteria before the Retail Furniture
Saiesmen'H International association
iiia subject D. announced aH Ems
grafton and the Allen Land Law
frank kannair candidate for the
North district c1mmisri0ncrhip Wilt
also speak MaEnua Peterson. tenor.
viii nlns two selections The meet
ms b. called for 9 O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
FACTORIES
Beet Sugar Plants for City
and Nearby Towns

Possibility ~ one or more million
dollar beet sugar rrfin.nT plants in
or near seattle WAS made known
TuerduY with tho advent 81 "a party
~ representatives or beet sugnr in.
ierratH. Chamber ~ Commerce off.
clals and o. " Graham. assistant
general agricultural development
agent of The Great Northern. aur
Nrying tho local situation.
They are making r. three day tour
~ snohomlfh. Whatcom and skpKit
counties, where nearly 600 acres of
sugar beeis are being grown.
For every 5000 acres of sugar
beoia. one Of the refineriea may be-
erected. Graham announced prior 10
The departure Of tho party Tor Zen
inEham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Husband Gambled,
Woman Wins Decree

with her husband earning only
SIS week. no neglected her sup.
port. prsf,rung gambling. uecorJ
inE 90 the testimony given by Flea
nor Ice IN her divorce uct.sn
against Robert r. Lee before JUDGE
Calvin g. Hail The divorce wns
gmntcd. along with So monthly
aimony n any difficulty was
found ia collecting tho alimony.
Judge Han asked that he be noti.
fiod Immediately, ana promised that
the namesake Of tho famous south
enn war leader would be- made ta
matk time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Roscoe Speaks for
Angeles Kiwanians

Prosecutor q, r. Roscoe. ~ Ever
ett who IL seeking The republican
nomination Tor congress from the
Second district spoke Tuesday noon
before the kiWanls cub. az PORT
/ Angeles lie will campaign IN Clal,
lam and Jefferson counties ana re.
/ turn to Port AnEo'es THURSDAY for
speech before the Young Nrnf
Business club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
WANT CLEANUP
Jap Pastors Say Washing
ton ST. Is Immoral

scattS police ignortng thclg pleas
japanese pastors 81 srsIiie Tuesday
prutioncd the city council TO relieve
them from distressing moral con
duons on Washington a.. from
Firth ave. 60 18th ave"
japanese children and families
live in this neishborhood. our work
rs made extremely difficult hy the
presence Of resorts" the letter said,
Policemen pay no attention what,
ever 10 our pleas, and we are taking
this means OF appealing 20 your hon.
orahle body for some relief from an
vulnerable condition"
The petition was signed by the pas
tors Of the japanese congregational.
Baptist. Presbyterian. Methodist.
Episcopal and 81 Peters churches
ef Seattle. located In various parts
a. the district.
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Postal Delegates
Confer at Olympia

OLYMPIA. Aug. lg- Delegates 10
the national conventions on the
United National Association ~ Post.
office Clerks. the National AFHociu-
ton ~ Postal Supervisors ana the
National Association u Letter Car.
Hsrs viii meet IN olympia August
~ and September 4
c n Perkins. Seattle postmaster
Il on the program of speakers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Says a Trip Over a
Line Is Worth 1896

katherine Fstum sustained griov
Gus losses when she trppsd on a
limo across the sidewalk near her
hoHE. stti sSth ave. 4 w July
%, she suffered 1850 worth Of pain
and distress. her dress and stock
ngs were ruined 60 the tune 81
S3s, and she lost eight days work
as waitress. totaling another t5g
ON top 81 all this she remained IN
bed hnr ciEht days and had bad
ly discolored knee cap
Her doctor hill was So. too,
An told. according 20 her claim
Tor damages. the loss was ssss
which she wants tho city 40 pay
according 90 the petition filed with
the city council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26
Salvaged Auto, Now
He Faces Charges

Alleging that he had 5alyaRed a
wrecked Ford car that belonged 90
a. WEIGH. from a ditch on the high
way near OuIln. charges ~ petty
larceny were nled against Jack
Curiry cuuey aold the car for
Junk according 10 the charge. Bail
waa SET ht 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

Standardized styles and new cuts
will b. tho mode al the first annual
Northwest BARRIERS style show az
the Moose temple. "Wednesday even.
ing The show Is a feature % the
convention OF tho tonsorial artists
and viii be staged under the auspices
u tho Seattle Master BARRIERS asso
citation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-26

white for GIRLS. In waist =
button effect or plain with
Dutch necks and elbow
sleeves. knee or ankle length.
For BOYS In gray; knee orr
ankle length. sires : TO rs. u