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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
A PPROP RATION
BILL 0KEHED
S126,9ll,107 for PoStoi-
flee, Treasury Departments

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. The
house appropriations committee has
reported the combined treasury and
poEtofflrr annual supply bin carry.
Ing a total Of tIGlls0.522. represent
Ing an increase over tho 1895 APP
Preparations for the two depart
mcntH ot Uis90.GiA25 but n DO,
erase under The budget estimates
Tor 1896 OF tii.s55,5ss.
The bin carries tis6.sii,ioT for
tho regular expenditure Of the treas.
ury. a decrease under 1895 appro.
priatlona Of IiO,711 Coz 90 and DO.
crease compared 20 tho presidents
budget estimates OF iio.stAso2
For the postofrco departments
f63G.2eo.ti5 was provided. an In,
crease OF t2a62A2io75 over 1925
appropriations. but decrease com.
pared 20 tho 1895 budget estimates
of tii0G5o0.
Tho committee on appropriations
recommended 81 900 900 for tho en-.
forcemcnt OF prohibition and mar.
eotca acts. which Is f1il.7TO less
than tho 1895 appropriations. but
tTs1.i20 morn than was recon.
mcndrd In the budget. Tho Ep,
preparation reported would permit
tho continuance Of tho proHen
bureau organization Of 40. tho pres.
rnt field force of a.aI7. aud also
an additional 20 field agents
Tho appropriation Of tso.soT.s35
Tor the coaH, guard was recommend.
"a. This appropriation would por.
init greatly Increased activities Of
the coast guard IN combating rum
nmnEElInF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
| 90 MILLION CUT
War Tax Reduction Cost
Uncle Sam That Much

WASHINGTON. Doc. sO,-Redue.
tlon OF income and war taxes by
congress last Epring cost tho govern.
mcnt nearly 100000 900 IN revenues
during tho first five months Of OF.
Grafton Of the new law. the internal
revenue bureau reported today.
Income taxes collected In the
period July 20 December !. totlled
5O.75sGTi. a decrease Of $4,000, 900
IN compared with tho same period
last year Miscellaneous taxes. for
msrly including many wartime
taxes which were abolished By the
new law. totaled Is75.Sis.sll. n dc.
crease OF $4,000. 900.
Tho only STABLE increase was in
collection Of taxes on dues Of nth.
letlc. social and sporting orEauiE.
lions. which Jumped $4,000 20 a
total Of $4,000. oO0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
U. S. Battleships
to Welcome Japs

WASHINGTON. Dec 20.-secro.
tary Of tho Navy Wilbur today
the bat,ieshlps West Viz.
ginin, Maryland and Colorado. under
the command ofyice Admiral Henry
A. Wiley, to be In san Francisco
on January 6 TO welcome three Jap.
aneso cruisers carrying more than
900 japanese mldshipmen. which
win arrive there on that date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Seasons Beaver
Catch Was 1908

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 90
During the open season on beavers,
from November /, 1929. TO February
20. 1924. n total Of 1903 beavers
we're taken and their hides sold for
Fl2G,965, according TO a report made
by the state game commission to.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

Etructed 20 Pee that passengers are
or before starting up. and sug-
EeEts that passengers IN the rear q
crowded cars use the BUYERS and.
n necessary. call % the motorman.
Not all OF yet" He also says 10
call him up. RA nler-0ssO. II there
Is reason Tor complaint
Mr. Firit: t5as az a Jackson
e. fhcater a fet0 nights ago and 70
tr1s almost impossible 10 get thru
the cToi0d al the doors and IN the
rear aisle. an wondering toIiat
iC0uld happen In case Of fire.
J. W.
Scto Richmond Hotel.
overcrowding the entrance and
nlsles Of theaters is not permitted.
II II IS known. Tho fire marshal
says some Of tho houses have re-
Gently been warned about this mat
ter, and that arrests viii be made
II IL comes 20 his attention that It
Is being done. Call Ell iot-00i2 and
report any such overcrowdlng TO the
fire mauhal, while there Is time
20 catch the offender IN the act.
Mr.. Fizit: The Uater fountain at
Second aUe. aud Union st. Is out Of
order, and has been for long time.
creeping for a little time after it
had been repaired. The nearest foun-
tain 70 This Is at Third oUe. aud
University ST. irds tcorl;inO on
Union, near Second, recently and
found u difficult 10 oct a drink Of
trnfcr. and man tchO trorks hard
needs plenty Of drinking toater.
s. b. B.
The superintendent Of streets says
II is very difficult 70 keep some Of
the fountains In operation. due 10
the fact that many persons throw
cigarct stubs and matches In them
He says to report TO his office
(AiA in-6o0O. superinten dent OF
Streets any fountain not work
ing and II win be promptly attended
TO- However. during this cold
weather he has ordered water in
many Of the fountains turned off
for fear OF trouble from freezing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Dog Got Right Train,
Steals Ride Back Home

T'HE DALLES, Ore, Dec. 90
Il Homing pigeons have nothing
on "Grlnner." large shepherd dog
that has made his homo at the
Union Pacific depot here for more
than a year.
He war left at the station months
ago when his mistress departed to
Il now home. "GrInncr" has stead.
fastly remained there, consistently
meeting every train, reasoning, no
doubt that MS n train took his mis-.
tress away, sooner or lutor ono viii
bring her back
In his fnithfulncss he refused TO
let anyone keep him AWAY from tho
spot TO which he believed she win
return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

CLEVELAND. Dec. 20. - Baby
" Robert Burton was sold for
SIS before he was born.
HIS parents. John and Phyllis
Burton. say they needed that sum
90 pay for his arrival.
And they were willing 20 let tho
woman who advanced the money
adopt the child nine days after his
birth.
They could not afford 20 keep tho
little fellow. they said Tho father
had lost his job as a grocsr's clerk.
and u was hard enough for them 20
care for their other two children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Mt. Rainier Up In
Congress on Jan. 9

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20. - The
house public lands committee win
hold hearings January 0 on the sen.
ate bill proposing change Of tho
name Of Mt. Rainier 10 Mt. Tacoma.
IT will probably be one Of the most
controversial matters 10 come out
Of tho house sessions.
Representative Johnson Of Wash.
ington will be in charge Of argu.
mentB favoring the change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Ellensburg Man Is
Killed in Accident

ELLENsBURG. Dec. 2O.-Vlctlm
OF an overturned automobile. VIII.
liam q. Mulch, %. news tclegrn.
pher. was killed here last night
IIc WINS a member OF the Ellcnsburg
Record staff lie lived three hours
after being crushed. Mulch Is sur.
viycd by n widow and four children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
HOLIDAY MUSIC
over RADIO
Sherman, Clay & Co. Have
Christmas Program Monday

In keeping with tho season. Sher.
Man Clay a Co. have arranged for
the Seattle Pacific college 10 broad.
cast over KFOA a delightful Christ.
mas program, Monday night. from
6:f5 10 sl5. Tho concert has been
arranged and coached by Mira. II. II.
Kcndrick. director OF music In the
college. and MrB. Myrl Wilson will
pc the accompanist for the entire
concert.
Olga soehnEc, teacher Of violin in
Seattle Pacific college, has been in
America since last Christmas. coming
from Berlin, where sho was concert
mistress OF tho Symphonic Vercin
orchestra She Is n graduate OF tho
Royal Academy OF Berlin. Abbie
Vcrn BlEsell Is a concert pianist. an
ortist.pupIl OF tho eminent French
pianist, +. Robert schmitz.
Sherman Clay s. Co. take this
means Of wishing all radio fans and
llstencrs.in n Very Merry Christmas
and Happy and Prosperous New
Year"
Tho program follows:
Carols
tal ''Adss,o F1dciIs' tis's, u.aan
CaroD
90 silent Night" .Crubor
Combined s p. c. Cleo Club.
Contralto--
There's a Song in tho Aair''. Speaks
Ruth Cathcy,
tal ''rhe Birth Of Christ" ..,. ward
% ring tho Bclls' ,..,...... Rcuko
Ray Martin. Albert Darling. Llye North
rup. Warren Cathcy.
s. J.. c. Senior Girls Trio
while Shepherds Watched" . Bliss
Clara Norris, Nora salyer Isabel Booth.
Tenor
''Tho Song OF tho Chimes" ...,,. Hahn
F. Carlton Booth.
Ia. p. G. Girls Glee Club
90 Little Town OF Bethlehem. Conant
with violin obbligato by Olga soehuge,
Male Quartet
Ca) sleep, Holy Babe" .,..... Shnnko
90 GLORY to God in the Highest
....,.,.,....,....t.. Stcbblns
Carlton Booth. Loon Titamore, william
Lelsc, Clark Smith.
Piano
(a) PastorRlc .ScarIattl
% Prelude In @ Minor ,RachmRulnoff
Abblo Vcru Blsscl
Contrnlto-
ta) "slocp, My Little Ono" Dutch
carol, 1920
90 Angels wo Have Heard on
High ....s....,..,.. Ancient Noel
Isabel Booth.
S. =, G. Mems Glco Club
20 Holy Night ....,......s,..,Ad Adam
with tenor solo by Carlton Booth.
Violin
ta) "chRnson Louis Mi and Pa
vnnc" ,,.,,.....,. Coupcrin. NrciEler
% "Spanischc Dance Malaguona"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SRrRsuto
tc) "Cnprlcclo-1H Moucho" ,.,... Bohm
Olga Sochugc
Contralto ana Tenor Ducts
ca "Ahl Great Ia Our Good For
tune ,...,..s.. French Carol, 1879
On when christ Was Born on
Earth" .r......, Ncapolltnn Carol
Isabel Booth and Carlton Booth.
Soprano
THE Christmas Message" ..,. Drcsslar
Mrs. II, H. KondrIck
Violin obhlgnto by Olga SochnEe
8 T. c Chorus
ta) THE Birthday Of King" GEO.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NcldinFcr
90 "Hark tho Herald Angles Sing"
continuance. .s,.t,. Mondelssohn
Personnel or, Seattle Pacific College
Glce clubs isi' Clnrn Norris, Mildred
Johnson, Lillian Prohstold. Mary Salycr,
Wnifrcd Klein Nora Tnlycr Isabel
nooth Ollvo Wolff Ruth EllSlps, Snth-
ryn Jordan, Flora Warren. Ruth Cathey,
Carlton Booth, Ray Martin, Alfred
Thorn, Lonon Titnmoro, Albert Darling,
Eucry Cram, William Lclso Lyle North.
run walter Fisher, Jack Llcvsay, Clark
Smith and Warren Cnthoy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Horton Bank Holds
Open House Tonight

Dexter Horton National bank will
hold open house Saturday evening.
when It's new quarters are thrown
open for public inspection. The doors
~ the new building we're opened nj
noon, when Transaction Of business
IN the temporary offices at Third and
Cherry ended. President W. n Par.
SONS and j. A. Swalwell chairman Of
tho board. will be on hand IN the
evening 10 welcome the banks
guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

a few days ago a dining
steward adopted "Grinncr," took
him to Portland in a dark section
Of tho baggage ear, ana carried
him out TO n distant residence.
But Grnncr was not happy, and
soon disappeared.
Just how he figured out tho way
TO get home or how his dog mind
worked to locate tho railroad yards
ana tho right train can not bo
known. but when oustbound No. is
pulled In last night from Portland,
"Grnncr" was the first passenger
off. lie had Travelled from Port
fnd unknown to the trainmcn I'M
der u scat In ono OF the coaches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Skeleton of Aged
Prospector Found

KENNETH. Cal, Dec. ga few
scattered bones, found near camp
fire site on the mountain trail to
the Keystone mine near here, were
Identified today as the remains OF
William slemmer. aged prospector.
missing since the middle Of October.
The remains were identified by
spectacles and a satchel found near
BY. Bits OF scorched clothing indi.
Gated that Slemmsr either was
burned to death or dropped dead
across his fire while preparing
camp.
slemuer set out In October from
his cabin near Iron mountain 10
hike to the keystone mine. one Of
the most productive copper mines in
the state, which he discovered. and
was never seen alive again. He
was 30 years old. a wife and son
live In San Diego, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

ono .. the other :.
Tho matter finally came 10 Judge
George \. Adams attention, A
witness az the parents hearing ties,
titled the Burtons wanted the money
20 pas on an automobile. This both
denied.
why that Isn't true" they In,
sisted. we want him. But we can't
afford 20 keep him
Nevertheless little Robert. now
just two months Ola. IL back IN their
home again. thru a court order.
And tho Burious swear they'll
fight % keep him there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20


by Temple chorus,
PRESBYTERIAS
Whitman Mcmorinl-isd and AHh.
worth Rowland Edwards % D..
pastor. II n. m. - Christmas Nee.
sage. 7s7o p, m. cantnta. song %
The Angels"
uniyersity--E. 9th and 18th ave.
y, T. Rev. H. s. Templstou. pas.
tor. n q. m, The Christ Of Expc.
rieure; 7s3o p. m, The Snare Of
Neutrality
Woodland Park--N. 10th NJ Paln.
tine. Rev. Ward W, McHcnry.
pastor 73O n. m. Senior Endeayor
Christmas sunrise prayer meeting,
9t5 a. m. Sunday school: II a. m.
Peace on Earth. Good WIN 20
Men; Christmas pageant and pro-
gram by Sunday school at Z p. m.
Westminster Presbyterian Church
school-FInrvard and Howell ST.: ..
m. special Christmas music and
pageant.
First Presbyterian Of Ballard 18th
y, w and Market e.. Rev. Honor L.
Wilhelm. pastor, 7.30 p. m, Christ
mas pageant by tho Sunday school,
entitled white Gifts for tho King.
II a. m, sermon. The Four.squarc
Christ" Choir music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
gu" Students Are
Speeding Homeward

Hundreds Of university students
Saturday are speeding TO their homes
for the Christmas vacation. Many
lcn Friday evening and more carly
Saturday Some are en- route TO
eastern states, The new quarter will
open January Z and for this there
already Is heavy enrolment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

Mr. FtEii Ter long fine the
residents az ~ Holden a. hare been
hauiHg trouble crossing 18Th orc "
The street tcas grauelcd once. buf
me heavy raius hare t0asbef me
grausl az airay. what car b. done
about a. N. W. Vs..
YrucE Duurr,
This piece % work So already
under contract and Il should not BE-
long before work begins on H. You
might call up the city engineers
office and find out Just what viii
be- done and when II viii b. com
pletsd MAin-Gg0o. engineers Of
flee.
Mr. Firii ResiIeui5 Of this Do
ealify 'oouid IKE v0u 70 get street
Hght Installed AZ. or near. 2sf7 vs..
| 7}h a. This g. dark and IN
I guarded spot. and t1omcn coming
homo from tS0Tk dread 70 pass along
this part Of the street Please
| nr a. O. Z. D..
Tho lighting department has prom
iscd 20 look into this and. II possible,
/ put in tho light II nothing 81 done
ia a reasonable time, call up Supt.
Ross MA in-GO0O. and ask him what
/ can be- done.
Mr.. Fizit: ~ you can FIR this
ono. v0u trl b. al night The street
az ". WutertsaV and HaTJ0r aue.
& W, 4 so ndTr0t0 that tico auto
mobiles can hardly pass especially
I " there Is street car passing. EcU-
crai ACCIDENTS hare occurred at this
point. and others arc LIKELY 10 oc-
cur, For ttoo pears hare been
timing 10 get TITS street tCiieHcd
Without any luck. =. n. b..
65rd Arc. ".
There have been no definite plans
made for widening Harbor ave. at
the point Indicated, tho the matter
has often been under consideration,
reports supt Barkhuff one plan
Is 20 move the car track over, and
another Is 10 pave the other side
Of tho street, but nothing definite
has been done. Write fun particu-
lars and recommendation 10 John
! T.. Carroll. chairman OF the street
committee. County-City building. and
SEQ n he can not suggest some re-
I lief
! Mr. Firit: why Is q that during
The rush hours they operate those
onc-man cars on the RcHton lincl
Thcy arc near 50 feet long. aud
tshcn croirdcd, q Is trcll nigh i'm
possible for ono "a the rear 10 toork
M 10 tho front door IN fimc 70 get
OF before being carried beyond the
street dcHredg n Is necessary 10
start about fire blocks before reach
ing the street tchcro vou tcdrt 10
get off, and then % Is a tercstiiH0
match u you land there on time,
MRS. r. " b.,
5fst S.
Manager Brown. OF the Renton
line, says that overcrowding Mt GER
tain hours can not be avoided. and
that they are running only three
Of the long one-man cars He re-
ports that the motormen are all In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Slugged, Robbed
of $50 by Bandit

As he approached his home Friday
evening ]. W. Ford, i7oi iith ave.
was attacked and slugged by a ban
dit He was dazed. The robber took
$50 from him and escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES
I1RSI CHRISIIAN


First Christian broadway and 4,
Olive. Rev. Russell +. Thrapp. pas
tor. Special service with music In
the morning. subject. white GIFTS
for tho King" $50 p. IN. members
OF Bible school will present special
program. ''The Spirit Of Christ"
dramatizsd Christmas eve story.
BAPTIST
DunlAp-Rev. y. A. Klein. pastor,
II o. m. "Christmna and The
Christian" IssO p. IN, Sunday school
program.
Queen Anne-is Howe 81, II. +.
Richardson. pastor $40 n. m. Sun.
day school II n. IN. Keep Christ
in ChristmaH." p. m, sunday
school Christmas program.
CONGREGATIONAL
Whitman Memorial-S. 42nd and
Ashworth. Rowland Edwards. pas
tor. II a. m. ~ Christmas Mes.
sage" 7.s0 p. m, cantatn. song
OF the Angels"
EPISCOPAL
Saint Marks Harvard and Spring
st. Rev. John D. Mclaughlin. rec.
tor. s a. m. holy communion. $3.50
a. m. church school. IL a m.
prayer and sermon. The Letter and
the Spirit: the Letter Killeth, but the
Spirit Glveth." CHS p. M young
peoples service league. T:20. prayer
and sermon, Tho Middle Way"
For the Deaf. Saint Marks
Harvard and Seneca. , p. m, special
service.
Saint John's-California and Han
ford ST., West Seattle. 1910 a. m.
Sunday school. II. choral mathis
sermon. THE Prince OF Peace" Rev.
Maurice ]. Bywater.
st. AHchaels Chapel Of st. Marks
Church. sixth ave. y. and John ST.
$50 a. m, sung Eucharist; 2 p. m,
church school.
st. Barnabas' Chapel, Federal ave.
and r. Newton st.--Rev. II. II. Cow.
en- IN charge. $50 a. m, holy com.
munlon: 9.45 n. m. Sunday school:
II n. m, prayer and sermon, st.
Thomas. the Doubter"; p. m. YES
per service and address. subject, DO
We Make the Best OF Christmas7"
Trinity Parish Churchill a. m.
confirmation service, Bishop Wells
officiating; 7:3O p. m, pageant. THE
Nativity story" The congregation Is
asked to bring gifts for the needy to
DO distributed among the poor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Coroner to Probe
Two Mine Deaths

TACOMA, Dec. 2O.--Coroncr +. J.
Stewart was TO hold an inquest at !
y. M. Saturday, into the deaths Of
II. II. Ridley and u J Rush, whose
bodies were recovered yesterday from
the Burnett mine Of the Pacific Coast
Conl Co, whore an explosion took
seven victims Wednesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
Columbia Basin to
Get Appropriation

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-Funds
for investigating tho Columbia river
basin reclamation project were
made available until February 10.
under tho terms OF senate rcso.
luton adopted today by the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

Judge Otis BrinlSer ovcrruled n
motion Of Calvin Finncgun satur-
day for n new trial Of his $4,000
damage suit against Sheriff Matt
Starwich and Deputy Joe Harrahan.
FinncEan was denied the claim by n
jury. lie accused the sheriff OF
falsely arrostinE him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
LUTHERAN

St. Johns Danish Mission, cath
ave. and Il. Spruce st.-Alfred r.
sorensen. pastor. No morning serv.
ice or Sunday school; p. m, sun
day school; p. m, worship DAN
ish); 6 p. m, fellowship supper; 3
p. m. entertainment
Zion II, 1925 w. seth st.--Rev. FL.
mer r.. Stroufert, pastor. o:45 a. M
Sunday school; II. service; 1880 p. m,
service: children'8 program Christ
mas eve, December "a; Christmas
service December %.
Hope, 42nd ave. S. w. and Oregon
st.-Rev. oscar Korsmcyer, pastor.
945 a. m. Sunday school; II, service;
chlldren's program Christmas eve.
7:45 p. m; Christmas service Deccm.
Der Is at IL q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
METHODIST

Queen Annc-Spcclnl Christmas
program by the choir, at 7:3O p. m.
First Methodist Protestnnt,-Rcv.
George w Beck. pastor. II a. M,
"Tbe Heart's Bethlehem: special
music; 1880 D. m, THE
Alteration" pageant, showing the
bethlehem story with tnblcau.
First Methodist Episcopnl-Flfth
nt Marion Rov. J. Ralph McGoc,
pugtor. ii q. M. "JcBus Revealed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
DENY NEW DAMAGE SUIT

j. i. Mccain, 20, got from TO
10 years Saturday after pleading
guilty to stealing automobiles. lie
Is snid TO have stolen eight cars
and to have sold them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
100 MILES npAKr

station WIZ, NJ springfield, Mass
bas n studio IN BoElou more than
100 miles away. j. Is Huld that thls
lB the farthcst distance y broadcnsi.
Ing station 10 separated from li3
studio,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

Seattle will draw down $4,000 vel
vet tho end OF December for $4,000
hlowntts Of surplus Skagit, current
furnished Tacoma, Surplus power
mt tho Skagit is increasing week by
week Tacoma Is expected TO pur-
chase most Of IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20

AIR FINIT T. besisged with
vi requests for employment.
IIs l. sorry he cannot provide II.
This department l. Intended only
a. d means ~ directing atien-
ton to needed improvements, lax
public service. etc. and. much as
he would like 60, Mr.. Firit l. IN
able 10 consider personal, ind
yidunl matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
SENT UP FOR CAR THEFT

Four men. accused Of the muir
der OF Arthur Riley on July 2, will
10 on trial January IL. They are:
ora n. Tuggle, Thomas Blevlns
William Clancy and william Vann.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
LIBERAL CATHOLIC

ST. Alban'S-i06O II. Thomas. IL
n. m, holy eucharist; sermon, SELF.
Preparation; Z % m. address, The
Coming OF the World Teacher;
healing service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20


KGO-Onl,land. 312 meters: S,
studio program, music by Arlon
Trio: 10-1. Henry Halstead's
orchestra and sulolsts, Hotel
St Francis.
KHI-Los Angeles. 395 meters;
l2:SO-1:20, Iii Moulton orchcs-
ira; 2;30-5.30, Charlie Wcllman
and his Saturday afternoon
fruliC; 6s30-7E30. Children's pro-
gram; 7:i5, Care of the Body"
talk; $40, concert.
KFSA-Los Angeles. 27S meters:
l0.SO-ltG20 n. M. Sunshine
Hour; 3:3O-l:S0. Gray Studio
program. Review Of Sunday
school lesson for tomorrow;
T.S0-Q:SO. Auditorium service
with sermon, songs and teStl-
monies; organ.
KGW-Portland, i92 meters; 10,
dance music by George Olson's
Metropolitan orchestra Of tho
Hotel Portland,
KpO-SHn Francisco, i23 meterss
3:80.6:30. Tea Dunsant, H. Max
Rrndficlds Versatile band. Pal
ace Rose Room Bowl; S-l2, Art
Wcldner dance orchestra Fair
mont hotel
KIrA, Los Angeles, 400 meters
5-6:SO, Evening Herald news
bulletins; 5000, Examiner
news bulletins; 6:i5-7, speaker;
rs, dance orchestra and solo
lists: Us, special song recital;
Q-1O. Examiner studio; l0-tI
Packard Radio club,
kNN, Los Angeles, $50 meters
5, inspnntlonnl talk and morn
ing prnyCr. q, and hourly there
inter until Z, uccnrpl news re-
ports hy the Town Crior: $40.
concert, 1912, dance music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-20
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