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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
d MEN SLUUGGGG Ed
AND ROBBED
Thugs Attack Boat WATCH
man on Gas Launch

: Ear1Uae tta Eis aaneH pr flutp
inca an "a l-ad kgestias1 lsr - utr
rutsf1 las uIIHt afrCr uatFrtroII- han
Tr- attacked Gao uatehmlu John
St ae1u Eg--eI u.n and GA. m pro.
s,5sI to uo us lsaas hfu.ui him.
aurr which fHrY HHHrl Hlm ~ Dis
eold watch ana .H auramaEa pistol
sUreusan as-l aimsrlf u b our uT
20 later hut hr tlHHu had rlprt
Tho robbery wzs ono af fuuf s.ml
llT baIdurs
Robert AI5grF II9 Blreu ave. Wa
rftarsrI rud 6frauElrmri urEg %
srorl ave- 81 bv rnu 90 hsudus
srha took nom him So m vurnucy
Dave Evans 80 Cdiumbia a.. Was
.ueEal aud robbed by thrrc men Oh
! chinese store ln s.zth ave. uc8T
King So Evans lost $50
Jake si0uucuhtrE. INA seventh
axes reported Tuesday might tlat
fhree men r1bhei him trum hohind
III seventh and Jackson. taking SO
ia bills
A bandit attempted 90 held gp AIRS
q r Dunlop 1850 ltth ava. early
"Wednesday moru.ng MIS- Dunlop
screamed aud che man became fright.
eusi 8nd Crd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
nIInnIHII ann
nU00IHN GIVII
WAR LOOMS
Fight BetweeH Trotssy and
Stain Reaches Crisis

ApEuDE De- zf-Tds sfruv-
Ter puErr lu Flasa between ~.
Ir1'Hsy ur1 Stain las rearh.s .
rerl4uH rfaF3 and riTsI var d tb,.,'
Fl1d Dr. numf-gfs esufsrr. aooors.,.
f1 rarI rHfs.EaI from me Daily ~
EIEa rp1ufauf
Tho rurrHUa lleHt repeats n =.
genital Details t6a report % -
rfr.fe over TroIraE alleged hsrl.t
megt which vaH printed IN tie h.,
liner Zf'fgrE Am Iiitar. aps,i,,
Odesza adviofs last week.
StaiiE.a position 81 critical. ~.
Daily MAI Correspondents says 4.
cause communists. old czartst rr
erals, tha military schools and y.
rcd army generally Is suppsrir,
Trouhy Etalia's ldEsrents ars :
majority n The army offioerE esst
lists and special dcfenaa trosps.
The Eremliu is packed vii
troops with machine guns ana srtr
lsry, 10 that practically a rsts =,
siege exists the correspondent p.
ported adding thar II is believed ~,
TroLFEy. n be IS victorious. wil n
trDiucr a more moderate form q 49,
eminent aud unite the aoc.aiiss
A United Press correspondent 4,
Moscow, IN a dispatch yestsrd,y
quoted "a high Russian Official 4,
bundinE reports o. civil war thar
I1 Fan unmitizatHd uf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
KILLED BY AUTO
HOqulam Man Struck Down
as Was on Sidewalk

HoQUtAM. Dec. sl-p r, QuaiL
90. hit by nm automobile here Mon
day nirhi. dicd here yesterday. ben
Brungrcnd. driver % tho death car
says tmlif became confused whilo
crossing tho street An csc witness
told officials that the machine crossed
a parking strip and hii Quail while
be was stlll on The sidewalk.
Qualf Is survived by a widow and
two children. Ito ns sister ia
Nampa. Idaho. ana fnthcr and
three brothers near EnKenr. Orc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
REBELS CAPTURE
ALBANIAN CITY
Tirana, Capital, Reported
Fallen to insurgents

ROME, Dec. 2i.-Tirana. capita
OF Albania, has fallen to the rebels
and the government OF Premier Far
Noli has fed. according TO adyiets
direct from that city.
Insurgents, who supported the re
volt under Achmed Zogu, OCCUPIED
Tirana, the messages said.
Messages from Tirana TO London
also reported the capture OF the city
by rebels, altho the latest Official
word received at the British capiis
by the Albanian minister said that
Tirana had not fallen, and that .ee
rebels had been killed in bloody fighis
at the gates OF the city.
Odds in the Albanian civil wa
have been going steadily against ths
Fan Noli government, which has r
peatedly charged that Jugosiayia Is
aiding the Zogultes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
COME BACK AT
HART DEFENSE
Pierce County Deputy Hits
Fllion Parole Excuse

Deputy Prosecutor John A. sJrisy,
~ Pierce county. replied WEDNESDAY
10 o. defense af Gov Hart written by
Harris secretary. ii % Fuliz Fuiiz
undertook t1 ozonrrnt6 Dis chief iu
tho matter % rho pardon granted
Edward Fllon. murderer % a Ia.
coma t1Hiolh driver,
s1risy asserts that aliio "a number
n prominent citizens signed a peti,
zion Tor Fllon'a rrlasc. none Of them
know anything about him. Fii.ou.
despite assertions 90 Tho contrary uy
his rrirnda vns the leading spirit Ia
tho ho.dup which resulted in The taxi
mans death. % BE- faid IN the nttacl.
un Fuiiz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
ROBBERS LOOT
TWO HOMES
Valuable Jewelry, Clothing
and Presents Stolen

Jsweiry. eiothluE and miscol.anc
aus Christmas presents valued at
several thousand dollars. were stolrn
from two Seattle homca Tursday
night.
smashing the glass In THE front
door. thieves entered the home %
Mrs.. J. II. Hughes. 5ts seth ave. \.
Among other articles the burglars
took three ivory jewel cases contain
ing six bracelets. several rings. two
pearl necklaces. gold pendant set
with a diamond. a wrist watch and
q quantity Of other valuable teWelry
AZ the homo of l. Schumacher. as
kinnear pl.. burglars also broke
the glass IN the front door They
took seven packages containing
Christmas presents. a velvet tapes
Try. a silk tapestry. q dozen goif
halls and jeweiry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
GROUNDED SHIP
is FLOATED
10000 Ton Freighter Was
Stranded Near AnacorteS

Tho i0.eo0-ton frelghter Eagle.
which went aground at HucNleberry
point. near Anncortes, al 10 p. m.
Tuesday. was floated at . n. m. &C
cording 20 adyicea received by harbor
radio.
The Eagis, loaded with lumber and
other products sailed from Belling-
ham az y. m. she called at Sc
attic with freight from the Pacific
coast. Tho ship Is in intercostai
service OF the United American lines.
After floating at high tide. the
Eagle proceeded on her Journey
toward San Francisco. apparently un.
injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
mnnnITII nIAnr
hUNrIIHL FLHNE
KILLS FOUR
Naval AlrShip Crashes al
Hampton Roads, Va.

NORFOLK 40. Dec sf-Faw
r+raoz met AafH wheu a navy
plane unE aH au ambulance. gaa
auamp-I OF Iiamptaa Hmda sea-
tgrd1r vbHs attempting landing
Tie dead aro D.. Ht EsyHrr sHd
a. b ManuaHaE chief arpulg o.
lr5n of tbg naval air force and J..
s Gavin hospital apprentice. aud
Jr o. Williams lr ur nuEt0n 81
a. Williams was hr.nr brought 90
NpHaIE hospital for treatment ~
pneumonia.
A leaking p0uinoa o. believed fhr
caurf or tHr urrCk Of The plane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Contributor Would Prohibit Sale of
Hip Flasks and Complains About
Their Being Advertised; Tips for
Letter Writers Are Given

Zip pocket TASKS ceBsuTed IN tOays letters 10 Mr.
II Fixit The writer thinks they should be prohibited.
Mr. Fxt wishes ask contributors 10 this department
keep their letters short and nappy State specific loca-
TONS names and dates. In all give name and adj
dresses. Only initials viii be used.
II l. C. b. win make his complaint against the civil SER
vice commission shorter and specific II viii be
swered And II Olaf NJ. will give location Of the water
tower at Kirkland about which he complains the matter
viii be taken Of
totgtr f- Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

hglds Hundreds OF E'eyeIou rush.
sd them on trucks 70 tho train
Two hours after tbo President
jefferson doeked tho first train,
load brFBn be- hEt journey east
wand
The fastest passenger train from
che Pacific Coast makes the if.p 90
Chicago iu % hours The feftars. 4"
aa the silk special "a known. makes
q In 60 hour running uuder sealed
orders
AIilady draius d F.iken Eown. and
UBclr Sam has decided 90 get u
60 her GA umsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
ROBBED OF CAR
AND FAMILY
Says Highwayman Drove
OFF With Wife, 4 Children

AOUSgETOWN, a.. Dee et-A
aYlnr squad q youngstown police
uas sent out al0ns The road 90 New
castle. ia today following reports
from Howard IrrbIr chat Doe had
been r1hbcd Of bis money. Die auto.
mobile. hia vito ana four children
The ruhhrr who brld Prebio up
early today Waa riid 90 b. headed
toward Youngstown
rrrhle lives near Newcastle. and
according 60 h.a report. che robbef
took his money ordered him ont u
tho ear. and then. ir1p,nE into tho
drivers seat. drove OF with Mr.
rrthlo and the four children. ono Of
whom ia an infant OF one year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
z CARS COLLIDE
Woman Bruised in Trolley
MiShap on Fourth Ave. S.

An unidentified woman wna
bruised and two street cars slightly
damaged NJ 3 n. m Wednesday when
"a First ave s street car cuiiidcd
With the rear end OF O Sunset Hll
car NJ Fourth ave S. Slippery rails
were given as the cause for thr accl-
don't
The woman. whose name was not
learned, was thrown from her scat
and bumped her chin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Christmas Program
for Finland People

Firlands Sanatorium celebrated
Christmas with q song program
Tuesday evening. gladdeninE the
hearts Of about coo patients. The
first presentation OF the film yer.
sion Of Peter Pan" was run off
before It's showing NJ the Strand,
and Van Hovcn, an orpheum time
magician. did his tricks for the in.
mAtcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
INSPECTORS CAN'T
LOOK 'EM ALL OVER

stood at tho line M tho curfcw
hour and watchod tho machines file
By in seeming ondlcssncss. 4 half.
dozen Of Uncle sam'B customs and
revenue men were brnvely trying
10 strain out tho alcoholic content
from that crowd and n was q pitt.
fm performance. Many "a cur won't
By practically unexpected. None
" tho roudstcrs had their rear com.
partmcntB opened, a few podcp.
iriuna were held ~ for hippockot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Coolidge Moves to
Recognize" Flyers

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.--Prcsi-
dent Coolidge yesterday Instructed
The war department TO prepare for
submission to congress n bin grant.
ing proper recognition TO the army
world flyers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Edith Kelly Must
Pay for Stockings

PARIS. Dec. IA French court
today ordered Edith Kelly, former
wife Of Frank G.. Gould, TO pay Inn
Inediateiy for IS pairs OF stockings
purchased in one month from a Paris
shop. The dancer has been trying
to force her ex.husband to pay for
the hosiery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Speak Carefully of
Your Wife's Cooking

To speak insultingly OF your wifo's
cooking IS TO lay yourself open TO a
successful divorce suit. il was shown
in superior court Tuesday afternoon
when Judge h. ]. Tallman granted
Lucy Willoughby. Seattle musician.
a divorce from Warren c. wllough.
by, on the ground OF cruelty.
Mrs. NVilloughby testified that her
husband spoke 'sllghtIngly and in.
sulungly Of my cooking and said my
place 'ss';iiis in the home. doing domes.
tic things instead of in my chosen
vocation OF music before tho public. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Admiral Schley to
Sail on Christmas

Tho Pacific Steamship Co. coast.
or the Admiral schlcy. win leave
Seattle at p. m. Christmas day.
for California; ports. She arrived
Tuesday, at 10 a. m, from San
Francisco. Los Angeles and san
Diego, witch 1Oi passengers and full
cargo holds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Ritter Named New
Regent of Arcanums

Carl J. Ritter, Of tho city comp.
rollers office. Us tho new regent Of
Madronu council, Seattle Royal Ar
cauum lodge, q was announced
Wednesday Louis y McAdoma Is
tho new vice regent and c. $. PARCEL
has been named secretary. p. s.
Myers Is the newly elected treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
MAN is SUICIDE
DeSpondent Over HEALTH;
SIaSheS His Throat

John Darling. 90. could see MOTH
ms in Christmas lie retired 70 his
room In the Post hotel. % Yesler
way and Post g.. and slaahed his
throat with "a llck.knife he was
found dead Tuesday night by the
hotel proprietor. John KowiskL The
body was taken 20 the morru@
Darling had been respondent over
his inability 20 cure an attack Of
asthma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Prayers Asked for
Canon Bliss, Sick

Prayers or Seattle church mem.
berB have been asked for tho re.
covory Of Canon William II. Bliss.
rector Of Trinity Parish church.
who is 10 In S. Lukc'a hospital.
Ncw York and is In IA serious con.
dition Mrs Bliss Is with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
c. of c. Starts to
Move to New Home

Tuesd1y was moving day" Tor
the Seattle Chamber or Commerce.
whom It started carrying equipment
across the street 20 the new head.
quarters. on Third ave. office Fix.
turc were started 70 their new 10.
cation and tho moving wus to con.
llnuc MndneadaN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

AIR FTNIT Il beslsEod with
w requests for employment
Ils j. sorry h. cannot pruyidr II.
This department Il Intended only
a. a up-ans % directing aitsn-
Tim % NEEDED improvements, Lax
public service, etc. and. much as
DE- would like 10. SIR. Fnit i I'M
able 90 CONSIDER persUual indi-
Niduai matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Jones Is in Favor
of Forestry Bill

senator Wesley Jones has wired
tho Seattle Chamber of Commerce
that he fnvors passage Of the Nc.
Nary forestry bill, under which
Washington will ret 100000 from the
federal government for flro protoc-
ton worl, in 1895. # had been ro.
ported that tho senator opposed the
BILL which approprIntes altogether d
million dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
MANrrAcTuRER DIES

CLEVELAND. Dec. william
II. Blair. IS. vice president Of the
National Paving Brick Manufacture.
era association, died az hts home
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
HE KNEW

WIFE Guess what have como
20 ask you for
Husband Money,
wifc-oh what dear clever
husband you are,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

Machines that win wash and fll
5000 milk bottles an hour nra n
new tcuturc Of dairy equipment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
TIJUANA HAS
20 SALOONS

There arc 40 saloons In Tijuana.
They are well stocked with every
known kind Of liquor from French
champagne TO Mexican tequila. Some
OF the imported goods il genuine
but most of the stuff Is manufac
tured near tho border. This Ia ofton
mixed with genuine Scotch and
known to tho trade no half N half
There arc three big liquor combi
nations in Boja California
ono Of the outfits rs headed by
Miguel Gonzales, one Of tho most In
terosting characters on tho border
Gonzales was until six years ago IA
section hand and stage driver. A NJ
tic curio store IN TIJuann gave hin
his start and now hos waxing 10
ward his second million by selling
bottled curlos to dry tourists nj
along the line. Gonzales owns the
second big brewery ut Moxlcnll and
"a author Of tho famous Moxlcaii'
beer whose signs ndorn every roud
side below The line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
UNCLE SAM II
ON THE JOB NOW

But Uncle sam is on tho Job
now.
On September z. 1924. tho S. s..
President Jefferson steamed into
Seattle with a si20oO.000 cargo OF
silk. This is the largest aud most
valuable silk cargo ever brought in.
The President jefferson is ono %
Eve ships Of the SILK fleet" Of the
American. Oriental Mail line. which
ia the Northwest trade route Of tho
L. S. Shipping board.
Beginning with cargo Of $40
bales. with a value OF n mere $780,
900. these American ships have
within three years brought in silk
cargoes 10 tho total OF onc.half bill.
lion dollars. carrying more than
their rivals.
High Insurance rates and interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Tiajuana, the City of
Vice and Bad Liquors
Stern Tells How Stuff Gets Across Border
With Little or No Trouble to Thirsty

smuggling, and stu Tower had thoIr
baggage examined
On Labor day 10000 cara passed
across tho line In tho last 30
minutes OF that day 200 cars went
from wet Mexico 10 dry" Amori
ca. Besides these were train after
trsln load on tho san Diego & Arl
zonn. and Sutherland stage loads
leaving every few minutes II is
estimated that between $4,000 and
100000 people visit Tijuana on a
holiday
What do they drink?
Most OF the whisky 10 made un.
der the counter" revenue man
told me. ITS made from alcohol
distilled down below Ensenado and
colored and bottled In fakclabelcd
bottles right in tho saloons. It
isn't even good grain alcohol. It's
made from sorghum molnssea."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

More than 1000 OF tho 1880 reg
istcrcd money.lcndcra IN Liverpool
England, are women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

MILADY desires aikan gown.
vi To get her tho EOEu, there
ls race % the apecdiest chips, the
fastest OF special trains % swift
nirplnnes and an army ~ workers
tgiliug night and DAY in America
and the orient.
The race track Of this shipping
u raw slg from producer 20 milady
Is $500 miles long ana FROM Yoke
hama 10 Seattle 10 New York The
race Is run IN secret. with armed
guards holding silent watch Tho
stakes arc millions OF dollars. Tho
more millions 20 the fastest
IL u only OF recent years that
Uncle sam has been Interested In
this big affair. Tho great bulk OF
six used 70 be carried from China
and japan TO foreign ports IN yea
sais Of foreign narH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

GA millions % dollars Involved boz
ono cargo ana coming In ahead Of
thr other fellow are the factors
which compel tha strenuous effort
for speed.
SILK TRAINS ARE
FASTEST RUNNING
a days time saved means tna
saving Of several thousand dollars
A Insurance and interest charges
tvo days sailing time saved bc.
tween Yokohama aud Seattle make
difference ~ 80 cents bale IN
New York.
I The AmcucauOientaI liners never
exceed 10 dnys Ia crossing nom
Yokohama 20 Seattle. unless delayed
by storms
Greatest caution O. ordered ln
handling of the treasured bales
Armed guards watch ns the gIlk ~
taken from warehouses ia Oriental
ports
Armed guards watch on board
ship and on tho trains across couu,
try 20 the East
Government mail planes play their
! part when The President Jefferson
came into Victoria. y. G.. a Can.
adian port. with her $4,000. 900
cargo. important documents were
handed 10 the U. s, mail alTman.
one hour later. or four hours be-.
fore the Prealden, Jefferson arrived
/ In Seattle. these documents wcro IN
tho hands or the U. 6. customs and
were checked Thus Immediate re-.
lease OF the shipment could be made
I the moment tho ship locked at
/ Seattle.
To tho tune Of roaring winches
and cracking rigging. huge sling
iloads Of silk were brought from the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
CURED IN SEATTLE

CURED IN SEATTLE
SINCE the opening Of my s la,st
" new Offices in Seattle, AN num-. aoJ
reds of people suffering with files ~. s
other Rectal and Colon disorders NV
come for relief.
And my non surgical. soothing u. =,
ments arc GUARANTEED TO cure az :,
case of Piles, no matter how sever. .sh I,
prolonged, or the patients reas''''
lee will be refunded.
send or call today for ny
~~N FREE illustrated poo. -
TSssss.A planning many things y
WgN..y$sA should know
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Radio Programs


WEDNESDAY. tEMHER -
kFQN, 23s mcters-G. g0sTsis
stock, ucwH, weather reports.
7;l5-A, Aunt Niyiru'a bedtime
story; $50 Earl Gray's Hotel hut
Ter orchestra. 9-t1. concert hour.
l0-li. Earl Grays orchestra
EFOA 455 meters -i-t1s, VIII
liam HafmBnn'a orchestra from
olympic. hotel. 6.ih-s.ls. Hopper
Kelly Music Co. program; $3.50
10. concert.
kJH, eI3 mNterH-ti5G. Aunt
Bunny; 3. Brandon Opera coin-
pRuy Enloists; $3.50. special Christ
mas eve program
kTHR. gGl mrtnra- Sncnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
oruEn COAST STATIONS

kfft-Loa Angeles. 4eg meters
1905, talk on music. $40.
som monthly Wunpas program
featuring film stars
* tlI--lup Angeles. $50 mctrrH
--l2t50-l. Abe PcrluaA orchestra.
2;2O-t. Pacific states Electric
co. program; G-GsG0. Art Hicls-
mans orchestra. $40. EpcclnI
programs 6iSO-7. children's pro-
gram. S-l2. special Christmas
program,
Oakland. 3t2 mctors.
1901. Arion Trio: .. musicni
program; 1880. concert.
kPO-SHn FrnucisCo, I2g me.
ters--l-2, FRirmont hotel orches-
ira; i.30-5:30. orchestra. $3.50
Gia0. childrcnH hour: 1870. or
chestru; $50 carols by Trinity
choir; 9ttl, Bradficld'A band
kGW- Portland, lg2 mptcrp-
1880, orchestra; ~ childrcn's pro-
gram; $. string and flute quintet
concert.
KFSG- Los Angeles. 27s mo-
rs-l0;30-11.3O. sunshine hour,
2:3O-4, Auditorium Hcrylro. G.g0,
1890 special program.
RN%--Los Angeles. a37 mctor1.
:. morning prnycrsi Co. dinner
sador Concert orchestra, $40.
special program; 1912. Holly.
wood Dance orchestra.
XIX Oakland. 500 motcrAi az.
dinner concert; $40, special pro-
gram
KFAE Pullman, aaO metors-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
EASTERN sTATIoN

(Roduced TO Seattle Timo)
WCCo- Twin cities. "a mo
tcrHi ~, wumen'a hour; 1870,
mntlncc inuHlCHl; 2, mngualno
hour $3.50, childrcn's hour; 1,
sport hourt 3, inld-weolS church
ice VI
ltFItN 49, Hastings. Nebraska.
2Ol motcrs--0330, annual Christ.
mas livo celebration,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

Mr. FnH. wan you please or
plain TO nc ,chV II is that The Green
Lake and University districts each
hare an uU-nioht street car service
aud the west Seattle district. COM
prisin0 three car lines. has no all
night car scrUiccS Surely there arc
enough people Hiring IN tho tcholc
Of West seattle TO ,Dduant an all
night street car service.
n. T.. G..
$685. i6th s. W.
The owl or all-nlght cars. are
run for the purpose Of taking care
oslato workers, such as those who
work ON tho daily papers and In
other employment whore the work
ers are ON duty until late at night.
IL tho West Seattle district can
show Supt. Henderson that they
have a sufficient patronage Of this
nature, he no doubt win arrange
to put OH the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

GA millions % dollars involved 10
ono cargo ANA coming Ia ahead OF
Evening star., 1924-10-12
WOULD kBS0LVE PARTY
Of GUILT or OFFICIALS
Watson Says Corruption in Wash
ington Was Entirely
Personal.
By The Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, October 11.-Departing
from the text of his prepared ad-
dress, Senator James L. Watson OF
Indiana, in a speech before the Ex-
ecutives' Club. yesterday replied to
charges of administration corruption
lodged against tn" Republican party
BY Senator Pat Harrison of Missis-
sirpi last week in an address to the
same body.
Guilt is personal, and not politi-
cal" Senator Watson asserted, in al
luding to the disclosures OF congress
sional committees appointed to in
Nestigate the Veterans Bureau, naval
oil leases and the Department of
Justice.
There were more than 100000 Re-
publican Office holders in the adminis-
tration. Three of them have been in
dicted, and yet the Democratic speak
ers will try TO tell you that the whole
Republican party was corrupted AS
we'll say that the whole church is to
be condemned because one member
strays from the straight and narrow"
He praised the vigorous action of
President Coolidge in ferreting out
evildoers in the Government and de-
Tended the activities Of the last Con-
gress in taxation and agricultural
relief.