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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
To Clean
Taneta
DISCOVER LOOT
FROM BANK
Hold 3 Men on Bond Theft
After Making Deal"

NEW YORK. May 2s.--Bonds
taken from three men arrested here
last night were identified today as
part Of the loot obtained in the hold.
up OF the Walton State bank at Wal.
ton. Kansas.
The men, John Simkoff. Frank
Marley and Joseph rnber. all Of
them with criminal records. were nd.
vcrtising to sell s2o0.0 900 worth of
bonds for $50. 900 cash. In their pos.
session was s47,970 In Liberty bonds
taken from $40 Walton bank In Jan.
uary, at which time an employee OF
the bank was killed
Detective Digllo. who posed as n
possible purchaser of the Liberty
bonds and trapped the three, said
that one of them remarked to him:
This is n murder charge II they
yet YOU"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
FACING BATTLE
ON PETITIONS
Signatures Stolen, Report;
See Withdrawal Plan

Fears thaf an attach upon the
Hens FREE powsr h.n - behind ihe
employment q corus % womcn
copyiasa who are copying on the
nimrs pf riEnrrs ~ thr referendum
petitions filed with County Auditor
d d. Ferguson caused leader II the
drive 20 make renewed effofia aaiur.
day
More Than koo0 names haNs al
ready bern certified 20 b. ihe auditor
and iheso namra are being copied by
women. said 10 b. ln ihe employ ~
the pon.r company.
That abe company may obtain
withdrawals at the iith hour. caus-
ING The rss'rndurH % faii. BE- one meth.
% q attack feared
= ~ il'lanEgr chairman n the
legislative committee ~ the wash,
infton State Frdemtion Of Labor.
reports that recently bic dssk in tho
labor tempks was opcned ana PEEL.
tons with m,rr than 100 names on
them were aoicn Offices ~ thr
plumhers' and steamfnieru' union
also were hroilrn into
we should obtain nt icat 10000
signatures 20 safeguard The refer
sndum Homer n Bone. % Tacomu.
declared.
Seattle and Taoomh headquarters
ara nov obtaining 1000 signatures d
day, Bone hays, More volunteer
workers are ncsdfs 20 take charge
of poiiilons az ihs fsihlic market and
The county city building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WORLD COURT
STARTS ON PAGE l

The roll call on the Pepper plan
follows.
FOR nel-
Republicans o. Lodge. Mas-a.
chuseiia; nfandeEee. Connecticut,
Bomh. Idaho. Mor~s, New Hamp,
Shirf. Mccormick. Illinois. wads,
worth. New York; i.enroot. wiscon.
Fin. Willis. Ohio. and Pepper Penn.
sylynnia.
Farmer labor a.. ships,saA. ain.
nesota.
AGAINST %
Republicans Johnson. California
Democrats o. swanson. Virginia,
r1l,man. Nevada; Robinson. Ari,An.
aas: Underwood. Alabama. and
Walsh. Montana
Tho roll call on the Harding plan:
FOR THE PLAN
a. Republicans i.snruo,. WILSON,.
ain. Democrats f7l-sxanson. Pitt.
man. Shields. Tennessee. Robinson.
Underwood. walsh and owen.
AGAINST
DOB Republicans fpl- Lodge. Nc.
cormich. Lodge. Horah. Drandsgce.
johnson. Moses. wadsworih. Willis
and Pepper
Farrneriai,or ul- sbipsicad.
Senator Mccormick was not pres.
eni. hut his vote was cast BY proxy.
Action OF the committee brings
the Pepper plan 10 tho floor Of tho
senate for debate. aiiho final action
seems somewhat In doubt. Chair
man Lodge Of the committee sub.
mliicd tho resolution az soon AS tho
senate convened. and u was placed
on the calendar TO he called up
later.
Democrats arc expected 10 con
tinuc their fight for the Harding
plan by Offering Il ms substitute
for the Pepper proposal when ii
comes up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Should Women
Smoke? Let Us
Have Opinions
One Man Doesn't Object, but Would
Like to Have Convention Established
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Women folk young and old seem TO have firmly estab-
shed their right 10 short hair IL they please This
has been done largely thru expression Of opinion thru the
columns Of the press During the past few years these col
have been devoted TO this discussion several df
ferent occasions.
The fair out 10 establish convention
in regard 10 women smoking Many Of them do it now.
largely perhaps under cover Of private dining the
home, or the homes OF friends-a few do il publicly.
Some have become confirmed smokers. while others
content TO merely indulge in the after-dinner puff
No doubt most OF you read the letter from Marie" in
this column yesterday. She is who enjoys her smoke
after meals Now that she is 10 marry her fance demands
that she give It up and sit by while he smokes TO his hearts
content.
81" there any difference in the girls taking their after
dinner smoke and the boys thers| she inquiries Of
readers. Is IL far2
Already we have answer, and il is from He
says he doesn't particularly whether the smoke
not He likes TO smoke, and he supposes that what's
for the goose should be for the gander.
But he has family OF growing children His little wife
doesn't smoke However she has friends who do and
when they visit her they smoke before the children who
cape openly in a sort OF horror
Lets get il settled for good. one way the other"
writes the
Let's have lot Of honest opinions. folks The the
merrier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
HOLD SERVICES
ON OLD SHIP
Memorial Sunday Meets on
Oregon" and at Churches

Probably ere laai Memorial suudas
cerrmonirs ahosrd ti.e o.d hulk un
me held sunday Nhfn 8 contingent
OF Homen meuihfra N she auEllary
10 che Spanish American War Feferr
ans orFuuizaiion hers will stage me.
mortal services fof nagal DEAD On fhe
deck ~ the a. b q oregon at tae
Hremerion navy yard The services
sFiil b. hsid ~ %. %.
Special memorial services in Sc
attic ull BE- held M tlo Bethany
Lutheran church. Fnirliew ave ard
John e.. a. n q. m sunday. under
direction o. the church and Of Stew
ems post. Grand Army q the nspub.
lie The Rev r. w. Enkssn viii Dc.
liver the memorial address
Chaplain Is 3 Martin Of Stevens
post. raft Commander Jackson ST.
bauTh ~ F0ns0u Thyreson camp.
spanish War Veterans and 4. J.
Ellsworth. commander u Rainier
Nobie post American Legion. VIII
make short addresses
Gen. George a. custer camp. sons
o. Veterans. viii hold iis Memorial
SUNDAY services a. the Pint Chrls-
tlan church Sunday AZ 1915. with
mernbera of other patriotic bodies.
Representative % the American
Legion. Veterans Of Foreign War;.
Disabled American Veterans and
United Spanish war Veterans were
70 meet Saturday 20 complete ar.
ranFcmeniH for the Memorial Day
parade May 30 The conference waa
20 be held ~ 1 D. NJ. The general
Memorial Day committee will meet az
? p. m. NJ tbs Armory library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
HOLDS UP five
GAS STATIONS
Police Seek Merry Highway
man After Chase

Police aud shcriffs deputies satur
day searched Cor a Merry bandit who
robbed five Seattle service stationg
within half an hour. The bandit used
a small eioscd car and n large ~.
yoiver. lie obtalnsd about $50 alto
gcihcr.
The stations robbed were thoee %
tho Union OF company. az nth ave
and y. Madison At standard Oh
stations AZ to7 nth ave. ~. Broad
way and y. Roy ~ and broadway
and 4, Union a.. and Shell station
al 18th ave. and r. Aloha u. ~ the
last named station the blEEea, haul
was made. $50. The other stations
yielded small sums.
Altho carloads q Officers were dis.
patched 10 the district In which tho
holdups took place they found no
ciewu 10 the rohher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
RUMORED GRlp
ACCOUNTS MAN
Free Dope SmusgIsr n.
Police Are catechi,,ss' II

1'sigss q Doiios oorru,..
D. ihs defsnse sfio-rs- 81
eoiin caae FrIasy ressl.ss
fendanf A. Wnainr. 4 -. =
found not gully b. tie ~ =
C1lef n Police ~ y
CAPT ~ g collier. heas 4, ~
ootica dfiaili Lieut. 4. ps,,
'ri ksruau Pairo'msh II. h - =
ana Thomas Peek tsziif.s -. -
ing bad admitted 70 them = -.
three tasH n opium ls,s N.
~ IN the hope q nas.,,
easy money -
Attorney Ralph Hor
examination. asked chi.f 49, z.
be had overheard IL 49,.
quarrfilng about the clrrl-.'..
graft. ana then he asked %. !.
De was one u thoss via ~.
IN The quarrel TIE court s,s.. -
both questions. bgi one n a.
in discussing the eass later - I.
The charges u corruption Il 4. /.
parimcni cauaed the yo,rs !.
found not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
LEADER,
Wife, SHOT
Prohibition Cars Auto Is
Attacked; Both Hi

nELLENlll.E no.. MaY e. A
scanch uau o. ihruoui southern lr
nois today for fouf summer wbo shot
and upundfd s. Cirnn Young. famed
ku kiuN Khan leader IL East ~
L.aue and prohibition ear ~
'i,ios-iY Wimamron- county. ana la
wife. ~ thsy WIRE driving along "a
higheaN in ihe OkaW river valley.
lQ miles east ~ here last night
Young and biz wife dropped 20 the
roor of the BIG sedan presented o.
him Ter cleaning uu- che bootleg
Fcn of Wilnamron county. a. thrrr
men upcntd nrs with auiomatics anil
"A shotgun
NounE Nus shot in she leg while
tsackshui struck Mrs Young Ia the
head and face Tho Wonian'a condi,
tion "a nos considered serious
Ia a hospiial here To-Day Youns
said he could identify az least two n
hla sssailanis About 20 shots were
fired Young had tao auiomatics
with him, bot he could not get 20
thenl m Time 90 return the fusll
lade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Thinks City Should
Pay for BOYS Death

Light Supt. J. y. Ross believes the
city should pay the parents Of TT.
tie boy, killed by an electric wire in
the storm year ago Christmas eve,
$500. The boy was killed &C Tenth
ave. g.. Ross's letter to the council
states. TIE parents Of the boy were
foreigners and destitute and did not
know they should file a claim with
the city within 30 days Of the acct.
dent. Ross believes 1850 should I,e
given the family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Plan card party and dan,, d.
delegates 70 democrats co,,.....
Traffic managers install ~ >
GERS NJ Frye hotel Frlday ~,
University library vii ~ =.
until June. 1875.
High school boys given ff.. a..
lessons a. Port LAwton sa,urs,,
Frank J. Hoffman Ee,s o-.,s
years IN reformaiory On pei, -,
charge.
Vocational conferences "a. -
loaferu, educators and enrlsr,', 7.
be held Tuesday afiernooa A D..
GERS club.
State aids city IN figh, On ~.
Helps spread bait.
Nashon strawberry festival -...s
FOR June p ~ Eilisport
Andrew Anese. Greek n,rss,.. .
be buried Sunday.
Dance recital planned 1, co-s
school for graduation Of Niw 49,.
Browne. May 81.
p. II. Mckay. who srrsws :,
Friday on President Grant. sti,.E
man. Bet IS on races be,or, -.
Orient and won ie0.oea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
NEW Liner
FOR SEATTLE
Matson Line TO Put on One
More Vessel Soon

Another Mnison liner VIII be put
on tho Seattle. Hawaii run. follow
ing completion o. new palace
ship Tor The line. probably ints this
year. Il was announced Saturday BY
Alexander z Baldwin. Northwest
agents for the line The new ship
Ia 90 be built az once. sho win 20
on tho san Francisco Hawaii run.
with odd trips over the Seattle
HaNaii-san Francisco triangle.
ono OF tho Maison liners now
running out % san Francisco viii
b. switched north. giving Seattle
two passenger sailings monthly 10
the islands Tho Luriinc win re-
main on the run.
Tho new liner Is 20 be one Of
the most luxurious on the Pacific.
with a speed Of :. knota She VIII
30 electrically propelled and oper-
ated turnout. Displacement Is set
~ 1880 toms First-class passen-
gers only will be carried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
TRACE THREATS
OF DEATH
Father Of Slain Boy Given
Notice OF Danger

CHICAGO May "a Tive threats
nlsde toasy sgainsi fiss itfe ~ taest
fnanks aiAioflsire vhczc s1n. Aasp.
eri. IA Mas ksiasfra ant siain. sal
vanised ,u-tlle iF.ip nee activity In
The hurt fae aistsfe. sluads az ~
liaemcn cad eFiectiyss etfr e<,
talked O. Eusni tis rrsnks aoa,e
other offiners are working With
postal auihaaIifs I'm an effort 90
iraoc fhs igficr resolved Today 40
the fsthsr rhis letter thtuatened
death unisss ths hunt Cor tnc be, 3
kiilcrs Aas sioPpet
A sroonf threat 81 death szs 70
ceiscd over tho telephone
A ,rosnan called thC Franks hourr
and warned reprislh n the hunt
rontlnucd.
me letter las mailed spocial de-
livery and Was written with pen and
Ink. inciosei was a phciornph 81
Iosephns Frankr. i7-yearoia daugh'
/, sr OF Jacob Franks. II had been
"A ipped from a Newspaper,
''She Il neat the lettci stated.
ace lrding 30 a report mAne 70 Grove,
r No letter also oontAined abuse
foe he father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
CROPS DAMAGED
BY FLOOD
Sunnyside Canal Breaks and
mandates $50 Acres

sUSNYsIDE. May ss.-Damase
to crops estimated at between SIS.
600 and $4,000. has resulted here
from break Friday in the Sunny.
side irrigation canal AZ the IS mile.
post northeast OF herr.
The break Is 30 feet long and was
cauned by gophers driving holes In
the cmhnnkpcnt. Two, hundred and
fifty acres Of alfalfa and grain are
flooded. Fields Of gnnden truck
were cut away and fences buried by
sill and mud.
Thousands Of acres arc threat.
encd with drought before the canal
can be repaired. Work was started
Immediately. but it Is estimated that
IT VIII require at least a week to
finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Delivers Liquor
to Cop; Arrested

Joseph Engic. sf. picked the wrong
customer Friday night. according 10
the police. when he agreed 10 deliver
Il cases Of Scotch whlskoy 10 a police
agent named McNab.
McSab waited ~ Third ave. and
James st.. and when Engic drew UP
az the curb In hts auto. sir husky
cops under Lieut.. @. O. comatook
jumped on the running board and
"nabted' him. EnElc posted $500
bail. bIt lost his car and cargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
TWO COUPLES GET
DIVORCES; TRAuE J,
Ex-MATES; HAF !,

KELso. wash. May = s,,ls|
shooting or nothing Ou' - -.
monial bliss In this low
ranglc, IA mol
Houghton have become r' w..
wife. SO have Albert n ~
ton and Vera Williams, 90
strangely enough. 'ns :. n
ping OF divorced wives NV, ~ nil
S ,mS to the other parties : ii \.
I was over But it came y, !. :, 81
today when county rec0'
compared. ~. Hcu:s|
The williamses and , ,ns M :,
tons Of old were fast i''s M
vv, motoring together III
womcn obtained divorce , :, al
we're In no way a''"''
other. ...w Hcai'
Now. It Is said, the NJ. y. vi
tons and williamsos !. On 4. ~
motoring together with '''
old friendly feeling 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Killed Relative;
Paws on GallovI

ATLANTA. Ca. May a-''
SatterfieId. slayer OF bis b'usa''s
law. r. II. Hart was bangs
the county jail here !ss@''
afternoon.
Calmly and with unusual s'''
Satterfield walked TO the salNss
His last remaining hours =
spent joking with cell ms'' ~ J.
attempting TO comfort n-'
who visited him in prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
ON DEATH TRAIL
Murder Mystery North Of
City Is Unsolyed

Deputy shsrlffs from Everett and
Marshal w. n. otto of EdmondA
searched a lonely forest road a mile
south Of Meadowdaie Friday In an
effort TO find the body OF n mid
night murder victim. Reports ~.
cciyed from residents Of the district
that their dogs had acted IN a wierd
manner during thc night prompted
the search.
Evidence was found that a terrific
struggle had taken place there. a
bloody bullet was found, an. empty
shell and a block. stained stone. Tho
ground was sprinkled with blood. Tho
trail o. a heavy object having been
dragged along the ground was plain.
b ncen. The search failed 10 un.
cosrr the body. a. automobile tracks
led from the spot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
War Vets Meet and
Parade in OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA. May s4.--Led by the
Camp Lewis band and ,hc Olympia
National Guard unit. Veterans OF
Foreign Wars. meeting IN conven.
ton in this city. held a parade thru
town Friday afternoon. During the
morning DR.. l., y. Wilbur told the
men about the veterans hospital at
American Lake and Fred Wen OK.
planned the soldier land settlement
project at White bluffs and Hanford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Wife Pays Alimony
Tho Man PensionS

CHICAGO. May si.-Jonn = - ~
son. rs years old. veteran o. -
monial campaign that began ~ W. /
"a. has been pensioned- h's =. 4.
vorced him with the stipula'ls. !, I
she would pay SIS a week '0'@
keep. - m.
Mrs. Tillotson. 45, married M
son when she was Is. ~. 4
"In keep on supporting .'s -. !,
like l have for the past =
she said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Free Jack Kearns
of Girls Charge

LOS ANGELES. May 2s.--Jack
Kearns, manager OF heavyweight
champion Jack Dempsey. was free
today OF charges made against him
by Frances Marion Emmerson. pic.
ture actress.
District Attorney Keyes announced
that an exhaustive investigation OF
the girls claim she was attacked
convinced him tho accusation was
false.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Osteopath Deplores
Physical Defects

KIRksvILL.E. No. May s4-Two
out of every thrco school children in
the United States are suffering from
physical defects which viii Interfere
with their normal development un.
lasa corrected, jcnnotte II. Boios.
osieopathic physician OF Denver. de-
ciared before tho convention Of the
ostcopaihic women's National asso.
citation today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
George Russell to
Lecture at Church

George Russell, superintendent OF
tho water department, viii show
and explain lantern views OF the
Cedar river watershed at the Cal.
vary NJ. +. church Sunday evening.
The church Is at 23rd ave. N. w.
and w. 10th st. Chief Horse Grey
Eagle is scheduled to speak at the
same meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
City Salary Raises
Are Postponed Again

Councilman K. l. Blaine's rcsoiu.
ton. asking wage increase for
$500 city employees now paid under
si75 a month. was laid on the table
BY the finance committee Friday un.
I'll budget making time. In August.
The action was prompted by an at.
tack upon the proposed salary boost
by the Tax Reduction council and
the Taxpayers league. Both organ
ixations declared further boosts are
unwarranted. and opposed wage
increases, charging that present sal.
aries are inflated wartime wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Chicago Girl Is
kidnapping Victim

CHICAGO. May 2i.--Another kid.
mapping confronted police here today
with the disappearance OF Miss Meta
Taylor. is. Several men in an auto
mobile carried her from in front OF
the home OF her friends on the South
side.
New squads OF detectives were de.
tailed TO search for Miss Taylor. be.
ing called from the Franks murder
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
"EASY" AMERICANS
LOST BILLION THRU
FRAUD INVESTMENTS

A TLANTrc CITY. N. j., May
"A "a. - Americans. tho most
gullible people In tho world,
lost $1,000. 100000 In fraudulent
stocks last year. Henry l..
Dohorty told delegates TO the Ma.
t.onal Electric Light association
today.
More and moro men each
year are living by fraudulent
means" he said. "ff wo permit
tho criminal element 10 sell
fraudulent securities TO the peo.
pie TO the tune or II billion dol.
lars year. how can wo evci
hope 10 get those people inter
csted In legitimate socurltics7"
he said. III tho waEc.cnrnor is
to be mndo an investor he must
have every safeguard thrown
about him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
She Wrote Sermons;
Minister Divorced

los ANGELES, May 24.-Thc
Rev. Martin Hermann. former pas.
tor OF Erie, Pa. was FREQ man
today, divorced from Emma He.
mann. Tho minister said he had to
givo up preaching when his wife
insisted on writing his sermons for
him. and made him a target for
knives and books when ho refused
her demand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Halts Propaganda
to School Teachers

Names and addresses Of Seattle
school teachers were denied the
Voters Information league Saturday
FOLLOWING a request made Friday by
DR.. c. w. Sharples, president OF the
board OF education, that the names
DO withheld.
Sharples charged that the league
was broadcasting half truths and
mlsstatemcnts in literature concern
ing school teachers salaries. Other
misleading statements are also
made. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Acquit Woman of
Numbering Spouse

ADMISSION. Ala, May 21.-Mrs.
Evelyn sue Riekncr was acquitted
by jury here yesterday Of the
murder OF her husband. Lieut.. J-s-
G. Rickner at Camp Mcclelland
last June. The jury dellberated
an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
10000 Signatures
in Damage Campaign

The last OF the Boxley canyon
compromise referendum petitions
were filed with the city comptroller
Friday. bringing the campaign TO
close with 1886 names on the petit.
ton. Only 5000 names were needed.
The referendum submits to the
people an ordinance passed by the
city council awarding $4,000 dam.
ages 10 claimants who allego they
were injured by the Boxley creek
flood of 1918 and charge the city
with responsibility for the flood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24


ADORE; her son Bobbie, be-
low.
pELLINGBAM. May sf-AIl
II Bellingham vas today eagerly
waiting for SUNDAY maFnins.
when the steamer Catherine -. ~
due 20 arrive with two % the
worlds greatest flysng heroes
Nal Frederick L. Martin and
scrEi. Aiva flnrvry.
The greatest thrill OF apticlpa.
,tion. however. belonged 10 Mrs.
A'ar;in and her s.year-oid son.
II hhy.
Ihey arrived here last night on
a IN In froli Seattle and went 70
The Nome Of Mrr. Martins sister.
Mrs. l.'corge Dodson.
Aifa. Martin admitted her wide.
Iy.heralA ID ''hunch" that the ny.
oIs woh i successfully sncircic
the woslI was somewhat dis.
counted ~ events. but she SAID
MY htvshand - coming back
safety. AZ my rate. That was
part % IT,
II want q, see my pop. ali
RIGHT aKrvv,f Bobby, My pops
guod fl9aer 20 ind his way
round IN sIasixA. hut knew he'd
do Il all right. } told ma 90
Incfaicf In a reception com.
mitfcc. witch wal welcome the
returning flyers aao Mayor John
a. kellogg. r. n i'eming. prcsi.
dent Of tho Parific.At lcrican Fish
cries. owner OF the Catherine D.,
and the Port Moilcs cannery.
Frank Brooks eamuanIer Of the
local American Legion post, and
r. W. Purify. banker. ana Archie
Skieta. manager Of the Alaska de-
parfmcnt Of the Pacific-Amsrican
Fisheries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
SEVEN TRAPPED
IN FLAMES
Mother and s Children Die
in Blazing Home

CANTON. Mass. May 24.-sevcn
perronH we're burned to death fodsy
IN a fire which destroyed the home
OF Vincent D'Annastairo. Mrs.
D'Annastairo and her Fix children.
The youngest and the oldest ~.
were trapped in the flaming building
and died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
5 BEST WIRELESS
CONCERTS FEATURE
CHURCH MELODIES
ArfNsn&v
SUNDAY

MTEAF, New York, 4a2 M. $40
w y. M, Il. s. T.-Musical
program from the Capital thea
ter.
WGY. Schenectady. 3So M.
$3.50 p. M. Il. S. T.--Last Sun
lay afternoon concert of the
symphony orchestra.
woAw. Omaha, $40 M, 9p. M,
c. $, Musical chapel ser
Vices by Calvary Baptist church
choir.
WFAA, Dallas, 476 M, 10
y. M. c. S. City Temple or
chostra.
WGN. Chicago, $40 M, to .
p. M, G. s. Sunday evening
artist series program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Find Missing Man
Lost His Memory

William Il. York. 20. missing Cana
dian war iterc. who rnysScrsousiy dis
appeared May 10. has been located IN
vancouycr. u. g., according to word
received ny the pollcr here saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Interstate Farm
Market Proposed

WASHINGTON. May "a. - The
Curtis.AsweIl farm relief bill, Great.
ing fund Of 100000 interstate
marketing association under the 10
called Yoakifn plan, was offered In
tho house today as substitute for
the 1cNary- Haugcn bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Rites Sunday

Funeral services for Ethel Edna
Hough, former Seattle girl, who died
Friday In Contralln. VIII be held Mt
tho University undertaking parlora
here, sunday, at 2;3o y. III. She
survived by hor husband, Charles T..
Hough. and her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. A. Schroeder OF Seattle.