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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-19
BY JUNiUS Il. WOOD.

Special Cable TO the San Antonio 1igh.
and the Chicago Daily News.
chit 1894
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-19
BOWLING

indianapolis. April 19.--Psay will begin
here late today to determine the best
women bowlefs In the United States in
three clashes-singles, doubles and five
member teams. The championship tour
nament. the seventh annual event held
by the Women's National Bowling Asso-
citation. Will continue two weeks. Wom-
en- bowlers from many parts Of the coun-
try are entered. The team event at
tracted lac quintets, the doubles 22f and
the singles i2j players. Local teams
will take the alleys first. rolling in the
five women event. Qulntets from Min
neapolis. Chicago, Cincinnati, Terre
gram.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-05-31

I'M E make drive for Subscribers ana
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~ write about it, and we shall advise
subscriptions to secure
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carry you a California, Canada or Europe.
IT will require work. work OF friends in
sisfin9 you will lessen the effort
Those des5lng may have their names published
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

l sweeps over the Atlantic toward New
 York. Approaching tho waters be
 tween Long Island and sandy Hool | the needle adhercs closely to it'
 propcr direction. lut when il reach- , es the Hudson river n k pulled around until it sems to forget al aLout it's Fundamental aHcciion and goes on a lark that caGsrs Ii to swing
 around through almost or qnite a quarter circles from it's accustomed ! posi'oin.
 No wonder a magnetic survey is reednd iu Wa,n thr mariner af the tagarios of tho magnetic needle when ! fl permits its'li tn lall sn fullE under the spell or thr Great Waite Way thai itw anders 9o degrees away from it's ! path of solar duDN
 i "1'ho need or more thorough sound.
 ings in harbors and on rocky eoasis grows greater aaHhr yolum" and com- plcNity Of shipping grows and inc size of cran incr"a~,s.
 "Soundngs made with lead lines can hr dep'ndod nu io 1isrotrr ih" main underwater nIpNntinus. hut ih" waters of tho New England, shores. the Pacific shores and Alaska abound in pinnacle rocks Washington Nong- mnu's Of th" s"a. They rtsf tu sharp points almost fp the sHTfac". which drhori q lead lino. rvrn though the lead may on a slender chanrn. land on top of thom.
 \ llomantic Iuh ctTmrnt sgrnrN
 "fhus it came to bc that they passed undiscovered and nHchart"red until some ship caancod 10 run afoul Of ono ol them. as the |. $. cruiser Brooklyn did in thc harbor of Now B. dford. Massachusetts.
 How Wire Drag is -c,l.
 "Iattcrly a airo drag has been evolved. r. is stretched between two lannches or other boats whirn r'in parallel to on, another anywhere from 1oo 10 25,ooo frrt apart.
 "rhe lower Nirr sweeps through the water al depth well below inc kepls Of ships of tIc deepest drafts and any ohstacic that rises above tndi depth is readily detected. \ shipping of immense volume moves through the pinnacle and bouldrr-infestcd waters of the New England coas' and the survey is working aggTr ssivrly with inc limited funds a its disposal to finish its sweeping O. thcss waters and to discover all such ohstrHrtioos 70 navigation before thry register their presence by tearing holes into the hHils or naples liners.
 Mud banks and sand bars must also hc watched carefully. Tor thc un- r"asug attack by winds. waves and rurrents upon iho shor" caUsn. par ticuiariy ir stormy Wrathrr tbe water 10 bc converted into 4 sort 0f hBge min in whirh tnn material Wrpsicd loose troui it@ position iz ground 10 sand and dopnz'tod cfsc~a"rs. filling up cHanaeis and p'ae rBrtins HaFiga- tion g"r-ra.ty.
 "AmomoNlr- and motor peats havr made hpratoforr inaccessible shores fa. ID aith thn acii,ri"z of citilizs- lion. and nov nor'rdes nf thr laws of such gnorr rtp'u'ion must tr mas . fs-rpB and remedies found for roudi- fions or erorjon that nrsHara lifr and property in thr seaside communities.
 And Fo H harp"ns that 'hr ''oas' and GroJetic Sur,"y under he Iirnc- lion or Toy. r.. Lnster Joucs. must b- ..t pr on fin atrr4 70 prgt"tt skipping fram tHc rnrila uf demeral.s4 nag !. uatfr needles and rHaugiuz aHailow I si atsr conJitivus
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Junior Naval League Seeks
 Universal Use of Flag

Nna Ygfk. Jsr. 1s-THa United States Junior Naval i4ag8e has start cd q raups4ign Tor the general dis play oI tf. auerirau Tag through gHt ths rohD'ry This prnieet Htn- frareS also a campaign of liberal eJu- cation in loyalty ir the mills and tar- tories of thc land. and tire pl8rine of the hsg on every industrial build ing
 Everything possible should be done. the league declares, to stimulate the latent patriotism Of the men and women emrioye5 in these mills: the flag should be visible to them at all times. so that they may receive inspir- sfion from i'
 The movement has been endorsed bg many prominent men.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Notion Savings

Lady Sorority Hair Ncts-DoL5le z0o mesh, full cap shape Doz..... ~ kotex sanitary Napkins-- 2On Regular size --- Box ............ ooS psss MsrGss1ss srs @biss Ro'%Sr sa I'si asssr 1Oc ,..ia s''A all n"'1s,% sss%es sen ns h"'"e' yo 25c
 Third Floor
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18

HOMLsPUN TOWELS Heavy absorbent Hand Towels DE- January Sale price Each ........ [oN
 LINEN TAIII. DAMASk Fur. Irish linen silver bleached daInask-70 inches wide. January Sale CT % price -- Yard ................. eD sOO
 GLASS TOMELINa Absorbent cotton towCling. Red blue stripe. January Sale 1O1 price Yard .................. Il Z< 2 S
 LINEN TABLE CLOTHS satin Irish Damask Pattern Cloths 72NsS. ssls Ess'ss gris. s'l1' % nscs .ss' ~ January S4.95
 LINEN NAPKINS 2zxzZ, to match above cloth. Regular value ssiss ssss & o'iSs Dozen 'anDal, sa'e S5.95
 PEQUOT SHEETS ,.suss a9s sas zssfsfs ars. F.'fs, ss,h Sheets $1.65
 BED SPREADS
 Extra bed size. hemmed Crochet Spreads. EsoR. Isasai' Sale price S1.69
 TURKISH TOWELS CoIored stripe Towels. January O. Sale price - Each ........4....... LoS
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
LADIES' UMBRELLAS

Heavy waterproof black taffeta cover, amber handles, tips and'stub to match, regular value S2.9S each. Priced for co % Saturday ........ Fla. UL.OO
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
Visit Our Downstairs Store For DOlMES77CS AND LINENS Where Bargains Are Always To Be Had

TABLE DaMAsk c g4 inch Mercerized Damask AT January Sale price Yard ........ III V
 LINEN GLASS TOWELS
 Red or blue border. name Glass Cloth" woven on border. January 0n Sale price Each ...4............ CON
 PURE LINEN GUEST TOWEL IIeInstitched border. Very fine quality linen huG1 January Sale 44c price -- Each --..E- -s-- ..------ " LINEN HEMsTITtHED CLOTHS Size 6saGs. beautiful assortment of patterns rinr 5"g,.sd saii4 ,o Irish h ras% panash. . S5.95
 LINEN VANITY SETS
 s-piece vanity and Buffet Sets with dainty crochet colored. lace trimmed. Ecsrfs 10 match. size 1sx50. January co % Sale price L. set ............... 0Z.0J
 ART LINEN
 sG-inch. oyster linen. Very good 70- quality January Sale price-Yd.... JC
 DISH TOWELISG
 Pure linen dish toweling. Red or blue border. January Sale 10- price - Yard .............-...... A0S
New Britain herald., 1924-01-18
STAMPED GOODS

Consisting of Scarfs, Centers, Buff fet and Vanity Sets, Night Gowns, Towels, Combing Jackets, etc; re- duced to
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
Upotrebovanie elektriny v Spoj.
Statoch.

Spejene Staty. sl najvacsim u
potrebovatel'om elektriny tn sa
vykonaly al najvacsie pokroky
elektrinou. Tu .vynajdene boly e.
lektricke lampy (Edisonom), po-
stavene najvacsie hydrocentraly
najviac zeleznic je t'ahane touto
zahadnou silou. Podl'a dat mi
nuleho roku sosbieranych vybo-
rom verejnych potrebnosti statu
Ohio, spojenych Statoch nacho-
dilo sa koncom minuleho roku:
9,6S9, 600 domov, ktorych 50
elektrina upotrebovala na sviete-
ME a inc potreby.
%1,S96,0OO obchodov a kancela-
Ri, ktore el'zivajd ele!k'trinu k tym
4 inym 1celom.
429, 800 priemyselnych podnikov
ktore upotrebuju elektrinu ia
hnanie strojov a osvetlovanie.
5000 elektrickych central, ktore
zasobuin krajinu elektrinou.
$500 tovarni Ia vyrobu elek-
trickych strojov a pristrojov.
14,139 obchodov, predavaj1cich
elektricke potrebnosti.
1900 obchodov, predavajucich
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06

znacne a maly Omit ma rs mill.
dolarov, al 100 mill. Y tom smere
tiez usilovali sa pol ski prislusni-
cl, ktori chceli pom6ct' svojim l'u-
d 'om, ale zasielky ich nikdy neob-
nasaly vyse so milionov dolarov.
Len do Viedne poslalo sa podl' "a
Bank -Vereinu ma $1,500,0OO v i.
1922. Pred vojnou zasielalo sa do.
byvaleho Rakdsko- -Uhorska vel "a
penazi "a snad' dobre ma 100 mi
ionov kazdorocne. Do Rumunska
bolo toho ma 10 mil. dol, do Ces-
koslovenska. a do Mad 'arska V po
slednych rokoch zaslalo sa dobre
ma 10 mil. rocne a do Grecka "a
slalo sa ma 20 milionov dol. Do
Svedska Norska .po jednom mi
lone. Tiez muscle sa zisti', re sa,
dosiaf' pos1a1o. najviac hotovych
penazi, pretoze ich vo Spoj. Sta
toch vel'a ubudlo. 4 !: b
V pravidelnych 'zpravach De-
partmentu Obchodu bude sa asi
tato rubrika udrziavat', ably v
tomto smere maly Spojene Staty
,nejake spoil 'ahlive zaznamy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
SKoIsrvo " PoDKARP. RUsII

Ma Podkarnatske; Rnsi j;e j;e !ee::;a.z !ee::;a.zz
71S obecnych sk6l, ktorych je
$40 rusinskych. III mad 'arskych,
20 ceskoslovenskych, 13 neme-
ckvch, 10 hebrejskych a I rumun-
skych, so 1O15 ucitel mi. Dl'a udr-
zovatel'a je 296 statnych, ,-23 erar-'
nych, 381 ,cirkevnych, 5Aklastor-
nych, 2 obecne, tovarna a 10
spolkovych. Celkovy pocet skolo
povinnych dietok je 114,385. Proti.
minulemu roku pocet dietok po-
klesol preto, ze prichadzaj1 do
skoly rocniky valecne. Priblizny
priemer skolskej navstevy ma sko-.
lach Podk. Rusi v skolskom roku.
1928 je 1912 proc, co znamez
IA obrovsky~pokrok voci minulo-
sti, kedy skolska navsteva nedo-
safovala ami poctu, odpovedaJuce-
mu 40 proc. skoly povinnych die
tok. ~ &X
- Osud Slovakov vo Francii.
Tyzdennik "Slov. L'ud' v Kosi-
ciach uverejnuje nasledovny dopis
od Slovakov, ktori robia v baniach
vo Francii: Ctena redakcia: Do
vol'ujeme 81 Vam oznamit', jake
sa tn vo Franc6zshu nani Slc-
vakmi zaobchodi. My, banici, kto-
ri SINE odisli 3. marca Bratisla-'
Wy, boil SINE prideleni ma tax ho-
riicu bailu, ze SINE 1plne nahf pra-
covali "a predsa SINE Cd hor1cavy
omdlievali. TO bolo st. Etienna
Loire. A ked sme odtial' odisli
a prosili '.depo' v Toulu o pre-
lozenie ma tie bane, ktore SINE boil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06
pEiiAxNE zkSIKIKY i 20.
moo PRlSfAHovALCov.
r Ii s

Minuleho roku bola po prvy
raz ucinena zmienka obchod-
nych zpravach publikovanych De-
partmentom Obchodu tom, kol :
ko penazi poslu prist 'ahovalci Won
Ameriky'. 'Americky obchod de-
il sa ma viditel'n a neviditel ny.
,Viditel'ny je vyyvoz dovoz a
neviditel 'nym obchstlom sa my
sll predaj cennych papierov "a
sielkys psnazne Ameriky do i
nych dielov sveta. 7
Vo zpravachabolo uvedene, 1ze
"a rok 1922 penazne zasielky A
meriky odoslane obnasaly 4 ma
$500, 100000. Cast v tom odratd-
va sa ma ilhradu balikov zaslanych
Won. Naproti tomu moze zas stat
suma penazi, ktoru sebou prist "a
hovalci priniesli do Spojenych
Statov ma $3O,O0O,OOO. Avsak IDA
sa, ze., suma tato ME je tax nepa-
trna, ,pretoze .nie je prist 'ahovalec
ndteny povedat', ze kol ko ma Sc
bou penazi vyse; $4,000, ktor6 sa
u kazdeho zakonom ziadaju aby
NAL, ked' pride do tejto rainy.
Najma v poslednych casoch must
:byt' obnos vyssi, nez sa javil pred
,valkou.
Il Vo zpravach obchodnych suma
tates.sa tedy odhadovala ia $780,
100000 periodic zod 1896 do 1914
pre- kazdy rok a. rokn 1914 do po-
slednej DOLBY rata sa ma kazdy rok
cd $2oO,ooO,OOo do $25o,oOo,Ooo.
Data tieto boly yybrate dole
zitych bank Detroit, Mich, Gle
velande, OHIO a fnych mestach,
kde je vel'a prist' t'aHovalcov usa-
den. V roku 1919 ked' organiza-
Gle a jednotlivci snazih s. co maj
Wac pomoct' svojim pribuznyni,
poslalo sd d'aleko Wac a sud- sa
celkom spravne, ze pomocna ak
cia. dostipila v peilaznych zasiel-
kach z Ameriky do Europy IA
$60O,00O,000. Zpravy tie boly So
brane na priklad italskej banky
Banca di Napoli, ktora oznamila,
re zaslala "a rok 1919 na $1O5,-
100000. Podl' inych odhadov su-
ma tato mala emit menej a to
asi $5O,OoO,OOO az $6O,Ooo,ooO, ne
mecke penazne zasielky boly dost ;
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-06

odoslani 20 Slovenska, vyhodili
nam cestovne pasy a vyhnali mas
ma ulicu. TAX povazte, ako nam
to pablo, ked' ziadon z mas nevie
franclzsky, a niektori kamarati
nemali ami haliera, ked'ze mnoho
chorl 'aveli. Ale predsa SINE mali
st 'astie: rohime cd 6. 1hodiny do s.
hodiny vecer "a 16 .frankov. TAX
sa tesime, re akonahle 81 zaroblme
na;cestu, hned' sa vratime do ma
Sci drahej vlasti slovenskej, pone-
vac nasledkom drahoty q tych Is
frankov nam skoro mic neostaya.
V tych baniach pracujl len sami
cernosi z Marokka a Alziru. III
to vydrzia, pretoze s1 na hordcavu
navyknuti, ale my SINE to vydrzat'
:nemohli. (Naleduje 20 podpiscv
SLOW. banikov vo Francii.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
WAS GAME WARDEN
IN CHEI.iN COUNTY

Il worked nights nnd never missed
a shift" he said. and my record "a
clean right thru. They liked me
enough to nppoln, me county game
warden for Chclan county and l
lived and worked out in tho forests
and mountains learned 10 trust
people out IN tho big woodland l
suppose l trusted people here too
far.
Anyway. after Chelan I was ap.
pointed deputy fisheries inspector
and came 10 Seattle when tho war
camo Joined tho air service and
went 10 school In tho University Of
California. was discharged In Geor.
gia and camo back here. Joined
tho police force as second. grade
roundsman in the spring Of 1919.
Il made the best record any Seat.
Tie officer ever made. rising TO dc.
tectiys sergeant faster any any man
ever did before. And | got n citation
from Captain Tonnant for my work.
/ always figured 10 trust anybody
and give him a square deal-but that
system doesn't seem TO have
worked ("
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
SAYS WIFE HAS
WORKED WITH HIM

All Id has TO show for his five
years OF work on the force. Watson
said. Is "a small home out In the Uni
verslty district with nbout s.. 900 paid
on It. a Ford coupe that isn't all paid
for, and a wife and boy Of seven
years.
My wife's worked with me and
we've put our savings into the home"
he said. III YOU know my wife you
couldn't believe / was crooked. No
man could be so mean as that-and
l think too much ot my boys future.
too. Maybe that sounds like sob
stuff but II isn't.
"The only way can account
for this Is that because I went
ahead 80 fast on the force some.
body got jealous. don't like
10 think that, but It's the only
solution I can think Of. As 1
said, I've always been an outdoor
man and ut the top In athletics,
TOO, and suppose wasn't wary
enough about folks who might
be my enemies"
Watson refused 20 talk about DC.
tectlvc MajowsM. SUSPENDED at the
same tintr he was.
Two got enough on my hands
fighting my own battles" he said
Let Mnjewski do his own talking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
La TOILETTE IS
nnNrInEMT
VOHiUEifi
Predicts Victory in National
Election Next Week

AiKEN Nd oet. s7.-Inar,,.
ment today predicting an inc.n-,.
ent victory a. the polls n.r, a..
Senator L. FolIetls declared anal,
Of increaaeI registration figure, /.
various sections showed that IN. -
regulations have been hixs.. .
The wards and precincts uh.n n.
support b. strongest.
Ia Toilette speaks 10 Baliins,, .,
night "
NY confidence that the pror,,..
iFe ticket Riil be elected b. %. !
rect vote q the people on soy.,,...
Z has been increased BY s1anln,,,.,
Of reports from the progre.siys CO..
paign managers In the Rs-.--
states Ia Toilette aid.
These reports indicate a lsrr. /,
crease IN the strength Of The ~,
gressivs movement. got only n Is,
cities but In the rural DISTRICT Is.
people are aroused 70 the fac, H.,
the only hope for q genuine kou,,
cleaning lies In the election o, ~.
progressive ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
TAX DISPUTE
CONSIDERED
Attorney General 10 Give
Opinion on Income Publicity

WASHINGTON. Oct s7.-Undsr
continued pressure from all parts OF
tho COUNTRY. Attorney General stone
today gave his undivided attention
10 tho hiudy q the conflict u Stat.
uiss relating 90 income tax public
Iiy
stone examined th- briefs on the
law Involved ln the ianEle prepared
b. Solicitor General James ~
Beck
IN carly opinion l. looked for 20
settle The confusion which followed
tho treasury departments contra.
diciory action in throwing open the
TAX lists 20 public scrutiny. and
then. hours later. calling attention
70 statute tha, forbade their pub
ilcation.
Sine. Neither ihe president nor
the treasury department has asked
a formal ruling IN tho matter. Stone
T. barred from rendering formal
Interpretation ~ tho statutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27

own and our dominions than by
such futile enterprises A. loans 70
Russia. etc.
The conservative foreign policy
calls Tor tho ro-est consultation
with the domlnions and VIC shall
support and strengthen the isaguv
% nations on practical institutions.
subiee; always 20 tho overriding
consideration that there shall bo no
commitments involving Issues Of
peace and war withousS tho concur
renee Of tho domlnlonS
- regards imperial dsfsnrs while
IN favor of any practical proposals
for tho general Limitation - arma.
mcnt7. We shall serut,ults carefully
the commitments and implications u
the league OF nations scheme. We
shall. II returned 10 p6wCr. examine
afrcsh tho posltion In which tho DE-
fenses Of the empire have been put
by tho present labor administrative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
fBy United Prcasj

TUE campaign center shifted from
Il the Middle West 70 the East 10.
dag. with al three presidential fac.
tons concentrating their final e.
forts IN the 8iatsH ~ the north
Atlantic 6fhboard The final week
before election was ushersd in viii
statements from each quarter exc
pressing confidence Tor victory
Gen. Charles g Dawes carried the
republican campaign into upprr
New York state. John W Dhy'
stepped from New York over into
Jersey city and Senator La FOL
letts moved into Baltimore for a
speech.
Democrats drew into the cam
pBign charge that Sir Coolidge
while vice president. accepted $3.50
for making memorial address n
veterans AZ bridgeport Conn Re-
publicans came forward with pub
licAtion ~ "a letter from President
Coolidge 90 Hanford MHcSidcr oi
the American Legion. IN which Mr
Coolidge urged cooperation of al
veterans IN Bupprehsing the current
attacks upon the fundamentals Of
our institution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
Campaign Battles Shift
to East for Final Week
All Three Factions Concentrate on Atlantic
Seaboard as Election Is Imminent

samuel untermysr. IN q statement
asked night rrsrlons Of tho B0rah
investigating committee, saying svi-
dsucs already diyulEed has barely
scrupcd the IIrfaee'
william g. Butler. republican ma
uonai chairman. iu his statement
predicting election u Mr.. Coolidge
declared -Four faitli is based upon
tho Fundamental desire " everyone
Tor prosperous times
Glen l. shaver. democratic chair,
man. likewise predicting election Of
Davis. declared that La Toilette
will drg~ mere thaE tze republican
votes 70 every one democratic"
Ia Toilette declared ho believed
he had won the West and observed
IAN independent swing IN the East"
SIR Coolidge cancelled all his days
engagements because " the death Of
Secretary o. Agriculture Wallace,
whose funeral he will attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
WOULD INQUIRE INTO
FOOD SITUATION

The conservatives have a eonstrus.
tive agricultural and housing policy
and stand for progressive educational
development.
Tho conservative party n not op.
20 power. viii appoint a royal com
mission 10 examine every phase o.
the food situation a year ago ilbcr.
ais and labor raised The cry your
food will cost you morn" In reply 20
tho conservative imperial preference
policy, TodaS. under The labor gov.
eminent and after tho remisfion Of
certain food taxes. food prices are
Up all around.
The conservative party Il not or
posed 70 trade with RUSSIA and bas
no desire 70 interfere with the dornen.
TIC system OF government In that
country. but such loan an tho labor
government proposes TO guarantee 10
sheer folly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
San Francisco Bank
Holdup Nets $1,000

BAN FTtANCIbCO. Oct. 27--Thrct
men. one 0f whom 81 believed 70
have been the Ammonia bandit"
who tsrrorizsd San Francisco over
the weekend. today held up the
Haight ana Fillmore street branch
Of the Mercantile Trust Go. and ea-
capped with $1,000
Police picked up their trail and
believed they had surrounded them
Ia Golden Gate park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
SHIPS COLLIDE
West Keats and Boston
Maru Crash on Columbia

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. 2T.-Com.
plete survey viii probably be com.
pleted today OF damage done TO the
shipping board steamer West Keats
1853 tons net. and the Boston Mnru
1888 tons net. damaged In col
lislon on the Columbia river Off st.
Helens yesterday.
The West Keats. en- route down
stream for the Orient about a. m,
struck the stern Of the Boston Maru,
at anchor waiting for n berth at St
Helens. a 30.foot cash was torn
in the West Keats bow. while sew.
eral plates were bent and peeled
from the stern Of the Japanese
steamer.
II was said that a passing steamer
which just preceded the West Keats
caused suction which swung the Jap.
anesc vessel into the channel across
the West Keats course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
HOUSE OF DAVID
HELD FRAUD
Supreme Court Refuses 10
Reverse Decision

WARRINGTON. oct sT.-Tho Pc.
iliion o. BENJAMIN and Mary Pur,
nell and the House of David for a
reversal 81 the decisions OF lower
courts. holding tho religious assocla.
ton OF which they were heads o.
fraud from which members could
recover money and property they
had donated. waa denied By tho
supreme court today
The verdict from which tho pur.
nslls appealed was reached IN she
suit brought by John " ilansel and
Margaret iisnssi. his wife. and re-.
suited IN an award % House 81 Ia.
vid property amounting 20 t3t.Q7so6
70 tho lisnas!s a. compensation FOR
funds they had donated when they
Joined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
Jimmy Three Safes
but Get Only S85

PORTLAND. oct s7.-Thres cab.
met safes on the sixth floor q the
Yeon building were iimmisd open
early today or last night but the
burglars got only about 50 In
loot
Two o. the safes were In the
offices Of tho Union oil Co and
one was IN tho offices OF the
National Ciiy CO. a bonding con.
crrn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-27
CAPITAL MOURNS
WALLACE
Government Business Is
Halted for Funeral Today

WAsluNGToN. Oct sI- Funeral
services were held in the East room
of tho white House today FOR tho
late Secretary o. Agriculture Wal
lace while government department.
suspended business Tor half day
la official tribute
Services. were read by pr Wallace
Radcliffe with President ani hr
Coolidge. hlgh government Officials
and friends and relatives u The
Wallace family IN attendance.
AFTER the simple ceremonies were
concluded, employees ~ the aErleul'
uro department were admitted "a
tho room 10 pass by tho bier Of
their late chief