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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
AUTOISTS Spend
NIGHT IN JAIL
Six Are Arrested as Drunken
and Reckless Drivers

six auto drivers, arrested Friday
nlsht on charges OF reckless and
drunken driving, were In jail until
Saturday when they obtained bail
They are alleged TO have endangered
life and property. III addition ono
man was run down aud injured by
a police automobile which was chas.
Ing a speed maniac IN West Seattle,
Sergeant W l. smith and Patrol.
man Fred Nicolar wctb In the police
auto chasing "A specdcT on AK ave.
Just before midnight, Smith. who
was driving. failed 20 see two mon
crossing tho street and ran into one
OF them, The victim. w c, Rceac.
a.. siil Hullaek ave, was taken TO
the city hospital,
$. +. Nelson. 80. was arrested by
patrolmnu G. W Perry NJ Third ave.
and Washington st.. on charge OF
driving white drunk. Al empty wiiis.
Ks bottle wns held nH evidence, Mel
son posted 1900 bail,
Charles Allison. al. and T.. NJ liar,
rlson. %, arrested in two separate
cases FOR driving white drunk. were
Jailed over night, They were 10.
leased Saturday morning on 5000
hail each.
Mar Sing. %. Chinese, was charged
with reckless driving. following his
arrest after his automobile had run
wild on Jackson 81, striking another
machine and forcing u thru a plato
glass window, He posted 500 bail.
The car Of S. Williams. IS. negro.
also ran wild ON Jackson 81. police
say. ana caused a smaAhup with an,
other ear, lie also posted 500.
James w. Smith. 30. was driving
down Seneca IT.. when he narrowly
missed collidine with Mayor Browns
automobile. lie WINS charged with
RECKLESS driving aud wpa released on
hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
FRENCH RIVER
PERILS PARIS
ny WEBB MILLER

United Press Staff CorrespondenO
PARIS, Jan. g. Tho flooded river
Seine invaded tie lnynildes railway
station today. adding 10 tho demon
niimtl0n ~ Paris rail traffic.
a hir wall between the river and
station broke Suddenly and the
water rushed IT, flliinE the lower
part Of the building.
The sliway cut which follows
tho Seine several miles TO Javci
was filled with iG feet nt water,
All ,he lower platforms OF the
Inynlldss station were submerged ~
thc swirilng brown flood which
reached to tho floor Of the main
waiting room.
Police announced they bad aided
1885 families 10 eyRCuatc their
homes while unofficial SOURCES
placed the total number of cyacua-
tons in the entire Seine and Marne
valleys in the region Of Paris nt
MEET 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WEATHER
STARTS ON PAGE 1

ported from practically rvery section
u the Great Lakes region aud tho
Middle West.
Chicago flremeu were kept busy an.
swcrinE calls 20 III fires in "a hours
believed 10 be a record for THIS city.
Slight relief IL 10 dkht. weather
bureau officials aald. Somewhat
higher temperatures ara on tho way
from the Canadian Northwest.
Raispat Hctissiaiss tHtp Chicago
were Completely disrupted. Trains
from the West were reported from
10 70 "a hour latc. Thra trains from
the East were also affected By tho
bitter cold ana srow
Passengers were reported 10 have
suffered In dag coaches and Pun.
mans. despite efforts q nc railroads
% keep them warm
one death was reported from the
cold here. The body ot an unldentl.
ftsr man was found frozen in the
downtown district.
Hundreds Of unemployed workers
A1u ltNaiNtA hpuEnt shelter IN mt
nicipal lodging houses. Police In
charge said every place Was filled 10
capacity.
suburban trains On the railroads
and all elevated railroad trains were
late "a tho ci'y's workers went 10
their stores and offices.
Northern Illinois and Wisconsin
now are tho center OF tho higbes,
pressure area recorded In many
yenrs, the weather bureau un.
nounced. This it WAS explained was
largely responsible Tor tbE record cold
SNAP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Dies Playing Golf
With Rockefeller

oRMOND BEACH. Fla. Jan. o.
ashton Harvey. aged New York
dropped dead here todny
while playing golf twosome with
John u. Rockefeller. Harvey was
10 years old
Rockefeller and Harvey had just
started out for their daily round Of
golf and were approaching the first
green when Harvey collapsed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
COLE
SCHOOL CHIEF

Thomas H. Cole, supt. Of city
schools. was reelected by the school
board Friday for n three.year term
1T salary OF $4,000 the first year.
$4,000 the second year. and $4,000
the third year Cole was elected
school superintendent nearly two
years ago and his work has been
commented by the board
Or. c. W. sharplcs was chosen
president Of the board: o. y. Thor
crimson. vice president. and Reuben
W Jones. secretary.
Department heads were directed
to prepare their 1924 budgets before
January 81. The board let the con
tract Tor an addition 10 the John
Muir school. 10 cost 1912. to
scherer & Carlson. Seattle contract
org.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Warship Building
on Coast Near End

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Clos
ing Of the naval construction office
az the Union Iron Works plant Of
the Bethlehem shinbuilding Co, here.
which was announced today. will
mark the end OF naval construction
activities on this Coast
Cessation OF construction, which
has been ordered for January 10 by
Secretary Of the Navy DENLY, viii
De under the terms OF the disarma.
ment treaty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Lumber" Editor
Dies In Bathtub

ST LOUIS. Jan. Marcus f..
spcrrr 80. editor Of Lumber and
secretary Of the Commercial journal
Publishing Co. publishing several
trade organs, was found dead. his
head under water. in "a bathtub IN
bis home here yesterday.
Physicians were unable to tell
whether he had tainted and drowned
or whether he died OF heart dis.
ease. His wife discovered the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
TWO HEAVY SHOCKS
BRIGHTEN ITALIANS

ROME. Jan 1.-Two C1rihquu
shocks. preceded by heavy rum
bliurs OF the interior Of the earth,
threw inhabitants Of Pincrolo into
"a panic carly today, n dispatch from
that city said. The shocks occur
red between $3.50 and 400 a.. m.
There was no damage as FAR RS
known. shocks Also were felt I'm
entire relllco valley and the valley
Of The lower Chbone. us fnr as
pcrosn Argentina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Search for Farmer
Missing Since Nov. l

Mystery surrounds the disappear
uncc. November /. OF Henry Grau,
65. a wealthy retired farmer OF sno-
quaimie. and heirs or the man in
Racine, Wis. have wired Sheriff
Mats starwich here for information.
Grau was last seen by a
milk truck driver ar he was go
ing toward his cabin in the woods
near snoqunlmie The cabin has
not been used for some months. dep.
uty shcriffs reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Marriage Permits
Too Easy, He Says

The ease with which young girls
Of school age obtain marriage per.
mits was denounced Saturday by
Deputy Prosecutor Ralph Hammer
In films an abduction complaint
against Joe Russell. %. Of Taylor
Russell is accused of abducting 49,
year.old Elvira Case from her home,
and with having taken her TO Ia.
coma. whore the two were married.
Mrs. Daisy Case, mother Of the girl,
made the complaint
A permit to wed was issued by
the county auditor Of Pierce county
to the girl on her statement that
she was is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
WIRES BROKEN
IN COLD WAVE

KANSAS CITY. Jan. s-Intonse
suffering was caused turnout tho
southwes, today hy continuance OF
the cold wave which haH now held
sway FOR n week. Temperature in
Kansas CITY today touched n be.
low zero. tho coolest m II years.
No relief is in sight. according 10
forecas,erg.
Charitable organizations In large
cities were hesleged for assistance.
Heavy demands for coil. food and
clothing were made BY the needy.
Most Of the wheat was covered
lightly with snow and expected
20 be protected.
Considerable loss wap reported
among livestock on ranges.
Wire md rail- communication was
demoriiIzed
Frequent fires were caused by
overheatcd stoves and furnaces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
FRIENDS or Girl.
STILL. ARE pIsyyI IgD

Mr.. Johnston. the father told The
Star Saturday thas porothy's note
does not say she was married 70
Abel. He thinks she might have
married any of half dozen Young
fellows 'who haA the run OF tho
house"
Hut he had Investigated among
the girls friends and none Of them
u missing None OF them. he says.
has the slightest lnMlng OF the lin.
side" OF She case.
Dorothy always was good
girl" he said. Il do not believe she
is IN any trouble. Mrs. Johnston
AMI think She is merely playing
some giriish escapade. But we arr
vcry much worried about her, just
the same. and want her either 10
tell us where she Is. or 10 come
home "
The Iohustons Saturday we're
awaiting possible word from Dor.
othy's sister. Mrs. L. +. Hykes. Ia
los Angeles. II Dorothy had gone
10 her sisters she would he duo
there saturday or Sunday, i5er
father thinks.
The girl will he IL next February,
She - strikingly pretty. ~ the
English type Of beauty. with rosy
checks and clear complexion She
is large Tor her ago. her father
said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
KING
CAN'T RETURN

ATHENS. Jan. - htHg George
will not be allowed to return 10
Greece until thorc has been go im.
partial plrblsciie IN which the nation
will vote Tor a Kingdom Or rcpuh-
lic. Eleutherios Vcnlselos said today
IN event the people wish n king
dom they will BE- allowed 20 decide
what dynasty shall occupy the throne,
the former premier continued.
Vcnizelos. called back 20 take
charge 81 thc country after expulsion
Of the king. was To be elected prcsl.
dent OK the national assembly This
afternoon. lie announced IN advance
he would accept the post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Speed Up Work of
Replacing Lights

Additional effort IN The work OF
replacing thousands OF street lights
which were burned out in the recent
vindstorm was made Saturday By
the city light department., according
10 a statement madc by j. ID. Ross.
,.Every available man is being used
In the work" superintendent Ross
announced. "and 1t will be completed
in the shortest possible space Of
linn. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Seattle Man Hurt
in Tacoma Smash

TACOMA. Jan. 81 X. Hender.
son. wlndon apartments Seattle.
suffered an injured back IN an
auto accident here last night. which
necessitnted his removal TO the To.
coma General hospital.
Henderson was hurt when the
chr In which he was riding col
lIdod with another driven ~ NJ.
n. Fisher Of Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
May Robson Coming
TO Met This Month

MAY Robson, the eyor-popular
following in Seattle last year.
big following IN Seattle last year
when she appeared in fish" is
coming back here January 10 for a
weeks engagement at the Metro
politan.
THE Rcjuveuation OF Aunt MARY
is the character play that Miss
Robson win present here. Tile
Metropolitan announces that the en-.
tire house has been sold out TO
the Associated Students Of the Uni
yersity of Washington for Wednes.
day night Of that week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
HIGH WATERS
SWEEP OHIO

CINCINNATI. Jan 81 The Ohio
river reached n stage ol 5i.3 feet
here todny and government meteor.
ologists said they believed the flood
soon would begin 10 rcccIie.
Tho waters stu are rising slowly.
however
Ironton, up stream from here. re-.
ported the flood had forced several
families 10 evocuate their homes.
~ Louisville. Ky, tho danger
mark Of % feet has bern passed.
hut the stage was not expected TO
go above 30 feet.
Dnde Park race track, 40 miles
below Owensboro, KY, was flooded
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Savage Indians in
Slaughter Attacks

BfsENos AIRES. jan. MANY
people have been killed and o mum.
bor Of settlements burned IN the
Chaco territory along the Bolivian
border by Indian bands led By the
Chief Mad Luis. 'the Argentine Pa
triotic league said In a commuuica-
ton TO the minister Of the interior
today.
The league asked permission TO re-
cruit and arm flyiug columns 20 put
down the Indian outbreak declaring
rural police are helpless to cope with
the depredators.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
IOWA TOWN BURNS
IN "18 BELOW"

REINBECK, Town, Jan. 5.-Firc
swept the business district here
today u1 The mercury registered rs
below zero. Nine business houses
were destroyed The loss Oh csti
mated at St85.O00 Fifteen HORSES
trapped In 20 livery stable, persisted.
Three automobiles burned The I'm.
tense cold hindered fire fighting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Merchant Facing
False AID Charges

Charged with advertising q product
which he did not lnvc The right 90
sell, s Rogers proprietor of Seat
tlc store. d facing court action on "a
warrant sworn 10 by y l.. Bush. Of
the Better Business bureau accord
ing 90 announcement saturday by
Hazel ~ Brtlou. secretary OF the
bureau. The complaint was filed by
Cordella Thiel deputy prosecuting
attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Tabby and Rover
Must Have License

Cat and dog licenses are past
due. according to 4. l.. MaEh. city
license clerk cats and dogs must
be licensed. males costing 81 per
ycnr and females f2.5p per year
Cats also must wear the license tags
ON their necks this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Seattle Auto Is
Found; Men Taken

TACOMA. Jan. Pound riding
in an automobile. reported stolen
from +. G. Luther. DIST and IGN
ave. \. f.. Seattle. three men were
arrested by the police here carly
today. They gave their names as
Ray Carroll. IS. Charles Griffin
81. and George Graham. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Skinner to Discuss
u. S.-ChIna Trade

"American-Chinesc Trade Rela.
lions" win be the topic Of lecture
to be given by Prof. NJ NJ. skinner.
Of the University Of Washington col.
lcgo Of business administration. be.
fore the Municipal league on Tues
day. January 6. Port Commissioner
George y. Lamping viii spoal, on
"Whnt other Ports Arc Doing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Typewriter Agents
Celebrate Records

Having closed the year by selling
il4 per cent of Its quota OF machines,
the members Of the Underwood
Typewriter Co, in Seattle were to
hold a celebration banquet Saturday
noon az the Butler hotel and bid fare.
well to G.. T.. Hes Bcllingham repre-
sentative. who won trip TO Los An
eples and bag containing several
hundred dollars In gold US a reward
for "high" sales in this district Hes
sold 2g1 per cent OF his years quota
OF typcwriters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
talks Citizenship
at Millionair Club

Ia I'sl''5 o AmeTlcan clIIzon1blD
Nm I'M, = explained to members N The
sH,lonalr club Saturday evening a.
: nee use dirner By ATTORNEY Robt u
gs ,,.'n The club Il located al ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Warden Resigns to
Avoid Executions

HUNTSVILLE, Tex, Jan. S.
Rather than clectrocute several
condemned men under the new TEX,
az state law, which substitutes cleo.
trocution for hanging. Warden r.
T. Coleman, Of the Texas state pen.
itcniiary, has resigned here.
In announcing his resignation.
Warden Coleman said The electrcu.
ton would subject me 10 q mental
anguish that / could not bear. and
! believe that am best serving my
own conscience In rcsignmr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Cold Wave, Sno ws,
Make Ohio SILVER

COLUMBUS. Ohio. jan. j.--A
cold wave accompanied by high
winds ana snow struck Ohio 10.
day
Zero temperatures wort reported
10 be general turnout the state.
SHOWS were heaviest along Lake
Eric.
Five below zero was registered at
the weather bureau here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
80 Degrees Below
Is Twin Cities Mark

ST. PAUL. MINI. Jan. 5.-one
fatality was reported in the Twin
cities as the result N coldcdt weather
recorded Tor a decade this morning.
when the unofficial temperature WIS
AZ degrees below zero.
Charles Peterson. 90, % park police.
man. was found frozen Ia death In
Como park last night
winnipeg reported - be low. while
from the Canadian Rocked came IN.
dicauons Of break IN The cold snap
with Calgary reporting 9 abovo and
edmonton 10 above last n ight,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
Roosevelt Post to
Install Officers

Newly elected officers OF Roose'
yeit post. No. q, veterans Of For.
elen Wars. and the post auxiliary,
wiIi be- installed NJ an open meet.
ink of the bodies at Roosevelt hall,
1904 Third ave. Monday evening.
il was announced Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
FAVOR Restriction
of Salmon Fishing

g., ,.,''i'ions passed in favor ~
4 ~, ~ restriction Of salmon fishing
~ H'sska waters and atrlel inspec.
,g,,. y canned products we're foa.
49, u he session Of salmon can.
~. ~. o. The Northwess. held "A The
"aaningi0n holel FrIdav.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
on THEIR "

on THEIR WAY 20 the conven.
ton Of oregon and Washington rep
rerenfntiveB " the Massachusetts
Mutual Life insurance company. 10
delegates from cities turnout West.
ern washington we're en route south
from Seattle By auto Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
COOLEST TOWN

TORONTO. Ont Jan. White
River. Ont. is the coolest point
reporting to the weather bureau
today with q temperature OF o. be-
low ut g %. m. Doucct quebec.
NJ o close second with IS below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

T.. y. G0TT, president Of tpe Doe.
ing Airplnne Manufacturing Co. will
speak sunday night at the Labor
temple on "The Role Of the Airplune
in Commerce and Military Activi.
ties" The lecture is free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
MOVIE PARTY
BOOZE PR0BED
Dry Agents inquire About
Normand- Purviance Fete
ny HAROLD Il. swisuER


los ANGELES, Jan, 5,- Enter
ing the case just when police off
GERS had declared Il closed, local
pohibtiou authorities today start
"a an lnycs,isation into tho party
that CORTLAND ), Dimes STAGED for
Mabel Normand ana Edna Pur
vance New Years day, before he
VAS sho, by Horace \. Greer, Miss
Normand's chauffeur,
seeking violation OF the dry LAWS,
Inc liquor sleuths called ON Cap
lain of Detectives George n Home
"a give them details as 20 illnor
ss.A to have been discovered IN
p,nes' apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
CONDITION OF
STARS PRoBEn

The police wcre also asked about
the condition OF Miss NoruAtnd and
MIS- i'urvhnce when they wera
Orcugh, 70 the police station the
night Of the shooting for question
ing.
Prohibition officers said they
only wished to determine whether
pines was legally entitled to have
possession Of the liquor said TO
have been found in hts apartment.
II 1t Is discovered that he owned
i, legally. tho Investigation along
thst angle viii so no further. i
Is believed
Detective Lieutenant Jarvis, Who
has aided IN the Investigation. 20,
DAY had prepared suhpoenas on the
four principals In the tragedy. or.
dering them into court for Grecr's
preliminary hearing next Friday
II was generally believed. how
ever. that tho case will have 10 be
postponed. as It Il not Thought
plnes win be able TO leave the
hospital by that time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

Proposals Will be- received bv tho
bureau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department.. Washington, u.
o.. until 30 o'clock O. M. Jan s.
1924. for delivering crash towcting,
water closets shipping tags, stencil
pupcr and tin cans to the Navy
Yard Puget Sound. Wash. Apply for
proposals TO the supply officer Navy
yard Puget Sound wash, or to the
Burenu of Supplies and Accounts.
DAVID POTTER, paymnster Gener-
al of tho Navy. 12-2l-23.-Adver-
tiBcmeut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

DIR, SYDNEY STRONG, former
pastor Of tho queen Anne Congrcea.
tioual cureh, who recently returned
from soviet Russin, will speal, at
the Y NJ, Q. A. auditorium Sunday
afinrnoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05

IA TOR
Alleged

n. - ~.
~ rrs,.ssd
~ $3.50. s~n ~
~ ra,,e.
". 49,
1 -.
a ~, c..
q - ~,ssr,gs,
h j. N. Nc
4 In change
|nd McGiHs
n alone ~
pc
Invaded the
y 7i0s Taft
b his aged
the house
a gun. but
/ were dan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
MABEL. FIGHTS To
SAVE HER FILMS

Mabel Normaud today tegsn her
i,ght TO prevent her films bcing
banned thruout the country
= am absolutely blameless IN this
maiter and it is unjust for the cen.
soFs or anyone TO condemn me
before they have heard my story.
she said.
In 4 plea TO The public and
boards Of ccnsors not to condemn
her to fhe fate OF Fatty Arhuckle
mill her side Of the story~tas heen
beard. tie film star from her sick
hsd in The Good Samaritan hospital
here said.
= DO not believe Green the
ehauffeuri had any attachment for
a.. Bn, because this man went
out q his way / have 10 pay the
pgnalty.
Il appeal 10 the sense o. justice
ard fair play OF the people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
WANTS CHANCE TO
SHOW SHE'S INNOCENT

All ask is a chance 20 show
sat am innocent
Until my story comes out IN
car ask the people 10 withhold
Fragment.
There was nothing In any way
vrezs n Dimes apartment There
vas mshlus Ike a party such as
senate b. the general impression. :"
Kiss Sasmand. informed uf the nc.
sdr q lhs censors IN several states
sAo rsrnmended suspension Of her
pstras was yisihiy affected.
Beaase he Greer fired the shots
ksvry censor in the country going
. an ny plctures7" she asked.
Crsss was out OF his head.
Z an not 10 blame"
BIZ that both Miss Normand
snd Dimes have passed ths critical
ssge and are sure Of recovery.
sas expressed az tho hospital to-
eaE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
e IN
| : IL

III
tho result
Pnu sis
~ tim
ou'srown ns
4 many sy false
~ mat wom'
Z0m ~ = state
* ~ this
eSn 'nc basis
has oeea 20
she has
enu Ok Won.
on'nss many
uensm and
s,, OF life
ssaehve DOES
rNy OF wom-
'n,s@ splr
kne,n as@ % ,Sa
sin. alse,s.
has revealed
Tor woman
Tor al man
mas made
and u has
y has puri.
s a nooler
indeed II
not love and
her unse,nsh
sAss1sh
an. 49, 80
4. 49,. Aes
s,ns.'~
I, ~. s'~ ~
-. ue
,,sr'. -
49,, a'
,,,.ar,,, 80,
IHIAHHV WNNI
can na,.ar
,,.ie 10 Mr.
49, r = Mss
- ehprh
s.ards fc~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MISSING
STARTS ON PAGE l

wedding ceremony.
Georgc Abel. University student,
ana Robert Abel, OF Tacoma. broth.
ers OF Fred. deny any knowledge Of
the marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-05
udy
w s'U''

~ course
. SATURDAY
b. the Uni
Etudy OK q
|that have
the world
ted under
tersity De.
d first ses
Elay even
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
MUKHTAR OF DOUIN
TRIBE EXPLAIN S WHY
TRIBE WANTS TO ADOPT
JUDAISM.
tJewIsh TeIegrnphIc Agency


Jerusalem-Sheikh MustaphA, the
Mukhtar of the Bedouin Al-Simalni
Tribe, whose intention to embrace Juda-
ism was reported recently, has stated
in an interview with Jewish visitors
that there are two reasons for the
tribes proposed action-historical and
economic.
For the historic side, it was eighty
years ago, he said, that Bedouin came
from Egypt to Palestine. His name
was Simlon Tin Hebrew, simon and he
was of Jewish origin. He married a
woman of the Egyptian tribe Nasarcw,
which lives in Transjordania, and had
six children. The tribe Al-Eimalni is
descended from them. Simlon was a
Jew by religion, but was forced to EN-
brace Islam by the persecution of his
Moslem neighbors Sometime ago, the
Mukhtar went on. one Of the chiefs of
the tribe. Ibrahim Abdualle, saw in