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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
} BIG DOPE CACHE
ON LINER
Officers Seize Sl3,70O in
Narcotics on jefferson

90 hundred thirty seven tive tasl
tins of smoking crluul vaIuo8 az
El1725 ty current street prlces, were
sFlsed rs customs INSPECTOR here
Friday uiEht aboard the Admiral oTi.
entail liner President jefferson, Il Is
enc o. the larscgt couIEumsnts o.
c1utrahanH narcotics fn the history
~ Seattle ana probably the larzrst
On The rast year
Stareh 81 the quarters occupied Do
tho Chinese members 90 the crew as.
closed most 90 che dope hidden n
,'eyeriy caRiTlFrj places m addition
20 tHe opium 0tneers found a guam
tJy ~ japanese beads and several
caches ~ foreign liquors
No arrests have brrn made. bat
Nlar3 r. Harrison. collector az Gus
toms. announced SATURDAY that sty-
cral clues O. persons Involved la tho
attempted smuEs,lng are helnE run
oGWn.
Orficfrs who under chief Inspector
frank Iofus, found the ooutnband
during a routine search ~ the vessel
90 Smith COVE believe tbr dope was
destined Tor eastern consumption
Seattle b known Go b. "a transfer
point for highly organized Oriental
American Traffic R narcotics, ani
hrer seizures have been made la aty.
sral eases ono ~ The largest was
made IN October 1898. when customs
inspectors seiEri $50 nyfIarl tins q
opium valued at 81. 500 ~ PRICES cur
rent here 90 that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08

lated. The design that allows good
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tons
Tho words used should b. found IN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
HE'S ROBBED AT
KNIFE POINT
"CasheS In" With Wicked
Blade Against Stomach

Brandishlng a long-bladed knife. a
bandit. modishly dressed. held up c.
Poison. HOS Pike st. at Terry ave.
and Union ST.. late Friday night. The
bandit held the knife against Polson's
stomach and forced him TO hand over
SC and a gold watch.
Another bandit who carried a gun
robbed c. Pryor GA Ninth ave. be-
tween Terry ave. and Minor ave. an
hour or so later and got only rs cents
for his trouble.
a white man and a negro attempt
cd TO rob ]. W. Smith. Camp Lewis
soldier, and his companion. b. T. Glib.
son, a sailor from the u. S. S. Idaho.
In a South End hotel early Saturday
morning. But when Smith and Glib
son showed fight the bandits ran and
escaped in an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
SILVER NO BAIT
TO ROY BANDIT
Money Left Where Tossed,
but He Doesn't Return

A bag o. silver 5lnE under a bush
near Enumelaw vas tbc tempting
bait used b. shrrfts u two counties
la efforts 10 trap tho second suspect
iu the Roy hank robbery ca5~.
Tho bag contained 5000 In silver
II wns tossed under the bush by the
man who escaped after Marshal Tom
smith, o. Enumelaw, IN a gun battle.
captured George Thompson. ono Of
the two alleged hank robbers A
deputy sheriff from Tacoma. who
Joined with Sheriff Matt Starwlchb
mon 10 tho man hunt. saw the bag
lying whore Il had been tosHrd lie
ala not touch a. but a tmp WINS laid
around tho bait and the officers
waited Tor tho bandit 20 return ana
recover the sack
Tho bandit dId not return ana u
Ia now believed hS hha mHdc good
his escape lie has not been seen
since early THURSDAY when be-
dashed into the uudrfbrush. rpcd on
his way hy reports from Deputy
Smiths gun
Thompson wan taken 20 Roy from
Tacoma Friday and Identified hy
Mrs May Crowley. cashier. and Mrs
Homer l.. Wolf. whose car tho ban.
dts used IN escaping from tho town.
Tho two men registered az Yelm.
Sunday. two days after the robbery,
and a description Of them has been
furnished every peace officer Of the
state.
Thompson was taken out 20 tho
woods near Roy, Friday by n deputy
sheriff Of Pierce county, IN an AZ.
tempt 20 locate second and larger
bag Of silver that was hidden by the
two In tho 1880 haul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
BURGLAR CLEARS UP
THAT NAIL FILE AND
CELLULOlO MYSTERY

TUE mystery ~ mr nail file
i and "trip uE rrmlad haH
hrrH rnIsn1 ffa police declared
Saturday
Far HrsHF-I months officers
EaEr ha~l lHrEI.ur over me fact
tlat rr.rT burglar uaUrrt ore
rested bad "a Hau rIr and strip
~ thin oaIIgla.a On Ea pocket
A burglar arrested q faH dTEa
ago demonstrated fg Detective
Captain Charles remnant Friday
evening how perfectly simple Do
De- fg force back re lnrE 10 ole
maHt aur apartment hotel gr Of
frr aaHr with tha AID ~ the
urTIIIai auI lln
The locks uHI on tEa ordinary
home .Irh are square are proof
against fhn device however aa
d. works only aH "a lagk baIt that
has "a EegU.H4 side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Sunday in the Churches

vices celebrating the ssth 0uniyers-
AIRY Of the founding OF Ballard Pres
bytcr.un church. Morning service
by Rev. J. y. EdmundE Evening
rrrgIee BY Or. John Clement Reid.
Music
MISCELLANEOUS
Church Of Spiritual Science. o.
q. ". temple. Ninth ave. Rev Loe
=. Gilmore, pastor p. M Open
Forum. Lecture. messages and
psychomctry a. p. m, THE Peace
u Today" Circles. $50 p. m.
Church Of Psychic Science IS 600
Arcade Bldg. Rev T. Adele low
dcrmlk. pastor $3.50 ,. m ser.
vice. $50 D. M messages. Prof
Alfred Ramey will lecture on THE
slst Psalm"
Besant Lodge Theosophical Society,
III y. Broadwuy-li "A. m. Sunday
school. 3, m. lecture. Drowning
Message Thru Art" By Mrs. A. II.
WlTcm1n.
Church Of Spiritual Light, 3422h
Fremont ave. - Hattie y Mlncar
leader, g.JO p. m, circle; 745, serv'
ice. lecture By DR.. Wheeler. OF Aber
deem plutform messages.
University First Christian Spirit.
uAlist Church, 1850 18th ave. n, F.
, p, m. message service and healing.
7.i5, The Proof Of spiritualism by
Rev. J. @. T. Grant. "Wednesday and
| Friday circles at s p. m
Bethany Friends Quaker Mission.
cath ave. S. and Atlantic sts-9:45
a. m. Sunday school; II a. m. and
7:3o p. m, eyangellstic services; ESQ
p. m. Christian Endeavor.
Religious Open Forum tBahai Aus.
pieces. 100 Madison st.-Ii a. m, Mr.
W. v Hardy Mutual Help"
New Thought Meeting. 5000 Arcade
square, p. m, subject, Difference
Between Body, Soul and Spirit" by
| Gloria Peabody. 2 p, m, open forum.
Rosicrucian Fellowship. 3OS Marion
st.-S ., m, devotional services.
Unity Society Of Practical Chris.
tianiiy, 1917 Seventh ave.-l0 a. m,
Sunday school; II, services.
Sacred New World College OF
Spiritualism, Divine Science, Chris.
tian Thought, Psychology and Chris
tian Theosophy, Carpenters hall.
1920 Fourth ave. DR.. Arthur Sew.
ard Leighton. pastors p. m. Ar.
|mistloe Sunday program, when the
Master BuEler Plays Taps over
the God Of War" Messages and
I healing.
y. w. c. A., TO p. m. Queen
Anne High School Girl Reserves
will give pageant in Auditorium.
/ Special musical program by COM
Imittee on World Fellowship OF the
u. Of w, Y. w. C. A. as hostesses.
Mrs. c. II. Black, speaker of after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Arrange for Women
Governors to Meet

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Nov. g.
The first two women in the United
States 70 be elected governors may
meet hero next month to get nc.
qunintcd.
District Judge s. Il. Tnyioo. broth.
er OF Mrs. Nellie Tayloc Ross. gov.
ernor.elect Of Wyoming, has invited
his sister 10 visit him in December.
Hearing that Mrs. Ross probably
would accept the invitation, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Beckett, friends Of Gov.
ornor.elect Miriam a. Ferguson Of
Texas. asked her to visit them at
the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
FESTIVAL OPENS
Might in Paris" Draws Big
Crowd First NIGHT

"Elks' Night which opened tho
American Lcgion's big benefit curnl
vni. - Might In Paris" a. the HIP.
podrome Friday night. rcsultcd IN n
big turnout Of Brother Bills "
Dance rcvues and gnmcs arc feat.
urrd
Tho celebration IL being staged un.
der the direction OF Rainier Noble
post No /. American Legion. II
will close Armistlco night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Three Overcome in
San Francisco Fire

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. s.-gat.
TALON Chief +. Smith and two hose.
men Of the San Francisco fire de.
pnrtment were overcome by smoke
and damage estimated nt $4,000 re.
suited from n, fire which yesterday
destroyed the 'Spiro sporting goods
establishment and damaged two near.
by structures In the downtown dis.
trlct. The origin OF the blaze is not
known
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Say Theater Man
Sped at 55 M. P. H.

] o. Burrows, 81. theater man.
aEer, turned Westlake ave. into
speedway at 1870 a. m. Saturday.
He was finally captured after
chase by the police and put in Jail.
The charge is speeding at 55 miles
an hour,
Patrolmnn b. w. Morris and T..
P. Martz, in a prowler car. saw
Burrows dash past them and set
out in pursuit. They overhauled
the theater man after reaching n
speed OF Go miles an hour. Burrows
bail was set at $40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
WON'T CONCEDE
HILL ELECTION
Opponent, 565 Votes Be-
hind, Banks on AbSenteeS

SPOKANE, Nov. s.-Altho ]. f.
Ferguson, republican, has carried
Spokane, Stevens, Pend d'oreille and
Chelan counties, his democratic OPP
ponent, Sam b. Hill, is running 565
votes ahead, with practically a full
count. Seven small precincts. with
less than 800 votes, still are out, and
they are in Hin territory. In addi-
ton. there are about $50 absentee
ballots TO be counted.
The latest figures give Hill s6.2i4.
Ferguson $3.50. Ferguson stin re-
fuses to concede the election 10 his
opponent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Coal Co. Employee
Dies From Scalding

Clyde Crenshaw, 30, died in the
Seattle General hospital Friday
night few hours after he was
Injured In the Pacific Coast Coal
Co, bunkcrs, 563 Railroad ave. S.
Crenshaw was operating a locomo-
tive crane when It fell into coal
pit scalding him with live steam,
The fireman on the crane. Clyde
Cogeshnll SAIL Empire way, jumped
from the cab as the crane over
turned He escaped death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Radio Programs
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4.

KFOA. t55 mc,ers-2.5. broad.
casting the Washington. Caiifor.
min football game. silent at
night.
KFQX, 25s meters - s3o.7.
news. stock reports, 7.7a5. Aunt
vivlens bedtime story; SO. Ray
Rpblnson's BaFdnd orchestra. Q.
10. Waters Music house.
musical program. 1919. Ray Rob.
inspn's BaEdad orchestra.
RJR, 2s3 meters 49, 5.3O.G:3o.
musical records; $40, Max Fish.
er's orchestra from wlllard's
Boulevard cafe by remote con.
troll.
KFHR, 263 meterB-0.3O.s $50.
musical records and concert.
OTHER COAST STATIONS
KGw. The Orcgonian. Port.
land. 4g2 mctcrs-lO p. m, Hotel
Portland dance music.
XIX, Oakland. 500 meters-2.5.
University Of Observation-Disclosures.
sity Of California football game.
XIII. Los Angeles. 395 meters
--2:3O.3:3O. concert; G:3O.7;3O. chill.
drcn's hour; $40, DR.. a. Zim.
norman program; 1911, Biltmorc
Hotel orchestra.
XII, Los Angeles, 400 meters
--6.45.s, dance orchestra: SO,
concert; $40, Examiner studio
program: lO11, Packard Radio
club. hip, Ambassador Hotel or.
chCstra
KFSG. Los Angeles, 27s mo.
tcrs-lO:30.1i:3O a. m. sunshine
hour program; 3;3O.i:3O. Gay
Studio program; 7:3O9:3O, auditor.
ium service.
xxx. Los Angeles, 337 meters
10 a. m, and every hour til
y. m, the Town Crlcr"; 1890,
talk for radio FANS y. M,
Greenwich Village orchestra: 2.
football from stadium; 6. dinner
hour program; 8, Rancho Santa
Fo sponsor; 10 p. m, dance pro.
gram.
XIX, Oakland. 500 meters
$3.50. st. Francis Hotel orchcs.
ira; 8. studio program.
RPO, San Francisco, 423 me.
tcrs-3'3O.5:30. Rose Room Bowl
band S.l2, Fremont Hotel dance
orchestra and dancing lesson.
KFRC, Radloart, San Francis.
co, $50 moters-7.73O, Hotel Whit.
comb orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
ON BERRY
TRANSPORT
BUSINESS
Steamer Line Would Prevent
Truck Mans Franchise
GROWERS BACK TRUCKER
Hearing Held Before Board
or Public Works

Backed hg petitions containing az.
DraE.wareIr 200 names ~ northern
Et=u county uurHars and bus
uF3r men. r.. r. Ea.h1. RI Tho Kr0ener
a Es.D1 auto stage line. Saturday
faced "a bitter GEHf launched b. ar
tamrg Tor fba Ellap Transports
ton CO.. and other steamer lines who
EEK o. HfaEa on competition iu their
dominion over Sound chipping.
sr.8a. who uaa ruur. seUted ~ A.
t1mrv Ralph d Higgins. starfed his
auto truck service last July and was
refused "a fuucllsa pending The Fri.
day hearing whru the steamshlp
counsel could submit if7 argument 70
the state board % public works. 81
ting iH tas Eatus Chamber u Com
merra lrssmbiy room
HslHI admitted that the two trucks
hr ha been operating while awaiting
hlE franchise. cannot handle al the
freight business from berry farms
and others 10 ss8ttLs's market. nor
the supplies sent out % them from
the city Hut be was rteadfaat In his
opinion that two more trucks viii
handle The work 90 a saving 20 the
farmera and business men IN Poul DO
sHyerdaio Kingston and Port Gamble
f..ar#f..r...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
PRESBYTERIAN

Whitman Memorial-N i2nd and
Ashworth ave. Rev. Rowland Ed.
wards, pastor. GAS n. M, Bible
school; II n, m. sermon by pastor.
"Christs Last Letters to Man" 1880
p. m, "A Message FOR the Times"
Interplay Presbyterian 10Th
ave. n. Il. Rcv. Edwin S. socrost,
pastor. 10 n, M Sunday school;
11l5 n. m, service, Peters Great
Confession" , y. m, Junior En-.
dcavor.
University Presbyterian, Attn and
18th ave n. E.-Rcv. H. s. Temple.
ton, pastor; II n. m. righteous
Judgment; 1880 p. m, THE Friendly
Foe. +"
Bnllnrd-Flrst Presbyterian--14th
N. w. and Market st. Rev, Honor
l.. Wilhelm, pastor. Special ser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Enjoying Sleighing
in Northern Calf.

McCLoUD, Cal. Nov, S.-Snow
aud rain visited the mountain section
and the Northern Sacramento valley
in quantities today.
Four inches Of snow was on the
ground at McCloud while at logging
camps 40 miles away there was 16
inches reported.
Sleighing was being enjoyed for the
first time this year.
Heavy rain in the lowlands and
snow in the mountains continued
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
EXPLAINS DIFFERENCE
on RATE CHARGES

On cross examination selbo said his
charge was 10 cents crate for
berries 10 seattle's 'Produee Row
The boats, DE- said, charge s cents q
crate and shippers must also pay 3
cents "a crate from the Seattle dock
10 the produce men. ! cent wharf
age here. I cent wharfage az Silver
dale there S. no wharfage fees az
others n was declared and cents
crate 20 have the berries taken from
their farms 90 the docks for shipment
on the boats
His charge Tor grain. he admitted
b. double that charged by the boa,
lines.
SeIbo was submitted 10 a strong at
tack when he was placed under cross
examination.
This. according 20 his attorney. Is
because the boat companies fear be
will be permitted to enter into com
petition In a district heretofore un.
der their dominion 20 Jar as ship
ment Of crops and supplies Is
concerned.
The case was taken under advise.
ment b. the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
HOW To WIN THE S.
ORIGINAL PUZZLE

Patterns should ne symmetrical In
design and can contain anywhere
from II 10 Is squares each way.
After you have blocked out your de.
sign. put in the words and then tho
numbers-all on the ono diagram. All
words must be connected by inter-
locking letters-none completely iso-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
another one
Lonely

uear Mia Grey ! ao8I UEs 90
rHT "a few words 60 Lonely and
-. D." aH ] am boz tho same tanFIc
20 Hes puEEIr.
guess 1 ana 0lif9hiUurd. TOO.
but / dnuE care for the type ~
Elrs I meet in public They only
want good time and don't seem
70 care how they get u or who they
go out with
once had a friend that loved
and trusted. but shr proved uuflith.
lul and untrue.
A friend told me that long ago
that the good girls were hard 20 find
because they stayed Bt home. which
! believe LONESOME.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
New Mexico Demos
Concede Election

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. g.
Democratic leaders today conceded
New Mexico to President Coolidge on
the basis Of his 1900 lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Soviets Claiming
Wrangell Island

WASHINGTON, Nov. s. - The
United States has no interest at all
in soviet claims to Wrangell island
and other northern lands, 1t was said
at the state department today. fol.
lowing receipt of an announcement
from Moscow that the Russian gov
eminent lays claim to all Arctic
islands off the northern coast OF 81.
IBERIA.
Herald island, near Wrangell. has
been claimed for the United States
by Capt. Louis Lane, of the schooner
Herman, but the state department. is
not backing up the claim officially
Clyde Crenshaw, crane engineer.
probably fatally burned when his
crane capsized at sos Railroad ave.
$, Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
S. p. Officials to
Visit Here Sunday

H G. Taylor general agent " tho
southern Pacific lines az SEATTLE.
laa arranged thru John b. Scott,
assistant passenger traffic manager
"a Portland 10 have 20 or 80 South
rm Pacific representative come %
Seattle Do gain first hand luf0rma-
ii0u concerning the Pacific North
west
Tie party win arrive sunday
morning While here they will
make q trip 10 the Todd shlphuld.
inF yards "a Tacoma 20 inspect tho
new Morgan line steamer 'Bisn.
VILE" which g. being built for the
Southern Pacific company
There ar. 1900 taHlcabs 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Another Score for
Our Dumb Friends

Ny Dear Cynthia Grey: Please
let me say n word TO that brother
who seems to think TINT the world
Is going to the dogs because people
find time TO be kind to our dumb
friends
My good brother. don't you know
that Is one Of the hcalthicst signs
VIC have that the world is not alto.
gcther lost when there are people
with enough kindness in their
hearts that they can spare some
OF It TO dumb animals? The higher
We arc on the scale of evolution
the more compassion and mercy
we have for all sentient life.
Beware OF the individual who Is
cruel TO animals. or who stnrves or
ncglects his animals, for he who
has no mercy for an animal has
little or none for human beings.
And arc you sure that the people
who arc kind 10 animals are not
doing everything they can to hclp
make this world better place for
the children My own observation
has convinced mo that the animal.
lovers, as rule. are more ready
and willing to share their crust
with the needy and extend hclp.
ing hand to the unfortunate fellow
beings than the individuals who re-.
gard animals too far beneath their
attention, and too trivial to even
give them square deal.
MARY LEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
WINTER TENNIS CIRCuIr

A winter tennis circuit. featuring
national stars OF the game, is being
planned for the east coast Of Florida.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08

BAPTIST
Bethany II Nickel, pas.
tor. II a. M. Getting Ey or Getting
Thru WhlchTf. 7a0 y. m "Ono
Greater Than the Temple
Dunlap, A. Klein. pastor II
q. M. why Modernism II a Fan,
urr'. 710 p. M, How 20 Get Your
Sins Forgiven"
First Swedish, Ninth ave, ana Pine
a. Emil Frib0rF. pastor. s.f5 a. m.
Sunday school. II. Spiritual Elo-
mcuG ia Human Life. $50 p. m. -.
Y. +. T.. 7.11. service IN Swedish by
Rev. G.. A. Lundesu.
Queen Anne. 10 Howe STD i.
Richardson. pastor. ssf5 a. m, sun.
day school. II, ''rhe winner. Gao
p m, Y T.. y u 7.5O. The Grow.
81"
Fremont. III y. seth st.-EIbsrt
II Hicks. pastor 9iS d. m. sunday
school. II. - Soldier on Guard.
530 D. M. Signal Fires"
Film Swedish. y. 4Gth ~. and
SunnyElde ave, Mngnus Johnson.
pastor u a. m, sermon in Swedish
T10 p. IN. sermon in English. How
10 Become and Keep Interested"
Second Swedish. W. s3rd ~. and
goth ave. n. w-Eric y. LIndholm.
pastor s45 a. m. Sunday school,
II, Swedish service. p. m. y, r.
y, T.. 75o. gospel service.
EPISCOPAL
Saint Marks, Harvard and Spring
Ei.-Rcv, John d McLhuchlan. rec.
tor. a. m. holy communion; 800
a, m. church school. II n. m, morn
ing prayer and sermon by Rev.
Gowen; cas- p. m, Y. =. S. l.: 1890
p. m. evening prayer and sermon by
Row. Bateman.
Saint Michael's Chapel. No. sixth
and John 81. $50 "a. m, sung
Eucharist; 2 p m, church school.
Trinity Parish, Eighth ave. and
James si-Rcv VIM. II. Bliss. rec.
tor. s a. m. holy communion: gi5 "A,
m, Sunday school. II n, m. prayer
and sermon: The Christian Soldier;
| 7.3O p, m, prayer and sermon: our
Sick and Christ" Special music.
Trinity Chapel, 10th ave. n. and
Aloha st.-9;{5 n. m, Sunday school.
LUTHERAN
st. Johns Danish Mission. gath
ave. and +. spruce.-Rev Alfred +.
sorcnscn. pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday
school; IL "A. m. worship Danishl; s
p. m, worship H1ngllsh) with COM
munIon.
Bcthany-Falrvlew ave. and John
st.-u n. m. DR.. f, Scott Mcbride,
national superintendent OF the Anti.
Saloon League Of America. win de.
| liver the address discussing New
Phases Of the Prohibition Fight"
Liberal Catholic Church. St
Adams, 1860 East Thomas - II n,
m, Holy Eucharist. sermon by Rev
Ray wardall: Perseverance; Z p. m,
address by Mrs Wardall: rs. Alban."
/ Vespers.
First Methodist Episcopal, Fifth at
Marion - Rcv. j. Ralph Niece
pastor: II a. m, what Think Ye OF
Christi; 4:3O y. m. Mrs. Montgom-
cry Lynch will give half hour organ
recital, followed at 5 p. m. by special
musical service, Agnes Nelson Skar-
tvedt, soloist, and Temple male Choir
US and Temple mixed chorus. Sermon
"A Dcceiver Meets God"
First Norwegian Danish VI. f.
Church, corner Borcn and Stewart
st.--Dr. J. o. Han, pastor; 10 a. m,
Sunday school; IL n. m, sermon by
| DR.. Hall: p. m, mass meeting by
District Epworth league. music. ad-
dresses by Rev c. Aug. Petersen
and Rev. David Hassel; forum; p,
m, supper in the church; 745 p. m,
English service by Rev. c. p. Culver,
missionary from China; music.
First Methodist Protcstant-Rev.
Geo. w, Beck, pastor; IL a. m, "The
Still. Small Voice; $40 p. M, Chris
tian Endcavor: 1880 p. m, Divine
Discomfort"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-08
Would Rather
Remain Single

Dear Miss Grey ! noticed IN
your column iaat night letter
written by one who signs himself
"F j." II D. certainly refreshing 10
know that there a. az least zone"
man Ike him In Seattle I like a
good time. I've been 20 quite a few
parties this winter already. and n
seems 90 me that H0mc people think
they can't have good time unless
they drink and some Of them arc
dead" 20 what IN going on before
the party u half over.
am only girl o. IS and / may
b" a napper. but I stul cling 90
some 81 tho oldfaHhioucd IDEAS I
wtsh there were some more men"
In Seattle with -. Us" ideas An
some men think Of n drinking and
dancing and having good time.
usually az tho girls expense,
have moro girl friends than
come girls have. and yet I wouldn't
go out with any q them as l am
not able 70 trust them. was ten.
lnE my own mother tho other day
that I would rather b. an old maid
than marry one of our Ho.eallcd
modern young men.
Wen. MlEs Grey. hope youu
find space 10 print my letter. In
hope That II J." will sec IL and not
condemn an modern young rirA /
love outdoor sports. especially swim.
ming and tennis I remain,
YouU truly.
JUST ~.