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Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08

hen home with grip this week.
 Miss Mary Connor. Main street,
 Jack Cronin. Boston College. spent inc weekend with his wife here.
 ulrie st. Marie and Joseph Berth 4ume m0tored to Hartford Saturday Hn business
 Mrs. Uric St Marie has been con ned to her home for two weeks with
 uritis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Armand Benoit and Sir and Mrs Joseph Leon motored to Providence Monday night.
 Mrs. Oscar Counter of Worcester visited her daughter, Mrs. Frank Billings, over the weekend.
 j. Herbert Marsh has purchased all the lot of land between his resi- dcncc and that of George Cockell.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Stacey of Chi eaeo. IL. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Bradford, South Main street
 MT and Mrs. Joseph Bernier of West Thompson entertained friends over Sunday from Clinton and Pitts burg. Mass.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Leon, Mir. and Mrs Joseph St onge and Mir and Mrs. Ovide St. 0nge motored to Man yille and Providence Sunday.
 Mrs. Fartney, who has been eonfin- ed to her home for over d week. was taken to the Day kimball Hospital where she is getting along as well as can be expected
 Miss Viola Snyder, public school nurse. whose home is in Springfield hopes soon Co become q resident oi Putnam by maintaining her home hers with her mother.
 Miss Alma Ssivas clerk at r X lueier's store. who underwent ar operation at St Nncent's Hosnita two weeks ago is home and is gettinl along nicely
 Miss Una Fortney entertained [ Fred Stanley of New London over th' weekend Mr Stanley leaves thu week for a two months trip Co Miami , Florida and Havana. , Mir and Mrs Frank Billings. Mir. Oscar Counter and Mir and Mrs Al l fonse Courchaine called on Jeanetti Augcr Sunday, who Is at the Sheltoi Saui,arium.
 The program to be given next Tues day night at the regular meeting o' the Parent T. cher association, Co b. held in the high school hall. will b' in keeping with the valentine season
 The regular meeting of Elirabe,l Porter Putnam Chapter D. \, K. vii ho held in Odd Fellows Hall. Monda, afternoon. February 1T, at o'clock Boari If management meeting at 2 3l o'clock
 Mrs Edgar NJ Warner. chairman uf the school committee and Superiu trudent of Schools Jenkins were il ? AaW Haven yesterday attending th' meeting of the state school superin tcndent's association. Mrs. Narne spoke at tine morning session oi What the School Committee Exneet of the School Superintendent !"
 William A Wheaton and ] Oti Fox have been in New York City fol che last three days attending tn, annual meeting of the Northsasterr lumhermsn which has been in sessiol at the Hotel Pennsylvania Mrs Wheaton and Mrs. Fox joined theil husbands on Thursday. the party Fe turning to Putnam tonight.
 The carnival in St. Johns Hall that has been conducted by the united French societies of the city, will close with an extra attractive program to- morrow night The storm of Tues day night marred the scheduled clos ing and therefore the final night was extended to tomorrow The prizes offered will be awarded Greatest interest centers in the winning of the Ford touring ear.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
pFnocRATlc CLUB TO MEET
Tonight Will be Beginning oi Local
 Aetivitie. of Organization

II McGarry and Mrs Waiter J. gar,lett will be the principal speakers this evening at the meeting ot the Democratlc Club to be held at For eaterN' Hall on Marshall street. Re uorts will be made by those who at- tended the recent Democratic con ference at Willimantie. Refreshments v3u be served and q sociai hour "4il follow the speaking.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
Methodist Church Notes
Rev E Burton. Pastor

Rev. N E Burton. Pastor The Fpworth League service sun day eveninr was held by the president Thomas Bell subject, The Youth and Employment
 The pastnrs subject for the eve nlnr sersit w8s takn from the book t z Jonah
 "Wednesday evening the young Ha= ef Mle HurtaH's cinss served n oyetof upper u ,he church dining nom
 Thur av. Fob as, has beea set the datt af th5 church homo uight, ar name ef tae speakers will De an rauHre3 later
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08

Send this advertisement to The Plaut- Cadden Co.,, Norwich, with your name and address and you will receive a Book of Old Fashioned Songs free. adv.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE FRIENDS AND ACTIVITIES

Francis Chantereau of Boston, Mass. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bonneville few days last week
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
In the Churches
Congregational Church Note.

Rev. Simeon F. C0tad. Pastor
 Next Sunday morning ~ai he Ian coin Memorial Sunday
 The Church school af ] 2o'eioek.
 The Men's Forum at Che a-uai hour. J. ] Whitehead. jr ~iii be Che leader, subject, "sheuld the SeR paper Mold or Reflect Public aenti- ment."
 The Christian Endeavor meeting ai ( o'clock. Lender. Mis- Eleanor Chr
 The Blue Birds. taken from Ma. terlink'a famous play by the aaine tifle Is the picture t0 be shown at the motion picture service, Sunday evening Most of the critics feel that the motion picture exceeds ID xnlue the legitimate stare presentation This pralrayal af The auest for hap pines hrings iH Het Pyauislte mau= ner the fact bema ta old and young alike. that haupHf hes within edt selves. To aii under the spell af thtz pla4 is nn influence for good tha' will never be eHaced. lasting mem ory of beauty
 Feb. 14. church night meeting wA continue the study ln Religious fQun dat5ons." # t. baaEi ou group oi articles hv out standiug reilftpa leaders. compiled by Rufus N Jones the famous Quaker thaoluElan sub }eet .fioW Shall we Think of Christ
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
At the Theatres

Victory Tonight and Saturday jehnny Hines ln Little Johnny Jones Sunda ynight Hoot Gibson in "rhe Rambling Kid
 Monday and Tuesday, "Rrieht nhts of Broadway with an all star e4st.
 Wednesday and Thursday, John lbert in "Exiles."
 Bradley Tonight and Saturday. Johnnie Walker in Red Lights Sunday uight, Gladys Walton iR trhe Wild Party" Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Ieia Newri in srhe Spanish Dancer Thursday only. Vaudeville.
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08

Mems 59c Fleece Lined Gloves 39c Mems $500 Suede Gloves, Angora
 Lined, for .e.. S2.29
Putnam patriot., 1924-02-08
GUARANTEED
 VALUES
A HAT
That Makes You Look Your Best You Will Find Here on Sale Con-
 veniently Near You

A hat that you can wear now de- signed according to the dictates Of Spring
 Ali the charm of the new soft col- ors and the fascination of trimmings. And then there are new untrimmed shapes in FELT and STRAW with endless trimmings to inspire the clever woman who likes to devise her own style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
TURN OVER NEW
HOTEL TODAY
Taylor TO Get Key TO Main
Entrance Of Olympic

a s Kerry. president ~ ihr com
munItY Hotel corporation. Friday
noon was 20 formally turn over the
completed Olympic hotel 10 ", T..
Taylor Dr. resident manager rs rep
rsseuiatiye ~ the operating company
Tho presentation eas 20 be made al
the members council luncheon OF
The Chamber Of Commerce az the
Masonic rlubrooms.
Frank Watsrhouas. nrut vice prczl.
dent Of the community corporation
Was 60 tell the history % the enter.
prise
The luncheon program was 10 be-
hroadcaat BY station KFuA, at
Rhodes department store
Friday evening Kerry will formally
turn over the key 20 the main en-
trance 10 Taylor with every light IA
the finest hotel Of its aiso in the
world hbiaze
Nearly $500 900 IL being spent on
furnishings. and this must be- com
pletrd before d Is open 10 the public.
The OlymplC's lobby IL greater than
that ~ the famed Pennsylvania hotel
in New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
YOUTH CARRIED
OUT TO SEA
Hundreds See Tragedy at
South Bend

SOUTH uENp. wash oct ID r.
Carried on the breast ~ a rteord high
ittr, speeding cut into the EathrHng
gloom and whltecnrs az 20 miles am
hour. Gcurgc Udd. lt. was given ur
for lost ast uight when small craft
Including fave fast motor launches
were unable 90 nycrlako his half AN
CONSCIOUS form az sea.
Houng udd vac last seen clnEins
10 tho partly submerged hulk uf d
homemade boat, caught In the ehh
Hundrcds ~ persons lined the beach
and watched heinlcssly a. the tids
rips borr the boy out into the dark
ness and tho vast ocean.
The youth and a chum. Oliver
BACK IS went out IN the boat on
duck hunting expedition yesterday
after school Tho craft capsised a.
they were returning oliver kicked
or bis boots and swan % a iog boom
where be pulled himself 10 safety thg
badly chilled and exhausted n,
spread the alarm. but his companion
was already beyond aid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
SEEKING ADVICE
President Asks Farm Bu-
reau to Suggest Secretary

CHICAGO. oct. 81. - President
Coolidge today requested the Amer.
lean Farm Bureau federation 10 ex.
press Is preference on new secre.
tary Of agriculture TO succeed Henry
c. Wallace, federation headquarters
announced
In telegram 10 o. T.. Bradfute,
national president OF the federation.
Mr.. Coolidge said: PLEASE get In
touch with your stato organizations
and let me have your suggestions for
a secretary of agriculture"
Bradfute Immediately dispatched
kilograms 90 a. state farm bureau
heads asking n preference from'n list
Of men already mentioned promi.
nently for tho cabinet post.
Among them arc: Frank O. Low.
den. II. NJ. Gore. a. w. Gilbert. l.. j.
Tabcr. Samuel Adams. J. W Clover
dale. NJ. u. lincoln. J. A. Howard,
c. II. March and John Lee Coulter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
SECOND WOMAN
SUSPECT HELD
Charge She's Mixed Up in
"Bobbed Haired" Banditry

Another woman suspect was ar.
rested Thursday night IN tho bob
bed hair bandit" cnsc. She gave her
name ns Mrs, Thcifna Branlund. a..
Of the Sta,ler Apis
Mrs. Viola Mckee. 20. pretty bob.
bed haired rirl arrested last Monday
night with Paul Chcatham. Il Gu
hoossy and W. Knowcll. aH suspects
In the holdup OF Fred Jones, Ronion
man. Sunday night, has given dam
aging testimony against her compau.
ions. police say.
Mrs. Mckee will be n state witt
meas. Captain Of Detectives Charles
Tennant said, II charges Of robbery
arc filed against the three men. Mrs.
Branlund was arrested IN an effort 70
gain more information from her. Ten.
nant said she was intimate With the
fourth man who Is wanted BY The
police In the robbery.
Jones waa held w by four masked
men while he was leaving n rcstau.
rant with Mrs. Mckee, and robbed
Of $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
IN PA.
G. 0.P. Raised More in State
Than La Toilette Charged

WASHINGTON. Oct ai-Joscph
n. Grundy Of Philadelphia. chair.
man Of the republican ways and
means committee. the nrst witness
OF the day before the senate com.
mitteo investigating campaign
funds. testified that approximately
$500. 900 has been raised 10 date in
Pennsylvania.
Frank T.. Walsh. attorney for
Senator In Toilette brought out in
tho examination that tho indc.
pendent candidate IN his original
charge that ''sluAh fund" was
being raised. set the amount for
Pennsylvania at only 100000
Are you still collecting money!
Wnlsh asked.
Yes. right IN 10 election day"
Gruudy denied any knowledge OF
800. 900 Of tho money collected In
Pennsylvania being sent into Nc.
braska, as charged by walsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
NEW GAS CAUSE
OF 5 DEATHS
Mixture Is Barred by Law
in Eastern States

NEW YORK. OCT Attic the
STANDARD on company denied that
trtrrethgI lead. when mixed ulih
gasoline is DANGEROUS. other states
today were expected 20 foll0H the lead
of Nra York and Sea Jersy lu pro
hlb.unr thr sale of gasoline mixed
sith ietm.ethyI lead, manufacture or
witch BIAS caused the death Of five
men and partial insanity of % othsrs
The board Of health u New York
barred gasoline treated with the lead
as a public menace. and similar ne
ion was taken iu New JeHey.
The Standard on company I'd
mitted the danger Of the gar. and
that IL collected n previous toll o.
death and insanity before the 80 EN-
pl0yel were exposed 30 Il az the
Bayyiew. y J.. plant which resulted
In five deaths.
The plant remained closed as in
yestlEaton Of the tragedy continued
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
PUT OUT TO AID
CRIPPLED SHIP
Cutter Algonquin win Try
10 Breast Heavy Seas

PORTLAND. ore. oct n The
cast suari cutter Aigongun was
10 make an attempt 30 pas 90 sea-
io5ay from Asiora 20 tho aha ~
tht stream schooner Trinidad which
has been helpless for two days With
broken ru1dor on the Oregon
eaast
No report has been received from
re disabled vessel riding in the
.ss,h 81 a strong southcrly sale.
snce Wednesday night
TIE vessel has no v-relrss. and
re last report came frum the
tanker olcum. which stood by the
Trinidad long enough 20 report her
plight and learn that a tug was
goinE @ pgoceed from Naqulna hay
% her assistance.
on a signal from the Trinidad
me oleum then departed. The tug
Douglas. % Newport. attempted 10
leavo YaQuina bay but could not
st across the bay because o. rough
Weather
The storm likewise prevented The
cater Algunquin from leaving the
columhh river 90 so 20 her assist.
ancs The Algonquin was golng 10
attempt 20 put 70 sea a. sl5 a. IN
telay. according 20 a wireless re-
oslyed hy the Fcdsral telegraph
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CIVIL SERVICE
STARTS ON PAGE 1

the charter provisions which say that
the mayor shall not make any reco.
congratulations whatever TO the civil
service commission.
es@I have been double.crossed from
A TO Israel" Boyle asserted. Boyle
was preceded on the stand by A. NJ.
Menus, Danish Baptist minister,
who told the committee that mem.
bers OF his church. including Leonard
Larson, 1893 Puntius ave, have been
openly solicited by women In alleged
houses OF III fame at 1915 and 1915
Howell 81. He said that he knew OF
no Chinese gambling joints or boot.
logging establishments In his parish,
which extends on Howell and John
Sta, from Seventh 10 Minor nves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
WOMAN BRANDS
HARTLEY LIAR
HurlS Charge at Speaker at
Legion Club Meeting

Tho short ana uEiy word was
hurled Ia the teeth uf Col Roland
Hartley republican nominee Tor
Epycfnor, AZ the American Lsrion
club Thursday night Col Hartley
took the insult demurely. II Nus a
woman who called Hartley Liar
Hartley was attacking the war
record of senator Robert NJ. la.
Toilette.
Back Ia 1918. when oar boy was
az the front Und wc had not heard
from him Tor three months" aald
the cahdil8ies when German ar
miles were marching on Paris aad
wo were hurting ou- brave young
men into the face Of the Moloch
what then l ask YOU. did Ia Fol.
letto dof Why. BE- used hia utmost
power 20 thwart the efforts of the
president IN pushing the gsr. he
tried 10 block shipment OF men and
munitions"
That's a Ne. Col Hhrileys came
the ringing voice OF a woman from
the rear Of the audience. Senator
Ia Toilette has a son who yolun.
tesred for service the Same as your
son did."
sit down' I'm making thh
speech said Hartley
"fu not III down. will leave.
tho woman retortod.
Later Il Was learned tho woman
wns Mrn Molcsna IA Toilette Knot
lie. a cousin Of the fighting senator
from Wisconsin.
Hartley was 20 make his rrincl
pal Seattle speech o. noon Friday.
AZ the Metropolitan theaier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
BRITISH PREMIER
WILL RESIGN
Macdonald Plans 10 Clear Up
"Red" Letter First, However

LONDON. oct. ai.-Thc labor roy.
eminent today decided 20 retain o..
flee until h has Investigated The nu'
thcntieity Of the Zluoyiev letters. ono
o. the causes OF is overwhelming Dc.
feat az the polls
The cabinet appointed committee
10 investigate the source of the sub
vcraivo document 10 that Ramsay
Macdonald and his colleagues can
leave n clear record IN the matter.
The committee will report Tuesday
and the government probably will
resign November Z.
Putting hts customary chcrrywooi
plp-. Stanley Baldwin. who viii be,
como prime minister when Macpon.
aid resigns visited conservative
headquarters today and eonsratu.
lated his staff.
With the conservative press clam.
orinE today FOR immediate r6algna.
ton. Macdonald was UP early and
out FOR a stroll IN 81 James park
before breakfast. lie summoned hts
oabins, 70 No. 10 Downing II. AT
1870 a. m.
The cabinet adjourned NJ noon. 10
meet again Tuesday.
The standing In tho general cleo
ton returns At p. IN. was.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
WOMEN ROBBED
IN TROLLEY
Bandit Gets SIS From Them
and $50 From Motorman

Two women uasssnErrH and u
street ear operator were held up ~
tho point Or a sun ThuIr1ay might
Ht the end Of the lake Bunen limo
end robbed Of total er tss.
Tho r1bbrry was committed by "a
lone bandit. who boarded the car
iufi after it stopped and commanded
the three persons 10 bC quiet. The
rDbbrr was masked.
g. 81 CARY. the car operator. lost
go In change 10 the bandit and The
women l0st a total Of ti5.
Mas. Burt c Ross. deputy prose.
cutting attorney, just missed The hold
up lie stepped from The street car
Just before the bandit got aboard.
Ross went 20 his auto. in which
bis wife was waiting lie says he
noticed a man get aboard the car
but ana not think anything OF n and
had no lntimation he was q holdup
The robbery n the second 10 occur
~ this spot recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
ENDORSING BILL
Committee Of Chamber
Backs Initiative No. 16

The Northwest products commit.
tee Of the Chamber of Commerce
Endorsed Referendum 10. tho but.
ter bill,' at It's boon meeting Thurs.
day by n unanimous vote. Tho
committee reviewed petitions signed
by over 1000 business and profos.
sIonal men in Cow counties OF tho
state, urging passage OF the mems.
urc. No action on the bin has
been taken by the directors Of the
chamber.
The bill would prevent mixing
small quantities OF dairy products
with vegetable ola to give mhrgar.
inc and other compounds tho flavor
OF butter and other pure dairy
products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
Seattle-Bound Ship
Fights Arctic Gale

DUTCH hAltboR Alaska. Oct
Ill The steamer Alameda. IRON
Nome 70 seattle. arrived Ia port
hers yesterday amer battling heavy
gales In the Bering sea. which De.
hyea her several days.
The Alameda took on 500 barrels
q Oh and cleared FOR Seattle a few
hours after tyelnS up.
Ths steamer Cord,ya. now lying
At dock in Unaas.,a. has been or.
asred 20 take on part OF the cargo
brought from Seattle By The Apollo,
he Apollo wns uaahle 10 reach
Nome. her destination. after bclnE
crippled while fighting leo in the
Knskokwim river, The Cordova i.
expected 10 try and make Nome
vi,h the -arEo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
STORM WARNING
Heavy Seas Predicted;
Mariners Warned

A whole gale Is blowing 10
from the Cape HiaBco territory
northward and Pugyt sound Il In
for thick weather and heavy seas
according 10 storm warnings issued
Friday morning.
All vessels must take every pre-
caution for a severe storm. the
weather bureau said. and the barom.
eter Is falling out % sight
The storm started moderately
early Thursday morning and short
~ after noon had reached violent
proportions barometer readings In
dicate that Puget sound viii be the
storm center II Il strikes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
Coercion Charged
in Rail Campaign

CHICAGO, oct. 31,--Chafros that
coercion wns used by j., r. shop.
phrd, president OF The Order Of Rail.
road Conductors, 20 swing railroad
men to support the Ia Toilette.
Wheeler ticket, were made today at
the senate campaign "alush fund"
hearing with tho introduction OF q
letter by weymouth Kirkland nt.
torney for tho national republican
committee.
kirkland placed into the record
n letter addressed TO Fred stow.
art Oakland. Cal, local officer OF
the Conductors union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
GOLD FROM MERCURY,
PLATINUM FROM GOLD,
SCIENTISTS CLAIM

VICTORIA. u. G.. Oct. al
V DR.. He!taro Nagaoka. emil.
nent scieutist. who recently de.
clared he had discovered how TO
extract gold from mercury by
application OF high charges o.
electricity. has announced to
scientists at the japanese imper.
ial academy In Marmonchi. that
he has discovered how 20 trans.
form gold into platinum. accord.
ing TO word reaching here today.
The alohsmist says that plat.
mum iridium could be made from
gold. and possibly other metals
would result from his expert.
nsntS with gold.
DR.. Sagaoka Is continuing his
experiments with gold and init
mated he would have other In.
terestIng revelations TO make
soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
Woman Held for S
Murders Kills Self

SAN MARCOS, Texas. ocs. IL
Mrs. Annie Hauptrief. held IN jail
here awaiting trial on charges Of kill
ing her four stsp-chiidren and former
husband. and attempted murder OF
her present husband. committed sui.
elde Thursday night in her cell by
hanging herself
The body OF the woman was found
hanging when the jailer visited her
cell this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
Charges Democrats
Spend Large Sums

CHICAGO. oct Democrats
have spent large sums u money In
advertising thar does not carry the
signature of the democratic nation.
al committee, o. y. Baker. director
OF publicity for tho republican ma,
tlonai committee. testified al the
senate campaign "slush fund hear.
Ing today.
Baker exhibited "a fun pare ad,
vertlsement from n womnn's mag
azine which. h. said. coat 81 900
per issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
See You at Marble and
Still Walking Contest!
Everybody's Coin to BE There Saturday, and
Say, Y'oughta See the Prizes

1hils b. for school EIds unb moth.
L re and fathers and BROTHERS and
sisters mas turn on Go cynthia Grey.
Home Brew abe editorial psFu or
tie political news.
Yesterday ao told you that the So
attic star Naa 90 ~ PATRON fbr ihf
finals in tho inter playground cham.
.p'onship tourney Tor mas atkins on
aiiliH and fur the arbir Iatthrs. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
Hold Up Work on
Japanese Railway

TOKYO. oct, 3i-To,al suspen'
sion. or az least temporary postpone.
ment Of the construction Of q
branch railways turnout Japan has
been definitely decided upon b. the
ministry OF railways The plan has
been approved by the cabinet coun'
ell. and goes into effect AZ once. In
addition. Il Is possible the severn
ment viii purchase all the privately
owned railways IN the country and
incorporate them In the governments
system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
IT MAY BECoNiE
An ANNUAL STUNT

Marble games are Included ln the
etntssta ana the winners ~ the two
tournaments win be- the city cham
flons Tor la2teS
The star has selected George iiill
90 make the presentation ~ prizes.
ana II George. who d head ~ the
playground committee can't br lhrfr
ur'l tr7 and Est some other ON
c'ui 90 take time ~ and come out
There viii b. three prices Tor the
three winners IN the mare walking
contest and three prizes Tor tho mar
bic champs
There are gold and silver medal.
for flrrt and second prizgs. The third
prlrr ntiitist gets the fweilesi pain 81
adjustable tuts. an docatd oui in
bright paint and now bcing finished
by the Seattle cabinet Works,
And che fellow who wins third prizs
In tho marble contest gets a whnls
loi II marbles. dozens - "aEgioa
and "lmmles" etc, etc. and several
big ones just right for grIpping 10
your knuckist
Wen zee you there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
Woman Hurls Acid
at Supposed Rival

TAcomA, Oct. 81. - Jealous and
historical because she though, that
her husbands love was being stolen,
Mrs. Pearl Wizard. 20. went to n
hotel here yesterday and threw a
small bottle OF carboiic acid into the
face Of Camille Young. go
Police arrested Mrs. Wizard and
took Miss Young 10 hospital. where
/ was reported that the burns would
not prove serious.