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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02
Nine O'Clock tomorrow night.

Nine o'clock tomorrow night.
That's the hour every candidate III the
IIcrald's $5.cuo Automoi lie and Prize
rarr IL battling against ror until that
hour. every club Of so worth of new
subs, riptinus Is worth NO.Wo extra
votes. over aud above all regular votes.
And 70 ~ thc last club offer
l. it any wonder then that thcy are
battling against timc: III tL" fcW hours
that remain amy candidate may obtain
the winning votes. Il i> realization of
Jhi~ fart tha; i- sending candidates tr
every nook ana ornrr of thy Herald !.
wide territory. Onward. upward. f,,-
ward they ~ ~ th r~truggir fur votes
that Viii a. idn ih- winnings for thr
uNulioU~ autunohi!c~ week from to-.
night Five thousand dollars worth uf
hapriuc-- NY CLOSE AZ hand iu-i fc0
dav, more and % will bc distributed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02
PARTIES ON WHITE
HOUSE LAWN PLANNED

WASHINGTON. May Mrs. Cool
idgr. wife of the president. has decided
to continue the Whitsfi!rusc cus,cm i.-
vived BY Mrs. Harding. her predecessor.
and has directed thar invila;ians b. is-
sued for a series Of lawn parties this
month
More than a thousand guests VIII he
invited - each party and ,he dates Tor
the functions have been set for May II.
May =. and Mag 20.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02
H!DALGO COUNTY
ROAD BUILDING
Is PROGRESSING

McALLEN. Texas. May With the
exception Of three mile stretch be
tween Weslaco and Mercedes, all of
the grading work on Hidalgo county's
new permanent highway has been com
pletcd- Approximately ten miles Of con
crete base has been laid and two ma
chimes are busy laying concrete at the
rate Of 500 feet daily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02

DANVIl.I.E. ILL.,. May o.--rncle
Joe" Cannon. - years old. next We'd.
ncSday. still clipper and alert and stiIl
fond Of cigars. will come out Of r..
iIrement long enough on May 16 TO
make one speech NJ a trade rally here.
lntimaies Of the former veteran speak
or fthe national house say Uncle Joe
has some conclusions based on recent
public happenings that may be his theme.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02
w. G. BURNETT NEW
SECRETARY OF MERCEDES
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

MERCEDES. Texas. May 2.-W. G..
tBilly) Burnett of Dallas has accepted
the position of secretary of the Mer-
cedes Chamber OF Commerce. having ar
rived yesterday and taking charge Of the
secretarial desk today. Mr.. Burnett is
well remembered in the Valley as the
former secretary Of the Brownsville
Board Of City Development.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02
ARKANSAS COUPLE SLAIN

MENA. Ark May 2--Smith Wilcox,
aged Polk county farmer and his wife
were found strangled to death at their
home last night and sum Of money es-
estimated Mt bstween 1000 and 81 500
was missing.
I'd Martin, alleged moonshiner, fs be-
ing held for investigation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02
JAPAN MAY BUILD
HUGE SUBMARINE

LONDON MAY : The Iarancs, nl-
muralty recently bought from thc cor
man naval designer. Prof osw.,d
fiamm. hi~ plans for giant ,uhmrt
Die erui>cd. cordinE IN report quoted
by the diplomatic correspondent of The
naily Telegraph The writer adds that
Japan ~ believed already wv havr ordered
the building of one of these craft. dis
lacing i..InO tons
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02

MANILA. May Dean AZ Wore ster.
-. Philippine secretary ef the interior
from 1901 to l9l3.~dicd suddenly today
OF heart disease.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-02
Last Chance to Win Extra
Club Votes Expires Tomorrow
Contestants Race With Time

Expected be BfEe Nl
Who Have Win IodayNext Week Only
and he Of
Will Tel thu WctkH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
8 ARE ARRESTED
Involved in Alleged Alien
Smuggling Plot

Eight persons involved IN an al.
legged alien smuggling case were ar.
rested BY the border patrol a, Blaine
and other points in Western Wash.
inEton Friday. Il was announced at
immigration headquarters here Sat.
urday morning.
AIku LundFrcn and two others un.
named wero 70 have hearings before
u q. s. commissioner NJ Bcllinghnm
Saturday. following capture near
Blaine.
Fred +. Storey. 20. English. and
four Canadians. Gordon Rcnnic. -.
]. +. Burns. 10. J. +. Hunter. 20. and
Charles Vaughan. 10. wero brought
10 Seattle Friday night for alleged
attempt ut unlawful entry into the
United States.
John a. Williams. Welsh. and Al.
bert Vincent. Canadian. were taken
az Tacoma and brought here.
All face deportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
HERRIOT'S RULE.
is THREATENED
French Government, Like
British, May Fall

PARIS Nov storm clouds
threatening abe political life o.
lsialari HsrTl0rr udleaIaar.aHr
government gathered ON tho horizon
today boz me wake on the storm that
swept Ramsey MacD0n1ld'a socialist
amor government frum power across
ihr rhaHneI
a H4llunal congress 81 the socialist
party met uf noon 90 decide whether
ln continue Co support Hcrrl0t when
TIE French parliament reaasmblra
next Tuesday. Two wings N the
socialist party are dissatisfied with
lhn governments treatment ~ que
Hons u amnesty. economic policies
Hn1 the budget project
support m tho socialist deputies H
necessary II Herriot in 10 remain Boa
power The former are Bugerrd az
Die action regarding thousands N
railway men who were discharged
during he 1920 strike Yesterday
Wry held "a stormy meeting IN the
chamber and decided 20 demand that
The premier practically uuuul his de-.
riF.on aud adopt the socialist demand
Tor re- employment of tho strikers
without conditions
The decision 90 be reached today
or tomorrow Is most important be-
cause u may lead directly 90 the fl''
% the Hsrriat government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
new HOTEL is
TURNED OVER
Taylor Officially Presented
With Keys TO Olympic

While hundreds rWamrI around
tho brilliantly lighted structure. A..
= Kerry president af fhr Cummun.
800 Hotel Corr, Friday niFht form
ally handed over the Keys 90 the
completed Olympic hotel 20 W A..
Taylor Dr., Ubn viii hg resident
manager % se1filc's gl57L0p0 hos.
ltlp, tho finest hotel of ils size In
IFr world.
but the ceremony was conducted
az the Rhodes department store ms
dlo station, kFuA, ana was broad.
cast an over the country
Ground was broken Iuy %. 1898.
Kerry recalled Ia tracing The history
~ this yommuuitynnanood cstab-
lirhmgur
n viii hu officially opened uocrm.
her De-. when all the furnishings viii
have been Installed,
The structure was not opened Fri.
day night only the nlFht watch
man was present. 90 the d.sappoint.
mrnt ~ tho crowds, who thought
the formal acceptance hy Manager
Taylor might take place In the ho.
tel entrance. despite announcement
that % would br mad1 Jt the radio
broadcast station
Recognition ~ completion uf the
work was also given nc the MON.
bon' council luncheon ~ the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce Friday Ht the
Masonic CluhTD1mH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
BALDWIN WORKS
ON CABINET
New Premier Prepares for
Administration Change

LONDON, Nov AT hH cauu.
tfy homo to-day. Stanley Baldwin
worked on the cabinet lIEt which
br viii submit ta King George and
20 parliament when hr succeeds
Prime Minister Macdonald next
week
10 iH now practically certain that
llbora resignation viii be submitted
next Tuesday OF "Wednesday after
tho cabinet hears In committee ~.
port upon tho matter of the Zinc.
view letter
u was definitely announced 20
day that King George VIII leave
Tor buckingham pal
ace next Monday. which strength.
ems the general impression that tho
resignation viii come cury next
week
The labor chleftaina summoned
by Ramsay Macdonald 90 govern
with him viii have 20 return 20
their previous occupations ], II
Thomas. colonial secretary. Tor IN
stance. VIII resume his post no 20.
l.tiral secretary Of the Railway.
mems union,
Tho labor party at first runsld,
cred staying In office until tho
opening 0f parliament. using tho
kings speech 10 present 10 pro.
gram ~ radical legislation, but Il
han now decided there IN plenty 81
time available Tor the presentation
% liH platform. az nobody predicts
another election before 1925.
Tho conservatives enter office
with the prospects OF a revival Of
trade and three outstanding foreign
MoTul. which j. In the
hands % the league Of nations.
RUSSIA and Mexico
Marponaid's treaty with Russia
will bs rcpudlaicd. but Il Is planned
10 continue recognition OF Russia
and % begin new negotiations. prob
ably Ia The middle OF 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Pour Booze
by Barrels
Into Dump

The piercing Dd8r ~ alcohol how
cred over The flats near the city
dump Saturday n came FROM large
quantities ~ nunnrolird booze de-
strDysd there Friday and Saturday
hy Sheriff Matt star8ieh. Hundreds
~ gallons Of moon. dozens n bot
Ties ~ Scotch and bourbon whisky.
together Hith "a large quantity Or
home brew and wine. was destroyed
hy siarElrh ANA hi8 deputlsr
Tho stuff represents seizures dur
ing the past Elk months and was
ordered destroyed b. The courts
A total u 2ti gallons u moon
shine, 5s cases ~ Canadian beer.
3,ii3 quarts Of home brew. ss cases
OF Scotch ana bourbon WHISTLES. %
gallons o. wine and one gallon n
brandy were destroyed b. the Eher
m. be announced.
Tho sheriff also has 10 copper
stills in his vaults. which Will BE-
chopped up and given 70 the Disabled
Veterans 10 be- sold as junk. Two
hundred empty gallon jugs also viii
De turned over 10 the veterans. Star
wlch announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Mems Sunday Club
Will Hear Seerley

Dr. T. ~ SrsrlGg dean of the
r 81 c 4. college AZ sprlnEfeld.
Mass win address the Mems sun.
day cub ~ The university al
Eagieson hall Sunday morning a.
10 o'clock pr serrloy is visiting
ihs colleges and universities on the
coast under the auspices OF the stu,
don't Council of College Men. Tho
club meets every sunday under
Leadership Of Russell cnrow. row.
Ing coach An men are welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Babies Motherless,
Saws Fathers Suit

Allen i Bowen has two babies in
hiH home, but no mother 20 care for
them, he claims In a suit FOR divorce
filed IN superior court Saturday.
The mother. Pearl l., Bowen. de-
serted the babies nearly q year ago
and has seen them only twice since
sho has not appeared Bt the Bowen
homo az an during the past six
months. the complaint says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
To Discuss Bone
and School Bills

Homer Bono or Charles leighton
were TO address meeting 1T
Dartnalrs cafeteria Saturday noon
on tho Bone bill. and u. Scott
Bullitt, Seattle attorney. was 10
speak on the school bill. Cundl.
dates for superior court Judge wcr,
also invited to speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
BOYS WIN STAR
SILT MEDALS
Three IL Year 0ldS Possess
City Playground Titles

Three good sports Ga "a rplrt o.
friendly TiFalry. hattled tHra 20 D
thrilling finish On me nrat annual
playground stilts contest rransorfi
hy Tho Seattle Star. ut uraadwsy,
Saturday noon despite a d8wupgur
which called "a halt 10 Tho stars
marbles ChaEl ignshlp series sghed.
uled Tor the sama time
Everett Erik ia uf saos H6yision
ave ~ a sixth grade pupil u Sew.
ard school. took The gold medal
home 70 Rogers playusId when b.
made a gritty finish u the mar
walking and puck kicking layout w
one round. after being forced hy ne
rules 90 start over after nearly m
fishing
Maurice Olson. ls0g woodlaen
ave. who represented Upper Wool
land park, won second prize ty an
unoanuy handling u his sillis 10
was awarded O silver mrdal We "
alzo J.. years old aud a pupil 10 ne
HiEth grade ~ iuierlaks
Third place. carrying an award ~
e pair u specially made adjustable
stills. went 10 James Man5y ~ n
1896 broadway To represented
Lincoln plBynsld from SUNNI
school
The awards were made by Lou
Evans, who directs the rity'F bath
INK beaches % the summer ana
helps with pluynsld work in other
sanaunH
The marble Journeys viii b. run
nff Tor city championships and
similar awards when weather PER-
mIta
The entrants IN the stills contest
exclusive o. the prize winners we're
Earl LsCiair colman playnrd Bob
Caller Mercer ana Jess Brooks
Garfield
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
DOG SAVES LIFE OF
EXPERT SWIMMER IN
SWOLLEN ORE. RIVER

DowEHs. ore, Nov The
i perseverance, OF an Alrrdsio
dog ravrd tho l,fo OF Ted
ku6WIra when DE attempted 20
Hwim lhc swollen Co4uillo river
uH "a dare. according 90 "a story
hero today
i1haHug .n The fret plunge the
feat waH impossible, knowles
called tu hls friend not 90 tTy
and WAS unable himself 60 got
back 90 shore lie was carried
swiftly down stream Althn
ruul swimmer knowles WAS
helpless After being swept
along 600 yarla he finally man.
aFrd Go grasp some brush that
was nearly submerged
plErd knowles was barely
aware the dog was ia tho river,
aiding him 10 stay 10 tho surface
"a h0 chung 90 tho brush. Finally
no recovered sufficiently 90
make hla way 20 shore. The
dos remained hy his slide until
Dc was safely landed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Girl Not in Court,
Warrant Is Issued

A bench warrant was served on
lncs Palmer alias inrE Tolmer Fri
day, as she lay reputedly 90 IN bed.
when nho failed 10 appear Tor sen.
trnes on a JointlHt charge Bail u
$500 was ordered forfeited IN hu-
pcrior court
Following conviction September
~. the FiH appealed on the ground
that she had been tried under the
alias judge OtiH BrnikrF took The
case under adussmrnt 10 days later
and 10 days ago announced that
De would deny the defense motion
Tor new trial Neither the Girl
nor her attorney Walter Nsizrn-
baum. appeared nj tho rst time FOR
sentence Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
COM M UNICATION
is CUT OFF
Roads and Tracks Under
Water in Oregon

LAEsHFIELD Ore nov L.
Continued rain thru the night cut
on rail aud road commune ton
from Iarhnrld fo Myrtle P0iu'
and Powers. road travel between
Coquius and Eaasbure aud road
RAJ down The coast llGr
karzhdeld waH established TO-DAY
AZ the terminal Of the Southern Pa
dne, on The Eugene run, after the
track had washed out between thl
city and C0quiue water Is report
"a 10 b. over both rail and road
bridges near Myrtle Point Rumora
that the Myrtle Point hlghwas
bridge had been washed away were
denied tod but close inspection
would BE- pDzs,bIe b. boat only
Coast auto lines have Cancelled
their service 10 H6seburg and along
the coast. but are maintaining the
MnrFhfeldCOquIie schedule over
paved roads The bottom lands are
reported 20 BE- under four or five
feet of water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Ship Hears KFHR
1900 Miles Away

II, j. Brewer radio operator on
the steamship Charles H. Cmmp.
claims q worlds record for daylight
receiving. and KFHR Seattle sta.
ton. was tho bfoadcnstcr. When
SEQ miles south Of San Francisco
ana 1900 miles from Seattle he
heard complete program from
KFiII Weather reports showed
brilliant sunshine az both points.
Reception was on a stock four.
tube Caroi Ncutrodync receiver.
The famo evening. Breuer repro.
duced station WEAF. New YORK.,
600 miles away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
VALERA CAUGHT
Sentenced One Month for
Invading Ulster Again

DUBLIN, Nov. l-Eamonn D.
Valera. who twice invaded Ulster 80
behalf Of republican candidates for
tho British parliament. was SEN
fenced az Belfast today 70 ono
month In prison for disobeying the
order prohibiting his entry into the
northern provinces.
De Yaleras candidates we're beat
en-, in some instances 5he vote Be-.
ing Is 10 against the republicans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Woman Poisoned,
Hold Man Suspect

VANCOUVER. u e. Nov Mrs
Violet Carr died from poisoning. APP
pareutly not EsIfadmiu.stvrrd. n
ruruner's jury found yesterday The
woman was taken from tho apart
mrnt Of John O'Cudy OF O'Grady'H
detective bureau. October H. in a
serious condition O'Gmdy r held
hy the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
World Flyers Hop
Off Again Monday

los ANGELES, NOV The
army's world flyers viii take 90 the
mir again Monday Tor O night Go ~
Fuso. Texas. and eastward They
viii go 90 san Diego by train Sunday
ana VIII hop OF Monday from Rock.
well field
From si paso. they viii rs 20 San
Antonio, where they are 20 separate.
Erik Nelson and Jack Harding taking
the plane New orleans 90 tho city
whose name Il bears, and smith pro-
ccedlng ON 10 Chicago with the flag
plane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

The big demand for DIR. Tough
hey's services hns compelled him 10
Inily md comfortably equip n snni-
,nrium especially md strictly for
bedriddep patients and NIL Invalid
eases who nre unable TO be treated
In his seattle downtown offices. See
or write DIR. LouEbney and he sure
10 make reservations while there IL
sun room, rs his snnitnrium space
j. limited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

table Compound advertised, thought
1t must be good, and brought IL home
TO me and advised me TO tryit. After
taking one bottle ] was able to eat,
and after six bottles ! was doing my
own work, which hadn't been able
TO do for years. have new baby
who il doing nicely, and / am still
taking the Vegetable Compound and
feeling better than / have for four
years. The medicine is surelywonder
full and good thing to have in the
house. Mrs. GEORGE SPHINX, Min
nesota Junction, Wisconsin.
a countrywide canvass Of pur-
chasers Of the Compound reports 9S
per cent. benefited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
IEGAL NOTICES

"saN NI t0' rAt tAt A"AAA go AiItHHN
Columbia.
GEORGE rIW FlrTit % thr Grace
"a God. 10 thr United Kingdom 81
Great llEifaIu ana Ireland and uf the
l.fItsh Dom uIeuH beyond Che Srar.
king, Defender 90 tho FaIiE. EwH
EsTor OF India
John scott ~ tby city or Seattle
boz thr lultrd States ~ America.
WHEREAS Cora Scott ~ tho
city uf AauenuNtI Province 90 lfTHtH
sch Columbia rlaimins in have boon
lawfully married tu sou ihr said
john Scott has filed hrr petition
ms fuf decree uI dissolution from
ttr marriage between nFT aud the
said petition r and Nau the Haid John
Scott wherein she alirErs that you
have committed adultery with wum-
en- whose names are unknown o. her
that within tNruty-Hur tgN days
strr the service on sou. the said
John Scott So. DO appear iu our
HE-d Court Go then and there make
answer Co ths said petition a cops
hereof sealed with the Seal % our
said Court De- herewith served upon
AND TAKE NOTICE that In do
fault 10 your 90 daiuE "a Judge OF
our said Court will proceed 90 hear
thr charge proved boa due course ri
law and tu pronounce sentence there
ON your absence Notwithstanding
GIVEN under ms hand and seal
~ our said Court at Vancouver lI
g., thIs 1Oth day 90 october 1854
e. D. NATNEtL
District Registrar.
This citation was IEsurd bY MARK
NgHgrUNe. Solicitor Tor lhc pyuuuurrs
whose place nf business and address
Tor service De- az suite a8b Rogers
Building lTn Granville street Van
cuuVrr. british Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
REMARKABLE =
RECOVERY OF
MRS. SPHINX
Gives Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Full Credit
Minnesota Junction, Wis.-'Twas
under treatment, but nothing seemed

to help me, and |
was run down and
30 weak that |
had to remain in
bed much of the
time and was like
an invalid. ! had
pains in my abdo-
men and in the fe-
male organs, and
my stomach both
cred me. My hus.
band saw Lydia T..
pinkbnm'a Uo1o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

Elegant illustrated booklet sent free
Write address plainly.
NOTE-Dr. Louzhnry's Bake Oven
Treatment Offices nre located Mt tn. cor
ner Of F'ifth and Union. In the Crnry
Building, Rooms 310-311-3I2-313-31i.
DR.. Longhney Is assisted by competent
lady nurses. Hours, n. IN. To ~. m.
sunday, o to I2 only. Telephone ri. lot.
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Radio Programs
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1
KFoA. 4s5 meters -ss. ore.
h gon University Of Washing.
ton football Eamc az Eugene,
Ore Silent night
RJR. ss5 meters s0s10. rec
ordn, silent night.
KFIiR 263 meters - l.3os.7D.
rceoris: s.aolo. concert
OTHER COAST STATIONS
KPo-san Francisco. Saa meters
IL, Fairmont Hotel orchestra.
s.9i5. organ: 1;1o525. tea dan.
SAINT Palace Rose Room Bowl
orchestra; 50. Exposition auditor,
ium program; s12. orchestra.
KIN 49, oakland. 500 meters
go. Cahtoruh.u. s c. football
game at Berkeley. silent night.
KGw-Porthnd. Sgs meters
1919. Hotel Portland orchestra.
kiiJ-Ina Angeles. ass meters
r-e.B.5o. Blltmorc orchestra. GAO.
7so. children'a hour. $40. Do
Luxe prngrpm; io.li. orchestra.
KFRC-san Francisco. $50 me.
tcrs-7.7s7O, Drury Lane orchcs.
ira.
KJT--I.os Angeles. 4ea meters
SO. recital: $40. Examiner pro.
gram. io.ii, Packard Radio club.
ii-i2, Ambassador Hotel orches.
ira.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
CARD OF THANKS

NiSH 10 thank the many friends
and relatives for the kindness
shown and the beautiful floral
offerings received during the nj
ness and death Of Lillian Wells
uOuEUT WELLS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
PERSONAL
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-W sdnesday evening. brown
suitcase Kindly return. only
clothes for widow and small child.
Reward WE st-BGsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
{ FEMALE HELP WANTED

BALES women everywhere 10 sell
Pic-Wlc house frocks direct to
wearer No investment. Easily
earn s35 weekly: ali or part time
Write today. Pickwick Mfg. Co.
Fort WAYNE. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

STORIES. poems. plays. etc. are
wanted for publication. submit
Mss. or write Literary Bureau. 3I6
Hannibal. No.
WOMAN TO wash dishsA o. X.
Lunch. near corner Spokane ST.
and r. Marginal way.
JAZZ Piano taught Brin's. sos Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
I4-A PUPILS WANTED

BERNARD Perboner. Violin teachs,
$40 Peoples Bank Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
! ElINERAL NOTICES

IT1NISICk-At 4t.I HOLLY ST. oct
al. 1885. MARY HANIStCK, age =
wears. beloved mother % Mrs Julia
Rosetta. Mira susan llst Mrs4
Mary Davis and Geo. Darling.
FUNERAL services Monday. I y, m.
M our chapel Friends invited
Nome Undertaking Co.
Evening star., 1924-12-22
SHIP MADE BEST
FIGHTER IN WORLD
Mississippi, Changed After
Explosion, Carries Latest
War Devices.
BY the Associated Press.


SAN PEDRO, Calf, December "a
The L. S. s. Mississippi. victim of
a turret disaster near here last June,
in which 4S officers and men lost
their lives, returned yesterday to
her home port after an absence of
six months.
in the II days spent in the Puget
Sound navy yard the vessel was con-
yerted into what naval officials de-
scribe as probably the highest de-
veloped fighting unit af1oat.
The Mississippi steamed into port
looking like no other battleship in
the world. with her outline studded
with strange framework. towers and
booths She carried six fighting sea-
planes, all ready for launching from
her decks by the Navy's new P-Mark
III afrplane catapault, by which a
charge of smokeless powder whisks
a 6,5O0-pound monoplane into instant
flight. In addition, she had acquired
new range finders, fire control de-
vices. fiameproof doors for turret
safety and various engine room i'm
provements.
Recent tests of the new airplane
catapault held on Puget Sound were
pronounced a success.