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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
Injured Boy Doing Well

Raw Harris of Mammoth Spring
who was injured last Monday night
when the car in which he was riding
with Ralph Buckley of this city was
overturned at Shannon. is reported to
be resting well in Memphis hospital.
The accident occurred when Mr..
Buckley, who was driving, was blinded
by the lights of car behind him. He
did not see the turn in the road until
be was directly upon it and when he
attempted to slow down the car skid
ded and turned over twice. Mr.. Bick-
lev was thrown out the first time the
car turned over but Mr.. Harris was
pinned under the wreckage.
The two were en- route to Memphis
whore young Harris was going for an
operation on an infected leg. In the
wreck Mr.. Harris bad leg was broken
just below the knee and his collar bone
was broken i'm two places. Mr.. Bick-
ley escaped with a few scratches and
bruises.
The driver of the car behind them
picked up the two young men and took
them to Walnut Ridge where Mr.. Har-
ris was given medical attention. They
then went to Hoxie and awaited the
coming of a Memphis train. Reports
from the hospital indicate that amputa-
tion on Mr.. Harris leg may be neces-
sary.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
Students Enjoying Holidays

About twenty-five young folks of
Pocahontas. who are attending colleges
throughout the United States, are home
this week for the Christmas holidays.
We are glad to have them back and re-
gret that their visit will he short.
Out-0f.town students who are at
tending the POcahontas high school
have gone home for the holidays but
will return before school starts again.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
JURORS FOR JANUARY
TERM CIRCUIT COURT

Following is list of grand Jurors
selected to serve at the January 1925,
term of the circuit court of Randolph
county, Arkansas:
j. A. FergusOn-Reyno township.
J. II. Hatley-Current River Twp.
HOsfOrd BroOks-Richardson Twp.
Andy Allen-Little Black Twp.
Lee Wiley Twp.
Oscar Prince-O'Kean Twp
German Bristow Twp.
j. ID. Wells-Demm Twp.
$. X. Childress-Janes Greek Twp.
John McFann-Union Twp.
Lee Barnett-Davidson Twp
Claud Mock-Warm Springs Twp.
Ernest Grissom-Siloam Twp.
Joe Hall-Elm Store Twp.
NJ. f. Sloan, Jr.-Roanoke Twp.
W. Il. Crismon-Foster Twp.
Alternate Grand Jurors
j. II. Richardson-Reyno Twp.
Buel Lofts Richardson Twp.
Lee Davis-Janes Greek Twp.
Ed Thompson-ShilOh Twp.
Joe Price-Demm Twp.
Tom Sh0res-Biggers Twp.
List of petit jurors selected to serve
at the January, 1925, term of the cir
cult court of Randolph county, Arkan-
sas:
Noah richardson Twp.
J. c. Renie-ReynO Twp.
Sam Williamson--Curren River Twp.
Sam Kuhn-Janes Greek Twp.
Ora Bailey-Janes Greek Twp.
Raymon Jackson-Little Black Twp.
Hulen Spencer-SilOam Twp.
ID. II. HOlder-Demun Twp.
Noah Pace--Demun Twp.
J. w. Decker-Bristow Twp.
]. L. Rogers-Wiley Twp.
Bass Davis Spring River Twp.
Frank Hendrix-Butler Twp
Sular Burmese Richardson Twp.
j. G. Clark-Roanoke Twp.
Jim Johnson-O'Kean Twp.
John n-ElevenpOint Twp.
Ted Chester-Elm Store Twp.
III. G. McNabb-Columbi Twp.
J. VIII Riley-Water Valley Twp
Denton Bly-Shiloh Twp.
w. l.. Mock, Jr-Warm Springs Twp.
A. NJ. Dunn-Current River Twp.
VIII English-Union Twp.
Alternate Petit Jurors
Joe Kellett-Janes Greek Twp.
VIII ambrick-Current River Twp.
Earl Observation-Disclosures Twp.
Dave rawford-DavidsOn Twp
w. G. McCrary-Reyno Twp.
Chas. JOnes-Demun Twp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
LIBERAL RESPONSE
To CALL FOR NEEDY

As usual the good people of Pocahon-
tas responded literally to the call of
the GOodfellows Club for donations to
help the poor and needy OF the town
and community. Nearly $2000O in
cash and merchandise was subscribed
and a list of those most in need has
! been filed with the GoOdfellows Club.
committee will purchase and distri-
butte the goods this "wednesday after
noon. The club hopes that no one has
been overlooked, but If such should be
The case an emergency fund has been
arranged and anyone overlooked may
be cared for later on application to
either Mr. Sallee, B. Il. Fisher or l..
f. Blankenship The list Of Goodfel-
lows subscribing to the relief fund is
as follows
Ben a. Brown, Chas. Jones, ]. d.
Wells, George PrOmberger, Spinner
weber Lumber Co.. ii. L. HAYNES. DIR.
II. +. Ruff, b. W. Williams. T. w. Car
ter, l.. II. Pickett, L. X. Martin. John
V. Baltz, Star Herald Printing Co.,
Ezra Ator. City Bakery, Burrow Whole
sale Co., ID. NJ. Burke, A. f. Peters
l.. b. Price. ]. l.. Bristow, Il. A. Pull
Ham, Abe Alperin, Il. G. Schoonover
NJ. Jansen, Jones Bros, Edgar Martin.
g. o. Lewallen. Edgar Poe, Johnston
Drug Co, American Tailor shop. C. Il.
SHUTTLE, Mrs. Birdie Kizer, Schuman
Bros, Pocahontas High School, Il. NJ.
Greer, Sallee Bros. w. l.. Pope. NJ. ID.
Bowers, c. G. Preston, J. l.. Preston.
y. A. Childs, Il. Borowsky. John T.
Thompson, W. G. Wharton. John II.
kizer. II. n. Hamil, c. f. Shannon.
DIR. W. II. Hamil, Bob Seamons. II. III.
Martin. G. X. Jones. Mrs. Emma Car
ter, J. c. McNairy, Joe Peters, Henry
keifer, Ed Jenkins, VIII s. White.
Harry Mcdonald, ]. y. Pratt Sylvan
Bennett, Joe Gschwend, Nick Franken.
Mot Gschwend Howard Danford I
Il. Creath, Miss Kathleen Wyllie. II.
H. Guiivtt Louie Lemmons. II. c..
iollowell, Elbert BLY,. Manley Jack
son, A. NJ. Mclaughlin, J. w. Bennett
Rufe Foster, win Dixon. Keiffer Camp-
bell, {. A. Dixon, American Cafe. Allen
Ward, Guy Amos, Clifford Wiley. w.
ID. Ward, g. f. Lemmons, Jansen &
II
DeClerk, J. G. Broadway, White &
Thompson, Ben f. Mays, w. II. phipps,
zan Schnabaum. Buckley Mere Co.
W. II. Williams, J. w. Shannon. ]. G
Slayton, K. ID. Lucas. Kern Hall. NJ.
Burrow, jess Burrow, J NJ. Burrow.
Robert Sanders, Jansen Bros. A. J.
Lewis, +. j. Baltz. Mrs. f. Il. Voohers
J. l.. Bledsoe, Louie Hoffman,. ID. L.
Wiley n Il. Pace, Geo. w. Turner. ].
d. Boyd, A. b. Jones Co. Joe. Froitz-
helm, Ray Boyd, w. J. Ludwig. ]. NJ
Cooke, Harry Cooke, Jim Ownby. BaItz
Hardware, w. r. Traw, b. B. Fisher.
PocahOntas Proyident Association. by
Mrs, Il. G. Schoonover, J. A. White,
J. NJ Hoffman, & Sons Lumber CO..
Lydle r. Smith, Bertha Million.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Randolph County National Farm
Loan Association of Pocahontas, Ar
kansas, will be held in the Office of
said association in said town on Tues-
day january 18th, 1925, at ! p. IN. for
the transaction of such business as bv
law required and all members are in
vited to attend.
John II. Kizer, President.
20-2t. Ben Johnston. saorota,...
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25

STAR HERALD WANT ADS PAY.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
Says Advertising Pays Big

viii Junkersfeld authorizes ms to
announce that he is firm believer in
Star Herald advertising space About
q month ago he placed small ad with
us advertising a farm for sale. Solely
thrqlSS SSaaa.. he this week closed a
''sisar,,- 9Gdfter for the land so
advertised.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
EXCHANGE CALLED OFF

We are asked to announce that the
IS. l. A. has called off its Christmas
exchange which was to be held today,
on account of the fact that no re-
sponse had been made to the call.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25

Ed. b. M. Lemmons of Mammoth
Spring will preach at the Church of
Christ Sunday at two o'clock, and at
night. Everybody invited to attend
these services.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25
Greetings From Perrin

To the Citizens of Randolph County,
Both Ladies and Gentlemen:
May / wish for you Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year Yours
for better Randolph county.
W. H. Perrin,
Shcriff-elect.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-12-25

Seal sales were headed by G. K.
Jones for $500 Several were sold at
SlOO and down, to the amount Of
$1,000.
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BIG AMOUNT OF
LIQUIDATION
But Prices Steady on Such
as General Electric

HEw YORK. oct ii.-Aftsr a
fairly large volume ~ liquidation in
the first hour prices stshdisd on
lHsues lILr General Electric. steel
and Woodwork. which reached re-
HiHtauee levels There was r0usid-
srablr huyIug of General Electric
outside n selling by fsw weak
Isl mhTEIurI accounts. dealings were
largely ~ o. professional nature.
with Approximately 10 per cent orig
mating from tEF trading element
both on and or the floor Commits
Hiuu houses are doing comparatively
utilr business and 30 not expect o.
DO much prior 30 the election.
Many houses report "a larger sub
Hrriptlun 20 Tho German loan than
they had expected, and from sources
they had not expected o. participate
90 any great extent
The market rlDEsd irregular with
~ 8 steel ~ i07s baldwin. iis..
uff 81 stIdrbukrr 30, up p Can.
1885, General Electric, 14b7s
MONTGOMERY ward. 1Gh or
Wuolwprth. l0Gis, or lis3 Cast Iron
Pipe. III. on "a. I.rhlEa valley,
GOA of a New York Central.
lBth up = Southern Pacific. s2is,
up y. TitiFbufK y West virginia.
90. - q o.. gi't up p
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Sunday in the Churches
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

50. m. musical scrviee; 40. swodiah
service.
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ASK $4,000 FOR
BULLET VICTIM
City May Reimburse Woman
Accidentally Shot by Cop

An appropriation Of 5000 TO ala
Mrs. Violet DAVIS. victim o. wild
shooting By pairclman $. n. Short
win be suggested by Mrs Henry
Iandes In an ordnance 20 DO In.
trodnced IN tho city council soon.
she said Saturday
Mrs. Davis was shot thru the
spinc when Patrolman Short. IN
chasing a fugitive. LEI loose a fusil,
ladc on FUN ave. during tho rush
traffic hour OF tho afternoon. Isaac
Hamburger. clerk to Judge Z T.
CushmAn. was fatally wounded by
one OF the patrolmau's bullets
Mrs. Davis has been a bcd.rid-
den invalid since the accident. A..
torncy James A. DuEan announced.
In pleading with the council for a
settlement.
While council members believe II
"a illegal Tor them 20 attempt 20
settle the case. Mrs. Gandcs said
she would introduce an ordinance
Mud puEan may carry it thru the
supremc court n he wishes 20 test
It's validity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
GROTTOS' MEET
OPENS TODAY
Members Flock TO Seattle
for CeremoniaIS

beginning az noon today. when
headquarters are opened az the Frye
hotel. 5000 delegates viii attend ses,
sions OF the first annual Northwest
ceremonial un.i convention o. tho
Grotio, Masonic order. Ia Seattle.
The officers % tho Northwest
Grutto association were 10 meet az
9 y. M and az $50 the AnEora
Gro,io hand win giye a concert In
tho Frye lobby.
The parade was 20 be heulded by
four alrplanes az . o'clock. starting
from tho hotel. tho limo Of march
was announced as north on second
ave. 10 Pine -. and east on Pine 10
tho Lincoln playnsld Tor exhibition
drills.
After tho parade members wives
from out Of town were 20 30 taken
on automobile rides about tho city.
Another business session was
scheduled Tor 1tS p. m. Ia the shrine
auditorium. and dinner for the
prophets and their guests 10 planned
Tor CSC Another hand concert VIII
be given az p. m. In the auditorium.
followed BY an Informal BALI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Cynthia Grey
Woman DISCUSSES "LdzineSS" as NerUeS-
Relatives Might Try Neglect as Cure
BY CYNTHIA GREY

somebody that 'the nervous invalid is not short
lved, but his family may be-"
In the annals of most neighbohoods there is chapter
about the woman who suffered from nerves all her life
lhere Is letter my desk from a relative of of
WeSe nervous wrecks She writes that for years this in
dIdua has disguised 'azinesS" nerves" At the age
OF 40 she rs pretty dainty and serene when she isn't naggng
somebody And she still dictates TO her daughter who at
90 has neither past future except slave 10
dear mothers nerves.
II the new psychology is TO be Of any value TO
en- 1t will be in the way of eXteminating these victims of
nerve spreeS.
II they can't be taught that they are takers who like to
deceive themselves then they might be neglected" by
their SubServent relatives that they would make little per-
Sonal effort 10 save their precious lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
CHINESE RIOT AT
SHANGHAI
Civilians Rebel Against Rule
OF Gen. LII Iung HSiang
ny H. C. BESs

SHANGHAI. Oct. il.-Infurlatcd
Chinese civilians today rchcIlcl
against the ruthless tactics OF Gen.
Ia NupE Hs.anE, war lord o.
Chckispg ana master q Shanghai
far many months
There Was severe TiotiuE m the
srrryts as Lu's troops attempted TO
tg-sore order Scores were injured.
There were mutterinF-z 81 an up.
rising against Lu an during the
night and at daybrrak grcat
crowd gathered IN the temple Ia
front ot tho Chinese quarter urg
ing che people 90 take control 81
the city into their own hands and
rNpcl the war lord responsible for
an their woes,
crowds surSrd thru tho streets
armed with sticks and stones. 20
attack las troops. who have been
withsianding tho attacks q Chi
Nuans KianEsu troops Tor many
weeks.
order finally was restored after
the soldiers had charged with drawn
sabers.
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EPIscoPAIIAN

st. Marks, Harvard and Spring
Rev. John y. McI1uchlnn. pastor.
Holy Communion. n. m: 900 a.
M. church school; IL a. m. morning
prayer and sermon. Freedom and
tho Past" CTS p, M. Young PEG.
pics Service League. 1880, evening
prayer and sermon. "one Body. one
Spirit. one Hope"
Saint Mlchaels Chapel Of Saint
Marks Parish. n. sixth and John
st.-sons Eucharist. $50 a. m; .
p. m. church school.
st. Johns Parish. California ave.
and Hanford st. West seattle-Rcv.
Maurice J. Bywntcr. pastor. Holy
Communion, s a. m; $40 Sunday
school and kindergarten; II n. m.
choral morning service. let Us
Hold Fast tho Profession OF Our
Faith without wavorlng," p. m,
baptisms; 1880 p. m. vespors-no
sermon: Junior choir. Tho Mems
club OF 81. Johns Parish will give
an open meeting for men and WON
en- Monday. October 10 at p. m.
at Guild hall. corner California ave.
at Hanford St Congressman John
+. Miller and Chief OF Police Sew.
oryus will speak Musical program.
Epiphany Parish, 3Sth ave- and Il.
Denny way-Rev. Harold @. Hen.
messy, rcctor-Holy Communion, 3
a. m: 9:45 a. M, Junior church
service and church school; u a. m.
morning prayer and sermon, The
Walk Worthy Of the Christian No.
cation" 1890 p. m, cycnsong and
Tho Knowabic Cod
st. Johns Mission, kirldand-Ilov
Hcnncssy--Sunday school, . p. m;
4 p. M. evening prayer and ser
mon.
Trinity Parish, Eighth ave. and
James st.-Rcv. william II. Bliss,
rector. s n, m, holy communion.
eA5, Sunday school, II, morning
prayer and sermon. "Tho Man Of
Tomorrow. 1870 p. m. evening pray.
or and sermon, "The Prisoner Of the
Lord"
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Vessels in Other Ports

IACDhA-ArriFcd. Oct lo.-5E ely
mont from Seattle, ~ a m. str North
land from Besttls. Al q m. Oct -
str ChllliWAck from II. @. a. ,. m: ctr
Canadian TrAnsportsr from Vancouver.
AZ ] ,. m; afr AuyoE from b. c. at =
p. IA. Sailed. oct. i0.-stT Texan for
Seattle. ~ 10 A. m. Oct. ss-Str Chilli
NAck for y. C.. at II p. m
yASCoUYER-Arriy Oct s.-as
Pacific Trader from Antwerp. at p. IN.
Sailed. oct. Str Dicto for Antwerp. az
.. m. str II. W. Baxter for Los An
gslss. al p. m. str Empress OF Canada
for Maalla. Al / p. m; ms Mia Bres
FOR los Angeles. at II a m. str Yves;
Himrod for Dairen. at A. m
EVERErT-Arrived, Oct Str santa
Inca from Seattle. az p. m; str Kreha
MAru from Seattle. AZ .. N Sailed.
A. 2. m: str COMMERCIAL Spirit fof
Anacoytes, at s:10 p. m.
NICTORiA-Arrivod. Oct. io.-Str Die.
70 from Vancouver. ~ $3.50 a m. Oct
Str RUN Alexander frJm San Diego,
at midnight. Passed out. Oct Str
West Himrod for Daircn. At noon: ms
Nina Hrea for Los Angeles. at @:i5 p.
m. Sailed. Oct. s.-str Empress Of Can
ada for Manila. AZ .. m.
PORT TOWNsESD-PAsssd N Oct 10.
Str Colonial for Seattle. at 1880 .. M |;
str Ruth Alexander for Seattle. at 7.i0
q. m. oct. s.-str Rochelle for Seattle.
AZ 10 a. M: SIR Alameda for Seattle. at
noon. Passed out. Oct. s.-Str Birmlng-
ham City for Anheortes. at ii:i5 q. m. /.
str Richmond for san Francisco. al 10
a m. oct. io.-Str Rochelle for San
Francisco, at 1850 a m.
AsTORIA-Arrtved Oct Str Mel
Vile Dollar from Seattle. at p. m;
str Boston Mhru from Kobe. at II p. nj. /.
ctr +. ]. Luckenbach from Mobile. at }
p. m. afr Ryuoh MAru from Aberdeen.
at ., m. Sailed. Oct Str Lewis
LuckenbAch for Seattle, at 10 p. m; str
Hallgrim for United Kingdom. at p.
m; str wIlhiio for Philadelphia, at .
.. m; ms Balboa for ChristianIa. at s
p. m. str Ashworth for United King
dom, at , p. M
ABERDEEN-Arrived. Oct. Str
West KAtan for San Francisco. at D.
m. Sailed, Oct s.-Sir Susherico for
New York. at noon: str Ryuoh MAru for
Orient. at II a. m. str Ibukisan MAru
for Kobe, at II a. m; str Standard Serv-
leo for Richmond. AZ II a. m
SAN FRANCiScO-Arrive Oct 10
Str Lancaster from Seattle. AZ a. M:
str West NiyariR from Seattle. str West
Nuus from Melbourne, at a. m. Sailed.
oct. Str Sierra for Seattle. at mid
night: str Steel Scientist for New York.
at . p. M: str 81 Segundo for Seattle.
al 2 a M: str Dorothy Alexander for
Seattle, at s p. M; str II. +. Alexander
for Los Angeles. at D. m.
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BAPTIST

Dunlap. a. Klein. pastor II a.
m. Communion service, Tao ,. m
sermon. Tho Effect Of True sal
walton"
Queen anne--is Howe a. Rev
y. =. Richardson, pastor sa5 sun
day school. II a. M Tho Superior
lty OF Christ" Gao p m, Young
People. 710 ?. m seven Rea.
cons why"
Frcmoni-Ti7 y. ssth Rev. II
bert II. Hicks. pastor. 9t5. Sunday
school. II a. IN. "Glad Church
gosn," 75o .. m, ~ Full Sal
walton"
Second Swedish goth ave. ~ W
and West s3rd. Rev Eric ~ Lind
holm. pastor. PAS q. m, Sunday
school. IL a. m. swedish service
$40 p. m. Young People. 7s1o p
IN. English Service.
First SwcdIsh-Nluth and Pine
Rev. Emil FriborR. pastor. s.is a.
m. Sunday school II a. m. Ser
vices. 8 p. m. Il. Y. L. =, Ice.
ture. s p. m. Services In swcd
ish.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
"a NDAT
% T. l.

OCT. n
First iiiEi4 nas
ass mo- l1 r.
fifst Gsu Tide
90 De- a u= II
second IiiKh tide
o. O.
.rond iag iids
DO gs . m - q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
DIVORCE RECORD
SUITS ED

Charlotte W. VS. - r. BrueEor.
cruelty.
Irene vs.. W, H. Hubbard. deHertion.
Ortun Matthew ". Isabelle Collins.
Opal VI. Julius Uhlman. nonsupport.
Frances Edna vs.. Alfred Hinzman,
descrtion
Pearl vs., Henry Sprintcls. cruelty.
Signe vs. Patrick Joseph Mcilhargey.
deBertion,
Gertrude 4. vs.. Edwin G.. Hanson.
cruelty.
Josephine vs. Samuel Rings and
Home Savings & Loan Association.
cruelty.
Mscario vs. Lenora Flores. cruelty.
Florence vs. Charles Frederick
Raines. non-support
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrmlnal-Pisr N-Btr Presi-
dent Madison. sails a. ~ a. M
Bell street. Tcrmiual-U. 4. r. HAida,
Pier f-Er giymDHt
Pier g-Bir Africa HaTu Balls a. 10
a. ND
Pier l-BiT Yukon, fBalls a. A. m-)
Pier I-Eu Lewis Lurk6Hbaeh.
Pier D-Btrs Alameda. Ruth AisIandsf.
Pacific Coast Coal BuuAefs-U. =. 3. Re
lief
Pacific Coast Engineering works-su
West hadeF.
o. B shipping Board Moodngs-st Cup
rum
Connecticut Street TsrIninEi-Btr wash
inFtou Naru. Tauhuu.
AlberH Bros Milling Terminhi-sir
N0rthiaud.
Associated on TerminHi-stF KsWAnss-
Lander Street Terminai-ship 81 Paul.
Hauf0rd street Tsrminal-Btr Vancouver
Muru. Talho Maru.
spokane Street TermiuHl-Bir ViuftA.
Todd Dry D0chs-strs West Notus. ms
Psttsfbon-
FlHherH-sis Toscs.
West Seattle Training 5tation-EaEis 81.
Hsfferuans Dry Dock-Hs Murisl
Winti0w Marine Railway Eagle Hzrbof)
Str Bsa KlnE. sehrs Vancouver. Ella
Il Alumnh. bktn Conqueror.. barges
CoquitlAm City. Henry Willard. Griffsoa
Cranco and Eiwsii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-11
Wants
Chair

Dear Miss Grey. Three years ago
I spraincd my wrist and tuberculosis
of the bone set IN. My arm is still
uyCless. One year ago the first Of
October ! took a bad cold and con-
tractcd tuberculosis Of the lungs. I
have been confined 10 my bed since;
but I could sit up quite a lot. tho
doctor said. II ] had an old.fashioned
Morris chair. II doesn't matter how
old and worn Il Is, just 20 81 Is easy
and the back Is high enough TO rest
my head on.
I thought perhaps some OF your
readers might have one they aren't
using. I have relatives who could
get tho chair 10 me. Thanking you.
I am sincerely. IN HOPES
Has anyone chair for this man7
IL 90, please call mo az dS in.0eo0.
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"When a Mans a
Man" Is Subject

when a Mans n Man" Ia an ad.
dress to be given Sunday afternoon
by Dr. Cleveland Kleihnuer. pastor
Of the University Christian church.
in the seattle y. NJ. G. a. nuditori-
um. before tho ~" Sunday club for
men.
Luke S. May. crimlnologist, viii
speak at the frindship supper fol.
lowing the mass meeting, on How
TO Detect Criminals"
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Tacoma Police Nip
Safe-Blowing Plot

TACOMA. oct iis-Pollco dc.
ciarcd today that with tho arrest or
three men. they had uippcd a plot
TO blow several anfoa here.
The arrests were made when Chas.
W. Rose. employed in the DUPONT
Powder Works, was delivering a
pint OF nitroglyecrine. which. police
say. was stolen at the plant. to C..
+. Hopper and Guy BlesiSi.
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Wales Is Guest of
Winnipeg Populace

WINNIPEG. Man. oct. IL
Tho prince OF wales was the guest
OF Winnipeg last night. arriving en-
route East at 6. m. from Calgary.
Crowds thronEed Main ST. during
tho dinner hour while no was the
guest OF Sir Augustus and Lady
Nanton. a dance followed.
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Church Of Psychic Science-5Oo0
Arcade Bldg Rcv. Il. Adele Low.
dermilk, pastor $3.50 y. m, Services;
$50 y. m, Messages. what Is
Denth2"
Y. VI. e. A.-Fourth and Madison.
Address for men only, 2I5 Soci. !
Hour. Fred Butler. 3 p. m, DR..
Cleveland Kleihauer. 4I5 p. m,
Seven Bible Classes: 5I5 Friendship
supper. speaker. Luke $. May. Grim.
inologist; 6l5 p. M, FircsIdo Hours.
Ballard Alliance TabernnCle-W
Gard and 22nd n, w. Opening ser.
vices: 945 a. m. Bible school: II
"a. m. Sermon by w c, stevens;
Q p. M, talk by visiting pastors;
$50 p. m. Y, r.; 1880 .. m, Sermon.
Supt w. W. Ncwbcrry. Music.
Opening an cvanEelistic campaign
by Frederick ] Belts of New York.
WomenS Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. u. Church-Wood.
land Park church, 10 a. m.
Besant Lodge Theosophical So.
ciety-7i7 N. Broadway. II a. m.
Sunday school; y. m, lecture by
Ray NJ Wardall The Life OF Dc
votion."
Y. w. G. A. 4 p. M, Vespcr ser.
Vices DIR. NJ A. Matthews OF First
Presbyterian, speaker. Music Girls
Of Woodland Park Presbyterian
church as hostcsscs
Worlds Bible College and Seventh
Elect Church In Israel-7O2S Ninth
ave. n. W. Daniel Sawlt u, D..
2 y. m, do Angels Have Wings;
Do the soul OF Men Go to Heaven
When They Die2"
Rainier heights Friends Church.
Ottman's hall, cor cath S. and Lane.
Rcv. Llndley a. Wells. pastor. 10
n. m. Bibo school. II n, m. and 8
u. m. Services, u. m, &. II, All
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81. johns Danish MISSION, zoo d.

81. Johns Danish Mission, 2406 T.
Spruce Ht.-Rcv Alfred u. Sorcnson,
pastor. 10 a. M, Sunday school; II,
service in Danish; 3 p. M, service in
English.
Hope, 42nd ave. s. w. and oregon
st.-Rev. Oscar Korsmeyer, pastor
9:45 a. m, Sunday school; II, serv.
ice: mid week service held Wedncs.
days az 7;45 p. m.
Gethsemanc, Ninth ave. and stew
art st.-Rev. c. y. Swanson. pastor
9.4O a. M. Sunday school; 1880. Eng
llgh service; 1880. Swedish service