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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
They Take 1t
Out on Those
Hello Girls

Einstyssys per cent OF the peo.
pls uf Esattl1 arc pleasant. but the
rest arc grumpy rranka.
80 rayu Mas Maud Byrns. tsl.
fphonr operator ri, tho KinF ~ stn.
ton, ono or The busiest switchboarda
IN the city.
And u Il tho pssky psr cent, ="
she says, "that makes tho smile IN
tho voice crack 70 often.
a woman came by this morning
and asked ms 20 get a number. / got
q promptly After a long converse.
ton shs camc out and complained
that tho person Ehe wanted had
moved Would got the new mum.
bgr7 / dld. Then rho came back
aEnln. crusIsr than over. Tho person
sbo had called had been unable 10
give her tho Information she desired,
20 she wanted her nickle back.
Gould you beat ~
Finally shc tipped me or 10 the
cause o. her crouch. She had come
downtown 10 catch tho Il.ts train for
BgIiinEbam But she had failed 10
notice that u was q p. m. train, and
consequently had 70 hang around an
day.
Most Of Tho c1nks haven't even
0ugh uruyocaiian Tor their Frouchss' e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
REFORESTATIONs
is URGED
Conference Seeks Action or
Cedar River Watershed

Immediate rrfarsratou q H.
Cedar river watershed IL u-v-s |-
r-raIgfinGH adopted Friday rrgrt H.
Nr WarE.rFrnH State Tarrrrg r--.
ference. iH session .H Etaufz. 0tEs-
moves urged lGrI81rI "a fE1rfg ar
preparation far forest research ana
extension work. extension ~ g-.
HarHirrs and air patrol gurms Dr.
slate forests, and support f1F Che
Northwest fEpEr mental station,
The question ~ FrfGrfrfaugu ur-
Clr.rI nearly the entire day ID 4
conference HsfEs 40 raise money 70
"a state Trfnreriat0a program b. "a
TAR On forests but the rrhsms ran
into legal ru1DH tHLrs come r0m-
preventive plan can be- worked out
ne conference uaa tod by expert.
ne Pacific Northwest faces tim
Der rH1rtaEe within g comparatively
few gr1rE
lG addition, che conference heard
dfnualuE n the states h1s viii
eauHa water and alisr power prob
iems and possibly make necessary
huge appropriation Tor r0l4 con-
troll
j. J. Donovan. ~ BsliinEhlm, pre-
SIDED Hf The conference Among the
speakers were. O. @. fsltnsr Is. p.
Kirkland, D. T. Allen. Charles vs..
Saunders Pred g. Pare, = - Calder
Clark r. savidEe WIN n HEM
George r. Long and Dean HUGO
WluEanNsrdsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
YOU'LL FIND
1T HERE

Accused Of slappIng Police Capt.
C8Iucrs daughter Karl J. Back
luud was fined iz5 In police court
SIR. and Nrs. j.. =. Dugdals were
honored by friends ~ WIZARDS
Friday evening. Ia CELEBRATION Of
their s5th marriage anniversary
:. Allen, 81. hsla b. police. &C.
cused q passing worthless check.
University GIeo club EtnBed pro.
gram az Meany hail Friday even
ing
city health board has a deficit Of
ii7.s5o. Dr. Mclaughlin. chief. re-
ports.
Four hundred pound bear shot
hy posse IN orchard 81 Mrs, l.. Z.
Rhsn, almost In Bothsn city lin.
It's
Barnard Rnrlton, hotel proprietor.
died of heart fuilurc ia hts room
az the wiltshire hotel. aged ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS

First Spiritual Christian, 72nd ST..
and Greenwood ave.-2:3O p. m. heal.
ing; ., open forum; 4. message cir.
cles; 1880, lecture and messages:
Wednesdays, 1880 y. m. healing and
lectures,
Besant Lodge Philosophical society,
III Broadway Mi n. IN, Sunday
school: p. m, Lecturer "Thc Life
and Labors Of the Ant" by Prof, r.
Klncaid.
Spiritual Science Church of Amer.
lea. 1923 First ave- Row j., Neville
Llpscomb. pastor; y. M open
Forum Overcoming" Z y. m, sup.
per; 3 p. IN, lecture: why a Jcw2"
FREQ Crystal messages
Church Of Spiritual Science, A. O.
q. w. temple. Ninth ave. Rev Loo
+. Elmorc; y. mo open Forum,
Rev. Knowles, p, m, lecture by
IRcy. Elmorc' Sowing and Heap.
! Ing" Messages aud Psychomctry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
RIFT WIDENING
Mayor and Council Disagree
on Uhden'S Services

That the rift between the city
council and Mayor Brown may widen
as a result Of the Uhden matter was
freely forecast in city nall circles
this week. The mayor wants Carl
Uhden. skagit engineer. to continue
in city employ at least until the first
u the year TO make out complete
reports on the power project for fut.
ure guidance. The council utilities
committee approved bill Thursday
whereby his services and those Of
nil skagit employees would terminate
November 30.
Thden, in conversation with news
paper men at the mayors office Fri.
day. was noncommittal lie said he
would stay until he had completed
his reports for the mayor. probably
month from now, and would con.
tinue TO make his home IN Seattle.
I'm strong for Seattle as home
now" he smiled He came from
Spokane to take charge OF the Gorge
unit work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
DIVORCES WIN |!
Neyada'S Six Months Resi-
denCe Law Upheld

RENO. New Sow. -Nrv1fn'a
six months re.Btnre Hw, upon
ah.eH iH. validity OF hundreds uf
divorces EFHutrI hero. Iaa been up
hr'I ry Judge George BARTLETT Tho
ruling came H Che case 90 Mrs
Emma Confer af HAMBURG pa.
sHa sought Co have her 1srfIrnIi
81 husbands decree Hrf aside. on
grounds that Dc vas obtained thru
maud iu rtLn swearing
Nua Confer commended that her
husband was n0t permanent res
litnt" N Nevada. Hs stated lu h.H
petition. bseaw6 De iett the state
immediately AFTER the decree was
granted
judge Bartlett held that elk
months residence lu any county uf
the state a sufficient 20 MINI mo
requirements % The state law, and
dsnisd the petition OF Tho rsuGyl
yanIl woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
313 Hurt by Autos
In October in Oregon

SALEM, Orr, Nov. Flight
persons were killed and 1I3 injured
IN 2695 tmffie accidents on Oregon
highways during October. according
10 tho monthly report Of T. 4. Raj.
foty, chief Of the traffic squad,
CarclsSsness on the part OF motor.
lists was responsible FOR 1914 acct.
denih. failure 20 give right Of way
resulted IN ale: failure TO signal.
.9g. speeding, %: cutting corners. &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
M YSTERY FIRE
Probe Household Blaze That
Does $1,000 Damage

A mysterious firs which swept n
h0gfsbaat az ggls WsstlBke ave n.
a. $40 "a. On Saturday was under
inyrrUHfion hy rho nrr mauhal
later iH the day The hIaEs caused
damaEr uf moro than $4,000 20 the
structure. Iinmru are searching Tor
ths occupant % the place. who has
NOT been Errn hiuc0 tho fire,
There was only ono bed In the
h8uTrh9sl which gave evidence Of
having been occupied Apparently
there was NO ono homo when tho fire
started altH9 firsmsn are not certain
ON tho point
The blaze had gained considerable
hr5dwuy before persons living in
nearby housoboata discovered d and
turned M tho alarm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Ross Gets More
Dope on Watson

Deputy Prosecutor Bert c. Ross
returned late Friday from Everett.
whore he obtained an affidavit in
support OF the states case against
Ross G. Watson, former city de-
tecuve; Ed FaHck and others in
volved in the $4,000 Bon Marche
robbery.
The affidavit was made By Floyd
Wildsy, Everett policeman. II OK
plains the arrest Of J. NJ. DOoley,
one Of the defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Tell 1t to Miss
Dorothea, Folks !!

Instead Of telling II to the ma.
rines, tell il to Miss Dorthsa de IA
Pole, local head OF the Travellers
Aid society, and she viii help you
out Of trouble.
IAN ounce Of prevention" says
she, rs better than pound Of fix.
ing-after the damage IL done.
80 we meet all important trains
and boats and try 10 steer one
straight.
THE other day spotted n boy.
aown.cast, sitting on a bench in the
depot. He said he lived in Ballard.
SO We sent an operative out there
with him. Before he reached there.
the lad confessed that he was lib.
hing. He had run away from his
home in the southern part OF the
state, had taken his fathers gun and
plenty Of ammunition, and was bent
on becoming another Bill Hart"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
PL FUNERAL
MONDAY
Mrs. Harding 10 Be Laid
Beside Husband

MARION. %. Nov gG-Ibr t7lF
no AIRS Harding win re IsiI ta rest
hts5lc that ~ Der inasrr.1us bus
hand On che Nar.ea Cluricrr next
Mcnday s0rrnoon
only Il m5utHs ago AIRS Haul
nE followed JEe ter 90 her EaT
hand Oh the rtt- tomb tFrrr and
SAW ID placed ErnIE inside. taaHaf
Der cluIur
Four weeks ESQ size went % fhat
tomh. whrre ryst she remains az %
fnrmrr CHIEF executive az tha ua.
rion. and talked with every mem
Ter 90 ne military Euar5 chat Ear
attended the tomb rrns'arth1
Tho little handful 90 mru win
arain present arms MONDAY after
noon. ~ Mrs Hart.HEs fvma'Hs
are placed alongside those a. her
husband
Tho Rev. Jesse Swank who con-
Quoted tho Funeral service Cor Prt
dent Harding. WIl cuuduCt che
rites Tor Ma Harding. in the 80.
worth Methodist Episcopal church.
az which be b. pastor, at 2 o'clock
Monday Afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Youth Dies From
Football Injury

MEDFoRD, Ore. Nov. 22.-C Charles
T.. Van Scoyoc, IL, left halfback Of
Medford high school football team,
died as a result Of cerebral spinal
meningitis caused by an injury re.
ceived in a recent football game, ac-
cording TO an announcement of physi-
clans who performed an autopsy. The
boy succumbed yesterday after hay.
ling been IN most of this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Elevator Girl Has
Found Us Cheerful

AithD there arc Just M many
downs ne there arc ups Ia the life
OF an elevator girl. Miss Alice
Thomas. who runs a IN IN the
Thompson building. finds her spirit
going higher day by day
ITS the smile Of Seattlc's pleas.
autnoas that does the trick" she
says. Most everyone v 90 cheer
full have been on this Job for
three years. and Il has Just grown
on me. once IN a long while a
dlsaErecablo person comes on 20
take some Of the 1oy out OF life.
But the occasion Is rare. and makes
tho smile that follows all the
brighter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Waterville Booster
Says City Prospers
.attrylllA Is prOtperinF.

Mrs, y, a. Smith. who conducts a
private hospital there. was in Seattle
yesterday, spreading the fame OF her
fair city.
The finest thing We have IL the
climate she says. The most profit
able thing Is the wheat crop. which
looks mighty good for next year
because OF tho rain and snow. And
tho biggest thing wo have is Con.
gresham Ben Hill."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Mayor to Get New
Sedan From City

The city council utilities commit
tee Friday afternoon approved an ex.
change OF Mayor Browns present
official touring car for n $500 Sc
dan, The item was part Of the 1895
police budget.
Other expenditures approved IN.
cluded n $4,000 patrol wagon; $1,000
FOR six Studebaker automobiles.
taken in exchange: $4,000 for five
Ford cars, and s4,245 for l6 motor.
cycles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
PROGRAM
7. w. C. A. Affair CompIi-
mentS Foreign Women

Sponsored BY tho AmrHeaulzati0n
department of the Young WomsHH
Christian Association. O. ThaukrEly.
ing proEmm and entertainment viii
ho given IN tho second floor club.
rooms of tho Afaoclatiou building,
saturday evening. November 81. a.
o'clock which viii compliment tho
foreign women who are studying
English ana citizenship AZ The T..
W G. A.
Members of tho Amsnrauiz8tlon
department q tho Rainier chapter
Daughters u the American Revolt.
lion, under the chaIrmAHshlp 0f
Mra, Nc,tlo sbrsye Bayman, viii
assist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Give Concert for
Benefit of Parish

The Lcahy School OF Irish Dancing
will give a concert in St Edwards
school auditorium Monday evening
ut So'clock for tho benefit OF the
parish. Vocal and instrumental num-
bers by local and outside talent
comprise the program. ]. II. Tay-
lor Is chairman. The dancers will
be accompanied by c. Dudley,
piano: d, o'Connor. violin, and p.
Birmingham, fife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Sunday in the Churches

Circles. $50 o. ~
University Frt Christian spirit
uallsi. ESQ lIfb ave = EEa D. M
MfrlEr Service and IIraiIuEg 5gt
%. mr Rev j. Geo Grant win lrT
fuw oR love, CaurHhIr and Mar
rarr ws}nesi8y aud Friday
gIrrlss, Sp m.
Unity Society Of Practical Chri,
tlaniiJ, 1917 seventh ave. 10 q. ia,
sunday seh1ol. ~ d. ia. service.
Sacred New World College ~ Splr
iiuaiism, Divine Science. Nr,,
Thought, Psychology and Christian
throsophy, CarptHfcr' hail. 1890
Fourth ave: .. N. service. br
Edward leighton pastor 'ulvtus
MFiIumEhlp.' Development class
after service.
New Thought Meeting, 300 Arcade
square, p. m, How 90 Reach
the Eurrrranae!ous." by David ~
lee; .. m open Forum.
Church % Spiritual Light. sass g
Fremont ave. - ECU o. no. circles
7t3, lecture, platform messages
Hattie n. MinChr. leader,
Religious Open Forum ulahh aus
ricrn. i1f Madiso ust=ii a. m,
Mabsl Geary viii speak on "univeF
saI Peace"
Tho Church u Psychic Science,
1000 Arcade b.dg-Rov T. Adele
f.ovdrrmlk. pastor $40 q. M. grry.
Sec. t10. mv+1aEra, Tho Mission q
spld'uallrm' b. Rev. GcorEu H.
Brooks.
u W. G, A. Nsspcrs-S 10 p. m.
speaker. Rev Abraham vrrelGs.
hosfsuss. members o. Cosmopolitan
club. music
Iiasierurian Fellowship. 16s Marion
st==s 3. m, devotional service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Valuable Timber
Said to Be Sold

PORTLAND. Ore. nov. "a
Transfer N tract o. s50.o09,gc1
feet o. timber near VCfngnla By A.
T. Kerry % Charles r. Keith. head
% the OreF0u-Ameriean Lumber
Go, was rgm0red here today. The
property was bought b. Kerry about
year ago ana is valued 90 ST.
100000
II lies west OF vsrnonia. and Is
on the surveyed line Of the Port
land. Astoria q Pacific railroad.
Negotiations FOR the sale have
been under way several months, and
Il 81 understood the transfer viz
tually was completed today W. H.
McGreEor. local manager of the
oregon American Lumber Co was
In Vernonla today In connection with
tho deal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
LUTHERAN

Hope. 42nd ave. :. w. and Oregon
st.-Rey oscar Rorsmcyer. pastor
s45 a IN. Sunday school; II, service;
Thanksgiving service November 81
at II q. m.
st. Johns Danish Mission, Gath
ave. and r. Spruce Bts-Rev. Alfred
T.. sorensen. pastor. 10 a. m, Sun
day school. II. worship in Danish: s
p. m. worship In English.
Ballard First Lutherau--ii a. M
DR.. Johannes Brandtzcg, Of Chris
tiaula. Norway. will preach tho ser.
mon at the Annual Mission Festival.
3 p. m, Rev. J. A. T.. NaeEs. presi.
dent OF Pacific district OF Norwegian
Lutheran church. will lecture and
also preach tho mission sermon In
tho evening at o'clock Dinner
served at ! p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Northwest Business
Men to Visit Asia

Business representative of the
Northwest viii compose the Second
Commercial commission 10 Tho Ur.
sut, which sails from Seattle on The
President Mckinley ot tho Admiral
Oriental limo January 81. 1925. The
tour will include a visit TO China,
japan and The Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Well-Known Local
Woman Dies Friday

IuncTll tCTVictH VII % held az :
p. IN. Sunday from the Rutterworth
mortuBry FOR Mrs. Cara u'Rcn, we'll
known In Seattle as civic worker.
She died Friday after a short illness.
Mrs. u'Ren. wife OF w. J. U'Ren,
OF the Seattle Brass company, had
taken an active part in the Washing.
ton branch OF the National Congress
OF Parents and Teachers, She was
n member OF the child welfare de.
partment Of the Seattle Federation
OF Women's clubs, the Queen Anne
study club, the womens City club
and the Pioneers association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
League Will Hear
Talks on Tax Bill

Councilman ". r. Campbell Hs
sponsor. viii argue IN favor Uf the
proposed Q per cent tax on muniri.
pal utilities before the Municipal
league % Seattle az the Frye hotel
next Tucsiay noon. oliver 7. Erlck,
son, former councilman, viii speak
against tho measure Tho meeting
Will b. open 10 the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Try to Save Dogs
Life, Cars Crash

Trying 20 cave a dogs llfo caused
two cars 20 crash head on AZ Rainier
ave, and Atlantic A.. and also killed
tho dog, Friday night. The drivers.
s. H. Calvert. 5zi- Lakeside blvd.
and D. Y, Brooks. Seattle Hardware
Co. both swung out 20 avoid tho
canine. when their Tenders were
free Tho dog was found dead under
nenlh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Ask Condemnation
for a Phone Line

Condemnation proceedings Tor
proposed telephone right.oI-way be-
TWEEN Seattle and Tacoma were inst.
tuted in superior court Saturday BY
the =. 7. & T. company against John
NJ. and Marie a. Nelson and Hannah
II. and John d. Anderson. Tho
right-of-way asked consists OF a ten
foot strip 1871 feet long on botA
pieces Of property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Liquor Trial Put
Off Until Dec. 16

Trial Of Mike and Bill Donovan
and John BERG and John Wells, Ia.
borers. arrested by the police dryl
sound at AS7 Elliott ave, Thursday \
after federal agents had searched tbs
place and overlooked IS cases Of fiuo
liquor. has been postponed until Do.
cember l6. Tho case is In Judge
John u. Gordon's court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Won't Put Iodine
in City's Water

Hsattle's water will not be iodined
az an experimental measure IN pre-
venting Eoltcr That was the de-.
rialon Of water and health depart
mrut authorities before the council
finance committee Friday afternoon.
Tho proposal. rumorsd about tho
city hall Tor several weeks was pro-
tested BY the Seattle Chiropractors'
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Fire Chief Won't
Get Pay Increase

When the Seattle flremen get their
raise the first Of the new year the
chief viii be left out in the cold.
For the measure voted grants a
I25 d month increase to every man
on the force-excepting the chief.
when tho mntter first came up"
explains George ". Muntor. the
chief, "T purposely left myself out
Of It. II hadn't liked tho bill that
was voted on at the last election |
would have been In a position Ia
fight IT,. AZ II turned out I did like
1t. ana went down the line for H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Project Settlers
Heavily Obligated

SALEM, ore, Nov, 90 Startling
figures % Indebtedness on state ir-
Fimtlou projects arp revealed Ia tho
report prepared by a commission for
presentation 20 the state leEiHla-
iurg.
The report shows that settlers Of
% projects have aHauVsd obliEa.
uoug totaIlluE {iL55g9563s
There ara 1880 Hrtilrra on these
projects making obligations FOR
each individual settler average
ylgII
Delinquent property taxes on the
~ districts now amount 10 1Tis..
5gTEa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
80 Face Violation
of City Fire Laws

over 80 caees OF fire law violations
have been on tho police court docket
the past week, according to Fire Mar.
shal Laing, following a series Of night
raids on hotels and lodging houses.
The arrests continued Saturday.
with many hotel mon facing charges
OF maintaining improper fro warn.
lngs. No red lights at exits, dark
stnlrways. and distractions In hall.
ways were among the most popular
causes OF arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Two Killed When
Their Auto Skids

SPOKANE, Nov. 2s.--John A. Nc.
MILAN. 66, and Robert Cunning, n.
big Spokane property holders, were
killed almost instantly last night
when their auto skidded on Vet pave.
ment near Cheney, Tho overturned
car crushed both men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Sued for Divorce
by Mother-in.Law

TACOMA. Nov. 22,-Sicholaa 81.
Becker Is being sued for dlvorc, by
his mother law.
She IS named plaintiff as guardian
for her minor daughter. fvalow Beck
or, Is. whom tho mother says mar
ried Becker August .. 1924, against
her parents wishes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Hopes to Organize
Girl Scout Council

Miss Daisy Stewart OF Tacomn viii
meet Seattle people interested In
Scouting for Girls at the Y. W. G. 4.
Saturday at 2 p, m. Miss Stewart
hopes TO organize a Girls Scout
council here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Cop Says He Chased
Driver Half a Mile

James Macarthur was held in the
city Jail Saturday on a charge Of
drunken driving. Patrolman o. X.
Holschumaker was forced TO chase
Macarthur for half mile down Raj
nier ave. before he could stop the
man, according to the officer. Nc
Arthur was zigzaggtng and imperjl-
ing traffic, Il is charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Kid McCoy's Mother
Dead at Age of Is

los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. Ga
Mrs. Mary selby IS, mother Of KID
Mccoy, former pugiiiEt awaiting
trial on a murder charge. died last
night az Highland Park. near here
Her death was not revealed until
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
FIRST METHODIST
PROTESTANT

First Methodist Prctestant-Rev
Geo. w Beck. pastor: II n, ma
'FacinE Facts" by Rev. John II
Matthews. Exec, Sec. Western
Washington Sunday School assocIa'
ton: Z p. m. Conference Sunday
school workers. luncheon at 8 p. m,
discussing Your Problems: 7.ao
p. m. illustrated sermon: The Child
IN Tho Midst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
u. S. Threatens to
Quit Drug Farley

GENEVA, Nov. 22,-The Amerl.
can delegation supported by those
.of China and Japan, threatened to-
day TO withdraw from tho interim.
uonal conference for suppression Of
traffic in drugs, unless reservations
in connection with the porlcyB pro.
gram were accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
Koenig Says Nation
Needs More Planes

EVERETT. nov. 22.-Lieut. Theo.
dore Koenlg. commander OF Sand
Point air base, told the Rotary club
members today that the u. s. gov.
eminent is woefully behind in air
plane equipment.
Within three years, Kocnig said,
the country will have but 200 planes,
or which 100 viii be antlquatcd war
time machines. Its strength should
DO 5000. Koenlg said.
Every city in tho nation should
have an nlrplane landing field the
lieutenant said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
CORE is NAMED
Coolidge Appoints Him Az
riculture Head

WASHINGTON. Nov Prrsi-
dent Coolidge today appointed How
ard ~ Gore Of West Virginia nv
secretary % agriculture 90 succeed
the late Henry G.. Wallace % iowa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22

The Lucky Dice club will hold thor
opening dance NJ the Renton I'M
club house, 18th and Madison st..
Thanksgtving eve. November asth.
The formal opening of the club house,
which has been closed for several
months duo TO extensive alterations,
will also take place on this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
PRESBYTERIAN

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-22
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Richard T. Grant, president o
the L. s, Chamber Of CommercS
VIII visit Seattle November IS. a
banquet VIII be- extended 70 him
az tho Rainier club.