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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
GUN ELEVATION
is OPPOSED
Coolidge Da5S Not Favor
Raising Warship Rifles

WASHINGTON. Jan -prssidtBt
C8blllre is imposed t1 che prgpoa1l
to elevate tho Ems ON ta Am9fign
battle hips Secretary 10 che Nnty
Wilbur to-day informed tho house
naval uuaiH committee
Wilbur Hh tbe proposed alter
alton. costing st5oo0op would ~,
store tao navy 60 The SEA ratio Of
tho Washington arms treaty. lie
informed thu COMMITTEES. however,
that tho president, after due dsliber-
alton, had decided the eNps nditury
was 'fn conflict with his financial
program
Great britain has Informed this
country that the British government
feels abe elevation ~ iuurt gums on
capital shipr would o. "a violation
- ths spirit. h not on Che letter ot
gHr Washington arms treaty Ftgrs
un ~ State Hughes to-day wrote
Chairman Butler ~ The house navel
atfairu committee 30 Response 20
The houts resolution reaurstinE def
mite information on what protests
n any. had been made by foreign
nations.
Hughes said that tho japanese
government. un the other hand, did
not regard gun elevation "a a Nios
latlon % the treaty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
MRS. HUhSICKER
BALKS
PoliCewOman SpurnS White
Center Assignment

Long smolasrIuE fires q d!seon.
tent IN tho police women's division
nared again "wednesday when Mra
Sylvia Iiumickrr. veteran police
woman, added frrAh fuel 90 the sm
bcru by indicating hho would refuse
20 report far duty at White Cen.
ter. * which place shs had been
assigned by Mrs. Elizabeth ". llar
ris, supervisor ~ The division
Slnce tho appointment - Mrs.
Harris aa supervisor a year ugo,
the Womsps division has been rlf0
with dlscori. as nearly every woW
an Ia The department was a rival
Tor the position.
About a month ago, ssycryns waH
called upon % arbiirnto another
outbreak among tho women when
Mrs. y. 81 sluss0r was appointed
by sevtyyuh az public dance han
supervisor. sob which had been
held by Aira. Harris IA addition TO
her regular position.
Ms Harris, Who IL tine wife %
Detective Lon &. Harris, desired 70
keep both jobs, shg taid ssvcrNpa,
and when Informed that Irn. slus'
ssrH appointment, would stand,
pleaded with him no, TO remove
Mrs. slutssr from tho womunu d.
vision.
gcyeryus, however, gave Mrs.
slusssr a drsk IN another office and
required htr 90 make her reports
60 him direct
Tint be- has made no decision In
Tho caso % Mrs., iluntloksr was De.
Ciargd by svvcryua THURSDAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
LAW C0NNIVINC
CONTINUES
Evasion Of Marriage License
Rules Still Goes On

Tho system of winking az the
marriage law c0unircd az by the
county auditors office viii continue
% usual, County Auditor Ferguson
said Thuuday following is expos
urc by Star reporters "Wednesday.
Ferguson said lac had no power TO
stop NJ II Cushing. a notary public,
from swearing several times a day
that he Il personally acquainted with
to.be.wed couples he has never seen
before. or 20 stop Gushing from at.
testing that these couplcs arc eilgi'
bic 20 marry and arc not criminals.
\. c. John. q license deputy. who
obliringly finds Gushing FOR couples
who hRyo no witness. Is perfectly
within his rights, Ferguson said.
The auditor asserted that John is
there ''to help tho public and that
this duty Includes tho location Of q
Convenient witness" at any time,
Cushing admits he has been a wit
ness Tor thousands OF couples he Inns
never seen before. Ilo IS not en-.
ployed by the county or city, but
makes a living searching records and
acting az n witness. The stars AT.
tack wns not directed at him. but az
tho system which winks at evasion
Of marriage Law designed TO fore.
stall mile.a.minute matrimonial ven
lures which. nine times out Of 10, 70
on tho rocks.
Tho prosecutors office, thru Eu'
gene Mcncham, divorce proctor. has
attacked tho system II was 20 prove
that u exists thnt Tho star sent It's
reporters 10 secure the license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
MUSCLE SHOALS
VOTE TODAY
Senate toAct on Underwood
Plan for Power Project

WASHINGTON. Jan. s-After
working l,sclf into ono OF the most
complicated parliamentary i'ua.
,lona in years. the senate, at p.
m, viii today vote on The Under.
wood plan Tor dlsposing Of tho Mus
Gle Shoals power project.
Republican leaders expect 90 pass
the Underwood bill. tn preference 10
the Norris government operation
BIN, but they have no intention Of
stopping there. II tho bill passes,
they intend 10 put Il up TO vote
again In competition with the Jones
plan for referring the whole cues.
ton Of dLsposlng OF the project 10 a
government commission and KIN
tho Underwood bill. This vote viii
come a. some future date,
The goal ol the administration
group Is tho enactment Of the Jones
plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Charges SOrdid Plot T!
Walsh Tells Senate of Move to Defeat
Child Labor Amendment

WAsItINGToN. Jam. "a eharss
w tbat 'a s.rhrnBz AND sardid
movement h5a been organized Ga Jr
fsat Ratification ur tEe saIld labor
amendment bE tbs legislature was
made iu tHr senate todRy ty Srua
toT Thomss I, Walsh chief invest,
Eai1F ia ihs rapot Dome Inquiry,
Walsh said that ia this movement.
which o. well organised aud "uhcral.
~ financed. arc some lobbyists who
have been previously d.strcjitsd he
reaurfcvtei an Investigation by tbs
senate Into activities 0f "Jhg insIdI
o1s lobby" " 1878 and gbargrd that
tha National Association az Manu-
faciurvH and iis counsel iamce Em
cr} at present asaius, lt6 child d.
pAr amendment tirn feevFypd uu.
euvHhc prominence
'lt Was then rstatIthed bv rafre
rgn,iraes that ftc ugspeaEable AIr.
Mglhsll bad operated for "a number
pg years about washington a. tho
Paid lobbyist Tor that organisation
under diryrilcn 90 Emty Walsh
said The agtiy.tirs - sac Palf took
"a wide range, tuf csbtsrgd la an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
DAHLBY TO QUIT
Intends 10 File for Council,
Mayors Secretary Says

Henry @. DahlhY. secretary 70
Mayor Brown since October, 1898.
Thursday win hand IN his resiEna'
ton, 20 take effect January rs, OF
a. soon thereafter as his present
work in completed. DO said Thursday.
lie declared his intention Of films
lls candidacy Tor tho council.
Dahlry denied that he will BE- an
administration magthplsco " elected
70 the city council
rs a matter N fact De said
Mayor Brown and I do not agree
on many matters of civic business
and I shall not feel backward about
buciing him II elected"
Already there arc use candidate
up Tor election In March. Council
President Bertha LandgA Finance
Chairman y. L. Blaine and alrs
kathryn Miracle, head o. the hsr'
bors committee, have filed heir In.
teniiou Of seeking rc.elsstlou. oliver
r. Erickson. former council member,
and y. ". walberg. Of Ballard. have
also flied with the city oompiroller'a
office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08

parents ANA school authur,ues Tho
bQanl has hitherto refused 90 allow
rhool buildings 10 De used Tor these
purposes, Zoe various yrlEona
Mrs John Lochorc, gso1 Arrow.
smith ave- a member % the TT. A.,
told The star THURSDAY ~ efforts
made hy "a recreation committee On
her district 20 provide suitable re-
taxation and amusement Tor chI'iuu
PLAY seems te ba "a lo-t art, 30 she
said 'Fur some months We have
been renting han and singing
dances fer tie pupils, under strict
supsgst sioE both ~ parents and by
Principal . w, Reed. and tho boya'
and girls supervisors, Parents we're
always welcomed and acted as "a.
irons and ratrpnessea They were
Elad 20 know wheru their children
were and the children cpioysd the
occasions,
"a email admission was charged
esrh student. who had 20 10 youchcd
Tor by the school and 20 register tr,
fore entering tho hail. No orc WA
allowed % leave before ~ p. m. with
out checking out Only Funklia
students AMI alumni were allowed az
The parties"
The system had 20 10 dropped
temporarily. Mr. Iochore said. thru
lack ~ finances, Expenses Tor the
ssnss ~ dances and parties mounted
20 tI,T00 Tor 10 dances. Of which
Sllo went for music, Hall rent was
a big item. Finally. community card
parties wer1 organized 20 raise funds
and entertainments wcrN put on FOR
small children % from q 90 !. years
on saturday afternoons. Committee
women. with tho holp OF from three
90 nye tigh school boys and girls.
conducted these affairs Each child
paid 10 cents and WINS. In addition 70
TIE entertainment. Eiyeu caaly and
cookies,
IanIior service was done b. Prank.
In high boys i0cal fuel dealers gave
wool and coal Tor heating. Mrs
/ Loehorc said. Finances we're raised
by II committee members. represent.
ing each ono 81 tho II grammar
schools affiliated with Franklin.
since tho dances aud entertain.
msnts were started says Airs.
Lochore. there has becn no trouble
az an AZ Franklin. Policswomeu tell
MS that tho school has some Of the
best behaved pupils IN the city and
that, while our school dances were
running. there never was biz Of
trouble VIC kept tho children inter.
catcd and wc knew where they were
because wo played with thsm'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CHILD LABOR
STARTS ON PAGE I

Arguments OF opponents n tine
werr taken apart By
various women speakers and chal.
lcugcd Mlsstatsmsnts concerning
tho effect q the amendment were re-
futed and The charge. BY tho Manu-.
fneturcrs' association. that iis pas.
sage would deprive children % the
right TO life. liberty and tho pursuit
OK happiness wos ridicglsd
other speakers included Airs.
Harry John Miller. who j. % intro
ducc the ratification amendment,
Airs s. ". /. Glars. editor u the
legislative Councillor: Mu, W. X.
Griswobl. Airs Edward j, Fick. of
the Seattle League 81 Women No,.
sra. Mrs. samuel T. sterin. % the
Council q jewish Women. airs.
Charles q. Alllltr. u tho Seattle Fed.
Grated clubs. Mrs. G. r. Bognrius.
OF tho PnrentTcachsrs' association
alrs. J. u. McPheraon. % the Century
club. nfrs. Frederick J. Buell.. q the
cgty clubs: Alra. ,. =. Morrison, 81
thu W. c. T. T.; Mrs- ". q, Perry
q the Trade Union league; Mrs. Vic
tor Afalatrom. president Of the State
FEDERATION % Womsn's clubs and
Mws Alice Lord o. the Mattresses
union
Copies OF resolution passed al
the meeting will ~ sent 70 each
member % the state legislature
kilograms were read at the meeting
from Mrs. II. c, McCrsdis, chairman
OK tho legislative department ot The
state Federation q Womcu's clubs
and from Mrs Wcstm0Fc. Of sPo-
kane. president OF the federation
strong support for the measure
was promised by Mrs. Victor "
Mpistroni. president o. the state
PIT. A. and Mrs Mary Hutchin-
son. president o. the state League
Of Women Notcra
A committee 10 visit Governor
elect Hartley IN the interest Of the
amendment was being chosen ThuTH-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08

effort So defeat au LEGISLATION ln
whieh feEaFi Labor waH Interested
Tho disclosures constituted tha
sensation 90 tho day. tho uaEurv or
witch can re learned Uy yuHsul,InF
the Giles 10 tho pryas tur che sum.
mtr tbat 1taE Do 81 sufficient Co
say that neither tho association nor
Pee counsel has been conspicuous
about the capitol since and h u "a
Hlttrr ot speculation whether the
tullurs1 evlncsd by their uresgnt
appearance IN due tU "a conviction pn
tbcir part uf a deyadsnco On the
moral tong ~ public lie. or
whether u arises from the belief
tHat time has modified the general
Indignation 90 which their acts save
us-
TEn national association az
manufacturers gv SUCH has 400 spe
gai Dter,st m children except 10
make money out 90 their hupF. ~
Is no datrtllt 20 lt. 90 say that BE-
exists Tor the purpose tf promoilng
the financial interests % ia mem.
bers. It's opposition 20 the child
labor amendment 10 soriidly and
alckeuly selfish"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
OFFICER SPENDS TOO
MUCH TIME AT WORK;
WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE

GEORGE Il. HOLMES. inside
VI man and veteran Of 10
years service on the Seattle
force. Is about to be penallzed for
too faithful service 10 tho de-
partment. Lulu NJ. Holmes. his
wife. has filed suit for divorce,
charging that he pays too much
attention to his official duties and
not enough 10 her.
Incompatibility Is the formal
allegation. Mrs. Holmes asks for
an equal division Of the $4,000
they have amassed during their
10 years of married life and Gus
tody 81 their adopted son, LyonaI.
aged IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Medical Student
Finds Poison Remedy

PoRTLAND ore, Jan 81
remedy for salmon poisoning" fatal
10 dogs. may result from research
Of T. u. Wyatt, advanced stu
dent in the University Of oregon
Medical school here. It was made
known today.
wyatt has succeeded in isolating
a substance in the red flesh Of the
salmon which causes the poisoning.
he reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Murderer Sets Fire
TO Home of Victim

BEND, Ore, Jan. S.-Aleck
Rouchek, s., Russian citizen, en-
pioye OF tho sheylin.Hizon company
here for nearly two years. was MUIR
derad as he entered his bachelor
shack shortly before Z o'clock this
morning on his return horne from
work on the night shift at the saw.
mill.
The murderer set fire TO the
house. which WIS a mass OF flames
by the time the fire department an
swered the alarm al 4.14 a. m.
Officers are cndcavoring to locate
a bachelor eomplnlon Of RouchcH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
CHILD IS MANNED
BY STREET CAR
Little Hope Held for H.
Year-01d Girl

Helen Myers, ii.ycar.old daughter
Of Mrs. Cora Robillard, 1874 AK
nvc.. wna manned and probably
fatally injured "Wednesday evening
when she was run over by n street
car at Luna park.
The child was IN the city hospital
Thursday, having lost her right arm
under the street car wheels, She is
suffering from Intense shock and a
serious head injury. Little hope IL
held Tor her recovery.
The child was playing in the sand
with a companion, and attempted TO
cross tho tracks ahead OF the street
car. The operator. i, u. paies, said
nc saw the girl Just before the car
hit her. She was taken TO the hos
pltal in an auto driven by George
Mack. 1898 Aiki ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
DEAN SPENCER
IMPROVES
May Be Out Of Hospital in
Next Three Weeks

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Jan, S.
Complete recovery % Dean spencer
~ chs college ~ journalism ruiyfr
-ity 1f Washington, is predicted With
Don three weeks No baa shown
marked Improvement tu the pact rew
days. doCium HIr. he pas enc ~ the
survivors x the 500 Line train wreck
near here shortly bsf0ore Christmas,
ia which tlght persons ono hls infant
laughter. lost their lives.
Mrs. Spencer Be- alsu confined in a
hospital here. tho able 20 leave her
Sed Tor short intervals daily She is
suffering from shock ana exposure.
The dean b. nursing au infected knee.
the result OF scratches received when
che car m which ho Was riding ZEN
into The Chippewa river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
lndict Banker in
$4,000, 900 Crash

elSNELAND. Jan. s.-Josiah
2Es7. ioBataeF and former prosi.
ts' q the deiunet Cleveland Dis.
''s,i Co. a is7.00o.090 concern. to
q vas indicted by a special grand
iry on tic charge Of Issuing q
y financial statement In conncc-
= With his management OF the
sssaHny.
\ r Poland, former treasurer %
e company. vas indicted on the
azs charge.
y ias heels Of this action, Kirby
ag vas indicted by a federal grand
- o. Is counts.
me founder o. the big mortgage
aVany Is in Les Angeles, where
sas freed on bond when a federal
.'ani vas served on him a month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Beekeepers to Meet
in Seattle Jan. II

The King County neekeepefs' as
ISOLATION will hold it, annual meet
ing January II at 1880 p. M, at the
Seattle T. W. G. A.
After the election Of officers for
the now year. Professor kineaid, ot
the University Of washington. VIII
lecture on bees, using slides Of ms
own and somo obtained from the
A /. Root company for the oeca'
ainn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Big Drop in Bend
Building Permits

BEND, ore, Jan. S.--,Altho Bends
actual building activity in 1894 com.
pared wen with that in the previous
year, the total Of building permits
issued during tho year just ended
was only Sa?s.76O. as compared to
S4ss,50 In 1898.
No permit was issued for the now
high school building. cost Of which
will he about s21S, 900, nor for sov.
orul other large buildings, so that
the years actual building total is
we'll over half million.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
TWO INJURED IN.
KNIFE FIGHT
husband Held in Jail After
Family Quarrel

family frht THURSDAY ip
.s.,s a tuter5r bn.fr wzs uCcIS
N n rauey 80 an gns,Herr,
Mi, vers severely sac about
- ana basiy Tas taiHig was
...'l ty ta1 qg'.cg Egm Msi.Us
~ pfec.Hc
,,,stsa m Tturla} pc.rh1ors
- near me rauec home tiis
~, \. L.. af w "a rlat can.
, w. EQy "a Is Johu SUIT sni
swanson responded They
- Tsn,s half unconscious from
a s,os! He was sashrj ahout
,,,io ana gace. Mrs Taftee had
-. ,sara= on her wrists, UNDER
- ana across The ulst she
a tcen battered atgut the
$500 MAS IoJsgj Boz bu after
',,r,,nt AZ the slty hospital Mu-
!, -. as placed under care 20 "a
--.l..sn ID her hcme She tul ps
81 Nas ASLEEP when Der huss
- -, home and attacked her
rhhgut varuips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Maple Hill Club
Will Meet Friday

Maple Iiill Improvement club viii
meet Friday, az y. IN, az the Ma.
pie school. where C. II. leighton,
OF the Madison Park Improvement
club, VIII be present with incorpora.
ton papers for the club.
4 splendid musical program Is
promised. with refreshments. and
during the evening Mrs, Palmerton,
~ tho Mtisle and Art Foundation
fund. win address the members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Portland Bridge
Bids Are Opened

PORTLAND, ore. Jan. s.--Bld or
tho Gilpin Construction Co, OF Port
land, for construction OF the now
ssllwood bridge, across the william.
ctte river was the lowest OF eight
opened today by county bridge en-.
EincerE.
The bid called for completion in
$50 days. for sit2.5Oe, Award will
not DO mado until all figures arc
checked and tabulated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Rumor Ousting of
Co. Home Keepers

County commissioners pnn 10
Gust Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Bruce "a
custodaus % tho county homo Mon.
day and appoint James L. Dupen
in their place, according to reports
az the county.city building Thurs
dag.
uupsn ran for county commission
or 10 the North district. against WI
liam Brown, cOmmissiouer-elect az
tho last elections He formerly was
a chef az the county hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce have been
cusiodiang Of the home for two
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Prize Money Spent,
Man and Wife Happy

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Jan. s.--"Ths
curse OF that money is gone and nov
We can be happy together again
said Mrs. Dora Elwell today. after
she and her husband. who had wor
$4,000 In n contest 10 name n pa
tional magazine, had staged a recon
ciliation.
The reconciliation followed dismis
sal % charges OF neglectlng his four
children against Elwell, brought 10y
his wife.
'2Ail except 5000 Of the prize money
Ia gone and we can start again" snit
Elwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
DRINKS IN CONGRESS
ARE THING OF PAST,
DECLARES V0LSTEAD

GRANITE FALLS, alinnp Jan,
VI S-rhr days o. Drunken con-
grJ7smsn are some forever, An
drew Nolstrsd tather Of The
prohibition act. said today.
Questioned concerning hllsgn'
tIonz of Alrs. Prank y Scott, wife
o. Representative Scott 81 Michh
gan. that drinking orgies wcre tho
chief p1stimFa 81 come lawmakers
jn Was hiuEton. be said
4 have seen tho day iu con.
Eress when men on che floor were
20 drunk they couldn't stand. l
have Witnessed scruss TINT would
disgust am ordinary Hrrnnp en-
acted on the floor Of Tho house
aud speeches made under inilu'
cnce % liquor that were ridiea'
lous
since prohibition there has
been mona % that willis some
cdngressmsn undoubtedly b'ill
drink. there has been 70 great an
Improvement there u no c7mpari'
son with former days
Congress generally % sober
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Farmers Council
Scores Ford Paper

WASHINGTON. Jan, s.-A resolu.
ton denouneing false and unwar-
ianted attacks made upon the CO
operative marketing movement aud
its leaders by Henry Ford thru his
newspaper, tho Dearborn lndcpend.
Ont. was adopted By tho National
Council OF Farmers Cooperative
Marketing associations at tho clos.
ing session Of IT'S convention hero
today.
1--WE resent attacks based upon
Ignorance and inspired by preJu.
dice" the resolution said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Elks Hold Annual
Midwinter Meeting

The annual mid-winter meeting OF
tho Washington State Elks' associa-
ton was TO be held Thursday after
noon In the ciubrooms OF the Seattle
lodge. No. 81. Members from all over
the state viii attend.
Before the business session. tho
delegates were 10 visit az the Seattle
orthopedio hospital AZ II a. nj.
Walter i. Meier, president OF the
association, was to preside, A dinner
viii be given the delegates at 8 p.
go "'uhrooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Bill Harris Wife
Wants to Act Again

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Jan. s.
Suit OF winifrod westoyer Hart.
estrangcd win OF william $. Hart,
film actor, for permission TO break
tho terms Of their separation agree
ment and return al once 10 the
screen, was postponed until tomor.
row afternoon when called by Judge
stephons today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Mail Appropriation
Bill Passes Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. - Al'el
les than quarter Of nm hours
debate. the senate yesterday ailer-
nom passed the combined postoitice
and treasury appropriation biii
carrying s76s,3o9,o5s.
The i4i Increased tho house app
preparation for the two departments
by gi20.00o,oOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
Victim Refuses to
Tell Stabber's Name

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. S.--Police
today sought 10 discover tho idon'
tity OF n man who stabbed Art Lee
in "a street brawl last night. Lee
had two superficial wounds over the
heart and a bad cut in his left
hand. lie refused TO reveal who
his aitackcr was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08
LECTURER COMING HERE

4 series Of nine lectures, com.
meucing sunday. January II, viii
be held nightly, at 1880. In the Al.
vent Christian church
The lecturer, Airs. NJ. Mckinstry,
now on her second tour OF the IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-08

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