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Evening star., 1925-04-30

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songs and dances; Dorothy Corcoran,
dancer; Joe and Nanny King, singers;
Aureiius Battaglia, chalk talker:
Troop 73 Pyramid Builders, led by
Joseph Shapiro; 'Fhe Strong Boy"
Evening star., 1925-04-30

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Advertisement.
Evening star., 1925-04-30
100 YOUNG PLAYERS
WILL AID HOSPITAL
Actors and Musicians to Give Show
at Wardman Park for Chill
dren's Institution.

Nearly 100 child actors and mu-
sicians will take part in the benefit
vaudeville performance to be given at
the Wardman Park Theater, Satur-
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock, for the
Evening star., 1925-04-30

Victor Baimann, 13, weight 174; st.
Adams Cathedral Players; Harriet
Pool and Margaret Jones, dancing
team; Osborne Singing Brothers, Bar
nett Breeskin'S s Orchestra. 3
Evening star., 1925-04-30

Aspirin will revive dropping roses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Paul Accuses COlUin of
UsW pingSherriff's Duty

county maintained autos. a liberal
travelling expense and an invcsti.
eating fund OF $4,000. while the
prosecutor was allowed two invcst.
gators at a combined salary OF
$500 per annum. with an investl.
eating fund Of s2.s0o, and allowing
II deputy prosecutors.
Il feel that the allowance for the
two departments In very liberal and
all the taxpayers should be called
upon TO provide Speaking plainly,
Mt, Colyin. our principal trouble Ia
your personal ambition 10 become
the big dictator. county. city and
federal. and thereby belittlclug tho
ability and Importance OF all other
public officials connected with law
enforcement thus destroying ali
possibility II cooperation In run.
ming down criminals You publicly
cttlciNo acts Of tho board OF cot
missloners for not allowing you con.
troll Of public funds for such on.
forcement
mir. Colvin. como down on earth
and work with other law enforcing
bodies. therefore suggest that you
do some real team work and not Gull
on the taxpayers to pay for duplIcat.
ing work
III II be agreed that you have tho
greater ability, and II ls decided that
you take over this work. then the
commissioners should be advised TO
that effect that We may provide
funds for you In place OF the sheriff.
III understand correctly, YOU
viii apply to the board for cmor.
gcncy funds early iuthc yenr 1896.
That may he sufficiently advised
20 pass on your request, will you
kindly furnish me n satisfactory and
comprehensive statement covering
past expenditures OF your special
service funds, such information to
bo treated In confidcnco7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Forty-Eight Charities
on Community Fund List

Child Home, $4,000: Salvation
Army. s2s.2iS: Scandinavian Sea-
mems Mlssion, $4,000; Semitic Com
munlty Fund, s2S.5OO; Seattle Coun-
ell Catholic Women. $1,000.
Seattle Day Nursery aAsocIat ton,
S0,0Si.b3: Seattle Goodwill INDUS
tries, 10000; Seattle Hebrew
Benevolent society, sl3,b00, Seattle
Junior llomc-PAc. Col, $1,000:
Sllonh Mission. S2,7b0; Social Wei.
fare league, 100000. state Y. NJ G.
A. $1,000 ST. Tcrcaa's Home, $500;
ST. Vincent de Paul society, sii 900,
Theodore Homo, $1,000. Trnvelcra'
Aid society 10000. Volunteers OF
America, sl75O0 Washington chill
dten's Home, $1,000, Washington
Howard association, $4,000; white
Cross Anti Narcotic lcnguc, $4,000.
Young Ladies' Institute club,
S6,i7660.
Y. NJ, @. A. local, ss5,OOOi U. OF w.
V. NJ. G. A., $4,000. Young Mems
Hebrew nHaoClntion, 1890; Y. w,
G, A., 100000; Y. of W. Y. W. G. A.
S2,7OO,
Total agency grants s70s,Std50
Campaign expense, $4,000.
Dc flclt from previous ycnrH,
100000,
shrlnlsago from unpaid plolgcp,
$4,000.
Grand total, sSo3,SiiSo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
DRY Chief HITS
AT FUND VOTE
nti-SaIoon Chief Claims
Duty Is Evaded

In commenting upon the attitude
81 the county commissioners In re.
fusing Prosecutor Colyin's special IN,
veStigation fund and the attitude OF
tho Taxpayers League as expressed
hy Homer I'm. th1r representative.
az the meeting. h \, Hicks, state SUI
perintendent OF the Apu,S1loon
League Of Washington. said:
AFTER having read the printed
statements OF some % the county
commissioners with reference TO pro
hlhition. am not surprised that they
did oppose adequate appropriations
for the enforcement OF the prohibition
law, but am surprised al the attl-
tude taken By the Taxpayers League
MS expressed by Mr.. IilIl when he
asked that the appropriation be de
MED because IL was the duty OF the
federal authorities 20 enforce the pro-
hihition laws"
II do not believe that MIR. Htll ex-
pressed the wishes OF the taxpayers
for the reason that the federal gov.
eminent IS not concerned IN, OF mas
anything whatever 20 do with the en-
forcement or the prohibition law Of
the state OF Washington.
1.-THE state OF Washington enacted
prohibition law in 1916, II is the
duty OF every official. from the Gov
srnor 10 the policeman on the beat.
- - st.f tho dy-ss law Of the state
he enforced. II IS also tho duty o.
proper officials under their official
oath to make whatever appropria.
tons necessary for the enforcement
OF all laws.
I'VE can not evade our RESPONSE
hility as taxpayers or citizens by at
tempting to shift responsibility for
the enforcement OF our laws upon the
federal government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
NO SEARCH LAW
is UPHELD
Must Have Warrant Even
After Arrest OF Person

WASHINGTON. oct i2.-Wy a..
~ Tho United States supreme
court today decided that Ia eases
where arrest aud search of a person
has been MAIDS lrEiumatsly without
d warrant the homo ~ the arrested
person epnnot be- searched by gov
eminent agents without a warrant
Tho case VAS brought to the court
on appeal by Thomas ARsnello.
Frank ARrnello. stephen Alba, An.
tonic. Ccntnno and James Pace u
Brooklyn. n y. from conviction and
prison sentences under tho Harrison
antInarcotlc act The government
Joined with tho five men IA asking
for q hearing by the supreme court
Ia order hat rule 20 determine
uniformity Of action by government
agents could be obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

Forty-oight different charities VIII
DO operated from tho Seattle Com
munity Fund during 1926, The to-
tai fund Ia ss33,sii, OF which sum
800 900 goes to tho social welfare
league and $4,000 to tho y NJ c. a.
A complete list of the bcncficinrics
OF the fund follows:
American Red Cross s3S.000:
league, SS,607nO;
hoy Scouts Of America, 100000
Briscoc Orphan Boys Home, s25.b42i
Campfire Girls. $3.50 Columbia
Conf Home for Aged, tl,bO3i Dca-
conePs Settlement, $1,000 Educn'
tionnl Center G. J. W., SO,bAOi Flor
onco CrIttcnton Home, $500; House
OF the Good Shepherd, 100000 King
County Humane society $4,000
Ladies' OF the G. A. H.. $3.50; Ln1ios'
Relief society s2.Db0
Ladies' Montcfloro Aid society.
b19li Lebanon Rescue Home,
$4,000 Lighthouse for tho blind,
$4,000. Lutheran Mission. $4,000;
National v, NJ. G, AZ $4,000, Navy
y. NJ. @, A, (Ilrcmcrton), $4,000;
Near Enst Relief, $4,000, Pacific
Coast Rescue and PROTECTIVE society
lngton Girls Home, sb.7bOi Ruth
School for Girls, Ii0,o70i7; Rythor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
WILL HARTLEY 90
LEGISLATORS WAY

But those who figure without senu.
mrnt believe that while picking UP
Tho information about state matters
that he required. Governor Hartley
has acquired stock Of political wis,
dom that he did not possess when
he first went 20 olympia. These
name unsentimcnial persons express
the opinion that he II sincerely hop.
ing 80 put over a constructive and
economical program. with the accent
on the economical
And these practical Observers are
convinced that tho members OF the
legislature viii go to Olympia early
IN November prepared 10 travel far
with tho governor. provided he Is
going their way,
Bu; with ali these facts before
them. the political prophets refuse TO
prophesy
Governor Hartley has a well laid
program, the members Of tho lcgis.
lRturo have tn mind TO do what In
best FOR tho state plus the good Of
tho party, and the various interests
Of tho state will arrive at olympia
with baskets fun OF new legislation"
ventures one Of these prophets.
What win follow remains TO be
seen, 3"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
GeIzzANGI1E
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT 10 THE LITTLE MAR.
QUIsE CARE THE SECRET
DRAWEK-CONTINUED

Aitho I did not understand syds
smile. Little Marqulrc. from his face
/ knew ! had answered him with one
quite a. enigmatie.I. for suddenly
realized that / was not moved BY
anything that Jack or sgd had told
me. ! did not care about any kind
Of scandal that could descend upon
Jacks more or icsu sinful head.
All Bensed az t:ht moment was
that was sleepy, dreadfully sleepy
and I wanted 10 so To bed.
was little Mortified at this sem
sation for / thought II / had been
the right kind Of woman, Little Mar
qutae. ough, 20 be angry. angry as
I had been on other occasions when
Jack had had similar cares TO tell
me. but here / was looking At II al
as one completely on the outside
was perfectly willing TO help
Jack I'll I could In this mess. but
whatepcr anyone else might think.
/ knew that as fnr as was person
ally concerned ! was out Of e.. and
the only wish had in All the world
was that / could Just go UP to my
room and get into bed and sleep
Jack evidently waited for some Of
us to say somethIng. but no one
seemed to have anything to say.
what shall dol" Jack finally
asked.
Il think, said Sally Athcrton,
Tho first thing for all Of us TO do IL
TO so 10 bed. am sure we are all
tired. l am especially so. and / am
sure that Leslie is worn out. Look
at the clock II is after three"
You're right. Airs. Atherton." sgd
said. win YOU let me take you
home"
Sally. stay mere all night" in
vitsd, impulsivcly.
I'D like TO. Leslie dear, but I don't
think / had better do that. n there
are any reporters outside, they have
seen the lights in the drawing room
and II ! don't go home they probably
would think that We were having a
conference about Jacks side of the
accident, AS II ls, shall walk out.
call a gay good night TO you all. and
| get In a taxi
"t'ii DO down quite carly in tho
morning, and hope you will be
there. Mr.. Prescott. / don't mind
telling you that before this thing
happened ! had determined TO dis
charge that simpson young woman
ms soon as possible. but from what
you have told Jimmie Condor. l
think 1t is out OF my power"
Jack Rroaned
I'm take YOU home. Mrs. Ather-
ton" persisted sgd
mo. III so alone. You may call
me taxi. tho.
Tomorrow morning. Leslie, you
and Mr.. Prescott should go carly
to tho hospital and find out how
those two young people are"
Cant VIC do that over the phone7''
he asked,
Hardy" answered sgd. who. ms
nearly as could sec. was enjoying
Jacks discontinue.
Copyright, 1925. X. f. A. Service. Iue.)
T0M0RR0W-Ietter from Leslie
Prescott TO the Little Marquise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

Charging Prosecutor ColYin with
rerkinE 10 uaurp the duties OF the
sheriff and other law enforcement
agencies. Commissioner Frank Paul
Monday answered attacks upon tho
board based on ita refusal 20 grant
a $4,000 fund FOR secret inyes'iga
ton.
Paul'H letter follows.
Ewing y. GOWN. Pros, Auy
pear sir; According 10 your ut.
,erancca in the press you mislndse
me.
Il never use liquor In any Of i'a
forms. I favor tho strict enforce
mcnt Of our laws against tho liquor
traffic and gambling in all iis
forms, graft. larceny and the use
OF public funds for private pur'
poses. Holding position OF one
Of King county's business agents. l
feel my paramount duty Is to pro
tcct tho taxpayers funds and de-
mand strict accounting for every
dollar expended.
4 oppose wv EHNA'N hNfN'''''hf
Of Taxpayers money.
duplication OF work Is a waste
Of public funds, and should not be
tolerated.
III have always felt that your OF.
flee should be conducted strictly as
law office for tho prosecution Of
law violation.
eft occurs TO me that closer co.
operation between the prosecutor
and sheriff would be conducive to
better law enforcement, and the
stamping out OF crime in this coun.
ty at "a reduced expense. feel tho
board has provided sufficient funds
for the prosecution OF all criminals
after being npprchcnded, and tho
budget allowed tho sheriff by the
board Is equally sufficient for tho
apprehension OF criminals.
Tho allowance for tho sheriff, ms
I recall, was some 20 deputies, four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Millionair Club
Auxiliary Program

Music and readings viii feature
the entertainment scheduled Tues
day night for the Women's auxil.
larry Of the MiIIionalr club. a phil.
anthropic welfare center. with auxil.
larry headquarters, at 5000 Arcade
building.
The program. starting at p. m,
includes an address by Mrs. John
Trumbull. plano selections by Miss
Mary Thomas and Miss Doris Hunt.
cr, violin numbers by Miss June
Iraberland, and n series of recita.
tions by Miss Lila Eugdoll and
Miss Catherine Mcleod. There win
be refreshments. There will be no
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
BISHOP BRO W N
is OUSTED
EpiSCopalS DepOSe Him From
Ministry at New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. oy, IA Jliy T.
pA-Nlltam NontgomcrN Brown
hereto bshop. Was Jyp0sed from the
ministr, ~ tho Protestant Episcopal
church today
The sentence WAS read by Bishop
Cthclbcrt Talbot In tho presence ot
80 persons and was as follows
Therefore. 1 depoSc you, William
Montgomery Brown, from the sacred
ministry and do hereby declare that
you are SO dcposcd
Bishop Brown was not present
ana a copy OF the sentence WAS sent
TO him by registered mail
Bishop Thomas r. G1ilor ~ Ten.
nessce and r. T. Reese % Georgia.
were the official ecclesiastical wit
nesscs, Georsr 2ahrislie % New
York. counsel Tor the house Of bis,
hops aud the church advocate were
also present.
Tho sentence was read In the
chapel ~ ST. Paurs church and was
preceded by a short prayer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
RETAIL STORES.
SHOW GAINS
West Coast Business I'M
proves During September

SAN FRANCISCO. oct l2.=Hev,
enty-ouc rruu stores Ia the lgth led
oral reserve district report a gain Of
rs per cent IN sales Tor September
this year over the same month last
year. according 10 announcement OF
the federal reserve bank here today
The gain Ia sales for California
was SIS per cent. the Pacific North
west states gained q per cent and the
Intrrmountaln states gained 90 per
cent, the bank reported.
Percentage gains by cities were as
follows
Los Angeles. 90. Oakland. so. San
Francisco, 81; Seattle. 6,s. Spokane.
90, salt Lake. &C.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Coolidge Will Hear
Seattle Minister

Row. Chauncey ]. Hawkins, pastor
Of Plymouth Congregational church,
viii deliver a sermon in President
cooldge'B Congregational church In
Washington, D. O., while he attends
tho national council Of the ConRro.
gutional church there October 20 to %.
other delegates from Seattle TO tho
council will be Alfred Lundin, Rev.
II, G. Mason and Rev. and Mrs. e.
H. Gale,
One Of the biggest topics 10 be
tnkcn UP at the conference VIII bo
the merger OF the Evangelical
Protestant churches. which would
bring 10000 new members to the
Congregational church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Noted EggMerchant Here
Il T.
E.. Columbus Visits City

DROUGHT 10 Seattle by hdyrr
ID tlsomcnta ~ tho Chamber OF
Commerce. Christopher Columbus.
big butter and egg man Of Genoa,
Italy. arrived in Elliott bay Monday
aboard tho auxiliary schooner ITnta
He WAS TO address the Rotary
club az noon luncheon in The
Olympic Hotel on How Service
Sells Butter and Egga In Genoa
lie WAS 10 talk 10 the Klwanis
club on "rho Growth 81 lSlwanihn
Ideals IN the Butter and Esq Ia
duAtry" Tho Young Mems Bust
ness club win learn how senor Coz
lumbua rcyolutionlred the egg huai
ness IN Genoa by standing the eggs
on end and saving chipping space
lie viii bc taken on tour Of
Puge, Sound poultry ranches. later
In the week,
Seven members OF tho piuta's
crew. who arc said TO have tried TO
start revolution aboard during tho
trip over. were arrested "a tho docl.
and locked up In the city jail on
open charges, Sheriff starwirh al.
ready has five good and one fair-to-
middiln' theories about tho affair
and expects others TO come to him
later.
lie says that the revolution was
smuggled aboard the Pin,a Rt
Genoa In a sack Of pancake -four
bui this Is denied by crew mem
bsrr. who said 1, eamo aboard 10
case OF Chianti.
Senior Columbus sald he favored
tho city manager plan. The Com.
munity fuud plan, rBc Initiative. rrf,
crrndum and recall, payment o. the
French debt. extension 81 this air
mail system. nll Mitchell law On.
turccmsut and Washington 20 win
tho world series
After that Newspaper Photograph
era snapped him buying ticket 10
the f.ikn' minstrel chow from a
pretty girl. giving - for the Com
munlty fund 10 a pretty girl. being
greeted at The Olympic Hotel BY a
pretty glri and examining Puget
Sound eggs handed him by pretty
girl Tho photographers ALEC took
pictures al pretty girls nltting on
tho tAffraii Of the r1nia, climbing
up the rigging Of this Pinia and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Prosecutor Aids
in Booze Arrest

Charged with operating joint
under the guise Of a bath-massage
parlor and stenographic bureau.
Miss Billy Edge. 30. was released
under 81. 500 bail at the county Jail
saturday evening. She wRs arrested
by Deputy sheriffs Harry Ajax and
Charles Jarrett NJ the request OF
Deputy Prosecutor Peyser. who ac-
companied them on a raid Of Miss
Edges apartments at Seventh ave.
hotel. Ajax said they found no evil
dcnce except an empty liquor flask
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
One Dead, % Hurt
in Train Smashup

PORTLAND, Orc. Oct. 12.-tBy
u. P.,-Traffice was restored today
over the main Union Pacific tracks
near Arlington, Ore. where the
crack Continental Limited was
wrecked Saturday night, resulting
in one death and 20 injuries.
Robert r.. Lee, fireman, was the
man killed.
Twenty-three persons were listed
us injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

PLEASED to meetcha !"
said Mr.. Christopher Column
bus. as he arrived in Seattle
Monday from his ship Pinta.
He posed for photographers in
the latest fashions Of his home
city.
wearing IS s. Pinta" life preserv-
era
The tourist said he started out
with tho intention Of visiting India,
bat heard about the Seattle climate
thru Chamber OF Commerce book
let's and came here instead lie
may locate permanently in Seattle.
he inumatad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Hartley Program TO Be
SerUed on Legislators
Eat Out of My Hand" Governors Attitude
in Coming Session; Others Not So Sure

being engineered from Spokane, but
" said 20 have the unanimous back.
ing Of bankers u the state
Many sections OF the state viii
he on hand 30 ask Tor new or bet
ter roads And while the road ap,
preparation waa tho only one pass
Cd Tor two years a. the regular
session OF the Legislature, n II said
that hy reason OF TIE fact that
there is a surplus IN the patrol
fund an effort VIII he made 20
have some Of this money diverted
10 the construction Of a number Of
new roads While this v held b.
many TO be Illegal, "a fight VIII no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

doubt be made 70 have such action
lrrullzed
The Washington Tax Limit league
has made extensive preparations o.
put thru 10 taxation program. This
will include, II lg said, "a c0nultu.
iional amendment providing Tor new
classificailOnA The slogan u the
Taxation league win BE- Higher
Valuations and Lower Rates" The
other taxpayers organizations Of
the state Will back up thea' DE-
mnnds, II s. believed.
Gov Hartley is expecting an &C.
Homlcal session Of 30 days Tha
members " the legislature ars
counting on 80 days and such cz-
peHdlturcs 49, the situation demand
and the traffic will bear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
RACER IN CRASH
Spokane Drivers Entry
Wrecked at Silver Lake

Thrown 90 feet when his Cur went
thru fence nt the silver Lake races
Rudy Hahn, "a, Spokane ruco driver
was seriously hurt Sunday afternoon,
lilo was tukcn 10 Spokane from
tho Providence hospital at Everett
Sunday night, after emergency treat.
mont. Hahn Us expected to live,
lie sustained n fracture of the left
arm, an injury TO his back nnd
nbrnslons on his face. His car. No.
=. was wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
WOULD GIVE C0LVIN
COMMUNITY CHEST
AID IN SECRET WORK

BACKING Prosecutor Colvln in
- his campaign against gem.
bling and booze joints. President
w. r. Phelps, Of the Junior
Chamber Of Commerce. urged that
$4,000 Of the Community Chest
fund be diverted into an investi.
CATION fund for Colyln. Monday.
"Thfs would replace the amount
refused the prosecutor by tha
county commissioner Friday"
Phelps explained. "and would
probably save tho Community
Ghost about 100000 for booze
widows and children and welfare
work for cnses caused by liquor
and gambling"
Colyjn WIS TO discuss his work
at n meeting OF the Junior Cham.
Der Of Commerce at Mcyeg' cafe.
terra Monday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
He SWung,But Too Far

nONT try this your automobile. Swinging your
IL partner isn't all it's cracked up TO be, especially
where the street Is narrow sgd BrOckman, 902 Yakima
place driving truck Warsaw ST., swung his machine
10 avoid collision with another ear, but little too far
To get back on an even keel. The motor truck did
flyng nose dive down steep embankment 10 one side
and ended its leap by pOkng its radiator in a shack at
the bottom of the grade sgd climbed out Of a tangled
OF glass, brass and flying boards, unscathed But
the truck was simply ruined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12
Alaska Dry Agent
Named by Andrews

WASHINGTON. Oct. i2.-tBy u.
P.l-Assistaut Secretary OF the
Treasury Andrews today approved
several appointments made by pro-
hlhltion administrators They In
Guide Z. d. Burgfeld deputy admin
istrator at Juneau, Alaska: George
w. oylan. deputy administrator for
Idaho headquarters at Boise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-12

DRANK CooMBs takes OF his
l. coat.
Kick itr' he orders Forty busl,
ness men. doctors. professional men,
city officials and their wives, sweet,
hearts aud daughters sins Red Hot
Toes" at the, tops Of their voices,
Tho piano In the Elks Temple din.
ing room pounds away for dear life.
Christmas Is coming. oycrythtng's
,opsy.turyy. and Frank Coombs.
who used to be a lettcr.carrior in
downtown Seattle "A score Of years
ago, Is ordering about Chief Bll
severyns. telling sheriff Matt star
witch 20 set some snap into his
hula dance and showing half the
leading lights OF the city how TO
be MINISTRIES
They had rehearsal az the
temple the other night FOR tho biz
minstrel show the Elks are going
TO put on Friday and Saturday
next at the Metropolitan les for
the annual Elks' Christmas tree,
that puts Joy into hundreds OF
kid hearts every year.