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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

hands, and was swuying him 10 and
fro: and the look upon Jake's bat
tered face was horrible because II
was outwardly laugh Another
OF the gang looked scared and crrp,
further away. for Sims feet were
leaving the ground Sims chokcd
desperately One man with more
nerve or less intelligence than HIS
fellows. picked w a stone and rails.
Ell Il over Jsks'a head The only
other ruffnn remaining lifted
club Of drittwood and aimed "a I'm.
Ishing stroke at the bowed head Of
Drake.
'oroatssi Oyoutesr' wheezcd Joe
Bunting at that moment. stumbling
thru the small surf followed by tao
OF his crew.
Rontcs an give 'em hcu
squealed Ike SANITY. Ho sprans
ashore. too. grabbing FOR his AK.
bold with the advent Of fresh men.
Mary was running up tho beach,
hampcrcd by wet skirts. her blue
eyes blazing. and her long hair
flying. holding a sharp pointed boat.
hook before her like a spear. She
was trausfigrrcd. She reached the
fighting group when two blows
seemed certain 10 fan NJ the same
instant. and ono only might he
wardsd. She drew IN dcop breath.
and thrust hard with her hoathook
The driftwood club over ptake's
head fell but fell upon tho GOV.
erred head Of Tuhbs. for Drake had
turned to see whence came Ike's
fierce squeak Of encouragement.
Tho battle was over. Ike glarcd
around for foes with fine fcroclty.
There were none. Ills ax drank no
red blood that day. Jos Bunting
and his two mates painted hard
from their efforts willing enough.
but too late. Their mere appear.
ance frightened all the fight out
.of tho conscious mutineers.
Round up the gang. Bunting.
and take them aboard tho ship"
ordered Drake. Mary. wen take
the boat now" He turned TO Jake
Stevens. with hand held out.
Thanks for your help. Stevens. Do
i understand you arc not return.
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said Mister Mud Turtle. Really
when we hro all under the mud you
would scarcely know we were here
at all"
why don't you lot them stay7'
asked Nick
Mister TlngalIng winkod at the
March Hnro and the March Hare
wiggled ono car pack at him,
Because" said he slowly, ''Nfls.
ter Mud Turtle also has another
name. Ho is called Mister Snap.
ping Turtle and woe betidc my.
body who happens to step on him,
particularly in his bare feet"
The Twins laughed--altho they
really did feel sorry for the poor
turtles.
let me see" said Mister Tlnga.
ling taking out his rent book and
opening II to the IT'S"
You pay me one pink stone. ono
green stone and three littlo white
stones here for rent, Won. II you
won't move III have TO raiso your
rent to five pink stones And you
know how hard They oro to find"
Dear, denrr' said Old Mosey. II
suppose we'd better move then.
Have you any ouaer empty houses,
slr?'
I'm take caro- Of YOU" said the
fairym1n kindly. 81 know tho very
place"
Then III 20 and tell tho family
TO start packing" said Old Mosey
Mud Turtle and he slid from view.
To he Continued.)
tCopyfIKhl. 1875. N. y. A. seryIce. Ino.l
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tAdvertlsemenp
How to Remove the Age
Lines and Wrinkles

II seomH difficult 20 believe that 40
simple ~ thing as wettlng tho face with
n soothing creamy tarltroot emulsion
will actually remove wrinkles. orowstoot
and HhEglneHa before ones very eyes, IN
u few minutes, and without tho least
harm nut thousands OF women have
proved this TO their satisfaction II In
only necessary to use q spoonful OF pow
derod tarlsroot mixed with little lemon
julce--then 10 10 tho mirror and watch
tho ago.lncH, burrows and flabblnoss
dlanppcnr like mnglri II Ia n most atart.
ling experience. even vorv sRed faces
arc remarkably rojuyonntod
Procure an original pneteEo or pow
dorod tarEroot from tho druggist follow
the directions and you win be aston.
irhod aud delighted with the result You
VIII find II not only non.injurlovS, but
decidedly beneficial 10 skin and cone
ploSlon. Unlike coamotloa or make-upe,
II does not leave an unnatural effect.
but II TO DO washed OF entirely, leaving
Tho complexion much frouhonod, natural
ana beautiful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
VENTURES
Y 9S TN3 PENCCSe'
81 Olive Roberts Bartor
NO. 20-OLD MOSEY MOVES

The March Hare said. Just look
at that sign beside the swimming
hole. Just look. 1t says No tres
passing The ideal As tho all the
signs In creation are going 20 keep
the boys away from here when the
first warm day comes"
We'll, what's to be done?" asked
Nick.
wen push # over" said tho
hare.
SO the Twins and Mister Ting.
aling. the fairy landlord, and tho
March Hare all pushed and pushed
and the sign fell over on it's face,
and that was the end OF It.
III Farmer Greenway says a
word about It, I'll give him a piece
Of my mind" said the March Hare.
The very idea of keeping boys
away from the very best swimming
hole in tho country
what shall we do now7" asked
Mister Tingaling setting his Ice
cream saucer hat straight on his
head. After so much pushing It
had slid down over one car.
"The next thing to be done Is TO
talk 10 the tenants Of the Old
Swimming Hole and tell them they
have 10 move" said tho March
Hare. LET me sec. Who lives
hereY"
ME- said old Mosoy Mud Turtle
sticking his head out OF tho mud
neA the bank. Did I hear you
say that 80 should have 10 mover
you certainly will have to make
yourself scarce nj once" said the
March Hare.
"Why7' asked Mosoy Mud Turtle
snappishly. we like this house
and IT'S most comfortable. The sun
hits 1t Just right and the mud Ia
always warm even on cold day"
This rs The Old Swimming Hole"
explained Mister Tlngaling, and Tho
boys viii DO coming hero soon to
take their first spring swim"
1--WE don't take up much room,
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Tibet angle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTr TO THE LITTLE MAR.
QUIsE. CARE THE SECRET
DRAySER--CONTIN

Little Mnrquisc. John seemed MI
mixed up. All his ideas about women
had been proven wrong lie had
evidently thought that II no could
get 20 me. get his arms about me
the whole episode OF which he felt |
was making too much ado, would be
blotted out. And the awful part OF
Il Us. little Marquisc, he was right.
At that very moment | was hating
myself because was thinking how
glad | was that had him once more
where could at least sec him.
My husband is very good 10 look
at, little Marqulse. knew l must
hasten ON and get tho whole thing
over II ! did not want TO surrender.
Jack" l snid, tho trouble be.
tween you and mo vs. that we are
both too serious. Before we were
married wo used 90 laugh n lot. We
always found something to smile Mt
when we were together.
Jack, can you remember the time
when you and have laughed hilari.
ously toRethcr7 IL has been almost
a year since you and have danced
together and yet you used to say to
mo that you would rather dnnco with
me than anyone else in tho world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

Poor girl" said Jack. you have
been having a hard time OF Il. BE.
tween the baby coming and the
deaths In your family your days have
been filled with pain and grief. Tvo
never seemed to realize before what
n hard lot women have, Men can
get away from oil the little things
and big Things which hurt and grievc
woman, but your sex can not get
out from under"
There you so. Jack; you arc get
ting serious again. II l have my
way after tonight, am going TO
dance and hugh and wonr pretty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
nEGIN urRE TO-DAY

hNHfAN NAahAa ANhNh
Alden Drake, formerly a sailor
grown soft and tlabby thru life
~ idle ease. ships aboard tho clip
per oruutcs as boy" under the
command Of
Jake stevens. whose cnmity he
quickly incurs because 90 a mutual
love for
Mary Manning. daughter % the
owner who IL passenger Al
cape Town. stevens ls superseded
a. Captain by Drake, whose law.
yors have seen 60 the purchase ot
tho OrOntes during It's cruise, Stew
ans IS reduced TO the rank % chief
mate,
The orontcs is bcsalmed in the
Straits of Java Mary slips away
from the ship with Ike. the stew
ard. and later Jake goes 10 Join
her ashore. pRrg Of tho crew mu-
tinics and goes ashore, too,
NOW 90 ON WITH THE STORY
Lets float the boat and get
clear" he whispered. ITS our last
chance 10 set the boat. Come, stew,
ardr'
Leave him here" cried Mary.
'You're insane, Get the AZ. 1tker'
"Come. Mary" said Drake. turn.
ing away from the crowd again.
He glanced al stevens now as u
expecting more opposition. Tubhs
aud Sims were cautiously rising,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

tainly must confess that we've never
been very pallyi Let's just say
we're going to try this friendship
business aud let 1t SO at that. IL It
doesn't work, then wen know we've
Just made q mistake in thinking that
we were the two people that Destiny
planned for each other
1T always 40 in TO 500 tho boys
before ! 10 In. TO bod DO you want
to como In with me, Jaok2n
My HUSBAND, little Muruuise, rose
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Ing to the ship
Mary took Jake's arm. and dab.
bed at his bleeding fnco with her
handkerchief. She answered, with
blazing eyes and high color.
III Jake doesn't. / wontT'
TO BE Contiuued)
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clothes and probably flirt little"
TN other words you are going to
mako 1t very serious for me, aren't
your"
mo, I'm just going to try and
make IL pleasurable for myself You
know we nro going to try and bo
friends, Jack. ! don't think we have
over been friends, We have only
boon lovers,
Yes" l continued catching the
expression on his face, you cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
BY KEN Killing Killing
by STANLEY

as as s glad to stop taking as ! Il, ron
Together wc went N ~, y sct asd'
in the apartment that ! ma Ssd fi y, TIM
as a nursery. 1t was Wv mis- ron
IN that / have over entered red mi II, sra
with John without ic'"''
about me, ssy,Ics, lne'
Copyright 1874 n 4 "'
TOMORROW; This
tinucd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
TO RAISE FUNDS
FOR CONCLAvE
Knights TemplarS Plan
Campaign for Convention

AZ mass meeting or all com,
monderieg Of knights Tcmplar In
tho city at tho Shrine auditorium
Pine a. aud Harvard ave, Tues,
day evNpiug plans were made for
raising tho necessary funds with
which to entertain tho seth trlen.
NAL couclayo which meets hero IN
tho week OF July 81.
j. A. SWalwcll. chairman or tho
finance committee, explained 20 tho
meeting why n WAS no necessary
90 start tho work az once and how
ID 10 proposed 90 DO il, Ito an,
nounced that 100 team captains hud
been selected ana that IN all about
500 men would ho necessary To-
carry on the campaign Tho organ,
ilation was perfected aud tho toamb
started out Wednesday morning
John Campbell. chairman OF tho
executive committee presided. lie
told something OF tho progress all
ready mado Tor the entertainment
OF tho loo. 900 visitors expected dur
ing the eoneiavo week lie also eN.
plOtped how every line Of business
In the city will DO benefited by the
vast throng of tourists attracted
"a Seattle 10y the conelavc.
Tho funds Go be raised Will be
used Tor the elaborate street decor
ations and lighting effects, book
let's and other publicity uent thru
out the country telling OF tho Rt'
fractions or Seattle and tho Puget
sound country and Tor tho scores OF
other expenses incident 20 tho en-
tcrtalnmrnt OF the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
FASCIST MORALE
is IMPROVED
Appearance of MuSSOlini
Expected TO Add Strength
NO GENERAL ELECTION
Premier Anxious to Return
to Chamber Floor

ROME. March 90 With us NOR,
ME improved by tho recovery OF
Premier Mussounl. tho fascist party
IS quickly dlsposlng OF the bust.
ness before IT,
Tho chamber OF deputies has
hocn taking up tho various budget
bills with unprecedented speed and
aitho there are eight morn depart
mental budgets 20 he approved, Il Is
forecast the work viii be completed
by April T. when the chamber viii
bc ready TO adjourn,
Tie appearance Of Mussolint on
the floor OF tho chamber on Wed
ncsday. is expected 20 add 20 the
strength which the fascists have
shown In this session % parlia,
ment. Hopes Of the opposition Tor
a general election in 1895 are rap
idly waning and the fascists win
thus be able 30 rule without parl.a'
mont until 1895
NluSsolinrs carornCss 10 appear
in the chamber is explained by his
Keen interest tn the discussion OF
the budget OF the ministry OF FOR
elgn relations as well as the ques.
ton OF womcn's suffrage
Tho bill providing for tho en-,
reimbursement % women received
an adverse vote hy the committee
which discussed Il and the premier
recently asked that the discussion
on the floor OF the chamber he
postponed TO allow his particlpa-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Rainier Park Dogs
to Act With BALTIC

After associatlug with BALTIC and
getting into tho pictures, II Is under
stood that tho 10 husl,leu which pull
tho slcds from LonEmlro 20 Paradise
valley arc considering going on
strike FOR beef steak dinners.
''rhe doEr have been doing good
lob this winter. and l guess we'd
have 10 meet their demands n they
strike Tor hcotatcalt." says Howard
Blancher local manager 81 tho Rain
Ter National Park association.
Those dogs VIII have 10 help mako
up tho team Tor the pictures and
you could handy blame them, They
arc all genuine Alaskan dogs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
MARCH BUILDING
MAY Be RECORD
Total Value Now Exceeds
1924 Months Count

Seatuy's building record FOR March
may exceed the $4,000 600 mark II
passcd $4,000. 900 Tuesday,
Nine hundred and ninety -four per,
mtts. calling for tsto5,So5 worth OF
new construction, had becu issued up
To- tho close OF business Tuesday
night The first "a days Of last
March showed SIS permits Tor
yi.s05,Bs0 The total Tor March. 2
wear ago. was loto permits for
.sal5I.SGH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Japan Hopes for
New Understanding

NEW YORK, March 25,--Jupnn
VIII cndonvor 10 reopen the imml.
grafton question. hoping "the day
viii come when thla question may
be settled In n manner sntiaaetory
20 both countries" Japanese Ambns,
a1dor Tauneau Mnthudnira Haid IN
an address here, his flrHt public np,
pcoranco since no presented hia
credentials 20 President Coolidge.
Minimizing The possibility OF irou.
bic between Japan and tho United
States, tho ambassador announced
he has un abiding faith Ia tho
sense Of justice aud equity inherent
IN tho American people 10 settle
tho problem pmionbly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
GLEN SEEKS SAFETY
ON VILLAGE PUMP
TO ESCAPE 8 GOATS

MOUNT EDEN, CAL March ga.
wi Clcm stokes. deputy town
marsha1 to-day was trying to cAs
pDun why acquaintance found
him pcrchcd atop the Village
pump,
hight ucighhorhood goats were
responsible. Stokes said, Tho
animals discovered quantity or
mooushluc mash ate heartily ana
went ou q rampage
Stokes declared tho pump was
the only safe place he could und
and pointed 60 tho fact that three
Mount Itdcn matroua arc apply
ing arinc1 60 certain bruised
areas us proof ot the wisdom OF
His action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
PERSHING URGED
FOR SENATE
!" Continuing Sale of COrsets
Friends Want Him to Run
for Missouri Place

I, WASHINGTON. March 20 Gen.
John ] Pershins Is bslng pushed By
. his friends Tor the 1895 senatorial
race in Missouri against senator
Spencer. republican. but tho former
& commander Of tho A. T. r. Is bc.
iicved destined Tor a diplomatic
rather than political career
! pershug. however. has no per
sonal inclination toward political
Illfe.
Everyone in Washington from
President Coolidge down is agreed
( that the country should utilize
( Pcrshings unusual ability Altho
nomlnaliy retired from ,hs army. no
IL in prime condition and desires to
20 on with active work
( Many offers have come to him
from private corporations. including
one from an International oil com.
pauy. which he has been seriously
considering.
Meanwhile. he has been serving
the country since retirement from
the army last September in n semi
official diplomatic capacity, Ho has
enjoyed the experience and his re-.
cent prolonged tour Of South Amer
len was an outstanding diplomatic
success II he succeeds nz president
Of tho Tacna africa pieblscite com.
mission. which no has Just accepted.
I In settling the goneraton-old dis.
pUt". his friends believe he viii no
prepared for and offered an import.
INIT amhassadoehip
I With Ambassador Myrou 7 Her.
rick expected to retire from the
Paris embassy in fow months.
consideration is already being given
10 the appointment Of Pershiug as
his successor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
RAIL MAN Dies
Newman Erb, Head Of IN
ArbOr Road, Passes

NEW YORK, March 2s;- Newman
Erb, 40, president Of the Ann Arbor
railroad. former yico president NJ Tho
Pcro Marquette railroad and ideHti-
fIod with nearly ID dDzeu other linra
died today ~ iioGioyclt hoFDi'1s fol-
loving an operation,
Erb underwrut an operation for
glanduiar trouble BpndDy
For more than 30 years Erb had
tulgcu IL prominent part in the me-
ti0nH railroad actiyNr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Main Street

Richard Anderson. hollcrmAk'
er. wearing a fancy new shirt
ON University 81, d, W Crock
EFT. insurance. mountain climb
Ing Madison ~ 4. j. Ballet,
lawyer. entering Chamber "
Commerce building. {. D. Coles,
business man Of latte Rock
Ark. leaving the Frye hotel.
Peter Gleason, taxi driver, en-
Toying a smoke between fares.
on Ycslcr way. Jack i,oughrry,
salesman. wearing good clothes
on Second ave Prank Jackson,
rcaltor. coming down on tho
Empire elevator G. J. France,
movie camera man. travelling
north on Second ave. ID. W.
baldwin. building manager on
teriug the Green building Jake
Cooper. driver. looking pleasant
al Third and Yesler Mark Van
Waters. salesman. ringing up
sale In the Green building. W.
+. Morrison. accountant. enter.
ing the Hoge building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
MRS. AMES DIES
Seattle Pioneer Came Here
in 1888; Active Locally

Stricken whle)ylsilng her dnush.
tor. Mrs. Fannie Mcdowell. ~ Port
Orchard. MrH Matte H. Amcs. 7s.
Seattle pioneer. died TueBday.
Rho came here IN 1858 md wua n
momber OF tho Womon's Relief corps
N Stevens post No. !, aud past do
partmcnt president Of tho orRunILW
ton for Washington Dnd Alnsisa
Her husband, wits l., Amoh. for.
mcr city treasurer. survives with two
daughters. Mrs Mcdowell and MrH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Longview Men Block
N. P. Train; Killed

LONGVIEw. March 25,-George
Wiley ana + Eastman were killed
when they walked IN front OF
Northern Pacific train near Vader,
Eastman was from Springfield, ore.
Wuev'a address a unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Another Mystery
Blaze in Yakima

YAKIMA March 25.-Tho Yald.
ma Artificial Ice and Cold storage
plant was burned last night. Tho
loss In $4,000. Tho plant was
year old. Origin OF the blaze Is
unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
New Aberdeen Water
Bond Issue Carried

ABEHpBEN, Mnrch 2b--h $780,
600 bond Issue Tor u nov water Bup.
ply Bystom cnrried IN election here.
Tho vote was i,s4i 30 l,lS1 The
plan w 90 dam waters N the
Wynooche river und pump them into
city mains The scheme was opposed
by private power Interests A for.
mcr bond issue or 100000, sought
both water and electrical develop
mont. D. wnH held invalid by the
supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
BUREAU OF
NTSSING
RELATIVES

III, s'sr Invite. It's reader. TO ma, mi,
apartment as an aid In finding ,ni..lpr
relatives or friends. Tho department i.
10 help In rsunitinE thore who har, bee,
separated. Those whose relatives o,
friends are missing ere Invited to repor,
the disappearHncs directly 10 The sta,,
Rssdsrs whs ms, know the Whereabouts
Of persons mentioned In thi. column as
missing are requested also to r.port 4,
The Star. Other newspapers nre Inyit,d
10 r,produos such iisms .. viii in,srss,
thfir readers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

A mail carrier il entitled 10 10
days sick leave each year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

Marie Blosa. ora3caitlc, md two sons.
Charles y. Amer. Of Maryfwlc, and
j. 8IIermnn Amna. Of seattle Tho
funeral win be- held hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25
Specials From the Food Shops
Swift's Cottage Butts,

Swift's Cottage Butts,
Lib. 30c
BonclcHg. sugar cured. lean
meat delicious In flnYor
Freshly Churncd Creamery
butter. our regular Jcr-
scy brand, lib, soc.
I<ippcrcd salmon. choice
pieces. freshly cured and
smoked. H., 25c,
Hon March Thousand
I-innd Dressing, fresh
every day. H., use.
Din Pickles. big, crisp,
firm fellows, 5ci three
for Zoe.
Bon Marche Special
Coffee, ~ lbs. Sl.0O
Fine grade Of delicious
coffee. You'll like iti
Hinck Icn. combination Of
fino lcHH Of good flavor,
ID. iO-t 2 lbFu zoe.
Libby. Mcneil 4 Libby
FruIt salad, extra choice,
ia heavy syrup. can, 25c.
Lily Of the valley Corn,
fine quality, can, Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

CLARA REED, 80, an old friend
wishes 10 correspond with you. You
lived In Olympia nifio years ago. IA.
dress II, a. Armstrong, Friday IIar.
Dor, wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

Permanent Waving" Special, $500
hod permanently ooiDo
smese the lowered
sodFi Floor Bon Marche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

Metropolitan National bank offic.
iala have an important messugo for
PERCY sTURROCK WILSON, also
known nB PAUL WILSON. formerly
Of Toronto, Canada. Wilson was nj
one time IN Tho electrical business
In Seattle and was last heard from
two years ago from 1924 Allti ave.
Since then nc has dropped from
sight. He served In tho American
army I'm 1918. Tho hank officials
wish to communicate with Wilson at
puCp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-25

TtnN NHnp
Lower Entrance Second Avenue-Tbe Bon MIarche
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-11-06
GERMAN UNIONS
Executives Entertained By
United Mine Workers

BY international Labor News Service
Indianapolis, nd-Frederick Huse-
man, president of the German Miners
Federation, and Dr. George Berger,
also noffcial Of the federation, were
guests of the headquarters of the in
ternational union, United Mine Work
ers of America, for two days here.
Due to the absence of President John
L. Lewis, who is occupied in the an
thracite coal strike, Earl E. Houock,
of the legal department of the union,
acted as host to the visitors.
Herr Husemena and Herr Berger in
spected national headquarters and
were taken about the state to see
some of the coal fields in the central
district. They were entertained at
dinner in the Indianapolis Athletic
Club. Officials of District II and Dis
trict 8 were members of the. party
showing the German visitors about.
They left for Illinois, where they
will be the guests of the Illinois min
ers and will inspect some of the big
mines of that state before leaving
for the East
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1925-11-06
SMITH ELECTED
PRESIDENT
international Brotherhood
of Paper Makers

The Press received word this week
that William r. Smith, general repre-
sentative of the International Brother
hood of Paper Makers Union for
many years, has been elected interna-
tional president of that organization.
Smith is well known and has many
friends in the Miami valley, and they
will be pleased to hear of his success.
Bill has been faithful worker in the
ranks of the paper makers, and in
the highest position of that organiza-
ton will make good. He is now locat-
ed in kalamazoo, Mich, but will
leave January 1st for Albany, N. Y,
the headquarters of the paper makers
union.