The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 22, 1919, Page 14

PON GROWS ‘JAPAN SEEKING ‘School Girls Listen to EUROPE FACES ANTI-AMERIGA BASEQNCOAST © Weird Evidence in Case, NEW DANGERS S. Officials Concerned| Trying to Secure 800,000) Wit ‘0 stevie eae tan ateial a tion to be terminated in the next| Ken, specta tie comment Question of Peace or Plun- diapers GWver Attitude in Orient Acres in Lower California jocion, ine triat of ou yt | Ant Of he Lath "| der Soon to Be Answered , WITH A CONTINUOUS ON, March 22—Pub-| W ASHINGTON, March they citeerine calidad). dant te Ss claiming $100 BY FRED 8. FERGUSON nh and Baatern| state department hax sent ne r omnia oi Pesen Bye Pg ase gph pens cont ME watched with — at the tore ote barmte Te i sumed in Judge Jeremiah Netere ee ams - 1 l 14 tt ' Wigilanc® and with some concern by| the Cal niaMexican Land com: | department of the United States capes + Aoted saan ; PAnt March The race be é : Bhis government, & became kr ” Angeles regardir ¥ triet court at 2p. m. Monday tb Janature of the def “, plunder and poverty t \ THIRD — AND —- MADISON fled thut PERFORMANCE Tas reacted an acute staxe American boundary after witness was called up by tt tricken as inval i ak peeenabaiiin ate ’t Lucene Levy Re hie criticism of the United States | lution is regarding | prosecution and questioned in an ef © prosecution called to the PRESENTS 4 abbut the time American | o foreign powers of sites | ¢& » prove the ¢ t guilty « Hiensie 1, Iidley preva “curing te eee: enn a Weite dispatched ¢ for military or naval b | ’ a the cep r the Butterworth F Japanese yfelt America was ny h weaken the defonses of the}orament at are “ y Ridley had testified | Will be convulned in a Ing a strong enough hand tn ¢ ws State Yertain desirable [tives of dead wal an " oka oe merning sroseouts truggle, will soon be answered, With the fighting Russian factions f land of these types appar Qua ified admissions wer ore wed Mra, Hidley the bills t forces are known to be Japan is, also apprehensive of ng to the fornia Mex the defense ‘ od the admission that the ng on the Rumanian fror American | je possibilities in Sh and compan tals said 7 at te al made them out and| Wer; others are facing t sles, and or whether Central Europe, at least Deria, say Bome officials, and fear The resolution sent nd « the United States may outstrip Ja Pan in commer: whict time of the stion’s argum: defense n Mexieo by oe neh bes The Lareest eat Audience in the | 5 mult be a vio Reads Star Want Ads 1 Personally Selected “ Pictures the navy, where the tween the defe t allied for sealed coffir The quatification w kets had been examir that the ¢ by navy: inspectors any breach of eontrac Undertakers Testify Several outoftowr di they had r home Butterworth compar . e were plaid wood caskets, according t Johnson, embalmer for the a patie worth company, one of the {first witnesses ed during the afternoon, “couldn't remember indi fl Vidual cases” of preparing for ship ment and shipping bodies of sailors ints for burial stimony of Johnson started urt proc " grew B wor such ax might have de FB Mehted the heart of the author of The Raven,” with first-class phycho: logical story-mater As Johnson t ad be to outsid ef how much longer ould preserve n from the an comn ¢ defense and the prosecu FB ver engnged in verbal thrust and parry ower the casket i Naval Men on Stand om to the nav Denies Request at Mra. Hidley rworth — reque denied that anything to the defendant, ‘Hert tell you to mail y drawn up at t atigati He had nothing to do with heir | being made or sent out, then Nothing The witness explained that, as a r of ne, ahe wan entrusted such matters. The prose contended that as the defendant anager of the company in on, the responsibility of the| of the bills was his, whethe they were mailed by an em What the prosecution endeavored wring Out Friday was that bilis offing not according to contract | ations were mailed by . the} rworth company at the in-| ce of the defendant, to the navy, thus using the mails to defraud, Coffin Ax Evidence | School girls with books, fashion: | ably attired we naval officers and Chief of FP e J.-F Warren were among the crowd that filled) the court room to verflowing at} Friday afternoon's session Considerable reat about coffin before the jury box the om that ha been exhumed from six feet of Montana soll, and 3 ly conceded the strangest bit ever introduced at a centered | Lieut H. 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