The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 3

| 9 Now—the picture that ‘is full of high notes of a beauty — Elsie Ferguson | PINK PAJAMAS MAY CAUSE DIVORCE ISCO, March 31.— Young Seattle Salts Make Good in a Hurry The recently appoin six Northwest men who were «1 to the supercargo getown university, dD «, school at ¢ Washington, have all made and have qualified as cargoes without completing the four months’ designated course, ae- cording to word received } Grambs, director ¢ bureau, x board. on assigned alaries rang- ) per y . Hugh O. Lyall, 1 Molitor, Sigurd Nylar Heinsch, Earl F. Townsend, all of Seattle, and Raymond J. Cornell, of Portland, All of these men had spe cial qualifications of sea service or business experience which entitled them to the appointment among hundreds of other applicants Has High Standing The supercargo is a revive clent investiture given to ma: cargo‘when traders, before t of telegraphic communication ed to send goods to far-off foreign porta, The the United 8 the direct repres of the di- vision of operations, in respon- sts in all matters mance of the an- rv of lays want- supercargo of sible for its inte relating to the ship on each voy the handling of cargo, ete. He a distinetive | uniform, and is accorded similar con- veniences as the captain of the vessel. Grambs Proud The duties of the new supercargo will entail intercourse with foreign consulates, and in general the respon sibility of Uncle Sam's merchant ma- rine abroad ‘The course in supercars ed by the government at ( unty y ts an intensiv Dire Grambs ts pr appointees were deemed so pared that they were not obliged to take it. HE'S 22, BUT FORGOT WHEN ‘Ebony Veteran Sets His Own } Birthday Date Ex-Private Steve King, one of Uncle Sam's ebony fighters, has been born again. | “The army told me that I was 22 | years old, but I done forgot the date | they says it was, and so I'm going to make the day I joined the Legion |of Libertee my birthday from now | on,” declared Private Young. Steve enrolled in the American Legion of Liberty Monday. He ar- rived from Camp Lewis, where he was transferred from “somewhere” in Alabama. "Gentlemen, I'm plum against the ‘sero hour’ now. I’m whats you call dead broke, and I need a job. I ain't never been ‘over the top’ or and his theatre, and a few other local fea- tores. ALL DRAFT DODGERS; ONE GOES TO PRISON | LOS ANGELES, March 11.—Rob- €lert Livingston, convicted by coprt- Everything jest grinding equip- in the Northwest. [ GRINDING WORKS Ave., Near Unien. OFFICERS <used DIRECTORS — AF ANDERSON Prandene TWO AND ONE HALF WILIJON DOLLARS PUGET SOUND SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded 1901, | martial for desertion and evading tpe draft, was sentenced to ten years in military prison. Three Livingston brothers were drafted. George Wash- ington Livingston feigned illness and was dismissed, and fled to Central America. Robert and Ben also fled, but with |their mother were captured in Ven- ezuela. To sisters and the father, Nathan, fled from a charge of aiding the boys to evade service. The real advantage of SAVING MONEY is to place it where it will actually EARN more money. Funds left with us for the. past eighteen years have never earned less than PER ANNUM A high rate of interest is when you know your savings are safe ‘We want you to know that our inv fined strictly to First Mortages on Improved Property, on City. State and Government Bonds, and that all the affairs of this Mutual Society ore strict state laws, Now is the time to Start Saving! All funds left with us on or before SATURDAY. APRIL 5th will earn full three months dividends on Ist, 1919—and you can start with any sum you Jul wisl small as one dollar Where Pike Street Crosses Third ping beard is | Photo by Mushet Studio | G insch, formerly with | n Steamship Co., in who has qualified for the | the United rgo service of ® shipping board. — Photo by Mushet Studio Earl F. Townsend, U. of W. grad uate, who will become one of Uncle Sam’s new supercargoes in the mer- chant marine. WIFE MAKES HUSBAND ADMIT HE IS BRUTAL SAN FRANCISCO, March Lacking sufficient corroboratin, | timony in support of her charge that her husband struck her, Mrs. Maud FB. Farkas, living at the Keystone apartments, was denied a divorce from Zolton Farkas. A day or two later she startled | Superior Judge Thomas F. Grabam| by returning with her husband as a| | corroborating witness Judge Graham said he did not be- | eve an accused husband made a proper witness against himself and | |continued the cam eek |MAN 75 GETTING HIS THIRD SET OF TEETH) SHAVERSVILLE, W. Va., March 31.—Peter Minor, aged 75, of this vil- lage, is growing a new set of teeth— his third, Last spring he split 150 rails aday, and built 282 panels of seven-rail fence. He raised 4 crop of corn and | says he expects to raise many more. | .| MULE AND KICK ARE CAUGHT BY RAIDERS| MIDDLESBORO, Ky., March 31.— In & moonshine raid on the Ken- | tucky-Virginia border, the posse cap- \tured a still, The “shiners had lons of the rankest “corn juice” ever | produced in this section was found | grazing on the mountain side just a | few feet over the line in Kentucky. |REV. THOMAS DRUMM IS BISHOP OF DES MOINES | ROME, March 30.—(Delayed.)—| Rev, Thomas Drumm, rector of St.| vatrick'’s church, Cedar Rapids, Ia, 4s been appointed bishop of Des| Moines, it was announced today. only attractive estments are con- conducted under Hours; 9 a. m.to 5. p.m. 4 me SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1919. 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