The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 2

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MeStasters, who acted as Ponnl's publicity agent and who made the charges of Insolvency, re Jiterated his statements in another article today, answering Ponal's em phatle denials. At dawn today Pongl's Investors began to arrive at the little office jie the Bell-Indand tavern in Pi al ley. They found the doors and win |dows of the office heavily barred with timbers and « detail of police guard, A line was quickly formed jand by § o'clock, an hour hefore the office opened, more than $90 men and women were waiting to cash thelr notes, ‘The run on the the ” contin un yesterday in BRANDING CASE DUE IN COURT Charge Dairyman Marked Accused Man WASHOUGAL, Wash, Aug. % [Charged with branding Dr, Walter |Groth, veterinarian with a red hot! branding fron and lashing him with a whip, Alvin Stegerwaid, prominent dairyman and member of the town council, and Homer Maulding will [have a hearing before Justice J. P. | Thomas here today | The trouble between Stegerwald and Groth started when Mra. Ster gerwaid complained to her husband | the doctor had attempted to assault | her. Stegerwald, it ts alleged, loaded a shotgun, went to the Groth home, but was dissuaded from shooting the doctor by his wife and a nurse on the promise that Groth should meet LE STAR | BOSTON, Aug. 3.-Fallure of the; such profit-taking in exchange ernments to | ain, for ex | keep pace With the movements of|order convention with A American ang other foreign exchange enable Charles Ponni to get rich quick Ponai himself says he hag made $4,500,000 in tens than eight months He traded in foreign exchange, buy at & tremendous discount. This foreign money he sent to the! country in question and had it re Reply Coupons.” Under a prewar GOT RICH QUICK IN NOVEL Charles Ponzi, Get-Rich-Quick Artist, His Wife and Mother Brit-| The sheriff in more certain, he said, | ple, had a postal money joa. An soon as the Biritinh exchange fell Bri slapped o comminsion® fee which made every purchaser of money orders phy according to the prevailing rate of exchange. The )| ie Italian money and other Kuro-| United States and other nations In| | pean money which is far under par,| which Ponai worked, however, failed to take such steps And how the government ts fran. tleally “Investigating” Ponai's trans lates and foreign governments, while agreement these can be redeemed in Fonsi emilingly assists in the probe. seer pes WAY] FATHER OFFERS |REC $500 REWARD Would Pay for Capture of Pitchfork Slayer Georme Karacachanes came to The Star last night and waid he would pay $600 reward for the capture of | Jim Sphyridia, the pitehfork hurler, who impaled little Mary Jane FP pas, daughter of Karacachanes of Greek Consul C.D, Litipou mn a hayfork, slaying her, on ¢ inland ain ‘© ago When Karacacha: was shown |the picture of the slayer at the sheriff's office yesterday afternoon, he broke down and cried. Sphyridis formerly was his clone friend 1 will find him if it takes me all my life,” he maid Sphyridis Wan reported seen row of the killing in an open boat. He in believed to have reached the main land on the east shore of Lake Washington and is still in hiding K chanes' reward is added to $50 already posted by Sheriff John Stringer. Stringer was negotiating today with the county comminsioners for an additional $1,000 for the arrest of the slayer. While deputies are watching the farm near North Bend, where Sphy ridis was formerly employed, and | where most of his clothing and per. sonal effects remain, it is considered junlikely that he will return there = of catching the fugitive by offering |a substantial reward on the theory [that "it takes @ Greek to catch @ | Greek.” Sheriff Stringer haa sent out cir. culars with a picture of the slayer, describing him as a Greek, 37, height 5 feet & inches, with a big none, Sphyridia usually wore a jong, black, pointed mustache, This wag recently | shaved off, it in anid. turned to America in “International agtions thru embassies and consw ‘BOYS’ CHORUS IS | the United Btates at par Some countries HERE’S MORE ABOUT Stegerwaid in the latter's barn the following morning. Groth kept the appointment and alleges Stegerwaid, with the help of Mauiding, an employe, branded bim «with a figure eight iron and lashed him with a whip. Spent $20,000 to Get Verdict of $1 CHICAGO, Aug. 2-—Olaf Lind, bloom! wealthy resident of Highland Park, was awarded $1 In hin suit to have the Purity lee company, whore factory in near his home, moved else- where. spent in the sult, which wag in the courts a year, Spain Next Victim of Dry Campaigners NEW YORK, Aug. 3--They are getting ready for prohibition in Spain. Three hundred and fifty wine growers from the land of the Done have sold their vineyards In the belief that the whole world will soon be dry and have come to America to buy, if ponaible, something more “precious | Humphrey, Perry. 86. 4611 Lanigan, Virginia, 2m i Ciaydon, Zora, 69, 812 county hospital Murfin, Maxine, 9 317 1¢th ave Fos: im, Laura. 26. 622 First W. *, 7003 Byivan w or private bh: 25, Tacoma hotel * Temple pital Rennes, Alex D Begas, Lorne ti | Smith, Infant | Morine, Mildred, Vitro, Antonette | -| « House of the BIRTHS Hendrickson, Gua, lexnquah, etrt . 16 4 Krause, J. K., 4306 10th N. B.. boy Nelson, A T Aad ave. girl J. B.S girl j Gleason. Lao, | Risdon, Ivan, & ral hoa- . Beattie General how- wit, 6410 Ryan, girl nan, G. M. 9227 F » Joe, 9820 Siet y WE 15 4018 41at ave S, ieirl 4, Crittenden home, «irl len home, girl boy ¥ Yy | At ard, boy 1 ith ave. 8, girl | Wastiake ave. boy 116 Oka, Iwao, 10 o. Manao, FR ak 623\4 Weller, b e. Swedieh hoxpital, girt attio General hoa. | ve be girl) . 4806 First No Ww, 2th 7 . W. 28th at Clark. Dan H dish hoapit MARRIAGE LICENS! Sherdah}, Hen, § ck, Pauline nda, Robert M, Seattle well, Bertha E., Seattle o, Charles Ih, Seqttie zabeth M., Seattle Index, Wash Index attle Kelly, Ma oattle Soper, G Seattle A Giard ances Sara, Seattle orge J, Denver, ¢ Jonsie, Seattle Hott, Wm. C., Tace Harper, Lydia J. f Martin, John, § Grossi, Olivia, ma rt Orchard tle 30 Hare, Samuel C., Seattle Legal Er Jasmine, Seattle Legal Curtis, Carl FE. oma, Wash, 25 Hoover, Muriel C, Seattle,.... 22] John, Enoch, Auburn, Wash... — 26/ Jones, Mildred K., Auburn 23] Holler, Richard D,, Seattle 46 | Cuddy, Vera C., Seattle a3} Weed, KH. H., Vancouver, I. ¢ a8 | Lanes, Lily H., Los Angeles, Cal; 32 | Cassidy, Wm., Victoria, B. C...Legal Jadot, Josephine, Victoria Cowal Buchanan, 0. 1, Seattle 23 Karl, Lillian M, Seattle 22) ane Taylor, BM, Bremerton...... 20 Woernor, Hilda, Bremerton 24 Provo, LL, Snohomish, Wash, — 26 Williams, Hather N., Waterloo, Iowa a vase) Oe Oakley, 1. D., Pasadena, Cal 28 | Nelson, Nora’ B., Seattle in| Mathes, D. KR, Beho, Ore ‘Legal Stiles, Edna M., Percival, towa: Legal Perkins, F., Yakima, Wash... . Legal Redfield, Mra. Meta, ‘Yakima. ‘Legal Hansen, Mac, from Norwood Virgil Carnine, Mildred &. from Philip K an, Carofine M., from Leonard John, from Susie Kaufman te, from Carl » from tte |itean «¢ | would he | h-fortune- lerochet of a woman who MRS, HARDING STARTS ON PAGE ONE them toward success. “I love business and believe if 1 had been born = boy, as my father hoped, I would have made a« for tune for myself,” ies the way Mre Harding pute it She neglects to add: “Instead, | made fortunes for other people.” That Mre. Marion denies. | } | Harding bas been an/ to ‘he It te emtimated $20,000 was|enormous factor in her husband's) %8* Caused the belief to epread here uccesa, neither be nor anyone in| that Villa may not intend to eur- I take the senator|Tender after all and is making the BELIEVE VILL Investors in Ponzl's project have A HAS NEW TRICK Many Who Know Him Doubt His Surrender EL PASO, Texas, Aug. 2—Fafure of news to arrive here that Fran cisco Villa, bandit chief, has reached Torreon to complete his surrender de la Hw government guarded against also drawn huge profits. to be the sort of man who ie not, #overnment the object of another & selfetarter, automobile with tremendous quality and going power, once But, Uke many an| ‘rick. Tt was pointed out today that on feores of previous occasions the yanks the crank, he does require | rebel jeader has misled the govern- the initial yank. Once on his wa: he travels straight deatiny. I use the word destiny beoanse| Hered that Mra. of th tion. “Tile destiny.” she mys, “ls the highest place man can reach. have always felt It and feel it today more strongly than ever, I believe there is some Directing Energy that marks certain people for certain ends. Harding uses it tn speaking senator's likelihood of eleo will tell you frankly that 1 believe in astrology and the tndica-| tion of the planets as to a man’s or woman's fate 1 never forget the repubd nvention at Chicago. 1 nvietion that Mr. Harding named. And he was” What would you have done if had lost?” « ment maid band. I should have done oti The French government stl has leven should he decide to settle down | “&X on mi which silenced the y.| ment toward hie| °>* here, who are well posted on | | would have known my | cats disappointment—least of all my hus-| past Many Americans and Mext Mexican affaira, have never be Villa intended to lay down hin arma and retire to private life Bearing out thelr statement that Villa bas not agreed to complete abandonment of his military organ ization, these persons declare that on his ranch it will require a large personal bodyguard and a system jof sentry approaches to protect him | personal | from the hundreds of his enemien They add significantly that via! has guard. bever yet been caught off Wilson Physician to Get Vacation WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—Presi- Harding was silent &@ mo-\dent Wilson's health is so far then she lifted her chin and) stored that Admiral Grayson, his physician, hopes soon to take a va- Grayson said today that the seven days constituted the with| president's “finest week” since he that as I have done with all other| was taken 111. #but it away in mind's secret cupboard and locked the door upon It” it is this makes Mra. Harding the strong personality she is The senator cally her “Duchess,” < back to the popular character, “Chimmie Fadden the faculty of “de Duchess” managin’ tings.” Determination ts the keynote of her personality. This personality by the way, is not even obscured by so much as the width of a wed ling ring, for the senator's wife | wears none “I never wore s wedding ring,” she explained, glancing at her unadorned finger. “I don't like badges. “And perhaps,” she added with a sort of chuckle, “perhaps it's just a knows # woman's but insists on having a personality.” provinee FOUND HANGED Aug. 3. Sheriff to Silverdalg to investigation BREMERTON, Sam Davis went to make further into the hanging of Mrs, Daniel N Roderitch, mother of six children, who was found suspended from a clothesline In her home there yes terday, Her husband is being held investigation. day pending the According to Ole Anderson, a neighbor, who found Mrs. Roder Itch, she may have been still alive when he severed the rope and let her down, but life was so nearly extinct that she succumbed almost at once. Anderson sald he sensed thing was wrong when he knocked at the door of the Roderitch home got no response. Entering without summons, he found woman hanging from a beam direct ly in front of him, at the foot of a flight of steps, Roderiteh, an emp Puget Sound navy ya rested by Sheriff Davis, and he said, protested that he knew nothing of what had happened. It must have been sul- cide, he declared singwar capacity for, [managing herself as well as other | problema that some: | the | my| 4 | 1 YOUR TEETH X-RAYED FREE WELL TREATED California Mayor Fails to Find Anything Wrong Prosecutor Fred C Brown made public Tuesday o telegram received from Mayor Wy, F. Toomey of Fresno, Cal, in connection with a recent telegram to that official from Rev. U. G. Murphy, asking that the Whitney Boys’ Chorus be held in that city and the Cali fornia tour be stopped. Murphy, who appeared before the congreasiona] committee investi- gating the Jap situation in the Northwest and testified in a friend- ly mature for the Orientals, de clared in his telegram to Mayor Toomey that the “Seattle parents of the boys on the trip had been deceived.” His telegram intimated that the boys were not being fed or treated property. Mayor Toomey informed the Se- attle prosecutor that he had inves tignted the situation thoroly and was convinced that everything was ali right. 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OGNIZE REDS, I$ FRENCH PLAN ‘Provided They Pay All Debts of Old Government (Copyright, 1920.) | PARIS, Aug. 8—France stands ready to recognize the Bolwheviki the moment they assume the Interna obligations of the former Rus- Vremier Millerand tHona clan government, declared today In hin firwt interview wince the al | Hea at Boulogne, the premier thus clearly defined his country’s attitude toward the Bolshe- wiki “France will recognize the Bolshe vik government the minute ft ase |sumes the international obligations |of the former Russian government, he said, “and this includes, first, 5 ment of all debts; second, accepta of all treaties and observance of all |international engagements with the former allies of the imperial Russian | government.” Millerand’s interview was the first clear cut, categorical announcement | of the terms under which diplomatie relations may be restored between | Paris and Moscow. It was the firsg time that the premier tn any publio |expression had definitely committed himself to recognition, narrowing | down the conditions toa single, Com crete prerequinite. DEMANDS SINCERITY | OF BOLSHEVIKI conference | “We will naturally expect Moscow |to present evidence of the sincerity | of her intention to carry out her ob | gations,” the premier said. He declined to go into details with reference to the nature of the guan anteos, saying: | “Thus far Moscow has not made |any offer to recognize the engage ments of the preceding government, You may say for me that we will treat with them politically the im stant they fulfill this condition.” illerand laid stress on the desirae bility of the United States participat- ing in the settlement of the Russian | question. When asked if the Rus sian policies of France and the Unit- ed States were the same, he smiled slightly and with an expressive ges ture of hopelessness, replied: “I don't know what the United States’ Russian policy is. Washing- ton unfortunately apparently completely withdrawn from Euros pean affairs. All I can say is Pm sorry and hope she will reenter soon.” Bo far, the premier sald, he had re ceived no direct word of the Polish armistice negotiations, “If they fall to agree,” he declared, “France will support Poland to the the coming season, an increase in the candy of all grades,” ticularly those of the during the coming year. and raw materials of all been very scarce and costly. is no relief in sight Comfortable Dentistry If you knew you could have your teeth put into perfect condition by expert dentists without being hurt a bit it would be quite a satisfaction to you, wouldn’t it? attention which makes “comfortable den- has been building up a reputation for honest dentistry—for painless methods and for reasonable prices. 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