The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 9

THE SEALTLE STAR ING T0 “Baby Divorce” Goes Ahead GIANT AIRPLANE 2! Seat ann Wore ote fred Fi of obsolete warships will take piace | HODGENVILLE, Ky prit 21 | NEW YOK April Le At | REORGANIZE Husband Now Has a Guardian TO SHOW TRICKS Sees Beit as coca wks ee tn Greek cd tho oortaaace |tn signs te, rasan toteen ener bes to Charles A. Lageson, American | WASHINGTON, April %1.—The| crosn the Atlantic. | During the night someone dug up “giant b now being constructed pmoved the sand. by the navy, before it attempts the| The first domestic reindeer brought sear _ . mine owner in the South American transpacific Might, will be employed |to Alaska were imported In 1892 from country. He expecta Brazilian dia ~ in aerial demonstrations designed to | Siberia, | mond fields t rival those of South $ _ . i . convince neren of the necessity ees | 3 Africa, ~ ets | for keer rican aeronautics at apamanesie ——— indigention, . y the high volnt of efficiency, It was GALORE ° learned | THIS WEEK Platinum, Silver, oe \ . ‘= One of the big battles in the pres ‘ i Be he. Secretary Weeks Announces = es eaphesarenile wert af > for ta —SEE— ai. A 21. ae : m ¢ © on the question of increasing or | ; General Is in Command ; r curtailing construction of raraery be ‘a “THE GIRL IN | hitting bottom prices, according to . i oraft Heth the favy and army are } ebolt, % al of All Operations ge Rt THE LIMOUSINE” Bf 3 roto an «on Pas Husband mer was still SHES AT THE Bi) decred during the war, has dropped and before could be bound by WILKES court action, appointment of a guar. vt . For a dinn was necesmry rn Raldt'a-—Atvert steak, let's go te WASHINGTON, April 21.—Seere- War Weeks announced today that General Pershing will be assign. @d to command “general headquar ters” of the United States anny Weeks issued the following state tary of war stated that | > inagurate in time of wed general head | fiarters, the purpose to be instantly 1 for active military opera: in time of war Is of the orguntzation are to ven out later, but General Per. Shing ts to be head of the skeleton feed general headquartors : the world war, Joffre had Behe Ree? ted to command the armies: of and had prepared skeleton ined uarters that was available for ir t action when war was de clare Details of the American plan are @ifficult to arrange, the secretary wali, owing to worting of the law, Dut the hief of staff will continue | to a ¢ administration of the | military establishment in time of} PORTLAND, April 21.—The nur. [divorce proceedings against the peace sery divorce sult may now continue, | Younes man. Speaking of the meneral headquar-| tra. Lucille Roas, nee Wean, age| ©. M. Senosky, publisher, was the Be headed by Pershing. /16, today secured the appointment of | #¥ardian appointed tah be Ps be ready in| guardian for her alleged “cave| The court recently interrupted © act In time of war” | man” husband, Homer L. Ross, also | Mrs, Ross’ case by holding that, al |36 in order that she may resume | tho @ she was of age b ee married, Pedigreed Potatoes nn ——s Are Sold at $6 Each LOUISVILLE, Ky. April m1 john farmer, gets $7 a bushel om ty his tatoes. That's because he | ed 25 Irish Cobblers of uniform | tte ns of Hen| FREMONT, ep 21.—Dan | | wosbana had to carry me to the chair Rooney's sow killed all of her pigs Seattle Woman Weighed | and back to the bed again. 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