The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1922, Page 1

. SEND IN $50 in Cash Prizes Offered for N. W. Limit Is 12 Words. 7 See Inside Page for eer hey and mnt, Tonight and Thursaay, fair; tinued cold; easterly winds, FORECAST con- pentle North- . We know a lot of Seattle hotels} City Night Schools to Products Mottoes YOUR PLDI PPP PLP PPP PPP PPAR APRA PAPEL PPP Details of Contest The Star Goes Into 11,727 More Homes Every Day Than Any Other Seattle Newspaper, WAIT 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattle, SEATTLE, WASH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1922. Champions Teacher-Smoker Lindeberg to Fight 34 DEA Wash, under the Act of Congress March 3, 1879. Per Year, by Mall, $5 to $9 The Seattle Star Katered as Second Class Matter May 3, SLOGANS jARREST 2 TAYLOR SUSPECTS! ¢ + & Woman Physician Talks Up SAYS HE which are jealous of Hollywood. | eS eo { ana ' De Ulose Some of the candidates for mayor | 0 S if are going to have a walk-over—and | | | Uhen a long walk back, | ene — | F 4 | ; PAGE HARRY LAUDER of Ff ‘unds F orces Plans to Carry Extra- | ' Councilman Robert Bruce Hes Drastic Action dition Issue to * keth says he is not going to file a for oa ted = i ee be by Board Supreme Court 2 cause it costs $75 to poe Fah a wants ve interest on i the mene, Ss on Seattle's public night schools wit ° SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22—~The nie lf ightogads: tre Rag hewd Ie ed tuo wait ot tae! fight over the extradition of Jafet woe F : N Why not refuse to ic economies on the t' Lindeberg, wanted in Tacoma, fue Bobs dnd. ‘save jseheot board, it was announced Doomed M Men Face iiin"%- Uiscct task wren, Government M ay orger Gives ee ? will be carried to the supreme court) bi | 1 Georgie. ved toy |attoes Space tea sea'mtrwetion | Execution by Gas |r ie Unis ‘sain ton se| Ban Building of of Man He ‘ wouldn't chop the cherry tree 5 i vs declared today. et. ; [who are now students at the various e i G © schools will shut down three, a " , 7 “year wreeght is Me “Guerra Prank m cxopee] LAW Experiment i"ciosinr ns tne senna) S, Dirigible Play Director : ees Pisin pe pdt Coen, eet o al tae Ps eee. ey puden Jans to be! ¥ -_ 4 |declared that the school board's ac-| See 7 ’ } — ‘ : MEG couple ap Ma detteries tion was made necemmry by a Fe. BY GENE CONN euttering from influenza. na| BY LAURENCE M. BENEDICT | DETROTT, Feb, 22-—Harry ; ons So ye vie save. ‘duction in the annual educational CARSON CITY, Nev., Feb. 22. ve ee tagene Poe rae ty peach WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—A vb le tcoeer Be ls of j ‘budget of $250,000. —"The House of Creeping Death oligarchy Therm fe ‘ten | Mtrong demand that all appro- ‘i “First Seed jmpet Ap . war, 4 elimin tion | murder of William D. ei mace pee TET ge hin is scheduled to have it first trs- | oNieg’” tindebers’s attornes'| eee Se ae movie direc'or, slain in Low ‘blew stopped at once Net rant Until the first saultt-ler declared. “There are not suffi-| out between April 16 and April’ lazuinst carrying out his extradition! Oce in congress teday ms the oe prepetrult appears! |etent fund in the treasury to oper-| 22. te Washington | result of tle Roma disaster at local “ 1 got in touch with Los Angeles MILITARY ATROCITIES jate the full semester.” That is the time fixed for the - ae pop mag we sey toe 4 = Norfolk sesterday, which took | authorities. Mra. Margot Asquith, wife of |.) 1 00 “users will end this year about | executions of Hughie Sing and [fight to, the supreme court” oe] a toll of 34 lives. A list of test questions 2 March 1, instead of March 20, an| Gee den, murderers, under Ne clared Rex §. Rondebunh, repre! Te oe in ea ctton of the the ‘movements’ of ‘Tayler dae mi en areas are regedit originally planned. All courses of] vada's new state law providing |senting Pierce county, Wash, | bie army ship yesterday, the explo | person named by Fields ae the of the war, War is hell, |study will be condensed to conform} fer the killing by lethal gas ef | day. sion of the Zt-2 over Hull, England, wore wieed back by the tae tis | My , and the lows of several emailer craft | put to Welds, he answered You grime te be 300, mar cag was ctherotoes thaee tay Chi-| prove, he naeisted in looting iS! in recent years, congressional leafers ad ana nay Mee teiy fuse to believe you are old. In addi-| nese tong members will be led from tank. Hundreds of depositors Were! tn ciose touch with army and navy | his statement with the answers, » ‘tion to refusing to believe you are) murderers’ row—where a death | ruined. affairg beliews it unwise to spend niabed by. Loe Angeles auth od, also look tn. both | ‘airertiona watch already bas been set over! “It appears, however, that tn Cat! large sumn of money and risk scores | wanted—a rich man with power—| norET VALUE the cone ly eat RIMping, But oy pt that thay ean’ beat rains BRS WAIT When a peor man, whe has stolen) Dount was expressed by many the city coumet! READY TO Fl John L. Lewis Wants Moral them—to become “tent subjects” the jo Phe first lethal gas execu. — CALMLY In the meantime the prisoners) + .stradition.” for }4 fornia, when a man like that t#/ of lives in developing the dirigipie. a few dollars, is wanted, they call) members that the dirigible will ever Sheriff Coffin announced, tener in ‘oro oe é suere. | be an effective weapon of warfare, Fields was arrested in Buffalo az | .0-9 Support for for Strike bok po fvagmn me at cbeeaea a Lindeberg’s attorneys were equnl-| because of ite apparent extreme sus- brought here to answer « charge @ | Margot Asquith likes men better ttraett tonal ly Cotermined to make a fight of it.! ceptibility to accidents, forgery. He was convicted a than women, because, she says.) CHICAGO, Feb, 22.—Miners of ip tes sneha enue \ “It necenary, we will go to the) ‘The war department probably will ary 11. 4 women are so undecided. And she is America are ready to fight, John L. | Sheste his eouned te evade to poe supreme court to protect our/appoint a score of investigators to ~Paoto by Mushet) Detectives claimed to have right. Some women change thetr | Lewis, president of the union miners te soe gulag seep a! gee as a Tights,” declared Edwin McKenzie, | day. Dr. Helen Babcock up on Fields’ movements, and . ere \ 7 husbands’ minds 40 y. [es meant t a be "ne Lace | theans of capital punishment. At- | Lindeberg’s counset. A special board of inquiry may be B thi tote the Intelligence of lished he was in Los Angeles the 4 mine union and railroad wor! torneys will carry the fight to the| “Lindeberg te seriously Mm right / ordered by Secretary of War Weeks y Cyn 1a Grey sage phew cede habits? of the murder. | a ‘We suggest the Les Angeles police ‘here today. Lewis pleaded for the | noes? Son & new," added Frank Drew, another| or the inspector general of the amY| Ary you in favor of permitting y pei 4 now investigate the alleged killing|/morai support of the unions in the Nevaéa tat of his lawyers. “For three years/asked to make investigation in ad- ry “The wise men who instructed our 3 Cal But since the legislature | men teachers to smoke? ua eer lade patted: Saray: ia other : batho sini ag ar or strike of miners which seemed Cer-| 0) o1eq the lnthal gan cage the|he has suffered from a weak con-|dition to Maj. Gen. Patrick. 1 put the question to Dr. Helen| #rdy pioneer pm de tain would come April 1. last word in “humane exeoution,”|e:itution. He is subject to attacks) Inquiry also will be made as tol ninceck in the Crary building | Peace. No one would have dared, or Is Held in So Dear Homer—Have those heaters “We must have public sentiment! — ° whether there was sufficient of the oop leven thought, of depriving them of rived for the Cowen park cars ye’ with Lewis declared. “If the Gev, Emmett Royte and «tate pricon | of influenza.’ % vet dv “What? What's that? ‘The idea— their lowly pipes. Did it follow that] CONCORD, N. C., Feb. 22. “car Adolph—Not yet. The street BE Ba pom ‘Will give us thelr moral | “Tectors are continuing with plans! Tut the lawyers wouldn't go into/noninflammable hellum gas in thelr thought most Gf wen’ siresdy| Wt 10".” So” ce interior men and|OnME Dalbet today wired to Sa ethicinis are waiting for the hot weather. |support, the psychological effect in| ‘or its construction and the deaths | detail ee eee ee rok > the oth ip ot the wine. | women because of it? geles for a detailed description of pose : be } canes ———— - rom the o er en re ward F. San follows: jomer. ee swinging sentiment in our favor Will) "45 for Hughie Sing, 19, and Gee M ican R bel Shot, Ttepresentative Kahn, Californi u see,” I explained, “the Seat-; “Each decade has produced its) 10 ort on who cave the ain » —-.__yg be tremendous.” rage, |Jon, 29, they merely know that they exican Re 9 lchairman of the house military af-|116 Council of Mothers and Parent-| Wonder men—and women, too, for | Harvey ‘Adams, but whe is sald | | TODAY'S RECIPE ANOS are doomed to die. They have no His Forces Routed |t#irs committee, said ne would wait |-poacher associations have issued the | that matter. |resemble the missing valet of W, Take one reckless, natural. | |Mrs. Fifi Stillman’s [conception of the scientitic device, PASO, Tex., Feb, 22—Nicholas| "Pt! further information bad been |pattie ery that ‘No teacher who| “Our country was a free one then |-rayior, the murdered film dipecter born fool, two or three drinks of | d d born of the war, that may carry| EL PASO, ooge Ith A handful of | Peceived as to the cause of the 80-| emokes shall be employed in the new |—'For the people, by the people and] irne police said that Ar a) bad liquor, # fast, high-powered | Father Foun Dea jthem to momentary fame as well as | Rodrigues, who, w cident before advising any steps by! Roosevelt high schoo! of the people.’ How much longer, I! many of the mark: dante | moter car. Sook the foot in| | RICHMOND, Va., Veb. 22—James|to death. They were convicted of aj men. started a revolt. in Northern nis committee. “T shall endeavor to answer your| wonder, can we continue to believe |feneral description of Sande ; | Hiquoe, place tim in the ear, and | | 2500 invcror of Now York, Newport tong murder ae Na ee ccd ty | A Figorous examination must bel question,” said the doctor, “by ask-|that our country is actually a tree | the prisoner eald he was ® Sede let him drive to Tacoma oF | |i 4 Tuxedo Park was found dead in| Hughie Sing, who attended Ameri. | men made, however, In urged, to fix the ling another: Since when have we |nation?” keeper from Richmond, Vi | Everett. After due time remove | |his ted here today in the home of |Can schools but could not forget tes.| federal patrols near the border town) Me uchmond, Vay a | the wreckage, place in black, | |) irank Powers. Potter was the |#on# In tong vengeance learned out-| Of Guadalupe, according to word “1 “This was a very terrible catas- D | sille-lined box, and garnish her of Mrs. Fifi Stillman. |uide the classroom, talks freely. | ceived here today lerophe,”* he stated. “T look upon the leciares Taylor # pen father of Mrs. Gee Jon, known the length of the! Rodriguez escaped after his men/ a rtyrs to the Benet, Gomes ee ere at oe : . The clash occurred on| Men who perished as marty Killed — A 1 | Pacific coast as a “killer,” says noth-| were routed. The clas eas and science.” Fg ll eatin of Gene. ee Semee FM the ranch of Frank Williams, an|°*4#¢ of progress « 1f Dan Landon t+ be taken to New York for burial, ng. | seableten 4 e ¢ e 9|__SACRAMEN Cal., . elected mayor will ih iF aebaree “ONE prod . | ee ar os. BE The “drug ring”. ‘of Calitorema Mana + Samia es be woet- LIKE ANOTHER’ A “4 on ak (A 1c (@) William Desmond Taylor “ sain it “ee: Fashion Show Comes Hughie ts more intereatea in the| Lodge Would Stave Taylor bed deoees aan i vaiant ee lose Th sd course of the courts than in the * OF DIS. T 1 ches from _ Wash- ‘i their first request, they |addicts among motion picture play- : Past Ciyde, feariem soung snus [tO Close on Thursday |irrins ot ann it the courts tal Off Reservations inglen' ealgtng Thal ai ac ue, (womarbave Madcctimperne but ore n “ Two fashion show performances! «j¢ 1 must die, one way is about as| an a tor! NORFOLK. Va., Feb. 22.—Army - . ness man, tried to sell us a bond to-| ene WASHIN , Feb. Senator | ut under| Shipping board's wooden hulls on Now it seems that the hulls have|, This is the declaration of James day in the Republic of Chile, but he|have been planned by Mebousil (Turn to Page 7, Column 5) Lodge will appeal to President Har- | air ee ee eerie thon to Hetermine| this coast have been sold to ® |aircady been sold, and it is doubtful |TRomas, recently reformed drug ede ~ 7 - 4 ay th inves ion to det ady b , and 8 do : met with @ cold response. patter Chaar ners omy fe 4 mame ding in an effort to stave off adop-| Way thelr tothe disaster tothe Amer-| Drivate individual, Mercer island | 4¢ the shipping board can still be held |4ict, Who in a series of articles, made j “ee day, the first to * tion of reservations to the four-pow- | the cause o! residents were inclined to be | to the offe Je weeks ago to selj |e following statement to the Sacra. — MIGHT CALL ‘EM JELLO and the second at § in the evening. Costs More to Talk [cr Pacitic treaty lean airship Roma, in which 34 were) Goubtful today over thelr “vie- |tno 15 hulls to the county fer $1,000,|mento Star today: r GES This marks the third day's appear: Lodge today prevented a vote by| killed and 11 inj count. “I furnished drugs to oth Dear Sigkiccrstisens ° Instiga-| ance of the fashion display being in Oregon Nowadays | .,,, foreign ‘ulations committes on| Stark and flame seared. the twint- pe A Pea gal joe There are some disgruntled | 4/1 (aTylaned Anse peda ‘: sodas presented on the second Moor of the . nm ba | 7 onnnteées led steel skeleton that had been the} Comm - Proponents who openly charge tors” is the most fitting name for) . day’ wl SALEM, Ore, Feb. 22.—By an/the Brandegee reservation by an agents in the purchase of 15 of that the commissioners deliber- gled the drugs into the southern the oneman cars. I know, because department store. Thursday pv order handed down yesterday, the nouncing he wanted to discuss reser. | (Turn to | ‘age 7, Column 3) the hulls for use in the proposed bees tae faction to bring |CitY from Mexico by way of El it was these cars that started me on | formances ue conclude the om 4 | Public service commission affirmea ita | vations with Harding. Lodge has ar- | —_— ——- pontoon bridge across Lake soe yor thle bento. aren See the downward path of shimmying—| 4"d will be held at 10 am. and 2 order of February 28, 1921, carrying | ranged to neo Harding Thursday Men H Idi Or Washington. paca oe kegami aig «pa “Ot all my peddlers in Los Angeles bag hy > a aa a = P gqoeasrd with it material increases in rates ot} a en rieid in ‘egon After delaying action on the mat-| Sioners have apparently. been |t%€ Most prosperous were those who ret wells wen tance fee charged, aaa ad at gan Teer | Martin Cleary Now for Seattle Crimes |ter tor works, the commissioners! hostile to the proposition almost |80!d drugs in Hollywood and around proeeen “ Under th ‘ oi ‘ Ci D. PORTLAND, Feb. 22, — John’ finally decided, after a public hear-| from its inception, and Mercer |“ op he Peg avi pa a pty nder the previous order be gre ae? a AMO psday, pede to the island. ; “I myself have been in the homes eC! Sam pb id Ne 3. Berg-|ing Tuesday, to acced islanders assert that they were Want Government to | were increased trom 20 per cent to a City Det tive | ampiell, 18, and ‘ vig p i ¢ ax ler request ‘and offer to buy the| aiay ply “stalling,” so thas they |f directors of big companies, but I ax high as 200 per cent in some| Patrolman Martin J. Cleary was|stedt, 17, brothers of two of the ban-|ere request and offer te Dey th) shmply “stalling,” so that they [01 itn tose thelr namers aes Buy Surplus Wheat |ficcc0) X° petition for rehearing, | Promoted, Wednesday, to the rank of |dity who, last December, robbed tbe icing this they put ho burden upon Peer Senior Tees “My peddlers would wear the finest y of Zion City, has set} CHICAGO, Feb. 22—Purchase by |fited by attorneys representing the | detective, to fill the vacancy cauned | Bank of Hast jostled, are fa cor, | 60a OS tne ae bast ped ue ashington Giatatahen say R. J-lof clothes and mingled with motion FO OO eae tha’ glohe in| the government of the surplus wheat |city of Portland, farmer Unes and by the death of Detective Ralph UH. | tody of the police here from stores, (having agreed to shoulder the cost of | McCahie, of San Francisco, has | nicture actora and actresses ‘on the oe Oe ee ee |of the country in order to stabilize other cities, was granted May 21,| Benjamin. The order takes effect | with a series of thefts from stores. | a ought the entire Pacific coast wood: ligt» ‘They worked quickly and met der to prove that the world is flat j | org investigating their case |the bridge themselves. en fleet, numbering 75 vessels, for | fle doeart have to prove it to us—| the market is provided for in a meas-|1921, and the rehearing was opened | mediately |be ye the auspecia are reaponsiia| Prosecuting Attorney Malootm | $192.930, 75 vessels, fF) much time was spent in conversa- a E “ Aad aa {ure proposed to individual members| on July 18, 1921 snagged bcag reins ay 9 ag: otro | eaiiggoi saiaha’ cat Aliet d |tion. The peddlers would seem to @ been mighty flat since probit | (1.6 senate farm block by Mid-West E DIES HOUR |S stare “enaete tA Heattlp, Waeeemey | Duabian wee tneirede: fe bystgp MeGahie will use the hulls as/the casual observer to be nothing | tion. ie tao | ¥ Ue Soo aees bo a | re nino, Wash., and Beaverton, Ore.|a letter Ms huredag, making ¢ se |b 8 for the transportation of lum-| more than well-to-do visitors. They are holding a fashion show} Under the porposed bill the axea| Girl of 20 Starts AFTER WEDDING! w ve, Sot Laws aed datalota ec that, while 4c een aotina on prea nee and cont, Wt ie ald My belief is that the drug ring " tel Bee tore, | Price for the purchase of the surplus | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 22.—Fred. | (uentity of cigars a pid ger yentes any 16 wood ships in Lake Union |*got' Taylor, Whenever anyone stood “ 0 ee at pig Dyess) | would be $1.50 per bushel. in Great Dog Derby | erick G. Denke, contractor, and Miss | *tolen automobile, paint Pb aathacade drsorten ak, gompriae all of the unoompt ed wood |in their way they always ‘got’ the | me ee : ASHTON, ‘Idaho, Feb, 22—~—The!Vera Fitzpatrick were married late Teale te alk tes, ieicend Genin tracted in Washington | persons. It was easy enough for a ue | American dog derby, which starts! yesterday by Judge James M. Trout | Clothing Ignites; | ei ana bid Kt been aes rs Shipyard during the war, excepting |tnem to hire someone to kill Taylor H today, will have ef tarters. | our later Denke died, the vic- | ever asked, a |those built at Vancouver, Wash. |_ hapa "i 5 y Jake Schaefer, pitiara SEA here today, will have eight starter: An hour later Denke died, the vic: | Gi 1, 19, I B d|- wa ia usity ae | and that is what they Mea ‘ cies gpl mgerbgh ate here! {including the premier mushers of|tim of pneumonia | ir s Burne ee ele nue Severceient Bettemn | dy 3 understand it, Taylor had — champion, ia showing his wares bere|| GETS GLIMPSE OF | |Kinorica’ ‘Gontending’ seainat “the ey oy beg yer fase nna $tho0 apec, tS |ycbytnaestan 1 Ba a | ' t ye 4 {= ‘ig: then ‘an ee AP PROBLEM HERE || 'rdened veterans of the trait will be | @ rr note, Pike et. was severely burn: SH! IT’S A SECRET; THE see sty s ont * Would reach’ approxt- |among motion picture players In his 7) frekae tar Menttla Jie taken his éud J Miss Lyda Hutchison, 20-year-old | “[F WINTER COMES” ed Wednesday morning when her ATHER MAN KNOWS mately only $1,700 per hull company. He was not the villain he we i r 7 | “Oh, t Jap question ig only a || Mies Lyda Hutchison, 20-year-old girl ‘night clothing caught fire as she WE | is pictured. He wanted to clean up from his dad. hee bugaboo enter a dog team in the annual snow | IS BEST SELLER AT tood before a small gas heater in the industry and he was starting 7 7] . rs { A | 4 F the Pineholme Poultry Yards, || Scores of leisurely ladies, whose | | classic | SEATTLE LIBRARY | lie" room She was takon to the city | < is t with drugs. 4 Pinchurst, comes a plaintive plea tol] husbands don’t have to compete || “Smoky” Gaston, driver, who has| How close spring ta to us, |! “The drug ring learned of it and © os emia Fest en a|| with ‘em, went tothe Metropolitan || been missing in Targhee forest, re- “If Winter Comes,” the novel |} | whe it “f — og t ihine IS HELD BACK someone to kill him. "Thats aug od | " y. : . er ol 3 st ‘ar away, is a li ‘ Ere en” Could you call these || theater Tuesday night and got a || turned safely yesterday, his dogabad-'| by A . Hutehinson, he iW W: | ner or is s 3 ; BAN » $8 |the way the drug ring always acts” Minute We ik.” Could you call these new sidelight on the Japanese on | | ly cut up as the result of a feht with! | list of ants to Join ife, || secret bottled up in the weather las ‘tes ANUS, Feb; 33 Not ven someone sande in thal: wage eaten I] the Pacific coast a lynx, Gaston probably will not be|| public library for February | Tries to End Life || ™"* o*tce. slsaay:' stile (TR ce eS no ‘Suemnan ben ie own imeul Ge POEMS FOR YOUR ASH CAN [| | Dainty little rar iMadane as sapien M steel tinea andthe comets aes Web. Suffer: |] 4 a “mcrypt PUMA Y. oe ve [pool can be taken, wnt! Prete {who killed ‘Taylor: ‘He recently re: alg ums ‘ . ie title role in “Madame — post-war England, and the con-|} LOS A +, ust aren ng anybody, | “ 7 im nounced the drug habit here after Whene’er he sat in poker games, singing the title role tr ing from “the delusion that hia wife 14 ny the world || Harding delivers his message on ship : J fee arin amas tage ine igrmaryord ct 1n a man’s soul when he goes |} said, “Fut Til inform the wor pine toy plan Be , It rateed friond wifle's ire; Sf Se itt - sctboiten eet os se \Sure Reclamation nell Anta the cetihe rs disite, || wanted bim to join her in heaven, || that it’s going to be fair and con- || subsidies and the shipping situation | being an SOR Se FS r She'd rather see a poker used | pave MY 2 wh nt “genie atl ie jane donthent abd eerrew Peter Oscar Thompson, accused of | tinyedoold tonight and Thurs to congress, according to Kenneth ; Within the furnace fire tal och <1 play eee i | Measure Will Pas “@he author, who fought thru | {two murders, attempted suicide in|] with gentle northeasterly winds.” ||P. Kingsbury, one of the leaders in}, LOg ANGELES, Feb. 22.—Police : oes pn Correos gaat , audience, || Confidence that the Smith.MeNary || the war. has been known to liter: |; his cell in the county jail here today || ~ «pemperature?” the shir wer plan headquarters and the sheriff's office, - * . % || Rood +0 por cons OF the audience, |) eclamation bill would be pases ary erities 10 years, but it was ||bY repeatedly smashing his head “Oh, that's only 84 degrees Kingsbury was back in San Fran-| seeking the slayer of Wililam Des: } member the 4s whe n we it asc be pe ety woman caught ||*hortly was expressed by J. J. Un-|] only with his inst book that against the iron bars, Tuesday. No use to worry about || cisco tod: after having attended | mond Taylor, today turned attention Beek to -werne Seer rie. eras een oe en colon that the ||derwood, Washington, D, C., repre il jeaped into the ¥anke of thosd |W. A. Bringhurst, alleged murder-|] temperatures, It's fine weather ||the conferer between President | to Detroit and Concord, N. ©, where Seing Mown Up ‘a the tnenaiee? Oe e Oo ikine ccaman. has |{sentative of the Seattle Chamber of || wnoee teokw are greatest in do. |] et, and a cell mate of Thompson, was] we're having in the Puget sound || Harding and Chairman Lasker of the [a total of five arrests of suspects 4n ° Now we worry about them being | || ordinary working woman has | |finer ne ot a wire to President | pinay Prag apr cd |atira ted by the noise, overpowered | country.” shipping board and a delegation of connection with the Taylor case Were blown 1 cellars. pH known for the past 10 years peak IE tui mast @nd ae ved tiie Uitk, coast shipplan: bnem: reported, a