The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1922, Page 2

SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1922. TAR STRANGE LIGHT AT SEANCE ( STRANGE LIGHT AT SEANCE } STAR WART ADS PAY Bargains are being | Aides in Seesotiagnl Win | grr F INSTALLED | wry Two-Day Conference Being ON TRAINS Held in Seattle The Menorah societies of the Unt versity of California, Bouthern Call want to bu sified and ff fornia, Reed college, Denver, North | te ledtlias Pr pretibial Pacific Dental college and the Unt | targaine, email farme, CHICK: vel Service to Vernity of Washington opened @ two taresina, Sunall Cepmee, CHICE: places and seashore summer day conference Saturday under the worship of the local Menorah mp home society The first session was held Satu Eastern Railroad. System ‘ wy ALEXANDER HERMAN EN, N. 4, May 6.— Ts on trains ing OO | an hour are now able to | to their wives or offices of miles away, by ra day morning in Phitosophy ball, tn the evening the annual ball will be hold at the Yacht elub. Bunday at 10:90 a, m, Rabb! Jonah B. Wise, of Portland, will talk to Ure conference at the Educational Center, hia toplo being “The Incident 1 wo 1 “Th cul a Will Give Talk-o on saihety ee Nisan Cal oe Northwest Indians |» «94 1 Relavionship to Bue 1 har F. &. Hall, director of the state |"unding Areas ‘The lant seaxton will bon debate! . The circle of light shown in the photograph was present | shakes on the Univerctté.ot Wale | between Reed college and the U. of during a spiritualistic seance held by Dr. Hereward Carring-| ing campus, will speak Saturday at) Nairobi, in British Bast Afton W., “Resolved, That Zionism Is the fon, Conan Doyle's explanation of it would prove interest-|' $46 p. m. at the Seattle Fine Arte|now has « good sized film colony. Bert Solution of the Jewish roo | — --—-—— ——_—_- lem." ‘This will take place at 8 p, m,| 19> Successful experiments the! railroad is preparing Bunda nh room 233, Philosophy Siliing asd trenenittins | _ asi |Are Your Bees m1?” |Woman Dies After | Honors at Lincoln | Here’s Help for ’Em_ Taking Poison Dose | fall of 1913 the Lackawan experimenting with wire jee. During the war the tal equipment was disman ; $ | It has been found that many colo.| VANCOUVER, Wash, May 6--| High Go to 2 Girls vp ieUrE” Mrs, Hi. G. Crouch, 67, died at Bt.| on in King county are being n Helen F. Clark, 4320 Sixth ave, N.| destroyed by disease. County Agri. |Joseph's hospital yesterday, after } has been chosen valedictorian eujturiat A. B. Nystrom has obtained taking polson at her home, near) of the 1922 class of Lincoln high! the assistance of the State College of Minnehaba, Thursday school, where at the age of 16 #he| Washington in his endeavor to gain |) ———— eeateneetectenmemens i» being graduated with high hon-| control of there diseases, DB. A. Slo |been reserved for work in Seat ors. Phyllis Kemper, 4320 Sixth cum, extension rervice bee specialist, | Beekeepers within the eity ma ave. N. E., also 16, haw been select: is spending two weeks in the county |tain assistance on those dates by od a® salutatorian because of her |to aaniet the beckeepers in this work, | telephoning Main 6900, local 120, not high scholastic record. ‘The date of Muy 11 and 12 have later than Wednesday, May 10. | OW. Richardson, DG. Murray Bisson, undergraduates ten, heard about this. So went to the company and toh! ® officials what a chance for they were losing. N PERMISSION | / DNSTRATION Officials gave them permis. | fig up a radio vet in a club and arrany practical demon- | A _ FIGHTING, ; GUN-TOTIN was great fun,” says Siseon, WOMAN OF only 19. “We went to Paul . THE WEST— ; who conducted the tranaa:-| lj there is any truth in the saying that a novice at any HARD-RIDING, Tecetving experiments last fall.) game generally wins against experie need players on his first SURE-HITTING! ‘Borrowed his set with tts nine| plunge, Mrs.’ Henry Landes’ campaign committee has a i Milctiiter, staees a cael demonstrated it. On the firet entrance of women into a Seat- ‘fantenna, grounded our set on| few city political campaign, Mre. Landes polled a phenomenal be ralix and were ready vote for council. Her campatgn, committee, Mrs. W. H. if first demonstration was on a| Utter (1), Mrs. J. Lombard (2), Mrs. G. C. Dalton (3) Bes tes fret time that moe | 282 Mrs. R. F. Weeks (4) declore, however, that therr labor had been received and dis.| Was materially lessened by the fact that Mra. Landes’ known from moving train by wire | capability had a direct appeal for the voters. Caught messages in a tunnel | ~fretee of Mre. Unter and M alle and « half long, We heard) — - dina from Germany! We w ' Beary ov # continuous con Forger Sentenced Sunday School Body © * amateurs along ‘he -. to Penitentiary Will Meet Thursday i. TRAIN Preadir to first-degree] RA. White, young people's w ) NEXT forgery, Charles Evans, a earpen:| demonstration, the . te Friday by Su A. W. Frater to Dalton by Grady; of Mra Lombard by James & th the International Sunda pl asnociation, Chieage, will be to rad quip a train carrying Cornell stu the state penitentiary Among the spenkers ‘ home for their Haster vaca-|at Walla Walla f the Beattie Graded [ “ft 8 y School Teachers Th Fit fe but a matter of time,” mye] NEW YORK—Dominio Albro, 71 : B Foley, superintendent of * a for tire stealing after wild | | ditorium telephone and Wirelens | auto chase by police, claims h e ee ©f the railroad, “before all jmadte $55,000 by bootlegging in last een will install euch appa-|year, and to have lost all but $900) ius on their trains. |rotiing dice. | cost of equipment ts not} . ‘The expense of operation ts} | bi Pg we ‘ looded story 5 Site_pembitien are mene ; | Vital Statistics] A LITTLE CHILD} setstc's” from ung lover 80 hear his sweetheart's volo BIRTHS en i nenaeoh ae, Seanctar who mitt know | Kigts. 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