The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 3, 1923, Page 4

it SEAT AR ume Cru: ade to Make |FRENCH OCCUPY Every Sunday Dull Blue 3 MORE TOWNS 3attle On Again; Le Pushing Nation-Wide Closing Drive BY EDWARD THIERRY NEW YORK, March 3.—"Every Yunday a blue 5 everywhere in America That, says Henry L. Bowtby, champion crusa is the idea hind the campaign begun with test in New York and New Je y op Sunday thoatrical perform ances The battle is on ag This time with a country.wide scope and a re vivitied nd sterniy determined Lord’s Day alliance pushing the campaign Ranged against the alli ance, of which Dr al secretary, is the League of Americ members, and theatr led by William A, Brady Grasping greed for money is the canker of American life that is making our Sundays unholy,” says Bowlby Profiteering in morality Brady, characterising Bowlby's Sun day clean-up campaign These are the things Day alliance hopes to bant city in the United States SUNDAY theatrical performances, uding vaudeville and burlesque. SUNDAY motion picture shows SUNDAY baseball Dr. Bowlby said branches of the ance in many cities would follow New York and New Jersey prose. sowlby is nation Anti Blue Law aiming 350,000 producers wayn the Lord's in every eutions as soon as tests of the law had been made, Brady, producer of La Flamme,” ts one of the first test defendants. We are fighting every enterprise and amusement that makes money ord’s Day Alliance Is’ Mannheim, Darmstadt and Karlsruhe Are Taken on & ways Bowlby That in es < theaters, baseball, grocers,| BBRLIN, March 3—The French Pas moog ef Only actual | tday Cceupied two of the most im . av Se aman tn” ata tant industria ters of the py ey Drug stores and| #hine Valley—Mannheim and Darm Jelloatessen stores may be open with. | *tadt : in prem 2 nours. | _ The advance of several companion 1 " which seized these ties the Laws regulating Sunday amuse. | ¥ " ments and business activities exist in| Preach much nearer to Frankt every state, Bowl 1. The eam. | nd the Germans fear this elty may paign bs for the ex ment of these | Pxt be taken aS we rather than for the immediate some = later Karlsruhe ther to the south, was alno taken enactment of ow and more stringent rate mnant of fi ” by the French. Ht ten't blue Sundays we want About 300 troops were used in the but clean Sundays—clean and pure,|%CcuPation of Mannheim, 120 of without the taint of money greed and | these bringing their baggage and vice.” he said. “Eventually we with|°®™ping in the Hilda schoolhouse, tur our guns on Sunday baseball.) While others scattered thruout in It is bosh to say that baseball man: | SUstrial quarters, T Lugenbers | raliroad station and the Mannheim agers put on Sunday the people a chance for amusement The managers are after the cash; the people can get plenty of baseball on | * games to give! customs office wer At Darmstadt a o¢ french troops and, occupied, mpany of white according to re paver eal | ports from German sources, one of Dowlby said there had been more | elored, marched into the city and than de, convictiogs In New. York |conflecated railroad workshops alone for violations of Sunday laws| BY seizing the harbor section of desta: te kek tie ioantne, Mannheim the French contro! Rhine : = vented in the New |*tiPping and, the customs. Posts t ane of those arrested in the New! put this control immediately into ersey campaign was Rev. Father | lrrce were estuniished Joseph N. Grieff, pamtor-of the Holy | “ine Germans have frequently in Family chureh, of Union Hill. He correctly reported advances upon was fined $1 for « violation of the | (nse two cites Totes weeps vice and immorality act in wiving| wor effected swiftly, It won wate The Passion Play,” which the to who be inhabitants, pediately ehureh has been producing at inter YEGGMEN BIND MEN; TAKE CASH Telephone Exchange ‘Near Vancouver, Wash., Robbed VANCOUVER, Wash. March 2.— Three armed yegsmen bound and gagged three employes In the tele- phone exchange at Yacoit, about 4 o'clock this morning, cut all telephone wires, drilled Into the vault of the First State bank of Ya- colt and escaped with between $4,000 and $5,000 worth of Liberty bonds and $500 in cash. They are believed their escape in a high-powered au- tomobile which was seen to pass thru Heisson, a nearby town, shortly before 5 o'clock this morning. The first knowledge bank officials had of the robbery was when A Newburn, of Yacolt, failed to connect with “central” and went to the tele- phone exchange to ascertain the trouble. He freed the bound men and Sheriff Thompson, at Martin Claus, cashier of the state bank, drove eight miles to the nearest telephone to give the alarm. Prohibition officials declare that sailors are stealing the alcoho! out of marine compasses. No doubt that explains how they | get half-seas over. eee outdoor snow story of the Northwest Ithia however, haa been known | Cure”: there ls no one in Beattie | Old salts confine themselves to|in the open woods. | lic Se riatna th the waaat re | whi dons not know that no New alcohol taken from gyrostatic com-| By ability and hard work she has feral on—if not to the laity. But| so, fit wives Service,” or any passes. This prevents trregularity of | attained the unique and enviable dis © tact that ineutin i now being | MRE clea, unless it is well paid motion and assures a steady gait at|tinction of the only woman author sjattitedhivea te Medtiio te kaw | partie arty bea feature of the me, foe. stardirector producer in the motion) Vakima Exodus Confronts |te bit tew the teaching waft of a lot of tire picture industry i © teach! ¢ of a | s cectaa tthe ; ; SSF —B | Helen Barham—Seattle welcomes | LABORATORY TS nome clerical work with no provis- LI'L GEE GEE, TH’ OFFICE | y5y—she’s mighty proud of her lit-| Serious Problem WEIRD PLACE fon for proper remuneration. Short- | VAMP, SEZ: ae girl who successfully climbed the | | Insulin ts manufactured in only |iy they will be compelled to take Girls who wear cotton stock: | ioader and tipped the scales ‘of The ticktix two cities on the Pacific Coast—lordere for Potash and Perlmutter | ings never see a mouse. | | came. } fronting the Lon Angeles and Seattle |Pantalettes or Hokus Pokus Tooth = —* ne leavine ears Baredes in| Tt wan brought here as a resuit| Paste, to be delivered by a couple | Our alert contemporary, The Star, great numbers, due to the expira./Of the fact that a Physician | of designated local dealers, and 90 is promoting a marble tournament A Haat entthels leakes on. indians tx, | Now practicing In a for-lon ad infinitnm. for Seattle boys. No doubt the stock became further complicated Satur-|Mer student of Prof. 3 ae in| A child of thrifty people will or ing manufacturers are behind the en day, when wire dispatches from| Whose laboratories the foe ety |dinarity turn out thrifty—the allly Bids oer ea Montana a need that Gov, J. M,| WA# Made pyle 4 apender will only be taught by cruel . Dixon of that state haa signed the| Year, this physician studied the) iectence, “servicers and uplifters” Breathes there a boy with soul so bill prohibiting Japs and other aliens| Methods of manufacturing the ex-|t) "tne contrary notwithstanding dead, who never to himself has said: from owning or leasing land there,|tract and. upon hts return, net up|‘? the conlrary noswilnatinlie. | “1'l| take the moons out these agates dice tn Dek ML Gach Yakion | RuAborAtory: ab MR Kinnear place e point in, Ei pnal Thrift | by sticking them in lard all night."|POll Not “Representative, | Accoins ‘0 Rend, number o¢ the| Twisted this Inboratory Friany, [Service Ine, New York: Why? lenge in the wairdeat place T’ve‘ever| A herefore Japanese leaving there intended to| 7 walrdent r Norma Talmadge. who is writing a Says Commission BONER nd in lactone, TEAe hag | ekeb--4vity Ay o-oo Atae V. A. McCORMACK series on etiquet in The Star, says Montana law Is expected to throw |Aneen rubbing fleurative elbows with that henna hair is going out of fash-/ | That the recent. vote of the mem. | | Ot al Duire! axenil tow mysteriounlooking sctentific appa bers of the Seattle Chamber of| them back on Puget sound logging fon. camps, which now employ many |Tatus. and the whole place perment- Which exemplifies the old slogan:|Commerce, sustaining the action of | § 5 day labore: . ed with an atmosphere of combined “Millions now living will nevér dye.”|the board of trustees of the cham-|"4P8 4" Gay laborers, homely utility and bewfidering phe IN ICE FIELD eee ber In opposing the purchase of | asl teens SCIENCE NOTE the Skinner & Eddy site by tha|¥— ton NOTICE N/A MEAT GRINDER HALIFAX, N. &, March 2—The ies SST rahe eee naen ice 7 | port, Comiasionon: Wiaet Ritepreeet | |. ot vion will be wuxpend. || AND FRI USED Canadian {ce breaker Hanley, dis successfully with skunk glands? |tative vote of the people, is shown) | pectoneerion Will Be snspene. || : ae ha erates eo the Pras in a tet of figures submitted to| je from § p. m. Saturda (0.8 | An electric meat grinder and a| patched to th EE ad Rei University writer called sorority|The Star Saturday by the port| | ® ™ Sunday on 59th ave w | huge !ce cream freezer occupy ono| French steamer a a, pless, houses “hen-roosts,” bat the girls | commission. jane Alki ave. and all low service | |end of the room, and In the other| with broken raed trated > veller, came right back and named the] ‘The vote of the chamber showed| | ™A!n# south and west of this | | there are three big distillation bot. reccree ard eee iad aia boys’ loafing places “Nirternities.” |251 for the purchase of the alte| | Point. This Inchutes alt territory | | ties THAT ARE BOILING AT A pate sao fiald, 60 rallee ecutheast of | a %,'¢ rom Alki Poin Ancoln | | TEMPERATURE ACTUALLY LOW. | packe 5 and 1,023 against. This shows a { Beattle bandits consider that it 49) proximately Er per oat fie tier | Beach ER THAN THE TEMPERATURE | Louisbure. always open season on oil stations. | o¢ opposing the purchase of the|@ 7 OF THE REST OF THE ROOM. og deel Peete nc eemanec te PPae EW EL SE an . ha Ma World's F eduted | te | (pibe, procesa In briet. 1s Ula Rarer wan Hu) Lore rua water fon hee an Crit ® Fair, scheduled) On the other hand, the port com PHONE MEN TO),,4, ty. of, finds. obtained |qhoard.” Four Americans are among 1997, ‘This will give the Ku Klux}™ission's figures show that for the |thru an arrangement with the local! the helpless vessel's crew and pas- ral 5 WX | past 12 elections on port improve-| slaughter house, are put thru tho] gengers. Klan ample time to give Portland! sane bonds submitted to the people | TI! ment grinder twice and ground fine . back to the United States 5 etic om o peop ment grinder twice and ground fine, Ba see 72 per cent have been in favor of| sore than two dozen prominent| Then they are precipitated in an HINTS FOR FLAPPERS the municipal tmprovement telephone men from all parts of tho|*a¥al volume of alcohol and allowed] A jy Fleet Starts In refuting the statement made ane ; to wtand for four hours, (The mix- | An onion a day keeps the 3; L | country have come to Seattle to wit \ ‘ | thashers away. by Frank Waterhouse, president of| neas tho change from manual to|ture was formerly put In the fea 6,000-Mile Flight eee the Chamber of Commerce, that! dial operation of the 12,000 Melrose,|/ cream freezer, but this method Jas Last shot from the false rumor|the chamber vote cast was larger! Rainier and West telephones at mid-|#ince been abandoned.) GAN ANT SMD: ee, ane squad: If the port commission ob-|than that cast in many port elec-| night Snttirda Next the mixture is placed in a|—Six airplanes hopped off today for 8 7 tions of the past, the iat shows © Pacitic Telephone & Telegraph | 20-ton prean and the flutd caught an|@ 6,000-mile flight to Washington. via tains the Sinner & Eddy nite all h | ‘The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph A the fluid | 6,000-mile flight to Washington vi steamship lines will immediately re.|that the lowest vote cast by the! Go, is represented by J. C well, |{t drops out, This fluid ts then dis.| Porto Rico, Capt, Thomas C. Lam move their headquarters to Tacoma.| People since 1912 w over 16,000.| vice-president and general managor;| tilled. Here is one great difficulty. | pher, ngs ciara bie me firat to ee |This was 16 times the vote cast} G, W. Burkett, chief engineer: J, H.| The curative ue of the pancreatic | take the alr, he five other planes Henry Ford has written his auto.|by the chamber, according to port| Corcoran, genoral traffic superin.| substance would be destroyed if it|took off in rapid succession and biegrap’ One critle suggests that | commission figures |tendent; DP. P. Fullerton, general| were raised to a point above body | auickly formed into a hugé Vv forma. when Henry can utilize his hot air| It was further pointed out by the! plant superintendent; J, H. Mitehell,| heat. Thin is avoided by distilling in| tion and headed toward New Or.| our flivvers will run without gas. port commission that the people) commercial engineer; D, EB. Wise} a vacuum, whieh makes it possible Jeans, the first leg of the journey one fie had not been negligent in votingon| man, equipment enginees; Rt. to boll the liquid at a temperature of| Twelve aviators will make the The Grim Reaper has traded his|port bonds, as is Implied in Water.| Wolfe, traffic engineer, and N, Wig-| 67 degrees Mahrenhelt—-sounds fishy, |long flight, which is expected to be eavihe for an automobile, house's statement In many elec-| ton, aasixtant to the gen 1 man.| but It seema to be a actentifie fact.| completed in April pers: tions the vote has totaled over|ager, all of San Francisco; N. R.| The distillation is repeated twice, — —— “Will you be true to me when 1/ 50,000, maya the commission Powley, commercial superintendent, | the residue from the former distilin- A jm gone?” ca Lon Angeles, and C. f Hickman, |tion being precipltated In alcohol| Sleeping Sickness “Yen; but don't be gone long.” “6 ” commercial superintendent, and Cart| after h process : this hte alle 15 Lifers Are Whitinore, plant superintendent, of| After the final distillation, the res: Claims 9 Victims Pie Lt SEND HIM He DUDS Gi Cl Portland {due is precipitated once more in : Sif a gk ropa biden SA Fn gdh og dan iven emency | The American Telephone & Tele-| absolute alcohol, which ts later) PORTLAND, Ore., March 9.—Nino ran away with my wife lant week T wis o fod 4 f e i orn ye AUC D sep to extend my sincere appteciation EALEM, Ore, March S.—-Fifteen | granh Go, of New York Is represent-|dfained off and evaporated, ‘Tha| Persons have succumbed to sleeping sympathy, If he will give mo his life term nares receives pardon, | ca by L.A, Dolan, W. D. Sargent, |wubstance that te left ls then. dls | sicknesa ain Jonuary 1, this year (1 RE Rydon ABLE edad commutation of aentence or parole, | 4. ¥. Van Hagon and L. I. Mapes.| solved in water and filtered—and {According to reports to the city fer, Tam netistled DUD BARE. | 404 56 other persons enjoyed kome|” ‘The following are hore trom the| the insulin I made houlth office today, The ninth vie Ad in Frazee (Minn.) Prens. 108 ANGHLBS, Cal, March tm Thomas Krustak’s wife wanted to drive the machine. He let her, A tire blew out. He made her change it. She got it, sued for a divorce, She near here, | to have made! Vancouver, | ‘Wash., was summoned to the scene. | arranged measures of resistance vals for nine years. Railway Workers at both Darmatadt This was all.a mistake, says Bowl! .o4 Mannheim quit work when the by. Father Grief? thinks #0, too; for | round the French {n their midst immediately after the city court r®| tne invaders were active in. the versed its decision and remitted the | pune as well, rows $1 fine, he made ins to seek legal | w.4 are to he deport as for blue law conv disarming police, while cavalry and 7 ~ ———" | tanks occupied and controlled the HERE’S MORE ABOUT Rotthatisen last night 6,000 with tap and ma RAINIER pe STARTS ON PAGE 7 a Seeds" rearehs Wwe can show that we would be oper-| Tete eee ating at a loss under a five-cent fare.” \No Treaty With vON'T STAN! i WON'T D Court of Justice FOR LONG DELAY | They want to tle te. WASHINGTON. March 3.--The Kelley said. “If we submit to a hear: | ptarding adminiat hea ne tates: ing. It will be weeks before It is/tion of attempting to negotiate a handed down. Then should a lower |treaty with the powers now part |fmre be granted, the railway com-/ nating in the permanent court of in pany will get out an tnfunction and | ternational |the matter will go thru endless litl-| provide for compuls jgation, We do not intend to stand] international dist for this procedure.” State Hughes declared in Kelley said that, at the meeting at | president Harding which Hilighan City next Monday night an! the foreign relations comm open declaration of war will tx ebb and that details of the campaign to force car rate reductions justice, ‘which w: ry arbitration Se A of of etary was sent to will be Senate Refuses to Break With Turkey worked out HERE’S MORE ABOUT WASHINGTON, March 3.—An ef jfort to have the United States SHIPMAN break off diplomatic relations with Turkey until her forces are with STARTS ON PAGE 1 drawn from Armenia waa frus |trated in the senate today | stage performance at the old Grand| Senator King. Utah democrat, tn- | Opera houre and embarked on her |troduced a resolution exprenxtne stage career from Seattle at the age | sense of the senate that diplomatic of 13, relations must discontinue until It was during her stage cateer | Turkey would permit peace nettle that she began writing, having many | Menta, Objection was made by Sen. books, stories and scenarios to her|#tor Lodge, chairman of the for credit, sign relations er the She won the first prize scenario contest ever held. She wrote one | thus killing of the first serials ever produced. | congress. jIt was while writing stories for J. Warren Kerrigan that she entered | picture work, both acting and direct She starred in the first big and resolution went over under the rule, it for this seaston of MONTANA BARS. jing. phase of executive clemency during | Western Electric company, whieh In the occupation of the governor's | «talled the machine switching equip chair from November 27 to Decem-| ment: W. H, Mathles, L. A. Pflans, ber 21, 1922, by Acting Governor] 4, W, Horne and R. H. Harper, New | |Roy Ritner, former president of the| York: B, L. Stephens, Baltimore: 4 senate, during the absence of former | 1, Senecal, Atlanta: C. J. Hurley and Governor Olcott, according to a} W, ¥. Rowland, San Francisco, and news article published yesterday in| A. 1. Ge and J. J, Boley, Chi the Portland Journal. cago , HERE'S MORE AB ABOUT CORRUPTION STARTS ON PAGE 1 MAN IN PRISON; WIFE ASKS AID | || HERE'S MORE ABOUT | | THRIFT STARTS ON PAGE 1 and said to me eee | Bavings bank xhton, how we) Will Be Homeless When She} str. sinieix could not be reached work put » Vierix he was te th ica rip adel “ Comes From Hospital , | eee Be mae Sree trust. There t @ time | cans | the t showing were to rece get a few hundred dollars for a man a take y huwly h; 40 rooms, $2 " \ wht ba th " ’ T the ban me tha ’ have of | going to do with itue | rida * f the poher Stone & Webster have heretofor with re in eyes th tim y to ach ‘ nm the buildin xt to the Elks’ club. | wife of Jamen ¢ con: | agent f two b Stone & Webster lobbyists wit In the | yy, bigamint a down to the » gallery here and wateh t Deputy P. cugene » apy 7 . © coach watol Meacham, w nducted the pr t het b t we eee e & Webster | tenced to serve w minimum of four! banner, statements purporting to be eet Justice, but Justic doesn't me “Ol years in the atate penitentiary and er by the board, etd the Edu putt money Into campaigns P8Y)_ maximum of five years, by Judge| cational Thrift Bory ce, Inc, was to ug legislators’ room rent or dis | "r Ronald Saturday pied we pet teibuting tree whisky I don't care|"'ssr, ols Osborn ie confined at ik Menkae wast ‘et sealiak wran Cis a ee house takes OF lithe city boxpl In 4 few GAY"! campaign” buzzed about the ears of ene statements, I'm golng tOlshe must leave the institution and|ine directors at thelr meeting Friday fight corruption in public office lene han no place to ge nh ; gr ; van ae Hh edt ig ntiees gs han L o KO, jand resulted in a hasty decision o Sven tS eee t!' “You took my husband away,|the board to reconsider the entire pro whom it involves: Y what am I going to do? It's uP | posal and t rs ur for copies to the «tate to take care ¢ me cireular bearing the signature While Mrs. Osbo: No, 1 waslo board and sent to patrons of HERE’S MORE ABOUT vindictive at the prosecution of her schools. Thi i} t clreular husband, Mattie Miller Osborn, see | board members had never seen or au INSULIN ond wife of the ma detective | thorized and logger, felt that retribution A letter from the Home Sav STARTS ON PAGE 1 had been dealt him. Mrs, Osborn | it ons Tan tnconton No. 3 will become a mother nextloq summary court procedure to en month. th tir nhormone)>—remalned intact jo! e en @ may ons He tried this on a pancrea and}, OP¢ Digamist, was happy Batur immediate changes in then treated a depancreatized dog| 0? 8" ® ey 5 ST ee 4, | (he bdu of enforcing it the extract of the degenerated os xO fence Saae ne ee THIS BANK NOT et His experiment wag suc) "20 iw ree Savery, 600) TOLD OF PLAN marine for husbands during the a *o that remained was The Bank fe Savings, one of the ; se means of getting the|PAMt few years, wan relieved atl. oe oe the city’s savin ka extract from an undegerated gland ” ‘s Bag ‘api being - ered put in @ apirited protest ming This method was finally worked ov ane On recommendation jthat not a singlé officer nor director Pre 7S Gs rey gi deputy Pronecutor Meacham, | 0/1) a anti aca ah. das Judge Otls Brinker deferred sen-|o¢ the ele pot it was deemed expedient ae . k opportu to p pate © the treatmen on buman again ive: ‘Townsend said on re Director FE. Sherrock, chair n of the finance committer, _ re cd Day cy Micdaope , ho reported in Noveniber th ACCEPTED BY ‘am glad I am free. to live right wae, ee mi Novenmer that MEDICAL WORLD every bank in the city had been The results of this teratmept were to participate in tling that entire med table Ten vanced to the stage of complete has accepted the remedy as re diabetion who had ad coma, a condition which has al ways been considered the imme diate forerunner of inevitable death, were treated in Toronto, The production of tnsulhh a¢ that | time was extremely difficult, and one patient died because the phy- siclans’ supply of the extract ran out after he had started to im- prove, Another patient was brought out of the coma, but died of pneumonia, Another suc- cumbed to gangrene ands fourth | te vasomotor failure, All of om, however, according to post mortem examinations, were free | from diabetic symptoms at the tine of their death, and the fa talities could not be aseribed to | the failure of the extract, | AND THE OTHER SIX, AC CORDING TO LATEST REPORTS ARE STILL LIVING AND MAY| EVENTUALLY BE RESTORED TO| COMPLETE HEALTH, Stripped of tt» scientific netting, these events were practically mira: | cles, It tm the closest that medical science has ever come to bringing the deal to life, Commenting on these cases, the! British “Medical Journal, a hide. bound, conservative — publfcation, says | “Btatements of thin kind are nat urally received with caution even with some mirgivings. and | The| reader {s bound to ask whether the |‘ |authors have possibly been misled by their own enthusiasm. But the/ fact remains that these six patients jare alive,” Tt takes only a ouple of minutes to tell about thit-but the actual process taken five days And the glands from 50 cattle are! required for the production of trom| one and a quarter to one and a half ounces of the precious extract enough to treat the ordinary case for about five days, Thus it would | died “SCORES THRIFT CAMPAIGN HERE: Must Teachers Back Plans | of Eastern Uplifters? Editor The Star Your article in Fy night's Star about the wonderful thrift tad Just “landed,” wan very timely 1 have before me Form ne jliwhed in stilted and bucketshoppy ‘ew Yorkene, subscribed bob In "Board of Education,” to the eft, “Educational ‘Thrift Service |Ine., N. ¥." The hr is stale. Tt seems that jall the sporty preachers have beer killed off, news ts ce; why not print for the enlightenment at tle citizens the entire proceedings account in some t it’s that led up to the “permissive ac r the te her's bus! Bor tion ot the Hon. Bos dof Educa-|the banker's, elther, for that matter.| Yon? This record should be access-!x1y own boys have an account in ible. The xenasis of Educational) ong of the national banks and I Thrift Service, Inc, and biograph-| don't want their savings accounts ical sketches of a few of the leading lights thereof, Thin last would, no doubt, interest the prudent child about to invest his savings. Presumably they are all honest |Mentlemen; ome may have peddied | 1 shoelaces, and, after supporting a widowed mother and a large family finally rose to be a thrift-nervicer Others of them might have been “born on a farm,” like so maany of Jour noble legislators now in session at Olympia. We thene thing: want to know tim was Mra, Jonnie At a hospital had been asle: Grege, who Thursday p 26 daye take about Insulin for a S0duy as is now given. But, after all, what are 00 cows compared to « human life? 300 cattle to supply the treatment, such She! the plan, and all had refused ex cepting the Washington Mutual | | | given a chanc | | Savings bank and the University National bank, said that his re port was based upon informa. tion supplied by agents of the Educational Thrift Service, Inc., who inaugurated the system | here. | Reuben Jones, secretary of ¢ |board, reported numerous telephor complaints from parents tentin the proposed plan. of teachers in furtherin npalgn,” it was parent, was the cause of many SANTMVER SCORES TEACHERS ZEAL W. J. Santmyer openly denounced the zea. teachers in boost ing for banks Ived in preference to oth | antmyer said. “If a student interfered with.” Director Shorrock, on whose orig. inal motion of approval the board consented to the installation of the system, maid anked the agent cational Thrift Service if he had en all the banks. He assured me t he had. Apparently there is a screpancy here some pli I think the matter should be straightened out CROSON BEGINS TO SEE LIGHT | President Croson of the board said that the Thrift Service had received |NO permission to send out circulars jto students under the name of the jboard of education, and he asked The Star to furnish him with coples of these “We thee,” any cor tensibly must stop.” Different rates of interest | by the two banks must be |it was declared, and the offered ach bank | The for had for of the Edu th | * nnot condone such a prac on muni under id ations If there going out signature are as they our ffered remedied, same rate sought ye the right to assist in such a campaign, but has |been totally ignored in the present plan. The Home Savings & Loan jaasociation said that prompt court | action be taken unless its stu dent patrons are unmolested by pleas to enter the thrift campaign. Predicts Harding Will Be Re-elected | SAN FRANCISCO, March | Prediction that President Harding| will be renominated and re-elected |for another term was made here to. day by former Gov. William C. Sproul, of Pennsylvania “I can nothing but victory for the republi election,” ans in the next national Sprou} sald, “and I firmly believe President Harding, who ts growing politically stronger every day, not only will be renominated, but he will much trouble.” avings maid that it} be re-elected witht | TEN DIE IN MINE BLAS" , CHURCH PLANS. , RADIO PROGRAM Singing by University Pres. byterian Choir nity Pres program of the K7 et 4 beneath m of teri Pie . 4 slate, which tumbled from the | phe program will be roof of the mine when the blast o¢-| Hyma—‘How Firm « ¥ ta K a of the 4 of ree tinct ext of feet crumbled the Pent up coal dust, they believed, | wan repo e for the blast Entomt hind a wall of rock, Dr coal and wlate for 15 hours, I Germes Lipscomb, one of the miners] Antnem caught the blast, was bre pae to the surface today by Fr . workers. Liscomb waa able Ko to his home after being given firnt | Bole can ete ee | H. Ken ari ‘ stone, Loe CLUB HAS AN I kc ls the director ang | Carl Paige Wood is the organiet of 6 che THREE DIEIN ub eee S. its useful Hfe among une ed men here, Saturday night . I U i BAT si program at {ts quarte at R \ J TLE in ot JELLICO, Tenn., 3 A big per has been pron 4 ts of the club, who ‘ ogee Fe and er at & o'clock. R. H. Vivian four offic ba brisk bat w nd Mrs. ¥ tle du t on F tain, near here. he of ers as # intercepted t they neared J he whisky ico with - ar & supply of liquor. The bootleggers oe Bt pened fire and the officers replied “ a brief gun fight the desg 4 ere 4 as er Perkins George Perkins and Morrison Ayers bist Officers wounded we hibition o'clock re Agent W. S. Jaynes, of Taxeweil supper will be served, following the | Police Chief Heatherly, of Taxewell pilisloushervica. and Deputy Sheriffs Covey ané The celebration wil] continue next | Perry. Covey’s condition is critical week Sugar Price Probe | Favored by Senate Man Held on Three Charges WASHINGTON, March At-| Charged with stealing a Paige lim tempting to r bru the authoriza-|ousine, passing worthless checks in tion for @ senatorial investigation of | Seattle, Tacoma and other Puget soaring sugar prices, the senate com. | sound cities, and with deserting his mittee on audit and contro] today | Wife and three small children. G. G ordered a favorable report on the | Lansdown, 26, was lodged in the city Saturday Brookhart lution, which provides | Jai! following his appre for th siry hnston at Hamilton, Wa The gation is favored by the taxi driver and owner departm { commer oblie alleged stolen, re holds market gam! to the pollos sev. f g Up P by eire t nd the arrest of about short crops and Lansdown resulted from a prolonged xg to credit their reports to|#earch by 1 authorities. official American ond Cuban, Lansdown has been in the custody ources Jof police on previous occasions. He eee ts held pending investigation into his SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.—| tivities in other cities. Sugar prices took thelr first jump | upward for March today. Increases of 25 cents for cane) sugar and 20 cents for beet sugar cial | the 100 pounds became effective. all new price for cane ts $9.55 and for [beet $9.50, thone being the basic fig- ures quoted by the refineries here, DEAFNESS? 4-DAY TREATMENTS FREE If your ears both- 7 you 0 Will Investigate Pe eet risk : we de pelt Gold, Silver Mining |®*" ,’**,..°%"* WASHINGTON, March 3.—The/ ot if you have senate today adopted for the second | ire" Kraduslly eet. ime the Nicholson resoluticn cre-j period ef sears, you ating a committee to investigate |#hiould give your- the gold and silver mining indus Sue ee at try ipsarbeal ie) ka Failure of the house to adopt ajthe increase, but orevious ‘esolutiot for ately people previ resolution caused reintro-| fortunately people © NM duction of the resolution, Provides for only a senatorial jate ad of a congressional inquir: which now | be bapplly relieved in a large number of in- cases, ople who are growing deaf are apt te te Cece be rensitive, and to withdraw from eeetal ite. They shut themecives out many TE Umea from the very knowledge thet ether at {olka are bein methods of treatmen Ear Specialist Sproule, of 114 Cormbill Bidg., Boston. studied and originated a methed of treatment which has Te stored normal hearing to many état A man from Caltfornia writes: “Tam klad to write to those sufferers, ae I see how I was going, and by now I have been putting my hand up to my ear and saying: ‘What do you say?! Bat thank the Lord with your good help I can hear the autos’ horns when out om the road as good as ever and hear thes When at home as they come up the rosé.” To show his method to all who need tt, kar Specialist Sproule offers = é-éay | treatment Free. Denefited by new ! Welcome Welcome—the open, healthy smile! Flash it morning — he'll one for you! on the boss every have SOMISH DENTAL CREA” keops teeth glistening and |[| mouths clean and healthy! It cleanses thoroughly without > scouring, and strengthens the Given Away Kums. For its quick healing ||| Thess tntroductory treatments are Delage otto; 5 beet 0. = |p lotfered Free. If you want one, write te potion Ab Ee pean coining day. You may try for yourself this mett- ed in the treatment of py- lod, You can then see why it has sue orrhea, |] | ceeded when some others falled. el Spectalist Sproule wants to help all the y [deaf people he can, He knows what 50¢ THE TUBE ery It Is to be shut out from the volces ef friends, to be forced to change one’s ot cupation, if not to become dependent of others, He therefore offers « treatment FREE to all who write at once. Through this method many eufferers, in place of the gradual dulling of the sense of hear ing, now hear quickly and distinctly. Just sit down and write a post card oF letter request asking for a sample treat: ent—free—for Deafness, Sign your full mame and address and send it off ‘The treatment will come to you by fe turn mall, and wil! cost you nothing. 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