The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR : ——— >< —|HOLD FUNERAL MEMORIAL DAY MARCHER LD FUNERAL MAY GET NICE, COLD BATH| ON WEDNESDAY ™ NORTH ENDERS - TO BE HEARD |) SMITH CENTER| OF DRY FIGHT p Deluged With Prohibition 4 Propaganda [ “LOVE NEST” OCCUPANTS HAPPY AT PLAY —— ALBANY, N. } luge of wet and dry ture is p r F of prohibit The gover his desk, re examining » Tivence him le Anti-Saloon League act, already Tegistature Head Quits His Job Indica: t gover rou ) ignore t x jen ean ha: r ' = “POSSE ARRESTS and his former wife in a No. 2, at the oars, Mrs. i, daughter of Wife No. ecutive in Roy Cummings, ac robatic dancer, live i i cottage at-Derby, Conn. Here are Mra, Irene Cummings, Wift Helen Cummings; Wife No. 1, and Edna Cummings, with his present wife 7 asl Main 0600 you will ant Ads before the While Ahe « Mises to drop ub on shore, the rive 5} that ho ts x th © from a state viewpoint Phas reason to believe t word that May be taken o indication of What ho w nds now ith the state f = tion act legislature are bition—S: h P let presidential | politics a ‘upon little ‘Those argulr F sional attorneys For the wets, 4 Smith as insufficient to express the ‘will of the state. BANDIT LEADER Notorious Fugitive Gunman Held Under Guard McALESTER, Oh M Roy 8 “ARE YOU THE WOMAN YoU WERE MEANT TO BE? Byery woman was meant to t palthy, happy, Hin life to the best of her al mlas, how few have Physical endurance deals! Which retard their progre | Women in this condition sho No Lydia E. Pinkham’s V Compound, a root and herb me ‘Out of every 100 women wv Tet Lydia E. 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Yates of Milwaukee, head of the Yates Machine Works of | Beloit and Ontario. | Comedian Is a Favorite is one of 9 Clay Crouch Gets Many Laughs s latest production, *'Ot the feature of the ¥ | program this week, ¢ | of vaudeville's favorite comedki | winning b ‘ations with his Une of blackface His number feat the Bo ore, tribute several bers. who con smart dancing num- | n old favorite F al known 4 robe and severn!l new songs, she offers in a pleasing way | | Harry Kranz and Al White have! a tuxedo number along ‘‘nut’’ lines in which they sing popular songs| and have comedy conversations with members of the audience. avelyn Ramsay, a petite little miss, works with Billy Purcella’in a dancing turn. An athletic act given by the thr Falcons is a novel ring pertorma: Leon and Mitul have the opening | with sev original features whith | | | A comedy the screen and good program Attempt to Deport Communist Quartet CHICAGO, May :9.—Deportation | warrants were issued here today for | Philip Aaronburg and Norman Tel-| |lentyre, Chicago, and Alexander Ball } and Joseph Back, New York, alleged | members of the communist party of| America, i The quartet will be given a hear-| jing Monday before United States! |Commissioner Charles H. Paul. Tho | government charges they: belong to| an organization urging overthrow of| the government by force Attempt to Prove Paternity of Boy SAN FRANCISCO, May 29. Charlio “Reed Henderson,” aged 2 lyears, 6 months, sat k by jowl | with Charles B. Henderson, real ex. | tate man, in. Superior Judge Grif. |fin's court, Monday, while mombers lof the jury compared their features | Jin an effort to determine whether | Henderson ig the father of the boy. | Emily Reed, concert singer, brought suit to force Henderson to acknowledge paternity of the child. (CHILD CHEWS ON DYNAMITE STICK ee KANSAS C |e Brewster lice when she | | | d franticatly for po faind her 3-year-old| |daughter eating a neighbor's dyna-| nite. Police safd the child was chewing on the end of a half-pound stick when they arrived, Merchant Killed by Two Gunmen| CHICAGO, May 29,--Charles Gutino, | 49, a commission merchant, was slain within a block of his home in the Italian district today by two men who fired 10 shots into his boay. 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