Galileo High School - Telescope Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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P London 'Daily News corre 0 Perish As lTTUHNEY5UEHt , . ' 4 V ' cw , U - L 1 '.- A . , E. n . , 'f J yy- E F Q 1 Q, , - - A . ' 4 -i - 1 A e e ,- , .- ' , ' .Q 1 5 I D apaneseSh1p 5trikesRocks lI'?QKIQ..MHY 1---UN37- ,,- i?l:i1aifE5t'g!DQl'fS today from , .e lilsceli, thef loss of le wliennthe Japanese esinship Cfhirchibu Maru- ent on the rocks and broke p oi!- the Saghalien coast. he 'reports stated a, total- of D persons sboerd were res- aed. The Chichibu Maru, a, easel of 1,500 tons, had aboard large number of Sshennenf was first reported as miss- . off Koromushiro in the .Islands and the Jep- cruiserl was sent out Minsto to conduct a for the vessel: F HEEL May 1 tSpecla,l Vtflre Dls etch to Universal Servlee.J at Berlln has cabled an interview with the former Pplnce oft Germany, in says reserved type of PHINEE 5 FATE Declarlng, she f had lnvestlgateo 'llery brilliant hugbsncys 'Hbuslness conferehoesflfnnd-ndlscovered ,them-ito sd'- social gathermge,f 1.zrs. Surah J . Goodtellow, Berkeley soclety ma- : tron, yesterday nled eult for divorce V from Hugh Goodfellow, head of ef protnlnent nrm of San Francisco attorneys. ' A 1 Mrs. Goodiellow's suit, which ex- Y cited comment on both sides ofthe be. , was filed ln the Oakland courts. She alleged both cruelty and deser- tmn. , Her husbands derellctlons began in 1918, Mrs. Goodtellowl asserted, whenl he began. staying out until .2 a.. m ln conference. She ac- .. h ceplged- his. excuses, the society women declsredg until his confer- ences .became too frequent and 4 prolonged. , ' 'Then ,she investigated these al- legedbuslness conferences, the dl- vorce suit continued, and found them to be ln tact social gather- ings. The manner and method ot. Mrs. 'Goodfellow's investigations were not elaborated upon. X A property settlement 'has been made out of court, the suit recited. The Goodtellows were married'De- cember 20,'1905. She was-Mlss Sarah J Downey. Mlrs,. Goodfellow asks the custody ofthe children. Marlang 18 arah 16 Alice. 13 and Hugh s , :t , s , Jr 7, andg S2011 e. mqxfltllr for their' support. Shouts represented by the p . ilrm ot Crosbyylslgrus,g8efQrosby. . l5SP6Ct Aillfedfell .. . their systems upse SHHGOWS the World vvel a. crisis. ' Revolution, Is . - , Lloyd George View stun E9 EGB?FtT J. PREW mrrc-Hxmment TT ' LONDON. May 1.51'fs'13'le'?Zl 51'ie- to Unzversal Service.J-Llgyg ill ffl Public speech today the general strike situa. 8S.lT01lows: N N0bQdY Wants revolution. I' hive never seen the Working classjn a, mood where they were less ln- cllnecl toward revolution. Thel' are insistent, merely, that what they gained during the vom- 'fhT0l1gh their sacrifices shall not be frlttcred. away, and that they sha.ll,n0t be flung back into pre.. war conditions, , A Q ' ' Ours is a, well ordered country? where discipline is not military, but exists in . the hearts and, rnlndst inclinations and the tradl- 1 tions of the people. V ull Europe R SPI lHoosieroKl ' A Weeiz 4 ls my lmpres former Crown l s an ro'n and his over face it H Ahtone n urge hor e 1 - rl in 1917, of wax, enthusiasm me when they 89-ld the republic as final govern people? ' and added: game tlme ' our family ' . - The bubble' about e . responsibllltyiotj the A surely burst by now the recent debates 5: fr rights of the - ' family. he ex- 2 Q fir 5, a. sympathetic under- ' 'of the governments en- greot service to the . 4 E Physicians 0 and 'oi town way home not think the German will be ungrateful as to.. 1 to give some return tor l services-some balm for the and suffering which we . readily undertaken for the e of the country we love so Closet C nvention ZFOUDB 'Tl-IE, -THE FIRST Edgar Larrlngton Gilcreest Francisco was the principal at the section meeting on .....,..aa.1...-.,J.tn.A1Leo111nsad the, Tl-IENTIC FIRE OF l mpke' Hoosler