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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska Building
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) acres. close 90 Port orchard, ~
miles from seattle. with , bnats
daily. Csc fare. good soil. water.
good markets
New small house. some cleared
plenty ~ wood and enough timber
for all buildings ONLY $500 on
easy monthiy pa ynsants OF $40. a
LOVELY LITTLE HOME
acres adjoining the above with
more than enough timber % pay
Tor st-a Nrtendit tract OF land.
$500 on same terwe
INI.AND rMPfpk LAND co,
ig-fis ard Ave. Phone Main 1ist.
For rsads--ss,acre farm. one niilr
from y r station. about ~ acres
In cultivation and about IS acres
pasture Il II All good river bot
an old s.r1oua house, old barn SOS
% feet and other old uuthuiidiuEn.
IL cows one bull SIS head u
young stock good team Of mules
30 bearing fruit treea. tits place
Is located on a good country road.
Price si0.a0o VIII trade for R0ot
seattle property.
GEO. y. ROSsMAN AGENCY
1880 THIRD Ave Phone Main SesI
PLACE FOR CHICKEN RANCH
FOR $3.50
80 cash IL enough 60 SECURE five
acres Of land suitable for berries.
fruit. chickens etc. Lies we'll On
Rowa roadM and not far from three
beat landings Might be yell for
you 60 iroh this up.
OLE HANSON 4 co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24
Legal Notices

II - ,~a--s-e1~r~~~c~>s~~-~y ~.~-~-r~cS~~~~~~~~
~ superior Court Of the State Of
n So nstpn. for King County.
Ne matter Of the xuardtanmtYip
Aeiiis r. Diznon. Incompetent.
i5sss sane person. In Probate. No.
G appointment Of Guardian.
4. Wh0m II May Concern. Mo-
- y hereby given that on the
aay q March, 1919, the IN
Ssskhe1. william VI. Dfgnon, was
- appointed guardian Of the
CO. and estate Of the aforesaid
- pisnong an Insane person
.asy qualified az such guard
~ That the office ana postoffice
r@Isss % said guardian Is aI2
r,sfn Az. Seattle. King county
''sa April n. 1919.
WILLIAM NJ. DTGNON.
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Situations Wanted
Female

C~r1o'r>T :, coNS ~ - -, u
and comforters. work guaranteed,
Sf12 Leary Ave, Ballard
An experienced nurse desires POSI-
tlOn. Confinement eases or care
Of lnYalldA. Phone Eaat 1k12.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24

LEYEL FERTILE ACRES

Ftte4aere tracts all In grass and
ready Tor the pillow. The soil IL a
de~p. rich black vegetable loan
WIZ grow any kind OF fruit. veg
tetahlea or grain that arc caitiyafs
81 I'm Western Washington. 30
mtnutea walk from the railway
station and graded school. located
on the Pacific highway. with a
sfasrled road 20 market your pro-
dnce. only few minuter drive 10
creamery. condenser aud canuery
where you can receive the high.
est market price FOR your prod
ucts. Mliin mines and railroad
shops, where. u necessary. you can
secure work al good wages We
can sell YOU one 81 these tracts Hr
tow as $500. which IN less than
other firms are selling i.acre
tracts for. our terms are $50 cash
ana VI month per acre. Que
crop viii pay for the land Ono
man last year sold from I Y acres
o. this land tf0e worth Of straw
berries. Come In and see our pie
lures % farms ana homes on these
tracts. and free circulars and
booklets
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Wanted to Buy--Furniture

9ofd fsf 6oGss 81 mn 1 sosds. af6c
son Chandler. 30 Pike. NJ 1lz7.
Mo1ern yum. co buys, sells ~. sgIs
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Special Notices.

- '-0-r~r~o~<~<~~s~~~-~~ ~~-~-~-~-NNN~s~~N
nlasn Gardens Park. open for en-
pgemen, for piculcs. dances. out .
- ete. Particulars +. Torwick
~ Ballard az. Phone Ballard
,, 49, Plants % all descriptions
80. - RELY -. Phone beacon 920.
|s-.ols bun1alows. Hlnckfey Eik-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24

~, rne has left my bed and board.
eIone trusting her does so at
~ slsk. as ! viii not be respon .
- 10y any debts Incurred by
u &. Bacon, 1901 ziet M w
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New Today.
Funeral Directors.

I. BJTTER7rQRTH a SONS
F71fsSsiouai Directors and Licensed
Eoslrasrs 1874 lat Phones 3t3.
assrsity JnaertaklnK Parlovs, s2it
va \. y. North zfz w. r.. Fork
~
|n1asY. watson Co. Funeral Dfrec-
"a Third av. and University
1atn IA Elliott 1b4
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Help Wanted-Female

ao~U~~.oI01r-~No~ ~~~.~~~>4~4eN<sc~<~>
Wanfed-founa women. either en- .
perienced OF inexperienced. to
work as telephone operators. Ap-
ply 10 ffos Ard av. or 1890 nth
av. The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
selling out my stock OF millinery.
Your own choice Of nicely trim
med hats for $500. al Arcade.
MR.. Brown.
Wanted at Onee--A few conReniai
young ladies' 20 form n club. home
c0nvenlenccss walking distance .
Capitol Ulil district; reasonable
rates. Phone North 2710.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24

Farm Lands.
CENTRALIA GARDEN
TRACTS

ie.acre tracts Of clay loan Holi free
from tuck or gravel. very easily
cleared. with apringu Of pure wa
ter. frce wood 10 minutes drive,
or walking distance from Contra .
la. a city OF 1900 people. The
fastest growing city In The state.
according TO the u. q government
report for 1910, . railroads, ~
passenger trains a day. IS fac.
tories and mines. 81 900, 600 rati.
road shops now being built. 800,
eco = month payroll with plenty
OF work at good wages for pnf
chanefs OF these tracts. tiuy one
or these tracts for a home or an
Investment ana double your money
IN siN months Price s3t0. 40
cash and " "A month.
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foffNG Man sioSS ~nfer erowdsd
fields There are q doren clerks
bookkeepers. photographers for
every vacancy Lock Into oppor-
tupltlsa awaiting steam. gas and
electric engineers Demand -
strong for lfcenaed men. We train
men 70 secure licenses 60 h. ..
Corliss engine nov being shipped
us from works al Providence. X L.
win be installed Immediately for
practical instruction. Enroll now.
low tuition. expert individual In
SEATTLE STEAM ENGINEERING
SCHOOL.
s0s-s Oriental nidF.
SOS Second Az. seattle.
ExPERfENCED MAN TO PITT IN \
IN c,oSSise-TioN WITH a MEAT
MARKET BEST LOCATION "
HE.LLfNCHAM FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION. Address Hof..
LY MEAT MARKET. zes EAST
HOLLY STREET. BELt.INGHAA.
WANTED Men and women to
learn tho barber trade. wages
paid while learning. Call or write
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
IS Washington St
Wanted--I.Ive man 10 sell real es-
tate. Nothing but a hustler VIII
be satlMfactory. You hustle and
We viii hustle with you. II you
don't hustle we don't want you-
Call at ss0f Phlnney ave See
J. r. HOPKINS.
Youax men wanted for railroad and
wireless telegraph service easy
% learn: saiary Ns I? sso; Pom.
National Telegraph Iustftuts.
stois ard sv.. opposite orphsum
New. clean furnished. steam heated
bedrooms ffor uent. CSC per night
Free baths and phones. at tho An
mex. 70qt str av.. near Westlake.
Rdncated men 10 learn wireless.
t~iemraphy. Position open. good
salaries United Wireless Train
ing Glass. zf0 Grand Trunk Dock,
The new Upstairs Mems Clothing
shop sells SIS suits for SIS, $40
suits $3.50. Lunduuist. l0f En-
press Theatre BldR.. "a and spring.
h MOTT g s ss fssd c ssEaSE Is
220 Occidental Ave.
Demonstrators and solicitors want
ed. either sex Gail 2z7 Pacific
Block.
Itazora. safety blades scissors and
knives sharpened. keys made, re-
pairing. 1857 Wesflake.
Say II saw II in Ths star"
spring 81 pool room. Everything
new. 2tl cents per cue. 1921 Third
Az. w. Cramers Ted Dnine.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
800. suititorisrn. 1924 9Th av.
Situation Wanted-Male
-
situa ton Wanted by experienced
bread and cake baker. X fbs,
star.
Painting and tlntlnz ralten. ~. $500
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$40 PER ACRE

For this little farm. Almost 90
acres. near railroad aud mill
towns, not Tar from seattle. On
county road. " y. ~. and cream
inss. Part cash. balance 60 in
tcfcat
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~~e-e~S~~e~~~~~1~r~~~ ~4~-N-~~~~~N-~~@~~~
Tbs Wcllington--ie04 Jackson ~
modern nnfurnished t-roon steam
heated apartments. gas ranges.
private baths. lockers. electric
washer. sweeper. vacancies tsi.
sa2 Janitor,
fouud-~Ntce clean apa rt mruth. close
IN. price light, gas. fuei free. .aaln
1855
Eagle Furnished Apta
room and board. $3.50 week ass
sth. Bremcrton. Wn Phone y Ill.
81 Lawrence. iS09h sth--cslnfort.
able. close IN Main ttti tt up.
Excelsior APPROPRIATIONS s4a IN.
furnished. ctr aud PIKE. Aata estt
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Housekeeping Rooms.

Housekeeping Rooms.
a~~e~r~~~~~s~~@N~~~r>~~Nr <r~1r~~e>~
Furnished botSck eeptrx rooms. prl.
fatr home. reasonable. HIS East
Howell East 1e32
OLYMPIC AfrrA. setV Western az.
single rooms 81 50 up. suite.
ta.o0 up. Near public .narket,
Furnished hoasek esptnx rooms tvo
Or four 1tf North 9.nd. Fnoac
North se4t
S-room flat t1s.0e, Including heat.
hot water. gas range iiuoleufn
North 1903
Housek ping or sleeping rooms.
81 90 week and up. fote Pike ~
Enrls. M Marion---sslnxls x Z. nma
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WV ANNA NftNt =
REAL Farm LAND
Small tracts ia the finent valley -
Washington. thoroughly cleared
bottom one man received over
~ eVe Tor hia potatoes this year
on 10 acres Facts. not lies.
Near chehalis. With al the eon-
line built tnot propo=edl. school
ON sh@ place, No overflow. good.
deep. rich 'end
WEST COAST LAND co.
mass American dark Hidg
CHOICE 10 ACRES
Three. fourthe mile from Hollywood
neer the great Htlmson ranch. B.
room house. new stx12 barn. rich
soil. No gravel. acres cleared .
young fruit trees. COWS, horaN.
tools. about 80 chickens. ali for
only fs.seo; $500 down and bal.
TSf.ANp EMPIRE LAND co.
l331+ Third Az. Phone Main Alet
CLEARED RANCH
I will sell you & acres. with : acres
ready for thn pillow. for t2oo. You
ought 10 zee this Mr.. HAIL, t0e
American Hank Bldg
Chicken ranches. az and s-aere
tracts Your own price and
r.. X. LATIMER
sDs Pioneer Bldg.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
and upland farms and acreage.
j. H. TUCKER AGENCY
Kent, Warrington. Main Isi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-24

Three months ago you could see o
TOWNSHIP az TOfT-now you
can see the rapid Development OF
new city at TOiT, One year
from today there viii be no lots
for sale in this original plat ~
the city builds up the prices 81
property are advancing Go today
and see for yourself. We go every
morning ana return 10 Seattle the
same day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
BATTLE EXPECTED
WITH daylight
POSSE Is CLOSING IN ON THE
VIRGINIA OUTLAWS IN THE
MOUTAINS.
POSSE Will RUSH Them
Hurry Calls Sent Out for Armed Men
to Assist in Bathing with the MUIR
Gsrers of Court Officials.

GREENSBORO, n. c., March 10
A long distance telephone message
from Mount Airy, n. c., at midnight
stated that messenger had just ar
rived in Mount Airy and asked that
every available man be sent to Squir-
rels Spur, twelve miles from Mount
Airy, and Just inside the Virginia bor-
der, where 1t was believed Sidna Allen
and several of his gang were sur
rounded. The messenger stated that
at / o'clock force of forty detec-
tives had formed Gordon about Squir-
rels Spur and battle was expected.
The officers came upon Wesley Ed
wards at his cabin eight miles east
of Sidna Aliens home, at sundown.
Edwards made his escape through a
back door of his cabin leaving his
rifle and pistol in the house. A sister
told the possemen that Sidna Allen
was at the house in the morning, that
he was badly wounded and that he
told Edwards to come to Squirrels
Spur tonight.
The detectives tracked Edwards to
Squirrels Spur and are positive of the
presence there of body of men. Aid
was asked from Mount Airy in order
that pursuers might storm the out
laws fortress with daybreak.
Squirrels Spur is at the foot OF the
mountain range in and about Hills
Vile. 1t is inaccessible except by foot
and Is said to be a natural fortress.
Rugged rocks form a c'~cle about
half acre of open space and it is not
believed that it will be possible to
force the outlaws without quick
rush and possibly further loss of life.
The place is twelve miles east of
Sidna Aliens home.
HlLLSVlLLE. VA. March IS
Another days chase of the courthuse
assassins brought the posses back to
town weary and empty handed and
with suspicion gaining ground that
while the searchers have been beating
the bush the hssassins with a good
start are likely to have crossed into
North Carolina or Tennessee. This
a =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
Home Procured for Infant.

The police yesterday procured a
suitable home for a pretty oneweek-
old baby girl tha- was left on the front
porch of the house at 900 East
Seventh street, Saturday night. The
child was well clothed when 1t was
found. and several extra garments
were bundled up at its side. The po-
lice have no clues as to the identity OF
the child's parents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
Mr.. Adams Position.

Secretary Adams did not commit
himself either for or against their
proposition. Mr.. Adams stated that
he had practically made up his mind
not to approve a blanket lease cover
ing the entire Unbiased portion of the
Usage nation, nor even a lease on as
much as one-fourth of the Unbiased
land, but that he is not convinced
that 1t would not be best to lease the
land in large tracts.
p. j. White, Harry Sinclair, j. A.
Hull, L. r. Kemp and f. r. Ufer, all
of Tulsa, and David Gunsberg of Buff
falo, n. Y, are also in Washington,
and claim to be the real representa-
tives of the independent oil producers
Of Oklahoma. This delegation will
have meeting before Secretary
Adams tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock and will advocate the leasing
of the entire tract to an association Of
Independent producers, and any In
dependent producer who desires to be-
come a member of the association may
do so upon the fulfillment of require
ments.
Tomorrow at o'clock delegations
will meet with Secretary Adams and
will be allowed to answer each others
arguments.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
TULSANS IN WASHINGTON
ARGUMENTS PRESENTED IN SUP
PORT or NOT MORE THAN
1900 ACRES EACH.
Secretary NON -COMM|TTAL
White, Sinclair, Ufer, Kemp, ct al,
VIII BE Given Hearing At Ten
O'clock This Morning.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 1S.-
(Special)-It is apparent that the in
dependent oil producers of Oklahoma
are divided as to the manner in which
the Unbiased portion Of the Usage
nation should be leased. Frank Gill
lespie, of Tulsa and G. w. Marland,
Of Ponca City, appeared before First
Assistant Secretary of the Hterior
Samuel Adams this morning at elev-
on o'clock and presented arguments
in support Of plan of leasing under
which no person could hold leases on
more than 4,S00 acres. l.. j. Martin,
mayor Of Tulsa, who was to have been
with Gillespie and Marland did, not
arrive in Washington in time for the
conference.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

NEW YORK, March lS.-Jesse AL
brozzo and Joseph Lamb. indicted in
connection with the $4,000 taxicab
hold-up Of February Is. pleaded gull
ty today to robbery in the second de-
gree and were remanded for sentence.
All of the five men indicted have now
either been convicted or pleaded gull
ty. except Dutch" Keller, who has
not been captured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
These Fellows Were Hungry.

After stealing two packages Of figs
from grocery store at Sixth and
Main street. last night. two men next
visited store at Tenth and Main,
where they helped themselves to some
cheese and crackers. The police ar
rived on the scene a fw minutes after
the men had been scared away from
the store at Sixth and Main, and while
they were searching for them the rob-
bers affected an entrance at the other
store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
BIG CONTRIBUTION FOR OLYM-
PIC FUND.
Boston A. A. VIII Give Nearly Half OF
Entire Amount Needed 10 Send
Athletes Abroad.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-It was an
nounced tonight that the Boston A,h-
letic association will contribute $l0.-
600 to the American Olympic fund.
Twenty five thousand dollars will bo
needed, the committee says and so far
the bulk of the contributions have
come from New York, Chicago, Bos-
ton, San Francisco and Philadelphia,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
CUMMINS WOULD DO AWAY WITH
CONVENTION SYSTEM.
Introduces a Bill into Congress Pro-
yiding for n National Prcsidcn-
tluI primary

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Sena-
torAlbert B. Cummins, an announced
progressive republican candidate for
the presidential nomination today in
troduced n primary election bill
which wiuld make unlawful and pro-
hibit both The republican and demo-
cratic national conventions In June. 1t
provides for a national primary on
July s. The senator hopes to have 1t
become a law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
Where You vote To-day.

Precinct. Place of Voting.
II Sloro room next TO Sangcrs Drug
store.
Is North Side Fire Station.
10 Lynch Forsythe, Lloyd store,
20 Central Fire station,
- old Church, North Boulder,
% Post Building, opposite Fire sta
ton.
20 South Main and Tenth street.
Mitchell Building.
"A West side Grocery store
2j Central High School Building.
20 Gillis Plumbing shop Tenth and
Elgin.
27 BellView, Smiths store.
2S Davis ~ Walters Barn, East
Fourth street,
20 West Tulsa (Store near Frisco
track).
S5 owen Addition, owen School.
3S Lindsey School.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

Republican headquarters in the
World building will be open all day
and until the returns are in tonight.
ANY republican wishing information
as to how and where to vote should
call 99l.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
Morgan Makes Big Deal.

WINNIPEG, Man, March 1s.-The
purchase Of the Winnipeg railway
lines. and the heat. power and light
plants. by the j. p. Morgan interests
of New York. was completed today.
The price paid was s30,0O0.000. Jo-
sephH. Choate, Jr, of New York Is
here. representing Mr. Morgan in the
deal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March 16.-
The second team Of the st. Louis AM
orleans defeated Birmingham here
this afternoon, to 2. Manager
Molesworth Of Birmingham also used
his young players.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19

turNy. They are on the side Of law
and order. They are partaking Of
the civilization, the good finances OF
our American government and are
grateful for it. they value It, they
win fight to preserve it,
The president spent the night in a
Boston hotel Tomorrow he leaves
for New Hampshire TO keep engage
ments at Nashua, Concord and Man
chester.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
.............-..-...-.... >.
BOOTlEGGEltS ENDORSE
WOODEN FOR MAYOR

= AZ a meeting of lhe bootleg
{. gers held at 9 O'Clock last night
= In Crockmorc's headquarters In
. the rear room OF the Fountain
. drug store on Boston avenue,
: f NJ, Wooden was unanimously
: endorsed as their candidate for
. mayor adv)
I,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
Wappcnstein Must Serve.

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 1S.-The
supreme court today affirmed the
conviction of Chas. w. Wappenstein.
former chief Of police Of Seattle on
a charge of accepting bribe. Wap-
penstein was sentenced to serve from
three TO ten years at hard labor at
the state prison.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
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SCHOOL ELECTION Il L

(. The non partisan school BE-
o nominated By the democratic aiS.,
o republican mass meetny Will =
. not be voted on in the primary (.
o today, but only In the regular O
q election April End. Non-partl- %
{. san, or Independent candidates (.
I. are voted for only in regular o
o elections. Those desiring to vote (.
(. for the non partisan board Will %
o therefore not have to vote to- (.
o day. %
. o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-19
Spent A VERY BUSY DAY
DECLARED IN FAVOR OF Plil.
MARY WITH PROPER LEGAL
SAFEGUARDS.
STRONG FOR The irish
Says Irishmcn Ave Never Found
Favoring the Tearing Down of
the Constitutional Function.

BOSTON, March 1S,-Preslden'
rafe ended his visit in Boston today
with an address to the Charitable
Irish Society and a look in" on tho
diners of the Bank Officers associa-
tion, the Boston Paper association and
the Yale club Of Boston tonight
In many ways 1t was the busiest
and most demonstrative day the presl-
dent has spent since he entered tho
White House. Members of his party
were unanimous in declaring that no
reception ever accorded Mr.. Taft in
his travels exceeded I'm cordiality that
which Boston gave him today. From
the time his train arrived at Z o'clock
this morning until he retired tonight
Bostonians apparently We'd with each
other to express their friendly feel
ings.
The presidents reception by the gen.
eral court Of Massachusetts this aft
ernoon was enthusiastic
From the state house the president
motored out into South Boston and
for more than two hours listened to
the cheering Of thusands Of Boston
ians, saw thousands of flags waved
in his honor and reviewed one of the
largest parades ever arranged in nom
or of Irelands patron saint, and 'evac-
nation daV"