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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

| SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia. holding Probate Court. No. 1880. Admin
istratino-This is to give notice that the subscriber.
OF the State Of Pennsylvania has obtained from the
Probate Court q the District Of Columbia letter.
testamentAry on the estate Of Frances A. suddardk.
| late of the District Of Columbia deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased are he!eo
warned to exhibit the same. with the voucher
thereof. legally authenticated to the subscriber,
| before the TTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. isiai
otherwise they may By Law be excluded from all bene
1t OF sid state Given under my hand this It'll day
Of January. 1918 JOHN HENRY DIEHL. ell South
Fifth Street, Reading. Penn Attest tSealJ: JAMES
TANNER, Register Of wills for the District Of 90
lurnaia CLERK q the Probate Court ROBERT 5.
AlGlTa
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
lumbia. holding Probate Court. No $500. Admin
iStration This is TO give notice that the subscribe
II the District Il Columbia, has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Columbia letters Of
Administration on the estate Of John y. Watson.
late Of the District OF Columbia, deceased. All per-
-nns having dnrIs against the decsased arc hereby
warned to exhibit the sane. With tho vouchers
thereof legally suthenticated to the subscriber.
or before the 9Th DAY OF JANUARY. A. d. 1914;
t Of said estate Given under my hand this s,h day
Of January 1913. IDA WATSON. Raleish Street,
Congress HdghtS Attest (Seall: JAMES TAN
NER ReStse5 Of wills for the pis;ris o. Colunsts.
GHUE and JOHN II. ZABELL. Attornc5s-
jalo.T.a
GEO. r. LINKJNs, Attorncy.
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding Equity Court. Frances
johnson. et al. plaintiffs. Green WEIGH. ct al.
Defendants Equity No. U7a. Order u publication
The object Of this suit Is TO obtain partition by
sale Of the East Is feet Of lot S. SQUARE 30 being
No. e. l. Street Northwest: the North Il feet, 5hs
inches Of lot ]. Square gs. being No - Eighth
Street Northeast. and the South r feet II lot Is
Square - haing No. lll2 Tsentynrst Street North
west On motion a the plaintiffs II Is this 18th
DAY Of December. 1872 ordered that the defendants
Alics SAtterield. infant: Walter SAtterneld. an
infant; Nellie Greer infant. and John Greer.
a lunatic. cAuse their Gppsarance to be entered
herein % before the fortieth day. exclusive Of
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring after the day
OF the fist publication q this order. otherwise
the cause will be Troceeded with as in case Of
default: Provided. = copp OF this order be pub
hshed once 4 week for three successive weeks in
The Washington Law Reporter and The Washington
Herald before said day By the Court: JOB
BARNARD. Justicr A true cDpy-Test tSean:
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk by Y. Z. CUNNINGHAM.
Assistant Cerk. jan5lo
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10

FOR sALE-cLosE TO TWO
car lines in Bloomingdale: a
seven-room two-story brick dwell
ing for $3.50 House is in AL
reasonable terms. ANY one de-
string a home in this locality
should investigate this.
THOMAS }. FISHER q CO., INC.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10

FOR sALE-A SMALL, CON-
Veniently arranged home in
lexington can be purchased for
sS1oo. House is two-story brick
containing six rooms and bath.
II Is rented at s2250 per month,
Convenient to car line and mod
ern In every detail.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co., INC.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10
Near Agreement on Big Loan.

The State Department is Informed that
the six-power group Of bankers and the
Chinese government are near an agree
'ment on the terms of the loan to be
made to the new republic Though the
State. Department is being kept informed
of the progress of the negotiations, il
Is stated that it will be left to the bank
rs 70 u@ke the first announcement >
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10
Everything for Everybody
Anybody Desiring
Addressing the Everything for Everybody

L ASAY 0Aysss
ming NCt kIStSo OelOW Will
800
! CIGARS, POOL, rEa1oproAL,.
BAIT. CIGAR CO.. 9Th Sis NV. TEL
CLOTHING ON CREDIT.
SEE OUR STOCK HlGH-GhADE MEMS AM
COFFEE ROASTER.
SOMERSET R. WATERS. WHOLESALE GRO
|
COLUMBIA PUMP AND WELL co.
WE DRILL WELLS. AND DRILL THEM RIGHT
CO., 4 n. y. AVE NV. PHONE M lslSio
| -
! ,COMMERCIAL RERAlH SHOE.
DECORATING & PAPERHANGING.
PEH CENT CHEAPER THAN oTHEk f = NE
| DETECTIVE SERVICE -
BtADFoRps DETEcTiVE sEkvIoS, ID
DEER HEAD CIGAR, 10 CENTS,
n. T. oFfTERDiNGER. MFG. SOLD 81 LEAD
!
DINE MESSENGER SERVICE, INC.
fOh QUICKEST AND MOST kEdABLE SEW
DRAPERIEs AND SHADES.
SEo, L; hoLb. VENETIAN bLiNps. hooa
OFFICIATING .FLEx0TYPE1
LITTER DUPLICATING. off1oE PRINTING
ELASTIC HOSIERY. .
IhOssEs, sICk-RooM sCPPILEs. MchEE
-
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTION.
D. b a; sOsSHEk; SS 81: NV. IL, WLsT
nn,
ELECTRIC INHALATION.
IA HL lr.sIhi hoTohs. SUPPLIES; HAkrf
-
81 EAPEhT ELECTRICIAN: JOHN COLIlNa
u,xo,r y.,,,.. r-o.
No valve grinding. no carbon deposits; gaaranteed-
ENGRAVED CARDS, INVITATIONS,
BhEWooD. ESGRANERs. EABOSsERS. STA
ENGRAVING OF ALL KINDS.
, unh :. NAaIoN1L bNGhA'iNG coAPANf' %
EyERYBoDY TALKS FAyoRABLY
VI Ohlo DAIRY LUNCH; CLEAN ALWAfS-
-
, EVERYTHING IN PAPER, &c.
ANDhbHs PAPER COMPANY. TWO
-
EXERT CARPENTER, BUILDER.
MM; y; ChA"fOhD. CARPENIER AND
E1PERT ELECTRICIANS:
Wiz MALI So WI IL MikE FOB lou.
EXPERT PAINLESS nrxrsrpy
II mIlhoSI FI-AThS ALL FILINGS.
EXPERT REPAIRING.
So, 49,. 80 ~ ~ - S,s NJ y.
IT, EXPERT RUG WEAVING.
6, -. I'll e. ~. -, m w. ~ 81 eFh
F1ovrRs FOR rvrpxuo,x
-. a. n, Ivt -, aLohlsi' In "lscoNslN
. ELOMEns FOH FUNEHALS.
" SrSCIaLd1. DESIGNS AND Olr FLOW
Ill sShEENs.
20, l. hoLB. Agent. PoRIER SCREEN
ron .xxru,xe ~ arm ,
- IL 4 n. - UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.,
FHENCH MILLINERY TAUGHT
LALEsr Sr1kES. COMPLETE COURSE IN
!, EnESH bCTTER, EGGS, d MILK.
h,N Eh VIEW DAIRY. 90 ST. Ne CALL |
rrxrp., ,rs,.xs
LOWERS OUR SPECIALITY. @. J. SAUNDERS. |
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
;HRoUDs AND PILLOWS MADE TO ORDER |
rrpx,su,xes ~o-,,,x- -
,TERS nVERCoST' ~ II g6IrsE AZ ar q nB
." red1ced TO ''o'IA Hemans' - 'th St nv.
/
~ GpghNITUHE AND MERCHANDISE.
handise d. NOTES. s5 La Ave. nv. N. zoos
GAS APPLIANCES OF ALL KINDS.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10

cokEHsI1 PKoTo sGPPLY 30. "a NEW
York Ava nv. Tel Main 2is.
ALL SYKES AND ALI SIZES ASD ALL
PRICES. EDWIN z EILErT. Ilos 9Th st. NV.
HAN MA STAIR BUILDERS
CARLSON BROS. TAILORs. 12tD CORcoRAN
Bldg. OPP Treasury Bldg Tel. Main SOC.
FOR o YEARS ONE OF THE LEADING lALE
outntters JOS. sosMERs. 1850 N s. nv.
OFFICE. VAULT. AND B1NK EQUIPMENT.
Shelving. Consolidated Sale Co. ilo ST. n. ~.
oSd NIL r2 M1RKssTAm H Sa5Es aA4lsps
mold Martin wissand. 81 Nd Ava ~. Tel n llol-
pi M1PEHN snow x SAEDs SHOW CARDS
| q St NV. Phone Main Ala
MOVING. HAULING, AND STORAGE
By EXPERTS. HEAVY WORK A SPECIALITY.
J. o. Cation E1pros Co.. sos 18th s. NV. Main <z6.
MULTIGRAPHING-
NATIONAL LETTER SERVICE AoIl-2 Nun
sEY BLDG. Tsiephous sc.
VAT scuoo, ,r.rrx cwrr,r
ROOM e6, DIST. BANK BLDG. GRADUATE
certificates and positions furnished Terms reasonabls
r.-rpn poury M, ur.,rxe
pRoF PhRanSs - Al. II EEI01l RTra
-. :.
TIN fpyTnnnTE GHhIRS rYpEST RaR<
N1w yoRK cJorurxc uorrsr
oIiR al Irr sH.ts,S SI-iT sffS PIp0SSEsspr
OWE rxox1u o~
AIy1AMERiGAN WATtHEs REPAIRED. nm
opr.,rxr., rpo~ xyo,x.
FIRE fsGaPEs GRuIES ETsSSts |ISDoyy
'uA''' hNnhs'' &c Se''Aene1 Df0~' LIZ IA A''s'
w PAPEh 5 AND PAINTING.
lima Avenue southeast
PERFECT KID GLOVE CLEANING.
DOUGLASS. lsD nth 81 NV Tel North IIss
PHoro-ENGRAyING ALL KINDS.
Poss Building Tel. Main 81
.,,o,o
kEPEopGOIioS OF PAIEST DRAWINGS A
speciality. Webb & BOoorselsi. sli sth ST. NJ.
Tel Main ios.
MEkGaaSSIsE aENSY A EBERBaGa RE.
800 - ss y 3,
FHACTIGAL HARNESS MAKERS.
Sal, -. EE u. -. sL sFSSlAbri- d. u
oohiiSs' 10 'h o. s"'
PRACTICAL PAPERHANGER.
FIRsT-CL.ASS WORK AT REASONABLE
Iricss> r b. BATES. COT 9Th St NV. Drop postal
PRESSING, CLEANING. AND prE1se
A ARONSTEIS igE Pa Ave D.iye-T
olRrENrES SoV Goop PsiSfss AL 81 Ssa
YORK ave NV. PrOmpt service. IA Main ass
r. $. MOTORCYCLES,
49, MoDEIS DEfIyERED IN ONE WEEK.
MUDD. Jr, Inc, ~ \. Y. Ave. TeL NJ. 800.
READINc sTANpaRp RrCycIEs
Is UP. REPAIRs AID sUPPLiEs. n
MUDD. Jr.. Inc. Ie3 n y. Ave, II. nj 200.
pENrvSe ppoprpry sprcrk1ry
FRANZ WAITER RAJ EsThTE INVEST
neatx pl Colorado RIA r., M 50
REYNOLDS, SCHOOL, PRIVATE
rrstiny Sn,ni.h Itxs II 81 nv
poor p.u~rxc
-yir1 PIN 2nW rHS ryrp .c.~ pos-
N EIIoTr i'm II 81 nv \ M
RIGS WOVEN NV o1n,.rpE,
v,TJPsE RnG SG Rr GHIRtSTFEhL M
mr. =, .x pam NJ sys-n
s.uxDrpv FRAME suop
RIJkCEiSG an RfST1RISS IN, PAINT.
~ ssnnd., "A M oar :, NV Tel NJ ssi
sc.Yp rpr.rwr~r . sprc,.Yrx
ySsHfNGrnS ILfRnREssfNE IN WsSI
,,rins Hair c1ttina. IS Ith 81 nv Tel N N
CELL worm o,n coin 4 SuvEp
=, C.PR "a IyrH ~ IRoyE Mi
-x.iry and siir-- sor saie
SELLING OUT ANTIQUES.
1HlNA. GLASS CANOES. ENGRAVING, OIL
SHIRTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN,
Z. CHIMBERiIN' ms p ST. ID FLOOR.
TX "h'e snns' >N shHunSs 0y me yard
srcNs M " xns
= Tas wasuHNdrSN siSS M rua e ~
". THE QUALITY SHOP" NJ. sos.
STAMPS AND COINS
i,tiOnal Bank Building. Phone Main So
STONES RED POWDER
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10

~
nuyOCOy DSSlIluS my
FREE Dy. A00fcSS1u
III
A BARGAIN ABOUT FARMS.
ga. MoNrG. CO.. MD. WITH BLDGs-; g PEE
...a.,x :, .K,,sERy SATIN
a.lo PER YARD. FOR $50 KIND. FREEDMAN
-
| ABBREVIATED ACCORD ACCEPTED
BIG CHICKEN proposition Of 600 laying hens fo'
A BICYCLE REPAIR SHOP
WITH sUNDRIEs OF ALL KINDS AND GUAR
ABSOLUTELY. A BARGAIN.
AM. AND ENG. ENCY. OF Law. I'd 3D. WITH
..ox,,,r, M r,,r,,rxcr
OLD BOOKS. MAGAZINES. REP: BOUND
.,.o, -r -v.-rn ,,o,x
REBUILT TIRES CHEAP. AUTO IiRE hEPAih
o, sr
IN LADIES AND GENTS TAILORING EHoM
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES
CURED BY ENFORCED RESTORING; BLOOD
.nvr.r,s,xe AGENTS
NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE J. SALE POS
AFTER DINNER CIGAR. 5 CENTS.
n. ]. OPFEERDiSGER. Mig. SOLD By LEAD
A FIRsT-CLAss CIGAR STORE
With psnodic.ls toyA candy. notions. and AL necs-
A GOOD INVESTMENT
BRINGS RESULTS. TRY THE WASHINGTON
ALL ACUTE AND CHRONIC DIS;
EAsEs- DR. ELG1S. 60 G ST. PRIVATE PRAC-
so
ALL ST. ELIZABETH VISITORS.
FRESH FRUITS, CONFECTIONERY. CAKE. ICE
ALWAYS QUALITY PRINTERS.
THE cARNAHAS PRESS. Sn14 STREET NV.
ALWAYS READY TO SERVE You
COLORADO BILLIARD PARLoR- BLLiARDS
- -
REPAIRED. IVORY AND COMPOSITION BALLS
A MIRROR MGR OF EXPERIENCE
MIRRORS REsILvERED; BEST WORK; lo-YR
AMOS, II. p PAINTER
EsrIMATES FURNISHED FOR PAINTING AND
.. -
JOHN HERBERT CORNING: Tile Shop. 5nS2
An ELECTRIC BELL INsTALLED
COMPLETE FOR NDi hb6ULAR NS OUTFIT.
An EXPERT PAINTER
GET NENT TO MERCER PAiSIINe ANp n
A WORD TO THE WISE.
= AND ACRE LOTS. SILVER sPRfSG
A PERFECTLY TAILORED SUIT.
Any LADY DEsiRlNG ONE CALL AT
APPRENTICE. w.,rpp-1p..x
TRENCH MILLINERY. POSITIONS FURNISHED
ARCHITECTS DRAWING MATERIAL
fhhp A. sohMiDT. Hs'A lIH ST. NORTH
ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS,
]. h. SMALL SONS. TELEPHONE MAIN 9U.
ARTISTIC SIGNS. WE WRITE THEM
EAGLE SIGN 90 SIGNS. POSTERS. SHOW
. AHTISTlC uMBHELLAss PARASOIS
MADE; COVERING AND REPAIRING SPBt |
ASK FOR DIAMOND COFFEE.
VI YOUR GRoCERs p W. BROWNING q
ASK JOSEPH A. BAUER, 46S X NV,
IBouT PLUMBING. TIMING. HEATING, RE
ATHLETIC SPORTING GOODS,
INf SAFETY RAZOR BLADE sHARPENEDs
Alto TIRE REPAIRING.
IRIS AND TIRE REPAIRING. USE OuR
Ar-ro ryrpyrurNe. VIVIAN ~oxr
ORT SEMASps For THE MoroRisT
'e'a iI' 0'nneS'0D' avg rn0o' ~ S""'
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10

FOR sALE-A srX-RooM BRICK
dwelling near I'd St. and Fla.
Ave. for $4,000. House is new and
modern, and very close to excel
lent car service.
THOMAS j. FISHER & Co., INC.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10
NORFOLK & WESTERN RWY

Leave Washington, New Union station.
$50 a. m. Daily-AH points on Nofolk Western
1910 n m. Dsily-Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville. New Or
leans Through sleeper Dining CARS.
4:lo O. m.-For Bristol Knoxville, Chattanooss,
Nashville. and Memphis Washington Memphis
sleepers open at 10 p m.
For Norfolk-Leaye daily % q m. and Il OF noon
Arrive Norfolk II 10 q N. and SO .. N. PanoR
cars
$40 n m. Dsily-Berryville Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive SIS q. N, 1910
D. m, and Ie:l5 g. m. daily.
All information l4ls New Yort Avenue. opppstts
Bond Building
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.
SIS D. m daiiy-sleeps5 to Louisville. Cincinnati
indianapolis, and g. LouiA
$50 D. N. daily-Pullman to Cincinnati and
Chicago.
n:lo D. m daily-sleepen 10 virginia Hot epFinsA
Cincinnati, and Louisville.
Offices. SIS Pa Ave- lxs r 81, and Union station
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10

FOR SALE-CLoSE TO GEORGIA
Avenue and Rock Creek Church
Road. Three-story brick dwelling
for $3.50. House contains two
baths; has gas and electricity,
and is heated with a modern hot
water heating plant. The finish
ings OF this house are exception
ally good, and very easy terms
can be arranged.
J. FISHER & CO., INC
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-01-10
EASTERN Shore
Dir e C Rapid Transit
Service
s'Wia Ammap0lis''

For Claiborne, St. Miohaers. Royal Oak.
Easton, and all points on B; c, 4 A.
r. r. to Ocean City leave W. B. q A.
Station, Fourteenth Street and New
York Avenue.
$40 a. m. daily except Sunday.
4:o5 p. m. daily except Saturday and
Sunday.
S:05 p. m. Saturday only.
Direct service to and from Cambridge
and oxford. Leave W. b. q A. sta
ton, Fourteenth and New York Avenue.
3:o5 p. m. daily except Sunday.
1:05 p. m. Sunday only.
For return timetable call at W. B. q
A. r. r. office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19

Canadians sang. God Save the
King" and the islanders sang
America" 10 the same tune. The
effect was inharmoniously har-
monious. II cemented the hands
across-the-sea feeling
And the Bandit Steals II.
Meanwhile the decay was work
ing fine. The bandit stole II. as
the Canadians hoped he would. He
rowed out 10 the Winamac in the
decoy--ur at least the islanders say
he did-and stole three rifles and a
suit OF clothes.
This Is the bandits seventh day
on the island He shows himself
frequently 10 the islanders. Captain
Cawley. at the cannery. saw him
last.
Il wanted TO talk with him. says
he captain. but he ran away. |
wanted 10 tell him 10 quit making
a fool Of himself-to give himself
up, engage a lawyer and fight IL out
In the courts. But he ran away. He
acted like frightened fawn."
Bandit Won't stsrve.
Some mysterious agency has re-
duced the man.hunt to a farce.
We will starye him out. say the
officerR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19

through the narrative saves Il from
being low comedy.
To recapltulatc; On July 8 two
men. unknown. held up and rob
bed two bank messengers on Van
couver island. getting away With
s2.G00-odd. In bills and small
change,
Not only the provincial govern.
ment. but tho entire British en-
plre. on which the sun never sets.
seems TO regard the incident as
highly unconventional and improp-
er. II may be- that hiA majesty.
King George himself. II perturbed.
AZ any rate. the huge. though
pondcrous machinery OF Canadian
Justice was set In motion.
Goes Back 10 island
Meanwhile. the bandits. stealing
boat. escaped To- the San Juan
islands. rowing nights and sleeping
days. and finally gained Boiling.
ham, where. at tho Star clothing
store. they bought clothes One.
presumably the older and more
hardened criminal. disappeared.
and may be In Timbuctoo now. for
all anybody knows
The younger man. remembering
he had left his precious discharge
papers. ho having served honorably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19

MOVING PICTURES TAKEN
DEEP DOWN UNDER THE SEA-
It's not a dream. It's not a hope.
It's not a possibility. It's a sure
thing.
The publlc-the great. big movie
public-that Ia growing larger each
week. Ia to have the chance to sit
leisurely in it's comfortable theatre
seat and watch the inhabitants Of
the deep sea MOVING. EATING.
LIVING in their daily haunts
1t is to see the wonders OF marine
vegetation In its natural environ
ment,
And It Is 10 see, maybe. the re.
mains OF sunken Spanish galleys
which went down in hurricanes long
ago, while divers ransack for lost
treasure
Sharks will flash by Hldeous
devil fish will writhc through the
water Strange shapes. never seen
before in their native element. will
peer out from among swaying sea
weed
All this is practicable because
Ernest l.. Williamson. Norfolk. Va,
the Jules Verne OF the camera field.
has discovered how to take pictures
under water,
Here he Is. And here In the way
his machine looks and works.
He has already taken excellent
submarine pictures at a depth Of 30
feet, demonstrating the feasibility
OF his system.
The secret OF this new wonder Of
the cinemetagraph Is the William
son submarine tube. invented by the
camera mans father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19

In n navy somewhere. In the stolen
row boat at Orcaa. returned there In
the passenger steamer Taku II.
No One Knows His Name
W. +. sutherland. mayor OF Or
cas-. proprietor OF the hotel and gen
cral store. notary public and farm
or. had the papers lie returned
them 10 the bandit without reading
them. SO no one knows tho fngi.
tiye's name.
Sheriff Boloo. hearin. OF the
bandits return. met him near the
hotel and exchanged shots with
him. The bandit was wounded IN
the neck and shoulder. but escaped
Meanwhile. the Canadians had
come down from Vancouver Island
with three revenue cuttcrs-the
Faloma. the Empress and the Wilma
mac. the latest named being equip
ped with wireless. They were Join.
cd by the T. 4 ArcAtR. sheriff
Boloe dcputlred the Canadians.
Canadians Must Have Tea
when the bandit escaped from
the sheriff. tho Canadians followed
him into the interior. surrounded
him and we're preparing 10 comb
the brush. where he was concealed,
when one OF their number diHcov'
cred that the hour wAr 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19

At 4 in the afternoon all true
Britons eat thin slioss ~ huttered
bread and drink tea. In Africa
Australia. British Columbia and
London. when o'clock comes
round. Bri,ouA drink tea.
So. In this instance. the prorin'
cial police retired to their boat for
tea And when they returned. tho
bandit was not there He had
stolen a boat and escaped 20 Shaw
island. whore the hunt started al
over again.
Amused the Islanders
got here about then and found
tho islanders convulsed with iapgh
ter
Tho bandit frs, appeared n the
home OF Mrs Mary shaw. four
miles distRn, from the Shaw islard
cannefy She dressed his wounds.
lie was seen on George point. al,
the souths eat end of the island. bun
later crossed back 20 the -annery
aide
lilo Ia loaded down with money.
which he cant spend. The officers
believe he has all tho loot
lie told Mrs Shaw he WIZ a
Pole. He 10 andersiKed. looks 10.
IL apparently not overnight. and
In badly scared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19
CONSUL'SWIFE ATTACKED
IN PUBLIC BY BULGARIAN
TROOPERS; WOMEN KILLED

and hundreds Of inhabitants, the
latter being ruthlessly slain later
by the troops.
A special investigating body. sent
20 Sores 10 probe conditions there.
also confirms the allegations OF
King Constantine.
IL brought back the names OF
notables who were cremated, cru
Gifted. hacked TO pieces and mutt
lated and left dying on the streets.
On the evening OF the last day OF
the massacre. a company OF sol
diers. led by a lieutenant. found
so women and girls who were con-
cealed in a warehouse. The girls
were dishonored. and oil was pour
ed over the bodies OF the women.
Then they were locked In the build
ing and the structure fired.
The Investigators assert that II
is impossible 10 estimate the num-
Der OF men, women and children
slain. but the list will run well
into the thousands.
The property damage is fixed at
500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19
CHORUS GIRLS
BEG ON Street

CHICAGO, July ie.-"Money on
the way from New York IL all right
Ali right--but IL won't buy a plate
OF beans in dairy lunch in Chi
eago"
This Ia the way Violet Drew. late
OF the chorus OF Mile. Modiste. 3"
rrit,i Schcfrs show. which went
broke In the Studebaker theatre,
explained why she and Evelyn Ray
mond. another OF the 60 stranded
chorus girls. stood on Michigan
boulevard today with upturned
straw hats.
A Jingle Of small coins, dropped
by brokers and business men en-
route TO their offices. interrupted
Miss Drew's monologue.
See, It's easy" she said. smil-
ing an acknowledgment OF the con
tributions. who wouldn't help a
chorus girl buy ham sandwich?
But, OF course We have 10 divvy up
with some OF the chorus men. You
see. they furnished the hats"
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Big Force Against Him

Pioed against him are 30 men,
armed with rifles. shotguns and re.
volyerA. and four revenue cutters,
with s.nrctllights. the force having
for commanders, Superintendent
Campbell and Chief Stevenson Of
the provincial police. Sheriff Boice
and Prosecuting Attorney Christen-
cen Of San Juan county.
The bandr has two automatic
Colts aud plenty OF ammunition.
The cutters were stationed one
on zach side OF the island by day
patrol Ia maintained. by night
the sesrchliEhts play over the
water and along the wooded shore.
Every passing boat IL sharply
rcrutinized
Sc, Bait for Bandit.
Tho Winamac. with its wireless.
STAYS. close 20 the cannery wharf
on the first might a dory was placed
on the shore near the wharf as
a decoy II was hoped the bandit
would find II and attempt 20 es.
CAPE.
The decoy having been planted.
the crew OF ;he winamAc gave a
party to which the islanders were
Invited They were entertained
with music from a photograph. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19
Words by Schaefe,
Music by Mach n,l,

But the bandit refuses 10 stsyu
Many islanders openly symss
thize with him. There are IN.
and abandoned farms and fIsb,,
camps The bandit Is still scsr
but he is getting fat.
The decoy rowboats still dat 4.
shore. but the bandit ignores thsp
with christensen and one Of d.
Canadians from the Winause
went 10 the home Of Captain eb,s
near the cannery. last night. n
house Is empty. Some one -
been eating the raspberries.
Pursuers Are Nsrvova
A bird. reused from sleep. vhfrd
It's wings and flew away into u
night We jumped a yard into =
air. We returned to the winanx
and listened TO the phonoerapA
Ones afraid and t'other dassrt'
The bandit won't come out 0! u
brush. and the man.hunters vmt
go in. No one blames them. n
In the brush ia poor. scarf tn
sponsible with two guns In u
hands. and In his qusking heasl
the rats courage Of fear.
II is a comedy man-hunt but 4
day succeeds weary day the humoe
pals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-19
HOUSE IS TOUCHy
By Gibson Gardner

WASHINGTON. July ia de-
sire to discredit Col Martin NJ.
Mulhall, rather than find cut the
truth as TO the latter's charges. APP
pears to animate the house lobby
Inquiry. The first step taken by
Garrett and his committee was TO
summon relatives by marriage OF
Mulhall. who might testify TO his
unconventional domestic relations.
II matters little 10 the public
whether Mulhall lives with one
wife or seven. or whether he was
anxious 10 hold up the n. A. NJ.
for a money price. The moro I'M
portant consideration has TO do
with the truth OF the charges so
deliberately verified by the vast
number OF Mulhall letters. The
senate committee does we'll 10 hold
to this idea, and let the house men,
bers yelp.