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New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
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New-York tribune., 1919-07-19

Highest temperature yesterday, 72 (at ~
noon) lowest, 65 (at a. m) average, 68
average same date last year, IA; average
same date for thirty-thre years, "a.
Humidity
8 a. M. ... 961 p. m. =. .100l8 p. m.. SO
Barometer Readings
a. M. 30.191 p. M. 30.21IS p. m. 1924
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Weather Report
Sun rises. 5 40 a. m ISun sets. 1924 D. m.
Moon rises. IL :46 p. m Moon sets .12 36 .. m.

Local Forccast.-Showers Saturday and
probably Sunday; moderate temperature and
moderate south winds.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Multig, aphers-Stenographers

Multigraphing. stenography. typewrtins
ali hours: rasonabe- Coyne. ZIG Nassau
gt lseeknar 413.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19

Local Official Record.-The following Of
fcial record shows temperatures during the
last twentyfour hours in comparison with
the corresponding date of last wear:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NEW SOUTH WALES INFORMATION
BUREAU, 149 Broadway, New York City.
will be pleased to send Government bulletins
or answer Inquiries regarding opportunities
In New South Wales, Australia
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-t,ay
Mail Vessel
Closes Sails
Espagre Havro $3.50 AN. 1900 NJ
Mantu London - 100 NJ.
Irlunph, London 100 NJ.
Mexico, Havana 500 AN. IL 100 A. NJ
caracas. San Juan. $3.50 Am. 800 y. M
MORO Castle. Havana $3.50 An. 1900 NJ.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19

HIGHEST prices paid for furniture. an
tiquss pianos, bric-a- brac. books. art,
etc. GABAY. SO University Place. 'Phono
StNyYNsant 2317.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

5IST- ST wEST--For one year. bright,
open. entire top floor. TWO lights. three
complete: owner leaving city Call to
n
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
Detective Agencies.

ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
for used furniture and household goods
j. Frankcl. 563 West 207th st. Phone
22l3 St. Nicholas
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19

LOST@Bankbook No. 636476 of tho Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any
person having a claim to 1t is hereby
called upon to present the same within
ten days or submit to having said pass
book cancelled and new one issued
New-York tribune., 1919-07-19
LOST BANKBOOKS

LOST.-Bankbook No 7s3.403 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any
person having a claim to it is hereby
called upon to present the Same within
ten days submit to having said pass
book cancelled and one issued.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12

more or less: northeast corner. east Of road.
Arthur w: Chase 10 acres. more or less south
less. Total acreage. one hundred sixty acres.
wXsH1SeToS PLANTATION. so called. part Of
being lot bs said
Enamel Co IS acres more or less southeast corner
az ns o.
WASHINGTON PLANTATION. so called part Of.
Be owned: Sortnxest part american Enamel g. =
heirs
G9Ss or p Isss so called part off,
rs d. ns part l. Wilder IS a1 r
20 acres e more or less ,southeast part Justin +
kins and Mosher. 20 acres. more or less. Total
h1HIsss sE s. or p 1sTs Of
esn ss e. y IN e. f. ct a.
3eFfe sc or eaed part Of
fhaTd
nYSdTed S*fX s %0e cs Ss Bart Of
be owned East part. American Enamel Co 20
Sr or e ass total Of
aS1y so called iesS part off,
being lot 3 range s. in said township reputed to be
oh half ss heirs east ST n
Mosher so acres. more less. Total acreage
sFx s5 sa part off,
lots 10 and T. ns said heyn a
Ranchard 50 acres more or ess northeast part
Wilkns ana Mqshs9 g seses;s tsss
more or less: Southwsst part G. Severn %
sixty-hve acres. more or less
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
State STAT County Dis,

SAT- Is. c2 y
sx S:pss g. ~ " and land
gig e? s
sss: %
: e i. re sn y * a north said 70
s:! !:
s I; ;;|;;
q s9 d iss.. s' ; IL:
6: Ss
"a SSs:a 9 &c si;s s%ss,s
S ss
e R$sSS s;S s::S 4:
sa y say asd
Of ea s9gT% Ryass 2 ar: a. sf:s ::
acres. more or less :6s
land 81 sas 's b: e: ers s< b;
e sms e.9a ,"H Il , ne east be Part %
Ss ss
lot g. land S? ss7 v: is ss ! ss e
s SGpss sx o e s east ssi
Syndi ns Hsss se1s5 so4. or az" ss 4
Of and ns2 South PH aos .a he lot
ssa Lot two TO
ssd ). lot
lis n OF
Fs%5 sSs % s"s ] s
ssl SCI: S%STs ;s s:E =; s:": L!
;ufs IT e vest S IT LAMB sss s lot
isr s:9:s
s.. s:% RIS!f.sss s ss' e Fl BENZ +;
al Land said to ne BY t
:! :ss':: e: sass.?s 81;
lana stst sHs It s:
Wos s ns s Das of
r. =. hsnssss ay
a:x sG :5a 81 pa: o. eiss Ia e;
Cot
Pt: 9Sss
$;$s se Sss ss ss.: ~ ~
So9 tss Said Ssss
Sc on Oh the a by !ei BY
acres ss s"n %or. ' Or less BAKER ana
II. 81 ss lot q: '::
s'; 5 sss; ssssss
s :'sa
Ct sts h'sy
Il nc h :. s s he ss9 s e's'
St ne ges v9 thence '1 nos es 'Sge s s
rs s;' Il; i: & .i s. &:
ao s2g IT sh Part IA ss ps 'e
land said be owned I'd By The and
c$Ss'3 = -. e ss:s
sss
s u . 2sr' o S Snf boans
9 Sc % h s Ssn md sy s d ss
Cot Re SS9ss q s ais m
.s
:sa Is sss:
sz !isd OF sass
sag s1ss 'Rs "a
1anS Co..
s Ns s. pa Part Of Of fa hsp qsxns5;e
s % S sn no ss sss
%s1 n ny q ssa
US 1sas to sss
land said TO be owned BY Lteaed & Tho t%e 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12

NO, . NORTH DIVISION, part q. being sec
are + y
!!e ms SoR & 2zvIgl g r., e. PIE IS:
and that part Of sections Is and e not INCLUDED
e BY sss siPueis to
!ass;sne t'stE g ~ NO. NORTH
srp o lot. r. a and e s saf Sa 'as
55 s9fSH Of 10 & y s0s :ad
sp or Il, ot b 81 @ s. 49, end o. sd n S' can
tain three thousand nine hundred twenty-five acres,
rSo. SoRrH n1y!s1oN; part . Of ., being
Eaten and contain
SoRrM P1y Wis :. Part e BE-, being s
sections g and 30 in said township Said sections
" s to st od
tss9 S2f5H PlS!zoS ss't IA: w.
er fso are
pat Of
g. Il and = Il ana in sd @ eserbsa
sWo to SIX BY
pEy1sIoN R>r, o. :,, being :! $
and A. in said township. Said sections are reputed
tain two thousand eight hundred thirtyfour acres
sT meTf q So 5asa OF T. NO. NORTH DIVISION.
i deaas. to be y
.s ,saa:n, ? 81. 4
lot is reputed to be owned by Frank P: Moves and
% tS9 s
s % Il. Of
Said lot is reputed to be owned by John ,i tracy
so?tz5l @
f. 1fne rrseS IN the @ part
Said lot is reputed to be owned ned by Hsnry Hill
a?s s0? sovTH PiyEsioS BENG 70.
aen asd H in e souh%est
ship said lot Is repSsed to b owned BY W. r.
yIS sSi !. svSss 5, "
SAID lot is re e to Be owned by Martha
of5 s"s f soS4H
ae1f e
Said lot cdna suted to Se e
~ ss 81 gsss 81
Rsr, St ss
SOUTH nIy1s1oM par, + Of s, being * ,st e
smith in tho .oathysst par. Of saiS township ss,d
lot Is reputed to be owned by Emerson Preble
and contains one hundred nifty acres, more or less
r. NO. T. SOUTH DIVISION. part Of. being lot
or land next east Of land said to be owned by En-
the 70 s. par. q s s;d Harvey
W: Dunbar and contains one hundred acres more
r. NO :. SOUTH DIVISION: part t;,. o. being -. :
lows: On the south by land said 70 be owned By
Ralph ". Moore ct al. the town Of GoTldsoor"ugh
ots and TIE town Of sul!ivan on the north BY The
A. Peters. ct al; on the east by land said to be
the town Of Gou1dsborough. Said tract is re-
puted to be owned by Willis B. Goodwin and
contains seven thousand three hundred sixty-two
more or less IS
T. NO. Z. SOUTH DIVISION. part Of being lot Of
land in the northwest corner Of said township.
bounded a: follows On the east ana south 18th By Tunk
sullivan: on the north by T. No. 70: p said
lot ID reputed to be owned BY the HANCOCK Aum::
morn leao
T. NO. SOUTH DIVISION part Of being lot OF land
in the north part Of said township bounded as fol-
lows On the south by land said to be owned BY
Willis B. Goodwin on the by the town Of Sui
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12

sat- 4:s c s:s 4 R::t
i::s:;:, .:,s s..s. s: s
<: r.: ;' &C.,; 7' :s:
~; !: :: e. g.: s, &: :;; ::s::
:;;s;s: III; IL: ,,., 1884,,
$ =: p; 80 ss':;;:} &c. &C.:
= : i! &C. .,.,.
;;::;s ::;:
&: d: G:::::. ..,,. ,,,.,
i; ;::$:ss -: ~ ;;:s'
&: :::': :;:;;:|'
n: :.;i,: :.sas s;: sss.!s e ssas:
Ss;s ga ;:ss 81: s-s:s;s 4S s:
fs $ss ::.:$; :s
a. e.: H. ees e.: :s 8: s:ss.
& I'D ;sa:s Sss y n S AND 2s ss
:::;::; e. ss +: +
3 e :s:: :s:!s:; g 6: &: s
s;' ~; e g H.; q;
e.; 81 ::ssi
;:s s:s s. Ks &: Ss ss sns :sss5 r.
r. S acres mSe Or less ..au.. 1900 0o
IT, ;;,: :a$ i: 81:
oS$ S$$4$ IS f. ''a' 1865
& ::: S's: S s$:: s e. s g.:
8: s =: ''' ''
e + SS ss s e ;'s vsS %;$:
::.:s; FL: ;::::s 49,. .,.,,
s:s:s "a $$:::s:s l: Eff; e.; s:.ss :sss
i; ;$:; r ;;:::;
s!: @
L.: 81 sss ;ss e.: .:;s
s . s e: Ss s @ , m
& s$ ;:; IT,: 9; ;;: :!.:
:::;::: :::: IL:
'$s :$s:s G :;:: ~: .s e;
$ IS! AZ: S:s;$ :. IS IT,:
:, rs:!; f. &c.,, e.
$:; 49,: :.i;: q: is, 80 as
$$$;$ 8:
E 81 =: Ss !rs = -
III: y s s:s; q; FL S$s T. ;s.s
;; &: s::3::
'S@s $SsSs e S & +; sSs @
On the land said
= MOI: R s. ". K. p. and T. No e. r
W. B. K: p: on the west and north by the
of land which is the boundary between Maine
Lum
of
i've thousand three hundred sixty-nne
T. NO R. B. p.
9 and plan
r. a & s:.: ::ss:; 5:
Gwne1 ~ h;;c towers ct ais and contains excu
less $3.50
township made by A. NJ.
Mills Co. contains.
'v' forty acres sess ,so7s :os.
SHIP as sds by e. 9 ' Sa ana IL 0a sss town. town.
Paper CO. and Contains seventeen thousand two
MRTM OF a %E ns p pr es o. being lots 1852 1851
to 49, inclusive eleventh
said township; lots 8 to 49, inelusive in the
49, inclusive. thirteenth
Of lots said township; lots o
lots 49, inclusive the sixteenth
in said township lots to 49, inclusive in the
seventeenth range Of lots in said township lots
lots in said township according to a survey and
1870 Said lots repued to be owned by W.
eight hundred &c" ss,a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12

Tax II
al. az s'n:
$$s:s $ 1:.:s xsss.s aha sss':n:
+ Of ss's: let 4
s'f =, :, 3s If :s ;iSs:
%:'s
T.; ssss?s
~ ~ @ se to Re
as SoR8H 81 81 Weld par. Of being lot '''
esfSss 'ns sas'
sexn,siS It.
e 81 s=%
' s: and 's ss. 'S b:
YELL IT. s % TOO
p lot s enSs
: :: s:;s
IS $: :$: SnS s.
uonal Paper Co. and contains fifty acres more or
az Of p s,: Of ;a
and
e s HSre Contain
is e sS5s 1.n OF o Ell: in s .
sssns e isa
e. '
'ss' sss
IL hsseis |sfEs;S: :s,s: S's s '
s.:: 81: e. :::t
So ass' %s:S = s'' called '''
s'1ss ~ e, sSs
e s:fs :s:t &
N ssssn part seF. a
sss
.ss tsss ss sas O. to 6:
rs;5
:ftS 600
4s;sP
s$si; J;
e.: $:s:
fess ' Tots acreage one hundred Sixty acres
Il Is Sal; ss.s:sp part
- York ct as
ss more Of S h f ACREAGE on
rE s1nH &S1s so called part Of 600
s ss s e. ne II s9 SC ss S shs to &
% 1a ams Of oaa York s*ssp acss on sa
:sss a., ;s%ss
s ss'ss %
:: sss fs # &. soss:s;t ss Of e. s
1 e. o*ns by The t CO. and een
pFSSs PAST f?T ! %ssS & n~ 10.
anS ar to be OF ess
5as ssss,ss III
IT, sss;:sSE
.ss !s>s:ns
ra .:s #
80 acres. So es. Fe
S:Ss SisS
and
:ss sss s'ss
owned Northeast corner. heirs Of e: F. Blan.
acreage: hundred sixty scres more less 500
PERKINS PLANTATION called of, being
u ss.o
or less: southwest part, heirs of c. F. Blanchard
sixty less az @N'' '''' l' 4so
PERKINS PLANTATION 50 called. part Of. being
'ss s2 IN 'ea fDs,se to he
tainng one hpndred sixty acres more or less $50
lot l. range in said te%S owns. reputsd to be
more or less; parcel on north and and west ., side
corner; James Merchant 20 acres more or less:
or less. Total acreage. one hundred sixty
9, more Or less 500 1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
STATE OF MAINE.

Treasurer's M 2
1919.
HANCOCK COUNTY WILD LANDS.
State County Dist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12
TIMBER AND GRASS ON RESERVED LANDS

w.
Treasurer of State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12

township made by A. NJ. Carter In 1896 Said
eighteen thousand I'VE hundred forty acres. more
.p %sss Sy and i of
GO
being
@ T in said tosnssp
tic Il. ass
Of Lots e j" fsSs. Il os e
lots to 49, inclusive in te sixteenth range Of icts
to IS EelusiSe, in the eishseentn range 'U q
Joseph
and
ID E. saa tho OF .6s'ss; e ss:s Ct
hs e G et lots IN 'f half u ii S:
IT, H. T. IA. and m &c TIM .sEs strip on
south half q lot il the seventh range Of lot. in
s' and 0 range
'a :sS sss
west three-auarters part Of lot IS In the ninth
"a
ssss:ss; Iet: ,%sIs:' e: ss sS:isss
lot. to n".ye the
b
tsenth range Of lots in said township: lots to l.
inclusive In the sixteenth range Of lots in said
teenth and eighteenth RANGES Of lots in said town:
township made by Joseph Norris in no said lots
are reputed to be owned by the Berlin Mills Co. ana
T. No. s. NORTH OF WELD. part Of being lots
according to a survey and I plan Ct SAID township
puted to be owned by Walter E. Heath and con-
tain two hundred acres. more or less
and in the nth range Of lots il said township.
made by Joseph Norris in isso said lots are re-
puted to be owned by Gates and Harlow and con-.
tain three hundred Six acres. more or less
r. NO. 8. NORTH OF WELD part Of. being lots Z.
8. 8. le. II and the northeast quarter Of lot Is.
= 49, tho east half Of lot Z ana 1s.ers strip or
in said township. according to 4 survey and plan
Of said township made by Joseph Norris in 1920.
Beal and contain nine hundred acres. more or less
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-12

said Frankn $50 rods thence. west ON the n north n
e. y %ss 81 SAID
saa ia is
al BE eight Land Co.
No. SOUTH IT. esay !ess Pa
se 'ss e i " sss s.s y
eH SO
rods rods to corner thence on south line Of
S ~? e SOUTH IT,
he north Sy Int IF sd
ss'a tSsn e
sn the asSe q said
SAID be owned Thomas 81 to 'a tho
en;stfry saiS point 'e bee
three hundred aerss
EAST eorner Of Of . ssnf
ss? ssas1 .nS g.:
land said to be owned BY WS,teomb Msyne. ane
'as ss!S s ss t +: S %sss By
to Sy iaea TSSss Is
contains one thousand twenty-five acres. more Se
7. NO s. SOUTH DIVISION formerly Plantation
No y; part Of being tract of.iand in the south
ming the north line Of the town az H.rcnc:
o sG os BY h Lit q, Thomas: on
by Littefeld Thomas thence northeriy on the
the south line Of land said TO BE- owned BY 8. ).
.ntn ~: =. tnence sa:tssy on eaid Trsworlys
said Treworgy and BY land said to Be owned BY
Whitcomb Haynes Whitney to the southwest Garner
Of land said to be owned BY A. C. Hagerty; thence
aasterly on said Hagertys south line to the west
th Thomas it thence south said line and
thence eastery II lie rods to corner: thence somth
ery 80 rods to corner: thence easterly II IL rods
n:ld Thomas; thence southerly on the west line
OF said Littlefied Thomas to the point az baRin.
ming. Said described land 10 reputed To Ia Owned
by the heirs Of Mary c.. F. Austin ana contains
Or less " ~' " q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29

Of Davis a Castle. Is one Of the big
attractions In the new show which
opened Sunday nj the Palace Hip.
Davis proves TO have complete mas.
terry Of his instrument and offers
selection OF classical and popular
numbers that are OF exceptional
merit. Castle IL likewise a clever
musician. his work being on oornet
and KAsophonc
A second novelty act Is that OF
the Ross Brothers" two little fel
lows considerably under 100 pounds.
After a diversified symnastic pro.
gram they do an exhibition boxing
bout of three rounds that IL very
fast and clever
Three Boys and Girl" bring.
ing youth. pep. harmony and Jazz.
offer a wide variety of song. com
edy and music. Ceclle Andrus and
Effle George have n funny playlet
entitled THE First Hundred Years
Are the Hardest" in which the lack
81 a Job on the part OF two former
chorus girls and their desire to have
square meal for once in their life.
causes great comedy.
Frank and Clara LaTour provide
comedy. magic ard juggling. Kath.
ryu "Nut' Miller Is an entertaining
Coincidence offering songs and talk.
METROPOLITAN
THE End OF tho Road" starring
Richard Bennett and Claire Adams.
opened at tho Metropolitan Sunday
afternoon 10 capacity house
The story parallels the lives OF two
girls. one warned by her parents
against tho porils Of life and the
other who is left by her mother to
gain her Information where she may.
The picture Is outspoken. In that II
freely discusses subject that the
world has avoided in the past. but IL
serves It's object in that II Is calcu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
Repaving Will Be
Urged on Council

Repaving OF First ave, First ave.
s. and other streets south OF Yes
Ter way at a cost Of 100000. will
be proposed TO the city council this
week by Councilman William HEX
man Moore. chairman of the streets
and sewers committee Of the coun-
Gil. The pavements on streets In
the south end OF the city are filled
with ruts and chuck holes. accord
ing to Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
Great Radio Will
Operate in Port

a radio. capable OF carrying 1900
miles. viii be In operation on Pier 1.
under the direction OF the port war.
denis department.. beginning Janu.
airy l. The set has been installed
and was used during the visit OF the
fleet. but regular operators viii not
be employed until tho first OF the
wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
ropAN's PROGRAMS


COfIsIt M--biiiis uafke In The
Ni.i~~>iiax Widow iarv, s~snsa
Ia dali CaS-.- comedy cciis~>,rn
News.
Cf.ENMEn-'-rh~ Ne~fero~s~." ALL
star eastl Charlie Chspia In The
toar Wake
LIBERTY e hart~. Hay In The
BxH Crate Waiisp"i Gene Out Of
tho kiteh~u." Mach ssnn~st com
~dyg liberty N~~kiy.
HtN--wm. fes psodastssn. 'tbevk-
~r.," .~.sad w~~k.
STRAND - Paramount -ASt~ran pm
duesioo. The Thsd kiss"i str~ad
Weekly.
AS--Rsrhsrd nensett
In The rssd az the Road"
Nt~-iO>--Wi tiisus tkas~cii In '-fhis
Hero staff u~rv,d Lloyd comedy.
oatinG GhS>tes sr~ois.
tOIO>tAI<--.Aiasa ttssh~as In An
tiGhth ~ an ts~h to the HiGhs".
New. ri.tsstais.
LIrrLt,-ttsrsy Csr~y In Hare
t1sts."
Class a--Isai.s cisam In We'd
Locked"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
LEWIS ORPIIEuM

Cupid gets into a merry mlx.up
a, Lcvy'n orpheum this week In
The Naughty Eiopemcnt." The
plot has 20 do with a couple OF
clipping parties. Papa sets his In.
tended daughterlD-law and sonny
clopcs with his intended mother In.
law.
Lew White. the popular comedian.
IL screamiAgiy funny IA. the father
and Robert sandberg In good an the
son. Laura VAN and Pauline Ar,
thur complete tho "eioplng quar-.
tst-
white gets LOT Of fun out of
his jazz selections on the one string
fiddle. Sandbcrg sings Som. Funny
Day" IN which the girls do some
pretty chorus work on the runway.
Pauline Arthur has a pretty spc
ciaI,y. The Blues My Swectie Gave
TO Me-" and Corey Hunt was given
hearty encore for his rendition 81
the popular ballad. Way Down In
Arkansas"
A new episode of The Master
Mystery" In which Houdini. the
handcuff king. appears. Ii shown on
the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29

lated TO form. inform and reform
young and old Americans.
Richard Bennett. who. II viii be
remembered. starred i'm Damaged
Goods" is a splendid actor. His sin
certify in tins class OF work is almost
past the stage of criticism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
OLIVER D. COlVlM Is
GIVEN PROMOTION

Oliver d. Coivin. Jr-. Of Seattle,
has won the grade of lieutenant
COMMANDER In tho navy. accordins
20 word from Annapolis naval
academy. His roommate. James =
McKinnon, OF Alaska. Is adjutan'
of the regimentai staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
u. S. to Help Out
Navy Yard Cities

To help Charleston and Bremerton
10 overcome financial difficulties.
which are due 10 the fact that the
4. =. navy yard property Is exempt
from taxation. bill Is before
congress to pay for the construction
Of two new school buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
TO ADVERTISE CITY

As n means OF further advcrtis
Ing seattiemafe goods. the Cham
Der OF Commerce has obtained zoo.
900 labels TO be distributed TO man
ufacturers here TO be pasted on al
goods shipped out of this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
TO GIVE CONCERT

Eight of Moritz Rosen's advanced
pupils in violin expression will APP
pear IN a concert at the Y. w. {.
a. Tuesday evening. They are:
Minnie Hurwitz. Hlne Brown. Jen-
ME Mohr. Wilbur westerman. Kari
Horn. Edith n. Kendall. Dann,e +.
Can and Bruno ChilinslSL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
PLAN DONOVAN FUNERAL,

Funeral services for jeremiah
Donovan. who died Saturday at his
home 1870 Ninth ave. will be held
at a. m. Tuesday at st James ca
thedral Intermen, viii be In Cal
vary cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
MISSION

One OF the llveliest and most ex.
citing scraps ever filmed figures in
the fourth reel of This Hero STUFF
at the Mission. Caught unarmed and
alone by a gang Of desperadoes, the
hero eludes capture by leaping to a
table. catching n pendant chandelier
chain, swinging back and forth like
pendulum until the next chandelier
In within his reach. and thus pro-
crossing TO a stairway at the other
end OF the long room. from which
point OF vantage he Ia able to han
die his assailants singly and effec.
lively.
Bill Russell has the lead in this
picture. which IL a merry satire by
stephen Fox, who turnout the story
takes a good rap ut hero.worshlp
This picture along with a Harold
/ Lloyd comedy and an outing Ches-
ter. closes Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
MAYOR FITZGERALD
TALKS AT LUNCHEON

Mayor Fitzgerald was to address
the Transportation club at luncheon
Monday noon I'm the. Railway Ex-
change building on ASomc OF our
City Problcms.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
LIBERTY

Athletic roles seem TO be Charles
Rays long suit Of late. We've seen
Charles as runner. a baseball
player. an automobile racer. n bicy.
Gle racer and horpeman. At the
Liberty this week young Charles II a
prize fighter.
Wrestling egg crates and drinking
huge draughis Of sarsaparilla put our
hero In fine shape for his biz tight
scenes In The Esq Crate waIlop."
Charlie gets into difnculty over n
theft OF some money and leaves town
because be thinks his girls father is
the thief and wants TO shield him.
Later no gets a Job as sparring part.
ncr and at the last moment steps
into tho ring TO substitute for n
crooked fighter. lilo lands the victory
with his "egg crate wailop" His op.
ponent proves 90 be the man who
stole the money. 20 Charlie returns
To his home town. where he finds the
villagers awaiting him with open
arms especially one very pretty 1T.
tie dark eyed dainsei
Ray gets lot OF good comedy into
the picture and has the audience with
him all thru his ring battle. Colleen
Moore - sweet and pretty ms the giri.
An added attraction at the Liberty
this week Is the latest scnnett com.
edy. Come out Of the Kitchen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-29
FIELD FUNERAL MONDAY.

Funeral services for Mrs. Clcmma
A. Field. who died Friday at her
home. 800 cath ave. were TO be
held NJ 100 p. m. Monday from the
Bonney Watson parlors. In,ermen,
In Lake View cemetery.