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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-01

BUDAPEST-The bishop OF Pro-
haHEkn. the first prcsnicr after thc
fail of the unpsburr~. has started
u movement 10 overthrow tile urt~-
cnf government. lie T. tho fiFSf
trtembcr Of the cloth 9 hold N high
n position In Hungary aIal tulIc~s
the alifes Intervene he n likely %
aNnin be Isl power.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-01

before tho war cost So cents a pound,
now IL hard TO find at a price n
ses3 per pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
NEARLY BROKE UP
PARADE AT START

II looked foF a minute as II Sc
atiie's parade 81 the wild Western.
ers was going 20 end almost before
IL began.
All alonx Second ave. the aide
walks were ropcd of. No one was
allowed In the street. But down on
Fourth ave. \. only the Gordon OF
police thrown along the edge Of
the street held back the multitude.
The head of the columA started
from the O. a w. station. The
2sist band passed. then came the
-fIghiin' men" A. a body. the
crowds. eager 90 scan the faces OF
the passing heroes for some known
one. swept the police bodily aside
and rushed for the column Itself
Good night It's over now" and
one cop tore his hair.
But right up 20 the flank OF the
regiment. marching In column OF
squads. rushed the mob. Then II
stopped and dug in on this new
front. II couldn't be moved. And
IL II hadn't been an orderly crowd
those waiting patiently on Second
ave. might never have seen their
boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
THERE'S CHANGED LOOK
IN THEIR FACES

II the expression OF their faces
means anything. the returned veter-
ans belong to another world. and
their friends will have 20 get &C.
auainted with them again. They
think OF things in a different way
now.
One OF the first impressions
gained. and an exclamation frequent.
" heard during the parade. was:
They are real mem" They looked
IL, every inch.
There have been crowds as large
on the streets OF Seattle before, but
never crowd as happy or enthusiasts.
tic. Seldom found in masses OF peo-
pie, for once the elusive goddess JOY
was present
Every time the American flag
went by in the parade, all the men in
the crowd raised their hats, and 1t is
the first time i'm the history of pa
rades they have been known to do IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Happy Mother Is
Anxious to Help
Get Yanks Home

Mrs, y. A. Rice. 32i7 Holden
ave. whose son. Corporal Bernard
~. Rice. of Company a. 3siSt in
fantry returned Saturday morning
with the Northwest heroes. Il will
Ing To- do her share IN supporting
the Victory loan.
She has spent many long. dark
months Of waiting. during which
there was no word from her soldier
son
\ hope that every mother can
have her son returned to her now.
for the waiting thruout the war has
been terrible" said Mrs. Rice. as
che smiled happily in anticipation.
III the Victory loan can bring them
all back ! am going TO buy bond"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Lungs G)eak7
Generous Offer to Tuber-
culosis Sufferers OF Trial of
Europe's Remarkable REM
edy, SANOSIN

Worlds noted medical Ecientiftr-
Doctors DancIiun. Somerfeld. WOlff.
Noel. GHuthier. EHaerE-deciarc SAN
OStN. the most effective treatment
Tor pulmonary ailments yet dlscov-
cred. Felix Woiff. court physician.
director Of the Sanitarium for Con-
sumptives In RsiboldsgTun. says he
has disesrded all ether remedies.
SASOSiS has been officially recon-
mendcd Co the Berlin Medical Assoc
citation. DR.. {. w. A. Essers. Amster-
dam. Holland. declares ~ moral
obligation 60 make SANOSfN known
20 the whole human race" American
sufferers. rich or poor. can use this
remarkable home treatment that has
met with such phenomenal success
In Europe SASOSiN does its work
by absorption OF germs--not an In
lection. Produces calm. restfui sleep
without mornhium or similar dead
ening drugE. Brings almost inn
mediate relief from coughing. blood
splitting and night swcatH SANOSIN
is proving "A blessing to all suffering
from tuberculosis. bronchitis. ssth-
ma. bronchial eStarrh. whooping
cough. etc. send for FREE BOOK
LET with tcstimonialsb explaining
this treatment and how a trial can
be made In your own home at our
risk. Address SANOS1N. 293-C.
Unity Bldg. Chicago.
show this To some unfortunate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
NEVER LOOKED AROUND
WHEN FRIENDS YELLED

Oh. Arthur There's Art Geiger!
Hey OOoooOOOl Bill Gee. amt
he lookin fine?
But the boys Of the 91st division
the 361st infantry front and
step firm. marched on. Greetings
from friends would have TO come lat.
er. and they demonstrated today the
discipline that put them thru the
Argonne forest and Belgium with
flying colors.
Not a man among them wouldn't
have given his good right arm to yell
back. They didn't.
Personal greetings were roared
from all sides, and the band--the
platoon marching directly behind It
may have heard it-nobody else did.
for the cheers. the bowling, drowned
IL out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
He Got Important
Information Under
Fire for Officers

sergt Nat X. Smith. Co. X. 3sist
infantry. is also a wcarer OF the
II. =. &.
He won II for getting information
OF value to the battalion In one OF
the fiercest battles OF the Argonnc
campaign.
How did you get the informa-
tom" aueried the reporter.
"oh. by bombs. mostly" said the
modest sergeant
II was during the first time lin
at the Argonne woods He was the
only sergeant In the regiment TO
lead platoon alone. All other
platoons were In charge OF commits.
stoned officers.
The work Of his platoon and
Smiths bravery under fire brought
him the coveted decoration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
ESQ Street Cars
Are Held Up for
Soldier Welcome

Two hundred and nifty street cars
were tied up for AN hour Saturday
morning by the parade 81 the Ar
gonne heroes. That meant no rev.
enuc from ESQ street ears, as all
lines were tied up. Figuring that
each street car brings IN an aver.
age revenue OF $500 an hour as
well as money loat By reason Of pay
going on during tho idle hour. Supi
T. y. Murphinc places the loss to
Seattle at $3.50.
But " was money well spent. /"
said Murphine. 1T was worth ev.
cry cent OF that and more To have
the boys back with us again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
VICTORY LOAN IS
NEAR S5,000,0O0
Thirteen Dyas Left for Big
War Drive

Victory Loan subscriptions were
pillng up toward the 5000. 900 mark
Saturday. with 10 more working
days left In which 10 raise $40 900 900
--senttlo'a quota.
Solicitors are still worrying.
There haven't been enough big sub.
scriptlons. and Seattle In behind
schedule. while the outside communi.
ties are 'mopping up" at n rapid
pace.
Speakers are being scattered thru
out the county TO awaken the people
20 the fact that the time is getting
short
Few seem TO realize that Victory
Bonds OF the Fifth Loan offer the
best Investment OF any Of the war
loans. The interest is AZ per cent.
and the bonds mature in four years.
Capt ". g.. Chamberlain will talk
at Lakewood Saturday night. A
meeting was arranged for noon Sat.
urdny at the Rogers g. Meiroy mill.
at the foot OF Brooklyn ave. Uni
vcrsity district. Capt Raymond
Oxnard and Lieut. Frank Newkirk
speak Monday noon at the Transpor.
tatlon club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
FIREMEN GREET
CONRADE OF OLD DAYS

when Lieut. Austin Duggan
marched by the fire station at Third
ave. and Pine st. heading his pla-
toon, the members OF his old fire
company were an primed for him.
They did everything but run out tho
apparatus. and Duggan Just ducked
his head under his tin hat and
grinned. He left Seattle a year ago
a sergeant and came back iieutcn-
ant--winning his spurs for valor In
action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
SOMETHING NEW

". Holton & Co. 22o Marion st.
have inaugurated something new
and different in the way OF service to
the buyer Of real estate.
Holton & Co.. in cooperation with
suburban agents. can furnish the
most desirable buys in any given dis
trict in or around Seattle.
The service rendered is made pos
sible by the close cooperation Of ,.
v. Holton & Co. with the suburban
agents having the best listings.
thereby saving the client time and
trouble in locating the property de-
sired.
IL is the aim OF the above concern
TO at all times and I'm all transactions
represent the best interests Of the
buyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
BILLY GILLIAN KEPT
ON THROWING FIOWERS

Little Billy Gillian, 1868 35th ave.
s., almost stopped the parade. He
rushed from the curb at Second
ave. and Seneca. right under the
feet of the doughboys of the lead.
ing company Billy Is only 4
years old. He dragged behind him
a market basket twice his size,
loaded to OVERLOOKING with blossoms
of all kinds.
Until the last man of the last
ranks had passed him he stood
there beside the column and spread
his flowers beneath their feet. while
the cops thereabout looked ON and
smiled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Get Jobs for All
Idle Men, Is Plea

Acting Mayor W. II. Lane issued
proclamation Saturday morning
designating Sunday. May Z. rs
Employment Day He requested
that all sermons. Bible class assem-.
biles and church meetings on that
day devote their attention to srous-
Ing the people 20 the necessity Of
giving employment 10 those out Of
work now. and particularly TO re
turned service men. who left good
positions TO fight the battles OF
their country.
The proclamation also asks en-
ploycrs to keep the United States
employment office notified OF jobs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Burleson Requests
Phone Suit Killed

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Unit'
ed Press.) Postmaster General Bur.
Lesson today asked the supreme
court 20 dismiss the suit brought by
the state OF Kansas questioning the
governments right TO fix intra-
state telephone rates.
Burlcson claimed that the suit
was In reality one against the Unit.
ed States. brought without its con.
sent. and that he had fun author.
ity under congressional action for
fixing telephone rates both inter.
state and intra state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Beaucoup Coolies,
Friendly Fellows,
Lost EN- in Camp

Plenty Of canned Willie and iron
bread" said one tanned veteran
wearing one wound stripe and one
service ehryron. but oh. the coot'
les. Yes" (and he scratched his
shoulder blades reminiscenily) beau
coup. bssucoup cooiic.
''But lost an mine NJ Camp
Mills in the delouscry' II really
was shame. ! missed the little
beggars. They kept Us busy while
they were with W.. but they were
a lot Of friendly little cuases."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Yankees Praise
Salvation ARMY

I'VE take our hats off to the Sal.
vation Army. Their lassies. with a
CHEEKY smile and a cheering word.
were always right there. right on
the spot. with hot coffee and dough
nuts. The Red Cross did some very
good work for us. and the knights
OF Columbus gave us everything
they had whenever they had IT,"
Thus did a group OF tanned vet.
Grams OF the great war give their
opinions on what various welfare or.
ganizations did for the troops over
seas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

Private Wiley went thru the war
with the 9ist without "A scratch. lie
was In the Argonne battle and went
into Belgium. with the French
forces. He was never wounded. new.
or 30 much as cut finger. but
He carries his arm in "A sling.
Not wound stripe will get
for this mitt." he mourned as he
surveyed II rucfully saturday morn.
ing. II broke II at Camp Merritt
after ! got hack. getting out Of tho
way OF "A truck.
The most impressive sight Of the
war. he says. L. the scene OF
YproA battlefield. where 90 300 brave
dead. Tommy and Poilu together. lie
beneath their rough wooden crosses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Dodging Flivvers
Worse Than Hun
Bullets, He Says

"Dodging fliyvera In this country
In worse than lodging bullets IN La
Belle France"
That's what Private J. !. Wiley,
intelligence section. regimcntal head
quarters, OF the 36fHt. proclaims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Exhibit Pets
and Award Ribbons

The young people Of the Queen
Anne Congregational church win ex-
hiblt pets Of all kinds. from mantiff
to canary. sunday afternoon. Hue
and red ribbons will b. awarded to
first and second prsxe winners OF
each variety Of pet.
The first prize for thu best pet"
OF the lot will be live" animal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

friends probably the larger
cities are all right. but those dis
tricts where the s1st were located
were usually small towns and not
nearly in the same class as an
American village.
THE people. too. seemed ready to
take advantage Of the liberal SPEND
ers IN the American army and all
in all. me for the good old u. s.
A. for the rest OF my natural life"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
They've Learned
to Parlez Vous!
90, Papa! La, La!

Our boys sure have learned TO
comprehend" the French language.
Glimpse this Interview with re.
turned Yank.
Are you glad TO get backT'
90. 90"
How did you like the French
girls?''
"Boocoop tres bean"
How would you order a drink
over there"
Putting his hands 10 his mouth.
he emitted "A long drawn-out. 100.
90 o0.0o 90. CASTOR. oh.oh.o oh"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

WASHINGTON. April 2s.--fBy
United Press -Sales OF Victory
notes are tagging. Figures made
public at national loan headquarters
show that subscriptions have aver.
aged only 10000 900 day for tho
five days OF the campaign. ending
last night II the minimum goal OF
$4,000 .OO0.O 900 Is TO be reached by
May 10. an average OF $500. 600 900
daily. excluding Sundays. must be
obtained In GALES. officials pointed
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
WOULD ROB SLAVS

ever awarded Fiume and the Dalma.
tan coast, 1t would he robbing the
Jugo.Slnvs OF their only hope OF com.
mercial life" declaHed the Jugo-Slav.
ian and United Serbian. Chicago's
Croatian and Serbian daily. editorial.
ly today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

Bh I'D T.. KEEN
United Press staff Corresponding
PARIS, April 20 (s.50 y. nh
Italy has severed iasr last ties
with the peace conference.
Foreign Minister Sonnino and
former Premier Saiandra, the
last Of the Italian delegates re-
naming In Paris. left for Rome
Mt , o'clock this afternoon. A
crowd of italian officials and civ.
ilinns gave them great ova-
tion mt the Care de Lyon.
Up 60 the final minute II had
been hoped the breach might be
healed. ami Italy retain her po-
sition In the conference.
Premier Orlando arrived in Rome
at II o'clock this morning. accord.
ing TO "a dispatch received at Itai-
ian headquarters here. lie was
given a great ovation. his automo-
bile proceeding with great difficulty
thru cheering crowds TO the govern
ment offices.
The issue now rests with the Ital-
ian parliament-and back OF that
body Iiaiy'u ao.oo0.00 people. Pre-
mler Orlando IL expected To so be-
fore parliament Monday or Tuesday.
He will ask vste OF confidence in
his ministry Upon this verdict viii
depend ftaiy'H future course.
ForcIble Annexation
A vote OF confidence would en-
power Orlando 20 return To Paris
and renew his demand for Fiume
with the added weight OF an alter
native OF forciblc annexation. or.
he could even direct annexation OF
the port without the Formally Of
going before the peace conference
again.
IL was learned on good authority
today that an official statement by
Premier Lloyd George on the British
position IN the controversy endorsed
by Premier Clemenccau. Is In or.
lando'a hands. lie Is free 10 use Il
II he desires. The tone Of the state
ment IL carefully guarded. but u II
is consistent with the previously an
nounced British attitude. the Amer
leans and French and British are
agreed that Italy cannot have Plume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
ITALIANS SEVER
ALLIES UNION
Last OF Delegates Depart
From Paris

TRIESTE. April 25.--tDelsyedJ
II niied Press. THE Jugo-
sla, government has called three
additional classes 90 the coiors.
according 10 "A dispatch from Az
ram today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

railway troops. met Private y. W.
Turner. Company -. Jiint infan-
Try. Turner lives AZ III Broad
way ~ He Was Eass.d in tho
Argonne woods and spent five
weeks in the hospital. Wykea. an
old friend. was on hand 20 greet
him on his arrival this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Base Hospital so
Starts Home Soon

Base hospital unit No. 30. com
posed of Seattle men. which has
seen extensive service overseas.
wifi leave New York Monday
morning. bound for Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Canuck Officer
Goes to Station
to Meet Private

The Lion and the Eagle shook
hands Saturday when Corp. William
Wykes. sixth company. Canadian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Can't Eat Apples
Thru Mask; Yankee
Gives 1t a Trial

Hubert Rose. OF Tcnino. posed
gracefully for the photographer. tin
derby. gas mask and rifle equip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

France IL not what H. cracked
up 20 be-" declared Private Albert
Weaver 10 group Of admlring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
LOUIS N. MOORE,
State Rank Examiner OF the state
Of Washington.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. for King
No III ss,. NOTICE or SALE
In the Matter Of German American
Mercantile Bank. a Corporation.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that.
entered in the Superior Court OF
the State Of Washington for King
County. In the matter OF the insoi-
vency Of tho Cerman-Amcriesn
Mercantile nnnk, Louis n Moore.
e~tve sealed bids for virtually all
Of tho assets Of said German
American Mercantile Bank remain
ing IN hi. hands. A copy % tho
f~red for sale is on file with III.
Superior Court Of the State OF
Washington. In the above entitled
proceedings. having been fiied
therein on April q isis copy
also on file and may be seen at
the office Of said state Rank Ex-
sminer. ais white Building. Nc.
attic. Washington, A copy % said
list % assets will be sent TO any
These assets comprise promirsorv
notes. both secured and unHocur~d.
and all other debts due the bank:
real estate. Judgments. bonds and
lures Louis ~ Moore. ar state
Bank Examiner. will receive sealed
bids for all OF said assets up 90
8 o'clock y. m. on May 10. 1919. AZ
the aforesaid office. All bids
mus, he scaled. and there must
accompany such bad either a cash
payment or certified check % 10
per cent of the amount % such
bid. The Bank Examiner reserves
the right to reject any and all
bids ANY successful bid. after
approval by the state Bank Tx
sminsr. will be subject 10 the fur
ther approval Of the Superior
Court Of the Stat. of Washington
for King Counfy.
LOUIS ". MOORE.
As State bank Examiner % 'h-
State of washin<ion. ilguidating
German American Morcantiis
Bank.
TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN;
The undersigned has made APP
pileation TO erect a maternity hoe
pitat at stT Bellevue place, lots ~
to ~, block u. Bellevue Heights
addition. Any one desiring 4"
protest against such occupation
will file such protest at the ofrice
Of Superinteu dsnt Of nutldlngs.
prior 20 Tuesday. May 9. 1919.
SEATTLE MATERNITY HOS
pfTAt. INC. owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY


Attorney~atIa~
r.. r. s1hoff. Down. Blk. 700 and sv.
Consultation free. All cases. Fees
moderate.
T. =. BALfS-EsTABffsii 1851.
eonsuitation. si5 Burke Bldg. Dos
second ave. Main I9o1.
Attorney~-Pstent
FRED r. CORN - 70t CENTRAL
bldg. Phone Main $50. References;
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phone Co. olympic Foundry Co.
GEo. j. DoHERTY. PArEST At
torney: solicitor. stock company
organiser 50i Maynard Bldg
III FIRST ave. X Elliott ssT.
MASON. FENwfcK. LAWRENCE
Ss2 Burke Eldg
Bicycles and Repairs
RUDY ItfNDCREN for Smell Blcy-
Giles. 500 Stewart. at Times 50.
Main tst7.
Chattei Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from $40 to 800 made quickly
and confidentialiy on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS 4 co.
ioos-t l. c. smith Bldg. I'll tse2.
Chiroprsctor
STROrP - chiropractor. Graduate
National School. Chicago, Ill Consul
tatlon free. 2l2 Denny Bid. llos End
Furniture. Repairing. uphoistcring.
Packing
JorRensen Bros Furn. shop. ". SSH.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTI-
cies Of value. The Reliable. so7
Third ave.
Detective Agencies
PACIFIC COAST DETECTIVE
. Agency--320 Seaboard Bldg. Male
and female opsratiy.s; open day
Painting
McAsxiLL Painting. kaisomin'ng'
Physicians and Surgeons
Or. Kathryn Harrison = Women's
disorders readtusted. ts1s Stone
way: Green Lake car. North 1883.
Stove Repairing
REPAIRING GAS RANGES AND
water heaters my speciality. Elliott
1873. 1896 SIXTH ave.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS, 1903
lth ave. Electric cabinets. thcra-
pcutic lamps, tubs. rheumatism
my speciality. Louis Myers. chirop-
odlst, mechanic therspist Phone
Main 1913. day or night
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co. f120 First ave.
=. Elliott 1921.
Storage
DRY. FTREPROOF STOR A q r.
warehouse. Central Storage Co.
WMte Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

LEGAL NOTICES
IN rHE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington. for King

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington. for King
No. isi.pst NOTICE TO CREDIT
oRs. nEroslToRa, aTocitHoi.p.
FRS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS
INTERESTED IN THE ASSETS
AND AFFAIRS or SAID RANK.
In the Matter of German American
Metsantiie Bank. corporation
Notice ia hereby given that by vir..
tue OF an order made and entered
In the above proceedings IN the
above entitled court on April =,
1919 the undersigned. as state
Ilank Examiner OF the state OF
Washington. and as liduldator %
The German Art.ricsn Mer.antiie
Bank. fnsolvent Of Seattle. wash
ington was duly authorized 90
offer for sale virtually all 81 tho
remaining assets IN his hands be-
longing 10 said German American
Mercantile Bank. That he In re.
ceivlnE bids Tor said assets a
file with the clerk ~ the Superior
Court aforesaid. or may be seen
at the office of the state Hank
Examiner. 9is white building,
That he viii receive sealed bids
o'clock y. M. on May 10, 1913. by
virtue OF the aforesaid order In
the Superior Court, notice IL hero
by given To all creditors dcporitotr.
stockholders and all other persona
interested In the assets affairs
and the liquidation OF tho German
American Mercantile Rank, that the
undersigned will make hts report
TO the above entitled court on the
bids so received by him for said
assets and that said report VIII
come on for hearing In Depart.
msnt No. l Of the superior Court
OF the state Of Washington. for
King County. on May 10. 1918. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m. at
which time and place all persons
interested In the assets and affairs
Of said hank. and any sale % the
aforesaid assets may appear and
offer any objections that they ~
have 10 the confirmation BY the
court Of tho state Bank Esamin-
ers report and accommodation
on said proposed sale
LOUIS n. MOORE
state Rank Examiner OF the state
Of waahtprtan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

THE AMERICAN RuBBER co. OF
Chicago. marketing the Wei
known NASTERBtf.T TIRES ASD
TUBES. want dealers for territory
thruout the Northwest
Under our plan the dealer IL assured
81 customers--we get them Tor
him.
You need not be In the garage or
auto business TO handle this money
maker Call or write. zOo Mehi-
horn Bldg. Seattle.