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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
REFUSE TO
BAR JAPS
FROM SCHOOLS

That JapS and all other alien chill
dren must DO admitted 10 pubic
school. In the state'cf Washington
on equal terms with those Of citizens
81 the state. was brought out at the
meeting Of the school board Friday
afternoon.
The question was brought up by
Charles NJ. Baxter. representing
residents Of the south end OF Mercer
island. whose children have been
compelled 10 attend Queen Anne and
East high schools because Of the
lack OF room IN Franklin. which IL
nearest them. This necessities q
total travelling period OF from four
70 five hours for the children.
The parents feet that the Japs. Of
whom there are 23 in Franklin. ac'
cortune 10 the school hoard, are
crewdIng their own children out.
A legal opinion on the matter wa
requested OF II. w. Pennock. attor'
ney for the board, who quotrd Sec
ton !, Article >. Of the state consu.
tuition. which reads: 1T IN the para
mount duty Of the state 70 make
ample provision for the educa don Of
all children residing within itz
borders, without distinction or pref
erence on account Of race. color.
caste or sex"
Tho petition OF the Mercer island
residents for admittance Of their
children 20 Franklin was denied.
The request Of West Queen Anne
rcsid~ntA. who presented petition
Of 49, names. that 20 children o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
FAKE OFFICER
/ IS ARRESTED


Under indictment by federal
grand jury In Seattle for alleged I'm.
peruonation Of an officer OF the
treasury department. under which
guise ne married . woman In order
20 obtain her money and bunkoed
hoselheepers and other rrrsons In &C.
attic. char>eu X. HodgN alias O II.
Hcwe. 10 under arrest In Spokane.
after nearly two years ~ . fuwttive.
Hodge WAS picked up Friday upon
information f,srntrhed by Capt. Thos.
n. Fcster. chief Of nrcret service
heseS and win IN beought 80 seattle
iAto saturday or Sunday.
An undermined. - unprcpoesrssin
man Of Is. Hodge - counted ons Of
the ncrvie~t CROOKS In tbs business.
lie has long criminal record. and
has scrved Tina In tiss spenitenti Diary
~ WnlIa wAla FOR passing bod
clsNrka
IN November. 1919. accoeding 10
the Indictment. Hodge wns staying ~
tho st. Charles hotel. Horn ne posed
~ : secscs service officer. and. say
inx that Capt FS~tev had not paid
him on time. obtained e3S from the
manager. Tho next day hc dirap-
psared. skippinx . board and lodging
bill Of es7.se.
In the meantime. hs had married.
or pretrnde6 10 marry Mrs. Gail nar.
toff. In Seattle. He requested that
the marriage b. kept secret. however,.
According 10 Mn. .Harsoff. Hodgs
aaid that he was kotng 10 take
charge q the nrcret servics In Call.
foruia. ana that married men wsr~
not wanted in the service. From his
alleged wffs Hodee obtained IT van.
Gus times = eneotine launch. which
he soId for eis0. = sewing machine.
which he dispneed Of for $50. and .
coat that brought him 80 IN cash.
About the time he was indicted. IN
December. 1918. Hodxc disappeared
MrA nartoff went 70 the Hotel IT.
Charles and worked out the bin a
es7.so that ~ had Skipped.
Hodks b expected 10 stand trial In
fes1arn1 court herr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
.MACSWINEY IS
MYSTERY MAN.

LONDON. Oct. s.-Tercnce MAO
swIney. hunger-sttking lord mayor
Of Cork, was being hailed thruous
Britain today as q mystery man.
This was the 18th day Of his last
pbvniclans and scientists were specus
lafing on how he managed 70 I'VE %
long without food.
The Macawiney bulletin Issued 70
day said the lord mayor had a good
night but was weaker this morning.
The condition Of the hunger sfrik-
err at Cork. who have been without
sustenance several days longer than
Macswiney. was said actually 10 -
improved today.
the eighth A grade. recently trans
ferred TO the Coo school. Do rnn-
snfcd, and allowed 20 graduate from
the West Queen Anne school. was
taken under advisement. and action
promised 1t The merit meeting Of tho
board
II was pointed out that reinst1ts'
nnent Of these children would estab-
Ish 4 precedent for others similarly
situated. which would mean the en-
pIoyment Of additional teachers At .
cost Of $4,000. Director w. J. SAINT
myer moved that such action bs
taken. but Director George H.
Walkers amendnnent for . weeks
consideration was adopted
/ Contingents Of parents from
Georgetown and University Heights
entered requests for iunchrooms anl
Improvement Of school grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
Story About
Farmer Moore
and Cabbage

COUNCILMAN William Hickman
Moore In farsner-and proud Of
Il. lie raises cabbagcs and every
thing.
Thursday. some knavssh fellow
cr~pt over Moorc's back fence
and lifted one Of the JUDGES prizs
cnbhagcs. ~ OH
Friday. judge Moore :, poured
croton oil over the cabbage next
70 the one that had been stolen.
"Ifa, Har' laughed The judge
holloway. III the thief returns
10 my gard1h tonight he viii rue
the dny,.'
int saturday. Judge Moore for.
got the fincideul FOR lunch he
soyed With that favortts dish Of
the rural regions -corned beef
and cabbage.
II was not until ~ had ab
sorbed two platfsrs Of the
d~iieary. that M remembered
Then he excused himaelf hur.
rirdjy. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
NEW. JI7 ROUTE
| PLANS up SOON


Tentative pInns for the new utney
routes win probably be presented to
tho council Judiciary committee next
Tuesday. Il was announced Saturday
by MAI. Carl II. Reevca. supcrintend.
ent of public utilities.
The ccmpromise agreement pro.
vidcs for . wider diffusion u Jitney
routes. 10 that traffic Win not be
con CRESTED IN the principal arteries Of
trade. hut does not thr the machines
from the principal streets.
At tisc prcsent tinr the council reg
uiatory ordinances II held up BY court
action ION the part of thc Jitneurr,
but boeh the city and tho jitney IN
tererts arr now seeking . com.
pepmisc ,sxrecment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
Ring L.ardner
Rides a la "Drasvins RN' to ClsUsland
Fears Indians Belong to Lost Tribes
Brooklyn Doesn't Seem Discouraged
Union Station Has a Fesu More Wrinklss

delegation fans. ana his interpreter.
AZ wcstfieid We bought a cleveland
paper that had picture Of Geo
Hurns. and Il said under Il THE man
that made ths features catch Of the
scrious whom he raced 10 the LIST
base ssNnd IN brooklyn thursday and
grabbed . foul ball, With ON Tin. I"
The picture was . picture % Geo
BURNS. the left fielder for the 0iAnta.
Some catch Geo. "a
Tho paper and the other cleveland
papers II full Of stun about tho tram
witch they call the trim. witch u. .
nickname for the indiana. Wa sins
hren able 10 find out what trtbe these
indians b<songs 70 but n the last 3
wames they> looked IKE ons Of ths
lout trihea.
Nobody however N discourage
With the why tho ncr1ous hns won't -
far especially the brooklyn club.
Heap biz chief Spealser cs the rrihs
sxpscts hia warriors 10 start hitting
again tomorrow on the grounds
where they piics up their dot 1os Az.
eraEc This summer. and when the
cleveland boys n hittinG. they gsner.
ally aiways scores Snore runs than
vice versa. Tho Cleveland Clubs
trainer n tho only ono In the bunch
that looks down In tho mouth. lie
h sorc because he went 10 the trou.
BILE Of having tho hats ssnt clear 70
brooklyn whefc they wasn't unrd
II 10 yru since was 10 cleveland
before and the last time I NH I
kfsSed the union station goodbye
with tear IN my eye. expecting 70
NOT never go her no morc. but out
side Of being = littis gsAyse. and :
few more wrinkles chs = the anms
old union station always rea6y and
willing 70 sive tho Incoming traveller
. hearty laugh.
OUT taxi man ast ~ Whars The
HrookIyn BAH club wAs and ~ told
him they was on the other section.
and the man says ne hoped they
would hnvc sense enough not 10 take
. non-union taxi or they wa iIble 70
get hurt Well I and Uugiey took Z
union tart and w was tjbse % ~
hurt all the way "a the Hotel and
ths next time so riding Il viii ~
In = taxi scsb and u locks Hike w
would b. called out Often ~ the um.
pires IL ssoppiHa ~ this hotel.
Ollie Chill witch make cleveland
his home was on hand 70 rive them
n ollie rrcrption. Yuu thought I wna
going 10 say Chill reception but !
croaScd you Ike ] was . umpire my.
self.
The fact mat ONE and Biny Evans
both makes shls their home susves
tbs misessy a. what ump1res ~ IN
the winter time. Tbey live IN clsve
land o. ycnhers Or Chicago e syn
cusr.
The pspsrs predscts that both ROB
be and spoke viii ~ their pitching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. a.--C,eve-
land time ~ hr behind New York
CITY ana BROOKLYN. hut the train wa
come on wasn't natinficd with that
and throwed IN ! couplc az hours
more. Al thar al hanas reached
the no called fcrvst city In plenty
time 70 MAY 4 ball game n : bali
game had q been scheduled but this
Wa : ~ dnv ~ mutual arrecmsut
between 2an sohnson
No..~ - ,r..,. - ,-..,as,,
,cnss~, S~,,r.,'s ~. .,n,.,c.
,~,..,s 80 . go .s.-s.- .~-s ans.
-. -. - .sssn- ~,
- - "a. $780, - . n "a ss.,es.. ~
only wo~,d scrse,,s thew - cxrr m n
lh-forr vas I dnv ros~b ,umu b.
tween New Yort ana poston.
To satisfy a nation. wid. curiosity.
I vii, saw that ana Hugh~y Fuller.
ton icft the, Grand central station
Thursday niuht ON the O'Clock train
witch leaves n o'cIuck. Mr.. Ebbetx
and Mr.. Robinson and the BROOKLYN
Hall players was in thu last . nun.
mans. L and Hughcy was escorted
way I'm To ~ mont Of ti,e train %
car 81 x blackfacs comedian art
what Our spacs Was and hurhey says
I'VE mt the drawing RM.s
switch drs wing RN,'. says Geo.
1T dom. si,ahs no sliffesents." says
Hughex. II and my friend here a. st
home In any dsawtns Ra" 20 Geo
sen whHtAa Case d people We was
and stuck N y A.
! oxn trutnra Ass'y WIN unson
Inn o"s p.Wsy soon husney oek'n
se.nns me nov Inursaays s~ms 49,
.m. mo - Mno e 81 ~
dsunt wAke up ui TINS ~ IN : Town
name nossA.o wnefe IN uan sop
ped ana coosuns ~ ssaFs snn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
Getting By" to Be
Y.M.C.A. Subject

Getting Hy" h the subject of the
address that Dr.. Alien A. ssockdAie
will deliver 81 the Y. ~ 6, A.
mems mass meeting sunday at ]
y n. Or. HsockdAie IL one OF the
leading pastpsv Of Toledo. Ohio. and
= : noted spealfer 70 men.
aess Into snsnovrowS game but thai
don't coont nothing to me. Aoes \
eestIne ~ common IN tho public
prints ~ masssr minds and n they
hrep on chcap~nins aces why pretty
s0an rnau that holds : of sh<m ~
foes the draw viii throw his cards
In the ash can and say did ycu sver
- anybody hold such rotten hands -
VepyssDaes lo94 ~ ~ ~ SyudI.
caaA, Duc.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

once being able TO understsnd Eng.
Iiah- Many times the children come
from homes where they hear moth,
Ing but japanese. and after a few
hours IN the public schools 20 70
these private schools. there 10 off
set ali that has been accomplished
by ths American teacher. n
Last year nm effort was made 10
clone all such schools IN this county.
but II was found that there IL no
Iaw In this state controlling private
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09
Police BOMB !
CORK CITY HALL
Fire Started In ReprlsaI tor
Raid on Soldiers

CORK, Oct. "a largo body o.
police surrounded tho city hall hero
early today. firing rifles and throw
ing inccndiary bombs into the win
dows. They prevented the firsmen
nkm approaching the building unui
II was ablaze. This was believed 70
be In reprisai for shooting OF soldiers
in clash with civilians yesterday.
The firemen later controlled the IRA
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HERES MORE ABOUT
WORLD SERIES
! ! A !! ON PAGE ONE

i ~ Wnmny out. MarQuard TO Konesehy:
- KoDey'o Ors4 putoot tho theee In
- e>so played. Hp>Ak<r eue. xii
= Kenstchy. No rsns. % hiia 10
Yw1n INNING
1~oxLYNA-nv ans playing Ten sssid
~ Glovooanl- Kenstrhy walked. kiiduff
4n51s nlllsr hi into . sy~sbss shay.
- Wamov 20 ussnA No runs. Ne
49, oggpea 500
<x1Uvn14Atp-Bsrus fsns>d. swinging
~ - ~ go: Gardner flied - Myesa
- ~ DoAe 1umpsng easch ugNhnse ~
oet1 ssnee: Wesd cut. oisoa %
41IooAy. NJ suns. NJ htta. NJ srrosuL
w 1910 : pretty ptekup q Oh
Du4 M throw for ths third oct Rubs
0nDoQqp1 ~ fins fprm aad vas mtxinx
49, uops1y IN ths Indian bastsru
o1xTm rNxTu0
IDooxLYN--LAmas. hattine for Mar
Mug4 wone cut. Hswsii - Hurns. On
- 19H ehancss olssa sinsied " left:
- II Vamby. sn1 VS. $40 ~ first
W4mby's throw 20 eomp1ste dou-
- ~ - ~ Burne. - error ~
4p11ueh vas safs ~ sseoaA Wheu
tmo1 vias u Wansby aaesm6esng
: - U1cp y 3eeasess ~ ssesad. =. Jshn-
~. Wa0ey - 0erdsss. ~ runs.
( 01 - I've esTVsA
CkTyB1.ANp--Pfsffer pftehine fsr
- swell pDpped 70 J. Jehnssoa:
IT, 4n@oos csvelssais senoSsa . 60
1.R H.alng eanss tsy ~ she
E11 Dsens s1ngi~a 70 c~nssr. sssAlng
4y0Dr41o - th1g0. Waahy singled ~
0@1 oess1nG C0veteskbs and ssndIua Ev-
4nD*tn esso~d: Olsen msas . pasy -
1o - evees1. but wss TOO late;
14ev nIed 20 Mtiisr.< oss run. thrss
MRw0WM
ngvENTM INNING
4 U0oxI4xS--wh~as oct. Gardner -
u1R - : hssh ksundtns chance; NJ
~ 0npo1: koa<y s1fed - Speaker.
u@9os csus n 70 co2piain With Oman
- n~sa's dseisssn 90 bsiL Ne ruaa.
- - - ssToeA
1pcnopsfkss's spssses was sim just ~
0~o1 - u wes - NE start apd he save
~ 49, - wseheninx.
UGuyEI>Axp--Burns waihsd: oard :
- 0neDpd - siGhs. s~u1tsg Burns 20
Uni 0or4nep venf % oDcood - :
49, I'LL. ut Dusus dld nj advance;
NA ~ eeunt sns and one sa we'd.
q - 80 ssns !: e ~ g. Mn:
~ inner ran Bssus baek % shird. u
vG114 49, Gardner haA advsacsd: NIL
~ o<1Uo1 Gardner out ~ ~ steod On
- ~ 0sansy going - see,nA On shs
9ys es.sm Dsppsd e olss.: oNslil
=
G11(1nhls MED TO onfnth Ne svns.
- ~ - ssvssa
E10uYW INNING
xJ10oxLyM-orAney p,syins risht
0uuo1 ~ CJove1aaA. Kfl0uff lined single
~ oGuooS: Mib<lr NH 1aso . Aoubla psay,
QoC1uw - Wanby 10 Burns: q va .
VUV DRs<sy ~ 81 fsetdiag: Pfsffer cut.
Qc1oGkto - Burma Ne susa. enc hit ~
- ~~vurS IN 49,. - wu1~~, =.
X911E1y: Wamby flied 10 Myers IN short
oooo1Rs DDeAksr out. KfIdnffs 70 Konesehy.
X4cunDL - hits. ~ esrors.
WyN1u INNING
uw0oxLYH--OjsDs out, Wamby 70
1Dusuo; ,. JohnsteD slngtsd Off coveiss-
49, f41nb: Neis running for ,. yohnston:
U1o4 oDrpod Hels. Wsmby 10 eswssl.
Vna01 1oscsd GStff6th. Swell 70 Wamby.
n n. =.
1I0(49yn ...................-
QIIvl4ou d. .s.s.ssss.- II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

I and Huxhey went IN the dining
car where Hughey ordered eggs
boiled Z minutrs railroad time. and I
had = breakfast that . person
wOuld's even dass 10 hint ~ II in the
heavily mortwaged home. Our com
panions ~ the tabis was the brooklyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-09

CLEVELAND. Oct t.--~Mlaa AIsxa
Stirring. Atlanta. won her third con-
secutivs championship herr TODAY
when she defeated Mira Dorothy
Campbell Hurd. Psstsbsrg. up and
u % IN The finals az the women's
national rolf tournament.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Tapestry table runners, 20x52 in in color
tones to suit all purposes Special value at $500
and $3.50 EACH
Evening star., 1920-03-14

latter's mother. Mrs M: B. Willett
wife of Lieut. Col. Willett, u. g. A.,
now stationed In Philadelphia Col.
Willett will go the latter part OF this
month for station at Norfolk. Va.
Mai. L. 8. Hobbs. U. 8. A., with Mrs.
Hobbs. has gone fer station to West
Point.
Mrs. Arthur Smith. wife of Lieut..
Smith. U. g. A.. went last week to
Fort Strong. Mass. to join her hus-
band. who is now on duty there.
Capt. G. J. Richards. L. S. A.. and
Mrs. Richards. now stationed at Camp
A. A. Humphreys, have gone to Salt
vile. Va. for visit to the latters Q
parents.
Mai Wilson b. Burtt. u. S. A., of
the General staff College resigned
last week from the service and he
and Mrs Hurtt have left their former
quarters at the Washington barracks
Col James Il. Gowen. l.. S. A., and
Mrs. Gowen have been enjoying a visit
at the Washington barracks from
their nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs
George Roe Of New York.
Lieut.. Robert r Gill. u. s. A.. and
Mrs. Gill have visiting them .. the
Washington barracks the tiers
mother. Mrs. Samuel Tucker Of
Dover, Del.
Col. Allen Parker U. s. A.. accom-
panied by Mrs Parker. has gone for
station to Camp Gordon, Ga.
Maj. Parker Hit. L. S. A.. and Mrs.
Hit have visiting them at the Wash
Evening star., 1920-03-14

B. Daingerheld. at the latter's new
home. 1927 S street. which she re-
Gently bought.

B. Daingerheld. at the latter's new
home. 1927 street, which she re-
Gently bought.
Col. Ira l.. Reeves. L. S. A, who
has been on duty in Washington in
the ofiice OF assistant secretary OF
war during the autumn and winter
resigned from the service last week
ana went to New York, where he
VIII enter business and make his fu-
ture nome at Hastings-o Hudson
Col. r. A. Brown, L. S. A.. and
Mrs: Brown have as their guest at
Fort Sam Houston, Tex. Miss Eleanor
Harris of Washington.
Capt. James G. Field. L. s A.. who
has been on duty in Washington for
some time. was Joined here last week
by Mrs. Field and their daughter,
Laura Katherine. who has passed the
winter In the south. Capt. and Mrs
Field are now occupying an apart
ment at the Brighton on California
avenue.
Mai W. S. Shields, l.. S. A., and Mrs.
Shields have leased an apartment for
the season at the Brighton. 2123 Cali
fornia avenue.
Mrs. Falkner Heard, wife of Lieut..
Col. Heard. U. S. A. has gone to San
Antonio. Tex. to spend March with
her father and mother Mr. and Mrs.
August Herff.
Col. Francis NJ. Hinkle. L. S. A, and
Mrs. Hinkle are occupying attractive
quarters at Camp Eustis, Va.
Capt, c. A. Rasley. U. S. A.. with
Mrs. Bagley and their two children.
Kelly ana Barbara. is spending the
winter at the Ralston Hotel, Colum-
bus, Ga.
Lieut.. Col. Stephen w. Winfree. [.
S. A., is now on his way to Constan-
tinople to which place he has been
detailed as assistant military attache
and military observer in the field.
Col. +. n. Mcclure, u. s. A., recently
assigned to duty in San Francisco is,
with Mrs. Mcclure, making his home
for the season at the Hotel Whit
comb, in that city.
Lieut.. Barclay Wharton, Z. S. A.
and Mrs. Wharton had as guest at
Evening star., 1920-03-14

their quarters at Fort Wadsworth,
Staten Island. N. Y. last week, Miss
Thelma Murray of Washington.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

ington barracks the latter's sister.
Miss Louise Young Of San Antonio.
Tex.
Capt. Pioda, U. s. A.. has returned
for duty at Camp A. A. Humphreys
Va. from spending his leave In New
York.
Mai. Hjalmer Erickson, u. 8. A., and
Mrs Erickson have had the latters 5
niece, Miss Larsen of New York. visit
ing them for some time. at the wash
inSton harracks. Last week she re-
turned to her home In the north.
Mai Harold II. Richards. U. 8. A..
"a sottIed in his new quarters. NO.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

STA East Side. Washington barracks.
where he was Joined last week by
Mrs. Richards. who has been visiting
In New York.
tion last week to Camp Humphreya,
Va, where he will be Joined later BY
Mrs. Taylor and their daughter, who
Evening star., 1920-03-14

At present are Waiting friends at
Fort Monroe. where Col Taylor Was
stationed during tho winter.
Mrs. H. r. Williams. mother OF Mrs
Richards. after q stay ef some length
CONTINUED on F1ftesnth Pass)
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Army Notes.

Maj. stephen J. Chamberlain. L. S. A..
and Mrs. Chamberlain. who have
been stationed in Warrington Tor
some time. left here last week ana
sailed for their new post. at Panama,
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Col. F. II. Lamphere U. 3. A. has
returned to the city from Camp Ben
ming Ga, and Charleston. S. C.. where
he has spent q few weeks.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Maj. Gen. c. A. F. Flagler. L. 5. A..
and Mrs. Flagler have been enjoying
q visit at their quarters at Camp
\ A. Humphreys. Va. from their
niece. Miss De Witt. wh< returned to
her home last week
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Lieut.. Col. John c. Gotwals. L. S. A..
has gone to his new station. at
Juneau. Alaska. to which he was re-
Gently detailed to duty.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Solid Mahogany Candlesticks,
crystal tops. Special, $1.5O each.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

Mrs. James NJ. Love, jr.. wife Of Maj.
Love, L. S. A., is in Washington for
Evening star., 1920-03-14

on1 and Living Room Furniture
Colonial Bedroom Suite in mahogany:
A-in Dresser, $500.
Beds, single or double, $500.
Chiffonier with mirror, $500.
Dressing Table with triplicate mirror, $500.
Walnut Queen Anne Dining Room Suite, in
fHdng sns TsSs BS China neees cesf Stns Table and
Mahogany Dining Room Suite, including
Buffet, China Closet, Serving Table and Dining
Table, $305.5O.
Evening star., 1920-03-14

50-in. Cretonne, rose, blue, gold and mulberry
,olorings, beautiful designs. Special, $1.65
Evening star., 1920-03-14
The Linen Shop Specials

Bleached' Yarn Mercerized able Damask, 20
inches wide Six excellent uesigns. Reduced
to $2.70 yard.
Bleached Pure Linen Napkins, 10 inch, hem
med ready for use; assorted designs. Reduced
to $500 dozen.
Hemmed Cotton Huck Towels, plain corded
border, soft absorbent grade. Reduced to 25c
each Main floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
NEW ENLIsTMENT RULEs.

Sergeant O'Brien of the local Army Recruiting Station, 925 Main street, is in receipt of telegraphic informa- tion from his chief, Colonel Aloe, Inf, U. s. A., that the Army Reor- ganization Bill became law on June 4, 1920, and that in accordance with that Act, hereafter all original en- listments in the Regular Army shall be for period of one year or three years at the option of the applicant. All reenlistments shall be for a. peri cd of three years. Existing laws providing for the payment of three monthly pay of soldier of the sev- re-entstment are hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof an enlistment al- loWance equal to three times the monthly pay of a so1died of the sev- enth grade shall be paid to every soldier who enlists or re-enlists for a period of three years.
 The above means as follows reIa- tive to the enlistment allowances: To previous service men who have been honorajbly discharged from the Army at any time and in any grade, who re-enlist for three years, an allow ance of $90 will be paid after enlist ment, and on honorable discharge at the end of the enlistment, should he re-enlist an additional allowance of $90 will be paid to him; to the orig inal applicant who enlists for a peril cd of three years an allowance of $90 will be paid to him at the end of his enlistment period; should he re-enlist for another three year peril cd, he will be paid the allowance of s90 after re-enlistnaent and will not have to wait for the term of his en- listmsnt to expire. as he did in the first instance.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
 DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.
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Estate of William Kane, late of Bridgeport, in said District. deceased. The Administrator having made application for an order authorizing him to sell certain real estate belong ing to said estate, as per said appiica- ton on file duly appears.
 Ordered, That the said application be heard and determined at the Pro bate Office in Bridgeport, on the 18th day of June, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and this Court directs said Administrator to give notice to all persons interested in said estate to appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon, by publishing this or der once in a newspaper having a ciculation in said district, on or before the 10th day of June, A D. 1920, and return make to the Court of notice given.
 Attest, PAUL, L. MILLER, 3adge-
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-10
STATE OF CONNECTTCUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.

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 Estate of Jacob Adams, late or the TeNn of Bridgeport, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis triet of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarFed a reeev- cry. All persons indebted te said es- tate are raaaested to make immed edfate payment te
 MAY ADAMS, AdHinistratrix. Address, .5S4 B; Main St. a~