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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-13
Hair Grown on Bald Heal

After being alrnost tot1lly bald o New Yorker
happily found something which brought out uia.
iuXurisut growth Of lair ot which be 10 80 Irall
that he viii end The Information free o. aryci1
Who asks for IL Write; John II Br;tan,
Station =, New York H. Aany womcl and
men have grown hnir rf.rr o. % do failed g.,
this out. chow Others tia Senuino
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SAIESNFN

=
Ase doesn't necessarily tell the tale Of q
man 5 income earning power. Neither does
experience OF lack Of it. our hlgh-speed
stAr or saicsmen, now running 10 little
short Of phenomenal success IN handling
another exceptionally Desirable securi,v0
are proving IL Us asatn that u is necessary
only to walk and talk ana toll the truth to
easily earn Sl5o w"ef and more our
offices are open to YOU any day between 10
and 4. II you're between % and 60
SUITE lolo. p w AID ST
Suile 1872. Flatiron R!de.
Sli'e EOS. l5- Nassau st
Suite SO, 1856 Montague ST. brooklyn
SALESMAN MOTOR TRUCKS
Atcins>.t. man. r-.t-i--r L.. s-..tI =
used trucks. "0Hes'fNi opportunity COM
mission. - l-i '1ri.,Hn..
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COUNTRY BOARD

EOCKLAND MANOR -Rockland ave.
Mamaroneck large airy rooms, Veranda ,
iswns with forest shade. electricity bath.
excellent table town farm products. open
all year reservations being made for win
Mamaroneck. 6S.
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uNruK>rsmEn ArARruENrs TO LET

soTH ST eta WEST : ROOMS
FURNISHED AND UNFTRNISNED- Full
HOTEL SERVICE AND MAID SERVICE
RESTA RANT IN BUILDING. GMMEDl
ATE POSSESSION
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANED on BILLS or othsr securities
strictly confidential. Confidential. 80
2d avenue
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Boarders Wanted Employment Agencies
Furnished Rooms Lost, Found and Rewards
BmmmCmd - BmrduW
atoms
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Metropolitan Association

Metropolitan Association
OF EMPLOYMENT AGENTS or n y
MEETS THURSDAY. NOV. -. O'CIoCk.
BLOOMTNGDATE HALL. f70 r.. soth ST
ALI. LICENSED EMPLOY MENT AGENTS
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND
IMPORTANT BUSINESS TO BE TRA ~
ACTED President. MRS. J. ATWOOD, ! .
state St. n Y. Secretary. G. O'C- IRWIN
$40 9Th Ave. y. Y
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elST c2s E.-well kept. comfortable. home
like, single and double rooms: refere nee.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

cHAMBERMAID ASSIST WArrEEss--
Neat. nic", young, cNror.cnceh lIish girl
excellent references. $50 Miss Mason:
Agency. IS West asa '
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FOR SALE
PUBLIC NOTICES

PUBLICITY-Can place picture and .,or
In from three 20 four hundred larg. da.i
papers throughout country. For terms a,
dress G s22 Tribune
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TYPEWRfTERs
lIa5'II TER RENTED

hon.vislbe. Nos. s5 Visible Mos.. Ss-0e W
FACTORY REBUILT yPFWRITERs
Trsdemsrked and guaranteed FOR ono yssf-
American Writing Machine Co.
s<5 Broadway Leonard Tes.pnoHs yp
20 East 23f st. OPP. Madison Avs rrsshin
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
10 Barclay s. Tel asa Barclay
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FRANKLIN COURT

PARK PLACE. $50 (subway)- Two beau
tiiul -oorls. private laVatory electricity :.
business people 81 and $40 weekly. Pros
y, ct $50
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HELP WANTED MALE
Statesmen

WE HAVE sEStrA!. OPEH
INGS IN Our SALES OR
GANlZATIpN FOR COMrE-
TENT 4 y = AMBITIOUS
SAnF;SMr'N y, E,, o. THH ar ERE;
M5T1MHN ~ BniNxc2 2F srhnrNG ! TGAFs T5
THE. RETAIL TRADE. BE
TWEEN THE AGES OF 81
AND So.
DESTROYS OF LEAVING
NEW YORK CITY AND
TRAVELLING A COMPACT
TERRITORY IN AN AUTO
MOBILE.
II YOU ARE DEslE0ys O.,
For YOURSELF WITH ~;
cHAR.crER wlTHoJr M
YOUR INMEDlATE DARN
ING CAPACITY. YOUR AP
PiICATION. IT SUBMITTED
WITH REFERENCCS. Will
BE GIVEN PROMPT AND
CONFIDENTIAL CONSlD-
GRAFTON.
APPLY IN PERSON OR TEL
EPHONE FOR APPOINT
MENT. ASKING FOR SALES
MANAGER.
Robt. Fl. Ingersoll & Bro,
30 IRVING PLACE. 4TH FLOOR,
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lAEk SLoPE-Attrac,ive front room.
suitable for two, all conVcnicnces.
Sterling 2549.
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followers or DIAMONDS
SOLID GOLD JEW ELRY
SILNEKW ARE
AND FRENCH NOVELTIES


A New York Department
Store. one OF the most q
celebrated in it, line.
wishes TO secure several
high grade and exceptional
women to assist in the dis
posal Of Diamonds. Solid
Gold Jewelry, Sterling Sill
verwarc, Flat and Hollow
Sllverware. These posi-
tions require tact and cx-
pericnce and present
exceptional opportunities.
Possibly there are women
who have been buyers.
assistant buyers or heads
OF stock who may have
retired from business who
would wish to tender their
services until Nnas and
who would be attracted by
large salaries. 70 allwecan
otter exceptional salaries.
congenial surroundings,
largest stocks in the
United States and an op-
portunlty to do a real serv-
ice 70 us and for our
patrons. Address in conf
dence to Box Is. POO Cable
Building, New \ork.
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DISTRICT
SAT. .l,S MANAGER

SALES MAN AGE Z
for one of the oldest and best es-
tablishcl steam specially manu-
Equipment saws fue! and labor.
Hundreds of vessels. including
many of the new emergency feet,
equipped. Splendid opportunity
for right man. Should preferably
POSSESS marine engineering ex-
pericncc, be we'll acquainted IN
shipping circles and have en;ree
to offices of experimenting engi-
neers owners. etc. To receive
consideration applicants should
give complete business record,
personal details and indicate sal
AIRY requirements Location in New
York city, where Interview viii
be granted. Address Box d 1875,
Tribune.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
Brooklyn

P1ERREPONT ST. so minute. 30 Wa
St, outside rooms IN up TO ds;e eisvs
tor apartment house
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OEiFICE RON
Statesmen

SPECIALITY MEN WANTED BY
CoNCEkN PACKING: \ port
AR hlGH CLASS LINE OF
FOOD PkODUCTS. ONLY THOSE
NEED APPLY THAT HAVE \
FOLLoWl AMONG THE RE
TAIL GkOCERS OF BROOKLYN
OR NEW YORK OR BRONX.
COMM lSSlON AND DRAWING
ACCOUNT IN YOUR REPLY
STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE
LINES 70 ORMERLY HANDLED
REF ri .RENCES Bon l22, 1925
ST, JAMES BLDG
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BOARD WANTED

NAN1Ep--A house in New York City.
Hrooklyn or nearby suburbs for Prot
estant girl u years old. where she can
work between .schoo! hours Address M
e. Is West Dist -.
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TYPIST wanted Security Employment
Agency. 81 Easf 42d st. y \
VOTING LADY, must he we'll educated tact
I'll npyep ifN tr 'rff'tr .r South stiarN
$500 or '3or, p.'ni.rouV' dVHuceincnt.
Ii T.. i;oN D." station y. Ms.aAatfaa
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
- : = : : 7'@77777"-=-7777777 :
Domestic

ASSISTANT HOUSEk EEPER In large in
stituton. Apply Mt Sinai Training
School for Nurses lt6S Madison av.
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SALESPEOPLE
ATTENTION

rssHy SEGVK5TY kTn NsE% SAMEsMEN d@; E9R UNION.
ED e :, :, TO @, SELL s.nI HIGH GRADE PRE-
FACTTKING CONCERN. ONE or THE
OWN FIELD
AZ UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PROP
0SiTlON FOR MEN WITH AN AC-
NUAlNTANCE IN JERSEY CITY AND
NEARBY CITIES.
THE COMPANY Is WELL KNOWN
AND WELL. THOUGHT OF THROUGH
OUT THE ENTIRE SECTION.
WE WANT MEN IMMEDIATELY AND
or O.. .f, hk a srl;ENDID oPPoKTUNITY.
MANENT POSITION. DRAWlNG AC-
COUNT lNFLUENTIAI BUSINESS CON
THE BEST SORT TOWARD YOUE OWN
ADV ANC EAiENT
APPLY MONDAY MORNING AT OF
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HARRISON. n. J. ONE BLOCK FROM
HUDSON TUBE STATION.
SHIPPING CLERK-Young man as ship
ping clerk. experienced in furniture md
bedding Apply Charles p. Rogers & Co..
o19 West 18Th St
STENOGRAPHER
Tor work abroad wanted immediately A
number Cf competent male .stcnographcrs
to go TO Europe for Jewish organization
appiicant must be United States cltlz.n
Of unquestionable character and standing.
besides English must also read. write ana
speak Yiduish knowledge OF other Eu-
ropean languages desira bic, but not essen
ual u 122. Tribune.
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WILL. rent fine furnished room high
class apartment. to business woman,
Bedford section. near Nostrand ave. Long
Island station. Lafayette 104sW
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BOARDERS WANTED

lslST (aIanhattan Ave- 5o7)-Iarge room.
suitable business couple good meals
reasonable. Morniugside 1896.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
instruction

COME ANY MINUTE after p. m. for sec
rctarial bookkeeping. English accounting.
Phone Eeekman 1923. Night day Booklet
Drake business School. Tribune Building
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
asa Fifth ave. near 36th a.
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CHAMDERMAID WAITRESS: family ;
adults. ! children under {. Englewocd
n. J. EnClewood IA
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CFH ST, 50b-Bcdroon with use OF draw
ing room, all modern improvements.
Call In the daytime South 1858.
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOYS from - to l6 for messenger and
:, general office work; good opportunity
1or Industrious boys. Apply 1854 Nassau
at. Cd hoor
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INFORMATION WANTED
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

rooms bath toilet. kitchen. dining room
for two persons. Phone Spring s44S, after
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
YEAR
TO ENTER
ON TPT0E
Police Chief Warns Seattle
Not TO Get Too BoiS-
ferrous Tonight

Hav- an the fun you want tonight.
seeing the New Year In. but don't b~
noisy. don't throw taicum or CON
fctti. don't U.s. tiekicrz. don't drink
liquor. don't b. rowdy. Tho Law In
tho law.
This was the warning today Of 70
lice Chief Soaring.
Dancing OF the proper sort viii be
tolerated. he aid.
The chiefs warning wss 20 sorne
extent unnecessary. No iiquor. ac-
corainx 90 boctisrr~rr. has reached
the city since Christmas. with the en-.
c.p,ion of a very small consignment
OF John Dcwar Scotch. This Was
eagerly snatehed up At fancy prices.
$3.50 tho quart
Led hy . hagpipe hAna . Grand
march win pr~c~d~ = dAncs tonishs.
given by tns 6cptch Cae;ic p0csrty st
frsfrrnAi hall. Fourth ave and Pike
~ Somsds Of Avrudka Ala -Dash
fsntha No. ". win hold a dance In
Knights OF pythlaa hail. Third ave.
and Virginia IL
A. tho Armory tho Second Division
association will dance. Taps will
sound the dying Of the Old year.
Miss Harriet l.. v. Herbert. French
mcoo-contraito. win sing.
Festivities for about 900 young
men In uniform. including dinner.
have been arranged by the Ex.scrv.
ice wornrn's club. Of Seattle. for
New Years day. Former ssrvies
men without families win be cared
for n they will phone Elliot, 5ssA
watch night services will b. held
in many city churches.
To bring the New Year In with q
merry swing. lively entertainment is
promised at IA number Of Seattle the
afres which have provided special ai.
fractions for a midnight performance.
Tickets have been sold out for the
big doings at tho Moore.
Levy's orpheum will present more
than 20 vaudeville acts. followed by
dancing upon the stage and In the
big marble foyer. Jaxzy music and
surprisen galore are promised In the
Midnight Foiiles at the Pantages.
The Palace Hip will give an extra
show
ooiies OF fun. with lively muTc BY
Arthur KRy's big orchestra. Will be
the feature Of the midnight show mt
the Coliseum. The Blue Mouse. the
strand. the Colonial and tho Oak
also promise n variety OF happy
stunts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
HOLD WOMAN
FOR SMUGGLING
CHINAMEN

Caught by sheriffs deputies at
the Acme bridge with two Chinese
and 500 bottles of Chinese whisky
that they are alleged TO have SNUG
gled over the Canadian border In
their new touring car. n woman,
Ethel Clayton. and a man. Sam Lar.
son. are held by immigration off
cials today.
Larson is held in Bellingham.
while the woman and the two Chi
nese are lodged in theeimmigration
detention station here. pending in
vestigation-
According 20 fnespector Van. Of Bel
llnRham, the car, five-paasenger
Hupmobile. was stopped at the Ac-
me bridge yesterday. Larson and
Mrs. Clayton. he said. professed Will
ingness to submit 10 search, but did
not satisfactorily explain the pres
ence OF tho two Cinnamon.
The Chinks were seated on top of
a lot OF camping equipment In the
rear OF the car. Inspector Vail said.
and when this was removed. the 500
bottles Of Chinese whisky were
found. packed In burlap. Tho man
and woman are said 10 have con
fessed
Acne ia a short distance south Of
Lindin, Whatcom county. not far
from tho Canadian limo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
ATTORNEY SUES
MADCE SAWYER

Madge Anna Sawyer. recently
granted n new trial on "A charge OF
numbering her husband. Howard T..
Sawyer. is being sued for an attor.
neys fee OF t1.45665 by Edward G.
Hyde, who defended her when she
was convicted.
Hyde says Mrs Sawyer agreed to
pay him 81 500 to defend her. and all
expenses, and that the balance un-
paid In tho amount sued for. He
says he has been discharged as her
attorney.
He recites that the probate court
granted her, on November 3. 1920,
1000 shares OF capital stock Of the
II. I. $. Motor corporation as n par
tial allowance on her husbands es.
tate. and from this he has tried and
failed 20 collect the money he claims
is duo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
HAGEN C0NFESSES
TO B00zE E RUNNING
Ford Closing
Is Vacation
With Salary

DETROIT. Dec. 81. -
The shutdown of the Ford
Motor company will, for n
while at least, be but a
vacation with salary" for
the employees. officials of
the company said today, in
announcing that the distri-
button of s7.000.000 in
bonus checks will start
early next week. The
checks are being drawn up
today. it was announced.
Nearly 10000 employees viii
share in the bonus. includ-
ing every branch Of the
plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
SIXTY MILLION
FOR
NEW YEARS FETE

WASHINGTON. Dec. si.---Approx-
lmately $50 900, 900 will be sauari-
dered in merrymaking celebrations OF
New Years eve tonight. II the nation
runs true to form shown In govern.
ment reports of other years.
The government. however, win col
lcct money in consumption taxes on
the national rcvcl in all cases except
on liquor consumption. Tax receipts
on admissions TO theatres and cab
arets are expected to net the gov
ernment at least 100000 for the
evening. or 10 per cent OF the sum
spent for this purpose.
Dinners and parties VIII account
for an expenditure OF probably $780,
ooo. 900. II was believed.
Bootleggers have been unusually
active during the last few weeks. ac-
cording 20 reports from prohibition
agents and police OF big cities
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
Some Will Pray;
Some Will Weep

CHICAGO. Dec. 3f.--Silent suppl
cation to tho divinity. munching of
rolls and slipping OF coffee by hungry
and ragged strangers and clamor-
ousiy and incoherently uttered toasts
10 the god OF convlviality, will mark
the advent OF 1921 in Chicago.
In the churches faithful fiocks VIII
gather 20 thank God for blessings be
slowed during the year just passed
and entrcaties win be made for
bountles during the new year. On
the stroklng OF IL. silent prayers will
be offered.
with only 30 federal prohibition
operatives IN Chicago. those who feel
the urge OF conviviality and imbiba-
tion have little fears but what their
10y will go on uninterrupted. The
Chicago police department has an
nounced there viii he no interference
with tho carrying Of liquor TO cab
.areta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
earCaruso's
Voice Stiued
by Suffering

NEW YORK. Dec. sl.--Fear was
expressed here today that the gold
en- voice" OF Enrico Caruso may
never again be heard on the operate
stage.
Despite unofficial reports from his
bedside that he was better" follow
ing a second operation in connection
with his serious illness with pleurisy.
the feeling grew among his friends
and admirers that the series of mis-.
haps. eliminating in his present con-
dition. mark the beginning OF a de
cline in the musical career OF the
most brilliant tenor the world has
ever known.
II is practically certain now that
Caruso cannot appear again at this
season of the Metropolitan grand
opera. No one but members of the
family, the six attending physicians
and the nursing staff has been per
mitted TO see Caruso since his illness
became admittedly serious this week.
But his apartments in the Hotel
Vanderbilt have been deluged with
messages OF coincidence from all
parts OF the world. and with great
bouquets OF flowers. including some
which represent the greatest self-de-
nial by little groups of his Worship
ers In the poorer quarters OF the
Italian colony here.
Caruso. himself. ever an optimist,
has not at any time conceded the
possibility OF his permanent retire
ment from the stage. according to re-
ports here from the sick room. and
has constantly evinced the greatest
chcerfulness. despite the severe pain
he has sometimes suffered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
5CROOKS
MURDER
TO Steal
PAY Cash
Shocking Crime Committed
as Manufacturers Are
Shot in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 3f.--W.
c. Sly, president. and George Fan
ner. vice president OF the w. w. Sly
Manufacturing company. were shot
and killed by five automobile bandits
on an open street here at noon today.
The bandits escaped with the cum
pany payroll Of $500.
The bandits used two automobiles
for the holdup. As Sly and Fanner
were driving at fair speed toward
their plant. another machine crashed
into them.
When Sly and Fanner ciambefe0
from their wrecked car. another M
chine drove up. The occupants Of
the car which caused the wreck d.
manded the names and addresses Of
the two officials. blaming them for
the wreck
Witnesses told police that IT,
bandits drew revolvers after a mo
ment's parley and, without warning
deliberately shot down Sly and Fan
ncr. Then they seized the money
bag and sped away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
13 PLANES ON
MEXICAN COAST

SAN DIEGO. Dec. si.-rhirtsen OF
the II navy seaplanes flying from
san Diego TO the Panama canal zone
were at San Bartoiome bay. on the
Mexican coast. today. preparing 20
hop off for Magdaiena hay. on the
second leg OF stsclr journey. The
isth plane. the Nc-s. had been forced
to return here. but was expected TO
resume the flight In a day or so.
Tho IL F-5.L type planes arrived
at san Rartoiome yesterday. about
an hour ahead Of the heavier Ncs.
which was the i3,h plane TO leave
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
SAYS VALERA
IS IN IRELAND

NEW YORK. Dec 3i.--Eanonn de-
Valera. president OF the Irish re-
public" haA returned TO Ireland. IL
was announced hero today by his
secretary. Harry Roland.
DE Valera. who spent moro than A
year In the United states selling Sim
Eeln bonds and making speeches In
behalf OF tho Slim Fein cause. has
been missing for several weeks.
Boland refuses TO say when and
where De Valera landed IL k as-
sumed that he went as member Of
the crew OF n liner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
RAMS HIS HEAD
ON RADIATOR

Declaring he would be better off II
he could only knock his brains out OF
his head. c. S. Ward. picked up at
Brcmerton as mentally unsound,
rammcd his head against steam ra-
diator In the county Jail Friday un-
III stopped by deputy sherlffs. Ward
said he lived at 1920 Cogan ave.
Bremcrton. He had si.7s7 in his
pockets when taken into custody. lie
Is said 10 have been involved In sew.
eral large real estate transactions.
His nearest relative is a sister some
where In New Hampshire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
Salary Reduction
Up This Afternoon

Calling for reduction OF is per
cent In the salary OF all civil service
employees OF the city. the ordinances
introduced by Councilman r. II.
Thomson will be before the finance
committee Friday afternoon for con-
sideration. A large lobby u expeoEsd
~ the hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
BONDS ROBBER
IS SHOT DOWN
In GUN DUEL.

SPRINGFIELD, Jenn-s Dec- "
Affsf : ious hsnd 1Ayiisht robbery
OF the Pcopie's bank here today.
which netted $4,000 in Liberty
Bonds. man Identified by police -
Hobart Austin. 80. was killed By
Sheriff A. l.. Jett In a gun duel. The
bonds were recovered.
The robber entered the bank from
the rear while officials were in the
front. and rifled the vault before his
presence was detected.
When discovered he made his
escape down an alley In the rear of
the bank.
In the running battle following.
Deputy Sheriff billiard was shot
thru the leg. The bandit took refuge
In a storage warehouse. Sheriff Jet
went In after him and killed him II
a gun duel inside the building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
.KRUvOSkY Gets
| TO so YEARS

BAN FRANCISCO. Dec. si.-Ed
uS. o. Kruvonlxy. prsreflghtcr. today
was sentenced TO a term OF from ono
to 30 years In the Etate pcnitentiary
"a result of his conviction on a
charge Of assAnitlns Js.s@ls Montaosn-
err Of nruc. New.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
Second Operation for
Senator Chamberlain

WASHINGTON. Dec 3f.---senator
zeorre Chamberlain. who has been
NJ AT Emergency hospital here sew
eral days, will undergo a second open
alton today. 1t WAS announced at his
office
The senator's temperature was
suu enough to permit the operation.
Ivvas said- His condition. however.
4. said TO be critical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
Cardinal Gibbons
Condition Worse

BALTIMORE. Nd Dec. 3i.-The
condition of Cardinal Gibbons was
reported as unfavorable today. The
rrelate spent very restless night
ana was rather weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
tDYNAMITE JUICE"
II MAY BE CAUSE

MILWAUKEE,. Dec 3i.--Shore-
ward, Milwaukee's most exclusive
suburb, is seeing things. Monday a
deer was reported; Tuesday. a wolf
Wednesday. a bear. and yesterday.
an elephant Prohibition agents were
paged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
CHAUFFEUR is
SHOT; HELPER
is WOUNDED

CHICAGO. Dec. 31.--Three limou-
sine bandits shot and killed Joseph
Sweitzer. chauffeur, and wounded
his helper. Edward Ridell. when they
attempted 10 seize a truck-load Of
whisky consigned to a druggist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-31
PATROrMEN PRAISED
FOR ARREST

Patroimcn c. w. Bell, r. G. Nc
Quade and w. ]. o'Brien deserve
great credit for the arrest, according
TO Capt. Bannick. Patrolmen Nc
Quade and O'Brien made the first ar
rest at 2.30 A. m. Hagen and Larsen
are said 20 have been seated In Ha-
gems powerful auto. watching the
waters OF the Sound, when the off
GERS approached They submitted
without resistance.
A loaded .3s-caliber revolver was
found In the auto. Larsen had $3.50
in cash. Hagen was taken 70 West
Seattle station. while Larsen was
locked In the city jail. shortly after
the first arrest, Patrolman Bell ar
rested williams In an auto near
where Hagen was caught Williams
had a loaded automatic pistol and
1921.
Until Hagen's reported confession,
williams was thought 10 have been
a member Of his alleged gang. With
Hagen's denial of this, complications
we're added to the exposure. and
Capt. Bannick said he was SURE that
two whisky rings instead OF one had
been spoiled.