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New-York tribune., 1920-09-12

Tapestry for Furniture
Coverings: so i'm.
s1.95 s2.55 $3.50 $5.A0
s2.35 $255 s335 $3.50
Danaask for Upholstery and
Drapery: $5.25 Yd.
All the popular colors; French designs;
80 inches wide.
Dansask for Upholster,' and
Drapery: $40 Yd.
Italian Renaissance style; in colors;
so inches wide.
Armure: for Door and
WiradoaO Hangings: $3.50 Yd.
Reversible design; II colors; SO in. wide.
Arnaure: for Door and
WipdoaU Hangings: $3.50 Yd.
A lighter quality; AZ inches; reversible;
7 colors.
Best Quality Mercerized
Arnrure: $5.25 Yd.
designs; Is different coors; reversible.
Craftsman Drapery Fabrics
$3.50 Yd.
Linen and jute; imported; so inches wide;
9 colors; ideal for hangings.
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PORTlERES

Reversible Chenille Portieres
$3.50 Pr.
Plain centres; woven color border in ORR
entail design; green, brown, red, burgundy,
light blue, dark blue; #. 6 n. long.
Art Silk POrtieres $3.50 Pr.
Figured artificial silk and cotton with high
iustre; reversible; it, 6 in.
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CURTAINS
LGcee Arabe Curtains
$1I I.25-$18.75 Pr.


Imported; all Arabian color; all hand
made; 2h and yards.
Plain Net Curtains
$3.50 Pr.
Cream color; plain hemstitched finish;
PA yards long.
Scrins Cottage Curtains
$3.50 Pr.
White and ecru; hemstitched hem;
yards long.
Voile Cottage Curtains
$3.50 Pr.
White and ecru; hemstitched hem;
yards long.
Mavquiseese Cottage
Curtains $2.85 Pr.
Finished with Cluny lace; 2 yards long.
Plain V0iLe Curtains ST so Pr.
Hemstitched hem; white and ecru; by the
pair 2h yards long: or with valance by the
pair; 2A yards long.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
CRETONNES

Printed Terry Cretonne
$z.25 Yd.
SO inches wide; reversible; a wide range
Of designs and coors.
Terry Cloth: 80 in. Wide
0Oc Yd.
Solid colors; reversible; blue, rose, golds
green, brown, mulberry.
Silkolipe: Plain, Figured
28c Yd.
SO in. wide; in plain colors and floral
printed combination.
Cretonnes of Many Col0rs
28c Yd.
And an extraordinary range Of lovely
patterns; for all uses.
5000 Yards of Cresonme
55c Yd.
A bit heavier and lot better than you've
ever had at this price.
Plain Saeeem: 80 iys. Wide
55c Yd.
All tho standard colors. =
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THE PORTIERES

are made in our own work-room of reversible veours
rich and lustrous. Open edged weighted corners in
red and combinations.
#. in. long and so in. wide, s335O
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THE SH A e S

are Of standard quality domestic made holand custom
made; all wrapped with necessary fixtures; white ecru
dark green, 24-26-2 80 2-34 in x it., $l.15
The same shades, 36 in. and 38 in. x it, $1.45.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12

Cluny-edged Marquisette
Curtains $3.50 Pr.
Hemstitched hem; ivory color; 2h yards
long; cluny edge.
Clusy-edged Scri1e Curtains
$2.15 Pr.
Hemstitched hem; cuny lace edged
white and ecru; 2h yards.
Marquisetfe Dutch Curtains
$500 Pr.
Hemstitched hem; lace edged; white and
ecru.
Figured FiEee Net Curtains
$2.95-$4.25 Pr.
Lace edged; ecru and white; 2h yards
long.
Fine Brussels Net Curtains
$4.85 Pr.
White and ivory; 2h yards long; trim
med with several patterns of Cluny edges.
Files Marquisetfe Curtains
Hemstitched, $4.25 pr.
Lace-edged, S5.25 pr.
Lace-edged and insertion, $S.25 Or.
Hand -dvascga Dutch Curtains
$2.75 Pr.
Imported; hemstitched hem and valance;
white, ivory, ecru, ~ yards long.
Madras Curtains or P0vtieres
2h yards, $9.75.
21s yards, $7.65.
~; ~
Filee Allover Lace Curtains
$3.50 Pr.
2h yards long. American made.
Files AGlouer Lace Panels
$3.50 Ea.
To match the curtains; combined filee
with cluny motif; A2 in. wide x 2h yards
long.
CEDAR CHESTS
Au Real Red Cedar Chests
$1,000 Ea.
35hxlshxl7h inches.
AU Real Red Cedar Chests
$11.2S Eae
3sxl5Mx16 inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
ADMITS GOING
TO BOMB Scene
Suspect Says He Viewed
Shong Home Wreckage

Zion Smith. held in city jail as a
suspect In the bombing Of the home
OF y. X. Shong, claim agent for the
G.. NJ. a st. r.. October rs. admitted
TO Detective Captain C. II. Tenant
Monday that he went TO the shong
home after the bombing and viewed
the wrcckage.
No charge was placed against
Smith. Re was injured la the en-
pioy OF the raiiroad several years
ago and since that time has written
threatening letters TO Sbong, as he
claimed he was not properly recon.
pensed.
Smith quit work In a powder fac.
tory the Saturday before the ex-
yipenn and sdInits buying a gun IN
St Paul. A gun found near the
house after the bombing was traced
TO 81. Paul. Smith denies any Nnowi.
edge OF the bomb.
The bomb wrecked the house and
endangered the lives OF four persons
The house is q; 2i5 Belmont ave
North.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Modern Battle of
Bull Run Pulled
off by Dry Agent

This In a vcrncious account OF the
modern battle OF bun Run.
Several other things were running
besides the hull. Including Federal
Prohibition Agent Leonard ftegan. q
moonshiner and i0.gnllon siill.
Saturday afternoon Agent Regain
and a party OF feder1ii slouthn went
still hunting on the farm ~ Charles
Zllli 10 miles east Of Rcnton.
Al the pasture gate they paused
and separated. each going his own
way TO search for the still that was
supposed 90 be there.
Just keep your eye on me. boys"
Reean said az he vaultcd the pasture
gate. ''i'il run straight 10 the still
and won't be slow about IL, either.
I'll holler when I've found H."
They scattered out In the brushy
pasture land III. dew Was on the
grass and aside from the twittcring
Of a song sparrow and the startled
cry OF a kiIldee all was quiet and
serene
but harki A throaty. startled yeii'
A crashing OF the underbrush and
thunder Of hoofs on the turf,
With one accord the members OF
the party rushed toward the commo-
ton.
Out OF the bushes into a small
clearing darted a man. doubled over
and running like a deer. Close on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

his heels anorted a biR black hull.
with every snort the fleeing figure
gained perceptibly. only TO lose his
lead the next jump.
TO the hiii. HegHn. up the gradeF'
they yelled.
And without Alsekening speed.
Leonard Regnn. overseas veteran
and winner Of three medals for
bravery. went over the top with the
enemy behind him for the first time
In his life
II wns 900 foot climb. end the
bull gave out halfway TO the brow.
Grumbling and painting the animal
returned 90 lower levels. The agents
below scattered. One Of them re.
moved his rcd necktie as he ran.
A he gained the top Of the bluff.
Agent Hegan paused 20 regain his
breath. Suddenly he stood up and
shifted Then another yell was borne
on the breezes 70 his comrades be.
low This time a yell Of triumph.
II smelled the mash when I got
10 the top" Rsgnn explained as his
comrades gathered around a com.
plate stifi In operation. act up in "a
marsh on the plateau. Then !
chased Mr.. Zilh here and caught
him
And ay.- he added. DIDN'T tell
YOU boys I'd run straight To the
aliIr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
ACREAGE SPECIALS

81 sr~en at Duvaii: level; decp. rich
soil. joining Improved berry isrma.
$500. easy terms
81 acres. half mile from Duvaii.
fenced. Groom house: barn. /
acre cleared. all level. some fruit
and berries. SOC gallon tank with
ram: -rich loan soil $1,000. terms,
10 acrce. north Of Duvafi: on good
road less than mile from pave
ment. deep loan soil. level.
sprinE fine for fruit and berries.
$500. t'h cash. $40 per month. 10
acres joining. same price.
10 acres. II miles from town: =
acres cleared. house. orchard
we'll: level. best Of soil $1,000;
easy terms.
20 acres: gentle south slope: fine
- spring for gravity flow! deep. rich
loan soil. on ErAysl road: Cherry
Valley district tse, 900 cash.
SIS per month
80 acres. acres timber: spring
part bottom land: 10 acres pasture
land. balance good upland. $1,000.
$3.50 cash. $50 per month.
80 aorcs: level: creek. 10 acres creek
bottom half seeded to Timothy
Monroe district $500: $3.50 cash,
t2b per month.
sEELY a. CALLAHAN
s0s Hinckley Bldg. az Second Ave.
hat ftI4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Missouri Bids Her
Sons to Homecoming

A big feature OF Missouri's ccntcn.
nini celebration. the tooth anniver-
sary OF the state's admission into the
Union. that win be held AT and with
the Missouri State fair at Sedalin.
August s.2i. 1921. will be Home.
coming" Of all living former Nilsson
rians from turnout America.
Many former Missourians are citi-
zens of this state II amy one OF
them who reads this is interested in
that call by Mother Missouri for "A
hearth-stone gathering OF her alb
sent sons and daughters. he or she
Is requested 10 send present address
to Crawford r. White. NJ 1904 l.. G.
Smith building. Seattle. and this in
formation will be forwarded 10 the
Missouri centennial committees Sc
dalla. Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
COLBY REPLIES
TO STEPHENS
California Considered in
Treaty Talk

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Nov 20
CALIFORNIA; views on the japanese
situation ARE being taken into con.
alteration In negotiating tho new
treaty with Japan. Secretary OF
stat. Colby tsiegraphed John \,
Chambers. chairman OF the exec.
utivc committee OF the Japanese Er.
ciiision league. today.
The telegram follows
The department has received a
number OF kilograms from governors
Of Pacific states and others. all TO
the same general purport. A telc-
gram ON IN. subject sent today to
Governor stephens OF California will
serve as reply 10 your telegram.
1T II as follows.
Replying 60 your telegram based
on press dispatches relative TO nego-
tiaiions with Japan. u h. OF course.
apparent 10 you that the subject Is
one that does not admit a free and
open discussion by telegram. The
vie~s reflected In your telegram are
well UNDERWOOD. and ] can assure
you they are receiving and will con
tlue 20 receive the most studious
and openmindod consideration. 4, In
our intention to avail ourselves OF in
formal discussion with members OF
the senate and house committees
who are charged wfih responsibility
In this connection. The negotiations.
which are Informal and tentative.
have not. however. as yet reached
the point OF submission and OF
formal consideration
The telegram revealed for the first
time that Governor stephens had
sent a telegram 20 Colby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
DONATE Direct
TO RYTHER HOME
Appeal TO Lodges Made by
"Weary" Wilkins

All lodges. fraternai and civic o.
ganizatiops meeting this week havs
been appealed 10 BY Weary wv. A.
wilkins 10 make their donations a.
RECT 20 the Ryther Child Home, now
IN the second week OF its campaign
TO complete the home and provide
funds for maintaining the institution
for another year.
Checks or other contributions
should be sent 10 room 354 Empire
building. headquarters Of the trustees
and house committee. headed BY Mrs
J. T.. Hall.
wind up the campaign as speedily as
possible. The members OF the polics
department are lending substantial
aid. declaring the Ryther horne To
be the only institution In the city
20 which they can send destitufs
mothers and children on a moments
notice. In One past year the police
have found shelter az Mother
Rytber's for more than a score OF
women and children who otherwise
would have been forced 10 wait until
cumbersome machinery could be set
In motion TO provide for then.
This mornings mail brought .
check for 500 from a woman living
In the northern part OF the city. ac-
companied by a little note:
. Please accept my mite. wish
the check was for one thousand dol
lars. or ten. but this Ia all can
rive I MAN, wa, IN Lr.xr si..t IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
NO INDICATION
SHIP HAS
GONE DOWN

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. .a.--ve-
sells searching along the northern
Washington coast for the missing
barge W. J. pirrie. were handicapped
today by rough sea. according 70
n message which was received here
BIZ the United Press from the gov.
erument radio station at North
head. Washington.
Tho dispatch. which was filed AT
'e.is O'Clock. stated that since the
sighting OF lumber In the vicinity OF
Cape johnson yesterday. no further
Indications had been found that the
Pirrie had gone down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Accused of Hold-up,
He Changes His Plea

Henry Nerd, accused OF holding ur
women employees In the Labor TEN
pie a month ago. changed his former
plea OF not guilty to one of guilty
10 a charge OF assault In the second
degree before Judge Clay Allen Mon
day. Sentence was deferred until
Thursday.
Nord Is said TO have been trapped
In the Labor temple when the young
women escaped. leaving him locked
In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Fire Ladies' to
Hold Annual Ball

Seattle fircmcn are brushing the
charcoal from their hands and whisk.
ing the old dress suit In preparation
for the departments bis affair OF the
year. the annual hall scheduled for
Tuesday evening. Dec. n. at Masonic
Temple.
Opening ceremonies will begin at
sac y. m. one hour later the grand
march win start and dancing will
continue until | a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Railway Unions Ask
Board Reappointment

CHICAGO. Nov. as.~tnable TO
reach an agreement with railroad
owners regarding appointment OF
boards TO interpret national agree.
ments entered into between the gov
eminent and railroad employees short
~ before the roads were returned 10
their owners. leaders OF railroad
unions appeared before the United
States railroad labor board today In
an effort TO have old boards re
established
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
League to Report
Upon Candidates

Qualifications OF the various can.
didates for positions on the port
commission and the school board
will be reported upon by "A special
committee at the Tuesday noon
luncheon OF the Municipal League to
be held at Moves cafeteria j, u.
Ross, superintendent OF lighting. will
talk on lighting problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
"Chief of Police"
Demands Entrance

I'm the chief Of police. Let me
in. OF III knock the door DOWN. a
man shouted as he pounded on the
door OF James Henry's house. ut 900
Ninth ave. Sunday night. Henry
refused to accept tho mans state
nent az face value and phoned to
headquarters. Motorcycle men sent
out 20 round up the chief" were I'M
able to locate him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
ACREAGE
sKAorr Ray LANDS

Oniy $40 per acre ~aa, terms. Have
yon sTs you can lnyest today and
~ more you can spare IA 20 days
from now N w~ can show you
where you can invest this amount
nov, and In five years you VIII
g $500. vii you invss, 'his sum
DO you ~sns 20 make a fortune =
The nent five years. Our props
sition 10 ono that will bear the
closest Investigation. WIN you in-
amoan, Of money ,hs, you can III.
vest wc want 10 explain our offer
o. you You viii thank VA many
times for calling this TO your at
Isntion " you invest Nth us.
T rs,s 10 stock prsp. s;,,sn, gs r
land. and you can know ho~ good
" - you viii only take few
minutes Of time and come 20 our
office and talk the matter over
WITH us We arc proud % what
,hat 81 yoa eeuFa Know his prop-
nsition a. We know H. that "
would not he necessary for us TO
talk 10 you 70 get you 10 buy 81;
you would be standing In line
THIS offsr IL one that you cannot
afford 10 fsii to investigate. The
richest land In tho state 81 wash
ingtor free from sturps. stones
Or brush, level. sub-irrigated
lands. virgin soil and only 80 per
srre sound TOO good 20 be true.
bat nevertheless u " true. ard
Jon erc being offered n chance 10
get IN on this, Why delay longer
You viii be HE $50 p~opl. in the
tract 80 sold IN July and August
ycu will b. too late. DO you want
HOME Do you want An invest
fnenif Then II YOU do. see what
We srr offering you. II costs ron
nothing 20 Investigate our offer.
Come 70 our offics and get full in-
formation; write or phone for par
tculars. Join our rcxt excursion
and SEQ for yourself what Nc are
Offering yUu.
SPARKS q DYE. fsse Second Ave
Ground Floor.
Phone Elliott bois. Open Evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
PROBE ATTACK
ON TWO GIRLS
Eight Men Are Sought on
Charges

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-The
county grand jury tonight will take
up the investigation OF the alleged
assault made carly Thanksgiving
morning upon Jean Stanley. OF Port.
land. Ore. and Jessie Montgomery.
Of Reno. New. telephone operators.
Ed TX. o. kruvoskysprize fighter,
Thomas Brady. railroad employe,
and ED Mcdonnell were still held
held today. unable 10 raise $4,000
bail, as three Of the party OF eight
men alleged 10 have made a fiendish
attack upon the two girls.
Frank Bevo, kruvosky. pugilist-
was stili In jail today but police said
he might be able to establish an
aiibi and II 80 would be released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Nocturnal Seekers
for Ducks Bailed

Tom Plano. an Austrian. and Mai.
suili Tank, Japanese. deposited $50
bail each for appearance al trial.
when A. c. Marco and William
Sweet. deputy game wardens.
charged them with shooting ducks
after sunset Sunday night. Pianos
gun was taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
FARM LANDS

A BIG SAVING
II you buy land now 1 am selling
out the Clear Lake Lumber 60.
land in Skagit county at ons-half
and less. Wonderful land. close TO
railroad and town. adjoining big
farms. at f3h per acre for the best.
THIS land In easy to put into pas
tufe. and viii make splendid
farms. Fun Information. with free
literature at my office.
H. &. PETERS. us Third Ave-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

SOFT DRINK MD HESTAURANT
BtaINESS--One partner forced 10
sell on account OF sickness Tho
other partner. who IL n well
known restaurant man. does not
wish to sell. The place needs n
man wide awake and full Of pep.
Then the two viii make n kill
ing See Mr.. Hemcnway. 49,
Burke Bldg, End and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Neighbors Fail to
Save Home From Fire

Fire destroyed the home OF ]. r.
Wilson. Beach drive and Murray
ave Saturday night. aithc neighbors
saved the furniture. The family was
not at home Damage totaled 81 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Hurrying to Dying
Mother; Is Injured

Thrown from taxicab, while
hurrying 70 catch train 10 Port.
land. where her mother had Just died.
Mrs. Maude Mcwain. 20. an employee
OF Frederick q Nelson's. received q
fractured arm Saturday afternoon
and was confined to her home, Ills
Madison IT. Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
Imports Booze; Is
Given $500 Fine

For importing "a quarts OF whisky
into the United States from Canada.
to which he pleaded guilty. Frederick
T.. Schultz was fined $500 Monday by
Federal Judge Neterer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
SHOCKS AND H0NDs

WILL Buy LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL
~ King Aifrhip.
SO Futrell Car Coupler.
goo Beacon Coal.
240 Universal High Power.
300 Rothert ProccHs steel
1893 National Mines
500 Ballard OIL.
500 Scquim OIL.
$50 Western smelling e. Power.
1000 Forks Drilling.
1000 Forks OIL.
1000 American Workers oil.
1000 Alaska Petroleum a. Coal
1000 Cushing CARRIER.
1000 Outwest Petroleum.
1000 Capitol Petroleum.
5000 wyoming Pacific OIL
5000 Preston oil.
MAX WINkLER
2i4 ffnion 81 EiIiott SEQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

CLOSE IN
g.. s0b--Beautiful large. Colonial s.
room bungalow. nearly new; has
oak floors. fireplace, bookcases.
kitchen. Breakfast nook. cement
bsserne MT. laundry. etc. $500 cash.
sa5 monthly, including interest
Mr.. jameson.
BELL a co. INC.
Main af fss p ~ caii f NSrtn sis g''S
PETERS UNIT HOUSES
On L-acre ground. in West Seattle.
Sold on payments Of 500 cash and
ffs per month. This In tho most
satisfactory small home property
in Seattle. It's n real home. and
your Investment y small Lots q
free wood. Chickens and garden
will help your living costa Two
places ready 70 move in.
N. 6. PETERS. Tfs Third Ave.
3-RoOM SEMI MoDERN COTTAGE;
lot t2xs0. on alley; gas. electric
lights. buiit-in cupboards and
trees ali Kinds OF berries and
flowers: chicken house and ga
rage. right on Meridian car line
~ Bstb and kirkwood place, price
$1,000; $3.50 caHh. balance $50
month. 1855 N ssth.
WALKING DISTANCE
sifsVp-lu wv
trict. We have practically new s.
room modern house, large lot. oak
floors, cement basement, furnace.
etc; $500 cash. balance rent MT.
Jameson.
BELL. a. co. INC.
Main t33 s07-s-a Heaboard BLDG.
After Y. N. Call North fisa
MADRONA DISTRICT
s-room modern home: fireplace; CO.
ment basement. garage. paved
street: on 3isf ave. ONLY $500,
some terms. Main s571. 335 Burke
Bldg.
S3.20o--PAY fi7s DOWN, BALANCE
monthly; good Groom house, base
ment, bath. large lot near car.
school. stores. Meridian district
inquire t52i Garfield place
cULvEH--uuEEH ANN.
Come 10 MS for the best buys in
Queen Anne hill property.
H. g. CULVER
~ Boston ~. Queen Anne II.
GOOD FOUR ROOM FURNISHED
house; close In. Phinnoy Ridge,
near car: lot t0xi00: half cash.
owner. North 2075.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29
SMOKE FROM BURNING OIL

damaged n threc-story rooming house
at 1912 Queen Anne ave. Sunday. to
the extent OF $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-29

AUTO REPAIR SHOP
pAItTNTf4RIfIp

1850 is tho fun price for equal
half Interest IN auto repair
shop fine loeation; close IN,
with steady cnta biinhed trade,
IL u not necessary that YOU be
first class mechanic. az own
~ viii nccept man who IL
steady ana willing 90 work
You can easily mako from 1900
10 1850 per month. learn a
good business. and be your own
boss. Rce Mr. Potter at M
Seaboard Bldg.
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z:es 81 z"'s. 576
This Year Wv

Saved from more serious injury
by the quick work OF Patrolman
Fred Mills. Irene Berger. .. OF
23s5 Fajrview ave- was in city
hospital Monday. one hip broken
She darted around the end Of a
street car at Eastlake ave. and
Louisa st. Saturday afternoon. in
to the path OF a car coming from
the opposite direction.
Mills was driving an auto along
the street at the time, saw the
girl start to run behind the car.
saw the other car approaching.
jumped from his auto. and waved
his hands at the street car which
was about to hit the girl. The
motorman applied the brakes In
time 10 nave Irene from more %
rious injury.