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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29
HOUSES For Sale

Houses For Sale 81
BT NGALOW - New, 5-room bungalow.
S2.S00; terms. The X & NJ Company,
Real Estate end Insurance. 30t Farm
ers Trust bldg. Lincoln 1925.
BTNGALOW-New broom stucco bun
galow, built like a $1,000. one for
$3.50 Another broom. same terri
tory for 81 100 Small payment easy
terms. Main 4451. 30s s. William.
CUSHING sT.-Cottage. very centrally
located. near Lasalle nv: rooms and
bath; gas. electricity. cistern and street
paved small lot. alley side, 40 feet
front with plenty OF shade trees Cash
payment less than $1,000, balance land
contract. GCc interest. Now vacant and
I'm first class condition. Phone Lincoln
1856. Lincoln 1855. +. J. Anderson.
Realtor.
4 CRESCENT AV--Eight house, bath
and toilet, water in kitchen, electric
lights. Price $500 $3.50 down. S35 per
month. :. NJ Robinson a Son, 124 y.
Main st. Main 60.
DUBAIL. f.. G33-New modern . room
bungalow hardwood trim. solid oak
/ floors in living and dining rooms.
shrubbery all planted, cheap for quick
sale. Easy terms.
/ INDIANA AN.-FOur- room house, cleo
]
/ Price $1,000: 500 down. So per month.
:. NJ Robinson & Son, l24 y Main ST
| Main 6Sj
/ K1LEY STREET-Five room house
I $1,000; half cash balance like rent. Box
: 50S News Times
/ KEMBLE AV--Seven- room house, newly
] refnlshed and decorated all In excel
lent shape, bath. toilet and basin and
4 bathroom; city water in kitchen: cleo
tric lights; good cellar. Price S3.7O0 ,
: $500 immediate possession. street
paved and all improvements paid for.
S ". Robinson q Son, 124 y Main st.
Main $50.
/ LITTLE HOME-Of 4 acres houses.
barn. chicken house. I ID miles from
{ cement road through Granger. This
/ place viii pay for itself In years
Kelsey. Lin 40 Farmers Trust Bldg.
I MAIN ST, s. Five room house eloc-
trio lights. gas FOR cooking. garage and
extra large LOT. Price 81 300: VIII sell
on reasonable terms s. n Robinson
/ & Son. ia y. Main 81 Main GS5.
J MICHIGAN ST. S.-ODe 7-room house
modern; corner lot; square type; }
rooms finished In oak 2-machlne gar.
eye. Fine place. ]. A. Mccullough.
% s. Michigan
/ NAVARRO PLACE-AU modern house
in Navarro Place. $500. Located 1l3
Tonti av. on fan lot. Cory Groom
. AtNNflA WNNk aiNNNf Win k'''A Iil-"
ment. furnace. bath. electricity and all
/ c0uveniences. Price S3SoO-SJc0 down.
william Happ, RealtOr. 207 S. Main 50.
4 Phone Lincoln 1871.
/ NORTH EST-Good home modern oak
floor, good condition. fine location. I'm
proved 81, for $500 Also six room
semi $3.50 Term easy. A. NJ KIrkley.
+ +. 2S31 or 500
SOUTHEAST PART-On paved street.
/ near school churches. grocery and car
line; > rooms. bath and closets be-
low 4 rooms. bath and . closets above +.
nicely arranged for families. Lot
1J0xgI feet and room for or more
houses. with JO-fOOt frontage each. We
( have knocked $1,000 OF the original
price for quick sale. This IS now a
great bargain. VIII take 81 900 down,
balance on contract Investigate quick
~ this property will sell Immediate
I possession. J. n. Jolly. DO s. Main So
Phone Lincoln 6696 Residence, Mish-
| awake 2114.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29
AUTOMOBILES



TIRES-A few repaired castings az fol
lowing prices 30x3iz at 81, 3213l5
at SO 32z4. az $50 33I4 az 81: SKA
az "a: 35K4ik. At $40. Linsenmier Tire
shop. S26 s. Michigan 81.
The TURN-AUTO handles any car or
truck with equal ease irrespective
OF size or weight. Frazier * Fra
zier. lis Lincoln way T.. Lincoln
b69E
TIRES. used. all sizes and makes. Econ
omy Tire shop. 736 ". Division.
We MAKE A SPECIALITY in over
hauling tapping diversified pistons
and rings done eXpertly. Lafayette
Garage. s24 s. Lafayette. Main 3743.
WILMO MANIFOLD-Make your Ford
run like a Packard with a Wilmo
Manifold Saves gas ; no carbon. Pays
for itself 80 days trial 1875. Stubs
Tire < Vulcanizing Co. 207 T. JET
fersOn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29
Lost And Found
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

Automobiles For Sale II
AIBURS Beauty sly. FOR restful riding.
Demonstration any time. Call Main 21S.
Wm oavall agent. SS3 S Main 81.
BUICK, 1917. looks Ike new; must sell
or trade terms. south Bend Nash Mo
tor Car Co. 100 Lincoln way Z
BUICK Automobile. Twentieth Cen
fury Garage Phone Main $50. Ask
tor M Beale.
COLE. 4 cylinder. good condition. for
sale at a bargain Lincoln 1870
DODGE-One. Chevrolet 4-9Os.
Overland touring. I Overland road
ster. ] Buick. Ford tourfngs. Nj
n Auto Sales CO.. 1l6 r Tut
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29
Service stations-Rcpairing

Service Stations-Rcpairing Is
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING In a first
class bop. done by frst-clsss paint
ers using first-class materials means
n frst-Class Job. Quality Auto
Paint and Trim shop, 2321z y. Mich
iEan 81. Lincoln 1895.
AUTO TOPS. seat covers, curtains,
general upholstering; estimates fur
nished. Decker Auto Trim Shop.
3O4 r LaSallo. Lincoln 5195.
MAGNETOS RECHARGED-FOrd own
ers. attention. We recharge your mag
netO while you walt wihOut touching
a bolt satisfaction guaranteed, or no
charge. Peterson Battery * Ignition
Co, Presto Lite Battery Service, SIS s.
Lafayette blvd Main 4163.
RADIATOR repairing that stays right.
New radiators all kinds. Chicago
Auto Radiator Co, 3S6 Lincoln way
West Main 1858.
RADIATOR, LOOK! Better let us nix
it now High grade work. Autos re-
paired no matter how badly smash.
ed. Il. II Ferris. 3O7 y limerick.
RETREADING-TRU and all cord
tires retreaded same as original
Thomas Rubber & Vulcanizing Co.
lSl lincoln way r.
SCORED CYLINDERS saved by Nickel
Silver Process; no reboring; use old
0
WELDING = Cast steel. aluminium.
brass welding, carbon burning;
autos washed, cleaned and polished.
The White Welding Co. 229 y. Polk
st, rear OF Gas Co. once.
I NOW is THE TIME 10 have your
car painted. Make IL look like new
for Christmas. Twin City Auto
Shop, 1914 Leer ST. Lincoln 1855.
Auto Livcry-Garages IS
LINCOLN WAY ", 5l1-17-AutOmObile
storage. dry. week or month; steam
heated garage; night and day service.
franklin MarmOn Co.
TOWING-We Will pull you in any time
from any place. day or night. Store
your car with us for the winter. Dead
storage. 81 live. 50 per month. Cen
trail Garage 116 f. Center St Main
43q
GARAGE-FOr rent; inquire 1899 LIN
coin Wav. West.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29

MICHIGAN 81. S.-One 7-room house
modern; corner lot; square type;
rooms finished In oak: 2-machlne gar.
age. Fine place. ]. A. Mccullough.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29

MAIN ST. s. -Five-room house. eloc-
trio lights gas FOR cooking garage and
extra large lot. Price $1,000: VIII sell
on reasonable terms S. NJ Robinson
& Son 124 y Main st. Main GS5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29

Good Things To Eat 81
pOTATOES-TwO cars Wisconsin pota-
toes, on team track across from y. Y.
&. depot
NEGETABLES-Re and white cabbage
celery, carrots, turnips. onions. South
Bend Garden Farm, 1924 w. Calvert.
Phone. Main 1868
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29

FEATHER BED IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION, AT A REASONABLE
PRICE. CALL MORNINGS AT 316 y.
TAYLOR ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29

NAVARRO PLACE-AU modern house
Tonti av.. on full lot. Cory broom
modern bungalow. with good base-
ment. furnace. bath. electricity and all
c0uveniences Price S3SoO-SJc0 down.
William Happ, RealtOr. 207 S. Main 81.
Ihnun IinnnLn 1LI1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-29

CRESCENT AV.-Eight- room house bath
and toilet; water in kitchen, electric
lights Price 1880: $3.50 down. S35 per
month {. NJ Robinson 4 Son, 124 y.
Main ST. Main GS5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

1 huTtn when yvu.vU g4vsn
fAithfui service for - yeAss
70 emo csmpAny. With never .
serious ulshao o-theu - 80 thru
. thing Mo that.
.
HB wsuA havs tssn . yuaD
IL old On 5ufy -
He wHs born In ssscktsa. M.
IN issa- His father vas Capt
J. w. MAraen. . wen known
mariner OF those timcA
He took his first voyage when
nine ysArs old. ~ cabin boy on
his fathers ship. When only IL
he shipped before the mast and
thru tho years that followed hs
was constantly on the SEA. ris.
Ing TO mate and finally mAster
Of his own weasel
He travelled over the entire
world In various bottoms. In
1854 he married. and five years
later entered the service Of the
old Pacific Coast Steamship
company ~ pilot Later this
line amalgamatcd with the Pa
cific-Alaska Steamship company.
forming The Pacific Steamship
company. Captain Marden pilot.
ed thstr ships thru all the ycars
without = mishap - until the
tragic 3snd anniversary OF his
service with the company.
After . herring by the United
States steamboat inspectors Cap
tain Marden was ordered TO turn
In his license for ono year. His
appeal from this decision II still
pending with the supervising In
spector.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
LOST COUPLE IS
FOUND; MARRIED
Ans Well That Ends Well,
and This Did

An fesrs concerning the where
abouts Of Dorothy Norman. Of Bell
lngham. and Ed Ruckhaber. of Lake
Burien, who have been missing from
Lake Burien since Saturday night,
have been dissipated.
Dorothy In now Mrs. Ed Ruck.
haber.
Tho couple. who had attended a
dance at Lake Burien. after five
days acquaintance. had not been
seen since until Wednesday after.
noon, when they were found In Sum-
ner by Deputy Sheriff Earl Ramage.
They were hiking for the berry
fields where they intended to find
work and make the money. suppos.
edly. to pay for marriage license.
The aunt and uncle of tho girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Graham, and
the boys mother. Of Lake Burien,
were notified. and came into the
shcriff's office. where the couple
was brought by Ramage. II was
suggested that the wedding take
place Immediately. Justice Of the
Peace J. w. Hoar performed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruckhabcr. both IS,
returned to the home OF the brides
aunt and uncle In Lake Burien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
COME ON, SHUT-|NS! C'M0N, CARS!
More of Both Are Needed for That 'Wayfarer' Party

Como on, ShuttIE! Como On.
autos!
YOU'RE running . nlp-and tuck
rscc, with tho volunteer autosno-
bilos rcndy 10 take pcrsons con-
fined BY iIlncss 70 scc the Way
farvr" Wednesday night slightly
In the lead
The Star office II being flooded
with the names Of generous hearted
persons who want to put their carr
at the disposal Of the unfortunate.
shut.ins tthe confined sici). more
Of you call DIR. Loope. general d.
rector for the disabled. His tele-
phone number Is Capitol 22s7.
DIR. Loope now has close 10 80
names. The Shutin editor OF The
Star has listed transportation facil
titles for approximately 30 persons.
Keep the good work going on
Shut-ins. call Or. Loopc. Auto
owners call Tho Star and ask for
the Shut-in editor.
Bert Butterworth has offered one
Of his ambulances to take Dr
Loope himself. Hazen Titus has
promised to pay for five cars.
Other volunteers, not previously
mentioned in The star. are; Thomas
Byron MacMahon. Mrs. r. 8
Rhind. Beccher Ward. John Martin,
A. NJ. McPhcrron, Il. II. Richards,
Harry Bond, Il. A. Johnson. Mrs
Oscar Hanson. q. w. Espen. A. O.
Anderson and Julia A. Forman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
z 2WOMEN and
z BABES BURN
Are Trapped in Their Beds
by Fire

CLEVELAND. July 81. - Two
women and two small children were
burned to death In n small home
here shortly before noon today.
The flames were confined to one
bedroom. where all the dead were
found. causing police to believe that
1t was either murder or suicide An
explosion was heard at the start Of
the fire. leading to the belief that a
gas explosion caused the blaze. but
this theory was later dropped by the
authorities.
An aged woman found near the
scene was taken to police head.
quarters to be questioned.
The fire occurred at the home Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Moscman. She.
with her daughter and two children.
left at the house by their father,
when he disappeared suddenly two
weeks ago, were the victims. Pc-
LEO started search for the father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
i Thousands of Elks ait C Convention Opening
.anted---A
Goat! Quick!
Anybody's!
Also a Boy to Lead 1t;
Mustn't Eat Stage
Grass or Poppies

WANTD-A raj. uve gsa3
and . bey - lead II
ThaSb IL Request q Asu6
gso9y Lgnnh, pruanow e ~xhs :
wsyfarw.s - - - . cwU
q assasasnGe saarralng fP suuh
: eumhhun13en tlhb wuslE.
Lynch declared today he must have
1t least one goaa for Tho bas Fiand-
ess bastis srens with which the
pageant opens Other domestic AMI
mails have been obtained. but for
some reason II has been impossible
70 find the right sort Of goat that
would be kind and dociie. that would
not eat the stage grass or the pop
pies from Flanders field. and suli
would Be rampant enough TO give q
touch Of realism to the scene.
But Lynch has not given up hope
He II sure at the last moment some
roat expert win appear. leading his
goat behind him and offering II on
The altar OF civic spinusm-
With the opening Of the first per
forrnance less than forty-eight hours
orr, the demand for seats has grown
To enormous proportions. according
TO Edgar l. Webster. general man.
agcr today.
while the heaviest demand 10 far
has been for the opening night there
are still about 1900 desirable seats
left for this performances. II was
announced.
Another night that u having . big
demand Is Tuesday. church night
Buyers night. Thursday. and Ma
sonic night. Wednesday. arc run.
ming a neck .and-neck race for popu
iarity.
For those who are unable 10 pur-
chase tickets during the day the box
office In Arena. Fifth ave. and Uni
versity ST.. win remain open until 3
o'clock Friday evening. II was an
nounced today by Darwin Meisnest.
who has charge OF the ticket selling.
Warm clothing and heavy
vrap. should be taken 10 the
performances by the singers and
performers ~ well ~ the audi
enccs, Webster declared today.
A chill br~ezc SWEEPS off the
lake 1t night-Ert that. you Elks
from the hot East!-and the
evenings have been exceedingly
chilly. and those who have been
ut rehcsrSais arc proflting by
their experiences. and bringing
coats and robes.
The final rehearsal will be held
this evening ut o'clock in the
stadium. Only those in the cast and
chorus or who have definite business
at the stadium win be admitted.
Guests. friends and the general pub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Master of Lost Steamship
Governor Dies in Seattle
Hospital of Broken Heart

0csRss e uunsengs. aisng ne
vhols length q the rA11fie
euAsl viii mouru IL "a mari
s~'s pAsAnG Tor ~ vas thsis
frtenA
But 3use . dsp-er 4 nny -
lsspss4s1u - - gsssf - -
sna, pss6o0s hun1Bp12 e peepae
when ~ o4fsS4ak1n
Hs vas always deinf sums
good turn. they an sayins Of
him today along the waterfront
A frsr~1lRs siE1 awsy frssa
hune--e Roy trying - 81 his
stass lm 70 wer1d - . moody
fssnily-<hs grim anelens mari
NJ hslpr1 sham IN csveEing up
his dsa1h u kisaneeu - tho he
had eeeu 6alag ssscthing 10 -
AAelnmed ~.
And - h oame - . tnsrihje
bisw 70 him when hc Iearned
tiaat twU chtdlEvn-ysn. and their
mother-hsa psrHhed en his
shtp.
He grscved himself 10 daath.
The operation may have has
tened II, his friends sAy. but they
know the real Cause Of his pass
Ing was greater than that
lie was . member Of tho Nep-
tune association and Of the
Northwest association. No. 1.
MAsterx Mates and Pilots Of
America
His widow. Mrx. Matilda Mar.
den. his son. w. g. MArv3en. 5i3<
Meade IT.. Soattic: . daughter.
Mrs. c. A. Bafs. and four grand
children. af Nanaimo. b. C.. sur.
vive him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
EL0PIN(
man
REPENTS
Weeps as She Bees
Husband to Take
Her Back, but He
Says Goodbye

lGc1FyIcELLo. n. Z. ~ n
Mn2 Dnz1ly DWon, SunnUuy v1Gu
nme back 70 sob on her hurhan6a1
shoulder for 10 mtnuAaD euany 81
then climbed Into The divvW v1tA
the "other mani and rods away
again
Rev. Clark DureA love paelnsG
kiased his wife and child good-by for
the second time.
Earl Van Noy. the -other man.e
sat calmly az the wheel Of the cav
while tho woman he had run away
with pleaded with her husband u
take her and the child back. When
he refused. Van Noy drove away
with her once more.
The machine with the eloperu
drove up to the boarding houno
where the preacher IL staying whine
the village was still asleep this morn.
ing. Mrs. Durea routed her, husband
out of bed and told him she haA
come back.
For the saks Of our chfldren.s
she pleaded. with tears streamine
down her cheeks. -plcase take me
back and give me . chance to make
you q good wife"
The preacher shook his head
Tn SORRY" he said Il do mot
doubt that you are fepentant but I
havc sold my house and furniture.
I have no place to keep you andt I
have no money"
Mrs. Durea gasped You don't
mean that you are not going TO take
me backY' she cried
Dramatically. she leaned her head
on his breast and sobbed He paxted
her and led her back to the ''other
man." His little girl. Gladys. 1:, sat
In the back seat The preacher spoke
briefly to her and kissed her good
by.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
MAYOR TO SIGN
|SKAC|T MEASURE
So Chamber OF Commerce
Committee Is Told
III the city council passos the
$500. 900 Slagit bond ordinance
Monday I WIN sign II ~ soon ~
II II Laid on my desk"

This was the promise made by
Mayor Caldwell at a conference
Thursday with n committee from the
Seattle Chamber Of Commerce. repro
senting IS civic organizations op-
posed to the city's big hydro-ciectric
development project
when I was elected mayor was
committed TO the development Of the
Skagit." Caldwell told the commit
tee. II have seen nothing since TO
change my views on the project"
The delegates declared that a busi-
ness survey should be made. Cald-
well pointed out that city engineers
have already made an exhaustive
business survey OF the Skagit He
went on record rs opposing further
delay.
Tho chamber committee was In
vited to inspect all records of the
engineering and lighting depart.
ments-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Wore Navy Uniform;
Jailed for 80 DAYS

For wearing the uniform OF the
United states navy when he was not
entitled 10 do 80. Robert Cochrane
was sentenced Thursday TO serve 30
days IN the county Jail. dating from
July rs. Cochranc pleaded guilty be-
fore Federal Judge Jeremiah Ne
tcrex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Republican Ranks
Sliced by Tariff

WASHINGTON. July 21.--Repub-
lican ranks in the house were split
wide open again today over the Quee-
ton Of duties TO compensate the tar-
III recently imposed on long staple
cotton.
BY vote OF 122 to 50 an amend
ment placing an additional duty of
IN per cent ad vnlorem on long
staple cotton manufactures was de-
feated-
The republican leadership yester-
day lost its attempt to place duties
on leather and shoes TO compensate
the duties on hides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
WOMAN and GIRL,
BRUTALLY SLAIN
HeadIess Bodies Are Found
in Woods

JONESBORO. Ark, July 21.--The
mystery surrounding the murder of
an unidentified woman and . girl
about IL years old, whose nude and
headless bodies were found last
night. was probcd by q coroner'o
jury here today.
Hunters. stumbling thru dense -
dergrowth on the banks of a bayou,
came upon the bodies. The head q
the little girl was completely sew
cred and lay some distance from the
body.
The woman's head was nearly
severed and knife wounds pierced
her body. The underbrush showed
signs of a struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Pontoon Bridge to
Aid Wayfarer Crowd

Tho war department has author
tied Col. Il. II. Schulz. district engi.
neer, 10 grant permit to the pom
toon committee OF The wayfarer"
TO provide and operate n temporary
pontoon bridge across Lake wash
ington canal. ut the University. be.
tween 6 p. IN. and a m. to accom-
modate tho people attending THE
wayfarer' pageant
The bridge Is required to be opened
for any vessel desiring TO pass, but 1t
is hoped navigation interests will
make an effort to avoid using this
part Of the canal during that period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
JOSH WISE SAYS
Most ladders are high tar n
man TIT can't climb

Over In constansinopls stranded
Russian officers are wearing pa
1nmas a. uniforms Dress unforma
--or night dress uniforms?
LINES TO A REAR SEAT DRIVER
How to ride is Joy
But Il pceves US. my boy.
lust as soon as we've fairly begun X
When our WHEY. 30 sweet,
From the autos rear seat.
Tries to tell IN just how We should
run II
Goodness gracious. iookoufS
she will nervously shout
~There's . car. give, II room. oz
you'll smear II;
-. Now don't throttle too much.
Keep your foot on that clutch
And don't rubber around when yot
steer It."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
SAILOR STABBED
by SHIPS COOK
George KriseI, ~. seaman. was
seriously wounded In . fight on
board tho steamship City Of So
attic Wcdnesday night, by
Geov1o RawIins az negro conIs

Krisel was stabbed In the shoulder
and Is In a critical condition. The
steamer was coming to her berth at
Pier II, port commission dock, at
about 1890 p. m. when the alleged
attack took place.
A call was sent for the police. Pa
trolman r. Ballard boarded the ship
and took RawIins In custody from
the ships prison. lie was held In the
city jail on an open charge.
The quarrel is said 10 have been
the outgrowth OF long feud be.
tween the two men. Krisei, whose
home is in Seattle. was taken TO the
Columbus sanitarium. He will re.
cover. :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
SHE WAS A BUSY CHILD

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Burnham
knight Of New York. who were
recently married. have returned
%. New York after a short stay in
this city. Mrs Knight was Miss
Daphene r. Keeney. one OF the
builders OF the original Brooklyn
bridge and other important edi-
fices.--Hartford Comm Courant-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

"YES, INDEED, some job" said
Miss Ethel Dutton. chief clerk, as
the reporter peeked into the district
attorneys office Thursday. She was
completing compilation OF the dis
trict attorneys annual report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

Hsvdy. fallxSs Difys -
vhera Tsnffic PollcemAn 0nn6s0
foanA 3e.le6 On the strurS and
turned is tn 70 heaAquarteTnf
80
1As oaly kind q bllls ~ ~
welcome are the kind that afo =
toWn this week
vanurs u the Irish Engflsh psacs
S0neek VIII b followed by an I'M
bGfaIIeled campaign Of military ~
peeeEion In Ireland. says . London
dispatch Amt civilization wonder
fuls Agnes?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

Uncle Warren II now talking
about low taxes. Everybody else
Is talking about high taxes.
Attendance at bail games all over
the country has been SO poor this
season that the New York baseball
writer's are discussing the question,
sswhat's the matter with baseball?'
We don't know. By the way. do
yod think Joe Jackson and the rest
win be convicted7
simply ioaths
Erastus Short,
He never opens
Up a quart
CLAIM CREDIT
Wei, anyhow, Home Brew has
never printed the picture Of .
pretty girl on Its cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
CHRIST CIRCIIE. of Lake Blu

len. Us charged In n federal informa.
tion with possession OF 5-gallon
still and appurtenances. Cirche was
arrested by federal prohibition
agents.