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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-09
Copyright. 1871. by Seattle star.l

Dot asked.
''Oh. you mustn't get frightened
about that" he replied. you know
children run high temperatures very
easily"
But how much has her
"A hundred and three and three
fifths.N Don't think about that. II
may go even higher before morning.
but that's not the important thing.
Some children have as high tenn.
perature as that and there's nothing
worse the matter with them than a
bad cold You can be much more
help to your son II you don't worry
too much, but just take good care
Of him."
hurried to the drug store to get
a prescription filled. DR.. Harris re-
manned behind to give Dot some
more instructions.
II was no use now for me to try
to find some way tp put the blame
on Edith. I knew 1t was my own
fault and that. II I hadn't been so
interested In the company OF n wom-
an who wasn't my wife and who
should have meant nothing to me,
this would never have happened.
1t was almost as bad as though
had done It wilfuily--as though
had purposely exposed Robbie to
bronchitis and even to pneumonia
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BEGIN READING HERE TODAY
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY


WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY
TARTAN OF THE APES, who goes into Africa in
search of his abducted wife, She has been sent the
border into the Congo Free State in charge Of
LIEUTENANT OBERGATZ and a detachment OF Ger
man native troops Tarzan the life of
TA-DEN by killing lion that is pursuing him, and later
l Tarzan kills tiger that is charging upon
oM-AT. Thus Tarzan gains the friendship Of the two
men. Ta-den is hairless. He has white skin and tail
0m-at also has tail and is covered with black hair.
TA-den has fled from his home after quarrel with his
king
KO-TAN. love affair between Ta-den and Oo-a,
the kings daughter The king wants her to wed
-BIJ-LOT, of
MO-SAR, a mighty chief Om-at driven from
home by
ES-SAT. also a chief. On,-at is IN love with
PAN-AT-LEE. Es-sat finds Pan-at-lee alone In cave
seizes her. She knocks him unconscious and fecs.
reaches the few minutes later. There is a
fight in which. Om-at kills Es-sat and thereby becomes
chief Of his tribe Then Oma accompanied by Tarzan
goes in search of Panatee Tazan by his keen
finds her trail and discovers that she has leaped from
cliff to escape hon. warning tribe attacks Tarxan
and his friends. After Tarzan has feled Of the
warriors hurled club renders the apeman unconscious.
MEANWHILE Pan-aee, despite her daring leap to escape
he lion, is alive but alone among the jungle terrors-
"a Ystn q
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WILLS LESSON

thing. VIII IN good carpenter and
has an eye for measuring. The holes
are exactly the same DISTANCES apart
and 60 around the trce ~ evenly as
necklace. WIN has another name
since then. he's called Sippy Sap
sucker. But we are away off our
story.
The question was. what should
poor Mr.. sprinkle-B Blow DO to get
ne Nuisance Fairies back home
again. for once Howiy Thunder and
Jumpy Lightning g~t loose. you
can't do much with thcm but let 'em
have their own merry way. They
20 roaring over the sky. jumping
from one black cloud to another.
Howly Thunder beating his big base
drum which he always carries, and
Jumpy Lightning flashing his enor-
nous flashlight down into folks
eyes.
Nancy couldn't think and Nick
wouldn't think and Chick said ne
certainly couldn't think, and II no
body cared he'd go and have sip
OF the sap that viii didn't get.
After ALL" said he, "the Nuisance
Fairies did me a good turn
Go BE Continued
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Confessions of a Husband
fconxuxh tx stt. Marl


When I got upstairs DIR. Harris
was In Boobies room. The little Tel
low was badly frightened. but the
physician was examining him just
as calmly az though Boobies wild
shrieks were gentle COOS.
The stethoscope seemed q special
point OF dread to the child; DIR. Har.
ris. however. fingered over that part
OF the examination until 1t seemed
TO me he must be enjoying Boobies
panic.
Dot was pretending TO be very
calm too. but knew Ii was all for
my benefit and that she was really
just as alarmed as I.
could hardly wait for the doctor
TO remove the ends OF the stetho-
scope from his ears.
lis II anything serious7" I de-
manded.
II hope not he responded grave
~. The child has a bad case of
bronchitis; IL we take good care Of
him 1 think wen be able to keep II
from becoming anything worse"
"WorseT" mentally repeated.
That could mean only one thing.
The Bonselfs little girl had died of
pneumonia the previous winter. II
had begun just like this--with a case
Of bronchitis.
How much fever has he. doctorY'
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IN the house. II certainly is my best
friend and could not keep house with
out It. l have recommended II TO
many and always shall. You may
uss this letter X you wish. - Mrs.
EDWARD PITTS, Q High st., New
burgh. N. Y.
Il has been said that 'backache ID
an invention Of the Evil One to try
women's SOULS" but even so, 1t "a
more often . symptom Of q female
trouble which sooner or later declares
itself. Day after day II drugs a
woman down and night after night
prevents restful sleep. Such woman
should follow Mrs. Pitts advice and
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. It contains no narcotic
or harmful drugA
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and even TO what was much worse
than pneumonia.
Neither the physician nor Dot moi
had said anything about IL. but
knew that third possibility was u
the back Of our minds.
II there were only some way to
undo what had done! l would have
made any sacrifice to get back that
Sunday afternoon and the chance to
rectify my mistake.
saw everything SO clearly---Edith
and sitting on bench and Bobbie.
tired with his play, resting in his
go-cart, the sun sinking and a chilly
breeze springing up. Why hadn't I
thought of bundling him up warmly
Could I ever have another chance?
Go Be Continued
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WIN woodpecker learned iesscn
he never forgot when Howiy Thun.
der and Jumpy Lightning knocked
him down In the maple tree. because
he wAs juss about TO steal Chick
Chickarce's maple sirup ap. He
vowed he would never DO 70 again.
and said that he would learn TO do
his own tapping. that n that he
would learn 10 driil his own holes
In the bark for the sap 20 run into.
50 now win does two kinda 6f tap
ping. you see.
Any day In early spring. watch
WIN. II he'll let you come near. He
drills q little hole. sitting on his tail
In the rough tree bark and holding
on with his claws. and then waits
for the sweet sap 10 run in Then
he sticks In his bill and drinks II
UP. when It's gone he moves over
an inch or two and does tho same
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ltWo DOCKS WItn-
out being tired
out. ] read OF
Lydia Il. Pin X
hams Vegetable
Compound in q
ne spaper and
decided 70 give It
10 trial. Now | can
do my own work
and walk with
ease. l always
keep the Vege-
] table COMPOUND
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EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS GREATEST STORY
TARTAN THE TERRIBLE

Begin Reading This Red-Blood Novel Today
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THE.CRAZY QUILT
EVERETT TRUE

white face and lcssenfng the gloom
OF the dark forcst and the dismal
gorge. In the distance a lion roarcd.
There was long silence From the
upper reaches OF the gorge came q
deep below. There was q mevemsnt
in the trees at the cliffs foot Again
the below. low and ominous. II was
answered from below the deserted
village. Something dropped from the
foliage OF tree directly below the
caA In which Pan-at-lee slept---it
dropped to the ground among the
dense shadows. Now 1t moved eau
tiousiy. II moved toward the foot
Of the cliff. taking form and shape
in the moonlight II moved like the
creature OF a bad dream slowly.
sluggishly. 1t might have been
huge sloth---lt might have been q
man. with 30 grotesque a brush does
the moon paint--master cubist.
Slowly 1t moved up the face OF the
cliff---iike a great gribworm II
moved but now the moon.brush
touched II again and II had hands
and feet and with them II chung to
the stone pegs and raised itself Ia
boriously aloft toward the cave
whore Panatlee slept. From the
lower reaches OF the gorge came
again the sound OF believing and II
was answered from above the vii
lagc.
Tarzan OF the Apes opened his
eyes, after having lain long uncon.
solous from the blow OF the war
rior's club. He was conscious OF a
pain In his head. and at first that
was about all. A moment later gro.
tesque shadows. rising and falling.
focused his arouslng perceptions.
Presently he saw that he was In a
cave. A dozen Whz-don warriors
squattcd about. talking. A rude
stone crcsset containing burning oil
lighted the interior and as the flame
rose and fell the exaggerated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-09
COULD NOT
KEEP HOUSE
Without Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, Says
Mrs. Pitts of Newburgh

Newburgh, N. Y.-"My trouble
was a weak back and could not walk
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BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY AHERN
Page al
nuETI.A.KOO AND HER SON

rcsxy listened Wide
indian Dec~~Aisops bAutiful
troubles. but now fsas \ come upon
which me
70 pleased WIN aisa
the ruined valley Puget Take
Sound resxy 4 yvur Anna my burden
didn't know Puget Sound b IN a nsh b .
I ad they
always think called ceva,lops carried tho baby
whuiges 49,. .
-And they did Pegxyicv~-
told they AWAY
called whuis~ and when white " 1 ''1s oesAo " oAs'
and and sos OF II away nandfw m
In c,r>r mountain isa ana =.
for English captain whose IN ur aimee. .v ~, =, ,.
- contained
~wen,- took
u' '"' o~s op' ovsf'ooS
soping which her. and oecauss aha too had
quarred he turned her into
smaller mountain Known A.
Veco aSo WIN 'ne salt water Solomon.
- $50 ~ tie mountain .
Now. Docewailops .
watched these changes ~ ~ " - - 'A' 80
Spirit so little that III crest has no
place they
agreed place was DocewaLlops.
husband. cried because he not
ko' your enough
and the fire Of wigwam be iQuarrcling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30
Hart a Bold Lover
Only on the Screen

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3o.--Bill
Hart may be "rooun' to0tln' gun.
nKhtin' fool" In the movies. and he
may be a bearcat at making screen
love with one arm while he holds
off the mob with a six gun, but in
the flesh Bin u tanner than the
tamsst tabhy cat that ever Tapped
itself TO the family fircside. BIN
Hart in the flesh didn't have the
nerve To propose to Miss WinIfred
westotAr. the girl he wanted for
HIS wife. while they stood face 70
face. so he did II by mail. Let Bill
tell IL
I'VE correspondent Tor two or
three years. Then. just n while
back I got lonesome for her, and
hopred out OF Loo Angeles for
New York and called on her.
was all primed up 10 propose. but I
couldn't get the words out. some
way. I stayed there in New York
three weeks trying 10 work M my
courage to the right pitch. but al
ways I lacked the nerve. And then
went back TO Los Angeles without
having proposed stood the strain
for n couple OF weeks. and then one
day sat down and wrote her a
letter asking her 20 he nv wife"
And l." Mrs. Hart added. re
Piled Yes by wire. took the first
train out OF New York for Los
Angeles"
They were married In Los Anrc'
dee a few weeks ago. The bride
had been In Harris supporting com
pany some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30
RECOVER BODY
OF PROSPECTOR
Deputies on Way Back With
Little Old Man"

Tho body Of '-rhs Little Old Man
OF tho Mountains" found ON a lonely
mountain trail IA miles above Index
Last sunday by Hugo Ksttorie. a
proprietor OF Sultan, was being
brought TO Seattle Friday by Deputy
Sheriffa Asa Lee and u. y. Murphy.
in company with Deputy Coroner X.
W Jones and Kenneth Corzon.
''rhe Little Old Man" was believed
identified Friday. according 90 tho
coronerH office. O. H. Rockway
president OF the Pontiac Shingle Co.
OF Pontiac station. said the body an.
swered The description OF a former
employe. George kenyon. 70. who
left for Index last spring Ia prospect.
kenyon had been a wandeter since
the death Of his wife and two babies
In boat wreck on the 81. Lawrence
river 20 years ago. The name
"Gsorse Kenyon" was found in a
cabin near Index. where tho old man
had once stayed. Kenyon II believed
20 have met with foul play.
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I realize the amount OF suffering
there is. especially among old people
from kidney diseases. dropsy and
poor circulation. high blood pressure,
etc, etc.
| am not a bit keen on publicity.
only give this Endorsement for the
good It may do other sufferers. l
have never thought OF giving letter
OF testimonial before, but feel II my
duty to do so at this time. had all
OF the above named conditions, and,
added TO the above. had consider
able deposit of albumin in my urine.
My blood pressure was extremely
and dangerously high-220--and my
head felt terrible all OF the time. II
Is now down to 1870, perfectly nor
NAL blood pressure-and what n
great relief II is. And the albumin has
all disappeared: the dropsy has also
completely disappeared. My limbs
were more than twice normal size
clear up above my knees with dropsy
"a deep dent from pressure OF fin
ger remained for hours.
What a relief to know these condi.
tons OF disability have all left me, I
was so depressed. for l thought sure
ly l would never be well again.
Now l feel altogether a different
woman. My daughters are so pleased
at my recovery, and results came so
quickly after began the Bake oven
treatments and correct eating. I
want 10 vouch for the genuine good
Dr. Loughney Is doing The treat.
ment IL very pleasant. and DIR.
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.KORNICK MUST
PLEADON JAN. 9

Frederick kornick was nrrrigncd
In the u. s. district court Friday
charged with forging three govern.
men, miIeag. checks amounting TO
nearly $500 In Seattle In December.
1890. and January. 1871.
Kornick indicated 10 judge Jer~-
miah Netcrcr that he would plead
not guilty. Date for pleading was
sst for January ?.
When asked n he had obtained
counsel. Kornick said he dd no,
know that he desired any and that
be might handle his case himself.
II win either employ a lawyer or
handle the case myself" he aid.
'T've got pretty Eood education
I'm a graduate 81 n naval academy. I"
kornick. r~cently returned 20 Seat
lie from Portland. where he was ar
rested after h~ing a fugitive for sew
ef7l weeks is alleged to 10 wanted
on other forgery and togns check
charges turnout tho United States.
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Dog Falls so Feet;
Tries Trick Again

GLASGOW. Dec. 3o.--"Jack," a
wire terrier belonging to Al
cxBnder Campbell. fell so feet from
the tob OF his owners mansion. lie
was playing again in five minutes
and the next day was up on the
same coping from which he fell the
day before.
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At the Theatres
NEW YEARS BILL
AT PALACE HIP

To fttinEiy celebrate the coming
Of the New Year. the management Of
Loew's Palace HIP has arranged an
extra special performance for New
Years eve with the members of the
nrw show that opened yesterday con.
tributing a number of amusing In
nosa;iona 20 help along the saiety.
speed. grace and beauty ar. com.
bined Ia the his feature Offering. tho
Dancing whiri.-
A laughing hit Is registered by
Harry White, In blackface. be ex.
tolls In humorous vein on tho
idio~yncraeleu OF the feminine contln.
gent.
Ann wardell ard Jack Doncourt
have nothing serious In their political
satire. Election Night"
tAing and Green are an entertain.
Ing couple who prove that person.
Atty conauern gray locks and the
years do not decrease tho sweetness
Of their old time songs.
Little Veal. and his pretty Eirt as
aistant are Oriental scrobatu.
Hearts and MASKS" with Ellnor
Field az The star Ia the feature photo
play.
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1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

70C-whil. grooming the street
100 at isth ave. aud Spruce IT.
Tuesday. Sobufufa flltow. s. OF 2is
18TH ave. wns struck by an auto
driven BY Martin vollaurh. 1907
cheas'y blvd. The boy was taken
90 the city hospital. suffering from
cuts on the head.
zOH--An unidentified man was
lot knocked down AZ Pike 1T
and Harvard ave Thursday night hy
an auto driven by Howard G. Rice.
iiis sist ". iies told police the
man jumped In front Of his auto.
and suffered a slight bruise on the
leg
ZOE Anderson. -. gsli
SOO Russell place. was severe.
~ injured when struck down by an
unidentified driver al Vernon place
and goth ave. ~ W. Thursday night
Anderson WINS taken 60 Lakeside hos.
pl,al with a fractured rtulL
7QC-Mr~. G. A. Robertson. us
SOO Minor ave. fell under the
wheels Of truck driven By Charles
3. Lawson. % Main at. Friday. and
was severely hurt The accident 90
CURED at w.ssiake ave and Harri.
son a. She wa" taken p Providence
hospital
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DR.. Loughney Now Moved
to New Location

Or. Loughney's Bake oven treat
ment offices are located at the cor
ner of Fifth and Union. in the
Crazy building. rooms Sio-3il-Si2-3l3-
3i4.
DR.. Loughney Is assisted by conn
petent lady nurses. Hours y a. IN.
to 6 y. m. Sunday. 3 to IL only.
Telephone Main 6242. Only the
totally invalided or bedridden cases
are treated in DIR. Loughney's Bake
oven Sanitarium in Kirkland. All
cases which can come to the offices
in the Crazy building are treated at
those offices. Write for free litera-
ture and references. or. better yet.
go and have DIR. Loughney make
careful examination of your case
don't suffer needlessly or longer.
Start the treatment without delay
YOU Will be well satisfied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30

VICTORY HEIGHTS

One Of Seattie'a beautiful suhurhs
located on the new state highway
VICTORY WAY" one mile north
of the city tmits. Just beyond the
new Roosevelt hiGh school and the
great University OF Washington.
offers beautiful view acres for ex.
elusive country homes.
Acres Of rich soil for berry. fruit
and garden culture.
Ideal locations for poultry raising
When you consider what an acre
tract will produce. added 60 your
saving 90 rent, IA will pay for n
nice country home ia few years
water, lights and telephone are ali
available.
Maps Eivlns the exact location Of
this beautiful ciose-in property
prices and terms. furnished on Ap.
plfeation In person. phone or letter
We will glady take you by auto al
any time 10 see this property. Az.
potntments can be made by phon'
ing the
GOODWIN REAL ESTATE co. Inc
towncral
Main tssi. az Leary Bldg.
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by SAMUEL GOMPERS
President Of the American Federation
Of Labor


Written for Uuit.d pfessJ
The American labor movement en-
ters the new year with confidence.
with determination, with purpose and
idcalism untouched by the bitterness
Of the attack leveled against II by
unthinking and predatory forces dur
ing the year that has gone.
Labor's solidarity IL greater than
ever. Each day II gains A fuller com
prebenaion Of the need for putting
the lnst ounce OF energy into the
struggle against greed. Labor In no
longer easily fooled by false dos-
tripes.
During the year many influences
have sought 10 undermine or disrupt
the labor movement.
Extreme radlcaiisn and extrems
reaction have Joined hands In the
attack. Many who call themselves
liberal have played the game Of this
enemy also. serving as respecfsbis
pawns In A disreputable performances.
Boishevisn propagandists have
gnawed az our movement and with
out avail American labor wants no
dictatorship either by plutocras or
proleiarist Hostile Legislators have
sought TO devise schemes 20 enmcsh
labor--compulsory arbitration. indus
trial courts. antistrike laws and
kindred things have had their ardent
proponents. But the idea OF auto
cratic rule upon which all schemes
must rest. finds few sincere friends
in America and none at all among
the organized workers.
Courts have enJoined with bandon.
The supreme court has placed upon
these efforts It's benign approval and
has indicated the route which IN
doubtediy viii be taken with con-
sistency during the new year by
those who cannot trust their Gauss
TO democracy and who cannot win BY
democratic methods.
Certain empioyers-many employ
ers-sought 20 reduce wages sweep
ingiy during the old year. They
started out bravely 10 bring about
reductions OF 20 per cent and more.
The attack began with tanks and
ends at the close Of the year with
lame infantry.
The only attack upon labor which
retains it's mid-iszi vigor. Is the at
tack by the courts The injunction
goes on and the courts become moro
agreeable to the suggestion that the
injunctions be issued.
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Meadows Fugitives
Sought in Seattle

Seattle police were searching Fri.
day for two men who escaped
THURSDAY nirht from the Meadows
sanltartum. Joseph Ho~xrnsn. "a.
who 10 aid To be mentally untssi.
anced. and Harold Hemer. 20. are
both thought 10 b@ headed for Seat.
tie Hoasmhn h described an having
q dark complexion. brown hair and
blue eyes and wearing a black coat
and trousers Hemrr wore a light
gray cap. a blue suit with a white
soft collar and tan ahocA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30
Auto Flees After
Knocking Man Down

Suffcrtn. from skull fracture re-
c~ived when he was struck by an
auto Thursday. Albert Anderson. Is,
a min worker. SAIL Russell ave. was
In Lakeside hospital Friday. His
condition was improving. Anderson
was struck at Vernon Place and goth
ave. ". W. by an unidentified driver
who fled.
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ny ALBEIT ArPI.I.

CHICAGO. Dec. 30.--The burinerr
outlook In that io72 will be a much
better year than 1921.
business depression began with
tho collapse OF the silk market In
May. 1890. After 20 months ON the
down grade. the basic industries.
with exception OF farming. seem def
initely on the mend
The bottom Of depression was
reached In July. 1921. when iron and
steal--the key lndustry-began climb
ing.
Price deflation made rapid strides
during 1894.
striking an average in the whole
Hale markets, you now can buy for
ti.as what cost 81 In 1914 and t2.f,
In May. 1890. the peak % Initiation
The figure was ti.f7 In January,
1891.
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Local sharpshooterr on the police
force we're bemoaning the sad fact
Friday that they may no longer visit
the poiic. revolver range with n
pocketfui Of their own ammunition
and bang away for hours at paper
targets. An order issued Friday
prohibits the uwe OF private arpmuni.
ton by the biuecoatA
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Woman Falls Under
Wheels of Machine

clipping beneath the wheels % a
truck at westiAke ave. and Harrison
81. Friday. ~. G. A. Robertson. Iis
Minor ave. was severely injured and
taken 30 Providence hospital Tho
truck was driven by Charles =. law
son. - Marion ST. lawson szstd the
woman was not run over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30
Depositors' Body
to Make Report

The executive committee Of the De
positor's Protective association. rep
reaentlng the depositors OF the de-
funct Scandinavian American bank.
will report their work al a meeting
In Eagles hall. Ballard. next Monday
at q. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-30
Man Snatches Purse
From Woman, Flees

snatchlnw a purse from Mrs. y. C.
Rothmund. Buckingham apartments
al Minor ave. and Virginia st. Thurs
day. n tall. slender man. dressed in
a gray suit and cap. escaped in tho
crowd. The purse contained t24. a
ticket 10 Vancouver. u. e.. and an
order for ticket TO Juneau. Alaska