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The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
RIALTO.

ADVANCE notices states that for
piouant fun and exciting adventure
one will find 1t hard to beat DUCKS
and brakes" winsome ana popular
Bebe Daniels latest Realart proc &C.
tioh from the pen Of Elmer Harris
which will open q weeks engage
ment at Moore's Rialto Theater. be-
ginning this afternoon The very
personality of the star should guar
antee that the story moves at hlgn
speed, but to make this fact douoly
assured the young lady has been
surrounded by four leading men.
enough to keep any girl busy in pic
lures or out. They include JACK
Holt, william Z. Lawrence, Edward
Martindel and Wade Boteler. SUB
sidiary features in keeping with the
main attraction. together with spe-
cial orchestral numbers arranged by
Daniel Breeskin. complete the
timely offering.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
National String Quartet.

Tho National String Quartet, COM
posed Of Henri Sokolov. hrst vio.
lin; Max Pugatsky. second violin'
Samuel Feldman. viola; and Rich.
ard Lorleberg. violoncello. will ap-
pear in q concert of chamber mu-
sic at the Knickerbocker Theatei
tomorrow afternoon at 1850 o'clock
The program is as follows: Quar-.
tet in A Major. op. is. No. (Bee-
thoven): Romanze. from the Grieg;
G-Minor Quartet and Quartet No
2 in D-Minor. "a. BorodineD
Harry NJ. Crandall returned to the
Capital last Thursday from ar
Easter visit to New York. upon
which he was accompanied by Mrs
Crandall and their three daughters
the Misses Mildred. olga and Dor
othy Crandall.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
COLUMBIA.

Dealing with deeply psychological
questions OF the day, such as tele-
pathy, mental suggestion. hypnotism'
and prenatal influence. The witch
ing Hour" a Paramount picturiza-
tion of Augustus Thomas famous
play of the same name, starring
Elliott Dexter supported by Winter
Hall, Ruth Renick, Mary Alden:
Robert Cain, Edward sutherlaho
"a others. will be shown for
the nrst time in Washington this
afternoon as the featured Offering
OF the seventeenth super-prosran
Of the season at Loew's Columbia
Theater. There is a strong love IN
terest in the story that makes tne
nicture one not soon forgotten
Extra added musical and photopiay
features will enhance the charm oil
the program
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
GARDEN.

East Lynne" born anew on the
screen. win be the featured attrac-
tion at Moore's Garden Theater ali
this week. beginning today. This
axe-old classic, familiar in novel and
play form to millions Of people, has
been modernized and made to live
again by Hugo Ballin with an artistic
and dignified investiture that has
seldom been equaled. Superb char
acterizations are given by Mabel
BaIlin. Edward Earle, Henry G. Sell
and other members of the cast. The
story of Isabel vane. her happiness,
and her trials are brought forth be-
fore ones eyes in q masterful man
ner. An excellent program Of aux
Hilary features and an interpretative
erchestration will accompany all
shovings.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
CRANDALL,s.

crandaIl's Theater announces as
Its attraction for the entire week
BEGINNING this afternoon at Q, Sid
ney A. Franklin's production Of
MOT Guilty" adapted from Harold
MacGrath's novel, Parrot and Co. "
This stirringly romantic subject af-
fofds q high quality OF robust en-
teftainment. The story concerns =
fugitive from justice and q fugitive
from love and hs its locale in the
Far East. An especially weil
chosen cast appears In this en-
erpssins drama Foremost among
the players are Sylvia Dreamer.
Richard Dix. Molly M-lcr- r''t-pr
Hancock. Herbert Pri s..d Lloyd
Whitiock. As complementary
featr~~ win be shown for ths nrst
fiTc 'ocally new comedy scream
RI - tra title Of "A Cabaret
~ah n" Other subjects YIN
-eE>y.- : the bill.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03
KNICKERBoCKER

At the Knicksrbocker. today and
tomorrow. George Arliss will be the
pictured star in the screen version
OF his great stage success. THE
Devil" supplemented by a new COM
edy. The Love Lesson" starring the
Vanity Fair Girls. For Tuesday and
Wednesday. Hobart Bosworth will
be screened in his latest Thomas H.
Ince production, "a Thousand to
One" with the comedy BLONDES
as q subsidiary offering. while on
Thursday and Friday Jack Pickford
and Buster Keaton will share hon
ors In "Just Out of College" and
The Haunted House." respectively.
On Saturday only Dorothy Gish will
be pictured In The Ghost In the
Garret." with supplementary COM
edy, "Edgar's Feast Day"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-03

Bob MeGulrc advance manager OF
the ABE ReyntlG- Rst :" at the
02yety Theater lh.s S.-,,. Is. q
WAshington boy;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

w. c. Weeks of the North
Bend Lumber Co., partner
pith X. w. Vinnidge in the
sapmiil phich toas i0recked
at Edgeicick.
Below, Andy McCdnn, pro-
pvietor of the innovation
ShingIe Co., also left a ruin
when the torrent passed.
Mccain has bufft and owned six
mills. The first was at Falls City In
1898. IL burned and In 1905 was
rebuilt He tore this plant down and
In 1909 put up mill at North Bend.
He was driven out the next year by
forest fires and In 1871 built a mill
at Olympia lie sold II and erected
the Edgewick plant The latter was
just well in operation and looking
forward TO the great lumber demand
Of 1919 whom the December, 1918.
diras,cr came and wiped the whole
thing out
Weeks has been 3. years In the
Snoquaimie country and. together
with Mccain. missed the chance OF
"a lifetime. both believe. when their
plants were destroyed on the eve Of
the great 1919 lumber boom.
Both men have been mayor OF
North Bend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Public Market

TINE IA~AAh
Stall IL, best American cane sugar
ibs tee. 100 per ioo-fb. sack stsli
70. pure fresh milk. DC at Stall 81. tall
can Borders milk Ice. Stall 81, tall
can csrnation milk. Toe Stall IL.
Ksoma cleanser. loo can. cans lie.
Polar White soap. 10 bars s5c. staii rs.
fresh black cod. ms SIC: fresh smeits.
! lbs. CSC. Stalls 27-.s. : ms. pure lard.
gec; short ribs OF beef &c n stall 81.
fresh ground peanut butter. loo 10: s-fo.
pail pure honey. soc. stall 1911. silver
salmon. fnN ssc, sturgeon. fos- csc
1873 Pike pl,. 4e-ib. sack Holly flour.
fiSe. Federal or Cooperative milk loo.
CORNER
stat II. whole salmon. sJe each: kip
pered salmon. ase ~, Stalls is-zs. big
corned beef. ise- Stall :. lamb chops ise
NJ. lamb stcw. SC N. Stall io.. best
fresh creamery butter. <sc m. fbs.
stat: mild cream cheese. zoe 10. Stalls
is-ss. full cream cheese, csc NJ; Swiss
cheese. toc 10. stall 1ie. lamb steak.
fsc NJ; club sausage. zoe n. stsll 40.
Economy jar covers. 2se doI; Mason jar
covers. z5c do1
stan SO. best fine. cane sugar. ma
5sc. s7oo per sack. stalls 7-s-s. zoe
cans Maryland corn. for 25c: extra
sweet peas. cans 2Sc Stalls 5s-sS.
T5c broom. ace. 81 broom. ssc: sl.ss
broom. soc: si.So broom. ssc- Stall 10.
CocoAnut. zoe 10 Salttd peanuts. lac I'd.
stall ~. King salmon. zoe 10. zoe each
haiibut or haiibut cheeks. soc 10. Stalls
i-2-s. half hams. soc H.: sugar cured
picnics. isNc 10:
Stall los. pure cane sugar. Tc n. 400
per ioo-fb. sack: fresh milk. &c OF. stall
III, potato salad, zoe pit; home bake
beans ibc pt. stalls R-13-is. Yakima
corn. foc for CSC: peas. &c 10. Stall
Il, home made veal and pork Loaf 4sc
NJ; home made beef loaf toc n. Stall
~. Lynden creamery butter. tsc no:
honey. sse pit jar. csc ct. jar. Stalls
sausage. lie 10. Stalls st-ss. No. 10
pail cottoiepc. l.ss; s Polar white soap,
csc Stall 81. fig bars, fsc 10; best
quality baking chocolate. s5c 10.
wEsTLAKB
Stalls fs-i7, cans hot sauce .sc. 6
bars Lenox soap. ssc. si,ss broom, SIZE.
ts-ro. Snowflake flour. 81. 90; Lux flakes.
ioc pkg. stall i2s. frseh cottage cheese,
lie 10. peanut halter, lac NJ: orange
Jar caps. soc doz. imported Norway
sardines. isc can; bars Lenox soap. 2sc.
stall as. good coffee. zoe 10.
SOUTH END
Stall 90. salt pork. zoe h.; bacon. fsc
10; lard, 15c II. Stall 1. bread, q tuaves
csc: butterhorns. . tor 2Sc; asserted pies.
sc stan a. string beams. isc NJ; to-
matocs. ms ,5o: celery. Toe each.
Stall 80, butter, zoe ib,, eggs. <sc dox- !;
butts. rolled. ssc 10; home cured bacon.
tsc III: din pickles. for ioc. Stall 20.
corn flakes. ; rkgA s5c: flour so-fb,
sack si.ko, salad OIL sso at Stall 81.
pot roast. Sc NJ: lamb stew. &c 10. !:
spare ribs. lie 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
John w. Vaux Joins
Hill Syrup Company

Announcement Il Just made by
VIM. A. Sander. president OF the Hill
Syrup company. that John w. vaux
has become actively associated with
that organization az president.
and has also taken over the sales
management OF the Hin products.
vaux has had long experience in
merchandising. For the last IL
years he has been with Fischer Bros.
company. wholesale Grocers
Saux succeeds +. +. Kenyon. now
president Of the Pacific Hardware
Manufacturing company. In the
Fischer Bros. establishment vaux is
succeeded by ~. II. Jones as head OF
the coffee and tea department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
'SNATCHES BABY;
MAN IS CAUGHT
Takes Child From Mothers
Arms; Is Released

Chased by motorcycle patroIrnen
after he had snatched his 1i-month-
old daughter. Roberta. from. her
mothers arms. at s47 Roeo St. In
South Park. at II a m. Tuesday.
Chester Van Antwerp was captured
by Patrolman George y. Reynolds
while crossing bridge In South
Park, few minutes later.
Van Antwerp. according 10 his
wife's statement, had been separated
from his family several months.
She said he drove up In Ford
touring car with another man and
took the child. after snying he would
leave the girls twin. Robert. with his
mother.
The men drove rapidly north.
After bis capture. Van Antwerp
said he was taking the girl to the
home OF his father. George l.. Van
Antwerp. 1910 Commodore way. He
was relcased on his personal recog-
nizance BY Capt Il. C. Collier. and al
lowed To continue his journey.
Van Antwerp IN n master mechan-
ic. employed By the SEATTLE Transfer
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
WEATHER ON
POSTAL 0. K,
No Regulation Against Mail
ing Boost for Seattle

Readers Of The star who want 20
boost the Seattle climate 10 their
friends In tho East by clipping the
little we. Their box from tho front
page Of the paper daily are Mt liberty
to do 40. In spite. Of rumors 10 the
contnry.
The Star has taken the matter up
with postal officials and there II no
rule against rnrting the paper slip to
card-providIng. OF course. II ii
done correctly.
Z The slip may be pasted on the re.
verne side Of postal. or on the left.
hand side OF that portion Of the card
designated for the address
II must not. however. interfere
with the portion OF tho card reserved
for the postoffice mark and stamp.
Communicate with tho postoffice
II your card Is returned to you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Prosecutor Wants
2 Men Extradited

Requests for extrsdition OF two
men wanted on criminal charges In
Washington were sent Tuesday 70
the governor OF California from the
King county prosecuting attorneys
office.
Joseph A. AEuiiar. accused Of Eel.
ony. Is being held In San Francisco.
while -. A. Hatfield. wanted ON a
charge OF grand larceny. In In Los
Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Burglar Takes 500,
Watch and Trousers

A burglar who entered the sum
mer home OF Meyer Himmcihoch. at
TbrceTree point. early Tuesday. de-
parted with Himmelhoch's gold
watch and his son. Harold Himmei-
hoch's trousers. containing 800 In
cash and a watch.
Another burglar entered the home
Of Gordon James. 1850 18th ave- ~.
r.. and carried away two watches
and a purse containing IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Accuse Dairy Man
of Grand Larceny

william Smith. dairy empioye.
was arrested in Everett Monday
night on a charge OF grand larceny
and brought 10 Seattle by deputies
from the King county sherifrs Of
flee.
He IL accused Of entering the
room OF w. Haugan on = dairy farm
near Auburn Friday night and car
rying away suitcase fIricd with
clothing and 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
FARM LANDS

CANADIAN PACIFIC ny. LAND
5000. 900 acres Of fertile prairie land.
ready for the pillow. Mt an average
price Of f18 per acre: 20-year
terms: 2 per cent Interest for first
z years; no principal payments for
OF rich Irrigated alfalfa land at
fight $4,000 loan Tor Improve.
ments makes u easy for you to
low rates to- Alberta. For maps.
literature and rates. apply to Ca
madam Pacific ny. Land Dept. 208
y Pioneer Bldg; Main 3333.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Establish Direct
Cable to Antwerp

Direct communication from New
York TO Antwerp. belgium. has been
made possible by extension OF cables
from London. the Commercial Cable
Co. announced Tuesday. Within
two weeks. II was stated. direct con.
ncciions win be established with
Amsterdam, Holland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

YoNKERs. n. Y. July 26.-Coif.
crs thought the 18th hole had been
revived In some mysterious way
when two alligators appeared on the
course. They had merely escaped
from n lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
sINCKs AMI nONDs
4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~ III SINESS Oi'FOtsIuNIIIES
SOLD IN 10 DAYS
All lines ~ business sold. partners
obtained: additional capital pro-
cured. We have nuinbers OF buy
err waiting. BUSiNf.25 ~ GOOD
NTH uS. FOR Quisk ACTION,
get IN touch with this office al
once. We can sell your o@sinsss
fs aasn foar r1 ,,orls s I ,.Ias
Main stis.
A GOOD flint
3 roernr and bath Furnishings good.
minutes from this Office. Ca
tic. desirable. clean; rooms fun
1900: net income $50 month. Zee
MIR HEMENlvAY 4z1 Burke Bid.
In Al location. Established ~
| years. $4,000 business last year;
fuil equipment: everythlng Eoes-
| For a quick sale. s27oo, or In
voice. nee AIR. HEsshSwAp. <s2
| burke fiidg.
IwANTED,--P AnTY TO puT Up
$4,000 in good. clean. we'll estsh-
lish business. viii also put up
f3foo. and you handle the money.
Good profit. Absolutely safe. beo
me at once. ia N. s1rd. fhinncy
car.
1850 GROCERY
This IL q bargain at price. Light
groceries andssoft drinks Good
lsns Sec 2 2Tsr, S. .nss f f% rias w
CONFECTIONERY, SOFT DRINKS
| Embellishments close to school. nice
clean place. THIS In a dandy little
store. Particulars sis Yale Bldg
A RTLESDfD LITTLE BUSINESS
place for sale reAsonabir- Well
established trade. Investigate at
1890 Howell st
tz.6Oe-f;ftorERY ON WILL IN
yoiee. nehIIns. 7os ID avs. RIM iii
Is PERSONAL
zoSs- THEilAi'Y
Begins wsdsssday. n. a. $40
Free clinic. Outfsts for sale. Mrs.
Mary J. WAshburn. 1tio Rainier
ave. BEACON sfif.
ny OWNER
Small grocery. s-yesr lease. $50 per
month. Must self within 10 days
ave, Ner,h 1855.
IuoDY MASSAGE FAD RHEUMA-
tisux neuritlr. etc. Grace Ire. 1880
Eighth ave. room LOG. Open Sum
days
SOAP LAKE FAITHS. MINERAL.
E:,,n . 81 rSes roa I,s no, and Fine
tOAf I@Ahf fsAitfs nNHFt'sts-
Lady attendants t5s Globe Bldg.
First and Msdiron-
MASSAGE. pATiiS. LADY ATTEND
ants 81. Pacific Bidr.
HufsEfs--Mrs. A. wiiielksen. Sunset
t1sI.
leo REAL ESTATE LOANS
Money Tor farm and acreage iosnA
tEoTHE FARM INTO. CO. 100. Srd.
Il
Iio7 CARD or THANKS
| I WISH To EXPAEss NY APPRE-
citation ~ tho Kindness and SYM
| patty IT friends. neiUhborn. the
| Eidrsdge Buick Co. aud Nssuur
during my late b~reAvsmenI Ma
Chas. r, Herman .
WANTED TO MORROW 1900 ON
Bant IudR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
COMPLAINT WAS FILED h

Judge Cordon's court Tuesday morn.
Ing against r. L. Hinson. charging
him with grand larceny. Iiinson Is
accused Of stealing an auto valued
at $3.50 July -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
NdIESMEN WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

TT WHEN MOVING JUNE II, BE
Wween Old Colony, at Boren and
Cherry. and 1915 r.. Thomas. vol
nmes 10. II. IL and 10 OF the Ger
man Classics and volume 10 Of
Universal Anthology, with other
books. Jules yerne's Twenty Thou
Sand Leagues Under the Sea. and
fSllver flask with the initials II. J.
n" engraved on side. Return 1915
"A Thomas. or East 4555. Reward.
No questions asked.
B7T - 1<ADY'S WRIST WATCH.
77EIasn. monogram III. r.. H." on
bark: lost between Hhnford and
Admiral way. on California ave-.
morning Of July rs. Reward.
phone West o71o-J.
AUTO TIRE. OWN
~ may have same by describing
tire and paying for this ad. Apply
~ write 70 q. Beckiand. 7zf 10th
ave. Seattle.
(O8T--cAMIsO PIN. .sURROUNDED
With pearls. Cherished keepsake.
CAPITOL 3ssz. REWARD.
2454 Harvard N.
n IAN WEIsFIRLD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw u away.
80 Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
- FOR sALE-waTERFWONT
PROPERTY

a itknE OPPORTUNITY
To Immediately own, occupy. on q
first payment 81 1900, then month
~. 81 acres. beautiful water front.
age. half.mtio OF ~. with good
house tphotus show)s fruits n
abundance An "oid home" whole
cost $50 per acre. quick action.
CHARLES SOMlsRS COMPANY
Alaska Buildipg,
SALT WATER BEAtH TlLscrs
One thing - have natural shade
trees at the beach. on level land.
aud another TO conve, o. you It's
beauties without scsing. For Hize.
Price ana trina, see
JOE WIksiiIi, 1910 THIRD AVE
DOCTOR WANTED
Water front farm for sale. vel Inn
proved chicken ranch. Fine chance
for good doctor No doctor on
island. Box ITO. IL n. D. Port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

DO YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN
Central Agency. Ford Dealers.
broadway and Pike. East 03z0. on
terms Of 1875 down. and only 81
interest?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

IMPROVE Youn VACANT LOT
with a PERFECT SMALL. HOUSE
IL 10 the one way 70 avoid a iosn
I build them
IL q .rETERS Tss Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
STAGE DRIVERS.
TAKE NOTICE
NASH 5-PAssENcER

Late model. I just had IL revar-
nished. IL has almost new cord
tires. special leather top. viii
sell II on easy terms. Mr.. O'kcliy.
Capitol 1918.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attorucys-atLaw
j, =. HAf.I,--Es tabiished 1881. All
cases: moderate fees; consultation
free. Main 72e7.. siS Burke Bldg.
sos Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

10 ACRES. $1,000
Good 3-room house: considerable
clearing; Joins old farm In skagit
county. 5000 cash.
II. G. PETERS, 726 Third Ave.
20 ACRES GOOD SOIL. 81 MILES
from Seattle; fine auto road from
here: new house. wood shed. and
lIa per month. 2620 list s. w.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-10-13
ODD AUTO ACCIDENT
CAUSES MANS DEATH
Piece Of Glass From Broken
Windshield cuts JuguldT.

r..
Philadelphia. - David Glnns, "a
years old, of Chester, was fatally
injured In an unusual manner In col
lision in which three automobiles We're
involved at Fifty fouth and Green
way avensA
Nome of the cars we're greatly dam
aged, but the impact cracked the wind
shield OF the car Ginns was In, and a
small pasce OF the glass flew back and
hit him on tie neck, severing his jugu-
bag vein.
Gtnns Was In the car driven by DIR.
u. Br4cknan OF 633S Woodland ave-
nue., and WAS beside him IN the front
seat.
DR. Bz4ckulan saw the seriousness Of
the injury, and made strenuous efforts
to stop ne flow Of blood by covering
the vpund With rud OF bandage6, and
as quickly az one Ct the cars could be
put In commission Gfnns was taken to
the Mlserfcurdia Hospital as fast as
the car could go, but he died In the
hospital short time after being I'D
mttted
The glass which cut him vas said to
be less than half the size Of a mans
hand, but it's edge was sharp as ra-
zor, and the tngular vein was com
pIetely severed None Of the other
three men In the car were even slight
iy injured.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-10-13
Trucks Cut Cost Of Coal

Pottsville, Pa. = High railroad
rates on hard coal are hit by motor
trucks, which are hauling anthracite
from the mines here to towns from
thirty to fifty miles away at a rate
which enables the coal to be sold for
seventy-five cents ton less than if
hauled over the railroads.
Truck owners say they can do this
at a profit because several dollars is
now calculated in the price of coal for
transportation, while it is bought at
the lowest prevailing rates at the
mines.
That the new situation which is de-
veloping will compel the early lower
ing of railroad rates is regarded as
extremely likely, but railroad officials
are emphatic in saying this cannot be
done without another cut in wages.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-10-13
GENERAL MARKETS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dull.
Winter straight, s6.35@6.60. Spring
patent, $9.5001025.
WHEAT-Steady; No. 2 red, s1.14
@119.
oATs-Weak No. white, Az @
45hc.
Fl ULTRY-Live, steady; hens, &c
032c; old roosters, 16@18c. Dressed,
quiet; choice fowls, SIC; old ROSTERS.
21c.
BUTTEP-Firm; fancy creamery,
4S050c.
EGGS - Firm; selected, 62063c
nearby, soc; western. 49c.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-10-13
Fortune In Vest Pockets.
veterans.

New York Customs officials
noticing bulges in the vest pockets of
Raffaele Romano as he left his first
class cabin when the President Wilson
locked from Italy, searched him and
announced finding $4,000 in diamonds
and jewelry. - 'sieft, ,ae7@'es.'' 90
Romano, engaged in the building
trades here, had not included the jew
elry in his customs declarations, in
spectors said He claimed American
citizenship. .,.y
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-10-13
ayton Lawyer Beaten and
Stabbed Seven Times by
Unknown Assailant
|lNGERPRINTs ONLY CLUE
olive for Crime Is Deep Mystery
'one Witness informs Police He
Heard Woman Scream About
the Time of the Killing.

dayton, O.-Lucien a. Seward, aged
\ an attorney, was found dead in his
lice in the Reibold building here.
lie had been stabbed seven times,
katen over the head and about the
bdy. The blade of penknife, about
Tree inches long, was found lying be-
de his body. The handle Of the
|life was found on Stewards desk.
|he Office in which the murder was
bmmitted showed signs of terrific
|ruggle which preceded the killing.
he telephone was torn from the wall,
large steam radiator torn from the
Dor, bookcases smashed and blood
battered all over the walls.
Police say that Soward's assailant
Eobably seated himself across fiat
|p desk from Seward and after a
eated argument picked up a large
lass inkstand and threw it at him.
he dead mans forehead was bruised
bid covered with ink.
! A girl who works in a beauty par
lr across the corridor from Stewards
fice told police that shortly after she
burned from lunch, she heard loud
Fgument in Stewards office, but paid
b attention to it.
| A man told police he heard wom-
scream in Soward's office. Police
[e working on the theory that the
|prderer attacked Seward after an
Fgument either over woman or f.
hncial matters.
Finger prints on the handle Of the
bcket knife have given police their
bly, clue thus far.