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Evening star., 1921-06-04
MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGA.
|IOW. WITH 125-FT. FRONT

Beautiful 5-room and bath bungalow; gas.
elec. lights, nice fixtures: large doored attic:
cellar under entire house, furnace heat, front
and back porches, septic tank. elec. motor
1877 deep; located on Garrison road. Clarendon.
Va. blocks north Of Cherry Valley station
on 18th and Pa. ave. elec. line. Sign on prop
srty (Mr. Tanners place.. Price. S.. go.
Terms. $3.50 cash; balance. $3.50 per month.
includes everything. Owner-occupant. In
spect any time. Possession 80 days.
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Also. bungalows and cottages from 81 600
mp: acreage. lots. farms: on terms to suit.
= E. C. Hall.
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~No. 3-10 r.. b.; beautiful shade. large
lawn, garage and all other outbuildings. 'front.'
ing on main boulevard with small lake. Price,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE

FINE SUBURBAN HOME.
This fine home is located at Vienna. Va. The
dwelling contains eight large rooms and la til.
built on stone foundation; good dry cellar.
I.ars. p"rces. beautiful grounds with large
trees and variety of shrubbery. some Of which
Is said 10 he over one hundred years old. Any
one looking for desirable home in good
community. within fifteen miles of Washing
ton. on two trolley lines. should inspect this
attractive property. Price. 5000.
VIM. 7. BALLARD,
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s. 2OOo-FIvE-ROoM BUNGALOW. NEWLY
painted: hot-water heat; fruit trees; shrubs;
poultry: lots. Terms arranged. Inquire ].
c. MATHER, Harrison Station. West Cherry
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FINE NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROAD
;-S- r. b.; exec. lst.: hdw noors; garage;
lawn; trees: large lot for chickens. fruit etc.
Terps TQMLINSON. 3of Southern bldg.
NJ. T445. franklin sol. -
Evening star., 1921-06-04

Big Sale of Lots.
Presnell Park. between Hatfield and Lyon
Park. Va. On Wash and Va. Il. r. Small
cash payment balance monthly. Best avail
able cheap lots in Arlington county. Come out
Sunday and be convinced. Take cars marked
Fort Myer and Arlington. at 18th st and Penn
ave. Get OF at Hatfield. Agent ground
]. NJ Johnson. sales nCent. 5s
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BROOKLAND. D. C.

81 900, beautiful detached home in the most
desirable and convenient section of this lovely
and chicken house. Room for garage. House
is in perfect condition. First floor has large
reception hall, living room. spacious dining
room and pantry, kitchen and Kitchen pantry.
laundry. Three large. sunlight bedrooms and
Kitchen. isi immense attic over house. Hot-water
ably priced house in the D. G. Only $500
|'''' DAVIS & STEELE,
1870 N. 7. Ave. NV. N. 5ose. .ssss.
SIS DOWN. SIS A MONTH.
For $375 we will build for you
an attractive metal house, 1Ox20.
Also larger houses and terms to
suit. Let US show you one.
Standard Building Corporation,
New Davidson Bldg, 921 18th
st. NV. Phone M. 5672.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND
ibath. electric lights and gas: small cash pay
ment Can be seen any time. Apply "A Ham
iiton St. Cottage City. Md. s.
BARaAIN.RIyERpALE MD ROOMS
OWNER. Telephone HyattsyllIe. 27s.M. s.
5-RooM BUNGALOW. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
bath sleeping porch; all conveniences; garage:
large lot; garden planted. Take Arlington
line to Penrose. See MRS. ERNEST. Sc
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE, 8O-FEET
frontage, on concrete street, with city improve
ments, near handsome homes in Chevy Chase.
D. c.: fine shade. Price. SOC So. it.. on easy
lAyments- Address BOX 149-M. Star oflice:-
FOR SALE FROM owNER-s-RooM HOUSE:
slate roof: sleeping porch; h.w. heat: tiled
bath; electric lights: acre lot, containing AZ
fruit trees. berries. hne garden: immediate pos
ss''l'A . =: /. MORRISON:
Il ROOMS. LARGE LOT, FRUIT. HENNERY.
shade, sleeping porch. open fireplace. parQuet
floors. metal roof. Price, $1,000, $1,000 cash.
balance to suit.
No. 2-Gentleman's suburban home. IL r,
- b. "A natural forest. shade, barn. garage,
private lake. fruit. stream. Price. $4,000.
~No. 40 r.. b.; beautiful shade. large
lawn. garage and all other outbuildings, front.
ing on main boulevard with small lake. Price,
Also bungalows and cottages from s., 600
mp: acreage. lots. farms: on terms to suit.
E. c. Hall. T.
No. Milton ave.. Clarendon. Va. g.
se,ooo-FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW. NEWLY
painted: hot-water heat; fruit trees: shrubs;
G.. MATHER. Harrison Station. West Cherry
FINE NEW BUNGALoW-CoNDUIr ROAD
lawn; trees: large lot for chickens. fruit, etc.
Terns TQMLINS0N. 3:f Southern bldg.
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6 ROOMS. ONLY S.. 500.

Splendid o-story home. contains s large
rooms. attic. cellar front and rear porches:
tin roof. cutters and downspouts; modern
improvements: lot 6Ox1o0: located in May
wood (Cherrydale,. Va. No. 311 Columbia st.
Price. $500: terms. $500 cash; balance. $40
PEI month. Sign ON property; Inspect sun
! sion 30 days. Near school. cars. churches.
stores, etc.
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Farm BARGAINS.

Near Edgemore. Chevy Chase and Bradle,
Hills: ffty-acre tract: good Groom farmhouse
center-hall type: necessary Outbudings
spring branch; only 500 per acre; sacrifice fol
quick sale.
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S12SM

Large garden: lots of fruit teees: Of the
most attractive homes in TakOma Park: near
school. library. stores and cars: eight rooms
and bath: hot-water heat: every Improvement.
Yon should see this place. Terms. 5000 cash,
balance to suit purchaser.
II TunpNTnN
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O. 3. ZANTZINGER,

O. 3. ZANTZINGER,
912 10th st. NV. Main 531i.
A SPLENDID LITTLE FARM OF ACRES.
4-rnom bungalow. 9 porches. good shade; only
miles from ID. c.: near car line and macadam
road. bargain at $500.
wM. II. I4ANHAM. 400 st. NV.
pULP-WOOD AND TIMBER LANDS
100 acres-mso:ly pulp wood. white oak and
big timber: in Maryland: on state road: twelve
miles from Washington; price. 81 600. For par
i:cusrs phone +. L. Norris, Franklin ITO. 1s
ONE MILE FROM GREAT FALLS. VA ;
beautiful tract Of farm and timber land Rea-
for selling, cannot live on the farm. Don't
fail to write to
Box Al, Fairmont W Va Sc
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SS,LoU.
Pretty SIX rooms and bath: sleeping porches;
all city improvements: lot 50x13O: near 14th
| st. car line. Terms. 5000; balance easy.
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No. 2-Gentleman's suburban home. - r.
private lake, fruit, stream, Price, $15,O 600.
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FOR RENr-sTOKEs

SUITABLE FOR DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS:
electric light. all conveniences. Phone North
7j45 or 3J13 18th st. nc. -
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Have immediate purchasers for
small, modern houses, in all sec
tons. If your house is for. sale
at reasonable price, call me up.
P. F. CARLEY,
F, 6153. 617 E St. NV.
HOME IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION:
city or d. @. suburbs: six to twelve rooms.
S0l Southern bldg. Main 872.
wANTED-PROPERTY TO SELL. IF YOUR
prices and terms are reasonable we have I'm.
mediate purchasers. What have you b of.
fer2 Phone sales department.
THOS. &. FARRELL.
Main 766 Suite 831. Woodward bldg.
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Near Leesburg Va. on state highway: ex-
cellent blue grass land: 175 acres. slightly roll
ing. ~ acres woodland: fenced and cross
fenced: brick house. IL rooms, baths. h.~ H..
electricity, hardwood floors and trim: cepler-
hall type laundry. smoke house. complete ten
ant house: 2-story garage; chauffeur's quarters:
spring house: ice house: cold storage house;
large barn: chicken houses: many other fine
improvements: near perfect and complete
farm that can he found: only s45, 900: con-
venient terms arranged. t9SG14)
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IAkUMA SFECIAIsiSI.
81 900 7-ROOM HOUSE: NEWLY DECO.
rated: lot GOx3OO: hath. city water. electric
ity. gas. chicken house. flowers. shrubbery.
grapes berries fruit; leaving town. Address
BOX 3ts3 VI. Star office.
FOR SALE OR EXCHASGE-BY OWNER.
Beautiful country home: S-room house: cleo
tricty: fruit of all kinds: 81, acres ground.
all planted: 40 minutes to Treasury: squares
from Riverdale electric cars: pre-war price:
mus: sell. Phone Hyatts-Hl-M. 5s
Evening star., 1921-06-04

SIX OR SEVEN ROOM HOME. IN GOOD
northwest section; Possession desired Yithin 45
days; must have fair terms proposition. Phone
Col. 1920. Address Rox 94-M. Star office.
AM IN THE MARKET FOR DETACHED
must have large rooms. baths, sarase
porches and modern Improvements: will pay
equity cash; not over 0,000. Address Box
130-M. Star Office
IT'S HUMAN NATURE TO WANT TO DO
things when ones mind il fully decided. The
same applies to selling your house-and the
place to have 1T sold is this office. Buyers
know we have large list Of select PROPERTIES.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 4597. i 1913 st.
GOOD BRICK HOUSE. TO ROOMS,
from Sc, 600 to 5000; state particulars. Ad-
dress Box ISM. Star Office.
WANTEp-To PURCHASE GROOM HOUSE.
any good section: make substantial cash nay
ment; pay high 50. 500. Write full partic-
ulars. Apt. 81. 1881 California st.
WANTED-MoDERN OR 10 R. HOUSE, 2
b. hardwood floors, hot-water heat. electricity:
northwest section; price. between SO. 600 and
sl4. 900. Address Box 35-M. Star Office. No
dealers. s.
HOME IN THE NORTHWEST NEAR A CAR
rooms and pay all cash. Col. 4s74.
WANTED-A MODERN NV HOME ODE
tached. semi-detached or corner preferred) !:
town Of north Of Conn. ave. bridge not con-
sidered; price not to exceed $50, 600: give
exact location in reply. Address Box 175-L.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-06-04

5-room bungalow. construction perfect. finest
location; block to cars. Sc, 100.
5 rooms, ami; nice location. IL blocks to
rooms. bungalow. in Woodbridge: ami; a
peach $500.
rooms, bungalow. in Woodbridge: ami
$0.750.
rooms. gas electricity; sewer and water
available So 100.
4 homes: premises equipped for chickens.
Numerous building lots in Mt. Rainier.
II new bungalows in Mt. Rainier.
Stock Of dry goods and notions at lump or
invoice
Ali above properties at one-fare stop. in white
community.
I have the best in Mt. Rainier.
L. w. RANDOLPH,
s716 34th St. IL blocks north from car stop Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09

Cuts cost Of drinking good coffee.
xient Blend. ~ lbs. soc. ID. 35c.
NJ. A. Hansen. 40 Economy Market.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
LARGEST AIR
Liner WRECKED

LAWSON FIELD. Milwaukee.
Wis. May "A W. Lawson. inven.
tor and builder Of air liners. was
down TO his field shortly after dawn
today saivaging his wrecked plane
and directing his crew TO make hur
ried repairs
Lawson'n <o-nasH~nEvr air liner.
tho largest ever built. smashed TO
earth yesterday after q, hit a tree
on ~. trial trip.
Damage OF The air monster can be
repaired In two months. Lawson said
"I'ii Just have 20 start over again. .
he said. This does no, discourage
me at all. It's the frs; wreck I've
had In IL years. Thoas who saw the
plane fiy know n was mechanically
perfect Tho short running field
cnused tho wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
HOUSE CAT ADOPTS
FIVE ORPHAN FOXES
WORTH $500 EACH

WARREN. Pa. May s.-A
house cat has saved $4,000 for l..
w. Archibald. superintendent OF
the Warren black fox ranch. by
adopting five orphaned foxes.
Last Sunday fox on the ranch
gave birth 10 five cubs. but soon
afterward died. The cubs, worth
$500 each. seemed doomed. There
was no other mother fox that
might be prevailed upon to adopt
the orphans.
But the Archibald cat had Just
become n mother. and this gave
the superintendent an idea He
removed the kittens from their
mother and put the little foxes at
her breast. The cat eyed the new
corners with suspicion for n few
minutes, but without hostile dem
onstration. and finally took the
orphans ms her own.
AS soon as II was evident that
the experiment was n success, Mr..
Archibald put the kittens out Of
the way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
Ex-COP HELD
FOR BURGLARY

ID. ~. Schoonover. former police.
man. was arrested on charge Of
burglary Saturday night He Is al
legged TO have gone twice to a house
with Jack Palmer. garage owner. the
two impcrsonat.ng deputy sheriffs
and searching from attic TO cellar
for liquor. :
Palmer was arrested Friday but
was held secretly In the county jail
while deputy sheriffs searched the
city for Schoonoyer. The iattor's ar.
rest occurred In the Green Lake dis
trict.
BAH for each OF the men has been
fired at 1900 on a complaint chnrg.
ing burglary in the second degree.
ISSUED by Justice OF the Peace c. c.
Dalton.
Schoonover was recently charged
with being n tointisi In connection
with tho operation Of the notorious
Black Cat Tavern. raided and closed
by Sheriff Matt stnrwich Feb. ~
The charge was. however. dismissed
by the prosecuting attorney. who
said the evidence was insufficient
In the complaint on which he was
arrested Saturday he and Palmer are
accused by w. T.. woeike. for hire
driver. Of going 10 his home. ios2o
Aurora ave-. May !. and demanding
Of his wife and mother that they be
allowed 10 search the house. Accord
Ing 10 the women. they said they
were deputy shcriffs and had search
warrants. but did not show them.
They ranracked the house. demand
Ing liquor. the women said
During an alleged second visit at
: a m. Thursday the women said
they did not open the door but called
the police instead and the men fled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09

DfBURA. Cni.-Three fircmen in.
jured I'm 100000 business section
fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09

SAN QUENTIN. Cal - Rufus
Acosto stabbed to death BY Manuel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
MRS. STEVENS
GAINS IS POUNDS,
She DECLARES
Is Over Troubles From
Which She Suffered Since
Childhood: Tells of Little
Sons Recovery

1T IN moro than = pleasure 10
mo to praise Taniac. for the way
n has helped my little boy and
myself certainly h something to be
thankful for" said Mrs. Hattie r.
Stevens. sIas 18th ave. Seattle.
Washington. recently.
1--WE gained ffteen pounds by
taking this grand medicine. and u
has ainost entirely relieved mo OF
n trouble that bothered me since
early childhood. When I WINS n
little girl commenced suffering
with severe headaches. and for
years before I got Taniac my gen.
eraI health seemed to be going
down hill. Then about . year ago
had breakdown. lost my appc-
tito entirely. and got TO where ]
couldn't eat anything without sui.
fering the most awful pain and dir
trcss from indigestion. Gas on
stomach. heartburn. pains and dis.
trcas weakened me and made my
nerves no 'touchy' just sat up
in my chair many nights because
couldn't sleep. ! always felt so
tired could hardly do any OF my
homework.
"But my very first bottle OF
Taniac made me feel like a dit'
fcrent woman. I'm In just splcn.
did condition now. can eat any
thing ! want without n bit OF trou'
bic. and hardly ever have heae.
ache any more. My little boy was
in an lawfully puny condition. but
there's all the difference In the
world In him since he's been taking
Taniac- We think Tanlac Is simply
grand"
Taniac IL sold In Seattle by the
Bartcll Drug Stores and leading
druggists --Advcrtisemcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
Smallpox Epidemic
Probable, He Ayers

Unless senate bill No. $50. provid.
Ing for exemption Of school children
from medical examination. In defeat
cd. the state of Washington will be
swept with an epidemic Of smallpox
this year. was the prediction OF
Joseph W. Gilbert. secretary OF the
League for Conservation Of Public
Health. in an address before the
King County Democratic club Satur-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09

wENATcHEE--Twclvo aliens in
Cheian county seek American clti-
renship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
Boston Bags
$4.65

n N ADVANTAGEOUS
"A purchase on the part
of the Mems Department
affords this opportunity to
offer you these high grade
bags of cowhide at this un-
usual price.
They are made Of boarded
cowhide, of heavy stock,
sewed frame and durably
lined; shown in black and
cordovan in sizes 13 to 16
inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
Girl, Love-Struck,
Leaves Her Home

Alleged TO have been enamored
of n Filipino youth. Margaret Nc
Kenna. Is. Astoria high school girl.
ran away from her home. She Wns
found here in the Y. w. c. A Sun-
day night by her father. Tho FIJI
Pine lad. said to have attracted The
girl. Is held In Jail In Astoria
Parents. meeting In the Oregon
city recently. protested against the
attendance at the school there Of =
number of Filipino boys. The local
girls are said to have lionized Tie
islanders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
Twins, Triplets
Come in One Year

HUBBARD LAKE. Mich. May >.
Twice this year tho stork has Wis.
tied the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Or
viiis Robh The first time. May 5.
1870. triple,s were born on April
.. last. twins came.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
DYE ONLY WITH
DIAMOND DYES"

Uniess you ask for diamond
Dyes" you may get poor dye that
strcaks. spota. fades or gives that
dyed look Every package Of Dla-
mond Dyes contains simpie direc-
tons for homo dycins or tlnting any
new. rich. fadciens color into gar
menss or drap~rie. OF any material.
No mistakes. No faiiurcsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
Bomb IL Discovered
at Mexicali Fipht

MFxfCALf. Lower California.
May "a disaster was prevented Mt
n prize fight here last night when
a Mexican plain clothes man discov.
cred n bomb In small room off the
main pavilion. The bomb had n
burning fuse attached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-09
Many School CMldrea are Sickh

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare OF their children. should
nsvrr be without . bon of Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children. for use
throughout the s~A-oa They Break up
Colds. Relieve Fev~rsshne~~. Constipation.
Teethtnx Disorders. HeaAArhs and s<orn-
ach Troubles rssd BY rrotNeFs for over
10 years. THESE POWDERS GIVE Sat
izrAcTIoS All Drug Store. ponr
accept any suhxti;uta
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-29
SEEK MURDERER OF FLORIDA C|TIzEN N
Macon Police Look for Wom- an in Connection With
 Armstrong's Death
By Associated Presn

Macon, Ga, December 2S.-Police tonight were trying to find another woman in connection with their in- vestigation of the death of E. P. Armstrong of Miami, Fla, and Att lanta, Ga, who was found at the rear of a hotel here Christmas night and who lived only q few minutes after reaching hospital. s Armstrong and a woman regis tered at one of the leading hotels here on the night of December 23, the police claim, and the woman left on a train for Albany. Ga, the next day.
 F. B. Armstrong, wife and sister, was written on another hotel register the same night. Charges of lolter- ing have been placed against two women, Minnie Perry and Bessie Jones under arrest in connection with the case. Their cases are scheduled to be heard in police court tomorrow.
 The police are also trying to locate suitcase, two insurance policies and money that Armstrong is known to have had a few hours before he dipd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-29

Camille did not speak. She was too angry and. disgusted with Reggie. the scandal monger.
 There was a married woman up in Jo'burg who-if what rumor says Is right"
 Camille rose up in wrath. She looked extremely pretty and superbly naughty.
 That's quite enough, thanks. Yes can take your gossip to the servants hall, or to catty women but I refuse to listen to It."
 Like an outraged goddess, she swept past him. and on up the wide staircase to her room.
 But once alone within its four walls. her former happy mood re- turned. fig for Reggie and his old woman stories! Elliot Glyn was com ing back again -. tomorrow she to would see him life was ownderful, and full of sunshine!
 He came.
 Not on the morrow, as Camille hoped, but on the following oay' ar- irving at Gilchrenan lodge at noon.
 It had proved impossible to get rid of Reggie. Like the proverbial leech did that youth stick" He was be- ginning to be really frightened that the girl would slip beyond his grasp
 There was no chance of tete-a- tete, then, for Camille and the man from Africa.
 q got through my bushes mighty quick" remarked Elliot Glyn at lunch time. with his eSss on Camille's pret- ty face Town was appallinsly hot and stuffy. was longing all the time for a breath of moorland afr"
 From the tone of his voice 1t was evident that tho lure of highland breezes was no more potent than the urge to see her once again.
 She flushed a little. Camilla, pal pitant and with that wild-rose coior in her cheeks. was the most fascinat. ing thing on earth.
 Reggie-as we'll as the person whom he called "usurper"--thought so, toe
 The chap was no doubt going tt make some date with Miss Camilla
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-29
TWO WOUNDED IN
 SHOOTING AFFRAY
Following Dispute Over Cards Italians Engage in Duel
 at Thomas

Tony Scabotta is in the Ensley in- firmary with a bullet wound in his arm and Tony Genan. Sr, is in the Norwood infirmary with a bullet hole through his left lung as result of . pistol duel in which the two men engaged last night at o'clock in the Italian quarter in Thomas Mike Genan and Tony Genan, Jr., were ar rested by Ensley police officers. who charged that they were also connect ed with the shooting affray.
 It is stated by police officials that the men had been engaged in a game of cards when dispute arose be- tween them and the shooting fol- lowed.
 Officerss Tyler, Cochran and Me- Farland of the Ensley police station were summoned and put Mike Genan and Tony Genan, Jr., under arrest The two later made bond.
 The condition of Tony Genan, ST., was reported to be very grave by at- taches al the Norwood infirmary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-29

Confound his impudencel
 He-Reggie-would butt in first.
 T say, what about climbing that jolly old hill we spoke about? Ben Mac-Something-o -or-Other? can't pronounce these tongue-twist Gaelic names. Remember. you promised you'd come with me, Camille? And this afternoons ideal weather. What dyou say2"
 Camille stralghtened. Reggie wasn't going to get the better of her.
 i've already arranged to go for a walk. thanks" She flung a quick look toward Elliot Glyn. who was sit- ting next her.
 Reggie told himself this wasn't true.
 He tried again.
 Well, let's make a party of it, and do a bit of climbing. I'm game. If you are" He turned to Dolly. You trot along. too. It'll do you the world of good"
 Oh, not I. I'm no mouantaineer I'd only hold the party back" laughed Dolly. Then she added, with faint malice:
 But Camille Is keen on climbing. and so Is Mir. Glyn. Take them along
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-29
SPARROW SPEAKS
 ON ADVERTISING

The class in business administra- tion of the Junior Chamber of Com merce held it's regular weekly meet ing last night in the auditorium in the Chamber of Commerce building. A. K. Akers presided over the meet ing.
 John Sparrow, president of the Sparrow Advertising agency, was the principal speaker during the eve ming. He spoke upon advertising and dealt with all phases of success ful advertising. Mir Sparrow has been connected with the advertising game since boyhood and has had extensive newspaper experience. He stressed in his speech the value of newspaper advertising to the busi- ness man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-29
MARSHAL s BODY IS
 FOUND IN SWAMPS

Miami, Fla, December 2S.-The body of Adam W. Oberlin. deputy United States marshal for south eastern Florida. who disappeared on December 15, was found in the Everglades near here today by senrchers led by two Seminole Indians.
 Members of his family stated tonight that they believed Ober- lin killed himself while worry ing over financial matters.