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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE 10

B. F. EBORN
 REAL ESTATE 315 Empire Bldg. M. 8173 HoMEs-s Special prices and terms quoted for Monday and Tuesday only. Some who wait until Tues day may lose the very home they SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Mod s-room, 2story residence, half block car line, near Glen Iris, Ideal home. fine condition; s7,bO0, SOUTH Modern. well built 2story, s-roorn rest dence, fine condition, choice loca- tion, block 18th St. line s6,5o0. bargain; good terms; might con SOUTH Modern. 2-story, sroom residence. block Highland Ave, nesr Elm St; sT,s50, easy terms,
 SOUTH HIGHLANDs-lo-roonr residence. block goth St., near Five Points; special bargain, good terms; look into this.
 HIGHLAND AvE.-Near Five Points large choice lot. 17room residence; will pay fine interest; Si5,ooo; reasonable terms. SOUTH HIGHLANDs-7ox2 g. 5000; block goth St, blocks Five Points: si7ooo; terms. SOUTH HIGHLANDs-Four t- room apartments, rental s2oo per month or more; s1i,o0o; reason able terms.
 NORwOOD-New, modern b-room bungalow, choice lot. splendid To- cation immediate possession; $500, $500 cash, balance like rent.
 NORTH HIGHLANDs-Spien modern, 5-room bungalow, attrac- tive and appealing, choice loca- ton. half block car line, price right; immediate possession; req sonable terms.
 wooDLAwN -- Comfortable g. room home, large lot, coming To- cation. near center Woodlawn' exceptional bargain easy terms. Call for particulars.
 wooDLAwN-5-ro dwelling large lot, East Leke line, near 57th St. gas, lights; 3 car lines convenient; 32,20o; cash payment to suit buyer, balance like rent. wooDLAwN Good s-room dwelling, excellent condition. lot 10oxl60, fine fruit rich garden. about block Tidewater and Gate City lines; 5000, $500 cash, $40 month.
 AwN--splendid, modern. choice location, fronts car line, near business center Woodlawn; 1000 cash (perhaps smaller pay ment may dol. balance $50 month; price s5,000 something good, see 1t.
 FAIRVIEW -- broom dwelling block car line, gas, lights bath; good condition, large lot, east ex- posture; s2,6o0, $500 cash, s3o month.
 ENSLEY HIGHLANDs-Terr Court, modern, 6-room bungalow, splendid condition; gas lights, bath; $500; easy terms.
 We have other good homes not quoted which a call at the of flee will place at your disposal We have many unsupplied buyers Property owners will increase their chances by listing their property promptly, properly with this office.
 B. F. EBORN 315 Empire Bldg. M. 8173
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Kt HOUSES FOR SALE 100

HOUSES FOR SALE 1t
 REAL ESTATE You have money to invest? You are renting? You want bigger returns on your money? You want to become inde- pendent?
 THEN SEE US AND WE WILL TELL YOU HOW. Real estate investments are admitted by all finan- ciers to be the safest and the most profitable in the world.
 Landowners are the very foundation of American lndependence-not rent CTS.
 Let us help you increase your incomes by convert ing your Liberty bonds, your railroad bonds or stock into reas property. We know, let us tell you how.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
FOR SALE

A i0-room bungalow in Woodlawn Highlands; modern, needs some repairing. owner retiring, and to good party will sell on terms of $1oo cash and balance $50 month ly, interest and payments in- cluded. Renting for $50 month ly. Only $4s6o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE X HOUSES FOR SALE 10
ROEBUCK

 How would you like to live in the woods, where the air is cool and fresh, away from the noise and congestion of the city? A resting place for your nerves and a playground for your children.
 The class of families living here speaks best for the nelghbor- hood. Some of the largest es- tates around Birmingham are in the neiehborhood of these beau tiful homes.
 Two beautiful bungalows, each having about 2 acres of ground well improved with gardens. chicken houses, fruit trees shrub bery, etc. Modern, including fur mace heat. hardwood floors tile bath, water. sewers, electric lights; both have rooms.y Prices s9,o00 and 1000. See Ebert Jemison.
 Jemison and Company, Inc. 2il N. goth St. Main b2so
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
CENTRAL PARK

CENTRAL PARK
 SUNSHINE FARM Only one left. You must act now before it is too late.
 You want a happy home. Think of this: 4 rooms, 14x14 each; front and back porches, electric lights and city water. On plot of fine ground 228-foot front, on cor ner;; all fenced and chicken house built. Room for chickens, COW and garden. ~ Ae Price $3,000. You only pay 10c and we lend you soc on the dollar. So easy to own your home.
 SEE MIR. OTIS JEMISON AND COMPANY 211 N. goth St. Main 52so
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
SALE OR TRADE

Owner wants to quit real ty game; has some lots in Pinehurst on navad road, will build to ,dit good client with $500 cash, or will sell lots for $1,00C on any terms, and will take second mortgage so par ties can build. Opportuni- ty for some man without much cash and a lot of ambition to get ahead and own his home. If it is Real Estate, In- surance, Mortgage Loans or Rental Property just call Main 5990, or see Golightly or John R. T. Rives, with
 LLOYD REALTY co.
 sn NORTH aisr STREET
 WENT TO CALERA JULY FOURTH - TOWN ON THE BOOM. BUY 4 LOT AND WATCH YOUR MONEY GROW. S1o DOWN AND sfo MONTHLY UNTIL PAID FOR-NO INTER- EST AND NO TAXES.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
EAST BIRMINGHAM

ONE OF THE BEST INVEST MENTS IN BIRMINGHAM DISTRICT FOR PARTY WHO WISHES TO RUN STORE PER soNALLY: A LARGE LOT ON MAIN PIKE TO MOUNT PIN SON. WHERE CAR LINE TURNS. STORE NOW RENTING FOR PER CENT ON ss.0oo. OWNER. IN TIGHT PLACE. NEEDS sI,oO0 CASH, BUT DOESN'T WANT TO MORT CAGE PROPERTY; WILL TAKE 34,9oo. ON TERMS. s1.ooo CASH AND BALANCE MONTHLY; BARGAIN MIXED TRADE, BOTH WHITE AND coLORED. IDEAL LOCATION FOR HARD WORKING FOREIGNER.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
WOODLAWN

Profitable grocery business, stock and fixtures, $s,0o0, and real es- tate. 5000; will sell for s13.260, cash or terms. Corner lot on lst Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100

FOR EXCHANGE
 Have a fine piece of acreage, with a good house and a fine fruit orchard, close to Huffman, which owner will exchange for a home in Birmingham. Prefer a bungalow on South Highlands or in Norwood. An unusual op- portunity of getting a fine country place.
 JEROME TUCKER POT 21st St. Main 69so 1 negotiate loans and make appraisals. for a reasonable fee. If you have idle funds for mort gage investments, shall be pleased to confer with you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100 WILL SELL OR TRADE

@NA-FNS ASC n A@ OAN CFAe~e< ~
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100 WILL SELL OR TRADE
 EIGHTH AVE, NORTH new plumbing. newly decorated inside paint good !ot S7 2 x24oi faces south able so per monthi s1,oO6 cash, assume portgage. $50 monthly; would trade for bungalow in nice location.
 ENSBEY. GAVE. JD Five room bungalow. about years old: bath @ pieess), lights, rooms pss lcorner) street improvements; price, Ss.750; encumbrance reduced to s1,410, payable $40 per month Con or before); ENsLEY HIGHLANDS Modern s-room. 2-story house, furnace. painted vii paper rooms lot s0x1so; aew composition roof price. t5,soo: part payment near 29th st. and 18th ave.
 BROWNS STATION
 (South Bessemer Car Line) Five-room house city water. sink In kitchen, "a blocks highway, 3 h blocks ear ear line good condition except paint feed house. coal house. price. s3, 900; will trade equity sls40, for farm;
 LANTA (oN soUTHERNJ Eight rooms, 2-story hotel. only place for teiephone station; running water ad. joining above on lot 1sOx20O: nice 4- room cottage with sleeping porch; also
 
 house prices. large house and 10 acres. S2,26o' small house and 10 acres, si.250, ham suburban home (prefer 2-story): also would consider something outside city limits what have you.
 BETWEEN BIRMINGHAM AND
 MONTGOMERY (L & N R. R.) Six acres, Broom house. newly papered. and Groom house close to depot; nice little town price. only S2. 500. also ls acres in corn, peas and peanuts; would trade for home in Birmingham; come 
 NEAR RoEBucK SPRINGS Twelve acres; 7-room house, concrete back porch and kitchen floor, cistern and well crete base; 5s-nch fence, chicken houses, long brooder house; 350 young fruit trees bearing heavily; scupperpong and fruit farm price, $7 900. first mort gage. sJ,6Oo would trade for good farm. ANYTHING TO SELL OR TRADE?
 SEE ME
 JAMES s. CARPENTER BETHEA REAL ESTATE & INs. co.
 Residence: Hemlock 2ss. BARGAINS! ! BARGAINSi giassedi In sleeping porch. oak floors. furnace, very nice, located on boulevard, best buy in NorwooG at S6,o0o. 30 beau tiful homes and bungalows from ss 100 YEATMAN, PILL & SMITH
 21oe 1st Ave.
 wooDLAwN-5OxIb good g- room dwelling near the business center of Woodlawn; convenient to churches and schools; exceptional EbeTn. siS Empire Bids. Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

For sale by owner. 6-room bungalow, completely and nicely furnished, ideal location garage; reasonable price and termsi can give immediate possession Call Main 7s19-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
TO TRADE FOR STOCKS, BONDS AND INCOME PROPERTY

Six room bungalow, Forest Park, hardwood floors throughout, fur mace heat. last word in modern bungalows; attractively designed and convenient floor plan; only sil, 300. terms S2500 cash and balance monthly. Automobile. Liberty bonds and good stocks at fair value.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
WANTS AN AUTO

Have a party who has real nice home on South Bessemer car line and good lot: prefers car to home; bargain at $l.750. Bring them around and let us look them over-if 1t will run we will trade with you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
LISTEN! REAL BARGAIN

SOUTH HJGHLANDs-N Nine-room stticco, slate Toof, steam heat, lot s0x190; paved street, can be con verted into duplex easily; owner must sell at once cut to $l0.500. s2.000 cash, balance per cent; where can you equal 1t? Call for engagement. F. A. Bell, 1l6 N. 21st St. Main 7551.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
EAST LAKE

3f,s6D, cash. or any terms. 4room house, just completed; city water; nice lot and convenient to car and schools.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10

NEW BUNGALOW Five-room bungalow, located 731 Alois ave, on South Ensiey car line; built of best material; steam heat; hiSh-class plumbing and electrical fixtures; sale price, $500; will sell to responsible party on very easy terms. Smith Throckmorton-Schult
 Realty Co.
 2124 lst Ave. Main 2157.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10

6-room house with glassed In sleeping porch oak floors. furnace, very nice. located on boulevard, best buy in NorwooG at $6.000. 30 beau YEATMAN, PILL & SMITH
 2109 lst Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
ACREAGE INSIDE
 CITY LIMITS

Five acres; water. lights; just off Ave. F; bargain, on any terms. $500; talk quick, this won't last long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
BY MRS. MAX WEST

After several recent visits TO the
moving pictures I have learned by
experience that Il Is necessary to say
what IL would seem to be n common.
place OF every mothers knowlcdgc-
namely. that no child under years
should ever be taken to the moving
pictures.
II Is especially deplorahie to see
the number OF babes In arms that
are there in tho evening hours when
every baby should be quietly asleep
IN his own bed. But II Is quite as
bad for the toddicrS Some OF the
Iannsons are these:
f7-To take babies and young chill.
dren out in tho evening Is to break
up their regular routine OF daily care.
which Includes a very early bedtime.
To break UP their regular routine Is
90 make their care infinitely harder
and to interfere with their early
training in this essential. and often
TO disturb their health
2-Subjccts them for some hours to
bad air. with the possibility of ex.
poSurc to colds and communicable
diseases OF many sorts
3-Strains their eyes by staring n,
the film
<--Keeps them sitting siill and In
doors at a time az an afternoon per.
formanccl when they ought TO be out
Of doors
Sit is 20 subject them to n ner.
vous strain altogether too hard for
them to bear. II there is no one to
leave the children with. fathers and
mothers should take turns staying
IN. to permit the other parent this
diversion Seifdenia. Is an essential
quality Of a good mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Keep Close Watch
ION Cronkhite Case

31sHINGTpN. Aprii si--U. s.
Attorney Daughcrty said today tha,
lhe department Of justice has every
available fact In its possession with
respect 70 the Cronkhite shooting
0se at Camp Lewis and that IL II
keeping In intimate touch with the
situation
He VIII not Be taken TO washing.
ton state unless Washington state
courts invite him and send a war
rant
Captain Robert Rosenbiuth. whom
Sergeant Roland Pothirr accuses OF
instigating the murder Of Major
Cronkhlfe. has told his story 10
Daugherty and has also been inter
cedsd for by Herbert Hoover and
u. 8. Senator Calder. who have
urged a careful inquiry into the cir
eunstances Of the shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Page One,
Column 3.
Drfps.
rropsf

propsi
Nist ana gioozni
Anu carnival Aprfi 30. Losss fun
Ann Arbce calls Clifford Wood. pro
fessor Of edtlcation at U.
Judg- King Dykeman plays
hockey; goes 10 ball game.
Admitted TO practice. federal court
Attorney Charl<s w. STROLLER.
Young rcpublicans observe Grants
birthday at noon. VOLTS cafeteria
More busineas men -siKn on for
trades relation tour into s. w. Wash.
ingson May - to II.
Bishop Shepard. Portland. speaks
Thursday. 8 .. m, si u commons. 10
U Msthodissa' association
Seattle Greeks wire senate delega,
ton urging support for resolution op
posing concessions to Turkey.
Dr. Maud Parker lectures to PIT
A. at Dunlap school Friday. = p. m.
on Keeping F1t.~ Public invited
Grand RABBIT Hahn Nahoum. for
meriy Of constnatinople. here In in
terewts OF Judaism and good citizen
ship.
pentecossai Mission. ..si Third
ave. was minus n Bible Mt ita even,
ing meeting "Wednesday night some
body stole H.
Miss Ethel Simpson. Admiral Linz
clerk here. wcds X. ". Rush OF
Fahey. Brockman Co. Admiral EN-
ployes In deep grief over losing her
Young mems business club plans
ant. .pesximisrn dinner tonight. s:3o
n, auto dealers rooms. Boyis,on ave
and Seneca st Wee" Coyle tr
speak
Mrs. Ethel Ruby Burke asks city
council for SCI. 900 damages TO com
pensate for death OF her husband
Alton -. Burke. killed April 0. b.
street car.
"vid Ia Viva Viva II n hen
Twice lately she has laid eggs eight
and three -eighths by six and halt
inches. Belongs TO w. II. a. Kahlcr
so3t 10th ave. n. w.
United States Marshal Tobcy and
Deputy Rocks separate at fedora
building to serve subpocnas in oppo
site ends Of city. Twenty minutes
later: Find each other trying to GET
in at ball park.
A. II. Chisholm, submerged two
hours In G5 feet OF water in affair
resembling kitchen hot water tank
ties fancy knots and does Other
stunts In Seattle harbor. It's new
invention OF his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
.LINDEBERC IS
OUT ON BAIL
Attorneys Secure Writ oil
Habeas Corpus

SAN FRANCISCO. April H.
Jafes Iindehers. wanted In Tacoma
on indictments charging him with
having had . part IN the wrscking Of
q hank. Was at liberty here today on
sz.soo bail. following the issuance tcs
. writ of hsbeas corpus
Lindrb~rr surrcndercd 70 the 20
ice yesterday. after hc had failed Ia
an attempt 10 prevent the issuance
OF extradition papers. Ills attorneys
Immediately necured the habcas cor
pus writ. and he was rcieascd.
In the meantime. r. II. Cross. vice
president OF the Pioneer Mining and
Ditch Co. OF which Iindcberg was
president. appeared In the superior
court and asked an injunction re-
s,raining IIndebcrs from making
formal use Of a resignation Cross al
icFcs Llndeberg forced him to sign.
Cross charged Lindeb~rg struck him
and threatened to kill him II he did
not sign the resignation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Eight Arrested in
Big Robbery Probe

DETROIT, April 21.-Four mep
and four women were arrested here
last night by federal agents and 10
cal detectives. for alleged completely
in the. 81 100000 Toledo postoffice
robbery, February H. Joseph A.
Palma, district chief OF the United
states secret service. led the posse
which surprised the eight as they
drove up to a house which Is sus-
pected as having been their head.
ana rfera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
CARLINE MAKES
HUGE PROFIT
Profit Above Operation and
interest $l07,5W

seattie's municipal railway made
a ne; profit Of tio7, 5000 In March.
according to the report on filc at the
city hall today
In February the nst profit was
above $4,000.
Total receipts for March amount
ed TO s5ss.oss3t. Total expenea
including $4,000 interest charges.
amounted 10 stss.5sst<. showing .
net profit OF sioT. .5ot.eo-
This amount Is more than enough
TO meet the payments on principal.
which Is at the rate OF $4,000 a
month.
At the present rate. the street car
line Is making sufficient money to
pay for itself In less than 20 years.
without requiring the city 20 invest
any money whatever in the enter.
prise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
CLUB W|ELDER
ATTACKS TWO
Texas Fiend Eludes Posses
of Officials

DALLAS. TexaA April si--A club.
welding prowier attacking persons
a. they lay asleep. and who has ciud'
I'd posses and police hero for mors
than tNo weeks. claimed two more
victims sarly today.
The mysterious asuaflant erawied
thru the window Of the home Of Mr.
and Mrs- shivciy Russell and with q
two by rpur scanfiing fractured Mrs
Russ-li's skuIl and beat and mutilat
81 her husband. fracturing his Jaw
with the heavy timber.
The prowicr slipped away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Scorns Talk of
. Mexican Revolt

= DALLAS. Tex. April 2f.-"All
this noise OF revolution In Mexico is
coming from enemies OF the repub-
hc." Eduardo Ruiz. special represen.
tatIve Of President obregon and Mex
lean Consul General al San Francis
CO. declared here today.
The reports OF the revolution are
coming from those who seek 10
throw things back to the old order Of
things-expioitatIon Of the Mexican
people where personal gain was real
ized thru seizure and lawlessness, "
Ruiz said. He is here seeking To es-
tablish commissions for the Mexican
people to promote better understand.
ing between Mexican workers and
those employing them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Portland Attorney
Suing Newspapers

PORTLAND. April 2i.--Lee Roy
E. Kccley. Portland attorney. today
began his second action for Libel
against Portland newspapers.
Keeley's suit for sfs5,ooo damages
against the Journal Publishing com
pany opened today before Circuit
Judge Tucker Selection of jury
was practically completed.
Kelley. on Tuesday, lost $780,
900 libel suit against the Oregonian
Publishing company.
He Is acting as his own attorney
Kelley charged both newspaper
companies with publishing articles
generally derogatory to his charac'
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Fireman Is Injured
in Plant Explosion

PORTLAND. April si.--Lester
congcr. mill fireman. is in the hos.
pital. the plant OF the North Port.
land Box company lis damaged to the
extent OF s25.0 900 and SO men are out
OF work today. as the result of n
fire following an explosion at the
plant last night
Gas accumulation of dutch
oven" caused the blast. which may
cost Conger's life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Boarders a Myth;
Wants Money Back

Claiming she bought a ninc-room
lodging house in which every room
was supposed to be filled with board
ers paying total Of ti35. and that
she found only three temporary
dodgers. paying fi5, Mrs. Laura ".
Hiil Is asking for the return Of $500
from Theodore J. Ufen in Judge John
NJ. wilson's court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Nervy Thief Steals
Cops New Tin Liz

Fearing neither God, man nor the
police department an enterprising
thief stole shiny new Ford belong
tng TO s. r. Sweeney. police report
eoerk, "Wednesday morning.
Sweeney, who had just bought the
car. parked II along the curb just
below the windows OF central sta
'esan. While he was busy taking
6D1Tn reports OF stolen automobiles,
ke Henry was gently driven away.
= Two days ago a car owned by j.
n Ramsey. police wagon man, was
stolen. Police are searching for both
cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21

quite sure that every man, woman
and child in Seattle must have been
there. The crowds were perfectly
splendid In spite OF the gloomy over
hanging skies--that Is. until the
game opened.
II was the first opening game ]
ever attended. and I liked the "open.
ing part OF II the best II reminded
me OF circus and a Fourth OF July
celebration combined. As the band
struck up lively tune everyone
chewed gum or shclled peanuts to the
rhythm. Having gone without my
lunch, 1 ate hot dog sandwiches in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Spokane Marshal
Brings Prisoner

United States Marshal James Nc
Govern. Of Spokane, arrived here
Thursday morning with Miguel Ia
conta. wanted here for operating a
stili In his possession. Laconta un-
Willingly jumped $500 bail here a
year ago. according to officials. He
thought that his case was disposed
OF. He was found working with a
construction gang on tho s.. r. a s.
railway. near Spokane. He disap-
pearcd before deputy marshal 20,
to him. Later he was caught in spo-
kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
BY CYNTHIA GREY

IT'S OVER--the suspense OF the
i opening game on the home field
and aitho I'm not a dyed.in.the.wool
baseball fan. IL is up OF me TO write
something about the game.
As 1 settled comfortably--that is.
as comfortably ats one may in ball
park-at 115 and beheld the crowds
swarm past the Rrandstand into the
bleachers, and worm into the stand.
ing room, sit sauaw.fashion around
the edges OF the field. and still later,
shin nearby telephone poles. sur.
rounding housctops and sheds. felt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21
Too Much Garbage,
Mayors Pet Peeve

Claiming that the city is collect
ing much unnecessary material in
the g,iise OF garbage. Mayor Caldwell
Thursday morning asked the com
missioner Of public health to COOP
crate with the board OF public works
In investigating the matter and sub
hitting a report.
The mayor pointed out that the
recent report OF NJ. r. Stevens OF the
city's sanitary department. showed
three times as many tons OF garbage
are bcing moved here annually as in
any other city comparable to Seattle
In size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21

WASHINGTON. Aprii 2i.--David
IA. Blair. business man OF Winston.
Salem, n. C. was named commits
sioncr OF Internal revenue by Presi-
dent Harding today. The nomina-
ton win be sent 10. the. senate today.
Claud II. Huston. Chattanooga
business man and prominent Ten
nessee republican. was nominated to-
day for assistant secretary OF com.
merce. Shortly after election he was
mentioned as possible secretary Of
commerce..
Charles r. Marvin, OF the District
Of Columbia. was reappointcd chief
Of the weather bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-21

stead. Then the marines hoisted the
Stars and Stripes while the masses
stood with barred heads to the tune OF
''The Star Spangled Banner"
Our smiling mayor. Hugh Cald-
well. and distinguished looking chief
OF police, Charles Soaring. played
catch, and I really think they are
very good ball players; at least, they
didn't miss the ball once.
Then the regular players took
the field and things didn't seem to
go as they should have. judging
from the heated remarks OF the