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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Speeders See
M0inled Tots
in Hospital!
Autoists Sentenced to Jail
Hang Heads at Pitt
ful Sight
ny WILLIAM ARKELL

DETROIT. Nov. fe.-Picture,
row upon row of tiny faces ar.
rnyed In hospital cots. crippled
children, manned for life In traf.
nc accidents because OF thought
loss speeding and recklessness.
Comes Judge Charles l.. Bart.
lett. Detroit jurist. down the
aisle OF the hospital ward in 80.
cort OF 20 convicted traffic vlo-
intors. trooping In grim process
sion under police guard.
"Children," announced tho
fudge. 1--WE sentenced these men
for speeding and I have brought
them here to show the result Of
DctroIt's thoughtless driving"
Three little boys look up eager.
" and glance from face TO face
along the line OF priaoners. The
latter shuttle their feet nervous.
ly and hang their heads. AFRAID
TO meet the children's gnze.
Five boys and two girls had
their legs weighted down In
heavy iron equipment. Three OF
the men WINGED visibly.
IAN automobile fixed me-" ono
boy said innocently. ME. too"
said little girl from another
corner OF the ward.
Judge Bartlett cleared his
throat.
you see. gentlemen. most OF
these children would be walking
with perfect limbs today but for
the carelessncss of motorists. II
is unpleasant to send anyone to
JAN but you now realize that II
is my duty to protect these chill
drcn. None of you are going to
drive recklessly again. are your"
Every voice replied mo"
Then they marched 10 jail to
being their terms.
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35 MAROONED
BY DEEP SNOW

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. l6.-The
return of s5 persons. marooned on
ranch is miles north OF here by
the deep snow for six days. was
awaited here today. A rescue party
OF Is men. travelling in truck be-
hind lotion army tractor. left yes
terday for the ranch. The men were
expected to reach the ranch last
night and leave for Cheyenne today.
The SO unexpected guests We're en-.
tertained at Staley's ranch. but word
was received yesterday that food
supplies were running low. Snow
made tho roads impossible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
FEAR MEN IN
Orient WILL
Be MURDERED
Death Threatened
by Chinese Ban
dts to Foreign
Prisoners
BY RAY G. MARSHALL

PEKING, Nov. 16. - Tho
United States. France, England.
Italy and Sweden today present
ed an ultimatum TO China giving
China one week to release 10 for.
eigners held captive by bandits.
n the release IL not completed
within that time the five nations
promised TO publish TO the world
n statement branding China NJ
an irresponsible nation domi-
mated by bandits.
The bandits who hold the prisoners
have demanded admission OF 1o.00o
Of their number to the national
army.
They have notified the Peking gov
ernment that IL force is used in an
attempt 10 rescue the foreigners. the
captives will be regarded as hostages
and will either be placed In the front
lines or will be murdered outright.
Information here shows all Of the
prisoners thus far as safe.
The belief was generally enter
tained that WI Pei Flu and his forces
would be powerless TO effect q rescue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Murder Charge for
Poison Bootleggers

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ia
,aw making the seller Of poison
.bootleg" liquor liable TO conviction
for murder may be introduced at 'he
January session OF the legislature,
dry leaders here said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
Famous, Interesting
Island Is Reported
Sunk i'm the Ocean
Site Of Mysterious Ancient Civilization,
Said to Have Vanished
BY Robert Bastien Bermann

II the reported destruction of Easter Island confirmed
IL will be heavy blow science For Easter Island has
been generally believed contain the key TO of the
Pacific
While scientists disagree the theory. many dis
tngushed savants have contended that the little island
all that left Of continent which, in prehistoric
times supported vast civilization possibly equal
perior TO modern civilizations but which annihiated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
MOTHER MARRIED
AvA WITH DAUGHTER

NEBRASKA CITY. Nov. fe.--
Mother and daughter were married
at double wedding here when Mrs.
Minnie V. Whitmore. 45, became the
bride OF George Schacffor. and her
daughter. Mona, 20. married John
Rubink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
ISLAND GONE?

SANIiAnO, y e,
Nov. 16.--Rumors were
persistent here today
that Easter Island had
completely disappeared
in the recent earth
quakes.
This report could not
be confirmed, however,
and many government
officials declared il un-
true.
Easter Island Is To-
Gated off the south
Chilean coast. II has
an area of so square
miles and a population
Of 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
City Employe Hurt
in Cycle Accident

Struck by a motorcycle at Second
ave. and Cherry ST.. Wednesday. NJ
o. Morgan. 243s Third ave. w. OF
the city light department. received a
possible fracture OF the leg. The mo-
torcycle was driven by Willard ~.
kreger. OF the Arista hotel. Kreger
was charged with reckless driving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

when the continent was sub
merged by a giant tidal wave.
Archaeological remains had al
ready been found 10 bear out
this theory TO n certain extent
and further investigation
might hav. established II beyond a
doubt. Hut this. OF coarse. has been
made impossible " tho island has
been wiped out.
In any event. the island held
forth such romantic possibilities that
its icas viii he felt keenly by all
scientists. whether adhcrcn,s OF the
continental theory or not.
Lying 81 degrees and 20 minutes
south OF the equator. 1000 miles
from tho mainland of South America.
and i.soo miles from It's nenrcr,
neighbor. the Pitcairn Islands. n wa.
40 remote that comparatively few
people have visited n.
WAS FIRST CAyI.ED
INLAND or DAVID
I This. however. has simply added
70 i's romantic interest.
As far a. records show. la first
appearance IN history was IN 1897.
when Edward Davis. n buc nerr
commanding tho Bachelors Delight.
came upon what wAH probably Easter
island In the course OF cruise OF
tho South Pacific. He named u
tho Island OF David. but tho name
didn't stick.
What most historians view as It's
really authentic discovery did no,
come until 3B years later when. on
Easter day. i773. the Dutch explorer.
Jacob RoErcvecn. formally took pos
session OF the island. lie named Il
Paasch eysiand. Dutch for Easter
island. on account Of the date. and
II has retained the name ever since.
No white man approached the
island for nearly half q century after
this. Then the Spanish. seeking n
naval base IN the South Pacific. sent
out an expedition which 'rcdisoov.
cred" n. naming n San Carlos. after
the then Spanish king. Don Carlos.
This name. however. was no more
permanent than Capt. Davis choice.
and tho island soon reverted back
Turn 10 Page IL, Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
The Man
With Steel
Fingers

"A Thrilling Short Story Of the
"Triun,phs Of ". Jonqueiic"
Series. by Melville Dsvisson
Post. Copyrighted. 1899, n.
r. A. Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

Btand back, penf Women and
ooke-eotcrs firstf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

A fellow can't push himself for
ward much by patting himself on
the back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

AvIstors have only one law to OBJ
serve while In the air--the Law OF
gravity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

fIowdy. folks, The hockey
season opened here last night.
but nobody was injured.
Victoria players are called tho
Arsstocrats because they aro Cana.
dian club men.
Don't initiate Mrs. Phillips and
kin your rival with a hammer. Join
q hockey team and usc a club.
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uowdy. folks. The hockey
season opened here last night.
but nobody was injured.
Victoria players are called tho
Arsstocrats because they aro Cana.
dian club men.
Don't initiate Mrs. Phillips and
kin your rival with hammer. Join
q hockey team and use a club.
EXTRA
Canadian hockey players who
fought thru tho war came homo
and took out accident Insurance.
They play az the Arena because Il
h 50 close 10 the Cobb building.
Next year they are going TO build
rink down near tho rnorgue.
Winfcr rosr Is coming or.
We feet u ir the breeze.
And scc7i see some hockey "
We only hare the freese.
A number os the players are DEN
tists--they remove teeth but don't
sput EN- back.
AUTUMN
Now comes the season Of the
y~ar when sentimental ladies
rave over tho delightful fra
-
In reality u Is only somebody
burning rubbish In the back
yard.
The oldfashioncd pioneer women
tFho crossed the Rocky mountains IN
sksrts now have granddaughters who
think they must put on pants 10
climb hill
Big dinner In honor Of Senator.
elect Dsil will be staged tonight In
the Crystal Pool.
Sounds as IL the banquet might be
wer
LII GEE GEE. TIT OFFICE
yASIP. SEZ:
The toughest chicken some
times wears tn finest feathers.
$------------------------ =
some day sn the future there may
be a political creed that isn't polits-
cal greed.
lore 70 hear the brides ohirp.
The seffgng heH's grim clack.
Bnf for change ia Hike 70 hear
The hackIebcrrv hack.
spourla. storrs, lover OF Ruth
Garrison. left the penisentiary with
out visiting the girl."--Ths Star.
Ruthless TO the end
And The star speaks Of Mrs. Crace
eforr. as "thc 2s.year-oid Broadway
h,gn school graduate - which is sure
ly an advanced age at which 10 com
plete ones preparatory school edu-
cation.
FARMING NOTE
Acting Governor CoyIc says
otbfFH was tftF Abtt't
Well, shouldn't goat be kept
In q peny
The place to settle the wet or dry
question Is not In the voting booth.
but in the Kitchen
Bumper 10 bumper
Ard hub 10 hub 4
The cars are 90 thick
Their tenders rub.
The only working members OF
Jude Johnson's family are Mrs John
son and Jude's cider.
, DOWN IN SUNNY
CAFETERIA
Los Angeles woman who
killed chum with hammer will
not hang. In California juries
ars the only things that are
hung.
Newly elected president OF the W.
&. r. u. declares that the world VIII
be dry by 1870. Does this include
Beattle7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

Doctor-wIth care your husband
viii recover In week. You don't
seem very pleased.
Wife--You told me he would die
a week ago. / have sold his
clothesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

/ LII GEE GEE. TIT OFFICE
yANlP. SEZ:
The toughest chicken some
times wears tn finest feathers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16
DOWN IN SUNNY
CAFETERIA

Newly elected president Of the w.
c. r. u. declares that the world will
be- dry by 1870. Does this include
Beaftie7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-16

Big dinner In honor Of Senator
elect DIN viii be staged tonight In
the Crystal Pool.
Sounds as II the banquet might be
wet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
Petersburg, Virginia,
February is, 1922.


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Gcntlcmcn:
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for SuI

srEclAI-Thrce- piece parior cutie. ItI.5o
cash. hothcnberys. iAO3 East Main 81.
Madison 6722.
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FINANCIAL
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ANY BUSINESS SOLD QUICKLY,
sOOIHERN BUSINESS SALE AGENCY,
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Professional Services
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MECHANICAL. DRAFTING
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations wantcd-MaIe

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Farms and Land Tor Sale
Houses 10. sale

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ioOSG MAN wants position as jItncy
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Situations Wnntcd-IIcmnle 3

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DRESS plating and cloth covered hui.
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DRESS plating and cloth covered but
tons business for sale. Dixie Dress
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ELECTRIC shoe shop for sale. WIN sell
At s.cI nice as ain leavin. town. Gail
Madison 565t-w.
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r. w. DE Long. Louisa. Va
GROCERY STORE for sale: nne location
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GROCERY and meat business: good rca-
sons for selling: bargain for quick
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and Nenhblc.
LACNDRY-For sale. steam laundry on
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Laundry, Oxford. y. c.
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ELECTRIC shoe shop for sale. WIN sell
at sacrifice. as am Ieuvin,, town. Gail
Madison 565t-w
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WATCHES OF all kinds repaired; modcr.
ate charges. IL. Cohen. EOS East iiroad
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

FORD TOURiNG-ls?O model. I27s. A r.
Fillef, 1905 West Broad street
FORD USED CARS.
complct. stock H!l typcs and models
We have good used car for you a, .
Reasonable price.
SEE ". @. KING,
RICHMOND MOTOR co, INC
Tenth and Broad Streets
az fSA0"e Randolph io7.
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h.ip-Alaie or Female

MEN AND WOMEN wanted TO learn the
diplomas given. Write for Information.
Richmond Barber College. 6Oi East Mar
shall Street. or Norfolk Barber College,
22i Bank street. Norfolk, Va,
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statesmen and Agents

Statesmen to sell fruit trees. w r.
Hood * Co., 1928 chamberlayne Avenue,
KiShuond. Va.
TO Statesmen who are aggressive. have
sales record. We have al opportunity for
You on a complete line Of tire acccs.
Sorics: unlimited possibilities. Give tL'l
particulars first letter. Mr. M.rhart
iiox 1888. Richmond. Va.
SECURITY SALESMAN or insurance
agents wanted to sell 80 dividend pay
ing preferred stock and common, stock
"f successful local corporation. Liberal
terms. Lead furnished. CAN Joseph
Golden, Hotel Richmond.
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Repairing

Repairing 20
FuRNlruRE-if you want your old fur
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denver same 20 your new address, thus
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Factory Twentieth and FRANKLIN
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FHoNoGRAPii repairing. Rowlett Phono-
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SHOE RErAiRiNG-Ei Repair shop.
o. West Broad. Randolph li,i-W.
SHOE REPAiRI>G-A No. 1 sho. repair
shop, li0iia West Main Street.
\lcrkoLA Columbia, ,:a..c:. and all
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~ North seventh. between Grace and
Franklin.
WATCHES OF all kinds repaired; moder.
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= aafY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
SOCIAL
CLUB HAS TEAM

Announcement has been made of
the organization of basketball team
which will be made up of members
of the Perth Amboy Police Social
Club. This team will play its first
game against the Hungarian Catholic
Club quintet on the Hungarian Club
court on Sunday night. February 5.
According to the report made by
Bill Seiboth, who is acting in the ca
pacity of manager pending the cleo
ton of a pilot, the following players
will perform with the new police
team, S%ergeants John Larson and
Frank Kasprzak, and Officers Bill
Seiboth, Bill Bachman, Frank Sulli-
van, Frank Seiboth, Jim Egan and
Mike Fitzpatrick. 1t is probable that
these players will lineup as follows:
Fitzpatrick, b. Seiboth and Kas-
przak, forwards; Bachman and Lar
son center, and Sullivan, f. Seiboth
and Egan, guards.
The Hungarian Catholic Club team
has been travelling at a good pace
and should put up an interesting
game against the Police Social Club
outfit. This is the second police
team to be organized, and there is
bound to be as much interest among
the cops in this branch of sport as
there was in baseball.
Acting Manager Seiboth announces
that the team will play police teams
from other cities in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
VS..
M|CHEL|N FIVE
Roosevelt Team is Confident
of Ability to Defeat Tire
town Players

The Roosevelt Separates will
travel to Midtown tonight to stack
forces against the Michelin Tire
team in a game on the
Community hall court. 1t is the
first time Manager Jacobowitz and
his warriors have played the Mich
elm team this year and a hard
fought game is assured.
With Freddy Gloch9u. Irv Martin.
Sam Dubow, "Yi" Hfbbard and Cut
ter the Roosevelt team will take the
court and a great game Is expected.
Manager Jacobowitz is confident
that his warriors will give the Mill
town representatives the battle of
their life. and If the Roosevelt team
is not successful in coping a vic
tory the Michelin tossers will still
be tired on Saturday night when
they play the Speedways in Perth
Amboy from the exertion in out
pointing the Separates tonight.
Both teams have made good rec
ords on the court this season and an
interesting game is assured. With
the Michelin team tonight will be
Alb Herman, Colgate star. Charley
Crabiel, star of the tiretown team,
is away on a business trip and will
not be on hand for the game to-
night. He will. however, play with
the Michelin team against the
Speedways here Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-19
5
At PL. PLAINS
Brooklyn Team Will Play Sat-
urday-- SpeedWayS Are
Booked

The Fernwood Big Five OF Brook
Ign is the opposition booked for
Manager John Benning's Beauvais
Post American Legion quintet of
Tottenville in the regular Saturday
night game on the Amicitia hall
court in Pleasant Plains. The game
between the Beauvais Post quintet
and the South Amboy Junior Me-
chanic team will not be played until
a week from Saturday night.
Manager Behring'S team has been
travelling at a rapid pace the past
month, and the Tottenville players
hope to be able to overcome the
strength of the strong Brooklyn
combination in this contest. Charley
Sher, captain of the Beauvais Post
team, may not play on Saturday
night because of an injured knee.
Hoehn is the regular sixth man of
the team.
Announcement has been made
that the Perth Amboy Speedways
will play a return game with the
Beauvais Post quintet on the Ami
citia hall court in Pleasant Plains
on Tuesday night, January 81. The
Speedways defeated the Tottenville
representative team on the Audi
forum court in this city several
weeks ago. This contest is bound
to be the biggest attraction of the
season for Manager Benning's team.