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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
BANK CLEARINGs
Seattle
SAYS CONCERN
DEFRAUDED HIM

Charging that. he was defrauded
OF securities valued az $4,000 by ]. r.
Woodwork. Of the Moorite Products
company. last November. w. r.
Chandler filed suit in superior court
Saturday against the company for
damages. Chandler also asks that a
receiver be appointed and that Wood.
worth be restrained from disposing
OF the securities.
Chandler alleges that Woodwork
operated the company as a medicine
concern, pretending 10 cure 20 dis.
eases by the use Of spray mixture,
and that he was induced TO deposit
his securities 20 procure a Job as a
chemist by Woodwork. and that
later he was discharged and given
$4,000 worth OF stock in the com
pany instead Of his original invest.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Man Chased Into
Lake Is Charged

IT. Kendall "a. was charged with
robbery Saturday. in an information
filed in Justice G. paiton's court.
Kendall who was arrested early
Thursday after diving In Lake
Union. har~footcd and after a chase
81 two miles. ~ accused Of smuggling
John Fhujimura. of the Auto Lease
Co. 1885 Firth ave. January n. In
company with another bandit His
hall was fixed az $1,000. Kendall N
held In city fail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Ternninai--pier A--strn Pine
Tree state. Mcifen maru. Pier b.
strH Kashlma Maru. slier State.
Great Northern Terminai-str Toyams
Marn
Bell street Terrninai--u. 3. r. Swallow.
~ r. I. n. r. Heather.
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminai--str Cold
Harbor.
Pier s--str Nome City.
Pier g--Etr West Ivan.
Pier 2--sirs Alameda. Jesferron
Pier A--ssrs Admiral sebree. Admiral
Nicholson. Queen
Pier B--Rtr Admiral watson.
pier D--str Admiral Behiey.
Union Pacific Dock--str Arizonan.
U. n Shipping Board Moorings--Btrs
Croaa Keys. 1coniufn. Anna r. Morse.
Huyorado. Wailingford, West Cahokia.
West HArtland. Lubrico. West Ison.
Western knight
Connecticut Street Tsrminai-sr Italy
Maru-
Commercial Boiler works-C. g. c. n
DeilNood.
ALASKA Steamship Moorings-sfrs Corr
doya. Valdez.
stacy Street TerminaI-P. 8. c. g. Burn
eide.
uanford Street Terrnfnai-Etr Derbiay.
Todd Dry pocka--u. =. @. @. Unaigs. str
Rsmux. ship Chillieothe. bktns Forest
Pride. Forest Friend.
Peget Sound Aucge A Dredging co---su
Pnttsrsoz-
Arnes Yard--str Roosevelt
colrnan crcosoting Co.--Str Horace K
Baxter.
Hsffernan Doet-strs iAtouche. Redon-
winsiow Marine Raiiwsy--Strs Morning
Star. oriffco. Criffdu. rchrs Eiinor H.,
Vancouver; bark Belfast. barge Co
qultiam City.
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Commander Evangeline Booth,
daughter OF former Commander VIII
liam Booth, and head OF the Salvation
Army In the United States. arriving
in Seattle today. made the following
statement on the Unemployment sit
uation:
"The trouble with the world is
traccable to nothing more nor less
than mans inhumanity 10 man. The
crops grow just the same, the rains
fall. the needed SHOWS come. the
mines give up their ore, and the cat
tie dot our hills just as of old. New.
err has God or nature ceased to be-
stow the blessings that come from the
earth"
Commander Booth Is touring Sal.
walton Army headquarters in the
Northwest. She recently returned
from n trip TO the Hawaiian islands.
where meetings were held with 10000
American soldiers and sailors. Dir
recting her plea to one for the chill
dren, Miss Booth said:
"wall Street and the salvation
Army know that the worst of the de-
preston is past. There is. however.
still much need of relief. / say with
these two things out of the way, de-
preston and war. the inverse of
cause and effect, then America may
well turn her attention to the needs
of the children"
Commander Booth will address a
special mass meeting at the Masonic
temple at y. m. Sunday. She will
preach at the First Methodist church
at 8 p. m. Monday the work OF tho
organization win be reviewed by the
commander. She win close her meet
ings with a special service at the
Swedish tabernacle. Pike st. and
Bellevue ave, Tuesday night, ct
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
BIG AWARD
GIVEN VET

Increased government compenRa.
tion on claim allowed 20 Guy r..
McGinnis. Eagles club. Seattle. more
than two years ago. gives the claim.
ant additional pay amounting TO
ssii.s0, according 10 an amended
award announced today by the Seat.
tie district office OF the United States
Veterans bureau.
other Seattle awards are. Jasper
clyde Anestead. Rainier Beach. $50
a month; Thomas n. Barnes, 1900 w.
bath st.. 1880 a month: r.. T. Howe.
Providence hospital. sos a month: De
Forest Stewart. u. s. Veterans
bureau. So a month; Richard Jones.
1878 Ninth ave. 5000 a month;
Charles Carbine, 500 Fifth ave. IS a
month and s2o7.29 back compensa-
ton pay; Leonard u. Barlow, 622
pontius ST.. $3.50 "a month and
sft9.7S back compensation: Emmett
Shea. bss roth ave. SIC n month and
s225.0T back pay. and Charles T..
Norberg. 16t6 Third ave. sic n
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
IN WEST SEATTLE

IN WEST SEATTLE
We have five small. modern and
Hcmi-modern cottages for sale on
very easy terms.
light; 400 cash. tis per
month.
yf.-5e--4 rooms, Hemi- modrrnt city
Water city light. 800 cash.
sac per month.
iir Iss"'. isSY e ASH SO 80 I pr
.iBo-Ab soimteiy modern s-room
California bungalow; lot tex
is0. block and a halt from
car. 1900 cash. $40 per
month. including interest.
ts.ssO-t- room modern. $3.50 cash.
$40 per month. including IN
tsrest
VACANT
Lot texfs6; FACING on California
ave. good view improvements IN.
including paving. Price. Including
all improvements paid. sIbe.
nir lot. sori.o. commanding an alb
nalutsiy unDbatrurted view two
short Blocks from California are.i
$50 cash. $40 rss month.
view lot. soviie. commanding a good
view: three blocks from ear. vac
cash. $40 per Month.
1900
tooris0; streets graded and ravr';
fine garden ground. will make
three lots t0xIoo: 800 cash. $40 per
month
WEST SEATTLE OFFICE.
sses CALIFORNIA AVE.
Corner % juneau ~. Take Fauntle-
roy car. No. ?. ON First ave. Phone
West Uts5.
m. g TURNER REAL ESTATE co.
100 uogs nidg. Annex
Phone Main 1tsz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Lived With Dead
Man for "a Hours

Alleged 90 have lived for "a hours
with a dead man IN a room az iiis
ffth ave, carr iililHt ~. logger. was
held saturday by police for lnvcatiFa.
ton aa 10 his mental condition.
Hillst was arrested Friday night
after police had discovered the body
OF his room mate. Richard chielann.
IS. logger. lying huddied in a corner
OF the room. According 70 the cor,
oncr. Chielnns had died Thursday
might. Apparently. natural causes
were responsible for Chieian's death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Woman Drops Dead
in Bathroom Here

Mrs Flora Reed. IS. dropped dad
IN the bathroom OF her apartment AZ
1907 Bellevue ave. Saturday morn.
Ing. The body was taken 90 tho
morRue. pending Investigation. II
IN believed that she died Of heart fhii
prc.
She n survived by her husband.
Harold l.. Reed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
GRAIN MARKET
is IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. Feb. f.-Grain prices
fluctuntsd irreEuinfiy on the Chic
eaRo board OF trade today. wheat
was firm at the opening on n fairly
heavy demand. Corn prices advRnc-
ID, due 90 light receipts. Proyinions
were Irregular
Cash wheat No. red. $3.50; No
2 hard. fi2ii4.
May wheat opened ~ ti..f. or
NC. closing uD &c. July wheat
ops ned OF Y &c at if0sis, and closed
or 10
and closed up ic. July opened OF
hc At 81 NC. closing up lac.
May oats opened up Mc nt 39N e
and closed unchanged July oats
opened unchanged at f0ae. closing
Off hc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
TACOMA MILK
PRICES JUMP

TACOMA. Feb, a raine IN milk
prices by producers. effective Febru-
AIRY 1. WIS announced Friday by O.
o. Mckinney. president Of the Pierce
County Dairymcn's association. Tho
raise II approximately 20 cents per
100 pounds and viii be effective un.
al April 1.
n should not affect the retail price
10 any great extent. Mckinney stat.
ed. The new wholesale price IL $3.50
TOR cwt.
Mckinney stated that the retailers
were to be notified OF the increase
Friday.
Retail price at present IL 10
cents per quart.
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5000 Market ienfsc
higher. Top. ft.sss hnik ~ safes.
fsst8s CO., heavy weight. ~ soastt.
medium weight. ,s9e. light welsht,
ts.st@Ptt3 iiKht lights. a3o0agks
heavy packing so-n. tsGft6. packing
lows. rough. tT.ts9s1e. pigs. tS.ie9
ttdA
Cattie--fsecsipts. toes MARKET steady
chpics and prime. tsisaie; medium
aud good, fT.1b0stsi good sud
ehuics. tt.itatto. common and me-
dun. tt9Alts butcher cattle ard
heifcrH. tstsWT.Ts! rows. ssJs1B.
bulls. t11tasTb. eaDners sra cutters.
cows ard heifsrs. f17tUt. Gamer
steers. st.t0t.s. veal calves. fa0ie.
feeder steers. fS.it0esos stotker
streets. fsse8s7si siocker cows and
hsifers. tl.to4G.
she~p-Heseipis. $500 Market steady.
Lambs. fiaHft lambs. euli and com
mon. ip.b01tiTt. rsarllng ~stherH.
ts7faia. s~ss. tsws.ft. cuii 90 com
mon ewes. 81 tebf5t.
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BANK CLEaRINGs
Seattle
WOMAN AND
3 MEN HELD

Three men and n woman were
arrested enrly Saturday morning In
an apartment house at 4os Wall
st.. by patrolmen George Reynolds
and Walter Dench. l. Anderson
alias Al Johnson. 81. chauffeur:
John Stokes. rs. sailor. and his wife,
Mrs. Mary Stokes. 20. and J. T..
Dlxson. alias I'd oconnei. 30. n
salcgman. are held.
Anderson f. alleged 10 be ban.
az suspect. while his companions
are held for Investigation by de.
tcciives. A quantity OF narcotics
IL said TO have been found on
Andesons companions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Eagles Will Have
Anniversary Ball

Seattle aerie, No. /, THE Mother
Acrie." OF the Fraternal Order OF
Eagles. win commemorate the birth
OF the fraternity by holding its ami
versary bah at Its hail, Seventh ave.
and Pine ST.. Monday. February 6.
The ball viii be limited to members
and their ladies. Members win be
admitted free. but must produce the
official receipt OF the order at the
door.
Dancing win commence at ep. m.
and will continue until midnight
James c. Mcknight. worthy presi-
dent of the aerie. and Mrs. Mcknight
win lead the grand march.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
San Francisco Markets

BAN fflANCiEcO. Feb t--The
lettuce market was firmer today
with further hdyiees expected be-
cause Of higher prices asked at ship
ping points.
Increased Interest IN apler was
shown today with a slight upward
tendency Dealers, however. were
specializing on under grades In the
effort To reduce their stocks Two
crates Of straw berries were received
today and sold at 81 crate or
about Doc basket The poultry
market was quiet and some dealers
were fnakinF sacrifices 10 clean
their floors Of accumulated supplies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Vessels in Other Ports

Ealbon--Ffb 2-haIItd. fr BIue TT
angle for Seattle.
Han Pedro--Feb. ARRIVED. str Sis
kiyou from Tacoma; gtr Henry n. Scott
from Seattle. ctr Chattanooga City from
seattle. ctr Phyllis from Tacoma
San fFranclsco--'Fcb. Arrived. str
Princess for Eshttte NJ q. m. Feb. a.
p. mo
Astoria--Feb. ARRIVED. str PanAmAn
FROM geatfle, at a. m
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BEES RIGHT TO
FREEDOM UPHELD
BY HIGH TRIBUNAL

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. I.
-Beea may roam az viii. accord.
ing 10 n ruling made today by
Judge Nelson 4. Johnson Of the
court of appeals IN RENTING
fine % $50 asseHsed against
Kansas City man on the charge
% 'harbofing vicious bees" lie
called the city ordinance -.
r;ricsing bees wanderlnss uncon.
sti'utlonai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-04
Equipments in Lead
on Men York Market

NEW YORK. 81 Baldwin
only ~ tho rails which continued The Friday Motors
Opening ncud,d Mexican Petroleum lil IA sdebakr
W Reading cpcibi 90 up
nadw ess Chandler g. states steel s up "a
price, Included Petroleum.
Chandler egh ~ - Rubber 3D. ~ Corn Products 1853
nj a
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Weather Bureau Report

TkTooHH leland. Fsh. f-rasssf
IN. fir Siberian Prince for yancouFer. AZ
10 n. ~. Passed out. ctr Cricket. At
D. ~. ftr Algorado, ~ 10 a. m. a, NJ
Iimilea a. hour Passed out, q steamer,
probably passenger, ~ $50. bound
Weal Passed 10. schr James Johnson. at
90 a fn
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Arrivals and Departures

rsb. str Admiral gchiey from Ia
coma. a. $40 A. M. Afr Arizonan from
Boston via New York. philadelphia, Bal
boa. han Pedro andBau franeiaco. ht
100 q. m. stf Henry \. Grove from
New York via PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore.
Savannah. Balboa. saS Pedro Ban Fran-
cisco and Portland. alto q. ~. Feb. -
Str Cold Harbor from Philadelphia via
Balboa. San Pedro and Fan Francisco. at
D M. ctr Yomsi Mafu from Kobe VIA
TacOfns At 1870 y. m str Nome CITY
from Tacoma. Of z370 y. m
sailed
Feb. Str Admiral Behleyfor Ia
coma. atg.I5 y. ~. ar Remus for Anto-
fhRnhfh via Vancouver, HpmbSlt hay
Portland. fan Francisco, Fan Pedro.
Mexican. Central and gouth American
ports. AZ ,. M ctr EdmoFs for NaEoya
via Yokohama and Eobe.at fsis y. m
q. =. Q. G. Algonquin for sea duty, At IL
"a,
wranrsi--Feb. 1--Salied. ctr Epoksre.
soufhbound. nt 7s5e ,. m. hfr North
western. southbound, 81 1880 .. IN.
Ketchikan--Feb. 1--naiied. str Prin-
cess Aaru. s0uthbonnd. at .. m; str
Victoria. northbound. at zs3e .. M.
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on .sNp AVE. NEAR CHERRY ST.

t5aso-A new b-room house, bed
rooms Just being finiahcdi base
ment. bath. breakfast mock! flre-
place. two lots. helng soxt00, fou
can get possession ~ you have
tssN cash. balance sist lke rent.
Save your rent money, buy this
home. and ln few Yeats yeu viii
have u paid for from rent you
arc not paying your landlord. D-ss
HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
500 Alaska iiidE. Main 4laf
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Foreign Money Status
FRIDAYS Quotations,
Furnished by Logan A firyan
ale Second Ave-. S~aftie


FRIDAYS ouetsficnsi
Furnished by began a Hrynn
$40 Second Ave. Seattle
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feo. .--Fefeir- sr-
change rpsreh strong. Sterling, ttfax /
francs. 50 etto lire. te.etttg marks.
30 0gttA Ersnsn. 50 1857.
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uAY GKAIN AND Feed

City Delivery. WhoIetaIe, TIT Ton
yellow, i2o-lb. axis. $500
Cracked. 100 M. SKIS ..........,..sS $500
Feed, Meal. i00-ih. SKIS. ......... $500
Barley Whole. feed. i0O-lb. axis. $500
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4 GOOD HOME
$4,000 $500 cash
balance 60 suit
7 rooms and BATH fun cement base base.
light! telephone; about hiocka
from ear line. Fort Lawton car
=@
$3.50! Half Cash tL-aaD
t-rcom modern bungalow. double
corner. Rainier ave. car line.
--==.
$1,000. $500 Cash. SIS Month
t-room COTTAGE fun piumhlngi lot
6pxaf; IN fruit; 10th ave. n. ~
near paved highway. L-ad1
$3.50. $3.50 Cash. SIS Month
s-room cottage. city water aud hEhti
lot s0xteN 10 alley. sand ave. W.
Fort l.awten car.
=
DAVID y. EASTMAN
1894 Thifd Ave.
s=-=
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Portland Market Status

Cattis---ileesipfs. IS Market steady
Bsst steers. sT07tel fair 60 Eood
steers. isTt0Ts good 20 choice eows
and hrifsr~. sxtswtss. tanners. $50
il.fs bulls. tsssgsss; e.lsss. is.ssg
az.
i.ts7. MARKET steady
. Prime fnlssa. 80 stmGe 80; rough
heavy. tt.9tUte. pigs. fFftBi5.
sh~rp-Markst steady. East Of noun
tain lambs. fg7soio.t9s valley lambs
ttfsnt34f ,eariiuEs te.GeaN. wcsh-
srs. tstswTs .wes. it9s
Hens D 2tr n.
tEr~--sf . tsr dos
she~.e-- - q zoe 10.
Hut cr~-sxc ID.
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Liberty Bonds

FRIDAYS Qnotationsl
Furnished by Logan a Isryan
$40 Second Avs. seattle
~ ednesday's QuotsfionsD
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FuNEHAL OF L. j. PERRY, 81 ts9t
CNrNnu ave. viii be held 81 : . m.
Sunday from the Home Undertake
Ing rariors, Eighth and Union. In
trrfnent Lake View cemetery. All
friends invited.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Saturday. Qnefsfions)
-arnr-buil1 EAw. t.tld1f1. rrRnu-
lated. ttatfs.
coffer--No. Ris. rpot. &c IL. 10. 4
sassoa. III. aisNe ~.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle

FEB y
first Low Tide
atlE a. "a o. r.
first High Tide
p 20 o. m.. i19 n.
second low Tide
fg1 o ~ 80 n
second High Tide
t9lss .. m. ~ -.
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1850 DOWN
$40 a month. including interest. g.
room cottage. with bath. lots.
berries and fruit trees. chicken
house and garden on Renten car
line. rs minutes from lrnler way
rrice fa.keo. Rainier 073b-w.
4 A. Al l. COTTAok, ti,sso. tss
down. tzS man,h. 500 American
Rank Main .t1t
10 MIST SEATTLE PROPERTY
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NUS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prizes raid 10 shippers

uuttersst--
a grade. Seattle delivery go. &.
EHHs--Frrsh ranch4 shits she'll. .
Hited rpiorH ..s.s.4s.sss-.ss .
f1uefo ssassssssa tstssssssfs
Mia --Cwt 4 y y. Seattle supply |;
49, na.l 4
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"a SITUATIONS waNTFD-MALR

Ex SERVICE MAN. EXPERIENCED
house man or cleaner. neat and
reliable: anything around the
house Urgent, must have employ
rrent Please call Elliott 0f77.
3 Donahu~ f-2s. Star
HRsT CLASS PAINTING. PAPER
ing and ksisornintng at moderate
prices Call Al Ntnnis. Garfield
Ssss evenings Main $3.50 days.
PAINTING. KAt.sONfSfNG AND
decorating North 1851.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
Tuesday, May 8, 1922,
A. eleven o'elock a NJ.

AT eleven O'Clock y. NJ.
the following property:
Ist All that lot Of ground situate on the
southwest side al West street Anuapons,
MarVland. wi-a frontage therpon "f -
feet aud depth there from Of lao feet. Being
thel same LOT of ground which was cob
VrycG To- the said kobb Combs by LINDA y.
Combs aud husband. hy deed uated NoN-
e,piler l.. 1917. recorded among the atorc-
said Land Records In i.iber q. W. No. I'ii'
folio lJ9
2na. All that lot of ground situate OF
the southwest side OF said West street. adj
Joining the above described lot. with n
frontage thereon os - feet and uniform
depth OF 100 feet. Being The same lot OF
ground which WAS conveyed to the said
Robb Combs by Sarah NJ. llartshornc. by
deed dated October IL, 1918. recorded
among the aforesaid Laud Records In
Iiber W. y. ". No. G. folio GG.
These lots are improved by brick oiAcc
building ana frame building in rear. ami
is n portion Of The property on which ~"
said Rabb Combs recently conducted the
coal and wood business and is very dc
sirabe PROPERTY, especially for business
purposes.
TERMS or SALE Cash on ratification
Of the sale By the CONT i deposit oi
$3.50 win be required OF thc purchaser or
purchasers on the day of sale.
For further particulars, apply to
WINSON q. GoTT.
Attcrncy named In mortgage.
JOHN G. SCHILpP,
CHARLES L. LEE,
Trustees.
WILLIAM II. MOSS.
AuctiOneer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
Tuesday. Nav 6. 1929,
AT II O'clock 4. NJ.

AT II o CLOCK y. NJ,
the property mentioned in said mortgage
and described as follows:
BEGINNING for the same at n stake To-
.ated - feet inches from the northwest
side of Fifth street at its intersection with
Severn avenue. and running thence at
right angles with Severn avenue Il feet in
4 nOrthwesterly direction ia n pipe thence
n right angles with said line and Fifth
street - feet . inches ia n northcasterly
direction to q post, thence along the line
of Fifth street in Il n0rthwesterly direction
i0S feet to pipe located on the line be-
tween this property aud the lot recently
sold by q. Clifton Sunderland to the
Chance Construction Company, thence
aiorg said line in a southwesteriy direc
zion Ia the line of Severn avenue for dis
-tancc OF 20 feet. thence in a northeasteriy
direction along SeVern avenue for n dis
tance of - feet = inches 10 the place of
beginning.
This pro. erty is 4 good business stand
md is Improved by Srore in which q
GOOD buSiucss is row being conducted. and
s very desirable for business purposes.
TERMS OF SABE:-CGsh Oh ratification
af sale or all cash at option OF purchaser.
deposit OF $500 required Oh day of sale.
Half of the purchase money can be OBJ
tained on mortgage.
JAMES w. OWENS.
Attorney named in Mortgage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
GENOA AGAIN CALLS Us

Only few weeks ago the adj
ministration at Washington was
declining to accept an invitation
to the economic and financial
conference at Genoa to avoid Civ
ing the least appearance OF recog-
nizing the Russian soviet gov
crnment. representatives of which
were to be at the meeting. This
attitude has been attributed
10 Secretaries Hughes and Hoov-
cr. and insofar As guarding
against recognizing the Russian
government prematurely IS con-
cerned. they naturally will have
the support of the majority sentl-
ment of their country.
Irrespective of trade attT~'
tions in Russia. there are some
other things To be considered, and
one of the chief of these is as to
whether the soviet authorities
will cease their encouragement OF
propaganda OF revolutionary
nature against the governments
uf other countries. 1t IS under
stood that they have reached the
plane of giving this assurance
and they are supported by the
fact that little has been heard OF
such propaganda for months.
Still, as pointed out. eagerness
for Russian trade should not be
allowed to cause any such haste
in recognizing the soviet govern
ment as might neglect necessary
safeguards.
Nevertheless Washington
dispatch representing President
Harding as now favorable TO
prompt recognition of Russia,
lest this nation might suffer
through allowing other nations to
get ahead OF us in the matter.
raises the question anew is to
why he did not press his posi-
tion more at the time the invita-
ton to the Genoa meeting was
received. He was represented
then as favorable 10 acceptance
in fact. it seemed for some time
Ia be the general belief that
Washington would cooperate
with that conference. Then came
the declination by Secretary
hughes with the opinion that the
meeting would be more of po-
litical nature than economic. But
the point is that at every turn the
United States is deeply interest
ed" and with the question always
arising as to whether it is not
more dangerous to keep out
and let other, nations shape things
than to "go IN" and take a hand |
in directing.
."Aloofness," it appears again
and again, is not for this age.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
TUESDAY, MAY 2. 1922.
WOMEN on THE SCHOOL BOARD

When one thinks OF women in
public affairs. perhaps the very
first sphere of activity that sug-
gests itself is school administra-
ton. 1t is close 10 their hearts III
the same way that the home IS.
and they have a natural aptitude
for ministering TO its needs and
welfare. So that when, in the day
of womcn's political enanclpa-
ton, they are given a voice IN
government, there can be no
more logical or appropriate field
for their cooperation and help.
counsel and advice, than the
schools.
Anne Arundel county. there
fore. has only the most cordial
and hearty welcome for women
on the School Board, and in view
of the splendid selections made
bv Governor Ritchie in naming
Mrs. Perrie and Miss Watkins,
this welcome amounts to real en-
thusiasm on the part of friends
and patrons OF the schools.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1922-05-02
CHILDREN IN SPRING TINE

Mrs C. Osborn. 1912 Hillside, Rd
Cleveland, o., writes: MY grand
daughter was troubled with a cough
for nearly two years. She took
Foley's Honey and Tar and her cough
is now gone. II loosened the phlegm
so she could raise il easily" Foley :
Honey and Tar is just what children
should have for feyeTish colds
coughs, "snuffies" and tight wheezy
breathing Be sure TO get Foleys
1t checks Group and whooping cough
tOo.-(Adv.)