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Evening star., 1922-11-26

Whisky Shouer
Given Officers
Making Arrest

A whisky shower Friday night
nearly drenched Lieut.. Davis and
serst. McQuade Of the police prohi-
bition enforcement squad. Policeman
Bauer of the second precinct and
Revenue Agent Hertzig, when they
visited the home Of Ernest Will
liams. s29 Sievers' court, to make
an arrest
Two and one-half gallons of corn
whisky were emptied from a win
dow on the second floor of the
house. it Is stated by the raiding
officers, before Williams could be
placed under arrest. Charges OF
illegal possession and selling were
preferred against Williams.
Seizure of still and 500 gal
Ions OF mash was reported by
Revenue Agents Edwards and
Hines and Policemen Allan and
Berry of the fourth precinct as a
re suit of a raid made yesterday at
1870 Howison street southwest
William Henderson. colored, occu-
pant of the premises, was arrested
and held to answer charges of
operating Il still and having the
mash In his possession.
Evening star., 1922-11-26
HIGH SCHOOL SATIRE.

The entertainment of the Osiris
Club of Business High School. in the
Friday night. was featured by satire
on secret society meetings. The
-"mysterious rites and solemn oblisa-
tons" We're administered to Edwin
Cailow. Edward F.. ColIeday. James
T. Lloyd and Milton Fairchild. by
the priests and prophets of the mimic
Some of the Business girls gave
folk dances. Other numbers On the
pEosram included a violin solo by
Hyman Zimmerman. solo by Gladys
Price and dances by Evelyn. Davis
and Juliet Lyeth Music was fur
hi ished ny the Business High School
Orchestra. -.
Evening star., 1922-11-26
FIRE MENACES COLLEGE.
Blaze Starts in Dry Grass Adjacent
to Gallaudet Grounds.

Members of the fire department had
hard fight to prevent damage to the
property of Gallaudet College Fri
day afternoon. when fire started in a
building near the swimming pool on
Camp Meigs site. The flames quickly
reached dry grass on that portion Of
the former military reservation.
The blaze was fast burning in the
direction of buildings on the grounds
of the educational. institution. and it
was only by hard work that fremen,
working under the direction of Bat
TALON Chief John J. HanlOn, succeed
ed in conf1n!ng the fire to the property
on. which t started. Damage amount
ed to- only about $50
Evening star., 1922-11-26
MRS. HUCK URGES RELIGION

Winifred Mason Huck. member Of the
House of Representatives from Illinois,
declared Friday night in an address be-
fore the Business Woman's Council at
the Church of the Covenant, that wom-
en- can accomplish much toward world
peace by applying religion to the worlds
ills She said she hoped to help along
this fne through legislative action.
Women working together. Representa-
tive :Huck said. are bound to secure
peace for the world.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

Buy diamond, Dyes"-no other
kind-and follow the simple direc-
tions in every package. Don't won
oer whether you can dye or tint sue
cessfully. because perfect home dye
ing is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes
Evening star., 1922-11-26

even IL you have never dyed before,
Just tell your druggist whether the
material you wish to dye is wool or
silk, or whether it is linen. cotton. or
any mixed goods. Diamond Dyes
never streak. spot, fade or run. --
Evening star., 1922-11-26
One of the most interesting of the

One Of the most interesting Of the
woman candidates. in the recent
British parliamentary elections was
Annie s. swan who st God for one Of
the Glasgow divisions. Mrs. Burnett
Smith, which IL the real name of this
popular novelist, is the daughter Of a
farmer and began writing for the
papers at an early age. Since the
opening Of her career she has pro-
duced more than fifty novels. in addi-
tion to 1nnumerable short stories and
articles.
Evening star., 1922-11-26
A Bit Different.

From New York Sun
Flubb-He's always boasting that
he can read a woman like a book. and
yet that little chorus girl fooled him
completely. --.
Dnbb-arobably a type he wasn't
IN rniliar with
Evening star., 1922-11-26
SIMPLIFY COURTS.
Bill in House Will Speed Up Legis-
1atior.

Simpliiication of the system of
pleading and practice IN federal
courts to bring about more speedy
termination OF litigation Is provided
In a bill introduced by Chairman VOL
stead OF the House judiciary commit
tee 1t would create a commission,
com posed Of two Supreme Court JUS
Evening star., 1922-11-26
Select Your Xmas Gifts Now!

Right the make your Christmas Gift Seeions There
literally hundreds of beautiful Daond Watches Sill
Pearls and Jewey select FROM
actly the anne for cash as they for Credit.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

a BAD WRECk-Of the constitu-
iiOn may follow in the track Of a
sHsorderetl system. Don't run the
risk: DIR. Pierce'H Golden Medical
discovery remedies disorders and
affections due to impure blood or
inactive liver. The germs of disease
circulate Through the bIOOds the liver
Is the Alter which permits the germs
to enter! or not. The liver active, and
the blood pure, and you escape dis
ense. When you're debilitated, weight
below the standard, the "DiscOvery"
huildS nm the hO0Y. -
Evening star., 1922-11-26

A dance was given last Wednesday
evening by the American Legion Aux
iiiary of the Stuart Walcott Post, No.
10. Among those present We're Ma
tional Vice Commander Watson b.
Miller: A. NJ. Bremen. commander OF
the Stuart Waicott Post. NO. 10. and
Mrs. r. f. Fawcett, president of the
Department American Legion 'Auxili- :
airy, District of Columbia. The pro
ceeds are for the benefit of the well
fare and relief fund.
Evening star., 1922-11-26

One of the earliest smoking mi x
lures was-a very small QuantityH
Virginia tobacco blended with here
hound, yarsDw sntS fooisfeot: sf1
Evening star., 1922-11-26

tices, two circuit and two dis
trict Judges and three members of the
bar to Recommend necessary amend
merits to the statutes and Judicial
code
Evening star., 1922-04-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
P. F..CARLEY,
Phone FIR. G153.

st:oSo-Gafass. downtown !; . capacity. 81 to
.s.5SoEGsrass Si Iss aec~.s"ry "s and pain. bu.':
ness: uptown NV: cnpatify. o. cars. aad
r"pair: 5-year iedse: very good business: rent,
$IO0-Auto repair shop: uptown nv: vrry
:oud income: u real moneymnker; wonder
f"! nsGs.la 'ss ssS and halcfy good
business: u wonderful business opportunity:
several rooms: s-year lease; good location; also
81. sOOLGrocery: downtown. NV: / room:
14.ooo-Meat market: Nj. Pleasant st. nv;
a, :.ss.ass: rent. 500: .. -. =
rooms and bath; good location: also good
business: rental. with lease. $50.
and meats ~d .0sm,
3.5OO-iMnchroom: downtown: wontlef.
fnl bargain. md very good business; rental
$s.5OO-L,mchroom: downtown. NV: 8
rooms. and cellar. includIrH furniture: good
sl.3tA--Dining ro"n,: tnw:i'"'~.. NV. very
guod iIcomc: rn;al. with lease. S6:.50.
si.!MD-I.nnrir."m: New ."ra a.r.: store !:
s"r"rui rooms =. u haiti: cs'od income: a:sn n
very good business opportunity: rrn;al. with
sa.ooo. bakery. store and rooms: rea!
at sacrifice: owner leaving country: very low
rental: also very easy terms.
$1.40O-Rakery: NV: very good in.
come: a very good business propositions; must
sell ut sacrifice: owner going abroad; lunch
room in connection.
50. .20O-Rooming house, F at. NV, 10
rooms, 8 baths. and garage: good location !;
also yery good income: rent. 800.
81 600 -Roomins house, downtown. 10 rooms.
tion; doing good business; rent, $i6O.
$i.1OO-RoominG house. downtown. NV, IL
rooms: very good income; q real money.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
WATER-PoWER . AND
:GRIST MILL. :

0teos, fouP stories, iseated ia.aaSkhsSa New
Ycff. fof s1ie; stSfayS room for siktssa- eats
Aeod: N.eoen etooo houoo with furnace, water,
electric liehtA Sarage. barn and. about au-a acre
Of land. For particnlars address 2. ". T-n.
Madrid, st. La1Ieice Co.. New Yosk.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
Are You the Man?

There is in this city an unusual opportunity,
offered hy q company OF national reputati
and years Of manufacturing experience, for
n high-caliber man to merchandise a line of
pipe and pipeless furnaces that will meet the
views of the most discriminating buyer and
appeal not only to the man who seeks value,
but also TO those to whom price Is q factor.
The man to whom this should appeal might
be 4 man who has retired from business but
provide an outlet for his energies; or q young
man with suficient resronsibility-0r any man
with ambition and aspirations to make 1922 q
future. This proposition entails the extension
Of liberal credit-and therefore the man who
accepts il must have suficient financial re-
sources to warrant such credit As we'll as to
insure his good faith and stability. He need
not necessarily be q resident Of this city.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
To Such a Man

a most unusual opportunity is offered in
legitimate. dienhed and very profitable busi-
ness Of q permanent nature.
To the right man exclusive agency will he.
given for this complete line of heating equip
ment and territory arrangements will he made
to his entire satisfaction. Free scope will
he given. that he can merchan ndtse these
utilities in the way that his own successful
business experience has tansht him. We Will
Ga viii MAKE he a% sSe
Address Boz 2o4-L. Star office, SO that our
ter. Ali correspondence will be treated in
confidence. The only obligation involved Is
willingness to listen to real Opportunity: .
$s50-Rooming house: rooms; rent cheap.
S550-Roorling house: 8 rooms; rent. $50.
$3OO-Room. hse.: lease; 10 rms; rent. $40.
81. .O00-Rooming house; rooms; rent. $50.
Sl.oOO-Rooming house: II rooms: rent. $50.
81. .0O0-RoominS house: 10 rooms; rent, Sl25;
splendid location: good income; terms.
81, ,0O0-Rooming house: IL rooms; modern.
st10O-Room. house; 10 rms: nr. 10th and Il.
s..l00-RoominE house: 12 rooms: rent, $i05.
SJo0--Cigar and news stand In large office
bldg. doing good business; cent. so.
81 5O0-Confect. and fountain: 9 rooms: rent,
$50: transient trade: big bargain.
81 f50-Confect. and fountain: rooms: rent,
s7o: best bargain in town: great sac
rifice.
:::.40O-Contect. and fruit: rm.: transient.
$4.750-Confect. and DEL; rooms; rent, $ic5:
S800-Bakery and rooms and cellar; 4ood
section: nice little business.
so00-Deiicstessen; good bus; rent. $40
Ss5O-Grocery and rooms; rent, $40.
$000-0rocery and 8 rooms: rent, $66.
81 eOO-Grocery and meat bus.: rent. $50.
81 s5O-Grocsry and rooms: rent, SIS.
s1,60o-Grocery and rooms; rent. $50.
St.T0o-Grocery and z rooms; rent t85.
So 260O-Grocery and Z rooms: rent, $S5.
So o00-Grocery and meat business: rent. SO.
S3jOO-Grocery and rooms; rent, $46.
S1O0-Iunchroom and rooms; rent. $60.
81. 1.O00-Lunchroom; good trade; rent, $40.
81 SO0-Lunchroon: colored trade; rent. $50.
81 ,s00-Lnnch and 8 furnished rooms: big sac
riEcc; doing splendid businesR.
81 600-Sear-beer and lunch; rent, $40.
81; 7OO-Sear-beer and lunch; rms; rent cheap.
81 .SoO-Near.beer, lunch; 3 rms; rent, $05.
ss50-Barbsr shop; chairs; rent, h$2S.
81 ao9-Barber shop: chairs: rent, 500.
f3 l00-Barbar shop; chairs; rent. $50.
S450-Tailor shop: good location; rent. $50.
81 .5O0-Taii0r shop; good buSiness: rent, 381.
81 .5o0-Dry goods and notions bus; rent, 81.
r. M. CURTIS, MAIN 8O43.
sas RARRISTgR BLDG., eaS = sT: NV. L
IfPHGE9o and pipe furnaces, foendry output;
special prices Address Box I6S-L, star Of
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Lady's most artistic designed
solid platinum diamond bracelet
watch; 26 perfect cut blue-white
diamonds; the biggest bargain
ever offered to any one for $135
You can't find money any easier.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

FOX TERRIER, wire haired. small puppy,
from registered stock: &3S for quict sals
Frank A. Kerr. :G0e 3oth place.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Motion picture theater-About 500 capacity:
exclusive white neighborhOod: theater now
playing to capacity houses. Price, $500.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Lady's beautiful di a IN o II d
cluster ring, has the appearance
of a 1H-carat diamond; seven
blue-white diamonds; at sacri-
fee for $50
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Motion picture theater-White: 400 seats:
summer park in connection with same, 100
seats. Price. $4,000.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Motion picture theater-Colored; building
cost $500 600 to erect. Price Of lease and
projecting machines. ETC.. $4,000; 1O-year
lease; small mint for right man.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

We have to be sold at once, to
raise cash, one of the most beau
tiful diamond rings ever shown; ;
diamond weighs about 2 carats;
come to see this before some one
else gets it; original cost 5000;
can be bought for. $3.50
Evening star., 1922-04-30

NOW 10 the time 10 have your bees looked
after Bees taken care Of on shares. r. u.
Green 23S Pa. ave. NV. So
Evening star., 1922-04-30

special prices. Address Box I6S-L. Star Of
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Evening star., 1922-04-30
Marshall Business Brokers.

We want business pInces Of all Kinds Tor
cash buyers. Or success in handling business
places Of all kinds Is we'll known. Well es-
tablished and equipped Offices In our own build
ing means security to you. List your place
now and saye time
Evening star., 1922-04-30

This one is positively a great
big .bargain-one of the most
handsome mans diamond rings
you ever saw; diamond weighs
over carat and can be bought
for the ridiculously low price
Evening star., 1922-04-30

This is a perfect gern-lady's
engagement. ring, very fine;
must be seen to appreciate the
big value for. .S14O
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Lady's latest style platinum
mounted engagement ring; dia-
uond is blue-white and weighs
close to a carat. a big sacrifice
and big bargain for. .$275
Evening star., 1922-04-30

Grocery, market and ltnch-On Conn., ave-,
doing about 50, 500 per month; price right.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The following business have been recommended to The
Star readers Amy found
Star will prompt attention
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-01
BRITISH USING SHIPS
FOR GUNNERS' TARGETS

~ LONDON. Sent. 1.---fA PD-Hay.
ing found no bGvers for the rreat
sroun of battleships which the Mash
'ineton conference decreed should he
scranned Grnat britain is using tbo
monsters rs targets for the SINNERS of
the roval navy and the members Of
the royal oi,. force ike tho Tinted
States ana Trrance this cou,,t,,v has ,
dozen M. more snecialIv fina cr,iisars
ana one-time dreadnouabts which
must he raleyatea to the igno,,ipion.
Junk pile
Thunderer Monarch scopouaro,.
] Colossus Tion Aiax C,art,,riop rrira
4 George Y Princess Rovnl rrin ,,d
+. Orion. monsters of % 600 or moro
/ tons once the pride of the Se,sn Seas
are all doomed C,ostinu mar, tron
$15 o00 GOO originally iunk dao1,
| have offered tba @overnment an,
$50 OOO apiece for them
The navy is now engaged in q So
ries of tarket tests on the famous hat
tleshins Agamemnnn ana Sunerh
which like their sister ships ore ~
find their graves in tha ocoa, at tho
hands of the gunners and incl, tors
that once manned tbcm Tha admir-.
atty is irving by these tests Ia d.tar.
mine how. a direct bit c,n no ,ropa,,+
ed from nassino fron the t,n.rct dawn
the ammunition tube
In the battle of Jutlnnd 1nAircih1o
Indefat gable ana oman Mary h1ov.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-01
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K3 .xsS8aGs &NEH MI r ~ IN
AE2REIlIlI

| Hunter, w, c. Fawnes and H. G.
Fawnes and Gardiner w. White.
Willie Hoppe, for years the worlds $
greatest billiard player, went into re-
tirement last winter after he had lost
the title to young Jack Schafer. He
intended to stay away from competi-
ton, but he changed his mind and is
now training for the coming cham
pionShip tournament
Arrangements are now being made
for an international tournament in
New York in November that should
he the greatest billiard exhibition ever
staged in this country.
The entries will be Jack Schaefer
Hoppe. Walker Cochran, Roger Cont.
the French star; GdouId Horemans,
the Belgian champion, and Hagen
Stacker.
Hoppe wants to wiIY'baclS the title
and if he beats that field he will be
real worlds champion.
Willie Kamm. the high priced San
Francisco infielder is said to be figur-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-01

LJoNNENBURG, Nova, Scotia,-A
prospective entry for this falls Nova
Scotia fishing schooner championship
races, the Margaret H, smith," was
launched from the yards of Smith and
Rhuland here. The vessel is said to
be very sim lar to the "Mahaska, =
launched from the sane yards this
spring with the rumored intention of
being a Nova Scotian rival of the in
ternational champion "Bluenose."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-01
COMMUNITY SINGING
MADE IMMEDIATE HIT
IN NEW ZEALAND

WELLINGTON N. H., Sept. L.
/ "a. P)-Cyrill Nee, who trained
community song-leaders for the Am-
erican troops during the war, has
visited this city and introduced the
] idea of community singing. 1t
Fcaught on at once A meeting of
promenent Wellington business men
was held at his instigation, the
mayor presiding, and those present
! formed themselves into u committee
to introduce the scheme.
1T met with immediate success"
says the New Iceland Herald, tho
attendance at the first sing number
ing about 500 and at the last no
fewer than 5000
The sings are held in the town
hall from midday until . o'clock one
4 day each week. There is an accom-
panist and a piano and a song lead
/ er who acts as conductor.
Leaflets are distributed with 12
or IA choruses or songs known to
everybody The leader announces
which will be sung, gives them Il
start and off they go. There is
nothing whatever of commercial
proposition about it,
A collection is taken as the peo-
pie pass out, and they contribute
from a penny TO sixpence, according
! to the amount Of enjoyment they
got out of IT,
j The money is used for the hire
Of the hall, piano, advertising and
printing. 1t is hoped soon TO get
la booklet printed containing SO
community songs Hymns are not
sung but just the good old-fashion-
ed songs that everyone loves wi'N
"A few tuneful, popular crouses to
help keep people cheerful.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-01

ing on taking up the study of law
When he tried to talk the san Fran
cisco club out of cut of the $l25,-
600 that the Chicago Wnlte Son paid
for him, he probably found out that
he knew very little about the tech
nique of argument
William Wrieley is going TO build a
rev ban park in Los Angeles and says
herell ha no signs on the outeield
fence Maybe they'I be. covered with
aDeqrmint vines and juicy fruit.
one hundred and fifty athletes have
already entered the annual \. A. L.
track and field championships to be
held in Newark, y. j on Sept and
II. one of the most interesting fights
of years for the team championship is
expected to he staged between the
Posi- III Athletic Association, the Him
pts thletic Club, the Los Angeles A..
G, ana the New York A. c. Illinois
with Il team strengthened by Il, dozen
star college athletes from the middle
west looks to be the favorite.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26

found much To attract them In star.
In story and In direction. Rudolph
Valentino in one of the leading roles
ID seen ~ Charles Grandet a. Partisan
dandy who falls In love with lovely
maid OF provincial French town. Mr..
Valentino in this character II as fnscl-
mating and a. appealing ne ne was AZ
Julio In Tho -Four Horscmen II
tho Apocalypse and mr. Tho Sheik."
Alice Terry IL a lovely contrast In her
blond beauty to tho dark Latin APP
pearance OF Valentino.
"Love, Honor and Behave"
Mack sennett ruthlesslS but humor-
ously gives a stiff lecture to the erring
husband In Love, Honor and Be-
have" the photoplay now current MT
the Arcadia Theatre. A quality not
usually associated with scnnett come
dies Ia that Of sentiment which
abounds In this new plot. II Is not
held up for smiles or hearty laughs,
but Is injected with sincerity and emo
tional effectiveness. Marie Provost
appears as a young bride. The bride
groom Is George Hara and the tangle
that Is woven In their domestic af-
fairs provides this picture with Its
plot.
Norma Tnlmadge In First New Picture.
Time and time again the manage
ment OF the Arcadia Theatre has beer
besieged by requests for the coming
of Norma Talmadge In a new picture
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
Clogged up Kidney Deposits are Dis
solved and the Toxins Poisons)
Completely Driven Out. Druggist
Told to Guarantee II In Every
Instance.

Your very life." says DR.. Carey. de
ponds upon the perfect functioning and
health OF your kidneys so whatever you
do don't neglect them"
DR. Carey's famous prescription No. III
known rs Marshroot liz not recommended
for everything, but we cannot too strongly
urge It's use II you suffer from annoying
bladder troubles, frequent passing OF
water night and day. With smsrting or
irritation, brick dust sediment or highly
coored urine bloatipg irritability with
loss Of flesh backachc. rheumatism or
any other tendency TO Rights Disease
Diabetes or Gravel for kidney disease In
Its worst form may tr stealing upon you.
Don't walt until tomorrow to begin
the use Of this wonderful prescription
now obtainabe In both liquid and tablet
| form II you have any Of the above symp-
toms Kidney and Bladder troubles DON
wear away. They will grow upon you
slowly. stealthily and with unfailing
certainty
Never mind the failures of the past II
| you even suspect that you arc subject TO
Kidney Disease. Don't lose single day for
! n. ". Danforth. J. NJ. Fckerd and
every good druggist has been authorized
| to return the purchase money on the first
two bottles to all who state they have
received no benefit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26

this photoplay is a very human one
for the most. part, telling of the do
nestle life of self-made man. whose
chief happiness in life is embodied
in his charming daughter. 1t is when
a young nah asks for her hand that
1t is discovered that the wife of this
man, who feels neglected. has picked
for her friends some very questionable
people, and makes the mistake of in
viting them TO her home, very nearly
wrecSing her daughters happiness
and almost parting with number Of
valuable jewels. Harry Morey plays
the role of the successful man.
scandal" at the Savoy.
What is described as one Of the
best performances of her career is
Constance Talmadge's Selznick pic
ture, scandal" which is showing at
the Savoy Theatre for the balance of
this week. Scandal is a Selznick
revival in which the comedy star was
first presented four years ago, and the
general excellence of the production,
coupled with the fast-increasing popu-
larity OF this star. caused the pro-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-26

ducers to revive the feature for re-
distribution.
Lionel Barrymore Mt the Queen.
Lionel Barrymore In one of Jack
Boyles famous underworld charac-
ters. That is the combination found in
Boomerang BIZ the Paramount pic
ture which begins its Queen Theatre
engagement today. The Barrymore
ability presages the very able way in
which the star will present his latest
role. A remarkably human story of a
crook with a heart is unfolded In this
photoplay. Boomerang Bill i" is a
Chicago gunman hiding in New York
because of crime he has committed
in his home city. He meets a girl
who wins his love and he resolves 10
go straight. Bill works honestly until
the girl tells him that she must obtain
money to send her invalid mother to
the country TO save her life.
"rhe ConqucrIng Power---Majes
"The Conquering Power" now at
the Majestic Theatre, Is enjoying
most prosperous engagement Tho
photoplay public OF Wilmington have