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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18

WANTED.
Office manager with sales
ability and some capital to-
manage d s tri b uting
branch for truck and car
the best in Virginia; both
established; popular prices
and good sellers. Over 100
boosters in Richmond.
Also want extra trucl,
salesman and one pas
senger car S a ! G S m a II.
Drawing account and COM
mission.
These are fine oppor.
TURTLES and permanent
positions Tor the right
parties. Address
BOX E 464, CARE
THE DISPATCH.
wANTEp-A settled uhi,. man 10 work
on tarm on" who q ,cs not nIiud - ana
help IN store wh-n needed. Bya lO5
stony Crcca. Va.
MEN wanted 20 learn tho barrier ,rad.
Tuition SIS; tools free. .,.nnas Eiv-I.
VIII" for Information. Richmond Rar
her college, sot ElS, MARSHALL Street,
or \orfolk Rfror- Cou-se. cci Ranh
Street, Nor:olk. ".
EXPERIENCED salesman 20 handlo
complete lin. % oflcr and outside wood
s.Ens. exclusive ur a. ID. unc. TORT
~; ~ N!rs!na and tn" cnroiinas. Pre.
t"r maa % som" experience. capable
- acv"i"r!ng ase1c.cs and pI.h.nk thu
Nn" Commission basis "lG .tnte axe
.Nprgirncc. .t'. Box = va. care OF rho
pi,;ttch.
YOUNG MAN-wHl Zach rrh' Sor; o:
y"unS man. whp can iavcs' 800. mos
in;":rS;!nE and pron;abi, i'm. OF a.,
ard ;~k- h';n .sslclGt-. 30, :. isi
ca:, %" D.-pa:ah n.
AE:'-T"" good apptar.ug young men .or
SPECIAL advertising. must ,.tuc Welt
recommended. No. 4 '3s. r,gs Tho D.s.
YOUNG man H'm5S'a.htr AMI c'rrn. eN-
c"lclt "pN"rtu'!iS ,,gu-t NoTn. l.. -
WA\TED--Mtn Wishing pos!,i"ns nrc'nrn.
bra n men. coiored train go-te-.. lax
virginia roads; write .or information
;l.5 3?i1 month: experience unuscst
s'rl. int"r Eailway, Doa;. 5gj. Indian
Hroi7 ird
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HcIp-Alule or I!cmu;c

" \NTED--i.iyn-w.r man or woman 10
sell N!-E.Uil S'Aithh,id hams. Hirhnla an!
terr.i"r! TO Individuals. Wc!j- "yn
patch
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rAlSTERS wanted. Apply FaaIconer :.
GrnNrs. nHnh0lph III.
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WILLlS KNIGHT

7-passenger: tires, top
and paint good. You
know very we'll the relia-
bility Of the Knight sleeve
valve motor. and this one Is
in perfect condition; Sl5O
cash and S25 per month for
ten months takes this car.
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EDt!LiSl .tiENl
Help Wanted-i'cmale

PANTRY GIitl.-WaHtci experienced pan
irS gil. White, good sa.aI!, room ana
board Apply steward. iene:sy., Hotel.
CclO!i..D GiIti. from country wanted a.
s"frami. room on lot. Apply 400 ives
ll.N.
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BUSINESS StEyIiE
Observation-Disclosures,

Federal. PRI>TiHG 20. :NC ?i5.I.
Bans Street. inone Mauison .,ss R.cn.
u.nad Va.
80 y iIoN~-F. :. l.ca"c. Printer.
:. SIKH -. betwceu Main and CAY.
90" l.ctrerhcads 81: 500 .uvciopes. s..
Leak" fsiniiTG Co. il2 Eas. Man -,
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IicIp Nuntr,i-AIui,.


Ms% wio u%pERSTANps TIE
SELLING OF rKI%ri&G MACtINkH /.
TYPE AND PRINTERS SUri.PLiEs ~
NikGi%iA.I STATE AH. ENrEH!.
ENcE. EETEHr%CE A%D SALARY
DESIRED. GOOD POSITION -
OPEN FOR y ilIGfi-CI.A.,s. CAPABLE.
MAJ, /. .iS. CARE I.H. DISPATCH.
BARBER wanted. first c:aas wn.,e. App,
10 South Randolph
DAli;YMAN wanted. wn.;c. : ng!e age ga
." ~ years. experienced ia dairy and gen
"rhi farm work. wages. $50. room ana
board. Apply al one. Public Employ.
'nent iiare"u. Room >. o!iy HAL.
DIE SETrEE-One familiar with cutting
and forming tools IN hsr1w.rc fdc,or.
near h.en.nonI. ho> e: 80. care Int
L!%EM EN-wanicd. two h-si-cass eIec-
tg!c light and pnwci iinrmrn. men rA.
pcr.cnced Ia handling h,gh-,,n'i"n worn,
none other need apply. Ng..,"r, News
and hampton Hallway. Gas and Electric
20. Newport News. Na.
-Hespons!bie position open for
man. age - to 90. Must nave held execu-
tive position. preferably with. some In
stl:utiun. Ia ANSWERING. state fuily your
experience. otherwise no cnnsidara, ion
Viii Ge given your application. BOX 4
10. care he Dispatch.
PAINTERS wanted. Apply FaaIconer g
Graves Randolph 2i5.
Statesmen for automobile ana machinery
oils. good commissions. territory am
counties IN virginia. West Virginia.
North anu South Carolina at Georgia.
Address Di!s. care Carrier 81. i;Icua.,"d,
&ALESMES - Wanted. to secure the SER
ric"a ~ sev"rn! n.". -n-rRciiS insurance
n'i"siu'n write INSURANCE foi Nir-
gina company with over twenty million
"i ordinary NE insurance Ia forcr. To
accepted applicants "" VIII "r-r 81 Very
liberal ConirHCi All answers viii he
Geld -tTu.tI: sn'.t,d-niiai, Apn,S IL p-,
nj
s'revi, EIrhGiund. Va.
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Service stutiuns--Kcpailinv /

LANDER A&D PISTON GKiNDi&c; a
>T'sisl'y. Us.uE the latc.' Det grinding
PROCESS sup SIDING AL OtHc; methoca
S"iiNF"n!te = Co. l,-,-.5 Ia III Eran.tt,
" T. ARE IN POSITION 10 10 FIRST.
LASS PAINTING on ALI. MAKES or
AJTpMUBILES. BEST or MATERIAL.
AND WORKMANSHIP PRI,r. n.,;.I1
niLh MoNp MpInlt COMPANY. IN I'll
ASD BROAD STREETS.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities b

Modern and c!I.equlpped manu-
featuring plant for sale IN settlement
OF an estate. In fun operation.
on,pu, consists Of sbou, 100000
pounds annually.
The above property consists OF:
one nix story and basement mill.
constructed building. and ono AVE.
story and basement storage building
adjoining. both equipped with Grinucii
Sprinkler System.
Complete power plant. consisting Of
two hoilcrA and one direct connected
engine and Ecn:rstor.
The sale Will also include all trade
marks, brands. good viii. etc. IS well
=. approximately one million pounds
or leaf suitabi" for the production Of
IN" brands being manufactured.
Th" sale Viii take place on WE'D.
NESDAf. MAY ;. 1922. aud positively
be soiu TO the h.sA=s, bildsr.
For further particulars. address the
LOWELL nCFFi%GToN TOBACCO
60.
Covi"s;on. ny.
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Fo Prompt oave and Convenience Phone Your Wants to
EMPLOYMENT
90 =---
Help Wuntcsl--Alaic
WANTED

SALES VI t:N--9evt-al mon @. .1iIl,y. Az.
ny TIA wca: Biuud Street
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Hcnoyuling and Dyciug =

hAN Il YOUR carpets and rugs washed
and l." convinced ii's the bes; raviau,i.
The Sew Wny TO. Phone Maal.o. s,.I
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING


IsDENED FOR QUICK
REFERENCE
Use thu 1eiephonr-Cnii Randolph 1
Ask tor Want Al Tnkcr
classified advertisements ordered
Cor THE RICHMOND TIMES DIS.
PATCH daily morning edition VIII
appear IN the neat edition OF THE
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
siNeu herewith cover morning anil
evening service in all INSTANCES. win
ths exception Of THE SCNDAI
separately.
Schedule OF Want AID isates
&c word daily, minimum
Csc. set solid.
Si9c word sunday. minimum
25c. set solid.
5 CONSECUTIVE Insertions. u
ClCjIns sunday, Sc IA word.
consecutive Insertions, In
ciudinS sunday. Ice word.
tSoie the reduction Tor consecutive
:nscriiuna.p
D.spiny Type
The largest type permitted IN the
w ant Adj pages - IL point ana the
'lI:al!esi space IN winch "A l2-po!nt
;y'pe AL nla! be Sc, IS one inch. Inc
SAFE i1T taIs i@.I:e = oe IS cents d
word oaiiS ana - cents ~oTc
sunday. The same scale OF rruuStluEs
VIII apply as TOR feEuiSr want acs
Caps, b:Cken IiErS. ~ mite space are
Charged fur ut the regular word rs1e
estimate D WORDS TO the line.
Longer term rates for business AL
ert!SerS on request.
AdNtrtlsc received as laie 13
a A. 81. and 10 l.. Nj. each wscE CAY
and Up To l.. Il. Saturua, Tor corrrS!
.asSi,icauoi IN the next EDITION.
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OLDSMOBILE

1921; this car is in per
feet condition and a bar
gain at our price, $500 !:
S275 takes this car. and bal
ance in small monthly pay
,nentS.
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GRANT

Touring, 1919 model. in
good condition; S125 cash.
balance in small monthly
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FOR SALE--Dstr!hutor,h Of vai.,hi.
au'" accessory. owner leaving Vli. ana
wiIi sscrincc, small stock ON hand
Phone Randolph 3.iO.w
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-tTtli;IElII
service Stntiuns-l,cpairiu

service misunderstanding Ia
EOSs n Garlic Auro.nooite t.I.,tr,u. mad
general machine Nugn. l.uu-i. IVES,
Nal. street. H"YlrNard l.5.
X. ;. GlLSo\--IuIs" I-ptuins. utsat
service Isl! Vest B'u.,a Street.
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Professional Services
iicpairins

HAVE your eyes examined. T. = F.shc..
Eye Specialist, second a.d clay
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Snlcs,r,,r md Accents

rEt'I TREE SALESM EA--G"ui business
'"i hus'.cts. ptunta oi". pleasant W.I.v
.Ii~y. ''""-0rJ %n'srr."s Dep;. Isl.
'uUC"'G ga
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Building Materials.
Household Good
Jcn.lr> anu W.,clc. {.

81 s!ER;.I$G SILVER vu.ar spoons.
cr".ru !-,il'-. vlvRIu i"r.. S-nu.!,
jrn"i-fs e" E.st liroaI street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24
'REJUVENATED,'
HE DISAPPEARS
Journalist Deserts Family
After Operation

ATLANTIC CITY. March ,t--rr.
win II. Bacon. journalist. S. years
old. who. n short time ago. sought
TO find the secret OF eternal youth
by having monkey glands transplant.
ed into his body, has disappeared
from his home.
In a farewell note 90 his wife. he
claimed to have been deserted by his
friends and said he was unable 10
support his family. Toe letter spoke
% the regard which the writer had
for his wife and children and con.
tlnued:
Deceived in my expectations
which were based upon contract.
unable 60 obtain work except such
as could not possibly yield enough 20
provide even food for the family. and
deserted By those who protested 10
be my friends. there IL nothing left
but 20 betake myself out Of your life
40 that. at least. you may live
again"
Mrs. Bacon said that since the
gland operation. October 6. her hun
band had appeared TO grow stronger
and his intellect seemed TO be bright
or. His heart. which formerly had
been weak. was also stronger. she
said. II was not the operation. She
maintained. which had been rrapon.
sible for his melancholy mooda, but
his financial condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24
Extravagances of the Port

figures 10 prove their contentious
ara.
Operation and maintenance
cost In January. is7i...t T.sssof
Increasing until ~ reached
I'm August. 1891 ......... ii.tsTSs
In other words. ~ construction
work fell off. when any private con.
Germ would have substantially 70
duc~d ita forces 70 conform 20 the
changed conditions. the port commits.
Eiou's pet department increased IL
operation and maintenance payroll
OVER 80 PER CENT.
Getting down to moro recent dates.
we learn that tho payroll coats OF
tho so-cniltd general departments
Increased In February over January
1922. by 81 900. And this In spite Of
the fact that tho port of Seattle II
losing money AT the rate Of a THOU.
SAND DOLLARS PER DAY.
The tar reduction council further
suggests that tho positions Of FIR.
marshal. employment director and
entertainment solicitor be abolished q"
During tho war. when every por1
wharf and warehouse was grooming
under vast piles Of cargo. when men
swarrned over tho docks an thickiy
an flies. and when the fire hazard
was 20 times ms great an u ~ now.
the port OF Seattle was able 10 struE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24
Favors the Erickson Measure

crease the taxes Of tho city. but II
Will equaiiza the burden and place Il
whore u belongs. on the shoulders
Of everyone.
The tax dodgers and spectators In
vacant property are nqueaiinR like
stuck pigs and whining like whipped
puppies when they fear they viii b.
no longer able to pass tho buck 20
tho other fellow. Tho citizens who
arc putting up the tzQs 600 per
month 20 buy The syriem arc paying
tho Same rate OF taxes that the
slacksrs and dodgers arc paying on
their property. and there IN no sense
or justice IN letting them escape. n
the spreading ~ tho burden over the
entire city 10 buy the system will
raise tho rate 20 mills. let me ark
our critics how much Il will raiss
the mills II u Il only spread over
half the city,
That IL what has bern done. and
I, has Fpined the expense more than
90 mills 10 the home owner on top
~ scent fare This ~ unjust and
absolutely indefenHible. Home own.
-. vote for your own interests and
let the slhckern squeal.
n. J. WILSON.
President Public owuernhip
League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

gio along without these unemployed
on Ito payroll.
The port commission cannot offer
n single plausible exeus. for tho re.
tontion In the ports employ Of the
no.caiird employment director. whose
department n costing the taxpayers
betwecn $4,000 and $1,000 per year.
With thousands Of competent water.
from, men daily walking the streets.
their numbers including hundreds Of
war veterans and exscrvicc men.
and with truckers union composed
OF trained dock mcn standing ready
at all times 10 furnish experienced
help. without one cent of cost 60 the
taxpayers. u Is inconceivahle that
the port commission should spend
such sum Of money 10 maintain an
office and a director. whose duties
consist % simply furnishing iaborcra
10 tho various port terminals when
they are ia need OF additional men.
The tasks confronting this employ.
ment director in handling the hun
drcd men entrusted TO his care have
become 80 arduous that the services
OF a young lady assistant were re
Gently added 10 tho expense % this
department.
The ports fire rnnrrharn duties are
not matter Of record ! defy any.
one 20 point out one single benefit
the Taxpayers are receiving for the
s.. 400 n year salary that this man
ls paid, His title also includes the
sobriaucs Of head Waterman And
yet. during tho war. when many
more than th. present number %
watchmeu were needed on ali docks.
tho various terminal agents. not.
withaiandinE tho tremendous amount
OF business that was then being
handled by tn. port Of Seattle. were
able 10 look after this detail. The
taxpayers also maintain an Rutomo-
bile for the una OF tho flrn marshal.
Nobody has ever been accused Of
knowing just what tho entertain.
ment solicitor did 10 earn the ti75
Ter month salary that he drew while
on the ports payroll. Tho position
was created shortly after IN. last
port election. az was that Of fire
marshal. The activity OF these two
mcn In the last port campaign may
shed some light as TO why they sub.
soqucntiy became n part Of tho ports
personnel.
This method Of payroll packing"
coupled with the absolutely democrat.
lzinF effect u has upon really nee
cssary employees. represents n large
portion % tho 81 900 that the tax.
payers arc daily being asked 90 sub
scribe TO maintain the docks and
warehouses that khould be allowing
them n profit.
And IN closing. ! quote from the
tar reduction councils report: That
tho attention OF the commissioner
b, drawn TO the fact that tho credit
Of the port In being impaired by the
present administration OF port affairs
port bonds arc now being quoted
at around 20 cents on tho dollar"
Yours truly,
WALTER & WOOD.
H. r. u. /. Box sss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

be summoned for ncgieciing their
families.
II they believe the prayer Of
faith viii save the sick. and trust
10 IL they VIII be imprisoned II
anyone belonging 10 them dies and
they have refused 10 call in doctors
l would point out 10 Mrs Kobes
that orthodox Christians merely
believe these scriptural teachings.
they do not attempt TO practice
them: 10 do 10 would expose 10 the
world their irnpracticabliity. Nat
attempts 10 be practicing one.
tho other Christians round on him
for giving the game away. a word
to the wise In sufficient. and Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24
Editor The star.

Editor The star
II seems that the street chr ques
ton Is going to be the paramount IL.
sue In the coming city election. and
more particularly tho rate Of fare 20
be charged.
The city council and the mayor have
been fiddiinE with the matter for
about two years and have succeeded
In driving at least 1900 900 paAsen-
gers per month away from the sys.
tenn and robbing those who arc cofn.
PEELED 10 patronize u. thru excessive
fares. Of more than ssos. 900 per
month.
During December. January and
February there was collected 1896.
1911 fares az STA cents and i.i39.sts
cash do-eenn fares. This produced
a revenue of sf.sss. 5ssse. which was
1895 .1s6ts In excess % scent fare
should the same rate % travel con,
tinun for the year Il win cost the
riders - taxpayers" - g. .t0i ssts0.
for which they set absolutely moth.
ing tn return. and when fhe lines arr
paid for the other fellow Will own
them. In addition they shall have
paid s5.sss .est.ss for tho service
which they received.
The Erickson plan does not In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

by the logic OF Mru. kober may
have been looking up 90 you As a
leader. How hath the mighty fai-
len
My alarm n for the ultimate 70
suits az Mrs. kohc'n determination
90 regulate her actions according TO
tho scripture. and hasten TO
point out 10 her. and all that be-
hevo az she does. that. u they BE-
iievo In turning on. check when
the other IN Emi;ien and there hap
pens 60 10 a war on. thoy VIII be
cent To prison.
IL they take no though; Of the
morrow they viii spend their old
age In tho poor house. and before
they reach that stage arc likely 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

Editor The Star
The port commission ran true 20
form again last month. Its financial
statement for February. 1879. just
out. shows that tho taxpayers sus-
tanned loss hero OF over $50 eco for
the month. A. that rate OF progress
last years deficit Of quarter u n
million dollars win seem small In
comparison. and Il requires more
than i.mill levy TO take caro- Of
the losses for Is22.
George u. Iampln.. In an address
to tho Transportation club OF this
city on Tuesday, offered ono 81 the
commissions stock aiibia 20 Justify
tho unwarranted loss above men.
toned. namely, reduction IN hand.
ling charges by the port commission.
To the untutured mind this explana.
ton sounds Hasonable. Without
further comment on tho merits Of
Mfr. I.amping'S excuses. submit, be.
low some data taken from the report
Of the Tax Reduction councils re
cent findings In their investigation
OF port OF Seattle affairs. These
facts and figures will carry more
weight with the folks who arc foot
Ing the bills. 1. r.. tho taxpayers,
than political eioqucnce.
The tar reduction council declares:
THE fragrant expenditures by the
ports engineering department OF
both time and money speaks for
Itself. especially when one takes into
account the fact that tho conatruc-
ton period has passed. and only
maintenance In required. and this
upon new property II il apparent
that the war Is sim on. from tho
stress this department places upon
the necessity for employees" Their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24
The Promises of the Politician

lie claimed that ssattle'a legal de
partner, with 20 employees cost tho
city tios.ess yearly. or % CENTS per
capita. while tho legal department OF
Cincinnati. with four employees. cost
tho city tss,93s annually. or 10 cents
per capita.
Further. he stated that the legal
department ~ Minneapolis employed
eight persons at an annual cost Of
$50, 30. or ~ cents per capita. All
other costs OF city government in
proportion. practically. why should
Il cost more 20 live in Seattle than
IN some other city Of the same size ?
Incidentally our corporation counsel
Is candidate for mayor. win the
people forgctg iNvtcTua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24
Some More Letters
From Star Readers
Injustice of the Sales Tax Plan

saves portion ~ q TO invest In tar
exempt bonds. or TO hide away. or
invest In land held out Of use. would
escape taxation ON that portion Of
his income 20 saved. while the man
OF small or moderate income who In
Obliged TO spend u all 10 cover living
costs would be taxed to the full.
No ono knows this any better than
tho biz rich and those who are foster
Ing this iniqultuous measure and
they propose now, just as they have
always proposed. 90 pass tho burden
on 10 those least able 20 afford Il.
Yours very truly.
THE RiNGMASTER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24
Back Weak and
Lame for Years
Rso soreness, pain. stiffness
right out with q small trial
bottle Of Old ST. Jacobs OH

st Jacobs OIL stops any pain. 80
when your back Is sore and lame. or
lumbago. sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffened up. don't suffer! Get a
small trial bottle OF old. honest ST.
Jacobs OIL at any drug store. pour
little In your hand. and rub II
right on your aching back. and by
Tho time you count fifty tho sore.
ness and lamencss is gone.
Don't stay crippled. This sooth.
ing. penetrating oil needs TO he used
only once. II takes the pain right
out and ends the misery. II IL mag.
zeal. yet absolutely harmless. and
doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago. sciat-
lea, backache or rheumatism 80
promptly. H. never dlsappointsl--
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

Editor The star;
Tho politicians always get away
with their promises which they make
on election day. ir tho people 70.
solve 10 set rid of the politicians and
vote them out We might be able TO
have a little representation In tho
council.
Every election we hear the prom.
iaca to reduce taxes and after ciec
ton the promises are forgotten.
Not long ago there appeared In
Tho star an article wherein Alpheus
Byors. preaident Of the Transporta-
ton club. raped seattle'u high tax
rate and gave one OF the reasons by
exhibiting the comparative costs Of
the legal departments OF various
cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

River Nile Is s.e7o miles long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

Aluminium Tea Kettle
five quart size. steel bail.
and wool handle. rpeclAI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

lsdltnf Iho star
: Referring 10 tho several comments
appearing recently In your paper re
gardlng the proposed ''aales tax
As has boon stated by you editor.
tally and by at least ono Of your
under tho proposed
tax tho burden would. Of course. fall
on the consumer. as do al forms of
taxation except a tax direct on land
with the improvements exempted.
The sales tax would he In tho ma
ture OF a fine placed unon those who
place their money in circulation,
while the saver and hoardrr would
escape.
Tho man OF largo income who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24
With Sorrow
and Alarm

Editor Tho star
II n with mingled feelings OF sor.
row and alarm that ! have read
the Calvanistic letter you received
and printed IN your Saturday col.
umns from tho lady who signs her.
self Mrs. Jacob c. Kobea.
My sorrow In for you I am
sorry TO sec you set dose OF your
own medicine.
That Is. getting a bomhardment
Of scriptural texts when you arc
not expecting them. However. this
is selfish. and IL not. I am glad 90
say. the genuine cause OF my sad.
ness; that is deeper. Il concerns the
great multitude of Star readers
'n' the moment when your
Ignorance was 80 clearly exposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-24

kobes IL very wise
To return 10 ye editor. II may
afford you some consolation TO
know that I am heartily IN accord
with the stand you have taken r.
rarding the Harvey Church cxecn-
ton Society was responsible for
tho conditions that produced Har-
vcy Church and society had 10
right to punish him for a crime -
should have answered for Itself.
J. w. IATIhER
Big Lake, Wash
Queen Afary's colors are geranfum
red with a narrow blue stripe
River Nile Is s.s7o miles long.