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instruction

LEARN LINoTYPE-Pays $1,000 yearly.
COST S?0O. Why not inspect school Mon
ga! evening? ? Empire School, 1873 East 18th
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HASTINGS
BEAITIFTL uOlfig nIna

BEAU lIFt L. HOME, nIne rooms. sun par
ior overlooking Hudson River Palisades.
slons s1, and stucGo construction. 75xl0o f.
n0ENiofP, 26 Mount Hope Boulevard
Hastings aie-W
tpR sALtE--9-roorl house. bath modern
price 5000 WI. NEEI.y, $33 rarras,,t
A,Ne.' Hastings-on Hudson. N Y. Te]e
phone Go6-W Hastings
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nEI.LAiRE PnRK

Thirty minutes from fsrdadwa3, So trains
eai!y station on property; cointnutation
kitchen and bath, paraoet noors staar,
1eat and electric light. open nrepjacs
eneiosed rl.,ios porch, $500 up. $500 cesh
Bellaire Park Building Co. BetlaIre
Phone Hollis 45l5-J ~ =.
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MfDDLETOWy

1000 FEET Connecticut River rro,.
2s acres land. splendid house ,,,r.e'ss
ments; barn. garage; fruit. sbaaa. 49,.
quiet. convenient; $1,000 verv aa.. -,
Tlet 81 y ures. information. OLYN BRAJNsRns
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
FOREST MILLS

FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
Houses for sale, $4,000 ana up sunarh
up Louis p. McGahie G5 Burns a, IN,
ephone Boulevard 675s 'e'
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-, IS, ..,z1!o!,I1]meCtiC ! J ] N|KhKZ
- - 4 SALEorRENT - -
STANFORD
iT STAMFORD Tnx~

AZ STAMFORD. CONN. heau.tf,,
ta'. col,asf' with every convenience; on troll.
he,.s. 3gn, near =. station; 5000; also large
s,,,.ast,,ne same price These houses are good
st,s,s, - tsleiits y Address. Owner Box z
1s,ll,,S rlanSSaale' or phone 1922 stamford
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
EDGEWATER

FOR SALE, large two-taniiy house q rooms
first foor: rooina second floor: rooms
wonderful i6 mile view of Hudson River;
Immediate possession. $40. 600 az Hudson
Terrace. Edgewater, New Jersey. min.
utes from Fort Lee Ferry, o. phone week
days Chelsea 3s40. Mr.. o. FRHfTAC.
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REAL ssrArr--sALs OR RENT
Manhattan

HoME-~A REAL BARGAIN
4 .,org bouse w 14tth st. Entire private
souse block. Asking $4,000. Tsrms TO suit
WIIf.fAM II. PECKHAM, 200 West I'D 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
MOUNT VERNON
RAhGAIN

Twelve room bouse on plot ,07xo0o
fronting on Central boulevard ana White
Plains Road, one ook from Bailey Park
Country Club, Chester Hiii, two cur garage:
beautifully HANDICAPPED; most desirable loca
uon. price, $2s, 900. See by appointment
only.
HOLLYWOOD
CITY Hall Building, Mount Vernon n. Y.
}illcrest 2i20.
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RIDGEWOOD
REAI,1'IE'

BEAUTIFUL 10 room residence, plot
225x268 corner property, tile baths.
hardwood floors. thiuo,,t : open firepiaoes.
maid apartments. garage for 9 cars With
chauffeur quarters. % fruit trees, storm
windows and screens, awnings, etc, must
be seen to be appreciated, restricted sec
ton. Apply Broker j. It, RYAN, l26
Market. Paterson, N. J.
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FKEEpoRg
FREEpoKT

fHEEi'OkT-lio Houses and bungalows j IN
rooms. prices sS.oUv 10 $50. 900; build
.ns pIo's 4oxl0o aad larger; price 1900 un
waras' terms, Apply owner JoHS +
EANDAlL co. Is N. Long Beach ay
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

FREE Hist of houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WfNKLE CO. Rutherford N J
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DOuGL.AsTON

New English design. Z rooms, . sleen.nr
pesefes ss ss ,.,, snn porss baths; nnc oeaiians.
ws, pai.hlng. pa, bostins, sof and tennis th.
saon. Phone Bayside-10s6 1o'ses
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PORT CHESTER,

FL FINISHED HOUSE -oo,,, ,.,
dental section. until Aup1ist ve"t Tesi-
sia'e ., occupancy; sl75. ss4 North Reenp,
o. Fort chester. Phone Port Chester 4 -. = :
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OfNce

YOUNG LADY with ten years stene,
graphic and secretarial experience, az
pac!ty; would consider outside selling u
NJ, Box l59. Staten D.
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Richmond

ATTRACTIVE BCNGALoW.--Quiet place.
eonyenIent beach and trains; express
station stops; wonderful vacation spot'
raa sonnble ID Sig Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
BR!GIITWATEYss

sAldRTWATERs. I. H.,
Low and COTTAaE plots, con.
tanning 7 city lots: only $500 up.
easy terms. Book Of plans 10 each
p.drchaaer. + -. & Fl. ". At9E.
EhSON, Bright waters. LIZ T.. IA
Court ST. brooklyn.
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INFORMATION WANTED

McLLER, HENRY r.. communicate with
=. q. M, 1850 Atlantic aV.. B'klyn. ~ x,
in strictest confidence; very important. ANY
one giving Information on hand Will be
fhMa rded.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Queens

,,, - +he ,rst mortgage we can offer you
nm unusual opportunity on few s-roofn
houses IN an exclusive restricted com nunlty
in Queens Village, l., J. |. S. HAMMoSD'
Ii East sth ST, New York.
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CHAPPAQUA

FOX SALE--Good house. in best neigh ghbor-
toIiet. hofa . main bedrooms. 2 baths and
ahFHEp sTssELine aiTes a41 up to 20 acres.
Telephone Vanderbilt 1853. >'e'
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
General Houseworkers. Etc.

HoCsEWoRKER. coiored. first clase. e.
ceptionaliy competent; most highly rec.
onsmen6ed cily Miss MasoR's Agency u
". s3d. Lorgacre $3.50.
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BoARDERS WANTED

BoARDERS wanted: attractive prices,
genteel guests; references exchanged.
Fast 63d a..
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SEVEN ACRES. ul,,,nst i.

SEVEN ACRES. almost in village w.,
puhseiow, Data. sln8ll barn. garage: rl,sar
Vle% 500 f. along state Road: grounds
shoscaped, acres in garden. cared for.
apout l2V truit trees Of all Kinds: yoirr
Wes' sacrifice $500. G. 4. Hy.TTs
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
EAST ORANGE

SAVE BRORER's COMMIsSION-Buy di-
rect iron, owner. Beautiful house,
rooms. bath, steam heat, electric, all i'm
provements; near station. 3s Central Ave
Apply sunday. Ia p. NJ, or phone Orange
1850 any time
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NEW ROCHELLE

fUh S@LE---New Roche lie, IS rooms .
oath residence. small hotel, boar,Jinp
OF tnfae apartments; perfect condition:
garage; garden; convenient l.. E.'ir,,i'. i.
Place, near Locust ave. ~"
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Automobile instruction

REPAIRlNC. driving taught; short time;
license guaranteed: ladies' classes. aiso
Ford lessons American Auto School. .;s
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
FARMS FOR SALE
New York state

New York state
STOCK FARM,
NEAR BREWSTER, PUTNAM CO, n. Y
So MILES FROM NEW YORK.
On Harlem Division New York Central.
About 300 acres, modern stock barns
house IL rooms and bath. $4,000. SO
to agents,
H. II. WELLS. BREWSTER. N Y
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BLOOMFIELD

sG.tco-NEw HOUSE. nearly finished, 6
rooms; bath. open attic; all improve
stores; .ast one left. EDDEN, II. Mont
gomery ST.. corner Walnut, Bloomfield n J.
Telephone 4416.
4 REAL BUNGALOW-Five rooms. ali i'm.
provements, Colonial style. Price $4,000
reasonable terms BOYD & TERrIUSF
INC, SO Washington st, Bloomfield. N j.
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Gove-nesses, Etc.
Laundresses

LAUNDR Ess-~,Nery desirable Irish womanl
excellent worker; neat and reliable e
Miss Hofmeyer's Agency. 10 East 4Sd 81
third foor.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE--MODER
residence, Chester Hill, Mount Vernon,
gas furnace, two open freplaccs VIII ex.
change for small farm within one hour
from New York Price $l4,500 Owner
Room 3I2. G55 Fifth ave. New York Tele-
phone Pla7 "a 2609.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
CLyFFsIDE

FOR SALE--One- ia rnily frame aixrno,,,
house, modern improvements: lot a7x no
2AI Jersey av.. near trolley. Apply FRANK
MONONSKf 226 CiiT St, Clirfside NJ /
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Long Island

wEsTBuRY~-s7,75o $4,000 cash; unusu..
ally beautiful nome; rooms. attic, ed
bath. boxlst. near depot. Box 81. West
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Now York State

MODERN SUBURBAN APARTMENTS.
Attractive, large, outside corner rooms;
all conven!ences; half hour to 42d st. via
subway or N. Y. Central.
5--6--7 rooms. walk up, S70-Sl20.
5-6--7 rooms, elevator, sIoo.s140
Lease. References sunday inspection.
YONKEES REALTY EXCHANGE,
$50 So. Broadway. Phone $500 Yonkers.
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PLEASANTvILLE

HOUSE. 2 baths. gas, cleo
NJ uh,ci,Ly, y, near station. $500; I rooms
statior tn 'o' %ater 7o heat gas; ELECTRICITY, near
fi.e.ion isia.a tg,foV WM. B. CATERSON
FIeasantviile, n. Y. Phone $50. y
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MONTCLAIR

$l7,5oo. BRICK VENEER, new Colonial.
conTenient SO LatkAwanna Terminal: 4
bedrooms baths, sleeping porch sun mar
lor, centre hall; 9-car garage. PAUL NJ.
FISCHER, 6ss Bloomfield Ave Phone
Montciair G235
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

YOUNG MAN. as to 80. Of experience who
can systematically and automatically
conduct the affairs OF the sales Office Of
!arge wholesale concern. Your response
shouid state in full detail your age ex-
perience, religious affliation. salary OF in
terest, etc. Box d 0Ib. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

LAUNDREss. exceptionally clean. compsteaii
assist chamberwcrk: s6s. Netuet'
Agency. 30 West 43d.
LAUNDRESS~- First class capable worker.
we'll recommended. Lang & BoeeRers'
Co, 4s w. 3ad ST
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bungalow. blook troll ey: r
rooms bath. gas, heat; plot 34xl5o. $4,000
! ~. 5%o0p, balance mortgage hobart
bent, Ossinng. New York '
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AGENIS-Every home buys Presto" a
repeater; 1ampe free Premier Products 8
corp. l45l Broadway. n. Y. City
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FACTORY PROPERTY

WILLIAM 3. MERRALL,
Real Estate, Canadian Pacific Bldg.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

ONLY s1n.on0
BEST HOUSE AT PRICE In LARcHMoN'r.
Nearly new. stucco, we'll built. large
rooms. bath; garage; lovely shaded plot.
OLCOTT 6, EGGER,
81 e. 42d N. Y. Tel. Murray Hill 232G,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

CRANFORD-~7-ro house. $500; large
lot, fully improved street, sas' electricity,
hardwood ho.atj near, near station commute
Crawford
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

WANTED, experienced. ). - and Csc store
men only those with references need
Apply. Address Neisner Bros. Inc, gem
srai OFFICES. 1874 East Main St. Rochester
n. Y
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COLONIAL Agency lQ w. I'D
Lonracre skso First Glass Domestic Esa
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90 GETTY SOU ARE,
at Yonkers.on the Hudson

-FOUR FAMILY brick apartment in one of
the best sections of Mount Vernon; rents
So 500. Asking 1000. Cash $4,000.
owner leaving town sacrifice room dwell.
newly decorated beautiful grounds, restricted
section. Asking $4,000, Terms.
ARTHUR c. BLATI,
First Natl Bank Bldg, Mount Vernon, n. y
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PELHAM

nEAt TIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.
l'elhanwood. iurnisncu or unfurnjarcI'
n'ne rooms, two baths. garage: y Of 75xihg'
Appointment phone Pelham 5l'75.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS rukposEs

5oTH. 1l6 E, stores and offices
534 w. 49th. $500 81. II.
203205 w. 41st, entire bdgs.
34th and 18th av., G. cor, 10000 80. II.
Horatio and West, 8. e. cor, 2S, 600 so. It.
Eastern Blvd and Crossley av.. stores.
Kaydee Corp, 27 Cedar, John 0726.
SUBLET. large double office; completely fur
nished; daylight building; elevator service
125 West 23d ST. Gramercy 2204.
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Westminster

HANDSOME eleven room house, attractive
grounds, car garage, $4,000. Buildings
alone worth $4,000; part on rnortgags; Nsw
eight room cottage. 3 city lots, $4,000
Choice building plot, 100 feet square, at
sacrifice. $3.50 Furnished house, acre
s'ou'''''' BELL SBGL1oW & WARREN,
30 GETTY SQUARE,
at Yonkers. on -the Hudson
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1,ooo-ACRE ESTATE AT s27.5o.
E,YcrYt hing with 1t to Quick BuYer.


Two houses 9 tenant houses. electricity.
furnace, other buildings Crops. imple
ments, abundant fruit. thoroughbred live
stock. Thirty cattle, etc. We | watered.
1000 feet elevation views, sites Game,
trout streams, waterfalls, timber. Best
roads and markets. Two II. Rs tivo miles.
County seat four iniles. New York sb miles.
Terms. Owner" Suffern, N. Y.
HIGHLAND. N. Y.-,BEAUT1FUL HILL
AIR-For rent, balance summer and fal,
90 rooms, furnished. bathrooms. electric
lights and washer. laundry; large shaded
grounds, lawns, porches; garage; to pri-
Tate family; Christians preferred. AL
FRED t4OPPER. Highland. n. Y.
BUY your farm or home In beautiful
Orange County. The Orange County
Record. Washing \. Y, will mail
free on application copy containing many
descriptions of real estate. State your de-
slres.
TO RENT sell, nine-room, new house, In
Money, n. Y, all improvements; one
minute walk from station; furnished un-
furnished. CHARLES DOLSON, Monsey,
n. Y. Tel. 124-F11. Spring Valley. N. Y.
A RELIABLE SERVICE to farm buyers
JOHN e. DU BOIs. Farm Agent, Mid
dletown N y.
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JERSEY CITY

TWO-FAMILY RESIDENCE. IS sooc,ors
rooms. hollow tile and s,uCco; every I'm .
provement: 75x1o0; tile kitchen and bath.
~ Bayv'ew Ave. Tel. Bergen t3Gs-M
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AGENTS WANTED

utors; newest written: guaranteed hosterr
tor ! o. men women, children; everybody buys;
saVV Nontn proht easy year round: no sX-
perience or capital needed: samples frse
Jennings Manufacturing Company. County
56S. Dayton. Ohio '''
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
YONKERS

Nepperhan. corner Falrview Avenue and
Miles Square Road
titAHMING BROOM HOUSE, sun par
lors, open fires, tiled bath, extra toilet.
] q]uartered oak foofs, living and dining
rooms, rooms electricity, gas, hot water heat. in.
ciuplng garage; fine shade trees. $4,000
owner, "a Rrggs Ave Phone Yonksrs 411l
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Day Workers

DAYS WORKER, excet,art
=, e.eaner: neat. reliable; wei. renon,.
tnended woman. $40 N,snn.s .sSonl-
~ W. %ad. Longaors Slea. agency.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
LARCHMONT

CHARMING COUNTRY HOME, acres
shaded grounds good condition; IsrRe
porches. spacious rooms. 4 baths, garage
convenient to station Could be purcha sed
for $4,000. nHIMAIOND. SO Boston Post
Road Larchla" Tel. 664. IT East 42d
81 Tel Muir i 7323.
LOTS ~ 'lth water view, gas,
electrlcitA =; near trolley, sta
tion, stores. and churches; 75x1o0.
ANTHtR $. HAWLEY,
Telephone 425. 40 Boston Post Road
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
New Jersey
PLAINTIELD

PLAINTIELD
81, 900 cash. modern we'll located and
constructed home, rooms bath, front and
side porches, sewing room. awnings. shades
and screens; shade, fruit and shrubs.
S6,500 balance like rent.
J. j. SCHWARTZ, REALTOR,
Babcock Bldg, Phi. 2693, Plainfed, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
NU1'IEV

NGTLEX
se.50G-ATTRACTfNE COTTAGE, rooms,
bath: all Improve mcnts: large plot: $500
down $500 wien ro1tf4rt is signed Write
Tor Particulars JHHEN. fS6 Broad St
Newark.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

80 ACRES for building, along river; 10 min
utes from Flagtown, Lehgh Central r. r..
$500 acre; s25 down, s5 per week. VIM.
Favier. Neshanc Sta, N j.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

LAuNDREss- ss-CHAdBERMAID young. caps..
bic; splendid references. Shaushnesss'
bureau $50 Sixth Ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

wooDyCREsT AVE, 166th ST.. Bronx--In
buildings Nos. 1l2t and 1924, and s
rooms and bath all improvements, especially
attractive; $55. sG5, $50 per month. Apply
Supt Mrs. Case, 1913 Woodycrest Ave.
Telephone Jerome 1870.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

a RELIABLE SERVICE to farm buyers
JOHN e. DU BOIS, Farm Agent, Mid
dletown, N. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
II INDICTMENTS.
ARE RETURNED.
One for Counterfeiting; II
on Dope Charges

Open indictments for alleged vio-
iaiion Of the narcotic laws wcro re-
turned against II persona by n fed.
erh grand jury which reported TO
Judge jeremiah Netcror Tuesday
morning. while 18th was indicted
on "A counterfeitine charge.
Tho jury also returned 10 secret
indictments. and Judge Neterer or
dered bench warrants issued for the
defendants.
The eountcrfelting charge was
made against n. Oulchi, while pos
session or trafficking In narcotic
drugs In alleged against T. Taxa.
hasn't. Neal Maxwell. I'D nail. John
wyilic. George IIiii. Edward o'con.
nell tadiaa j. E Dlcksonl Walter
Vance. Andrew Peterson. Rudolph
Hagen. Frank Riley and Alex
Dougherty. Two indictments were
returned against the latter.
The jury. after making It's report.
retired for further elaboration. II
was expected TO complete Its work
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
FEE FOR BONUS
BRINGS ARREST
Russian Siberian Trading
Man Is Charged

p. Nichols. head Of the Russian.
Siberian Trading company In Seattle.
was arrested Monday night on n
charge Of having demandeds fee
when assisting ex.seryice men In OBJ
tanning n wnr bonus from the state.
Nichols In accused Of having induced
Alex Gibson. veteran. 20 sign a pow.
cr OF attorney In favor OF Nichols.
with which he obtained sio5 bonus.
Only $3.50 Of this sum IN said TO
have been turned over 10 Gibson.
According TO the compensation bin
OF this state any agent notary pub
lie or attorney commits a gross rnis.
demeanor when making any charge
for services In obtaining the cx.serv'
Ice allowance provided by the state.
Nichols In said 10 have admitted TO
Deputy Prosecutor Ralph Hammer
that he has assisted In obtaining tho
allowance for numerous es-service
mon. making a charge OF 81 or $40
In each case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
0NE-MAN CARS
IN SMASH-UP
Motormen Hurt: Passengers
Hurled From Feet

A hcadon collision between two
street cars at Beacon ave- and Iior
ton ST.. near the golf links Mon
day night resulted in tho partial
wrecking Of both cars and severe
injuries 10 tho two motormen OF
the ems. John c. Anderson. OF itos
Il. Fir At. and l.. o. Grideil.
Witnesses TO the accident said the
motorman on one Of the cars was
busy issuing transfers. and did not
sec the other car approach. The
two ears met with crash that
was heard for several blocks. Glass
and nplinterrd steel flew In all
directions. narrowly missing pasnen.
gers who were hurled from their
feet by the impact
Several women and children were
slightly bruised. II Is believed. aitho
no one was critically hurt. Bruises
and giasS cuts were common.
Tho cars werr of tho one.man
type. recently put on the line to
replace the slower and heavier 500
type.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
TINDALL
FOR CONGRESS

Philip Tindaii. city councilman. IN
being urged by world war veterans
organizations thruout tho state. II
became known today, 10 run for con
gross from this district
Tindall said he had not consented
10 become "a candidate, tho he agrees
with his constituents that some per.
son Is needed In the national capital
who will force the japanese penetra.
ton issue 10 the front
Our congressman" said Tindaii.
all say they are In sympathy with
tho antiJapaneso movement. but
there IL too much dlliy.daIlying and
no action. and the Japanese ntlli
come.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21

BAN FRANCISCO. March I'll
The process Of jury selection In the
Roscoe c'Fatty'1 Arbuekie man.
slaughter trial. was completed short.
" after II a. m. today when tho
, second alternate juror was ac~p,cd
by both sides.
Previously the court had OVER.
ruled the states demand for tho re-
movai Of one m~mtrr OF tho jury
previously passed.
Court adjourned untfi this after
noon when testimony win b. started.
We are entirely satisfied with fir
Jury" Arbuckie's attorneys said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
Probe of Policeman
Death at StandstilI

Progress in the case OF Patrol.
man c. o. Legate. murdered police.
man. came 10 n standstill Tuesday
Captain Charles Tenant said he
had nothing TO proceed further
on" Legate was shot twice thru
tho head early Friday morning In
garage at 1912 Main st
No inquest will be necessary. II
Is thought, as Legate was obviously
murdered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
Caldwell L. Given
Half Ton of Fish

More than 1000 pounds OF frozen
paddock and bolaters are now en-
route TO Seattle on tho Nawsco
liner Ncponset. the Gift OF Mayor
Curicy OF Boston TO Mayor caid-
well.
Tho gin In inspired by the desire
OF Mayor curiey 10 show the West
coast what the Massachusetts town
can do In tho why Of handling
fish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
Prizes Awarded for
Stories at Lincoln

Feiecia Doty and Oaa Weaver
were awarded prizes Tuesday as a
Totem Annual assembly AT Lin.
coin high school for writing the
brat stories offered 10 the annual
Selection OF the following nix was
announced 20 handle the sale of
tho annual IN their respective
claraes Harriet Baird. freshman:
Betsy Bard. sophomore: Mildred
Pierce and Dorothy rnulmen.
juniors. and Frances Reid and Mer-
limo Bryan. seniors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21

los ANGELES. Cal. March al
Madaiynne c. obenchain must face
her second trial for the alleged muir.
der OF John Bolton Kennedy. her
lover on June 8.
This date was aet by Superior
Judge sidney ~ Reeve today. Mrs.
obenchnin. with attorneys for the de-
Tense and prosecution was In court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
Hughes Sends DUN
to Allied Powers

WASHINGTON. March 1i---secre,
tary Of state Hughes Is understood
20 have dispatched communication
10 the allied governments explaining
Americas claim for part Of the Ger.
man rcparaiicns payment TO NEE,
tho expenses Of the American army
OF occupation In Germany.
n Ii said that Secretary Hughes
will make public this Communication
within tho next 20 hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
Republicans Lose
Ground in Maine

AUGUSTA. Maine, March Al
John 7. Nelson. republican. was
elected to succeed Congressman John
a. Peters. resigned. in tho special
election In the third Maine district
yesterday. complete returns showed
today.
Nelson defeated his democratic OPP
ponent Ernest Mclean. by 6.252
votes. In 1920 republicans won the
district by 10000 votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
Think Logging Camp
Robbers Are Caught

=. r. Toiley and r. ID. Wise, ar.
vested Monday night when attempt.
ing 10 hold up a logging camp near
Everett. are believed by the shcr.
IFS office at Seattle 10 he tho men
who robbed loxgers NJ Enumclaw
camp No. OF $500 Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
MEMS SHIRTTNGS
Sl.25 YARD

mixture of fiber silk and cotton is introduced
in these conservatively-st Shirtings-very
serviceabe. In lavender. blue, green, gray and tan
stripings, 80 inches wide, and excellent value at
$1.25 yard. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
NEW PRINTED COAT LININGs
S1.5O YARD

These fabrics are all the more serviceable for til
threads of cotton that are mixed with the silk
featured in tasteful designs on grounds of beave
Copenhagen, gray and brown. SO inches wide, 81 IS
yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
rs LEFT IN LURCH
L BY HYPNOTIST

HAMfLToN.-A young woman of
Hampton. mesmerizod by a hyp-
notist last Saturday. il enjoying a
long sleep. The mesmerist was
taken Ill and hasn't had time to
make her snap out OF IL yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 81, - Eek.
Senator Samuel II. Piles OF Seattle
has been selected minister TO Co.
lombia, the White House announced
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-21
VXTHISKY CURB
w MART RAIDED

NEW YoRK.-Ralding the ''whis.
ky curb market" police confiscated
four barrels of alcohol. couple
OF kegs OF brown paint and bale
OF fake labels, 40 years old-aged
In tho wood