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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-14
WANTED--House.

WANTED--To rent four or five ) cOm
furnished house. Phone my agent,
yans phone sao. I. .. i..s.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-10-14
FOR SALE--Furniture

-..,sS-~>r~r~~~~-~~>--s~
FOR SALE-One Simmons bedstead and
springs. 1918 South Edith.
FURNITURE REPAIRING. Called for
and delivered. Phonei972-R.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and uphol-
steering. Phone 61S-W. or S96-W. Err
vim Bedding Company.
FOR SALE-Economy heater good con-
dition, cheap; bench wringer. fernery
Illll OF plants. b1t South Seventh.
FOR SALE--Second-h corrugated
roofing; ten gallon milk cans. Sl.5O.
typewriter, Sl4.o0; large stock Of good
used furniture. new mattresses, pump
shotguns, violins. churns 325 South
First.
FOR SALE-Dufold. $4,000; dresser,
S12,5O; chiffonier. buffet. dining table
and chairs phonograph. beds and
springs, rocking chairs, typewriter ia
Die. sewing machine. 9x12 rug, oil cook
stove, gas stove. coal range, heating
stove. $40 North Third. Furniture
bought sold and exchanged,
s-.x
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Fair View Meeting
TO CLOSE NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT

The cyangelstic services 90 the
Far View Carsuau church vii con-
t.nue throughout the week, and con
cludc with the Sunday night service.
Besides the services each evening at
7:35 special meetings have been ar
ranged e., follows:
Thursday at 3 +. NJ. service for
fathers Friday 7. ~ service for
mothers and old people; Saturday }
T. W. bapy..mal service a. Conn's
Pond, sunday morning az ten o'clock.
Bible School and preaching services;
Sunday 3 r. VI special mcssag, for
young people suggested by radio, the
subject being, 9TH, Great Voice"
There have been 81 additions IN
the meeting thys far - Of them be.
ing confessions.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

cakes
Nh. and many attractive and uni
que feature. u entertainment were
provided for the guests. Near the
close % the party little "Buidie"
Kinna.rd iearer than ever in a little
suit Of yellow linen. carried in a
large basket u g.fts and presented
them t1 Helen Blair Those VINO at
tended This charming affair were. Ida
Burnside. Helen Stapp. Francis Long,
Mary Edith Walker. Dorothy Dunlap
Marie Eng'c Virginia Aldridge, Mary
Lee Dunn. Nancy Thomas Lear. Elsie
Hatfield. Marguerite Thompson. Mar
garet Scott. Christine Swopc. Ethel
Raney Evelyn Tucker, Joe Brewer.
u Oklahoma, Josephine Raney. Eliza
het1 Simpson, Of Lexington. Eliza
betr Swop, and Annie Lee Swopc, Of
Lexington and Marjorie Brayfeli, u
Pars.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Home Talent
Chautauquas

4 brand new idea j. being tried
out in several localities this season
for the first time and the resultant
report is being eagerly watched for
by localities that have experienced
the usual troubles and dssatisfactions
with high priced chautauqua talent.
The new idea is for community
20 stage a regular chautauqua. using
only home talent entertainer At
first suggestion the idea won't ret
very far under your hide, but Il you
will just keep thinking over the pos
sibilities with the available talent in
your home community that can be
arrayed for such an event. the idea
gets into your entire system and you
become enthusiastic that you are
eager 20 have the local folks give it
a trial.
II you have doubts as 10 the idea
being an excellent one. just make
q mental list Of all those the com
munity who could be persuaded to
furnish members for the program.
1t will surprise you to learn the large
number Of real good musicians. vocal
and instrumental. speakers. readers.
and rec.tcrs that would willingly lend
their services.
The average chautauqua company
always cNacts large guarantee with
number Of responsible citizens back
of the agreement, and usually those
back Of the guarantee has to come
across with sum to cover the
deficiency
With a home talent ehautauqua the
admission receipts could be divided
among the talent after expenses were
paid Or II agreeable 70 the talent
the entire receipts could be turned
to some local public Institution such
a. library, playground. community
building or any such institution that
is financially supported by local
donations.
Aside from the many other argu-
ments favorable to home talent
chautauqua is the all important fact
that il would open an average Of
training 20 local talent. the value Of
which is unesiimatable.
Why not home talent chautauqua
in Lancaster next season, or a lyceum
course the coming winter?
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Let's Go!


From August II 20 18th. Mr. Chas.
Taylor Farm Agent and Mrs. Grubbs.
Home Demonstration Agent In Boyle
county. and Miss Joyce Syler, Home
Demonstration Agent in Garrard
county VIII conduct a Junior Club
Camp for che club boys and girls in
these cogn;ics on Mr. Hugh Wayne's
farm, Danville pike.
These camps are open to club boys
and girls only. The camps are con-
,rolIed locally but the general pro-
gram for instruction and recreation is
furn.s bed ag sac C1.lcg, Of Ayr cul-
;ur,. Lexington.
The boys and girls are invited to
attend these camps, 90 meet other
boys and girls and receive inspiration
and counsel Of trained men and
women.
Their, WI be group instruction
from $500 A. NJ 20 1885 \. NJ. in
Mature Study. Woodcraft. Home
Club Plans, Health. frs, Aid. Agri-
culture and Home Economics. From
1889 2 ~ 90 I:3O will be play and
recreation, followe. by rest period.
4, : o'clock there will be a Camp
Fire meeting with stories and stunts.
A. $3.50 lights are out for the night.
The girl, all sleep in one large
tent and viii be- carefully watched
over by competent women.
tn, mothers aud fathers are iuyIt-
"a go visit che camp at anytime Al
club members nave already received
their notice and IL is not necessary
90 go into details regarding the sup.
plies needed Any further nforma
'iuu regarding these camp, can b,
secured from Miss Joyce Sylcr. Hon,
Demonstration Agent
Let, an get busy and make thi,
the best camp in Kentucky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Fire Destroys
Danville Roundhouse

lrr uf unknown origin dcstruyti
tnr Dsus.a rouud1ousc of tEy
southern Railway las, SATURDAY nigh,
about $50 o'clock.
The house was used "a, a store room
and contained the supplies Of the
sa.n norsu.u locker rooms, ,tcy
ar' oe.. .ei loss Of about 10000.
l. b.. though that the blaze started
from gore being accIi,U,ly turn
ci over Railway official, are pp.
tive that the s'rErr Iopm,u h1I
nothing 20 DO u'a ..a t'ar. 90. Their.
has never been ruuh., uHeru
the railroad ard .rr men.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs ~ Ro.. were visitors
in Lexington Monday
Mr. = " Morrow ba. been re-.
cent visitor In Lexington.
Misses Martha and Helen Gin have
been recent visitor. IN Lexington
Mr. JcG Lester. ~ nauvIl,. va.
IN Lancaster Monday o1 business.
Mr.. Gayle Do'y IS spending several
weeks In Cincinnati Nth relatives
M.- Nell holland has returned
from a visit 10 Nj. Margaret Hughes
in Louisville
Master Maurice Christopher. ~
Somerset Is visiting bis aunt Mrs.
viii Dicker.on
Mr. sam Haselien and Mr. Z D.
Bourland attended the Harroisburg
fair the past week.
Miss Lula Anderson is visiting her
aunt. Mr. Jesse Walden and Mr..
Walden. IN Danvil.e.
Miss Georgia Johnson. ~ Stanford.
has been spending a few days with
Mr.. " NJ Elliott
Mr, NJ 4 HcnnInr and Louise
Hcnning. ~ Lexington. are guests ~
Mr. G Robinson.
Mr.. Pearl Gullcy and Ms. Helen
Gulley are guests - Mr. and Mr.
Ike Dunn. n Lexington.
Mr.. Dan Durh.n. u Cyuth.ana. j.
visiting her daughter. Mr. Dave
Thomas and Mr. Thomas.
Mr. VIII Palmer and wife we're 10
Lexington the past week 90 visit his
brother. Mr. George Palmer
Rev. and Mr., Harry Hudson are
spending their vacation with relatives
in FlcmingsburE and Springfield
Nj. Jenni, Higgins. who b. attend
ing summer School al the Richmond
Normal. spent the weekend Of home
Mr. " " Boyle. Nho has been
visiting Lancaster relatives, has re-
turned 10 her home In New Orleans
Mrs. Emma kaufman had Tor her
dinner guests the past week MIR Lee
cox and Me. Christine Cox. % St
Louis.
Mr.. Georgia Moore Arnold has re-
turned from a visit 90 her brother,
Mr.. Mack Moore and Mrs. Moore IN
Lexington.
Mn. r. l. Owslcy and VI - Marilcc
Lear wcry visitors ~ Mr. " x.
Cook and Mis-. Margaret Cook, in
nauv.llc Saturday
Nr and Mn Lrc Ford had a.
their dinner Eursie last "Wednesday
NJ. " NJ Boyle. 81 New Orleans.
N- and Mr. j o. S,ormcs
Mrs. Kate Whsru Bcrsclo. ~ New
Orleans. Ia. arrived Wednesday Tor
visit 90 NJ and Mr- Tom Wherritt.
and Mr. and Mr. = p SlorWrs
M.,s Margaret Hagk.,y who taught
school at NJ uly,t, kg .ay pa-,
term, is the guest 81 her Niece Mr..
Hamilton and Mr. Hamilton.
Nr.. " q nu,r-ou, " Wellington,
Kansas. returned from Richmond last
week where sae Hal been visiting
relatives and s nos with hcr sister,
Nr 4 /. Harun and family.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Miss Dove Harris. ~ Danville. is
visiting her sister, Mr.. Pattie Ander-
son.
Mr. y. 1. Owslcy left Tuesday for
visit 10 Mrs Ben Letcher, in Louis
vile.
Mr. Lula johnson. u Versailles,
has been the CUES, o. Mr.. W A.
Price
Miss Cecil Batson returned Mon
day from somerset were she visited
friends
Mis- Sallie Elkn. % Lexington, has
been The guest q her father Capt. T.
A. EIkin.
MIR Martha Fr.sblc. MIR. y l..
Ow.lcy aud Mr. Z. u Batson we're
visitors 10 Danyillc Monday
Miss Elizabeth Logan simpson, ~
Lexington. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Ehparm =. brown and Mr. Brown.
Nj. Dorothy Dunlap returned Sat.
urday from ss.' 90 her grand
mother Mr.. y O. Walter. loo Lex
ington
Mrs Palmct,r and daughter. Mis-
clara Palmctcr. ~ Somerset. were
guests Sunday ~ the family - Mr.
Forest Stapp.
Mrs Emma HIggiubotham is spend
ing a week IN Lexington. where she
Is AZ the bedside of her brother. Mr.
George Palmer wh. s critically 3D.
Mr. and Mr. Rob,r, Knnari and
little son. Roh,r'. Jr, returned sun
day from a visit 'o Mr. Kinnari's
mother. Mr.. harrington King West
.n Lexington. Va
Mr. and Mr. John COLL Knnaird
and little son. John Morrow Mr. and
Nh. Joe walker. Jr LEI, Tuesday
Tor motor TRIP 'a Dayton. Spring
field and Cleveland. Ohio
} " Morr son represented ,He
Lexington Board - Commerce az th,
meeting - the Central Kentucky
commercial executive held at Ian
caster Friday Lexington Herald
NJ. Joan Noun. and Mr. ? q
Marksbury attended che reception
given by Nh. John Lynn ~ Dan
Vile Tuesday afternoon IN honor Of
Mr. Jack Mount, Of Atlanta. Ca.
Mr. " u Ducrs5n and son, vii
r. ~ Wellington. Kansas. returned
20 Richmond la., "Wednesday for a
visit to bis mother. Mr.. Bette Ducr-
son. before return ~ 90 biz home.
Mr. " L. Cook. q Danvi,le. had
a. her dinner guest. Monday eve
mig Nh " n Mason. Mis- Su,
shelby Mason. Mr. and Mr., ". Fox
Logan and children, o. wilkes Barre.
Penn
Nj. Christine Cox. Nhu is spyn#
.ug the SUMMER here. entertained q
Few friends Saturday evening a. The
bom, OF Mr.. Mari Logan, ON Dan
willie avcuu, The guest, enjoyed
" =. Cox. charming hospitality.
Mr.. G. A. Ramsey Ha. returned 20
N,r homo 800 Ir.ty. Mich She La.
Hai au ,,t,uH,I v.st with Der nar
,rr ~ ani Irs a j. Hammack
and was accompanied home by Mr.
Georgia Parsons ana ,t,r. Miss Della
Dillon. who will mak, her a ,hr,,
weeks ys.
Friday Mr. Luther g. 30. enter
tanned v.tb a beautiful luncheon a'
her home To- "Hu Court" The hom,
and table wrr, decorated With SUM
mcr flowers and delicious eats served
. Coycrs were laid FOR Mr. Newt Gay
- Pi-rar. Ms Clara Hayden, of
. Lexington. Mr., Ben Hume and son
~ Ru.hyille. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. r.
mcr Hayden Of san Angelo, Texas
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
Ice Cream Supper

There will be- an ice cream supper
given by the B. y r.. L. Of the Ian.
caster Baptis, church,, a., o., home
Of 'Mrs. $. T. Sanders, ON Daadle
stree, Saturday night, August 18Th.
,s-3 o. pa
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Phillips, parents, VIZ, and Mrs. Tom
Yantis. Bcfor. their return home
they will motor for visit IN Ohio
and Niagara Falls.
Rev p VI. Palmcter and family. ~
Winchester. were dinner guests ~
Mr and Mrs Forest S.app Sunday.
Misses Clara and MARY palmeter re-
manned over for visit to Misses
Mamie and Lucille S'app
Mr. Jhon Dot-on. who has been
studying ~ the SUMMER term 81 the
Normal school. spending a few
days with her grandmother, Mrs.
Mack McGrath. before returning 90
her home in Sharpsburg
Misses Lucy. B.rrdina and Mary
EnRlc left on the Tuesday morning
train for Bcrcn. where they viii visit
their sister. Mr.. ". b Walden and
other relatives FOR "a few days, taking
IN Oh, FAIR while 100 that city.
Mis- Elizabeth Hagan attended a
Dawn party az Richmond .a,i Wedne--
Gay evening which was gwen by Mr..
Luc.an McCori a. Oh. home 81 his
mother in honor % his cousin. Mr..
William 7 Ducrsou . Wellington.
Kansas
Mr. amt Mr.. l.. q. Davidson and
SONS. Robert Batsou and Glen Cor
don NJ. Bette We. and Mrs. Car
re Davidson, returned from Tulsa,
Okla, arriving yesterday morning.
They motorcd on; and back and re-
port a delightful visit. but some bad
ruai,
Ni..,. Martha and Helen Gill en-
tcrtaincd Monday evening with a
most enjoyable porch party al their
home on Maple avenue The porch
and home was lastly decorated in
summer flowers and delicious refresh
mcnts were served About twenty
| five guests were present
Mrs Harry Rice entertained with
two tables Of bridg, Saturday after
noon 40 her suburban home in honor
Of Mr. Ben Humcs. u Rushvilc.
Ind. and Mrs Elmer Hayden, Of San
Angelo. Texas. VINO are guests -
Mr. r Elmorc. Miss Helen Gil
received the highest score Lunch
con was served az the conclusion 81
the game. Mrs Rice Will be hostes.
TO her bridge club Of Stanford Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Elycrcc Arnold. tine popular
and attractive granddaughter % Mr.
and Mrs. ]. G.. Burnside and who is
spending the summer with them at
I their home ON the Richmond road
entertained several 81 her young
/ friends yesterday afternoon. The
beautiful old colonial home was arts.
ucally decorated in pink and white
this being on" color scheme carried
out with the delightful ices and
cakes which were served. About
twelve young friends Of Miss Elyero,
enjoyed her gracious hospital ty.
: Miss Margaret Doty and Oldham
Doty have returned from a delight
ful visit with their sister, Mrs Thorn
as Pcratt, In Garrari county
I Ms, Sarah Chcuaui' cntcrtaine,
Saturday 90 dinner for Nssc, El..ot
and Champ Of Lancaster, who az,
the house guests ~ Miss Carolyn
Rice. Her guests were Misses Eli
1ti, Champ. Rice. Dolly Pickles. Mary
ri zab,th LuNou and Marie Lang
ford Miss Carolyn Rice enter
7 tame SUNDAY 90 noon Tor her guests
Mss Margaret Elliott and Ms, Haze
Champ. Of Lancaster. Covers wer,
laid Tor Misses Elliott. Champ, Maru
/ Langfori, Sarah Cheuau,t, Mar,
Elizabeth LuNou. Dolly Pickle, am.
Mary Louis, pga,h,ragc Ms
Elizabeth luNuu entertained SUNDAY
nigh, with a butte, lunch FOR Ms
Margaret Elliott and Mis- Haz,
Champ, of Lancaster. Her guest,
hes des the guests Of honor wer,
N-s,. Carolyn Rice. Sarah ChenauI
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Mis- Nell Pclphrcy is visiting rcla.
tivcs in Nicholaville this week.
Mis- Alice sutton was a weekend
guest % Miss Willie Mae Bourne.
Mis- Mary Mae Walker. 81 Paint
Lick. = the guest 81 Mrs. j. r. 81
more.
Mrs Tom Austin and Miss Rachel
Henry went 20 Richmond for the day
Tuesday.
MI. Dora Hagan has been visiting
her sister. MIR Walter Arnold al
Bryantsvillc.
Mrs. George Bcllew and Mr. A. X
Walker went 20 Richmond Tuesday
for the day.
Miss Christine Lane Of Danv.Ile.
ha. been the guest - Miss Luciilc
Crutchfeld.
Mr and Mr.. George Mason, ~
Chicago. are expected for a visit to
Mr.. " y Mason.
Nj. Marjorie Braydeld. o. Lex
lng,on. has been spending the week
with Miss Josephine Rancy
Mr.. Lille S Kennedy. ~ Carlisle,
is visiting Mr. and Mr. Charlie
/ Thompson. on Maple avenue
Misses Willie Mac and Emily u
Boirue were visitors - Miss Mary
I Clark. u Lexington Tuesday
M..s Georgctta Walker left for
Iell.cu. last Tuesday. where she VIII
visit relatives for few weeks
Mr.. y. II Record. Of latonia, Is
Visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 4.
| T. le''1n. on Haseld,n Heights
Mr. and Mr. Farr Ycagcr attend
cd the burial 81 their aunt, Mrs. 7
D. Ncwlani, a. Stanford Friday.
Mr. and Mr. Fred Snyder and
/ children. - Somerset. have been
visiting Nr and Mr.. Bryan Wlmo'
Mr. and Mr. y Miller are .n.
Couue'uu mis- week, the guests Of
their son Mr. Jo, , Miller and Mr..
Miller
/ Miss Edna Lane. Of Lebanon, and
MIS- Belle Moore. - Somerset, have
been The guest Of their aunt, Mr.
Harry Crutch6cId
Mr. Homer Jennings. Of Greenfield,
I Illinois. has joined his wife for al
visit 20 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. r.
I T.. Hagan and family.
Mrs Frank Martin and baby left
| Tor her home, Atlanta. this morning
after spending several week, with
her father, Capt T A. Eikiu
! Mrs Tom Gentry and Mis, Eliza
beth Smith. ~ Lancaster. will leave
to-day fur Chautauqua. y \. 60 spend
SOM, tm, DauyiIlc Messenger
! VI sses Kathleen and Resale Scale.
who have been picasan, visitor. Of
Mr. and Mn. ~ Scale, returned 90
.tHr hou, Bcrca last Tuesday
Ni.s.. Emily and Vile Mae
Bourne. Ncs.rs G. " Bourne. l.
Sp,ake and Mr. and Mn. T. 7. Pol
lard spent Tuesday IN Lexington.
Mr. n X Bogic and M... Jane
Delaney Iacbcy we're guest. ~ Mr.
and Mrs I r. I'm Thursday and
Friday ana attended ,h, revival at
Buckeye
Mr. and Mr } b Bourne and
. Mis- Virginia Bourne Uoturrj Go
versatile, lss; SATURDAY and spent
che weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley Bourne.
Misses Jane and Mary Dots .ut,r-
tanned Friday with sN o'clock dine
.uer a. their home ON nany.'l. avenue.
comu.m,nting Mr.. Ice toN and
Miss Christine Coz
Nr ana Mr. " q nuar-ou and
SON, VII T., and Mr. and Mr. Hay
a,I LravcU, were afternoon visitor,
70 Hr. Mildred Logan. nf Camp Mel
son Ias. sunday,
Mr. Luther pcytu1 au' utf.y son.,
Billie. are visiting relatives .u Gov
e.an During MR. Pcytous abb
,urr Miss lena Bright Will have
charge Of Or " VI Elhotfs office.
\ 'r aud Mrs. " Fo> Logan and
. c.Idrru, who have been spending sew
..aI week. with Mrs. Loran's mother.
f. Mr. N p Mason, returned today
90 their home n Villa, Barre. Penn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03

Mrs. x. l.. IIagan had rs her guests
Friday. Mr. and Mrs Frank Barnard
and two daughters, Misses Frances
and NARY Carr, Of Akron, Ohio. MIR,
Johnsie Jones. ~ Lexington. Mrs. ".
u. Duerson. o. Wellington, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jennings, ~
Greenfield. m. and Mrs Waiter Ar
mold and children. Of Bryantsville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Vital Statistics
RuRTHc
BIRTHS

Births IN their households are re-
ported BY the following Seattle men.
Higsshi. Ksxukt. ti0 Eighth ave. ~.
boy.
Ysmsmura. TomojIro. IT'S Main ST..
boy.
Dsut.ch. Julius " 100 10th ava.
girl
Mcmillan, Angus. 400 Lakeside ave.
Sullivan. Timothy Daniel. 1888 AikI
orinstsin. Edward s.. Iss sis, ave.
Mccain. Vernon Emmett. 1919 n. .sth
Davis. Arthur C.. 49, n. 47th IT., boy.
Fischer. Samuel. e4os II. Jefferson
wi,tIer. Homsr X. iss7 Lakeside
Parkinson. Joseph. s7oo 10th ave. n.
EIlls. Albert Earl. sis sist ave. NJ
sydnor. Frank H.. asss +. Mercer
ST.. girl.
West. Percy r.. ssat Americas st.
r,oksn. Elias. a4is w. Newton st..
Lovsrrsn. John IT.. soss Dawson ST..
TORE. Louis. 400 s7,h avs. s., girl
Billings. Russell. s41 n. 7esh st. girl
Hahner. ferdinand John ~. 350s w.
Andover st. boy.
Martin. vernice William, si2 n. ssth
Ala. Rocco. 1850 is,n ave. s.. girl
Peterson, John Joseph. 2s0s Wash
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Seattle Poets
orn, Club and
Read Verses

twenty-five members Joined tho
~ Seattle Poetry club. organized
4 the public library last night Hei'
IN Emma Martng. sponsor OF tho
club. wss elected president: Lso III.
rA~en. vice president. AIRS. o. u.
ADAMS. secretary and treasurer. and
Mrs. Lane Summers. manuscript SOC
Rotary.
The next meeting Of the club viii
Be- held at the home OF Mrs sum
merx.
Tho following program OF original
manuscripts was read.
FLANDERS Pcrries In the city:
-Drsftwoct.- - by Mario Heioise
Henderson
sea serpsnt-: -shadowy Under
~ window: the Unfaithfui": 1--WE
Shall BE Buried Far Apart~--By FL
I'm Margaret Jensen.
'-Nocsurne": -rdyftst-:: NY Gypsy
Heart: with Him. '-unrequited .
by HeIen Emma Mnrsnx
The Heart OF a Flower; The
BETTER Portion: -Acsion.---By DR..
william L. Hall.
~out OF the west.---Ry Elizabeth
Sander Liiiy.
Lincoln: why Change the
Name Of Mount Rainierr"--By Mrs.
Eva Eriscst MahIsr.
skunk Cabbage--By Jeanette
Fenfon.
The Lure OF the sea----By George
hubert Rand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
DILL DECLARES
HE'S WINNING
Scores Senator Polndexter's
Record

The thinking voters Of this state
are aroused over Senator rosndex.
ssr's betrayal Of tho progressive
CAUSE ana are rapidly raiying be.
hind my candidacy said former
Congressman c. c. niil. democratic
candidate for United states senator.
At the luncheon given In his honor
a. shs Butler hotel Thursday noon.
This i a elesr-eut contest between
the rrcErcssives and the reaction,
aries. between shose who want a
senator to represent the interests Of
the great mass OF our people and
those who want him 60 serve the ape.
ciai Interest OF great wealth and the
money power.
High taxes In both state and ma.
ton are burdening our people almost
70 bankruptcy.
Y In Washington. n. C. national
Expenditures have increased from
7keoo. coo IN fsis. the last year be.
kor. the war. TO more than $4,000.
coa. 900 last year. an increase % 500
per cent. II elected 10 the senate
shall work and vote 90 cut these en-.
penditurcs $1,000. ooo. 600.
Il favor an amendment 20 the con.
stitutiou TO enable congress 20 deal
effectively with the child labor prob.
lem.
Il arm opposed 20 ship subsidy.
but favor legislation 60 assist Ameri.
can shipping In every other possible
manner,
Il am opposed 20 japanese imml-
grafton and Japanese ownership OF
lard in this country.
II shah work untiringly for tho
passage OF th. Suath. AirNary bill.
which win reclaim the loggcd.off
lands as wei as the desert lands ~
this state and shalt work for the Co
lusnbia Basin project thru the rccis-
nation service.
'sNeweerryism must ~ destroyed
and I shall vote 60 reopen the New
berry case and unscat him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
JUDGE JAILS
AUTO DRIVERS

Convicted by Police Judge John ID.
Gordon OF driving while intoxicated.
II. Edmond was sentenced Thursday
70 20 days in jail In addition TO pay
Ing a fine Of 800. His drivers u.
censs Was Cancelled. Edmond gave
notice Of appeal.
Roy Hanson was sentenced 20 two
days In Jail and fined $50 when he
was convicted on two charges OF
speeding. His white and blue driv-
erss licenses were Cancelled and yei.
low one issued.
@. o. stutonbcrg was fined $50 and
Lost hts white license when convicted
Of speeding 30 miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Thieves Active; Get
Loot Worth $4,000

Thieves were active Wednesday
nirhf. footing many homes and es-
Gaping with loot valued at more than
$4,000.
The heaviest loser was Harry
Tarscs. 900 a5th ave Burglars en-.
pred Tarica's home thru an open
Window and departed via the door.
carrying off many diamonds and
articles OF jewelry totaiIing $4,000.
IN dozen other robberies the loot
consisted Of rubies. vacuum cleaners.
clothing. revoIvers. wedding rings.
electric irons. fur coats and auto
tires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
Starving Culls
Raid Fish Nets

DEAL. Eng. Sept. Glowing 10
scarcity Of food. hungry seagulls are
raiding fishing nets all along tho
coast, causing heavy loss and dam
aging tho nets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-28
IS FOR sALE-wEsr SEATTLE

ii, s06-tsoo CASH AND SIS MONTH
~ buys this BARGAIN. s-room
plsstered bungalow. with COM
pisto plumbing. sleeping porch,
garage. 7t-foot view lot. only 2
blacks 10 car; close TO Junction.
West Seattle.
y. u. KTEFER
30 HoFe BID. Annex. 70e Second Az.
Main 3Tze. or west $3.50 Evenings.
3-ROOM cOTTAo E. PANTRY;
water: light. unobstructibla view
lot. t0sfi5. flowers. berries and
young fruit trees. 1907 blst ave.
3 w. Price 1913. very easy terms.
Apply there