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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
W0MEN'S names
AD0RN STOCKINGS
Embroidered Vertically Just
Above the Ankle-seen at
Shore Fashion Show og
OTHER ATLANTIC CITY News

spsciai Dispatch to EUemino Public te6s.s
Atlantic City. April s.-The latesy|
fod in women's hosicry-names Of ~
wearer embroidered just above nv
ankle. taking the place of watches. Thu,
innovation was disclosed yesterday stt!|
crnoon by exhibitors at the Atlanta
City Fashion Show.
A number of manikins at the sbe.'
appeared in heavy silk hose witlIyths,.'
names inscribed conspicuousiy in n
vertical row on both the inside A.,
outside of each stocking. 1t was s.L}
the fad would be quite the thing ~
summer" W
charged with attempted robbery n =
delicoiessen shop. william Proud, MIN.
teen. and Grace Brecn. eighteen, wert
held under $1,000 bnil each for the Nh
Grand Jury at n hearing before Mar,
istratc Paxson here yesterday. Ths,
were identified in court by Mrs, Al
C;arnvelli. wife OF the shopkeepcr, wbs
rclated how she had watched the pslr
| in an alleyway In the rear of the stors
and chased them with revolver wbIs
her husband went for an officer.
Several months ago the Breen sirl
/ figured in an elopement with a plumHe,
with the proceeds Of check to which
she had forged her grnndfhther's name
They were brought back from Phila
delphia hotel. The matter was adjusted
out of court. I3
With more thnn $1,000 collected ami
several levies served. Delinquent Tar
Collector William j. Storck and nj,
staff declare they intend to carry out
instructions of the City Commissoiner,
to the letter and that the drive to collee,
delinquent personal taxes will continu,
until the $780, due and upaid ha,
been collected. X
"There are more than 200 delinquent
merchants In this CITY," Mr.. Storcl
said today. Some Of them have mcrel,
been negligent. while others have delib.
crately ignored the law"
These men will be given chance h
pay up. but IL they fail to do so II,
Collector Lewis Mathis will levy on tn
goods of the delinQuents and sell, d
public sale. sufficient amount to cove,
the tax and costs. .'t
With Mayor Bader as the initial Gus.
toner. the first Piggy -Wiggly grocery
store in South Jersey was opened hen
, :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
Burns Hands Fighting Fire

Fire started this morning in the small
general merchandise store of +. II
Wayland. at Parrish and Pcnnotl
streets. Wayland saw flames cscapn,
from a cupboard in the store. In At
tempting to destroy them his hand
were badly burned. The damage 1
about $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

r,erss no trick about It at all, Just be-
come acquainted with "someb3dy,s stenog',
spnrishtay philosophy Of life from day to day.
Turn k the Comic rsys nd 3t ne sior EynS,sp S.Sf
iiy,sS ipHa9 eh.!scts, n ;, Hsy.SSTd,Hs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

APARTMENTS TO SUIT EVERY PURSE
and meet every requirement may he found
quickly by consulting the Apartment classi.
fcation on pages IS and o2.--Adv. III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

With Mayor Bader as the initial Gus.
toner. the first Piggy -Wiggly grocery
store in South Jersey was opened her
yesterday. The stores are conducted on
the self.service system. va
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-22
HEALTH HINTS
By Dr.. Troy SAITH
Physical Exercise


o. When in
personal
OF the body lowered aud disease invited
principle physical bringing
while the
o be in
this outdoor the popular and
bathing rowing hockey
indoor
open OF the
Besides
body the kidney, bowels
which body rid itself of the surplus fat
follow
bath rundown Turkish
towel.
remembered physical like all other good things
kidney
with
doing physical effort bring about
Question will asafeda around the neck
diseases?
buckeye the pocket will
will cold buck
will malaria
will. curerh IT'S ALL NONSENSE
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-22
LEGAL HINTS

Adams Kindly through your paper the following
beneficiary OF the same? have been law
husband,
nud to carry couple Ny friends tell that
wouldn't anything unless his
the above whether
hrs) c. D. Chicago, Ill
policy. The
husband
he would
colec il his death.
land
He his will contained
but
might CALI
mortgage? G. c D., Mobile, Ala
il will membranes real
payable personal property of the testao This
reieveth he the obligation
brokerage firm that
knowledge Ny the name signed
pomssory buy set OF books Am responsible and
wfa A g., Louis Mo
Answer: While non-adng firm general power to execute
Of
the the firm will be bound and
books were purchased conduct of your business
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-22

We would live under the olive wand of peace and
prosperity would be happy and contented but
find that happy and contened when and while
way upward open Upon the basis of ability and
tina black should his claims Maybe these claims
those who lynch and burn "ow good white friends we
white friends and often look to find
friends and occasionally do but the great OF whites
whom thrown contact neither good friends
of friends made and they would be sounded out
question would doubt that most of the white
would that the black people unfit and inferior seems
basphemy and truth to call them our friends
Of of cowsrdy could be sent into foreign
lands and perued would recital OF the
damnabe aboc crimes of the American white against
mbled column edited by some
Uncle Tom who attempts to bege with tales
good We that foreigners would
wonder what of
Whose heart would hang heavy when they read OF the
mhmy end of the lad who aho first honor graduate at Dart
mouth forced masquerade Pullman porter order to
buy food and clothes wear? The boy certainly did dignity
the job but he of his place Why should he spend over
twenty school and then fit job where only grammar
school education needed? Sedn killed in wreck and
his breast the Phi Beta Kappa key the badge of mental
excellence does onca look into his dead face and
think that ne another martyr American hatred Ii Seiden had
mans chance he would have been position to help
the world but being pped the bud while backing boots end
that leaves us bitter and sick at heart
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-22
THE PURPLE TOGA

One class of professional the black of America
quietly unosentatouy but constantly ard repreby making
themselves that class the of the purple oga
baristers and counsenors at law
According history of the professions the lawyers
the FIRST class England who could from the ranks of
the common people nobility. When lawyer elevated
the Queens the Kings Counsel ne gained recog
milton from peers the British continent Law called
the first "dgn6ed profession and lawyer gentleman
of his vocation The Americans of course brought with
them English and the majority of the mouders OF this
nation cyazed the policies and the ideals have
of the purple oga In Rome the lawyers
ogas robes draped puppies they called the weaers
purple This still lives in this country When
the their students they always purple
their oblong Because of the historical decency and
dignity this profession the dominant white reluctant to
allow the black to enter INTO and also become "eers OF the
purple toga with evolution of and the continual
pansou of the intellect it came, and the black
LAWYERS are winning the respect of the needed
and desired confidence of their
the problems of and color with attendant
preudces barred will be that each and be
successfully handled the law administered by with
and intelligence nothing but law that restraints the
impulses of humanity and gives civilization and geny chance to
law which has tempered the passions and lust of
humanity be that will level all humanity and make
What the law shall be and how that law shall be
the problem of the day and the black will have
his day in court.
all other professions the black people being forced
Of the great masses of the black people they
majority of white lawyers handle their affairs and that these
have to light where black people have been
wnded by white lawyers that have been forced trust their
black of the purple rising the demands of
occasion in splendid fashion, they preparing themselves
universities and studying the feet of legal Gomaas Such
black have entered the law schools
cloud the brow of school authorities
degrees and regardless to brancy year
When questioned this policy professor stated that the faculty
did the right profession for the black
learn oo dgnihed. This has neither dmayed
black They learned what they could
the have acquitted themselves wonderfully
there any encouraging sign in the labyrinth of
this country is the rise of the black lawyers They
wearing purple and hoped that their people
will rally around give them support they seek
respect of the world. Give the purple toga a chance.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-22
9Th Infantry Notes
By LIST Lieut.. Matthew R. Johnson

By LIST Lieut.. Matthew R. Johnson
The regiment has been ordered to
proceed to Camp Grant near Rockford,
Ill, as follows
The regiment will travel in two sec
tons: The first section will consist of
the following units: Regiment Head
quarters Co. Howiter Co, Headquar-
tiers Co. First Battalion, Companies 4,
B, { and d of the First Battalion
The first section will be under the
command of Major Rufus NJ. Stokes
and lst Lieut.. Samuel G. Harris, sup
ply officer of the first section. The
hrst section will entrain at the Union
Station, Adams and Canal Street, at
ZOO a. m. Sunday. July g. 1922 (Chi-
cago daylight saving time) over the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy r. R.
The second section under the com
mand OF the commanding officer, Col.
OTIS b. Duncan; LIST Lieut. Matthew r.
Johnson as supply officer, will entrain
at 7;l0 a. m. at the same station. The
second section will consist OF the fol
lowing units Regiment Headquar-
tiers, the Band Section Service Co.
Headquarters Co. and Headquarters
Second Battalion, Medical Detention
Companies F, F. G and n. Captain
William H Lewis is detailed as regi-
mental supply officer
Assembly will be at the armory at
HOO p. m, Saturday, July p As
sembly will be sounded at $50 a m,
Sunday, July %.
The Down State Companies will
join the regiment at Camp Grant. Ill,
under the command OF Major Bird
All Chicago is invited to visit the
encampment OF the regiment, and OBJ
serve the men under training.
Street Party Friday
On Friday, July q, at $50 p. m
Wabash Avenue from 32nd TO 33rd
Streets, will be closed for a street
party and demonstration conducted by
South Side Community Service. sew
cral attractions have been secured
among them the Nurses Band a dem
onstration by some pupils from Pro
fessor Watts class, and also a Boy
Scout drill. There will be community
singing and games.
Demonstrations will also be given
by persons in attendance at the school
being conducted by Mr.. F. 7. Atwell
OF Community Service. Inc The
school has brought TO Chicago several
experts on Community recreation. The
community is invited to attend
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-22
A CLEVER RUSE

We have all heard that bravery story about Major
of Tskogee and the Business league The
Major being killed in the
gested of New York by his presence of mind When
asked Major told the officer that it would be
to tell the public that ga black M did it,"
Nobody knew who the Major but the has been
flashed all country the Majors zinc
almost published by the black people The
Major certainly had clever agents 1t that
thought that he needed little notorety clever
ruseMoton the role of hero He afraid to object
to his wife being elected from Pullman and is quoted
that she had business there He hooted and
eered because he told the black soldiers
back America humble and expect change That
hero stuff clever but the truth will eventually show the
caber of the who said tell them that Major Motion,
a black man. did it.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-22

WITH DUE REGARD FOR RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MOTIVE
IN OUR EXPRESSION WITH CONSCIENTIOUS COM
PASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY WITH UNSTlNTED
CREDIT TO WHO MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS OUR
GUIDE POST AND LOVE AS OUR INSPIRATION WE HAVE
COMMITTED OURSELVES THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM
WE HAVE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC SERVICE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

DEFEND MOVE
FOR DRY SEA

NEW YORK. Oct. f7,--owners Of
liners were character
ized as ~saIoonksepers~ by United
States District Attorney william
Hayward. who defended tho dry
seas order Of Attorney General
Daushersy In federal court here to-
day.
Hayward spoke to Judge Learned
Hand against tho application OF the
White Star and other lines for .
permanent injunction restraining en-
forcement Of the order which would
forbid ships carrying liquor TO en-
ter American ports after saturday.
The reason that the order II be-
ing attacked here" stated Hayward.
rs that II will spoil a very profit
able business Of tho transatlantic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

ALASKA NIGHT

ALASKA night Will be observed at
tho Alaska department Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce. wednesday. octo.
Der -. celebrating the 5sth snniver-
sary Of the purchase % Alaska from
Russia The Alaska department will
hold open house on that evening.
and n stercopticon talk on Alaska
with be given by c. u. Garfield. as
sistant secretary OF the chamber. In
charge OF tho Alaska department. All
AIaskans are urged 10 bc present.
and II they are not registered TO
leave their names with tho depart.
ruent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
MARKET
CLOSES HIGHER

CHICAGO. Oct iT.--Grain prices
closed sharply higher on tn, Chi
cngo board OF trade sodsv. Corn led
the way on the advance which fol-
lowed heavy buying by Eastern ex-
port houses Corn closed strong In
Liverpool Reports Indicated the
world corn supply would be far be-
low previous estimates Provisions
closed steady.
December wheat opened off &C at
liz aud closed up sAc. May OPEN
ed off &C at N.ltA and closed M
&c. July opened up eac at tt.otia
and closed up Inc.
December corn opened off Ne at
IS lac and closed up ssc. May open
ed off &c at &c and closed up ne.
July opened off sc AZ tGc and clos
I'd up NC.
December oats opened off &c at
~ Nc and closed M Inc. May open
ed Off NC at Al nc and closed up
sac July opened up he at ssSc
and closed up ie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

Iuesdnye Quotou0Ue
egs-fsscsipfs 5000. Market steady
= strong. Top. ss.bs; bulk Of sales.
m.7sasso: heavy weight. ts.ssUs.so:
medium weight. se.254sgS; Hight
vsight. fszeasfs; iiRht lights. $40
93s.7s; heavy packing sows, tsEs.7b;
sekinx sows. rough. s7.soVs.fo. pigs,
0.7tas.
cestie--Itsesipts. 1900. Market strong
- 1sr higher. Choice and prime,
ul.se6iJ.25: medium and good, sT.So
9slLso: common. ss.ssU1,bo; good
and choice. tsz5Ufz.s0: common and
medium. ts.7sns.2s. butcher cattle
snd hsifsrs, sSas.so: cows. ts.ssHs.2s;
ouiis. ts.ssus.7t. canners and Guitars.
COWS and bsffsrs. f7.7sm5.st: Gamer
9eers. ts.so1fzs: veal calves. ssaff,
Isedsr steers. ss.ssms.fo; stocksr
s.tsfs. ff15NTss, stseksr cows and
beifers. t3asak1s.
ep--t>esipts. 1900. Market strong
higher. Lambs. t1z7g4ft7b;
@mDs, Gull and common, 1s.s0Hiz.
Zr'ins ~ethsrs. fs.Sedf3: ewes, $50
v'.ss' euii 10 common ewes. SzU42t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births IN their households are re-
ported BY tho following Seattle msni
Eldridre. Alder Baker. t7s1 i7th ave.
=. w. boy.
Norgood. J. r.. ss7o,ssfh sva q. boy.
Potter. Il. Dorsn. sso7 4sth ava g.
w. girs.
Broddock. Elton John. tsio 18th ave-
g.. boy.
Diiis. Rubin Henry. ss7sM eist ave.
Matsuoka. Yuki. 1904 King st.
Hoeffsr. Albert. aosi w. seth IT..
Minorchio. Munzio. esao corson ava
boy.
sInnett. John r.. sos orcas st.. girl.
Maitby. James A.. Burnett. girl.
Modes, A. e.. 1898 2sth ave-, boy.
Carlson. Albert. 500 Meridian ave-.
boy.
croffut Clarence Fowler. Everett
boy.
yoshida. Toyokichi. 1so-B nth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Funeral Services
for Mrs. Riley

Funeral services for Mrs. r. J..
Riley. who died Saturday a, Provi-
dence hospital. were held at 0 a m.
Tuesday. Mt 81. Annc's church.
Burial was In Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Riley IL survived by her hus-
band. p. j. Riley: n daughter. Mrs.
Leo w. Hartlaub. OF Seattle. two
sons. Lieut. Ernest J. Riley. OF Camp
Lewis. and Edward v. Riley. OF Ia.
coma; one sister In ireland and ono
sister and ono brother In Bsy City.
Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Two Women, Two
Men Caught in Raid

c. X. Sheldon. 30, ii9 Bell st.. was
charged with operating disorderly
house after police officers raided tho
place Monday night. finding two
women and two men In the place In
tho last stages OF intoxication. II Is
alleged. All wers arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Cuts Pillow Slip;
Robs Benefactor

Using n pair OF scissors to cut
his friends pillow slip. youth who
had been befriended by Robert Oar.
den. Mukiiteo hotel. took $3.50 and
two gold watches while Darden
slept. Monday night. Darden found
his "frfend' missing in tho morn.
ing. together with the cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
General Market Higher
on NeIU York EXCHANGE

VAIL STREET. JOURNAL r1NANCtAtt REVIEW
change e. early asnss en- & Nw ee
u ~ 70 stt stimulated strengt the
eNysh.fh
Na,en prizes ee'SSes uc,ss rssis is ss Il x
M ~ S General Motor. . .p " 9nsrsi h,ore tssn ap
tSt. N W. izsh,
southern Pacific ses. N r, G gss, up II ~.-. ,,.
me nchny stocks and National nssui Postum Cereal ana
HAT especially mote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

AZ appropriate exercises. Tuesday.
Mt ais .. m. Roosevelt high school
was 20 be the recipient of a beautiful
American flag. The ceremony was
to be conducted by Stevens post OF
tho G.. A. r.. In conjunction with the
Ladies' auxiliary OF Stevens post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Langdon, John. Seattle Legal
Morgan. Luella. Seattle $50. Legal
Todd. Sol j.. Seattle .....s.. Legal
Mccarthy. Mary NJ. Seattle Illegal
Dickson, Robert J., Seattle .......25
brewster. Donna Hall. Seattle %. 80
Murelsani. Naokidic, Seattle 49,. as
Kitnhars. Hatsuye, Bellevue rs
Foy. Patrick j.. Seattle Legal
Cove. Blanche. Seattle Legal
Stocking. Theodore j.. Seattle ....22
Mills. Gladys c.. Seattle ..........2o
hewitt. Robert Wilson. Portland. 20
Schacfcr. Nellie. Portland ....... -
Brannnman. Ottes. Seattle Illegal
Clark. Madge NJ. Seattle -. Legal
Dupius. wilfrcd NJ. Tacoma ...2s
Heffier. Elsie. Tacoma ........... 20
Hall. Allan. Seattle ............-.23
Rosand. Mabel Nicotine. Seattle 30
Byier, G. A., Seattle ..............3 80
Brlckeli. Lucille. Salt Lake City. .23
Knight. Edward NJ. Seattle ......24
Hossman. Laura Belle. Seattle ...2S
Kern, Frank. Everett ....... Legal
Hanson, Olympia r.. Potiaich. Legal
Lowe, Thaddeus A., Edmonds ....29
Smith. Leila Fern. Edmonds ......20
Boitano. Fred, Seattle ....... Legal
Boitano, Adelina. Seattle 49,. Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
DEATHS

Tspy, Sarah j.. 90 years.
Burdlck, Gloria Greaves. rs years.
Tstherton. william George, 2 months.
McCioan, James NJ, ~ years.
Marshall. Verne Emmett. 10 years.
Hamilton. John Robert. rs years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

AnntSED-oct fT--s,r Kurshs Msru
from kehs via ports. at 10 .. n-s u. a
G. O. Rear from herring sea. at ieiss a.
MI str psifosa from Valparaiso via
ports. ~ iiib . ~. Oct. ts--htr Ls-
hixn from ueeton. at y. m. str Mana
lsni from Honoiuiu via .ssa franciseo.
at tso y, m.
nAiLED-Jot fT--str fe~sn for no.-
tan ~. ports. st t.to VA str wheat.
land Montana for Aantia VIA ports. at
a. ~. Oct is-atr Northiand Tor San
Francisco Via Port Angeles. al y. M.
mefoFship Apex for Alaska VIA Ankcor-
tss. At it.ss y. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

Smith cove Terminal - Pier A - s,f
Horsisan usrn. ctr f.atoeeha Pier
n-s;r fya Msru.
risr fi-fs--sshr Fsrsss Dream
Pier str cordosa.
pier n---Str Admiral s~sres. str iehigh
rksf ps-Htr ". v. Alexander.
Cnion Pacific rsFmtnsi-htr Nsnuixni.
Pacific coas, Coal Hanksrs---u. n l. II.
4. Hs2thsr.
o. r. shipping Bsard Moevfngs--ssrs
I~cnturs. Anna ~ Merse. siivsrsds.
Crc~s Keys D~isshf. Western Ksixhs.
west tsor. wsiifngford. Lahfies. west
Cxhokis. West tsstsr. West HsSsiand-
Atlantic street Tersnfssl--etr Essis.
stacy street rsrmissi--u. q c. 4 Burn
sid~
srsksnr asrs~s reyrusrai--esr r,dsr assr.
To1d pfydcrks--ssr rrestdsnt MeKtnisJ.
" r. G. A. psiveod. str k>sehiksa
Pus~s eesna Bridge = ps~Asins co.--ess
Patterson.
fIiiy Cas- Terminai--str peiresa-
Amss shipysra . Tssmiaai-su nssss-
rslt.
west seattle Trsiniss stasioa-Essie
No 81.
wfnsis~ Marine Hafiwsy-esr rsoifsee.
bark Belfast. barss csauisissn csty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

buy ACRES; FINE
for fruit. berries and gardening.
with running trout stream cross
ing property: full cooperation
given In poultry raising. with free
Instructions: afeo financial assist
ance In building. located at 1ngie-
wood Park. with city conyeuisnces.
Terms $50 cash. SIS per month. 20
minutes ride from Second ave.
and University st.
a2o WALKER BUILDING
Corner Second and University.
Phone Elliott 0lS3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17

STERLING OPPORTUNITY - OVER
~ level acres OF rich alder and
maple land. Dandy for Souitry
and vegetable gardening: located
on slightly corner. with quarter
m M, .. 1880 ,,nh,e .' ,,ir,',as.
walk from paved Victory way.
also store. gas station, InFiewood
golf links and Lake Washington
near by. at fngiewood Park: 3s
minutes ride from Second ave. and
University ct Terms SIS cash.
elS per month.
,so WALKER BUILDING
Corner Second and University.
Phone Elliott 0is2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Ve.sel, in Other Port.

raecma--ocs. i5-~Arrived. ctr wheat
land sentans from Seattle str iswsn
ffonn seattle. ctr Pert Angeles from san
psifo
Asteris--oet. ff~-Arrtved. ctr Ress CITY
from San Pedro. Sailed. str Chiekassw
Cfty for London VIA ports
san Ffsncisce--oct. ls-sailsf. stf
Nehusen2 Zoe fssliinshami ctr rrfnces
for seattle. at y. an str kssfstt for
seattle. at 10 .. nj. ctr Sstfaskan for
seattle. at y, IA.
s4n pisro--oct ft--ealisd. ctr Robin
Adsir Tor seattle.
tekoh.ms--ort f1-Haiiei- str Ala
bsfas Maru for seattle.
kcbs--Ocf. ft-Arfiref. str Manila
Mara from Seattle Oct i1-raaflsd. str
snidsuoka Msra for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
News
Tides In Seattle


TVHUAT
OCT. ~
F1vss Nigh Tidc
ffie .. m. IS a.
i'trss low rfde
t4sf = m. ia n.
>~cond High Tide
slos p. m. lis n.
secsad Low lid.
sac y ~. 81 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
Weather Bureau Report

rArooSH ISLAND. Oct. lis A. NJ.
saat. II miles an hour. Passed out. a
steam schr. at .. m.. large ctr. yellow
stack. black TOP. a. 7 g. nA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
WEDNEsDAY
mr. IN

OCT. N
First High Tide
ffst a m.. ies a.
first Low Tide
$50 a. m. ~ n.
second high Tide
asa y. m. if.i ~.
s~eend Low tide
81. y. IN. IA e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-17
ss FOR sALE-wEsr SEATTLE

cottages. fronting on Soft boule-
ward. city water. walking dis
lance from three car lines. or un-
improved tracts on which We will
assist you In building. Also beau
sifui view iots. all on very easy
terms.
See Mr. Chandler. corner fsth ave
" w. and Spokane st. Or phone
West 0sse.