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The New York herald., 1922-10-22


Hudson Landaulet,
1919 super six. 500, run 2o.ooo miles 2is
Lenox av
HUDSON, seven passenger touring car In
good condition; price yi5o' can be seen. 1866
iGI y. roth.
LEXfNGTON-7 passenger touring; newly
painted beaver brown, new tires; excellent
mechanical condition
Price $3.50
s2if down. balance ~ equal monthly
payments.
LEXINGTON co, i769' Broadway at 5Tth st.
LfsXTNGTON--Sedan, 1921. newly painted
dark maroon, new tires. ovefhauledi full
tool equipment motor meter
Price 1000.
$3.50 down. balance i2 equal monthly
payments.
LEXINGTON coupe, 4 pass, 1921, bumper,
Cowl lights, spare tire and rim motor
meter; wonderful mechanical condition.
Price 81 $50.
ssi0 down. balance IN ~ equal monthly
payments
LEXINGTON CO. 1898 Broadway, at 57th st.
LEXINGTON--7 passenger touring, 1921. with
Ansted motor, newly painted japanese
purple lake; ovefhaued.
Price 81 100,
stG6 down, balance ~ equal monthly
LEXINGTON CO. 1888 Broadway. At 57th st.
MARMCN 1918 collapsible Town car, good
condition throughout, four new cord shoes
facrifice 500 Call or phone ii0 W. 53d.
circle 1895
Observation-Disclosures tor and overland
sedan must sacrifice. Phone Columbus sose.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

nMAN shooting. Ladies accommodated
ulutsA Write East Bay Cunning Lodge.
East Moriches. l.. I.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

LONDON. Oct. 21.--Engand defeated
Ireland. to 0. in the international Soc
Ger game here to-day.
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ROD AND GUN.
W. ,., Blackfishing
n ltUHIn leaves East pist ~. Sunday
AA0t uAu a. NJ. Bring flddlers.
Capt. @. ZAVADII.

sANDwORN6, 15c. dozen; bloodworms
and flddlers: fishing tackle. JOHN STET-
HAN. $50 Flushing av.. bet 9th and 9th
avs. Astoria. l.. l.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

Automobiles Wanted.
AUTOMOBILES FOR REM.

BTATrTfFTTL pieroe Arrow limousine or lan-
daulet: Sundays or evenings; reasonable
rates owner drives, 10 years experience.
Coiurnbus 1854.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

Victoria mosei driver-o 600 miles. IN peri
condition. Tclcphone Boulevard goo.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE
! s1x MONTHS on s1x YEARS,


There are lot Of eloquent advertisements
IN the papers these dSys. takss ois % du,tsl slo
have Just three things to say:
l. Our. s the .rss:s eo,Dorssion a y. q ..n:: =:
brokers for other people. and are workira
solely for our own expansion. On ovr a..
yyisory Council are such men az pr: Cnaris,, g,
the General Electric Company; A., Ruseel
Bond. for eIGhtsen years editor or tine Scien
dent OF DuesenbcrE Motors. Inc.
2. Twenty recent promotions to executivs
positions have left room In our Sales Dc
partment for few high-caliber men. Pre-
youn sales sSpc.n nut
cepted will be given q complete course Of
training at the start.
necessarily more brilliant than really
hrst-class man could make for himself with
other large and perma nent c0rp0ratlons. But
u is different In that 1t can be attained mere
quickly.
II you ave willing to wait five or six years
for. tansible evidences OF succcss-iS pro.
motions the moment yop earn & them 90 ~ nqt
sounds too small Chat. BY the way 10 the
actual average earned by all salesinen VINO
have been with US continuously since JAN
uary 1)--then do not consider this opening
II. however, you want 70 make six years,
,rogress IN six inonths--if you feel that N
that length Of time YOU can really demon
il confidence. To- our Psrsonnsl director, ~.
Ing sufficient details to Justify an inter-
NJ cal. LEDGER OFFICE.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

WEST E&D HOLLYWOOD, y. J.--.Eea"ti,
fully situated. fscing ocean; ample grounds
sttructIVely furnished largs rICIns with
| aths: uneNc,lled cuisine. bs thinE. golf. ten
MS Address IIox 40, West End. y. !
MAPLE FARM. Il nee. quiet place 10 live
light and bath. Box 80. Akron, Pa.
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TYPIsTs and clerks wanted quick and ac-
curate, by large manufacturers. II miles
from Camden by train or bus from Reading
ics6 tsF5y' y. Apply p Bn''man & Co. Inc ''e"'
WINDEKs wanted; mus. be past past 10 year, .,
Wayne ave, near 18th and Germantown
avenue.
WEAVERs. experienced. wanted on tapes
and narrow edEing. II. W. MAURER g.
CO., 43ll Wayne ave-. near Eighteenth
and Germantown ave.
WOMAN-A good country home with family
OF persons In the State OF Connecticut
Is offered woman OF mat ture years who Is
willing to assist with hous"work; must be
fond II children. J. sa3. Led.er Once.
worE, taetfuI and with sdacation: M rn 'Opsr per-
iion % % the rlsh. Womsn al. Lsaser eSgeHsr Gtf.
WOMEN representatives for exclusive corset
ana l!nserie shop; goods advertised in
abs Tor home Mcmsn. Is2s Chs.;na;., SUI
WoME;t. 800. for hand croohs,!ng .il,l nls,
ruired. -l:i ", eth ST. 4th aoor,
YCUHG LADY wanted. wno has had expert
=, ence IN corporation law office; must he
ecge OF law papers and procedure: EIve
complete history OF education. experience in
law work and salary expected; this position
OF the time. s2a. Ledger Office.
YOUNG LADY for clerical position, Apply
FulEier Gibbons. ia :. sth ST.. fourth
YOUNG WOMAN, businesslike, wanted 10
learn selling system and then teach II,
month. 6 005. ledger Office.
YOUNG WOMAN IN trust company with real
estate experience; state age, experience nd
salary expected. 02s. Ledger Office.
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APARTMENTS

RI TENHOCsE s.. 2.O w.-Turn!shed
apartment. sitting room, bedroom and
bath, or bedroom and bath, FOR summer
southern and western exposure; reduced rates
BACHELOR APAi.rAiENTs--2 and
Chestnut sts; turn. and unfurn: hot-water
heat eec. light. CAN Spruce OoD1 or 0.Os
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AUCTION sArls
'By J. E. CONANT & co. * - Auct;nDSn
OFFICE LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS h.
TWO B. B. & r. KNIGHT MANUFACTURING PLANTS A
% 0OO SPINDLE MILL, AND $4,000 SPrNnr Z ~ N

SsS aSb o an Sss S E1R ol
AMP & AfATT FhG
h t auad
number plants and now ~
" ,;.. ;: on hs s: 81 N
and % plan & oma -rd c.s.iSsSs @ ssS Sas
eiaMon
n
:n;s" :s on snS *: sdSS Eth S
% rsspsiys ] pre- weather. n each day
q: ,S: xsas:. :s.1: MS: @ % % s no;
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HELP wANrED-MALE

LAwYERs-T1TLE sEARCHERs
A large and progressive title end trust com
pany In Ohio has commissioned W TO pro.
cure n. number. Of exper!enced tnIe mem NJ
fee charsed for our service. Write fuly'
givtne In detail experiences and educston
N go. Ledger Office.
operators; steady for good men; vhicn
Morris q Walsh Typesettirg Co., III La
fsyette ST., New York City. ty.--
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

COLLEGE, GRADUATE wanted, .3 to 20
years old geEorul office work witG
knowledgs of steno2raphy and typing; exeCu-
tive OF department e. leading corporation.
VI 7O2 Ledger OffGr.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

ing during summer: vicinity Willow
Grove preferred. Be!laks Pharmacy, sth
nd Moore
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SUPERINTENDENT q real good mecnenic
who knows ignition carburetion anna,,,nintsd ana mEstd
In general preferred. one who ~ n,Iorsi IN.
portunity II offered to the right man ssl senu
complete details regarding your Pa. Pa. .iycns
Address y. aON Ledger Once.
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EMPLOYMENT AoENcIEs

HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse So; all ~
Prot, Cath; domestic help supplied
wanted, every capac; seashore and coe1s51
MRS. KANE, Bl1 q. 10th St. Spruce Wi
supplies hrst-class white help, mas
female, with reference; all capacities. --.n
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LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENTs
,1=. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN l..
@ tho Pyevidsnt Lie n, ana . TrSiit Tprstition n

N>SD NOTICE - HEHEbf HIvNN H.
:; IA Fsil:,e:ri -: Dss:ss y. P:ss$
orphsSnn4st isx q Juns, ie2s,. at ie a.
me Room 429. City Hall. PhRssss.
,,As.,;S,c.tine -. tha said Court to dlscnsyl
fpssSSvvisSnS Liis nnd Trust CSnpsK l:
5IoSiS in ali estates In which y
a,c,iom and control Of said Court
aeSt irsst Cenpsny Of rhiisSsHeIt, IN, =
Srustee or ~ suerdian; ~ w. II nsiiticS
sppssr, In, the. place Of tha sra,. sr.S XIV NJ
S:I:,S.Hn ,s. q !, 'Rss 'RRss,lsd.iDSi. into aY!
!p:aI,sanres, In cSmp1hhdS III 1hhdSaoIsry Try cspsc!ils.
sphssHrv,ssnt shsrS,tsS Trust Company o. Philse
FecnSnoration formed 70 take oIlh4 J.
.iis. ali the business q the rTSSi~
al al Trusi Csmpsny Of Phllsds'ps's
ihsn ''f' 'nsitsRRiKsER iPHsRKER s. wIhhIAsSad IA
MORRIS =. B0CkiuH
Attornsys for Psln
n~ LA GHORsA BUILDING AM
w ABsOCIATION-Notioe - neSS
.sas y ,.e,sh: q 81: 81 Grss:s 'saiiias
jSg. plsss e the s.,ns. s::o''ss sscs1 ss.Ss1i 81
slrsSts: F9ilids'S9'a' oS. er a smss1
xsiv.Isws Vim s Svs''assd fo'
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED. abou, July IS. first-fioor house.
keeping apt, u rooms and bath; Broad to
2lst st., Pine to Chestnut st. Address L
V13. Ledger Office.
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BOARDING
Observation-Disclosures

PENSsSLSANla--sSb NJ hbaS
MELROsE MANOR--Open from June Is to
Sept. 10: - minutes from Reading Ter
minsl: convenient to train and trolley; oeau'
tIful grounds; tennis: garage; excellent home
table; large sun parlor; wide porches. Tele-
phone Oak Lane 1920 or Melrose l462.
Ii WOOD. 7UiG Wayne aye.-TwO minutes
Ggth ST.. private fam. excel table; ress,
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HELP WANTED-MALN
ADVERTISING SERVICE sALEsMEN

ADVERTErNG SERVICE sALssMTIN
real to sell the vest sSvsrsisin:;
5000 soS,Se to A%sgiea ,SaSy nsM that WY nS
well recommended and Be able 't to iinsncs ET.s
THE WARHS, iApy; SYSTEMS CO.
ADVERTISING .soLICITOR-Oood onenjnv
on 0s SR 'opy ssna Tss's saS ana
d. S2mpdie,e experience. Camden Daily Courier.
since this business Of Trustees syssem nayssa ws.
msT m,a it $ ss:y ss:
ambitious nan who takes up the work or 'ns os
TINS %rsarisatom oHs company has Grown
organization is pler SAINT and cornpensa lion lion
s T 81 'ns
stsntiy being opened and hSay changes Become = sSn.
nishes constant open market Tor rea
ability; The COMPANY advocates certain
tains that success will be positive II thcsc
methods are adopted nd backed with earnest @
endeavor-and this last is q requisite 10 sue.
safe to say that there Is almost no man an
who could come with thi, sanIxstion whose hos.
lhsoiu ta"iut pe InCTeeseu hrouEh such a
making this possible. In many bu,ins..ss inwssa
there is n peak" to earning capacitw Evs
this Is not true In the Trustees System o,.
gan!2ation. The individuals income once
he has produced business. depends almost en-.
tirely upon the amount Of enersy he ex.
psnds; A. all times our ersanzation offers
worker with executive ability. While cvery
one does not have executive ability ihers
are few who do no. desire this type OF Ia rssr
success A connection with this COMPANY
VIII help tremendously In building up q trail,
Of leadership which should be valuable from
fled time man must serve as salesman.
or In any other capacity. before promofed
to a more responsible position Ev.rw ~
sition or Importance with this company in
hlled. when possible. with men who Savc
served In the ranks. This Ia an additional
unlimited !.nn1n .opppstunty to workers who
where promotion from salesman to supers
intendent or manager has come after nni,,
comparatively short period Of active s.rv
tee IN the trgai!Sat'onc.' -. tbes, a. q
Il has aiways been a case OF ability and
tS.y hard WSN TSTk The me, went in e wiz and
will make for success with Trustees Sy,.
tenn. There 10 a constant market for s,ich
men1.men who will not be satisfied with
anything short Of the TOP. To such men
there Is no handicap big enough TO daunt
them no reason convincing enough to keep
mon there Is no peak" in Trustees sven sven
tenn Service that cannot be scaled, II tbsy
viii. II YOU ore between 30 ard 40 Won y.
Of age ana can qualify. call Monday befwssn
II A.. NJ and p. NJ. Room ia5, iOii
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part time. NJ 7oi. Ledser o1iee. -
= n.rns.eIn Mfg: Co. I'D and Xllssheny aye.
TILE RooFERs and helpers wanted. Apply
Garden Pier Atlantic City. Roardwalk.
TERRA GOTTA PREssERs: wages zoe Per
Wilson. is2s CHESTNUT st.
TYPIsTs and clerks wanted. quick and ac-
curate Iy large manufacturers. II miles
isc5y ferry N Apply Bateman Z Co.. Inc. aren-
WANTED-Fitter. experienced architectural
erra col Cola; steady employmen1 70 30 per
WANIED-Terra-cotta pressers; wages 70
ply to F. q. Mllson. 1928 Chestnut 81.
YOUNG MEN
10 to IS years. We need several young men
Offer an 70 learn
kinds OF work. .~
... SEARS. ROEBUCK AND co..,
| Roosevelt Boulevard.
YOUNG MAN in trust company. with real
:sary az. f.a.ss s1Dt5sss: Gss
| TRANSPORTATION WORK-Traffc asso-
positions directing domestic and foreign ship
sary; common school education essential: !:
oniy. men Of good character need apply; II
wors ws i2S ..ss w,sou, 'sT
Ing present pos. age, PhIla. p. Q. box 2bS.
soob 1ub h:sH ssf ssoso
DESIGNER { DRAFTS.-Arch., $1,000; str.
ncs 1sdse T9fk; I1sSo $1,000; mech eisv and convy.
Est EssTIMAT0R..Elec .contr., ,dcsisn. sales. super.
sAkkaGsSiSa1s so- mss .ssSS
BE q railway traffic Inspector; $40 to $3.50
ssSs Da 1sr onth.
IS ,ss $ssSi. S.,o iss SssSd bu.ns::
MEN wANrED--rncome. tax clerks revenue
$500 $1,000 yssrly e.sm. Juns; .G as ahsia: a.:
plications now: sample test. instruction, par.
ticufars upon request: P 1921. Ledger Office.
MAN. reliable. year around. to take orders.
sion weekly: experience Unnecessary. Herriek
Nursery Company. Rochester. n. 7.
EARN 325 weekly spare time. writing far
flss Prss' ssD ssssD ST. IsSi;
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
COUPLE: exp. co!ored. des. pos. together
Preston 6446. 81. fn'
GIRL wants chamber work or WaI7I,..
-ho4sework; ssashore for sum. G s2I, Z. 3.
GovERNEss.. French. desires position about
July sea.hore; best ref. il9 ~ Budd st.
Locust 5000 iG$2 Hs hsinsrassr faHsrss e. OF infant
wAITREss-Iady leaving town wishes to
prsss .uon pps ss mattress IL
De Lancey place. Phiiadeiphia, -'-i
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KNITTING MILL. FOREMAN
FOR Raschel machine; must be thor
ouhgly experienced and able to make
ali patterns: steady work under
agreement; excellent wages.
NJ, 6l7 Ledger Office
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FIXERS On TIsClL AND EPPLER MA.
CIIIH.ES STEADY WORK. GOODMAN
DROS. AND HINLEIN; l23s CALLOWEiiLL.
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LOST AND FOUND

BARPIN-Iost. green gold and plaMs,S
barpin, 8 diamonds. from 4th ana w
sts. to Wissinomins. between 5;Sg ~
ward for its return to Room SOL. Al
nut ST.. or 8425 Comfy st.. wissine1
Philadelphia.
DOG-Lost, Thursday afternoon. :m.I Is.
gray terrier. name "Gypy'i "H''
Return 10 30l9 Chestnut street.
KEYs-Lost, bunch Of keys, In WsX W,s f.
ming. Return TO y. Pohlig. Ills n. szAl
NECK PIECE--Lost. fur neck piece
marten: single animal: Sunday N.Y.
between b4OO Gerpantown ave, en9 ~
Generous reward. Phone 0tn. osls W.
PIN-Diamond and platinum 0sr'1
reward II returned to Bailey. Banks
die Co. -
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MEN

WITH EXECUTIVE ABILITY WANTED
BY AN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
PHONE MIR. BYERS,,.u>,n
SPRUCE 5000. FOR APfOlNTMDNr
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s1TuATIoNs wANTED-1155

HiiseaMxN;wroTnS siis .sars ;nys man %. been ~
70 connect with GOOD, rsiisbi, ysars s -
ketinG staple soods: will usodnncern duncern
= fsls los SSnincs; resl estate business cont, y, -
sECRETARY-Younr mar a. -,t5
and refinement, seeks cnon.,. 90. OF educa(
vat: Or confidential secret"rv,0n a.
ous'ined; hishest references ~ 70 'nSc!oe ncoe
:MS soeMsy. IN 020. Ledger Office
iSsVS CsvsiryN iAN. a.s,sti rs,Ssntiy dIseharsed fFc. Il
lone reIeole auto mechanic; son,. H.
TsT,.r fnSS ~ ms Inss line while in service. y
YOUNG . MN desires executive posiii.s !!
jersey. c SOC. Ledger Oiiics.' 'nd -
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New YUrk CITY. -
HARDWOOD INSPECTOR - Wanted. com:
petent hardwood inspector. capable OF
taking charge OF yard. p 1S6. Ledger Oniee,
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LIT BROTHERS RE9uIHEs, f., :, sEXETHi{5sNS; n! X!rEsTi{sN
NkNAGERs; rhosE HAVING. HAD PRE-; Ms
vIOUS ExPERIENCE IN PMIl.A;r PMIlI..AA !, SyHis' NE
LIT BROTHERS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
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GI.AZIER, art: experienced ali-around man:
good pay. J. Pion. 438 j.. Houston st.,
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CIGARMAKERs wanted for nsDd mold
work Apply Portuondo Cigar Mfg. Co
lll6 Sansom st.
Filter wanted, experienced architectural
terra Gotta: steady employmenut; 80. so per
day. Apply f. g. Wilson. 1928 Chestnut St
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s|rs. 3 S.:ssl ysrs s.sIso: q ss:ar1s.. -.
ssss a. 'ilissss' ~ s''' g os''-
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=
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

SlORES On MARKET 81.
from Delaware ave. TO City Hall: best To-
cations In Philadelphia.
LANYARD 4 AXfLBUND. Denckla Bldg.
THREE VERY DESIRABLE STORES. Just
completed; 223-25 g. 18th st. Apply owner.
1872 s. 4th st. Phone Lombard 800.
S00l-0 FRANKFORT AvE.---Larse store.
30xbo; will sub divide.
bIETERICH. IaI Walnut at
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALn

would like to work or eyeninroo .
week; best references. sl3. Ledger Office
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(1nL.1EA = Elegant unfurpishel. modern
ls6e residential ssctlon: 3a0l Pacific ave-,
- Anesssa9%Ss % Hsisl @ ~ 1,Il % "essH "a visw; sS;
9NAsaaSss 1ssst hldu. Atlantic City. N. J
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MAINE

KITrCRY POINT, ME-. desirable furn. cot
tage on water 'front.' near Hotel Chanper-
nowre rooms bath. electricity. ABBY
p, o, Box is0. Kittery Point. Me-. or phone
Chestnut Hill 09Tl.
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OCEAN CITY

NEW apartments. rooms including bath
ocean view: $3.50. Ralph l., Chester
Ocean city: Harry v oerthle, lo.o RisInr
sun ave-. PhiiadelIhia.
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TYPISTS and clerks wanted quick and aC-
curate. by large manufacturers, II miles
from Camden by train or bus from Reading
ferry. Apply Bateman e. Co. Inc. Gren-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05

inr sad the raHscrShy BY hearti~n-fy
killing birds that belong 10 fa ALI
Isn't there disease enough IN apo-
kane 90 keep the doctors buay---
drink. dope. accidents and heaven
knows whai-without their suddenly
getting germ crazy and upauiy ereit.
81 about our plgronsf Zinc. when
does tho medical profession aAAurn.
authority over the police force and
other functions % n city,
There - a time when arrogance
and tyranny end and common sens.
begins. The pigeons are not a dctrf.
msnt % the welfare 81 anyone WHEN
We hanlsh all sense OF justice and
sympathy 10 the animal world. w~
be nlsh u also in our dealing with hu.
mans. a police force or medical
group that knows neither Justice nor
mercy IN n discrcdit 70 any city and
n blot on civilization. And n by.
ISLANDERS. acquiesccnt By their silence,
II not otherwise. have not the cour.
age or tho finenc-s 20 defend a pits.
full. mangled pigeon. have they the
courage and dscency 70 defend any
other helpless person or thing. or 10
fight for any good cause7
Let tho pigeons alone. n r. The
unkindness OF tho world that brings
upon us crime. ili.health and wars.
and OF these we have had enough.
l.. NJ. CLARKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-05
Spokane's Attack on Pigeons

, Editor The Star.
what's the matter with Spokane,
or any other city that siaugh,crs ita
pigeon fricnda5 I cannot arc
how any man who respects
himself or others can walk up 20
these tiny. brfght-eyed. iridescent.
trusting. harmless birds and calmly
shoot their heads Off. or. aiming had.
". sco them fiop away 10 n lingering
death. or. crippled. 10 uiauief By cat
or deg. or yanked about By thought.
less boys.
Washington HASN'T many birds
cities almost none beautiful stree,
pigeons satisfy an otherwise unap.
peased human need and desire to re-
and fondle something OF the animal
world 50 Innocent and 30 iovabl.
Practically all cities have their
pigeons. objects OF Interest. often
cared for a; public expense. To
slaughter them in Spokane shows n
cailousness. a brutality. an utter lack
OF appreciation Of beauty, tenderness
or any human. Instinct. Decent
mHmhers Of the police force win no,
want to kill them. nor should they be
forced to.
Isn't there crime enough in 9po.
kane to keep the police busy without
themselves making the streets a fnssi.
iade Of sound. SCATTERING the side.
walks with blood. frightening or max.
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er. real estate man. and influential
politician OF West Seattle. was noml.
mated az a meeting Of West Seattle
people. so tainted with questionable
tactics that II nauaeated numerous
representative citizens. who with.
drew from participation In tho selec.
ton Of a West Seattle representa-.
tive.
There wcrc originally 10 clubs
united In an effort TO bring forth a
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Jay Thomas took things into his
hands yhe delegation was divided
between Harry Waller and w. c.
thinner. with Zimmer Leading
Thomas succeeded in obtaining a de-
lay In the final choice. He held a
number o. private conferences.
w. T. Campbell. with hls West Sc
attic Commercial club. rallied TO
Thomas support Between them
Zimmer and Waller wcro ditched.
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lnEs % the Veterans 90 Foreign
Wars or tho Disabled American Vet.
Grams Of the world War. he will $50
that 70 20 Is per cent Of the man
smoke and stand for their rights on
the tobacco question. Ills war cxpe
Renee probably was with IN. fsvorea
Y. NJ G. a. and ia be glad 10 have
Mr.. Isaac attend tho disabled mems
meeting Wednesday evening. at the
Roosevelt hail.
Hoping you win Erant disabled
man space In your paper. I am.
A VOCATIONAL STUDENT.
With TWO Years Overseas Servtce
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LAHERCt the to WnNR
A Word From a Tobacco User

Editor Tho Star.
Am n steady reader Of The star
and would like TO answer an article
written by ". Isaac. IN the issue Of
March 81. lie states hc has had both
school and war experience. and states
that he has talked 20 thousands OF
overseas men. and that they In.
formed him that the tobacco habit
was a dirty habit. useless habit and
and an expensive habit
wish 10 ask Mfr. isaac how many
men told him that III wager not 10
per cent % them.
n no win attend any OF the meet.