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/ ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESrATE


ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
FSTATE-By virtue Of an order OF
the Orphans Court, OF the state Of
delaware, in and for New Castle
County. made the 18th day OF Decem-
Der. A. d. 1921, will be exposed TO sale
al public auction or venduc, on Satur-
dav January a. 1922, at 2.30 o'clock
p N on the Main street premises, Mid
dietown, Delaware, the following de
ence Scott, deceased, to-wit.
House and lot on North Broad street,
Niddletown, Delaware, adjoining land
of Ada NJ. Scott, y. J. Williams and
Il II McWhorter. having a front Of 80
Seet and a depth OF 1856 feet, with a
two-story frame dwelling and other
imnrovcmcnts thereon.
Millinery shop, telephone exchange
and large stables on East Main street
Niddletown, Delaware, adjoining lands
iate OF Paul Weber, Jay c. Davis, II. a.
Rurris and others, having a front OF %
feet on Main street and extending back
mat width about l23 feet, then being 5.
fcef wide BY rs feet long.
For full description and terms OF
sale. see large bills posted or address
'no ADA NJ. SCOTT and
WILLIAM A. SCOTT,
Aduninistrato tors, or Harry X. Hoch Esq
their Attorney.
Attest; Norman p. Crouch. Clerk o. c
wilmington, Delaware, December IA
1921 lan4-l-lQ-lz.
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real. EsrArE-FoR SALE.

BRADFORD's-PHONE 1895
Farm Of 100 acres, on Kennett Pike.
at Hamorton. Pa. i5-room. brick
house. 5-ro0m brick tenant house,
for quick sale. Can be bought for half
price Bounded by Kenneth Pike du-
Pont and Lewis; also BY Rossvilio
Road Farm ar Centrcvilie. So acres.
open FOR an offer 23O-acre farm at
Porters. Del Open for an offer
T G. BRADFORD.
dec3-eod-f. 1871 Delaware Ave.
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NOTICES.

AUTO BATTERIES. s. UP-2-year
guaranteed Pioneer" i2-voit. SOS
Battery Speciality Co, 1901 French ST.
Phone S3oS-W. Da & Nite Service.
dec27-eod-:f
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sALEsNIEN WANTED.

SELL our mems f1ilored- TO measure
$3.50 suits and ov crcoats. direct 10
wearer. This low pr.ca makes numer-
Gus sales and big commissions certain.
Commissions paid daily. Spring sam
pies ready Special proposition to men
writing Immediately. Style-Center Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio. jan7-it
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STORAGE.
STORAGE

We have the space In our large ware
house Light. airy rooms 81 per month
and up We pack, crate and ship house
hold goods 10 all parts OF the world.
MCMAHON BROS.
Phone $50. Third and Orange sta
Inmnf-frn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

Lucky Strike md Herbert Tarcy-
ton went into to for tho leader
ship OF the Tobacco League, second
halt pennant race. at boulevard Field
yesterday afternoon winning, respec-
lively, from Fatima and Muriei. Tho
hrst game. tho feature OF the after
Moons usual double header, went
eleven Innings before verdict was
reached in favor OF Harold Dudley's
Collegians, while tho latter was n
rather listless game featured by the
wretched playing OF the Muriel team
In tho field.
In winning from the Fatima team.
tho Lucky Strike colleyians displayed
the"ginger and spirit which tho usual
college team shows on a fold OF
competition. They had the punch,
and twice came from behind to tie
the score and finally win in the
eleventh frame.
Liesfeld and Rollins are a deadly
combination with the bat, as the
Fstima pitchers will allow This duo
II was in the tenth franc who manu-
factured run in the tenth and saved
the day. This couple, also, in the
seventh inning. tied the score. Roll
Inns got four hits, and Liesfield, 3, two
OF the latter being three baggers.
The winning run was scored by Lucky
Strike on bases on balls. an error by
3. Jones, anda long sacrifice fly by
Rollins.
In the second game OF the double
header, Herbert Tareyton had little
trouble defeating Muriel by the score
or Z TO l. The, Muriel fielders made
no less than eight errors. Powell gen
orally having TO strike out the bat
ters tc retire the side. Hatcher
starred at bat. making two hits and
scoring three runs.
Umpire Smith pfiiciated well. and
tho general verdict was. that his de-
cisions were in every case Just.
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WASH. AND JEFF. HAS
HARD CRIDIRON CARD

WASHINGTON, PA. July Is
Graduate Manager r. VI. Murphy an
nounces the complete football SEIZED :
nie OF the Washington and Jefferson
team Tor next season. Ten games.
SIX OF them ut home, are listed. the
card being regarded as one of the
hardest In recent years. The sched-
ule follows:
September 49, Geneva at Washing
ton; 30 Westminster at Washington.
october q Bethany at washington:
~, Carnegie Tech at Washington:
u, west Virginia Wesleyan at wash
instoh; 20. permanently open.
november 4. Lafayette at New
YORK; II. Wabash Mt Washington: IL
pitt at Pittsburgh: 25. Detroit at De :
tro,t; 80. West Virginia at Morgan
town. al
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AND
SPANIARDS VICTORS
my ANNOTATED Pr.,,,1

LONDON. July 1.-THE Australian
and Spanish Davis Cup tennis teams
to-day completed their victories in tho
preliminary tournaments over the
Czecho- Slovakian and Indian oppon-
cnts. The Australians. having pre-
rionsly won two singles matches
from the Czecho Slovakians. clinched
he tournament to-day at Roehamp-
ton by defeating them In tho doubles
match. 81. so. Ga
Count de Conan. of Spain. won his
singles match at Bristol from DR..
Fyzre today. 6-1. Ga. as. 6-8. Spain
previously had won ono singles and
one doubles match
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLUBS {,
/ TO COMPETE FOR CUP.
Gift of North Side Office Of
American National Bank to
Barton Heights League.

The North Side office OF tho Amer
lean National Bank has presented tho
barton Heights Sunday school baso-
pan league with a silver loving CUP
to be competed for each year until
won twice by tho samo team. Tho
cup will be on exhibition at tho
North Side office of tho bank on
Brookland boulevard as soon as Il IL
received, from the tcweler. Hinton
Binford. manager. and Julian wit
son. assistant manager, OF tho North
side office. both are mombers OF
teams playing In the Barton Heights
league.
Great interest has been aroused by
the offer of the cup. Al present ali
four teams have a chancs to win.
as there arc six more games yet to
be played. The Baptists are leading
the league. but tho Episcopal team
ls only ono game behind them. and
the Presbyterians and Methodists fol-
low closely after the leaders.
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DUNN DENIES SALE
OF BENTLEY TO REDS
IRy Associated Press.1

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, July I5.-JacIt
Dunn. MANAGER for baltimore Orioles.
hehicd hero today that he had re-
coisod an offer OF $4,000 for Jack
Bentley from owner Garry Hermann
Of the Cincinnati Reds. Hentlcy. WITH
tw" other stars Of the baltimore club.
viii pr"hbaly b. sold aftcr this sea
son. hut not at present. said Dunn.
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WEATHERFORD MEMO.
WINS CAME, 9 TO :

a very Interesting game OF base.
pau was played on The E.ood enoL
nahohd yesterday hc,w.e, ~
strong Battle Axe team ANA ,voa,
ford Memorial. Weath.rf.rJ v,i,',.T,
- Wv S'"r" "i !" Z. The Feature
OF the game WAS the pitching az
Big Boy Campbell
Wes'herford will play the Wood
land Heights team next, Saturday on
the Broad Rock dlamop{
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Summary: TWO-hHae hIts-KIBs-
by. Lewis, Whitman. St"iru bases
BARLOW, gallagher. Whitman. 5:
Lewis. Sacrifice hits-Gallagher.
Fox. Double plays--Rarlow 10 Iiahen,
White TO Lewis. Left on hascs--A m.
Can Co. :: II. r., G. Bases on balls
off Gallagher. 3: off Doan. 1. Struck
out-by Gallagher. z; by Doan. S.
Time OF game, two hours. Umpire,
Wilson. Scorer, Doan.
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Post-Omce.

Summary: Two-base hit--Patter-
son. stolen bnses- Eacho. NissIy.
Hit by. pitched ball--Perkins. Left
on bases Church lin Bank. Z; Post
once. Z. Eases on balls-oT Wal
ton. .: off Kelly, /. Hus-off Wal
ton, IA In Innings; off Mlnter, / in
innings. struck out--by Walton,
8; by Minicr. .. by Kelly, Z. UNI
pre-. Milton. Scorer, Bracket.
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Herbert Tnreyton.

summary; TWO base hits-Sale
Hatcher. Stolen bases-Ha,oher
Hardy, Devine. Bowlts (2l Sacri-
fee hits-Hardy (2). Broaddus. Double
plays-Hobeck 10 Enroughty: Cane.
pa to Bowies. WI pitch-Canepa
Passed ball-Todd. Hit by pitched
ball-by G. Powell (Sale); by Canepa
"a FowolD. Left on bases-Muriel
10; Herbert Tareyton, 10. Bases on
baiis-of G.. Powell, 4; of. Canepa
8. Struck out--Ey J. Powell. II; By
Canepa. s. Time Of game-l:4O. I'm
pire-Zeko Smith.
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RUDOLPH KNEPPER
WINS GOLF TITLE
[Ry Associated nras.

oMahA' NEB., July 1b.-Rudolph
nepper. OF Sioux city, Iowa. Is the
i922 transmississippi golf champion.
me sioux city star. who had recen.
~ won premier honors at the Iowa
state tournament. took the trans-
inishissippi title from George Won
Elm. or salt Lake city. and 4. in
th'ir thirty-six-hole match here to-
day.
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, summary: Two-basc hi,s--IIattort,
20, hcU' Z. Taylor t2). stolen bases
= , % Barnett. II. Taylor "a,
HS'or, haf"rf 90. Left on bases
"eS'"'' ): pnmbarton. &. First
49,, 'n error Lakeside. 4; Dunn
IN o. bases on balls-orr Iiill. ].
T., =. iaS'"r, In Q: off HIM. Is
g. 'e Ihn"p. 10 /: on Ford. none
mn. 3; by Phaup. !: by Eord '
pNe, Lauderback. Time ~ -
1870. Scorer. II. $. Tinslev h""'e'
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Summary: Two-base hits-,Iewett,
Schultz. McGhec. Necsc. Thompson.
Stolen bases Rutler (). Banks (2),
Schultz. Ncese l2). Cobb. Owens,
Gentry. Sacrifice hit-Jewott. Left
on eascs-C. ~ O.. s. Bases on oally
on Ware. 8: OF Rafro. /. Hits
on Rafro, Is In G innings; or Will
liams, In innings. Struck out
by Ware. II; by Williams, 3; by
Rano, ]. Time. 1:HO. Umpire, Nc
Sorley. Scorer, Williams.
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summary: Stolen bases-Sutterlin
Sacrifice hits Poh. Bleuthgen.
Double plays -NHpicr to Stumpf to
llotchkiss: i'oh u Strain to Hotcn-
kiss. Hit by pitched ball--Sutter.
lin. Wo"d. Left on bases Earnest
Bros, 4: rakola. 4. Bases on balls
of Moore, .. Struck out-by Moore,
2; by Napier, S. Time of game, 20.
Umpircs-.Moore and Dance. Scorer
Sutton
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Totals T..
Eirst EnrIl,b .I.u,bcr,r

Score by innings: r.
Grace Covenant 800. 900 OO0 1000
English Lutheran 900 900 01x-1
Summary: Two base hits-Baker.
stolen base Wyatt. Double plays
Taylor I" Baker to Beazley; Thurs
ton To Baker To Beazley. Bases on
balls-of Taylor .; off Crouch. !.
Struck out-by Taylor. Z; by. Crouch,
.. Time of game, 1:4O. Umpire.
Winn.
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Memorial .....3l0 DOL 1906
TWO base hits--k ellay.
thompson. Jenness. Parker. uinton
Z. whitman. stolen bases-C,nx :.
Ienhess. ?: Grant. Collins. Hunn,,.h
Heitch, 2; Parker. Sncrifice hjts
T., Kelley. Ncitch. Double plnys
ihomrson 10 Tisdale to Vcit,b. M,
III innings. on HARTLEY. 6; or Thonns
S""' has"s on bnlls-on BEDFORD .
III innings: Con kartlP, on Thonn-
r"h, In innings. Hits-on rrL
iofu In Innings; or HARTLEY. IL
ia innings: OFF Thompson, 10 in +,
,hh.hss' Struck out--by BEDFORD s
IN innings; by Thompson, 4 in : in
nnhes. Time OF game. 1850. Umpire
hu'ier. Scorer. Sophire.
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soldier nurke IN w,,,,rd c.n,,

Los. ANGELES. July 1s.-SoIdier
"nrk", heavyweight boxAr. Will Join
IN" Jess Willard training campvas one
OF WIZARDS sparrlng partners. Wal,
lard is training for a possible return
match with Jack Dempsey. heavy
weight champion.
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Fitchburg FranchI.. Safe.

sFITCHBURG. MASS. July l5.--Re-
ports that the franchise OF the Fitch
burg, Eastern League baseball club
would DE transferred 10 Portland.
No. or Holyoke were declared by
Manager John Mack to be without
The franchise Will re-
main in Fitchburgn said Mack. Il
intend to rebuild the team and get
out OF last place"
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Florida stnte I.c,pn.

~ Jacksonville, II; Lakeland, 10.
innings. rain).
AT Orlando. IL. Daytona, 2.
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Church Hill Athletic Club will meet
tho strong Hopewell team next wod-
nesday, July 10. at 5:16. The bat
tories for Church Hill will DO John
son and Hay; for Hopcwell. probably,
Bruner and Holman.
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Score by innings: n,
...,''..' 200 Dol 400 I0-6
LUCKY Strike ......loO O30 100 If
summary: Two base hits-IIeck
ger. sinford, Rolling. Three base
hits-"a thrisht. Liesfeld L2,. stolen
esses-puke' Gentry (9, Gathright.
plays-Sanderson to Martin IN nh
ford: Saunders to Dudley To Rollins
Passed bail-Martin. Wild pitch.
realms 90. Left on bases-Fa,iIna
.; lucky Strike, 10, Bases on balls
or Sanderson, ]; off Heckler. !: off
feams, . Htts--off Sanderson. 7 in
o innings; off Gentry, in 4l-a in
ninss' on Heckler. none in ll-a in
LINES, on heams, 10 in II innings
Try 8; by Heckler, .; by Reams. :.
time OF game--2:10. Umpire-Zeko
Smith.
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DIXIE EAGLES FORFEIT
GAME TO CHURCH HILL
Fail to Put Nine Men on Field.
Takola Nine vanquishes
Earnest Brothers.

Resuita Iestereny.
Thkola, &; Earnest Bros, l..
Church Htll A. G., o. Easles, 0
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LUCKY Strikes TAKE
ELEVEN-|NN|NG GAME
Harold Dudley's Colleglans
Capture Feature Contest
From Fatima.
TARHYToNs Down MuluELs
Work of Liesfeid md Rollins h Feat
= urc of First Clash Ia Tobacco
League OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
Top of Circuit.
re,tcrdnyr Rc.n,tr.

Fa.inla. 6: Lucky Strike. televcn
annings).
Hereer, Tarey'on, {; MurieL !,
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ny south Atlantic League Respit..
- Charlotte Augusta. rain,
spartanHirg. 90; ChariestonA s..
{SecoBd gane seven innings.) W
arcAnyllle. Columbia, Esin. \
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International.

Buffalo. 3; Newark. 2. (Ten in
nings),
Syracuse. is: Reading. 4.
Rochester. is; Baltimore. Q.
Toronto. 90; Jersey City. IA
(Second game. eight innings).
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''"H'r'I"r! N0UIcH DHSrS-)a " son,
.. Br"wh. 2. Double plays Weas-
ley To brown TO Martin: Rsses on
balls on Hopkins. .; OF Wiltshire.
.. Time OF game. 2. Umpire, Need
han.
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Fensom. Threcbase hits-A. Bell
(2). Stolen bases-Thomas. Mathews.
Sacrifice hits-R. Bell. Payne. Sac
iifce fies-R. Bell. Double plays
Clark to Fensom (2). Bases on balls
off Ford. S. off Mathews, .; off
.Gansert none. Hits--off Ford, 9 IN
1-3 innlngs3off Mathews, in 2-3
inning; off Ganzert. in 3 innings
Struck out-hy Ford. 4; ty Mathews
L. by Ganzert >. Time of game
. hours. Umpire-McGehee. Scorer
- Fart. i.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Church Hill Bank. S: Post-Offloe, 5.
knight OF Columbus, o. Blues, o
(fOrfeitN
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WEST END S. S.

Rcsults Yesterday.
Lutheran. !; Covenant, o.
Third Presbyterian 10; West
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Woodland lIeIrht.

summary: Two-base hits-T. Jones.
Atkins, Preston. Double plav-r
Jones L" II. Jones. Bases on balls
on ATKINS. |: on u. Reardon. 0. struck
out-by Atkins. 6; by ID. ReRrdon, ~.
Umpire, hughes. Scorer, w. II.
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standing Of Clubs.

Dixie Eagloa forfeited To Church
Hil A. G, yesterday. 0 to o. In tus.
WOO 10 tho EaElo management tt
must DO said that they were up
against II. Tho donth uf o'Connor's
uncle. o'Hrien'a marriage. Powell on
his vacation and French out at tho
city made II impoasible for tho Rird.
TO put toam on tho held. NaRies
won the exhibition xamo from Church
Hin. to 2. Marchotu and lioaniey
staged pretty battle for Hoysn In
nings, when the Eagles scored four
runs on three hits and an orror
SCORE: r. II. 70.
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Standing of tho Club.
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r. Bel ont hunting third strike.
Score by innings: r.
Third Presbyterian 200 600 206-10
Westminster ...... 900 OO2 0O0-- 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19
GIRL CAUSES RIOT

Say. Madge, have you seen Title
since she came back To Scatter Been
away two years. You'd never know
Il 10 the Same person. She used 10
b. dowdy little thing and dressed
all wrong. And sayi She was at the
dance last night and caused a regu.
lar riot. Prettiest thing you ever
saw and the men all fell for her. Her
clothes suit her type 10 perfection.
And what do yon think she told msy
Said she bought everything on credit.
She's been living in Everett and buy.
ing At Cherry's. They have a splen.
did store on Second Ave. between
Madison and Spring. 2o7 RiaIto bldg
over Pig'n Whistle. They are open
until 10 p. m. on Saturday. Me for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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COUNTY FERRY
| DEAL SCORED
0usted Changers Also Hit
Poll Tax Law

Vigorously oondcmning the recent
-ferry deaf" between the King ooun'
u commissioners and capt J. L.
Anderson, whereby the latter II nv
sured OF becoming the county,
chisf beneficiary. the King cosntS
unit OF the western Progressive
Grange. at Rsnton. has gone on
record unanimously demanding that
grand jury be appointed to In
yostigaie the entire Transaction.
High taxes and general disregard
for The taspayers' burdens were
charged axsinn, the commissioner
BY tho Renton fnrmsrs.
The Organization cautiooed ~
members against the proposed init
alive measure whereby tho iniativs
referendum and recall would be re
peai-d Of the NEXT seaaioo Of this
legislature
A RESOLUTION demanding repeal cl
the poll tAs was also passed.
This was the frat meeting Of ths
King county unit Of the Western
Progressive Grange. tho result oi
q recent split between the National
Grange and . number Of grsnxsr'
In Warrington headed By william
Bouck. who was dspoeed by the
master OF the national became oi
Boueks viewa
The following Officers v~r. chc.er
for six months;
President. wyfie arpst Rsnton
over~eer. Prter Aim North bend
lecturer. Brucs etuekey. Seattle
chaplain. Emma Brown. nsnton
steward. Fred Meath. Kent. arrint
ant steward. J. A. Peterson. Seattle
secretary. l. stuekey. Seattle. treas
urer. J. r. Snyder. Rsnton: lady as
nls,ant Mrs. v, M@nth. Kent
Excom. A. q. Miller. Bryn Mawr,
Mrs. C. H. cottrell Ksns ". DAVIS.
re rton.
The regular rns~tins Asss WIN h
the second Tuesday Of every Other
month. The next meeting viii h
Al hsnton on February IL
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Name Chairmen for
Centralia Memorial

with th. appointment Of district
ohhlrmen for the ak major divisions
OF the state ~ Washington. another
step was taken Wednesday In the
campaign 20 raise $4,000 FOR the
erection OF memorial In memory OF
the four ex.serytce men killed by
7. w. w. a. centraiia
The campaign viii be pressed 70 q
close by the End Of February. the
committee believing that thsrs viii BE-
an immediate popular response 20 the
appeal for funds.
The districts and their ehsirrnen
are: Northwest district. Prank I. b
frft. OF Beliinrham: southwest y. l..
French. Of Olympia; north central.
Frank w. Schultz Of Wsnstchee;
souih central. Col. w. L. Lemon. Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-19

Improvement 81 conditions a,
Green LAX. vas discussed by charior
v. +. Dove. oonsuitinE engineer. b.
fore tho wailtnrford Commercial club
"Wednesday night lie told OF several
methods 81 expcndlng the cssy ooun.
rifs appropriation Of tie.ses for
ffcshening tho waters Of the lake.
fONpoS.--f,gurvs on the ccmt at
living fell ! rsr cent here during De
cember. and are io~sat since M@ruh.
itil.
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Ready to Receive
Fast New Vessel

Aitho official confirmation Of the
sale ~ tho crack steamship Northern
Pacific has not yet been received
here. the starr OF the Pacific steam
ship Co. IL already preparing 10 re-
oeive the vessel. This Northern Pa
cific when placed on tho Seattle Sal
Francisco run. win clip IL hours
from the fastest present ocean time
Tor tho voyage.
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meroe report received by the Cham
Der of Commerce. Tho report calls
attention 10 the fact that the In.
crease represents overseas ship
ments only and that Canada and
Mexico are not included. Much Of
the Increase was doubtless due 10
the British coal strike, according 20
the department
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Senate Confirms
Ambassadorship

WARRINGTON. Jan. 10. - The
senate late yesterday confirmed the
following nominations
Henry =. Fletcher o. Pennsylvania.
ambassador 10 Belgium. ana William
J. O'Toofe. West virginia. minister 10
Paraguay.
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You'll smile. too, when you drink
Boldt's coffee--ONLY 9 ccntg.---Ad.
vertisement.
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and gas leases on more than it.ool
acres In Burleson county. TEXAS. w
a. Majors. former head OF the Bal
lard police force. left Seattle wcdnes
day TO visit his property.
Nabors was n member of the &c
attic police force when Ballard wns
incorporated. He has been on tn,
retired list several years. due 10 this
loss OF his right eye.
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Majors Expects to
Be a Millionaire

Believing he Is prospective mil.
lionaire as q result OF his holding oil
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Presidents Salary
Bill Reported Out

WAHHINOTDN, Jan. " - fhs
house appropriations COMMITTEES yes
tsrdny reported out the independent
offices bill. Including the presidents
salary and white House expenses.
carrying s<st, $4,000. This N 5000
900 less than the estimates OF the
vnrlous departments. bat sio7. 900 900
more than was appropriated last year.
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Coal Exports Grow
100 Pct. Since 1913

The United States sent approrl
mstely twice az much coal overseaf
In 1874 m In 1919. This In the
statement In a department Of com