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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17
40 IN JAIL FOLLOWING
ATTACK FROM AMBUSH

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Nov. IL
More than forty residents of Pulaski
county were held in Jail here today
for investigation in connection with
ar attack from ambush on those
attempting a community meeting at
Jesseville Wednesday at which
measures for law enforcement were
discussed. Jeff Howell was killed
and several others wounded during
the attack.
A number of men robed in regalia
similar to that of the Ku Klux Khan
attended the meeting but took no
part.
At a similar meeting on the pre-
vious night the white robed visitors
had handed n of the speakers a
not declaring the khan was deter
mined to put a stop to the liquor
traffic in the country.
The attack Wednesday night was
made on the white CARRIED men as
they were removing their robes near
the building where the meeting was
held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17

A storm of debate in medical cir
.cles has been aroused by the an
nouncement of DIR. Arthur E.. Guedel
of Indianapolis (show above) hat
he has perfected the secret of pain
less childbirth through the admins
tration of nitrous oxide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17
INDEPENDENCE
FOR Y. N. c. A.
Report Submitted to 41st In
ternationaI Convention
Held at Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. IAN
nouncing conviction that mission OF
the Y. NJ, 9. A. can be made most
effectually accomplished by indepen-
dence of ecclesiastical control, a spe
cial committee of twenty nationally
accepted leaders, of both the
churches and the association, rec
commended such a divorcement in a
report submitted to the forty-hrst
international convention of h T..
M. c. A. of North America here yes
terday. The report received favor
able action from the 200 delegates.
In substance the special commits
sion held that while the association
has been independent from its be-
ginning, it is recognized that for the
motive of its organization for its
ideal of Christian manhood and for
its spiritual and material support, 1t
is indebted to the church. The true
Interpretation of the work of the as
ISOLATION is to supplement that of
the churches.
I'm a word" said the report, the
Y. M. C. A is a voluntary inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL fundamentally
through which the laymen. especi-
ally, of the churches, seek to do
together in the name of Christ and
for sake of the churches a work
as laymen for men and boys which
the local congregations or the de-
nominatioual communions cannot
separately do efficiently or may not
be able to do at all"
Because of the extensive work Of
the association among boys of whom
more than $4,000 are at present
enrolled in its activities. the COM
mission makes a special recommen-
dation of a plan for Y. M. @. A.
membership by church groups Of
boys as a solution of duplicated eff
fort between churches and the asso-
citation. Through this plan church
leaders would keep direct contact
with their own boys and at the same
time have advantages Of Y. M. G. A.
equipment in departmental activi-
ties.
The greatest problem of the rail-
roads today is that of improving
their relationship with their en-
ployes, Roy V. Wright. managing
editor of Railway Age, told the rail-
road section at the Ambassador this
afternoon.
Ninety per cent of the 129.779
students now in Y. M. G. A. schools
are earning their own way, William
F. Hirsch, of New York. head of
the education department of the
International Committee, declared
to a sectional meeting this afternoon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17
At the Strand Theatre

Hes only a monkey, sometimes
catching pennies while his owner
grinds out disjointed melodies of
former days on an ancient hand
organ, and occasionally doing a
ssbit' in a motion picture, but he has
fastened himself firmly in the mem
ories of Producer Allen Holubar,
Dorothy Phillips, his star. and all
the players and aides who assisted
Mr.. Hoiubar IN his latest First Ma
tinnal release, Hurricanes Gal"
which Is now showing at the Strand
The impression this very capable
but mischievious Simian made on all
concerned was principally due to
the money and grief and delay he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17
YALE MOVES ON PRINCETON

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. IL
The Yale football squad leaves this
afternoon on its invasion of New
Jersey to meet the Princeton eleven
on Saturday afternoon. The squad
will stop at a hotel at Trenton to-
night and motor buses will take
the men to Princeton tomorrow.
The bulk of the students and fac
ulty will head for Princeton to-
night and tomorrow morning will
be on hand to support the Blue
team in the Palmer stadium
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17
DAMAGES ARE ALLOWED

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. IL
Judge Daily in tho court of common
pleas awarded a verdict this morn
ing to Leo Adler, $500 and his wife
Louise Adler for $500, in the action
of the two plaintiffs against the
county of Hunterdon, as a result of
an accident on a bridge. The couple
asked for $50, 900.
The case of Mary Kramer, of
Perth Amboy. against the Southern
Camp of the Woodmen of the World
to recover damages on an insur-
nce pollok is being continued to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17

Ask an al taker to help you write your
for tomorrow's paper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17
SEVERAL PLEAS
HEARD TODAY
Large Variety of Cases Be-
fore Judge DAY. Lone Sen
tence Deferred

NEW BRUNSWICK. Nov. III
Charles Whitbee, of this city.
charged with violating the prohibit
ton enforcement act by having a
still in his possession, was this
morning sentenced to spend one
day in the county workhouse by
Judge Daily when Whitbee said he
had used the still only for the pur-
pose of purifying water. He has
been in the county Jail for three
months.
William Willis, colored, indicted
for maintaining a disorderly house
at Jamesburg on September 16,
pleaded not guilty and was held I'M
der $500 bail. Willis was also held
under $1,000 additional bail charged
with lewdness, he saying not guilty
to this charge also. Scrap Black
well and Ethel Bromwell, white,
both pleaded not guilty on the same
charge of lewdness made against
Willis and they. too. were held in
$1,000 bail each.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-17
Perth Amboy Children Adopted

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 17:-
Judge DAILY in the orphans court
this morning permitted the adoption
by Joseph and Nellie Dale, of 157
South First street, Perth Amboy, of
Elizabeth Macdonald, eight years
old, and her brother Harold, six
years old. Their mother died and
the father agreed upon the adop-
ton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

fiOO CASH $50 pcr month buys 6-room
modern; on pavement, price f3,ioo
OaaEo 40Sb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

5000 CASli--126 nor month huys new 4.
room bungalow, hardwood Floors, price
only Sl.g6O. Usage 4OgE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

ONE PIANO. fine tone, good condition
Cedar ass.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

FOR sALE--Serviceable railroad rails
2GS feet OF cobb. yard and 2Gs feet Of
G6-lb. yard. Usage 65a2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

lot bargain. $3.50 down buys fu. .|rslra
Iu' Iart Lawn addition. -ast irnut.
choice location. uear Kendall {lJ
.'hIv parmruf. g. IsuF'ug 2
SON. Da8ge 4srs-lI75. s-a Mayo mag
1850 CASH and fIo month buys
beautiful. high suburban lot ON street
car Nue. Blackburn < Brooke gaa
lynch BldE Cedar 1883.
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE Al
OKLAHOMA
BEST BrY ~ Tulsa County. consist go
close go ,'f.. Usage 20. 500 Iowa H'dg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

$500 CASH iie your own landlord. nigh
location In beautiful Irving Place add
ton Just completed and you can move
IN before Christmas; five rooms etrict-
ly modetni heavy oak floors throughout,
built in kitchen cabinet with Fiber stone
drain, attractively decorated, nice cleo
trlcnt fixtures. massive mantel, CohtNiHs
ail up. 10 date features Price t4.bo0.
payments 1880 including all interest
ana principal Call for appointment 10
tay. DHage 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
$3.50 DOWN FOR A HOME
SrFp UP TO TliE CHRISTMAS BAR
GAIN COUNTER
GET YOUR START HERE

$50 Will CRANK YOU
A wonderful Christmas present. Ana oue
tnat will make the whcle family proud
aud happy Make merry In thla Jewel
OF new, elegantly finished bungalow.
We have made new friend Ia tie pcr.
sou buying this home. It's a beautltul
bungalow. roROy fiVe ruumr, Cumhinn-
tion living and dining room; two sleep
ing rooms. large bathroom aud closet, !,
prcttlest wall pNperiuE artistic cleo
trical fixtures. exquisite ivory finish,
The arrangement is ideal and superior
20 other housee Plenty 81 Windows
LIMIT and ploasaut Ws recommend
the construction. arrangement ana flnith
tu he extraordinary. Rem cmhtr this la
an brand new. worth every dime Of
S2f6O Rud you can move Ia before
Christmas for $3.50. l-as than tho price
or garage. Uurry to our office with
$50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
wANTED-TO KEST
ID 10 RENT a 2 o.

AuKFAGF FOk sNLE

CHOICE 80 "@ ssa On 90 atl ,lseIs- cio.s
iu on Broken Arrow paved road. very
productive sol. good water. native
SHADE. Thes. Al. positively soius OF
the nest uhd .I'Hp"st tracts na.r Iuisa
ana they are selling iaat. can w ON
ih"ae now. 20 T'' cent cash ha.aEc"
Gsset G-y -sss ''''' 20 ''."''" '''
-, 70 -, ---
FCh htNl F't- tN9lt '''od '.a,i
il t'L t,"' 10, taf., &" p. LH.''s z tIo.'
,'sA' s'od .hAu, 'dH oii'e1' os"se
~ OF it"ldeh'e' 3saE- -l'A.---
FOR SALE..lGu acres, near Iulsa, idea,
f'r small tracts Usage A7ls.
FuK RALEAIdud arH ore-sigrfh of pro-
durtlon On sU-acro t-arI ag uated road
five miles out. also 7g-acr- tract north
Dt C'ty. White Bu'J VI uIuu. Iuist.
OKLA. General Delivery.
UA[-I. ON, or -,.-,r,- acr,g Tor sale rioyr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Personal Property
MlsICAI INSTRVMrNTs

HlGH GRADE player plano for sale al
most new and IN excellent condition,
price reasonable. terms II desired Gail
Osuga CgSO-I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

MAHOGANY piano and bench used =
short time. 800 cash; mahogany Vic
trola, sl25, will sell for 500. including
20 records. 73i ". Fltth ST.. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

MAHOGANY cabinet Pathe. used three
months 90 records included free.
1924 W Admiral
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

WARREN & tSHNRp.
Tulsa'a Llvcrt Agency.
500 Bliss illdg, Cedar 1854,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

] NJ TOMLIN teacher OF clarinet, ssSo.
phone. Telephone Usage 7G27-R. 40s
y Maybelt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

sl2i5 S. Main. Cedar s965-J.
WANTED-RegrigeTato and stoves Call
Usage 1880
lOU CAN WEAR diamonds, II you sell
your secondhand furniture. to the dia'
mond Furniture Co Usage 65SA
IS SINGER sewing machines, IS 70
used sewing machines, IS 20 SIS; 10
White monographs, play all records; !;
must be sold ~ December -. store
epen every evening until Q O'Clock
White Sewing Machine Co, ci3 T..
Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

SOLID HEICK-Sfy-r room home FOR bHls
corner location. best part southeast sec
tlou OF tho cityi hardwood fluOrs. tie
bath, msutel and basement HAS just
been rsdecorated throughout. real
hone for The right person ana priced 20
sell Cali the owner a. Usage $40 Or
cedar I7sf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

GOTHAM APARTMENTS
CORNER DENVER AND FAIRVIEW
one 5-room efficiency apartment. COM
plstely furnished; janitor service and
steam heat, Usage 3leG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
MUsiCAL INsTRuMENTs

NJ sINNIl INNIKI MENIH o
bALDWIN-MADE pianos al special holt
day discount: Ellington. B. mahogany,
f5lbi Hamilton. buri walnut, $3.50; Mo-
delo player with orchestra attachment
$3.50; some very nice violins. $50, SlOO
$3.50; Holton Clark cornet in gold SEQ
Glll Studio OF Music. 1920 s, Cincinnati
Usage s4GO
see5 size for $3.50: some terms. Osage
3iSs, ia 8 Cincinnati
COLUMBIA, mahogany GrafOnola and
records, price reasonable. 5ls $, Chey-
enne
ElBuRN player piano mahogany, 40
rolls Of music, reasonable Az +. Thir-
teenth place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

SOUTH SIDE, Seventeenth place. a fine.
5-r0om bungalow with breakfast room,
refrigerator room, sun porch. large
basement, garage and driveway. fun
slzed lot and can DO handled FOR only
$500. terms 20 suit Gail Mr Harrison,
Cedar TTT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
IlOiistN FOR sAI.E

Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES FOR SALE ~
A GROOM house, good basement. east
front; price $4,000, terms. CAN RurS.
operator. OsHEo ssf7-Fi5.
a REAL Christmas sacrifice, Tor cash
payment OF iS6G and only t30 per month
you may have possession OF dandy
now, b-roOm cotngei massive brick
front. full,siged, east front lot. on Fed
ersl drive. Just east uf the bus lino and
the price Il only $4,000, CAL owner
Cedar III or Cedar t6b.
BEAUTIFUL. new bungalow dandy loc1-
ton on south side $1,000 with 1900
cash, balance easy. can Cednt 2s4b
BEAUTIFUL. wcli-finished, new, i-room
bungalow; hardwood floors; modern.
$4,000. $500 cash. Patterson Realty co.
2lo Roblnson BldE. Usage $3.50 7l2Q
CLOsB-tN. south side s-room. 2story
house, corner lot priced a. only $4,000
some terms. worth double tho money
Usage 0HI.
DUPLEX -S.A rooms ana garage, sewor.
"ater veil, corner lot; pric" 81 500 taxi"
car. some cash. Il. r.. Harrett, 2l2 BlisH
Bldg Usage s5 or 90. ---...
-FOUR ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
ON east side, close TO school and trans
portGtiont for quick sale, prN2s 1850
with $500 cash and balRncs- 40 per
month. Phone Cedar 2Gi1, w. D. Nc
Coy. 20 W, Fifth Av
FOR EXCHANGE-Fo -Four room house aud
lot IN Lombard addition; not modern.
but has cellar well ana hhrni VIII uhde
for equity In ether property. Usage
ifzp or oHhse sstn,
FOR SAIi:-Ncw Groom modern bunEn-
low; hordwods floors, built-in features,
decorations % suit buyer. termH or cash
Tor sale by owner. OHage 1879.
ron sALt-seycn room modern housg Sc,
pIlce s!.a1v, some forms. osess ts'o-s'
sast IRON, Won,h teHo ,Isut "1W'
,gt, D,t,o -" "'"' WV '""'' ~
Nhetilhf .----
Iarnt, iu 100 block. price equal to those
selling for three uiles out, easy terms.
Phone DFng' 1928 during office hours
and Oragr ara tn the evening
house wea haiit, TO nice people easy
t"tW1 lr f"sp"u- bic PARTIES. AdurcaF
Nlt-N. car" World.
-FOUR ROOM house ou me cast Alde.
sortc1,I I1 porch flrst payment made
on pavement, i.tnoy rnj bus. close 70
handle. ,au "esblii' ps"gs SbgI' 4Vd
S"cnfli' 'l'k -
~ YOu have 900 cash / will sell yod
'-yoom house, pre- nd new. a. COS, ana
s,n'lamG Son n"lhlnF i'r ,ms s'on ,'t .
none AIdress af1.I care World.
---- ---------
N THE SHADOW or THE
,,-oo ..,., so ~ sLhN tEit' -....... IL,
',JOV W,n t"Vg "o%l Sd,.se DreS NIX, g., ,b,
Gsart of ming. Paving and sewer an
paid o1t. I.ot alone ia worth tho money.
IN CON are I'M an values Won will won
to, b,g 5aiiyar.. can no Da1, Of this
downtown propGrty rl $500 rlih f6pD
dgvn Soc n foH.,.
WAHREN T. lZZhIiD.
.a. Jy.r. HlJr t,Ial asa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

1900 CASH haudica Groom bungalow. To-
Gated southeast part of city balance
$50 per month. Price 1880, John
BArrott. room 70s Robinson bids phons
Usage 1887 Cedar 2gSf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

TERRACE DRIVE SECJIOS-Brand-new
five large rooms, furnace. basement and
garage. living room across front, break
fsst room. all modern built-tn features.
hardwood floGrs, a beautiful home and
nice surroundings; can be had on good
terms aud the price Is right. Can MI
wheeler. Usage b0il.
IS EST TULSA--A new 5-room With bath,
ou the pavement. large front porch.
scfeened-ln back porch, electric lights
built-ln features. 1918 3. Phoenix ,
;37JO with terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
sEEDs. PLANTS. fERrILIzERs s

WRITE for special mail order price list
We ship without you paying one cent
Until you examine your stock. Little
Rock Nursery CO., Little Rock Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Property for Exchange

isO ACRES in Montgomery county. Ark.
Improved; for trade for vacant lot. call
Usage 70S3. 2lSh w First
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

$50 CASH PAYMENT buys vacant lot To-
Gated on Nnrth tHwis street, balance
ret, room SOS Robinson HldE., Phone
Oaago 1897. Cedar gqSS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

ss25 CASH buys new b-roem bungalow
ready 90 move into, hardwood floors.
huit-in features, garage. saHt front. To-
balance monthly payments. John Rhr-
rctt, room 20s Robinson pldG. phous
Usage 1887. Cedar ggKA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1850 PIANO, In fine condition; VIII sac
rlflce for Si50 this week. Usage c75S.
IA \ Cincinnati
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-25

And II Isn't true that I called
the police in Olympia said Mrs.
Jorgen~on. My neigbbors did
that. don't have 10 have amy
police 10 look after me. I can
take care OF myself"
Mr.. Jorgenmon and All Of the nVigh.
tors we're attending an auction sale
about a mile distant at the time
n the attack. TwV - .he children.
Thora. aged three. and Peter. aged
four. were asleep IN the bedroom.
The ilttir boy nwoke NJ the noise and
was badly frightened. according 20
the mother.
Mrn. Jorgerson said that her as
saiian; was small. 81 light build. and
had very white hands. He wore a
mask that covered his entire head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-25
Cynthia Grey .
Which Makes the Better Wife the Business Girl O,
the Stay-at-Home?
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Who makes the better wifef
Is IL the girl who steps from her fathers home her
husbands homer
Or, is n the voung business tcho bangs factory
doorcorers pcwr1ershopes sales book-sope bright
afternoon for the last time and marches into home her
oiH?
Much, much has been critten and said the subject
The home girl is almost 10 knop hop Ia keep her
self pretty aud look the outside World hard cold place
trhefe nt0HeD-e0rnerS grub.
She pour tea IN charming fashion entertain at any
all times she knows all the ncees Of society and cings
oh, hotc she ciing-to her big, brave husband"
OF the dozens Of girls ichom hare known icho stepped
liant tUeddin0 not than half dozen different from
The model Fpe skefched.
But. for the business giris
she cU understand her hasbandunderstand his attitude
ocdd hts business She kHoos phat important part ia
his life his pork plays His office wH BE- place 10
into, 20 her-to nod patroni<n0y al The phone girl and
The steHoOruphers and beg extra check
The girl cho has corkcd likely 10 plague her hus
band ch household when he home She H not
ask him 10 petty crrands for her do,cntown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-25

until looked around said Mrs. Jor.
censor Monday.
"'Git IN the other ROOM he told
me.
Il told him 10 set out Of the house
and he grabbed ~ my apron.
4 punched HIM In the stomach
with my f,~t and be ioohicd over
kind 81 funny asd reached for
his rear pocket. thought he
had a gun 40 ! grabbed tie tea
kettle and swung u NJ him. He
dueked and the kettle went over
his head and thru the glass In
The door.
Then he ran out or tbs house and
across the field Into the woods. II
BE- hadnt run out Of the house WAS
going 10 throw the ffove lids az
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-25

Then ! grabbed that tea ket.
Tie fun Of hot water and let Il
ny right nj him. And you should
have seen the dirty coward ran"
Mrs. Peter JoFEcnson swung she
tea kettle At an imaginary figure a.
she described how hhr had used Il
lac, Friday afternoon 20 beat OF tho
innskcd beaAtman who attacked her
Ia her homo near itonfsn lisrbor.
Airs. Jorgcnson was ~ work in the
kitchen when she suddenly looked
around and naw the masked man
standing ~ her elbow lie ordered
hor into the other room ard she re-.
fused. when the fsend grabbed ~
her Mrs. JorFenHon showed fiEh, and
IN tho scuffie that followed. bented
him
Il didn't know he vaa IN The roam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-25

admn Would ne ssav-at .homrs hfe
70 send NC some seif-defease ieffersf
IA BE- Glad 70 prtns fhep,---Cvnfhla.
How many one obtain position
an federal game wardcnY What u
the salary. dutiea ctc7
taifes states Oapse tcerdens re-
crsre "a eHfraHec salary q 1850 peF
aHaam and nrressafp ffateilng ard
ssbsisfeBee espsHses. fhe latter not
20 cTceea s. per- dav. srhea aseov
from headquarters Appointments 70
fhia position are wade FROM lisfs Of
eii1ibies obfained as q rrsnff of e1-
assinGflon held Nv TIC THifsa Afsfes
etru sefrtcs com aHission Fersoas
taxing an sra rsfHofloH Of This kssd
sAomid poswas fortiro k#oulrdge
~ fAr hanafs ard hatsfs Of wisgra.
tory birds aua b. weii tnforsscd re-
geralaa thr feaerei pase isses Of the
state ~ uhich fhey reside ~ u
also desirable that applicants shaif
haer had experience ~ eame-lasc en-
fofrewrnf Persons destrfHe 10 faAr
fAis era salvation ahopls nnd or
from the eitsl sefttcc concentrations
whrn fAr merit examianfion ssH fake
place and fiie papers
Approximately how many persons
In the unised states attend sunday
schcaisT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-25
Jacques Willard
Commits Suicide

ST. LOUIS. sept Two Year,
after his mysterious escape from a.
gang Of Chicago kidnapers. Jacau<z D.
Willard. editor and iingules. killed
himself here today IN hls home In a
fashionable section Of the suburbs
Willard. who IL iesless. was IA.
mapped in the railway station in Chi.
cago In the fan Of 1920 and held for
ransom. In some unknown manner
be managed 10 cscape. Just how has
never been told.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-25

"H sssH tale oniv miaafc. WA
JUST rwa iafo the D. shop aud
match mis- rhson- rsu pass q GA
pour ,rsv 70 me office"
The psrt seho has xorkcd se,l
sHosr fhe aOony Of prrforHsinG meas
eFraHas for fhs famiip sac tctIi
kaoie thar euvH " ne passes the shop
100 ttasss q dav~fhaf IL - irritating
aHd unpleasant 10 remember aHd
perform honsehoid crrasds
Ard vet fhs girFs bHsiness frain-
TAG sriu kecp her fhoroly sanc.
she ,ctiI aof worsAis her husksnd's
rork az osfscc saasiv
A atffs bss4aess frufning ,ffl nake
her more efficscnf kousctrlyr. too.
4 budget scsis hare NO frrrors fos
her Accustomed 10 the ,r~7-oii~a
srheeis Of her eanaess. she scsu.
mafnraiiv fara 20 fhe moa efficient
sravs of housekeeping
Haua1 had her osca money. she
srli kn0te the uaine Of atoaep--
nesiher oteressirssirg NOR uHacr-
esfsmaisns, sac .sn knesc the buy
ing raise 81 her dollar.
The piri who has worked ,cin rx-
pecf 70 regulate her ussrviscs on a
partnership basis
Ard " she has wndr aHv ktrd 81
success Of her bsssHess flfe--if's a
pretty sefe bet that she utn snake
GOOD IN warvtaee
Not aiseays. Of eesrse
She's teasd 70 b. snorr rxaefiso.
perhaps mofe critical ~ hrr hns-
haHd fbaH q ciingisg riar.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-25
Cheese Toasted and
Loss Totals $4,000

TILisANOOK. Ore. Sept. 15...-
There wsB a gentle aroma u toasted
cheese in this dairy center today.
The Mohier oiSsese factory Belonging
10 Rudolph zweifel burned yesterday
AZ a loss Of $4,000. including 5000
worth Of cheese.
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and had holes cut In for his eyes.
Ehe aaid fbo believed he had
watched the house until he saw .her
husband depart and then had eo(re
inside.
Il didn't do anything brave"
she said. Il Just protected my
self. and believe me. I'll punch
any prowier that comes around
here and bosbers me-