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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-15
ADDRESS es and Telephone Numbers

III AtASAA SCS KS &akAS& Il
lui,sl Line
s.eifc steamsh Up Co.
IA state ST., N T. B'n GIN e234-S-S.
xskan Hawa nan S. S. Co.
81 rsjted Aneries n Lines, Man'g Act.
ID s Broadway, n Z. Whitehall 1920.
kmsicsn Line { I. vi. NJ
II ssfoaaway, n. 3.
4 ar.Bs en- $50 o; Fgt- Whit7l 1850.
lss;csn Ship [ Commerce Corp.
rs.sed Amsrics n Lines, Man'g Agt-
b q Broadway, n. X. Whitehall 1920.
a.arie Fruit C. l..
4 i,gstsery pi, Nj K whitehall osos.
,asu6e TranspO Il Line q. M. N.Y.
rsB'e en- $40 o; Fgt- whit1l 2oso.
lhssa, Daniel, Agent
zsss.Dsngg;sf Rs.o G sr lad, .soo.
~ s. S. l; he. !, lac.
= terry pl. N Y. Whitehall 1900
81 ~ Pier Sai-3T-3S
!, Beigian Line
Sac rlovd Roy Il Belge, ST. Anonyme.
| Black Diamond Steamship Corp.
w s7Exra. pi. Rect 1892-2s17-1s.
Il pb;ladelphia, Baltimore, Chicago,
l Detroit. Boste b., Norfolk
Blake & Co., ] Dr., w. A.
II M.oss st.,I s.Y. Whitehall 2sao-f.
/ saS Cav ST., J halt, Md. Plaza $3.50.
Bah & Co, A. H. AGENTS
l lowest St., N. y Bowling ON 1900.
Clyde Stsamsh' p Company
i p.r ss.N.R. NAY. Canal 36o0.
\ pisr "A. Mr., NY. (For'n Service).
4 Cosmopolitan Shipping CO., Inc.
~ Broadwa, L. N. Y. Broad 5151.
Il chic.: 112V T. Adams St. Rand 1915.
NOT: 800 &C a-rondelet Big. Main SAB
phiia.: Inter RI Fr't'g Corp.
Il sat. Term n,al Shipping Co.
II Nsrfolk: Ha rriss, Magill & Co., Inc.
Csara- Ancht = Lines
q Broadway + N. Z. Big On $780,
] In Ciurgis Fl sit Cooperation
garoadwa h, N. z. Big On 77os.
lpaEu Line
Il Moore St, n. z. Big On Sb11.
EHanan's WI 1 on Line, N. T., Inc.
ETsrman's v 4 lson Line.
Ellsrman's T III ,enix Line
Fison-Furr tesi Line
. An Medit trraAlea & Levans Lima
Is Broadw; NJ. II. Y Broad o115.
EPart SteaI rsa<hir Corporasisn
% Broadw' ", N Y Big On $780,
IFrsnch Line /
4 Compagnie a,n1e Transatiantique.
4 10 State St, N Y. Big On 1900.
Fwnes, With n & Co.. Ltd.
| Furness Lir es-
| Furness Be, snudA Line.
| 81 Whitehall list, n. 7. Big On 1900
Grace Linz, L Dc.
10 Hanover sq, N. Y. Big GIN 1880.
aalsehaw S. { 1 Linea, Inc.
pler IL, E r :, Ny. Big Gn 6277.
Hcastoa & G. !. R-P.
is Beaver ST y n. 7. Broad a7s5.
] Imperial Nayi' il don Company
Z . Cortland Asta N. Y. Rector 1888.
~
= G. LINES
lntsrnston1 a!Frsighting cerporatan
~ Whitehall LS,t, n Y. Big GIN 1890.
iztssnaiional Mercantile Marine
american L tne
White Star Line
atlantic Tr tpsport Lima
Red Star Ii ne
Leyland Lin /.
| Lord & Hea Il LINES
White Star D ominion Line
/ ! Broadway my
Pg1, Bin On i,sso0; Fgt, whit1l 1850
gu Ia Sale lsst., Chicago.
snniza Ste amAship Lines
4 tactic Co trt Serv, Traffic Dept.
- ooftlan vt 81. N 7. Rector o52o-
~ r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-15

hAnhACHI, Bombay, Colombo, Madras
SSangoon, CaIcutta--Also sea Port
Aug. sO-sATATR1TSI eE ~, roRs "a.
Sent. so Herr Steamship Co. Inc.
'''' N'-kEe erT q &c. e. = .. 9, 8. r.
1naLSlC cd U. s. 6, B.
Nov. an Merr Steamship Co.. Inc
"V--IS sLE (F) U. S. 8. B
AeFr Steamship Co. Ino.
ht4Hi .N. Jafnaica-Also see San
Aug. s5-a. . FsoY NEW yoas -
'AFAcoA (FMo Clyde .. s. CO.
Alnngston,. CristobaI. Cartagena, Puerto
colombia, Santa Marta
Aug. 1s,sr,4lF From NEW YORK
1ng ssns--SiEAOLA sPF) United Fruit Co.
O. ''---'cARR1LLo tPFD United Fruit Co.
La ,GUAYRA, Puerto Cabello, Curacao,
Maracaibo via Curacao, San Juan,
r R-Also see Maracaibo, San Juan
aug: 2s--CARACAs (PFM) Red Line
'epe' s-PHILADELPHtA (PFM) Red D
LEITH, Dundee
Sept. s-aRAcfANMs "F5 ' Fmrness Line
Sept. 9-NoRFoLK RANGE (F) Furness
LIVERPOOL FROM NEW YORK
Aug. I7-CARMANIA tPFRM} Gunard Linz
Aug 19--ADRIATIC (PFBM1 White Star
Aug. 2s-~CELTIC (PFRM) White star
aug 3l--SCYTHTA fPFM) Cunard Line
Sept 2-BAI.TIC (PFRM) White Star Line
Sept. 7-LACON1A (PFRMl Cunard Line
sept. I4-CARMANIA (PFRM) Cunard Line
Sept. 2o-LANCASTRIAN (F)
Lancastran S. S. Co., Ltd.
sept. ga STEAMER (F) Cosmopolitan
sept 2S-SCYTHIA (PFM) Cunard Line
FROM BOSTON
Sept ia STEAMER CD Cosmopolitan
FROM MONTREAL
Aug1e-ALBANIA (PF) Cunard Line
Aug. 19---CANOPIC (PFRMl
White Star Dominion Line
Sept 1s-AUSON1A (PF) Cunard Linz
Liverpool, Manchester
FROM PHILADELPHIA
Aug. 1s--NOVIAN (F) Leyland Line
FROM BOSTON
Aug. 2S--NOVIAN (Fl Ieyland Line
FROM HAMPTON ROADS
Aug. 2s-DAKOTIAN (FO Leyland Limo
FROM MOBILE
Sept. iS-7COAHOMA COUNTY CD
Waterman Steamship Corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-15

International Mercantile Marine
American L Inc
| White Star Eine
Atlantic Tr tnspors Linz
| Bed Star Ii ne
L@ylsnd Lin -
Lord & Hea i Lines
White Star D ominion Line
! Broadway N. Y.
rgr, Bin On iissoo; Fgt, whit1l 2oso
gu la Sale list., Chicago.
shniaa Ste snship Lines
p sae s Co TIT serv, TRAFFIC Dept.
% Cortlan III 81, N 7. Rector oS2o.
zH Stsama hi i, Co., Inc.
| 55err Bldg i IA Beaver ST., N. z.
broad 670o Branch officesa Chi
eSso, Phila d ,lphia.
Inspps Line.
Com6ined Service of the North
ssno South Line, Inc and KIeppe
Ines, lnc.) / 11-19 Moore St.. N. Y.
D0"nng & gel n $780,
laapors & rssA LINES
/ q Bresdx az n. 7. Broad 6s2a.
1sacasrian S teamship Co., Ltd.
a-15 Moor y St, N. Y. Big GIN s42s-4.
leyland Line + q. M. NJ
Efoadws y, N. Y.
ssr' B'n c r. $500; Fgt, whit1l 1850
1ssa Royal n selge, ST. Anonymae
1Peari St j Ny. Bowling GIN $3.50.
lsys Sabau 1 8
GEO Fumes, \ Witty & Co., TT. Agss.
lsra G Head Lines q. M. NJ,
! broadway I ny.
Fgr- Big On p 800; Fgt. whit'll 2os0.
aallary ssea q ship Company
1lss sss H. 3 n. Y. Canal $500.
~-tssakaSsxfr,s,zx.... 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
REAL ESTdTE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

NICE NEW HOME-Largs corner los.
bedrooms: everything modern; two
blacks above BrooSiand PARK Bouic-
Yard. nice location: $1,000, including
shades and screens. MIR. S!Zcr. Rylaud
Realty 60. Randolph 6i7.
NEW sfuCcJ bungalow. rooms. bath
breakfast COON. pantry, three closets.
lars" collar. garage and t~o chicken
houses electric, IrhtS hot and cold
wat"- mile from city limits. Peters
burg Pike Terms II desired. Fruit
trees and ot land. Box r.
49, car" The Dispatch
EIGHT ROOM brick house. Chamberiay ne
Avenue. Bargain !or JNtxk buyer Al
dress owner, Box II $50. care Tho Dis
patch.
WILL SELL cheap for cash or trade
equity :o- lot good s-room bTicX housc
all cODYsnienccs, best location. church
liii. Box CT. care Th" Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
FOR SALE
OR
FOR RENT.

Handsome new Maple
wood Ave. Groom
home, with sleeping
porch. Nine thousand
five hundred dollars, or
eighty-five dollars per
month rent; ready in
two weeks.
1904 Westh a m pton
Ave. Six thousand
and five hundred dol
lars OF fifty-tivc dollars
per month rent. Ready
Sept. LIST.
F.. Handsome North Rich
mond Terrace home,
facing the park; large
. lot; a b u II d ance of
shrubbery. Eight thou
sand five hundred dol
lars, or seventy-fve
dollars per month rent.
Possession can be an
ranged.
S. L. Thomas, Rand. 81.
Morton G.. Thalhimer.
Lois for Sale q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
Real Estate for Exchange ~
WILL trade house ana lot for good auto
mobile. Phone Boulevard 2iI0-w.
WANTED-To trade To-
foot corner lot in Brook
dale, North Side; one
block from car line and
park; will trade for auto.
Box = $40, care Dispatch.
Real Estate for Exchange
Wanted Iieai Estnre

iOUSE--Wn! pay cash for nice home
near Lakeside, Grcrndnle pumbariOn.
Box L c'3. care The Dispatch.
HouSE--Wnnied to buy. a home on Third
Street; mur; he reasonable. Will pay
cash: prefer dealing with owner. G.. i.
Morris Phone Randolph 5323-w. o. lls
East Cary.
FOR BEST RESULTS. list your property
with us. Garrett x Co. iii2 East Main.
FOR RESULTS. !ist your property With
Chas. +. Ruchrmund SiI East Franklin.
FOR RESULTS. list your property With
o. G. Taylor. % North Ninth Street.
REAL ESTATE-I.ist your property with
for sale or for rent. Morton q.
Thalhimer, Second Floor. First National
Bank building. Randolph 81 and SIS.
us for sale or for rent. I'VE can serve
YOU. T. +. Schmidt s. Co.. &c North
Eighth Street.
For RESULTS. lis, your farms and city
property with Pollard * Basby. Rich
mond. Va
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Real Es-
tate Department. Sales. rentals aud
ionns. seven,h and ,Inin Streets.
wANTED-A four or nve.room bungalow:
stat" price. location in answering. BOX
2 SIS. care The Dispatch.
WANT To BUY a farm. from 700 10 500
ncres: not over 80 miles 10 Richmond:
plenty water and fruit: convenient to
school: stale price ia first letter. T. 6S1
care The Dispatch.
FOR best results lis; your property with
James T. Cosby. aio East Main Street.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Rea. t:s-
tate department. sales rentals and
loans. seventh and Main streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
OWNERS SALE OF
HOME BARGAINS.

Three new modern g.
room houses, in suburbs;
electric lighted, hot-wate1
h G a t, hardwood floors
modern plumbing; large
garage; city conveniences.
Small cash payment, bal
ance on easy terms.
See E. E. HINCKLE,
512 n. Sheppard st.
Phone, Boulevard 1926.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust
dated October -. 1920. and recorded
in the Clerks office OF the Richmond
Chancery Cour: in Deed Book o67-C
page ilJ, default having been made In
the payment or a portion OF the debt
secured thereby and having been re-
uuired by the BENEFICIARY Hereunder
so TO do. l the Undersigned trustee
will on.
WEDNESDAY. JULY IL. 1929.
at O'Clock y. NJ.
on the premises. proceed 10 sell that
certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
lying and being in the city OF Rich
nond. Nirg inia. together with the i'm
provcments thereon. consisting OF the
detached brick dwelling house desig-
mated as No. 21Ol Chaiiin Street. stu
Chattin and Mulberry Streets. and de-
scribed as follows:
COMMENCING at the point o. IN
tcrsection OF the southern line ot
Gha!iiin street with the western line
OF Mulberry Street, thence extending
westwardly along and fronting on
the said southern line o.. Chaffn
Street twenty 600 feet eight 81
inches. and extending back south
angles and between parallel lines.
the eastern OF which is the western
line OF Mulberry street. one hundred
and twenty u20l feet TO an alley i'm
the rear thirteen Cl3J feet, four 90
inches wide
TERMS: Cash.
Note: The above sale Is made sub.
ject To prior deed Of trust. securing
$500 principal. ami the interest
therein.
e r. SCHMIDT.
THESE advertisers are al eager to ssry.
W ra.t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

UNIQUE oFPonTUNITY-ow leaving
Richmond Will sel North Richmond
homo w tn beautiful largo grounds
Modern homo. Write for photo md
description. Owner. Box 10. Tho Dis-
patch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
S. i. THOMAS,
RANDOLPH 81.
MORTON G..
THALHIMER.
A BARGAIN.

West Grace Street home
9 rooms, semide t a c h e d,
brick; hot-water heat, cleo
trio light and gas; beauti-
full yard. If sold at once,
can be bought at a bargain.
See Willis r. Jenkins,
POLLARD & BAGBY, Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale


Houses for Sale
WONDERFUL
HOME BARGAINS.
Six thousand two hun
dred and fifty dollars.
Five hundred cash and
the rest like rent;
West End; new brick,
6 rooms, hot w a ter
heat, hardwood floors,
tiled bath, sleeping
porch; large basement;
papered and ready to
move in.
EIGHT THOUSAND
TWO H y N D r E D
AND FIFTY DOL
LARS, and they are
the finest ever built for
the money; hot-water
heat, hardwood floors,
full basement with
laundry tubs, toilet and
built-in cup b o Y d,
breakfast-room, built
in ironing-b board, beau
tiful all-porcelain sink,
built-in book cases,
built-in kitchen cab
met, gas range, instan-
taneous heater, pantry,
3 bedrooms and sleep
ing porch, s by ID; five
closets on this floor.
Handsome b uilt i n
bath with shower real
tiled floor and walls,
with pedestal wash
s tand with marble
towel racks, soap con-
tanners, paper and
toothbrush holders. 1t
is simply a wonderful
bathroom. Tiled roof;
yard graded, seeded
and iron fenced. Very
large lots. T w elve
fifty cash. Only five.
Better act quick.
TEN THOUs A ND
DOLLARS. New g.
room Westha m p t 0 n
home;;2 baths; delight
full surroundings.
BYRD PARK COURT,
facing the lake and the
city's three hundred
acre playground. De-
lightful place the year
around. Fifteen thou
sand dollars.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
delightful home, eight
rooms and sleeping
porch; shade, shrub
berry and lot with
seventy-siX feet front.
Best location, 2 blocks
from street car. Own
er would trade for
something smaller over
in town.
Why wait until they
are all picked over and
then take the leavings?
Let us show you these
and others that we
have. Our auto will
call at your door and it
will be a pleasure to
serve you.
S. i. THOMAS,
RANDOLPH 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
Legal Notices VI
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
OFFICE

UT Ut INENSUW HEX.
Wilmington. y. c.. June 10. 1924.
The Board OF Directors OF Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has a.
ciared a dividend of three and one. half
per cent ON the common capital stock of
the company, payable on Monday July,
10. l9s2. TO such stockholders AS shall bs
registered the books OF the Company
on Saturday. Juno a. l922. at L. o'clock
noon.
JSO, r. REID Treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms aud I.mno Tor Sal,

20 AcRES-For sale. 2o-acrc farm. g.
room nome. with Sumnc. iinlng-room
ana Kitchen: groom cottage. barn and
"thcr outbu!idings. fine water and plenty
or fruit: an ideal chicken or small truck
farm: :I1 miles from city and on on.
OF the best roads in the state Easy
terms. Address. owner. Il. +. u. .,
lOE a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
Fertile Virginia Farms

along the Chesapeake ana ON. HaIlw.y
HiTec' route from Great I.aky.-Ch!cNro
Shi Toledo. 20 IN" Atlantic ScNpot;
Scw. ard Eor.o!!D.
Farms a. low 80 So r.r acrc con.
stating " siuc~. ffgn ana ds!ry farms
colonization trsc'-, beaut.ful Colon!a
nome rIr" ana GRIM Farms small
stating requirements. Address
l.. 7. CEAWLEY.
Manager. f.Sud H-rnrtuer,
CHESAPEAKE & ONO HALLWAY ca
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

THESE. advertisers are AL eager to serys
you Whenever you call on them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
J%o. It. REID. Treasurer.

VIRGINIA = IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
M0ND THE It'll DAY OF JULY.
lg22.
In the Matter OF William S. Burnett.
Deceased. EX-Parte:
1t appearing to the court that a
report OF the accounts OF Harry c.
Burnett and Thomas =. Williams, the
personal representatives OF the estate
OF Williams 5. Burnett. deceased. and
of the debts and demands against
said decendents estate. settled be-
fore the commissioner OF accounts OF
this court. has been filed in the
clerks office or this court and that
period OF more than one year has
elapsed since the qualification OF said
personal representatives:
Now, on motion OF Herbert s. Bur
nett, distributcc Of the estate of said
deccdcnt, the court doth order that
the creditors Of said decedent and OF
his estate do show cause. II any they
can, before this court. on the llth
day OF August. 1879. against the pay
mcnt and delivery OF the entire estate
of said dcccdent to his distributes
and without requiring refundinE
bonds OF said distributes.
1t is further ordered that a copy
OF this order be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks In
The Evening Dispatch. Il newspaper
published In the city OF Richmond
4 Copy-Teste:
CiiAS. .. SAVlLLE.
Clerk.
Bethel * Williams D. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

MORRIHTOWN, Tenn. June zfs--
n there should prove To be a possible
legal ioophole 20 Justify such ruling
az Isaaker has made. I think the fact
that - states have ratified the 18th
amendment. that the overwhelming
majority Of the people are In favor
Of prohibition. and that the flag
waves over . nnlooniesa land would
hav. had sufficient weight with a
government official than 20 promote
a ruling which would allow the ga
looms to laugh into our faces from a
ship flying the stars and stripes.
simply because nhe In outside the
thr~o-milc limit.
The ship n sailing under the Stars
and Stripes and our laws. backed BY
our moral sentiments and not under
John Rarieycorn's God. fornaken Wits.
ky and beer soaked rag. which we
have torn down.
Drinking and carousinK on board a
ahip Tying our flag gives 20 the whis.
ky-soaked nations OF the world the
impression Of government sanction
and the idea that "we are with YOU
while our slogan Is TO he'll with
booze"
OF course. tho thirty.odd organized
societies 10 oppose and fight the Vol.
stead act and 18th amendment and
IL. enforcement, and all tho booties-
gers. antiaufhorify. anti govern.
ment. antlhbsrty. hobo. riffraff,
plug ugly. rag-shag OF society will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

Elsie Janis and Her Gang" will
open weeks engagement AZ the
Metropolitan Sunday night
Miss Janis spent nearly is months
with the doughboys In France. and.
after the war. abe conceived the
Idea that IL would be great sport TO
cook up a show with them and for
them. fashioned after some OF their
experiences during and since the
close OF the big show According
ly. the celebrated little Coincidence
and mimic has recruited some 20 or
% boys whom she met on the other
ride and wrote a revue for herself
and them. adding a dozen or so good
looking girls TO make II more In
trixulng.
The sweetheart Of the A. F.. r."
as she Is known among war veter.
ans. Is responsible for the book and
lyrics. most OF the music. and be-
sides financed the entire enterprise.
In other words. IL IL an Elsie Janis
show from start to finish. for the
little acknowledgements appears
IN practically every number and
scene. But che has also contrived
TO get a lot OF fun out Of the entire
company. some Of the soldicr-actors
having developed unusual hlstrionic
ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
ANOTHER
JAP LAND SUIT
Prosecutor Accuses 2 Real
Estate Concerns

Charged with Illegally holding
land for Japanese. the Western
America Realty Go. ana the Enter.
prise Investment Co. Of Seattle. face
the connscafion OF their property.
The companies are alleged TO have
acted for j. r. Kusuml and 3 Haya.
shi. Japanese. in securing possession
of fsve-aerc agricultural tract two
miles north OF Seattle. on the Botheil
highway.
This Ia the fourth suit for confisca-
tlon Of land under the ants-alicn law
that has been filed by Prosecuting
Attorney Malcolm Douglas.
Deputy Prosecutor " ID, Colvin
declared that both the Western
America Realty Co. and the Enter
prise Investment Co. have dealt prin.
cipally in lands leased 20 Japanese.
Walter A. keene. attorney. and
Ernest Keene are listed In the au.
ditora office am having been incor.
porafors OF both firms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Says McCormick Did
Not Get New Glands

CHICAGO. June 2s.--Dr. Victor ID.
Lespinasse. noted gland physician. to.
day stated that he used no part Of
another mans body In a recent oper-
alton on Harold +. Mccormick"
The physicians statement followed
widespread agitation against sale or
purchase OF human glands.
The physician refused TO state the
nature OF the Mccormick operation.
declaring that the patient himself
was unaware o. the actual details.
Mccormick remained at the hos
pitai today. Reports that he was
prepared 10 leave for Europe as soon
as he recovered from the operation
were denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

cheer such decision. while the
Drawn. brain. moral and religious
sentiment Of our land will condemn
II.
Prohibition has been the greatest
Codsend 20 business this country has
ever seen. Former brcweries and
dlstiiIeriea and saloons have been
turned into cotton mills. ice plants.
packing houses. cold storage. into
soda fountains. soft drink parlors.
restaurants. shoe stores and Ice
cream pariora.
And 40 II the continued existence
Of the American merchant marine de-
ponds upon selling booze 10 the gang
OF booze holsters who 60 aboard.
then YET them sink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

shall Unifed states ships sell liquor
outside the three iiDifr
Me- says AdolphHs Buach Of ~
Loats. former breioer. toho charged.
IN letter 10 President Harding. that
the United states. IN permitting u. "
the greatest boofle00cr Of all"
Yes" sdvs A. ~. Laskcr. chairman
Of the shipping board. lcho has rsied
the practice legal and ,cho points out
that n hqnoriess American boats had
20 compete testh foreign pesscis that
sold liquor 10 passengers. there noaid
soon BE- no American merchant ma
rine.
Mere Is irha, fiiifv GHrdnv. Gran
0ciia and one Of old Johp harley
corn's chief enemies has 70 sov Of u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Chinese and White
Bride Plead Guilty

ATHIKN. lAl, june sF.--safn
Ire. CHINESE. and his white bride.
who were recently married three
miles out At sra TO evade the state
law forbiddinx marriages between
whites and orientals. pleaded guilty
TO a violation Of the penal code here
yesterday. and were sentenced TO six
months In the county Jail Sentence
was suspended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Sell 3 Steamers
for Coast Trade

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Three
Lake light steamers have been pur-
chased from the shipping board by
Fred ]. Gauntlet. Of Washington. ID.
g. and will be employed IN the lum.
Der trade on the Pacific coast In a
triangular service. including Seattle.
Hawaiian islands and San Francisco.
IL was stated at the boards offices
here today.
Two OF these ships are being con-
verfed into oil burners nj the plant
OF the Newport News shipbuilding a
Drydock company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
WARSH|PS SURE.
TO COME JULY |
Chief OF Staff Sends Word
to Local Chamber

Assurances that the mammoth bat.
iiessips California. Tennessee. Idaho.
ARIZONA and Pennsylvania viii arrive
IN Elliott bay on the morning OF
July 1. 20 remain over the Fourth
OF July. have been received by the
Chamber of Commerce from Rear
Admiral n y, Hutchinson, chief Of
staff Of the fleet. who viii be the
senior officer with the fleet during
the Independence day celebration.
The Tznd seaforth Hlghlanders. OF
Vancouver, y. C.. have announced
that they VIII attend the Celebration
TO defend the bagpipe title which
they won last year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

star West Is supported by Clyde
Kerr and Margaret Cameron and a
bevy Of pretty and clever girls.
Another stellar feature OF the new
bin will be The Sweetheart OF The
Dance whose name II Mile. Rhea.
She comes assisted by Joseph Mach.
Jr.. a vlolinist Of note. and Leslie
Kirk. baritone.
An added attraction win be
SchichfI's Royal MarfonetteN. This
i one OF the most elaborate. inter.
estinx and amusing marioneste acts
in vaudeville.
Britt Wood. The Boob With the
Harmonica.- needs no Introduction
10 Seattle vaudeville audiences.
Cole johnson. comedian and
magician. will offer his latest nov
city. THE Foofsries Of ise9~
The Petit Troupe. composed Of
three young men and a woman. will
present a speedy exhibition Of aero
battles
The Pantageseope will present a
new comedy film. with Glenn Golf
az the orxnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

roller skaters In American vsude.
vile. are Roy Mack and Peggy
Hrantlsy. who offer a whiri OF
Grace Some clever skate dancing
Is Included here.
Playing two grand pianos al once
is the stunt Of Reedsr and Arm.
strong IN their piano Diversion. =
while Grew and Pates head humor.
Gus playlct labeled ~Hal Hai Har'
and said to live up TO ~ name.
Viola Dana Is fiapp~r In the
feature photoplay. 'Sesing's Be!iev.
ing wherein the heroine puts her
sweetheart in Jail 70 win his love