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Evening star., 1922-03-26
NAVAL ACADEMY CLASS
OF 1928 TO Be SMALL
Provisions of Law Will Limit Ap-
pointees to Less Than One
Hundred.
Specinl Diapatab to The Star.

Speciai DiApdton TO The star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, March 25.-Under
the provisions of the naval act. as now
agreed upon. the class which will enter
the Naval Academy in June, 1928, will
have a membership Of less than hun
dred. and be composed almost entirely
Of the fifty enlisted men of the Navy
and Marine Corps. who are to- be ap-
pointed annually. instead Of the 100,
now permitted, and the fifteen presi-
Dental appontees. also annually ap-
pointed.
Instead of the five appointments now
allowed each congressman. they Will
.lave two. SO that none can make an ap-
pointment next year. unless at least
three of their appointees complete the
course or leave for some other reason
in one year. This Is most unlikely.
The class to be admitted next June
will be as large as usual. about 700.
however. as the law will not have be-
come effective.
The scale of spending money allowed
midshipmen has been revised. the new
allowance to go into effect at the be-
ginning of the next scholastic year. At
present they receive 81. $50. So and
81 per month. according to classes. but
they will be given So. IS, IS and $l2 In
the future. At the same time. letters
will be written to the parents Of every
Evening star., 1922-03-26
Summer Plays Announced.

The report that Doris Kenyon, we'll
known stage and screen star. will
head the company at the Shubert-
Garrick this spring and summer has
been confirmed by Mutual Produc-
tions. Inc. Miss Kenyon is at present
starring on Broadway in William A.
Brady's comedy. up a Ladder"
The opening date has been set for
April "a. and the first production will
be Owen Davis success of last sea-
son, The Detour." pronounced by
New York critics as one of the worth
while plays of this generation.
L. Stoddard Taylor, the present
resident manager for the Shuberts,
will remain as house manager, and
the general staff of the theater will
be retained.
among the plays to be presented
will be Three Live Ghosts" a COM
edy success of the past season, and
THE Outrageous Mrs. Palmer" the
play that went to Boston for q week
and stayed a season.
1t Is the purpose Of the Washington
company to produce for the first time
on any stage a number of plays that
they own, and to send those that are
successful here to New York the fol-
lowing season.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
MAKES CHARGE OF GRAFT.
Official Testifies of Fire Conditions
in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 25.-Charges Of
graft in Chicagos fire department were
made public today by J. c. Mcdonnell,
assistant fire marshal, in testifying be-
fore a council committee investigating
fire conditions as a result OF the recent
destruction of block Of business build
ings.
iIn one instance" he said, 81 found
an inspector, supposed to be inspecting
buildings. passing his time selling fire
escapes and other apparatus. | sus-
pended him and drew up CHARGES
against him. which I sent to the fire
marshal's office. AS a result. the man
was reinstated and promoted to lieu
tenancy"
Other witnesses said that the appoint
ment OF John F. Cullerton, civilian. as
business manager Of the department
had been a cause Of dissension.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
PLANS FOR AUSTRIAN AID
Outline of Rehabilitation Steps
Reach Washington.

Details Of new plan for the
economic rehabilitation Of Austria
were received here yesterday from
the League of Nations Offices at
Geneva. According to this informa-
tion, the original plan for the relief
of Austria as worked out by the
League of Nations Financial Com
mission has been somewhat modified
owing to the delay in the. release of
Americas $24,000.000 grain lines on
Austria, though it is still provided
that the Ter Meulen scheme of credits
shall be the basis.
1t is considered probable also that a
League controller will be named to
see the execution of the agreements,
a prominent Dutch official being un-
der consideration for the post At
the same time it is stated that Great
Britain was offered a credit of 2,259.-
600 pounds. France 50,000,000 francs
and Czecho- -Slovakia 50O.000, 900
crowns. Italy is also considering a
credit of 50,000,080 francs.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
HINDER COSTUME RECITAL
Feature of East and West Union
Meeting Tomorrow Night.

The Washington Chapter Of the
Union of East and West is to hold a
special assemblage at $50 o'clock to-
morrow night at the Wilson Normal
School. Speakers are to include
George Julian Zolnay, Mrs John
Mock and Mrs William Wolff Smith.
A Hindu costume recital will be
given, several Of Tagore's unpub-
lished lyrics being presented by Ruth
Garland, Zelma Booth, Lillian Hend-
rick, Chandra Nath and others.
Oriental and occidental music will be
given under the direction of Mrs
Edna Bishop Daniels and Miss Jennie
Gennan.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
NEW FISH ExCITES HAWAII
Specimen Caught at Depth Of 1900
Feet Puzzles Experts.

HONOLULU, T. H., March IL (De-
layed).-A fish OF a species hither-
to unknown to science. caught by
japanese fisherman thirteen miles on
shore at a depth Of 1000 feet is on
exhibition here, exciting great in
terest among ichthyologists.
The specimen weighs $50 pounds, is
fat and almost circular. Silver pre-
dominates in the coloring of its body.
with its fms and snout Of scarlet and
the dorsal, about eighteen inches
long, spotted with white. The head
is mottled with dark gray and black
and the eyes are round and about four
inches in diameter.
Dr.. c. II. Edrnonson. ichthyologist
at the University of Hawaii. said
that the specimen was not ciass1ned
in any available scientific record.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
PATRONAGE ROW AIRED.
Lenroot and La Toilette Differ OF
Post Office Nomination.

A patronage controversy between
Senator Lenroot, republican. Wiscon-
sin, and friends of Senator La Toilette,
republican. Wisconsin, was arrived at
yesterday before a Senate post Office
subcommittee considering the nomi-
nation of Lawrence G. Clark to be
postmaster at Middleton. Wis, near
Madison, Senator La Follette's home.
Mr.. Clark was nominated. 1t was
said. at the instance of Senator Len
root to succeed Miss E. NJ Du Frenne,
the incumbent, whose term expired
March 16. Representative Nelson;
republican. Wisconsin. regarded as
aligned with the La Toilette forces In
Wisconsin. is opposing the Clark
nomination. Testimony for and
against Clark was presented at yes
terday's committee meeting, but ac-
tion went over and the matter will
come later before the full post Office
committee and finally the Senate.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
VETERANS TO ASSEMBLE.
Will March to Ceremonies in Bo-
tanio Garden.

Veterans Of the civil war who serv-
ed In Pennsylvania detachments. the
Army of the Potomac or IN commands
of other states, and who desire to
attend the ceremonies at the Botanic
Garden Tuesday afternoon, which
inaugurate work on the Meade Me-
mortal, are requested by DR.. Henry
A. Johnson. junior vice commander
chief Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public to assemble at Grand Army
Hall, Tuesday afternoon at / o'clock.
The veterans will then leave in a
body for the Botanic Garden.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
SAVES STARVING GREEKS.

NEW YORK, March PA foodless
ship, carrying 5000 starving Greeks
from the famine raging in the Russian
town of Novorossisk, on the Black sea.
arrived last Thursday at CONSTANT
nople, said a dispatch received today
by the Near East Relief.
The organization promptly dis
patched rations to Novorossisk. where
thirty deaths a day from hunger were
reported in the Greek colony Of 10000.
Others are leaving to follow the 5000.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

vinced that italy and America would
stand shoulder to shoulder in this
endeavor.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
Howard Theater.

Rex 1ngram's famous screen pro-
ductton based upon Vicente Blasco
lbanezs story. "The Four Horsemen of
the Apocalypse" with Rudolph Valen-
tino and Agnes Ayres in the leading
roles, will be the attraction at the
beginning this afternoon. The pic
ture needs no exploitation. 1t is one
OF the greatest of screen achieve
ments.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
NAMED FOR CONGRESS.

ELMIRA. n. Y. March 25.--Lewis
Henry, an attorney of this city. was
named as republican candidate for
Congress from the thirtyseventh
congressional district today His
democratic opponent will be Frank
Irvine of Ithaca. A special election
will be held April II to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Alanson B. Houghton Of Corning, now
United States ambassador 10 Ger
many.
Evening star., 1922-03-26
NEW POST FOR ,. ". MARKLE.

e. w. Markle, who has been con-
reational work of the, United States
Army as principal and senior instruc-
tor Of the electrical department, Vo-
cational Schools, Camp Funston.
Kansas, has been appointed assistant
professor of electrical engineering at
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
1ege of Texas : .5 e !. ~ ~
Evening star., 1922-03-26

midshipman. informing them that the
new allowance is ample for every le-
gttimate need, and asking them not to
furnish their sons with any more funds.
Evening star., 1922-03-26

that they be given equality, of citi-
zenship and rights under the home
stead act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
ported by the following Seattle mon;
sheldon, Howard Haven. fsos Lucille
Heasss. Richard c.. ases Atlantic
pshn. William 81. soio T.. both at.
NeTu. sozi. $40 Yssier way, boy.
sicgfried. Thorwoid. ases Ninth ave.
rvsy. Joseph n. iSai re- Union st.
HART. Harold Bruce. 24th ave. n H.
and r. SIND st, boy.
Zallocco. Vinnnzio. iaii corwin pl.
boy
Bender John Frank. Lake Forest
Howard Homer paseum. 1910 BEL
mont ave. boy.
Parks. william J.. si2 u. seth st.
jenkins. Charles Frederick. t2s T..
Gasperini. Umbsrto. tsos Evanston
o'srisn. Michael. 1910 70. Union st.
Niehoies. James 1919 y. Marion st.
Dillon. James .. lara Remington
smaiders, Theodore. airs r. linton
Emeh. a. o.. 1907 s2nd ave. girl.
Eagles. Harry Coiburn. s21s Wood
lawn ave. boy.
HamberR. Lawrence. is0sh w. seth
Bronics. 'Domlniels. 1858 nth ave. s.
W.. boy.
Cotton. Anthony r.. 1909 ". 47th at.
girl.
swanson. Hedge Frederick. Carolina
Court, girL
Wood. Ralph Lester. 2o24 sixth ave.
girl
Kuney, Vernon Arthur. 4sIs Green
wood ave. girl
curuiia. Doinsnico. Dol Davis pl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Want Delicacies
for Wounded Men

Candy. jelIies. homebaked cookies
and other delicacies are being sought
by the American Legion for the
wounded men in hospitals this Christ.
mas.
a generous response liz expected by
the Legionnries. who are preparing
for the distribution OF gifts 10 the
veterans.
Contributions will be called for II a
request IL phoned to Capitol 1926.
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Arrivals and Departures

ARRIVED Dee. str Alameda from
Tacoma. a. nidniGht. str cafoifn from
Mcoiis via New Orleans. nsihca. San
fesife. aan FrAnslsee and fartieul. ~
. a m nls Anvti from Wlnsi8w. A. 8 40
o. M or Brush from Portland. Me- VIA
hoston. Nsu York. fntsdsiphts. naitea.
san fsdFe ard san rransisea. At "a %
a N. bee. t--atr Cafeiina from uki.
yeaion VIA nalnpa ard han Frabolsco. At
10 a. m. stf Juita t.actsntsrh frum Ia
coma ~ Tse a ~. So Ruth AissanAsr
from Tacoma. a. 70 q uli str Admtrai
watson from Southwestern via sssth-
~astsrn Aiaska. a. 10 a m
SAILED sur Ruth Alexander
from Tacoma. at o n.s str naata
olivia for Ssw York via AnarVrtss. San
Ffsnris1o. saa Pedro ara BstboA. at
midnight. ctr narhrs for sew fass VIA
nsibca, at midnight str Tsssa for Nsw
fofs via Tacoma. F4aooassr. % q.
Nottingham. fofiiand. Naa Frsaft~sa.
san Fetee. HAitaa sud phtiAdsiphta. af
.. m. ssr akaswaY for southeastern
siasks VIA y. O. pert. At fiis p M
ctr fndisna f1y Hsmhurs via Tarorsa.
Portland. Nsa rrAnrlsce Nan f'ssrs. nsI-
boa. herdseus and snt~sep. at slfq
p m.l su Wee, cshakia. fos Tacoma. az
t'ta m Dee a~Rtr President arart
foe Aaniis via Npsehanss. Esbe. Bhsas-
hal ard suenstsnE. az "a ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Black Hand King
Slain in Chicago

CHICAGO. Dec, Like his broth
ers. Joseph Maggie. known turnout
chicago's Little Italy ~ king OF tho
Black Hand" died from a shot In the
back.
Maggio's body WAS found today
with four bullet wounds in the back.
About year ago two brothers died
In the same manner.
Police declared the killing was the
result OF a feud OF long standing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Chemist May Be
Called in Case

Whether or not chemist will be
appointed 20 examine the alleged mar,
co,ic@ taken from Nellie Hartford. In.
vestigaior FOR Mayor Brown IA the
Legate case. when she was arrested
August : by federal authorities. ~
yet 80 be decided.
Federal Judge Jeremiah Netrrsr
took a motion by Attorney John porc
Friday 20 the effect that a chemist
be appointed. under sdvisement
His decision VIII be- pronounced Mon.
day.
Tuesday Nellie Hartford. repre-.
scented by Mayor Brown. John Dore
and Police Judge Jacob Kaiina, will
be brought before Federal Judge
Nrtarer for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Arrest Jap for
Alleged Larceny

BERT Hayashi. Japanese. was ar.
rss'eo at HIS repair shop. 1ii7 u.
Columbia H.. Saturday on a grand
'sfceny charge In connection with his
alleged receipt Of Moon touring
car from the McAvoy saIesroom on
ialse pretenslons November 20.
deputy Sheriffs Asa Lee and c. II.
nsarney made the arrest. McAvoy
hectares Hsyaahi obtained the car to
rIsp'ay % prospective purchaser.
me ear has not been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Grain PRICES
CLOSE HIGHER

CHICAGO. Dee a--Grain prices
closed higher on the Chicago board
Of trade today as a rcnuit ~ hlgh-
er Liverpool market and a nhrinkaEe
closed irregular
December wheat opened orr y at
t.teA and cl0acd up aAc. May
opened off NC ~ tttTh and closed
up ahc3 July opened unchanged at
81 0SA and closed up sc.
December corn opened up Nc ut
fo&c and clCsud up tMc. May
opened up kc at zee and closed up
4 Ascs July opened up u at So q
aud closed up tc.
December oats opened of Nc at
ttc and closed up sc: May opened
unchanged at tthc and closed no
1 sc; July opened up NC at s0A 6
and closed up Ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES
DEATHS

ILanderkin. Mary Ethel, 40 years.
stsinhuer. Alice L.. II years.
Reed, oscar walter. 30 years.
Gray, w. A.. SO years.
Clausen. Emma Johanna. 10 years
Macdonald. Hugh Elmer. 30 years.
Shorett. Lewis. 10 years.
Huelie. Constant. 70 years.
Heardon, frma. 81 years.
Childe. Elaine. months.
Dean. Florence. ~ years
Hopkins. Margaret. 81 years.
Thompson. HoratiO W., ~ years.
Mccormack, Alberta. 3b years.
johnson. Nora a., az years.
Adams, Anna Maria, 90 years.
Frniick. Jane Ann, SO years.
Ryan. Catherine. So years.
FELTON,, Huidah. 90 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
General List Is Strong
on NeU York EXCHANGE

WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL. REVIEW
s 81 holns huon the country and te department OF commerce
leading
Alcohol initial
uSnsaeti9ns while rails we're generally higher, -.
ndusaa continued the half Speculative
opsnns prices included asz cueele ss up ~
Hssess 81 p m.sS@ up la 81 ~ In
\ l. AmaFlnn Aan. IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09

saturdays ousfsfi.n.
-aEsr-laigt Has. t4ffu5fS refined.
QUIET Eranniated. sT1aufEa
Ceff~e-Se. spot. Hie. lie IN. No. q
aaatos. isgitsc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09

AIAN 1s. BEST sans fasaFs ! rs Sc.
fss. n. sack tseei trorn sugar. ma
g1e- stalls sT.ss. lafss pas Olympic
psn4sks rcur. ites Use pkx finest dates.
Ice. ice pkxs Arm 4 Hsmnrr soda.
zoe. tsc corn peas. tomatoes o. string
beans. tee. stan 80. ~. N. can delicious
armnxe aarinsiads. Use. home made horn
Ing. lie at. homs made putato saiad.
zoe az ssau 10. s-fe. Cua&atnAtA honey.
i9cs good creamery hatsef. sss n, faney
eoaab honsy. sec. stall ~. freah Lyndsn
batter. see 70 Takima honey. IN. pail
1se stan -. fresh roasted peanuts.
no ste. Royal baking powder. s&c cans
Arg. can saacy psmokln. : fet tsc.
cans apple Jelly. sSs. ms speck ed
nsyes Drana. 1ses fduar's oganKs mar
malAde. tsc can. srssa turtle soup.
cans ases large can sucsf POTATOES. , 2scl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Break Ice in River
for Baptisnal Bee

.atiJlfF. Ise. After the Ice
= 1he riyer had been broken for the
s-ss'nony 30 persoGr we're baptized by
immersion at Lianelly. Carmartbe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09

stall iss. best eau. saga. ne tse.
hfnwn .aasr. q rba tae. rbs ale. cFys-
tai waite sosp . bars tfa. Stalls al ga.
crab meat. Zee N shrimp meat. Tee -.
Maryland oysters see pt- stalls tsffs
nsw black flxs. Fts stes fs.os- Hsins
plum pudding. ttel 9htrssdsiirs ehoee.
late. sTe ~, ts 70. bars Faifnoiiss
.oap. sic Stall ~ ntsed apts Zee -. /.
er.nberries zfc ~. erMnxes. zee daF.
stall a.. small psiist saxs. tzc. des-
f1es FRESH Jersey eutsers CSC. ms. tsr.
stall a.. cara. peas. iomAtses. sifink
beans tee cans cluster r&islns. 4sc pks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Public Markets

stan o. i.sns shoulder. INC ~ lamb
ehep-. fhs. Use veal sutists 2 rhs- stc
stan 81 silver svn~ifs zee ~ : rs. strs
skinned roi.s Use -. ms ttq. frssh
h&iibat. $50 n tsga Ptan e.. pefk
roast. iss 10. veal sesss. Ice ~ Pot
roast. &c n. stalls ietsttc. par. een.
saaar. ma zee. Ss~ fork cheese. sso
r.. cars pei Monte sratad pies&epte.
ftr. tsc special roast coff.s. soc t1it
First ava. ssotiwsreks hitt~r rh@eeiats.
M. ceEe seel 8htrsresllfs sweet
enaooists N-rt. cake soes ssies chfeerys
FOR ie1 ttes FIRST ave. benns mad.
nnayoanaiss. nsfs 9Th lots % essa csc
~. Danish rsslis peis>. see ~.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

'ttf'tsNbf 49, -
ADAMs--At the family roaldsnee. ~.
aist ave, December =. 1919, ANNIE
MARIE ADAMS, aged fA years, be-
loved mother % Mrs =. } Iiauey,
Harry 4. and George l. Adams. OF
this city. aud John A carter. OF
Los Angeles. Cal. and Wrandmoths
er % Mrs. J. oDoa, OF San Fran
cisco. Cal
Funeral services will be held at
tho parlors Of nonney Watson Co.,
Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock
Friends are Invited o. attend. later
mrnt at Evergreen Park.
WALLER AT ass Fuhrman. be
gambler 4. 1893. PHILIP X
wALl.lsR sgsd . years years. beloved /,
Mira. clara Waller aud brother of
Harold a. Waller Member u
Maritime Lodge. No. s8s. r and
A NJ. and sigma Alpha Epaiion.
Funeral services Monday 81 y. m.
at our chapel Friends Invited. Gre
nation Home undertahing 60,
W D. ANrH = ETHEL MARION
WEAVER age ~ years wife -
stanley H. Weaver. formerly -
Aihamhra. Cal. daughter ~ sir.
ana AIRS . ., Mcknight and ais
Ter OF Howard Mcknight IN
France. and John y Mcknight. Of
Glendale. Cal. and Alice Mcknight
% Seattle
Funeral services viii be conducted
sunday, December 10. az 2 3. m.
from University Undertaking Par
iorH.
itEFn-Kf sgsf ~ Aloha. Zee Y
OSCAR W, REED. aRc 80 years
beloved son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Funeral services Sunday. . m.
AZ our chapel Friends invited cr.-
nation, Home Undertaking 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dee H~FureiEu 80.
change opsned easier Sterling. tssfA .
fvanc@. tQ,s7ssts. OF a. lire, teetes. OFT
tfs MARKS. % agoi. foreisu sHehanss
closed steady stsvitnx. tttsA
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Chicago Board of Trade
saturdays eluctattons
Furnished ny Logan A uryan
AlO second Nxr Mnufttn
Cash Wheat
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

CHICAGO. Dee ~ Cash ~hsst--Ne.
red. wa. Ne. 3 hard. tiss
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stall ~. MS. best caoa sugar. see.
stall %. ssst iutsfiak. ns use. large
Norway hsrrinx. ice saeh. large crabs.
Ice each. Stall ~. ffssh roasted coffee.
asc. cocoa. Use. ms 9scs nee raisins,
ms. Itc. prunss. lee 10. stall 81. but.
ter. sse 10. eggs tstorsEsJ. ssc dos
honey. s-Ib. pail 7sc. stalls sf-7s. T-bons
STEAK. 2so ID. ne pork liver, isc. pot
roast iEnc n Shall -. Yakima Gem
POTATOES 100 1bs Gtl a. and iioes local
spsaa soo and tf.eo onions. Ibs ice.
II fDs 9sc, loo ms ti.60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-09

MALE HE'LL WANTED
MEN WANTED

Earn while you learn. Auto tractor,
battery and electrical ignition.
work. big wages for trained men.
Write for free catalogue and ape-
cial plan. Hsmphill Auto 8 En-
ginecrinF school. 900 Pike St. Sc
attic wash.
YOUNG NAN ron ASSISTANT
bookkeeper aud cashier. some eN-
perience required. Must be able
TO operate typewriter salary. $40
per week. Chances for advance
ment Apply Monday morning.
The Seattle star SIR Colin.
MIN WISHING POSITIONS FIRE
men. brakemcn. colored train pur.
ierH. on large washington roads,
write for Information. fi2b-ta00
month Experience unnecessary.
Inter Railway. Dept 40. Indian
npoiis, Ind.
MENACE NJ TO SIS. EXPERIENCE
unnecessary. Travel. make sshret
Investigations. reports. Salaries.
expenses. American Foreign De-
tective Agency, csc. 81. Louis.
At Annex. 200f sth, near weatlaks
av., clean. furnished, steam heated
bedrooms flor men). free baths
phone. Trans. s0c; weekly $50.
CALL ON EXPERT ENCED FUHNI-
ture and Interior woodfinisher "
you need one. city references,
Call West ot24.
IL Sam Wcisfieid can't repair your
watch. throw 1t away. 500 Union.
Big Green clock. opp postoffiee.
Firemon. brakcmcn. beginners $3.50.
later $3.50 (which positionD Rail-
way. N-a1. Star.
PRosPEcTORs. LEARN AssAYING
One month. Circular. GO Battery 81.
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Weather Bureau Report

rArOuAH ISLAND. De - a, NJ
uarumrtsf faiiins. aae~inE. Wind saa'
"a miles ar hour
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mail 50 tablets o. chester Ned
teal Co. si9 .fra ave. ~
HAVE A VIOLIN 700 SMALL ron
adult. will give 80 boy Or girl not
over is who would take lsssona.
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stalls 40 81. Carnation milk. ts.1S eMas
centannisi beet flour. ti.tt. Wsstiaks
special flour. it.so. Geld Bond flour.
fi.s0. Crystal white soap. bars zsoi
rotAtoam Yakima 0emsi. 400 per iss
scratch feed. sass egg mash. 81 50.
stalls fs-iT. sern nakss. . for ase. ~
ms table salt. iso. Peuick errup. 10 fbs
CSC. 6 ms as, 10 ms acc. N. $50
rolled osts. 4 ms. lse. Stall RAJ. boiling
beef Toe. bacon, 1se. Fib roast. zoe steer
.taat fsr. stall iss, iimburgsr ohsese.
gset Hstse cheese. tbcs cream cheese.
fsc. green tea. roc. stan is0. 100 roll
toilet Dapsr. for ase. gto comb honey.
isc. en-. pkg. pancaks flour. g0c
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AM COMPELLED TO DISPOSE or
my fine bunch OF rs AtredRles ell
practically grown. and podiRreed!
Write 70. y. Sanders, Hoy wash.
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AUCTION SALES
PosToFFrcr AUCTION

On Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week. starting at 500 a. m. each
day. the u. q. Postoffice viii sell
a 6-montha accumulation OF I'M
claimed packages from the parcel
post department This VIII be an
excellent opportunity 70 secure
Christmas presents AZ your own
price. About 1000 articles to be
sold. All goods will be plainly
shown; no blind" packages TO
fool the public SaioA viii run all
day and evening Wednesday and
Thursday at
nUsHELEs AUCTION HOUSE
Main 1888. 200G Second Ave