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Special Notice
ORDER OF PuRIIoATIos
STATE OF WEST vfReINfA.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
AT the September lore Rules
held in the clerk's ofiss 81 the
Circuit Court in and for me coun-
ty of Marion aud state Aforesaid
September S. 1898, the following
order was entered: Dora i, Look,
hart. Plaintiff vs.. wills Loskhart
Defendant, chaneery.
SUMMONS.
The State of West Virginia
To the sheritf OF Marion conn.
ty, Greeting:
You are hereby Commanded To
summon Willis Lockhart to ap-
pear before the Circuit Court 81
Marion County, at rules to ne held
in the Clerks ONCE ot said
Court on the first Monday An Sep
TENDER, 1922, to answer q bin IN
chancery exhibited against him
In said court by Dora r. Lock.
hart.
And have then there this writ
Witness, L. A. Gather: Clerk
OF said Court, at Court House ii,
said County, the and day 81 SEN
TENDER. 1922 and Goth year 81
the state.
L. "a. GATHER
Clerk.
The return Of service endorsed
By the sheriff on back Of the fore.
going summons Is In words and
figures following:
The within named Wits
Lockhart is not found In ms
bailiwick, September {. 1925
q. Z. HAWKINS.
Deputy for ]. D. Charlton,
Sheriff Marion County.
West VIrHtnfn 81
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TWO LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, all convenienceB. Pri-
Tate entrance. 712 Ridgely
Avenue. STA
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FOR SALE-walnut bed, bureau
tables, hair cloth sofa and chairs,
mahogany victrola, like new. 700
Locust avenue. 54s2A
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ORDER EXPERIMENTATION

State Of West Virginia.
At the September 1922 Rnles
held in the Clerks office OF the
Circuit Court in and fof the Couh.
ty Of Marion and State ii oresald
September 5 1929, the to1iowIns
order was entered -
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SUMMONS
The State Of West vlrglaia

The State OF West Hirgtnia
To the Sheriff Of Marion County
Greeting:
You are hereby COMMANDED to
summon Daniel Keefe to appear
before the Circuit Gpuftpf Marion
County, at rules to be held in the
Clerks Office Of said Court ON tho
first Monday in September 1922,
to answer a bill In ehancery OK
hibited against him in sale Cont
by Jessie Keefe.
And have then there this writ.
Witness l.. A. Gather, aeFk oil
said Court, at Court House IN sand
County, the 22nd day OF Angus,
1922, and Goth year 81 tho State.
L. A. GATHER GIerk
The Return OF Service dorsed
by the Sheriff on the back nf said
summons is In words and tigures
following
The-wtthin named Daniel Keefe
is not found In my baiiIWlck
August 20 1922.
HOWARD CHARLTON
Deputy for ]. D. Charlton, sher-
Id Marion County, WoStY Virginia.
OBJECT OF SUIT
The object Of the fofegp.ng suit
is to obtain on behalfst fito plain.
tin and against tho defendant, a
divorce from the bonds az nsstrl.
mony upon the grounds stated IN
plaintiffs bill Of complaint iiied n
said above entitled cause. III Sep
TENDER rules OF said conf and TO
settle their respective property
rights, and to make provision for
the maintenance send custody OF
the minor children 1f the r;aintin
and defendant and for general
relief.
An affidavit having been mad e
and filed that the said Daniel
Keefe the defendant 81 the above
styled suit Is a nonresident OF the
State of West Virginia Il Is order
ed that the said Daniel Reefe dc
appear within one month from the
first publication OF this cfder. Ia
the Clerks otacel of5opr said Cir
cult Court, at Rules To- he holden
therefor, and do what Is necessary
to protect his interests
II is ordered that d copy OF this
order be published and port ted as
required by law.
Given under my hand this 9Th
day Of September. 1922.
Z, A. GATHER, Clerk
Harry Shaw,
Counsel for plaintif
SEPT ss15-ss-sa
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Houses For Sale

6 ROOM RESIDENCE, Sixth St.,
South Side. Call 244. 54S7A
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OBJECT OF sum.

The object. Of the above styled
suit Is that the plaintlft; Dora q.
Lockhart, do obtain a decree
of divorce from the said
defendant from the bonds Of
matrfmony.
Al affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Wiilis
Lockhart. the defendant Ia tho
above styled suit, IS a non-resi-
dent of the state Of West Virginia
1t is ordered that the said willis
Lockhart do appear wherein one
month from the first pubiica
ton of this order, In the Clerk
Ohtce Of our said Circuit Court
at Rules to be holden therefof
and do what Is necessary TO pro.
tect his interests.
1t is ordered that a copy OF this
order be published and rosted h
required by law.
Given under my hand this 7th
day OF September, 1892!
L. A.sCATHERs Clerk.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the
FIRST time September S, 1893 and
to be published once each week
for four successive weeks!
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
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FoR SALE = MODERN NEW
HOME, ideal town house. Ad'
dress Box "Y," care The West Viz.
ginian. 54sSA
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THREE VERY GUob used SOx
3S Fabric Tires, can be bought
very cheap II sold at opce. If you
have q Ford car or an Overland
you need them. NJ. L. Campbell,
Edgewsy Drive. SAGA
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Women's specialties

NUBoNE-MApE TO MEAsuRE
CORSETS AND SURGICAL
BELTS. MARGARET RUSSELL
Phone l454-M or 1902. 1857 4
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FOR SALE - Bungalow, 4 rooms.
bath, modern, built one year, two
squares from Clarksburg cars,
seven cent fare. $500 cash, balance
monthly like rent. Address A. D.
Yost, General Delivery, Fairmont.
w. Va. 5441A
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CHOICE Buck and Montgomery
county farms my speciality; with.
in 90 minutes Of Philadelphia; send
for list; state size. W. FORREST
MAGGIE, SOUTHAMPTON, Pa. 55O4A
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Lost And Found

A BLACK AND WHITE PUP, ssy.
en- months old, answers 10 name
Of Prince. Phone l477.M, Dewey
Vincent, S25 Mt. Vernon avenue.
55DcA
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FoR SALE: A $3.50 Angelus
Player Piano for less than half.
Mahogany finish, good condition.
For particulars address Mrs. John
n. Taylor, Gen. Delivery, Fair
afnont, w. Va. 5453A
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2 NICE LOTS, lakewood Addition,
2 in West End, one on Columbia
street, East Side. Call 244, 54SoA
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BARGAIN, 95 acres, good 6 room
house, wood house, chicken house,
crib, barn: located on good road.
Price $4,000. $1,000 cash. Geo.
snider, Bethel, Ohio. 54ssA
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for sALE-one ladies navy blue
suit with squirrel trimming.
t9ize 3S, Price very reasonable.
Phone 1s67-M. 5464A
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This Date in History
,Lifs and Character -Readlns.

September %.
Thessoyerning planet Of this date
10 Mercury, the winged God, and
the governing sign is Virgo, the
sign Of the Virgin. The birthstone
zis q pink jasper.
People OF this date are apt to
pick everything and everybody 10
pieces and because OF their analyti-
cal tendencies are a great discour.
agement to others, especially those
who are not talented in giving rea-
son Tor the faith that Is in them
All and Fire people are often very
much irrltated with Virgo born.
sndSsometimes Virgo people do not
get along together for the same
reason.
Children born on this date SHOULD
besgiyen a small garden to plant, to
watch and to attend to the grow
ING. Give them music rs a recres-
ton and promoter or harmony.
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Restaurants

FOR BETTER MEALS AND SER.
VICE, PALACE RESTAURANT.
1913 Main street. 54s7A
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5 ROOMS, fine lot, Rhea Terrace.
Bargain. Call 244. 54ssA
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/ Household Goods

FOR SALE Overland touring car
or trade for Ford Coupe or
touring. Inquire No. I Mine, ask
Tor oberstadt. 5457A
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Auto Repairs

AUTO REPAIRING and tops built
and repaired. FAIRMONT CAR
RAGE WORKS. Phone 1881,
68e3A
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Business OPPORTUNITIES

ADVERTISE IN TAMPA. II you
want TO buy, sell Or, exchange a..
yertiae your wares In Tampa and
South Florida. One o! the most
prosperous regions OF today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. LarY,
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want ad Iinsage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed "a
all advertisers. Regular rate one
cent per word. Monthly rate on ap.
piication. Inquiries cheerfully an,
sWered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa. Floridk. SS66A
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WANTED TO SELL Sonora VIC
trola, in first class condition.
Price $4,000. No records includ-
ed Phone 302-W. Address 1S1
Elkins Street. 5451A
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Help Wantei

wANTED-Boy or girl for general
factory work. Must be Is years
old. 50 per day. Call Ss5.w. 54ssA
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FOR SALE: Mission chair rocker
and settee; reed baby carriage;
iron bed; royal blue springs;
porch chairs. Mrs. N. L. 0'Neal,
Si6 Boydston Street: 5461A
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED light
housekeeping rooms. All con-
Veniences. sos Vermont avenue
543SA
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WANTED = Three or four room
house or UNFINISHED rooms
cali Bell 1SS6.R, or 21O Liberty ave
nue.. 5A59A
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ONE OAK DAVENPORT. Bargaiu
Good condition. Phone 17l9-M.
SASHA
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PHONE 2s1
Household Goods

WANTED TO sELL-one house,
seven rooms ard bath with two
lots. Price reasonable. Sac W. =.
Steele, Houghton Addition, Mann
lnston, w. Va. 1853 A
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Bargains in real estate, or in tho
senting Of apartments and houses
will be a feature OF the Want Ads
TOR the next two weeks. Watch
them daily,
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Dentists

DENTAL BARGA1Ns-Cold GROWING
$500 up. False teeth $3.50 up.
Teeth extracted 75c: DR.. Smith. 3O4
Merchant ST, Open evenings.
543SA
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POSITION WANTED AS BOOK.
KEEPER by middle aged lady.
Phone 1276.R. 5464A
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WANTED = House to rent, sia
rooms, bath and all conyeniences
Box y. R, R., care The West Vir'
kfnian. 5t62A
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NICE LARGE AIRY ROOM, extra
large wardrobe, nicely furnished
newly painted Rent reasonable
Phone 1571-R. >546sA
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.H.OUSEHOLDERS'
BARGAINS

Many useful articles
will be found in this
column.
You too, can advertise
under the following clas-
sifications, miscellaneous,
FOR sale, for exchange and
wanted. All this week
FREE
Read 'em all and profit.
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FOR SALE: Six room house on
jackson addition. Phone 6OO-M.
5455A
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TWO light housekeeping rooms,
4p6 Quincy street. 544sA
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Farms For Sale

FARMS in Chester, Montgomery
and Berks counties: large and
small; at all prices; II interested
send for my descriptive price list.
II. D. FUNK, Royersford, Pa. saba
200 ACRE DAIRY FARM Craw.
ford County, four miles from
MeadvillH. Large house, three
barns. garage, silo. One mile 10
railroad station. An ideal home.
Owner must sell. Jessie H. Boyd,
3S5 Walnut street, Meadville, Pa.
SAT- A
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FORD Delivery BODY. Bargain tol
quick buyer. Phone 327-R.
546S 4
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Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED RooMs-prices rea,
sonable. SEA ogder Avenue,
Phone 2s6-W. 4S22A
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ON CITY STREETS saturday
night a gold bar pin. Initials
on pin "E. Med" Return to IS
Mckinney Street or call phone
26S-R. 5511A
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WANTED TO BuY-sanitary
couch. Phone 5so-M, 54ss A
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FOR sALE-overland touring ca,
(. or will trade for Ford. Call
House 1877. No. ! Mine. 5473A
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FOR SALE-Confectionery Or will
sell fixtures. showcases, pair
OF Toledo Scales, Soda Fountain,
Ice Cream Tables and Chairs. 3lj
Market street. Phone 1851. 5479A
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FOR SALE = Three burner oil
stove. Call 1T51.M, either morn.
ings or evenings. 54s5A
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AT A BIG SACRIFICE, 10 room
pressed brick residence close in.
Corner. Garage. Call 244. 54ssA
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Hauling and Transfer

], c. NULL-Haultng OF all kinds,
MOVING A SPECIALITY. 20Y
Diamond street. Phone 1497.M.
\ 537SA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
MAYOR AGAINST
CUT IN SALARIES
Won't Reproduce "Fiasco
on School Board"

Mayor Brown refused Tuesday 10
pull a Taylor" and cut salaries 81
city employees.
I'VE do not want n situation 10
arise In city affairs similar 20 the
fiaseo ON the school board Brown
said. II Will devote my energies TO
the elimination 81 waste. not the TO.
ducsion Of salaries"
Mayor Brown iasued an immediate
call for all departmental budget cstl'
mates for the coming year.
'~rhe estimates must be IN the
hands 81 the council BY July TO-" be
said u am anxious 10 make a
thoro inspection of the budgets be-
fore that time. 40 that all espcndi.
lures no, absolutely necessary can be
cut down"
Brown declared that he expected
every department head TO kick out
political incurables."
That he will take Drastic steps 20
abolish soyFidinK IN city aulomo-
bilep was stated by tho mayor. who
sald that he IL having a check made
of all machines IA the municipal
service.
brown finished a busy morning by
alKnlng the Initiative pctitions for the
repeal o. the poll tax. the rewriting
of the workmen's compensation act
and the abolition OF the Injunction In
labor disputes.
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CIVIL SERVICE
MAY LEAVE CITY

Seattle 10 IN Imminent danger 81
Ipsing the headquarters Of the eicv.
snth district Of the federal clyli ssry.
Ice commission.
T'hla was learned Tuesday when
DIR. 9. w. Paine secretary OF the
district. received a request. thru the
euztodian of the local building from
the treasury department IN Wash.
lnston 20 vacats his present quarters
In tho federal building for smaller
ones.
Dr. Paine declared that he had
barely enough room AZ II II. and that.
II tho plan was carried out, n would
mean ho would be forced 20 move
cut 81 Seattle. Tho civil servsce
commission has no appropriation for
rents. 10 II IL obliged 10 occupy quar-.
tern In Eovernmentowned buildings.
The move VIII not be made with.
out a fight. however. a. Dr. Paine
declared he would make every effort
IN his power 10 keep HIS present
quarters. which arc wanted for the
use Of tho United states district at.
torney.
The eleventh disfrtcs comprises the
states Of Washington. Oregon. Idaho
and Montana. and ALASKA. and IN the
event of a NOV. the offices may 20
20 any city IN that territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
WON'T SPONSOR
TAYLOR RECALL
Legion Head Denies Ever
Making Such Plans

The American Legion Is not coins
10 start a recall movement against
E r. Taylor. member Of the school
board. This was made clear In a
statement 10 The star today by J.
Arthur Younger. commander OF
Rainier. Noble post.
There has boon considerable pub
lic Misunderstanding OF our position. .
said Mr.. Younger today. "Aa The
star has been perfectly fair thruout
the controversy and has shown a
willingness 70 publish all sides 81
the matter. ! should like 10 AJAX Il
TO set our attitude clear.
our Joint educational committee
prepared letter telling % Mr.. Tay.
lors prediction promises. r.eltins
his actions since taking office ana
concluding with statement that u
was the belief of the committee he
should be recalled.
However. Il was never the com.
mitteea intention OF starting a recall
itself or OF having the Legion es a
whole start one. IL was simply n
public recommendation that the off
ciai be recalled.
THE Legion later indorned this
letter That IL as far as n has gone
and as far m n viii 90.
Various persons and organizations
have been attempting to force the
Legion into initiating a recall but
we are not IN politics. and are no,
golng to set In"
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NOW DEAD ISSUE

Unemployment. by far the moxt
serious problem which confronted the
state during tho winter. u virtually
dead issue IN Washington today,
according 10 figures submitted to the
state bureau 81 statistics BY the fed.
~rni employment office. Some pco.
pls are out OF work. these figures
show. but there are vacant Jobs TO
Just about the same number. In 9TH
or words. tho supply has caught Up
with tho demand. and employment
conditions are normal again.
Ths Improvement II laid 10 In.
creased activity In building. road
construction and tho lumber and LOG.
ging industries.
During May the federal employ.
fnent office found work for more
than 5000 persons. and only too ap-
piicants for Jobs we're disappointed
An even better percentage Was main
tanned in the Seattle office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
$4,000 HEART
BALM IS ASKED
Matte E. Baker Sues Or,
c. N. Maxey

Pleading on the $4,000 breach %
promise case OF Matte r.. Baker
against Dr. C. n. aaxey. Seattle chi.
ropraetor. began IA Judge u. M.
Carvy's court Tuesday morning. The
case opened In superior court Mon.
day afternoon.
Mlss naker charges that IN No.
vemher. 1915. che gave her promise
10 wed Dr Maxey In June 81 the fol.
lowing year. In November. she
claims. tho errpnEment was an.
nounced. In June. however. the wed.
ding Was postponed. and later. the
plaintiff declares. postponed aEain.
In August OF 1890. Miss naker
rayA for no reason OF hers. DR.. MAJ.
~ politely refused 20 marry her si
any time. In the complaint. nhe
names Miss Maud kearns. an lnsifuc'
tor IN the art department Of the Uni.
vsTsliy o. Washington. who Il now
temporarily looated al Lsebury. ore.
Miss Baker declares Dr. Mnxey
has been corresponding With Miss
kearnz for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
SOARING AND
MAYOR CALLED

Former Chief OF Police w. III.
ssarsns and Mayor r. }. Brown
we're both called before the grand
Jury Tuesday morning. Mayor
Brown IL believed 10 be oonductins
an Independent, investigation into
tho death Of pairolmAn Charles
Legntc.
The calling Of new witnesses
Monday afternoon II believed "a
have resulted from these invessies
lions. Chief Of Police w. II. Sew.
~ryns IN said also TO be working
with the mayor.
Among Mondays witnesses were
Bertha Marshal. a negress. now N
the county JAIL on a disorderly con
duct charge: }. II. Chambers. pres
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me good and praise u highly. fou
are welcome to use this letter as .
testimonial. "-SrEiIA NEWTON. K
X. g. Portland. Indiana
Mothers - You should carefully
guard your daughter % health. Advise
6er ~ the danger which comes from
standing around with cold or wet feet,
from lifting heavy articles. or over
working. DO not LET her overstudy.
IL she complains OF headachs, pains
In back or lower limbs. or II you no
tica q slowncss OF thought. nervous
ness or irritabiIity on the part Of your
daughter. give her careful attention
Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Is an excellent medicine
for your daughter to take, as II y
especially adapted torelieve just such
symptoms. Remember II contains
nothing that can injure her.
Il dwafft n a m. sx,f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
BOOZE TAKEN
IN HOT FIGHT

SALINAS. Cal. June 20. - one
thousand cases Of Scotch whisky
from CANADA. is touring cars. mo-
tor truck and a gasoline launch were
seized and az least half dozen men
arrested early today when prehihi.
ton agents trapped rum ssnuggisru
on the coast near Point Pinos. &C
cortiing 20 word reaching here
The seizure was made only aft~r
an exchange Of shots between the
prohibition officers. who were from
San Francisco. under the leadership
of Special Agent Wheeler. and tho
xmuggierR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Finder of Bank Loot
Assists Authorities

A. w. King was at Lake Keecheius
Tuesday. assisting Deputy Sheriff
FIRED Plymaie Of snohomish county
and two representatives OF the East
E,anwood bank IN tho recovery OF
thousands Of dollars worth Of securi-
ties stolen from the bank several
months ago. whale wandering thru
the woods sunday King and his wife
stumbled on tho secret hoard OF the
bank robbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20

Ernest seaborg and w. J. Kinney.
in charge Of tho local state fisherie,
and game office. were preparing
Tuesday to move their headquarters
from $50 Seneca Ut. to tho Bell ~.
dock Considerable money will be
saved By abandonment Of tho Seneca
st. office. which has been occupied BY
the departments for years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
SEX OF LIZARDS Is
CHANGED AT WILL By
SCIENTISTS IN FRANCE

PARIS. June ao---sssx Of GALA
mAnters has been successfully al
tered BY Prof. chAmpy, Frsnch
scientist
By alternately feeding and
starving hi. lizards. tbs expert.
mcn,er successfully chanxed them
from male 20 female and back
again.
Prof. Champy said experiments Of
Prof. Mavor at Schenectady. ". Y
In changing tho ser OF banana
flies adds valuable evidence 20 tho
the theory that scr can be prcds-
termined and even changed.
we have not progressed 10 far
for mo 20 state whether that Y
win eventually be possible 10
change the sex Of humans" Prof.
champy said. Il am containing
my experimental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
Cruiser Seattle to
CO on Active Duty

The cruiser Seattle. put out Of com
MISSION . year ago, IL to be repaired
and returned to active duty. ncs'ord-
ir1x "a word received at the Brsmsr-
ton navy gard The Missouia. and
Charlotte. also out Of commission,
may b repaired. too. The coast
board q naval inspection viii visit
Bremerton next week TO look over
the three vesseis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
8 Seattleites Win
Dentists, Licences

OLYMPIA. June se.--CandidAtes
from Seattle who rscsived state dem
tai licenses In Olympia last week
were Robert Y. Blackburn. William
8. wienier. Esther r. Hoiway. Miles
w. Ward. Harry l. Gerber. w. g.
spanton. Ellhu Lurie. Earl II. Led
ingham. and Allan Frederick Span
ton
rcrty-sour candidates from all
parts Of the state were granted
iicenses-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-20
New Schedule Fixed
for Pacific Express

ST. PAUL. Juno 2o.--The Pacific
Express. one Of the trnnscontinental
standard bearers Of the Northern Pa
ciflc railway. will leave ~. Paul and
Minneapolis July 2 on new sched
uic. A. ". Smith. passenger traffic
manager. announced today.
With all steel equipment. the train
will leave 81 Paul nj SIS q. m In
stead OF 1905. as now, and Mime
apolis at $40 a. m. instead OF ii4o,
arriving in Seattle at p;2S p. m.