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The Washington herald., 1922-11-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

P. F. CARLEY co.
Millinery & corset store. hest NV. shop
ping district; rent si35. Just the place
for lady seeking nice. well-paying occupa-
tion. Price, $4,000.
p. F. CARLEY co.
Auto repair shop and garage; fs-csr ca
pacity; well-established business on main me-
thorouesfnre; n1 wafer. cleo. heat; rent. SIS.
Pr. CARLEY co.
ROoming house. partly furnished: central
NV; rent. $3.50; s rooms; elec. Price.
$3.50.
P.F. CARLEY co.
Auto repair garage for Is cars. Just of
18th st. nw.: doing q good business; rent,
s1J; lease. Price, $1,000.
p. F. CARLEY co.
Grocery store: in exclusive NV. location !;
no competition; living rooms; 7-year lease;
rent, s45; price, SO 600.
P. +. 'CARLEY co.
Groceries & meats. in Georgetown: a busy
place; rent, $50: living rooms: uaranteed
income OF 500 ner week. Price, SO, 700.
P. F. CARLEY CO.
Pipe hospital; well equipped with all the
necessary tools and a large valuable stock:
rent. $40, for entire building. Will teach
the business. Price. So 200.
P. F. CARLEY co.
sl7 f st. v. ". Fir. s1as
2I0
MUST SELL AT ONCE. LEAVING CITY
Fifteen-room rooming house. furnished.
$500, balance terms
THos. LEONARD & 60.
4"G La. ave. Main 1896
26i
BUNGALOW LOCATED IN Mt. RAINIER;
rooms bath. gas. fur heat, large
porches; lot 1O5x1so; chicken house; newly
napered and painted: garage Price, SO, 500:
$1,000 cash. A. " wILDMAN & CO, sol
9th st. NV. FIR. 640G. 5SS
VIM. E. CARNEY G. co.
BUSINESS BROKERS
623 NV. ~ floor Phone F. 4547
Ali kinds Of places. at prices and terms
to suit you. 237
P. F. CARLEY co.
Rooming House. near 7th and II SITS. NV.
Nine room and bath; rent. $50; a give
IF. CARLEY co.
Exclusive Millinery Store; central nw.;
suitable for refined lady: price. s3.909.
p. r. CARLEY co.
Cafeteria; near government buildings; rei-
sonahle rent: price. $4,000
p. F. CARLEY co.
Meat Market; near postofice; rent. 800:
money maker: price 5000.
P. F. CARLEY co.
Grocery; near 25th and Pa. ave NJ
a bargain at $3.50. Act Quick.
p =. CARLEY CO
Grocery and Meats in Anacostia. y. C.:
, rooms and kitchen: rent. $50: 5-year
lease; price, 81 800
p. F. CARLEY co.
Grocery and Meats in Brookland, d. c.;
rent. $40; price. So.
p F. CARLEY CO.
Book Store: near and 7th SITS. NV;
rent, $50: submit offer
p. r. CARLEY co.
Near Beer: near Government Printing
Office; rent. s75; 3-year lease; price, S900.
p y. CARLEY co
Gold mine for sale for $4,000: colored
cabaret: none like it in town; clears over
$50 per year.
r. r. CARIEY co.
Grocery and Meats; near navy yard:
rooms and store; rent. s30.50: price. $l,S0o.
P. F. CARLEY CO.
617 L ST. NV. FRANKLIN 6I53.
n
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AUTOMOBILES
Fol- Sale.
REAL BARGAINS

As<4A ofAIkIk4lIyo
80 CASH; % PER WEEK AND Up.
Overland TcsrinE. 1o--Motor and tires IN
Chevrolet Roadster. siss--An economical
car IN splendid coalition; good tires.
Overland Touring. sl45-Five good tires;
motor running fne: looks good.
Buick Touring. slsS-Four new tires;
Auburn Tonring S215-Five new tires;
motor excellent; looks and runs like new.
Buick Touring, s225-Motor lust over
hauled; new top; tires good
CASH OR TERMS OR TRADE
Mr.. Slattery,
sss Q st. NV. Sraaklln ssos.
PACKARD TRUCK-ExPREss 60DY. RE
Gently rebuilt and painted. Barsain for
quick sale. APOSTOLIC MISSION HOUSE,
Brookland, d. O.. Phone North 173o. 297
LATE 1921 FORD TOURING; ME-
chanically perfect; looks ike new; fully
equipped; 1915; terms II desired. Phone
Main s99s. 5&
one 2n-roN sELDEs rRuck: Loxa
cab and windshieid; Ere ahaps and newly
painted: $4,000: terlaa.
WITT-WILL CO., INC.
ez 5 et: ne. Pho.s Yranklin- $50.
ONE a-ToN wITr-wuL rRuck wrrH
anm2 body; u 200: terma
WITT-WILL CO., INC.
e y 8. .. rhon. rr.anil. 80
THREE AUTocAR TRUCKS;
ROTARY HOSTS: STEEL
LINED BODIES: TRADED IN
AND FOR SALE CHEAP;
COMPLETELY OVER
HAULED AND PAINTED.
PRICE FOR THREE. % 900.
TERMS. WrTT-wfLL CO..
INC. SO N ST. NE. FRANE-
LIN <666
GARAGES
~~~--~~~~~-~-~~~~~~-~-~-----~
FOR RENT
Two garages. one car capacity. 6S3
Raleigh St sc.
P. F. CARLEY,
ST. z st. NV. Franklin sI5s.
227
GARAGE FOR RENT. 843 EAST CAPITOL
st. Phone Lincoln JO73 1s4
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NEAR 14TH 4 u SITS. n w.-STORE AND
8 apartments: side and rear alley; double
garage: rent $3.50. Price Sc5.000 LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER. 1407 y. Y. Ave. N. W.
Main 1896
GRO. IN GOOD NV SECTION: DOING A
good business: rent. ss5: price s.. 500.
p. r. CARLEY,
SIT st. NV Franklin 615S
ROOMING ROUSE; GOOD NV. SECTION;
12 rooms ind bath; rent. $3.50: price.
$1.l00.
p. r. CARLEY,
SIT r st nv. Franklin sIss
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Bedbugs, Reaches, Rats
exterminated by experts. guarantee results.
NATIONAL ExTERMINAToR CO.
S06 9th ct. NV. Franklin 27ea
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unfurnished,

DESIRABLE APARTM MENT IN con-
venient NV. sections rooms and bath |:
large porch. This IL q spacious apartment
with large closets and contains every home
comfort; selling on cooperative plan. Only
s5-2n0: 81. 500 cash. Total monthly pay
ments. ssn. O. 3. BENNETT. 500 Cont. II.
Rld9 Main 65el
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ENCrILENT srLFCTTovS-
SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Near Rock Creek
Pretentinus detached brick with double ca,
garsge: large lot: near Longfellow ST. sever
spacfous hefrooms: tiled baths: all modern
improvements: beautiful furnishings through
out This II q gem" Arrange to see Il
to-day Rent only s4O0 per month and cal
be leased fo- two years
wM. &. HARTrNG.
Main s7,. 11os 18th st. NV
Instant Service
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

EXPERIENcED HOTEL CLERK; HAS
been employed as night clerk. 7. n. c.
A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 173s @ 1t. nv
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NEW HOME. COMPLETELY pYrAcHEp.
On lot with eo-foot frontage On pleasant
street; center hall plan: eight rooms snd
bath: breakfast porch: all modern improve
nents; servants room; rsrsge. Price. ti1y.
ooo. MekEEyER a Goss. l4l5 Eve 81
~. Main tfx1 so
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MAN WANTS POSITION AS BooKKREP.
er, either whole or part time. Apply
Z. n O. A. EMPLOYMENr DEPT. fise
q 1T nv. IN
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!.

EXCELLENT Art. SITE NEAR 10Th 4 n
Y. ave.-AttTsctive price and terms; 5
horses in group. CAYvOoD BROS. &
GARRETT INC ala \ ave NV
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.-sENl-pErACHED
home Of eight rooms and two baths: eei-
Isr and attic: front and sleeping ana fftrh..
service porch; hardwood foor and trim:
hot water heat; electric lights; open nre-
place: honse 10 - feet wide: larre lot:
garaee. Price, sis,S0O McKEENfR a
G0SS lfiS Eve st Main fTs3 lnl
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NEW YORK AVE. NEAR NEW JERSEY
ave. nw.-Eight rooms; = baths: h.-v. n. F;
all improvements: renting for $3.50: 7rice.
50 .no0: on terms CANwoOD BROS. a
GARRETT. INC. al5 v Y. ave. NV
COR. 9th & r. I. AVE. Nw.-THIs PROM
inent corner can ne bought very rpa SON
ably: the price Of s23.lOO includes business
and buildings. CAYwooD BROS. GAR
oETT INC 9l5 V Y ave- NV
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FOR QUICK RESULTS FOR HELP OR
employment THE BUSY EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, SCI 18th. Main $3.50 a42
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1<TH ST y W. krorT Ynr ST.
Good Investment nusiness: rents. s163,
Price 500 900 THOMAS g. PETTY. eols
18th st NV n 4isS.
Fl ST. n. E.-s6. 500 BRICK: STORE AND
rms. and bath: elec. and gas: rear alley.
DAVID f. RARRY. 1877 n st. NV. ~ 1901.
s15 0ao-EAsILY CONVERTED TO BUsI-
ness-Io r 4 b.: h-wh.: cleo and gas:
tsth st near Col ri. DAVID e BARRY.
iSn7 " st ~ N-in 1871
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15
business Good,

Many OF the local retail merchants
! stated this morning that although
there was no sign yet Of very heavy
Christmas shopping In town, business
! In general has heen much bcttaT the
past few mqnths than 1t has been la
a long while. This + due, they be-
liove TO the increase In work In the
local factories and the increase, also
In the population here.
Most of the stores arc planning to
keep open every niEht next week for
the convenience of their customers,
aud big rush In trade Is expected.
Thus far. the Christmas shopping has
not been nearly as heavy as hi past
years. although 1t has been good.
The merchants. however, expect that
next week will be busy one for
them.
The Coal situation,
Much Indignation is stll being ex-
pressed In local circles over the let
ter published by Fue Administrator
Russell, relating to the delivery of
coal In pIainVille by New Britain
dealers, Reports from the Hardware
City state that there Is plenty of coal
to be had In that city and local peo-
pie have thought themselves fortu-
nate in being able to secure some for
themselves. seeing that coal Is re-
ported as being so short.
Local people seem to think that the
state administrator should feel that
the New Britain dealers were doing
great service to Plainville by sup
plying needy persons with fuel Local
dealers are unable to secure coal In
any quantities and when n shipment
Is received, 1t Is delivered SO quickly
that hardly anyone can get suffi-
cient quantity. II has been great
convenience to many here to be able
to secure coal from New Britain be-
cause of the inability of the fuel adj
ministration to furnish the local deal
err with supply big enough for the
town. Local people expressed as
hopeful that the supply will not be
cut off entirely for If 1t Is, there Is
bound to be Il great dem of unneces-
sary suffering here.
Weather predictions for the past
week have been that an extremely
cold snap would follow the storm
which has been overhead yesterday
and today, and the position some of
tho people find themselves at the
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15
TO ISSUE NEW CON
"Gnods Rubie" Corresponding to
Value OF Various C0mmOss h@ VIII
BE introduced In Russia!

Moscow, Dec. 16.--As ttf gold
ruhle cannot at present BE- regarded
as the real measure of valpe In RUS
sia, a new rnble called the goods
rubte." corresponding to I'll" value Of
certain kinds of goods is tp 1e intro
dueed as commercial currency.
Wages viii be fixed In god lt ruhlea."
In addition to the goods "a Die" II IL
proposed to introduce into she market
other varieties of the rubIs, namely,
agricultural, export, imporl Ind bud
get rubles. 49, 4u IT,
A we'll informed Ruasiaf business
man. questioned as to tho soNeta'
latest financial plans. said tie intan-
ton was that paper issues should In
theory be backed by supplies of goods.
Regarding the export abe import
Issues, he said that the Paper would
be backed for face value bT all tho
trade entering and leaving RUSSIA
The new financial meas1f,s II PROD
ably attributable to the faSst that the
supply of gold ruhlea Ia soaring ex-
tinction, and to desire On the part
Of the Soviet officials to des1 . blow
at the people who are hoakdlnE them.
An effort was made by the Eolahevikz
some time ago to declare me car.
duma and Kerensky ruhles valueless.
but 1t did not succeed.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15
Suit for $4,000 Result
Of Automobile Accident

Natha1ia Aznar. through Lawyer
William Nj. Greerstein, has brought
suit for $4,000 against. Charles n.
Burns %of Hartford. Tive action Is
based on alleged injuries suffered as
the result of an automobile accident
on Stanley street, on September TO-.
The suit is returnable in the superior
court at Hartford, on the first Tues
day of January
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15
PALMER QUITS COMMITTEE
Democratic Committeeman Attacks
Colleagues For "Poor Showing
Reorganization Planned.

At a meeting of the democratic
state central committee yesterday at
New Haven, the resignation of ex-
United States Marshal William r..
Palmer was received after a fiery at
tack on the committee as whole
for its alleged poor showing in the
last election. %~
A committee to reorganiZe the party
throughout the state was named with
the following as members: C. M.
Yeon hs of Andover, A. s. Lynch of
New Haven, +. ,. Holt of Hartford,
Fannie ID. WEIGH of Columbia.
Frank l.. Conlon of this city, rep
resentatiye Of this district on the
committee, was invited to attend but
was unable to be present. .
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15

present does moi cause them to be-
come Joyous over the news that vi
may expect the e0ldeat weather oil
the year,
Notes
The executive committee of Hreck-
Barnes Post, American Legion, will
meet with the Officers Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary this evening.
l., H. Roberts has entered the Now
Britain hospital for treatment,
One Cent Sale, Hats for tho price
of one, Goldenhlum Millinery Co..
1873 Main ST.. New Britain.--adyt.
ACCIDENT automobile and life. Surety and
fidelity bonds. Philip If. FaEan, Con. ina,,
Booths block Room 4o7 Phone siai.
Persons wishing milk from Pima
clerox Farm may, secure same direct
from farm truck. at following prices:
MIX. zoe per quart: cream, soc per
bottle. This milk Is produced under
most modern equipment from n full
btooded, tuherculin-tested herd of
Jerseys. Phone 2S5.
PINNACLERO& FARM.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15

a aliaht Afa Il q cars owned III
Waiter fi6trsaH % Center stree
brought the chemical ON gestaEdas
afternoon. uAmaHa amounted g #lH
Miss Esther Chamberlain Ieft thta
morning for an autoFaobila trip 81
stattshnrg. NJ. r. she viii bring
hack COW purchased b her father
The Sons Of Italy Fair will apan III
GermnniA hall on Friday evening ana
Will be held Tor two nights.
The Lewis High school basketball
team viii Journey to NanEatuek THU
evening To play the high school tsgtla
there.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15
$3.50 Reward Offered for
Arrest Of Mrs. Phillips

Los Angeles, Dec. ia reward of
$3.50 for the recapture of Mrs. Clara
Phillips hammer murdefess", who
esFaned from the Los Angeles county
iaii. Decent Der 5, has been offered by
Sheriff william /. TreageF.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15
PROPOSE NEW HOME.
Younger Japanese Officials Advocating
IN Rrand New Plan.


sa Brand New Plan.
Toxic, Dec. 16.- The younger Off
Gals of the household department are
advocating plan to make the Akasa-
ka detached palace, where the Prince
of Wales resided, Il permanent dwell
ing for the Prince Regent. They pro-
pose to remodel this palace along
lines similar to Buckingham Palace,
appropriatinE half of 1t for the re-
gents use and the other half for re-
ception of guests. A Japanese build
ing would be added for Princess Ma
gako and her attendants.
The older officials think that al
though the palace was intended by
Emperor MeiJi for the Crown Prince,
the Kasumigaseki Palace, where the
Regent now lives. Ii more suited TO
his wishes for simplicity and example
of economy to the people.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15
SOUTHINGTON NEWS
School Board Meets--Country Club to
IncoFnoratc--Siight Fire Yesterday
Notes and Personals.

Inc0Fnorate.--Silght Fire Yesterday
Notes and Personals.
The school board met last evening
with the following members present;
Messrs Miller Schmidt, McGar. Per-
siani. Trap, Kennedy and superin-
tendent Coggins. Bills amounting 10
s2.701.86 were ordered paid. The
resignation of Miss Nellie M. Pease,
teacher In the Lincoln school was &C
cepted.
There will be special meeting of
the Southington Country club in Ok
ley assembly hall Wednesday evening.
December 90. The question of inecz-
poratlng Under the state law will be
taken up.
Dennis O'Keefe of Bristol street.
formerly a barber in town, has pur-
chased, the barber shop formerly
owned by Jacob Heinrich.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15

Or. +. C.. Hodgson will be at his
once on Saturday ng.-advt
ACCIDENT, automobile and life, Surety ana
:, ldeIIty bonds Philip NJ. Pagan, Gen. ms
5Booth's block, Room 407. Phone 2lsi.
One Cent Sale. Hats for the price
OF one. GoldenbIum Millinery Co.
f8s Main st., New Britain.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15

ACCIDENT. automobile and life. Surety and
hdanty bonds. Philip M Fagan. Con, ina.,
booths block. Room 4dJ. Phone 9i3i.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15

The male quartet from Piedmont
college IN Demorest, Georgia, will give
a concert In the Newington Congre-
gational chapel this evening.
Mrs. William III. Buell. of Philadel-
phia is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Can
field of Eewington Center.
]. c. Trebert and Miss Ethel Ire
bert have closed their home on Ridge
way street and are spending the win
tier in Hartford.
The Maple Hill Bridge club will not
meet again until after New Year
Miss Alice Clarke has returned to
her home in Wallingford after spend
ing several days with Miss Airline
Root. -.t
New Britain herald., 1922-12-15

Rim TO HAVE: !.
CHRISTMAS TREE
Singing Will Be Held
llOlgd Il December "a
B TO HOLD DRIVE
Il TX Lillian HOfr-~Art Exhibit
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Closed To-
Bank Takes Unregistered w.
Eaanps-OtIuer Items.

fstfnas will be observed this
iA3agtrnly old fashioned way. A
nunity Christmas tree will be set
ii The community house grounds
Sunday evening, December "a,
iq9nspeople are to gather around
aaging Christmas carols. g..
Il tree Is to be used in the Con-
Slional church on Thursday at
annual Sunday school Christmas
Atatson and will be moved to the
tannity grounds on Friday, where
y be again trimmed and will re-
until sometime during the week
egember Is.
Y qn Christmas eve a group of
Vi children will sing carols on the
end In many windows will be
lighted candles, which, accord
4 The story, guide the Christ
pll His way. 1t Is planned to
thls Christmas custom in the
several having placed lighted
Is II their windows last year.
American Legion Meets
aIipn- Kasica post of the Anlerl-
tglon will carry on a campaign
asR members In the near future,
decided at a meeting held in
n hall, Kensingtpn, last eve
splte of the weather there was
attendance and those present
a That the campaign will not
Aaal at least 1876 of the 140 eX-
Etafen of the town have become
ssfs VI the post.
thursday evening, December 2s,
annual meeting of the post willi
A smoker Ia planned, re-
saetts win be served and an en-
Ial4nent presented. Lawrence
a@fa post adjutant and Harry
we're appointed to make ar
snts for the meeting.
saH 81 men have Ueeu assigned
slss which will scour the town
"a ef new members. "
Lillian A. Hon.
..lIla1 4 Hon. the two year old
80 n Mr.. ana Mrs. Albert
z eynnore road, Kensington,
neF home Yesterday Nh losar
she was sick but four
nst'al was held this afternoon
from the home, REV. A. q. /
pastor Of st. Matthews
~ ehurch. New Britain, Off
Ifitsrment was In frairview
" britain.
ibitipn Wen Attended. j.
rs large attendance last
The art exhibition which is
ia At the Junior High school,
The pictures, represen-
= q the worlds famous paint
9 much admiration. An
Pta orchestra composed of |
= I'D school students under the
4. Dodge, furnished |
sssaEig the evening and received |
Fable comment.
lhltion viii BE- held again |
saalsH md Il Ii expected that !,
wiil take advantage Of the |
81 zee the pictures. In
With tie exhibit an enter
n Re presented THiA win 1
pity nE ITO u3cinnH.
ilil0ilI1eaa this morning that /
ia alfeaax made over s15l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-30
PREDICT WAVE
OF PROSPERITY
Upward Swing In 1923 Is
Seen by Boards

WASHINGTON. Dec. ?s.--with
an optimism firmly based on a year
OF virile industrial ana mechanical
achievement. the federal reserve
board and the department OF com
merce. In year.end analyses and fore.
casts Of the nations business. today
united In predicting greater prosper.
ity for American business IN is2s.
Despite unsettled economic condi-
lions abroad and difficulties In many
domestic businesses. both agencies SEQ
for American business q steady up
ward swing.
The federal government. with re
duction OF tho total Understanding
debt OF the country Of tse7 100000 In
tho Is months ending December IL
blaxed the way toward fiscal solidar.
ity for tho country's economic struo-
turc, the department, OF commercs
claimed.
Production In basic industries Ia In.
creasing. contrary 20 the general rule
al this time Of tho year. tho reserve
board stated.
Textile mill. were 20 per cent moro
active this year than last. iron and
steel production Increased from go TO
10 per cent: petroleum. is per cent.
coke. 20 per cent. paper. from 70 TO
30 per cont: rubber. 40 per cent;
autos. 50 per cent. building construc-
ton. 80 per cent: lumber. % per cent.
brick. so per cent. leather. Is per
cent: sugar. 40 per cent
Outstanding declines were per
cent In bituminous and AZ per cent In
anthracite coal. due to the strikes.
Despite wide pessfmism over the
plight of the farmer. agricultural
crop values for fsc7, according TO the
board. exceeded by IS per cent the
value Of the 1874 crop. Crop values
WIRE only ~ per cent less than the
reoord-brsaking total Of 1890.
Increased demand for labor. stimu.
lated by Increased Industrial prosper
ity and oursaiied immigration. prnnti.
caliy eliminated An Unemployment
problem this winter. the department
OF comnercs declared Labor short
ages are even beginning to become
manifest. notably IN the steel mills.
textile establishments and In tho
construction industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-30
GRAIN MARKET
CLOSES uneven

CHICAGO. Dee. ss,--Aii grains
closed unevcniy lower on the Chi
cago board OF trade today. due
largely 20 she weak closing OF wheat
AZ Liverpool Heavy liquidation on
the part OF Wall street operators.
evening up for tho year-end. was
also apparent Provisions closed un-
changed
December wheat opened OFF .c nj
sfetA and closed Off hc. May
opened Oft Nc at si.s6A and closed
off Inc. July opened Off NC NJ
si.fs. and closed OFF iAa
December corn opened off sc at
T5ac and closed up nc. May opened
unchanged at Ithc and closed up
sc. July opened of &c at II.
and closed up Sc
December oats opened unchanged
at tstc aud closed off Nc. May
opened or &c a. tsao and closed
or &C. July opened UNCHANGED at
cave and closed off &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-30
POLICE LOCKS
FOR SPEEDERS

seattle motorists who derive pleas
- from tapping . mean foot on the
ooss1erafor. and In parking near flrv-
UeuGB and m safety sonss. may soon
- mnnaced b. = nsw terror. II the
tnventtou q PAtroimsn ~ W. Pal
0er. r. ". Peay and y n parnsfi
> adopted b. the police.
The fnvention. an ingenious iockj
y meant 10 BE- attached to the steer
inR wheel or other projection Of the
auto n holds . nea; little traffic
alp In IT. Iron grasp. and servs ~
= poignant reminder TO the motortst
fhat he or she In called 20 court
X u proposed to attach The locks
- traffic violaforss cars. forcing them
~ report TO the police before II can
~ taken off. Lieut. c. O. Carr. head
n the traffic bureau. has announced
that he h In favor OF the device,
altho Il would seem that q motor
cycle officer would be compelled TO
drag 4 trailer full Of the locks upon
Ieavtng the station. to be prepared to
make arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-30

Smith Cove Ternin.l--Pier s--str III
dFidEs. str nessemer city. Pier h.
str President Mckinley.
Great Nerthsrn rermlnsi--str TeSama
Maru
non street Terrnmai-u. q c. q. Haids.
Pier lt-R-str cuihurrs-
Fter str Meriten.
Pier 1--Str Northwestern. str jefferson.
xtf cofdova.
Pier t--str Harry rnckenbach
Seattle shipeuiidinx prydoeh co.--str
Bexsr.
unicu Pacific rsrminsi--str Geo. Allen.
ctr NkkNwsii
Pacific ceast Coal Bunksrs--U. 8 L H.
r. Heather.
u. ,. shipping Board Mcornss-str leo
uium. str Anna E- Morse. str silver
ado. ctr cross Keys. str Delight. str
west Hsrttsnd. str West fsoa. str
Wniiinaford. ctr I.ubrico.
connsesieut Street rerminah-str willie
A. HiExins
Atlantic stree, rerminai-ssr santa
Hamnsnd MIN pcek-ssr Ryssai Maru
Lander street rerminsi-ssr Surveyor.
milwaukee, Ocean Tsrninsi-ruG Huma-
cenns.
a~nsrsi perscisum---str Yere~ r.ina..
Te1d nrvdccks--u. a. q. a Burnside. q.
q Q. q D-i~ood. ctr II '. Alexander
pushie Engineering worhs-str Sieths-
Puxst sound Bridge . prsdssns Co.
- esr fsstrrsou.
Am~s shipsarc . rsrminsi--ssr Rosss-
xsssissop's xni---ssr JsAa O. xrspss-
rick
Hssfsrnsn's prydess--ssr J.pshs. motor
AteakA Steamship Ncorsngs-str Nedsn.
ar yaldss. str Junexu.