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The Washington times., 1922-11-19
REEVES GUARANTY
Co. TO SELL HOMES
Department Added to Aid
Clients Who Do Not Want
To Face Building Delay.

The opening Of a real estate sales
department was announced yester'
day by the Reeves Guaranty Com
pany In the international building
1919 + street northwest.
Previously to yesterday the com
pany has been engaged exclusively
In making real estate loans and
financing building operations for in
dividuals who desire to build homes
after their own ideas and plans.
The company has undertaken to
enable such people who did not have
sufficient cash to finance a home OF
their choosing on very liberal
basis. With the opening Of the real
estate sales department in charge OF
II. X. McCook. who has had consid'
rable real estate experience, and n
number OF experienced real estate
statesmen, 1t il hoped this branch
can be used advantaReously by
home seekers In determining whether
il would be advisable for them to
build a home after plans OF their
own choosing or to purchase home
already built.
Ralph d. Reeves. president OF the
company. said that the idea OF open.
ing sales department was to give
the clients OF the company the added
advantage OF being put In touch
with homes which are being offered
for sale. as II has been found Of
times II would be to the advantage
of the client to purchase home
already constructed rather than ex.
periencing the delay incidental to
building construction.
The Washington times., 1922-11-19
Slam of Door
Brings Death
to Little Child

SIERRE MADRE. Nov. Is.
BECAUSE OF the jarring Of
= door. funeral services
were held here for two
year-old victim Of poisoning.
The victim Was the little child
Of MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Hlbbs.
The polson which caused the
death was q bottle ON the
shelf. but was shaken off BY
the slam of a door. An older
child In the family found the
bottle. opened II, played with
the pellets for q time and then
left them scattered about ON
the floor.
There they were found by
the baby. who swallowed them.
The Washington times., 1922-11-19
Stomach Pump Saves
Veteran From Poison

Disappointed over the refusal OF
board and lodging by officials Of
the Veterans Bureau, A. John
Camper. OF Alvarado. Washington
county, Va. an army veteran OF
nine years standing. went to the
District departmental headquarters
Of the American Legion shortly be-
fore noon today and swallowed what
is thought to have been bichioride
of mercury.
He was rushed 70 Mt. Alto Hospi'
tai. and prompt application OF a
stomach pump avePted danger of
death. according 10 physicians.
Camper was discharged four days
ago from Walter Reed Hospital.
with a report OF negative findings
after observation for tuberculosis.
The Washington times., 1922-11-19

of having two captains sit is not n
disadvantage since they know the
standards that are essential to good
policing.
The District Commissioners have
authority to appoint whomever
they choose, according to Francis
II. Stephens. corporation counsel,
to whom the question was referred
by Commissioner James +. Oyster
for a legal opinion.
II Ia believed that among those
to be appointed to the board. In
case the present members are ask
ed to resign. are Ringgold Hart. as
sistaht corporation counsel. and
Capt r. w. Brown. Odell Smith
is being considered as the third
member.
Captain Oyster yesterday stated
that no such change would be
made this month. He stated that
charges in the method of operat ation
of the Police Department will be
few until after the adoption OF
the revised police manual.
MANUAL NEARLY READY.
The overhauling of the manual
is practically complete. according
to Inspector William 8. Shelby.
who has been acting secretary of
the revision committee. 1t Is be.
lieved that 1t will be submitted to
the Commissioners about De.
cember l.
During the past months the
police trial board has attracted
considerable attention owing to
several important cases.
The Washington times., 1922-11-19
Declares Il has improved
her digestion, put an end
to gas forming, overcome
dizzy spells. Many people
testify.

Many days Of suffering could be
,voided IL people only realized how
important 1t Is to keep the liver
and bowels active. When there Is
q lack Of bile flowing from the
liver. the stomach falls to digest
he food an dconstipation 10 a sure
rcsui,, Dizzy spells. headaches.
foul breath, bad taste in the mouth.
.pots before the eyes and poor
sleep are positive signs of a lazy
81 am feeling better today than
have for long time and I'm
sure u In because my system has
been clesnsed by this great herbal
remedy, Dreco," declared Mrs. r.
Nolly, who resides at 1919 NJ street
outheast. Washington, n. G.. who
cas- a large circle of friends.
Il used 10 suffer with gss IN my
stomach. sfter eating fd fcsi nsa-
The Washington times., 1922-11-19
Dropped Ring Betrays
Diving Girls Wedding

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 18.-A
wedding ring dropped out Of her
handbag wrung the confession from
Miss Helen Pennypacker. Of Phila.
delphia. former Middle Atlantic
fancy diving champion. that she
was now Mrs. John A. Kelly. and
year man in the College OF Oste-
opathy. thought 1t best that they
keep their marriage a secret until
he was graduated.
The Washington times., 1922-11-19
Breath Prints
Are Now Taken
BY Paris Police
PARIS, Nov. Is.

PARIS. Nov. Is.
A NaLYSIs Of air breathed
by criminals In the new
est aid 10 tile French police
In identifying them.
The police scientifically ex'
anime The air In the room In
which q crime has been com.
mitted, then examine the sus-
pect and know positively
whether he breathed In that
room.
II the man expeetorated. he
might m well have left his
visiting card.
The Washington times., 1922-11-19
Butterflies on Knees,
Latest Flapper Mode

BALTIMORE. Nov. l8.-The
bobbed hair Baltimore napper has
hit upon a novel decoration. She
In having her knees tattooed with
lovely butterflies. ~
But II there's anything startling
about the popularity Of the butter
fly ask twenty.two'year-old Agnes
Kelly, who 10 having her body
completely covered with designs,
when the ,ob is done she Will be
one of the worlds three women
who are fully frescoed.
FIowers for Shut Ins
Guides bouquets VIII hes'en eon'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Never Bet, Is
Advice Giuen
by Race Idol
ny MILTON nRONNIR

PARIS, Aug. e.-iIere are some
tips 'ssrnight from the feedhox"
from the American Jockey, Frank
o'NsliL premier rider Or French race
trackA and regarded az the greatest
jockey IN tho world.
Says o'Neiiii
"a think gambling on horses 10 a
game % fools.
\ never Oc,. and never give tips
20 friends.
The only certain thing about
horse racing u It's uncertainty.
The merest trifis may transform
tho q rtain winner % ono momen,
Into the nsrissn loser of the naxt.
No jockey who knows tha game
regards his race as won until the
Judge hAs nc'stsd The winning rE;n.
ber''
OMEN Il tho isoi Of the French
tracks and m "a years racing In
Europe has won 1909 races prssss
20 the ewpsrs ranging from x.oeo 20
l. 900 Gee francs.
You can't f1nd OMEN ioaflng
abou, the bouieeaFds or race tracks
OF iansn9 around Monimkr,s. lie
has a house and garden In tho
suburb % Maisons Lafitfe. where ha
lives with his wife. hls is.year old
aon and two little daughters
1--WE been successful and i've
made money says OMEN. -But
don't make anything like the huge
sum. dopssssrs say do when I'm
rot riding I'm al nome playing with
tho Kids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
VETS PROJECT
TO Be SUCCESS
Girls Sell Tickets 10 Get
Prizes Offered

The centralized amusement project
TO be stAgrd at the Arena during the
esrd annual encampment OF tho Vet.
Grams Of Foreign Wars and reunion
Of the Ninesy.firs, Division associa.
ton. August "a 60 10. Is meeting
much success. Ralph A. Horr an.
nounced.
The slri selling the largest mum.
Der OF tickets win he given an auto.
bile. while girls selling the second
and third largcsi number win be re-.
warded by trip to New York and
return and two weeks vacation In
Yellowstone National park. respect.
lively.
Department stores ana office huiid
inKs have women representatives for
the sale OF tickets for the vets and
much friendly rivalry has been
aroused among candidates for the
prizes.
Renewed impetus has been given
the sale thru the announcement Of a
special program 81 sports and enter.
tainment TO be staged In tho Arena
a. the hub % the great centralized
amusement area ON tho streets ad'
Joining. Feature. ara being added
daily and By the opening Date many
novel entertainment features viii be
presented for the amusement Of the
hoss o. former service men coming
here for tho encAmprsrs and for
the public AZ large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
RECOGNITION OF
MEXICO IS NEAR
Expected Within 90 Days or
Less In Washington
ny rRrprIsIcK NEuMrER

MEXICO CITY. Aug. h.--ltecosni'
ton OF Mexico by the United States
II just around the corner. political
obnorvern declared here today.
Ratification OF the treaty with
American bankers by President OBJ
RECON and tho latest note from the
United states have given impetus 20
the talk Of recognition.
Some believe that recognition VIII
come within 20 days and others that
u viii come sooner,
The Mexican congress- u IL be.
llevsd. VIII hack Obregon and ratify
the financial agreement which was
drawn up IN New York by Finance
Minister DE La ffuerta and Ameri
can financinrn.
while obregon has not seen CORE
spondenta for nearly two monihs u
has been learned on good authority
that he recently told prominent
American visitor that he believed tho
difficulties between the United states
and Mexico would soon be terrnin.
ated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

u E-Dr. VIM. q. Booth. SIS
200 Green building. was slightly
bruised when struck by an auto
driven by Louis Lorenxo. bosn 18th
ave. NJ. Monday at 18th ave. and
Charles II.
0Qc-M. J. Collins. Spokane. re,
COO ported that hls auto ran over
James Ashley Bovee. Jr.. 1919 Taft
g.. Monday nj Fourth ave. and
Union Il. Tho one OF the wheels OF
tho auto ran over James stomach,
attendants nc the city hospital said
he was only slightly bruised.
0O1- struck by n runaway auto
20 Monday AZ Second ave. and
Marion at. Peter Tetteng. 90. suf.
fered broken leg. lie was taken
20 the city hospital. The auto. owned
by c. A. Kearney. ss$s Eighth ave
y. w. was parked between Second
and Third ayes. on Marion st. when
tho brakes gave way.
y q o-While crossing tho street
OOOat Seventh ave. and Seneca
A.. Monday. Mrs Lillian rothergill.
toi1 Boren ave. was hlt BY an auto
driven by Erncn, naggio. 1903 Aus
tin ~ she was not injured
.389- $50 a . m' .' sus Mss
itit +. Pine IT.. we're Injured when
knocked down by an auto driven by
Jack Becker. ga. ionEnhorrman
nedker. Intoxicated. was placed 10
tho city bali The accident occurred
AT Second ave. and Yealcr way. Mon,
day.
0OT --Gus's. f.yesr.old 500 Of
10 1 AIR. and Mrs. James Kyrea
cos. <sss Dayton ave. was in dan
Ecrous condition Ia Providence hos.
pitai ne tho result q being struck
by an auto driven by r. snelisnberx.
Jr. sas Highlands place. Monday.
The lad was PLAYING 10 the street AZ
Motor place ana Fremont ave. when
HIT Ills skull was fractured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
1923 Second Ave-, Corner Spring St.

revolutionary Irish and Collins
joined them On Sundays and holi.
days they stole secretly away 10
Isolated woods and drilled.
Later Collins attended Kings col.
ieEr and In 1914 he Quit tho postal
service 10 act ~ an accountant for
the Guaranty Trust company. There
he secured the training that later
made him Irish finance minister.
In 1918 Collins returned 70 Dublin
and worked as an accountant and
later as secretary TO Count Plunkett.
Irish patriot.
lie took active part in the Easter
rebellion OF isie--but as simple
soldier. not as a ringicader. He was
seized BY the British and informed.
but later released because Of lack OF
evidence.
From that date Collins rose rapid.
ly In Sim Fein. In 1918 he was
elected 20 the DAN Eireann. And
BY 1890 the British declared openly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
DISAPPEARS
ON TROLLEY

Deputy sheriff. we're searching
Tuesday. for Chester = Marston. ~.
y@aro Seattle man. who was 70
ported 10 have disappeared after
leaving a Fauntisroy car AZ First
ave. and Pike st.. At a. M. Tuesday
AiarEson had spsnt tho day 81 Lin.
coin Beach. The conductor of tho
car said that Atarason and sailor
were his only passengers. and tlha,
hey Eoi of the car together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

iriAh freedom. 10 save tho Free state.
Collins hear; has been torn DO
tween love Of his former comrades
and his sense Of duty in promoting
what he thinks 10 best for Ireland
Bu, duty dominates.
Collins was born about 20 years
ago in tho south OF Cork county.
liia parents were small farmers.
A. a ragged barefoot youth he
attended the national public school
81 Rosscarhcrry. lilo got only ar
elementary education.
Then he rosmed from one end Of
Ireland 20 the other. lie learned
every wood. swamp. bog--ideai train.
Ing for future guerilla chief.
At 10 Collins went 90 London
where his elder sister was employed
ns postoffice clerk Collins also
became clerk
JOINS
REBELS
In Landau ~wa. a .-rotsr ~ ,ct,ne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Little Sister" of
Veterans Is Coming

Virginia cicshi~r L~aiey. former Y.
NJ G. A. worker overseas. known a.
tho little sister of the sirt division. .
left her horne IN RusiedEe Pa. yes.
terday for Seattle. 10 attend the re.
union OF the wild West division heFe.
August 10 and 20. according 20 word
reccived al reunion headquarters this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Legion in Search
of New Commander

A. the time for the state convea.
ton Of ths American Legion. 70 BE-
held August 81 At wenMtchee. ap
pfoaebss. keen insersys - develop.
Ing Ia the coming election Of State
commander.
Among those prominently men
toned for tho honor arc MAJ, Clifford
L. Chase. mayor Of wenatchse. Win.
field Ftarpcr. Jr.. eommander % We.
nsfehso pest. Ray ~. Greenwood.
prosecuting attorney. klssap county
Col. Iohn /. Hayden. retired. Port
Townsand. and Joseph A. klndail.
Bcll.nEham attorney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
r HEU N ATS M
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep seated Uric ketd Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Hbsomstte Pct
sss starts te Leave the sysfsm
withfs T~snfy -foat ueusr.

Every druggist in this country Ia
authorized 10 say TO every rheumatic
sufferer that " fuil pint bottle %
Aiisurhu. the SURE congperer OF
rheumatism. does not show the way
to stop the agony. reduce swollen
Joints and do away with even tho
slightest twinge Of rheumatic pain.
he VIII gladly return your money
without comment
Allenfhu has been tried and tested
for years. and really marvellous re-
suits have been accomplished in tho
most severe cases. where tho suffer
ing ard agony we're INTENSE and
piieous. and where the patient was
helpless.
Sir, James II. Allen. Of Rochester.
n. r.. the discoNerer 81 Aiienrhu.
who for many years suffered the
torments Of acute rheumatism. de-.
sircn all sufferers 20 know that he
does not want a cent 90 nnyona'a
money unless Aiienrhu deriHiveiy
conauers this worst OF all diseases.
and he has instructed druggists 10
guarantee II as above In avery in
stance All druggists can supplv
you.--Advsrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Coal STRIKE
COST NATION
\ ESQ MILLION
Gigantic Figure Is
A ttained for 8
Months of Fuel
Consumption
NJ G G LYON

WASHINGTON. Aug. She
naticn's coal hin. during tho next
eight pnenth~. win BE- samc $780,
oeo.cec usore than fur The eorre
spending period last year.
That viii represent the ccun-
try's dirv~f cash contribution 10
the gresie~i csaI STRIKE IN his
tory.
with practically an reserve coal
ptles now exhausted. economists fiz
~. that $50. nee 900 tons Of coal mus
b. mined between now and April l
fpes. 20 meet tho countrya normal
Demands.
Operators and miners figure they
must rreducs An average Of is'ooa,
go tons a week.
Up 70 April 1. when the strife be
un. the average price fer spot
oal~ AZ tho mlnss was Approximate
ssfo tnrs-
Under tho Hoover sgr~cmen, 81
\ -. maximum price" OF tsSe
y wxs agreed On ~ = move &c
rive n xrortfc<rfnx hy many non.
uions operators. who were even Their
king. kcvunfaxe Of coal famine q
hnot acir prices sky high.
va ~~~xs~rurx,ss. ~.sf. vtfou.
tpg q mui><iess. Of which Henry
n. Spa ieer h chairman. docs NOS
incrcsA tho -nssximusn price
- - =, ~. rulpr~ b~vopJ
- - = A.. shs. r..l sn~rsto~x
~sti 4. a - !. 81, A. e<,s GO ION.
,u.x. - xts - aea =. aw~suxt
go - "a a.. -. w.-ss, 80
- /. .,mr - ,o,n.~. ,ri.~ 40
a~~s,
80. 49, : :, 49,. en.. .n,.,se~.
s.. 80 -, 49,, ,,,,,--~- 80
1870 a, 49, !. 49, ,.-ns,,.
-e.-~~ az -. 5000. ar e.n.,,,,s
~,.s,,,-
E~~rJ ..sxta - - -. us,~.
...s-s.r ..ssv~ = st-..-s.- =, ~.
~Z = q 49, 4. ~ hu,,,x
~..s3L-~s - q 49, - -. -
rs-S S,v,,sss 80 ~. .-,x ,n,-,.-<>
-<xs,~- -. ,,,+-r,- Tr.~ 49, 49,
~-,.t1 ~ x.srs. S,-.~.,,,rv rn.s.
- al -. 1880
g.. - 49, v-~.. $50.
sI -s,-s- -,
'-- :, ~ a. -,
80 ~ -.
Y :. ssss~ss,s r.s.s,.rs-s 49,.
..,s,..s.- =. r.-.s.s- --s
- a. s-..s.-s., - .s.. s.,,n. :.
s..s. - ..s.... - $3.50. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Higher Grades

Sweet Sixteen" gar
ments are not for
misses only; nor sold
at SIG only.
The Sweet Sixteen"
style Is applied to
every garment we
sell. The youthful
lines characterize all ;
and the very finest Of
them. though sold at
from SIS 10 1915. are
not expensive. for they
are priced the Sweet
Sixteen" way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Hesketh Attacks
Oil Station Plan

councilman Robert ~. Hssksth
opened fire Tuesday on the PROPOSAL
10 lsar~ tho triangular park south Of
the county city Building for an oai
station. A resolution authorizing thu
board Of public works 10 call for bids
on tho site u now before the financ-
committee.
This IL ons Of the few breathing
spots In the downtown district Her
keith said. ~and shoald not b- married
BY the erection Of gasoline dspot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

Cr~as. the quickest growing plant
known. has bs~n known to flower
ana weed within eight days OF plant.
ING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

A. Blbi Eibst In Rs.sla. ono on
well t. said 70 have produced three
and three quarter millions OF barrels
In 20 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Joyner's Wonderful
Catarrh Remedy

IL now sold by drug stores at 81 90
per hotilo--enough for three months.
II you have Catarrh OF the Head. try
this medicine once and save yourself
needless suffering. --Advertlsement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Council Considers
Bridge Compromise

Members Of tho city council. the
Icorpora'leu eounssi's office ana other
city officials conferred with Mayer
Brown Tuesday afternoon on the
question OF compromising tho $3.50.
coo suit brought BY tho strauss Has.
Guile Bridge company axnins, the city
for alleged infringement % bridge
patents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

DUBLIN. Aug. s--The most dra-
matte figure on the worlds political
stage today Ia Michael Collins. head
Of the Irish provisional government.
Collins, who organized the Irish
Republican army and Is known as
tho modern master OF guerilla war.
fare. today thru a twist OF political
fate II forced TO turn his military
genius against the very men with
whom he fought side by side TO gain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

man IN section y, lingering his
change: how come only rs pea
nuts for 10 cenisg Why ss"&F;
--stIi-lgss 80
sTIuh." said tho vendor;
"y'see. MS this way. TIL pea
nut tree. u MI sufferin' from the
hot spell md they're orfui scarce.
hut anyhow. ,'goiia snck 60 put
'em la, and that costs money"
Down IN Section X a baby cried
Justify. The antics OF tire clowns. the
brilliant display ef aero aerobaticn
and ahapeiy limbs even the sle'
plants did not cause him 10 cease bis
iuEuhrious walls. For. ~ the top OF
the big tent rested his green balloon'
Outside the ''big top" a barker vo'
ciferoualy shouted tho wonders or
Para. the sirl from Panama. 10 a
blaae audience. In the midst of his
Grafton he WINS interrupted by = cou-
pie u gobs leaving the sidcahov.
Gosh. BIN" said one. ITS good
thing We left Panama when we didf'
The announcer walked 10 the
center ring. Clearing hi. throat.
he h~xani 'Taa.adeeeer m gen.
lemee .~n--- -fIot dawgs r."
sPeanufsr' II Wish to an.
nounce--" Popcorn. chewing
rums' that We have with u.s."
''sois pop, Get y'r solder pop
Miss Rarrara Pa sIiaiioone'
Who wants q baiiec--" who
ever heard 81 a circus wifcuf
peanufsY" Miss Kasrasa Pm
sensr---" ~craeisriarhs fer the
kidsi" "rga~rTss" -who viii
perforrn--- "Iee cream con~ss-
ION the aerial trapsge'-
Down In front. woman with a
fur about her neck fiirted outrage
oualy with every male who came
within range. She tainted IN their
arms and huTFod them hn opporiuni'
" presented. drawing roarn ~ mirth
from the assembled crowd
She picked the wrong victim, how.
ever. in q sfoild. out of,town farmer
lie held her TOT moment In a tight
embrace. then let her fiop on The
aawdust.
ITO; dawE- sighed ono Of 4sa'tie'r
youthful cisirens. 4 wish IN circus
wux over-~f like ~ but ! gDita nor
ful stomach achr~
Ills companion looked rerrsifully
~ a stub 81 an Ice cream cone. ~
was plain 80 see that he hated 20
throw il away. but was seriously con-
tsmpsaiinE such action. Then re
took another bite. suipei. and. with
a heroic effort. swallowed a.
Me. too he oonfided. sGosh'
Pop1s lick me sure. I shouldn't a
spent all that dollar n q hair. feet
kinda queer inslde--sorta fIdgeiy.
nut I only had five cones. four hot
DAVIS. som. popcorn and bananas"
what about the apples and the
sofer popT-
Seattle turned out In force
Monday 10 s~r the circus.
Crossnups and Kids mingled In
one huge mob under tho great
tents and for . few hours Loaf
thrms~Ivc. la the pleasures Of
cirrus day.
slsi~shows. with all their fol a.
rni ard finsri. the Noisy bankers.
the whoop and hnhbub % innu-
fnsrahte eones.sionnirr-. the eie-
plants. tho camsis. the tigers and
the ''hippopetamus" were all
thorpiy enjoyed by tho ever.
shifting tironK..
vnsrr the risr- Of IRE brilliant
lights. the clowns and nrrohass en-.
trrtAined ana fascinated spell.
bound by the thrill of childhood
days, the crowd watched. laughed
and appiauded.
Hut n remained for tho ever
prc@~ut small HOY 10 complete
the picture Of The typical Amrrf.
can circus. with his Ice cram
cones. balloons. peanuts and
stomach ache
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

taat n Michael Collins could \
caught the back OF the Irish revs
would be broken.
But he couldn't be caught
Collins
ESCAPES
on one occasion Collins was ~
house surrounded by Black N
'Tans. No avenue Of flight seen'
open. Suddenly the house next dod
burst into flames. Collins escape.
In the helmet and coat Of firemxn
Again he displaced a corpse frvr
rs casket and lay in the corpssl
place while authorities sought him
when police hammered at IN
door OF his hotel room. he chung u
the outer ledge Of the window. m
police broke in and searched for hin
when the'd gone. Collins pu5si
himself back into the room.
Again a floor was taken Up .
permit his escape and nailed bad
into place after he mad fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

In sizes is to a.
and varied in de-
tail, they are the fa-
vorite attire for
misses and women
of all ages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08
Circus Echoes
as They Sound
on the Rebound

How conner" exploded the fat
man In section ". lingering his
change: how come only Is pea
nuts Tor 10 ceniss Why ss"&F;
--aii-lgss ~
"Iuh." said tho vendor;
"y'see. MS this way. TIL pea
nut trees u MI sufferfn' from Oh"
hot spell md they're orfui scarce.
hut anyhow. y'gotia snrk 60 pat
'em la, and that costs money"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-08

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