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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Chicago Grain
Price Range for tho Week
Furnished by James MacfarIane q q
H1t Second Az.
Winnipeg Grain

PrIcc Knngc Tor the Week
Furnished by James Mncfariano a. Co.
BIZ Second Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18

when the big 4. 8. shipping board
vessel crosakcys WAS found TO have
"a defective rudder frame. she ralled
right into tho largest Thermit weld
ever undertaken on the Pacific Coast.
'-rhermli" by tho way. In defined
6y Mr. Webster as "a mixture OF
aluminium ia fine grains with some
metallic oxide. usually Of Iron or
chromium. It Is used Ia
welding steel" Now 30 on with tho
story:
The broken section was found 10
10 ioxi1 incheh To replace tho
whole franc would be an expensive
and iime-conauming job: and II costs
money for healthy. active ship 90
be sticking around dock especially
Il dry one shcn Il ought 10 h. our
earning money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
American Demand
Is for Fine Wool

BOSTON. Juno is.-The wool
marke, continues quiet. but local
houses arc said TO bo contracting
more freely in the West. some
houses report that WOODS have nd.
vanecd one cent pound during
tho past week. which resulted in
dealers sending limits 10 their buy.
cra on, West.
Tho demand for fine wool con,ln.
ues. but the lower grades continue
TO be exported 10 the continent and
England. Tho American consumer
continues 10 demand finer goods. In.
dicatinR prosperity to many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
New Issues

$. w. Straus & Co. has purchased
an issue OF s1,4O0. 900 serial coupon
bonds secured by the new 10-story
Coronado hotel, to be erected at the
northwest corner Of Linden blvd. and
Spring ave, st. Louis. The bonds,
which mature in three to eighteen
years. constitute direct closed first
mortgage on the land. building, fur
nishings and equipment. Interest
coupons are payable June and De-
cember /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
JOBS

TT looks as II the big fellows'
are expecting the business
boom 70 last longer than the
crepe hangers predict.
The movement Of iron ore down
the Great Lakes. bound from
Lake Superior mines to the iron
and steel mills, is continuing at
zach heavy rate that experts
predict shipments for the 1923
season will be close TO 10000, 900
tons That would be nearly n
half more than during 1922. and
the wise steel men are not apt to
be buying and stocking high
priced orc unless they are reason
ably sure Of 8 market for finished
products made from the ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Good Seed Crops
In Skagit County

MOUNT VERNON. June is.-Thc
vegetable seed crop in this county is
looking fine for the coming season.
II is reported that there are 400 acres
Of turnips, $50 acres of cabbage. and
many acres of raddishes and other
garden seed planted In the county.
Nearly three-fourths OF the seed is
being handled this year by the skagit
County Seed Growers association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Malkan Purchases
the Lennon Shops

The Lennon shops have been pur.
chased by Matthew Malkan. until re.
Gently buyer for the Emporium
department store Of San Francisco.
according 10 an announcement made
Saturday. Malkan is n former Seat.
tie resident. who returns 10 the city
fun OF faith In It's future. He has
been in the merchandising business
for over rs years. and was a, one
time connected with Frederick &
Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Arrivals and Departures

ARItINED--Junn i6-Str Dorothy Alex
ander from Tacoma. at a. mI str
Toyama MRru from Tacoma via Everett.
az "a. m. str Colusa from Valparaiso via
ports. at a. m. str Admiral Rodman
from Port Angeles. at 5:70 a m, June
i5-str Manila Maru from Vancouver ~.
O.. via Tacoma. az a;is y. m; str Griff.
du from Tacoma via wlnalow and Ever
cit, ut t!a0 y. ~,
sAILED--Jtne ie-Str psperc for Ia
coma, al t:i0 a. m; str Mazda for Hong
Kong via Yokohama. Kobe and Shanghai.
at 10 a. m. str Almoda fol Southwestern
Via Southeastern Alaska. at n. M June
ib-str Pennsylvania for New York via
ports. ut 7its y. nj str Griffdu towing
barge Henry Willard for San Diego. at
8 p. m: Str John c, Kirkpatrick for San
Pedro via Everett. at G;l5 y. M; str
Northlnmd for San francisco via Tacoma.
at alsb y. m, Htr Everett for San Pedro
vim Tacoma and Everett Mt 5.i5 p, M:
afr Dorothy Alexander for Tacoma. at
5iis D. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Grunbaum Leaves
for Grand Lodge

Otto S. Grunbaum. general man.
ager Of Grunbaum Bros. Furniture
Co. leaves Monday for salt Lake
City, 10 attend the Grand Lodge OF
the Independent Order Of Bnai
Birth. TO which he is delegate.
From therd he will continue East
TO visit various Eastern furniture
centers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Dairy Plant Makes
New High Record

cHEHALIs. Juno is.- The total
value OF milk and cream AZ the Che.
halls plant Of the Lewis,PacIfic
DaIrymon's association was greater
In the month Of May than in any
other month of tho associations his.
tory. according 10 an announcement
In tho concerns monthly bulletin.
The record day was May 30. when
tho plant handled $4,000 pounds q
milk. The association also has an.
nouncod tho payment OF another
$4,000 on its bonded Indebtedness Of
5000 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Sugar Outlook Is
Reported Dubious

NEW YORK, June is.-The out
look for improvement in the sugar
industry Is regarded as dubious, in
view OF the impossbility OF selling 10
England and also because OF the dis
appointing demand here. according
10 the weekly review OF trade by
Federal Sugar Refining Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18

ready to be taken from the green.
houses and tried out in the open
orchards.
the basis OF the development Is
q cross between the Kiefter pear. of
high quality but little resistant
strength, and the Chinese sand pear
OF poor quality but very great re.
sis'nnt strength. The goal is to
combine the best features of the two
into one high.class. sturdy variety.
ELBERTA PEACH
WAS ACCIDENT
The answer may be years in com.
ing. or Il may come suddenly, as
the result OF m accidental plant in
vention, like so many accidental ma
chanical inventions, The Elberta
peach for which Georgia is now
FAMOUS, Is u good example of this
FIFTY years ago a Chinese cling
peach tree stood In the yard of DR..
). II, Rumph, at Marshall. Ga. II
produced a more or less undesirable
whitofruit cling peach. Near by
stood an Early Crawford peach
tree. An accidental union between
them produced a tree that gave n
Nehow'fruit frcestone peach Of high
quality DIR. Rumpf named this
new variety "Elborta." in honor of
MIS- wife. and today countless thou.
sands of Elbcrta peach trees dot
Georgia and other Southern states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
TRADE TERMS
USURY

Usuary is the act OF lending money
at an exorbitant rate Of interest. or
at a higher rate than is allowed by
law. Contracts in which such rate
is specified are known as ''usurious
contracts" and can be set aside or
modified by the party Against whom
the interest is charged. In Washing
ton and other states. penalties are
also provided against those who
charge usurious rates of interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
AND NOW LETS PEEK
AT THE LAST CHAPTER

To make a short story long. this Ia
how they did it--told 10 their own
words as near ms the bright young
reporter could understand them;
~rhc vessel was placed on tho dry
dock and tho work Of welding was
commenced. which ~aa completed in
about three days time.
First, before cutting out the sec
tion where tho weld WAS TO be made,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Railroad Gives Big
Job to A. w. Moves

a. W. Noyes has been appointed
general passenger agent OF the Chi.
cnEo. Great Western railroad. with
offices in Chicago. according TO in.
formation received by T.. f. Harold.
general agent Of the system In Sc
attic. Noycs has been general trav.
cling passenger agent. and is well
known in Seattle and Northwestern
railroad circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
BUSINESS-Fne Produce Shipping Ra! Estate Building
NelU York Stock Market
lrAII. sTRFrT
.ANcfAL REVIEW

WALL. STREET. JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
transaction while
nye-cighths
the or definite developments fe speculative
a.
u
sodaed Gas ell - Pam American {OA OFF ~ Hhlehem steel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
NIollJ
Thai

Aiolly,l
cat. nnasl
liner End
credit by
the recol
completed
N-ancouv(
The y
the Pad
hours, al
couver Il
Shortly
Yokoham
and the
When
Sokohan
cock TO 1
sailors Z
that shq
speed oq
has LIVED
TO NAKED
Among
sengers 1
press q
aware d
were Fr9
who is 4
>nor Frau
las bed
months /
ticles on
urday ~
n Japan(
81 trips |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Building Permits
UNDER $1,000.

/. n Raine,. ssOs i;th S. W. garage.
$500.
a. 3. RAMS, 1856 W. ssh. addition TO
residence. 1900
A. n Cummings. .ioih NorthiAke.
houseboat. 500.
Thee. A. johnson. 1914 W. comstoek.
garage. sos.
J J. o'Meara. 1875 w. s7th. garage. SIS.
G. A. soderberg. seis coriiss, alteration
10 residence. $40.
Mrs. ". G. Davis, 7s7 18th ". garage.
fese
Mrs. Ada Nelson. 4eos Holly. addition TO
residence, tIoe.
OVER $1,000.
Airs. a. b. Blackwell. 500 aoth s.. frame
warehouse. iooS5I. s..eeo.
.. ". Brown. 1850 Rainier. frame stores
addition. $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Saturday, Quoiailonl

Saturdays Quotations
suEnr-Duii. Raw, sT2S. refined
dull. granulated. ss55Qs.s0
Coffee-No Rio. spot, III = g II :. c.
No. santos. ifls al5e.
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Weather Bureau Report

TATOoHH ISLAND, June is.--s A. ".
Slightly risinE barometer. cloudy VIM
south, 10 miles an hour Passed In. str
Robert Dollar. at ii30 n. M; u. \, p
Cambria. at ESQ a. M. str fyo Aaru. at
7si6 a. m Passed out. str Dorothy luck
onbaoh. at $50 a. m: str Mystic, at b.i0
n mi str w. X. Chamberlain. az $3.50 u.
m ctr Pennsylvania. Ht a. m. ctr
Grffdu towing barge Henry Willard. Mt
n IN.
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Denver Live Stock

Saturdays Quotations
steady. Beef steers. $50 1896
cows and hrifcrs. st.50ds.50.
calves. u.5n4ii: stoekcrs and
feeders. s6a7.T5.
Hog--Reeeipts. 1850: market fpc
higher, Top. 1910; bulk, $3.50
sheep-Reeeipts SIS; market steady
20 strong. Lambs. si49lb,?b.
yearlings. 500 ~: ewes. H.50gs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
UIES MD EENDS
Gncnl NInrIciA
Big Bend Farmers
Happy About Crops

WATERVILLE, June 1S--After
tho rain Of last week, crop prospects
for the Big Bend section are looking
especially bright. County Agent A..
Il. Chase reports the farmers In high
spirits over a bumper crop
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Expe|

SAN i
Preparaq
Lieut.. II
making
AtlanticI
made att
NIaugu
prelirpin(
todark T
q one.,r,
Lake Ci(
TO advicQ
son Fri
reach nd
ulo is mi
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Foreign Money Statu.
Saturdays Quotations
Furnished by logan a Bryan
gIO S<rouI Ave- A-.tft-
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June fs.-Forolgn
exchange opened Irregular. Sterling,
;0.0ieQ; Belglans, s0.O53e 3 marks.
lie. 00t to the dollar.
Exchange closed steady. Startling
ft6iii. up u; francs, s0.0629n' hi
sO.OoO0h lire. t0.0i5gIs, off s6'6002
marks. 1850 TO tho dollar. orr i5. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18

Horticulture EAST sidcl = Finish
the apple thinning promptly. Thin
enough, Don't have 20 70 over the
trees again. West side Clean out
the Earden weeds and cultivate well.
Gardens bring higher returns per
acre than any other part OF the farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
UAINY FKUDI tIN
Price. A.. ustaft nr.l.F.
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices fsid by Wholesale Dealers

70 Nulppfrs
Brolier--LeEhorns. per 49,. .seo 81
Rocks and Reds, lbs...... "a
capons-f4se. TAT. per 10. ..... ~
Fancy. q. y. ..s.s.t.t...... ~
Hens ~ ihs, and ups,...... 80
Medium. live. : = to iB lhs 10
1--we. light. 70 - lbst ~
Fancy dry picked J cents sbo.
live.
oeesc- live. fat. 70 ~ lbs rs
BriEiaa lfars.-t Iba and up IA
TurksJs-faucY q. y, s.is lbs. sa
Live. fat. per ibs..s.......s. ~
Hsosters--oid. live, PET Ib,.... 10
Hoge--
choice light .sss-.....-..s.. .teB
Choles heavy ..s.....,..... .oi9 90
Veal
Fancy. light .,..ts+r....... IA
Fancy. heavy. $4,000 ihs log n
Medium. heavy. iso.se6 Ibs. .osV .oS
Medium. hravy. iso.seo MS .oTa %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Are you tired Of The npnrtmenly

Why not try a place where they
give room and board? Look thru
tho Want Ads. Many pleasant
places arc listed from day to day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
"OH. WHAT 10 D0;"
COMES THE :. q. :.

All this dough must be sayed! But
how7
Then came the Ferrofix Brazlng
Co. OF Seattle. disguised as Aladdin
and his wonderful lamp.
"our lamp win repair tho break q
they told tho Todd Drydock Co. and
tho U. s. shipping board.
a conference was held and the YER
diet was announced:
wen Try anything once" they
valid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Portland Grain
s.,n-,1,.,. n,n,.,I,n

Saturdays Quotations
Wheat-soft white. ii.os. Western white.
tt.es: hard winter. it.et: Northern
spring. ii.0t; Western rcd. 1i.0t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Portland Produce

saturdays Quotations
Butter--3f d4fo ID.
EEgs-34 2sc doE.
Cheese-59asicl 10.
iiens--i3g2fc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Local
Markets
VEGETABLES
Pflces T~id Whelrsaie Dealers

fThs prices given are those made 20
retail dealers hY wholesalers. With a few
seasonal exceptions, prices 90 producers
can ba figured by drductinF the cost o.
transportation 90 Seattle ana approx
matriy isfs Tor hauling, storage and cell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Liverpool Grain


Wueat-- open High Low Clos.
July .......,. - eAd ss9Gd % % " 81
Oct. sseGd gseGd 50 81 D. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
POULTRY AND MEATS
rriess Paid Wholesale Dealers

Duoks Dressed. per ID. ...... ~
Dressed. heavy .... $50 "a
Dressed, High, .............. $50 81
Lave. heavy. ID. .......... 81
Live ilEht. 10. .a.s...... 800 III
Hroilers per n. ...... .ss8 IN
Geese Dressed. pcr u. .. "a
Turkcys-Faacy, dressed ... 400 4.
Live, fancy. 10. ..s...ss. =.
Belgian iiares--Isive. per n. nj
Dressed. per u. .......-... .sog ~
Cows--Conntry. dressed, b.. ,esU .oi
HoKs-Fhncy. block ........,. .ii8 n
Veal Fancy. light .......... $50 4,
Heavy. coarse ...t.,..... csc A.
Medium. dressed ............ lilo II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
SEEK SUBSTITUTE
FOR BARTLETT PEAR

Take, for instance. the effort TO
develop Southern substitute for
the Bartlett pear. which was driven
out of the South many years ago by.
the steady advance OF the fire.
blight The condition is becoming
more serious, because only 10 years
ago II was driven out of san
joaquin valley. California. where
there were thousands of acres
For nearly 20 years the experts
nave been trying to develop a sub.
stltute that viii have all the deli.
caoy Of the Bartlett pear and at the
same time resist tho blight. Now
the development has reached tho
stage whore some highly promising
young seedlings. the result OF long
ana careful breeding, are almost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Agricultural Experts
Try to Conquer Nature
Seeking to Produce Blight-Proof Pear to
Take Place of Bartlett

WASHINGTON. June is.-Year
in and year out experts at the de.
partment of agrieulture's bueau of
plant industry here are trying TO
beat old Mother Nature at her
own game.
It's a slow grind, this business of
trying to produce new and sturdy
varieties of fruits and plants, be.
cause the seasons come around only
once each year. and therefore one
must wait n long time TO SEQ how
his development IL prorrcssiny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Minneapolis Grain

Price Range for the Week
Furnished by James Mncfariane a Co
81 Second Ave.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle


JUNE 10
First low Tide
gas A. N 90 n
First High Tide
Tsi7 n M 90 n
Second Low Tide
$40 y M. -e.s n
second High Tide
800 . NJ. iat II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
MONDAY
IIA-A- -

5iNE IL
f1fst Low Tide
ist4 q. m CO n.
Iirst High Tide
$751; r. m. 8 n.
second Low Tide
ifsS .. M. 90 r..
Second High Tide
$40 y. M lz.t n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
LIVE STOCK
FLOUR AND SUGAR
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED

Timothy--First grade. ......tS.009si, 90
Timothy IIay-D. C..........lg.0oQ7s.0 90
Alfalfa iiay-First grade -. IA. 00uip 90
straw ...sss.ssss...s. IL. 0OH ? 90
Corn--wholr. yellow. 12oH.........IgOO
Cracked and feed meal. lO0'H...s1. 90
Bariry-Whoic feed. i00'H.... 20 90
Rolled and ground sos-i00'a. 81. 90
Onts-wholc feed. i00'H.......... 1900
Rolled and ground, 70s-s0'H..... ~. 90
SproutlnR. 1905. ...4..........B 90
whcnt-Rccleaued feed. i25'B...., 40 90
Al Grain Chop-s0's,........ 1900
Chick Eeed--Io0' R.............. az 90
Chick I'M Nash--i00H. Gg 90
Growing Frrd-t10'a. ......... 81 90
Growing Masli--100'n ...............gI0O
Egg Mnsb--f00'T. ...s,......... ga 90
Scratch Feed--i00'H. ............ ga 90
Cocoanut Menl--100's .......... "a 90
Cottenssrd Mcnl--i0o's .... 80 90
lnseed oil Menl--i00H ....... III on
soya Bean McaI-i00H. bk 90
Alfalfa Meai--i00's ..........., 10 III,
Bone Meni--IO0's ............... ~ 40
Granulated--i00's ............ az 90
Charcoal fhardwood) -50's. ..... OF 90
Fish MeaI--1OO'B .............. az 90
Grlt--Ilmcstone, i00s......., Is. 90
Grnnitc-1O0'H .............. az 90
Meat Scraps--Easter7i, zoos. IOt 90
shcli-Bhstern oyster, i0O's...,u,,. 5000
Western oyster. i00's........ % 90
Wbcat--Mixcd feed. SOS. ..g... "a. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Chicago Car Lots
Saturday. Quotations

CHICAGO. June i6,-Cash wheat
No. hard. Silica
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Saturdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
$40 Second Ave. seattle
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Alaska Vessels
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Ketchlknu--Junc is--saiicd, str Queen.
southbound. Mt 4.9O ~ m.
Evening star., 1923-03-28
ADVERTISING MEN
FACE BIG PROBLEM
Experts From All Over World to
Discuss Distribution" at
Coming Convention.

Distribution" will be discussed by
thousands of advertising men who
VIII convene at Atlantic City at the
Forthcoming annual convention of the
Advertising clubs of the world
National figures in advertising and
merchandise fields will approach the
subject from many angles. There will
will be a large delegation from the
English advertising field in attend
! ance and delegates will be present
| from Australia, China. Japan and South
America
Lou f. Holland. International pres
ldent OF the association, during the
past year has undertaken many plans
toward the solution of the distribu-
tion problem of American business
and the twenty three different asso-
Citations of the associated advertising
set, will all send their best minds
prepared to solve present difficulties.
The national advertising commits
sion. headed by w. Frank Mcclure,
VIII make a report on the plans which
the various associations In the COM
the burden and officers from the De-
partment Of Commerce, Department
OF Agriculture and other government
units, are expected TO be present to
lend their counsel in the meetings of
the convention
One of the greatest exhibitions Of
, advertising ever collected in this
country is to be displayed during
the convention.
Onto -Atlantic-City committees are
being formed in all of the advertis-
ing clubs of the United States, and
some Of the American clubs notably
Houston, Tex; Louisville, KY, and
Los Angeles will extend invitations
to the advertising men to hold their
annual convention in their cities. An
invitation to hold the convention in
London, England. will also be extended
by +. A. Wilson-Laurenson and other
notable English advertising experts.
Evening star., 1923-03-28

VANS NYAILABLE To load FOR Any
POINT.
IN NEW YORK CITY APRIL ;. 13 & 1G
IN PHH.ADELrIIIA. ~ MOST DAILY
~ WILLItMSPOET "A. APRIL l.
VEEkLI SERVICE Iol; SMALL LOTS TO
AND FROM PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
YORK.
THE BIG : TRANSFER COMPANY. INC.
1925 f4tt ST. NV MAIN .J59
Evening star., 1923-03-28

WANTED-TO RNlNll ! VAN LOAD on
furrture from Philadelphia, Wilmington ami
THE HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION. ZOOS
Ph ave. NV. rays 1ge on your savings
Payments 81 share u month. CDdef the
supervision of lii" L. =. comptroller OF Ger
zency. Start au account nnry. WIN r. CALI
her. president; Geo. W. L;ntins, vice presi-
dent; Gn. X. Reeve. vice president; James
II. Woodward. secretary; richard Il. Cisu2h-
Evening star., 1923-03-28
Save LeakY Roofs

Roof r"pairS oar speciality Our tbc-
"mGh knowledge Of this worL often puts
IN the great c"st Of new roofing for years
I."' Us save YOUR leuhy roof Estima+
free.
KOONS H""II>G I"!,!r;xy H. !3ss ! St, Nv.
Evening star., 1923-03-28

SPECIAL MEETING. LOCAL. NO 98 OF
Plasterers and Cement Fiuishers. in their
home. at 500 ST NV. Thursday evening,
April 20.
Evening star., 1923-03-28
KLAN SEEKS BOY.
Aids Fathers Search for Missing
Fourteen-Year-Old Son.

Efforts to locate the missing four
teen-year-old boy. Dwight William
Madison. who disappeared from his
home, Gle Massachusetts avenue, March
5, are being made by the local offices of
the Knights of the Ku Klux Khan ac-
cording to official announcement by s.
F. Poindexter. king kleagle of the realm
Of the District of Columbia.
Young Madison is a Boy Scout. and
is said to be fond of farm life. He is
rather large for his age. being five feet
six inches in height and weighing about
l20 pounds Any information concern
Ing the whereabouts C the boy should
be sent to his father, William Madison,
6i5 MISsa chusetts avenue.
Evening star., 1923-03-28
BAD CHECK CHARGED.
Woman Held in New York for
WaShipp pton Police.

Miss Ada Carter Gwyn. thtrty-four
years old. wanted in this city on Il
charge of violating the bad check
law, is under arrest in New York city,
according to a message received by
the police. It is charged that she
passed a worthless checl: on Il local
bank. Detective Scrivcncr will go to
New York tonight with Il warrant for
Enr arrest
Evening star., 1923-03-28
Fine 'Topcoats, s22.7'

These are the very latest models, with silk
yoke and sleeve Innings. The materials are
stylish tweeds, English whipcords and the popular
gabardines.
Evening star., 1923-03-28
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL KILLED

LOUISVILLE. KY, March 2s-H
B. Moore, fifty-four. principal of the
Louisville Girls High School, was
killed instantly when his automobile
was demolished by a Louisville and
Nashville freight engine in the sub
urbs last night.
Evening star., 1923-03-28
Asbestos Roofing Cement

Preserves and stops leaks in any Kind Of roof
\ aeps metal roofs from rIstiDg. 1t is a pure
produ"t. el"s.tt". .ir"rroof an3lyy, same and
Sye-gallou buckets; 81 % gallon in one gallon
bucket Estimate free. MADISON CLARK,
1911 In. ave. SC. phnne l.iMc. t2l0.
Evening star., 1923-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND TPHOL-
stored at your home: will 20 anywhere. Ad-
dress BOX .5l-E. Star office.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership of L. Stein and y. Bortnick. for
nerly trading as the Manhattan Junk Co.. has
been dissolved by mutual consent. y. BORT
NICK l.. STEIN. 800
MRS. V. l.. MULLER. FORMERLY DESIGN
er at Erlebacher's has opened an exclusive
millinery shop at 515 11th ST. NV. 31s
FREE PLANS AND ES1IMATES-CARPEN
ter. builder, general contractor, alterations,
REPAIRS store fixtures garages. HARRIS 400
9th st n W. Fr~nklin 6TIs. Sc