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would never marry. Even Attila
sought her hand and was refused.
Much pressure was brought to bear
upon her by her father as in those
warlike times it was not considered
fitting that a woman should be unpro-
tected by a husband. Furthermore In
that constant danger of war 1t was
advisable that a king should by all
possible alliances strengthen his own
kingdom. Finally Ursula said she
and ten OF her noble maidens would
go on a pilgrimage, each taking a
hundred maiden attendants. Ships
were provided and they set forth with
the understanding hat after the pill
grimage she would marry a man of
her fathers choice. Unfortunately
these helpless maidens were ship
wrecked and went through many dan
gers and trials after their rescue from
a watery grave. They were known to
reach Basic and to go from there to
Cologne IN their way to England. All
trace of them was then lost and as
terrific contests and battles were at
that time being waged near Cologne
and as an enormous quantity of wom-
ms bones and bodies were found
slain It was concluded that the saint
ly Ursula and all her maidens had
fallen victims. These bones were ac-
cordingly cleaned and arranged in a
church and the story of her Christian
faith and virtue and maiden loneliness
made of the church a shrine to which
men n women came from far and
cal. Her death took place in the
third or fourth century, 1t is not
known which. and her day in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
THE OLD SWEET SONG

Once in the dear dead days beyond
recall
Sugar was seldom known to rise and
fall;
But now. aiasl no more the happy
throng
Buys at six cents and sings the old
sweet song.
Dead. oh. 8 dead such moderate
priaeN eear
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

Sadly they weave themselves into our
dream.
Chorus.
Just a pinch at twilight-keep con-
sumption low!
When mid pickering shadows we to
dinner 20.
Same thing in the morning-we must
right this wrongl
Just a pinch, no more, love, tho the
coffea'a at-aaei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

90 HE present city of Cologne was
n the Colonia Agrippina of the
Romans, the birthplace of the
- wife of the Emperor Claudius.
He planted a colony of Roman veter-
ans there and made OF the settlement
an important place. A semi-circle OF
Notifications vas built with the broad
river Rhine as the chord. On the
line of these old fortifcations is
now the beautiful Ringstrasse or boul-
evard. This is one of the finest streets
and Is more than foul miles long. The
city Joined the league Of Hansa towns
in the beginning OF the 18th century
but later lost It's independence and for
a time. under the all-conquering Ma
France. When Napoleon fell the city
was restored to Germany.
Saint Ursula
In one of the old churches the
tourist is interested and made curious
by the inner walls whose decorations
are of many thousands of bones
ranged in fancy geometrieal designs
with skulls between. One sees that
they are all human bones and delicate
like those OF women. OF course there
must be a legend to account for them
all.
The popular story, believed as
Gospel truth for many long centuries
is as follows; In the time of the
famous Attila. so savage and all-de-
stroying q warrior that 1t was said
no blade OF grass grew after his foot
trod a place. an English princess,
daughter OF one of the first Christian
kings. made up her mind that she
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
M%zz|HXV Iz0p ISlHZ0
@zR|a@zG1x1~| >NA S]X< 5zz>z>r0

Beautiful City On The Rhine. Most Magnificent And Per-
feet Example In The World Of Gothic Cathedral. Final Rest
ing Place Of Saint Ursula And Her Eleven Thousand Martyred
Virgins. Interior Decorations Of A Church Made Of Their
Bones. City An Old Roman Settlement, Always Strongly
Fortified. Richter's Celebrated Portrait Of The Mother Of
William The Great, The Adored And Sanity Queen Louise.
By LILLIAN HAYDEN HEsToN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

time men may lay aside for a moment
their greed of money and of territory
and take time to make a United
States OF Europe. whose boundaries
shall be but flower gardens, and
whose foundations shall be the teach
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

ings of the scorned and disregarded
Christ. Surely in the minds of every
n the present methods have failed
totally. Men can at least try the other.
Twenty million MANNED and dead and
in Gods name for what?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
By RENE BACHE

~ TENDER 10-because 1t is to be
featured in the movies. Not only Will
audiences all over the country be able
to view the wonderful phenomenon
but the moving pictures will show how
observations of 1t are conducted-the
scientists at their work, the remark
able instruments used. etc.
1t fortunately happens that the
shadow of the moon will pass along
a track that runs through an almost
rainless region In California. Thus
it is not likely that there will be any
clouds to interfere. Luckily, also,
the path of the shadow will be direct
ly across Mount Wilson, on the sum-
nit of which is located the greatest
astronomical observatory in the world.
That observatory during recent years
has specialized in a study of the SUM-;
and It possesses instruments of the
highest efficiency, I'M of which Is a
1O0-inch rejecting telescope. This
telescope Is provided with a disc
shaped concave mirror which is in
effect a rejecting lens, with a focal
length of six feet. and weighing four
and a half ons.
An instrument of this kind operates
a principle quite different from
that of an ordinary telescope, the
image of the sun or other heavenly
body being received upon the mirror,
by which 1t is reflected into an OBJ
serving tube provided with lenses. 1t
is particularly useful for astronomical
photography.
Shadow OF The Moon
When the moon mi between the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

w Wonderful instruments
To Be Used In Observing
the Phenomenon b
Biography With a Huge
Rejecting Telescope
Apparatus for Testing
the Einstein Theory,
Determining the Tenn
perature of the Corona
and Measuring Near by
Stars.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
CONDO

"Welcome the Land Mother Earth am
when she told him that
loudly.
barking
table cloth and held
finally UNI 'front.' above. (Continued)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10

: was because he was a fairy, no doubt,
but anyway. it was most astonishing.
Its good thing we have our
magic shoes along" laughed Nancy.
"or we never could follow him. Come
on. Nick. here goes"
The Twins put down their heads
and dived right in. and 10 and behold
when they got inside it was as quiet
and dry as could be. This is where
Mister Dippcr lives" said Mister
Gallop, but he isn't at home. Oh,
here he comes now"
As he spoke little gray bird came
splashing in. Over his eyes were
little curtains to keep the water out.
Then he lifted the little curtains and
shook himself.
why how do you do" h. said
Hospitality. Il didn't know | had CON-
pany. Thank you for saving my
friends, Tommy and Jimmy Trout.
I've been greatly worried"
You're welcome" said Mister Gal
lop. If anything else goes wrong
please let me know"
Il sure will" declared Mister Dip
per positively.
TO BE COntinued.)
Copyright 1923, NEA Service, 1nc.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10

"Who sent you word about Mrs.
Bear and her boys being after Tommy
Trout:' asked Nancy, when Buster
Bear and Bunch Bear and their
mother had gone home after promis-
ing never, never. never to fish again.
Mister Gallop, the cowboy fairy,
relied up his lasso and hung it on his
saddle. 1T was Dandy Dipper who
told me-" he answered. DO you
know Dandy Dipper:"
"No," said Nancy. "What is he
called that for? And what's he like?'
Hes bird" explained the fairy
man. But jump on your ponies and
I'll take you to his house. 1t isn't
far from here" :.
So the Twins climbed on Snow and
Blackie and they all rode along until
they came 10 place where the creek
fell down from a high place 10 low
place and then went rushing off as
il it were scared
"Here's where he lives" said Mis-
ter Gallop. Jump down, and follow
me-"
Before they knew what he was
about Mister Gallop had waded out
into the water in his high boots and
walked straight into the waterfall. 1t
Evening star., 1923-06-28
FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

HUNTINGTON TERRACE-A Revelaton-Thats ALL
possibilities s
plot scHH1
asOund ou % tx P5s yos
built s. the home yI sa
JUST OFF THE PARK. . -, a s uu..
s @ sa as hSehT T4ms device together with
PARK VIEW-6 Rooms and 2-Car Garage-2,5oo . ~
coIniaho
spOls19% % % at a p1 M can !. fot BOUGHT on cd I " ~
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$S85o. x,. o., ,.,.a
& sss 5 l Fs has '1 .,,ss ss1 ss4s
lot alley 1t should sell easily Oh ~ '
1Ath STREET HIGHLANDS Bedrooms and Garage-S1 500
bedroom,t improvement inuol
situated on deep lot psd asG sg. IN anS @
the country vacant ana res i0'
CENTRAL RTHEAST-S47oo. ,,
Hwater heat ani
good
. i 1
CHEVY CHASE. , -.
the best & eOtssed rms ans
duplicated for The reasonable ph o e OF
NEW HOMES-Near Grant Circle-$o75o
popular sn are
distinguish them, them from the
@ % % paranet @
with d y,
taste could easily be
inspection will aouse enthusiasm
WILLIAM s. PHIL LIPS,
9Th and SITS NV the Phillips Building Phone Main 1900.
MEMBER wA1IINtiToN ESTATE BOARD
Evening star., 1923-06-28
FOR SALEHOUSES
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
BOSS & PHELPS.


$I4,ooo-Arsocratic Georgetown
nd
beautiful 4 the h
SI2,S5o-Sauls Addition Detached Brick.
dsemibu n
There's seven
and tile bah e
many
Bloomingdae
home families
large rooms
SI2,5oo-Coumba Heights.
OF lad IL
on eGo r; aad pehes
ST. I3,ooo-Chevy Chase.
A Rep.
excellent
in Keeping Lot
SIo25o-Mt. Pleasant.
houses done
n
front and double
garg
BOSS PHELPS,
MAIN 1910
Evening star., 1923-06-28
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1911 H ST.
MAIN 657-65S.

N.
a low priced dcorn in auttul el Good a p n
A
tunty o g a
So,5oo-NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD
Ahone will what hnesh Its s smph by its ton
y in Of
a
Soooo-ECKINGTON
ms
n &c
soooo-GOOD SECTION, NORTHWEST.
hme be o a home home Is
condito IND meta a ov our word
that gd II
$8ooo-RHODE ISLAND AVE NE.
s not n the price $ pride in
S7Sso-PARK VIEW.
time home is tonal Six sand
Evening star., 1923-06-28

NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
Incorporated
OWNER BUILDER AGENT
WHY NOT USE THAT VACATION MONEY AS
A FIRST PAYMENT ON A REAL
"ALL-YEAR-ROUND HOMER"
NEW BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES FRAME OR
BRICK.
All City Conveniences With Advantages of Suburbs.
Large lots good trees, buitn garages, cement sidewalks
electric improved roads, city water sanitary plumbing
electric service
$3.50 to $11 500
Small Cash Payments. Liberal Terms
WE MAKE IT EASIER TO BUY THAN RENT.
NORTH WASHINGTON REALTY CO.,
Incorporated
Washington Office, Silver Spring Office,
1858 Penna, Ave. NV -, :, ao,,
Phones Main 6152 and V16. rhone Soulnod 9oNi'
E. BROOKE LEE BHoUsToN McCENEY. P. BLAIR LEE,
President. Sales Manager. Vice PRESIDENT.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
FOR SALE-H0USES

BRYANT ST. NV. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL.
One OF those well built 3-story brick houses
with colonial porch; large rooms and bath /;
elec. lights. hot-water heat; rear stairway;
large closets: double rear porches; iot INK
i4o #. to paved alley: Lear ;a garage. pnd This
81, ,750. Liberal terms.
A. G. HOUGHTON & CO., REALTORS,
1915 St. NV. Phones Main 1885, 1887.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
Evening star., 1923-06-28
WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

IIOIINSs A'IIIII OE ~ 4fIu 1OO'
ON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY.

FOR RENT.
FURNISHED COTTAGES.
Phone.
Hyattsyil1e 34s. W
Evening star., 1923-06-28

They Are Real Homes.
these delightful houses at
Albemarle and 38th Sts.,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
spsnddg ReT built eveGs Inch
Of theml l-effectively designed and tempt
ingly priced.
Corner, $Io,o5o.
Others, SIo,5oo.
-"'th most convenient terms
They are entirely detached-in a won
deriui ne .shborhood. Six rooms, sleeping
porch, bath, hot-water heat stone founda-
tion; stone fireplace; cement porch and
slate roof.
Open for Inspection
Every Day and Evening.
Our Mr.. Hamilton is always to be found
at the sample Home. Or. for special ap-
pointment. phons him. Cleveland 14so.
st caevy s.N rof.h Chase ~ cars to aOeme
ards), walking west to 3Sth st.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. Phi. M. 4846.
NEW BUNGALOWS
broom, new bungalow; s.m;i.; hardwood
Price. $3.50; $500 cash and $50 month
floors; h.w. h.; $500; $500 cash; $50 month
For better bargains call
H. c. MAYNOR & CO.,
237s r. I. Ave. NE. Phone North $685.
NEW CORNER HOMES
4701-4729 sth ST. NV, overlooking Sauls
Addition; splendidly built, containing large.
airy rooms. with 4 bedrooms, 2 Of Which lead
to a 10x2o sleeping porch: Many attractive
features and ultra modern eonyenienees.
water heat: electricity. Reasonable price.
with only $1,000 cash. Representatives ON
premises evenings and Sundays until 9 pm.
I4I8 VARNUM ST. 5
Splendidly located. superbly built home just
OF 16th street; spacious living roow with fire.
place: beamed ceiling in dining room: French
doors; excellent breakfast and sleeping
porches; white enameled range. kitchen cabi-
net and one-piece sink in kitchen; 4 bedrooms.
2 complete baths with built-in fixtures; lot
140 feet deep; immediate possession. A home
that is rapidly enhancing in value. Representa-
tives on premises evenings and Sundays until
pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
sl4 NEW YORK AVE. FRANKLIN 1l4o.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
An Ideal Summer Camp for Boys
CAMP SONOMA
BRUN MS WICK,
MAINE

Located on the beautiful New Meadows
River S5 miles from Portland. Secluded, yet
easily reached Capable and conscientious
Directors, who have q keen sense OF their re-
sponsibility, are in charge of the camp.
Kitchen in charge of a competent Chef. Ar.
tesian well supplies water for drinking and
cooking purposes.
Salt water bathing. horseback riding, fishing
trips and sailing cruises along the beautiful
coast Of Maine are part Of the summsrt pre-.
gram. Send for catalogue.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
PICK OF THE MARKET IN FV

flCh Or 1HE MARKE
Chevy Chase, D. C.
slo'"o-Nesr Conn: ave, r. b.. h.-w.h.,
attic.
Sle'5oo-Keokuk near Conn. ave-. r. and 2
3. detached; h.-w.h,. cleo. hardwood
noors, screens, awnings, garage.
sle'ooo-Harrison, near Circle, s r. bath.
shower: h.-w. h, cleo. 2-car garage;
'front.' side. sleeping porch; large lot.
Cleveland Park.
,oOo-Charming detached r and b.,
h:.w.h., cleo, front and rear porches;
sl4'ooo-Sear Conn ave. detached like new;
a., :: and b.. h.-w.h.: elec.. hardwood
e.. ooo screens, awnings perfect.
4,ooo-Highland pl.. r. baths, h.-w.h.,
elec.. hardw ood floors, screens, FIRE.
place. bargain.
Woodley Park.
s15.5oo-G arfeld, near Conn. ave; 10 r. . b.,
.,-,, nv h., elec., semi,det.; porches.
INV. h. cleo; servants bath; e cellar; T;:
go 49, two-car garage.
s2o,ooo-Upton near Conn. ave-: vacant; IL
r, 2 B.. NV; h. elec.: built-in ga
mdoG Tasei soa,. oa; and sleep; D. pCsches. hard
metal weatherstripped. screened: per
feet condition.
Edgemoor, Md.
Washington's Best Suburb.
s23.0OO-Edgemoore Lane; IL T. baths. H.
W. h.. elec.; lot 127x210: center en-
trance; new.
So, ,oo0-Arlington rd.; bedrooms. baths.
liv., din, library. kitchen; every con-
venience
So. so.ooo-Glenbrook I'd: hollow tile. cement fin
ish. French style; beautiful: 8 r, 3
b., h.-w. h., cleo, two-car garage,
slate roof. three-quarters acre; must
be sold; make offer.
WILLIAM K. HART
1lOS 10th St. NV.
MEMBERS 0F TIE MASHIN.
Evening star., 1923-06-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

FOR SALE-H0USEs FOR sALE-H0UsEs
THE LOWTHER REALTY CO., Machinists Bldg Main sos
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W.-S25ooo
ec cuon the city. ~ ~ 1 tD|e"
nth ST. NEAR G ST. NW.-S45ooo
~ useless tell
bargain
L ST. WEST OF CONN. AVE-s1oooo
not b wei eloo ~ @'A'Ne-'
NEW STORE AND APARTMENTS -S1oz5o-Easy Terms
h hlonted
"N1 "'"' wen
lHE LOWTHER REALTY CO., Machinss Bldg Main sos
Evening star., 1923-06-28

n L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
1913 Eye ST. NV. Phone Main 1904.
Columbia Heights Near Conn. Ave. Bridge.
PRICE, Located Just iS
thee
house % feet wide s1d has ten G%
a
Near I4th St. Car Line 70 a home in
a
wonro nrouS e PfIu1 nave % m M Peworth
o 81, which
Of highest
o a
located just of feet and aious
bat howater heat
is In h OF
eect and may h bought atrac
floors and terms
Argyle Park. No~.ha,e+
st
Mfk whe eight rooms
baths,
ecreend ne
ughout garage
PARK VIEW
PRICE, $825o The neates aractivey priced home
have offered for long time 1t full 2ofootwide brick
house. with we'll arranged and BATH howater heat
light fine yard with shubbery and grape arbor and
garage Located Schools churches and stores May
be bought real easy terms.
N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
I41S Eye ST. NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
WASHINGTON =
Evening star., 1923-06-28
EVERY SECTION.
Park View.

Park View.
S6,95o-s1 600 cash: Col. I'd, near Park: ?.
and b., h.-w. h., cleo, brick; vacant;
ss5oo-REtTissett perfect condition. 6
Oflck garage, hardwood floors, porches;
ss,5oo-Park pl.. facing Park; r. and
porch: corner.
Georgetown.
S4'5o-32nd St; r. and h. a bedroomsl:
49,. semi-det.. alley; very good buy
A,soo-Near 34th and y; 500 cash: 8 r. and
s.. D.: NV h. detached: part brick;
s7.a5o-31st. near y: r. and h.. brick:
NV; b.. elec.. hardwood floors. open
fireplace; screened; new paper.
Downtown Northwest.
S.50o-K St, near 18th; investment: brick;
r. and b.. apartment house location.
s7.1oo-K St. near 4th; r. and b.: NV h
elec; good condition; owner leaving.
s11. .ooo-Corcoran st. b. garage. e,sc.
tricity: truly wonderful home.
Takoma Park.
ss,5oo-s1. 900 cash. SO mo-. 5 r. and b.. dc.
tached; h.-w. h.. cleo, sleeping porch,
.o ooo dream place: Elm ave.
SS,oOo-Syca amore; T. and b.. detached:
lot 5O1230.
ss,9oo-Carroll ave-: IL r. 1 bath. . toilets;
sleeping porches. cleo; block cars;
paved
Petworth.
SS,50o-Rock Creek Church rd.. s T. and b.
INV, h., cleo. garage. porches. hard
wood floors: excellent condition.
$S,15o-Sth ST; fine section; T. and b.: h.
W; h., cleo. room garage; porches;
s1o,s5o-Webster st; r and b.. h.-w. h.
cleo; room garage; fireplace.
7UNG & COMPANY,
nj 80 1E ,<n
Evening star., 1923-06-28
HARVARD ST.
RAYMOND REAL ESTATE,
No. One Thomas Circle.
Main 8633.
Columbia Heights

NOIumDld 1elSHtS.
6emi-detached brick: eight rooms bath;
Swo-car garage; sleeping porch ideal location,
close TO schools and Park road. This property
tn excellent condition; Available at $40
Terms, 81 900 cash. SS5 monthly. Second floor
and garage will rent SIS monthly. Don't miss
this chance,
Evening star., 1923-06-28
GEORGETOWN

Detached colonial home. 25 feet widde.
stories. attic and cellar, sleeping rooms,
sleeping porch and bath on 2nd floor, colonial
front porch, dreplaces in all rooms: room for
built-in garage. Dumbarton avenue near 31st
st., amid lovely old colonial surroundings;
1877 q St. G. P. BARRETT. Main 47e1.
DOWNTOWN.
First commercial zone, IL rooms, electricity,
garage: beautiful location and near corner.
Price right at 900.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Detached colonial home. Z rooms. fireplace.
tory with pedestal wash bowl; large lot: serv-
ants toilet; laundry trays. Price $1,000 be-
low reproduction: vacant; s12,S50.
NORTHWEST.
A very cozy home of six rooms. bath. hot
water heat electricity. laundry tubs, three
porches and garage. Priced low at s7.700;
cash, 500. Vacant. "
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
A paying proposition; 10 rooms. ? baths,
dition: garage space. Only s12.s5o.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
A brick home OF 8 rooms, bath. colonial
front porch and garage; only $500; easy
'@'"'' EVANSVILLE, MD.
A detached home bargain. rooms on two
garage. $3.50; terms.
'BLOOMINGDALE
Brick home Of eight large rooms: rooms
on each floor: bath: furnace heat; cellar; brick
garage; $3.50; terms.
NJ NJ nc
Evening star., 1923-06-28

A Brand-New Georgetown Home-Low Price-Easy Terms
and H ] % s. an i5 sst n s n ss % modern @ @
viii nhsa be by no seeing hrt. ~ ~ ~ ~ " s ~
On Fourteenth Street Terrace
Priced Way Under the Market
.e efVds es e Of sn l1 % % ce Fs s0
I'd. eal " " - ~ -
Near Goth and Conn., Ave.-For Only S13,5oo
class an % T M % es es % % very deep lot with garage first
In Sixteenth Street Heights for $14,25o
% % % home t % sIs % % 7sf f1es s1as front s
In Cleveland Park
Soso The
md.. q
{ IS Of e n
Elaborate Chevy Chase Home.
brick sensedS9 %tniIs 10 ys5y Se Ssam
In Brookland for $500
Rss: sa % s f:s # s;:s and s %
tonaII g " ~ - = " - =
A Very Beautiful Little Home Near Lincoln Park for $500
trim a ~ ~ 90
A New Takoma Park Bungalow, Only $7,35o.
waite. ss % sdea ' s' ss ss the and best si buy %
Blooming gdale-$7,5oo.
Immediate possession ~ ~
Call our Sales Department. Main 2345 and give Shannon
Luchs opportunity show you what should be your future
HOME.
SHANNON & LUCHs y
7I3 14th Street NV Main 234S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
PLANE FAILS IN
WOMAN SEARCH
Companion Of Mrs. Barnes
Found by Police

An airplane search Of Lake Wash.
Ington for the body Of Mrs. Dona s.
Barnes. a victim OF a supposed canoe
drowning last Tuesday ended in fail.
uro Friday morning.
II. K. Edmond. aviator. pilotcd his
alrplane cscr Mercer island and for
several miles along tho eastern shore
OF the lake in vain attempt 70
locate the body. Iie was accom-.
panied by his partner. N. s. Atkin.
and o. l.. Van Ripper OF the harbor
patrol boat No. 2.
Kenneth Barnes, husband OF the
missing woman. arrived too late 20
accompany the air men.
hnother flight will be made Fri.
day evening and another Saturday
morning. according to Edmond.
Dragging operations were resumed
by Capt. Van Ripper following the
airpiane search. Tho efforts of the
harbor patrol boat are being handi.
capped by the extremely deep waters
in the vicinity Of Calvert landing,
where the supposed drowning took
place.
A light draft boat was 20 be used
by searchers TO scour the shores Of
the lake in the belief that the body
might have been washed onto the
beach somewhere in the vicinity OF
the spot where tho canoe is believed
Uurn to Page o. Column 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
HART REFUSES
LARSON PARDON
Convicted Banker Prepares
for Prison Term

With his gaze ret toward ths
future. Ole s. Laraou. presldent o.
the defunc; Scandinavian American
bank OF Tacoma. Is preparing ID
serve his sentence OF from three "a
five years in the state pcnltentlnry
at Walla Walia, following the refusal
Thursday OF Governor Hart to par.
don him.
Larson Intends to continue his
studies Of management engineering
in prison and after hts release Will
take "A course al Harvard university
10 fit himself as an expert in tho
line he has chosen.
a wife and six children will awnlt
his release and maintain their faith
in him as he fights to re.cstabllsh
himself in the business world. Lar.
son insists that he haa committed no
breach OF honesty. He was convict.
cd of misappropriatlng si7,500 OF the
Tacoma banks money 10 pay an as.
sessment on stock he owned In tho
scandinavian American bunk OF Sc.
attic.
Tho governor sent Larson letter,
replying TO his petition for executive
clemcncy.
AS much as / sympathizo with
you and your family. and greatly az
| might desire TO do you favor.
with due regard to tho facts and con.
ditions in your case. cannot OF.
ficially interfere" Governor Hart
said.
Personally. / regret exceedingly
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