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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Vessels in Other Ports

Taeoma-Jsn. ff--Arrissd. str sis-
media FROM seattle. At m. str Alas.
ka tron Vancouver. n, G. at zste a m.
saiisd. ctr Dorethy Alexander Ter go
attic. at a. ~,
As,orfa-Jsn. sT--Arriyad, str Siberian
Prince from Vancouver. n CT ctr stesl-
makar from Baltimore via ports sailed
str A. l. Kent for seattle. I .. m str
MontAEps fer Manlla via ports. neon-
San FFaneIsco--Jsn- Arrived. ser J.
|C. Ktrkpatriek from Aeatlis. : q. m. ian
e. Hotarahlp Loeb kafrns from Seattle.
n m Hhusd str PasamA for Seattle
AZ midniEht asr Admiral Dewey fer H.
s,sir. ~ ate HanfR isabel for ne
attic. 5 3 M. str i.ehse fer Everett st
q nj q. = Porter FOR PpEss aoprd
Naval Staten. At 10 q. IN.
San Psdro--Ian x7--Arfiyea. meter.
ship Chariis Watson from Seattle ssr
Homestead from Seattle. afr santa Eais-
la from seattle
H6noiulu--Jsn ss--Arritsd, air Mshu.
koHa from ssaiils.
Yekohama--Jsn. ss-sailsd. str Arabia
NiRru for seattle
shanEhAi--Jsn 81 Sailed. str Prssi.
dent Madison for Seattle.
HapwsonE--ian. as--Arrivsd, str kaea
Mafu from Seattle.
HalttUors-@Ian zb-Hailed, str Esgia
FOR seattle via ports
Sew Fork Jan. zs--Arrlvsd. ctr Ian.
caster from Seattle. Sailed, sir pochFa
for seattle. afr WiilfaFo for Asatti4.
CliRsK0w Jan ge-Eailsd. stt KhlEht
TsmplaF for seattle
BaIhoA--Jan. IS sailed. str AEwIstar
for Seattle ctr owps0 Tor HsAstis.
BsiiinEham-JAn 49, Sailed, asr aan
Francisco for Avoamouth Arrived. str
nsricau from ssastis via Tacoma, l a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
CHINESE WAR
is IMMINENT

SHANGHAI. China, Ian. 2o.--Ro.
sumption Of warfare in Southern
China between the factIons from the
province OF Kwanga and tho sup.
portcrs OF Sun Vat Sen, leader OF
the republican faction, was rpnsia
cred imminent today
Sun Yai Sen remained IN sh0ng
hai directing the reorganization Of
hls army. which was recently de.
fontcd IN n battle for control OF Can.
ton. capital OF South China
Various conflicting reports came
from Canton where Wei PonR Ping,
chief OF the conNabulnry, had been
reported troncherously ossnssinnted
Reports todny indicated he wna not
dend and cnsl doubt MS to whether
he had been wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Spokane Not to Try
to Influence Solons

SPOKANE. Jan. :s.---Ron III. Rice,
executive secretary OF the Columbia
Basin Irrigation league. announced
Saturday that the league will mike
no effort whatever to influence the
Legislatures decision as to whether
the so-callcd Bateheller report on
the Columbia dam means of water.
i1R the area shall be printed.
This league rs not interested in
how tho water In put on tho lana,"
said Rice. We are interested only
In getting the water.
mfr. Batchelier's report Is one Of
several made by engineers who have
been over the basin project. II is
the only one OF the several that a..
vors the dam method as against the
gravity plan.
But In any case the official gov.
eminent engineers win have the n.
nal decision, n they choose ono
plan or the other. or introduce n
third method OF getting the water
on tho land. the decision viii not
interest the league In tho slightest.
We are organized TO get the water.
Engineers win tell us how"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Bell street Tsrnniuai-u, n L n T.
Heather
Pier ii-B-atr Papnea.
Pier Str cordoYa. rtr Victoria
Seattle EhiphuildiuE a pJdoek co.-su
Explorer. stf noHsr.
Union raelne TsrminAi-su Larlins. ctr
Moutiesiio.
Pacific Coast Coal nuHhsrs-u. n O. q.
anohomish. U. n L. n Ewlftsurs.
Y. =, Shipping Board MooFtnEn-fitr
ironiuui, str Anna y, Morus. str Sill
verado. siT Gross Keys str Delight
str t.ubrlep. str West lson sts Wet
Hartiand, str MAiiinEfngd
connscticgt ssfsst rvrmtusi-schr 10
rhic Christsnspns
Atlantic stree, Tsrmiual-stf willie A.
Higgins
stacy street Tsfminai-u. u c. n Dali.
weed. ctr burnside. ctr Surveyor.
spokane stree, TssIniaai-s,f Highland
Esatsss
ITeda prydoeks str Fui,en
Dushis's Tcrhminai--ssr wahsnz
faSrt HoHnd Bridge a prsdHink Co
Sc Patterson
Harbsr Isiasd peck wsrshou.s sFish.
srsl-atr KonEosan Mara
Amss ahipyard 4 Tsrfninal-ssr Roass.
welt
Ss,tiston's Mni-su san,s ines. s,r
santa Rita
colmAa crsoso,s works-sa FRED RsI.
ter.
Hsessrnsn's Dryaoek -Aio,ership Oregon.
West seattis Training aistion--E4Eis
10. 81.
Alaska steamship MooFinEa-ssr oduna,
Redoude. ctr vaiass. afr juneau
wtnAiUw Aarins RSiiway~alf faeifico.
str 0riffau. tsrss Cpauit!am city,
bark Belfast hkfn James Tuft,
WhAiers Star Nos T. I aid =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Here and There

Minnie G,ldstein, California poetess
and playwright, commits suicide in
Oakland to escape threatened blind
ness.
Glenn Kersh, i6. dies in Tuscaloosa,
Ala. from excitement OF initiation at
University OF Alabama.
WIN OF Mra Edward Leclarc, New
York. provides $4,000 for her hus-
band. $4,000 for Der tomb and $4,000
for two servants
Barney Taylor pays Sl,oOO,OoO for
the Newark. n. j., store, before which
he sold newspapers 30 years ago.
Radio program broadcasted by
Havana stp,ion IL heard by Douglas
Alaska, station,
Martin c. Welsh ~ appointed city
attorney nj Raymond. Wash,
National headquarters of the Mill
tary Order Of Coolies, play order Of
the Veterans OF Foreign Wars. to
move TO Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Arrivals and Departure,

ARRINEn-lan. sg-atr canadian
Winner from ahanEhHI Sia Gan Francis %,
AZ 10 a. uti ar santa rita from san
Pedro via san krancisoe, a. silt a M
ctr Admiral Rodman from Pert Angeles
AZ 3ita a VA ar Whsatland Montana
nom Manila via ports. At ilise p. m, ctr
Montisolio from Tacoma. at fitt a. M, ;
afr Dorothy Alexander from Tacoma. AZ
noon. Jan. is=su raNnss from Eureka
Via Everett. at talduiKhti sir Alameda
frem south ' sstsfH via Southeastern Alas
ka, AZ aifp y. M hkfn Geo, y. Hind
ffnm San Francisco, a. ~ m.
hAttisn-Jan, aI-Stf Jefferson for
Southeastern Alaska. a. a. m.i atT Ala.
media for Tacoma. at a M Jan 2s-
Htf Edna Cor Tacoma. AZ n a. m str
Kswanss Tor Ks,rhikan. Al 30. M ctr
Dorothy Alexander foF Tacoma. ~ fiit
p M, str steel Inventor for New York
Via ports. az ., m! sr Lydia fec New
York VIA ports. AZ sitt .. m.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BASIN
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

nation committee. said Monday. III
these charges arc true. thsrs will
without doubt be somothing done
about them. / will look into II. how.
ever. ana see what course should be
taken"
Neither Representatives Banker
nor Davis could be reached Monday
morning, other members OF the
house irrigation and reclamation
committee. however. said that n com
plcte showdown on the matter
should bd demanded.
Engineering jealousy. Nothing
more" That In the way Representa-
tive e. 4. Banker Monday branded
charges made by W. 4. BatGhellor
against Dan Scott. director Of dovolp-
uisnt and conservation. regarding the
withholding Of BAicheller's report on
the feasibility OF tho Grand couiee
project OF the Columbia river basin
development
II want 10 get every person that In
concerned In this ,sntroveray before
my COMMITTEES and thrash this thing
out aaid Banker. IF there IN any
thing IN these charges made by
BRtchellor. the state should know
about n: n there " not. fsatohcller
sheuld be kept rtifi"
Banker said that the only thing
worth considering IN the whole mat.
Ter wns the charge made that Coed
nsr attempted 20 bnvc Batchslier
make a detrimental report on 'he
matter.
II would demand that Goodnsr b
instantly removed n this charge Is
szibstan,iated." Banker declared. IF
We do nothing else we must clear this
matter up. We want no man work
tnE for tho state that In guilty Of a
thing like that.
Il do not for one minute. however.
doub, soott's integrity in this mat
trrr" said Banker. ~patrheiivr was
hired merely 10 INVESTIGATES the sicc.
trfcRl possibilities OF the Crand
coul~c project and not 20 make n
complete engineering rerort. Scott.
after two months. believed that
Baichclisr was taking too hong for
this work and said 30 This was re-
sented ny Bstcheiisr and 7 believe
this Is why he Is trying TO make this
trouble now"
Banker aid that he would arrange
20 have The matter completely inves-
tiEated ns soon as he possibly could
arrange for the meeting.
-Ratchelior evidently wants the
matt 'horoly aired and VIZ are
ready 10 do that any time he wants.
The sooner. The better, for me- he
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Spokane Rail Bank
to Open Shortly

SPOKANE. Jan 2o.--Thc Brother.
hood National brink. organized by
the 10 railway labor ORGANIZATIONS In
this district, will be opened hero
shortly, II was announced today by
w. u. Jones. Milwaukee engineer,
and chairman OF the bank organlza.
tlon committee.
Stock subscription blanks arc be.
ing mailed TO those who have pledged
10 take stock. The charter has been
granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
LETTERS
REACH HOUSE

OLYMPIA. Jan. 2a.--Members of
the house were bombarded, Monday
morning, by flood OF kilograms
from various Ru Klux Klans OF tho
stnte, urging them 90 do all in their
power TO kill all bills which would in
any way interfere with the workings
OF the klans, They stated that re.
llgious intolerance was creeping into
state policies. aud that II should be
stifled Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
APPLE SALES
ARE BOOMING
Dealers Pushing Campaign
This Week

Tho movement Of apples on the
local market WAS reported as good
Monday. Altho the cold weather
has crippled much trade en- the
street, II was said 60 have little
effect ON the apples, Local iohbers
arr still boosting with their slogan,
"A box OF APPLES In every home, T"
which Is a movement 10 help Wash.
y ston growers, The bulk Of the
trade holds on apples priced at near
sasTS and 81.
The butter and egg quotations
were unchanged Monday. Butter "
reported as slightly fiuner in tone.
A change In tho esq prices on the
local market may come Tuesday,
Cold weather both here and In New
York may bring the price down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Admiral Sims to
Address Students

BERKELEY, Cal, ian. 2o.--Reer
Admiral William $. Sims, U. S. NJ,
retired commander OF tine Ameri.
can fleet In European WATERS dur.
ing tho war will be tho chtmter day
speaker nt the University OF Cali.
fornia this year. II was announced
today Charter day falls on March
OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Marshal Auctions
Smug9lers' Rings

-Four diamonds, three set in plat.
mum ring and one IN n gold stud,
were auciIoned by Deputy United
states Marshal a. u, Miller, on tho
postcffIcc steps, Monday. They net.
tod $50, Tho diamonds were con.
fiscntod from smugglcrs last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
European Money Value
Is Sent to NelU Levels

STREET JOURNAL. FINANCIAL REVIEW
NW NQlt sskyents the nd hope OF an
=
laison and Consoildated Gas showing the
4
Steel lose CONSOLIDATED es u Texas Company as
"a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
SALARY LOANS
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Wiseman, Clarence NJ, SS02 Brandon
ST.. boy,
Maruhashi. Toyota, si2 First ave. s..
boy,
Nakanchi. Kaxuma. Kent. boy.
Black, Lyman H., SOS w. Prospect
Ct, boy.
washburn, George o.. 25os E. Lynn
st. hoy.
whltlow. L. W.. 1914 cath ave. girl.
|Gilftllan. Richard s.. 10000 Rainier
Smith, William T.. 1861 ssrd ave. s..
girl
Boyd. G. M. 1906 Ward st. boy.
Bowling, Joseph w. 1903 Soth ave-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Grain MARKET
CLOSES LOWER

CHICAGO. Jan. aT.--Ali grain
prices closed lower ON the Chicago
heard Of trade today. due largely %
a late decline az Liverpool and fay.
orable SHOWS over a portion OF the
winter wheat belt. Provisions
closed irregular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Foreign Exchange

SE+a-s FORK. Jau s1.--FersiEn ss-
change opened irregular stsFllns.
marks sa.eoo1s
FursiSu exchange clicked steady. Bier.
ling. sSstAi francs fs0ssgts lire.
80 0tf3A MARKS. ie.seass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29

Mrs. u, c. Platter lis In the swcd-
lsh hospital In Seattle, Wash. She
slipped and broke mn apglc,--Oal,
Park, ILL.,, oak Leaves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
DEATHS

Ruth. Albert John. . months,
,tsonnosuiSi, Abe. SO years.
Eodnond, intent
Graham MNthildR. "a years.
Margaret 10 years.
islclocrson. drank ~, 6S wears.
Nerser, John H.. GO years.
Jflrayuwe Mantaro. "a years,
iiibbs. Lydia Annie. 70 years.
Smith. Alice NJ. 81 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Weather Bureau Report

rAToosil BLAND, Jan. H. A ~
--narpristsf faillnEi cloudy wind noFta-
east, ala nllos an hour Passed IN, =
steamer. white letter I'VE en black
stack, resembling naotorship Sierra. Al
a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Alaska Vessels

ketrhtkan-Jan. at-Haiied. ctr North
vsstor-l. norihhound, 81 iito p. m. ctr
spokane. northbound. az tp. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age.
Tester. David Hill. u. s. s. Penn 4
sylvania ....... ......... ...2l
Wall. wilma Ivy. Seattle 80
Peterson, Walter w, Seattle Legal
Nittenbogaard, Cora. Seattle Legal
LGlrard. Clement A.. Seattle ....2s
Liston. lucille, Seattle ....,. rs
Mottcler. Delmore B., Columbia
River ..,......,... .,........ .SS
Rich. llossic W. Spokane ......ei
Davis. Alden. Seattle ...... Legal
Sharp, Leila, Seattle .......... Legal
Tucker. John D.. seattle $3.50. Legal
Fracess. Laura. Semitic 1850. Legal
Jacobson. Carl. Seattle ...... legal
Olson, Ada Kenmore .n..... Legal
HauclS. Clayton H., Auburn ......t9
Schulcr, Evelyn Maryec, Algona . IL
Smyth, Isaac, Jr.. Seattle 49,. Legal
Johnson. hanna e., Seattle ...loEal
Parsons. claude A., Tacoma Legal
Robinson Iva NJ. Tacoma -. Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
saturdaY's OuolaiIons
turday's ouotailons

haturdhys Quotations
SUEar--Qulet. Raw. sb,02Ub,2f, RfnHu.
lated, t6.b0aa7o
Coffes--No. 7 RIO. spot isMat2Mo ID.
No. I Santos. i5M 70 Ice ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
POULTRY AND MEATS


Dneks-iivs. ms. and ovsr... ~
Fancy. dressed -t.-...-..-... II
Broilers-i 20 ? foa .. II
,Hens-Sa ros and up ........ "a
Med. live. J y 20 tis fbs. u
Live. light. TO ~ ma. ID
Fancy dry picked cents
shove live.
C<ese-Liye. fat. 20 10 ms .. IL
Fancy dressed .........-.... zee II
Belgian Hares--3A ms and up ~
Dressed .s-+.s-s-...- ~
TuSkeys-Faney d. D. Sis Da. Is
Live. fancy. Fat. 1915 ms. ii
Roo-ters-old, live. per ~ 80. IL
Hog
Choics. liEht ....-....s.---.. JIG Y
Heavy, fancy ..........s-.s. $40 ~
yeRl-
Fancy. Hight ................ IL
Med. light .-.......-...... 100 II
Fancy, heavy. $4,000 fos.,.. .o9H II
Med heavy. rough. iso 400. ere 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29

HAY, GRAIN AND FEED

W ~ Dfatt8
Alfalfa .s.sss..ss.ss.s..... ..ze.1e
Mifcd Hny ...s..s.s.'....... $500
STRAW ....s.-s. ..ss.s...s....S...2l.a1
Ctfy Delivery, Wholesale. Fer Ton
marley Whole feed. 1905 ........Is.os
Rolled and ground. so's-ioos ....tt.oe
Clipped. zoos ..s..........p..... 1870
Corn Whole, yellow. i20s ......5a.O0
Cracked and feed meal, zoos ,..45.eo
Osts--Wbols. feed. 1908 .........lT.oo
relied and ground 7os-so's ..s..ts.oo
HproutinK zoos .,,.....s........B2.0o
wheat RecieansG feed. 1855 500. 5000
AII-tjrnin Chop SOS ......s.......ts.es
chick Terd @1OO'H f.4s.tsss4......4gf.00
rblek Mash ~ o'H. with u. NJ ....slO 90
Feed -fO0's .4.......s....gz.00
Growing Mash 1905, no -. M...,..bo.o 90
yrr uasb--t0D's. no y. IA. .........bioo
arr1ieb Feed--Io0's .,.,.......,...50.0 90
wheat -Mixed feed. SOS ...4..... $500
Coeosnut Meal ..,.ts....s....t.b.5 s.00
Cottonseed Meal ..s'''..s..,....i.,sp,
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Liberty Bonds

Saturdays Quotations
Furnished ~ Logan a Bryan
$40 Second Ave. Seville
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MONDAY
JAN. ~
itrpt t-iFh Tid~
sfts - m iop n.
Hfst Law TIDE
Hltt a. IN. ~ r.
second iiiHh Ssas
ilaa y. m iof r.
SoVond lew Tide
titp u NM 81 n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
81 SALARY LOANS
SALARY LOANS
MONEY IN FIVE MINUTES


MONEY IN FIVE MINUTES
a place for employed men and WON.
tn TO get n1oney when they want
II on their own personal note.
without security or indorser. az
rates can afford to pay.
STFiETLT CONFIDENTIAL.
Your employer. friends or neighhors
need never know.
MOST LIBERAL. LOAN Co IN CITY
Don't care who YOU owe or what you
want the money for. No red tape
at all. just satisfy US you will
make small weekly or monthly
payments and you get the money
LOANS also on FURNITURE. PIANO
and Endorsed notes. II you have
had sickness. been out of work or
need money for any cause. come
In and'get II on easy payment plan.
CITY LOAN co.
227 SEABOARD BLDG.
SECOND FLOOR. 4TH AND PIKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Chicago Car Lots
saturdays fluctuations
Furnished by Logan A bryan
sro second Ave, Seattle
Portland Produce

NNIufUHf NuutHN"hs
iiutter--t4asio 10.
EGEs-$ominal.
Chee~e--ssa 7se 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Ship News
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY,
JAN. 80
I1rsi ulKh Tide
Asa a IA. iie a.
lirsi Lss ttes
hE5 a. m. 10 o.
s~aaad High Tide
aat p m ~ . n,
Hceond Low Tide
sias p. ma Is q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
VEGETABLES
rtees raid WholesaIe Dealers
FRUITS
rrtess Paid Wholesale Dealers

Aprle~-
Delicious. box
srltsenberx-- extr. fancy i.s0 q s.sb
Winesaps. extra fancy ...... ,t-too s-ss
B.nanar-Psr n. - II
Ceroanuts--Per do1 ....s... .iTko s.ee
GrAnherric~- per boz. teo
Dafrs-Droms1ary. ts-pkxs box. AZ
0olden. per 70. ..........-.- ~
ttrs-Fresh Cal. 70 tea t
~ A-oh .ssssvs..-.-.s- So
Grape Fruit-Flerids. box ..-.. ~
Hency-corah. per case .....,stfaos-ts
rfnnns--Per box ....r..s.ss.. ave
CrHnger~per bor .A....tfo 4. 80
Fcrsfnmens--s-sa skst trafe - s.pe
ftncappie-Cuhan. per ease $50 . ~
Ehnharb-LoeAl hothouse. d.. NV
1an<rrtnes-P~r crate ..... tee
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% FARMS TO RENT

80 FARMS TO RENT
BY OWNER = go ACRES; GOOD
care main object: 10 acres finest
truck soil; half bottom land. plenty
water. drainage ditch: one acre
raspberrieE. full bearing: 1000 q
year.Old loRanberries VIII give
several years lease. and build
shack close 10 O'Brien and new
highway w. Mcrriwoather. z7l2
18th ave. 8. Beacon 1854.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29

i,.tN.'s IyNsNV' Ntia Guy tHtits htiIpho
.PIANoS-Spccial bargains in our ex-
change department.. Mcyer-Toner.
1891 fth owe Cobb Bldg.
CALL US UP FOR PRICES ON
Renton coal. All kinds OF wood.
University lee Co. Mclrosc 26ss,
PORTABLE garages, houses, stores.
DliNi&EiS PORTABLE BI4DG. 90.
litf Valley ST. Capitol soaa.
BEST DRY FORREST WOOD, 1910
cord. Sb.sb half cord; mill wood, "a
load, 81 double load, Garfield 20sb
WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR
ing. Guaranteed mninsprings. ST.,
stafford 4 Schwarg 1909 Arcade
FORREST WOOD. $3.50 AND $40
cord: wildwood big load 12-inch
$500. Call evenings, Sunset a6i6
FOREST WOOD, si2b, DELIVERED.
sunset 0aia.
KAvANAGH HATS. sS.oo. 1906 lat.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
new ENGLAND G. 0. P.
LEADERS TO GATHER
Chairman Adams Begins Series Of
Regional Conferences to
Cover Whole Country.

Chairman John T. Adams OF the
republican national committee will
hold a conference with the republican
national committeeman and state
chairmen from the six New England
states at Boston next Tuesday. This
will be the first of a series or re-
gional conferences of national COM
mitteemen and state chairmen at cen
trail points throughout the country.
At these conferences plans for CO.
ordinating the efforts of the national
committee and the various state or
ganizations preliminary to next years
campaign will be discussed. The pur.
pose is to have organization anairs IN
the best possible shape when tney
are turned over to the new na1>nal
committee which will be elected at the
national convention in 1924.
Meetings will be held in other cities
during the succeeding weeks. tnclud-
ing New York, Cincinnati chicago,
Kansas City. Denver and some point
on the Pacific coast. which VIII De
selected later.
Evening star., 1923-06-07
MARINE AND ARMY
!. :. BANDS SCORE HIT
More Than 10000 Hear
| Massed Concert at Capitol,
| Honoring BeIIeau Wood.

= The massed band concert given at
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
east front of the Capitol in memory
tof the battle of Belleau Wood was
attended by more than 10000 Shriners
T., and their friends,
= The United States Marine Band.
: Taylor Branson, second Leader. and
the United States Army Band, w. j.
, Stannard, bandmaster, gave a varied
program, which. owing to the COM
bination of the two organizations,
achieved volume of richness not
ordinarily heard.
= A feature of the concert was the
"Belleau Wood March," written by
Mr.. Branson and dedicated by him to
the Belleau Wood Memorial Associa
tion, Of which Mrs. James Carroll
The march combined themes from
the French march "Sambre ct Meuse.
from The Star Spangled Banner
and from the Marine Corps hymn
THE Halls of Montezuma." The
composition was in the best style OF
the American march and received an
ovation.
The program was begun with THE
Stars and Stripes Forever" Sousa S
masterpiece, after which an overture
was given. SibeIius' "Finlandia," a
tone poem, followed. Especially ef-
1ective was "L'Arlesienne Suite" by
Bizet. The Rachmaninof Prelude in
c Sharp Minor" was given.
Playing The Marsellaise" and "Tbs
Star Spangled Banner" closed the pro.
gram. Among the military repre-
sentattves present were Mai. Gen
Neville and Brig. Gen. Feland
Evening star., 1923-06-07
Folks North of Florida Aver,ue
Not Residents of U. S. Capital
DR.. TindaU Says They're Just District of
Colun,bians and Wants La,U Passed
for Their Benefit.

Washington may be short of school
buildings and other municipal i'm
provements, but when they were
handing out names the nations
capital got more than its share, DR..
William Tindell, student of local gov
eminent, told the Association of
Oldest Inhabitants at Union Engine
House last night.
Congress, as the city's guardian.
has christened its ward with so many
different titles in the course of a
century that what the child" really
needs now is a clearing of its name.
the veteran city official declared.
Outside of Capital.
Dr. Tindali said that all of the
people living north of Florida avenue
are technically outside the Federal
Capital and are merely residents OF
the County of Washington.
Here is the proof the former secre-
tary to the Commissioners presented
to the Oldest Inhabitants to support
his assertion that Congress has over
burdened its waif with names:
The entire area of the city is the
County Of Washington by the act of
February %, 1901. 1t Is also the Dis
trict of Columbia by acts of Febru-
airy 21. 1871. and June II, 1878
"A part of the entire area Is the
city of Washington by the act Of Feb
ruary 81. 1871. In the act of Feb
town is hereby consolidated with the
city o. Washington. the federal cap
ital. Therefore, all who live in the
county of Washington are mere Dis