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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12


But nobody answered Aunt Susan,
for there was only the canary to hear.
Not being interrupted by the canary,
wise little bird who knew Great
Aunt Susan's ways. she went on. all
to herself, sitting bolt upright among
her many lacy pillows in the rich, big
bed, mot much fun going alone. how
ever. Wonder how Jessica or Polly
now would like travelling around with
a cross old woman Guess I'll think it
over pretty well. though. before l ask
either of EN-"
Then silence fell while Great Aunt
Susan thought this question over
should she ask one of her great-nieces
| to see Europe under her care?''
The canary, swinging on his perch,
began to sing.
Had either Jessica or Polly heard
what the canary had heard, they would
have begun to sing, too. For neither
one of these girls had ever been to Eu-
rope, or ever travelled at all. And with
both it was the fondest dream.
They were cousins, but how differ
ent
Jessica lived on Elm street in a
| fashionable little house with her wild
owed mother, and went to Miss Fisk's
! finishing school. Polly lived way down
below Church hill on a street named
Pearl" 1t was decent enough
street, but far from fashionable; and
Polly was sophomore in high school.
Her father was a teacher in that same
! high school, and the smallness of his
salary explains the smallness of their
/ little house and its location.
While Great-Aunt Susan was sitting
up in bed in her dark old mansion
away in the city, thinking about Polly
and Jessica, both those girls. strange
to say, were thinking quite concen-
tratedly Of her, too. For it was only
! few days to Christmas and it was
their yearly habit to send this rich,
naughty old aunt a Christmas present.
| Jessica cried, ooh, mother, what a
bore Well I'll go out and get the
old thing her present right away and
have it over with. But what can give
her. she has so much?"
Jessica's mother answered wisely
swell, dear, it isn't the gift that will
matter to Aunt Susan It's the
thought. She has everything in the
world, of course It's only to let her
Fuow you remember her-and so she
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12

HIS SKIN WAS SENSITIVE

She was young and pretty and her
eyes sparkled with happiness. She
stepped up to the counter Of a mems
furnishing store during the busy
Christmas rush and asked to he shown
something that would make a nice
gift for man. The clerk brought two
grades OF caufflers. one Of silk and
the other OF coarse knit yarn. She
decided on the silk one in a moment.
with the remark that the other was
entirely too rough for Charles SEN
sitive skin. The crowd about the
counter smiled family. They all
guessed it. Of course-another newly
wed.-Katherine Edelman.
iGs Is2s. Western NswananAr puaonl
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
d OFFER A SHIP"

.,ocrs-Under the name OF
GNoYS Sa1orsc. and disguised
b9l,n s 3,a former freebooter
b %. .,s prescribed. returns
3l'aI. ,,, NJ New orleans. He
''' CIV! by two OF his ola
'.,o ,sons Alderman Dominique
~ o ,'r, At the gaming
4, '' s1zarac has won much n,.
u , saI colonel Carr, Brit
y ,s,e ~ john jaws. the the. ci t Us
'l ..temian Of the arts and
4 5' D, o.dttme friend Of La,
%. .., Il" If a woman's face and
(. !. '''. 4. u his last wager, Carr
., a woman presumably a
W custom compels Sazarac
= .,.,, The stake, He wins.
'. NJ associates and Count
:, % .. Ilmoraster accost him
sre A project or the
IN. .,a'' sdventurers Of New Or
'' y. rho rescue Of Napoleon
,,,a from st. Helena. and
". l,'' the seraphine. has been
y, ..,5y From De Almonas-
., , lo.~ns that the girl
. s,I, At the card table is
j.. n high estate and that
w. ~,,,sr has been made a by
|a rbs rity's resorts. SaZ-
ind. Nademoiselle Lestron'
4 BLOW passenger on a river
..ns, . few days before, and
q qscm he had fallen in love-
n, gIrl and in chivalry fore
Nj, revenge against Carr.
y, .omires Mademoiselle Les
He Is a witness OF the
..t,g and picks up a camellia
ts the gir had thrown UNI
.l,d to SazaraC. Jarvis Is
.croas; h. talks too much In
n1s Ills old associates OF
/, Ratarla days urge LATTE
pss co nmand Of the Sera-
n. ostensihly to rescue Napo-
I, but really to fly the black
!, and cruise the seas. He
a2tes. Jarvis Is a witness of
Kidnapping Of Mademoiselle
n,,n but his story is not
M, credence. De Almonaster
,vaIns Sazarac, now admitted
Ian latte. at his country
NJ LATTE. accused of the
fpNon Of Mademoiselle Les
n Is warned NJ the approach
IA military party seeking to
-N him. He escapes 20 the
anps Of Rarataria. LATTE
Ems that Mademoiselle Lestron
been placed on the ship
n-Oa, for the West Indies. In
nsd by his followers of the
ah0otlng days. and by De AL
easter chief owner Of the Ser
line LATTE agrees to seize
chip and sail to the rescue
hiemOiselle Lestron.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Without Fear if You
See the Safety "Bayer Gross"

Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are rot getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for % years.
Say "Bayer'' when you buy Aspirin.
limitations may prove dangerous.-Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
CHILD OF THE AGES

o Child divine. wrapt In the hope Of
ages;
o Thought Of God. interpreted in
love:
Thine infant Hand. within Thy mother
Mary's.
Links all mankind. with Fatherhood
above.
o Child, unchanged by customs of the
ages;
o still. small Voice. whose soft ap-
peal we know;
Thy plea is only childhood's rightful
portion,
place Of love, in which to live. and
grow.
Lila vass Shepherd.
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CHAPTER Vll-Continued.

10
took his snuff debonairly. And
sIy with a shout Of JOY, the hairy
j0banneSS, seized the counts
thmd "There-Once more!
Nl Jean, that this young aristo-
@ the trueSt adventurer Of us
Vow he proposes a ship! A ship
aac"
captain Sazarac in turn grasped
-1aSter'S hand: well, then,
get word to the Temple
your fellows well, and have
Nne by the water trails secretly
Seur Bprthoud's plantation
@n the upper city. And not
Rand or houSe-Slave must so
y nave sight Of d Shirt-tail of
No EluOr, there! No brawI-
Wy We have descended by the
sse'S road and taken the Ma
ship"
'g'e OF figures crowded on the
oecR' or wading waist-deep
now holding The tlambeaus
Jung to listen to the confer
e' q hoarse cry. Crackley,
or the desorters, strove for
1e over the Younger men.
,I'.pS. ] told you there
. nIood]pttlng, once we had
!. 70 lead rs! A ship, and then
=. uls at the king O. SPANS
-. '" i"'Onn there was a
=. " The ISLANDERS from the
\ 'a'l A whispered confer
~, 'ou there; secret orders
'S''uIations Of surprise and
as the Iiourenants ex.
I, '''' must he arranged,
!, s s.sseF's bow there now stood
Lures lures The gamester, Saza.
Anlier '''e younger
r .~a your life and your for.
n , Ts'G There is but one
/, , .. | would accept such n
|. r from a friend. One night /
s ma,5caSe at the hotel, l said
~ as a vagahond NAV
A>N,, {, WIN nothing to lose
l T,.., loved the lady of nv
n r ,,,., I went nv way,
a lo,'sr' The moonlight was
' NJ. See but l thought some
ssrrs vanished Snl from my sight.
7ns', ' :, her answer"
ensf NJ i was the lady's an.
ea.' o o@ AImOpasfer.
N n. Oa ... Of the shadows it
shSs. $, Shadows ii vanished i
,, y Ike my life. It seems seer Is,
nsS ,Dn' of my love. All,
st>sss - "A flicker in the
a,Dssse pr a ship, my friend.
10 compel the lady
n yo 'dven'nrer laughed
E.Gsay n. y"n, Monsieur"
l>oled o. r"lnpanion started
! nav.
seaoa1!' 'T :, 70, ,orsoffen some
"a N. y IN ll>t came to my
NaoOrro, p."' is to seize the
''' night as she lea
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
"Ah, to play the part Of saz.
arac-one hour!"
tro BE coNT1NUED.>
Japanese Story TeIIers.

Japanese Story TelIers.
Public story tellers still earn good
livelihood in Japan. In the large cities
and towns hundreds Of them ply their
trade, provided with small table. Q
fan and a paper wrapper TO illustrate
and emphasize the points Of theis
tales.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
Where Pearls Are Plentiful.

In the vicinity Of the Pearl islands,
in the Bay of Panama, pearls are so
plentiful that when the islands were
first discovered the natives were using
them as decorations for their canoes.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
knoWiedue.

Pleasure is a shadow, wealth Is
vanity and power 4 pageant; but
knowledge is ecstatic IN enjoyment,
unlimited in space md infinite in
duration.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12

ness that awaits him. He will be brief
in his role, this Sazarac-grasping at
a flicker of moonlight; and for his an
swer-silence"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
"CASCARETS" FOR LIVER
AND BOWELS-10c A BOX

Cures Biliousness, Constipation, Sick
Headache, Indigestion. Drug stores. Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
"DANDELIoN BUTTER COLOR"

A harmless vegetable butter color
used by millions for so years. Drug
stores and general stores sell bottles
of ''Dandelion" for 80 cents.-Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12

A perfectly well man may possess an
invalid better half
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12

The whole world loves to get the
laugh on lover.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12

MEN, LEARN THE BARBER TRADE
Our course is complete and embraces every
phase of the profession. Best equipped and
most modern barber college in the world. No
other trade profession can be learned with
such little time or money. The Wisconsin
Barber College, 381 Bird ST., Milwaukee, Wis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-12
As Aunt Susan
Saw Christmas
By ETHEL COOK ELIOT

OptimisticNiece &C. R 7 i AUNT T
Touched Right "a : > b = : : ? !, a > 7 \
Spot and Was She SAID !:
Rewarded by well, I'm
Aged Relative not d 'e ,d for , yet,
Cor,o-e ae pretty sick. They
Present Drew granted I'm sneut
Prize Over old woman. Why.
Boudoir Slippers ri go to Europe
Evening star., 1923-08-03

1855 MONTAGUE ST. NV DETACHED
bungalow, rooms and.tw baths: ami;
large front and rear porehes: garage. Rent
only 500.
1000 18th st. n.w.--6 rooms and bath, ami. !;
front porch, large rear yard. garage. Rent,
500. 80. :.
1884 Argonne .pl. n.w.-Beautiful home,
overlooking Rock Creek Park. large rooms
and tile bath; built-in fixtures; front and rear
incIosed sleeping porch: garage. Rent, $145. :
SlS QuintanA place n.w..-New home, never
occupied; detached corner; Z rooms and bath,
amt. Rent only $S5., .r-
5521 7th ST. n.w.--6 rooms and tile bath; /;
front and double rear sleeping porches; avn.
ing, screens and entire house weather strip.
ped. fmmediate possession. $50, ::
$50 Longtellow st. nw.-0 rooms and bath,
'front.' and double rear sleeping porrhes; ami !;
garage in rear; $50. y =
1906 Marion ct. n.w.--7 rooms and bath,
iatrobe heat; white tenant only. Rent, S55. :,
43o2 18th Ct n.w.--0 rooms and Q baths.
am -. $1l0,
WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS,
Realtos,. +.
18th and stA nv. Main 1900.
Evening star., 1923-08-03
Con tinUed,

MANY ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN
nearby vierihiA and Maryland: a.
number offered exclusively: on several,
exchange cohsidered: cash payment
$500 upwards. For details, see Mr..
n. f. RYON CO.. Inc.
Main 4597. 1923 Z st.
Evening star., 1923-08-03
NEARBY VIRGINIA

Characteristic rooms. bath. basement. fur.
mace heat, garage, large lot. good shade: !:
Clare 'c;liSsr.ndon~Bansalow, 8 rooms. bath. fire.
place. garage, fne lot; $50: terms.
n,ent furnace heat, garage. large lot; $1,000:
'efmi nsi R.r--ssnsslo.s.. s room. bath. base.
n,ent. furnace; near boulevard; bargain at
IS, $50; terms.
AriihSton--B -Bunsalow, 3. rooms. bath. base
ment furnace, large lot. close TO cars; IS, 400:
easy fsnp EsrEY CARTER.
9ef 10Th 81. Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-08-03
RENT-DESK SPACE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A Two-FAMfLY 1PXRTMENT.- -BKICK, con.
tanning IL rooms and baths; large lot, lo-
Gated in Alexandria, for sale or exchange fot
washington property. For further informa'
tion apply go A st. sc. s.e.-2 0.
$50 A. LAND. IMPROVED BY BUNGA.
lows and / ar. house; within square of rail-
road close to elec. line. also macadam road;
price 500. 900; clear. terms or will exchange
for equity In good city income property or
suburban place.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 45Q7 14o3 st.
Is ACRES, IO-RoOM HOUSE,. H.-W. HEAT,
bath; fve-room tenant house. brick pump
house., 12-horsepower gasoline engine. neces.
sary shafting for farm work, large barn, 20
acres Of timber, fruit. beautiful views, shade
trees; " mile to Beltsville, trolley and rail.
MORGAN E. MORGAN 4 CO..
Franklin 1920 90 10th st. NV. -
Evening" Phone Frank. 1851 or West sos. W.
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HELD
RESPONSIBLE

Responsibility for the accident
SUNDAY which cost The death Of
Harry n. shead. $40 Terri ave, APP
pears cqnally divided between John
Riser. 1875 Valley IT., anG Noiney
Richmond, driver OF tho car IN
which shend was riding, Prosecutor
Malcolm Douglas announced Friday
following an investigation OF tho
accident. Riser. who wan arrested
nfiNr tho accident. was released.
while the evidence showed that
both drivers were crossing the
street intersection nt eKcoHaiVc
aneodA, Douglas dcclarci that there
aid not appear 20 be enough guilt
Of negligence on the pat OF either
20 warrant prosecution for man
slaughter
A coroners jury Hitting ON tho
case Thursday returned a verdict
holding both RiNr and Richmond
responsible for the accident Riser
driving a Chevrolet car. ran into "A
Cole "s.' driven by Richmond, Ia
which shcad was passenger.
The only poHHihle development
that may result. Douglas soid. Is the
arivst OF both drivers on charges or
reckless driving. but ho has reach.
cd no decision on this point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
MILLIONS CAN
SHOOT IN u. S.

WAsitiNGroN. june i-"iow
many people In the unsod states do
you suppose can shoot atfniRhty' y.
y, Phillips, Jr. asked. with an air
thai implied there was something he
hind hia question
~ Phillips iH executive officer of
the National Board for the Promotion
OF lllflo Practice. II was Assumed his
question WIS asked merely 10 permit
him 10 sive an answer. n was
There are at least l.Gb2.00 sports
men ana spoFtswomen In tho country
who are organized in rifle and pistol
clubs, or who. by taking out hunting
licenses, have manifested their inter
est in this sport Phillips went on.
Why don't we hear more about
thum, then ?" he proceeded.
'Bocnuse II h an unwritten law
among deyoteeh OF the target sport
not 10 boast about their exploits. he
answered. THE result has been that
very few people outside the ranks
Of the organized shooters realize tho
number 81 persons 20 whom rife
matches are interesting"
Phillips said the organized rifle ANA
pistol shooters number 1851 600.
There were 100000 hunting licenses
taken out last year. he said
Phillips says he u almost awampcd
With inquiries about the biz ntorna-
ionai rifle matches which viii be
held at Camp Perry. Ohio. IA sepiem-
Der iie thinks from that that inter
ohi In shooting as sport is increasing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
COAL STRIKE is
DECLARED OFF!
Men Permitted 10 Return
After 26 Months

Striking coal miners numbering
approximately 5000. were preparing
TO return TO work In Pierce aud
King county mines Friday following
the calling or OF strike that has
been In effect Tor the past 20
months in District No 10.
A resolution adopted by tho policy
committee at buckley mas been &C.
oepted hy the international organiEa-
lion and the men were az liberty to
return to the mines az once
Settlements were AFFECTED In the
Roslyn rono fields recently when
operators and union officials arrived
az satisfactory terms and the wages
of the men were increased This
strike started this spring.
The original demand at RoslYn
WAS for fiat raise OF $3.50 per day
Cor mine workers. After a five-day
conference between mine owners
and workers representatives the
men were granted an increase Of
~ cents a day and the mines re-
opened.
Miners tn other camps. including
Black Diamond. New Castle. South
Prairie, lssaquah. MRrgarvllle. Raw.
ensdaie. and Cumberland were not
granted the Increases demanded.
They win return 10 work az the old
scale.
The strike was called early In
1921 when mine operators refused
20 grant a wage Increase demanded
by The United Mine Workers. Dis
triet No 10. The mines were tied
up about the state for q number Of
months and numbers OF them final.
~ reopencd on non.union basis.
Miners colonies were built AZ New
Castle and other camps about the
state. The men lived In sIaall
houses on the outskirts o. the towns
and continued the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
MONEY WIZARD
COMES BY AIR
Cousin Of Kaiser to Arrive
in Seattle Friday
nY rIEI.nING LEMMoN

Alvo yon Alyonslcbcn. adyunturor,
nnancier. cousin of the former
kaiser. and a man whose fortunes
have nuctuaied up and down the
scale from prosperity 10 poverty IN
Vulnerable times since tho war. u
staging another comeback
And IA staging his comeback. AiYo
III dying high mighty high In fact
for DO was scheduled on Friday 20
arrive in Seattle from 81 Paul In an
uirplRnc.
Friday the plano wac az Columbia
Fails. according TO report where u
had been forced 90 land the day
before. That Alyeuslebcn's comeback
may be financial as We'll as geo
graphical il Indicated in that he n
bringing with him. Ia his plane, II.
n. Phlnuy 81 Paul banker.
seattle probably beat remembers
Aiyenslehen us the man who last De
ccmhet. lust prior 60 Christmas
opened store on Pike a and fold
German made dolls He departed
from the city soon afterwards pre-
sumahly having been caiapuitrd 10
the bottom OF fortunes scale.
Hut now Aiyenslebeu h climbing
the ladder again, and his friends say
his return to Seattle may be- marked
with the same Rlamor that n 20
characteristic OF the mans lie HIS
tory.
lie il now reported 10 be promoting
the Consolidated Trading company
and l. associated With J, u. Young.
formerly Of the Royal Dutch Trading
s barter company. Of seattle lie II
bringing Phinny "a Seattle 10 hives.
tlsatr a business deal tho nature %
which il not known
The trip BY plano was undertaken
10 save time. hut the two stopped
OF at shelby, Mont. and were again
delayed at Columbia Fails
Before tho war Won Alycnsieben
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and that he Gamey) managed her
business after the divorce. lie ad-
mits receiving property valued a.
more than 1900. but claims n was
all paid back 10 her and accounted
for. He describes Mrs Peterson as
woman with extrnyhgant personal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
AFFAIRS BECAME
HOrELEShLY INVOLVED

In 1921 ftamey claims. her az
fairs became hopeleasly involved and
he sought 10 have her live within
her means But she WIS nccus'
TONED 20 luxury and indulgence and
sought By threats 20 force the de-
PENDANT Rnmey to furnish means for
her support" the answer charges
a fun accounting was signed In
the fall Of 1921. with Dr.. C. II.
wharton as witness. but Ramey
charges she Eurfeptitiously removed
from the safe the original copy Of
the deed she gave nj that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Open Shops Grant
Increase in Wages

CHICAGO. June Suspension Of
Chieaso's $500. 900, 900 construction
boom was 6yerted today when an
agreement was reached giving tlT0
Ig "opon shop building trades
workers a 20 per cent pay increase.
The new wage Is effective today
and Increases the pay OF the 30
called basic trades" 60 n.2b an
hour. other workers viii receive
wages ranging from 81 es an hour
for stone planor men TO ;i.sfh an
hour FOR stone caryerF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
POINTS MADE ny POETS

! remember, I remember.
The FIR trees. dark and high:
used 70 think their slender tons
We're close against the sky.
II was a childish Ignorance.
But now Ills little Joy.
To know I'm farther Off from
heaven.
Than when was a boy.
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WENT 10 CALIFORNIA
IN FALL OF 1921

Ramsy. who went 20 California
after he had struggled valnly with
the affairs Of Mrs. Peterson from
1919 10 the fall Of 1891. told Judge
Walter N. French that he had mado
a final accounting and settlement
with Mrs Peterson in the fall Of 1921.
when she signed a quit claim deed
TO the property Involved He asks
that the title be- quieted In his favor.
In his answer. Ramey declares
that the two became warm. Intimate
friends shortly before Mrs Peterson's
divorce from her banker-hurbHnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
LAWYER DENIES
FRAUD CHARGES
Defends Self on Stand; Says
Woman Extrayagant

Painting a story Of man strug-
Cling with the whlms and oaprices OF
an lndulgent and lu1ury-lo1ng
woman, Henry 81. Ramey Jr.. seatile
attorney. took the stand IN HIS own
defense Of the suit brought by Kath-
crime Reid Peterson FOR approx
mately $4,000. which she claims he
wasted and Incorporated
Mrn. Peterson asks for the appoint
ment OF n receiver 10 take care OF
the affairs OF the Kilmartin Realty
company. a dorman concern owned
by itnmey. 10 which she decided prop
erty given her BY her late husband.
81 W. Peterson. former cashier Of
the Dexter Horton bank. AZ the time
- laasl
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was rated al several TINES mil
nonalfn. ana was involved In several
ventures Oh behalf OF the Imperial
German government lie was In
termed after the United States cn-
tered tho conflict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
American Fascist
Is Planned in N. 7.

NEW YORK. May si.--A group q
American business men are consider
ing the organization Of a F1scifti
movement 10 curb Communists work
Ing among the laboring men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01
Police in Autos
Patrol All Roads

NORWICH. England June L.
Squads Of police in motor cars now
patrol all the Norfolk roads az rcgu.
lar Intervals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-01

COLON. June Lying and theft
are unknown among tho chuenaquca.
= tribe OF Indians on the Isthmun OF
Panama.