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Evening star., 1923-04-27

SEEEN ROOMS, CONCRETE CELLAR EIE,-
tri. light aud garage: | acre lot: central and
Pa.netto av-.. near CAPITOL Heights: sale or
rent. ]. LII BIN. Col. 1874 W
Evening star., 1923-04-27

18th AND HARVARD
rooms and bath; completely Furnished; E;
steam heat and 'iee.: n splendid home: can
be bought on s., ,0ou cash payment ut very
attractive price.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
1904 III st M,:U k,na
Evening star., 1923-04-27

so month.
TURP MYER HEIGHTS, VA,
-,-rocm and BATH; ami: bungalow; garage.
sJ.JnG: $500 cash; $40 month.
Groom and bath. NIL. bungalow, overlook
iuy Washington: large corner lot; 81. H0: small
tt>h payment; terms. See Mr. RODGERS.
1901 Wilson blvd Clarendon, Va.
la 31s
Evening star., 1923-04-27

rooms bath. all modern convenienccs; ga
rsge; Al property; corne-; reasonable terms
ra7 hc arranged
PEARSON & SMITH,
Phone Clarendon l24. Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1923-04-27
SlI .HD.
CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
@stnry brick residence. of rooms. baths:
double rear porciles tinWer well screened. up
per Elassed I'M. Housr has hardwood >toers
throughout. uIcn fireplace. Pittsburg fEstan-
taneous water heater. hot water heat. eler-
lights attic; dOu0i- garase; deep lot TO paved
slley.
T. {. HOUGHToN CO. l5i6 n 81. NV.
Realtors.
Phones Main ;J.;ti- 1854.
we Have the REST IL Every Section"
1n43 & ST. NE-SIN ROOMS AND BATH
4. J. rApIST. 20.
Evening star., 1923-04-27
OPEN AND TIGHTED TILL O'CLOCK THIS

WVIlWNN T.. MUKHf.N q We.
40, y. Y. ave. NV. Franklin 1921.
Eye'gs ami SUNDAYS. fr. lGSSJ and W. 103-W.
NORTHEAST SR. ith AND FLORIDA AVE.
beautiful colonial midetached home OF
seven large rooms. reception hail and bath.
hardwood floors aad Trim throughout, hot-wR-
ter heat electric lights large front porch, ga
rage opening out on wide paved alley. owner
must sell this week and will therefore ac-
cept cash payment OF 81 900 and small month
ly payments from reliable party. This can
not he duplica ted for tho money IN the north
east section. agents need not apply. Ad-
dress EoN coil. star office.
Evening star., 1923-04-27

NORTHEAST RARGAIN. ROOMS AND
bath: furnace heat; go; $50 cash. Apply
to OWNER bet. ) and pm. 1891 Girard ST..
NV. Phone Col. 9IOG-W.
Evening star., 1923-04-27

Silver Spring, Md.
Price. $3.50.
Attractive home. one year old. Six large
rooms. bath. sleeping porch, electric lights,
cellar, h.-w.h., laundry tubs: lot 10x264; 2-cGr
garage; plenty Of fruit; terms.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

The cleanly state-Wash. The egotistical state-Me. The sickly state-lll.
 The maidenly state-Mlss. The medical state-Md. The paternal state-Pa. The mining state-Ore. The bunco state-COnn. The deep in debt state-O. The oldest stafe-Ark.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02
WHY THAT LAME BACK?

That morning lameness-hose sharp pains when bending or lifting, make work a burden and rest impossible. Don't be handicapped by bad back look to your kidneys. You will make no mistake by following this resi- dents example.
 w. D. Barnett, 397 Fourth Street, San Pedro, Calif., says: "Doan's kld- ney Pills are an old standby with me. They have done me lot of good. used them off and on for years ana have never found their equal for Kid ney trouble. At times l had attacks of backache that always put me out of commission. I could hardly stoop or straighten up, and my kidneys dlo not act right. Doan's Kidney Pliis have never failed to straighten me LII in good shape"
 Price soc at all dealers. Don simply ask for kidney remedy-ge Doan,s Kidney Pills-the same tha MT. Barnett had. Foster-Mllburn Co' Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

.. :. ', i. e u .t s3 e 1 {. q q {. q .
 o CORRECT THIS SENTENCE i" u Mother you stay in bed in the s' .3 morning and let me get up anu '' " [. oot breakfast. Iwould positively v q enjoy doing it. ..
 u s {; {. ts ss q :9 ss . 2 " ' " Y x
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

 eggs that have not yet been laid. I'll bet the hen is awfully nervous.
 Jas. Paulson says that the Odd Eel lows dedication dance and supper served three purposes-the annl- yersary of the lodge, the dedication or the hall, and a farewell party to him.
 Carrots contain arsenic, and arsenic is good for the complexion; but still, if a gal eats too many carrots she won't have onthin' left by com plexion.
 T. H. Flickinger says he is not an admiral or commodore of any 1ieet' just a plain old deck hand Of the mos quito flotilla.
 Lots of folks thought that 1l4 de' gree temperature an Eastern girl ha' was hot air but it turned out 70 o' hot water.
 T. L. Graef says it is great rele to get back to civilization after so journing in California. rne pen m,gnt be mightier than 'n Sword hut evidently France doesh believe it. E.. l.. Whittemore and Chas. Der son are having barrel or run oi1> ing their new Star car; but Charle is still wondering what maKes 'n darn thing go.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

A Seward woman who sat between two professors at a recent dinner has not been able to talk since because of jaw ache. She was so terrified at the big words used that she has since used no word shorter than prognosti cate.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

Saturday Gateway, B per year.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

A Washington man paid $500 for 2o eggs that have not yet been lald. I'll bet the hen is awfully nervous.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

Junior Red Cross Entertainment at , ;h.r+v Theatre Thursday night.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02
ENvOYs IRISH REPUBLIC
 ARRESTED IN AUSTRALIA

SYDNEY, Australia, MAy 2.-Father Michael of Landigan and John J. O'Kelly, envoy of the Irish republic were arrested here yesterday charged with seditious activities in order to incite dissatisfaction against the Irish Free State.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02
HORsEFLEsH |s REGULAR
 ARTICLE GERMAN DEF

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Horsefiesh is a regular article of diet in Germany the Department of Commerce an nounced. Five hundred horses are killed for food every week in Berlin These animals cost million marks.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02
CkRNARvON LAID ID REST
 IN LAND 0F HIS BIRTH

NEWBURY, Eng, May 2-Loro Carnarvon, discoverer of the tomb Of King Tutenkhamen, and who died as q result of mysterious malady ap- bearing shortly after he opened the sepulchre, was returned to England today and his body laid to rest atop Beacon Hill, overlooking his blrth- place.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

There are a lot of people we know who have such weak eyes they can tell the truth when they see it.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02
FRANCE SENDS BIC ARMY
 TO DISPUTED TERRITORY

PARIS. May 2.-As result of the Turks concentrating an army of twen- tv thousand men along the northern border of Syria, France is dispatching two divisions to reinforce her troops in the mandated Territory.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02
Everday Heroes.

EVeroay 7eT0es.
 The man who can get into the bath tub without knocking off the wire soap holder.
 The man who does not think he stands in'' with garage mechanic The man who can see frosty pane while waiting for a train and not scratch his initials on it.
 The man who does not tell no" lal ,e can hear over his homemade radio set. The wife who does not remind hei husband how attentive he was oeioi' they were married. po,,ine stones soon reach the bot tom.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-02

Traditions and precedents save thinking. A woman stepped into his life,
 In fact she stepped with zeal; She stepped with such cruel stride
 She ground him beneath her heeL
 A horses mouth will tell you now old he is. and mans mouth how big a fool he is.
 First the world was flat, then some one discovered it was round, and now it is crooked.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11
LOS QUE vIENEN

Pasajeros que conduce de San Juan
para Islas Virgenes ell vapor "Cathe-
rine" de la Bull Insular Line, diciem-
bre Z, 1923.
Para ST. Thomas: Gumald Piel,
Denzi Noll, A. H. Lockhart, Eduardo
Moron, Cesar Espahol, Ada Blanche
Bourne. Mary K. Bourne, Marjorie B.
Bourne, James T. Bourne, John Como
lily, George Conrad, Frederick W. H.
Laub, Gerde Laub, Lidia Mol, Eveli-
ma Tourises, Manuel Fernando, Mrs.
Manuela Fernando, Amadeo Marin,
Anna Vaughn, Evelyn Waugh, Louisa
Smith y Marcos Reyes.
Para St. Croix: Malcolm Shecock,
Annie Schecock, Josephine Fleming,
Leudvig Conrad, Abraham Levy, Abra
ham Gonzalez, Elsie Christensen,
Opal Christensen Robert A. Mac
fie.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11

la comunidad ponceiia, que reconoce
eSta temporada como ma de las mas
interesantes de que goz0 desde hace
tempo.
Francisco Rivera Guzmdn fue sor-
prendido por Ia policfa transportando
dos fatas que contenian dieZ gallo
nes de ron, utiliZando las banastas del
burro en- que venfa mOntado ell Rivera
Guzman.
Rivera. el animal y el licor han 81
do sometidos la justicia para 10
que proceda en- lugar.
-Sabemos que Pedro Guillermo
Teissonniere. el joven que result0 gra-
vemente herido el lunes 3 del actual,
por la tarde. al hacer explosion una
fdbrica de petardos, va mejorando Ell
su estado. considerdndose que ha desa-
parecido el peligro de un fatal desen-
lace.
La Cortc Municipal Impulse ounce
d6lares dc multa Is dtas de carcel
a Hermejildo Alequin, quien fuG aires
tadO mientras manipulate un alambi-
que clandcstino.
-Antier tarde, tomando parte en-
ella cerca de sesenta automobiles ador-
nadoS mostrandO letreros alusivos al
acte, Sc efectu0 La Parada del Ii
bro, iorganizada por las autoridades
escolares como propaganda para el fo-
mento de las bibliotecas en- las. Es-
cuelas P1blicas. 81 .i +
LA tanda matina1 y baiIe con que
Ia einpresa Bruno Y Vdzquez 0Dseduih
a la pollerfa ponceha Ell la function
de mariana de los domipgos, resllt0
hoy, animadlsima, atrayente, dei$ tai
manera que la idea de ofrecer estas
diversiones ha sido acogida con aplau-
SOS >por Ia juventud.
-Nuestro estimado amigo el Lcdo.
Tomas Castillo Leon sufre hoy la pc
-na que le causa el fallecimiento de SUI
amable esposa do1a NTatilde Dividti,
a la que Sc di6 aver tarde sepultura.
concurriendo al f1nebre acto numero-
SOS amigos del hoy triste hogar Cas-
tillO-Dividu.
Llegue nuestro sentido p6same has
ia los que deploran este sensible su-
snceso.
En la .residencia. de la novia, ca7
lie Ribosch, hoy a lassOnce de In ma!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11
Dia de naturalization
en- Ia COrte Federal

Aver era el dfa seIlalado por el juez
Odlin dc la C0rte Federal, para con-
vertir 4 un nlmero de eXtranjerOS e.;
ciudadanos de los Estat,os Unidos. De
los 2G solicitanteS Que aspiraban Il
convertirSe en- stbdito del TiO Sam, so
lamente fueron admitidos siete. Estos
fucron Francisco Martinez Garcia,
Mercedes Montalvo MelGndcz, Sebas-
tian Garcia Dfaz, Felix Lopez Alva-
rcz (Espaholes) John Il. y. PeEIns.
(Ingl6s) Y Cristian Peter Orbach QDa-
n6s). Los aspiratnes Waldemar Tor
nee, Aniccto Fernandez y~FernandCZ,
Remigio Martinez Badfa, Juan Mar
tin Tomassini Battistini. Jose Pab6n
Barrios, Enrique Raly Rodriguez. Jor
&c Blassini Flack, Pedro Bolivar Chi
jol, Salim Abraham Farage, Pascual
Lentini Jr.. quedar0n pcndientcS has
tn julio 1, 1924. Arthur Limde Jose
Pedro Saiim " Agustfn Hernandez, Sc
les concedi0 una pr0rroga de noventa
dias para llenar cicrtos requisites.
+ La soIieitud de la sel1ora Leonor
RodlJgpezl de Fernandez, fu6 dcses-
timaaa5 esta senora. Contraio matri
monio en- cl ano 1915 con I'M s1bdito
cspalol namado Don Aniceto Fcrnln-
deZ y Fernandez. por 10 tanto perdi0
la ciudadanfa de Puerto Rico, que en-
aquella Gpoca tenfa, convirtiGndose en-
ciudadana espa1ola. FL COS de Mar
20 dc 1917 fu6 aprobada el Acta 10
hes, confriGndoseles los portorriqde
nos la ciudadanfa americana perO CO.
mo esta seiiora habfa perdid0 su ciu-
dadanfa de p. X. Y era cspa1Ola, nc
pudo adquirir el derech0 eStablecido
dentro de dicha acta. Ella radic0 su
,petici0n de acuerdo con la nueya ley
de naturalizaci6n que da,4els potlei' a
las mujeres americanas que Sc casen
con eXtranjeros para rcc0brar Su cill-
dadanfa niediante una peticion en- la
Corte Ge Distmto de Estados InidOs,
sin -Seguir dos requisites reglllares cXi-
gidos alCs eXtranjeros; pero como ella
10 es ciudadana americana, nj 10 era
cuahuo fuG puesta en- vigor el Asta
JONES, la Cdrte Sc ,i6 precistda hegar
la petici6n, teliicndo dicha Sra. que ra
dicar sil declaration -requerida Il los
extranjeros y esperar dos amos para
entonces, yolxer "a hacer.la petici6n ii
nal para asf alnitirla q la ciqdada-
MIA.
Ell Examinador Mr.. Thomas. ha pro-
metitlo consular en- este caso con las
autoridades de Washington, para 81
hay. alg1n medic de admitir a esta
senora al disflUte Nde la ciudatlanfa
antes. de los amos que prescribe la
ley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11


va que empiezan a circular nom-
bres de candidates por el partido
unionista para ocupar pucstos en- la
Administration con ell triunfo del par
lido en- la Municipalidad de San Juan,
quiero echar mi cuarto a espadas, y
hago publicos lo3 siguientcs nombres,
en- la seguridad absolute, de que ellos
seran de los mas firmes, en- las pri-
marias proximas. Ali van: Don
Eduardo Giorgetti y don Celestino
Iriarte, Senadores por San Juan;
Don Antonio R. Barcelo y Don Juan
Hernandez Lopez, Senadores por acu-
malacion; Don Juan Pedrosa, Repre-
.sentante a la Camara por San Juan.
Descartado Tizolito. Por Santurce,
es casi SECURE vaya Eugenio Font,
aunque fue derrotado en- las ultimas
elecciones. Celestino Iriarte, candi-
dato indiscutible para Presidente del
Comite Local. Juan Pedrosa, 10 mis-
mo para vicepresidente. Estos dos
son mis- candidates firmes. Los en-
pleados municipales que figuran ac-
tualmente como miembros de dicho
Comite, quedaran fuera, cumpliendo-
Sc asi ell Reglamento del partido.
Miembros del Concejo de Administra
cion seran: Gonzalez Ginorio, Instruc-
ci6n; los doctores Jordan Ruiz So
ler, Beneficencia; Regalado Benitez,
Hacienda; Manuel Font, Obras Pu-
blicas; Auditor, Iriarte. De los ac-
tuales miembros de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal, Sc cree segura la reelection de
Gambaro, Juan Sierra Y Adsuar. Co.
misario del Alcalde en- Santurce, Sc
Ia ell actual, el joven Benitez. No hay
seguridad todavia de quien sera ell
dc Puerta de TERRA. Ell amigo AL
earaz, pasara ocupar una buena po-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11
Notiicias de Ponce

Ponce, diciembre 9-Ias fiestas re-
ligiosas de la nmaculada Conception
Y el Battle dc Sociedad organizado por
el Centre Espanol de esta ciudad, re-
sultaron espl6ndidos. DE estos eXitos
deben envanecerse el Rvtle. Padre
Garcia, yicario. que dirigi0 habilmen-
tie los cultos la Purfsima; V la Di-
rectiva del Centre EspaIel, que adop-
to las acostumbradas precauciones pa
IA triunfar
Ell Tribunal de este distrito declare
disuelto el vfnculo matrimonial que
unfa Tomas Albarrdn con ,Josefa
Vargas; Adela Cordero con Carmelo
Rosado: a Gerardo Cruz con Petra
Gonzalez; Vicente Orsini con Ana
Maria Ferrer.
La Corte de Distrito local trans
firi0 para el iueves 13 del actual la
vista del case de desacatO seguido con
ira el Lcdo. Martinez Nadal: SC
anuncia que conocera del mismo el Ho.
norable Juez CaStej6n, de la COrte del
Distrito de Guayama.
La policfa present6 denuncia con-
ira Luis Martinez, Feliciano Romero.
Luis Montalvo y Ciprian V6lez, por-
que tenfan dep0sitos de petardos Ell
Sus establecimientos, Ell violaci0n a
una Ordenanza Municipal. u
-Esta tarde a la una nos entera-
mos de queel club Ponce" perdi6 ell
match que sostenfa Ell CoamO con Ia
noUeHM que lleya el nombre de dicha
localidad, con una anotaci0n de tres a
dos carreras-cifras que indican 10 re-
Iido Y sensational del encuentro. /.
Pablo 'Alsina Y Conception San.
tiago, ambos residences Ell ell barrie.
Portuguese, han sido arrestados pOr la
policfa V puestos disposition de la
iusticia, por ballarse en- possession de-
sendos alambiques Ell plena actiyidad,
violando asf la Ley de Arbitrios.
Para devolverlo q su pals, SantO
Domingo, de donde vino sin llenar los
requisites de la Ley de Immigration,
ha sido arrestado ell jovencito AntO
nio Agustfn Villeta. quien manifesto
ba llamarse Antonio Rodriguez
Carlos Rodriguez, (a) Bovina, ha
ingresado en- la carcel para cumplir
tres sentencias, una de veinte dfas.
otra de noventa dfas Y Otra de nueve
meses, impuGstale .en la Corte Munich
pal de esta ciudad, al verse tres ca
sos seguidos en- yirtud de haber sus-
trafdO: un sill6n valorado ell 40 do
lares del balloon lie In casa de don vi
cente Usera. sill6n que yendio a Ra-
Nom Dfaz Higoyen por} I'M dolafH cln-
cuenta7 .centavos: un sill6n valorad0 en-.
seis, d6lares: que vendi0 por dos d6la
res Juan Mcl6ndez: una silla Luis
XIV. yalorada en- doce d0lares que'ven-
di0 Dor eisescntaasy cincO centavos "a
Dfaz Irigoyen: Y una silla valorada en-.
tres d0lares. de la propiedad de Gui
llerlnoG Jackson. Hf@ga '3o on3
i B0vina fu6 arrestado por los detee-
tives Henna. Colon v Perez Sanchez
-Mailana lunes termina la nlasnf-
flea temporada ofrecida al pueblo p,lt-
ceilo pof la excelente Compaiifa de
Operetas Y Zarzuelas Marina Ughetti.
FL decorado, ell vestuario Y la labor
de los artistas conquistaron hasta ah0
ra los aplausos Y el franco elogio lie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11
MORDIDA PoR UN PERRo

E. dfa s de los corrientes a las 8
r. NJ, y en- ell Barrio Obrero, de San
turce, un perro de Carmen Fernando,
mordi6 Ia nina Maria f. Zaragoza,
del mismo barrio, ocasionandole una
herida en- la cadara izquierda, de pro-
nostico reservado, siendo asistida en-
la Sala de Socorros, pasando luego a
su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11

fiana pl Rvdo. pastor Mr.. Barret case
los j6yenes Angel Laboy y senorita
Angelina Puig-Subird, Il los que cor
dialmente deseamos una vida matrimo-
nial lena lie vcnturas.
COreSpORSdl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11
coNATo DE FUEGo EN- ANAsco


En- Ia madrugada del dfa 6 de los
colrientes, Sc not6 un conato de inccn-
dio en- una casa vieja propiedad dc III
Guaaira Central, situada en- cl barrie
AIiaspo-Abaio. coionia Elisa, la que
cstal 4 habitada per el seiior Francis
co Figuproa, Jr. Dicho sehor. pudo
dars2 inmediata cuenta del peligro y
logr6 cXtinguir el fueg0 mediante al
&unos cubos de aqua. Parte de Ia CO.
Gina, incluyendo puertas. fueron de%-
truIdas. Las pdrdidas, considerable
pl estado general de la casa. son d.
p0ca valoraci6n. No estd asegurada.
Sc invcstiga el orfgen del fuego
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11
Notas politicas
CANDIDATES. INDISCUTIBLES

sicion. Ell amigo Lopez de la Ross /;
sus compromises con Ia gran cliente.a
4. e tian>, la ilafiten contiruar como
lsanlbleista.
Esta4 son, por hoy, mis- p'ediccio-
ncs. i1a @or.irmaraa FL tempo
20 Ora.
FlOrimar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-11
BOMBONES
F r A n C. E S E S
EEL CATALAN
JOAQUIN y ARTURO CASTRILLON

JOAQUIN y ARTURO CASTRILLON
.Afectados de una ligera dolencia Sc
encuentran reclufdOs ell el SanatoriU
de AuXilio AIlituo de Hat0 Rey, des-
de hace varios dfas. los distinguidoS
j0vencs Arturo Y Joaquin Castrill6n,
hijos dc nuestrO buen amigo cl como
cido comerciante de csta plaza ID. Leo
poldO Castrill6n.
Haccmos vOtos fcrvicntes por cl mas
rdpid0 restablecimicntO de los cstima-
dos j6venes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-30
TREE 375 YEARS OLD
CUT DOWN In PENNA.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July 3o.-A
bernIock tree ia feet high, and
measuring five feet across the
stump, believed to be the largest of
the kind cut in several years in
pennsylvania. was felled in Allie
ohenv township. Potter county.
recently, the Department of Forests
and Waters announced today.
By actual count of the growth
rings il was found the tree was 375
Years old. Seven logs, ranging in
length from ten to sixteen feet,
were obtained. and it is' estimated
these logs contained almost 5000
hoard feet of fine lumber.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-30
BACKS WOOD 5
PHILIPPINE
POLICY
Obeying Law, Prof. Barrows,
Former Island Official, Says.
Explains Troubles.

In the fouoaOing article, Coz.
Gen. Leonard Woods stand in the
present Filipino political disturb
Gnce IS backed By DGUid p. Bar
roaOs, aOho served continuously in
the Philippine service from 1900 to
1909. William H. Taft, then pres
ademt of the Philippine Commits
sion, gaze him has original appoint
ment.
Dr.. BGrroUs has just resigned
as president of the University of
California. He aOas colonel IN
the United States army during the
1OGr and by Virtue of his VdriC
experience, both IN education GnG
the army, he speaks auth high
degree of knowledge of the foIIOsU-
ing subjects,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-07-30
$4,000 FORTUNE AWAITS
KIN OF DEAD REcLUSE

NEW YORK, July 30.-Fifteen
.to,Issnd dollars is waiting for some
one who can prove he is a rela-
tive-of Charles Koch, seventy-four,
wbo died last Thursday in a fur
nished room at 10 East Eleventh
street.
Koch was born in Germany and
entered the grocery business when
he came here. He was for Time
connected with the firm of Francis
A Leegett e. Co. Detectives going
through his effects found hank
hooks on the Dry Dock Savings
rank and other banks for deposits
aggregating $4,000.
The mans father was Carl Koch
and his mother Wilhelmina Rosche.
PaIatives are requested to COM
nunicate with the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
BANK CLEARINGs
Seattle

The months .,.,Sl7O,OOe .oi3.7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-02
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminhi-Pier A--str Preai-
dent Grant, str Willie A. Higgins.
barge VIM. nottingham.
Boil street Tcrminal-U =. G. q. Halda.
y. s. Q. q. Bnohomish. u. n. G. @. Al
g0nquin. U. 4. 8. Dlscovcrer
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrinlnhl-.str Ad-
nlrBl Evans.
Pier ii-schr chss n. Wilson. str owero.
Pier Str Wnllmgford.
Pier 6--Str Apex. str Curacao
Pier 2--Bir Cordovn. str Victoria.
Pier i--str J. L. Luckenbacs schr John
Pier B-str Admiral Rodman.
Pier D-str Ruth Alexander, str Admiral
Hebree
Union Pacific Ternlnai--str oregonian.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkors--Bhip 81.
Paul
u 3 Shipping Board Moorlngs ctr leo
mum, str Anna u. Morse, str HlIyeradn,
nir Cross Keys, str west Iartland, str
West Iaon, Atr Delight.
Connecticut Street Terminal Str steel
Ranger
Atlantic street Tsrmlnai--sohr SPOKANE.
Stacy street Termlnai--U. Il. O. H. DELL
wood. str Wawonn.
Todd Drydooka-atr BhRadaboe. etr Conn.
merciai Traveller. sohr zapora. u. H. u.
u, y. Cedar motorHhlp chaliamba, str
HoHnr
Puget Sound Bridge 4 Dredging Co Str
Patterson.
Afnes shlpyard A. Terminal Motorshlp
Libby Mnlno, fchr Geo, w. billings.
west Seattle Training Btntlon--u. Is. A.
Eagle 80. Ga.
Hoffernnn DrydDck sohr Abnor Cobtirn.
achr Fanny DutRrd. arhf WIN. d.
Fllut sohr Ban Juan moiorship ore
ron.
WlnMow Marine naliway-gir ca.sar.
bark Belfast, bnrEa codu,tiam civ
whalefH star NOE l. "a