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Evening journal., 1923-01-13
NOTICES

ANTHONY FERRARA. formerly Of the
american Barber Shop. 400 Market
Stlttt; IS now located at S. =. Corner
~ VI ana Shipiey streets. lie VIII o.
80 gao 10 meet some OF his old pa
"Vgms az MS new place OF business.
BROADWAY ROSE"-Miss Mildred a.
Kane. 1919 Shallcross Ave, will re-
ceiNe two tickets for the Arcadia. by
calling at The Evening Journal Office.
BATTERY PRICES go up soon. Better
nave your generator and battery eN-
amlned now, free. Da and Mite service,
1901 French St. Phone s3Os-W. presto
Lite aug7-tues- -thurs-sat-f
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that at
special meeting o. the Board OF De
rectors OF WATERFRONT SERVICE
co, held on December lith, 1922. the
adopted:
RESOLVED. That in the iudg-
ment OF It's board OF directors IL is
advisable and most for the benefit
Of WATERFRONT SERVICE CO,
that said company should be dis
solved. and 20 that end and as re-
qulred by law. that a meeting OF
tho stockholders Of said corporation.
TO take action upon this resolution
be and IL hereby IS called 10 be held
at the office OF the company. Beach
street and Susquehanna avenue, in
the city OF Philadelphia, county OF
Philadelphia, State Of Pennsylvania,
on the goth day OF January. 1928,
at o'clock IN the afternoon Of that
day and that the secretary OF this
corporation be and he hereby Is di-
rected within ten DAYS after the
adoption OF this resolution, 10 cause
notice OF the adoption Of this reso-
luton 10 be mailed TO each stock
holder Of said corporation residing
IN the United States. and also be-
ginning within ten days. TO cause
a ike notice 20 be inserted In
newspaper published IN the county
Of New Castle. State OF Delaware. at
least three weeks, successfully, once
a week next preceding tie time
appointed as aforesaid, for said
meeting OF stockholders.
J. II. PELLY.
dec30- -ian6-i3. Secretary.
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LoINs RANKING FIRNI-

CRISFIELD. Nd, Jan. 13.-Ben-
jamin II. Sterling. who, for the past
six years has served as deputy clerk
OF the court OF Somerset county
has resigned from that position and
accepted a position with the bank.
ing and brokerage firm OF Robert
Garrett & Son. OF Baltimore. He
assumed his new duties this week.
Mr.. Sterling viii have his head
quarters in Wilmington, and will
represent the Garrett firm in that
territory embracing the entire State
OF Delaware and the Eastern Shore
OF Maryland.
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Statesmen WANTED.

A MOST ATTRACTIVE CONTRACT
for district managers and statesmen 10
solicit accounts. Illinois ADJUSTING
CORPORATION, % f.. Van Buren, St. Chi
cagO. JahlS-lt'
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-Earn good in
come IN your spare time selling most
wonderful health giving electrical ma
chine: positively relieves rheumatism,
neuralgia, headaches, etc. Write for
proposition. Dept. l. Bleadon Dun Co..
2l5 5. Peoria ST., Chicago. Illinois.
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REAL EsTATB-FoR SALE

A RARE CHANCE 70 get that IDEAL
home and pay like rent ]. G. Jus
tls Co. Newport. Del Phone 25i-W
septl-tf
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.
REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF JAMES CONOWAY. DE-
CEASED-Notlce ia hereby given that
Letters OF Administration. upon the
estate Of James Conoway. late Of
Brandywine hundred. deceased were
duly GRANTED unto rNlcnolas Spleles: on
and all persons indebted 20 said de-
ceased are requested 10 make payments
to the Administrator without delay and
all persons having demands against
the deceased are required TO exhibit and
present the same, duly probated, 10 the
said administrator. on or before the
10th day Of January. A. ID. 1924, or
abide by the law in this behalf.
NICHOLAS SPTELES.
Administrator.
Address William F. Kurtz. Attorney
at-Law. DUPONT Bldg, Wilmington,
Delaware. janlf-cod-9t.
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FOR SALE

"a AfCA NeAafa HAZEL NiE4A EN- nNNN
repair House, so King 81. Jans-ti
AUTO KNITTER-Brand new. Phou
S0li-J. janl3-2t.
4 Standard Sewing Machine. $500. +
~ harman. go w. 9th 81. iani-ti
A Drop-head Sewing Machine. 5000
Is; r. Harman, $50 W. Ninth ST.
a CARLOAD OF STOVE REPAIRS
bIIchs' CRATES. pipes. elbows; now u
Sete Time jobblng reasonably done
~, hepair House, $40 King 81.
A PAIR OF butcher Corduroy Trousers
O' you. II they rip you get 81 b9cH
I,,,",, o" new pair: also i0c back for every
rr-I.on tnat comes of. En1raim anu
i-3I,,alm; o.,,.,,; : and W. Fourth St.
ATTENTION.
Now Is the Time
STOVE REPAIRS
nino, rGr an makes OF stoves. Bricks, CRATES,
pipes, elbows Get them az Berger's,
5,...e imItu and Shipley Sts. Phone 5il3-W'
BABY CARRIAGE wool fibre rugs.
acorn kitchen heater. gas floor lamp,
mahogany pedestal; all in good condl-
lloh ana reasonable. 929 KlrlSwood ST.
Janl2-2t
BARRELS AND KEGS OF all kinds.
bought and sold Dealer in empty
narrsl Is and kegs. Phone 1852. August
ID. s93suer. 7oi south Market street.
ClNDERS-Resl stokered cinders. free
from cAnkersi delivered any place,
any time. IN any quantities. Phone c53.
AFTER hours, Mendenhall. Is. y. =.
ManclA Co., S35 Tatnau 81. jan4-lm.
EMPIRE PIPELESS HEATERS
Consult US before buying; 500 in Will
5. C. WILLIAMS & BRO. CO,
Phone 56f. Third and Tatnal SITS.
decl4-eod-tf.
dry. fine lot OF hick-
ory. Clarence Z. Weldin. 1is-R,
Holly Oak. jans-imo
-FOUR GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES.
one lS-months-old heifer Henry
llummer. Woodward Farm, Elsmere,
Del Phone l27e-J. janl3-1s-ls
TIRBwOOD-oak hickory. ETC.; any
length. First City Wood Co. a and
south Market SITS. Phone s9i4.
dec20-lm.
DIAMOND RING
blue white stone. S35 FOR quick sale ,
II Orange ST.. third floor apartment. !
janl3-3t.
IARDWOOD-Anv length. }. swift, |
Il. +. ID. No. ?, North East, Nd.
an9-6t.
GOODS - Second hand; /
bought and sold. Morrison G. Lane /
- King ST. Phone 4756-W. Junes-lyr. /
SALE OF suits. overcoats.
trousers and odd coats. At the Misht I
'lothing House. 1924 Market street.
june6-1yr.
/. & S. STORE AND OFFICE
FURNITURE co.
Roll and fiat top desks. safes. hling
abinets floor cases. cash registers, I
utchers' and grocers' equipment car
ed in stock and sold AT reasonable
Hces. We buy. sell and exchange all
inds OF office furniture and grocery
luipment. 1l3 Market street Phone
j22-J. feb2-1yr.
DIN
our 1900 sewing machine club IN
nineteen plenty three. Robert 4. \
Parvis. 9l3 Market ST. jsn9-iyr.
w. BLACKIsTON. s2l shipley 81.
Complete line OF used office equip
ent. including furniture. typewriters.
1ding machines, etc. Also dealer in
10 new Hafnfuufnn and fTo~ona no-f
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HELP WANTED.

TYPISTS-Earn s25-si0O weekly. spare
time, copying authors manuscripts.
Write r. J. Carnes. Authors Agent,
Tallapoosa, Ca, for particulars.
ian13-1t
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"RESOLVED-That in the judgment Of
its board Of directors. it is advisable
and most for the benefit of WEBSTER
REESE COMPANY. that said company
should be dissolved; and TO that end
and as required by law. that a meet
ing of the stockholders of said corpora
ton TO take action upon this resolution
be and IL hereby is called 10 Doe held at
the office Of said company, located at
rs East Long Ave. in the City OF Du-
BOis, county Of Clcardeld. State Of
Pennsylvania, on the third day Of Feb
ruary. 1928 between the hours OF l0|
O'Clock in the forenoon and o'clock in
the afternoon, namely az II o'clock in
the forenoon of that day. and that the
secretary OF this corporation be and he
hereby is directed. within ten days
after the adoption Of this resolution. 10
cause notice OF the adoption Of this
resolution 10 be mailed 20 each stock
holder Of said corporation residing in
the United states. and also beginning
within ten days. 10 cause a Ike notice
10 be inserted in newspaper pub 1
lished In the county Of New Castle. !
State OF Delaware, al least four weeks. Z
successfully, once week. next preced- !
ing the time appointed as aforesaid, /
for said meeting Of stockholders"
1anl3-20-1T.
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HOUSE PAINTING
MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS.

vICTRoIaA RECORDs-Bring Old re-
cord and l0c and get a new one
Joseph +. ClQugh l0Oiis Lombard St
fanfg-Gt
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CLOTHING AGENTS

Our tailoring line contains 220 all
wool fabrics 20 retail al $50 to S36, and
100 super quality fabrics. t3S TO $40.
biggest values ever offered. You col
iect commissions In advance. We de-
liver and collect. Money back guaran-
tee with every suit. We are anxious to
receive application from a few high
grade men In habit OF earning big
money. r. +. Ferrln. Manager. 23iJ
Warren. Chicago. jani3-1t
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APARTMENTS WANTED

APARTMENT rooms. bath gas and
. electric by. puple without children;
possession February /. Address W-53
Evening Journal office. jsni2-2I
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MONEY TO LOAN.
LOANS

LOANS. $50 to $1,000. one year or less.
weekly payment plan; no chattels, no
nawns. no salary assignment; character
and earning power the basis OF credit.
XVII MINGTON NORRIS PLAN BANK,
909 Shipley Street
open Tuesday Evenings Until O'Clock.
ian9-lm.
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EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORs-Sensa-
tional new Talco Kettle Corn Pepper.
Name territory wanted. High class.
Big money for right man. Talbot Mfg
Co., St. Louis, Mo. jani3-1t.
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EMPIRE PIPELESS HEATERS

Consult us before buying. 500 In Will
mington and vicinity
5. G. WILLIAMS & BRO. Co,
Phone 364 Third and Tatnali Sts
declf-eod-tf
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CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
errHn rsrFAnW

STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All to Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting
Whereas. Il appears 20 my satisfac-
tion. bv duly authenticated record Of
the proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof, by the consent OF all
the stockholders deposited in my office.
The outlet Stores. Inc, "A corporation OF
this state. who principal office Is stu
atcd in Meyer Block. OF Nos. 300-02-0t
Market street. In the city OF
Wilmington. county Of New Cas-
tie. state OF Delaware. The Outlet
Stores Inc, being agent therein and
In charge thereof. upon whom process
may be served has compiled with the
requirements OF the Corporation Laws
of the State OF Delaware. as contained
in 1915. Section 4 TO 210l. Section 1877.
Chapter 65 Of the Revised Statutes OF
1915. as amended. preliminary TO tho
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore. ]. 4. r. Benson. Sec
retary OF state. OF the State OF Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said
did. on the twelfth day Of
January. 4. d. 1928. file IN the office
a duly executed and attested consent.
in writing, TO the dissolution Of said
corporation, executed by all the stock
holders thereof. which said consent and
the records Of the proceedings afore-
said. are now on file In my said office, /
as provided by law.
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srAer voUR OWN BUSINESS

Make more money. Retail Rawleigh's
Good Health Food Products, Spices
Flavors. Medicines, Toilet Preparations.
etc. $50 every day necessities used by
millions. Largest company; estab-
lished 35 years. FavOrably known all
over America. Products sold on time;
lowest wholesale. No experience, prac-
tically no capital needed. We furnish
everything; teach you TO manage your
own permanent, big paying business;
SO ,OOO-s5. 900 yearly. Particulars free;
give age, occupation; references. W.
r. Rawleigh CO., Dept. 75s. Freeport,
III. janll-l2t.
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AUTO MECHANICS are never out OF
work. We can always place success
Iul graduates OF our school. the largest
ana Dest-equipped auto and tractor
ScnooL Radio course free. Write today
ior our free catalog. Petz Automotiye
acnool. 5 y. goth St. Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1923-01-13
HELP wANTED-NrALE.

ADvERTIsINGY soLIcIToR-Experi-
enced only need apply. 500 Shipley
street. dec5-tf
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OR SIDE LINE. to sell
open stock and assOrtments. queens
ware. aluminium, enamel, glassware and
business builders. etc, In small towns.
Hardware, variety and general stores
Weekly commission checks. Liberal
Old-established firm.
Eagle Supply Company, St. Louis, Mo.
dec30- -jan6-13.
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.CANVASSERS-Make from SO to $50
daily. New, exceptionally useful,
necessary article. Big seller. House
wives buy several Immediately. sam
pie. l0c. Factory" Elizabeth, ~ J..
janI3-it.
Evening journal., 1923-01-13

MONEY TO LOAN-on mortgages. IN
sums TO suit, II you have good secur-
ity. Address W-29, Evening Journal
Ofdca ian5-1m.
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STORAGE

mar2itf.
ROSENBLATT'S STORAGE
HOUSE
Private rooms and space at reason
able rates Apply GIL W. Front ST
Phone 177O. dec2S-1m.
light storage rooms
for furniture. Gawthrop Storage Ware
house. Inc. 705 Orange ST. Phone 73.
marl6-t-t-s-lyr.
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BROADWAY ROSE'-Miss Mildred A..
Kane. 1919 Shallcross Ave, will re-
ceive two tickets for the Arcadia, by
calling al The Evening Journal Office.
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CApITAL FTRNTSUFD

CAPITAL FURNISHED 49, Men and
women wanted everywhere TO sell our
fast-selling line OF food products. No
experience needed; we teach you:
guaranteed sales; unsold goods may
be returned. Your name on packages
and free sample brings thousands OF
repeat orders. You can make s25O0 a
year up. Write for exclusive territory.
Federal Pure Food Co., 1908 Archer
Ave. Chicago. janl3-1t.
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IN TESTIMONY
NNHnnEnE 4

" TtINETF. 7
have hereunto
. set my hand and
o. OFFICIAL SEAL official seal, at
. Secretarys Office Dover this 18th
. 1855 Delaware 1893 day of Jan. in
: 1911. the year of our
. Lord. one thou
sand, Q
hundred d
twenty-three.
a. r. BENSON.
ianl3-it. Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1923-01-13

BARBER-First-class. lO7 E. Front
street. jan11-3t.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-03-09
Reasons Why All
Accounts Should
Be Met Promptly

A large percentage of the worlds business
is done on credit. It is not only taken adj
vantage of by the large financial institu-
tions, but by the individuals as WELL It is
one of the greatest assets enjoyed by the
majority of the people, when not abused.
Credit must be considered more or less
as an accommodation by the people of mod
est means when extended by the grocer,
butcher, clothier etc. Because when they
give credit, the individual is doing business
with anothers money. If this credit extends
firm giving the credit must go to the bank
in most cases to meet its own obligations.
When the retail firms borrow money from
the bank with which to carry on the bust
ness while waiting for tn outstanding &C
counts to be paid, interest must be paid up
on the money borrowed This interest must
be charged to the cost Of the merchandise
handled or the firm would go broke. Nat
urally the consumer pays the interest for
the accommodation extended by the retailer.
It can then be readily seen that unless ac-
counts are paid regularly, that the cost of
merchandise used in our daily lives is in
creased to cover the interest the retailer
must pay on the borrowed money. By meet
ing our accounts promptly or paying cash
for articles purchased, the cost of living can
be held down. All of us are interested in
paying the lowest price possible for any arti-
Gle purchased, especially articles termed as
everyday necessities. If we will meet our
bills promptly or pay cash, these steps will
lead in that direction (Editor)
The Washington times., 1923-03-16
MADE IN US. IS
NAV1EDN IN
ILL LANDS
Manufacturers Find Export
Buyers Active With Big
Lists of Goods.
u Ca.InopoIltan 80 &c.

The United States IL IN the. en-
yiable position Of having merchants
and manufacturers OF tWenty.eigllt
foreign countries seeking Made In
". S.. products. the Department
Eof Commences announced today.
While textiles lead In the list Of
commodities desired. almost every
conceivable article 81 merchandise
n wanted BY those countries. 20 the
report said.
Countries that heretofore have
been represented by random and
occasional requests; are indicating
that they are IN the market for 3
wide variety 81 merchandise.
The awakening 81 China Is
demonstrated BY: the long list Of
sWants'S which embraces industrial
machinery Of alnnost. every descrip-
ton, the report odds.
Australia wants player pianos
ana photographs; Canada, among
other things, wants artificial
flowers; Mexico. the land Of 81.
egtas, wants nlerrysgo-rOtinds: IN.
Ola wants silk, cotton and wooden
goods. ana 80 on down the line.
The Department Of Commerce has
offices III thirty.three American
may be obtained BY dealers and
manufacturers ii the vicinifies 81
those cities.
It was said today at the depart.
n1ent that while several countries
are III business chaos, the indica.
TONS are that, In other countries, 3
business revival with al the ear.
marks 81 permanency Is setting IN,
and that, In 8 broad way, the zen.
eral world condition seems to Sc
Eiznp3nvtnG.
The Washington times., 1923-03-16
STAR oAZERs PUZZLED
BY RED STREAK IN SKY

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. r. March
liza bright red perpendicular
streak visible. appearing in the north
western sky. attracted attention for
g radius Of twenty-five miles. Mem.
bers Of the astronomy department
at Nassar College were unable "a
classify the appearance, after view
ing It through q, telescope. Il
Shaped ike q lead pencil, with its
point up, the streak gIowed and
faded at intervals. The Rev. Father
Hedwig. astronomical expert ct the
Jesuit NOvitiate Of st. Andrews-0Ii-
the-Hudson, q mile north Of here,
gave his opinion that the disturbances
was terrestrial rather than celestial.
Father Hedwig reported the body
was not changing its position with
the stars.
The Washington times., 1923-03-16
AFRICAN PRINCE
81 NIGS HASH
IN CHICAGO
4 one Must Eat z 4 Philosophy
Of Former Ruler, Now
Broke.

CHICAGO Mareh : CO... ,,,,,.,
81 q -. - - - -
That IA tha axnIa ,sataen .5s.i,,re
BullaWa Cafawavo. one tine 's -:
tentate 81 tIne frorical IxInr: Insn ~
Zululand. eivea fnr Tie Ssshsfl snr
ne = yvhife arrns, - 81, 1s,se,.ir.s !,
I,,rI, rv, A..
rolss ~ s,.,,,sstt 49, I - 80
Ard the s ~. y x.,,,.yis. - -.
t,,,sas. -, ty,-. IT, y, . rs;,ys. $500
fasr nva 49,, ~ Is !
,,. ~ 10
1890 49, sts :I 49,
The Washington times., 1923-03-16
PARIS ACCLA||NS
COUE At FER
j. {. TRIP
Day BY Day Doctor Attracts
Crowds to His Small Lee
lure Hall.
BY ALICE LANGELIER,.
international News Service.

PARIS, March lie. Five blue
coats were necessary to turn peo-
pie away from Monsieur Coue,s
first lecture in France after his 70.
turn from America.
But see. I have q ticket" argued
many = weak-lool1ing creature wav-
ing little blue tickets before the gen.
darmes.
Pas bon. pas bon Mesdames.
That's only an Invitation; you must
nave g reserved seat. :" And that
was all there was to e. .
No one had the idea there would
ne such g great crowd, not even
the little French druggist himself,
Tor he took the trouble to seek out
one Of the smallest lecture halls IN
Paris. He didn't wish to speak Is
empty benches and he didn't. An
hour before the lecture was tosbeRin
every seat was taken and not &, free
inch Of standing room.
Little Known IN France.
Before he left for, his tour. II, the
new world few Frenchmen had ever
heard Of Cone. The newspapers stiIl
give him little space and l1fs LIGHT
Is still under q busheI. He says that
while IN America he received pa.
TENTS from all over the country.
Several testimonials, were read
coming from Americans who were
treated during his recent journey.
The most convincing one was from
g young man who was able to take
but q few steps at II time and who
was constantly under the care OF d
doctor. At the time Of writing the
letter to Coue he had just passed
the physical examination for the
~. 8. Army and stated that he was
able to- do four or five miles 81
walking each day 4,
The little druggist commanded Al.
sOlute silence while addressing HIS
audience and during the evening
gave dem STATIONS on several per-
sons.
81 Tries TO Escape Crowd.
Monsieur Coue's head has not been
turned by the great receptions and
enthusiasm accorded him. He II
still the simple little man from
Nancy, and after the lecture made
for 3 ride door. endeavoring to 81
cape the crowd which followed upor
his heels determined t0 tell him of
their HIS
Every day In every way Won are
sgetting better and bet ter. tIie little
tacle man called after tlieYa and
the crowd went away believing it.
Ina tnatiOn II the ticket. al
The Washington times., 1923-03-16
Girl Or
WEST Goes
TRA|GHT
Honey Sullivan. H. ear Old
Hold-up Queen, Was Leader
Of Youthful Gang
n Intern tIonal pgeiy &c.

b CHICAGO. March Isl. Wehn
Honey" Sullivan. winscme Evans
ton miss. walks forth from the
state prison, her offences against
society atoned for, she's going
1 Honey. id ! band x youthful
bandits who ct one time terrorized
Evanston with d series o6 daring
11oldups. Then followed the ar
rest Of several members OF the gang.
The more youthful members One
OF them was only 15so0n broke
down under the fire of questioning
by experienced detectives ana told
s.SIleba's Led ssSheiISs. 2
Honey Elisabeth Ii her name
was named as the sSheba" leader
Of the band Of 'Sheilr' robbers.
The Girl, according to the story told
police, was the general who planned
the hOldups She also acted a. s.
s.lure vanping some Of the hold.
UP victims.
She pleaded guilty to the charges
and was sentenced to serve an III.
deterininate term Of from one to
ten years. Along with her several
OF her ..palss were found guilty
and sentenced TO JAIL
One OF them, Burton Bone, son of
d Peoria minister, was sentenced to
serve from three To- twenty years
In prison.
This ii the story the 1S-year-oId
bandit queen told police:
"One day met b gunman.
Through him I met Burton Bone.
j went with him to Peoria. We
were there 10 days, during which
We Kicked III house. Then We
went hack to Evanston.
when we got hack We picked up
The Washington times., 1923-03-16


some Of Bones pals. We staged
four holdups and stole six automo.
btles n the next two weeks.
Nabbed b stolen Car.
The night they nabbed Us We
started out IN i stolen car. we
met one of the gang In Evanston.
He suggested we rob RelnhoId Hook.
because his store was III 8 lonely
place. Two Of the fellows were 70
hold Hook, while another got the
money. But they got cold feet.
decided to help them. They
pushed me out when went 81 the
store, telling me to Get the hell out
Of hereg After the .job. was done
we drove away ana split the money.
81 didn't plan these Jobs. / did
furnish the gums the boys used,
though.
They cot Us, and we're got to
50 to jail. All right. But I'm tell.
Ing the world I'm going straight
when I set out again. I've learned
my lessonl.
The Washington times., 1923-03-16
RECEIVER
IN PEANUT
SHELL
Smallest Known Set Works
Well copyreader Hear
Concerts in Office.
By PAUL II. EGOLF.
BY International News Service. !

t1AAAlA1l lEl1t1l1lAt Marc p L.
Firm ~ the grip Of radio, this city
has recently produced two varia.
tons OF that mania OF q novel
character. One falls into the class
Of the never-ending effort to produce
the Smallest set. ~ The humble
peanut has been made to contain q
complete receiving apparatus ~ one
Charles PIewinslxv, Of Roxboro, 4
suburb. The cost OF the installa.
ton = said to be about four cents.
The crystal for detector IL
secured with sealing wax. while
the .scatWhisker', rs m ordinary
toothpick with 8 piece of wire
The Washington times., 1923-03-16
500. 600. 900 SYNDICATE
VIII Bull ID WATERWAY

GENEVA, March 16.--Witll the
object Of constructing waterway
through the heart OF Switzerland,
joining the Rhone and RhineAr rivers,
an American, English and French
syndicate has been formed with q
capital Of $9O.OOO, 900.
Zurich - to be the headquarters
ard. F'renchman. Is president
The project has inspired the
Swiss government to seek FOR. q
scheme whereby the North sen and
Mediterranean sea can be- linked
together.
The Washington times., 1923-03-16
commissions and unofficial bodies

commissions and unofficial bodies
designed to serve public purposes.
Steel, In q way. capitalized criti-
cism by, denouncing those out OF
sympathy with HIS aspirations.
Steel, who no doubt was sincere
and well4Tneaning. dreamed Of being
a Napoleon OF finance and Of nner-
chandising. He wanted 20 out
WooIworth- WoOlworth at his own
speciality. His ambition was un-
quastiollnbly e proper one from
his standpoint. but the willingness
OF $4,000 strangers to place their
his imagination has proved TO have
been unfortunate from their. stand
point.