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Evening star., 1923-05-10
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
CnAtfnnAA

REAL BARGAINS.
Lexington Minute Man. q. touring: s5T5.
Oakland, late model touring; sa75.
REQ 4. touring: S275.
Ms1me,l Ma5,. H.. = to touring; s9s; $40
Fords. tourinEs. light deliveries and taKis.
All ears in Al condition and will demonstrate.
Terms
MANHATTAN GARAGE, l7oe 7th st. NV II.
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS.
Latest model Dodge Brothers
sedan, in tlrst-class condition.
Io22 Dodge Bros. sedan.
Dodge Bros. business coupe.
Several late model Dodge
Bros. roadstcrs and touring cars.
Chevrolet touring, SIS.
Ford panel body delivery car
Several Ford touring cars,
some repainted.
Rcmernber-a used car is only
as good as the firm with which
you deal.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

DASH REGISrER-cnst 500: will sell for
$l6o: practically new. 1898 st. Sc. Line.
76O6. los
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Marshall Business Brokers,

LIrc!rnorr. wcj! equipped: iow rent: must
BE- s''it fh's week. Frt"". sl.~N ,,..,,
I.u",'l.roorn. near transfer corner viii clos"
ON for Stno cash.
Tcar,om. ) apartments above: lease Price,
81 500
cirocnr,. NV. doing good aus ness Rent.
si'.o" ''''''' '''' '''' '''1
,;rororv and mfat> y" better ,ocaiion nc.
nwn"r, having other lars" business interests
Roon.rg house, T. rooms, near 18th and Il
ets owner leaving c!ty, will sa"rhc" at 500
Rent. $50.
RoonluG house. - roam- baths; steam
heat: rent, s1"; big hargain ni 900 20
R"omng house. near llth and sts. l.
rooms sacrifice at 81 100.
Exclusive rnumjuC hoTs", Is rooms. several
baths: well furnished; price" $500.
Reaut full roomtnG house. near 10TH aud IL
s.oor. ''' Ut ' "
cid established boarding hoasc in tho bus;-
>"cti"n. about 20 rooms. rr.yatc baths:
bay AMI get vnur money back n n"At few
vreks: price. - 300
Wa,"n for @nr 9@'"r,'>"ne"n', ;. The hest i
H. LIST your pa'r now ami s:v" time"
Marshall Busiucs, Brokers'.
80 NEW YORK AVE.
We WANT BUSINESS plarc~ AT oacc for
cash clients II viii psE You TO list with our
dcrenish" and successful. Office. where hum
drcds of places sold. All business conf
Dental: professional service: list your place
now and save time. We do real brokerage
business.
Marshall Business Brokers.
.-- 30 y. Y. Ave. ----------------
+ Street Location
For Rent.
Between nth and 18th Sis.
NV. Lease has almost 4 years
to run. For full particulars adj
dress Box SS-S, Star office.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

RRASS RED ostermd0r mattress spiral
surlnas pillows $50: oak buffet. six chairs
ana fable $50 oak dresser. 81: mahogany
library table $40 Call Adams 1870. after q
NJ
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must De SOlQ at once. 'Sc/ }
Lady's solid platinum dia-
mond ring. beautiful gem, dia-
mond weighs carat and 2S-lOO.
In need OF money; must be sold
at once to raise cash S34O
I.adv's solid platinum dinner
ring. set with l9 very tinc blue
white diamonds and sapphires :
mounting is handmade and the
latest design. Must be seen to
appreciate its big value. :. .Sl45
Lady's solid platinum top
princess ring, set with Il very
fine large blue-white diamonds,
big bargain. .Sloo
Lady's diamond engagement
ring, a blue-white gem, dia-
monds weigh 81 carat less 10
points, set in the latest style
l8-kt. white gold mounting.
Must be sold at a sacrihce. .Sl/U
Gentleman's Shrine ring. one
OF the latest style, set with a
blue-white diamond. In need. of
money; must be sold at once.
$50
Lady's diamond engagement
ring, a large blue-white gem.
mounting is l8-kt. white gold
basket design. In need of
money; must be sold at once.
sloO
A written guarantee with all
our diamonds.
FfSCH ER'S,
o12 r st. Northwest.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

We Will. LOAN FROM $50 TO S3M OF
t;oops OR ,Ith1"TfiS; ! YER CENT IN.
TEN EST COME ~ AND LET rs ExPLAIN
OUR METHOD OF MAKING SMALL LOANS
COMMERCIAL LOAN AND FINtNCE Conpn-
RATION. ROOM ell. vi ETH ST. wv
SYSTEM COPYRIGHTED AND PATENT
rCSDINC
Evening star., 1923-05-10

ana table $50: oak dresser. So: mahogany
library table. $40 call Adams 1iT9. after o
o'rlork.
BUILDING MATERIALS from our immense
wrecking operations from Army camps wreck
ing Jobs throughout the city and surplus .es
Throughout Tho cuuntry--Prrmt us 20 offer ynu
new and saivaged materials at wonderful
saving: fdmrr. windows. toilet outfits. sinks,
brick furnaces. boilers. iavatcri"s. eiectri" tx
.urc< sash doors. bsth tubs. NOTE THESE
PRICES. New bAthrn"t, .utft, complete,
81" 20 Walboard peT -d a.. ""rlnifncd. ran
dom Lengths, L., Fr"a imrd. irsriar lengths
ii.r: bra nd new 3i,r: FircI'ruf E"rk board.
brand new. per sI. 81. It.c. fun''nert snsi
34,34ta. lights. 81 Routing. capitol. mfsd
by Ceriainterd TO-. new Piv, ST.: new. .
rl- 81 1i: new. > ply. s,..J rertaiuteed TO. y
shingles, "Foui. IN onr. new. per square.
81 y, Shoref. .i.r: uirh. go. rake. rHr:
combination. all thf"F, 81 -. GOVERNMENT
Jsuterus 49,. Gas heater brand d.new. Atlas"
G5.ft double copper coil sll.11: kitchen boil.
err 30 gallon. new. $50. SIDNEY HECH-
NIGER HoTSEWRECk1SG COMPANY. Camp
MeiRs. 18th aGd Florida ave. northeast. Main
once. 9Th and sts southwest. Statesmen at
either office viii ill your bill Of material
without loss of time.
DASH REGISTER 500: will sell for
$l6o: practically new. 1888 st. Sc. Line.
7eoo. los
Evening star., 1923-05-10

Rnl'S SUIT. blue serge. I2-1i !rars: perfect
condition. 81 huy'~ palm beach snit 12-14
yenrs - 10. Hand vac. al: gas heater. 81:
alright iars. ~ for 81 OAK rcfrfgeraor IS.
l319 Emerson NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

OAKLAND SEDAN, $375.
Tate model In frst.ciass condition; many
EXTRAS. Owner leaving city will sacrifice for
cash, Any demonstration. rheAA Adams 30S,
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kNNMlNG llnISE

on 10th Il 81 n ".
~ rooms fine Income SaNs,, fnclud .hs
rurrtture: terms " 2ofa cr t",. 43ns
NATIONAL. BUSINESS REukERAGE 90.
II you wish 10 MAX" q Quick sal" or f"nr
business. call Franklin ?431. We nav" rash
customers for many kinds % bus mess, hnd
YOUR place j. douhtlcss what We want. No"
10 tnr time to sell =
NATIONAL BTSENESS RE'htRAiE W.
rth
Evening star., 1923-05-10

Saia,- Ronrig!g hnus": . Io-rns: rent. ST.
Sh3n Rnnnin. house" 10 rooms. rent. $40.
sfoa-- lcnu:ug hoIr>r: II rooms: rent. $50.
$500 RacriInr hnrlsc: Il rooms, rent cheap.
SN5i Ruornfug hons" and rafrteria and :
hniro,mS: rent. $40: near War Dept
. s. mDn- Ra"niiug hnu>": IL ruaws: rent. S1lp.
STln-- Roaming hnu-r: Ii rp"ms: rent. SIa:
well furn;shri c.yHring St00 Per IN"
$40 Il nufa't. ar"l ruoms: rent. SO.
ST 100 -tnuferf. ani fountain and . rooms.
ST, 1nl--C Cnufe,t. 1T,i cigar bus. rent. Sls.
s. 0an- toufrCt. aud fountain and 1 rooms.
s." 10O--Cunfc ..'ioncry and drl'ca lessen and :
IN: god corner long lease: cheap
red: good husiu must sacrifice.
s. GNn .'nnGccf and fountain and roon.s ani
bath. long lease; cheap rent: big bus
ines locatinu: Alesaudr!a. Va.
500 Grocery aud : rooms aud larG" yard
rent Hn,r $40: good hn>insss: snm'
"wpor = Years: hig bargain.
$sin- Grocery aud meat business: good ny
tura~. bus. $500 per week: rent, $50.
Saun tIr0cnrv and : rooms; rent. $40.
81 .5HJ-G rnc-ry and 10 rooms; rent. Npi.
s. 0nn--( Grocery and rooms; rent. Soh,
50 fp1 -Nrorery and > rooms: rent. SD.
Si3o-Cash Lunch business: business section.
%Gn0-I Lunch business, central; cheap REM.
Ssao-lunch an Pa ave. NV; cheap rent.
81 .2nu-I.unvh and j furnished rooms.
5000 Lunch. central; good buSlne~s
$500 cigar and news stand. rent. s-'
$50 -CcGr md news and rooms
SMn-Tailoring business. 5 rooms
5000 Cash Garage; capacity lis small cars
good business in wash n ani POI
i!..: near 18th nni X: ittcon" can h'
Increased 10 pay monthly notes
S150--SpHriPcr and "Hvit .Hr& r ms
r. NJ CURTIS. MAIN SniH. MAIN 'Il.'
216 Machin:sts bldg, 9th am Mass. ave. ~.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

Lady's solid platinum flexible
diamond bracelet, set with u
large blue-white diamonds. one
of the latest designs; must be
seen to appreciate this wonderful
value. Party III need OF money !:
must be sold at once. SS75 )
Evening star., 1923-05-10
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
TpnffuncA

new Remington. No. 10. Se5.
Frankl'n n240 after pm lo'
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1900 600 IN TWO YEARS.

$500. 900 IN | Nt f-.\i\N
want 4 partner with rnpita tn start
building of st"--s. r1:: .."u"-~. ar; ,'n'rn'>
and bungalows on 80 '"t, ''"r ~ 'n' J.
trirt AMI Woods de Park Tr"y 'hh IT. H'P.
before romp.erio II l">s III. w. A"ars The
entire operation can I've : ii =. ll2trN pr
nuirad address Bon 80 :. &tnt "t"r'
Evening star., 1923-05-10
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued.

HT'ns0y sfEEDsTER. model 8, exception.
ally nna condition. cord tires; price very
attractive: may arrange terms. 2l3l i4th
at NV North 75o
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04
FIschl-Deutch Wedding
 At St. Peter's Church

Joseph Fischl and Maria Deutscl were married yesterday morning a St. Peters church at nuptial higf mass celebrated by Rev. Father Cav. anaugh. The bride, who is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henr, Deutsch of 174 Kelsey street, wal dressed in white Corticelli crepe. She wore a veil caught with orange ,blos- soms and carried a shower bouquet of white roses. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The brides maids, Misses Mary and Sophie Mayer of 2S Day street, wore pink organdie dresses and carried bouquets of pink asters. The flower girls Misses Mar garette Deutsch, Frieda Fisch and Caroline Schrei, were attired in white and carried pink asters Caroline schrei was accompanied by Joseph Fischl Jr Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Fischl will reside in Plainville.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04
MOB VIOLENCE WILL BE
 PUT DOWN IN OKLAHOMA
Goseaar wsitaa May Call fos Vol upteers-Ad,ises Victims ta
 shaoi ta kli

HartshoFne, okla, Sept, t,-Met violence in Oklahoma will be stamped out if it is necessary to put ever, National Gnardsman in the state Of duty and then call for volunteers Goyernor ], c, Walton told seyera thousands of coal miners Of eastern Oklahoma gathered at Labor pas picnic here.
 T may have to come over here and ask some of you people to help me but am going to straighten out some of these counties even if l run short of troops and have ta go on the job myself" the governor said.
 The executive vigorously defended his action in suspending the right to Inc writ Of habeas corpus in Tulsa county reading from the law to sls- tain his position,
 q say the man who comes to your home with the intention Of taking you out and beating you to death is a criminal and should he shot on the spot" Governor Walton declared in his speech.
 'I can offer but two alternatives First, go home, arm yourself and pro- tect yourself as best you can. When attacked hy mob shoot and shoot to kill. Or, second, l can call out the guard and declare martial law. supersede the local authorities and clean up the whole thing. This Is what I am going to do. hut I want you to know that Tulsa Is not tho only bad county. We have man, others just as bad"
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04
Miss Hubbard Is Bride
 At East Berlin Home

Curtis Morgan, son of Mir. and Mrs Ernest Morgan of Newtown. and Miss Irene Hubbard, daughter of Mrs. h. B. Hubbard of East Berlin. were mar ried this afternoon at o'clock al tho home of the bride, Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. pastor of the Berlin Con gregational church officiating. The bride and groom were unattended.
 MT. Morgan is former resident of Berlin, the family having recently moved to Newtown. where they have a large farm. Miss Hubbard is a teacher of music, being a graduate of the Yale Music school.
 Relatives and friends of the couple were present at the ceremony, follow ing which Mr. and Mrs Morgan left on wedding trip to parts unknown, Upon their return they will reside in Newtown.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04
24 IN LABOR DAY
 GOLF TOURNAMENT
C. ". Manning Has Lowest Gross ,. Qualifying Score

The qualifying round of is hole in the shuttle Meadow Club Labo
 Day golf tournament was held yes
 terday morning, si players enlering and the first round of the match pla, in the afternoon, c. ", Manning, with IT gross. turned in the hest card oi the qualifying round,
 The course was in splendid shape. the greens being particularly fine for this season of the year, Early in the morning the dampness and the fog prevented low scoring, but by ten o'clock the full beauty and good cons dition Of greens and fairways became apparent.
 The winners Of yesterdays matches will play the second round this after noon. The finals are set for Saturday.
 The qualifying scores Of the cons testants are as follows, the first num- Der given representing the players gross score, the second number the handicap. and the third the players net score.
 F. J. wachter. 9:-2i-7i; E. N. Humphrey. 9S-22-7i: c. w. Manning. 77.s-69; Alton Green. s6-i2-74: P. c. Platt. io2-e2-75: J. H. Kirkham. a. 1s-76 l.. s. Jones. 93-i7-76: c, W. Wilson, 94-is-76: c. F. Stanley, s3- 22-si. D. R. Manning. s2-i2-7o; 0. E. Swift, 10O-l4-S6: l.. c. Booth, a. 25-6s: R. Russell. 9S-27-7l Dr. Eben Reeks. o6-22-74 E. H. Prior. 9s-22- 76; D. l.. Vibberts, s6-15-71.
 The winners of the first round are as follows, handicaps being figured by taking 34 Of the difference of the handicaps of players matched up and giving the resulting number of strokes to the high handicap man.
 F. c. Wachter (handicap 21) de- feated E. N. Humphrey (22) by up and to play; c. w. Manning (S) defeated Alton Green G2) by winning the 18th hole; J. H. Kirkham Cs) defeated P. c. Platt (22) 4-3 L. S. Jones CID defeated c. W. Wison (1s); c. F. Stanley (22) defeated D. R. Manning (12) 3-2; l.. c. Booth | (25) defeated O. E. Swift 14 up; pr. Reeks (22) defeated R. Russell | CPD 4-3: D. L. Vibberts (15) defeat ed E. H. Prior (22) up.
 This afternoon the matches will be against c. w. Manning; | Kirkham against Jones; c. r. Stanley against l.. c. Booth; Dr. Reeks against vibberts. E. E. Baldwin, R. W. Cham oerlain, w. H. Booth and Max Hart, vho qualified in the morning round withdrew from the tournament.
 Prizes will be given both to the winner and the runner-up in this
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04
I.A noUkfr UNDER AnaEsT

sergeant Michael ]. Fisna left te, day fer Fall River, Mas, te hFlns back Archie Ia Reunts she Is wanted here on charge of alleged buFglaFy, Ia Bounty Is being held by inc Fall riseF police according te information received here yesterday tran Lieut., o'BFien Of the Fall River department. II Is the belief Of the leeal authorities that i4a Bounty was responsible for the break into Resse-I.elands store several days ago Sergeant Flynn was assigned te the ease and fl was the untiFihg effert oA his part which brought about La R0untys arrest,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04

of 219 Washington street, George Cheney of Newington and H. w. Will pended.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. J. Callahan and daughter Helen of Dalon. Mass, have returned to their home after spend ing the holidays with Mir. and Mrs. M. A. Maloney of 62S East street.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04

Miss irene feeney of the Grove Hill hospital has returned from a two weeks vacation al Lake warsmaug. New Preston. q
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04
HELD FOR RoBBERY

New London, Sept. 4.-Frank Ter rell. 32, of New London. charged with robbery and violence in stealing s35 from John Ferris of Southington, August i, was held in s1,5O0 for the superior court today.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-04
CITY ITEMS.

Rev. Patrick Daly. pastor Of St. Jo- seph's church. has arrived in this city after an extended tour of Ireland.
 The police have been notified that the operators licenses of John Urban
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
BREAD PRICES
ARE UNCHANGED
Big Flour Reduction Needed
10 Lover Baking Cost

Aitbo fiopf has dropped 90 cents
barrel tn sea,ils. shsrs can be 90
change in the pfieo o. hrsad a the
present fIss.r cost of 90. according
to 4 y. Asia. president Of the sun.
shine Baking Co. wednesday morn.
lnE.
"F1osr is bus 20 Per con, Of
ths cost Of production. said Asia.
Sugar. IahoF and delivcry eonssi.
suts the greatest expense Thsrv-
Fogu temporary drop IN flour can.
not be- reflected IN an immediate
reduction n bread prices wo
toun have 70 hnys ~ sugar and
rs -four 70 reduce lss price uf
tread Flour may ~ DOWN 90 cents
this wsek aud next wtek Z may bs
no % ceutH. Ttrso weeks ago we
bousitf sugar at ti9t0
THE flour We are paiue now we
bought when It was s. barrel
Aifho wheat has DROPPED. Il viii
NOT he available to US ~ Hour until
November or December. and tiyvn
the price wilt ~ governed ~ wheat
at that Tins
Aaa said that The waoiesaie price
he cents q pound for wrapped
bread. delivered. and cents for un.
wrapped bread The retail prices
vary thruout the city with the
amount Of profit taken ~ the 70.
taiief. some eiectlnE "a sci; AZ cost
or below to draw patronage and
stimulate the sale Of other commod.
itiea
Flour men announced Wednesday
that flour went down a fortnight
ago and that within 10 days or two
weeks there would ie anoth
change. eIthsr 40 6r down. depend.
ing upon crop conditions The pres.
ent price IL aa low a. II has been
for five or six years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
France Has Plenty
of Grain This Year

PARIS. July ~ France may not
need to purchase wheat abroad this
year. IL Temps estimated this after.
noon
The French wheat crop il expected
20 reach 7s.0oO.0o0 auintais. and u
will h. possible to import another
100000 auintais from The French
colonies 10 noshern Africa. total
sufficient for the domestic needs,
"a guintai - 2204s pounda)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Harding Thinks Alaska
Must Make Her DUN " az
Slow Development With People Working Out
Own Salvation, Is Presidents Attitude

He has very clear impressions an,
convictions regarding Alaska as arc
suit OF his personal contact on tn,
coast and IN the interior. These b,
intends to express frankly in hii
speech.
Among his convictions in The
Seattle speech Harding win In.
cludc that Alasl,a's future Il n
matter Of gradual aud probably
slow development for the com.
Ing decade nj least. that u would
be n mistake 10 try 10 bull"
Alaska or give Il prosperity by
artificial means, Including the
use of government money; that
the people here should he al.
lowed 10 work out their own
dcstinies without too much inter.
ference from Washington, and
that Alaska should be given
directing voice IN Washington Ia
the bureaus dealing With Alas
(Turn 10 Page ., Column .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
BODY OF MAN
IS NOT FOUND

Dragging operations. which haNs
bsrn CONDUCTED since TUESDAY morn.
ing in Hoods canal near Union city.
had failed wednesday 70 tFing %
the surfaer tho hodY ~ Charles !
Cannon. st0T FlorR ave, Seattle
coal asaisr. who drowned Monday
night with Victoria Snyder. ~.
daughter ~ pr. Iamos c. snyder.
gssf stanley ave-.
The to1Y ~ the Eiri vas recover.
81 Tuesday morning and brouEii,
70 the uut,srworfi moF,uary IN
soaitks. Funeral arrangements have
not yet isesn msds
cannon had taken hi wife dauxh.
tsr and the snyder Elfi fof a vaea'
ton trip to the canal. Sunday Hs
had been fishinR IN towt'oat with
enc suytser Rtri wheu apparently siis
fell overheard and nc attempted 20
save her and both weFs drowned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
GIRL FEUDIST
SHOOTS AUNT

SPRINGFIELD. No. July iss--
The Hicks and Hancock family fcud.
which has smouldeted for years In
Southwestern Douglas county. blazed
anew with tho alleged shooting Of
by Bertha Hancock. pretty 2o.year.
old school teacher. OF her aunt. Mrs
John Hicks.
The Eifl, 10 Jail ut Ava. IL held
on charge Of shooting with in.
tent 20 kill. a charge from u sho,.
gun tore or Mrs. Hicks left arm,
md her condition is serious.
Bertha said hsr aunt had been
running down her character FOR
some time. and witnesses said be.
fore the shooting she told Mrs.
Hicks. 'You'll hnvs to cat those
words
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
ny LAWRENCE MARTIN


ABOARD PRESIDENT HARD.
ING's TRAIN. En- Route 10 Seward.
Alaslsn. July u.s. President Harding
is 10 have cabinet meeting on
Alaskan problems soon after board
Ing the transport Henderson for tho
return trip to the United states.
Secretaries Work Wallace and
Hoover win complete their studies
OF fisheries, coal, railroad and gen.
oral mining with hearings at An.
chorngc aud seward The data will
bo assembled and discussed In a cab.
met conference with these officials
and with newspaper men who have
studied Alaskan conditions "a search.
lnsly aud painstaklngly as the off,
cinls
Tho president viii work out Il
general plan for his Alaskan speech
TO be delivered at seattle. July ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
WHISKY ship
S|MUGGLES IN
$4,000 Cases
British Columbia
Vessel Unloads
Wet Goods for
Californians

San FRANCISCO. July ls.--Fc1-
erAi prohibition and Coast guard fuf.
Iclals here today prepared To- -.
s9utss saesr vigilance against Land
ing u nqupr on the coast Of Cali.
sornia b. vessels from British Col.
amb.a. following the smuggling n
II a large quantity Of whisky Oh
Monday.
According 10 reports 10 prohibi
ton headquarters hsrs today. fha
fnoiorHhip Aissasa;. which cleared
from yAncouses. o. c. few days
ago with q cargo o. lumber emo
whisky for Australia. placed aboard
fishing boats of M0ntsra. sansA
Cruz county. the largest cargo ever
smuggioa into thc state.
The shipment" toialed S;.ona
easrs and h said 10 total Ss.eoe.-
900 la value, these officials
claim. Tardy reports frvm
coastwi>c vessels aid thai The
MalasRs VIVA loading tho fish
Ing smaeks BY means Of der
ricIss while standing in close ga
shore Ia daylight.
Coast guard officials compsasn
because they are net provided With
Ia sufficient fleet 10 patrol tbs
Coast and indicate that an Officisi
request viii be made FOR moro and
faster patrol boats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Bride Of l8 Found
Slain by Bullet

PIT'TsBUHG. IA July 1s-shot
to death In her honeymoon cottage
at Port Berry. near Brnddock. Pa,
the body ~ Mrs. Julia Coync. la.
ycarold bride. was found under Tho
bed clothiug today
The discovery was made by John
Corfoy. father Of tho girl, AFTER TO-
pcRtcd efforts 70 locate her and In.
form her that her, husband lost both
legs IN n railroad accident during
tho night. Death was caused by n
bullet wouno thru the left temple
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Weird STORY
told in SUIT
FOR DIVORCE
Wife Charges She
w as Compelled
to Acquire the
Opium Habit
BY John w. Nelson

TO fail iais ths eiateiiss q an
opiusn saekss. 70 b. faced ., ans
threat % ass'h 10 become a victim
~ ths hablsi 20 h. lhrosa iaso =
afs - shalns. 10 b. taksn 70 aissies
aaa compelled % slTn swaF taia.
ablg YAKIMA orchard property 70
s4ss hef ne. end flhaiIy - spsats
ftem ihs sssisiui iafigsnrs ~ hsr
husband sai fizht be- Raa bach 70
iits tgusn ths 3sgses ~ che 1fug
hshif is part * tsss rpusheS -
lated Ia a sall faF divorce flisg Ia
s4pssteF e6aff "Wednesday hq Ma
Virginia ahsshan. fggmsftY o.
3eage woalisy.
AssnFusg Adam nssiss fof The
measan. declared To-Day ihs esss 70
10 ens - sbs moss ssnassaE that
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
WOMAN has BROKEN
HABIT Oh TEN WARS

tehu y sheeNan is nzmai 80
ne asssassas 10 lhs fpmsrsshss
case. whieh hAfes ths banstsi e.
fsess 81 nfs In shs shaasn haHaisi
and dream fIllsd unsid - 8fHKs
After 1e Ysafs within u she
pesufn smoking habit. Mrs Hhcs.
han. woman IN hsr early ,taftlfs.
ven her way hack 10 the paths o.
sunshine an5 AFTER a ,rYiaE s,sgK
gis etrscAnas ,he habit
According u ias complaint Ehss-
han ata Miss vlfEiH. White bs
rams acquainted 81 8edFe wnallsY
in 1919. uhssa the slfi rssiass with
hes parents 81 a farm there A
sew days lstsg Hheshaa snsieea her
10 sakr a short Trip ~ vshieis
iaio sls mountains. ositnsibly fef
an outing
After having tfavsfsea Eve o. sir
miles the drfsnHsn,. without any
warning 70 the plalnuff whatever.
drove 90 a country shhci ard INNS
diatsIy thereafter locked The door ant
ihca Informed The plaintiff for the
first sims that shs rVnuld te forced
10 stay there un,ll she had acquired
,hs opium habit. ths complaint
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