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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
FOR RENT HoUsEs-soUTHsIDE POSSESSION OCT. , 1 t


s25 woodland Ave, 5 rooms ... ss5I 1f22s 10th Ave-, S., 5 rooms =. 40I 15l5 11th Ave, S., rooms ..... 50I 901 Georgia St., 6 rooms .......... 6OH 1920 Whitaker St., rooms ...... 50I Rountree Apartments (See below.) Richmond Apartments. ( See below. )
 Highland Terrace, rooms. (See below Lindell & Linwood Apts. (See below
 Sycamore Court, 5 rooms. (See below
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FINANClAL
FIIVAIVO4AL Y BTSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 57

bUoINEoo UT UINA C IIIEo O1 SAWMILL BUILDING for sale, an old frame sawmill building, located about 50 miles from Birmingham; this build ing contains a lot of good heavy tim Der, lumber, bolts, and iron, and is of fered at aa bargain to some one who will dismantle and remove it. If in- terested address Y-27, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

BETHEA R. E. < INs. co.
 2O27 THIRD AVENUE
 PHONE MAIN 116 We also have several nice homes for sale. We negotiate loans and write fire insurance.
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TEN MEN-Wanted in Jefferson county, with capital of $1,000 each; good live men, full of pep, clean record, with sales manship ability; ages 25 to 50 years; fascinating work; big pay for the right men. Will meet you In Birmingham and show you what I have. Call or wire w, M. Askew, Au- burn, Ala.
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ACCOUNTANT, of wide experience, now employed, desires to make connection about Oct. l. Thoroughly posted on of flee management, credits and collec- tions. Al references, Y-29,s care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

BOOKKEEPER and general office man, fully qualified, with several years experience; can furnish Al references. Call Main 1574-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

TRAVELLING SALESMAN with z years experience is open for proposi- tion; best of references as to character and ability. Call "E. A. G." Main 1929.
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HoUsEs-sUBURBAN
RIDGELY APARTMENTS

The most conveniently located apari ments in Birmingham, blocks fro4I Tutwiler Hotel: we now have availabA apartments consisting of 4-room aparl ments: 2 rooms. bath and kitchenett{ rooms with private bath; also sing rooms. We offer these on lease suI ject of cancellation on short notice. The Ridgely Is an excellent place fl which to spend the winter, or if vol are not permanently located, or for an reason think you may be transferred from the city and would not care tl sign a long lease. the Ridgely offer just the accommodation which you wiz require. To inspect the available apart ments, call Main 6552, Mrs. Camp. fol appointment.
 RoUNTREE APARTMENTS 1033 18th St.. corner of 11th Ave, Sl consisting ofa living room, dining room kitchen. 1 bedroom, bath, 1 Murphy bed, steam heat, hot and cold water shades and gas range.
 RICHMOND APARTMENTS 2030 Highland Ave. We can offer first floor apartment of 6 rooms at $1I2.5OS and third floor apartment of 6 roon at $85.
 SYCAMORE COURT APARTMENrsl On Sycamore St., just north of Highf land Ave; five extra large, beautiful rooms. One apartment has glassed.irI front porch. Building is one year old and has every convenience. Rental $128 per month.
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BOOKKEEPER and office manager,
 Al, with F years experience; familiar with federal tax returns, wishes to To- cate in Birmingham. Now employed. Can give references and bond. Ad7 dress H., P. o. Box 552, LaGrange, Ga.
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Residences

161e Marshall Ave-, North Highlands, Broom bungalow; price ....!.............. .$62.5O s01 s. 18th St., broom apart ment $50 so3 S. 18th St., Groom apart ment .................L.. L..... $50 5401 2d Ave-, 6 rooms and store .................... .$A6.00 722 Peyton St.. Broom apart ment $6O.00 1210 N. Fist St., broom bunga- low ..s..............,.. .$6600 s0sT Highland Ave-, broom apartment, furnished ... .$50O0 sos Ella St., owenton. 2-story. rooms ................... .E~0OOO 617 s. 22d St., immediate pos session .................... $46OO I'll Sarah Ave, Groom bunga- low .................... .$A6.OO SIP Sd Ave-, N, 6 rooms. .$35.00 2Oo4 Ave. G, rooms 5000 POPS 11th Ave-, S., 9 rooms, $11O 20S1 N. 12th Ave, 2-story, rooms, 2 baths ............$7 .$70.O0 1204 s. 18th Ave-, 6 rooms, sleep ing porch, furnace ...... 5000
 J. WINSTON HALE 2121M 1sT AVE. MAIN sess
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TEACHER-Experienc lady teacher desires position in grammar school in Alabama, Mississippi or Georgia; has normal diploma and can give good ref erences. g North St. Greensboro. Ala
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TRUCK FOR sALE-one 2-ton G. M. c. truck in first-class condition; been used about months, for $1,300; some terms. P. O. Box AS, Munford, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

WE have rebuilt a large number of Hardie-Tynes Corliss Engines and have repairs for pistons and valves and numerous other parts. Kansas City Machine Works, Kansas City, Mo.
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AUTOMOBILES B AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE s
CRUSE-CRAWFORD'S
 SPECIALS

CRUSE-CRAWFORD'S
 SPECIALS
 BUICK ROADSTER ......... .$550 BUICK TOURING ...........s150 NASH TOURING ...............$6 .$625 DODGE ROADSTER ......... $s25 FORD COUPE .................$40 $40O FORD TOURING $350 FORD TOURING ............. $500 FORD TOURING .......... .$225 FORD TOURING ..............$ $2O0 FORD TOURING .............$1 .$175 FORD ROADSTER ............$ .$315 OVERLAND TOURING ....... $500 OVERLAND TOURING .$43O OVERLAND TOURING ...... .$4oO OVERLAND TOURING ........ .$37o OVERLAND TOURING ....... $500 OVERLAND TOURING coco. .$265 OVERLAND TOURING ...... .$225 OVERLAND TOURING ....... .$2oO OVERLAND TOURING ....... $50 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX $650 STEDEBAkER SPECIAL SIX .$55O STUDEBAKER SPECIAL SIX. S400 STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX ..s575 WILLYS-K. TOURING ...H,o5O WILLYS-K. TOURING .......S875 WILI.YS-K. TOURING ...... $500 CHANDLER TOURING ....... $500 DURANT TOURING ........ .S55O And many others to select from. We have on hand at all times the incest stock of used cars there Is in town at our used car department at 22d St. and Ave. B. We invite you to inspect our cars and repair shop before you buy.
 CRUSE-CRAWFORD
 MFG. CO.
 22o0 AVE. B, S. MAIN 1000 AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES 9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

Store on busiest corner of downtown section, ideally located for exclusive spe- cialty shop. Cafe in building catering to the highest class patronage will also bring many of the best people of Bir- mingham to this location each day. Apply to 1911 Empire Bldg.
 STORE, POS N. 18th St., near Termi- nal, $50. New stores, 18th Ave. and 24th St., N., modern and steam-heated. Maclxe R. E. & I. Co.. 211sh 1st Ave-, ". STORE ROOM for rent, alley corner, III N. 24th St. John Chamblee, 214 Brown-Mark Bldg.
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TYPIST, ETC.-Young lady desires position as typist, dictaphone operator, filling, general office work. Main 5125-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

TYFIsT, Dictaphone, billing and gen eral office worker wants position. Please call Main 1525-W
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

FOR RENT 6sO7 GEORGIA ROAD. broom cot Iage ................. ~zS.oV 614 PRINCETON AVE, broom cot tage and garage .............. .$6O.OO ELYToN ST, WEST END. Broom cottage .................... .$4o'VV 4Os PRINCETON AVE. rooms, 2-story ..........'.......... '$oo'VO - 10 COLLEGE ST, rooms, g. story ....................' ...$fo'VV 4330 9TH AVE-, N, Groom cot tage, garage and servant house $45.oO
 S. R. BILLINGSLEY MONTGOMERY R. E. & INs. co.
 21O N. FIST ST.
 MAIN S697
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SITUATIUNS W'TEEJ-FEMALE 6S STENOGRAPHER and office workers, experienced, competent. Mrs. T. C.. Crowley, Main 6125-J.
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SALESMEN WANTED
SALESMAN WANTED

If you are a real salesman and want to connect with an All or ganization, selling the safest and best real estate in the United States, call between 8:30 and 9:S0 a. m. at 2O00 9th Ave, N., ask for MT. Crook.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
HoUsEs-NoRTHsIDE
APARTMENTs-NoRTHsIDE

2416M 12th Aye, N.. rooms =. $50.
 a216 N. 29th St.. rooms ........s 52.l l216 N. 29th ;St., rooms ....... 5T. Norwood Court, rooms (see below
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

kdhlZdIIOug SCAAlAS lhS SaACoe anu
 best real estate in the United
 States, call between 8:30 and 9:S0
 a. m. at 2000 9th Ave-, N., ask
 for MT. Crook.
 SALESMAN WANTED = Insurance salesman, writing insurance for good fraternai order, salary and expenses to the right man. Must furnish refer ences. Apply 713 Farley Bldg, between and 9 a. m.
 SALEsMEN WANTED-To handle overalls and work shirts as a sideline on commission basis. Coast Brand Overall Co.,, Charlotte, N. c.
 SALESMEN WANTED-Several sales men wanted, selling nationally adver- tised products. Apply between and g a. m., 426 S. goth St.
 EALESNAN-Excep sideline open for experienced salesman calling on de- partment stores, barber supply dealers, etc. State qualifications and refer ences. Grecian Chemical Co.,, 1925 Og- den St., Philadelphia.
 MOTOR TRUCK SALESMAN wanted, reliable, experienced man, acquainted with city trade; salary and commits sion; good opportunity to right party. Address, giving previous experience and references. P. O. Box 1891. City. SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE 54 BooKKEEPER and office manager, Al, with 12 years experience; familiar with federal tax returns, wishes to To- cate in Birmingham. Now employed. Can give references and bond. Ad- dress H., P. O. Box 552, LaGrange, Ga. TRAVELLING SALESMAN with 2 years experience is open for proposi- tion; best of references as to character and ability. Call "E. A. G." Main 1929. BOOKKEEPER and general office man, fully qualified, with several years experience; can furnish Al references. Call Main 1574-J.
 ACCOUNTANT, of wide experience, now employed, desires to make connection about Oct. l. Thoroughly posted on of flee management, credits and collec- tions. Al references, Y-29,s care Age Herald.
 SITUATIONS W'TED-FEMALE 55 STENOGRAPHER and office workers experienced, competent. Mrs. T. c. Crowley, Main 6125-J.
 EACHER-Experien lady teacher desires position in grammar school in Alabama, Mississippi or Georgia; has normal diploma and can give good ref erences, % North St. Greensboro, Ala TYFIST, Dictaphone, billing and gen. eral office worker wants position Please call Main 1525-W.
 TYPIST, ETC.-Young lady desires filing, general office work. Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18
HIGHLAND TERRACE
 APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS HIGHLAND AVE, AT RHODES PARE Beautiful .5-room apartments, each witI screened-in front porch; hardwood floors throughout, tile bath, steam heat hot and cold water, shades, gas range janitor service. Rental, $9250. Posses sion Oct. l. We will be glad to show these apartments on application.
 HAYWOOD & LINDELL
 APARTMENTS 27Os AND 2712 CALDWELL AVE. The most reasonable priced apartment; In Birmingham. -.s Located high above dirt and dust os the city In the beautiful Milner Heighty section.
 Convenient to Highland Ave. car line To properly appreciate arrangement oi these apartments you should make al. engagement to see them. They art compact but very commodious. Heat, hot and cold water, janitor servB Prices range from sso to ss7.5O pei month.
 Let us show you these beautiful apart ments. NORWOOD COURT APARTMENTSl At N., 26th St., and 18th Ave. Thes1 are broom apartments with screened in front porches. Modern throughout Rental $70 per month.
 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION HOUSES
 1401 18th Ave, N, 6 rooms .... .$35.0t 232 Grace St., rooms ............ 45.Ot 200 69th Place, 6 rooms .......... 6O.Ot 225 N. 6sth St., 6 rooms ........... 5000
 APARTMENTS
 142Sh 11th Ave, S., rooms ... .$45.0t 15O0M 11th Ave, S., rooms ...... 45.0t 142O Whitaker St., 5 rooms ...... 5000
 FURNISHED HOUSES 1881 Tulane Ave, rooms. ..... .S60.0t 2400 Arlington Ave, 1 rooms.... S5.Ot 2915 Ave. C., 12 rooms ........... 150.0t
 HENSON & co.
 221 N. FIST ST. MAIN 52sO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-18

MOTOR TRUCK SALESMAN wanted, reliable, experienced man, acquainted with city trade; salary and commits sion; good opportunity to right party. Address, giving previous experience and references. P. O. Box 1891. City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
CAN'T SOLVE IT
Katz Murder in Los Angeles
Battles Detectives

Los ANGELES. Nov. 1S-The
murder OF Harry l. Katz, musician.
diamond broker and man of many
friends but few intimates. today APP.
preached the realm OF unsolved mys,
terles as clews by which 1t was hoped
TO apprehend the slayer proved
frultless,
With the release OF Hal Hail, de.
tectives admitted they have little left
to work on. Every possible angle OF
Katz, unusual life has been sifted
and the murderer is still unknown.
Last Monday Katz was shot to
death by a gunman at tho door. of
his quarters in the Ambassador
apartments.
Additional safety deposit boxes
held by Katz in downtown banks
wero to be opened today. One was
broken into yesterday and diamonds
valued at $4,000 found therein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
the bureau

More than a score o. Seattle 40,
ciriy womsn, KAHN said. have been
.mulctod Tor Thousands Of dollars in
the faxed fur game recently.
Existence Of a regular trade 80
faxed furu is hluted IN a buit FILED
by tho bureaus attorneys. seeking
return o. a check Tor lgs5 paid by
r. q. LeuihRn 90 two Seattle deaf.
err. ~ % alleged that I.uihan
bought siberian sablsa from the
two. He discovered later that The
sable waa rabbit
For public information the bureau
today gave out a liat % trade name
Of various furn together with thc
composition uf the FUR itself. sr8t.
ne merchant member. o. the bursau
eooperated in Informing the public
on the subject.
~--In uAt furnated rho star by
Miss Bri,ton Beaverttte. nciElBn
iYux Conry Beaver. Coney XII.
Gomez Leopard and Coney aolo arc
an listed "a rabbit aklna. 80 are
Erpaiinc and Erminn. French leo
pard French seal and French Mole
and Arctic. BJffiu. Baltic. Bay and
Electric Seal Elspban, seal Ii real
seal, hut French. Hudson. Hudson
bay. Iasklu. Near Seal and sen
lines, arc an ubbl,
Chinese dogs furnish Tic prlts for
Chinese Wolf French Wolf aud
Manchurmn Wolf. while siberian
dogs get into trade channels 90
Russian Wolf. Black Martin g.
dyed skunk. Chinese Mink started
life on a wcaseIs back. Florida
Mink q lnuskrat. Black Alaska fox
Is dyed rcd fox and French Lynx
is Wild cat or dyed wolf hide.
Chinese Lynx g. really dyed goat.
while an Asiatic weasel turns up
IN the pcddlcr's pack as Chinese
stone u1arteu Iceland lamb sutsti.
tutcg FOR Iceland fox. siherian
weasel appears as Chinese. jap.
pnesc. red or tartar sable: Alaska
sable II dyed skunk aud American
sable Is marmot or itch. dyed. Rus.
fiau leopard aud Russian lynx woro
once hare, according 10 Mlss Brit.
ton
Many merchants. using tho trade
name. give also Tho origin Of tho
fur. according 10 tho bureau. Those
connected with tho bureau arc
pledged not TO mlsreprcscnt furn 10
customers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Listen TwinS
Free Show for You
an d for Triplets;
It's at Palace Hip

NTHIcH is which,
w n you've ever known twins.
triplots or other denominations.
you have probably often asked
yourself this question,
II you arc one Of twins. etc,
you appreciate Il even moro.
Perhaps your sisters beau pro.
posed to you.
or maybe Fofneonc tried TO col.
lset money from you that your
brother borrowed
There arc lots Of similar anus,
Ing situations IN tho play which
lg which," which opens az tho
Palace Hip thcater next week
And because The Star knows
that twins and trlplots would ap.
preciato this play moro than any.
ono else. II has arranged for FREQ
tickets for twins and triple,s for
at next Monday nights perform.
nnco.
Just come TO The Star office
and ask 20 sec the Twin Editor.
Both twins must come TO get the
tlcke,s and in the case OF trip.
let's all three must come.
And II there arc quadrupie,s
or higher in tho city. the Palace
Hip will give them a seasons
pass.
Come In early and got your
tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
B0EING BUILDING
HUGE PLANE
FOR NAVY
VIII Fly From Seattle to
Hawaiian Islands
PLANS ARE KEPT SECRET
viii Begin Work on Big
Cruiser Soon

a Huge seAplane. capable Of ry.
L ing from Seattle 20 Hawaii In
one hop Is 20 b. built az tho seattle
plant Of tho BoclnE Aircraft cor.
poration FOR tho United states navy.
Tho navy department announced
Thursday.
~ tho BocinE plant Il was said
that the plane u ION paper" AZ YET.
and actual construction work has
not started. u il expected 10 he.
sin shortly Details Of tho craft
arc hting kept secret. but II Is
known that several new ideas aro
incorporated IN tho plans.
The EorinE plant. which builds
trimming planes Tor Tho navy. Is try.
ing ont a new ship either Thursday
or Friday thia week, but this plane
las no connection with tho coming
super plane % was gaid az the
plant
Tho superHhip. tho navy depart.
msntH announcement says. win he
capable or flYlne 5000 miles IN ons
hsp, a. a speed IN excess 20 100
miles an hour This would make
it approximately the alsc Of the
famous t. the army ahlp that
flew aerosa Tho continent IN one
hop
Tho navy announcement says,
When completed Tho flint al.
tempted flight Of tho new plnno
win bc between 4 Pacific port and
the Hawaiian islands III the plane
comes np 70 expectations. Il win
20 a long way toward solving the
problems OF American coast dc.
fentc"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Mrs. Harding
Is Sinking,
Says Report

MARION. o, Nov 13.-Tho condi
lf ton Of Mrs. Warren @. Harding
took a turn for the worse today. after
a restless and painful night, accord.
ing to Or. Carl w. sawyer's II a. m.
bulletin.
Mrs. Harding had a very restless
and painful night and ls not 80 well
this morning the bulletin said.
II was feared that the widow OF the
late presldent was slnkIng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
ABSOLUTE FRAUD
IS CHARGED
No Beating Around Bush in
Government Oil Suit

Los ANGELES, Nov. ls.-Pluns.
ing Unto direct accusations OF fraud
and conspiracy involving former
Secretary OF tho Interior Fall and
IL. l.. Doheny. oil niassate, in
granting leases in Elk HI Is naval
reserves Of California to Dohensas
Pan. American Petroleum company.
Owen ]. Roberts. associate counscl
in tho governments suit TO break
the LEASES. opened the prosecution
argument today,
Secretary Fall had in mind TO
make these contracts other than By
competitive bidding, as shown by
the naval reserve policy letter OF
octoberl IS. 1921" Roberts declared,
In October and November of that
year the Sc two men we're often in
consultation. What for?
First, |, they were discussing the
high rata of So per cent royalties
on a small strip lease which Doheny
held in re serve No. 1. Second, they
were discussing tankage at Pearl
Harbor. lThird. they were talking
about add ltional leases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
And NoW to Get at the Naked TRUTH!

March 90 all Alasknns and their
friends take a day Off TO cele.
brate Seward day, and then have
to wait a month or so, until the
first Friday In May for Arbor
day, II ArborizIng leaves them
exhausted they get a chance to
recupcrate ON Mothers day.
which comes along a few days
late. In June there's the 14th--
Flag day.
July is, OF course. a holiday,
in August everyone takes va.
cation and by the time we're
feeling low again September 4
comes along and everybody lays
off for Labor day. There are a
couple OF holidays in October
October l2 being Columbus day
and October Is being Alaska day.
November gets three legal holt
days election day, Armistice
day and Thanksgiving day. Then
there's nearly month to wait
until Christmas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
PRIVATE
CO. GETS
CONTRACT
Municipal Plant Got
/. No Chance to Bid;
Rates Same, Says
Official of Body
BY John w. Nelson

BY John w. Nelson
CEATTLE'S new Chamber
y of Commerce building at
Third ave. and Columbia ST.
will be supplied with electric
current by the Puget Sound
Power e. Light Co. unless
the trustees reverse the ac-
ton Of the building commit
tee.
The building committee of
the chamber Thursday mott
fled the city light depart
ment that the contract for
light and power had been
given to the private concern
in preference to the peoples
own light department.
A. a. owleA assistant secretary
Of the chamber and secretary OF
the building committee. said that
50 'tta tFNAt ANAeAhN 4 hI kflG CON-
mittee but that the rates OF the
two concerns were the same.
Herbert Witherspoon, chairman
Of the committee, said that tho con
tract was arranged during his alb
sencc from Seattle and he was un-
Informed as 10 the reasons govern
Ins the action Of the committee.
The committee selected the
Puget Sound Light and Power Co,
and directed me TO 90 inform the
city light department. oles said.
That's al fhcre Is to tho tran.
sactiona
city tight officials said that the
matter viii be appealed TO the irus.
tees OF tho chamber.
I'VE feel entitled to a share OF
this civic business" said A. T. VIII
liams, sales manager OF the cirs
light department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
BY JIM MARSHALL

FOLLOWING refusal Of Judge
L George Donworth and his az.
sociates to survey the condition
Of affairs In Seattle, for the edl-
ficatlon OF Mayor Brown, The
Star today assigned reporter
and an artist TO make a prelimi.
nary exploration concerning the
development of civilization on
Puget Sound, II any. II Is tho
idea or this newspaper that
somebody ought TO mako q sur.
vey. anyway. IT'S been nearly
four weeks since anybody started
ono.
The stars investigators were
Instructed TO ten and draw tho
truth, no matter how thrilling.
The subject Of their first survey
was Work Here follows their
report:
Editor The star. sir. w pur.
suancc Of your Instructions your
committee this day made q care
full survey OF tho status Of work
IN Seattle. Difficulty WAC OK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13

TT is your committees recon.
l. mendation that 10 more holl.
days ho set aside. so that Seattle
may merit her title of Tho
Worlds Playground. one day
could be 'Denunclation day." on
which Mayor Brown could do all
his denouncing and get Il over
with.
amendment by Mr.. Croft:
That II be made Denunolatlon
week, day being too shorty
Another day could be Holdup
day, so that the bandIttl could
work without police interference.
Gnterjection by Mr.. Croft.
What do YOU mean, "interfer.
ence"O
Various other days your com.
mlttee leaves TO the discretion of
tho city council
Tomorrow the committees viii
interview Mayor Brown on the
general situation, II any, or what
have you?
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perienced in obtaining samples,
until tho committee forsook pub.
lie improvements and roved
around. as the saying Is, on the
loose.
We find that an ingenious per.
son may get thru a year In Seat.
tie without working more than
275 days, having 30 days off
some Of them farther off than
others. We doubt II this record
Can be beaten. in any civilized
country or Nebraska,
TOGETHER with 81 sundays
L there arc at least Is legal
holidays in Seattle, your commit.
tee finds These arc SGT aside
for persons with no religion al
all Religious belief entities the
holder to more holidays.
Starting In with january /,
New Years day, tho scattlcitc
has 10 wait nearly six weeks I'm.
~ LincoIns hsthday. February
f.. but Wa&,ngtons follows
right after, ON February 90. Gu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-13
Gets 10 Years for
Poisoning Husband

MOUNT GfLEAD. Ohio. Nov. Ia
Mrs. Annora Woman. who brought
her fret degree murder trial 20 an
abrupt end today by entering a plea
Of guilty 10 manslaughter. was son
fenced by Judge Charles Wood this
afternoon 10 serve a minimum Of 10
years In Marysylllo reformatory for
women.
Mrs. Yeoman signed a confession 20
the poisoning Of her sixth husband,
Lewis Ycoman.