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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
WOULD DEPORT
TWO JAPS
Admit Deserving Ships 10
Enter; Get Passports

Two Japanese. frBo iWaaad and
Maflo serimWa. were being held FOR
deportation by immigration nuthori
ties "Wednesday following "a hearing
on habeas corpus proceedings before
Federal tudHc jeremiah Netursr. ln
which the testimony revealed =
story ~ how taphnesr. entering tho
United States uuIawfully. receive
passports thru psTlurcd testimony, 90
return 20 Japan Go marry and bring
their wives hack.
Both japanese admitted that ihsy
originally had entered th- United
states by dsssr,lng nom Japanese
steamships later. according 10 their
-iory. they wished 20 return 10 japan
10 maFf3 aud secured passports thru
a tourist party arranged By a Jap.
ensse declared 20 be Samiii Tsuehiya.
This man. they said. arranged hll the
details satisfying the japanese con.
Hul that they bad been admitted law,
fully
iwasad visited Japan 10 December,
1888. returning April q, and was de-.
tanned By immigration authorities in
splte o. his passport lie then claimed
that he had entered the United states
lawfully and gave a complete story
OF hiH entry and life here. Al see
ond hearing on April A. however
the details % the tourist party
were brought out Hsumwa'a expert
sncs WIS practically the same.
Both men testified that the head Of
tho tourist purity" had instructed
them in the fictitious stories thsy
should tell. For these services. they
stated. he received $3.50 from ono and
$50 from The other Tor The round
trip. the regular pTico Tor which wa
$40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

Seattle Eo-Esttefn raised psined eye.
brOws today when they heard that
two Idaho lawyers arc eigrulafixng
the effets East. calling attention 10
the Gem state 60 "a divorce para.
disr According 10 tho lawyers. who
will be ehagrinsd when they discover
their names left out Of this story.
Idaho has tho easiest divorce laws
Ia the Union. combined with some
triple \ climate The Idea N that n
you're soinR 90 get a divorce why
not spend the waiting time In pleas.
ant surroundings
Thai'h alt yrrsf voii. but.
tA) wsthingion'a divorce Law is
easier than ifaha's,
90 Washington climate is better
than In idy'h
You'd ~ surprised. II you read this
Idaho pamphlet. ia learn bow pleas.
ant e is 20 tonne 20 Idaho. I've In The
mild. inylsorAunR climate for a year.
and then depart eastward with your
freedom
The fac, Of ths matter ~ or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men;
strout Edwin s.. 1891 Minor ave.
Ms,omatru. COMO. Monroe. girl.
coIuccio. Joe r. 1891 zist ave. s.
grit
Hoffman. Samuel sis 2oth ave. girl.
pnttnn. John X. Gle Blum. girl
simpson. William 80a iith ave. boy.
Thomas. Ben r.. 52f y. fgth IT.. girl
Fsidmhn, Max. Mortimer AptE.. boy.
CruuL kenneth r.. i0Ie9 eeth ave.
rineero,h. Ben. sas 18Th ave. girl
Higo. YoshliaFo. 2io 18th ave. :.
sato. Kiujlro. 1919 Charles st. boy.
Detern. Anton, 3I0z 18th ave. s.. boy.
Thompson. John. se7r EliiB ave, girl
dhlgiardi. Nicholas, sssS 2tih ave.
Burt. Joseph H. $3.50 Thurman ave,
Pratt. Guy E. s5ii Eighth ave. n.
wedesard. Louis. 1895 Second ave.
Merden. Harvey T., iso7 nth ave. n.
y. girl
Randrup. Einsr a. sois Fauntieroy
ave. boy.
Gilbert Howard Ira. ia 18th ave
Ne huF4
Davin, Thomas Edward, 561S 18th
ave. n. T.. girl
Lamorcaux. Simeon Boyd. AS goth
ave. n. girl.
Hammer. Harry Oscar. sis Yale ave,
Girl.
Poynter Charles f. 5000 L, spruce
st. boy.
Lepper, Warren Ellsworth. sedro-
Woolloy girl.
Burnott. Ben Horace, 1888 42nd ave.
". boy.
Nobuku. Gonpeo. 55g Aiki ave. girl
Kubo,a- HEIGHT. 40 Eighth ave. s.
girl.
Fonnesbeck. Jack. saith ave. S. w.
girl
Williams. Ross r, 1886 2Ist ave. N
T.. girl.
shew. Frank, 2ia 2sth ave. n. girl.
Armstrong. Earl Douglas. 59i3 4isi
ave. s. W. girl
Potswin, i. 4, 1907 Bellevue ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Radio Station to
Stand on Island

Plans and specifications FOR a
now $4,000 radio station, to be con.
structed on Destruction island, Oft
the washington coast, south OF tho
mouth OF the Hob river, have been
received by Commander G.. Church.
Of tho public works department at
Bremerton. 1t was announced Wed.
nesday. Bids for the construction
work will be opened by the bureau
OF yards and docks OF the navy do.
partment, about the end Of June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
BURNS ACCUSED
Wheeler Charges Confiden.
tial Files Removed

WASHINGTON. May 2s.-Confi.
Dental department OF justice dnta on
alleged Mexican border gun plots
were removed from the departments
files by William J. Burns. former ds
rector of the bureau of investigation.
Senator Wheeler. Montana, charged
today before the senate Daugherty
investigation committee.
Wheeler said tho committee had
searched FOR several special delivery
letters bearing on Revolutionary
plot" and was unable to locate them
in department files,
The committee learned, no said
that the documents were removed
from tho main flo room and placed
in the confidential files in Burns
office, but could trace them no fur.
Their.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
.BRIBE CHARGES
FLY FAST
Each Side Accuses Other in
Gambling Cases

Hitting back sharply AZ the states
charges that witnesses had been
offered brides in the prosecution u
William A. Eth aud r. Bruce Sim.
mons. charged with being common
gamblers. defense witnesses wedns6,
day testified that Ned Moe. state
witness. had sought hFibe 70 tes'
tlfy livorably 20 tho defense
simmons. one OF the defendants,
when placed on the superior court
stand wednesday BY his attorneys,
Adam nseler and waiter Fulton.
said that Moe had approached him
two months ago with an offer to
forget having played cariiF" IN
Simmons card rooms ~ 81 Union
a.. provided that simmons paid
Mos 5000.
The bribery charges arose during
Tuesday, hearing af The trial. when
Mos testified tina, Jack Sears. pro,
pfistor or the zsro cafe. had offered
him $500 10 say that he had never
seen either Of the defsndsutA play
In poker game.
Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas filed an information ugainst
Sears. charging him with bribinE a
witness and Sears was arrested and
released under $500 Wednesday.
Douglas said tina, the htAto has
had rrta; deal of difficulty with
witnesses in tho gambling lndic'.
meuta forgetting the things they
testified 20 before the county grand
jury.
Monday Or. John C. Stevenson.
state witness. was Rrilisd hy Deputy
Prosecutor Z. y. colvln. wheu he
failed TO remember what he had told
the grand jury. sgevcnson'n eass l.
under investigation. colviu said.
The eaEs WINS expected 20 go 70
the jury late Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
DIVORCE RECORD

May VS., orin u. Yoaman, n-sup
; port.
j. II. va. Lenora Fletcher cruelty,
jain Va. Clara Cooper, Incompatible
ity,
II, /, VS.. Hilda Mclcarlane, for an
nulmont
d. n. va, Rose Osborne. desortlon.
Dorothy Rathbun VS. Willard c
Flax, cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
PROBE SUCCESS
OF DRY LAW
House Committee to lnveStl-
gate Booze Traffic

WASHINGTON. May 2s.--An off.
cial investigation of tho success or
failure" OF prohibition was ordered
today by tho house committee on
the alcoholic liquor traffic. in Its
first meeting since 1910. A subcom.
mltteo was appointed to conduct tho
inquiry, with authority TO delvo into
every phase OF the prohibition prob.
lem.
The subcommittee was instructed
TO ascertain, among other thinga,
whether the consumption of liquor
has been increased. and TO Just what
extent the 18th amendment was be.
ing enforced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
DEATHS

Mention. Constantine Rose. so. 14lS
Allen pL, May "a.
Stewart, Charles NJ. c., g., te20 18th
ave. May 81,
ressler Andreas. II. esi5 Dakota
st, May 80
Ekholm, William r., 20, 500 Lynn
ct. May Is.
Frojd, Charles, 81. 1906 Boren ave.
May as
Backinan, James, no age given. s4s7
Woodlawn ave. May %.
Warren, Claude r.. 80. 361 n. 18th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

Delhi. and Bishop Charles I. Mitch.
ell from 81 Paul. MINI, 10 Manila
Three other bishops are In line for
transfer. They are.
Luther r. Wilson Of New York:
Joseph y Berry Of Philadelphia and
William r. Mcdowell Of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

were taking chances by lending
money on personal notes. tu effect
they take hardly any chances AZ ALL
n there iH the slightest reason 20
believe the borrower VIII not repay
The loan. no loan IA made.
A. one office O. reporter waa or
fered $50 FOR 80 days 0u payment q
FEE" Of $3.50. This wDrka ont ~
Tie rate " 80 per cent a year
Wei thars alternative. said lbs
money lender. whFn objection WA
made. ''Our other plan b. that sou
pay ua iii5s fof aiz months Tor the
$50"
That means a payment u t205o
Tor the uss or $50 for six months
The interest rate a that figure u
AZ FHr cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Come In and See The
Madame X Reducing Girdle

You can't appreciate how mar.
yelous the Madame y Reducing Cir
die is until you actually see and
examine Il. And you can easily do
this. We invite you 10 call AZ our
corset shop today and learn all
about this easy and pleasant way to
become fsshionably slender.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Patrolman Cannot
Get Reinstatement

]. l.. Boil, former patrolman, can.
not open his case for reinstatement
thru tho civil service commission.
SO rules Corporation Counsel Tom
Kennedy, Bell was dismissed March
80, 1929, for conduct unbecoming an
officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Lottery Joints in
Raids by Officers

Four alleged Chinese lottery Joints
were closed up Wednesday and ID
men were under arrest, following
police raids, The lottery operators
are held under 5000 bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
TECIiNtCAIITY SHIELDS
I.I.NDEns OF MONTY

The state Law fria tbs Interest
rate al ~ per cent. but the money
lenders get around that ~ charging
fees and commissions Instead. The
effect is the came. however
The Law reads. ANY rate u in.
lsrrrt not exceeding a. per cent per
annum agreed 90 ln writing shall be
legal aud no person shall DIRECT
LY or INDIRECTLY take Or 70
ceiYe IN money. goods or thing IN
action. or IN any other way. auy
greater interest Tor the loan"
The right Of recovery thru clyil
action alec ia given by the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
ALL OUT!

Mary--'E's 80 romanticl When.
over % speaks TO mo 20 always starts,
Fair lady"
Bert--oh, that's force OF 'abit n
used TO BIO street car conductor
Tit.Bits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

belts or sta corsets. It's radi-
eally different IL doesn't mere
ly draw In your waist and make
You appear moro slender il
actually takes oil Aesh-gcntly,
pleasantly, surely. Can be worn
all day instead Of a stifi corset
and gives you with com ort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age
StRriha. Frank Peter. Seattle Legal
Comper. Chester ThayoE Sc
attic ........stse..-..-. Lei sal
Brealsy, Forrest willard. Sc
Whitman. Florence Bertha. Sc
attic ss..s+...'st.. .s-....s.s.... Legal
Olson. Francis n. Seattle .......21
Moger judith, Seattle .....+...20
Swain. Kenneth Hudson, Seattle IS
Allen. Lucena. Seattle ..........3s
Lowe. Harry j.. Seattle ........24
Fish. Marguerite f., Seattle .....24
Lowry. Merton Simpson. Seattle &c
Johrser. Wt.aelmina, Seattle ...,23
Wood. BENJAMIN T.. Seattle Legal
Rauh. Anna NJ. Tacoma .. Legal
Dockstader. Elmo. issaquah -. "a
Evans. Margaret. lssaquah .......1S
Biehn. Harry. Seattle ,,,..... Legal
Carleton. Madeleine, Seattle Legal
Powers, Ross T.. Seattle ,.. Legal
Powers. nellie A., Colorado
Springs, Colo. ............ Legal
Kikuchl, Shotaro. Seattle, 49,. Legal
SuEulSi, Tazu, Seattle ...... Legal
Johnson. Charles. Seattle .......S2
Cant Gertrude, Seattle ...... Legal
Bernaas. Charles. Seattle ........Sa
Halvorson. Jennie. Hoople, n, Oak. rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

as h 1 o n s
straight boyish
lfnesl AZ last
you can wear all
the stylish clothes
you want with
out W orryin &
about your figure.
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The Seattle Star
Published Dsliy 81 1897 Seventh Ave
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isss F aiRi < ay 10 ''' Az IA n mss,
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On As6UR Butte 400 pantsEss
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LAWN movers ground and repaired
AZ your home Fhgps su nhst-lzss;
sign Lettering
GOLD. guaranteed. hhif usual cost
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We care not how many rsmedlss
i you have tried without relief. III
this does not enable you 20 eat
with comfort. your money VIII be
refunded. Ask for Testimonials,
AAcKISTORH SCOTCH REMEDY
CO. Box 81 Seattle.
CONE 10 the Blk show and dance
Lonesome Club. III Spring ~.
Monday night. June p
PLEASE come. need you. 4oi6
ggrd W. betty.
6 LOST AND FOUND
! FORESTER Of America watch
charm name. Geo ulyAtt. on
ErAyed thereon. lost sunday az
| Woodland park Valued very
highly bY owner Please return
20 ~ I. Spear. 7ig fth ave-
| Ei.iot-Tsst
/ REWARD Tor return or more IN
formation % party seen taking and
holding since May ~ female
bftndie bull terrier. white chest
Can be identified. Sick bAby's pet
Ill iot-G1si. 1916 seventh ave.
/ LOST-cermAn police dog. toward
rs 2iFt ave. IA st-0tos.
! ForND -strAy horse Phone
ME- irnr-o2es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

No matter how large your
waist or how bulging your hips
no matter how many other
methods have failed 10 reduce
your excess fesh-herc at last
Is remarkable new flexible
girdle that is guaranteed TO inn
prove your appearance at once
and to reduce your waist and
hips almost while you wait"
No wonder it is being hailed
with delight by the thousands
Of women who want 10 look
youthfully slender again. For
with the Madame y Reducing
Girdle YOU don't have TO wait
TIL the fat Is gone 70 appear
slim and youthful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Waist and Hips R
With New GirdIe
WOrnInstead of Stiff COrsets

Makes you look inches thinner tho moment you put Il
on and actually tat all the while you H.
Dieting. Exercise aud sclf-pcnials unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
IL statesmen WANTED

SIX neat. attractive ladies as can
vasrers Nothing 20 sell Very re-
muncrative. See Mr.. White. { 20
p. m. 1913 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
RANGES
LIVE STOCK

GOOD Jersey COW, millSs 8 gallons,
cheap, 9Srd and Eighth ave. N. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

Those who have worn Il say you
feel like a new person when you put
On the Madame y Reducing Girile
You'll look better aud feel better.
You'll be surprised how quickly
you'll be able % walk, dance, climb,
indulge In outdoor sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Can Be Worn as Corset All
Day Long

Don't confuse the Madame X
Reducing Girdle with ordinary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

DohT Irf anyone tfli you trat
Asthma can't BE- cured Wtfhssf
changing climate Ws can 40 IN
at home without drGFs T0Fhurf
CO. ftH American Bank Bldg
NA in tnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
z FEMALE HELP WANTED

urESfhg for HalrEmrn on new Hd-
dlti0n sell hdFsrtlrrd. h. -
opened june Low prices Easy
terms a1 interest zee Mr.
White. 2 ~ i9. al l1Is Flrrt ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
B MALE HFLP-WANTED

EARN $40 90 $3.50 monthly cE
peHrca paid, a RAILWAY Traffic In
Hpeef9r Position guaranteed sitter
completion If : mnutis home
study course Or mon, ftfundsd
Excellent oppOrtunttie Write for
free booklet All. htarH Butluers
Thinning InaI Elffaln. - s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

TWO PRETTY GIRLS 70 ACT As
rFHEEs APPLY Mr. WHITE,
1913 FIRST AVE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
LOST AND FOUND

CAH fftaf jest THarnasF 1883
chevrolet EHGp. hrErius ilrFrra
Pc fafaH. engine SO F-tf11s.
I4hrraI reward Ear recover eE-s
1900 rFr ad.ttta
lost Uai1 watch Honaay rfrulugt
initiate n % d au na.k ErgHrd.
Aif BrrteH-aa
LosT Huarh kagh. Fafgraay sff I,
rrHaHu between EttH ave- sd!
fuHaflEH ~ WE f-nsEf
SHELL fifHHEu EIugfer Grar rf4-
teIm ~ gufrn hnnr uIL Hea ara.
Nf .af HHIr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Actually Reduces Fat Quickly
Pleasantly

Think Of it-no more heart
straining exercises - no m ore
disagreeable starving diets
no moro harmful medieines-no
more bitter self-denials
more stiff, uncomfortable cor
seisl The Madame y Reducing
Girdle ends all need OF that for
ever The moment you put it
on you look inches thinner. And
best of all. It actually makes fat
vanish with marvellous rapidity
while YOU walk, work or sleep
and yet does it SO gently you
hardly know you are wearing il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
20 FOR RENT-HOUSES

. ROOMS in Fremont. with bath.
arranged for roominE house SIS
per month. e2t y. 34th. ME Irse-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

RE ESr type eritluE CgutthtH pros :
our superior method. invest gate.
SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Go Crazy Building ia -tGf :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Makes You Look Thin While
Getting Thin

The instant You put on TINS
new kind Of girdle the bulky
lat on the waist and hips seems
10 vanish, the waistline length
ems, and your body becomes
erect, graceful, youthfully slen-
der! And then-with every step
you make. with every breath you
take, ~ every little motion,
this new kind of girdle gently
messages away the dishguring,
useless fat-and you look and
feel years younger
Palisadian., 1924-10-17
Choral Society
Formed Mon. Night

The organization of choral socie-
ty in Grantwood was formally under
taken at a meeting on Monday eve-
ming in the home of Nine. Blanche
Wheeler, on Lawton avenue.
About thirty-five people from Cliff
side Park and neighboring communi-
ties gathered informally and enjoyed
an evening of song upon the invita-
ton of Nine. Wheeler, who is desir-
Gus of stimulating the cultivation of
music among the people of this Sec
tion and adjacent places.
There is no obligation attached in
registering as member of the socie-
ty, the sole purpose being that as
mentioned above and to bring people
of musical preferences together once
week for an evening of song.
If the experiment proves a success
public entertainments will be given
from time to time, the first venture to
be a Christmas concert under the
patronage of the Woman's Club of
Cliffside Park.
The next meeting will be on Mon
day evening, October 20, in Nine.
Wheeler's home, 224 Lawton avenue,
at s o'clock. Anyone musically in
clined is invited to join the society.
Palisadian., 1924-10-17
Mrs. Koch Elected
President of the
Community Players

The second regular meeting of the
newly organized Community Players
was held at the home of the founder,
Miss Marjorie Sammis, on Tuesday
evening. A fine crowd of young peo-
pie and group of older ones were
present.
Mrs. William Heaton, temporary
president, was in the chair, and w.
E. Sammis acted as temporary sec.
retary in the absence of Miss Clarice
Blake, and gave the organization re-
port.
officers were elected for the remain
der of the year. Those elected were:
Mrs. J. H. Koch, president; Miss
Marjorie Sammis, vice president;
members at large of the executive
committee, Mrs. Heaton, Mr. w. J.
Mcdonald and Mr.. George Blake, who,
with the secretary, and Mr.. Edward
Bradden, treasurer, constitute the en-
tire committee.
A play is already under rehearsal.
coached by Miss Sammis, Green
Stockings" which will be given in No
vember.
The constitution was voted on at the
previous meeting. The members in
clude two classes-active, who take
part in the activities and attend all
meetings possible, paying dollar inf
tiation fee, and two dollars member
ship fee, and sustaining members, who
do not take active part in the work.,
but pay five dollars yearly, which en-
titles them to admission to all enter
tainments of the organization, with
first choice of seats.
Mrs. Heaton is chairman of the COM
mittee to extend these invitations. The
active membership list is closed and
persons now applying will be put on
a waiting list.
After several of today's productions
were discussed, an interesting close
for the evening was the reading by
Miss Sammis of a short play, the ex.
cellent rendition of which was much
enjoyed.
Palisadian., 1924-10-17
The Total School
Registration in
Cliff. Park Is 1878

The Board of Education of Cliffside
Park met on Thursday evening of
last week and transacted much bust
ness of public interest.
The evening classes for foreign
born boys and girls planned by Rev.
Gozzo of the Cliffside Congregational
Community church were approved as
part of the borough's educational
system.
The board indorsed the movement
to revive Boy Scouts troop, as sug-
gested by the supervising principal.
The total enrolment in the bor-
ough schools at the present time is
given as 1878. The number of non
resident pupils this year is rs, the
drop from previous years accounted
for in the increasing tuition fee.
Mrs. CASTOR of the teaching force
in the Cliffside school was appointed
to take charge of the elocution work
in the two elementary schools at an
additional increment of S125, making
her yearly salary $1,S00.
The recommendation of the super
vising principal on the appointment
of two additional teachers was ap
proved by the teachers committee as
follows: Miss Catherine Mansfield
School No. 8, at salary of $1,000;
Miss Emma Welty, School No. 4, at 8
salary of $1,5O0.
An adjournment was taken until
this evening, at which time the audit
of the school books will he heard.