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Evening star., 1924-08-20
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

MARCEL: WAVER-Expert; permanent posi-
tlonS. Margaret +. Sheetze. Skin and scalp
specialist. lli5 Connecticut ave.
MAN AND WIFE as janitor in office building:
two hours work each evening cleaning offices;
man IN winter to attend fires, ashes. etc: one
may work out in day If they wish. providing
cleaning OF offices and keeping fires: sa AIRY AMI
good quarters: apply with written references
as to honesty and reliability: r. +. HarrelI,
Columbia building Asso'n, ZIG llth st. NV.
MEN AND WOMEN. now empioyed, wanted
at once TO work l or hours in evening:
SO TO $50 lie made. Call a l4l4 l4th
St. NV. at 7:30.
YOUNG MAN-IIaye YOU the energy and de
sire necessary to learn the best paving bust
ness in the world and earn while doing it:
We have the fastest selling, best advertised,
subdivision in the District and will train
a few junior saiespeople. men or women, 20
make BIZ money Sec Mr. Gray; 10 to II
an. 4:3o TO pm. care Washington
Home Ruiders. l4oi II st. NV.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS and
boys to sell on commission
pianos. talking machines radios and victrolas
during vacation An assistant salesman will
help on all prospects. Opportunity to become
permanent salesman il successful. Apply to
f. r. Rerkley. care of De Mol Piano Co.
10Th and g SIS
Advertising Man or Woman.
Real opportunity here in big organiza tion.
idea when he sees it, who describe it.
write about il. Give your experience and
otker information. Replies strictly conhden-
tial. Address R"N 5l-T. star office.
UPON COMPLETION of ex-
tensive alterations. about Sept
IS. J. Z. CUNNINGHAM &
CO.. $40 9TH St. will need the
following help (application
should be made at once, as the
store will be closed after August
25): Window dresser and card
writer, experienced salesladies in
coats. suits, dresses. millinery,
etc; buyer and assistant buyer
for coats and suits: buyer and
assistant buyer for waists,
hosiery and underwear. Apply
to Mr.. Cunningham by phone
appointment or in person, 5l6
9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

GAS STOVE. rour-burner. god I-Jndjrion.
- reasonable. us Il ne 2gs
Evening star., 1924-08-20

ftSNlIt l;I-i;rdr"Hn FsnIsc. ~ American
"diHui- These a.c extra large i,seca- # the
highest quality that yea w.H .ay at least
Si"o any place in the city. We are Offering
ti"s" handsome sTites complete with layer
felt mattress, FDster Ideal spring chair
beach and rocker, AZ E255 Don't think of
"uSing bedroom suite until you have looked
over oHr line aud compared prices W.
nnders"i all. he Bargain House 9i1i 18TH
NV. We viii take yU<r old suite IN cXcI,angc
Open tu ln u m
Evening star., 1924-08-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
Continued

EARN BIG MONEY BY
BECOMING AN EXPERT
CRAFTSMAN
in your spare time, night or day. under
individual instruction plan. Complete course
to months Enrou now. GET our latest
catalogue. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF DRAFT
ING. Eth and r SIS phnme North 2I.l
Evening star., 1924-08-20

howl. cGnpiete with haECei
: AIM - Ii @ nIa
Evening star., 1924-08-20

CHAUFFEUR-I'or private family in suburbs.
Stay at night: frst-class man with best ref
crences SIl 18Th ST NV olh
Evening star., 1924-08-20
Advertisinp Man or Woman.

Real opportunity here in big organiza tion.
Man or woman with department store adver-
tising experience. one who knows selling
idea when he il. who can describe it,
write about il. Give y0ur experience and
other information. Replies strictly coniden-
tial. Address RnN II T. star office.
Evening star., 1924-08-20
HELP-FEMALE.

\ RELIABLE WOMAN to take care of baby
and i-room apt; good home to right party;
moderate wages. Phone Adams 1i29, after
pm.
4 ASSISI e. .rnu.ruI =:
Evening star., 1924-08-20

PAPERHANGING-Roo $3.50 and up; In.
terror and exterior painting at lowest prices
Metropolitan Dec. Co.. 42T NV. Pb. FIR. 500.
PIANO TUNING. $2.OO-General repairing BY
reliable expert; moderate price l.. LARSEN,
644 SO. Car. ave. as. Postal, or phone Line.
6441. ~
Evening star., 1924-08-20

DIAMOND and sapphire all-piatinum brace
let: cost 81 500: will sacrifice $50; two soil.
tare diamond rings. sl25 and $7i3: beautiful
marquise diamond and sapphire ali-piatnurn
ring. cost $500. for S14j; all real bargains to
close estate a. L. Arnold, Aucuoneer, 1928
Evening star., 1924-08-20

TIANu BEItGAIN$ S,..nNar nFe new
, Si2t: Eecfw.th SL>5, COS $3.50: Lyou q
Iealy upright. reduced from $500 20
sou; Bradbury F-lgk'. slightly Used, $3.50:
$500 Grand. slightly ES-C S4J Hugo
, Vnrcn 71IG g Est 1875
Evening star., 1924-08-20
Marshall Business Brokers.

Chinese and American restaurant: one OF
best in city: rent, S125; G-year lease; half
price. at 81 800.
Grocery; old established: rent. S35; four liv-
ing rooms and bath; price, $500.
Dphcatessen and notion store; good Paying
proposition: price. 81. 800.
Con. dclicateSsen. soda fountat in; low rent;
living rooms; lease: 81 100.
Grocery, meats and vegetables; IN suburbs
rent. SO: 3 rooms and bath: price right.
Cigars, and soft drinks; rent. $40;
price, s.. 800
Roomins aud boarding house; 40 rooms sew
rfa baths: wonderful opportunity for S1,o00
good lease.
Boarding house near Thomas Circle; we'll
furnished. price, $500.
Rp"miHg house, IL rooms: rent, SfDO; price,
$50: located down
R1omin@ hou~r: II rooms; nicely furnished ,
prize. 500.
Room.ng Lou,e u rooms; rent, SS5 price,
%S.n
Marshall Business Brokers,
Evening star., 1924-08-20
WANTED-AGENTS.

IMPOSSIBLE to find better seller than
s.Stay Shine Auto Luster." Sells On ten sec
onds demonstration 1t speaks for itself. Big
nroft. Apply Room 316 Kresge bldg, 11th and
g ST., WashinglDn Auto Products Co
Evening star., 1924-08-20

BookkEEPER-ACCo and stenog
rapher or secretary-treasurer, experienced. Call
Franklin Il2i. BoOkkeeper, 1919 ST. Cor
p0ratiOn work preferred in automobile or real
EsGate house.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

EF-UNUUN n IT FlN""-N" :" IT" EIItH~'N ~ N
the very u"w.St patterns in medium aud high
grade bedroom furi!iturc. in beautiful French
walnut: very large suites. also medium s'2a
suites: gray enamel hlue trmm ngS. small
and large suites: American walnut. large anG
small suites, also French ivory suites; can
be had with double. single. bow-cni or pos
ter beds; separate pieces if desired. These
suites are mad" Of the highest grad" con
Srruction and are guaranteed. Complete with
ideal or ne Luxe coil springs ant .uaranteP''
layer felt UarticS<sS Irm0ya! Sale. The
unrna nenm.-fnl. lIal lnMnerl .cmt aNe-
Evening star., 1924-08-20

SEWING MACIiI\ES-P Il. SINGER. 81. New
Homo. 81: Stghda. d, SiI. Sew Ideal. SO;
mo. Renting ard re?atrnr Open evenngs.
:. z Singer Sh"i,. :;.3 r. ave -. Line. -.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

REFRIGERATION - IVORY Ir.g daire: makes
It's own. ice. ."od ~ HrW; exceptional ha J.
gain. Apply al Nuns bldg. phone
Evening star., 1924-08-20

SEWING MACuINE>-Siusar. d. H.. $40; "
( W. SI3.Iu: ne model STANDARD. $l2 ~:
others a 81: all .;uar.tnr reed. New machines.
IS p"r month. It.r;iI= and rruairing. Open
evenings. II. s Scw.uE Machine Shop. 7U3
II ne Live SASq
Evening star., 1924-08-20

CoLLECroR-Must have car and come well
recommended. Apply today. Room 20s Bond
10
Evening star., 1924-08-20

PIANO. excellent CONDITION: reasonable. ais
I! zee single mat traSse>: Naval officer wishes
Ia sell. q. d. Butler, Quarters y. navy yard.
IL
Evening star., 1924-08-20

CARPENTERING, painting and minor repairs
around buildings: apply stating age. reference
and salary Address BOX 26-T Star office.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

ND-kuI. oil huru ng 0Hrir. 1872 gal. GALVANIZED
iron tank small galvanized irou tank pair
soaDstGne tabs, wash basin. ba"l and tank.
lii3 Belmont st. NV. after = o'clock. ar
SatmElLE afLnr ]. W. .LeAI-re Ia
Evening star., 1924-08-20

TA1NT-Wcat therSh.eld house pant, mannfsc-
turci hy Certain teef Company. white and
other cO!ors, 81 - per gallon. Sidney Hecn-
irger Company. Camp SIc;@S. 9TH and Florids
ave. ne Main Office. 9Th ANA { St. sw Both
Offices open until 80 pm: Saturdays. , pm.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

INDIAN ELANkEfS. rags, baskets. etc:
"ut-r" collection Of 81 years; being sacrificed
for exceedingly low pre-. Genuine Navajo.
Mexican. Ieraii aHi other articles. cheap for
quick sale. The Home Beautiful. 1871 Con
Evening star., 1924-08-20

SEWING MACHINE -n-oHh'ad SINGER. round
hnh,iu. SIS: many otter makes at >. $40 tn
So: all machines g'i.Iuu'prt. Renting. r.
Pairing. Capitol Sewing Machine Exchange,
43 Ii NV. j. W. Evav"Ts. Prop. Frank. @I'N.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

RUGS. hra-S aud waite beds. Gg">>pEs, tables
rockers. ga raLEr. toilet >r!S. dishes, carpets
l:2i i1th U.w- -
Evening star., 1924-08-20

PIANO. hi.h-glade. original Decker. ~pIrntiA
rundt on: mahogany case: reasonable ofeT
refused. Columbia Gl4i-
PIANit-Wl sacrifice heauttful baby grand
for balance due account So Nr. Pugie
.27 Penn. aye. sorfnpas;.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

SAFE iron: burroughs adding machine: En-
son debating machine. ~fuS cd>r. Louis
Uhrtic UnrLls.arl- ~. III mn * IL NV
Evening star., 1924-08-20
Marshall Business Brokers,

s., Ss,gVV--DRrG ORE: good location; well
tablISed trade
- 0nt-t rorrry and meats: has made for
tune for present owner.
81 7oO-FrG.t and vegetable stand in best
market i'll the city.
5, CUD-Cig8r and news stand. prominent Of
fec building.
81 o0O0-Fruit store snd confectionery money
maker
81 5GO-ilotel. 81 rooms: splendid location;
prosperous.
81 Tailoring and pressing: good location.
S,tr)-- Roomng house. y rooms downtown
lUCa ation.
500 DeiicarasNen and soft drinks: store
and rooms.
We have other good propositions Consult
with We may have what you are looking
Evening star., 1924-08-20

Experienced. Apply between
and ) o'clock to 1929 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

motor stand. rI,Gr by FairlankS: one Coz
aceiyicue welding outfit -tpp'y 10 Mr.. Hon
nL-L- 10 ! MN ~ A-l-m l:L..I- q :.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

II kNiTt RE--Ma aAosaHy dining tabl- buffet
china CLOSET, chairs, bedroom and living room
pieces. laFs" rugs 1910 Conn. ave Can IL.
seen mornings. 10 T. t.:
Evening star., 1924-08-20

TIRES-We nav" :, number Of very good used
tires. which lave been taken in trade on bal
loon tires. at attractive prizes: sizes from
3lx4 to 33X;.. Dunlop Tire Agency. 1907 L
81 n " Main 500
Evening star., 1924-08-20
ROY Tranklin Square Hotel Coffee Shop

BOY WANTED-Reference required. 214A
Inpv0
Evening star., 1924-08-20

Lounge. iratitrr. mahogany. 81: dining "a
hir. rUuai extension, mahogany. SD Col.
Evening star., 1924-08-20
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

ASTRAKHAN COAT. velour coat with fur col
lar and cuffs: evening gown: navy blu" jer
sey dress: flannel dress: green Spring coat:
for appointment call Lincoln G27JJ before
Evening star., 1924-08-20

Roy, white, with knowledge of battery busl-
ness. to drive Ford. Southland battery Co.,
Evening star., 1924-08-20

MEN-We train vou for speciality statesmen.
ST. per week to Statt. Apply 100 1ith ST.
Room 503. to pm.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

MAN for special sales work: married: furnish
best of references. Call Main 3iSs for ap
1, tr-nr
Evening star., 1924-08-20

GAS RANGES--New ANA slightly used al!
SIS: less than half price Why pay more
Every range guaranteed i. W Williams
Ge1 6rH 81 u..-. Main 1aSy "a
Evening star., 1924-08-20

circuits installed. repaired. extended. get out
estimate on house wiring and fixture hanging.
John Wm Fisher 1908 Fla ave NO o5s
Evening star., 1924-08-20

COOK white coiOred, to cook for three
men. S75 per month. room and board. Room
puryea building. Conn ave. and l. st. between
and
Evening star., 1924-08-20

BEAMS-I-b"amS. angles, channels. T irons
plain and reinforcing hars and mesh: plate
eirderS suitable for county bridges: steel
trusSes OF soft. srans The largest selection
in the city. 5UU-tou stock stored at our
Camp Meigs grounds only. SIDNEY L. HECE-
NIGER HOTSEWRECKING co This stock
at our Camp MeiGs Office only. 9TH end Fla.
Evening star., 1924-08-20
MISUNDERSTANDING.

AfPAEEi. needed fIr rGLnaiaGe % %sai@' also
cash or,r rnrr" Franklin .to55 w.
BRASS FIREPLACE SET. colonial mahogany
desk. sectional b""kca -: STATE prize, descrh"
fully Address l;"N iI-f. star ofice.
CAMERAA. nrl4 -ldssts. SIytS...'>. ton!s u
every kind; anything you Lave 20 II. GrUce's.
l1tt and + NV. Phone FrnrklIn s53 o. postal.
CLOTHES VIII pay highest pf.crs FOR ladies'
Stein l3os 1th ot. n. y. Phone North 43J.
CLOTHING-Can Main i,4a, If you want the
eldest and most reliable house TO ca.l for
mons worn clothing. Ju>th's Old STAND.
CLuTHING-,aII Main fli5 Il you want the
oldest and most reliable house call for
mems worn clothing. Jusths Old S'aad.
GlH II.
DIAMONDS. old gold. silver, hougnt for cash.
Louis Ahrahams. Si5 & ST. NV.
DIAMrND RS. !ew-'.! ana o.d soid. for cssn;
no DELAYS. tlvin ilona diaEond broker. 9's
st. NV. reorns Il and Is. Man 6i5s.
DIAMONDS gold. platiuuup. s:!vrt. bougAt 70,
cash ROdgin-Farr Co. Suite 4i2. 1920 New
York ave. Evans bldg. formery with Shaw
Brown Co..
FEATHER BEDS ana furniture. best prices
paid. Square Derl Furniture Co. .9l Eye st.
NV. PHone Main IISG
FTRNITU EI.-,ash fvr some good used furni
ture and rug. Call Adams - ~
FURNIrURE-wa Want to purchase once, for
cash. used furniture To outfit II rooms; also
piano. Call Fralkiin S992 2l'
FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted best prices
paid. Capital Furniture Co. 1870 La ave 1. "
or phone Franklin 1u26Z
FUREITU9E-iirgh cash rric-S pad for al
kinds Of furniture" oiii,., furniture n speciality
Phon. Franklin G1S3. G2" Mass. ave NV.
FCRNITU RE-Casn for >smr good. used rur-
nitu-" and rugS fal AdauS 5+S2.
FTRNITTRE- II ,ou Eaye any furniture or
other goods tn sell, and you want 10 obtain
best results. send for Louis Notes. i21 10Th
st. nv Phone Franklin eoi5.
FURNITURE-If yea want obtain best re-
suits for your furniture and other miscel-
lhneocs, call NJ. Shapiro, 600 louisiana ave.
Franklin 37s5.
right to expect Cal franklin &c: evening
Adams 127. Columbia Furniture Co.
FURNIrURE-We buy aousehold furniture
and Office fixtures Money advanced stor-
age. Sachs Furniture Co, corner sth and ID
SITS NV. Main G306.
FURNITrRE-R Before selling your household
goods call = Neiscnherg and get best re-
suits. Main a275. 41G 10th st. NV.
FURNITURE, pianos. carpets. etc. Phone NJ.
1872 for wagon or have me call. ''Weschler,"
920 Pa. w.
GOLD, silver. watches. diamonds and old
! jeweiry needed in our mfg. dept. Full cash
value paid, Selingers. $50 F ST.
OLD GOLD, silver, diamonds, Iewelry hne,
beautiful pieces especially. A. F. Arnold,
! 1923 G st. NV. Main s173.
OLD GOLD-Brng in your old gold, silver,
platinum, diamonds: also discarded jcwelry.
We need them in manufacturing dept. VIII
pay highest prices. 4. kann, Inc. 935 St
PIANO-Wili pay cash for a used upright;
315S Star office. 2I.
SET OF RULING CASE LAW, with supple
ments, for ash. Address Box $50 r, Star
Office. 2ns
Evening star., 1924-08-20
SCHOOL GIRLS and

bows TO sell on COMMISSION
pianos. talking machines. radios and Vctrolas
during vacation. An assistant salesman will
help on all prospects Opportunity TO become
permanent salesman il successful. Apply to
z. Il. RerkIey. care OF De Mol Piano Co.
10Th and g. SIS
Evening star., 1924-08-20

BATHROOM OUTFITS. all new and guaran-
teed $50 up: kitchen sinks Of all kinds. s.. -
up: new white vitreous toilet outfits at Sl9 80
up: new hot air furnaces purchaS Sed from Gov
ernmrnt at $50: all of plumbing material
is sold with q guarantee Of money back IL
you want it.' Sidney Hechinger House Wreck
ing Company. Camp Maigs, 9Th and Florida
ne. Main Office. 9Th and c s-w. Open
until $50 PIN. Saturdays. pm.
BABY CARRIAGE, aimost new. 1881 Irving
- NV Col qutG
Evening star., 1924-08-20

GROCERY CLERK. white: must have refer
H1I0 3rd 81
Evening star., 1924-08-20

GOVERNMENT CLERKS are offered an op-
portunity to earn full agents commission from
the sale Of real estate. This is high-caSS
and honorable proposition: no experience is
necessary. Call between 4:30 and $50 p m.
1Ii0 Ii 81 Il W EnteWNod 8. Rennetf
Evening star., 1924-08-20

R0OkKEEPER. experienced: reply giving age.
s,es 9 O., ~ ~ SAUL oOs
Evening star., 1924-08-20

HOUSEHOLD EFFECIS-I4yaus ro.,n dining
room, Kitchen and bedroom fUrn ture- 1903
Brown -. ny. PHunc Goi. s2f7J
Evening star., 1924-08-20

MAN. outside. FOR retail lumber business;
who has lumber experience and knows the
experience and salary expected. Address Box
oS3-S Star office 1Is
Evening star., 1924-08-20

AUT0MOBILE MECHANIC, first t-class; must
be able take care trucks and touring cars:
overhaul IL necessary. Responsible concern.
Address BOX 343S Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-08-20

FIELD MANAGER, experienced III house
house selling: oTe with ability to organize and
maintain selling force: large New York pub
fishing company: good opportunity for live
man and chance for rapid advancement. See
Mr.. Bowen. Room 900, Fed. Amer Natl
FaRk Bldg
Evening star., 1924-08-20

GUN-Hi@h grade, douLE'. automatic ejectpr
Damascus barrels. rubber recoil pad ivory
side. 1G-SHaer. 22l I1th ~w
Evening star., 1924-08-20
HELP--MALE.
NEVER mail ORIGINAL Communications
on dpplping for empEoNnlcnf. Use COPIES.

AUTO MECHAN1CS--Two; start to work al
once; experienced in Knight motors preferred:
highest wages paid. See Mr.. Bishop Justice
E0AaH Co L I'll
Evening star., 1924-08-20

BtS BO1. frahklln SquaIe Ilo.ct So -:
BCSHELMAN, on new and used men cloth-
ing; fast worker and reliable. justin oId
Stand. 619 ID NV.
1InnI -, .
Evening star., 1924-08-20

HOTEL NIGHT CLERK-auiitor with refer
ences: bond required. Address Box 263-S. Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09

THE Exposition Girl was in.
troduced to tho public Monday,
when w. r. Frame, Kenworth Mo.
tor Truck Co. general chairman
OF the Pacific Northwest Merchants
exposition. explained the mystery OF
the young lady whose connection
with exposition affairs has been
kept a secret for the past few days,
The mission of the Exposition Girl,
Frame explained, Is TO help the ex.
position TO tell Seattle people about
the wide variety of products that
are being made in Seattle and the
Pacific Northwest. She will tell the
story OF the making of home prod.
ucts from actual experience.
THE object of the exposition,
which is TO be held in the Bell st,
tcrmina. August is to o." Frame
said, lis TO build up Seattle as an
Industrial and buying center. and
TO strengthen local Industries by
providing place where they may
meet not only with merchants thru,
Turn TO Page 4. Column u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Safety Week"
Is Tragic Jest
Three Are Dead, Several Manned, as
City Starts Prevention Campaign

CEATTLE'S Safety Week" opened Sunday
~ Result One girl dead in auto wreck; one man. in
speeding killed by deputy sherffs bullet at least
six persons injured in Sunday auto crashes; one man
drowned in canoe accident.
All of these tragedies could have been prevented by Just
little Insane desire for speed the of most
of them.
The mad mania for rushing thru Sunday at 40 miles
hour is responsible for heartbreaks death and
destruction than any thing If only the manacs were
killed injured few would The sad thing that in
many cases innocent people suffer
Thousand Of people, who otherwise would take Sunday
trips to Puget Sounds wonderland spend Sunday at
home wisely unwilling to mingle the highways with
speed-ad and halfwitted drivers whose mental
equipment isn't sufficient to give them rating as pilot on
a baby carriage.
Whether you drive walk Take it easy. You'll get
there just and what's better you'll get there intact
What's your hurry?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Ten Dollars aiting to
ReWard Biggest Liar

WHo can spin the tallest tale in
w Seattle? Who can draw tho
longest bow in the Puget sound
country? In other words, who's our
best liar?
Tho Star and the Metropolitan
thenter set out Monday to find the
Pacific Northwest's biggest romano.
en- For him Tor herr there's $40 in
cash, For the next best there's a
box for six at the Metropolitan when
Thomas Jefferson next week, plays
Frank Bacons old role in Light.
min" For tho four next best there's
a pair OF tickets apiece.
New York liked old "Lightnin'
Bill' Jones so well that the play
established n record run of more than
three years. Manhatton's favorito
amusement was listening to the old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Facts!
Facts!
FACTS!
THAT'S what you read.

THAT'S what you read
Il ers are after in con-
nection with the national
political conventions.
You want your facts UNI
vanished and uncolored.
You want them written
from an unprecedented view
point. And you want them
fast.
The Star is peculiarly
well able to give you the
n e W interchangeable,
turned out by literary
chefs who will use no DO
litical coloring matter in
the batter, and who have
no party ak to grind.
With the aid of The
Stars national news-gath-
ering agencies-the United
Press, N. r. A. Service, the
Scripps Howard N e w s.
paper Alliance, and others
you may depend upon
The Star to furnish you,
first as usual, with the
story of both the big con-
ventions in story and pic
ture.
WATCH THE STAR!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
(ilJNIEN
ESCAPE
IN CAR
Frederick e s on
Receipts Lost in
Daring Robbery
on Second Ave.

.EOUR arm ID bandits,
1 working with the pre-
cision and skill of experts,
held up and robbed two mes
sengers of the Frederick &
Nelson Co. of bank deposits
totaling nearly $4,000 short
ly before noon Monday, on
the corner of Second ave.
and Columbia st.
The men escaped in an au-
tomobile which was standing
within a few feet of the spot
where the money was taken
away from the men.
Two men took the money
bag from the messengers
car while another stayed at
the wheel of the automobile
and another sat by his side
with a gun ready for instant
action.
Noon crowds were passing up and
down the street at the time the rob.
berry occurred. Scores. attracted by
the holiness OF the holdup men. stood
dumbfounded as the bandits took the
money and then jumped into the
waiting auto and sped away.
The messenger,' auto had come
down Second ave. and stopped on
Columbia St. opposite the bank. Be
fore the men had time to get out Of
the auto they found themselves look.
ing into the guns OF two bandits.
The police theory is that the ban
dts auto followed the messengers
down Second ave. and that two men
jumped out and covered the money
carriers the minute the auto stopped.
The police were notified few
seconds after the robbery by sew
eral persons who witnessed the
holdup.
The bandits worked with such
speed that none of the many spec
tators was able TO furnish police
with accurate descriptions of the
men, Police have a license number
which is said to have been on the
auto.
The police estimated the loss at
between $4,000 and $4,000.
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fellow who drove the herd OF bees
across the plains 40" spin his stories.
He spun them so often, in the play.
that he came to believe In them him.
self. You've met people like that.
Star readers remember the stories
told of Paul Bunyan. the man who
dug Puget sound and built the Cas-
c0dcs with the help OF Babe, the Big
Blue OK. Wen. stories like that are
what we want--altho not necessarily
about Paul and Babe.
What is YOUR prize yarn? Tell us
in 200 words or less. The contest
closes Friday evening and to be elig!
BILE your letter must be In The Star
office by s p. IN. that day. Don't
forget to write your name and ad
dress on your lctter--and don't run
over the 2O0,word linls
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Auto, Bullet and Canoe Kill
Two Men and a Girl SUNDAY
Recklessness Continues Unabated and Toll of
Dead and Injured Mounts

THRowN from tho motorcycle
l. sidecar in which she wos riding
near North Bend, Sunday noon, Miss
olive Josephine Johnson. 10. daugh'
ter OF Joseph Johnson, as goth ave
N. was fatally injured and died in
the snoqunlmie hospital at $40 a. m
Monday.
Miss Johnson was riding with
Frank Grain, l12 Fairview ave. N
CRANE driving tho motorcycle, saw
car approaching from the opposite
direction and turned out for It, he
reported. a machine behind him
crashed into the motorcycle, over
turning u,
Both CRANE and tho girl were
hurled into ditch, knocking both
unconscious A passing auto driven
b. Charles d. Harris, 1920 nth ave.