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The Washington times., 1924-10-25
Shannon. UCHS
REPORT FALL
SALES
Real Estate Concern
Dispcses Of Forty Houses.
Confident Of Future

q An active fan selling season az
predicted BY Shannon 81 Luchs, INC,
e wen justified BY q list Of sales
sk& that organization. compiled 81
ales closed during the early fan
sason. a list Of over forty sales
hows q continuance Of selling &C.
tvity that indicates d wen justified
%Ad constantly growing. confidence
R washington real estate values.
In their sBurIeitf development
90 attractive six-rOOm, EngIish ar
sfhitecture homes, the following
1les are reported: No. 37S3 n street.
ald to Major Gift Andrus, II. s..
$50; No. S725 r street, sold to Ethel
E Beere: No. 3722 q street. sold
s9 Harriet !. Campbell; No. 37l0
~ street, sold to Aubrey BedelI Car.
er;; No. 1910 8 street, sold to Major
sShyilliam =. r.. Covell; No. 3725 ii
treet. sold to Ester d. Cramer; No.
~ 4 street, sold to Edna r. and
Orridon Lee Jones; No. S712 r
sreet, sold to Anna T.. McCahill:
ssso. S718 4 street, sold for invest
aent purposes to Jessie Porter, who
ediately rented the property;
sss5o. 1870 4 street, sold to Eleanor
Prince and Clara III. Garner, with
st1e cooperation OF G. Curtis
alker, realtor:: No. $500 s street,
Did to Lieutenant Commander.
magnet: No. 37I3 Z street, sold to
= lay Ross Shurtleff; No. 1880 r
treet. sold to Raymond r.. Taylor:
40. S613 s street, sold to John Al.
names; No. 1929 T street, sold to
lice and Mable Updegraff; No.
sSa2S Tstreet; sold 10 Leroy w. VAL
ssntines 1881 a. street, sold to-
s, arion Van Voorhees,: No 1923.
street sold to Ruth R. WiIken,,
ssIiad No. 3726 T street, sold 10
S.4ary b. Wolfe.
Practically all Of the recently COM
Seted, Italian style six-room dwell
Figs in Fourteenth Street Terrace
siilt by Shannon and Luchs, Inc,
ave been sold. Frederick s. and
adeline e. Young purchased No.
Te947 Kennedy street; John p. Tur.
- %. No. 1857 Kennedy street: No
Iis45 Kennedy street sohd to =. Rob.
tst Sherrod; John c.. Ronayne pure
aaased No. 1854 Kennedy street: Her.
EAEt II. Rapp, No. 1913 Kennedy
asteeti Edgar =. DoWnie, NO. 1855
eilKieGy street; Edna II. Butler, NO.
30 Kennedy street, and, Linden X. /
sifoFds No, I349 Kennedy street
a1rthwest. 4 s, Z
Aajor Earl w. Barnhart ollrS
ssaased from Harry r. Huddleson An
attractive home ii the Massacht.
Agtts avenue section, No. 2557
itty.sixth street. ana wilI occupy.
Tor his home. Sss.
~ no. lS55 Otis place, six-roonl lSrfclS
ollle In Columbia 81 it's, has been
rid by N. Elizabeth Williams rs
lla y. Bladen to be occupied 81 the
purchaser, 81 s52
he attractive new Takoma Park
4olle, No. s Valley View avenue.
ssst completed by i b. B. Austin.
Nslilder, has been purchased by How.
I'D r. Costello, promfnent local at.
.rney, for his home.
"a Slla nIion and Luchs built home.
no. 1872 Webster street, has been
purchased by Louise a. Darby from
4largaret II. Howell. This is an
The Washington times., 1924-10-25
PUPILS HONOR MEMORY
OF MISS E. &. HOLIDAY

Former pupils Of the, late Miss
p. e. Halliday. who was a teacher
In the Washington schools for fifty
two years. gathered last night at
Jefferson School to honor her mem.
Dry.
Addresses Of eulogy were made
by Judge Robert E. Mattingly and
the Rev. John e. Briggs. The Scrip
ture was read by the Reverend H
w. Tolson. A quartet from Ryland
M. z. Church accompanied by Mrs.
Harry White on the organ sang
several aelectiona.
The Washington times., 1924-10-25

pended Tor public elementary and
high school education m the
United states. Reports for 1924
from seven states show an increase
in expenditures Of IS per cent
over 1922.
II this rate d increase holds
good for all states. the total ex-
penditures for 1924 win exceed
81 800 900. 900.
The Washington times., 1924-10-25
Smash Window, Steal coat

Three men. drove up to Betrand
COINS shop at Twelfth and a
streets early today. smashed a win.
cow and made away with 4 S500
Iur coat. Policeman Shelton Of tbe
FIRST precinct. standing nearby
heard the crash but before he could
get 10 the scene the men had
The Washington times., 1924-10-25
Ministers q Meet

The twentieth annual meeting Of
the National Negro Ministers Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Alliance Of America
viii be held from Tuesday to
Thursday next week at the Ma
tional Cosmopolitan Baptist Church.
Unrest. among the negroes. unem-
members Of the race win be topics
discussed.
The Washington times., 1924-10-25
Canadians Plan for Season

Plans for winter activities were
made by the Canadian society last
night meeting at 1927 X street north.
west. w. Ledford and Miss Wini-
fred McGregor Michealson gave a
musical program. DIR. J. Stanley
Durkee presided.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25

v. F. RODRIGUEZ ORTIZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25
DE 11AUNABo

Sc halla al frente de la Iglesia Ca
t6lica de este pueblo, uno de los ga
csrdotes mas virtuosos intelgentes
del Clero de la Di6cesis Puertorri-
quefa.
Los hermaritos Ches que verifcan
La propaganda religiosa-cat6lica bajo la
direction competentisima de tan Quito
ilustrado Sscerdote Rdo. AQuilino In
fans6n, ganan prosslitcs Y merece aten
ci6n Ia sana prsdica religiosa de esos
esclarec:dos propagandistas ecuanimes
y de reconocida cu1tura.
He tenido ell placer de saludar en-
este pueblo donde Sc encontraba de pa
so, al active Y .ectu policia lr.ilar des-
tacado en- Guayama don Faustino Co.
rrsa. que march6 va al runto de su
residencia.
Ell active Inspector de Sanidad sr.
Silva, tiene y mantiene en- buen sa-
neamiento sanitario la poblaci6n y
el inismo dispuso Ia aperture de una
zanja higi6nica cerca de la Carnicerla
Municipal, con el fin de que los de-
tritus v desperdicios no Sc aglomeren y
Sc descompongan en- perjuicio de la
salud plblica.
-Nuestro querido amigo don Elpi-
dio Batista, cor1petente Dentista Sc
halla de paso en- ests localidad donde
ha tenido una buena acogida, debido
su carscter afable carifoso.
Antonio CALIMANO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25
Notas de la Isla

Piedras, con asistencia de mas de dos
mil personas alrededor de Ia trihuna
unionista. IA Ia campaia patriotasl
Yamos ernpeEar dar q conocer al
pueblo, qpi6nes son los traidores del
pals, que per un puesto de cheQus ME
gan de slls' ideales sin irportarles ei
caracter de un hombre, y el amor Ia
Patria. iIsuchemos por Ia Union do
Puerto Rico. de las clases en- gene
raj que esten en- condolences de mar
char al progreso moral e intellectual,
en- su campo de acci6n y vida.
Este mitin one result6 espl6ndido
fue organizado por el popular lider
EmmsnpelE con el mayor entusiasmo
y con magnifico sxito resultando ma
manifestation desbordapte de las fuer-
gas unionistas que comands el presto
goqo correligionario, pr6ximo ser
alcalde de Rio Piedras por determine
,ci6n de aquel electorate.
! VIVA LA UNION!
1nocencio TORRES vAZQUEZ.
San Juan, p. r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25
RAMIREZ.

legisIacion nacional en- cuanto hacer
extensive Puerto Rico cualquier ley
del Ccngreso, la cnal debera disponer
ExPREsAHEENTE que es APPLICABLE a
nuestro pals.
Ahora, una cosa es la acci6n civil en-
cuanto al dereeho electoral, y otra muy
listinta es Ia acci6n penal.
Para que una persona al inscribirse
incurra en- delito publico, es indispen-
sable que obre de una manera mali
ciosa, y no por error; y mas bien creo
que ell case para la elimination de las
electoras inscritas, 81 es que Sc les adj
mite, para hacerse inscribir, 81 no
Sc les admitiere, cabe perfectamente
dentro de una acci6n de 'sManda-
mus, antes que dentro de una perse-
cusi6n criminal.
Al menos creo que existiendo va cier-
to criterio dudoso en- cuanto al dere-
cho, ninguna persona. funcionario,
trataria de offender a nuestras damas
persiguiendolas criminalmente, pndien-
do hacerlo en- 10 civil.
Y sin embargo, de esta mi hlmilde
opin.6n. creaAqpe para cualquier case,
eStcy a sus 6raenas.
Sinceraments,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25
CARTA ALBERTA :.
LAS MUJEREs Y LAS
fNscRIPcIoNES

Mario %, 1924.
Sra. Milagros Benet de Newton,
San Juan,
Dist;nguida sefiora:-
He -visto en- ia prensa su peticion a
los abogados Gle la isla para la defen-
sa de las damas que desearen inscri-
b:rse como electoras.
Acepto gustoso asu invitaci6n, y
ofrezco I'd y demas compafieras mis-
humilaes servicios para el case en- que
les fuere necesario titilizarlos
81 no he interpretado mai su inten-
'ci6n, parece solicitar estas defersas
en- los casos EN- que por haberse inscri-
to, sean ilevadas a los tribunales den
tro de ma acci6n criminal
No ,quiero deeirie ahora que mi cri-
terio sea en- favor en- contra del vo-
to femenino; pero dentro de la legis-
laci6n actual, opino que DDS. no ten
dram tierecho votar ZEN las pr6ximas
elecciones.
NueStra carta Organca 0enne clara
nente el derecho electoral, somstisn-
dolo la iegisiaci6n local. veamos:
Art. 35-En las primeras cleo
clones que Sc ceiebren de acuerdo
con esta' ley, los eiectores capacita-
dos seran aQaellos que tsngan las
condolences de electores CON ARE
CLIO A LA LEY ACTUAL. Despu6s
de esas elecciones los electores de-
beran ser ciudadanos de los Estados
Unidos, que hayan cnmplido vein
tiun ahos de edad, y TENGAS LAS
DEA1As CoffDICIoNEs QUE Sc
PREsCRIBTEREN PoR LA AsA1G
BLEA LEGISLATIVE DE PUER-
TO RICO. -
Y la secci6n Is de la VICENTE ley
electoral, empieza con la palabra "T0.
| DO vARoN'', etc.
Sc ve--pues que Ell poder para fijar
la capacidad electoral radica en- mes
ira Assmblea Legislative, la cual .exi-
ge que sea var6n,
Es demasiadc conocida tamhi6u Ia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25
Una hija da vinOI
a Su
Anciana Madre
Recupera pronto las Fuerzas

Pitman. New Jersey, E. u. A.--"Yo
sufrfa debido a un estado debil acha-
coso y apenas podfa moverne, puea
tengo IS amos. Mi hiia me compr6 una
botella de Vinol por recommendation
del Farmaceutico y me hiao tomar este
t6nico. Despues de terminada la se-
Eunda botella me siento con apetito
y Amino, descanso bien y cada dfa que
pasa estoy mas fuerte."--Sra- F. An
aerson.
Las personas dehilitaaas. i5venes o
AncianaS encontrarAn que Ell Vinol eS
incompatible para promover buena
salud. mejorar el apetito y restablecer
Jas fuerzas perdidas
Vinol contiene las dcbidas proper
clones de peptonss Ge carne e hfgado-
de bacalao, peptoEatcs de hero
manganese Elicerofosfatos. nedica-
u1entoS conocidas on tod0 Ell lnundo Dor
sun prepie6a de5: stonicas.
Pida una bntelIa sii. Farmaceutico
y empiece hoy psisTuo a toinarlo.
Ne venta en- Las Fsrmaeias Droguerfas
ssiN xsai cc n,iriAals9tss. Estseil. kleh. e. o. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25
Ell higado enfernO &c un pcGgYa
a Ia vida.

ST I'd. esti cnfcrno del hieado. todo sn
sistena esta descompuesto. porque cI hi
gado es cl que ayuda la accion dc sus Or
gaEos digestivos y separa las materias ve-
ncnosas formadas durarte el periodic de
Ia digestion. FL RemedIo de Leonardo cu-
ra inmediatamente los desordenes del hi
gado, estonago iltestinos. Este remedio
maravilloSo cs III Huevo descuhrimientc
vegetal, el cual no contienc calonel, no
causa estrefiiniento malestares. 81 I'd.
padece de estrefiimiento, dolores de cabeza,
bilios;dad, indigestion, dyspepsia. estomago
agrio, aliento fetido, eructac:ones des-
ordenes similares, tome inmediatamcnte el
Remedio de Leonardo para el Higado. Tn
remcdio seguro, puro inofensivo agra
dable al paladar. De venta en- todas las
droguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25

Aguadilla gano cncudo copa jue-
gos atleticos, Guayama segundo pucs-
to. Soldevilla sentcnc:ado. diez amos
RAMIREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25
GRAN M1r1N EN- RIO P1EDRAs.

81 sabado pasado Sc Hev6 efecto
nm bfillanss mitip on el pueblo De Bio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-25
AGUADILLA RESULTO TRIUN-
!, FANTE EN- Los JUEG0S AT
LETICOS DE PONCE

Ponce. MARIO FL, 1924.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Tacoma Credit Men
Guests at Dinner

The Seattle Association OF Credit
Men entertained u delegation from
the Tacoma association at dinner ut
the Butter hotel Monday evening.
More than 900 members and guests
attended.
~. Hnlgren. Of the Seattle asso.
citation. welcomed the Tacomans. and
A. II. McE.wan. president OF the tn
comm association. gave their re-
Spouse. Horace Wilson. vice prcsi.
dent OF the Tacomans, gave tho prin-
cipal address on the topic. "whnt
Adjustment Means 20 tho Associa-
ton" The treatment OF unsigned
checks. handling inquiries. and other
topics were discussed.
An extensive musical program was
provided. including several numbers
by the Seattle Glee club. under the
direction OF w. l.. Brnincrd. on the
program were tho Dover quartet OF
the John Dover Lumber company.
comprised Of a. l.. Weber. Carl Ar
mold. DOC" Neith and G. II. kasch.
NAL: the Association trio, composed
OF Faith Hiic. Jack Como and Harry
Coleman: and solos by w. l.. Antcr.
son. Carl Presley and Wlllobellc
Hong acted as accompanies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
TUNNEL WORK
WILL GO ON

City officials cleared up tho Lake
Youngs tunnel contract Al a confer
enc. between council members, May
or nrcwn and the board Of public
works. Monday.
Decision was reached 70 continue
with the work and 30 pag for Il out
Of water department funds. Corpo-
ration Counsel +. J. T.. Kennedy IN.
formed the officials that the contract
may DO legally let and bonds issued
later 20 finance tho project. A dis
pntc as 20 which contractor IL 70
Ect tho Job remains unsettled, aitho
jain & Breasi'a bid was lowest
Tho contract calls for an estimated
expenditure OF ti.a5o.coo. This work
can DO paid for AS funds leaned other
departments from the water depart.
ment fund are repaid. Superintend.
ent George r. Russell or the water
department said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
SWAMP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There is only one medicine that
really stands out prc.cmincnt as a
medicine for durable ailments Of the
kidneys. liver and bladder.
Or. Rnmor's swamp Root stands
the highest for the reason that Il has
proven 10 be Just the remedy needed
in thousands upon thousands OF dis.
tresslng cases. swamp-Iloot makes
friends quickly because its mild and
immediate effect is soon realized in
most cases. II Is n gentle, healing
vegetable compound.
Start treatment at once. Sold at
al drug stores in bottles OF two sizes.
medium and large.
However. II you wish first TO test
this great preparation send ten cents
10 DIR. Kilmer & Co. Blnehamton. y.
y. for sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention this paper.
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
To Strengthen
Eyes Try This
Prescription

Thousands suffer sssdisssly from scak
~yes and dim. blurred vision. Through
neglect their eye= grow walker ard Their
sight grows WORSE. At last shay do 80 20
sorne store which sells gIasssa and often
nirfit themselves with glasses which do
their eves more harm than good. Many
Of them could easily strengthen their
oyea and avoid much trouble ard dis
comfort By using this eifnpia prescription
one s grain DIPLOMA tablet IN fourth Of =
glass of water. Tae this solution to
battle tho eyes Night and meoninE.
This prescription overeoFnss infiamma-
tiou and Irritation and keeps the eyes
clear and bright. Weak. ratery. york
strained eyes. granular lids and similar
troubles are Rreatly benefited by its use.
Glasses are often discarded after using it
for a few weeks.
optona Il good FOR the most sensitive
eyes and may be used BY an infant or the
aged without fear OF in3ury. IL Is sold
and recommended BY all good druggists.
advertisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
AMEND POWER
BILL DRAFT

sllenolng tho most strennodsil
voiced opposition TO the proposed ag
per power bin. drawn by oliver p
Erickson and backed by tho Wwh
mgton sunerpowsr league, Official.
Of ,hc league announced TuesdaS
that en- amendment bias been appioy
"a which provides that before envy
city power plant can be bought by
any created power district, that each
county in tho district must vote IN
favor OF tho purchase.
II has been eontondod by opponents
of the power measure that cities auoh
as Seattle could UNLOAD" projects on
tho Skagi, on surrounding oommuni
ties thru the voting power ~ mu
niesnal population center. Under ihs
amendment. however. each county
viii be voting center
Another amendment 10 be incor
porated provides that s per cent 81
the voters In each district must vote
in favor OF creation Of power dis
trict bsforo such n proposal can be-
submitted 20 a campaign and vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
It's Apple Pies in
One Batch-and
Oh! How Good
pARAPnRAsrSG the old song
MY apple pies isy on the parlor
floafI
out In the kitehsa were fifty marsI
On The stairs they lay IN pairs,
ia the bedroom aud the woedshsd.
toe

"iust nice mornings work.
naid motheriy Mrs. a. l.. Flint.
champion pie baker Of Washington.
az she wiped the flour from her
face With her apron and surveyed
her hEnd.work. onc hundred and
seyenty.flye flaky.erusted. juicy mp.
plo pies. with the aroma tteaming
from thn vents IN their lids. lay
around her. on the floors OF her
Yakima home.
THAT evening. AZ Yakima'r annual
homo products banquet. 500 people
voted Mfs. Fiint's pies THE best We
ever tasted"
shurAs. there isn't a thing 10
81 deprecated The champion cook.
80 hprcial recipe. I've been max
ms pies 20 long can do Il IN my
sleep. guess. Everybody ought 10
cat Eiorc apple pie. Ileai,hfules,
thing ihore II. one a day keeps tho
DOC"
anybody want 10 contest the
iady'a sitie7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
COOLIDGE ASKS
MORE ECONOMY
Pledges His Aid to Strong
Business Government
nA MnIIANI IInSm



WASHINGTON. Jan. sa.-~Assert'
ing that the government has resehed
cross roads where IL must decide
whether 10 continue 20 DO business
like or lapse into the old unhusiness'
Ike and wastcml extravaganee'
Prssld, Mt Coolidge Monday declared
for continued economy and pointed
the way to further re,renehmen,s in
federal expenditures.
Speaking before the sixth business
meeting OF tho government, which
Budget Director Lord also addressed
the president pledged himself 70 sup
port the vision OF a eo-ordlnaied
business organization Of the govern
,nent. 10 which our beloved leader.
President Harding. devoted himself
INCREASINGLY and un,irlngly.'
Tho president said expenditures Of
executive departments must continue
to be held within appropriations. and
that he had decided 20 eurtail the pro
gram Of federal subsidies 60 state
governments. such as road aud
school aid. in the interests OF econ
ar,,v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Funeral Scheduled
for Old Resident

Funeral services FOR Mrs. J. A.
McNeny. a resident u Seattle for
the last IS years who died sunday
in her home at ii06 2srd ave. FOL.
lowing an Illness OF six weeks. win
be held in the Bonnoy.w Watson
chapel Wednesday ut II a. m.
Two daughters. the Mtsses
Lenore and Leone Fowler. and two
brothers. John T.. Chapman and Or,
chaunccy +. Chapman. survive
Mn. McNeuy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
SAYS SHE LOOKS
TWENTY YEARS YOUNGER
Tells How She Did II With n Home
Made Remedy.

Mrs. =. ". Boots. q weiLknowu
resident Of buchanan county. Ia.
who darkened her gray hair. made
tho following statement;
ANY lady or gen tieman can
darken their gray or faded hair. and
look twenty years younger vith this
Simple remedy. which they can mix
az home. To half a pint Of water
add ounce Of lay rum, ono email
box OF Barbo Compound and =.
ounce Of gIyccrlue. These in.
gradients can 10 purchased AZ any
drug store AZ very little cost. Ap.
ply TO iha hair every other day un.
III tho gray hair Is darkened suffi.
GENTLY. II does not color tho scalp.
Is not greasy and does not rub off,
IL viii make a Kray.lnired person
look twenty years younger. Adycri
tlsemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
ro-Coolidge Talk
Slated for Church

Tho Colorcd Eeruhllcan club q Sc.
attic viii hear few arguments on
Tho Coolidge for president cam
raign ~ their second banquet and
''iovc feast" TO BE- held next Friday
night In tho Mount Zion Baptist
church.
Among fhc speakers a, the han,
auet viii DO Mark Il. Reed. Coolidge
campaign manager: Thomas i. lie.
vcllc. United States attorney and
candidate Tor the republican nomIna.
ton for governor. and Clark v.
savldge state land commissioner.
besides several membcrs of the club
and c. X. Anderson. president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
SULPHUR CLEARS Z
ROUGH, RED SKIN

Any breaking out Of the skin,
even fiery. itching eczema. can be
quickly overcome by applying q III.
tie Mcntho-sulphur. declares noted
skin specialist. Because of It's germ
destroying properties. this sulphur
preparation begins at once 10 soothe
irrftaicd skin and heal eriiptions
such rs rash. pimplcB and ring
worm.
II seldom fails 10 remove tic tor
mcnt and disbursement. ana you do
not have TO wait for relief from
embarrassment improvement quick.
~ shows. Sufferers from skin
trouble should obtain o small Jar
of Rowles Neutrality-suspicious. from any
good druggist and use II like cold
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22

Proposals VIII be received by ihe
bureau 81 Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington. y,
C.. until 10 o'clock n. iu. Jan. 20.
1895. Tor delivering mechanical thor.
mumeters. copper pipe and electric
coffee percoiatork 10 thr Navy Yard.
Puget Sound. Wash Appty for pro.
posats 70 the supply officer. Navy
Yard. Puget Round. Wash. OF 90 the
bureau - Supplies and Accounts
DAVID POTTER. peymnxter General
Of tho Navy. ADVERTISE
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Seeks Damages on
German Gun Cargo

Charging that the defendant COM
pany failed TO deliver all OF a ship.
ment Of Iugcr automatic. pistols and
magazines from Hamburg. Ger.
many, last year. Piper & Taft. Seat.
lie sporting goods firm. has started
suit Tor ss.5ss.Ts damages from the
American Hawaiian Steamship Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
ECONOMIC ILLS LAID
TO HIGH TAXATION

with The easing lof conditions
the president said, 9the time Is OF
hand when we shall decide whether
4 business administration II 10 con
tinue. As for me. I am for economy.
There s. scarcely an economic III
anywhere in our country that cannot
be traced directly or indirectly 20
high taxes. To Increase that burden
Is 10 disregard the general welfare.
Thru constructive economy 20 de-
crease taxes Is 10 enlarge the reward
or everyone who tolls"
Tho president concluded his ad'
dress with another appeal for say
Ings from appropriations this year,
THAT can be done. he said. III We
remember that every dollar which
va pay out has TO be earned. II
represents the toll OF the people. !,
is so much taken away from every
Thing wo produce: 50 much added TO
everything we buy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Union Station" Now

Because OF chance Of confusion
with tho king ~, station" terminal
for Great Northern and Northern
Pacific system trains the name u
the "O-w" station here was Tues.
day changed 20 tho Union Station"
by order Of tho Union paciEie syS.
tenn. II Is thu terminal for The
Union Pacific. tho o.w. II. & n.
one OF its subsidiaries. and the Nil.
waukec railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-22
Kiwanians to Hear
Canadian Address

Dean II. T. J. Coleman. Of tho
University Of British Columbia. viii
be the principal speaker at the
anniversary meeting OF the Seattle
kiwanls club Wednesday noon n,
tho Hotel Gowman. George c.
ISirohncr win render several cello
solos. Presidents OF Seattle civic
and service clubs have been invited
az guests of the meeting.