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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
s2 FOR sALE-REAL
ESTATE

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TOTAL PRICE REDUCED TO
$3.50
The above heading o. The rEa
net words tho owner used
Boz listing thlH beautiful
home HF must sell and Will
accept almost any Kind ~
terms n has thS very best
oak floors. very uftistig
fireplace, bookcases. AN 'E-
rspiiuuBi convenient cabinet
Kitchen. very cory break
fast nook. mhEnrHlte drain
board. two bedrooms with
bath between. very latest
plumbing with recess tub,
linen closet, every possible
huiltain feature. Tull cement
basement. furnace. laundry
rays and garage. largo
level lOt A0Ei2t. located on
paved street, Just short
walk from Woodland park
one block from car line
house On only about one
year old in tho very best
~ condition. four new
homes being built IN same
block Don't wait until II
ia sold. but phone now We
VIII call for you. hE lrHe-
5Ae5,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
SO AUTOS FOR SALE
Eldridge Buick
Used Cars

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
Owner Will Sacrifice
His Beautiful Home
Only Six Months Old
For Only $3.50
Terms To Suit

4 Tho owner Of thla beautiful
y home a. Just completing
. larger one built for his IN
= dividuHl use. and under tho
4 circumstances rather than
d, have this one stand vacant
= az thls time or the year has
4 cut the price on u 20 sell
= this week, II has been com-
= pirted less than six months
4 and IN every way =
= BRAND NEW home. ~ IL
= bungalow style home with
= combination living ana din
= lng room. cabinet Kitchen.
= breakfast nook. 2 bedrooms
y with bath between or
= course. n has all the very
latest modern features. such
y as Al hardwood nObTH.
= beautiful lilo fireplace, dUus
y bile French doors book
y cases, cement basement.
= furnace, trays. ctcrs stu
= htrd on view lot. sur
rounded by new homes. two
y blocks from car line, cluHo
u 10 schools. ~ IL very sell
dom wo are able 20 offer
Y 20 much for the money.
4 YOU Will Eureiy be diHAp-
pointed n you walt until II
= ls sold before calling Re-
u member, We are 40 close Hs
your telephone and viii
= gladly call for you-JuHt
y phone NE lrHe-bs2j.
4 Largent & Ryan, Inc.
Y REALTORS
=. 1895 North 18th ME- lrHe-5h25
= OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
Z WE WILL CALL FOR NDU
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23

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l5xl6D VIEW lot
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This BEAUTIFUL bungalow has ( ex-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-23
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

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Evening star., 1924-06-20
NEGRO PAYS PENALTY FOR
MOST BRUTAL MURDER
Was Convicted Of Killing. Student
and Assaulting Fiancee While
on Automobile Ride.

FLORENCE, Ariz, June 20.--Wil-
liam B. Ward, negro, was hanged at
dawn this morning at the state prison
mere for the murder of Ted Grosh.
Arizona University student.
ward was convicted of one Of the
most brutal murders ever perpetrated
IN this state.
Grosh was slain on December 26
while riding in an automobile with
Miss Maxine McNelly. Ward stopped
their car. stepped on the running
board and fired bullet into the head
of Grosh, killing him instantly. He
then forced Miss McNelly from the
car and to accompany him to an
abandoned mining tunnel, where he
attacked her and fired two shots into
her body, leaving her for dead. She
eventually recovered and was a wit
ness against Ward.
After his conviction and confne-
ment here. Ward tried to gain his
freedom by attempting to kidnap and
hold in his cell two woman mission
OF the women sustained sever injuries
as he attempted to force her into his
cell, there to be held until he was
promised his freedom. Fellow con-
the women, rushed to their rescue
and were prevented from killing
Ward only by the Intervention of
f. B. Sims. superintendent. Ward
was confined in the prison hoSpltal
for several days following his beat
ing by the conYicts.
Blame for his criminal career was
laid by Ward on the white race,
which he said. burned in his memory
a hatred for Caucasians when he wit
messed the burning at thes stake OF
six negroes by mob in Paris, Tex,
several years ago.
Ward spent his last days in soli-
tary cell and these were marked by
his religious devotion. He read for
hours daily from a Bible.
Evening star., 1924-06-20
UNITY IN SOUTH AFRICA
is URGED BY HERTZOG
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associa ted Press.
BLOEMFONTEIN, Union of South
Africa, June 20-Gen. ]. NJ. B. Hert-
Zog, the Nationalist leader, who is
expected to form ministry in sue
ceSsion to the Smuts cabinet as re-
suit of the recent elections, empha
sized the necessity for cooperation
between the two principal races
which make up the population of the
Union, in an address here today al
an open air demonstration.
He declared he had always worked
toward this end. Although the pact
between the coalition parties had
formally ended Tuesday with the
elections, he said he was convinced
of their strong desire to continue CO.
operation.
For one thing, Gen. Hertzog added.
he could assure the people of South
Africa that they would no longer be
"governed by violence"
Evening star., 1924-06-20
Gen. Alvarado Killed in Quarrel.

VERA CRUZ, June 20.-The death
of Gen. Salvador Alvarado is con-
firmed by passengers arriving from
Frontera on the steamship Tamauli-
pas. Gen. Alvarado. they declare, was
killed by Col Aparicio in a dispute
over money matters. "a Mexico City
dispatch last,week said Gen. Alvarado
had been court-martialed and execut-
ed by Gen. Federin, member of his
own staff
Evening star., 1924-06-20
ROSS QUITS RACE.
Yields Carolina Attorney General
ship to Brummitt.

RALEIGH, n. c., June 2o.--Charles
Ross. runner-up to D. c. Brummitt in
the race for attorney general. last
night addressed a letter to the chair
man of the state board Of elections
announcing his withdrawal from a
second primary race. This gives the
nomination as attorney general TO
Mr. Brummitt
Mr.. Ross withdrawal makes a sec
ond primary NECESSARY for only one
Evening star., 1924-06-20

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Evening star., 1924-06-20
Writer, III, Is Suicide.

Howard 8. Hadley, fifty-one, who
shot and killed himself at Fillmore,
Utah, it was learned yesterday, was
at one time a political writer for the
New York Tribune. He Is believed
to have been respondent because of
i'll health
Evening star., 1924-06-20

race, that Of commissioner of labor
and printing. In this race Frank
Grist. disregarding the advice OF
party leaders, has insisted upon
second chance against M. L. Shipman,
incumbent, who led him by more than
1000 votes in the first race.
Evening star., 1924-06-20
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Novelty combinations of silk and
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

vasej vole!'' ked mu branila o.
zeait sa, a ktory sa ozenil sam,
bez jej dovolenia.
Teraz videla Ease pred sebou
chlapceka S vlasmi podobnymi | "a
nu, $ jamoekami llckach be-
lasymi ocami. Spominala ma jeho
prve slova, jeho smiech, jeho boz
ky a svoje plany, ktore 81 robila
pri jeho koliske.
Daromne je byt' krajiny Caux
byt' bohatym, byt' ne1stupnym,
byt' kameiia, tamtie veci vas
predsa len znepokojuji, ked' vi
chor vonka tak@hucl.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
Napisal: Tony R6villon.
Annetta sopala ruky a poveda,

Annetta sopala ruky d poveda-
la: !
Aky je tam cas-, pani! Iste jes
dnes mnoho l'udi znepokoje-
nych!'
aAkf l'udiag'' povedala vdova,
ktora sa podl'a svojho zvyku pre-
chadzala sem a tam, dotykajdc
sa vsetkeho, tvariac sa, ako by sa
0 nic nestarala.
Akie Naz, prfbuznf tych, kto-
Iri sd dnes ma mori!"
PAM aBudoinova ostala stat
"Dost - povedala sucho.
|. Vzala Site, ale ze nebo bolo vel
mizamracehey bela tina, sadla 81 k.
obloku.
Annetta, stojac tvarou pritld-
lenou k oblocnej table, hi 'adela
ma ulicu. ked mala rozkazane GU
sat, hovorila N v prestavkach !:
"Hl "a, komin panoy Bertrandov
! sd prave sriltil!,. Ako sa klati ho-
! licska misa lsado idvermi pana
Couchona "A Pierre G,lichard
| ftiez, Denis Geoffroy Madelaina
Goiranova h.. Veru! Kazdt je I've
dayy. co sa tam dolH robi.
| "Taradlo zamumlala ydova.
Annetta 81 umienila, re bude Gu
Sat, pritlacala tvar este v;icsml
c oblocne sklo.
! PAM Baudoinova odlozila svoju
robotu a zacala sa Ease precha-
dzat'
Bole pocut hueanie burky, ca
su na cas- vykriky, skripot zeleza,
buchanie okenlc do mllrov.
| Ocean bol hrozny.
! Vdova pristnpila k sliHke.
t. "Ked 81 zvedava, obuj sa rob,
ako ostatni: chod' pozret co no.
veho Z,
/ Annetta bola V minute hotova.
| ked' vychadzala 20 dverl, po-
vedala pani .Baudoinova:
"Vrat' sa, povies mi, CO sa tam
robi!''
/ Stara Normanka pokraeovala Y
svojej prechadzke.
t Prechadzala sa po izbe kuta
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

"A ta Annetta sa nevracia l.. /"
Oblpkla 81 plast a vysla sama.
ked' zahybala do ulice, zastl-
pill jej zastup cestu. V zastupe sta
Ii dvaja Il traja rybari premoce-
nom obleku a so zakrvaveneu tva-
rou rukami. Zastala spytala
sa znepokojenytm, chrapl 'avym
hlasom:
\ "Vratili sa?'
Jeden pritomnych, pozric po
vsetkyeh, odpovedal:
"Ano. 81
1sla d'alej. Tu jeden manor
nfkov rozbehol sa "a nou:i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

do klta, ruky mala skrizene, OBJ
zerala kazdy predmet.
Uplynulo desat' minnt.
"Ta Annetta .sa nevracia!' -
Victor sa zdvojnasobnil, bolo
pocut' len jeho hucanie.
Naraz utkvel jej zrak Ia jed
nom mieste.
Boka to postel iej syna...
Jej syna, ktory je teraz ia mo-
ri...
Hodinu uz na neho mysli.
Ale jej myslienkaeh Dol to sta
le vel ky Ludvik, dvadsat pat roc
ny rybar, ktory povedal: Podl a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
5! u K K A

st2 4 X
Bnrka, ktora sa strhla tollto tyz-
dina ma brehoch prieplavu de Ia
Manche, urobila koniec burke 4
ltldskom zivote.
PAM Baudoinbva je bohata vdo-
va. Jej otec, arendator krajiny
Caux, zanechal jej po sebe maje-
tok, ktorv by iste jej muz Dol pre-
marnil, keby no nebola dost "a
vGasu smrt sobrala. Ovdovela pa
nj Bandoinova, majnc len jedne-
ho syna, robila 81 plany, ze ho O.
zenf bohatou dedickou tax e.
ste zvacsi svoj majetok. Ma nest a.
site zal 'ubill sa Ludvik do dcery
chudobneho rybara, ktory nemal
AM jedinkej lod ky, rozhodol sa,
ze 81 ju yezme Ia zenu. Vdova ne
chcela dat svojho svolenia. Syn
stal ma svo5om. Su tom kraj
l'udia tvrduhlavf. BOZ trval "a roli
al potion povedala matka:.
AK chces, Oxen sa, ale ia III.
Edy neprijmem tvojej zeny, ty
4 Kym zijem, nedostanes odo nina
ami sou!''
'.Podl'a vassi vole,'' povedal
tsudvik.
a svadba sa odbavila...
il Uplynulo pat rokov. Narodiiy
sa inn ttri leti. Ludvik chodil $ te
sf'onr -lovit ryby. Jeho zena OBJ
staravala domacnost vychova
vala deti. Biedy mali dost'. Ale Ia
ska prekonala vsetko nikto
mich sa neponosoval, Cd pani Bau
doinovej Wac nepytali. V nedel u
ked iu stretli, vracajnc sa $, ,omse
= 4 4
bDkHravili, lebo to bola poyinnost
Tu sa ona vystrela vo svojom pla
sta. neodpoyedajnc, pnahl ala sa
A*bby ju Dol had ustipol. Nena
tstevovali sa, ami 81 nepisali, an
ilie neodkazovali. Mic okrem toh'
pozdravenia, ma .ktore starena ne
odpovedala.
Y poslednn stredu zaburacali
na mori bnrka ma brehu otrla
sala domy. g..s... III
PAM Baudoinova lila sama 81
svoiou slizkou Annettou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18

Psni Baudo doinevii Pani Baa.
ldoinoval Kds idsse
Doit1 3 4 ukksala IA more.
Namornik iu 1adrsal u pIaSt !.
Na.oi Cas il: osklivy vrat'te
sa domov We'd SINE 50 ysetci vra-
It'll.
Pozrela mu DO octi.
.Vsetcii
Ale ans.''
Prisahaj mi to-
Namornik Dol zmateny.
eHrsm do toho!" povedal, nkto
RI nezakotvili pr tuna jsoln brehu,
su iste Ynorte... alebo Fecappe,
kto lio vie. !"
Vyprcstila sa mu chcela odist'
Zadrzal ju Ease.
Annetta kracala sem vydese-
nym pohl 'adom.
! zazrilc svoju psniu, zavoLala
"Nic, ME, pani, nechod tie ia
Starcna sa striasla Jej ohorens
tvar zosinela. Oci sa jej zavrely
Podoprela sa 0 sliizku, ably ne
klesla.
"To je muja vina /! moja yina z
| opakovala, zuby jej pritom DIR
i kotaly.
Chceli ju odviest do niektoreht
domu. Odvrhla to.
" Annetta, = povedala, { chcen
! ich videt
/ Ako zazrakom vratily ssa jej 81
lly, a ODE zeny sly k domu, kde by
val Ludvik Baudoin.
i PAM Baudoinova vst1pila.
4 Dnu bolo to same zariadenie, a
4 ko vo vsetkych rybarskych do
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-18
's...,Ns.

lmoeh. "a vel 'ko,l postel ,ouu, zakrys
tou belasymi zfclonanhi, bola ko'
lfska. Gistota hi 'adela 70 ysetke:
10. 10
Mlada zena sa t'azko posadila
ma posteli,- lnajiic syoje najinlla'1f.
Sic diet'a ma kolenach, druhe .dvc
Istaly ustrasent priN .postell Nepo-
|koj zvysoval jejs bledost.' KeF 4 ~. ne
nohla sama ist',, poslais sVo jicll
|rodisov pozriet' 60 sa robf, "a
|kala. .t,asko vzdychala, Shy lialy
sa jej .po tvari. Ked zazrela vcha7
dat svokru, chceia sa zodyih-
nut, hoyeriae PAM.
starena pristdpila K ejssa.s:poEi
yedala:
Dcera moja...' A potom vzala
|obe deti, sadnhc 81 nj zem, obji.-
|mala ich a hlasites lkala. ~
"tbohe deti!... Co.,. w nevic-
teg.... Moi Boze!...
Annetta bila sa past 'ou do celia.
v tom bolo pocut' vykriky na
ulici.
lso1y to vykriky radosti. ~, 81. !,
Dvere sa otvorily VI dele "a
stupu stal ma prahu LIdMk.
i, "Tu je,! Tu je!"
/ Mlada zena hodila sa nu k no.
ham, -deti objaly mu kolena. Len
pani Baudoinoya stala l1a svojplp
miests, nehybna ako socha. Rybar
| ju zazrel. 7
shal siapfu 9 prist||'piac : nei
lpovedal:
MAT moja!''
"syn m6j!'' roztyorila narus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-06

was looking down and grinning. Pretty soon that fierce stare made him uncom- fortable, and he drew back where he couldn't be seen. After while he peeped over again. Black Pussy was still there looking up. By and by he tried it again with the same result. Never had Danny experienced such pa hence. It began to make him uneasy.
 Finally he had a new thought. He ran back down under the hay, taking the greatest care not to make sound. When he had reached the floor he ran swiftly along the very runway which Black Pussy had been watching. When he reached the entrance Danny peeped out very carefully. There sat Black Pussy still staring up at the place where she had last seen Danny. Like flash Black Pussy turned. Danny scampered back under the hay. Then he climbed back to the place where he could look down. Black Pussy was back where he had first seen her at one side of the entrance to that runway under the hay, and she was watching with all her might.
 'That cat is simple e-minded," thought Danny. "All she thinks of is watching the place where she has last seen you. It will be easy enough to fool her!"
 Next Story: Danny Fools Black
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-06

know it," he muttered to himself. "I begin to understand why Cousin Nibbler is so nervous and easily frightened. He's been frightened 50 often by having that pesky cat spring at him when he hadn't any idea that she was anywhere about that his nerves arc all upset. My gra- cious, I do believe he Is down there now!"
 Danny leaned over the edge of the timber so as to see better. From where he sat he could look into the entrance to that little runway under the hay. Something had moved there. Danny quite held his breath as he watched {! There it was again! Yes, it was Nib bier. He was preparing to scamper across that open space.
 "Go back, Nibbler! Go back!" squeaked-Danny.
 Nibbler went back. He knew by the sound of Danny's voice that there was danger. Black Pussy looked up and saw Danny. Slowly, and stealthily, just as if he couldn't see her, Black Pus- sy crept across the floor until she was right under Danny. There she sat down and stared up at him with fierce yellow eyes, and in them eagerness and long ing and cruelty. All the time Danny
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-06
Little Stories For Bedtime
SIMPIE.MINDED BLACK PUSSY
(By THORNTON BURGESS,

.'EOR long, long time Danny Meadow
 Mouse sat watching Black Pussy
 watching the opening of Nibbler's runway under the hay in the mow ot Farmer Browns barn. Black Pussy was crouched fjust to one side Of that little entrance. Just in that little place there was no hay. It was where Farm CT Browns Boy stood when he pitched hay down to the horses and cows be- low. Danny sat on timber which was part of the frame of the barn, and which was right above that open space so that he could look right down on Black Pus- sy. The thought of what Black Pussy would say if she found out who was watching her made Danny chuckle to himself.
 But Black Pussy didn't find out She squatted there, perfectly still save for the tip of her tail. l don't suppose she could have kept that still to save her life. Danny waited, waited, waited, but Black Pussy didn't move. Her vel low eyes were fixed on that runway of Nibbler's. Once in while she closed them, but only for a second. After a while Danny grew impatient: This was new kind of hunting. Out on the NECcu McduOWS IuOoC "hV huheSu hAAA usually HUNTED. If they lay in wait for him it never was for very long. But here was Black Pussy acting as if she would spend the day there if need be in order to catch Nibbler.
 As he watched Danny did lot of thinking. He had laughed at Nibbler when Nibbler had confessed that Black Pussy was the only one who hunted him there in the barn. After what Danny was used to, so many sharp eyes and keen noses all the time hunting him, it actually seemed funny to him that any one should be afraid with only one to watch out for, and that one Black Pussy. So in his heart Danny had thought his cousin Nibbler a very great coward because he jumped and ran at the least sound and plainly was so very, very timid. But now as he watched Black Pussy he began to understand. It was one thing to be hunted openly, as he had been hunted all his life, and it was quite another thing to have an en- emy lying in wait for you as Black Pus- sy was lying in wait for Nibbler.
 When people move you can tell where they are but when they don't move they may be right close to you and you not
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it. What do you say if we work some nice magic on the two Witches"
 'Oh, that would be very, very love ly! "Raggedy Ann replied. What will you do for them, Raggedy Andy" !.
 Eve just been thinking" Raggedy Andy said. "The two Witches have long, straggly hair. They have weak, green eyes. They have long, crooked fingers and long, crooked noses and-"'
 "Oh, yes, Raggedy Andy! Get the magic horseshoe nail and we'll do it right away! They'll be very much sur prised!" Raggedy Ann cried, for you see, she guessed right away what Rag gedy Andy wished to do.
 So Raggedy Andy got out the magic horseshoe nail and Raggedy Andy made wishes for Witch Grundy and Witch Wiggle and when they had finished the Captains nice mamma said, "Now tell me Raggedy Ann and Raggedy An dy, just what have you been doing for the two Witches" ''Just you come and see if the magic worked" Raggedy
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only a short time ago both Witch Wig gle and Witch Grundy were selfish, mean old ugly Witches. But can tell you, they are not near so ugly since they have started helping around here, and I spect in few days they will not look like old Witches at all :" Raggedy Ann said.
 T spect not!" the Captains nice mamma agreed. "When we are, kind and generous and always willing to do things for other people, we see the pleasure our work brings and that makes us happy. And you know, Rag gedy Ann, when we are happy We just cant help from smiling and ther. is nothing which makes us so pretty as a cheery, smiling face.'
 "Yes, know!" Raggedy Ann laughed. Then as Raggedy Andy came up to see the little cottages Witch Wiggle had made, he studied q moment and then said, "Raggedy Ann, you know the magic horseshoe nail the little brown man loaned to me? We'll, I still have