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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
OTHER COAST STATIONS

KGo, Oakland. 3f2 motors-sl.
lent.
xxx, Hollywood, 337 meters
$3.50, dinner hour program: SO.
concert; $40, concert. 1912. HoI.
lywoodland orchestra dance pro.
gram.
KFSG, Los Angeles. 27s meters
--l0:3O11.3O, sunshine hour pro.
gram; 2:3OA3O, Auditorium ser.
vice; 6:3O.7:3O. studio program.
XII, Los Angeles, 400 meters
1903. vocal recital. e1O. Exam.
incr studio program; lO11. dra.
matte program; 1112, Ambassn.
dor hotel orchestra.
XIII, Los Angeles. 395 meterg
--12;3O1:3O. Rose Room orches.
ira; 2:3O.3:3O, matinee musicale;
G:3O.73O, childrens hour; $40.
concert 1O1l, Biltmorc Hotel or.
chestrn.
KPO, San Francisco, 423 mo.
ters-i:3O.5:3O and 7.7,3O. Fair.
mont hotel orchestra, 5:3O.G:3O.
childrcn's hour: S12. conversn
tIonal French concert. Rose Room
Bowl band.
XIX, Oakland, 500 melen-
$1,000, studio program, Obabcsla
quartet. t
KFRC, San Francisco, $50 mo.
tors 1870 and so. Little Sym.
phony orchestra, 910, Health
Service talks and concert.
KEW, cortland. 4O2 meters
1890. orchestra; 3, chlldrcn's
hour. 3. Arstow.Po2zl schoop trio;
1912. Hotel Portland orchestra.
KFAE, state College OF Wash.
inRton, Pullman, $50 meters
state College orchestra program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Opium Seized, but
Smugglers Escape

VANCOUVER d. g. Nov H.
Customs officials recovered $1,000
worth Of opium when they came upon
umuEEirrH on Pier - IN tho foE last
night The smuFEicrs threw their
stun Into the water and took 70 their
heels. escaping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
KF0A PROGRAM
Miss Thomas ArrangeS Mu-
sic for "Wednesday MIqht

Mise Mouiquo Thomas has mr..
ranged the musical program TO be
broadcast from KFOA Wednesday
night she IL well known In Seattle
musical oirrlrH She viii be assisted
uy Ruth Prior. soprano. Harry
knott. baritone. and Gretchen FcuE,
Ter. aaNophouc soloist.
The orchestra. Enofra K6licer
Kids. II also on tho program
Preceding tho music there viii be
a short Educational week program.
including an address and music BY
the Garfield high school boys Eice
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Fire Routs Hotel
Guests From Beds

Fire. starting from a defective
furnace nue. caused considerable
damage 20 the Naldcmnr hotel.
llisiz Third ave, Wednesday morn
ing and routed many late sleepers
from their beds. Firemen put out
the blaze within a few minutes and
with little difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

These rEpansnts Or tho tsrpsl.
fhofrau art are the foremost in
America thrY are Americans. and
their school ln California Do ono %
the show places
M.as sf Denis and N. shawn tr
lisyF That Hrt need NOT necessarily uF
tragic. aT lH ths famous Russian and
Slavic uIlFts=ihTy brs NOT afraid
o. happy BINDINGS and cheerful dance
m1tyrH and Che acclaim ~ New
York critics after their Metropolitan
opera house debut indicates the
value or that policy. here ln America
az least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Four Thieves Rob
Motorist on Road

Frur arnra urf.r FHrrEae H.rl8
Artraa ke#rr 1905 nr.rar H
-, south gt fra rEr #mrH. rHrH
W rralaT uwH.rr arE raE'E H.n
e. s. one Hf fhu fEHes rrr nHT ~
tr- aufa walked over fa hr|rr ana
o. IRE rr.nE gr 81 pistol e.srr Hw
q rs. cash. Tho r#ar wH7 reported
g. sheriff Matt SrHrs #r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Operation Fatal to
Rancher of Everett

EVERETT Nay fa#Ie.HH .sss
~ operation. seymour sHHE'rs.
well known SsrncwHn county
rsrrr-r. .s dead here ii0 Esa lFH
In the county 90 yrs~- SurytN.nE
~ tive children stanley ana SIS
msa- MIS- D. N GauElsr NrH
Trr-sa D. Allen ana Mrs 3 l.
Ersf.Hk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
To Pledge Million
Kids to Abstinence

CHICAGO. Nov. ia campaign
20 pledge a million children under
Is years OF age TO total abstinence
from liquor was Initiated today By
the child welfare division Of the W.
c. T. L. in convention here.
All officers Of the national w. C.
T. u. were reelected today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Says u. S. Thwarts
Huge French Loan

PARIS, Nov. l9.--Thc Ere Nou.
ycllc says the Coolidge administration
has raised difficulties In the way Of
the proposed Ei0O,o0O.Ooo loan by J,
Z Morgan TO France
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19
Radio Programs
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ID

kFoA. $50 mctcrs-i2aOl.5o,
Rotary club luncheon, s50ssl5
Education Week program; Gar.
field high school boys cleo club,
sa5.iol5. concert. Moniquc Thorn.
as. assisted by Ruth Prior, 40.
p1no; Harry knott baritone:
Mabel Mohrmau. pianist and
Gretchen Fenglcr, saxophonc.
KJR 2s3 mctcru-i0ii, Max
Fishers orchestra at WIZARDS
cafe. by remote control.
kFHR 2s3 mctcrs-6.aO.7 40.
musical records.
KFQN, 23s meters-G45.715
nova. stock. weather reports.
7.i5-s, Aunt Vivicn'a bedtime
story; SO. Earl Grey and his Ho.
tel Butler orchestra: o.i6. con.
cert hour; 1911, Earl Grcy'a or.
chcstra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-19

DuTH ST DENIS and Ted shawn
IL ana the famous prn.ahawu
dancers are coming 10 Seattle They
viii appear December e ar the STA.
sonic Temple uudrr she auspices Of
The WomruH University club
Mall orders are uow being received
by George T. Hood az ass stuart
building
Evening star., 1924-07-10
SINGLE RADIO SYSTEM
FOR WORLD FORECAST
Inaudible Short Waves From
Large Stations to Be
Rebroadcast.
By the Assnclated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 10.-The whole civil
lized world will eventually be served
by single system of radio broadcast
ings it was predicted today before the
world power conference in a Joint
contribution by w. ]. Brown of Met
tropolitan Cities, Great Britain, and DR..
w. H. Ea ston of the Westing nghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company
of the United States
The system, IL was stated. would be
based on the use of inaudible short
waves sent. out by large. stations and
caught by small local stations which
would rebroadcast them on audible
wave lengths. The possibilities OF
this new system were proved last
year, it was said, by tests between
the inaudible station KDkA at East
Pittsburgh, Pa, and the station QAC
at Manchester, England. which re-
broadcast audibly.
Evening star., 1924-07-10
China and Housefurnishings

water TumblerS, regularly Soc a dozen.
Friday only, 6 for 10c. Colonial glass, g.
ounce size. Choice OF two styles
Water Pitchers, regularly Soc, Friday
only. 48c. Colonial glass, 3-pint ca
pacity.
81 onIy-White Japanned Bread Boxes.
regularly &1-39 and $1.50. Friday only,
choice, 35A These boxes are slightly
dented and scratched, but not to hurt
their usefulness. Choice of io1l and
square top styles.
IS only-Wash Boilers, regularly 81. so,
32.2S and $500, Friday only, choice, 81 90.
Some with copper and tin bottoms.
Dented. but will not leak.
Evening star., 1924-07-10

De Luxe Co. American Made
Wire Grass Rugs
In Three Wanted Sizes
619 #, a 4hx7h fts % a1s #, $1.So
Wool and Fiber Rugs
Wide range Of coIorings and designs.
skx10h #, $1l.95 4hx ~ #, 34.s5
x12 #, $12-96 rs #, $2-75
xS #, $7.s5 ~ x54 In. $1.6S
Certain iced" Felt Base Floor
Covering, 49c Square Yard
This well known make is guaranteed to give
satisfactory wear. Regular CSC value
Rag Rugs, 79c
Hit-and miss style. Made Of new. clean rags.
25x50-inch size
Japanese Grass Rugs, 35c
27xAfnch size in blue, green and brown
Cocoa Door Mats, CSC
Large sizev extra quality imported Hber.
PalAiS RoyaI-Sooold F1eor.
Evening star., 1924-07-10

Little Boys Washable Suits, CSC
,sss sss5sy t:s,ees o;, Play su:, of D.yton.
ei Res.f e.RPss and and SIS 4.ss s:se' Sizes
Boys Summer Knickers, 75c
Reguiar csc to SIS values. Good quality
washable fabrics IN daytona and Leonard cloth
and II only. ~
Boys Blue Serge Suits, s6.95
Regular 1896 value. The lowest price in long
nonsj. Iims Evey suit sa.r.nsesd strictly All wool
IL and Is s'i to IS. AA'eAefS also iheo sizes to
Boys Khaki and Linen
Knickers, $1.65
Regular sIe5 value. Best grade make and
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Silk Bags, $1.79
Regular $50 value. Made of good quality
style. Mounted on fancy or plain gilt frame
with silk handle to match.
Vacuum Bottles, &c Each
.seaias1 and cup os .lun'aaa Cup SHs has 'ss ss5:
de- Keeps hot or cold. Pint size.
Boston Bags, $1.44
Reg Rsgul.f & s. 50 yaius & Mad. Of eoxsise in tan.
lined Sizes 13, IL and IS.
Palais Royal-Msin Floor.
Pure Silk Cloves, 81
Regular 81. so and So values 1e-buttnn length.
Double tipped, Paris point stitching, full line of
sizes in white. Also silk stitch weave
gloves in pongee. mastic, mode. and beige. All
perfect.
Chamois Suede Fabric
Cloves, 79c Pair
12-button length and strap-wrist gauntlet
styles. Two-toned embroidery stitchings, in pom
gee, mastic and beige.
Silk Cloves, 39c Pair
clasps Double tipped, Paris point stitrhinzs.
All sizes in white. Irregulars of 81 values
PalAis Royal-Xain Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-10

Metal ESE Crates, regularly 1.5O, FRI
day only, &1.29. Two-dozen size egg
containers, bound with metal
Wh1te-nnished M dicine Cabinets,
regularly $1.75, Friday only, $1-39. Good
size mirrors Has one shelf
70 only-Porcelafn Table Tops, regu-
larly $2.58. Friday only, 81-00. These
tops are subject to slight fnnperfections,
but not to hurt their usefulnesa.
Evening star., 1924-07-10

Cretonne Sofa Cushions, sac Each
For porch and home use. Many vtyles from
which to choose.
Stenciled Crash Goods
Guaranteed fast colors and washable.
Table Scarfs, $50 and $1.SS eseh.
Pillow Covers, 75c each.
Couch Covers, $4.s6 and 3S.e6 eAAh.
Bar Harbor Chair !,
Cushions, $l.28 Each
Regular lies values. Large size well SnaAe
and covered with cretonne. Tufted w1tA buttons
both sides.
Holland Window
Shades, $1.2S Each
Guaranteed. Shown in all the wanted esiurs.
All With bullion fringed bottoms. Mounted On,
Hartshorn Rollers.
Door and Window
Awnings, $1.58 Each
- Well made complete with fixtures. Size 30
inches wide, in blue and white awning stripss.
Curtain Materials, 18c Yard
OF voilc and scrinn. Fine quality 1n seru,
cream and white. SO inches vida.
Falais HsyaLaeosad YIssE.
Evening star., 1924-07-10
Ribbon Specials

Ribbon Specials
dresden, etc. 53c I'd. 5Ia to inches vide. All
colors and many combinations. for girdles, mn-
linery, etc.
Remnants Of plaids mare ta1sta With faacy
stripes. dresden. etc. ~ ito inches w1ae IN all
colors and many combfnatSons for chidren's hair
ribbons, etc. 16c yard
Palfds KoyAINatn floor
Evening star., 1924-07-10
50 Only-Screen Doors
Friday Only, S2.95

Left from our big sale. Sizes
all sizes in every style. Included
In this lot are 10 pairs Of Double
Doors, size 4x8.
Evening star., 1924-07-10
Pure Silk Gloves, 81
Thousands Of Yards Of Dress Goods

1900 yards 4oinch voiles and lawns, regular
29c value, lao yard. First quality, cut from the
full bolt
1000 yards. 27-inch Dress Ginghams, regular
25c values, lec yard.
1000 yards, sa-inch White Dimity. regular &c
value. zoo yard.
5000 yards ss-inch Muslin, regular 15e value.
% yard. Lengths. yards. 20 yards Limit 20
yards to patron.
Ieo0 Sheets, regular $L59 value, $l.2s each.
Mohawk sheets made from genuine Mohawk sheet
pin cuts selvedge- Bargain TablA
1000 4bx36inch Pillowcasos, regular $50 value.
24c Zach.
1000 yards, 1S-inch Unbleachsd Cotton Crash
regular 12c value. Sc yard.
!, 500 yards Plain Colored Chiffon and Fisursd
Fiber Silk Remnants, 500 yard Regular 75c to
$129 value.
PalAiS Royai-Rarxain RsksmAnf
Evening star., 1924-07-10
can use 1t

TT SAVES a lot of money
because anyone can
patch broken walls. Be
sides, a Rutland patch
will not crurnb1e, crack
or fall out of itself. And
you can paint or paper
over it and it will not
"spot" through.
Your paint, wallpaper
or hardware dealer
has it
GET it today and repair
the holes at once. Have
a package in the house.
When you paint or pa
per you'll need it. Be
sure to ask your dealer
for Rutland Patching
Plaster. 1t comes in
handy cartons like pre-
pared flour. Just add
water. If your dealer
cannot accommodate
you, write us, giving
your dealers name. We
will mail you a ~ lb.
carton and you can pay
the postrnar1 30c., plus
the postage, on delivery.
RUTLAND FIRE CLAY CO.,
Rutland, Vermont
Other Rutland
Useful Products
Plastic Stove Lining
Boiler Covering
Waste Pipe Cleaner
Water Glass for Keeping Eggs Fresh
Pipe Joint Cement
Asbestos Roof Cement
Furnace Cement
Evening star., 1924-07-10
Remarkable Offerings
For Friday Only in
Silks, Cotton Goods
Dress Goods and
Innings
Silks

Essrtsa ro.see. in the 7OC
natural tan color.
Regular 11.99 to S1.4s Colored
Check PonEee. also Plain Import
ed Shantung. The Check Pom
contrasting co1ored checks.
shown in VARIETY silly
In Woolens
Regular $50 AlI-wosl Jersey
Cloth, 81 inches wide, tubular.
for Ssia:nz suits 81 .lO
In Linings
ReE.iar zoc silk-and-cetton
Foundation Fabric. all the lead
ing shades are repre- eS
seated, including black COC
Cotton Goods
$50 yards Fine Embroidery
Dress VoiIes. Regular 75c value.
In two size dots E0c
Yard,
Tissue Ginghans. Regular csc
value. Excellent color
ings: 30 inches wide. -
Checks a d stripes. lSC
Natural Color Crash Table
Covers. Regular $1.50 value.
Brown and blue borders. Ideal
summer covers for the no
porch. Size 45x5O inches. VOC
Each,
10 BieaeAeA Mercenxed Table
Covers. Regular SO to $3.50
values. Slightly soiled. Size
7ex7o. $1.b0 to sz.zS.
japanese Hemmed Biue Print
sac value. Fast colored. .15C
size 36x30. Each,
Is An-oyeF Lace Scnrfs. Regu-
lar 3Sc value. For bu-
reaus, chiffoniers and ~
TABLES. SIZE 1895 Z1C
in ciles. Each,
Hnst-colored HemStitchad Nap-
kins. Regular $5.5a values. In
blue, yellow, pink
and green damask. % ~
Excenent patterns. .6Z.A
Size hx14. Dozen,
Remnants of Silks
Remnants of Cotton Goods
Remnants of Dress Goods
Remnants of Innings
. e: :: $:::.'
Palais Rs,ysI-second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-10

22-lnch Wavy Switches, $l.75
Regular $3.50 values. Made 3 separate
stems.
Palais RoyaHBeauty Parlor-Baloony.
28 Children's Rain Capes, $1.98
Originally $3.50 to S.. 90. OF rubberized sateen.
full sweep cut-in blue and red. Bright lined
hoods. Sizes to IL years
8 Short Coats, $2.98
Regular S39s and $3.50 values. For infants
up to years. Made of all white. serge
cashmere. Slightly soiled
20 Coats and Capes, S.
Regular s5.9s to s10ss values. Made Of crepe
de chine. cashmere, and Henriette cloth. All
white some embroidery trimmed. Slightly soil
ed from handling.
Jack Tar Dresses, $2.79 Each
Regular $5.ss value. One and two piece mod
els OF oyster pure white Lonsdale Jean. Colors
are navy. eopen, with all-white collars Braid
and embroidery trimmings. Ideal for the col
lcge and school girls vacation
Palais RoyaLrhird Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-10
Haf-Price Sale

Regular SOC Boys Union Suits. 2-year-old size
for Soc.
Regular &c children's Socks, black only,
pairs, 2ec.
Regular 25c Women's Black Hose, pairs, Csc
Regular 39c Nazareth Waists, for 800,
Regular 1.ae Silk Gloves. 81.
Women's Mnanese Snk Gloves. 1S-button lenrt
with double finger tips. Embroidered back
white, black, tan or gray. Sizes to sX
Evening star., 1924-07-10

Regular $lz95 to s1495 Flannel Sport Suits, GO az
Friday only QCsIO
Only nine left in this lot of sleeveless jackets with
skirt to match Trimmed in ntrasting materials
Your Choice OF Our Spring and Summer Suits Price, TX,
Regular $40 to 25z5. Friday only. IL
RoyaI-Barxan Basement.
Evening star., 1924-07-10
SPECIAL Frfday BafEainS in the
Worlds Best Toiletries
We Reserve the Right to Limit
Quantities

Quantities
r.. w!;.2 ofn e Fsss sa.. I'oaumnot and Paris
Regular SOC Dorin's Compsct Rouge. in gilt
Rssua Th e @ Mary n@ G.Sea s'' san st Powder
ResuIsr ssc sa La May T,lcum Powder Ice box.
large boxes. 27c box
Regular csc Jardin de Paris Bouquet FIeurs
Regular pc Amorsy I,alcun Powder. lse bsx.
Regular soc Bourjos Manor Iescant Talcum
Posder; large box. sc.
Regular ssc Smelling Salts asc bottle.
90 Resuiar 1Sc size Tinte1. tnts as you rinse.
Rssnlar sos sssins: ss the famous French Dc.
huous hair. does not irritste the skin.
Regular 45c Rubber Gloves. good quality. Sc
a:r,s xsir.s sprs Bulb Syringe: So
R.ssi.s ful,$:s a assorted ss i'e Color
i cafes osIr.,e's Big E.th Soap: .EsI.r 1oe
regular lar. &c ,oa cake s.. All nl for sse
Flexible Nail Files. assorted sizes. 1oc each.
hlb. Tin Boxes Woods Professional Cleans
Pah;s Roy.l-M.in Floor.
Women's Stamped Dresses, $1.25
Made up and stamped for simple embroidery.
brow brown cross s.' bar "a' Regular s1s5 % Value! a "
Stamped Curtains, Acc
Regular roc value. Sash curtains, stamped on
signs for simple embroidery.
Stamped Pieces, 2 Pieces for Csc
Pai.is RoyaLA.ia Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-10
Special Values in Corsetlets, $1.S9

Hook back and side style. OF novelty striped
and brocade material -Four supporters. Sizes
a2 to, A.
Evening star., 1924-07-10

Regular $1.75 and So values.
Some with small spots. Sleeve
less and knee length. 500 suits
in the lot Made of English
broadcloth. Finest jacquard ma
dras. Silk mixed and brode
soisette. Sizes "a to a.
Evening star., 1924-07-10

Mems Madras Shirts, CSC
Regular s1.50 and 81 values. Broken sizes
IA, 15h, 1871 and II. An perfect
Mems Athletic Union Suits, z for ST
Regular s1.5o value. All sleeveless and knee
length. Made Of checked n2insook- An perfect
Sizes "a to A
Mems Summer Night Robes, ST
Wee neck style trimmed with white braid.
Fine quality cambric. Full cut and well made.
Sizes Is to 20.
All Mems Straw Hats
Reduced for Friday, $1.95
Sizes e% to rs.
Mems Collar-Attached Shirts, $1.39
In white and tan. Fine summer shirts. all per-
feet and well made. Cut and ft Just right.
Sizes IA TO II.
800 Mems Polka Dot
Fom-in.Hand Ties, z for 81
Made with slip bands. Summer ties reduced for
Friday.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-08
DONORS ASKED TO
HAVE BUNDLES READY
Contributors of Clothing to Near
East Relief to Be Visited By
Committee

Mrs. c. ]. Sherlock, chairman of
the publicity committee of the Near
East Relief organization here, to-
day asked that donors to this cause
have Bundles ready and on their
porehes when the committe calls for
these between the hours of 2 and
5 Thursday afternoon. These bun
dies should be plainly marked to
prevent errors, and where possible
it is requested that some member
of the committee be telephoned. 1t
is the purpose of the committee TO
forward all contributions without
DELAY, and it is asserted that large
quantities of used clothing are need
ed in connection with the work. Rev.
James B. Lawrence is general chair
man of the committee, and a num-
Der of Ladies have volunteered to
assist in collecting the bundles,
their cars being placed at disposal
of the committee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-08
NEW OCMULGEE RIVER
BRIDGE NO WASSURED

DUBLIN, April 8.-Reports from
the meeting at Lumber City when
the project of building a bridge
across the Ocmulgee river at that
place was discussed that final papers
were signed by the Telfair and
Ber Hill counties, and the State
Highway Department, agreeing to
build the bridge.
This means that nothing now re-
mains but for actual work to start
on the structure. All parties have
agreed, and have signed the neces-
sary papers to authorize the build
ing of this structure, and work will
get under way just as soor as pos
sible.
This means that one of the most
needed bridges in this section of the
state will be built and bridge that
will serve a tremendous stretch OF
territory. 1t will also furnish the
last link in short route for tourists
travel north and south.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-08
A Feeling of Security

You naturally feel secure when
about to take is absolutely pure and
you know that the medicine you are
contains no harmful or habit pro-
ducing drugs.
Such a medicine is DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, kidney, liver and
bladder medicine.
The same standard of purity,
strength and excellence is maintain
ed in every bottle of Swamp-Root.
1t is scientifically compounded
from vegetable herbs.
1t is not stimulant and is taken
in teaspoonful doses.
1t is not recommended for every
thing.
1t is natures great helper in re-
lieving and overcoming kidney, liver
and bladder troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is
with every bottle of DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp Root.
If you need a medicine, you
should have the best. On sale at
all drug stores in bottles of two
sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try
this great preparation send ten
cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
ton, N. Y, for a sample bottle.
When writing be sure and mention
inns paper. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-08
WALTER GAMBLER
TELLS OF SIGNING NOTE

ATLANTA, April 8.-Testimony
that he gave Clyde X. Byfield q
check for $25, 900 Immediately af-
ter Byfield charged him with at
lacking Mrs. Byfield on board the
liner Berengaria, in June, 1922, be-
cause he feared personal violence at
Byfield's hands was made by Walter
T. Gambler in the Fulton superior
court Monday, in Gamblers suit to
cancel a note for $2O,500O he
claims he gave Byfield in lieu of
of check.
MIR. Gambler took the stand as
the only witness of the first day OF
the trial, the court taking a recess
before he could be cross examined
Mr.. Gambler said he gave Byfield
the check to quiet the affair, test
flying along a similar line taken by
his testimony in the trial of the
100000 damage suit against him
recently in DeKalb county, by Mrs.
DyIlSlQ.
Attorney Reuben R. Arnold, in
out lining the plaintiffs case to
the jury, said: owe expect to show
that Byfield threatened to blow
Gamblers brains out and told Cand-
Ter that he had written a long art
icle for the newspapers about thu
affair on the boat the night before
and intended to publish it if Can
dler refused to make good tho
check"
Mr.. Arnold explained the plain
tiff would show Gambler gave By
field a check for $4,000 on the
ship, Immediately after Byfield
charged Gambler with attacking his
wife in her stateroom, which Can
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VETERANS CAMP
ADJUTANT DIED SUNDAY

MACON, April 8.-Adajt John A
farrell 10 years of age, former
commander Of A. A. Smith Camp,
United Confederate Veteran, died
at 2:15 o'clock Sunday afternoon
at his home, Alt Chapel Street,
after short illness.
He was one of the best known
Confederate veterans. of Bib Coun
ty and for years had the reputation
of never missing a reunion of his
old comrades.
Adjutant FARRELL was born in
Jones County, but moved to Macon
43 years ago. Besides his wife
ne is survived by three sons, three
daughters, twenty-seven grand
children, six great grandchildren
and tire sisters and two brothers
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SENATOR SMITH. z,
FOUND DEAD IN ROOM
Was Native of Kentucky and
Had Served On Many Impor-
tant Committees

WASHINGTON, April S.-F"r-
mer United States Senator Marcus
A. Smith, of Arizona, died here
late Monday. He was ~ years
old.
Death resulted of heart disease,
the former senator being found
dead in his hotel room late today.
After serving in congress as ter
ritorial delegate from Arizona for
eight terms, beginning in 1887, Mr..
Smith was elected to the senate
in 1912 after. the admission Of
Arizona to statehood and was re
elected to that body for the six
year terms which ended in 1921.
Since his retiremnt from the state
he had held membership on the ir-
international joint commission and
has resided here almost continu-
ously.
Former Senator Smith was born
near Synthiana, KY, and was ed-
mitted to the bar in that state be
fore removing to Arizona in 1881.
The death was announced in the
senate by Senator Ashurst, of
Arizona, who made a brief mem,
orial address, recalling the former
senator's long service in the house
and senate.
Senator Robinson, of Arkansas,
the democratic leader, and Senator
Curtis of Kansas, acting republi-
can leader in the absence of Sena-
tor Lodge, of Massachusetts,, join
ed in the testimonial and apprecia-
ton of the senator.