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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
HOLD SUSPECT
Man Captured After Drug.
gist Is Held Up

Half an hour after a bandit had
held UP II. n Rohbcrs. cicrx in the
Vine Street pharmacy. 1850 First
ave. robbing him OF s.. wednesday
night, tho police arrested George
Via, 20. spapiard. ps a suspect. VIA
was found TO DO carrying a black
Jack, set OF skeleton keys anf
lock picks and a nnshiight. in cas-
he is not identified as the bandit
no win be held for Investigation on
other holdupa, according 10 tho Of.
ficers.
Via was arrested at Western are.
and Broad St BIZ Sergta- Percy
LOCKER and @. @. KidweIl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Open Seat Sales
for Magic Acts

Tho advance scat sale for tho G.
day engagement Of "Richards." ma
gician. and his augmented company.
began Thursday for the Metropolitan
thcater attraction booked TO open
next Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
SEVERYNS HOME
Returns With Mayor From
Vacation Trip

Chief az Police w. n sevegyns
returned 10 duty Thursday morning,
after a week ana a halfs visit 10
tho Wenaicheo ranch Of Mayor T.
J.. nruwn, who was ha host
Tho mayor and Soycryns returned
90 seattle Wednesday night. after
visiting Severyns' mother. az Pros
SER and seeing tho state prs1n a.
Walla Maln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Woman Threatens
to Drown Herself

apron. and shiverfng In tho rain. a
nlddla-ased woman who Threatened
Thursday morning 20 drown herself
IN tho Lake washington canal Was
being hunted BY tho police. The
woman applied AZ tho homs Of y.
Je,lSins. 1877 w. Park drive. Cor
food end money. and when Jetkina
said 10 had nothing hs could give
her. abe disappeared. saying that
she would drown herself and end
Il all"
The polles believe abe IS partially
dnfuantcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
CASE SET OVER
Postpone Contempt Hearing
on Lawyers Battle

The hearing Of Attorney Thomas
y. Page and Assistant United States
Attorney Matthew w. I'M Tor con-
tempt of court, which was to have
taken place in Federal judge Jerc.
mlnh Netcrcr's court Thursday
morning. was postponed until Fri.
day. postnonement was granted On
behalf OF HilL who had 10 DO out Of
town.
Tho contemp, proceedings grew
out Of personal remarks by Page
which provoked an attack from Hill
during tho argument in a case before
tho court Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Says Wilson Hoped to
Regain His LeaderSMp
Publisher Portrays Unfailing Aspirations Of
Stricken eX-President

fgtond u tho lato oxprosldent. de-
elaros that Wilson never complete
~ abandoned tho hopo uias no
might agan become the standard
bearer q his party
Recalling the substance ~ con,
yeEauops no had with Wilson on
october 20 and December 7 lsab
Korney por,nys vivid flashes Of
Wilson's MUD as e worked on do'
nestle and international politics
individuals and events. Ia The aus
tlela he quotes Wilson as saylnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Face Prison
for 31-Cent
Theft, Each
Three to Be Tried
on Robbery Case;
Got 90 Cents

Three young men. for 81 conts
each. face pcnitcntiary sentences Of
from 10 TO 20 years in walla walia.
Tho three were charged with rob.
berry in a complaint flied In superior
court Thursday by Deputy Prosecu.
tor II. II. Patterson.
According to Patterson tho three,
In a stolen Chevrolet automobile
held up and robbed Richard Barden
at tho point Of a-pistol March 80. at
YesIor way and 29th avc. After n
claso by the police tho threo were
captured.
From Barden the three thugs oh.
tanned % cents, tho complaint
Htates..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

flspfiutrd BY permission of the
Saturday nveniRg poFn
lf,cpyright, 1854, hy tho curtis Pub
fishing Company
PHILADELPHIA. March 81
10 the aero hour Woodrow Wilson
cgarded himself as the spiritual
ader ~ cause only temporarily
ast- writes James Kefney, pub,
sher Of the Trenton Times, IN an
intimate copyrighted article appear
ng this week in the saturday Eve
ninr Post.
KemsN long close personal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
TRY CRoucnING sTARr

Since oil our star athletes arc also
literary men, II looks like our olym.
pic team would be largely mnde up
Of substitutes II the rule against
writcr.aihlotes II enforced. Possibly
several typewriter events can be
scheduled for the starg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Poincare to Reform
Cabinet of France

PARIS. March 2s.-Raymond
Poincaro today definitely accepted
an invitation from President Miller.
and TO form a new cabinet, II was
announced in an official comuu.
niquo. Poincaro consulted with men
who win be ministers in his recon-
structcd government and visited NIL
lerand late this afternoon. inform-
ing tho president that he would 70.
sums tho office OF premier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
nY LELAND IIANNUM

Leading sunday services was
easy for tho two Roman Catholic
eiorrymen. tho two Eplscopalian
ministers and ono lone =. ~. q. a.
worker - when tDcy had solid
ground beneath their foet-but
heavy sea running ono Sunday
morning while an AdmirlOrient9i
liner was crossing 10 japan re-
Gently, left the religious services
uD 70 tho undying faith, sturdy sea
legs and strong stomach of m Old
aea captain. capt. Robert Dollar.
Imagine "cappy Rlciss'" original
leading in prayer and holding out
tho hand % comfort % his aeasiek
clerical fricndn-wcli that's what
the 8l.Y6aff-- ed seadog. head Of vast
steamship and lumber organiza-
tons, dld. according % Tracy
strong. former y. 81 G. 4. score
tary Of Seattle. Who made the pas
sage 20 Japan with tho Dollar
party. and then wrote homo his
Impressions Of The trip.
Ia times of trouble and illness IT'S
nFlaily tho cleric who holdg out
Tho comforting hand ana leads IN
appeals 10 tho divinity and -
Strong planned when DC scheduled
tho oceanic church meeting. But
10 had not rockoned with the old.
restless Pacific. and when Sunday
morning came. storm ragged The
speakers could III uneasily IN their
steamer chairs and listen. bat they
couldn't bear % open their mouths
to 90 the speaking or singing.
sEA CAPTAIN ADDS
PREACHING 10 ABILITIES
Hence. "Cappy Hicks" veteran
sra captain. lumber baron, steamer
magnais-and preacher.
White the Catholic priests. Tho
Episeopaiian ciergymen and tho y.
-. L. a. man sat with one hand
over tighiprossed mouths and the
other on a "rnny" stomach and
bregthsd prayers for tho seas %
suhs!de-capt. Dollar, tho man who
used 20 razz husky and hard-boiied
"abls aeamcn' around tho winch
and into tho elIrouds Of a sailing
craft. uncovered his snowy locks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

Total Imports for tho customs
district Of Washington for the
month OF December amounted 20
SIG, fQf,o55, according TO tho Stats.
teal report issued by tho collector
Of customs Thursday. Exports for
tho month were si1,sa9.01o. and
collections amounted 10 sss7,a22.b2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
ny JIM MARSHALL

Between two trees neav Stella.
coom there - beaten path. I.vsry
spring the fresh Young Eraaz grow
rank IN Il. In FAN The brown leaves
fluttsr 70 earth. Eiuos, ming the
track. ire winter rains and sum.
msr sunshine turn the leaves ~
last into coed brown earth. and
again she ErEas grow. green and
rank IN the beaten path.
Men. dying leave many manu-.
msntA. Piles OF paper wealth IN
strong boxes bahind so.,on doors
Frpttcd atone monolltha. pointing
white fingers thru the drifting
clouds. Railroads. flingirE shining
atcai over the spaces.
Levi parion's monument n a
beaten path in which the EraAa
grows rank. In a few years u will
% gone. even az old Levi win be
gone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
WAS FIRST MAN
EVER COMMITTED

There Is no history 10 Levi No
records arc made in the frontier
court. Birthplace, parentage, school
ing. friends, youth. manhood and
profession arc hidden behind tho veil
OF time. Levi inow--onco. But nav
the finger Of fatc has flipped the
switch and tho current OF memory Of
those carly days IS cut off.
HIS claim to recognition lies solely
In tho fact that no is the first man
ever to be committed 10 an asylum In
the Pacific Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

Luna Park swimming POOL onans
Saturday, March es.-Advertisrmsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
a YEARS OF
LIVING DEATH

Toyty.thrce years ago ola Levi
started 70 tramp out tho path he.
tween the two treea near old Fort
slellacoom. Up aud down. DAY bY
day. until tho packed trail was a
foot below Tho soft Earth on either
aide. Ana as he marched. Old Levi
sang and shouted. waving foolish
arms grpsetquely al the sunhara
sianilng thru tho tree tops,
Walk back with the reporter a
minute 20 the spFlugtins OF 81 IN
Washington territory. Here Ia a NJ.
Tie frontier courtroom Ia Clarke coun.
". on the bench n Judge William
Hsnci<- Here 10 Or. J, Randolph
Smith. calm and professionals re
spectacle physician" says the do
scrirtion on tho faded records.
And here. Herculean OF frame,
bronxsd by tho wind and sun. Is Low
barton. gazing vaeantiy about the
courtroom. lie IL 81. Just entering
the pride Of his manhood. But there
Is something wrong. Tho engine Is
ia working order. but the battery
we'll, the battery IN burned out
When tho doctor and tho judge seek
TO start tho engine there Ia no an
swerins spark from the calm eyes.
Committed 20 the state hospital,
f. the verdict. ~ appearing that naie
Levi Barton hos no estate or persona
effects whatever. except few ar
49,. - -tatht-1
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Inventory Sale at Art Dept.

SAS1TAS OILCLOTH LUNCH . EON SETS-5-piece sets sten- cilled in four very attractive de- signs. Regular sl.o0. on
 Inventory Sale price. OCC
 SANITAS STENCILLED OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS - 4S and 5i-inch sizes in round and square. Regular 1N
 SLG0. at ..,......... SC
 CHU.DREN'S DRESSES and FOMPERS - To embroider. stamped in six very attractive patterns. Sizes and 4 years. Regular price 59c. Cn
 Sale price ........... OOC
 HEMsTlTCHED PIILO CASES-To embroider, stamped In five very pretty designs. Res. price 7ac. Sale On price - Pair ....... OJC
 CLEARANCE OF CENTEHS. scARFS, PILLOW TOPS and SETs--Stampel in pretty pai- terms on black sateen, white and an. Values I'D 10 OF
 il,00, at--Each ...... AOC
 LAUNDRY RAGS--Large size completely made Of heavy cotton cloth. tan and white. Regular price Sac. OF Inventory Sale price .. SOC
 W l R |. LA M PSH ADE lEAMEs--Narions shapes and fizcs. Value 10 s2.06. 0E Reduced to ....,.. LCC
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Inventory Sale at Linen Dept.

-Re gular i5c.
 Inventory price ....
 HEMMED BILBAO LOW cASES-Size 4 heavy, regular 29e. Sale price--Each ...
 F JILL. SlZ F. BLEAcHED SHEET of soft finish cotton. Reg. si.f9, at ... BLEACHED TURK ELS--Hcgulsr
 aec, at ....,....,. FANCY PRINTED SCARFS--Naluc Doc. Inventory special
 cOLDKED BORD STITCHED LUNCH Size 52Xbi, regular sl,3g, at ........
 llEslMED DIAri. s0x2u, regular sl.39 the Anniversary Sale -= Dozen %.
 CREAM ALL LfSl BAMASk - 7u.inch patterns, regular si.b9 Sale price {
 FULL SIZE SUM, llcmmell use regular s25b. at ......
 NC Y CnLOI BR0IDERED PILL, Sizes i5NS6, regula tac Inventory price
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Inventory Sale Specials in Our Corset Shop

ELASTIC TOP AND NON LAClNG CORSETS. 0E
 Inventory Sale price o.. OSN
 ELASTIC TOP and MEpltM BUST CORsETs-slode Of pink co,til Inventory CT AZ Sale price ,...... D lsfO
 E. X q. pfSK SILK BRoCHE cORsETS -- With ciastic sec- 'ions at top. :i.oo ,alno. In- >sntorg n0 IE Sale price ....... p[sES
 ONE tor OF CURsETs Gee Selected from our best makes. not all sizts in any one make. hut all sizes in lot. Values up 10 .,,' ,'oo. Inventory S1.29 Sale price ...... so1
 WE FEATURE MME. <. *BMULAS1Ik--And other best makes cf reducing corscts and brassiores
 C. E. CUESETs-With 2.inch elastic band sil across top. also has q large elastic section at lower hack. sI5o value. 1n- tcntorE 10 OF Sale price ....... pOsZO
 CLIO AtL ELASTIC CIR nLEs -- is inches long with bfochs front and stripping. g. value. Inventory co OF Eale price ....... V[sGo
 SILVER SEAL NON-t.ACGNG CsRsETS-Msde Of silk dotted materials with elastic sections at hips, ss.5p value. n0 OF Inventory sale prtcc DZsJO
 BEAUTY BRAssIEREs -- Long waisted with reinforce. ncnt over diaphram. hook back. pink or white silk striped ma in,,ali, inTsniory ,'lss .sI, 'p,as: pricc 95c
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
At Leather Goods Dept.

IMPORTED BEADED BAGS -Colors and combination colors of rcd, green, gold and steel and red and others, an are draw strings regular SIPS. For this or on
 LEATHER BAGS-Colors are black, brown, tan, grey and blu. all are real leather, with purse, mirror and inner com partments regular CT 7n ss.95. al this sale D \ 1s(J
 BEADED BAGS Light and 'lark colored, some with neat Isdgns, regular slUG. Sale Tpo T,'s' for or' .'....... 'as.'. S1.OO
 During this Inventory Sale, VT offer other than the above, lee1 discount on any article in stock.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Inventory Sale of
 Footwear

$500 WOMES'S and GROW. ING GIRLS PATENT HEATH. FIR SANDALS-Nith one strap and fancy strap H1 no rffrTte eD Jn
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Inventory Sale Wash Goods Dept.

1NFDiE1ED FANCY isaTISE ... a.-L--L. ..-.an T.. .-r....-. IL -.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Inventory Sale at Silk Dept.

ALL SILK FLAT CRETE High lUstre. io-inch wide, reg ular s2.69 at the CT no Inventory Sale ... 0l.SS
 SILK CANTON CREPE All new summer shades, 40-inch ,s.s5 slos' as 5ssu.a' ...,..... S1.79
 PLAIN AND CHANGEABLE inch wide, reg ss1s ssls sriss sriss' ....... S1.69
 IMPORTED ALL SILK NAT URAL COLOR PONGEE- s. inch wide, regular 9sc. 70
 At the Inventory Sale. fSC
 FANCY PRINTED CREPE 40-inch wide, regular s2.69. s.is ss;.'; prlss is.s,' ....... $1.98
 ALL SILK SATIN CHAR NETsE - All colors, 40-inch siai; ss.s. regular ss .''..... $1.98
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Inventory Sale at Dress Goods Dept.

ALL WOOL JERsEYs-56- inch wide reg CT 60 'L9s. Sale price. p l .OJ
 CREAM INDIA TWILL sERGE-All wool, 4c-inch wide. ssSo'pF ssis pries s'''s, .s.... $1.65
 CREAM FANCY SUITING - All wool. 56-inch wide, regular s2,49 value. H1 40
 ALL WOOL SPORT ELAN NEL-Newest colors. regular slss. Inventory CT c0 sale price ....... 0l.OS
 INDIA TWILL AND WOOL bs-inehes wide, black, navy and s:2s'' s:9s. at regular s'...... $1.85
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Inventory Sale at Luggage Shop

W O h f, x < OVERNIGHT CAsEs--of Duronts fabricoid. double locks, cretonne lined. three pockets Sizes II, i6, IS, @. g inches. Values 10 ss.as. rr.r,. 'q,c"'ors .'"',+'' Sale SAYS
 DRESS THJ NkS--- a6-inches long, 24-inchcs deep, 2l.ihches wide, made Of throe.ply veneer, covered and bound. also inter- lined with hard vulcanized fibre, strong brass 9rorner bumpers. brass hardware. eagle lock, ere tonne lned. teo trays. regular i25. At the In. COT m ,eBtory Sale %. DZ | sOO
 TRAVELLING BAGS --of se. locted eowhide, hand seVed frame. solid brass hardware. large reinforced sewed corners. leather lined throughout, colors ight and dark brown. also black. Reg. ST. c1o QQ For this sale D \ ZsJC
 TRAY FITTED CASES - Made of good quality Duponis fsbiiCoid on veneer frame. 22- inches long. 1@is inches wide, ft. inches dcop. fitting Of light and dark tray, can be used separatriy as overnight cases. s,..'.'.'.... a.so.'' '''.a' S17.95
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30

Jisi E4B al
 5zaa-Inrh a41e. I and 1f5s st ff r
 aiHEBTuHEEI5 a u1ga r
 Sale rgr
 EMfEIioIyI Fst LIS FHnE H rEBsr E1.sz In- erfcfy N r~-s PLAIN CoTf
 7 light HH % crhiI
 r E1r. at
 fHfA# I Ell 1strrAs vide nH Biar tafua
 
 PLAIN TFIgHs@ UfBs LINEN la cf HH s str m8l T enHt 8ff I.Hfo-g aa g
 C4TTfy. FTrrrI -5sa85 n % selE at fE Inventory @ JH.ATs COLOR EHa z1 at He Tr entory sale -
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Specials in Cloves at the Inventory Sale

manufacturers names, selected from our own stock for this sale, sell regularly for S2.?a. Inventory CT on
 WoNEN's 2-CLAsp SILK GLONES-In black. white, grey snd mode. Reg. cE
 I5c, al .............. OoS
 kAYsER 2.CLAsP SILK GLOVES -- Embroidered back, in grey, black. beaver. whit. and mode--si.o0 quality at OE- tho Inventory salc.... COC
 ODD LOT OF SILK and FABRIC GLOEES-Small sizes, mostly white. few colors. rang ing from 75c 10 IA
 S..pe. Sale price .... fOC
 woMEN's LONG MILAN. EsE SILK GLOVES - That covers the elbow. Regular :s,5 .',I; or.ls Inventory .''F Sl.39
 wOMEN's FANCY CUFF GLoFEs--Sow and natty styles. weliknown make. taken out Of our own stock for this tale. sell regularly for S2.75. e0 OF Sale price ....... DZ.ZO
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30
Hosiery and Underwear

WoIEN's GLOVE SILK NESTS--ln peach and hcsh col- o.s, made bodice i rr style. Sale price v l.(O to match match ........ ~Z.69
 WOMES'S VERY FINE QUALITY UNION SUITS - Come in bodice and built up shoulder style. Loose CT tight knee. Regular and co
 extra sizes at--Each. JOG
 MISSES AND BOYS MAIN SoOk UNION suITs-Tho girls have the bloomer knee. Sizes 2 to 12 Ar
 at, each .........., fOC
 CHlLDEES'S KNIT UNDER wAIsTS-Reinforced where the strain comes 2 to i2 0O
 years Sale price ... ZZC
 WOHES'S SILK STOCKINGS --"Corticelli" make chiffon and medium weight. These are a very fine quality and come in black and colors, called irreEu- lars or yary high grade stock- ing that has sold as high ss 1850. Safe CT or pTICf .......s..s+. " A G1S
 WDMEN'S BURsON STOCK ISGS-Comc in bluck, white or balbrigEdn. regular and on
 extra sizes, at-pair. OOC
 WOMEN's SILK and FIBRE STOCKINGS -- Come in black, white and all the wanted shades. Safe on
 price-pair........... oOI
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30

vicinity to be able to this 9story establishment and everything ecep restricted ates) good live liberal discount from regular
 We could low" afford only this pagethe small are big. -
New Britain herald., 1924-06-30

FIR SANDALS-With one strap s.od., and fancy strap S1. .Q2
 S4.o0 |. :. kEDS REGENT 0NFORnS--ln plain white can vas, also white canvas trimmed with white buck, black and tan leather, not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in CT co the lot, Sale price D 1sVC
 wOMEA's s5 co TO sa.7s GREY and ATREpALE SUEDE PUMPS and OXFORDs-Not all sizes in each style but all sizes in the lot, CD nO at,,.. ~SsSo
 WOMEN's s7.oo PATIENT PUMPS and SANDALS -- With small cut out on the Namps and sides, low and Cuban coN cred heels at the 6A OF
 WOMEN's TAN SANDALS Developed in the new tau sum- Set calf cut out Namps, with low and Cuban or nr
, 1924-02-15
Continued from Isl page.)

ot.'HAtt 5ti'A-0 iiit -I'tf -
in Egypt. 1t IS about 3 metres 81 feet
Paris. Feb. 18th. Systematic obstruc-
tl3a by tthe opposition to the Govern
mrnt's fiscal measures was continued
yesterday, when the Chamber Of Depu-
ii IS took Up article 2. providing that
no new functi0naries should be engaged
or new public Offices created during
1924. During the afternoon six amend
mantS to the article we're moved, five
OF which the government opposed, max
Ing the vote ore of confidence. These
five were defeated by votes showing
the usual division Of the past fortnight,
800 0dd for TIE government and some
thing over 200 against,
London, Feb. 12th.-Mr. T. P. O'Con-
nor, Nationalist member Of the House OF
Commons for The Scottish Division of
Liverpool, has gone over to the Govern
ment side of the House. Mr.. O'C0DnOr
has thrown off the mantle of opposition
v hich he has worn so many years while
still retaining his popularity and cross
ed the floor Of the House, because, he
says in a letter TO the speaker Mr.. Whit
ley, the Irish question IS now out OF Brit
ish politics. The Irish question is now
settled. Mr.. O'Csnnor writes to the
speaker, and as I am an independent
supporter o. ,be Government my proper
place is on the ministerial side of the
House.
Belfast. Feb. 18th -Cahir Healy, re-
Gently elected member Of the British
House of Commons for Fermanagh and
Tyrone. has bten released from the large
internment camp. HeaIy has been held
by the Government Of Northern Ireland
since his release In May 1922, under the
defence Of the realm act. The order Of
release prohibits him from entering a
large area Of Ferman9gh, including his
home town Of E~nuiskillen.
London, Feb. 18th. The members Of
Parliament assembled today in unprece-
danted eli cumstances, meeting for the
first time under a La50ur Government.
the fact that the LabourjJes, in their
W words, are taking office without
power, did not diminish interest IN their
accession and all available public space
IN the House Of Commons was bespcken
long in advance by people eager to see
the representatives of the working
class occupying the front ministerial
benches, which had never before been
filled except by alternate Conservative
and Liberal administrations, or their
earlier counterparts, the Tories and
Wings.
TnT ARsrDpNAN EVTC
, 1924-02-15
Administrators Notice.
In the District Court Of the Virgin Is
lands Of The United States. Christian
St8d Su5-jIdiCiaI District.
III THE MATTER OF THE ESTATEOF
SUSANNA MARGRETH PLASKEIT,
DECEASED.

NOTICE is hereby given, that A. F.
" SIAKEMANN, Administrator OF the
- above entitled estate, having fied in
the District Court of the Virgin IsIar,g
of the United States, his final account OF
the administration Of the said estate, the
hearing of the same has been fixed for
MONDAY the Bird day OF MARCH A. d.
1924 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF that
day, at the Office of the Judge of sa d
Court in the Town Of Christiansted, Is
land of St. Croix, and all persons inter
ested in the said estate are hereby notified
then and there to appear and show cause,
if any they have, why the said account
should not be settled and allowed,
Christiansted, St. Croix, January 30th
1924.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
administrator.
, 1924-02-15
Notices For The A. ME-, Church,

NOtC0S tOf Inc a, III, {, GnOICII'
The members and friends Of the A. NJ.
2. Church are hca9iIV thanked for the
attendance given al inc services at all OF
the Churches here. And especially do
we appreciate the kindness of the editors
for giving space for u notices. The
new Pastor and Presiding Elder has en-
tered upon this work with one aim IN
view: we come to serve the whole com
munity, and it shall be our policy to do
all the good we can, in every place we
can. ct every chance we see, and we pur-
pose to make the way for doing good. The
public is called to attend to the follow
ing
AT CHRISTI4NSTE0 CHURCH
Wednesday Night. Bible Class at 7:30.
Thursday Aliens Day CeIebra-
ton, 100
Fri lay afternoon. Choir RehearsaIs,
Sunday morning at 600 o'clk. Early Hour
Prayer Service.
1000 Regular
Preaching,
"l2.3O " Sabbath
night at 100 eek. Sermon Theme Theme
OUR NATION"
AT GROVE PLACE
Friday night, at 700 o'clock, The Official
Board.
80. " The Class
Meeting.
Sunday 1900 Preaching
Service.
school after the regular service.
AT FREDERIKSTED CHURCH
Wednesday night at 100 o'clock Class
Meeting.
Sunday at 3 o'clock, the regular Preach
ing.
Sunday School after this service.
ELISHA G. S. ROBINSON,
Pastor. p. Il.
Evening star., 1924-10-07

ing for the Washington batters dur-
ing the practice of the Nationals. Man
aeer harris was expecting Virgil
Barnes to go to the mound for the
Giants Both Peckinpaugh and Miller
TOOK their turns at the plate for the
Nationals during preliminary batting
practice.
Peck In Lineup.
At lis o'clock the centerffeld
bieachers and the entire upper stand
was mass of impatient humanity.
The lower stands We're rapidly filling
and indications were that a bigger
crowd than yesterday would witness
the game today.
At l:40 o'clock Manager Harris
definitely announced that Peckin-
paugh would not start. Miller was sent
to third and Bluege to short. McNeely
played center field.
Muddy" Ruel. the only regular on
either team who hasn't yet come
through with at least one safe hit in
the series, will receive for the Na-
tionals and endeavor to break the link
of his batting slump.
The presence of a left-hander on
the Washington mound also caused
John McGraw to change his plans.
Terry benched. Irish Meusel. bat
ting fifth, was in left field for the
Giants and Hack" Wilson in center.