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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
A. N. BROWN
FINED $1,000
PLANS APPEAL
Motion for New Trial
VIII Be Filed Today;
Convicted of Negli-
gent Homicide

A. N. Brown was found gull
ty by jury last night at 8
o'clock of first degree negligent
homicide, in connection with the
death Of Jesus Alvarado, actor,
in a highway accident about a
year ago, and his penalty set at
a fine of $1,000. The jury was
out about three hours.
Motion for a new trial will be
filed today by Judge James A.
Graham, defense counsel, among
the grounds for a new trial be-
ing charges tiat the defendant
was convicted of an offense not
contained in the Indictment, and
not sustained by the evidence.
If motion Tor a new trial is overruled
the case will be appealed.
In bringing in a verdict of negligent
homicide in the first degree, the jury
eXonerated the defendant of the counts
Of murder, and negligent homicide in
the second degree, both contained in the
charge of Judge A. w. Cunningham. The
jury did not find the defendant guilty
OF driving while intoxicated
In his charge to the jury, Judge Cum
nIngham defines first degree negligent
homicide as follows: Negligent homi-
eide of the first degree is defined as
follows: if any person in the perform
ance OF a lawfHl act shall by negligence
and carelessness cause the death of an
other, he is guilty of negligent homicide
of the first degree. The performance of
lawful act, as that clause is used here,
is an act which is not forbidden bv
penal law, and which would give no just
occasion for a civil action and to consti-
tute this offense there must be an ap-
parent danger of causing the death OF
the person killed or of some other per
son. The want of proper care and eau
tion distinguishes this offense from ex-
cusable homicide. The degree Of. ,re
and caution is such care as a r.. n OF
ordinary prudence would use under like
circum stances. The punishment for
negligent homicide of the first degree
is confinement in the county Jail not
exceeding one year, or a fine not exceed
ig one thousand dollars"
Negligent homicide of the second de-
gree is defined in the charge as the
killing of a person when the person
guilty thereof is in the act of the com
mission or attempting the commission
of an unlawful act.
Hearing Of testimony in the case was
concluded at noon yesterday. At the
reconvenlng of court in the afternoon
Judge Cunningham read his charge tc
the jury, outlining in the charge the
highway laws of the state as applicable
to the case. The arguments of the at
torneys followed, the case going to the
jury shortly after O'Clock in the after
noon. IL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
Hotel Bonus Payments Up
To $4,000; Still Brisk

The hotel bonus cash payments rose
to $4,000 today it was announced by
the collection eommitte, A. III. Fernan-
dez, G. c. Wagner and f. j. Tucker
The committee yesterday. made per-
sonal calls on a number of subscrib-
ers to the fund of $65 900. and tomor-
row will resume the work. with the
expectation that they will clear up
the campaign by the latter part of the
week
"Those who agreed to subscribe to
the bonus are coming in readily"
said member of the committee. ''We
do not anticipate that there will be
great difficulty in turning the $685.
900 in notes into the actual cash.
SIN some cases the subscribers are
asking for a few days graces in which
70 make their payments. but they as
sure US they will come in with the
money within a very brief time
The committee is very anxious to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
CIV The Associated Press.)


KANSAS CITY, Kansas, Auril 15.-
No work for the jury" is the slogan
of vigilante committee organized to
protect local banks agains trobbers.
Distribution of arms of the COM
mittee which is composed of bank en-
ployes and business men in the neigh
borhood of banks was under way to-
day. Two hundred and fifty rifles,
sawed off shotguns and .45 calibre
revolvers will be placed in the hands
of persons in position to use them
in an emergency.
Each bank is being equipped with
an alarm that may be set off at
number of places in the building with
out knowledge of the holdup men.
When the alarm is sounded, under
the plan. each vigilante in the vicinity
will seize his weapon and fiEd a
vantage point, previously selected at
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
THE WEATHER

Brownsville and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday.
East Texas: Partly cloudy tonight
and Thursday. Light to moderate south
est to south winds on the coast.
Weather Condition
Light scottered showers occurred
since last report in Oklahoma and Ten
nessee, and light to moderate general
rains in the north-central and northeast
ern sttaes 1t was colder this morning
in the northcentral states, with tenn
peratures of freezing and lower in the
Dakotas.
The lowest temperature last night at
Texas stations ranged from 81 at AM
arillo to ~ at Corpus Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
Painleve to Form
New French Cabinet

PARIS, April ia socialist motion
that would have prevented introduction
of bill to legalize an increase in the
circulation Of the Bank of France was
defeated in the chamber Of deputies to-
day 332 to 164.
The socialist party today decided 1T
would allow its members to take office
under Painleve ministry.
Ex-Premer Painleve today definitely
agreed to form cabinet in succession
to the Herriot ministry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
Court Orders Trial
Of Alleged Slayer

AUSTIN. Tex, April 15.-Judge Joel
R. Bond of Van Zandt county. by writ
of mandamus granted by the supreme
court, today was ordered to set for
trial the murder charges against r. J.
Moreau. now in the penitentiary for
the death Of Mrs. G. F. Goodnight. Mo
reau was convicted in Van Zandt county
in 1917 for the murder of G. F. Good
night and was sentenced for life i'm
prisonment, and at the same time an
Indictment for the killing Of Mrs.
Goodnight was pending.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
NOT DECIDED

The winner of the district interscho-
lastic League meet, held last Friday and
Saturday, has not been decided, Supt.
Thomas j. Yoe said today, although de-
cision as to the winner, after the total
points are added up, is expected soon
from j., Lee Stambaugh of Pharr- San
Juan, whc is district director
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
NAVAL PLANE SHOW
GIVEN FOR OFFICERS
(By The Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., April :5.-High
officials Of the navy and the chairmen
Of the senate naval and military COM
mttees were spectators of today's air
plane maneuvers at the marine corps
base at Quantico, Va.
The show was arranged at the request
of-Chairman Hale of the senate naval
ommittee, and it had been the purpose to
shroud it in mystery for reasons not
made public Senator Hale made the
trip to Quantico in an airship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15

ENGAGEMENT RING GIFT,
X X *
NOT TRUST, COURT SAYS
X X n
IN SUIT TO RECOVER ONE
(By The Associated Fress.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Apri lis.
An engagement ring is gift and
not trust. and if the fair recipient
retains possession Of it she is not
guilty of cmbczzlement, it was ruled
here yesterday by "a police judge.
Louis H. Peterson asked the court
for a warrant for the arrest of his
former fiancee, Miss Dorothy Howard,
on a charge Of embezzlement, assert
ing she had retained ownership of q
diamond ring he had given when she
promised to become his bride. He
said they subsequently had abandon
ed their plans and that the bride-to-
have been refused to return the ling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
Former Secretary of
Fall Dies in Arizona

GLOBE, Ariz.. April 15.-Charles v.
Stafford, former secretary to Albert b.
Fall, died last might at Roosevelt. Ari-
zona, SO miles from here after linger.
ing illness, it was learned today The
body will be sent to SAINT: Fe. N. NJ, for
burial Mr.. Stafford died of heart d.
sease and asthma. from which he had
suffered several years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
San Antonio Officers
Find Trace OfDO1111u
Resident at Hotel
Especial to The IIerald)


SAN ANTONIO Texas, April 15A trace of Mrs. R. P Moyie
of Donna found here yesterday in the ST. Anthony hotel
leading officers believe that she still alive and unharmed
although she has been definitely located yet
Officers found that she checked out of the ST. Anthony hotel
where she located by detective late Tuesday, after having
she left another San Antonio hotel
April Officers secured trace Of Mrs Moyle who came
pre-Easer shopping expedition through telegram
her mother Sunday, they said.
Her father and husband here from the Valley Tuesday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
Kansas City Prepares to
Extey1n1i11Ute Bank RObbey

or near his place Of business. AS the
bandits apepar the guards will open
fire.
1T is time the bank robbers received
some of the treatment dealt out to
horse thieves of former days" said
j. R. Sandell Of the ePople's National
bank
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
Revenue Bureau Allows
Additional Deductions
fBy The Associated Press.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 15.-Out-
lining limitations on tax payers losses
on old German reichbank paper marks,
the internal revenue bureau today, held
that deductions in tax returns may be
allowed for 1924, equivalent to the
amount invested which will not be re
covered when the obligations are re
deemed under the Dawes plan.
At the same time, the bureau added
one imperial Russian government secur-
ity to the list of items that may be
charged off as bad debts" 1t is the
five and one half per cent ruble loan,
due next year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
Eight Indicted on
Fake Stock Charge
(By The Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. N. r.. April 15.-Eight
men were charged with using the mails
in a 81 900 900 swindle in two sealed in
dictments opened yesterday in United
States district court. The men, it is al
legged. sold to persons throughout the
country worthless stock in a company
organized to manufacture bullet proof
glass s~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15
Mrs. Cunningham to
Face Murder Charges
(By The Associated Press.)

CROWN POINT, Ind. April Is
County Prosecutor August Bremen OF
Lake county announced today that on
the basis of the report of the coroner's
chemist at Chicago finding poison In
the bodies of two of her children, Mrs
Anna Cunningham Of Gary, Ind. woull
be charged formally with murder be-
fore nightfall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15

CHICAGO. Ill. April 15.-Bank rob-
berries and burglaries are increasing
i'm the middle west to such an extent
that rates of insurance have been ad-
vanced from 33 1-3 to $50 per cent, it
was established at meeting here of
the burglary department. of the Ma
tional Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Underwriters.
Evidence submitted at the. meet
ing was tothe effect that hardly a
day passes without several daylight
robberies in the middle vest territory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-04-15

to Join IN the search, winch has
continued for several days with
San Antonio police and detec-
tives aiding in the search.
A trace of her was found, when she
registered at local hotel on April z,
leaving on April 8. and no trace could
be found after that time, until she was
reported to have checked out Of the st.
Anthony hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Matlock. parents
of Mrs Moyle, and her husband left the
Valley Monday afternoon when they Sc
cured a report that the missing woman
had been at San Antonio hotel. Mrs
Moyle had been in ill health aid de-
spondent for some time. and friends
feared she had suffered violence.
San Antonio police reported that she
registered at the Prudential hotel there
on April 7, and that she checked out on
April 9. and no trace of her could be
found until she was reported found al
the St. Anthony hotel yesterday.
She left Donna with the intention Of
visiting her only sisters, Mrs. A. G
Caldwell in Corsicana, it was said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
IlRCE ESTATES
MUST co
lrvntine Seeks More Room
for Settlers

-,NoS AIRES Fea IA uv
.tbe eyat landowners u
rune tn break up their
.r4 80 them lu small tracts
-. hui.dtr- hle t-cn submitted
- hy President Nsrceio r.
ara pr Thomas A D.
r.. mlnisirr % aEriruuurc Tho
=, r5vr7 the president - the
-, poNyr Co appropriate and
-, whatever lands he decms
-. for such purpose
s-,r.nenis 90 the project declare
m nrst sun boz "a campsigu 20
-, m population 90 Argentina
,hs present figures 90 less than
- - 20 5e.ooo .o0o or more. and
- m 4 nation ~ home owners
- q land t0rons and absentee
I, ia,ls. Interested only ln private
"a Without 3ny desire 20 i'm,
81 tie land
- polnted cut that ALREADY the
- 81 Corrieutrs. Saiia and Tu-
- are eugascd In portioning ont
- hnds chiefly % encourage cot
ralturc. In the meantime the
~ aerage under cultivation
- virtually NO increase durinE
s.ae deoa,ie. while there IS a Ercat
- agricultural population m
i, cuntrs vofkius on the bis
-. f5r only three or four months
Il 4 TIE year.
NJ 4 Breton believes that hy
,-,t,.s up che land into small
,~,-tAe smaller che bgtler-a Eri-
eurii production viii show imme-
q, lmprovemcnt ard the country
q \ abe 10 support a vast popula.
- a satisfied home owners,
4, Effort Is fnaIc % conceal the
- tAat with the land here owned
,ric,s ranging up 20 millions OF
,,.-Which the owners stead.
~ havc refused TO break Up and
A. ,annot b. broken up by tax
80 because the landowners are
srong IN the congrcss-ArEen-
q 4 no place Tor the small agri-
arsst only hborcrs, not home
skrS can b. used
N xreat andowger who has con.
,tea The business Of his estate with
r,5ace ana circumspcctlon IN eat.
Z. nislng amply covers an his ne
sfss and can await without
,,aisnce the repetition OF the phe-
rrssa by which his land is sn-
a. b collective effort. while he
s,-s the inheritance law from time
srs 70 make d very relative d.
ea q lands SAYS IL Breton
n slow and rythmic process
,saA Individuality may BE- regarded
"a tranquility uniustiy impedes The
r,raled march u progress which
.rsiys work demands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
III POULTRY
TtHkEts far sale EAst-isaa
IS MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
HAHII ANU UOUUH

naHh fHr inHIuHIuE uHfrlr keeps
Euuf hHHHr HaF~rr auH cleaner
French doors guraFr duur1 mirror
dHuFa
llrratfaaf nook complete with
neat tables end hrnrhre
Drain boards uuur bins medicine
tahiuUfH.
special cabinet work Doors and
niHdnuH for 600 uurpuHrH
Rubber weather HfTlps Hf tnr foot
hrrps Que wind and duet
IS iUdF UirfH glass ana sedan door
hshta replaced while sou walt
Yea BIAS direct from fhr fHefaff uf
farfHfF prirUa erud ua FuHr slices
GhtHluE sent upon request
Just Telephone llsfUfstauA
~ U WILLIAMS COMPANY.
1853 IiraL Atf. 81 seattle. wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

H'fihs IN their households are re-
sried b. the following men:
sfisfk. Louis. snoh0uish. boy.
tssfd. William Joseph. AiderwOOd
Asor. Dos.
sssn. Russell G, 2gzs W. Barrett
- ziri.
,se,a. Edward. soss 10th ave y.
sst'n. Bert W. 7ss n. 7ard st..
sGA Harold james. 800 ". 18Th
g boy.
' 9. Frank Adeibert. sit7 18th
'.s1aA. Edward. 1851 y. 55th ST..
r <ss.s. Frank. 1906 sturgis I'd. girl.
1.sn.a- Cornelius Durk. Richmond
hzhlands. girl
~ ave. W.. hoy.
|. .s,ssi. Darwin. 1888 Lafona ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
Sensational Value
MUST nE SOLD
Million Dollar View
Grapes, Range, Limo.
All for $4,350
N Isl W M M Nv hi M M mi M d

1915 Stone Way ME lrsc-g660
= Open Eve win call for YOU
II Hi II II III II II II II II II II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16

We NEED FTHNiTuEE, ana vii
pay SPOT CASH. of seil for you
on conaiRument Catl our buyer
and get the HEST results out 81
your houHrhoid goods. No amount
TOO LARGE or TOO SMALL for
US 70 handle.
Barnett Auction Co.
s00i Second Ave.
Ma in-4aGl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
FOR SALE
WEST SEATTLE


3-roum bungalow graded street.
fine view large lot Good work
Iurnuaa home $50 monthly. in
rludInE interest Telephone VIE 81
1880.
THE BrSGALOW MERCHANT
$500 california Ave.
Omen Tylutura and SUNDAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
10 Level

acres bottom land. north OF Seattle;
trout creek ON place: near rail-
road and broadway. Price only
$3.50: terms $50 down ana So per
month. See owner at sos Third
ave. for 3 days only.
BIG BAgGAtN-G-hcre modern.
highly improved poultry farm al
greatly reduced price f-room
house. with brick fireplace; sum
mer house. with cement base
meut up-to-date poultry house
capacity 1900 birds. broodcr
house. garage; all buildings
wired for electricity; telephone;
mas delivery. iis acres cleared
and In green grass; X mile from
stores and HchnolH. This II a
golden opportunity. Located IN
thickiy settled North End
suburban district. Price $1,000
Terms 5000 cash. 5000 IN so days
and easy monthly payments. 220
Walker building. corner Second
ave. and University At. Ell lot
UIg9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
SS75-Bargain

~ acres good level upland soil:
comfortable shack on place. also
J-roum bungalow about half
completed with material on
ground 20 completes fine well.
pump and garage Al kinds Of
tools Included. just ga miles
from Seattle and only few
blocks from new ttlo-Tacoma
lU0-foot highway now under con-
atruCtion Exceptional bargain
price. SsTs. Inquire sol Mutual
ILfn HIM EIrai and Yaalnr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
DEATHS

fieyman. Mrs olive 50. county home.
FEB ~. 800,
IT. Feb 10.
w. FEB. 10. 49,.
Cont sif Summit ave. Feb. ~.
McTayish. I'd a. Cj. Z0i0 western
ave. FEB. 8.
Mills. Eugene W, 81, e1fs Palatinc
ave. FEB. 10.
Forster baby. infant. 6ol w Ewing
a.. Feb. Il.
Fen. ~.
tgb a
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81 FOR sALE-ACREAGE

q ACEEs. fenced. on new highway
5-T0qu house with attic large
barn and lrHu-to fIll ~ hay; B
large chicken houses. brludCr.
concrete wells running water in
house and chicken house. hog
house. electric lights: small creek
tbru place. 10 hearing fruit trees.
frN harrieF Young Jeracy COW. ?
infuhatorH. new. capacity 500. and
one s2s farm tools "a ricils wood
rut; near high and grade schools.
s . 500. terms an buildings new.
acres cleared house partly fur
nlahrd ~ q. Coon. Port Orchard.
ttHYHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
Bushels Auction House

81 the close Of TUESDAYS AuC-
TfON About 400 wc WIN sell a
REQ DELIVERY CAR. in running
order Good rubber, one tire less
than n month in use. Sec u DEM
ouatTated ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
2 FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

80 ACRE fruit and dairy farm
some timber: fair buildings and
business location. station at
farm only Is miles southeast OF
Seattle, driving distance; some
stock. VIII accept home as first
payment Phone BE acu-iSS5.
lhnn I'M nNt. = IiN nNnnr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
FUNERAL NOTICES

MESS Frh t8.tags. DAVID NlErs
aged a. YenFs. beloved husband or
Jenny Nfesa AND father ui Ada,
Emma. Tartha aud Annie NlrFa-
Funeral services az thr residence
.Tgt isth ave. TUESDAY afternoon az
: o'clock IutefmFut Oak Lake
cemetery Uaunry -Watauu. Funeral
nIfrFtuFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
Divorce Complaints

NeIilo e. vs. Claude J. wallace
cruelty.
vrinpifred Marie W Arnold 10
sbiustlno. cruelty.
c,r,ce 4 ~. Charles Nutter. cruelty.
Iohn 3. W. Uuellah y. EiimcH,
cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
Z FEMALE HELP MANTED

MABCELLEIis Il HAunUE-sERs
earn SIS o. 4I5 weekly. aud che de-
mand exceeds thr supply We
teach y1u bnw Geo r. fru weeks gua
assist you Ga position.
CARSON ttAIBuUf ssINu COLLEGE
Third Floor Nuls tNdE. OPP A. %
So iu-a39t
WANTED NuWau also fH co.
frf professional work lirTuHr
urut sHgTt huurs good pas SO
rrgNt1u. experience necessary
t""l references Required Arth
-HT
hlHh furH rrmudelrd Ht summer
rfi.H Hirl drrsHuHtiuE 1853
sixth HNH MN iu-stf3 us
rtitE SH0ppF"
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62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

s. ANNNANH NNENA
2 A REAL LOVE NEST
\ FOur-ROOm Beauty
= Completely Furnished
y iiur WATER HEAT
Z $500 Gives Possession
= GOfN.e GuISg guTE
y Only $3.50 - Only
= word cannot adequately de-
Z HrrlFHr Che value uf HhIs
y COZ lowe EteaT Really
ihr HHusE HHH uH IH"H ~
= present fHIu.a HHr m
y course thar Dr. not HHF fagIt.
auH Hg aTr tIrhIHH fH death
n whom $50 Hfr sniH rl chow
= Nuff nHfHr Pc IrHaf fI.H rr
d. loss value The Twins fram
H" of the charming hums rt-
Y tends arIuaH sntIrH front.
u large light 1fu.nE rHuW.
very runmF hrd,hambrf an
\ tfcFp uauHiiF CON .utrHt
y kitchen AfrH boa water
3D.. heating plant. ~ iH uEprrft
.."' NAH...N |"NN .'N
= paurG has French doors.
II very pretty lighting fE-
lures Ia fact Ne is a. tutrst
n place Wr have had listed in
= many moons neat and clean
~ az pin House alone well
n worth The munrF. but bee
= slides ail ~ this ave Included
y absolutely FREE the fal-
loving tasty furniture
Z Eruasria rugs buffalo rug.
= very pretty wicker HFurr.
several wicker upholatfrrd
chairs mahogany library ta-
= BILE. HrFruspirrr dining set.
= with extra large buffet and
china closet "a beautiful mas
= huraHT bedroom suite. gas
N range lniaIu luHlrum.
uiahrs. cooking utrnHils-In
fact All ready 10 order tie
= FrucrfirH Dandy l1t level
- az The floor fbNi11s ~
course 81 Haa garage iir-
7 mem bHT these kui Hf uuFH
= arc a. scarce az hens teeth.
ana positively will BE- sold
= today You may be- the
y lucky party bF being the
= FIRST 90 call IE lrHe-5sal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
JAZZ iiana tauEht nrln'a SOC Pine
9 MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED uoys or coon uoRu.
CHARACTER TO pEtlNER TEt,-
L1N ANS. ESPECIALLY tiDA 8
WHO CAN PLAY MUSICAL. rs
htktMtsNTs AND WISH no InlN
WleTEtsN UNION JUNIOR RAM
NkiNG RECOMMENDATIONS
NONE HrT UONs IILI. ON rEp
NEED APPLY OPPORTUNITY
FuN ADVANCEMENT. MANY
BUSINESS MEN CALL on Us
WHEN, THEY WANT BRIGHT
lltSrLiNG uuNs APPLY MAN
AGEH DELIVERY DEPART
hENr. iII CHERRY sr,
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S4.15O

= PRETTY GRAY BUNGALOW
TERMS $3.50 CASH
= Hero ~ strictly modern
= BUNGALOW Of 3 large
rooms and bath In perfect
= condition with OAK
FLOOR, FIREPLACE. book
= cnseH, oceans OF built-inR.
- two fine bedrooms, snow
= white cabinet kitchen. CO
: ment basement. FUR
MACE. laundry. GARAGE.
= etc. Large view lot. Sell
- dom can you see bunga-
= low OF this character nt
: such n low price. Investi-
gate this ~ looking for a
: genuine bargain. Your not
be disappointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16
Chean New

cottage: s nice. level acres; lots Of
free wood. also 2,000 berry plants
free. Can move right in and be
happy, Terms only 500 down. $40
per month. Deal direct with own
er at gOs Third ave. Open till s
n. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-16

TuoHN- l0t 1911 ~. Web ~.
1925. FILA THORN aged II
years. beloved mother ~ samuel
Vs. Thorn
Funeral service. W.dng day p
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