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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
JEWS SUPPORT
RABBI WISE
IN STAND
Followers Throughout U. S.
Flock to Aid Of
New Yorker.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26-<R,-Jsws
throughout the country are flocking to
the support of Rabbi Stephen 8. Wise,
who is under fire from Orthodox rab-
bis for praising Jesus in . recent I'D
dress. ,-~
The executive committee Of the
United Palestine appeal, raising a S.
100000 fund, today had under eonsid-
Grafton DR.. Wise's resignation az
chairman of the appeal, offered VIXEN
he was criticised for his assertion that
Christ was a man, not myth, and
that Jews must accept him. Action
on the resignation Is expected within
ten days.
Among those who are protesting
against its acceptance are Nathan
Strauss, New York philanthropist who
sent the fund an additional pledge Of
$15O.000, after having already given
$500, 900; Rabbi Sidney Tedesche. New
Haven; Rabbi Samuel Gupp of Provi-
dence; Rabbi Samuel Brown in New.
ark, and the Jewish ministers Of
Northern California who Adopted
resolution in his defense.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
GALES BECOMES
VIRTUAL DICTATOR

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 26.-Whiie
the Mexican Congress was unable be-
fore closing 10 enact all the legisla-
ton in the program of President
Gales, it has vested him with ire
mendous dictatoria powers. The
president may regulate or enforce tine
laws almost to suit himself. He is
the administrator Of the republic.
Actually as well a. figuratively the
laws are practically of his own max
ing, to do with as he sees fit. He
will have charge. of the nations in.
come and will appropriate the budget
az he wishes. He has supreme COM
mand Of the army which he proposes
to promote to a high state Of ef-
ficiency, including compulsory mill
tary and physical training.
He has power to revise the Mexican
civil and criminal codes and controls
the judiciary. He can administer the
petroleum laws as he desires.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
SCORES Of MEy|CANS
VISIT TEXAS CAPITOL

AUSTIN, Dec 26.--C9--Scores of
Mexicans visit the Texas capitoi bund-
ing and study the. massive structure
and contents for hours. Sunday .p-
pears to be their favorite day for Wis
iting the seat Of Texas government.
which once belonged to their ances-
tors.
These Mexicsns stand for hours
gazing at the painting Of the Battle
of San Jacinto, David Crocket and the
Fall Of the Alamo.
They walk the winding stairs to ~
top Of the dome and there gaze at
vast panoramas Of the rolling and rug
ged countryside.
Apparently many Of the courtships
among the Mexicans are made in the
shadow Of the gigantic dome.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
CHANG TO RENTER
MANCHURIAN CAPITAL

TOKYO, Dec. 26.-HD-The war
office today received a dispatch from
Mukden that the commander Of the
japanese forces has withdrawn the
msnifesto prohibiting fighting within
a six-mile radius Of Mukden. from
which il is assumed that Marshal
Chang Tso-Lin will be permitted to
re-enter the Nsncburian capital. Tho
withdrawing Of the manifesto indicates
that Chang had scored a complete VIC
tory over the army Of General Kuo
Sung Ling.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
BURGLAR RIDES
BICYCLE OUT
WINDOW

Riding a stolen bicycle through the
front show window, thief, caught
burglarixing the bicycle shop Of H.
s. Jary, 4O2 Main avenue, succeeded
in making his escape Saturday.
Knowing that he had been discov-
cred and being unable TO take .
bicycle out the rear of the shop where
he gained entrance, the thief deliber-
ately broke through the front window
and calmly peddled away in full view
of employees Of the Roth Brothers
Garage who first saw him and gave
the alarm.
Detective Captain Harvey, Detec-
tives Kohr and Stendebach, and Sta
ton Officer Gray, made fruitless
search for the thief, whose quick
getaway bespoke long years Of bicy-
cling experience.
An investigation showed that he
had scaled a. high fence in the rear
of the shop, forced a rear door, and
then ridden out the front when his
movement in the shop attracted the
attention of employees next door.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
CHILD browns.
\ As CAR GOES
IN RIVER
Father Of Victim Rescued
After Auto Plunges
Into Stream.
Entombed in q large sedan, d. g.

Entombed in q large sedan, the g.
Sesr-old son Of d. W. Lynn, of
Wichita Falls, was drowned in the
swirling waters of the Guadalupe
river near Comfort, Thursday night
Mr.. lynn narrowly escaped a SINH
bar fate. But for the timely arrival of
assistance, be, too, would have been a
victim of drowning as the automo-
bile lay upside down in five feet of
rushing water below the low water
bridge crossing leading into Comfort.
Both father and son were imprisoned
ID the car as it left the bridge and
plunged into the river.
They were en- route from San An
tonic to their residence near Center
point. According TO T. o. Coddring
ton Of Comfort, Mr.. Lynn is a native
OF Wichita. Falls but at present is Iv-
ing near Centerpoint.
They had been to San Antonio to
DO some Christmas shopping and were
hurrying home for Christmas Eve
when the accident occurred.
Mr.. Lynn said they had experienced
several delays in shopping. he was
hmiliar with the road, he stated, but
did not realize his proximity 10 the
bridge just before the plunge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
ELSIE MACKAY SENDS
HUSBAND GREETINGS

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Eisie
Mackay, who left her husband, Lionel
Atwill, for and with Atwilfs protege,
Max Montesole, sent him a cable yes
terday from London.
The message from England wished
him a Merry Christmas. But there
was something else in it which led the
great lover of the stage to get in
touch Immediately with his attorney.
What that something was has not
been learned.
Neither was it learned whether
Lionel's first wife, Phyllis Relph,
cabled him greetings or condolences.
At any rate. Lionel and his attor-
new will appear in Long Island City
Tuesday morning TO answer Elsie's
reply to his petition for absolute di-
vorce-the reply in which she denied
she was unfaithful, and in which she
asked for $50 a week slimony, and
1890 counsel fees.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
Markets Close
For Triple
Holiday

NEW YORK, Dec. z6.-lP)-
Following the lead o. the New
York stock exchange, all the local
security and commodity markets
will remain closed today, pro-
longing their Christmas recess
until next Monday.
Since it is not . legal holiday,
bankers will be required to open
their doors but will transact only
routine business. Textile houses
and other large corporations,
both in Wall Street and other
sections Of the city will observe
. triple holiday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
LAWSON POLICY
CONTINUES ON
DAILY NEWS

} CHICAGO, Dec. 26-R-The Chi
cago Daily News, owned for SO years
BY the late Victor +. Lawson, has
passed into new hands, but the tradi-
tons and policies Of the newspaper
win be continued by men the famous
publisher trained.
Walter A. Strong. for several years
business manager of the Daily News,
representing q group Of business AMI
professional men as associates, yes
terday acquired ownership. for a con-
sideration approximating S15,OO0.Ooc,
said to be a record price for an Amer
lean newspaper.
Under a plan arranged by John j:
Mitchell ST., banker and trustee OIL
the Lawson estate, $S.00O.O0O of de-
benture bonds and s6,0O0.000 of pre-
ferred stock will be issued. all TO be
owned by Mr.. Strong and his asso-
ciates. The arrangement followed thr
position taken BY Mr.. Mitchell as
trustee that the newspaper should
carry out the traditions Of the Lawson
management and not be subjected to
stock selling exploitation.
Although policies viii remain the
same under Mr.. Strong. who becomes
owner and publisher. the Daily News
soon will be in another home. plans
having been made for q new building
at Madison land Market streets and
for a new equipment program Among
Mr.. Strong's active associates. will be
Charles n. Dennis. az editor and
Hopewell L. Rogers, as treasurer.
Both have been with the Daily News
for a number Of years.
Others associated in the ownership
include such well-known men as
Frank o. Lowden. former governor OF
Illinois; James A Patten and julius
Rosenwald.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
Liberty Bell
Will Ring
Once More

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. So
R-The sound Of the Liberty
Bell, silent since it cracked while
tolling for the funeral Of Chief
Justice Marshall, 90 years ago,
viii be heard again New Years
eve, when its tone will be broad
cast in celebration Of the begin
ming Of Americas sesquicenten-
NAL anniversary.
The historic bell will be tap.
ped BY Mrs. w. Freeland Ken
drick, wife Of Mayor Kendrick,
As midnight usbers In the one
hundred and fiftieth year Of in.
dependence for the United
States.
Arrangement for the observance
were completed by officials of
the Sesquicentennisl exposition.
which win celebrate . century
and . half Of national life in the
city next year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
COUNTRY CLUB GIVES
PARTY FOR CHILDREN

Children of Alamo Country Club
members were the guests Of honor at
a Christmas celebration given for
them By the club Christmas after
noon. Approximately 200 children
were present.
Toys, candies, nuts and fruit were
distributed to the children. Eliza
beth Ann McCrary sang a Christmas
carol and Harry Allen McCrary gave
. reading. GeneYieve McDavitt and
Betty Jane Barron gave several dance
pnmbers
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
NIGHT
AIR LINE is PLANNED

LEBOURGET, France, Dec. 30
C1-Airplane freight express service
between Paris and London by night
will be instituted January IS, on the
line Of the Imperial Anyways Limited.
Urgent merchandise" is the way the
company describes the facilities of
fered by the experimental trips. II
the freight service is successful, night
passenger service will be added. The
London-Paris air route now is illumin-
ated at 10 different points by special
ground lights and flashing beacons.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
PAINTED HATS NOW
ALL RAGE IN PARIS

PARIS, Dec. 26.--CPD-Painted
hats have ben adopted By some fash
ionable Parisiennes this winter, dis.
pensing with all such trimmings IS
buckles and fasteners.
This mode is not very popular With
the millinens because with few dett
strokes OF the brush an artist can
transform a shabby velour or felt hat
into a chic and seemingly brand new
article.
Husbands have little cause to ~
joice over any economy in connection
with this novelty. for some women In
sist on having signed masterpieces by
fashionable painters, at the usual fash
ionable prices.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
BULGARIAN MONARCH
ISSUES PARDON TO so

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Dec. 26.--tR)-
King Boris has extended fun pardon
to 90 persons condemned 10 death for
completely in the conspiracy leading
to the bombing Of the cathedral last
April.
On the occasion Of the national fete
day last November, the king COM
muted the death sentence in the case
of many Of those convicted by a mil
itary court for participation in the
cathedral outrage. At that time be
also issued pardons 10 10 of the con-
demned men.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
GENERAL KUO, WIFE
EXECUTED BY CHANG

TOKYO, Dec. 26.-CR-A special
dispatch to Asshi from Mukden says
that General Kuo Sung Ling. who
fled after his army was defeated
Thursday, by that Of Marshal Chang
Tso-Lin, and his wife, were captured
and that the captors cut off Kou's
legs and his wife's arms and then
shot and killed them both.
Afterwsrd Kuo and his wife were
decapitated.
Marshal Chang, ordered their heads
placed on the grave Of one Of his
favorite generals who had been exc
cuted by Kuo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
Staying CHARGED
FOUR BROTHERS AS
SEQUEL TO FIGHT

Murder charges were filed against
four brothers in Justice Adams court
Saturday in connection with the kill
ing Of Nicolas Flores near Elmendorf
Thursday night.
Assault TO murder charges were also
filed against two of the same men for
an alleged attack on Victor Samudio.
They were filed By Deputy Sheriff
John Subira.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
PAIR DROWN WHEN
THEY TRY TO SAVE
FRIEND FROM DEATH

EUREKA, Cal, Dec. 26.--CN-
Five persons drowned here today, two
sacrificing their lives in an attempt
TO save a friend.
DIR. Clarence Graham. aged 30, and
Edwin Morrison, 20, died, trying TO
pull George Howe, an attorney from
a strong ocean current. Howe was
finally rescued, being dragged into a
rowboat By Herbert King.
Three children were drowned in q
slough.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
5 KILLED WHEN TRAIN
AND AUTO COLLIDE

WIsNER, Neb., Dec. 76.-R--
Fred Won Zeggern, So, and four MEM
bcrs of his family were killed today
when q Chicago-Northwestern pas
sepger train struck their automobile
on a crossing west of here.
Besides Won Zeggern, the dead are
his wife, their son, Gustave II, and
two daughters, Louisa, IS, and
Anna, 20.
Fred Won Zeggern Jr., 10, was
probably fatally hurt. His death will
wipe out the entire family.
The family was en- route to spend
Christmas with relatives who live
north of Pilger.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
POISONING FATAL
TO RADIUM WORKER

EAST ORANGE, y. j., Dec. %.
&-Ihe death of Miss Marguerite
Carlough today increased to seven the
number Of former employees Of the
United States Rsdiurn corporation of
Orange, who in three yesrs have died
from poisoning attributed TO radio
active substances.
County Physician MARYLAND, after
an autopsy. gave the cause Of Miss
Carlough's death as chronic anaemis
Of the pernicious or regeneratiVe type.
due 10 the injection Of radioactive sub
stances, mesothorium. radium and
their decayed products"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
STEAMER CARSHOLM
LOSES RUDDER POST

HALIFAX, y. s., Dec. 26.-CP)-
The Swedish steamer Carsholm, 2,165
tons, has lost her rudder and rudder
post, says wireless message received
last night by the department Of ma
rine and fisheries. She was about 400
miles from ST. Johns, ". f., and
bound from Stockholm for Baltimore
and New York.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
COOLDGES TO HEAR
8-YEAR-OLD VIOLINiST

AUBURN, y. Y. Dec. 28.-HD--
Eddie Dyer, s-yesr-old violinist Of this
city, left for Washington last night
20 play for President and Mrs. Cool
idse Peter kurtz. a viOlinist Of
Auburn. has undertaken the boys mu-
steal training and has induced the
Auburn KiwaDis club to Assist a.
nsBeially
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
NEW YORK GOODS
LIKE MARRIED LIFE

NEW YORK, Dee. 26-CP)-Co-eds
at New York University disagree with
the Rev. John Roach strston's state
men that marriage and college life are
impossible. IL. K" writes the college
paper that she knows four other goods
who are also married, their marks
have. improved and instead Of going
to bridge parties, indulging 10 gossip
and becoming social parasites, they
are leading lives far more beneficial
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
SMITH STREET ARC
LIGHT REQUESTED

Residents petitioned the city com
mission Saturday to install an arc
light at the intersection Of South
Smith and Grenet streets.
The request will be referred TO Fire
and Police Commissioner Phil Wright
for a recommendation,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26

HE who dances must pay John
Barmore, Raymond Charo, and K. Z.
Perry"
Or at least he will have to pay
them if they ever lay hands on him:
The dancer in this case is the thief
who stole musical apparatus from
each of them Christmas night.
Mr.. Maramore, ISL Garraty road,
reported the theft of a mandolin out
Of his automobile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
PATRONS PRESENT.
MOTORMAN PURSE

hEADvILLE, Pa. Dec. 2e.-GR
Nearly 400 patrons Of Meadvills
trolley route presented q purse o.
gold to Harvey A. Smith, motorman.
for courteous service. Mr.. Smith has
been employed on the. railroad since
its formation ~ years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
MUSICALLY INCLINED THIEF
SOUGHT BY THREE VICTIMS

A tuba horn was stolen from the
home of Mr.. Perry, 1901 North Brazos
street.
Mr.. Charo, Sill Matamoras street,
reported the theft of As photograph
records from his home.
Making their reports, the three
unanimously agreed they hoped the
thief organized an orchestra and then
broke his leg trying to do the Charles
ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
PRINCESS GOOD yIOLISIsT

BRISSELS. Dec. 2b.-LP)-Prin-
cess Marie Jose is an exceptionally
good violinist. In the Belgian school
OF music she has just passed her ex-
aminations with great distinction.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
KING ALCOHOL
CONSPICUOUS
BY ABSENCE
Dry Officers and Police
Stage Series Of
Fruiuess Raids.

In q series of raids on roadhouses
scattered in the outskirts Of San An
tonic, downtown hotels and fashionable
resorts, not an arrest was made Fri
day night. Liquor drinking apparent
~ was curbed with the arrest of is
socially prominent persons and the
confiscation of a quantity OF liquor
Thursday night. Charges were filed
against those arrested Christmas Eve,
Friday.
Made MP of Deputy sheriffs Angel
Barloco and Charles Peters, City De-
tectives Frank vosler and Lttlepase,
and headed BY Captain Charles Ste
vens. the party left the police station
early with the expectation Of q large
evening.
FIND DEAD SOLDIERS"
A trip to q roadhouse on the east
ern fringe of the city netted several
empty bottles. Dancers scurried to
the walls as officers entered the
building. All exits were guarded
while officers searched cars parked
about the buildings. But other than
dead soldiers" nothing was found.
This, notwithstanding that Friday
nights raiding party was augmented
BY William Mcdonald, Texas OWL
runner-up for the honors of Iszy Elm
stein. Mcdonald, q member Of the
East Texas division, is best remember
ed in Victoria, where he recently ar
rested IS persons and seised more
than 10000 bottles Of beer and much
wine and liquor. McDonald's presence
lent prestige to the party Friday night
but that was all.
EVERYTHING QUIET.
Following the rosdhouse raid, Off
GERS returned to the city. They then
turned 10 the leading downtown
hotels.
Here again everything was quiet and
there was no evidence of drinking.
Dancers were swaying to the melodies
of orchestras instead Of rolling to the
spirit Of King Alcohol. This element
was conspicuous by its absence.
Following similar results in other
roadhouse raids they returned to the
police station before midnight and re-
ported "ell quiet in San Antonio" and
signed off for the night.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26

tO0nunued From Pay One.)
nag severe bruises and a fifth, a boy,
suffering q broken arm
At the hospital Flora told attend
ants he believed one Of the party had
Stepped on a match, igniting it and
setting off the gas charged house. He
ssid be had noticed matches on the
door on previous trips of inspection
The Skaters came here from Flor
IDA eight years ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-26
EXPLOSION SKATERS
HOME AWAITING BRIDE

fOontinued From Paee One.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Flapper Wives Stay on
Job; Don't Tell the Boss
Marrying Justices Do Rush Business Thru
the Noon Hour; Mondays Favorite Day

times why give It up? say
the brides.
But they're afraid N their
bosses know they're married
they'll be fired. SO they keep
on working.
Couples dash across 10 the
courthouse at the noon hour.
They hunt UP the license bu.
reau. get a license and then
whisk away to a justice Of the
peace.
Il do" says she.
~ do" Gays he.
Bless YOU" says the justice.
Ton minutes later tho young
bride is back at her typewriter.
You look Il little flushed"
says tho boss. Don't work
too hard"
"I-oh-I had n little shop.
ping 10 do at noon" says tho
bride. feeling the wedding ring.
hung around her neck on q
ribbon, and hidden away.
Mondays tho favorito day.
They talk II over Sunday and
get II over the next day. Fri
days the poorest. Nobody'a
superstitious, but
II marry 900 couples year"
says Justice Dalton. mo way
OF telling. OF course, just how
many wives keep on working
and don't tell their bosses-but
it's quite large percentage"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
COURT REFORMS
ARE PLANNED
Judges Of State Will Meet
Here at End of July

Reform of superior courts ana
speeding up OF the work viii bo at
tempted by The Washington State
Judges association. The orpulzu
ION VIII meet In Seattle. July 80
and ~ and August !, Judge Jo.
roph u. Llnrlcy. Of Spokane coun.
~, ia president
Judge Lindsey has sent 10 nh
judges a letter. suggesting an en-.
tire program Main points are.
a unified court system: the "Iu.
dicial council system ror the state.
better selection Of jurlcs Boy n jury
commlrBiou Ia the counties. needed
changes In general court rules.
passage Of nn act providing Tor gen.
crul biennial meetings Of all judges.
another net for the retirement ~
Judges
II is hoped 70 work out some plan
10 hasten court procedure. King
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
by JIM MARSHALL

MORE than 70 per cent OF the
Nl girls working in down
town offices arc "napper
wives" Their employers don't
know they're married, either.
This is the estimate OF court
house Justices and attaches.
who soc hundreds OF hurry-up
weddings during the course OF
a year.
Justices Dalton. Austin and
Wright, three King county
marrying suuirc&" perform
hundreds OF hasty weddings
every IL months.
The marriages we solcmnize
arc just az happy, averaging
them UP. az arc those performed
with elaborate ceremonies, I'm
flower banked churches. by
Minister'S" says Justice G. G.
Dalton.
Modern girls like fur coats
and silk stockings. In many
cases they arc making from
800 to s125 a month in an Of
flee: they have regular hours.
two weeks vacation with pay
every year.
That's as good a job ms the
prospective husband has. many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
HICKS is CHOSEN
DRY PRESIDENT
To Come 10 Seattle From
Washington on June |

II. ~ Ilicl,s. now engaged In
Anttsaloo league work under
Wayne u Wheeler In Washington
u, G., IL coming 90 seattle June
TO become superintendent OF the
Washington State Anti Saloon
league, The post was made vacant
by the resignation OF T. A., ColIns.
lie was recommended Tor the 30,
sition by the National Anti Saloon
league, and was unanimously elect.
cd az u meeting ~ tho trustees Of
tho state organization Saturday.
II understood that Hicks. who n
an attorney, has long been engaged
In Anti Saloon league work. and has
a good record on law enforcement
and organization,
y, T., Collins. who has been FIN
ins the position since the death OF
Joseph Pope. has accepted the posl,
ton or assistant 10 tho attorney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-25
Civil Service Posts
Vacant; Hold Exams

Untitled civil service positions and
their entrance salaries. as announced
today by the United states civil serv.
Ice commission, are: Farm supcrin.
tendent. $1,000 foreman salmaker,
$4,000: aeronautlcal Instructor. 81 800.
Junior photographic engineer 1880:
radio operator, $1,000; steam. electric
engineer Ii.44o and quarters; super.
lntendent OF geological park, 5000.
Application blanks and further in.
formation may be had ut 207 Post.
office building, Seattle.