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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ATTRACTIVE :, rooms. kitchenette. bath.
oS,sid & south%es TeasoSsne 9a sn,
| shire. 20"
FURNISHED APARTMENT. a4I ST
NV. l6'
!4I. KENNEDY-DETACHED: end FLOOR
meals on'ional. Phone Adams 41o7.
nsS MONROE 5ain sT R04Ms
exposure; transents accommodated
FRONT ROOM AND, K1TCHENETTE. SEC
ssa s @sn,h SSs SIs e.fc !. 81! es'h
$40. s45 month: reference. 20.
LII LII sT ROOMS Rooms KTGcHEN AND
1924 Vermont Ave Wv. Frank. 500.
snr rSom b.oGI sSs s,. fSSI
southern cxnosure: reasonable 81
70 Sth ST. Ne ROOMS KITCHEN
lite and hath ha,h; sss, elec phone. porch
! WANT GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
ao%'ekeselns nM adams sg sBsgtmen' anil 1888 Ge.'d
l1O4 ST. N.W-NICELY FURNISHED.
large room room kit. bath. second floor: h;;w.h.
ETwORTH-ATTRACTI LIVING ROOM
bedroom kitchenette. bath and sleeping
Adam. Adam. $685.. ''"'"''" eA'''"e ''"''S
2l4@ p ST. N:w.ICLEAN. WELL. FUR
@ snd bath nr neosed eep
North 1897 reasonable.
FRONT ROOM AND KITCHENETTTE. SEC.
ss saa mcmth S%n NIB ls ese ss ne sem'pr'vate bath
LIVING ROOM; DRESSING ROOM KITCH
| enette and bath: new apt. house Apply
Ant. - 1929 Columbia rd.
TWO LARGE. FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
Housekeeping: heat and gas on first floor
$40. 21l2 H st. NV. 1S.
NICELY FURNISHED LARGE SECOND
floor front room and kitchenette: gas range
Columbia rd. Phone Col s4ie. """''' o'f
11O7 MASS. AVE. N.W.-ENTIRE FLOOR
large rooms. closets opposite park south
ern exposure: hot-water heat: electricity. 1s'
| three-room. bath, h. k. apt. bright with sun
:Sass sssISandass aasm. sss song birds saTs:s
REFINED CHRISTIAN GIRL TO SHARE
modern One-rOom. kitchenette and bath:
near 10Th Address Box asa-E. Star ofiice
WANTED-TWO OR THREE GIRLS TO
share apartment near White House. Address
Box 216-E. Star ofice. I7s
kitchen. @ dining room. sleeping porch hoeM ess
heat laundry privileges included; s45 mo mo:
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT FOR RENT AT
evenings. 1900 n ct NV. Apt. SOL
NICELY FURNISHED ONE ROOM AND
bath suitable for two with or without
board. 1O5 st. Mihel Apartments. 1712
18th st. NV.
KITCHENETTE AND BACHELOR APT.
beautifully furnished. suitable for couple:
garage accommodations worth seeing: rra.
sonsble rent. 2bll Pa. ave.
FOUR ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH NEW COR
uer house; New Hampshire near Grant Cir
Gle: unusual onportunity: good Transports
ton. Adams 31aS
COMPLETELY FURNISHED ONE AND
two rom apartments: ant. hnildne Call
i432 st. NV. Apt. 1. Phone North
6O16. 16'
electricity: Ink: $40 per mo- Col. 1889
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Used Car Dept.
Why We Think That This
Is a Good Time to
Buy a

USED CAR.
1. With Spring only q few days away and
the automobile season lust around the cor
ner there will be the usual demand for both
used cars and new.
9 Prices on cars either new or old. never
drop lower with the coming of Spring. II
anything. they generally so up.
3, Our prices on used cars were never bet
ter and we have ample time in which to
demonstrate our machines for you.
You'll find these well worth looking over
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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. Hs"t 1sl''""'ei s' 'n. isS: MS
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"TREN" VALUES.

KEW ~ N.AEU ES.
1924 REQ SEDAN ,e.eylA.
mo.ormeieS nrS1s snd and rsar w,ns.. ssmpsr,; ss.
balloon tires. Gabriel snubbers.
new 2-tone paint Job. step
plates: completely rebuilt.
Price. Sl.O50.
1929 HuPP SEDAN. S DncSc
shield wiper. rear.vision mir
., ror. step plates. heater. hvs'
Prize. $3.50.
FORD COUPE n.old new in
chanically. good tires; extra
Price. 1928.
1923 REQ SEDAN ts-cyl.'.
funlptn bumper. Step plates. new siip
covers. new paint. motormeter
and lock raD. automatic. wind:
shield wiper. disc wheels and
five good tires.
Price. $3.50.
1923 DODGE TOURING;
set of snubbers. n,otormeter.
semi-balloon tires with spare.
stOplight nickel radiator
lamps Real bargain.
Price. $3.50.
1928 nATEl CHRYsLER
Roadster. bumpers front and
rear. Snubbers. automatic
windshield wiper. extra tire
and cover: driven lees than
5000 miles: price. 81 200.
1928 DODGE SPECIAL TOUR
ing gIass-incIosed. Spanish
leather upholstery. motometer
and bar. new tires. step
plates: run approxima ately
5000 miles: $3.50.
SEVERAL OTHER VARIOUS
MAKES AND MODELS
RANGING IN PRICE FROM
500 UP.
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YOU X I AK in lEAl)F..
1923 Dodge coupe. 4-pass. SoW
1923 Maxwell tuuring... Uo
1921 Jordan sedan. ...... 400
1924 Studebaker touring. $50
1923 IIupp touring. ...... SIS
1923 Dodge touring. .... 500
1924 Jordan Blue Bov.... 81?
1928 iupp coupe. $50
1925 Paige sedan. 7-pass, LOO
1925 IIupp Club sedan. -. 9z5
1924 Ford coupe. ....... 23O
1923 Jordan sedan. ..... AS
1924 Dodge touring. ..... AS
1922 Chandler sport tour
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1924 Rickenbacker touring 5oS
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DEPENDABLE
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from A dependable dealer.
Every car guaranteed as repre-
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
BOUGHT RIGHT.
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All combine to make this cs-
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FOR SALE-MTSCELLANEOUS..
(Ccntinued.p
L. S. GOVT. HARNESS: paint.
all colors, $l95 gallon: all kinds
garden tools. Washington
Salvage Co, 5O3-307 10th st.
NV.
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FORD. touring. 1873: good tires and Al
mechanical condition; Sl25, terms; Stegers
Garage. 6f3 Md. ave. ne. Linen. l'S. Open
Sunday l6s
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fortahle Groom and bath front apt. In
downtown a1t house: attractively situated
rnasnn ahlv nriCed Main QSH.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APT 2. THE BUCHANAN. .45e6 18th ST
"r. Buchanan ST., rms. k K b. 4 open
porch. s." so; vacant: fine condition: ianitor
service, ON = bus tines. near both car lines
Also Apt THE Wy MT APTS go
lining aicoye and bath. $50 mo. Apply
anlt"r or w. CARL WYATT Adams 1921
NJ ri, mr.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO GET BUSY AGAIN

President Mcgowan Of the wash
on Island Commercial Club asks
is to announce meeting of the
members for the evening of Oeto-
Der 26th at the Community Home
20 plan work for the coming win
Ter. Now after long summer 8
nap, isn't it high time to wak5n
up, sprinkle a little fresh water
in your eyes, put on clean collar,
brush your hair (unless it's bobb-
ed, in which event just shake your
head twice and yawn) lace up
your shoes, crank up the little
Foidy ear, and spin over TO the
Home to this first fall meeting
Of course, if you think the Clubs
dead, then bring your hymn hook
along and well hold proper o5-
sequies over the remains. But let's
do the thing up decently and in
order-One way or the other.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
$500 PER YEAR
CHARLES AKEHURST MISSES
DEATH BY SMALL MARGIN

About the luelziest man on Wash
on island is Charles Akehurst of
Burton. Mr.. Akehurst was en-
ploycd by the contractors who are
putting in the new highway be-
tween Burton and Magnolia Beach.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mr.
Akehurst was employed in unload
ing couple Of cars which were
fillel with dirt being used to fill
the spaces between the new piling
and the eaith l.ml, when tho
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
GOOD WILL FARM
(By the secy.)

On Monday, October 10, 1926
Rev. Veriede called together ;
committee consisting of member
from the various Island clubs t-
prepare plans for entertaining thc
delegates from California who viii
attend the Good viii Industrie.
convention to be held in Seattle
November IA, 10, 16.
In the absence Of Mr., B all, Mr.
Miller was chosen chairman Of the
meeting.
Since the Coed VIII Farm o.
Vashon Island T.. the only iustitu-
ton of its kind on the Pacific
coast these visiting delegates from
California and Oregon are inter
eSted in visiting the farm and
Nashon island in general. 1t was
Rev. Veriedc's idea to have q
banquet at the Community Home
and rub shoulders with our
California and Oregon neighbor
as it were.
1t was moved, seconded, ana
carried, we give a banquet for 2O0
guests at the Community Home
November 10, and make charge
Of $l00 per plate, The net pro
c1eds are to go to the Community
Club. Tickets to the banquet will
be limited to 100 for the island
the other hundred will be reserved
for our guests from other state,.
Mr.. Smock. Mr., Miller and Mr.
keating were appointed ON the
Publicity Committee.
Mrs. Miller has charge of the
program which viii consist Of adj
dresses from the visiting members
interspersed with musical number
which will complete a very fin
evenings entertainment
The dinner will be at 100 p
m. and arrangements have been
made for midnight ferry return
ing to Seattle.
After social half hour over the
coffee cup the meeting was adj
journed.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
ATTENTION

Republican Democrats, Social
ISIS. Peoples Party and Prohibi-
tiouists, Tuesday, November 2nd
is the regular election day so now
let's get busy and have a 1909
vote for Vashon Island.
Vashon precinct has 30 regis
tered voters, how many are iu
other precincts and how many are
going TO turn ont and votel
Let's see which precinct can
have the biggest percent Of THEN
vote out. am not going to tell
you how to vote but do urge
every voter TO study the candidat-
es and not only vote yourself but
help to yet yom neighbors out ia
vote.
Respectfully yours,
w. d. Garyin, Republican
Precinct Committeeman
for Yashon Precinct.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
COMMUNITY CLUB HOLDS
OPEN HOUSE MEETING

The first Open House Meeting
of the Community Club was held
on the 2nd Monday of October.
While the attendance was very
small several items of considerable
interest were discussed AMI passed.
Before stating some of these-let
us remind club members that each
one has the same voting power
and if you were not there TO help
plan how best to carry on this
work and to cast your vote please
be satisfied with what the majori-
ty of attending members put over
We are trying to carry ON this
work in business like manner
and with efficiency, but we do
need the help and active interest
Of every one in the community.
We have invested a large sum of
money; we have made a splendid
beginning, and every one apprec-
iates AMI enjoys what we have. But
so much is needed that we cannot
stop working. We need labor OF
all kinds. This is the month when
we must transplant, if we beautify
our grounds for next season. We
need some carpenter work done,
we need painting done, we need
the roof repaired aud most of all.
we need a little money.
We find that we are running a
little bit behind, that our income
from rental, etc, does not cover
the expense of caretaker, light
water, and fuel. So the trustees
made out a new schedule Of rental
which was approved by the club
on Monday night. For the entire
building at night the rent will be
$1,000; for the club room with
kitchen, or the hall alone $500
The price for afternoon was moi
changed except that no caretaker
service will be included for the
sum of $1.00. If dish washing
and sweeping up is desired the
renter may have same by paying
caretaker.
A house committee was appoint
ed as follows, Mr., Bibbius, Mr.
England, Mr., CARRIER, Mr.. Munson
and Mr.. Garvin.
An entertainment committee
was also appointed as follows:
Mrs. Il. II. Miller, Mrs. Morgan
Doebbler, Mrs. Butcher, Mr.. w. III
Smith, Mr.. Shattuck and Mr.. FL
mer Harmeling.
1t was also considered wise 10
conduct the Open House affairs
differently this winter, in that a
small amount win bd charged for
refreshments, merely to cover the
expense of the evening.
Please do not expect the Com
munity Club work to be carried on
by a handful Of workers. 1t be-
longs to the community, was paid
for by the community, and will
have to be supported by the entire
community or it viii have to be
dropped.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
DOCKTON
Mrs. Claude Peiersen)
90 q

Mrs. G.. w. Middlecoff was host.
ess to the members Of Cary Club
at All all day meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. +. l.. White of Tacoma wa,
in charge of the program. A very
interesting paper on Famous Ar
fists and their Paintings" was
presented by the leader. Follow
ing tile program ! o'clock lunch
con was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Middlecoff had as her
guest the past week, her niece
Miss Smith of Southern Oregon,
who left for Tacoma, Saturday
to be guest in the home Of relativ-
es for some time
Mr..and Mrs. G. Keen entertain
ed friends from Tacoma at their
home Friday.
Mr.. C.. NJ. Rhulen and Clnudic
Petersen called on Mr.. j. Ogilvy
Sunday in regard to improving
rne Maury Cemetery Mr.. Ogilyy
is a member of the Cemetery As.
ociation.
The Ladies Aid Of Dockton uet
at the home Of Mrs. II. Larsen
following the bipines, session elcc
tion of Officers was in orler. Mrs
A. J. Stuckey, president, Mrs. +
Ness, vice--prcsident, Mr., y. Carl.
sen, secretary and Mrs. p. 0ngstcd
treasurer The meeting closed
with dainty luncheon served by
the hostess.
DIR. MeGuaahm of Newport
IS attending Mathilda Danielscn
gho Is very i'll al the home Of hen
parents, Nh. and Mr.. j. Daniclseu
Miss johnson our primary teach
T. spent the week end with rela
lives in Tacoma.
Miss /. NJ. Nilsen will be il
'harge Of Sunday school this win
n with the Misses Mabel Martin
Kathryn Petersen as assistants
hildren will meet at the communi
y Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
Mr. Hansen of Prosser. viii
wo gentlemen from Tacoma wcr.
Dockton on business Thursday
Mrs. Andersen Of johnson Cross
q was a week end guest of he
laughter Mrs. l.. Daniclsen.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
NOTICE

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Johns, Thursday
afternoon, October u at 2 p. m
This is missionary meeting the
topic being, Immigrant Work "
with Mrs Cowm leader. Every
one is cordially invited to attend,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15

Everybody that had the grippe
lll. or billion, l0ziness last week
Is reported better this week. Even
Mr. Mcgowan is recovering, and
+. still able TO smile chen Mrs Me-
gowan passes the fried chicken
aud brown gravy.
Mrs. A. Joblsen and son Dor.
aid spent Sunday in Tacoma
where tbey were guests in the
home ~ her daughter and son-iu-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Erickson
Mrs. A. Daniel.cn and small
daughter Betty Louise, were guests
in the homc-of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. X Nilseu from Wednes-
day of last week till Sunday when
She returned to Seattle.
Miss Osta Petersen spent Mon.
day night with her mother, Mrs.
- Dauielsn, returning to her
work in Tacoma Tuesday morning.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15

COMING EVENTS

List your dates in this col.
umn at lenst a week ahead Of
time. No charge. This is
for the convenience and bene-
B. tit of schools, churches, and
all clubs.
October l6. Cooked Food
B Sale at Tom Steffenson's Shop
! under auspices Of Lisabeula
! Ladies Aid.
Oct Burton vashon p.
. r. A. Meeting Burton II. S.
November 8. Fathers and
o Sons banquet, Community
e Home.
9 Dee 4th. Ladies' Auxiliary
Bazaar. Community Home.
. d. = d. - 4.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
NOTICE 10 oAMULos CLUB

Next meeting of the Camulos
Club will be held at the Club
House ON Friday, October -.
Luncheon will be served at one
O'Clock, by the social committee
A good program is being planned
for
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-15
MAURY
Mrs. Alex Moore) =
y ." ssss So y

MAURY o
Mrs. Alex Moore) .
p-ss s~s see
Jeff Hayes team of mules had
"A little sXcitement last week by
running away Charlie Hayes was
driving them and Mr.. Cressey was
the only star passenger, they had
stopped in front of Rendall's store
and no sooner after The driver left
tn wagon the mules made a lash
for home, crashing into Rushton S
and Macintosh s mail boxes, then
ON they went like mad. The har-
ness broke loose leaving the wa
gon and Mr.. Cresscy in the ditch
Alex Moore saw the performance
and made haste to give relief to
Mr.. Cfessey who III a helpless con-
iition, Mr.. Moors took him TO Dr..
McGranahan for examination, AMI
found a broken shoulder and a
little shaken up after the wild ride
he had.
G, i. Garner was called 10 Mont
esano last Thursday, his father,
Henderson Gamer, was taken sud
lcnly i'll with paralysis. Mr.. Gar
ner returned next day and reports
his father much improved.
Miss Rose Garner has been home
few days recently taking care
of her mother and the homework
MR.. Garner is herself again.
Last Sunday Mrs. Mary May
gave big chicken dinner III
honor of her daughter, Mrs, Alex
Moore's birthday Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moore and
children, Mrs. May and her broth.
er Winthrop Kellogg
Lloyd Larsen was home over
the week end visiting his relatives.
He attends the University Of
Washington.
Miss Thelma larsen was the
guest of her parents over the week
end. Miss Larsen works in Taco
ma.
Mr., AMI Mrs. Clarence Davies
and their daughter Gertrude of
Tacoma were week end guests Of
MIR. Davies parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Davies.
How many citizens OF Maury
Center realize their duties con
cerning the improv ment of the
Community and the Maury school
in particular, needs our attention.
lhc I. Y. A. have worked intelli-
gently and faithfully to make CON
iiiious better ali around. We have
the iut rior of the Maury school
looking neat for the time being.
Lets keep IT, up IN good shape
and there is morc TO be done and
plenty of il, the school building
aecd new coat of paint TO please
Che eye. aul the ground. need ID
| little scenic beauty" We must
add q few plant, in the school
Dom TO make things look light
md cheerful. The childr n and
heir teacher love harmony and
ieauty. they appreciate all the
lelp they can get, it help. the
hildren 10 realize their duties in
keeping their mental growth clean
! and moral. Take an interest IN
'very child regardless Of his char
etar help HIN to rise above self
md 70 be- kind 10 his family and
| ritnd be viii soon see that sell
| i,hness never pays. Find out VIVA,
lis good emotion, are and inspire
| ina 10 the right way of living
| bur fort viii be wen rewarded
or the interest we take in oul
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
MAR|E'S PLANS
ANNOUNCED

PARIS. oct. S.-The beautiful
redhaired Nine. Lupescu is still
the favorite of Prince Carol, and
the chief obstacle to his reconcilia-
ton with his mother, Queen Marie
OF Rumania.
The Queen has refused to visit
Prince Carol at his house in Neuilly
because of Nine. Lupescu's sup
posed presence there, although she
would naturally receive him If he
came To her apartments at the Ritz.
The first condition for resump-
ton of friendly relations between
Carol and the other members Of
the royal family, looking toward
his eventual ascent to the throne,
would be the breaking off of his
relations with his inamorata.
Queen Marie today continued her
shopping tour accompanied by
Princess Beatrice of Spain. They
visited Paul Carrots. the proprietress
of which is a Russian. An invita-
ton was extended to visit the
Chauve Souris, but the Queen will
not accept unless Princess Beatrice
and the Grand Duchess Cyril agree,
since she has promised to spend
the remainder of her time in Paris
with them.
The beginning of the royal timer
airy in America was announced to-
day. The Queen and her party
arrive in New York October IS.
They will leave shortly after land
ing for Washington, where they
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
WATER P R D B {
FUND URGED.

The appropriation OF 100000 for
a commission to investigate the
relative interest Of the Federal Gov
eminent and the District Of Column
bia in the water supply system of
the city, in order that the United
States may be made to pay its
share Of the upkeep, Is recommend
ed in the annual report of the
water supply committee of the
Washington Board of Trade sub
1.-THE entire cost of operating and
maintaining the water supply sys-
tenn is borne by Water Department
revenues which during the present
year will amount to approximately
$1,450 900.
1.-The total cost of maintaining
the, Water Department including
the filtration plants and aqueduct
under the control of the War De-
partment and including all appro.
priations for new projects for the
present year will almost approx.
mate the water revenues" the re
port states.
"In order to determine the rela-
tive interest in the water supply
Of the Federal Government ard
the Municipal Government it is
proposed that an impartial investi.
cation and reports be made by a
board of disinterested engineers and
accountants in order that a fair
adjustment of water charges might
be made. If this is not done your
committee looks forward to further
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08

will dine at the Rumanian legation.
On October 10 the Queen will
visit the grave of the Unknown
Soldier and Mount Vernon, after
ward dining at the White House.
On October 90 she will leave
Washington 1T a. m. for Annapo.
lis and Baltimore. There she Will
take the train at p. m. for New
York, where she will dine at the
home of Nelson Cromwell. On
October 81 luncheon has been
planned at the New York Chamber
of Commerce. After that Queen
Marie will travel to Philadelphia
to visit the Sesquicentennial Expo
Sition.
She will return to New York on
the 22nd, having lunch with
group of bankers and dining with
Judge Gilbert III. Gary.
On the 23rd the Queen will attend
a luncheon given in her honor by
the Rumanian consul general, and
dine at the Sulgrave Institute.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-08
GIRL HELD FOR RETAINING
BRACELET TO GET REWARD

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-After re-
fusing to surrender a bracelet which
she had found because she had not
been paid a reward. Miss Salena
Fasolt, % years. old. purchasing
agent for, the Henry Street Settle
ment House, was held in $1,000
bail for the grand jury by Magis-
trate Simpson in West Side Court.
Magistrate Simpson said that un-
der section of the penal code a
finder of lost property must en-
deavor to return it to the loser.
Miss Fasolt found the bracelet,
valued at $3.50, after it had been
ost by Miss May Treanor. a tele-
phone operator.