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HELP-MAIE.

AUTO MECHANIC. experienced Apply a3o
AUTOMOBILE statesmen a company
national reputation for over il vears in
Washington has an opening for two statesmen
essary requirements. a liberal contract will
| he offered. Applications will be treated in
confidence if desired Address Box 3se-E,
BRICKLAYER. white. open shop: frst-class
face man only: steady work. Fred. South
gate. l 7 Eastern ave. Takona Park. Md.
Restaurant Rest ran" 1so4 % st. se1 NV Mar'"' Ns'f'''0"
CARPENTERS ~ wanted. to trim out
ios fao 81 per 14I hour for good men, Amply
CHEE-COOK. lunchroom: frst-class service
CLERK for grocery store: must be able to
drive truck. 2155 at: NV. 21'
CLERK: retail hardware: paint store; state
dress Box 34-E Star Office
COLORED MAN. neat. married. children.
to perform janitOr services in small ant. In
s@nse swernr give l9 full partic"as Address Box
365-E. Star office.
COLLECTOR, experienced in collecting for
"fhrs or ssadH nosf m ust rrh nave sr;
AppIy 40 Star Credit cIothiers sa6 7th St NV
wsntsd with car must have
MAN - Cook. acquainted restaurant bust
good to right o Rs bring refer
NAN white or colored. to drive Ford truck
MEN. for part time to sell life and accident
Address Box Cd Star Office.
limited number Of applications from young
good +" R 81 nsd fna for
possibilities Apply q to y am. to Mr..
MEN-outside sales work; S2b per week
annix: els Netronolitan Bank Bide N-'0
2ns to TnedaS snd fu
SH no xdarss: Sdss: Box 'a s e. s,sp
MEN. ATTENTION If YOU want work and
siSS e mouth Si,S fsr 'sTser
1919 st. NV. Room 81
The Gaif CO.. o3o D st. NV %:
MESSENGER BOY, white, with wheel b12
OFFICE BOY, white. Basement. 7so 11th
OYSTER SHTCKER, first class. for raw bar.
Apply 2S16 18th st NV. 1as
PAPERHANGERs. . wanted R. P. Let's,
pairs: GEORGES. 2lo4 New York ave NV.
PREsSER experienced: steady work good
pay Argonne Valet Shop. Col. 1880.
PRINTING order clerk and salesman: must
erence and salary expected. Address Box
SALESMAN-For new and used Chevrolet
Takoma Park and Silver Spring. Md. See
S.orris sr; sanlns sys Owens Motor Co.. esss
SALEsMEN; sell new colored property:
S35 week drawing account. Address Box
a52-E. Star Office.
sobs yda time W. ws@s y. k, T.
wiling TO work assressivey Sales 'eS eSueri; 1c
instructions the only requirements We viii
n 2d.s E.. ksf fsfEy lsr sce
Statesmen TO sell Chevrolet passenger cars
and trucks also experienced used car sales.
man Ourisman Chevrolet Sales Co. $40
SALESMEN 90. hrst.class. very ATTRACTIVE
proposition Locomoble Co. 1888. 1877
10 act ss secretary 70 SSsy ,rsnspors.1iom asrs c
:sy..sT. .sfa wTe .5 .s fdu;:,Ss
strictly sonhden,isl until after in,ervieS' sGs.
Address Box 31pE. Star ONCE.
TAILOR experienced on ladies costs one
with specially store experience preferred
Apply ~ once 5th nOor Frank JelsR
luc i:iR.:o v II nv
TAILOR and hushe man Immediately Roll
Clothes shop p"o ., nw
TINNEHs HELPER Aprh "iH I'm 81
o" sNiut IN
MAATfn-ts0Oa neht ratief iof eut nfics
meat niafhet foed pay ~ r'sh' man s,ssd,
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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

NUFcHb UF PKEVIUCS CHAPTEKS.
hrsAntonius. . Roman soldier. lies with a
xoman named Laiia. the The time In "a "a the " year ar
IN. ps2d the place q the village Of yezreel;
Omar the Persian. comes and eives Antonius
fSid and promises him q great emerald and
e his slave. II Antonius viii Join in Q plot
sorr sor Crest raid ON Palestine by the Parthians
mo Arabs. Antonius has driven Jacob the
tAx-eatherer from Latlae house. hut as the
!lst onapter ends Laila discovers Jacob
standing outside with armed men.
fContipuad fropo Vaetorda,'s StorN
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sITUATIONs--FEMAiE

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nfdefs fnf invsht ronisN ~ au tee -
tipns tuiuWhia SLEW
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rfH. rrtHie tus nee IfHaIlrHI.If aHiaH Ua
ts.H Aiffsss o., 1901 s's ~ fN'
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u sfs Fn0sa .sfnff sdHlsis lee Ne
NsH lfO kos
:, s'..s,.s'Nr.. .,... Wv:,. 10 ''-T'' Ne
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LAUNDRESS experienced wants work at
hotel hospital. school or large family 1929
Sth st. NV. 21s
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HELP-FENIALE.

hELf-T EMALE.
A DIRECT selling organization can use 3
prsvoue selling experenee not ''" necesssry %
cemmlsslon work; 1pportunlty 5o 70 eSrn 2O to to
Rds sosss esr 5 and APPy no
assortment ass Of Christmas cards: 5oso com. r
mission. Earls. 1917 st. NV
ALTERATION HANDS. experienced on fine
gowns and coats j. NJ. ASH. 1917 Conn
ALTERATION HANDS, fret class only. Ap-
ply Margaret Gray. 1902 Conn. ave- 2nd
CHocoLATE, s,i, and Do sop = Bon sao dippers ais.
LADY young or MIDDLE age to help in ofhce.
Box 344-E. Star office. - 10
MARCEL wAyERs expert for the Harpef
portunity for good waver. l9'
MARCEL. WAVER-Must he thoroughly ex-
perlenced good salary. Franklin ~? ll"s
drilion Restaurant 1904 g y NV
MARCEL wAvER, exper, for one OF the
most select Conn ave. shops one capahle
e earning o,, $40 week Address Roy Gt.E.
sALEsi:.ADIEs. IS TO $40 daily. SllinE
Address Box t0hE. star once
sEAMsTREsS---Experie colored for
srENoGRArHER and typis, With "Sp@riencs
~ collection oN's steady position tu une
~" ,'n. gus9N Apniv st'r credit
~ Iuu .hso MI N -
ffAcnEN. interested in huaos,. ,r,h,
S;: s.s),,a.ass, 90, tss,.: : !.,.s.. . .,., Z,
;ssi'S AI7sss ". isiY y. :k. ''''
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LAUNDRESS. frst-class. wants Washing 10
take home rhesp rates. lace curtains
stretched. Main so45. 42s y. Y. ave n W
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Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
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70 take nome. BU Sc. Nv. Pot. HO39
LAUNDRESS first class wants washing 70
take home or dav's work. North 1870 2Os
LAUNDRY and cleaning by the dav 14oo
10th NV Pot 536-J
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LAUNDRY. washing and ironing done bv ex-
parienced woman. work called for: best Of
reference. Franklin 953l 20s
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'' 'i, : C,t IIII -. u W
GIRL wants part time work. city references
Phone North 13Q3-W
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HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. reliable desires after
! noon work. Call Adams 6644 after n M
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HOT SECLEA MING or dav's work Of some
kind: colored girl Cali 442 ST. NV
HOUSEWORK either all or mart time. nv
reliable colored woman. o0Ia 9Th st. NV
LADY young. white. wants housework
Phone Franklin 33OQ-J
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RADIO SALESME EN-.

DRIVERS.
One hundred new taxicabs,
limousine type. Self-starters.
Apply now and get good as
signment on roll. Good money.
YELLOW CAB CO.,
1732 20th St N w
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GIRL wants p.rt-time work or bundle
Walhes POtOnlaa 81 Nv
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CHAPTER VIII.

CONTINUED from Yesterdays Star
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PREsSER. experience: good on minor re-.
pairs. Georges. 21O4 New York ave n. w
PRESSER, experienced: steady work: good
pay. Argonne Valet Shop. Col. 1890
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RADIO SALES MANAGER
for large wholesale house. selling one OF
the best known and widely advertised lines
of radio. He must know radio; must be
able to sell and manage q radio departn1ent
letter Address BOX Abe Star Office
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MAN. white or colored to drive Ford truck
to Florida. Address Box 3a0.E. Star of1ce.s
MEN. for part time. to sell life and accident
insurance.
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MEN to distribute advertising; 73O am
The Gaff Co.. 039 D st. NV. 22s
| MESSENGER BOY. white. with wheel bIo
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MAN - Cook. acquainted restaurant bust
ness: good pay to right man: bring refer
ences for interview. 120 King St. Alexan-
driA Va 01e
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| OYSTER SHUCKER. first class for raw bar.
Apply 2S16 14th st. NV. 1as
PAPERHANGERs 2 wanted R. P. Let's,
oo3 Of at WV
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TIME tax.gatherer put his head
through the door. and prompt
ly withdrew it. Antonius'
i sword had fiickered danger.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE

LIBERAL SALARY for efficient Christian
facturers of standard literature. Address
Box 342E. Star Office. 1as
MAN AND WIFE or mother and child. to
care for home: will board with them for
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JEWELRY salesman or saleslady: must he
experienced Apply Marx Jewelry Co 7O1
1th st. NV.
MEN AND WOMEN quickly learn the real
estate business. Earn while learning Need
not interfere with present employment Big
A. NJ. Sheppard. $50 Bond Bldg.
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HELP-MALE (Cont'dD.

YOUNG MAN for delivery clerK in coal yard
must be capable Of learning to weigh coal.
keep cash accounts: handle teams and trucks
salary desired and give first-class local ref.
erences. Address Box 176-E. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MEN between the ages of 90 and
80 to learn newspaper advertising soliciting:
must have good appearance. Apply Mr..
Burman, No. Thomas circle.
YOUNG MAN. white. for porter work. take
charge OF delivery dept. Apply 434 7th st.
NV. End floor.
RADIO Statesmen.
Too many leads for present sales force to
follow up create opening for practical ex-
perienced ambitious radio men with cars
Also men for part-time york, and one
tomorrow at the Potomac Electric Appliance
Co. Hath and G sts. NV.
ORDER CLERK, experienced.
Apply Childs. 1923 Pa. Ave. NV.
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MEN. ATTENTIONS If you want work and
start you in a permanent position paying
Sl00 per month; with opportunity for larger
earnings Apply today. 1905 30 pm
1919 st NV Room S11
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PRINTING order clerk and salesman: must
he experienced man: state training give ref
erence and salary expected. Address Box
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COLLECTOR. experienced in collecting for
clothing or furniture house: must have small
machine; steady position TO right party.
Apply Star Credit Clothiers. S25 7th st. n W
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MENEFree course. m lie insurance sales-
structor: 7:3O to a3O tuesday and Thurs.
| day evenings: no charges: possible to earn
while learning. Address Box 416-C Star
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limited number Of applications from young
men OF good appearance and education for
rrSf AppIy o''ea to r am a'ooMGn to Mr.
Tutt. Potomac Electric Appliance Co.. 14th
and c SITS. NV.
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MEN-Outside sales work: S25 per week
guaranteed beginners: college students also
annlv. Rl2 Metronolitan Bank Bldg
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COLLECTOR wanted. with car: must have
installment experience. 434 1th st. NV,
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INSTALIMENT NLNH.
HObSOn Runs .Amuck.

The usual glow of pleasure was alb
sem from Eiolet'S face. She looked all
around There was no one within
hearing distance.
- short time before you came, she
i.oniIied Mr.. Trentino came in alone
from the hotel. l think he's horrid-
looking man, anyhow. but when he
came in he looked simply ghastly. His
eyes were red and his mouth was
cruel. He looked just like the picture
of that murderer in this morning
Ecla 'reur."
UargraVe smiled.
As a matter of fact he observed.
Il don't think that Mr.. Trentino had
enjoyed his dinner.
oh, IL was something worse than
that" she went on, almost impatient
ly. Several people spoke to him, but
he took no notice. He was looking Tor
some one. He didn't see me. but | was
there when he found him. He was
looking for that man with the horn
trimmed Spectacles who was standing
behind him this afternoon"
Il know Hargrave muttered-'Sam
HobSon. | have my own suspicious
of that man.
We'll. they sat down together on
that sattee over there and Trentino
talked to him. The man with the
spectacles didn't seem to like what Mr..
Trentino was saying. Mr.. Trentino
was very much in earnest. Then |
heard Your name
HarSrave nodded
1T wouldn't surprise me in The
least he confessed, ito know that
they were talking about me-"
Directly | heard that" she contin-
ued. Il tried TO listen. l couldn't hear
anything, though. They spoke almost
n NN-h
and left the roulette room by the
lower door. | left it by the top one and
walked down the stairs. They were
standing i'll the corner there. and /
saw Mr.. Trentino give the other man
Il great roll of notes-mille notes.
think they were-and something
which he covered over with his hand
kerchief. l caught a glitter I be-
lieve it was one of those horrible au-
tomato pistols"
This gets interesting" HarSrave
admitted.
What could he want it for-here p"
she demanded. And I heard your
name heard it distinctly. They both
looked horrid. The man with the
glasses pretendS TO be so good humor-
ed. and is always smiling at every
one. To me he looked almost asHre
pulsive as Mr.. Trentino.
asked
THE man with the glasses = Mr.
Hobson, YOU saw his name is-went
back to the rooms. | saw him si1
down at the top roulette table and
begin to play. He is playing there
now. There was almost crowd
around him a few minutes ago"
"Winning?'
He was winning at first" she re-
Piled afterwards I think he began
to lose. But-please don't think me
silly-they fri@hten me. We couldn I
30 now, could we?"
If YOU will feel happier" Hargrave
assented. we must wait IA moment
though. Here comes Robert and his
young American inamorata. | rather
promised that I'd make her acquaint-
ance.''
Violet resumed her seat and smiled
greeting at the girl With some
diitidence Robert came forward
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MONTE CARLO
By E. PHILLIPS opPENHEIM p:::, s:: %. o..
y E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM

synopsis.
Z. Sir HarSrave Wendece- country gentle
man and hndncier. calls famous Lon
nan physician Tor examination. The doctor
or eight months. Wendever takes the blow
s,anulnG and dee ides to go with his
pans Tor the Winter as though nothing he'd
happened. He feels. however. an urge to
He experiments with the people he comes IN
contact with until he finds one i'll need of
help: This proves To be delicate looking
manicure girl, Violet Martin. who serves
hum regularly. He offers her and a member
OF her family vacation of two months at
his villa at Monte Carlo. Not having any
family. Violet induces her tance Robert. to
pass as her brother and come with her. Their
host eyes them Tree rein in Monte Carln
Mcndevers LONDON cronies-the Rev
Elser and Lord PcllinEham m-arrive at Monte
Carlo. Wendever gives a supper party for
his friends AT the Carlton. and among his
guests l. the Princess Putralka. great
uon. The princess is in love with Har-
grave. While the party Is in progress. Rob
ert. who Il not of IT. creates disturbance
IN another part of the cafe and ls forchN
ing too much and quarrels with MS host.
telling him Violet is his fance. and not his
sister. Violet breaks her engagement. and
early the next morning leaves HarEraye :
her host follows hsr. brings her back and
Ior@lvts her Iot the DECEPTION.
Har=raNe- financial rival and enemy. An
drea Trentinu. arrives at Monte Carlo. Har-
grave has set m motion the machinery TO
Gush lIentinu. and the latter pegs for
mercy through his attorney. Wegges. Har-
grave remains ddamdnt. Robert tails IN
love with Attorney WeE-es daughter. Sadie.
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cretion." Hargrave inquired with an
assumption of diffidence. IF one were
to ask your age?'
I'm 49," she confided. lowering her
voice. I'VE had to put 20 on my pass
port or l shouldn't have got in the
rooms"
She leaned back in her chair. smok-
ing her cigarette with immense salts.
faction. her impudent little face
wreathed in smiles.
Sir Hargrave," she said. May l
ask you a question:"
You may ask me whatever you like,
you most amazing child" he replied.
This morning l heard dad say to
Mr.. Trentino that If you're going to
stay obstinate he might just as well
pull up stakes and get over to London.
I'm set on staying here, and so Is
mother. Seems to rest with you.
You're not going to drive US away, are
you?''
II should regret your departure inn
mensely," Hargrave assured her
gravely; 80. l feel certain, would
Robert. Your father is Mr.. Trentino's s
legal adviser, isn't he?"
Yes" Sadie assented.
She looked up at him, her elfiike
little face full of provocative appeal.
You're better advocate than your
father anyhow, Miss Sadie he said.
Then for moment their converse
ton was abandoned and they all turn
ed their heads. Outside in the main
bar the buzz of voices had suddenly
ceased. There was an ominous silence,
shout of warning. the sound of "A
table on which were many glasses
crashing to the ground. A valet de
pied was sent hurtling into another.
Both lost their balance and fell. one
on the carpet. the other amidst a
little group of astonished people.
Through the opening to the annex,
Hobson forced his way, his hair di-
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1QR p::::. s::; q, o..

May l introduce you to Miss
We6ges, sir?" he asked. You know
her father"
Hargrave rose to his feet and offered
his place.
Your father came over with Mr..
Trentino, didn't he?" Hargrave in
quired.
Yes, we came over last week." she
replied. Dad seems disappointed
with his trip so far"
Il hope you are not?" Hargrave
asked politely.
Il think Monte Carlo is lovely" she
pronounced, accepting a cigarette.
This is Sadie's first trip abroad, p"
Robert put in.
Dads sorry he ever came, she con-
fided. He hates being parted from
his business. and he says there's moth.
ing doing over here. | guess he and
Mr.. Trentino aren't getting on any
too well just now"
Mr.. Trentino is a somewhat diff
cult person." Hargrave remarked.
The girl admitted that he was.
You're not keen on him. are you,
Sir Hargrave?"
How do you know that? the latter
asked good-humoredly.
"Oh. l hear him talking with dad"
she explained. They think | don't
understand. Robert. give me another
cigarette, there's a dear boy"
"Nould one be committing an indis-
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into his pocket. He threw one swift
glance around. Violet gave a shrek
of horror. dragging HarGrave closer
to her. for in th;.t glance she seemed
to read generalization. The foremost
of the pursuers had seized the mans
left hand .and closed upon the great
pile OF notes. Suddenly the right
hand flashed out of his pocket, some
thing CLEANED in the light. was
pressed for moment to his forehead.
He spun around and swayed, as
though about to fall. There was the
click of pistol, the hiss Of bullet
raShing into the soft wall In an
other second Hobson was on his back,
with half dozen men around him
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tCopyright. 1926. br +. Phillips Oppenheim }.
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$4,000. 900 for Construction.

Approximately SIS 900 900 is being
spent by the Government on new
work in connection with
irrigation and reclamation, the In
terror Department announced today.
The volume of work now under way
is the largest undertaken since the
original major projects were built
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Lady cynthia Mosley. "A candidate
of the Labor party for "A seat in the
British Parliament. is coming to this
country to make a study Of indus.
trial conditions. especially the work
ings in the Pennsylvania coal mines.
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Three large dams are included in the
construction. while extensive drainage
and canal construction work il also
under way on other Government irri.
cation projects.
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sheveled. his tie hanging down. his
coat half off his back where some one
had attempted 10 seize him. He
looked for moment at the window,
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notes. onto which the blood from a
wound in his face was dripping.
Even as he hesitated for that second
as though in despair at finding him
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A design by a high school girl. Miss
Margaret Overlook. has been adopted
for the official flag OF Denver.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-24
INVESTIGATOR FUR STATE FOUND DEAD
 IN BOOMING HOUSE
CONDUCTED SECRET INVESTIGA- TON IN GAINES CASE; CORON- FER CORSON HALTS FUNERAL AND ASSUMES CHARGE OF BODY; FATHER IS ASKED FOR SAMPLE SONS HANDWRITING
PIECE OF PAPER IN GAS-FlLLED ROOM BORE NAME OF
 POISON

SEATTLE, Aug. A. (P-Coroner Willis H. Corson took charge of the body of Robert Glanville, state secret investigator in the Gaines case, for investigation on the theory he was murdered. Corson halted the funeral Friday, it was learned last night. The nature of Glansvilles work was not revealed until his death. Authorities have asked Emory Glansville, the father, residing at Kingston, Washing ton, for a sample of his sons hand writing. Glansville's body was found in a gas filled room here on Tuesday and a nearby note said, Goodbye, I am kind of disappointed" Investigators declared the handwriting did not ap- pear to be Glanville's. A piece of paper in his room bore the name of a poison.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-24
DISASTROUS STORM
 HITS NOVA SCOTIA;
 4 47F|SHE:RMENLOST
SCHOONER SADIE KNIcKLE FEAR. ED LOST; HAD CREW OF 22; WAS IN VICINITY OF STORM SAY OTHER CREWS
GOV. sEARcHERs ARE HOPEFUL
All Other Vessels of Fishing Fleet Known to Have Been in Storm Area Reported Safe.

HALIFAX, N. S., Aug. "A. P)- Forty-seven fishermen were missing last night, a week after the storm which is believed to have struck the Nova Scotia fishing industry the most disastrous blow in loss of lives in recent history.
 While government searchers yester- day acknowledged hope for the 25 members of the crew of the Uunen- berg, schooner Slyvia Mosher, grave fears were expressed for the Lahave schooner Sadie Knickle and her crew of P. The Sadie Knickle, long over due, was seen near the Sylvia Mosher before the storm.
 All other vessels of the fleet known to have been in the storm have re- ported.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-24
REP. T|NKHAM URGES
 ANT|-SALO0N LEAGUE
 US. BE PROSECUTED
CHARGES LEAGUE PENETRATED "A SUPREME OFFE E" AGAINST INSTITUTIONS AND LAWS IN AMERICA
FAILED TO COMPLY WITH ACT
John D. Rockefeller Jr., Named as Leagues Principal Financial Adher. ent Spreading Dry Propaganda.

WASHINGTON D. C., Aug. 24. P)- Charges that the Anti Saloon League of America has perpretrated "a su- preme offence" against the institutions of laws of the United States by it's alleged failure to yield compliance to the Federal Corrupt Practices act, is contained in a letter. raddressed to At torney General Sargent by Repre- sentative Tinkham, of Massachusetts, calling upon them to institute crim- inal proceedings against the League. He urged the prosecution also of it's state subsidiaries and against the Off, cers of the League who may be guilty of perjury.
 MT. Tinkham named John D. Rock efeller Jr. as the Leagues principal financial adherent and stressed the testimony given before the Senate Committee, charging the League had made the stupendous expenditure of nearly fifty million dollars in the last few years" in spreading dry pro- paganda.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-08-24
WROTE AND SPOKE FEARLEssLY WHICH BROUGHT
 ON STORMS OF CONTROVERSY
Was Offered Post of Ambassador to the Court of St. James by Taft-He Was the Only Man in the World Roosevelt Envied-Was Author of Renown, and Bril- liant Speaker.

u NORTHEAST HARBOR Me-, Aug. 24 (P)- Dr. Charles William Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard died at his summer home here He had been in i'll health since early summer.
 Among educators Dr. Eliot, for over 40 years presi- his death held world wide reputation as grand old of their profession but his prominence extended so far beyond educational circles that he was often spoken ot here and abroad as Americas first citizen" He was identified with practically every economic social ques tion brought forward in the past 30 yearswrtng and speaking so fearessy that he the center of many storms of controversy and violent personal attacks as though he held public office.
 During the war; Dr. Eliot wrote numerous articles and made many addresses in behalf of the Allies He main taed that he hope of the world lies in complete cooper aon between the British Empire and the United States ot America the two great sections of the Engshspeak ing people, Six months after Germany invaded Belgium Tn an article entitled Roads to Peace" he depored the failure of what he termed Institutional Christianity to avert the conflict.