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Evening star., 1939-01-01

statesmen
Are YOU contented with future prospects?
Have you resolved to set better Job?
Have you set new goal for 1899?
We invite you to Join us in our New
OUR GOAL FOR 1888
$1.000.00O IN SALES"
No matter how well you are doing at
vow vow Can Can Bo Bo Better Better With Better
You Can Do Better If you have Good Leads
You Can Do Better with an organization
the WASHINGTON area.
OUR BUSINESS OCCUPIES
A UNIQUE POSITION
IN THIS CITY.
The banks can close. the New Deal fail.
sdministrations change. 1t will not Affect
rns 1smana ,nd io5 tie product which We
JOIN THE RANKS OF OUR
AGGRESSIVE SALES
ORGANIZATION
If you are anxious to get back into the
money and want to make a permanent
POSITIVELY THE BEST
SALES JOB IN WASHINGTON.
OUR statesmen EARNING
$50 TO 5000 PER WEEK.
-. COME IN. smoke cigar with me and
call in person at Room 90 in the Mary
land Building. 141O H st. NV, at $50
Tuesday, January Only
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insult that would have made Mil
tons controversial style seem pro-
pitiatory and Tertullian a GENTLE
man. "And there wasn't to be a
reporter present." whispered Mr..
Abrahams to himself, appreciatively,
counting three men within range
who were more or less overtly max
ing notes. "Oh! This is jam"
Copyright. 1898, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Tomorrow: The Leader Is Kid
naped.
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I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
mysel, nls w WALTER Z. FENNINoToN' Fen !. s.
fremont I'd, Baltimore. Nd. %
ASSESS ;esss T9 sGKE2 HHqhsFE sE sns s2sI
hiEh. .erade lines of FURNITURE may be Sc.
@ GnEed By card from Ev your legal & or fayored WN
pl NV.
INVALID ROLLING CHAIRs-For rent or
dueed prces UNrEp STATES s. sroRAGE e
CO, AIS 10th st. NV. ME. 1s44.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOU
sSa westory Bldg. 14.h & F. Met. 1888.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
CIATIoN viii be -hAd at the once OF the
Ave. oh usD ssos WTHR9 10 isss
officers and directors and such other busi-
ness ,.s,rT may pTeperly 1oa some COZ before 1t.
eTeE eoMeANq SF TIE 6F MasHyoSS SsyRsb ssb
GEoRGETowN. 3oa Seventh Street North
west, washington. D C. The stockholders
Of Of 4! the Firemens Insurance Insurance COMPANY Of
the Office on MONDAY, January ., 1889.
for the purpose Of electing thirteen direc-
tors for the ensuing year. Polls open from
ALBERT W HOWARD, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of A. S. Pratt & Sons. Inc, will be
held at the ofises Of the campsny Bowen
D. C.. at ll:3o O'Clock am, Tuesday.
H. r. DULANY. Jr. President.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS,
ArffHS SiSD$ $sS SfsESs 5%Ssz #fsEH r s16rH
o,,. OSEN ALL WIN ER &c,
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SeIf-KiIIinq Race

Traces have been found near
Darwin, Australia, of a migratory
people from Egypt 1000 years ago
where parents killed offspring and
gradually extinguished the race.
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Party, all on the party paper and
all signed by names know. There's
that Mr.. Frobisher, who's conducted
their meetings before. suppose he's
all o. K. He wants 300 tickets sent
to headquarters at number Is. Per-
fectly in order. Yes. In addition
we get a private order from Lord
Horatio himself for 100 to be sent
to him Personal at number II.
Good. But then here comes an order
from Mr.. Bodisham who was in
charge last year. and he wants $50
to go to this address in Camborne
Square. Now that hall won't hold
much more than 400 people. I sup
pose it's all right so far as we are
concerned, but It's funny. I've
had an idea of o. king all these
orders from headquarters. And vet
I've got sort of feeling that maybe
l would be butting in"
The moneys all right?" said Mrs.
Abrahams.
We'll, the only point there might
be doubt about is about that Cam
borne Square part of the order. But
they've paid that already. Mr.. Bodi-
sham called. saw him. Quiet
looking young gentleman. Round
Shouldered."
Il wouldn't interfere" said Mrs.
Abrahams after reflection.
There's wheels within Wheels"
You keep your fingers out of the
wheels, Monty" said Mrs. Abra-
hams.
Mr.. Abrahams went on with his
supper. "This political printing is
very interesting work" he said.
interested is all very we'll" said
Mrs. Abrahams, "but don't get ex-
cited about it,"
Mr.. Abrahams said no more until
his super was done. Then he said,
almost as though he soliloquized:
Maybe III just 60 round and
have a look at Canton Hall on the
night. Maybe they'll overflow a
Bit"
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Something in the Wind.

: ITS queer thing" said Mr.. Mon
:tague Abrahams, the manager of
:Keen & Battle, who did most of the
printing for the Popular Socialist
-party in those days, II have had
..three distinct orders for tickets for
this Strictly Private Meeting Of the
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)

Three Lines (Mfnimum)
1 time, 23c line SO
3 times, zoe line (consecutively) 18O
Z times, l9c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made In
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situotions Wanted
Reduced Rotes
3 lines, l time, 20c line --$ go
3 lines, times, 18c line 1.O8
3 lines, 3 times, 15c' line 135
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No.
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, SC per line additional.
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less, 15c per
line for additional tines.
The Star is the great want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing IL 80 cheap consider
Ing the results obtained.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
WILLING WORKERS

WILLING WORKERS,
The rapid growth of our busi-
ness in Washington and vicinity
has enabled us to extend to few
good men the opportunity of
earning far above the average
income. This invitation is ex-
tended to men who are inter-
eSted in securing a position
where their ability to do the Job
will be rewarded. Honesty and
dependability plus desire to
work will bring you success in
this business. Apply in person
Tuesday, January 3, at 1:30. Rm.
221, 1908 18th st. NV. Ask for
Mr.. Davv
Evening star., 1939-01-01
Arthbo|d Captures
Rare Specimens
In New Guinea
Climbing Koneoroos
And Huge Rats
Among Captures

Rare animal finds in the tn
terror OF Netherlands NeU
Guinea are described here in a
dispatch from the leader OF the
American Museum OF Natural
History expedition to that
island. Mr.. Archbold, research
associate OF the museums de-
partment OF mammals, expects
to spend about t,oo years in a
study OF mammals, birds and
plants in Dutch Ne1D Guinea.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
SALESkEN.

la39's FASTEST SELLING PLAN: appeals
all merchants, gas stations. etc: bonanza
for ticket: premium. tradins, stamp men:
brand-neW item: never used before: outfit
free. LADIco. Ill W. Washineton Chi
SALESMAN, with. following in schools, mu-
hdwe. items sideline: comm; reputable
mfr. State qualifications. Box Tile,
H.as6 7sH;s Win Must ees e 1sE 1sRsa R5Ss as
pept fSqa c Il sa5e Chester se Ps NaVle'sHs
sAaEsMENE1eluSiye te55it9,y to ssod
tured by well. established corporation. Con-
soe ss only aubs sus sDstmsn as1s5 s 5oTe EIsen hss
Imperative. Box :sl0-G. Star. 81
CEMETERY INVESTMENT SALESMAN and
hsve psn
9eveiopment: New leads drawing account.
Best references required. Box 166-E,
SALESMAN. acquainted with gasoline sta
ton trade Call Atlantic 0409.
MEN. 3. with cats, for special work: bet
1880 yrs: this is something above the
average; prefer men who are retired from
ant, outdoor work. Write stating where
last employed reason for leaving; our fac
tory representative will be in Washington
NCSA W JdIl. ISL. 1853, 10 select aDplc9ntS
at which time they will be given personal
interview. Box 166-D. Star.
NEW ADVERTISING CLOCK.
IF YOU DON'T MAKE S1O0 or more the
frSt week: return your sample outfit for
full refund Exclusive territory to qualified
men Experience unnecessary. Kinetic
Ad Clock Division. 553 w. jackson St.
Dept. 7-E. Chicago.
BOOK SALESMAN
To contact schools. homes. business field.
with new approved reference set Best
proposition in America. Highest commits
Sons. Give complete details Foundation
Press. Richmond Va
AUTOMOBILE statesmen,
join the staff of a downtown
dealer, centrally located.
Plenty of floor play and all
the help you need in closing
deals. Sell a COMPLETE line
from the lowest price to the
highest. All replies held strict
ly confidential.
Box 474-D, Star.
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FOUND.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COLLIE SHEPHERD. small female. mo.
old collar. but no tag: found 1th and Md.
ne. Call Cromwell Wisconsin 1872.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BE A P. B. x. (telephoneD operator, recep-
tionist; work in doctors. dentists and
essses ss91 miss west
Room 204. 1911 G st. National 2l17.
sTENOGRAPHERS; typists. bookkeepers. ac-
countants, sales help: engineers: etc: FREE
FRENCH PROFESSOR from Paris,-Alban
Towers; strictly conversational lessons.
ranld progress. assures to speak French
Emerson 0303.
WoMiN IT TAKEs E;ov ~ WqMAM 2lN1Hr To TEACH 4
lesson. Phone Georgia 1899.
AUTO LESSONS for permit. easy parking
ana clutch control: car furnished. C.ll the
..old Reliable" Foster Hartwell. Met ls09..
GREGG G;F, SHORTHAND d touch ,yPng speed
Bus. School. 1886 Conn. ave Dec 1854
gregg GREGG , SHORTHAND dietation: typins.
sssn 81 monih s9efs shepserd SsRnk
AUTO DRIVING taught by expert. easy
parking a speciality: 81 90. per hour per
mits secured; cars furnished. Dupont 2002:
TUTOR. all subjects. grades, 3-1l, shut
ins. retarded thorough; exp; ref. Colum-
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE easy terms.
paying professions Green's Accredited
School. estab. 1923, Cali Columbia lOl6s. :
HOTELS NES GA9E aaD FSR %oMES TRAINED
hotel and pG eid Nes RsoP hotels
restaurants clubs. schools and institutions
being built from coast to coast mean in
creased opportunities. Qualify at home or
through resident day classes starting Sept.
Oct. Jan Previous experience proved
unnecessary. Registration in Lewis Ma
tional Placement Service FREE Of extra
cost. Lewis graduates. both young and
mature. winning success. Quick promo
tion. fine living. luxurious SURROUNDINGS.
Our graduates now holding preferred posi-
tions everywhere. Course indorsed by
many nationally known hotel owners and
managers
Get into this fast-growing field and
enjoy success. Get out of humdrum rou-
tine work into field that teens with op-
portunity: diversion and human interest.
Free book gives details. Call, telephone
or write for it NOW
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Desk 903G. Penn. Ave az 23rd NV.
Telephone Met. 1862.
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TO A $25-A-WEEK SALES
MAN WHO SHOULD BE
EARNING CS0

II you are stalled in your progress by
some slow-moving organization. which
TO meet and talk with you. Life is too
short to pay the penalty for some one
elses shortcomings
Long ago we learned that statesmen are
as GOOD as you treat them: they are the
most important cogs In any organization
If salesman is happy and prosperous. he
can sell anything. We have learned that.
too
II you are seeking new employer who
worries more about his statesmen than he
does about himself or his merchandise
YOU win find him here Rnx l4n.p Star
Evening star., 1939-01-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP DOMESTIC.
BABY NURSE. white. 25-45: exper.;, care
laundry: $40 mo. rm.. bd North 52sa-J.
COOK AND GHW. references; stay late
some some nights; s. per week. Apply in person.
1916 33rd ST. NV.
COOK. colored experienced: stay nights:
must have city references; $50 month. Call
Woodley 001s after 9:3o m. Sunday.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER cook colored
single; sleep in; permanent. Box 249-G.
Star.
GIRL. white. cooking, g.h.w.. laundry; must
live in; do not apply unless thoroughly
exp: city refs; , children. Gail after
10 I'm. Wisconsin b4l7
GIRL coored. neat reliable. for general
457O-J
GIRL. white or colored: cooking, gh.w;
must live in; do not apply unless thorough-
ly experienced city refs; children: $40
wk. Box 476-D. Star.
GIRL for general housework and laundry.
Apply 1891 42nd st " NV
GIRL, white, good cook: competent. g.h.w.;
sunny room. Phone Michigan 0101.
GIRL. white sh,w.. care OF child; stay
nights. Apply after !. pm. Phone Rand.
40S9. 500 Decatur St NV
GIRL, colo!ed strong, healthy experienced:
yyork5l1go couple; good pay capable girl.
GIRL for part time So so per week prefer
one walking distance Bard and Alabama
ave. Sc. Atlantic 0s5lM.
HOUSEKEEPER refined two in family;
apartment, suburbs: moderate salary; GOOD
home. Box 1893. Vienna, Va.
HoUSEKEEPER. white Protestant prefer
ably live in; aee 25 to 40: refs; child in
Box 13s-D, Star.
HOUSEKEEPER. unencumbered or with
help or dependent, for modern country
home. must be reliable and fond of chill
dren. Write J. Stewart Smith. Lincoln. Va,
HOUsEKEEPER in apartment white 35;
live in. care of child; $50 a month; ref
erences. Box 26s-G. Star. i
NURSEMA1D, white. single. unincumbered
between 2s and 40 years OF age: stay
Please give City references in replying.
WAITRESS-MAID. white: must live in: SO
mo. rm. and board. Apply Sunday. 1890
Mass ave. NV.
WOMAN, white. between % and 40. for
general houSework: must be neat and
clean Good home and $50 month. Apply
In person. l3o Ingraham st. NV.
WOMAN; white, general housework care
Wisconsin 3706-J before l pm.
WOMAN. white bet. 25 and 35. good laun-
dress plain cook general houseworEer
nights: $50 mo. Box l7o-D. Star.
WOMAN. white middle-aged, TO care for
two children in exchange for home and
small salary. Call to 8 pm. 1909 R, I.
ave. NV. Apt. l.
WOMAN. middle AGED. for general house
morning. between and IL only. Rand
1852
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SITUATIONS MEN.
(ContinuedN

PREssER;' experienced, machine or hand.
Phone North 655l-J Frank Ansley.
SAX clarinet. violin player available for
1850. Nader. q
STENC.- .-TYPIST. 2 years. experience in Law
once; highest ref Call District 1884.
WISH JOB as dishwasher in lunchroom,
Stewart Tucker. 290l 10th NV. Adams
0421-J.
Young MAN. well educated neat. ener.
getic: handy with tools or gen. once work.
Box 226-G. Star
YOUNG MAN 28. high school education.
college. years ONCE Experience. i san
operate mimecgraph machine. knowledge Of
typing. Best references from present en-
ployers. Col 70l6-W. William Wallace.
YOUNG MAN. prompt. dependable. would
NE i,s WORK as as, porter. orderly waiter or
YOUNG YOUNG MAN, eolorsd desires work. ex-
washer. busboy. houseman: references. Atl.
1l14W.
YOUNG MAN colored desires work a.
porter: experienced paperhanger have
drivers permit; honest and reliable. Can
furnish good reference Att 522s-J. Also
have yrs laundry experience.
YOUNG MAN. %. college education, bus
administration. Spanish French and Ger
man. desires clerical position. Box 239-0,
Star. 2s
YOUNG MAN. well-educated p B. K.
operator. drive type q little; ambitious.
competent. Adams s43O.
YOUNG MAN refined colored. desires DO.
operator. clerk Please call Dupont 3047.
ALL-AROUND young coored man wants
100. truck driver. chauffeur. houseman.
Phone Col. 2759.
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HELP WOMEN,
Continued

LAD1ES-Call on friends with greeting card
assortments. Easter. birthdays. other occa-
sions. Big profits. Also personal stationery
2sb Fifth ave. Dept iioe. New York.
LADIEs-GUT InaDIE ME oUT-,rll make you big
Thl,a StrLut oemonstration. Free sample, Write
70 TO =; for retail dept. steady: good pay.
0:30 to l2 or 80 70 S pm
LONG AND WELL ESTABLISHED real es-
partment to rent houses and apartments.
Must have or be able TO secure real estate
license. Must have car. Box 213-G. Star.
MARKERS; MI r. must be thoroughly, experienced
On nat and starch work. West End Laun-
ory. l'2t Penna. ave. NV.
PRACTICAL NURSE to cook. Call Georgia
$3.50 between and ] Sunday.
pROOFREADER-Matu woman for es-
tapiished business: prefer one capable OF
taxing charge OF force and stenographers
and typists. Give age, whether married or
single. nationality, and full particulars as
70 aadsa dedueation and experlence: names and
with application: permanent position Only
tnose Applications containing full partlcu-
lars Will be considered. Box 4S2-A. Star.
RESPONSIBLE POSITION open Immediately
ior reSourceful woman age 27-45. educa-
tional advisory work with large corporation;
teachIing aaa,aIg experience or knowledge OF child
GSNSlopiiiclil tSScIilld.- pcTSDIhI interview
necessary; Write experience. education and
phone. Box ZOE. Star.
SALESLADY experieced. for ladies' ready
to-Wear; local experience necessary. 1924
Conn ave.
STENOGRAPHER-Ex opportunity
ior secretarial position. Interesting work.
Fine surroundings Applicant should be
emclent and possessed OF personality and
tact; S15 per month to start In ap-
plying give full details. Box 4s6-D. Star.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for woman of
as beauty consultant; excellent connection
with national organization; for promotion
TO permanent managerShip. Percentage of
pro1ts while training; good salary and
bonus when qualified. Apply 9-12, Suite
505. Washington Bldg. New York and l 9TH.
VACANCY to be filled by ambitious woman
motion: employment part or full time: lib
erai commission while training for salaried
position. Apply MORNINGS. 9-12. Suite sos,
WASHINGTON Building. 18th and New York
ave. NV.
WANTED CAPABLE CLERK, experienced
N food shop. Taylors Bakerette. 3T14
Macomb ST. NV.
YOUNG LADY capable handling busy
phone, also type: must be efficient. accurate
with ability handle statesmen, large Office:
S15 month. State references. give local
experience. Box 22s-G. Star.
THE CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. Avon
Products has a local office at 322 Colo
rado, Bldg. We need a few more sales
people. 2-5 pm.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

Construction superintendent
For
LOW-COSt Homes.
Competent to take complete charge OF
designing. costs estimating purchasing
and erection for large, adequately
financed volume building concern with
strong sales organization. Salary and
bonus based on net earnings for right man.
Box PAL C Star
Evening star., 1939-01-01

GIRL, colored, wants job maid in beauty
parlor, doctors ONCE or part-time; refer
ence Adams 25ll-J
Evening star., 1939-01-01

GIRL, colored. wishes work mornings tues
oay wednesday and Saturday or afternoon;
Lincoln SS3o
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SITUATIONS MEh & woMEN

COLORED. man houseman dishvasher,
lan,tor, also wife II necessary. Potomac
Evening star., 1939-01-01

WANTED BY. refined. elderly woman work
IN Christian home: elderly couple preferred;
coed home more desired than large salary
Write Mrs: Browning, 713 Portland st. Sc.
or phone Att. 1850
Evening star., 1939-01-01
SITUATIONS DoMEs1Ic

POSITION WANTED
Manager of food place, we'll trained
able executive; college woman. BOX
300-G Star.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

GIRL, colored neat. reliable take caro-
OF home while parents employed: likes
children: no Sunday. Dec. 1891.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

Judge Ernest NJ Card late Thurs
day afternoon.
The es-conyiet, who served q
term in the state refofmstory and
has been arrested by city and
county authorities on different &c.
casions for a variety uf DffenH.s.
was scheduled 10 have Kons 10
trial before a jury In Judge Fred
@ Remains courtroom Wedneh-
day.
The day before the trial. how-
ever. he told his attorney. Anthony
Stella. he desired 10 change hia
not guilty plea. This suspect was
taken into court by Deputy Prose
cutor Hugo Metzier and entered
a plea Of guilty. Judge Card de.
ferred sentencing ~ the man until
Deputy Sheriff Lyle Laihrop. in
charge ~ the sberiff's bureau Of
Identification. could complete his
check on creyiaton'a past record
In the charge flied against
creyiston by Deputy Neither. he
was specifically accused ~ setting
fire 10 the Brown 4 Haley Candy
Co. plant al 10 Fla. zsth IT.,
last Jan IL.
In his confession 10 Larson.
creyiston ssaettsdiy admitted set.
ting fire 90 thu candy company
plant on two occasions and start
Continued on Page ~. Column ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
DAFFOD|L
PARADE APR. !

March II through April 2 has
been definitely set as dates ~ the
sixth annual DaffoGn Festival
with Tacoma. rpyaIIup and Hyn.
ner participating Members OF the
Puyali1p and sumner committees
meeting At the EIks temple IN Pgy-
silup Thursday night set the
dates.
April ! was sat ~ the day Of
the parade through Tacoma. Puy.
aliup and sumner Last year The
parade attracted one 81 tbs largest
crowds In the history ef the fss-
nsai. with thousands u peopis
eroWdlng downtown streets VI la
coma
Gerald LOggstretb chairman OF
the Tacoma committee. Friday
morning said IL wax assured there
would be a crsditable parade, for
already several clubs and ofxaHi-
cations have agreed 10 enter floats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11

BY NIGHTFALL
PREDICTED
Social Security, the
Small Loans, Budget
Measures Forced
Into Conference

OLYMPIA-The legislature
pushed toward adjournment
sine die today, with confer
ence or free conference COM
mittees considering several
important measures, including
the social security, small loans
and biennial budget bills.
Fate of the public power district
regulation bill and five other sem
ate bills rested in the hands of the
house.
Conflicting reports e r current
that the house would or would not
bring out a new calendar contain
ing the power bill, a graduated
net income tax resolution, a fish
trap bill. school district merger
bill. recall election measure, q
trucking bill and a minor measure
on closing hours of public offices,
MAY Fflibuster Bill
If the power bill comes up, OPP
ponents led by Rep. Edward f.
Henry. D., King, have prepared
200 amendments to be used in fill
clustering it to death If possible |
they lack votes to kill it. Tit
measure, strongly fought by tn
state grange and Sen. Homer 7
Bone, would put rigid restriction
on power districts issuance o
revenue bonds to finance theil
operations.
Both houses We're in session
until the wee hours of the morn
ing, with representatives working
on a long calendar and senators
losfing. Among bills passed by
the house were the supplemental
appropriations bill and the meas
ure establishing a vocational edu.
cation board.
Although the senate was on
sit -down" strike against the
house yesterday. Leaders Of both
houses predicted the 26th legisla'
ture would end some time today
probably tonight. The strike
was precipitated by the alleged
lack of interest the house rule.
committee displayed in measure.
the senate desired approved.
After being deadlocked for sew
eral hours yesterday the senate
showed a burst of action and passed
% house bills in short order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-11
MISSING SWAN
AND DUCK BACK

II. s. Doten, Metropolitan park
secretary. Friday dispatched a
park employe 10 Seattle TO claim
Tacoma's wandering swan.
How the digpified old bird
was transferred from his
placid pool at Wright park to
the middle Of a street In Sc
attle's Capitol hill district
will probably never be known.
All the park board knows is that
the swan and a fat AuscOvy duck
were discovered missing from
Wright park Thursday. Later IN
the day. they received word from
the Seattle Humane society that
William l.. Berry 22-year-old Sc
attic night club entertainer. had
found the swan sitting in the mid
die of No. 18TH ave and Ia.
Thomas ST about 4 a. RI.
And Friday morning, the
missing duck wa. found back
In the pond al the park.
Berry caught the unwieldly swan
after a chase Of several blocks and
turned it over 10 the Humane
society. A check Of the Seattle
park BOARD revealed no swans were
missing from Seattle parks. 20 II
was assumed the bird was the one
stolen from Tacoma.