The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1920, Page 13

be Seattle Star Dally at 180% Seventh Ave. ttle, Washingto cription Rates Wh IN ANCE N THE 8 aN thi BY aya Month . 0.50 i ae ml 0 B Largest Audience in |, the Northwest Reads The Star’s Want Ads Phone Main 600 Rates Per Insertion te 13 cents a line taee: Ce LY ineertions isementa will be vetock each morn- afterneen edi- “Tor the Cinssitiea navertio= thee and ‘otaee ie e ihwest. largest tence Es BERLE WANTED _ advert! mp to Tt YOUNG WOMEN ‘WILL many opportunities for ad- Positions thru telephone Operators’ Training Schoo! of- & course in this work, with while learning. ‘Will be pleased to explatn the advantages of this vocation. CaN at 1115 Fourth Avra Pa PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO ee jersey. tte ‘Bkicts ips Co. es Third «wi tale). Boia to replace ators tions. papers ice eal Enroll now. Miss cond ave. ‘OM CORSET —A ‘and repairs. 520 Union. - WEISFIELD tE- EN D salen people. York werk Mr. sf jern paneslow. G enwood 1415. com HELP WANTED BY THE AVE 1h isston, 918 Le ite for city positions: ‘Trackman, pman, conductor, quarantine officer, general rT, water service inspec- nt bacteriologist. A of Be- iy KA 1 immediately ae of application. AD- om blanks may obtained Commission's office, and at sa! office not later than if 11, 192! R DALENE MINES 6.75; mucke: $5 under- timberman, $6. PA §-hour iy employment. Ni ‘ood climat. schools; modern, boarding houses, th th. eat. electric lights, Peading . for rent to with famili 2114-2115 Smith iia Fave make pare mericas. 7 Hieau Foreign As wy. sto ee BM parts of Phe city. ‘Good for advancement. to Circulation Department, . ‘ANTED FOR DETECTIVE ry vat Rr nor, former govern- : M WhisrieLD CANT ft yay Danville, Ul. Experience e only, Railway, ‘our watch, throw it away. Union. a, FOR WHITE WARE te Dailey Pad Prod- to NTE $5 TNTRO- new proposition. Write or O14 heen lag. SECRETS ma nsh |p. heck Mr, s OF Con Smit T. CLAM Diller Hotel shop. First iversity #t. TO CUT CORDWOOD lerwood Manor, $2.50 per Inquire 6548 1ith N. W. TUATIONS WANTED—MALE SEAS SOLDIER, 23, men arene Leave cali, Rainier 123-3 evenings & p. m. to 16 AN’ 26, + ition, 1% years’ ‘experience import-export firm, wide ledge commodities and mat sires opportunity to pro’ with reliable firm. Execu- Best references, Call SEAS SOLDIPR, 23, MAR- ts work, experience ¥ references. pe, truck to e hauling or| Ral~ 19 MALE AND FEMALE HELI WANTED SALESMEN WANTED T WANT INTERVIEW SiN mtive ability who ha 6 in walesmanship and @ record, who are desirous of ring their present income, to fe our state distributor for the fastest seilin: spovieity. on the Market today. A this tine you can ore’ your bo sales for gna be at home with your @yery night If you ha the ove requirements, see M. lh B, P Martin. room 624 Hotel Frye. LOST AND FOUND bd acl K ING, BY A ren man, and Youngstown, box containing le reward if r Beattle Drayage * | MARSHALL Leute "Des FoRNITORE truck driving. | mily | between | LOST AND en] CORT — XK WANK with about four hundred in eash, between th and Spring, Re- 4, 412 Columbia, Mra. © ls ESKIN”~ hve leoe, Between er 1, corner Be nesth Queen Anne 1038. TS¥ TE CAN'T RE- ir your wateh, Unrow' it awa: 4 Union. ‘OMAN wateh, Liberal reward, 33 |P fonts wana Ne and = dresses, We MAKING rons FURNINTHD 6. ag wae eerie * gato sath Ne Ne, COTTAGE, wee free is HOUSES FOR RENT K Court. rT We Jou the owner PETERS, 118 Third Ave RTMENTS AND FLATS CLEAN, (RLIKI AP PART MENTS, rent reasonable, @22 Co! 30 HOUSEKEEPING KOO r “Rook R BAT i . 15 m fit ns : Den 2 ROOMS, MN m nth) ANTED—TO RENT WANTED RENT 4 Lor S-toom, modern. bungplow or ¢. Call B on ies after Rigs: flock evening®. ‘s WANTED—MISCELLANBOUS — Good pianos we t outright o on Very an mmission for es- tat lnstasee es Or private pe ple leaving city. Only p Blanes. pasted Seon. by yee", BAR Ye ite co, 106-108 Union St House of Guarent d Satisfaction. . Pee ‘tre fae expert, 599. y, buy THE ph ay nd 1317S sal FoR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS SASH A’ DOOR: MEANS co. 1X3 Firet Ave. & Skylight sash, for sine 36240, Price ck ih weer, barne and Ratt, houses, Shipment. EPING PORCHES you need and we “eull, figure the cost. Our Jarge itluatrated catalogu shoWing full line of building mi terlal, free on request. ©. B WILLIAMS CO Established 1599. laced | CATS $15.05 erecial Bale OF LADIES AND WINTER COATS 9 aS Timited number of latest high grade heavy with fur collars, misses 18 to lt years, 20 ladies’ at 38 at the extremely | pri $19.60 each. Thewe coats are lutely the b Sale Begins 9 a m. Monda 4) Inckley Building, Second aye. and Columbia STR plants for immediate Parcel post. C. O. D.. in lots of 1 or even hundreds, 1 cent « Wiuite for special price on to 5,000, This is the berry the can- eries demand, and I guarant ¥ ood peek. and careful packing ‘ow fa the best time to plant those +5. Buck, Doe Hay if 1s THE U ROSUAL THING THAT bt member. Reme: be A “pound guara Neca’ Mai Keep os in mind DU BARRY PIANO CO 106-108 Union. ss be ty plece, oF wilt oF dtigrood Hotel, NK. es West s1h. 311 California MATTRESSE i ovating, repairing, and to’ or ens Co. Beacon 268, SEWING MACHINES, GOOD DROP- heads, $10 up. Hepairing, renting. _Main 1926. 1524 First ave. NEW PIAS applied Moyer- Fone@ 210 Un . TF: SAM throw it awa: rir your 04 Union. FLUFF RUG WHAVING. THE CAR- rere Shop, 410 Terry N. Elliott son 10 Mumford & Capitol 122 KAVANAGH 8 HA@S. $2.50, 1005 ist, WANTED—F URNITURE THY BELLTOWN FURNTFORE to, Main 3617, We want househol and office farnitare, pianos, Vic- trolas—everything of value. PACIFIC FURS 2212 First Ave. Main 6d ae a. SEE oie Mae — FipER Thick, firmly woven, Corded edge 14xis ... 90. And Larger Siz HOWARD EW |301-202 Graty Bide., 4 RooMS OF FINE rent $20; business fh easy terms. Real Owner, O'Neil, 1417 nD ii" ENSIGN CARBURETORS NO Bonide VES OR SPRAYS, one BH BET ALWAYS STAYS PUT. A CONDITIONS. TNSI CONVERTERS BUR KEROSENE. munttal, PRGINERING ‘CombANY 209-11 EK. Pine, at Melrose. | one ab ACO SORE | by oN GARAGE to Bite wy sg driv Ar} We. “Biot tas Autos rs. Stor- © HILDREN'S | coca Tee tne t40 4441 FEU TTHTECREEAEEEREC ETE BCKECTRIC MOTOR. DRICTE, 61_ FOR SALK—AUTOMOBILES _ wwwww 4 ‘| Pi i i 2 = ai OUR_REPUTATION ABLPA US AND PROTECTS US npa in Roattle, on « uarantes meryi Ken good reputation tan ing of thie firm. have earned that repu atio ” by many years of su ful automobile ante in from us, ave money. URING CARS. yi ‘a and you LLYa RD TOURLN LM ihe tO RING DANN CHEVROLET HAD GRAND. TERMS AND TRADES OTOMCR Ta DEPARTMENT Ma ie at & co. RR a ae puUICKS oun MOTTO A Y Ui eaa0 afudideniic< 1eeceduageasaumperapmadestee THE SEATTLE STAR” Want Ad Rhyme Contest aS Here is the winner last week: MRS. A. JOFLINS Burton Court, Seattle, ‘Why should the spirit of mortal be proud, When God ts the great mediator? With your faith in Him, a few centa in The Star, Their Want Ads become your dictator, “Columbus First Said That the World Was Round” Now take thin line and write three more with tt, using thie ln LJ a2 the firnt line, and send in the completed Want Ad Rhyme to the Want Ad Rhyme Contest Manager. You may submit as many Write on one side of the paper onty, Put at the top of the page. Your rhyme must The Btar not later than Friday, October 8 The prise Winners will be announced saturday The Want Ad Rhymes yo brit OF ee oe A Win A u submit must consist of four lines First prize, $3. Clemmer Theatre tickets will be given to the 25 next best rhymesters, All tlekets Will be matied to the winners The Star or after th: Contest Ma: nerves the right to uae any rhyme submitted during test. Address all answers to the Want Ad Khyme 105 FOUNBRAL NOTICES Patrick dint, Siirien, ot ber of lepedicts p 10, 20, AND 40-ACRIB PECIALS a y 10 acreg $450; $60 down, $10 per WE NEVER RESELL CAR THA oA AN 19 5-passenger. 9 roadater. 9 coupe. paswenger. § T-pasnenger, 917 b-passenger. +1916 coupe, IF NOT RIGHT WE MAKE THEM RIGHT * “1 a 918 a1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ELDRIDGE BUICK SALES CO. 03 bb. Pike. WANTED—A UTOMOBILES eo YOu WANT CASH FOR YOUR ir car, let us sell it. We charge no storage, and have a nice show “saad \73 Price C 624 ist W. Montelia: 16. Main 91 MACHINER aK um ps, ent or Bea GAS _ENUIN} weight. 8. B Hicks Co. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE UNIVERSITY bistiact BARGAIN ‘ery pretty b-roor A onektew with ttle and sleeping porch up- full basement; hot water feat. furnesee, fireplace: hardwood fleor buffet kitchen; all in fine condition, lot 50120; 4 Univer Price only $5.0 li Main 3384 before 12 a m. Su@ay and Mon- ed on second f 4 bus street of Mo in for quick gale. E oraddress W. & Anabe, rho, Wash JUST FOUND If : Might and half-block raved stron locks yeh and Sightiy” And oniy '$i.200; 4150 cash, $20 monthly. L. W. MINE: $400 Greenwood Ave foot to > 3-ROOM month. Deep, rich loam soll; near- ly level. 20 acres, $500; $75 down, $15 per month; 2 actes timber, 20 acres, $800; $100 down, month; all level; 40 acres, $1,000; $150 down, month: 2 acres amail timbér; bottom land; spring. res, $1,600: $250 dow ath: all in timothy: © ly all level; very fine » 40 acres, $1,900; $300 down, $25 per nonth; alder land. For fruit and berries you can't beat this; Hes fine, and well watered. as) masa Tuesday, 9 & in. 1 dict's church. Interment tery. Retain ‘al Parlor, iith $15 per very beat of soll LEG NOTIC CLOSING OF i TION BOOKS > OCTOBER 41, 1920, the registration books of the #ev- eral precincts outside of the J nd towne will or rita 40 to vote are not iy ered will be required to reg- later priot to the close of business ir it, 19 Beattle, Washington, Oc- » 1920, NORMAN M. WARDALI, unty Auditor, it the ir tin fy all in timothy. All fm the Cherry Valley district, fa- mous for deep, foam sot! and abundance of moisture, Clore to Reattle, on good auto road. For price, terma, soll and location, y can't beat these. We handle farme and acreage. fEELY & CALLAHAN 306 Hinckley BAT ~ 117 Second Ave. sis Attorneys-at-Law TALL Gonaplectigne eaves cas ¥ rate feon RGIN SOIL, SUB- free, from 1 ode of o 490 sacks of onton: burhels of potatoes 100 bushel of corn per acre; where all kind of grains, grasses, vogotables, ber ries and frulls ~row in abundance and town ve only @ limited land that we are! érme half ance on or before 6 years interest. The ie ONEY, ATTORNEY- Third Ave. Elliott cash at @% MILLER £ sania, "1 , vreet Bu Tiremerton. KOE TURNER, Chiropractor, 310 Kind Pine. Coneu Bours, 10 to 5. Even- ointment. Elliott 3684. D CLINIC ? tle College of ifo~ nn 430-31 People’s Bank Bidg. $b8}. & JENNINGS, GRAD- uaotes of Palmer hook Denn; Bidg. Main 7 e FARM ae BIG LAND SALE Day Lumber Co. have farme. . roads to h per acre while they last, and its the beat land offer you have had GROUND $16 per! andy %-room ae aod finies “PETERS, 116 Third Ava BUNGALOW, POR beautiful views owner} Sacrifice price $3,250; | immediate posse Apply owner, u can at your ueen Anne . established specialist trict. 14 Poston St. -|ff0MB LOVERS, LOOK! A REAL home for $1,660; $-roum house, 2 mn park Write) in “hus ry Rix ROOM MODE enwood 15 6 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY A FRADER? , talk tous, We have a splen- | did §-room modern bungalow, one block from car, graded streets and | sewer. for $2,500, Wilt take @ in West Seattle worth $509, or on for $406 and $100 cash t payment; or if come and see might trade phone West 4 JUNCTION. REALTY. Co. At the Junction, West Seattie. MONTHLY AND INTEREST roome; bath; bare lot Sound view. lot ea part payment. 47th 8. W. a something else. large B. Kikeen—WeST SEATTLE Teal estate exclusively; establish- €4 1908. Downe Bidg.,'709 Second ave. Main 4726 71 ~WANTED—R®AL ESTATE ARE HEATROUS OF ONTAIN- ing listings good homes in all better sections of the city. Many client re waiting to buy. If your home is priced ie | will haye no trouble in gelling you. Phone us, and one of our| representatives will call and in- spect your. property. ASTRINS INC. GOTTST 109 Columbia 5 Real Estate Department ANGE—REAL Li, 1918 BTU ager and cash for good cheap Or will sell on easy terms. Real deal. O'Neil, 1317 Denny way ACREA HOMECROFT Three-room new cottage An acre of fine soil Fronting two streets; city water. Walking distance of street cars | Very easy terms. Call at office, B6th, ave. Spokane, ‘Take Alki, or West Seattle car Open even- ings. PHONE WEST 499. ~PHEP, RICH GARDEN BOIL FINE BERRY LAND BOTTOM LAND. All Thoroly © 8. W. and Fauntleroy leared und Ready for Itivation. sD TACOMA HIGH- just south of Duwamish river bridge: near interurban sta- tion, Get a few acres of this and BE INDEPEN ONT Terms Wasy Fampbell,. ON. Pantag Collateral Loans MONEY LOANE les of value. $07" Third ave to show; close im 716 Third Ave. CAND FOR NOTHING Forty acras, partiy under eultiva- agit soil, twe a ‘trom Sedro-Woo ley; 7-room house worth the price asked fot the ) ON ALL AR THE RELIABLE, na, Stevens, sth janale (EKA JUNK CO, 1150 Firat ave. Elliott 3291 Money to Loan 70 LOAN STOCKS AND BONDS STOCK OF FERIN Victory Rubber Hallet Rolter-Up “ Wicks Tire & Rubber .. Wyoming-Pacifie Oil rka Denise Harv Crude Oil w Weatern Rubber National Mines, Or Manhattan-Texas Oi! Kothert Bteol . . Van Dyck F. Brush 118 Cherry &t Main 5899. |94 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FURNITURE, ng, low rent, location, $1,090; $300 cash, 5 weeklh Snap p or, Owner, ONeill, 1317 Denny way. K KEEPING rooms, terms on bala Vairview ave. of PERSONAL TMANENT HAIR WAVING, Mareelling, hena pack for gray and fuded bair. LADIES IMPROVEMENT | SHOP Main 6507. 20 Union &t. WILL CHAR JOUNBON: LATE OF Nome, Alaska, about § feet high, red halt, niekoamed Pie Charlie, or jomtottice for mail, Gen. LAD rs a. rr ‘alin WRITE, ing an Phone fovse F i} per hanging. Genera! rapaiting. ack and stack work: Ki= pin lott 4206-3 JOHN STROM, 101 CORRECT piano ears factory experien 533 after 6 p.m. __ Kug Wea Art fig Mills 3. Elliott aii Union. ‘Sewing NORTH 796, PHONE old dress 0! Bongard, questions home. Mothers worried, AT LEAST. SHULL COME HOME. WHITE thing all right. Wo wi If you need nelp. phi we will anewer rand Mother, DR. N. FREER Physician and Surgeon, Chronic Diseases, 005% Third Ave. Hit TACLIAN ~CHANDLER—SANT ractic physician; ural and erb remedies; no operation. 614 First ave. Main $1 SBAGE, SALT GLOWS, shower, 421 People's Bank Bide. Second and Pike. iv HRNEST NOBLE SHS THIS AD, please phone North 3688, 100 REAL ESTATE LOANS MONEY FOR GTON FAI AND ACREAG service, L.A. MORTGAGE CO, Main 4010. 106 LEGAL NOTICES Safecrack Suspects Held at Bellingham Accused of being members of the gang of safecrackers exposed with the atrest here of George McHugh, W. DP. Doak and Ton Wilson were in custody in Bellingham Monday, They were arrested in an allogod ctolen puto, and Hell‘agham author: ffies loter discovered evidences that they were affiliates with McHurh. McHugh has confessed that he and three other men robbed two stores in McCleary, near Olympia. Hold Funeral for Former Sen. Crane DALTON, Mass, Oct. 4, —- The funeral of W. Murray Crane, former | republican leader and United States senator, Who died here Saturday, was to be held at Sugar Hill, the family home, this afternoon. Only the fam- fly and close friends were to be present, :| Alleged Looter Looter of Mails Out on Bail Joseph Trippy, arrested by post- office inspectors last Thursday and chatged with robbing the mails at the terminal station, where he was write or t at once LOANS. ROTHE Inc., Leary Bidg. Alaske. Rid the following 4 6 and 7, block 1: block 2; lots and &, block 3; lots 8 9, 10 plock 4 lote 1 a and 4, au of” Mote Water Front. Addition. to th of Seattle, Washington. All sales will bé for o ‘and subject to counts recelvab! of the said co at we S28 time and pipes. A ESTMENT CO. Main 3146. impire Building. TRY €TAR WANT ADS an employe, ts at lMberty Monday on $1,000 bail bond. Trippy was bound over to the federal grand jury at a hearing Saturday before United States Commissioner McClel- Jand, ERTS & SK — ce niorney AM NOT KitsPONsIBLE FOR septs contracted by, iy Like Mra, ith 8, Wilderman, beginning October 4 1920 Geo W.. Wilder- man, - beloved | NEW YORK.—Investigations of the Wall Street biast have transporting explosives, Pictures show the safety-first methods used... When danger, arrive at the wharf with load of explosives, @ powder wagon is already waiting. is printed the word “EXPLOSIVES” in huge letters. Inspectors are always on the job. Every st! entering New York City must be stamped with the contractor's number, and records are kept of received and by whom used. Inspectors superintend the packing, shipping JUGGED AGAIN -|Police Get New. Grip on Erring Y Youth Clarence Eiltia, 20, 20, ie certainly go- ing the way of the wicked world, Po lice records prove it. First, Clarence was arrested for speeding and fined §20. - From «peeding, Clarence slipped several steps down the wicked way when he stole several pounds of sugar from a downtown grocer. His youth and his comparative innocence caused the court to deal leniently with him, And then Clarence got his feet tangled deeper in the mire of orime. He wag convicted of stealing two cown from a vacant lot and selling them to a South End packing house, where they were turned tnto dell- oun ortalls, steaks, soup bones; ete. Monday Clarence was once more in the city jail He was arrested by Detectives Joe Smith and W. EB. Worsham when found in possession | of @ car stolen from C. J, Stanley, of obser last July. Clarence prob ably will have to stay in the state prison this Ume, says Lieut. J. C. Wickman, head of the police pawn shop detail. ABATEMENT IS NOW HELD UP o most .| Judge Continues U. S. Suit Against Flora Co. Abatement proceedings brought by United States District Attorney Saunders against the plant of the Flora Co. 421 24th ave. 8., were taken under advisement by Federal Judge Neterer after ai nts had been presented Monday. This civil action is brought fn connection with criminal procecd- ings now pending agninst Ponzi Mazzdni, Mary R. Mazzoni and J. Giordano, who operated the Flora Co, plant, which manufactures per- fumes and soft drinks. Federal pro- hibition agents allege to have found intoxicating quors being made there. Because it holds a mortgage on the property, the Seattle Trust Co. is named ip the complaint for abatement. The government seeks to have the premises closed for one year, . ii: | Middle of Road for Hugh Todd, He Says Hugh C. Todd, democratic candi- dato for representative in congress from the First district, opened his campaign with an address before the King County Democratic club at Meves’ cafeteria Saturday. The speaker declared that he was not the champion’ of either reaction or radicalism, but represented thosq who believe in “progress lashed to the constitutional government.” Bureau of Missing Relatives A. B, Sherwood, who came here from Los Angeles last June, to start a store, is being sought by A. R. Schaffner, a close friend of his, who is now living at 2428 W. 56th st., Bal. lard. His phone number is Ballard 3147, Denies Selling Too * ‘ Much Jamaica Ginger Robert Walker, appearing before Federal Judge Neterer in U. 8. dis trict court Monday, pleaded not guilty to charges of selling more than the legal amount of Jamaica ginger to one customer. HARMONY HOMESTEAD, 1743, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, will hold its annual installation of officers in Moose hall, Sesend and Beneca, Tucsday at 8 Dp, av etymology says that he wag the fon of & Swan. So all Bwansons have been related, having sprung from the same parent. Since that ume all Swansons have worked hand in hand and aided each oth- er in paddling their boat towards the River Styx, where things ter- restrial end and all good Swan- sons once more sprout their wings. Until Monday morning. Patrolman A. Swanson, being a man with a keen eense of duty, arrested his far, far distant rela- tive, C. Swanson, 30, at Fourth ave. and Pike st., for being giori- ously, elightfully, completely, heavenly drunk. Sooo Section of great falls just discovered 50 ‘miles from Portland, and John Mann, after whom they have been named. PORTLAND, Oct. 4.—Engineers for the city of Portland have discov- ered a wonderful waterfall, which, is is sald, has never before been seen by white men, altho it has hurled its white beauty over a 500-foot drop for perhaps thousands of years, only 50 miles from the city’s site, While fighting their way thru thickly wooded section of the Bull Run forest preserve, from which Portland gets its water supply, the engineers suddenly came before the great aquatic avalanche, The falls consist of three great steps, the up- per one falling 60 feet, next making & sheer drop of 150 feet, and lastly an- other plunge of 175 feet to the river. The falls have been named Mann falls, in honor of Commissioner John Mann, under whose orders the region had been charter, Russ Trade Mission Is Fearful of Delay LONDON, Oct 4.—-The Russian trade delegation here to arrange for reopening of commercial fela- tions with Great Britain was con: cerned today over the delay in ne- The the possibility that an agreement could not be reached because of a feeling in England,that a revolution against the soviet authorities was expected, * wa <i BUDGET SESS Increased Rates Urged on County Commi With a view towards further in the county budget for 1921, | eral representatives of the of Commerce and various bodies met with the county sioners Monday at the first hearing on the budget. ‘The commissioners, following | hearing with the various beads Saturday, cut the budget 286, making the county's tax 13.37 mills for the year, Before cut the levy was 16.5 mills, Part of Mondays public was consumed in expressions opponents and advocates of the ty ferry system. Many of the ers suggested an increase in rates in order that the ferries” aif no matter whether or not the ries were a losing should be maintained at all cost they were a business asset to I$ ARRESTED ON HONEYMOON Bridegroom Bad Bad Check Ars tist, Say Police Caesare Giovi, 25, newlywed, waa Im efty jail gy Caesare is a jo aie th of a few weeks. He is charged wi! oo checks totaling $408 to provide for his wedding tour. Caesare his wife around to the counters ef Seattle department stores, told hew to take her pick of the nice % then magnanimously paid bill with @ check. And each was spurious, police say. Cle police arrested Caesare Saturday, Hé returned to Seattle Monday in tody of Detective Joe Bianchi. Tt fs Caesare’s first offense. If he makes good the ohecks, he a be given another chance, DENIES GUILT IN BOOZE CASE Arguments on the abatement ceedings Be ee which ae close satin 3, denry. building. tor one year, under the abatement i of the Volstead act, have been poned until October 18, before eral Judge Cushman, T. J. McNally, insurance man, occupied room 733 with E. A. man, pleaded not guilty y Money posdession and allege that they whisky in Mc! quarts in room.