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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 11, 1922 · page 2

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air—muss loss of “its ssehoomr.
Boss Selle. ~numbered among the un-
solved mysteries of the Great Lakes-
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and over which memoir Alison-
tunehns broodedsince the colonyypun-
abused .the property seversl‘yem m.-

Mtor melts .o zltruitless inseam-7
«Mon vtheseolopy «has ceased its .eflor‘t‘s
no.” tht happened to nthe little,
m. much mimung lite-away,
7m fine «inland toxhislport “Novel
ember. laden with imoruandrw'ith a
crew of u nbodrd. Somewhere out in
'the m "of water the‘llttle ship come
tom. . The manner of her longho-
how we: will beeknown. A ten! life
preach-ore washed ashore, arid the
findingxot' the schooner-'1: nunturned
hulk of! Grand Haven were the only
mints given up by Lake Michigan in
*connection with the mystery.

llarine :men here express the view
the little vessel was in the path at
some big ore carrier during the night
and was run down without the crew
or the larger ship being aware of the
accident. '

Loss of the Boas Belle decided the
colony to abandon the lumber busi-
ness. The organization's first vessel.
The Rising-Sun, piled up on the shore '
in a November gale in 1918. Twenty
persons aboard miraculously escaped.
Two years ago abig sawmill owned by
the company burned on the island;
Then the Jinan Belle was lost. round-
111;; out the series or misfortunes.

The colony announces no boat-will
be operated *thls r'year. that it is
through with High‘island for all time.

‘ money *received and codes

venom .for nun-ibis alma-

pllcatlons received by mail. and while

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,on the animation. and :i'! {the smili-
cnnt’s irocord entities film :‘i'o
Myrna namineer gdeJ
tennines if the amount ; of
m monuments it the proper
nflngflo magnum the car. ;
‘4. can ‘Reg‘i‘ltei'. ”Citric rfngs; up
on cash register the total amount of
the rQis-

5. Boomer m the‘teeond
record an «be - department’s financial
account. .

-6. ‘anfit‘. ~ Ms resist-a-
tion number and stages the reglfig'n-
tion to the application. 7 7‘ i

:7. iahin‘ilngne‘. '7mnames
iand anmtwmmmlutihr .the
shipments): number aplm ' " ‘

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envempes. , .

nflMaii m. Ill-ken “deliv-
ery of the mail to the post «he.

12. Eileclerk hie. 1 files. Animations
in numerical order. These files must
be completerwn'o op tortlie minute as
the “prelim-ion.“ automobile thieves
and fugitive drivers frequentty de-
pends on their accuracy. .

1s. Filling Clerk No. -2. Files 3p.
pllcations in alphabetical order. These
files must be complete and up to the
minute as the apprehension of auto-
mobile thieves and .nltltive drivers
frequently depends on ‘tlleir‘accumy.

14. Filing Clerk No. 3. Files copy
of registrations with others received
.from same town. All applications are
filed by towns as the department is re-
quired to notify local assessors of all
cars registered from localities in their
jurisdiction tor local taxatitll. . .

15. Filing ' Clerk No. 4.—Files
copies of registrations in numerical
order ~to check up original application.

‘16. Statistician. Examines applica-
tion for information needed {or de-
partment statistics.

The processes named apply to ap-

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MRTFORDL-March l ].-~An idea of
the amount of detail work required in ’
the Department of Motor Vehicles on
every innocent looking application .l’or;
registration can be gleaned from (L3
smteinent by Commissioner Sloeckeli

“HI-t 03¢“ application has ‘0 I’ll-“S the rector Rev Heal“ 1; rial-u“ on Womb—amt...-

throug‘h sixteen different prom-sshs.‘ ., . ' ’ ‘ £3 ' “new” and
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Th‘sv andihc met ”1‘“ "mm“ "“1““? mninml away from services because of them ' * " .

registrations haw,- upprOximuu-ly lx-l-
pied since the Department or‘filolor
Vehicles was established in 1917. ex-
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NEW YORK. March lu.-—A nursery
for babies In the assembly room of the
Church of “the Heavenly Rest. Fifth
avenue and Forty-Mill street. will he
established next Sunday night. so that
worshippers may park their young
while attending services.

In nnnouncinghls innovation iodny.

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