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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
TOMORROW

.ON November &c IN So Emperor
" Justinian published his Immortal
code % civilian ordinances. amended
from the dlgsats which no had com.
piled the previous year
In 1893. on November "a. Princess
Margaret OF Scotland died. Mar.
garei, who was amable and bensxo.
lent was sister Of Edgar Ashcllng
She fed 70 Scotland whsn william
the Conquoror invaded England and
married Malcolm. King o. the scots
on November 10. In 1879. Henry
Ill. the eighth king OF England
died. lie succeeded John. Henry
WINS signaiiy unsuccessful In his
reign. being defeated In his wars
abroad and Imprisoned by hla
tnrons at home.
In 1895. on November 10. Edward
H.. king OF England. was taken
prisoner and put into the hands Of
his queen Isabella. who Imprisoned
him and finally had him put to
death.
In i7Ta, on November 10. the Ros.
ton Tea Party occurred. The IN.
habitants Of Boston throw into the
haThor the cargo Of a tea laden shin
In protest against an unjust tax
The tea was taxed J cents a pound
The quantity destroyed was az
chests
On November is. iTT6. Fort Wash.
ington. New York, surrendered 10
the British under General Corn.
wallis
In 1911. on November rs. serious
riots took place In Nottingham, Eng.
land. The journeymen weavers went
on strike and destroyed many OF
the weaving machines
On November 10, 1864. General
Sherman began his march from At
lanta TO the sea. The purpose Of
the march was 70 go thru Georgia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
Start Again

That industrial disputes may be adjusted upon a basis
of justice and right is the firm belief of $4,000 members of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers voiced by
their advisory board.
The brotherhood Of the labor organizations
which walked out of the Washington round table gathering
when labor found itself facing the stone wall of opposition
to what abors and the pubc representatives considered
basis of justice and right.
But that endeavor for industrial peace to
the last for the brotherhood This much made clear by
the boards approval of the proposal call another
trial conference, in language like this:
be aiken to saembea mt
Washington minis
In TO olecfiv.
is
Of present
One round table failure hasn't wrecked the engineers
hope To them revealed rocks to be avoided another
national conference By all let new indus
trial commission, setting for its goaa basis of right and
justice"
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Editors Mail
AT THE SYCAMORE

Editor Tho Star. Rapacious lease.
holders in the city Of Seattle stiil
persist in their swiudilng activities
despite the talk Of constraint which
has recently niied our daily papers.
and II In evident that the time for
stringent action IL at hand.
As an instance Of this the writer
would cite conditions existing at the
Sycamore apartments. s2i W. Caller
st. leased and managed by A. H.
Tappan.
Effective October /. the rents Of
apartments In this building were
raised all the way from 81 TO SIC per
month. Tenants are now served with
notices that, effective December !.
just two months after the previous
incredible advances. rents will soar
again. These advances range from
s. 10 s. per month. making the total
advance for the two months any.
where from $40 TO $40 per month
per apartment.
In explanation OF these advances
I would cite some 81 tho delights for
which the tenants are paying.
The exterior Of the building ls very
attractive. but the condition Of the
interior sadly bellies the exterior ap-
pearance. The walls in the apart.
ments are cracked and dirty. and in
some places OF the building the walls
are actually wet and the plaster seal
ing of. due 10 rain penetrating tho
walls and running In around the win
dows.
The automatic elevator with which
the building IL equipped vios with
It's exterior in appearance. but II In Of
no use to the tenants. never having
been operated. Apparently we pay
for the exercise we are permitted TO
obtain by climbing four flights up.
In the laundry are steam pipes for
drying. but ike the elevator. these
have yet to sec their initial activity.
As n consequence. clothes must hang
in the laundry from "a TO - hours
before dry enough to remove from
the lines, and the necessary trans
ferring OF clothes to make room for
others Is one OF the pastimes OF the
management.
The building Is equipped with mali
boxes. but like the other cqulpaRea,
these are not used. as the mail after
being scrutinized Is placed under the
doors Of the apartments by the man.
aRcment.
We are not permitted TO forget our
surroundings at night. but are
aroused to "A consciousness OF the de.
lights for which we pay 30 dearly by
mice racing around between the
walls.
And for all these joys we must pay
everincreasing sums.
The maxim. Make hay while the
sun shines" has evidently being con.
strued by Mr.. Tappan to read Make
hay while II rains" and tenants have
no alternative, and he is showing
himself TO be faithful to his interpre.
tation.
! would ask our honorable mayor
and city council how long tenants
are to be subjected to such robbery
a TENANT OF THE SAGA
MORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
FAMOUS SAYINGS or COLLEGE
GRADUATES

uoRATIo BiGBEAN. Honor Man
Of His Clazs--"Fcllow zsaiots. the
world IN ours. TO remold into better.
more splendid shape"
MATT MoNEYMUcH. Son Of
Millionaire Moneymueh--''Yep. my
dad viii mako me a vice president OF
his steel corporation right away. and
III draw down a salary of g 900 Der.
rics a year. Pretty soft oh. I don't
KNOW consider I'm worth more
than that"
WILLIAM wIND-"An the fei.
lows viii have 90 do IL TO walk into
some big concern and say We want
fat job. and wo1i set u. Big firms
mr.. just crazy 10 get braJny college
men like us."
SAN SENSIBLE Don't get me
wrong now-i'm not undertaking the
value OF college education. It's
made me kccncr and quicker 20
grasp things and all that. but I must
say that feel my course as hash
singer In tho Nifty Quick LUNCH
In going 20 get mo more quicker
than my entire college course"
Two Months After
HoRATfo BIGnEAS. 20 His
Iions--"Yen. air. undrrrtand. cir.
that corporations have their own
IDEAS about tho way their employees
should dress. Yes. air. III rcmold
ny college clothes Into moro dignl.
fled clothes az once. AZ you re-
quest"
MATT MoNEYMUcH-''on the
level. amt IL the limit Of Dad making
me wheel barrow in his biggest
MIN like a day iRborwr. 20 start in7''
WILLIAM wISD--G.o. after
trnmplng the streets looking for a
JOB for weeks ! was mighty glad TO
land this Job running this elevator-'
SAM s-NSiEI.f,--'Yes. I Jus;
bought this little restaurant I know
the restaurant business pretty well.
ron know, learned about Il while
In college. I'm going 10 open n
couple more places xoon. Yes. I An
getting along pretty wei for being
only two months out Of college,
Mother exclaimed Susie Nc
Gooasy. rushing home from school.
teacher said we should cat 1000
caioriea every day"
"wha, does that teacher think We
are. miiiionaircs ," asked Mrs. Nc
Coosey. Il never saw any such
things at the market. but I'll look
next time and buy half dozen"
but teacher said TO eat 1000
Susie urged.
land sakcR child. you couldn't
hold 10000 OF anything
The less you think about what
you did yesterday. tho more time
you'll have to plan what you ought
TO do tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
By DIR. FRANK CRANE

Is Germany to win the war after all?
It's worth thinking about.
Wars are won not alone on battle fields,
but in workshops
That is TO say, IL is the efficiency orderly
team work, spirit and accumulated resources
Of nation that give IL power.
Germany lost in the conflict Of arms
But she is taking up the battle Of Industry
in a way that may get back for her the
prestige she lost.
She has been compelled TO disband her
Army and Navy, which, altho blow TO her
pride, is worth more TO her as an asset than
billions of dollars. For every Army is a vast
Waste Machine. 1t is leech, sucking the
life-blood Of the people.
The Allied nations seem TO have gone
crazy since their victory. Instead Of buck
ling down to work, TO repair the damages
Of war, their people are engaging in a
pitiful scramble for more profits, more
wages, less work, more pride, greed and pig
hcadedness all around
The amputation of her Pride was God
send TO Germany. We have all of ours left.
The nastiest type Of Chauyinism has dis
graced our Senate.
American labor" says correspondent
from Berlin, increasingly afflicted with the
strike mania, will find Germany almost free
from strikes, settling down TO steady work.
beginning to tackle the reconstruction prob
lem hard and ruthlessly, and with. the wave
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from Atlanta 10 Savannah. cutting
n swath sixty miles wide, thereby
splitting tho Confcderacy and de
stroying the great source Of supply
of the southern army. The troops
10000 In number. lived on the coun.
try thru which they passed. There
was little bioodshed thruout the
march. hut the area thru which the
army passed was utterly denuded.
Railroads. crops. factories. horses,
clothing--cyerything--was appropri
ated or destroyed.
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WE'LL SAY SO

Chicago packers have been invest
Truly they catch us both coming and
going.
However. II. Frank Kidd OF West
bridgeport. Pa. IN tho democratic
candidate for auditor Of his home
county.
Time for Her 10 Return
We are told Henry W. Lewis In
enjoying his vacation to the limit.
Mrs. Lewis IL visiting In Nanticokc.
-Pittsburg 0'al Druid.
a woman arrested In Cleveland for
leaving her children and husband
and running away with another man
demanded a jury OF women. because.
she said. THE women viii under.
stand" And the women Jurors sent
her 20 the workhouse. showing she
was right about H. The women un.
deratood
A Dayton man says he has In
vented an airplanc that can be land.
ed In "A back yard. Whose back
yardf John D. Rookefcller's7
The fnaEiclans OF the United
states have organized n society 10
discourage the practice OF exposing
their tricks. as II hurts business.
Quite different from tho politicians.
But. M the department store clerk
remarked, This IL what call "A
counter attack"
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DON'T HANG CLOTHES
TOO NEAR THE FIRE

Clothes. hanging too near the
stove. were the cause Of a small fire
which resulted IN SIS loss in the
home OF C. r. clifford at 1874 East.
lake ave. late Friday. The fire de.
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partment arrived in time TO keep the
blaze from spreading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

Let's go buy BoIdt's French pas
try. Uptown, 14l4 Sd ave-; down
town. 9I3 I'd ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

In China. when n pupil Is reciting
his lesson. he turns his back TO his
teacher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

High school telegraph apparatus
OF English invention can be made 10
deliver typewriter messages at
speed Of 100 words minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
The Call

Those towards need not ever die
To pay; they die a thousand times
Each day of living.
We judge not; lower than the dust,
Their life belongs to God alone.
Four sons of Washington who knew
The sacred blood of foreign fields
Have passed unhating
Those men who died in celebration
or victory have not died in vain.
Ye breed of hell. this land shall keep
Columbia's lawl Thy curse of hate,
Our flag is ending.
Awake. We patriots! Free our shores
OF Russia! Answer for our sons.
Leo II. Lassen.
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Women property owners In Italy
now number In excess OF i.0O0.o 900.
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POzAR v MASSIILLON.

Tovarni cinzak. stoiici do
vcereiska ma nadvofi Central
ocelaren V Massillon, vyhorel
" noci az do zakIadu a nekolik
obvvatelG tehoz zahynu'o.
Dive mrtvoly byly jiz z trosek
vvhrabanv a osm popa'enych
nachazi Sc v lekarskem oSetro-
vani. Neznamo iak pozar vzni
kl. vi Sc len. ze plameny Siri-
" Sc "a prudk6ho v6trus veli-
kou rvchlosti a ae vSichni ro-
zespali lid6 z nlanouciho blo-
cku nemoh'i uniknout V cas-. DO
nevada vIchodH bvlo pom6rne
imalo a pozarni zebrikv scha-
zelv. Jm6na uhofelych d6lnilG
nebyla ziiStdna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09
SHIRT v CIZINE.
PETR STOCKY, 67O3 LAIRD
AVE. ZAHYNUL "a POzA-
RU v PITTSBURGH.

Vtera psali jsme, ze V Pitts
burgu, Pa, vyhofel Sauerhv
sedmipatrovy obchodni blocl;
"a kterehozto pozaru deset lid
skych zivott bylo utraceno. A
dnes tele'ram oznamuje. ze "a
dotcencho pozaru V Pittsbur-
zahvnul tez Clevelard'an Petr
Stocky, bydlici Sc svou ctvr-
Glennou rodinou v elsie 97O3
Laird Ave.
StockV hvl nok'adnikom
zdnisi Bell Film Service Co..
ktoraato snolecnost dodava
mfstnim obrazkovvm diva
dim potfebne fNmv DO Pitts
buron odiel v nond6li. abv oh
iednal now film. zvanV "Ta-
pas O vafnV mir" kterVztO film
vvrab6n hvl vn vvimenovanem
me- 'ti kteraztO vVrobni srO-
lefnnts mala sva dilnv V tam
rsiSir CanerOv9 h'ockn. Sto-
ckv ravStivil dotfere zavohv
predvairem. ahv vice 5iv Mich
nevvSol. KterVs nnonatrnV ori-
znroc dotvSrn filr0vh firmv
odhodil no2ehnntOu cioarntl
do hroroadv calnloidu. kteraE
to Lnrlav;ra nvnlodova1a q
straSrT roSar " Saunrov6 hn-
dnv6 hnad rasln1ova'. 80 k'e-
restn rn5srni katastrOfv Sto-
clr rc-rGz 7ahvnul
Mrtvola jeho byla vcera 2
trosek blocku hasici vyhraba-
na a dnes chof uhOreleho jede
do Pittsburgh, aby poz1statky
zahynuleho domu ku pohrbenl
privezla. Stocky narodil Sc
pred 36 lety nasem m6st6 a
mimo vdOvy zanechava tri ma
le< ditky.
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ADMINISTRATOR SLOUCENt
v OKRESU.

V hotelu Stattler zahajeny
dnes ' poledne porady zastup
cd vsech vesnic, m6stecek a
NEST z Cuyahoga okresu, linz
ide slouceni vsech administra
CT okresu We sprawl jedinou,
kterymzto spojenim S5OO,O0O
rocne by Sc uSetfilo. Obchodni
komora Jest rovnez pro iednot
nou administered V Cuyahoga,
kterazto jednotna, spolecna
sprava anexi tech kterych kor
poraci by vsak neznamena,a.
Sprawl tn vedla by sesilena o.
kresni komise.
! Obchodni komora vyslala
dnes do statni legislatury zvla
Stni delegaci, ktera ma V Co
lumbus O uvedene administra-
chi slouceni mezi zakonodarci
rovnez agitovat.
V hotelu Stattler budou vypra-
covany plany die nichz Sou
cenl stale by Sc faktem.
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SBiRKA PRO rrSKE Ma
RODNf SDRUzENf.

Zames+nanci Plzenskeho Pivo.
vsru pFispsli ma sbirku els. 80
$7.65 a ma sbirku {. 40 $3.50.
K t6rto sbirkam prispeli.
Zdenek Spinka SO. Adolf Do
sta' 81. FIR. Dlouhy 81. IAN Pc
terka ST. Vaclav Krivan 81,
r. Ludvik 75c.
Pc soc pfispali: Jos. Tvrdik,
Jos. .Hrbanec. los Prokop. Jo-
sef Hrhat. FIR. Hanzl. Pavel Sa
'ac, Vaclav Voitech. Vaclav
sirde'ar. J. Kotlin. J. ZaiiGek,
!, TnsaT. Vaclav Trnka. Jos.
Kozeluha. JOS. Kocourek. Jos.
Rrahec. Josef BoSak. pani Ma
RE PronGek. 30c dal FIR. Pilny.
Pfiial a s diky kvituie
Josef MaSek
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"a CHRABROST.
Nadporucik Ant. Sebanek de-
korovan francouzskym krizem.

Nadporucik Antonin seba-
mex. 7217 Ivy Ave, jehOa ti
mech ma bojisti We Francii, jiz
iednou jsme referoVali. vyZna
menan byl Francil 20 druhe Il
to kfizem "a chrabrost. Seba-
nck podilel Sc ma hroznych "a
pa7ech u Chateau Thierry, kde
byl tezce ranen %. cervence.
Pvlo tax "a utoku ma n6mec-
kou posici u reky Marne, kdc
sehanek Sc svym oddi'em do
Lyl nekolika hnlzd strojovych
puSek a ma konec bvl trikrat
ma prsoa stre|en. Lczel ma bo-
iiSti cd 10 hod. r@no al do pull
noci V polovicnim beZvedoml.
nez totiz lazaretni druzstvo iei
V bezpeci odneslo.
Sebanek je absolventem stat
nj university a We Francii Sou
I'll u tretiho pluku radovych
r6Sich. ktery mel u Thierry
neivetsich ztrat. Pritomn6 pro
dlGva zde ma dovolene iako re
konvalescent a jakmile pine
Sc zotavi, vrati sc zas ku pra-
videlne armad6 a We sve voien
ske kariefe chce IL fadOvych
p6Sich na dale pokracovati.
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RYVAlA RADNICE BUDE
POBCkENA.

l
Budova stotici jihozapad-
niho narozl ma sQuaru bude
rovnez poborena, ably ziskano
bylo misto pro novostavbu o.
Mon nadrazi. Rudova ia stava
sc pozoruhodnou zvlaste sku-
teCnosti, re r. 1856 slOuzila me
stu "a radnici. By'o tax 20 wy
horeni rrvnl clevelandske rad
nice, kdy mesto ma novostavbu
penez nemelo a nasledovne mu
selo sve archivy nast6hovat do
zmin6ne budovy obchodni, kite
rVzto dim slouzil "a prozatim
nj radnici al do r. 1878, kdy
mayor Farley byl ma pocatku
sve politicke kariery. Dosud Ii
iici James McGrath. 1920 w
chodni 80 ui. byl clenem teh-
deisi m6stske rady, ktera m6la
svou zasedaci sin v druhem pa
tresstarozitneho onoho blocku
ma iihozapadnim rohu squaru.
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DITE NApADENO.

Jedenactilcta Magda Kir-
steinova, bydlici V { 2127 zap.
CT ul., vracela sc vcera pozda
vecer domi 2 navstevy sve ba.
blcky z West Park a biz zap.
1922 ul. chtela vyckati kary.
Za podobneho vyCkavani u pu
ste kiizovatky napadl d6vce
kterys muz, jenz Zavlekl je na
prerii. Ma pokfik ohrozene vii
nix zahnan byl kteryms pred
mestskym poljcistou a Magda
domu V bezpeti zavedena. U-
toanik hledan je nyni ufady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-09

Elektrik Ed. Gallagher, by
dlici V elsie 5151 Fowler Ave,
kraCel vcera "a svym pOvola-
rim DO ze'eznitni lavce Nickel
Plate drahy biz Central via
duktu. kdyz tn ma koleinicich
objevila Sc prudce rozieta To-
komotiva. Pon6vadz ma ustup
mysliti Sc nedalo, Gallagher Sc
skoCi' lavky. a to do stree
SO stop hlubokG. Vzdor tomu
utrp6l jen lehke poraneni, KITE
rGzto pohmozdeniny V Huron
nemocnici bvlv mu ObvaZany.
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ROD!NA PANh j. v. LUNA
kA STIHANA NEsTESTtM.

Neni tomu divno, kdy byla
rodina pana J. V. Lunaka, ta-
iemnika Narodniho Havniho
Kadu c. s. P. s. zasazena kru-
tou ranou osudu, kdy5 skonal
pan Sidney Luhak a nyni pri-
sla rama druha. kdyz zakefne
influence podlehl pan Otto A.
Lu'iak, ienz skonal, rovnez v
Chicago, We start 81 roku. Ne
nadaly jeho odchod tezce stihl
manzelku. PAM Alici Loeff,er-
Lunakovou. synacka Allana.
rodito Jaroslava V. Lunaka a
Ruzenu LunakOvou, brat,'v
dra. Chas. J. Luiaka dra. J.
T. Lunaka, 3vekruse Bozenu y
Marthu a ostatni pfatele a 81
roxy kfuh znamych. Zesnulv
bvl clenem radu Robert vi
ckers Gislo 63, &. S. P. S.. muz
vzd6lany. proziravy - pravy
twp vzorne vvchovaneho Cecho
americana, jehoz skon vyvolal
stesk neien V Chicagu, nybrz
/ V meste naSem. kamz jeho 70
dice V minulem tydnu Sc pre-
st6hovali a kde ieho otec We
sve piisobnosti iako taiemnik
NarodnihO HlavnihO Radu G..
S. P. S. bude pokraGovati.
Pan Otto A. Lunak rome
mohl Sc kratce po pohTbu star
slho sveho bratra, nicnene
STAY jeho nezdal Sc byt krajn6
yaznym. beznad6jnym, kterez
to domneni pohrichu Sc vsak
neOsv6dcilO, krise nasledOvala
a uterF rano roditum poslan
do Clevelandu telegram, ze mi
l6ho Otty neni az vice, re epi-
Gemii = podlehl. LIE 81 tudiz
predstaviti zal otce, pana ia
roslava Y. Lunaka, sotva n6ko
lik dni ma SVEN novem pusobi-
Sti V Cleve'andu prodlevaiici-
no. Osudem prouasledovanv ia
iemnik raSeho NarOdniho Hlav
niho Radu {. s. p. S. nastOnDil
|tudlz Sc svou choti hned zpa-
tecni cestu do Chicago. ably Sc
is druhym svym mrtvym milac-
KEN rozlouci'. Vcera konal Sc
pohfeb dotceneho inteligenta
zitra pfijede tajemnik pan
Jaroslav V. Lunak opet do ma
Seho masta. ably We SVEN uradu
. zodpov6dn6 praci - mozno-
i - alespOn tastecn6 utlumil
hore dvojnasobnou ztratou
2pusobene.
Vyslovuiem mu hluboke
sympatie a s nami Gini tax vsi-
chni clenove Uradovny, vsichni
ohaisti bratri c. S. P. S., vsich
nj prate'e a znami, iichz ctena
rodina tajemnika Lunaka ma
V Clevelandu cel6 legie.
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s.AHA.A.>.>.> q. o. .. . -. = :%.<
|" Kan to vede, kdyz 81 p.
manzel zabrousi, dozvite sc pfi
pfedstaveni Dram. Sboru Tyl
ned9li dne IL. ledna v Ces. N.
Sini ma Broadway. Zaonatrte
81 vstupenky u p. Vaclsa, tam
tez.
90 90 80
SVOBODNY PAN hleda p6k-
ny byt Il ceske rodiny V okoli
Broadway a E. 55 III. Nechte
adressu V adm. t. listu.
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DICKERSON'S DATES

Auctioneer Bob Dickerson has re-
turned from a three-weeks' trip to
Missouri and returning, found the
calendar we'll filed with dates and
is getting into, the game with his
old vim.
September dates are getting
scarce as will be noted by the fol
lowing list, and anyone desiring
to get a date this month would
do well to see him at once.
The 18th at R. W. Cults, north
west of Tyrone.
The 18th at Mr.. Wellman's.
The 18th at H. F. Witt, Hol-
stein Sale, Lampe Barn, Liberal
The 18th at Lancaster, east of
Liberal
The 18th at Stock Sale at Tex
homa.
The 18th at E. E. Chaplin, near
Floris.
The 18th at John x. Smith, Is
miles southeast of Liberal
The 18th at T. M. Bowles, east
of Liberal.
The goth at Col. J. D. Barrmore,
farm sale, Rolla, Kansas.
The 22nd at A. Albertson's, l
mile west of Liberal.
The 23rd a Combination Sale
9 miles west and " north of
Liberal.
The oath at Forgan, Oklahoma.
The 25th at Mushmire & Son,
southeast of Liberal.
The 26th at Kinds & Chaplin
near Floris.
The 29th at F. A. Tncker's, Is
miles northwest of Liberal.
The 30th at L. A. Richardson,
southwest Of Liberal.
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-09-11

Liberal, Kansas, is on the verge
of civic prostration. Liberal is
the largest little city between
Wichita, Kansas, and Albuquer-
que, New Mexico, and yet it has
never had the distinction of hav-
ing an airplane light on its soil.
The best the citizens of Liberal
have ever done is to strain the
backs of their necks watching an
airplane enroute to some other
place.-Canadian Record.
Just to show how quickly Lib
eral can "come alive" we quote
the above from the Canadian Record
with the retort that the condition
mentioned was last week. This
week tits different. We had big
airplane here three days, more than
a dozen took rides in it, including
a lady, and a cross-country business
flight was made by Liberal man.
Liberal never allows any adverse
condition to continue any length of
time which shows that it is a real
live city.