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Evening journal., 1919-02-19
FOR SALE

Houses For Sale
Its k kSsR;i 81 B., 7JSS n a ! r.
los n. van Buren, 81. u, n, s.
OF s. Broome 81, n. .. s. ?.
s Fifth Ave, 9 r. Il. s. p.
1922 y. Sixth s., n B. 5, Z
100 Jsnerson ST., s Il. b, 8.
Gil Poplar ST.. X
n W. Cor. Fourth aud Rodney Sta. 10
n. y, s. II W, store.
1901 W Fourth S. I =. =
i iSs F RSSSsiS S. s.. Il a. p 3. Il n II
90, scs ". Eo Enr,s s.. 2; 3 2 y ana no,
water heat Combination lighting IN
u22 ". Fourth st.. Re-. P. n.
j. HANLEY
D. q A Phone u7o go W. Fourth 81
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$40 WEST EIGHTH sTREET-io bath, porch heat
wen built house easily converted into an apart
| sion In 30 days.
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Ia CENTRALLY LOCATED APARTMENT HOUSE with store.
per month be bought cheap; has ell improvements n
III hat
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1901 WEST sTREET and BATH porches heater. Fro
Il can be converted Into an apartment
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"a SOUTH BRonME STREETS and bath porch
Good condition. with possession Can be bought on the rental
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oo6 MADISON sTREET-i2 rooms bath hardwood trim
can be converted apartments with very little e1pens
March Is
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plan frame house. rooms and bath he
i52o0 Stable chicken good young fruit tree
70 trolley and immediate possession. Party must SELL leaving
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i "a WEST TwENTY-NNTH STREET, and bath. por
electric Practically cory little home on paw
! good location. Possession.
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600 POPLAR sTREET- heater Renting for "a
bought al bargain
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col NORTH CLAYTON STREETS BATH heater porch Lot
L This property nne condition Possession
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Freshmen.
juniors

Totals ..............i2
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Is con EIGHTH AND WALNUT sTREErs-store and Apartment
for si per month This be bought; worth the money
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
the British fly weight champion in
his first appearance In this country
PEACE TREATY
NOT FORGOTTEN
President Wilson wrapped Uo !,
TT and Expects Popular De-
mand From People For
Its Ratification.
GBy Hugh Baillie, United Press staff
Correspondent

by Hugh Baillie, United Press Staff
Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The etti.
tude of the administration today with
regard to the peace treaty is that q,
"watchful waiting"
Believing that great popular de.
mand for ratification viii come from
the country within a few weeks
President Wilson is keeping hands
Off the present situation, waiting
for this urge to materialize, accord.
ing to numerous indications.
The president refrained from di.
recuy mentioning the treaty in his
message, to congress, It is believed
with the idea that further argument
was useless.
The need for It, friends of the adj
predict, will steadily be-
come more apparent They are look-
ing for events to convince the peonle
that the treaty is desirable and that
no other means OF bringing about
official peace will do. The presidents
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04

silence. they assert, does not mean
that he has given up the fight or that
he is any less Interested in ratifica-
ton than when he toured the coun-
try appealing for 1t. That he is
wrapped UP in the treaty was the
expression used by some of his ad.
yisers in describing the situation.
Recommendation for Wilson for a
third term by the state convention
at Pierre, S. D., was said by support
ers to be an endorsement OF the
treaty and an answer to the state.
ment that endorsement of the pact
is dead. Opponents of the treaty
scott at the idea of a nation demand
for ratification. They say that If
any wave OF popular sentiment for
1t were forthcoming. II would have
been apparent early In October. just
after Wilson's tour Many congress
men, returning to Washington after
talking to their constituents, say
there is practically no interest In the
treaty and that people are rapidly
forgetting 1t In devoting their atten.
ton to the coal shortage and other
pressing domestic problems.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
Callahan Field Dsy.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Dec. Yesterday
was field day for the Galatians. Tim
was reelected captain of the 1920
Yale eleven Mike was elected cap
tain of the Princeton team.
Tom, kid brother of the two, was
elected captain of the Lawrence
(Mass.) high school eleven.
The Robertson brothers will also
captain teams next season. Jim Rob
ertson has been elected captain Of
The Dartmouth team, and his brother
Henry was named TO lead Syracuse.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
BELFAST.


1t seems the cold weather has
come TO stay.
Andrew Nelson. who has been quite
i'll, is some better.
r. L. Deer is reported some better.
Mr. Small and family. of Bushnell,
H., are moving onto his farm which
he purchased from VI. Bradford.
Kelly Miller and family are NOV.
ing onto the Andrew Nelson farm.
Ernest Lucas and wife will move
to the c. f. Johnson farm.
A. P Anderson delivered hogs TO
Pennington last Saturday morning.
Miss Mildred APPEL, Of Keokuk,
spent Thanksgiving at the William
Shepherd home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lucas and
Miss Dorothy Hecker took dinner
last Monday at the Kelly Miller
home.
Mrs. Cleo Moleue has returned to
her home after spending several days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. N.
wells, near Revere. Mo
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
BECKETT is
THE FAVORITE
Has Weight and Punch in His Favor
Against Science of Carpenter
for Prize Fight
Tonight
by Henry L. Farrell, United Press
stan Correspondent.


NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-H there were
not SO many Ifs" to consider, doping
the winner of the Carpentier-Beckett
fight tonight in London would be a
simple process.
| London, after seeing both battlers,
| has made Beckett q to fayorite.
He appears to De the logical winner.
| In a twenty round battle the old
axiom of brains being better than
Drawn does not always go.
Carpenter, boxer of the scientific
type, has shown no indication of pos
sessing the punch to put away the
rugged, heavy, bruising, Gypsy fight
er, Joe Beckett
Beckett packs the well known wal
lIop and II Georges is able to dance
away from him through the fight I'M
til the Welshman gets tired he has a
chance to win on points.
On the other hand, Beckett's rush
ing, smuggling tactics may force the
Frenchman to lay aside some of his
science and mix 1t. The Englishman
then has a chance 10 slip one over
that may win him $4,000 and the
right to fight Jack Dempsey for the
worlds championship.
Eugene. Corey, veteran referee, Ed
die McGoorty, Fred Fulton and Jim.
my Wilde say that Carpenter should
win Beckett's most impressive show
ing has been made since he left the
British air service.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
Extra Innings.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Dec 4.-Ban John
sons staff OF legal pitchers and the
heavy hitting lawyers of Colonel
Jacob Ruppert's corps were ready to
go into extra innings today in SUI
prenie court. Johnson's men will put
Everything they have on the ball and
try to make the justice see that the
league president has the right to call
the annual league meeting wherever
he wants it held and the meeting
called for next Tuesday in Chicago, is
the meeting with the heaviest clubs in
the bat sack Ruppert's pinch hitters
viii back up their contention that the
board of directors have the supreme
power of the league and that the
meeting called for next Tuesday in
New York is the meeting.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
Llghtweishts Meet Saturday.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. A.
Jake Sharkey will have no trouble
in making weight OF 116 pounds for
HIS bout with Jimmy Wilde here Sat
urday night, It was shown today.
Sharkey following workout bal
anced the scales at Just under liz
pounds. He has $4,000 forfeit
posted that he will make the weight.
Wilde is expected TO go about 107.
Both fighters planned to take light
workouts during the balance of the
week Otto Borchert who is staging
the show, announced today indica-
tons are the biggest crowd that ever
fight in the Milwaukee
auditorium will be on hand to see
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
BIG BATTLE
FOR TONIGHT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prizefight In Lon.
don Is Greatest Sporting
Event in Europe Fer
Years

i limited Press Leased Wire Service.
/ LONDON, Dec. Georges Car
pentier is the popular favorite tc
| win. but the money has gone on his
bulky opponent. Joe Beckett Odds
OF 5 to 4 prevailed here today tina.
the British champion would win from
the king of the French heavywefghts.
The twenty-round fight tonight in
Colburn stadium for a purse OF s40.-
00o and the right TO meet Jack Demp-
sey for the championship. is the big
gest sporting event in Europe since
the beginning of the war. Less than
5000 spectators viii see the fight
Hundreds OF Frenchmen, however,
were still coming across the channel,
following the tip that standing room
would be sold.
Four hundred "Bobbies- around
the stadium are handling traffic.
Many fake tickets were in circula.
ton this morning and west end hotel
porters developed into high class
scalpers, getting $500 and $500 from
Frenchmen and Americans for SIS
seats
Both fighters completed their
training yesterday and protested
themselves as ready and fit for the
best battle OF their lives
For Beckett. victory means fame
and a chance for further world glory.
For the Frenchman, who has been
in the spotlight for years, victory
means enough money to resume OPP
srations on his mining property IN
the region devastated by Germany.
Beckett is not the least bit wor
ried. He is not given much TO talk
ing. but he did say in his slow, heavy
way, Il shall win. Dempsey next"
Carpenter, more volatile, smiled
happily and said:
Il mean to win, and am confident
! shall beat Beckett Perhaps not
very easily, but l shall beat him"
Considerable British money went
on the Frenchman today. Carpenter
has always been q prime favorite in
London, and some of the fans took
a hunch from the statements of
Eugene Corrie, Eddie McGoorty and
other notables that Beckett would
lose.
The fighters viii take the ring
about $50
The two men compared:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
HARVARD ELEVEN
TO PLAY WEST
Team Of Thirty-two Men Leaves
December 20 for Pacific Coast
for Game There New
Years Day.

II United Press Leased Wire Servi .e. ]
BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 1.-THE Hair.
ward football eleven will leave Cam.
bridge for Pasadena, Calf, Decem-
Der 20 for a game against a Pacific
coast team on New Years day, ac-
cording to plans made known today
Thirty-two players, In addition to
Coach Fisher and trainers. will make
up the party.
Fisher declared that while Har-
ward will go TO the Pacific coast as
an indicated eleven, he desired TO
make it clear the Crimson was not
seeking an intersectional title
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
To Fight Eight Rounds.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Fred Fulton
Minnesota heavyweight, and Willie
Meehan, Frisco fat boy, are 20 fight
eight rounds in Newark, ". j.. on
January II. Tom O'Rourka, Fulton's
manager, made the announcement
after conference with Dave Mac
kay, Newark, promoter
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
THEATERS.
nThe tlannhtu MIC .

A husband suddenly awakes TO the
realization OF the fact that he is in
danger OF losing the love of his wife
II there had been doubt in his mind
as to its certainty. the lady herself
promptly removes it by calmly an,
nouncing she is going to elope with
another man.
Then the situations IN The
Naughty Wife, the farce which comes
10 the Grand for an engagement OF
matinee and night on Saturday, Dec. 6,
begin TO develop with dazzling swift
ness from that point on. And It is
these situations which make il easily
one Of the funniest and one of the
most successful plays Of its kind ever
produced.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
E1nUR'.IN.IxD
Movies hEA
Wholesome Cleansing Refreshing
When Your Eyes Need Care
REHEARING
is REFUSED
Telephone Exchange Rates Reduces
Slightly by Order Of Missouri
Public Service Com
mission.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Dec. -
The Missouri public service commits
Ision overruled motion for reheaF
ing OF the order of the commits 3lon
decreasing the exchange rates ~ tne
Southwestern Bell Telephone com
ipany at st. Louis and forty-two oihe'
Missouri cities and towns.
The application for rehearlus
was filed by the company Saturdy,
and after hearing the commission
announced It's decision.
Under the order of the commis.
sion the exchange rates were reduesg
slightly, the company was disailoWe1
the installation charge OF S3.5O anu
the moving charge of s1.50, but nla'n
tanned the present Burleson rates -,
long distance messages for a per'uu
of thirteen months from December
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04

worthy of note that she is the only
actress Of nationwide reputation on
the stage and in the fling, who will
be seen personally on tour this season
There will be but one company play
ing this attraction on the road this
season and the management makes
the further point that the original pro-
duction, which was used in but New
York and Chicago, is carried in tact
with the organization which win be
seen in the local presentation
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
May Cancel Came.

Il UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 4.-Re-
ports were received here today that
the Oregon Aggies would cancel
their Christmas day game with
Notre Dame scheduled for Portland.
In case the game is cancelled Coach
Rockne announced negotiations
would be opened for another western
game, probably at Pasadena on
Christmas day
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
Dempsey interested.

LChlted Press Leased Wire Service
LOS ANGELES, Calf, Dec. A.
JACK Dempsey, worlds champion, was
PROBABLY the most deeply interested
man IN Los Angeles today in the out
come or the Beckett-Carpentier fgnt,
sure I'm interested" Dempsey
asio' and added that he was anxious
country. '' ~ 'ii'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
six.nau Bike RACE.

TINTED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Spencer ant
Chapman lost lap during he nigh
and dropped back to keep company
win Tiberghe and Charden, who are
sim trailing the field In the six-day
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
suspend Trial nv I,,-,

-, LONDON, Dec. THE meeting ~
rns Iaoihet Yesterday decided TO sps-
pend i5t trlal by jury throughout ireland
because OF terrorism there and Tho
l,mpossihiIiiy OF securing convict;o re
1t was understood todav '0''' 'clioD5'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
"Some Time"

Public interest in the presentation
by Arthur HammeTstein Of the must
cal romance by Rida Johnson Young
and Rudolf triml, entitled Some
Time" which will be presented at the
Grand Monday, Dec. 8, is increasing
day by day as the fact percolates into
the minds OF theatergoers that this
new offering is the fourth musical
play that Mr. Hammerstcin is tender
ing the amusement loving public. His
three former successes, the charming
''F'irefly" the melodious High Jinks"
and the tinkling "Katinka" would in
dictate that this his latest Some
Time" would be on a par if not excel,
the others. And to accentuate this
fact Manager Hammerstein, we are
told has surrounded the various char.
acters in the cast with high class ar.
lists and given to the musical rendi.
tons a soloistic symphony orchestra
OF first-class musicians SO that the
clear ringing voice numbers and the
lofty melodic arches in the choral as
semblages will be given with that ease
and precision for which all of Mr.
Hamnerstein's offerings heretofore
have been noted.
Edna Goodrich in sleeping Partners
At the Grand opera house on Decem
Der 9th, for an engagement Of one per
Torrance, Miss Edna Goodrich will ap
pear in the latest New York sue
cess Sleeping Partners" No actres!
on the American stage is so fitted b.
natural gifts and experience 10 por
tray the leading female role of THU
up-to-tbelninute comedy and it is alst
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04

bicycle race at Madison Square
Twelve teams were tied at s
o'clock at 1882 miles seven laps. The
record is 1904 miles six laps, made
by Goullet and Grenada In 1914.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04

Salt to the extent Of 5000 900
square miles, with layer one mile
in thickness, is the estimated RESULT
OF the sea drying UP.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04

The British boot and shoe indus.
try in 1914 employed $4,000 female
workers, and in 1918 more than H.
600, an increase of 20 per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-28
Tom Quartz and Jack

W hitr House Jan y wv
Dear Kermit We felt very m.ian.
ehoiy after you and Ted left and the
house seemed empty and lonely. But
IL was the greatest possible comfort
to feel that you both really have en-.
Ioyed school and are both doing well
there.
Tom Quartz IL certainly the Gun.
nlngcst kitten l have ever seen. he
10 always playing prankz on Jack
and get very nervous iest Jack
should grow too lrTitafef. The other
evening they wcro both in the
library sleeping before the
fire-Tom Quartz scampering about.
an exceedingly playful little Wild
ereaturc-whEch is about what he Il.
He would race across tho floor. then
jump upon tho curtain or play
with the taSsei. Suddenly he spied
Jack and gaiioped up 10 him. Jack.
looking exceedingly sulien and
shame-faccd. Jumped ont Of the way
and got upon the Sofa. where Tom
Quartz instantly jumped upon him
again. Jack suddenly shifted 20 tho
other sofa. where Tom Quartz again
went after him. Then Jack started
rapid turn Under tho sofa and
around the table. and Just az Jack
reached the door leapsi on his hind
quarters. Jack bounded forward and
away and the two went tandem out
OF tho room--Jaok not reappesrinF
az all. and after about five minutes
Tom Quartz staiked solemnly back.
Another evening the next speaker
Of the house. Mr.. Cannon. an CT.
cecdingiy solemn. elderly gentleman
with chin whIskers. who certainly
does not look 20 be OF playful ma.
turc. came 20 call upon me. He IL a
great friend OF mine. and we sat
talking over what our policies for
the session should be untn about II
o'clock. and when he went away I
accompa MED him 20 tho head Of tho
stairs. He had gone about half way
down when Tom Quartz stroiied by.
his tan erect and very fluffy. He
spied Mr.. Cannon going down the
stairs. jumped TO the conclusion that
no was playmate escaping. and
raced after him, suddenly Rrasping
him by the leg the way he does
Archie and Quentin when they play
hide and seek with him: ti-n loosen.
Ing his hold. he tore downstairs
ahead Of Mr.. Cannon. who eyed him
with iron calm and not one particle
OF surprise.
Ethel has reluctantly gone back
10 boarding school. IL Is just after
lunch and Duiany ID cutting my halr.
while dictate TO Mr.. Loeb. I left
mother lying on the sofa and read.
ing aloud 10 Quentin. who as usual
has hung himself over the back OF
the sofa in what | should personally
regard as an exceedingly uncomfort.
able attitude 10 listen to literature.
Archie we shall not see until this
evening. when he viii suddenly chai.
lcnge me either 20 IA race or n bear
play. and IL neither invitation IN ac-
cepted will then propose that 4 tell
n pig story or else read aloud from
the Morse folk tnles.
CTo BE Continued)
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Letters to-
Edited BY

AZ the time the following was
written, tho country was IN the
thrp-s OF critical labor troubles.
The great coal strike was threaten
ing the nation with industrial par
alysls. suffering and want. A few
weeks before the presidents eoach
haa been wrecked In an accident. an
attendant was killed and the prcsi'
asnt suffered an injury 70 his les
Every day the bone was scraped'
without an anaesthcuo. ANY man
less rugged would have been under
terrific mental and physical strain
Vet he wrote 20 his children In the
same old juhslant tone.
A White House Christmas
FTo Master James a. Varneld'
Washington
Iimmikins: Among all the pres
ents | got don't think there was
one | appreciated more than yours,
for l was brought UP to admire ana
respect your grandfather, and have
a very great fondness ana esteem
for your father. IL always seems 70
me as II you children were being
brought up tho way that mine are
Yesterday Archie got anonS ms
prcscnts a small rifle from mo and
nair az riding boots from his mother
He won't be able 20 use the rite
until next summer, but he has gone
eff very happy In tho riding boots
FOR a ride on tho calico pony Al
eonauin. the one you rode tho other
dav. Yesterday morning at a quarter
Of seven all the children were up
ana dressed and began to hammer
al the door Of their mothers and
nv room. In which their six stock
iugs. all bulging out with queer
angles and rotundities. were hanging
from the fireplace. SO their mother
and l got up. shut the window ~
the fire. taking down the stockings,
OF course. put on our wrappers and
prepared TO admit the children But
first there was a surprise for me,
also for their good mother. for Archis
had a little Christmas troe Of his
own which he had rugged up with
the help OF one OF the carpenters IN
q big closet. and we all had TO ioos
at the tree and each OF US got a
present Off OF II. There was also
one present each for Jack the dos
Tom Quartz the kitten, and Algon
auin the pony, which Archie would
no more think OF neglecting than
would neglect his brothers and sis
tiers. Then all the children cams
into our bed and there they opened
their stockings. Afterwards wc got
dressed and took breakfast. and Their
all went into the library. where cacf
child had a table set for his bigger
presents. Quentin had a perfectly
delightful electric railroad. which
had been rugged up for him by on'
Of his friends. the White House cleo
trician. who has been very good e
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all the children. Then Ted and !,
with General Wood and Mr.. hob
Ferguson, who was lieutenant IN
my regiment. went for three hours
ride. and all Of ua. Including the ehil.
dr~n, took lunch a. tho house with
tho ohiihrer's aunt. Mrs. Captain
Cowiss ---Arehis and Quentin having
their lunch at a little table with
their cousin Sheffield. Late IN tho
afternoon played az single stick
with General Wood and Mr. Fer
gexon. I am going to get your
father TO come on and try u soon.
We have TO try 20 hlt az light as
possible. but somstimrs We hit hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-28

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Frances
sulinsky. 10 years old. In on trial
charged with killing Solomon Kra.
mer. IA months old. II In snld that
tho girl gave poison 10 the baby to
get revenge on the child's nurse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-28

and today l have a bump over ono
eye and a swollen wrist. Then all
our family and kinafolk and Senator
and Mrs Lodge had our chriHimas
dinner at tho White House, and
afterwards danced In tho eas, room.
closing up with the Virginia reel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-28

IF YOU HAVE NO AUTO
YOU CAN TAKE THE
EDMONDS AUTO BUSES
AT FIRST AVENUE AND
UNION STREET EVERY
HOUR. THEY RUN d.
RECT TO OUR OFFICE
ON THE PROPERTY IN
IS MINUTES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-28
How to Get
to
Ridge Acres

SIGNS ON BOTH SIDES
OF THE HIGHWAY.
JUST Is MINUTES BY
AUTO NORTH OF S5TH
STREET CITY LIMITS.
ABOUT ON MILE
NORTH OF FIRLANDS
SANITARIUM