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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
AL. YOUNG BUYS FARM

The 20-acre farm of Robert Miko-
loski was sold Monday afternoon at
sheriff's sale to A. E. Young, of Me-
dina, for S2035. The farm is located
in Montville township and was sold on
account of foreclosed mortgage for
$1400.
Mikoloski was one of the alleged
moonshiners who escaped capture in
the raid made on Holmesbrook hill
some few months ago. Officials have
been unable to locate his whereabouts.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
COUPLE SOLDIER BOY DEEDS
WITH A BEGGING PROJECT
Gan echo from the dry meeting Thurs
day night.)

I An echo from the dry meeting Thurs
day night.)
Some captains speak for glory,
Some captains speak for fame;
Some captain speaking, couples
Mans praise with his own name,
Some captains warm in telling
Of fame of comrades dear,
Some captains wave old glory
To deeds done far and near.
Some captains speak for money,
Some captains speak from fear;
While others button-hole you
For votes to them so dear
Some captains love 50 to tell one
Of laurels their brow should adorn;
Some captains can't help reciting,
Their deeds we'll worth renown.
Some captains recite with pleasure,
Many deeds that only they tell;
But you scarce can deny in toto,
Why twas others, not they, who fell.
A story was promised of bivouac,
Of boys going "over the top"
Of nurses who shared the dangers,
Whom timidity could not stop.
So you harked to their words of praise
Giving two to one for self;
You gasp, you notA whose axe he
grinds-
His display of love for pelf
But instead you were asked for money,
Your franchise to entrust to them;
He gave forth scant story to please
you,
But asked you'd. sacrifice again.
This may be christian" in the eyes
of Satan,
1t may be christian" in the eyes of
some men;
But from those fooled into hearing
the story,
The answer smacked loudly of
never again
Some captains speak for temperance,
Some captains speak for fun,
Some captains await the collection,
Grab bag, pull string, then run.
l FRITZ.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
TO MEDINA WOMEN;
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!

There were 231 men who voted in
Medina, Ward A, on Tuesday. This
is about the usual vote for this ward.
There were, too, 19 votes by women.
The writer is in favor of woman's
suffrage; but
If women won't vote where they
now have the opportunity, the suffrage
being limited, they can't expect the
men to work very hard to secure them
unlimited franchise. A vote of 10 to
231 is not very good showing for
those who are asking that the fran
chise be expanded.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
WADSWORTH BAD MAN
LANDS IN JAIL

John Mandish, alleged bad man of
Wadsworth, is in the county Jail
charged with cutting with intent to
wound or kill. Mandich, while under
the influence of liquor, attacked one
Paul S. EntranaX, also of Wadsworth,
and in the mixup which followed the
latter received bad cuts about the face
and throat from a iackknife.
Mandich had q hearing before
Mayor Boyer and was bound over to
the grand jury on the above named
charge, bond being fixed at $4,000.
At the hearing it developed that he
had recently paid a fine of $50 for
being engaged in a brawl.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
FIGURES FROM RECORDER,
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER

Figures from the Recorders office
show: Deeds filed in September, 146:
October, 159.
Mortgages, September, 1871; Octo-
ber, 80.
Oil and gas leases September, 21O;
October, 80.
Mortgages cancelled in September,
81; October. 55.
Total business September, $554.60:
Ocotber, $45G93.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
Marriage Licenses

Harry L.. Liebhart and Nora Bicks-
Ter, both of Wadsworth.
Ralph c. Schwartz, Bosworth, Mo-,
and Esther E. Henry, Chatham. .
Brown d. SHREDDER and Gertrude A.
Hockensmith, both of Wadwsorth.
Wilmot Frederick Schultz, Barber
ton, and Bess Airline Houghton, Wads-
worth.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
New Cases

Lazo Ernyakovich VS.. Marie Ernya-
kovich, divorce. Plaintiff charges
defendant with willful absence for
more than three years and petition
affirms that she is now confined in a
penitentiary in the old country on the
charge Of having murdered a minor
child. f. W. Woods is attorney for
plaintiff.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14

such states as Pennsylvania, New
York, Massachusetts, Maryland, New
Jersey and Connecticut in point of
improved highways"
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
Docket Entries

William R. Miller VS.. Gertrude Mil
Ter, divorce. Divorce granted plain
tiff on ground of gross neglect Of
duty; rights of wife to dover, ETC., cut
off.
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Real Estate and Court News
CIlANCEnY nAnuA,N AND SALE.

b K Gna'y ,x nea An" T. Mir "sS
'g In, street. Apri 3 l.is; SO: SO;
l ms @0a wrsi rranl,i!n street ii fe%t j.
%2mGS by s ,., f1s, "yhga m"rn linz
'I lnaS, s'rss,. Nay !, Isi,; $1,000 ;.
s y South IT mi ; S' 10; an" AMI is Is
ofh nS rG s ,ftc l Mrr hy l. &, Tax
e%ifcAi q AckSy and Mrs FRANCES Isansl
ion . feet = inches by II. feet north
cas-, Of Granny sraS lien nee, Of 5 5"rm and
interest. M i.na z l,i" tax $50, $40.
Fairmnunt Avenue. IS feet east of twenty :
Ei% MsrSGI,n N POKE 10 ' Mry &c S;w A.
ha%ih wH Ws: Av%% ys@ Ns t t1Ss
,Mi i3s :,,fo Birch street May l. 1919: tax
nnsfRer, Ai.,, %"1 E"s, N ny ~,! $,Iss i
w%st OF fitin $,rs"i. A"r i =. lsis. sos
swi so,% To wa nrTsr ar 4% NI I.,I T"So
IN street. .eiNi'i fce, south lnr Franklin
ss s% ion i of 80 i Mrr vel ls q 81, nf
iiarvcy ". Inuth"rn t" Erno,, W. Far.
HS r r%a "FS' M'S SdTael t" o.
Mitchell street and ch.,nherIayne Park
A az, HyeaSG y fss! i i,nah,s ~ i%5 nj
;n .%,nh of FLOYD Avenue. Arri %, 49,:
Atlantic Construction 90. Inc. to- Harry
~ A. rsidcr ami iioatri"e " ,twii.s, ~
q fcet ! inchcs north ine wcsthamp,"n
NNTEeemus 8, feet inghe8 wGst OF n9i"Gini
.x 'Eo R RsEr s"a c?gn s>ls p ,rSa ., I?
n ro,n lin rarE Axenue ~ o e., mes, OF
., iicysl ii. wilinn;s and Frances =, 'wils2
Rdss.o scs, fe", S' al ' %ortwdst 500 Corner u
chsmhsriaync Avenm" AMI Edge III! Road.
u. sa i 'SH II: Il as - to nober, Lee
rh9w ~ Auburn hyenHr, - f"., tmrh 70,
70; north of Main street Aprt .. 1919.
Dan T.. slrourney ard Kate G itwi'p
10 Avery Shaw. 5oNi2j feet west Tine Lamb
i'm T9" Of l$2 fey Act F1'i IL . M 81, So
Ami" l. E9stmospn and M% :, ~, y :hus:
= fee, VIZ % Allison street. Arm -
". =: ilsnHer.on 70 Mapdg Ngwlg y.
feot IrrcGalar, south linz rarI Ayenne,
y i9Ii ., y ~ tngh-' 80, 80 q sycamore street
y j. Chowning aud kat" @. CSifc> 70
Srcnccr Henry and Emma twifct: 10,
norih in" Gay street. I5i 90, 10 inrhes
wGI - knncy street Arrii - lh.; $50
merbert Mann. 80, Monuu."n, Avcn,H.
81 feet west ~ OF M ',.d Street; lien OF
$500 Apri &C. 1919 tax $40
Samuel s isoman 5ols YVES, GRACE Street.
- feet 2 Inches ty - feet sOnth limo Grace
lion ~ $50. April 60. 1919. tax $50 SO
T.. l.. ilarwCod 10 Charles -. Lochr itf
bacon Road. i5xiio foot north line Bacon
Road. .tl feet inches west ~ Miller ave
uue. April -, 1919: taN $50. $40.
J. X. paschaii ana Florence T.. lwifc) 70
Thomas Winston l9t z. hi"ck +. Gtnt@r
TurHpikc. ST. fcet norm - Mclrose Ave
J. Il. I'aschali "ud Fi"reuo" :. twifcJ e
7. S. Winston lot, J. and ~. block L.
west corner - Seminary aud Mclro-c Ave
MUGS. April II. 1919; tsS $50. SO
Real Estate Security 90. to G. J. LETTER
south Mulberry Street l@yl2S ~ feet
Main street. April u. 1915: 5000
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CuANcIKY TRUST DEEDS.

g Tat and y. = twlf,e, TO Arthur
IL, chiHn ma and o sG" Ts.52% srps,Gg
sa rn'J John ''n-'s f r rSps Nab
West trnnl.in Street. 81 fce, l.. inches
Il - 'f is, ,a west OF 'sF'o" Street
william r Cent? and Lula ia, wife, 70
ess, corner % Beverly and Rowland streets.
h15. 8 sTH: j. 3 H.Sf:a4 TIN;
s sS'%n yen aSa A si req iSsh, e Ses' OF Mi
. wIl.ain 81, II. Myers 70 Leroy E nrowr;
nqTh Inc Grace Street.; ) zoe, we YES, 'e 9;
A.!'soH Sg Hri@- Ap1i! IS. Isl' sssa'.
SCUM uSa % street tx,ls FqM" es f' WS!
I'M MulbeTry Street: i9S iest south Of Main
20 M isy.y In rSMn and Leroy 5hgsbsRa
cas-, OF Sycamore Street. April q, is.9
,srSassr Henry and Emma .twlte> TO, =.
neSSi b. ~ feet nor,h " ns sSs; y 8 f5'
~ ;br ise. u j,,s nehes west Of Kinney Street
and Icon NJ Nelson. TRUSTEES. lc5xIa. zee!
.g HSF sTe G Xr o. 1877 MSr'H Senue and
Apsrtmsn,, and Home ituild!nc Corpora
Th Gs ssx sSSy feet i"G ,gsiG
2ouih h3a Grace, Street. ,$oe4 fset west Of
,ii$5SxE; !. Alisnn to s Y Robinson Robin, and
~ Ford trustees q? East Clay street.
wTS Of T Ef'h s,,ee April q: 80: $40
fec, cas-, line Allen Avenue, 49, feet I inchas
north OF Floyd Avenue. May /. 1913 $500
HiI I,nk II cnIde PoS Sna n2 a lwits
Avenue, 10 feet 10 Inches by a5 feet { inche :
north line Westhampton Avenue, 20 fee;
:, inches NIB, ,, wSst OF Colonial Avenue April!
,r sSE' 51 sn f:s to cn:wnps
EoDer, Lee Powell to 4: ]. .chewnlns.
Ag yyTus s 1871 ~ f ;ss north OF Main s'Tst;
Jr... trustee North Auburn Avenue 81
sp sfRoS5 ls s s $500 north of Main Street
sarah aaron and Louis thusband) to a.
shall! Street: 23xlos feet south line Marshali
Siref' IS 1913, zee, S"st OF Summit Avenue.
livery Shaw and Ethel b. twife) to w.
Stewart White. trustee. 5oxl2a feet west line
aG T sH III fe si,os south of
Emmet! H.; Wood and America f. twife)
James Street. noS isyso ' fes, ii forth
ner % -, James and Coutts Streets April
n, y Williams to Frank d. and Jac!,
J.; Epps trustees S9xl'5 feet south line
Moore Str ,s,6 ~ feet east of Kinney Street
Monte Jesnnngs Dewitt and Mary Emma
i nSw,i TO william lni, r. Miller and stuart o.
line Sheppard Street, 49, feet south Of s saS.
ard st S!F T.: :, AErI 50, 1919; si,i9o.
TO j. rgpe sash. trustee, l52S VEST e"s o Mwao
nue.. e5Se. feHt urrcgular) south line West
A NYSs Ma as feet leis sssshs o5 west of Birch
James W. Owen to Arthur L. Chairman
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

%sIt5 Il charter Il M04s,E MG5ss,
iJcn,. anL Charles y. Is.,ilev. SECRETARY
both Of Norioik. Va. Increasing capita
Bnwlcs Lumber Co. Inc. Richmond. Va
Capitai stock aNiinyIh. s4dVn: minimum,
$500. Charles W ScIdcn. president. j. o
Bowi"s. sccr"tarv-bo both ot Richmond Va
uhicct lumber businc:s.
Va. Cauitnl stock: maNimun. $1,000. min
imum. $500. G. NJ. Ycrbv. president: ". G
ThurSton. sccrotarv-boih OF P"rtS r"Gth. Va
obicct; general mcrcantilc business.
clifford CORPORATION. Norfolk. Ma. Carita
stock: mnxin,urn: 5000: minimum $4,000
ard. secretary OF Eorfolk and Portsmouth
Va. rcspoctivclv. object: real estate bust
Gcsr.
state corporat,on Commission granted
yesterday the following charters:
Wilson Mutual Burial Association. Inc,
Sorfolt. tapital-nonstock. Df,ccrs-W.
y. wilson president. y. b. Draughon and
i"ct--"onduci funerals OF members OF as
soca ton
Andrews Harris Boiler and Machine Re-
pair Corporation. Petersburg. Capital
maximum 5000; minimum. $4,000. or
iccrs-W. l.. Harris. president and j. i.
Andrews. secretary. both OF Petersburg. OBJ
lcct-foundrE and machine shop.
fansan Realty Corporation, Norfolk.
CapItal--naximum. s50.0o0; minimum, Sio.-
Goe QnirerS--C. II. White. president. aud
q; +. Birdson. secretary. both Of Norfolk.
southern Electro steel Company: Inc.
minimum. 800, 900. Omccrs-N. NJ Keyscr.
ureSHi.nt: ". ", RubIc, secretary DO N
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. and Mas ssfs g. Ss,e so to Wiki sTE
q west line West Street. April IS 1919
~. w: Goodwin. trustee. 10. Annie y. VII
lin ,ns. ho' Nor,h Shepard street. .. feet .
10 feet south of Leonard street. April 90
sSfy W %h sTSy x H. tpyt r" ssS ,s"
E T, Street. ~ fg;, >, . inches south OF
Franz : Kichaso" and jj. 70, Z. Say
street rI'% !: fds to lGl" "rGcs nv "a c "a!
west nnc q Street. 100 foot inches north north
wccst OF lakewood Avenue. April ~ 1918.
waicrs,c nc's ssi5 rs .Ss'gs to l!egry
10y - feet south line q Street, i6, feet west
Of ,s SnAM Y,S v A ,1,,.,s Aer j. iso s2o
stein t.@ "3ii % S'rss' . To- 10: inches ~ -
Is'chmond Bank and Trust 90 trustee.
II N'GTo" '" N%T s sn@ Msi'Ha 'rea
- feet inchc: by II, feet wcs, limo Shcp.
gi nra My i. sI,; ,sSc south OF Leonard
VIM vi sGh,miSt mns,cc 20 waiter l..
,1 a,0 'H ro Mn'ESrr Sres s. fss, south OF
T s. %at,n s vi a. s,i MsTc4, 3s ana siEns
Inc si%sh street is feai ins9cs south r" Of
Leigh ,S'rrs"t: April ., i'is; $500;
hani, ana Anna l.. Eubank. 80 Hor,h skin
strcc,. csxl3o foot cas-, line sixth street.
Aurn -. 1912: $lIi.jo
Leroy r.. iir"wn and =. G.. Hatcher irus-
toes. to MnuLr =. Newton aud I..orny Chus-
handl. 3i' East Clay street. u feet . Inches
ny w. i'"t t"u'iI Inc LAY street 3 feet
1919. $50, "
i. sitt"rdinc and +. NJ. HoAley. trustees.
~ America u. I'M and David H. (hus :
hHndb. l'NNp feet al northeast corner of 81,
s,.cC9
John Rarby. trustee to Monte Jennings
Dewitt and Mary Emma Dewitt. .p7 North
Sheppard street. g feet l.2 inches by III,
feet cnst line Shoppard street. IL, feet
south OF Leonard street. April -? 1913: 81 30
itichnond Rank AMI Trust Co. trustee
10 y. kcnton Mnhlc:nan and Matthias ::
l<ayhoc. Jr. ;17 Norih Sheppard street -
rect IL inches by IIj feet cast limo Shcp-
pard street T., feet south OF Leon, ri
Street Aprii 20 1919: $3.50.
JIENRICO BARGAIN AND SALE.
Washington Park Land Corporation TO
y lpt -,
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They do all the work on big and little
farms They not only pillow. hut they cult
waite any crop mat grows. They so between
row narrow rowcd crops boy can
oncrRtc them; experience not necessary y
They run all kinds OF machinery. lawn and
hnrs, mowers; cost less to buy than the
Ecor OF horse far Il year.
Ask for Catalog IN" It's Free.
CONSOLIDATED GASOLINE ENGINE CO.,
ZOE Fulton street New York City
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Washington Park Land Corpora ton
i.lLn,,.aE I,niLr.lln lut
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OF Iynchburg. objcct--foundry and ma
chine shop business
simon shoe Stitching Machine C.orpora-
ton. Norfolk. Capitnl-maxInum tsoo :
900. minimum. $500 ONiccrs@Royynar.J
Simon. president. and J. s. barron score.
tary. both OF Norfolk. Obicct-sboo ,na
Chinery company. $50
Thomas. Coblen,z & Temple. Inc. Nor.
mum, $4,000. Onccrs-M. ii. CobI"ntz
iai nnh w; g. TSmpic secretary. Of Nor
~-Chomicai laboratory business
ocean View Pavilion Restaurant. Inc
NoriolE Cnpital.-mn xintum. tia 900: mini
mum $1,000. .onicers-S. X. RubaiI. prcsi.
Irnt: FRANK Tabit secretary. both o.
Noffoih. Observation-Disclosures business
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Washington Park. April IS. 1919: rs
!! ~. Woouson TO Mrs. r.. H. woodson.
lots Is and H. SQUARE >. Highland PARK.
April >. 1913; tax -. 81
nrmhtcad, lot :: Hampton Gardens. April
Chatham lin. Inc. to II. T. Darlington
JJr.. lots .: - and -. Chatham iiiil. Marcel,
Mary j. Doylc To Leslie IL Reed. 1910
Vista. April -. 1919: $500
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SAYS IT'S ALL OVER
IiindcnburG Quoted nS Declaring Ger
man Militnrism Has nccn
Hrokcn Forever.

COBLENH, May 3.-"C;crman mil,
itarism has been broken forever" /.
statement attributed 10 Field Mar
shall Won ilindcnburg. reports Of who's.
resignation have been received here
General Grocncr. former head OF tn,
department or munitions aud who hn.
been the Held marshals chief OF stan
is mentioned as his chiefs successor
according TO news received here from
kolbcIE.
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mENK,Co TRUST DEEDS

H. l.. Darlington. Jr,. to j.. Pope Sash.
Trustee. iota %. - and -. chs than nm.
G. u. 1arrod and wife to American Trust
%. trustee. i...G acres on Deep Kun Turn
pike. April 20. 1919: 5000
- W. liam and wife to John J. Wicker.
trustee" acres. benedict Town. April -.
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mENnICo RELEASE DEEDS.

Richmund Bank aud Trust Co. trustee.
10 w: u. Turner. lot g. block {. Duntrcaih.
March, -. 1870 $3.50
H. IL DAVIS. trustee. 20 j. NJ. Muttcr. %
acres on Oii tccp Hun Turnpike. ten miles
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, tic territorial committee for the
vacancy caused by the death OF Dele
gate Charles \, Srlzer.
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Nominate GriEsby FOR Congrcss.
IBy Associated TrcssI
JUNEAU. ALASKA. May 3.--Attor
ncy-Gcnernl George II. Griesby was
nominated yesterday for territorial
delegate to Congress by the Dcmocra-
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CuANCEi,Y RELEASE DEEDS

trustee. l0exi35 feet at northwcs, corner
OF North Avenue and Essex STREET. April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
On the ISSUE Of
Hmericanism There Can
De NO Compromise
Way StatiOnc
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1919. BY Frank crans)

TO ten years from now, and from that colgn
of vantage see how it looks?
There is folk-saying that condenses this
wisdom: 1T won't make any difference
hundred years from now"
Try this idea, mother, when you are
fretted over some things your baby does;
think ahead 10 that day when your baby IS
gone, either vanished into mystery or mar
ried and absorbed by others, and you are
left alone, with only memories for company;
let your mind fly TO that date Of destiny;
then maybe you will smile and not frown;
perhaps you can enter into that large for
givenesss which God has.
The friends that betray me, the bust
ness men that cheat me, the men that lie
to me and the women that lie about me-
well, well, they are but Way Stations.
! shall reach my Destination. AS the office
boy says Itch Kabibble."
/ shall arrive. / want more money, but
when my Life Book is balanced probably it
more.
/ missed this opportunity, my pride was
cut here, there was | passed by, | was
cheated of the spotlight at such and such
time,-but why worry? Those things are
Just Tie Siding, Hawkins Mills, Downer's
Grove, Pieville, Henkinslip and West Two
Hundredth Street-what's the difference, If
come safely into the Central Station, and
find the folks all there, Welcoming?
Said Browning:
Il my way a birds their trackless way.
/ shall arrive-what time. what circuit first.
ask not but =
In time. His good time. shall arrive.
lie guides and the bird"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
WORRIES

Not all worry n pr~vcntable. but
for tho most part it can be avoided,
Most Of our fears arr never r~
alfred and. an a rule. " We meet our
trouble. day By day "a they comr.
without worrying about them b~fore
they arrive or frctting over them
after they have passed. We VIII find
that We have the strength TO rise
above them.
Worry uudcrraines tho health 10 a
certain extent I; really weaksns the
mental forccs by uring them out by
doing nothing.
Usually the relief from worry rests
with the victim OF this unfortunate
habit himself. bu, sometimes tho real
causes are not tho ones which seem
20 explain the condition. and VIC must
10 deep Into our lives or have the
assistance Of those who are skilled
In unrnvciiinr mental processes.
In most cases tho hes; antidote for
worry IL a. change Of mental occupa'
ton. a getting away from the scenes
which provoke worry. exercise In tho
open air. a good book. n pleasant rec
rcatiou. or temporary change Of
occupation.
Every sufferer from this unfor.
tunate condition owes u 20 himself
% discover some simple hsaithful
mean. af getting away from habit
which L. destructive 10 health and
peace Of mind alike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
Getting Out of Debt

There's but one honest way getting out of debt That
is by paying what you This applies to nations as
well as individuals And the shortest path out is the saving
route putting away portion of every pay-enveope thus
REHABILITATION slowybut surely, reducing the noun
tain of debt.
II is nothing for the United States to be IN debt
The only about its present Indebtedness S size
greater than anything in the national debt line America
has ever dreamed Of But this very enormty oil debt
makes an early start paying all the more imperative
Secretary of Treasury Glass included in his estimates TO
congress an appropriation of $2s750000O toward sinking
fund which ultimately is retire the national debt Other
secretaries have urged to ndorse the sinking
fund debt-payng method busnesshke and certain othef
congresses preferred the sheSs program oil paying
debt when there other place to put the money
The systematic debtdecreasng scheme never Appealed 10
III pork-barrel congressman. 80
In the meantime the naton-that means all of us-wl
continue paving over billion dollars year interest on
The national debt This interest will be collected from the
people in the form OF taxes, direct ana hoe'' " VIII
siwindle only as the principal is reduced
The present congress should naugurae the national debt
having fund at this session. The only question should
lie as to the initial and annual totals which we viii put INTO
the sinking fund The suggested by Glass, S2s'ooo
900 doesn't seem large enough Couldn't we cut down the
debt by half a billion year?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-16
TOMORROW

on the 17th Of December. In sac
the Goths. under Totila, captured and
plundered Rome
In 1913, on the nth OF December
the first book printed in England
was issued at oxford. II contained
forty-onc duarto leaves.
on the 18th Of December. IN 1893.
Henry May. an English mariner. was
wrecked on the island Of Bermuda
He and his mates were the first Eng.
ishmen TO set foot on the island.
After living there for five months
the men succeeded In constructing n
cedar bark with the tools saved from
the wreck. and provisioning them
selves with live turtles. set sail for
Newfoundland. where they encoun-
tered fishermen.
In 1919. on the 18th of December
the aurora 6orealia was first noticed
in this country. The people were
filled with alarm Mt the unusual
sight. viewing II as a sign Of the last
judgment.
on the nth Of December. in 1873.
the thermometer at Loipsic regis
tered q degrees below zero.
In 1880. on tho 18th Of December.
Simon Bolivar. the great South
American general. died. General
Bolivar. after beading the revolution
that freed Colombia. was made pres
idcnt OF the new republic.
on the nth Of December. In 1895.
President Cleveland sent to congress-
his Venezuelan message. declaring
the stand Of the United States in the
quarrel between Great Britain and
Venezuela over the boundary line be-
tween the latter country and British
Guiana. The president committed
the United States to defense Of
Venezuela IN cnse of British aggres-
sion. The dispute was finally settled
by "a treaty signed at Washington.
In 1903. on the nth Of December,
the first successful flight of an air.
plane was made by Wilbur Wright
at Kittyhawk, n. c.