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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21
Takes up "v" Work In France.

Waukesha, Feb. 19.-Dr. w. O. Car
rier, president OF Carroll college. has
arrived in France. In letter to DIR.
4. S. Badger. OF this city. written at
Chaumont, Dr.. Carrier stated he
would soon take up his work at 7. M.
G. A. headquarters at No. IL Rue
D'Aguesceau In Paris. DIR. Carrier will
assist in organizing educational work
among United States soldiers in the
allied countries and Germany. He re-
signed the presidency of Carroll col
1ege in June. 1917, Dean s. B. Way
was acting president until Herbert
P. Hought6a was made head of the
college on Juiy41, 1918.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21
BE Ready for Advancement.

There are men who labor for dec
AIDES without advancing. They are
good workmen, but they know nothing
beyond the narrow confines of the
work they are doing. They have no
interest in the problems of their work,
no desire to improve production
through the discovery Of better meth
DDS. And they wonder why others
pass them on the upward climb. It Is
no mystery.
Prepare for the morrow. IL you hope
that the morrow will be more rosy
than today. Preparation is the open
sesame to Observation-Disclosures.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21
Body of Missing Man Found.

Chippewa Falls, Feb. 19.-The body
taken from the Chippewa river here
has been identified as that Of A. Lett
hoff. 81 years old. He disappeared
Feb. s. LelthOff was arrested here in
1918, charged with disseminating Ger
man propaganda, and was held until
the latter part of November, when he
was paroled. He brooded over the out
come of the war and it is believed his
mind became affected.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21
Lonos for 4 Pisistratus.

Pfsistratus, the first lawgiver Of
Athens, when asked why he had made
death the penalty for every infraction
Of his statutes, replied that It was
none too much FOR the least crime and
he knew nothing more severe for the
greater. All. IL Pfsistratus were only
here to judge the Huns at the dnal
count. Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21
The Situation.

Though prophet rose from tho
dead. he never could have persuaded
the third George Of England that UNI
der the fifth George the nation OF
George Washington would save Eng
land from destruction at the hands OF
the third Georges kin. As old John
Phoenix used to say. truth is often
more Of a stranger than fiction. -
Topeka Capital.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21
TAFT APPROVES OF LEAGUE
Former President Wants People 60
URGE Their Senators to Ratlfy
Treaties.

Helena, Mont, Feb. 17.-"As lovers
of your country, and as lovers Of man
kind. I ask you to use all your influ-
ence with our senators and have the
treaties embodying the league OF ma
lions idea ratified" declared William
Howard Taft, former president Of the
United States. here.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21
IOWA GOVERNOR IN HOSPITAL
Harding's Glands Near Ear Are Az
fected-operation Not Believed
Necessary.

Des Moines. Ia, Feb. To- Gov. Hard
ing is In a hospital at Carroll. Iowa.
suffering from glandular infection near
his ear, which may cause his con6ne-
uaant for several days. Il was sald
40 operation would - nocanDaEy.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21

New Food for Horsee.
A new substitute for oats made with
coarse treacle is given to- horses in
Paris.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-02-21
Indigestion

Take few doses of Chamberlain's
Tablets as directed for Indigestion, and
you will soon forget about your stom-
aeh troubles. Try IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12

% Personal,
HENNN PACKS 81: ToUCUTYPg
$3.50 to $3.50. The results viii
please you. All beauty phrlor
work done by thoroly experienced
operators.
Tho very best In hair goods at hPu
tho price on Second ave
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main G507. $40 Union 81.
POSITIVELY highest price. paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver.
old or broken jcwelry watches
MONEY LOANED ON SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
i' u g Smith RldE.. fourth floor
6 " ! J. u l. u S S COUPLE, OWNING
home, VIII give little girl. g. s.
good home for company. Address
Col. star.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICnAEL. 2n2 PIKE ST
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Sir the AdmiraPs Wit
Wins Britisher's Smile

Sir the Admiral Hugh Rodman,
knight Commander OF the order Of
the Bath. stood. upon memorable
occasion, before Admiral Beatty.
bulldog leader Of the British navy.
Sir the Admiral wasn't "a "dr' In
those days He was just plain
though HOUSE Hugh" Rodman. adj
mirni Of the American fleet that had
completed It's silent voyage" across
the Atlantic 10 join the fight against
Won Tirpltz and his murderous
subs.
Here we arc" he announced lacon-
ically
Tho the rest Of the world across
the waters received his words with
n gasp 81 natonishment-the voyage
had been fast and not n ship was
damaged Admiral Beatty batted
neither eye. Ali he raid was:
"Glnd 10 sec you don't believe
much In paper work. Whenever you
have something 20 bring 10 my At
teniion come IN 10 see me"
"G'll DO that. admiral" said Trough
House Hugh" I'm not much OF n
pamphlotecr myself
Navies Enjoy Retort
Beatty laughed and ROdmnn
fr1nned that funny wrinkle grin OF
his. And every man OF the American
fleet. who had been wondering how
the two ndmlrais would hit II or
when they came together. grinned
along with him. and decided he was
There" 50 did the BritisherH
~ was King George himself who
bestowed upon Rough House Hugh"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12
Superstitions Are
Sport of Sailors

No sailor r. allowed TO whistle.
Whistling Is an ~ omen. IL drives
away the wind.
Among sailors there are some pc.
culiar supers,itions and beliefs. Here
are "a few OF them:
In starting for home on n sailing
vessel the crew. II they wished a
successful voyage. would throw their
caps overheard just after the pen
nnnt was raised.
Throwing overheard any castoff
apparel was an 81 omen.
a mascot taken on board must
stay on board until IL died. Several
Instances are recorded where vessels
put back 10 port 20 pick up the ship
mascot which had been left.
wind beads and charmed pocket
pieces are very common.
4 tattoo Of a butterfly II n good
luck omen. a pig tpttoed on the foot
was an assurance that the man
would never drown.
Few sailors. on shore. fear walk
ing beneath n ladder and they take
delight in smashing mirrors. es-
peclally In saloons.
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DIES BY OWN HAND.
AS DID ANCESTORS

BERKELEY. Cal. Sept iz.-rhs
old women Of SaIony were wont IN
talk about 1t. a Guether, they said
always died by his own hands. !,
has always been so-for generation.
they insisted
To Hugo Guether. the old woroen's
legend was torture. He fed 10
America 20 escape Il. But even in
new surroundings the legend re.
manned in his mind. He could no,
forget the story nor cease 20 ponder
on what in their blood drove thu
Geuthers OF Saxony 70 death at their
own hands. IL finally overpowered
his resistance and the urge he fed
10 escape overlook him.
An unidentified body was cast IN
on the beach here. Rudolph Haze.
seeking his missing friend. recog.
nized the body as that Of Guether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Press
Contributors Emergency fund. which
was started in August. 1914. for thel
relief OF free-lance journalists. whose
livelihood had become threatened by
the war. has been wound UP. During
the five years 3.070 money grants
were made. and many applicants as
sisted by food. clothing and the pro,,
vision Of medical and hospital treat
ment Many applicants also were
placed In well-paying Jobs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-12

REAL ESTATE ~ BALLARD
Immediate possession =- s. 600 for
t-room modern bungalow. 1900
cash. balance $50 month and in
tereHt Pull niK~d basement large
level lot Pretty bungalow. bat
needs paint Near fine car service
not miss go. $3.50
g. f00-F-roofn modern house, very
conveniently located A fine build
ms, best needs paint $500 cash
and $50 y month and interest
This " on fine level lot For a
man Who can 40 his own painting
this 10 a bargain tN0. abaD
kEAS BROS.
In Level ballard
2o3f Market 81 Phone Hailari i.T.
Take Ballard cars 90 Market 81
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorncys-atIaw

!. r. -EsTABLtsHED 1857
General practice All cases. Free
computation. 2l6 Burke Bldg.. POS
sscppa ave. Main 72o3. al
Z. T. Schoff. Downs Blk 700 and av.
COMPUTATION free. All eases. Fees
moderate
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MEDAL FROM BONB

DOVER, England. Sept ia
handsome medallion. made from a
German bomb that was dropped on
Dunkirk during Hun air raid. has
been presented 10 Mayor r. w. T.
Farley. OF Dover. by the Mayor Of
Dunkirk. who was a recent visitor
here.
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S FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE

t-HOOM HOUSE. WITH LARGE
l1t. pretty lawn. Price 1850.
$500 down. balance terms.
l acre; thoroiy cleared part IN gar
den ana potatoes. city water large
tent house. itK2F. $3.50. 1900
down. balance sary terms
see oLMhTEb sTth and Greenwood
ballard i2t7.
II YOu WANT a HOME or YOUR
own. viii neli you n hHif-hrro
tract. near tho water front three
miles north - Pike a.. fine level
land. fer 1900. easy terms. been
under cultivation for years. n viii
mako one II the best sections "a
Seattle Paved road. Hight. water
and phone service.
owner. JEssEN. SO New York MA
NOTHING TO SELL. UrT SERVICE
We assist the buyer 60 secure some
thing he wants. Instead ~ selling
him something hr does not want
WI HEPHEsENT THE BUYER
}. V. HOLTNN co. Esni Estate
ego Marion 50 Main 1853
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ACREAGE


ACRE BARGAINS
90 ncrrr good land. In fine pasture
Great Tor hogs or chickens. creek
on one corner Trirc 1850. s7b
down. SO per month
90 acres; part bottom. balance fine
upland. viii grow anything:
spring on one corner. on main
gravel road Price 800: 800
down. SIS per month.
80 acres: half bottom land. balance
good for pasture, chickens or fruit:
spring; also some timber. Price
$1,000. $50 down. $40 per month.
90 acres M fine land M you could
wish for Deep. rich loan soil.
easily cleared small creek crosses
one corner. price 81 500. 5000 down.
and $40 per month.
So acres. About half Of this ia aplcn-
did tlllnblc land. balance Euita BILE
for pasture: good living spring
Fine for small dairy Price $3.50:
$500 cash. balance arranged. Go.
t60 acres. Lots OF fine pasture now.
Hair tillable land balance fine
pasture; small creek crossca this
tract As dairy proposition, YOU
cant beat H. Price $4,000; $500
cash, balance cnsy
IT you are looking for good land at
q low price, come in and soc
photos and soil These tracts are
located in tho famous Cherry
Valley district: on good roads;
close TO Seattle, The soil ~ fine
and the prices right We viii
show you these tracts any day.
REALTY y CHANGE
SOC 1IinclSlcy. Cor End and Columbia
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UNwELCOSfE

The Nurse-What do you think q
the new baby sister the doctor left
for you?
Little Elsie-I don't blame the doc
tor for wanting 20 get rid Of IL But
why did he pick on us?
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MRS y. CATER
! want 10 cut the II. &. l..
Thru Star want ads my story tell;
! must find work with better pay.
So can eat another day.
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2 ACRES. IMPROVED
a EUo

NitNNW
f-room house; cement basement, ga-
rage; poultry house, 40 bearing
fruit trees OF apples, cherries.
uears and pluma; over Z. 900 straw
berry plants; fine water: good
View ucrcs all cleared and
fenced. near school and stores. Can
live here and work In city: h-ccnt
faro to city 10y communication. 4
splendid bargain. Price $1,000:
satisfactory terms to Responsible
party. Take Il. Madison car and
county. ferry 20 kirkland and in
quire for T. w. Sucking at brick
bungalow office at ferry dock In
Kirkland
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Want AID RHYMES
NfRs Y GNnRIEI

NTtN Y q MN ID
want 90 cut tho H. c. L,
And when I ought 90 huy or sell
III put want al IN The star,
And get results from near and Tar
Dther Rhymes Elsewhere on This
Par,--Iool-yours Nav Ire There
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10 FOR Observation-Disclosures

HASu ANb DOORS
O. ~ WILLIAMS co.
Two popular slices ~ single sash for
garages hara or small bungalows.
IN stock. glazed, ready for im-
mediate nhipment
First aiEc 70 rs inches wide and ~
inChca high. with 4 lights iirla
glass. Price tist
Second siEc ~ % inches wide and -
inches hiEh. with . lights iOSil
glass Price ,to6
Our largo illustrated catalogue.
showing fun line ~ building ma
terial free on request
O n WILLIAMS co
teta first AVE. e.. SEATTLE.
BRING IN Your OLD FELT. We
lour or beaver hats Co De cleaned
and rchiockcd in tho latest shape
by EXPERT union mon. hRnhury Hat
co. tAahh THIRD ave Elliott $3.50
PHuNoGRArus OuR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
is MgS wcS1i,k RECORD F rilIo,, ssis
Opposite New Times nids
~ MONTHS Scholarship At
Wilson's business College. t5h
Phone Queen Anne icia.
NEW PIANOS ron RENT RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner, st0 linton,
FoR SALE = GRAVENSTEtN Ar-
pics. nfunvH ana mems = II, Lind
say. North EdmondH
ACORN AURORA COAL RANGE
one 3-burner gas oven. 6ott rala-
tine ave.
SEWING MCuS RENTED Ell tate
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nlske Furniture Co. tOs riie NJ esis
Sc FOR sAIE-EURNITUR
No JUNK - EVERYTHING LIKE
new. Large brunswick phone
graph. with records. s-pircc tapes
try sct tbest money can huyl
leather davenport , largo leather
rockers To- match. library table
large fumcd oak. g-piece dining
set. brass and steel beds. best
mattresses and springs. ivory bed
room suite. mahogany drrnaer and
chlffontcr. Singer sewing machine.
Would like 20 set about half price.
iTGi Harvard ave broadway or
capitol itiii car 20 Harvard.
OAK DINING TABLE N-tNCH
ono mahogany leather davenport
stts green Administer rug East
2iTs,
ron sAIE-PtANo PRACTICALLY
new. Phone Elliott ss20-W.
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,LpERwoop MANOR

o acres adjoining main demenstra-
ton farm at Aidrrwoud Manor
1890 per acre rhuns Ballard 1888
$500 CASH. SIS MONTH
s-room modern close Go west Sc
attic car and ferry and school.
fine lawn large back yard 60
hilcT, only 5000 " Gordon
iihF Sunset ave. West taf.N
NtW GROOM MDDEHS HtNgA-
low: fun basement 2sN1n. break
fast nook. laundry tubs. large
rooms fine view. close e. huuir-
ward. Cash $500 balance terma
tofr Arcade block
s-UoON. FULL CEMENT nARE-
mont. garage rofn~g ioKio2:
try.' shguhs.ccryt furnished o. I'M
furnished $500. close 20 car
line. 1890 .ist y W owner sell.
inF this
NICE s.HooM COTTAGE COWES
Park district. large lot eori0Q.
lots ~ fruit berries. etc Pine
place for chickens. For quick sale.
1000 C-tz. star
GOOD 7.RooM MODERN House
Second ave. y. 10 minutes walk
from Pike 81. $4,000. easy terms
bargain, Call Room Halter
illdF
SMAtI. FACTORY BUILDING AND
aTvru vacant lots a sacrifice
to12 Burton pl ~ iawton car
20 Gilmore ~
OWNER WILL SILL f,o1 WITHIN
Mociips. 800. sai second ave-.
FuR SAt.E - e. ROOM MODERN
house. $1,000. 1900 cash ts3s
Fruntrnac 81 Rainier ath-M
niG nARGAtN--6 ACREs. oNE-
hair mlic from Mocilpa. terms.
owner. e2i Second ave.
70 wEsT sEATTI.E PROPERTY
a MIST ron TWO
1-room and sleeping porch: soma
thing little above the average:
built b. n cabinet maker. every
thing Al. You could not begin
TO duplicate Il today for near the
PRICE 1.7so. TERMS
J NJ PRICE
t7oa W Alaska Sc Phone West -
GROOM Mi.MonERN. CORNER
lot. fruit flowers and garden
close 20 cars. 81 500 $3.50 cash. $50
per month. including interest
IDA SMITH
J7o5 California Az. Phone West 2sz.
2-RooM HOUSE. LOT boxi00. $500.
groom house. lot E0Ki2a. 81 500
niturc. $500. All close TO car
line on terms. Five iota from
1900 M. close 20 ca:. on terms.
" kurhn. 2fo1 tSth ave s. W.
LARGE CORNER LOT oN s5TH
ave s. W. with large 1-room
building In good condition. paving
ell In and paid, 1855. SNs cnan and
&Ia per month g. 4 GoudfclloN,
80i Railwhy Exchange.
. Lot 6uXi2s WEST SEATTLE. gaTH
ave 8. W. district 3125--3e5 cash
and $40 n month ~ A. GoodfcI-
low. 30l Railway Exchange Bldg
J. n KtEFER-WeHt Seattle real c--
tate exclusively Established 1905
Downs Blaua 70s End Nv. Main 2726
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ACREAGE


INCOME HuBUHBAN HOME
4 hcreH' good broom house. barn.
garage. modern poultry and brood
"r house, all kinds 81 fruit trees
and small fruits lots 81 flowers
ana Hhruhbcry: trees now loaded
with fruit. and large vegotabie
garden: over 200 chickens. flock
~ geese, pair 81 Guinea fowl fine
COW aud enough hay 90 keep her
all winter. wood 60 last two years;
5000. 81. 800 cash. balance pay
nentH on good auto road. 20
minutes out. walking distance of
interurhnu. also auto bus 60 city
within two blocks. can sidney
726 Good weekly income now.
81 ACRES ORCHARD
BUILDINGS ti.b7b
Four-room house. barn. garage and
chicken house; facing splendid
highway. within 30 minutes drive
81 Seattle public markets. large
bearing orchard and small fruits.
place has been slaEhed aud viii
take very little work 90 th9roly
clear excellent water. good noiRh-
borhood. easy monthly terms ar
ranged
nunKE a. FARnAR. INC.
20l New york block
3 ACHES $1,000. $3.50 CASH. BAL
ut seattle Heights. 46 minutes
from sixth and Pine. and IL only
two blocks from car line. two
blocks from store and one block
from school H. A Goodfcliow,
aoi Railway Exchange
10 ACHES WITHIN NILE or TOWN
Mostly bottom land partly cleared
Have two tracts left VIM" thcy
last. $3.50 per tract; 1ib0 cash.
balance monthly
THE w. y. MORSE co
ilc Lcary HidR Elliott 1885.
VALLEY BARGAIN
GA acres. close 10 town ana high
school. all level. black soil: 2
cows. 2 hogs. well. barn; house
some cleared all FOR 1850. or
1850 FOR land and buildings. W.
1. burnside. buckley wash
a-AcHE TRACT NEAR BELLEVUE.
400. tcrms craft COS Lyon hldg
80 FARM LANDS
mo OPENING SALE q.
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
$40 per acre and up. easy terms. best
81 soil. two railroads and state
highway pass thru the land close
90 towns under government irri-
cation project that ia an extension
81 Hu&SYsiDE CANAL. good cll-
mate big Cropf. ana the earliest
district 10 The state
SOLD At WHOLESALE pElcEE
Me have n number 81 tracts front
ing on Yakima river. The prices
are very low. and our sales are
many See pictures at our officc.
Best farm land IN Washington
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Owners pis Green Bldg.
OFFICE open evenings also.
90 ACRES. GOOD SOIL. rs ACRES
cleared. old orchard. small fruit.
house. barn. chicken house. To-
good school and market Price
fz500. terms $500 cash. balance
easy This iE genuine snap.
MEHNiT-r REALTY co.
12i New York Block.
BASS LUMBER COMPANY
LAND SALE
In skaKit county: 90 acres; $3.50
The best buy ever offered In that
~ {. PETERS
nc Third Avenue.
IMPROVED io-AcHE RANCH: I
houses. / br0oder house. 200 pull
lets. cows. machinery, harness
-. 900. terms Pc trade. n J.
miller. Kingston. Wash.
coon isl-AcHE Farm ron SALE
or trade. price $4,000. fair build
iuEa good orchard. on Hood .
Canal Address s13s brooklyn
ave- seattle
100 ACRES HoT-rOH LAND. NEAR
Seattle. Diversified farming or
dairyinF e0s Green Bldg
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I WILL MY
Liberty nonds War Savings stamps.
Pan Motor. Western Smelling
Power.
WILL SELL
Norway Pacific Cons.
~. -. ....s.......t ..... sFnO0
Pacific Glass CAskct. 700
HRiietH Invinciblc
knIterup .s-.ss..s.. laNn
~ wickr Tire & Rubber Special
loo Swhstika OIL Co... Special
600 Universal HiEh Power. SO
200 Alaska Petroleum Coal Is
500 beacon Coal ....-.... SO
J 600 Forks OF ........ 10
loco Sequim Gas & OIL. 10
Q 600 Long Horn OIL Co... OF
;. 900 Lone Star Oll......... OK
o. 600 Red Monarch Cons OF
1000 Wyoming Pacific OIL. IAN
MAX WINkLER
2it Union 81 Elliott $50.
LIBERTY nONDs
September II
We viii pay tho following prices:
era = = ''..''.'....'.'.' wa
tth ' a 20 90. s.ss..ss+ss .s.. ~ 20
Victory Bonds ...+...s....i0 100 90
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND
PARTLY PAID BONDS BOUGHT
g. n McCONAHY q co.
oi7 American Rank Bldg.
Second and Madison
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The decoration % the Orde,
Bath In recognition Of his sery,sa s
With tho British grand leet ON H.,
~. 1913. 'uiy
The grand feet. with Am.-,
assistance. had been trying ~ ~
the German grand feet from n. - -
In the North Hea The German an .ea
bite. but the allies tactics kept H..
well In his hole. where he oo,,,a.,,
90 much damage except 20 tbs a..
diminishing food stores Of IN. e..
man nation. '-
Foe Wouldn't Come Out
We sent inferior forces into us
goiand Blight 10 induce the ene,rv =
attack Haid Rodman. "Apparen,l,.
valuable transports were sent 9.
apparently without convoy, To h,-s
him out On one occasion we c..
mighty near 70 cutting of the en.,,.
from his bare. TIE American rh,,s
Designated as the Sixth ga.,,.
squadron. would have been in thu
van. ard first 10 attack the Gerhard
but. AZ usual, the enemy scutfie''
back behind his own defenses as soon
ha we got within "A few miles o, hl,n :
Eodman was born in Frankfor,
KY. In 1859, and graduated from An,
napolis In 1880. He served in IN.
spanish-American war as a com.
mander. and from that time on was
assigned 90 command Of long lima
OF ships. In 1917 he was made rear
admiral assigned to command Di.
vision Nine. battleship force, Of tbs
Atlantic feet. in which capacity he
first met Admiral Beatty.
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IDf,sIDOtE LANDS

[, 900 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Warrington for saie 20 settlers;
easy terms. no raise IN prices IS
per acre and up. Liberty Hondr
taken AZ par. Write for may show
ing location. etc.
WfYERHArSER TfMnER co.
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~ FOR s,i.E-auToMonIIEs

HERES a DANDY LITTLE MAN
well Tor ISIS Come up and give
her the once over
trrd car Emporium. 18th 4 T.. Pine.
I-rAsS HrupEnAkEh tfb0t ON
trade Tor lighter ear. cess rhla-
tine ave. ballard sac
NELiE Ht0. Al SHAPE. \ nAR-
gain. e59s Faiatinc ave. ballard
A1A
81 fok stiE-tITO TRUCKS
9-TOS GMc. GOOD CONDITION
Sec this today a bargain For In
formation zee Mrs. Sears. g.
MnNLul. ~ .LaL.a.-H
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is SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

Ex-sOLDfER. DESIRABLE. TRUST.
worthy. seeks position Able to
drive automobiles and trucks.
Electrical store preferred. Address
B5s. star
UNIVERSITY STUDENT WISHES
work afternoons. evenings. Prefer
something medical or pharmaeeut-
ical line. Address B-42. Star.
1fONORABtY DIScHARGED SAIL
or. age 20. desires work with OPP
portunity Of learning auto repair
ing. Address B-44. Star.
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