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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-23

FARM LANDS

b-AcHE FARM TRACT. $500
All good. level land: no stonos or
gravel. but rich. sandy loan soil.
This land u covered with smnii
timber that viii make fine lot ~
wood. worth $i2 per cord, dcllv-
cred Mt PORT ORCHARD / y
miles down hill. Good opportunity
for right man.
$50 Cash. SO Fer Month.
.cLlFFORD LAND co.
6lI Third Ayo Elliott 90
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COLLIGAN BACK ON JOB

Frank Colligan. deputy IT, S mar.
shall returned to his office in the
Federal building Tuesday after three
weeks serious illness.
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NAVY YARD GARDEN AND
POULTRY TRACTS
,2o.AcHE FAnM TRACT

PRICE 5000. $50 CASH
All good loan soil. free OF stone.
onc-half alder bottom. with fins
SPRING. Located ovcrloolin
Hoods Canal. only one fourth
mile 10 fine beach. and facing on
county road leading to Slivefdale
and Eremcftun This tract iH in
the fast growing Navy Yard dis
trict whore land viii inCrennn ia
value. and a good market for your
produce, a real snap. See this
tract today.
CLIFFORD LAND 60.
GU Third Ave. Elliott ~.
CLOSE-tN COUNTRY HOME
10 acres: acres under cultivation
partly cleared. - fruit trees.
small house. chicken houses. ga
rage. $500 worth Of lumber In
cludcd with place: running stream
This VIII make an IDEAL country
home. and the price Is only 81 300.
with $500 cash and t25 pcr month.
NICHOLS a. WDMEK
Main $3.50. 40 Hinci,lcy nidE.
s3b0--FIVE ACRES-g350
Surface cleared rich alder land,
faces main county road: Il. l.. II
good nciEhburhood! a mile a.
BEAUTIFUL HOODS CANAL and
only miles 10 SiLNERDALE. Tho
big poultry district. get In tho
liZ $50 cash. $40 per month.
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
G1T Third Avenue Elliott %
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FARM LANDS
~,

FAIM LAND nAitGAfNA
IN THT YAKIMA VALLEY
1900 "a acres on Yakima river, near
town ana railroad.
t700r-ii.a2 hrrnH. ON state highway I.
lies perfect best Of soil, town aud
railroad. ! y miles.
s. 90. 100 acres. or Whirh lsV Hos
good. balance good pasture.
81. 000-Dno section. 100 acres under
ksnuaw extension of sunny
canal balance good farm land
best ~ soil. mile 10 town and rail
road This VIII make first class
stock ranch.
We have number Of good values IN
farm land nt so per acre and up.
Ne arr closing out our land. iluy
now at bargain ptieuH direct from
tho owners.
Terms. une-quarter down. balance on
long time at q per cent
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co
alK Green building.
office open evenings also
90 ACHES. 81 600
( cut-uVcr HkuElt county lands, close
60 clear Lake. the best mill town
ga tho ntntc THIS ~ one half reg
ular price 10 sell 1000 acres quick
u q rETEliA 40 Thlrd Ave.
80 IunGtD LANDS
I WRITE ron MAI BLOWING Lo-
l cation. low price ans easy terms
Of sale ~ logged off lands offered
settlers Ia WcHtern MahhinEt ton
/ WEYERiiEAURisR TIMBER co.
TACOMA. WASrlNGfoN
30 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT
HNAr
D a "a A. a ~ 7fs a
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CLOSE 1N-THREE ACRES
All cleared, fruits and berries. good
I-room house. water plped in
from good windmill. good base
ment. cement foundation: "a nice
slightly place. just south OF citv
at 1,lverton Heights: COW. chick
ems and pig go with this. Price
10000; $4,000 cash, balance easy.
DAVIES a. LEACH
212 Boston Blk
90 ACRES. S1.4OO
Broom housc, with other improve-
ments. Good land. close to Big
Lake. In Skagit county. $500 cash
Eiyes you poHaeHaiOu
IT. G. PETERS. 7lG Third Ave-
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70 LOST AND FOUND
LOST. IN RAINIER VALLEY. on
Brandon st.--A blue silk umbrella
with white ivory tips. Valued M
gift. Reward. Rainier 3S6-J.
$500 Brandon It,
LOST - PAIR OF GRAY X l -
gloves. on Ravenna Park car or
IN New York Bldg. Call Elliott
1891 after G p. m. Reward.
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Ini.i.l.llnIlr I.ANn,
90 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR KENT

SNAP
40 acres. IS cleared. balance Hlarhed
farm tools. fair buildings half
mile to- school. 5000 Address
n-at star
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The Seattle Star
DIlRECTORY
Attorney atI.nw

hitorneys-atLnw
j. y. HALL EATAiiLiailED 1897. |
All eases. Gouhulthtinn free moo |
crate fees. 2l6 Burke Iiidg. pos
second ave. Main 1908.
u %. Nchoff Downs Blk. 70o 2ud AZ
ConHultation free. All canes. Fees
moderate.
Attorncys--I'atsnt
FRIED g. GOpfN = 70i CENTRAL
Bldg Phone Main 500. References.
Remington Type writer tns West
ern Rubber 60. tniVsrshl Ielc-
phone 90, OLYMPIC Foundry co.
MASON. FENWlCK. LAWRENCE
t3a nurke bldg.
Batls
MAGNETIC MASSAGE VApoR MD
medical bath gil Pioneer Bldg,
James and Firnt
ohattel loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from so 60 500 made quickly
and coufid'ntaliy on furniture
pianos live stock. etc.
SANDERS a co,
ioo3-i + g Smith Bldg. Ell tee2.
Chlropodists
THE rooT HOSPITAL Dn STUCK.
nv Pho - Phone Main hobe
Cbiropracior
II ". TURNER. Chlroprac'or 2fo-i2
Iihlght liid.. End and Pine Consul
thtion free. HourH. 10 60 T. Even
inFn by appointment Elliott asht.
|c. A TRAUB - Q. LICENSED
chiropfactor. 500 psrtaEeH. " 1881.
Campbell q ~. rantnFcs Bid ~ 1895
Furniture. Repairing. uphoistering.
Packing
Jofgensen nros furn. shop ~ slil.
Collateral loans
WI LOAN on DIAMONDS AND
ieweiry Ask your banker about
EQUITABLE LOAN CORPORATION
coo Eitel hldg % Az. NJ PIKE 81
MONEY LOANED ON ALL AhTl-
cies 81 value. Tho Reliable. so7
Third ave.
Money TO Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
on diamonds and jeweiry. on most
satisfactory terms.
SOCIETY FOn REMEDIAL LOANS
~ SEATTLE
sgs-C EMPIRE HUTLDISG
Second near Aadie0n-
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan any amount on diamonds
watches and iewelty. Lowest rates
Heattiue oldest loan brokers
AMERICAN JEWELHf 60.
81 Second Ave. Estshlishcd ists.
Physicians aud Surgeons
KIDNEY a BLADDER pttOKDElts
DIR i y Prefer
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for both sexes
fet = Third Ave.
Hours. 10 A ~ TO .. "
Or. kathryn Harrison Women'a
disorders readtuHtea. skia stone
way Green Lake raf. North 22tb.
Transfers
HEATH TitASsFER PIANO AND
furniture moving. t1to per hour.
baggage service. Beacon 1856.
Eighth ana Pine. Main hT2s
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH nAThA it0s
9Th ave. Electric cabinets. thcra-
peufic lamps. tubs. Hhrunatisfu
my speciality. Louis Myers. chirop-
odiht. mechanic theraglHt Phone
Main 1919 day or night
junk
ALASKA JtfSk 60. 1870 First ave.
So. Elliott 1921
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10 MALI ND FEMALE HELP
MANTED
LOST AND FOUND

XORLD;s BEST PHONoGRATH
half price. Call Immediately. Ken
uoad I4Eg
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cHRisTAfAs-cuRfsTniAs
YOUR CAR - READY
Chevrolet touring. .....-......' NIs
Maxwell 1913 touring ,........ $3.50
The drmountahia wheel kind
Ford 1917 touring .............fstS
Ford 1917 touring .............tass
rnrd 1915 touring .............Siis
seripps- Booth s-as touring .....ssks
snAppy. economical and powerful
W. s DULMAGE MOTOR co.
Used Car Dept. iso7 10th Ave.
FORD PicKUP-iSi7 fpRD TOUR
ing ear lust out Of the paint
ahop. brand new set of seat COW
0rst shock Abaar bers lspokH swell
and motor IN perfect shape ttOe.
1850 cash. balance monthly. Phone
East sTsa. 1if lTth ave
FOR sALE-FoRD TOURING CAR,
IN good condition: newly painted
some extras AK the owner,
Main ASS.
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos 60 hire without dfiNrrA Htor-
age and repairing. sg0s Second
ave. Elliott $40.
1917 FORD TOURING CAR: SHOCK
abaorbern; Yale lock: electric tail
light. Hot Shot battery: 800, aiE
17th ave. Phone East sTss.
II MACHINERY
DRAG sAwR
vAUGHAS. with and without clutch.
BEAVER 2-cyclc. with clutch.
| BEAVER 4-cycie. with clutch.
8. n. HICKS COMPANY
9i2 Fret Avs,sS
ELECTRIC MOTORS. DR1LLS.
pumps ", MonteituH Price 90.
Rent or sale, Main 80. h2t LIST s..
Is FOK sALr,--REAL ESTATE
| A SNAP III SOLD THIS WEEK u
room modern house. IS minutes
walk from business center. Just
vacant. after being occupied BY
same party for years, Now
making repairA WIN not be for
saIe after this. Price E1.g00. 1900
cash balance monthly payments
nj about what the house would
rent for. See owner at Room 4.
Halter Bldg.
UNIVERSITY
A beautiful f-room. Colonial home .
modern to the last word: fine To-
cation. In the Uniyoraity district.
almost new. rare buy at $500.
See as at once. This won't last
A. q. RAAB & SONS
COZ T.owman Bldg Main 1908.
BALLARD HOME FOR SALE !
Nice. big Groom house; corner lot
b0xfO0; one block from city car
line. Price $500: $500 cash.
-- ED YOUNG
$500 Ballard Ave. Ballard bl3.
HERE rs 4 GOOD BUY
s acres rich. level land. all cleared
and fenced. young orchard, 4.
room cottage. barn. chicken house
price. including STOCK and tools.
st.70O. easy terms
HoBERT MALTBY co.
zoos Third Ave.
400 CASH
BROOM HOUSE
M-ACRE GROUND
In West Seattle. Payments only SIS
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20 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SASH AND DOORS
q n WILLIAMS co.
1913 First Ave. y. SEATTLE
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES
For immediate shipment. all ma
chincd. ready 20 put together. az
money saving prlcsH, No special
sktIi or tools required 60 SGT mem
up. A window frame complete,
with puileys. for ISIS.
PREPARED ROOFING
GOLD SEAL brand
i-ply. per square .-.s..ss.ssss.
2-ply. per square 4..st....ss+t. -
1-ply. per square s...s.....+... a.so
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing FUN line Of building ma
tcriaL free on request
q. II WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1893.
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Is SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

TO AMERICANS
am one Of several hundred dis
charged soldiers that are out Of
work. We did not turn you down
when we were needed. why turn
us down now ! am n carpenter
and cabinetmaker. II years shop
experience machine and bench
have n wife and baby 10 care for
and must have work. A small re-
pair job-anythinR AL ! want Is
an even break. PROVE THAT
YOU ARE AMERICAN by HIR-
ING THE MEN WHO HAVE
PROVEN THEMSELVES TO BE
AMERICANA Address X. 7. H..
rnre star
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MALE HELP wANTEO
SAN FRANcfsCo OFF'ERs
SKILLED MECHANICS

gX< FRA~CfSco OFFERS
SKILLED MECHANICS
STEADY WORK
rhe shipvards and commercial shops
~ San Francisco and adjacent
elites which were closed October
4. 1918. by a general strike. which
still exists. reopened Ngvetnberr -
on the American" or open Shop
plan.
Announcement was made 20 the men
that ten days would be given them
10 return 10 their employment
that II they did not return. per
msnent places won. ne I incaiIiie ~
More than twelve thousand men
are now working. We need more.
and positions are now open 70
many thousand men at the ioi-
lowing basic wages
HoIders. core makers. machinists.
shin filters. boiler makers. riyet-
ers and cauikcrs 80 cents an hour' !
pattern makers. - cents. copper
smiths. So cents. fositions open
10 experienced forernen and assist
ant foremsu at advanced rates.
Yards and shops offer steady em-
ployment to qualified men--uniOn
or non-union - without diEcrifn-
nation.
Good wages under excellent living
conditions. Cost Of living lowest
in the country. Climate makes u
possible 10 work 3e5 days IN ths
year. Good SCHOOLS. tn'pua.
climate, and healthful place Tor
children. -,
For further PARTICULAR apply Metal
Trades Clearance Bureau, rs
shelton Bldg. San Francisco, Calit
WANTED--LIVE BOYS IN EAST
Of Broadway district to carry good
routes. Robinson, Circulation De-
partment. Seattle tar.
HAIR curt iNs. z5c.. SHAVING. lbc.
Downstairs, Guys drug store. Sec
ond at Yesler.
wAN I'D. BOYS FOR ROUTE CAR.
rtere in All parts OF the city. Good
chance for Advancement
Apply TO Circulation Department.
Seattle star.
FTREMEN. BRAkEMEN. $3.50 TO
5000 monthly. Experience IN
necessary. write Railway Asso-
citation. D-i. star
HpgT Al FOREST WOOD. 15-TNCH
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To IET-STORES

CALL FOR RENTAL DIRECTORY
MlANARp RENTAL AGENCY
lsaf-T l.. g. smith Hidr
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CALL FoR RENTAL DIRECTORY
MANAHD RENTAL AGENCY
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RAJ ESTATE LOANS

100 KIM ESTNTE TUNNS
ACREAGE LOASH-FAftM LOANS
1900 and up. prompt @ervicei 10
years in the business
THE DuHt.ASD AGENCY
i.rary building
WILL LOAN Any AMOUNT on
good city property. a y. Co, POS
srahoafd Elliott t0s
DADDY non - COME HOME At
once. business In s \. and other
places settled hy daddy. Robert
aud Doiphio ask fof you every day
Mother.
PER.i SEST HAIR WAVING
Marching. henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main sboT. $50 Union 81,
MATERNITY HOSPITAL CAPITOL
1896
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BOARD AND ROOM
To IET--OFFICEs

ROOM AND HOARD AT asa HAIR
ward y. Good home cooking. rca-
sanabl~ rates. Phone capitol 22to.
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17

Charles NARROW, who owns ranch
in NORTH Delta. has decided to return
to the Montrose section and purchas-
ed ranch there last week They
~lll move back to Montrose in the
near future. Delta people viii regret
. les, this estimabie fanny.
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17
eoRAH WARNS AGAINST
LARGEST NAVY IDEA;
WANTS US TO HEED

Washington, Jan. 14.-Attacking
Secretary of Navy Daniels biggest
navy in the world" program, Senator
Borah warned against the shameless
gore of expenditure, and charged while
theoretically the government has great
plans for universal peace and brothsr-
hood of nations, nevertheless. in prac-
tice it is still apparently following the
rules of kings and autocrats to fright
en- people and rob them thru taxa
tion." The political influenza" now
epidemic in Russia, may infect Ameri-
ca, if more attention isn't paid to
those who must pay taxes, Borah said.
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17

year for the use of the state entom-
ologist in fighting the alfalfa weevil.
the poison milk weed, prairie dogs and
other pests of the state. They prom
ised that they will put one or two men
on the western slope to combat this
poison milk weed. besides the continu-
alton of the work against the alfalfa
weevil.
Fourth. An appropriation of &c.,
600 for horticultural inspection At
the present time the appropriation is
$780, which is worth practically moth
ing. If this bill is passed, it is ex-
pected that model fruit farm will be
conducted on the western slope, prob
ably in Delta county.
Fifth. A bill to provide s2500 for a
hatchery or hatchery site at Cedar
edge. This amount may seem small,
but it we can get a hatchery owned
by the state at Cedaredge, we may be
able to get further appropriations
later. 1t is needless to say that with
five or six other hatchery bills already
in, it is very difficult to get such a
bill through the house and senate
Tuesday we learned of the death of
ex-President Theodore Roosevelt Out
of respect for his memory. the house
set aside Wednesday for memorial ex-
ercises. DIR. Charles T. Mead of
Trinity church preached his eulogy-
one of the greatest talks l ever expect
to hear. In my opinion the great
est man. not only in America, but of
the whole world has passed away. In
the reconstruction problems immedi-
ately ahead of us his advice and help
will be seriously missed
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17
GERM MAKES
ITS APPEARANCE HERE

So light has been the interest pf
local Red Cross workers since the
signing of the armistice that the la
press fear that the local branch will
be unable to furnish its quota Of
sewed and knitted garments.
The 'Pm-thru-enza" germ. which
has been inflicting the work of tht
Red Cross in many localities, has ev-
identity made its appearance here.
The initial symptom is a sense OF
1assitude-a feeling of whats tl.e
use? It's all over Why should
work." Steps are being taken to iso
late the germ-also those who arc
carrying it.
| The epidemic is not widespread
Nevertheless an effort is being macs
to stem its advance
Gold feet" is a marked symptom
Another indication of the presen.s
of the germ is forgetfulness Chat tn
boys are still over there)
The victim can not as a rule. con
centrate the mind Ton knitting)
The sight becomes impaired (can'
see to sew)
The ears become affected (can'i
hear the appeals Of hundreds oi
thousands Of refugees who must Ss
fed, clothed and housen.)
Heart doesn't beat il used to
and in advanced stage that organ All
parently turns to ston..
A vaccine consig irg Jf enual parts
of tincture of I-won't-qut and Red
Cross spirits dash of patriotism md
peck of pep. is effective.
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17
Clear the Re >ords

Soldiers who have been undeserv-
edly. though technically branded On
the government reaor IS az desert
eIs,' are to have Inc stigma remov.
ed wherever possible. i'"e aid Of ev-
cry loyal citizen is asked to see that
this is done.
The Provost Marshal advises that
hundreds of Colorado boys who ac-
tually answered the country's call
are put down in the records as de
serters" because of numerous reas-
Ons. For instance the boy who had
moved away and enlisted in some
other state and made no reply to the
questionaire-he's' down as a desert
er." The boy who registered under
an assumed name is a "deserter."
The hoy who received his question
aire after he had already enlisted.
and who made no reply. is put down
as a "deserter." There are many
reasons why loyal soldiers are mis-
represented on the records.
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17
NEARBY NEWS NOTES.

DR.. Bast, OF Delta. had professional
business in the Hotchkiss section last
week.
recent fire completely destroyed
the residence OF Charles Phillips. on
California mesa.
Miss Sarah Crum. OF Hotchkiss, re-
turned home last week after spend
ing several months in Missouri.
Misses Edna and Lulu McKissen.
Crawford girls, are attending HOels
Business college in Grand Junction.
One evening last week a horse on
which the little son of J. l. Foster, OF
Olathe, was riding. stumbled and fell.
breaking the boys collar bone.
w. l.. Ferguson. of near Olathe met
up with some balky brakes on his auto
one day last week, and landed In a
ditch. One wheel was badly damag-
ed. but no one was hurt.
At the p. A. Henney stock sale on
California mesa. last week. everything
brought good prices Henry Wilmer
purchased team of horses for which
he paid $40. A quilt sold by the
ladies brought $63.36
Henry Ramage, who held an auction
sale on his ranch near Olathe last
week, donated calf to the Red Cross
and Willis A. Davis. with that charac-
teristic way OF his wormed $21.75 out
VI the attending crowd.
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17

These stigmas must be removed, +"
says Marshal Saunders, "and we are
asking our draft boards to aid in
clearing the records. We are urg-
ing that every loyal citizen of our
state come to the front with any in.
formation they may have and aid the
draft boards.
THE soldier who enlisted-possi-
bly, fought end died-must not have
a false record for his posterity, in
after years to be ashamed of. Help
us clear the records of Colorado
boys"
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17
KAISER BILL REPORTED TO
HAVE GONE INSANE

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 1.-THE former
kaiser is at Vergingon. helpless lun'
attic. is the information brought here
by a prominent Holander, who was
the guest at Wilhelm's retreat. He
declared Wilhelm talks continuously.
raving at, times, erratic at times. and
sleepless. Recently the former kaiser
announced he would return to Berlin.
He was restrained with difficulty. He
also wants a surrender to the British
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17

DONT'S-
Don't carry large sums OF none,
sround with you. Hold-ups are no
anheard Of
Don't hide money around the
house. Thera are a few burglars left
Don't be extravigant. put you,
noney in this bank and add all yot
can spare to It.
Don't fail to take this advice anc
gou will have an easy and happ,
I'D age.
The Delta independent., 1919-01-17
Notice

Notice
call has come for canned fruits,
1ellies and jams for use of boys In
hospitals. Leave same at Springs
store or the Boy Scouts will collect
Saturday, the 18th. 10 TO IL a. m.
Adah Price.
Chairman County Food Conserva-
tion Committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
GAINESVILLE

Tho annual quilting OF the Needlcwork
Guild Will be held al III" Orange hail
cas-, Of town Friday. Jun" 3. Automo-
blrS will b. in waiting ut Harr!Sons
store from $50 10 10 "A. IN. To convey
uasacn,;rrs out and will bring them back
from Z To 5 D. m. All who can quilt
and art Interested in this work are cor
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. stewart, Miss
Ethel Hannus and Carl Clousc motored
to Min. raj Springs near Delaware sun
day. where Mrs. Stewart will remain tor
ton DAYS, where she viii take treatment.
William Bichcl Of Dayton, formerly or
this placc. is visiting with friends mere.
Tom Scott returned 10 resume ms
studies ate Bliss business College. Co.
lumhus Sunday after a few days visit AT
his home on North Lincoln avenue.
hlonzo Bailey. of south OF town. was
in Wheeling Sunday where he spent mo
day with his wife. who recently under
went an oparIion in tho Ohio Valley
General hospital. Mrs. Bailey is improV-
i'm. nicely and her many friends nope LOT
her carly recovery.
Milton Hoguc. Of Detroit. Mich. i
yisitjnrhis wife and children who ar"
visiting her parents. Mr.. and MRS. James
Barnes. uf south Of town
Miss Daisy rord.n"r Of cleveland. Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. ana MIS-. Is. r.
CorIn,r Of "ark street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Price Of Wheeling
I spru1 Saturday with Mrs. Mary CARR
yud Mrs. Hattie Cline. of West Main
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
Treaty Text Brought
In By ChiCagoan

NEW YORK. Juno 9-Thc full text
Of the treaty Of peace with III" Central
Powers which has hc"n tn" subject OF
discussion in IN" United States senate.
has been brought to this country by
Frazier Hunt. n correspondent Of th''
chicago Tribune. and is being syndicatc'i
rirhtrd sections. Tho first section APP
pearcd today.
Mr.. Hunt says The copy Of tn" treaty
which ne brought hero is ono Of the
original drafts and was obtained in
Paris II is prrnt"d IN French and Eng
lish .is contained in AIS pages and runs
, about 5000 words Mr.. Hunt says 1t
is quit" casy 20 obtain German transln-
, tinns Of tho treaty in Germany and nru-
trail countries. hut thrsc have omissions
and arc without tho maps which the
/ origln nal draft copy contains.
The summary al tn" treaty as pre-
vously published in this country. Mr..
Hunt states. substantially carries the
, important points Of tho full treaty. and
: only in n few places ar" there omissions.
/ These. hc says. occur in tho section re-
! lating to tho Saar Valley and reference
/ to tho international labor organZa ion.
| Another American correspondent
abroad secured and mailed q full copy
/ OF the treaty. but the British censor held
! it up. according t. IN" statement pub
| lishrd in tn" newspaper hero which h"
: represents. 4 complaint in Tho matter
/ Will b" officially made today. the paper
/ says. 10 tn" Foreign Relations committee
; Of IN" senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
Newell

NEWELL. W. Va. Jun" 9.-IhH
American Camping club. At m'Htns
to be held at the home Of Al hur
Turner Thursday evening. will complete
arrangements for this summers or'7
ing TIL" tents Will be pitched on Inc
banks OF Tuscarawas river Ofhccrs
will be elected At Thursdays meeting
The Newell Independents and NcIrt"n
steel Company tcSmhabSablla"Sa' Ih;ne
Steel Company baseball teams VIII
clash at Weirton Saturday. W"lrion
boasts of one Of the best clubs in the
Ohio valley.
4 picnic will be enjoyed at TWIN
Springs Tuesday evening by the Chris
tan Endcavor Society OF the First
Presbyterian church.
Discharged from the 3l4th Field Ar
tillcry. with which he served in France.
Charles 'Sestal has returned to his
home here from Camp Lee. Va.
jackson and Frost will be the oppos-
ing moundsmcn in the Newell Indcpcud-
ents-Chestcr Athletic baseball gone at
Rock Springs park. Chester. Tuesday
evening.
4 delegation Of Newell Odd Fellows
attended a meeting at New Cumberland
Saturday night. when the centennial
committee OF the grand lodge OF odd
Fellows OF West Virginia visited Han
cock county.
A meeting OF the Epworth League
will be held Tuesday night at the home
Of Mrs. o. G. Tallman.