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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-02

He called out, Come I'M" Tho door
opened and there was the King of England,
who held out his hand and said
MANY happy returns OF the day."
1t is explained that normally in court
life if guest OF less rank than a sovereign
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
Gift Of 40 Wife Harem TO
Yankee a Surprise Legacy

connected with his long
~ "a s4r,
stay III L'a'7 '"'' S'
in his mind. But no Is not at all
perpIcxed on September %, he
e~ta~+odHor tbo Icn~ tourney to take
-
p"sSess'oh % nus N''5o''H"
The sultans fondnesS Tor mac
Lean grew TO such an extent that he
expressed the wish of making him
his legal son. Mclean did not take
this seriously. The old man was
c~ighty-Six. and apt to be swayed by
the oger-senfImcntaliem of old age.
But one day a ans 1t
bade Mclean present himself with
two friends at the ROYAL abode. Nc
Lean tells his experience this waya
Il took Frank Korncum and Ser1
grant Walter. Of the marine CORPSE
now stationed in California, with me-
When We reached the Sultan's home,
we Mere ushered into the pubIid
bail, which was only "A good sized
tent pitched hich on stills. There Il
found the sultan. looking very
stately and important.
My friends and | were taken
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
FitsATT NND PREACHER
INRTC ACTORS ANCESTORS

lipinu Norton. vaudeville mariner
tr Anarl Lewis runs to rcd roofs
oh. Ae&@ ne, not personally b is
4sar K cymHa~t, that rs. r~ed-roofed
p nGlioNS are her hobby The
~ ann et ,ul vaudeville people les to
SOME day retire and litt IA a cory
uaealuW on SOM" laEe. and Miss
%orlon ras IN, lug very strongly.
10 reads AIN IN" m;tEazIucs like Che
~. at..ueu's Home JoUraal Just 20
-aa across pictures ul rt6-tIicI bun
lows.
Another Of hes hall concealed
-nclos is to accumulate SIX stock
Il IS of every sort. description and
make. She has a bic collection now
a is putting more money into 1t
the time. Her husband. Lewis,
y the other hand, is q crank on
e~nealus>y ana doesn't care wheth4
his limbs Of the family tree has
.. stockings on it or rot, He las
already traced himself back to q
nirate of the spanish Nam. ON his
mothers side he goes back to u
Methodist preacher of the eleventh
century,
Norton and Lewis will make their
f.rst appearance in. vaudeville here
on the bin at the Lyric today.
O'hcr features of the new show are:
The kecieYs, who have a fast ath-
ietic ae1 and give a n~exhibition OF
lag punching; Lord and Fuller. drol
variety duo, who are bringing a
great laughing act; sam Adams and
Al Gritlth, eccentric comendians.
and Elizabeth Nelson, the former
ttua cai comedy prima donna, and
the Barry boys. New movies sup
PIGMENT the vaudeville bill, as usual.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
Rio Janeiro Stops
Agitators' Meetings

Rio Jan-iro, Brazi! DEPORTATION
OF six alleged anarchists by federal
authorities brought violent protests
from the radical element in this city.
Pamphlets d~euouncipg the police
campaign and urging workmen to
quit work to attend a meeting Of
protest were distributed throughout
the city, but mounted police went TO
the meeting places and the dock
where the deported men were placed
on board q vessel, breaking up all
gatherings. Authorities here declare
they will continue their campaign
against agitators. a general strike is
threatened, All the deported men
We're foreigners,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
Drove Car Reckiessiy.

Joan Wyche, twenty-four years
old. a carpenter, 1103 North Fifth
street. was arrested yesterday by Of
fcers Harris and Bryant charged
with reckless driving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

oueNe1 a@b~ SD ,s~sss &f Safe and plrzssus
pses0. s.d.~d by physsciaw SOC GUARANTEE.
~ OH 81 ks~San ., ANY busy crsseists. or Wrifs
- ~ 0A Of advice tesmss In PLAN wrapper TO
8A1A @. TD-0i. sSausa r. Sew yofL civ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

nations or u persons outside tut IS
money lent To The British D,.vcra-
meut by British citizens. th. inter-
rst on which DOES NOT leave The eoun-
frs when il is paid
INCOME $1,000. 100000
Moreover. the national Income n
Great-hr'tatn# is not less th.rn.
500 600. 600 per anHum. eo that the
entire national debt amounts 70 aais1
about two yoarss income Of all The
citizens of he country.
These art facts. and they oueh, 20
ho known. Moreover, il is a4 tunors
ttnt that they be known abroad 10
that they should be known in Prs
tain for it is lei for all If ignorant
public men tell tho world Thar Great
Britain is in daHt and on the hrin!,
of disaster Imagine what would hap
pen to a private firm II no 4aH ~
tn" PRINCIPAL went abroad f1r mr.
arrS ami told 4tI his customers rh4t
his father vas very nearly ra.n.I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20

Library Campaign
The y " G = tHAuetrIat center.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-20
She was Fat

~ shA1sS on this ptet,r~ Gtves
- - 49, hov stss lcsa-d and
~ ~ tAking OF Of ksr~sn
- e~sdiss1nx tas sAay dfrections
n BOu1A pssss ~ rs6scst 80
Ouooos Ia three months. No~
- b aG1tA. A~ttyas1tve. men
TN a1Dvs and In bitter
St1A- Hsnahs asu-fst s~lf-
~Osat Many One have
O11sd ssstly. txstn,Sty, 10
-. Ds.ad.. Become 81 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

McMulien. 153 Fiorentia st. Sc
attic: Miss Laura Shoemaker. 722
Madison st. Seattle; Rose NJ. Bus
Victor buchanan. isii y. s7th ST.
Seattle; Miss Dorothy Hull. 1894
u. list. Seattle: Mrs. I. V. Miller.
st32 Ronton ave. Seattle; Eric
Samuelson. Box 3sc. Black Dis-
mond: Mrs. w. J. Brier. 2f12
Rucker ave. Everett: Emily v.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

Mrs. q. u. Kenyon. 2s3f Third
ave. w. Seattle: Mrs. w. u.
WEIGH. 623T Seventh ave. n. w.
Seattle: Carrie Newman. Ritz
Hotel. Seattle: Florence u. Tough.
217 25th ave. Seattle; Mrs. Diana
Ward, 20 Harrison St. Seattle;
Miss Eiva Keith. 2i25 n. 51st st.
$3.50 sixth ave. s.. Seattle; Billie
Gipplc. e5if y. McGraw. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
q FOR sALE-AUToMoBmEs
GOOD USED CARS

GOOD USED CARS -
We are now showing our used cars
in our NEW BUILDING. Every
car on the ground floor ready 10
drive away.
nth Ave. Between Pike and Union
1918 Maxwell 5-pass.; ali-weath-
er top: good tiresi car
runs fine, and ~ ueohan-
ically ready for hard work
cost new sf.i75. VIII take $3.50
1918 Maxwell Spas: runs fine;
2 new n. 5. tires on rear:
Kelly-Springfield tires in
front; car worth $3.50. VIII
take .'..'''''.' Nv
1917 Maxwell 5-pass.; a dandy.
3 good tires ......-.s...'. 90
1917 Maxwell 2-pass. roadster;
wire wheels .............. 500
1917 Maxwell 2-pass. roadster;
3 good tires ..,........... S5o
1916 Maxwell 5-pass- ........... $50
1914 Maxwell 5-pass. ........... $50
1916 studebaker l-cyl. 7-pass.;
good tires; runs fine ...... 500
Everett 5-pass: high
powered car and in fine
condition. VIII make good
bug ......s.... ss-.'..'.'. 80"
1913 Overland 5-pass.: in good 4
running order ........-... zoo
1914 Cadillac 5-pass. ......... $50
1917 Mitchell 7-pass. ....-..... $50
1916 Chevrolet Baby Grand. A
good car. Tires good ..... $50
1917 Chevrolet 5-pass. ......... $50
1916 oldsmobiie 8 ...~......... $50
1917 Ford coupe ............... 600
1914 Ford touring ............. 325
1917 Ford touring ............ 400
1917 Oakland Six .......---.... s5s
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES co.
nth Av. between z. Pike and Union
East 4ez.
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Here is the first line for next weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
81 have lot of things to SELF


Friday
and address at top of the did prize the other
additional prizes The Star
rhyme submitted
oshpr vim n soonest
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s SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

rs SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
YOUNG MAN. 2f YEARS OLD.
wishes position where some knowi-
edge OF shipping and traffic is re-
ouired. is months In II. S. air SER
vice: ~ months overseas. Can
furnish best OF references Ad-
BOOKKEEPER AND GENERAL Of
flee man. age 81; good penman:
Just released from service; desires
position with reliable concern;
best local references as TO honesty
and qualification. 1891 u. Howell
street
YOUNG ARMY OFFICER. RECENT
~ discharged. desires position
with large corporation: z years
Seattle experience. credits. sc-
counting and office management.
Address V-ls Star.
RETURNED OVERSEAS SOLDIER,
rs. married, wants position as as
work. Telephone sidney t6e.
ID II A Il @ r ID SAILOR. En-
perienced salesman. would like
position with some reliable house.
Can furnish good references.
Phone Capitol 1855.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
position as chauffeur. Well ac-
quainted with Cadillac; can make
all repairs. Write Lewis II. Bells.
1923 u. Alder ut.
OVERSEAS SOLDIER WOULD LIKE
TO meet three overseas men for
vaudeville quartet: bass. first and
second tenors. Address Wis. Star.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER. MAR
ried. must have work: janitor or
any kind OF work. Mr.. Otto. phone
Elliott 3033-W.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER, RECENT
ly returned from overseas. wishes
Job as hotel clerk. Address V-2o.
Star.
HoNoRABLY DISCHARGED SOL
der wishes position in grocery.
Experienced. Address V-21. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
BRoADvIEw HOME TRACTS
35th Ave. 8. w. and Holly st.


35th Ave. s. w. and Holly St
Why go away out and pay for land
without view or facilities as much
as we ask for these grand view
home tracts. with light. water and
phone right at hand:
Think OF 1t. 75xf20 feet. with un-
equalled view. on or near paved
street, only short distance from
good car service, for $3.50. on terms
of SIS cash and SIS per month.
Paved streets all the way to and
alongside this property.
Como in and let us show II TO you.
or see any West Side dealer.
JOSEPH r.. THOMAS & CO.. Inc.
Elliott se25. 1926 Third Ave.
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WE HAVE IT

1918 velie e-cyL chummy road
Hter .................. ..SIs5e0
1918 velie s-cyl roadster. 3
passenger .............. L45o
1917 veiie e-cyl chummy road
ster ...-......... LVeV
1917 veIie s-cyl. roadster. q
passenger: reprinted: new
Top ......s. -....s.s....s l,lSv
1917 velie s-cyl. 5-pass: re- 4
painted; new top 1,150 \
1915 velie e-cyl 5-pass. $50
1913 Mitchell e-cyL 5-pass.: re-
painted ................. LOO
1916 Paige s-cyi. S,pass.: Al.
most new; has wire
wheels: new spare tires. 1,S1S
1914 Cadillac 4-cyl 7-pasa: re-
painted; new cord tires
all around .............. 500
1914 Cadillac 4-cyl. 4-pasa.... 500
1914 Empire: self-starter: new
Top .....'.......... oVo
1913 MAXWELL; electric lights;
starter .........- s5O
1919 Overland: electric lights;
battery; Bosch mag...... 285
1918 Ford delivery: good tires. $50
1917 Ford delivery; fine condi-
ton ......... 42J
1918 REQ s-cyL 7-pass: re-
painted ................. LOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

> FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
MCPHERSON HEIGHTS NO.
here are stiil 4 choice lots left on
Beacon Ave. with paving paid.
<0xfeo TO a 20-foot alley, at
$3.50 AND SITS
EACH
crms one-uuarter cash. balance G,
~ and is months with Interest at
per cent. No taxes TO pay until
June LIST. 1921.
CORNER
tox1eo. for $1,000; same terms
siTs TO $500
.ots <oxico. only ] block off paved
streets. Terms stoo cash. balance
8. ~ and IS months.
$4,000
one-haif acre, all cleared; small
water. few fruit trees; grand
view. Terms $500 cash. balance .
years: located short distance from
jefferson Park. the Municipal golf
links and Beacon Ave.
TO INVESTIGATE
rake Beacon Hill car to jefferson
Park: walk thru the park and :
blocks to our office. corner OF CO.
lumbar Way and Beacon Ave: or
by auto out any thorofarc TO leth
Ave. then south following car line
thru park. Statesmen will be at
office from n. m. to dark TO
show you the best home lots In
the city for anywhere near these
prices.
X. s. TURNER REAL ESTATE co.
Rooms 3 to II. Downs Building
Phone Main stse.
t40& 9TH Ave. Phi. Elliott 45s6
t1N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
FOR SALE BY OWNER


Good Groom house: all furnished;
corner lot: some fruit; immediate
possession. Price $4,000. Take IL.
Madison car. 139 9th N.
81, 700--6-ROOM HOUSE, LAR @ Il
lot, . fruit trees, modern except
heat. all improvements in except
paving; $500 cash, balance $50 per
month. a snap.
RALPH G. McALLASTER
201 Central Bldg. Elliott 1859
$1,l00
For sale---Level lot, 80x128 to alley:
new Broom house and wood shed;
city water: near school: garden In;
$3.50 cash, rest easy. Take Phinney
car to end. 85th. 1920 Fourth N. w.
place: hardwood floors; Inteflaken
district. Cali East 6717
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

ACRES. on CEMENT
HIGHWAY. JUST NORTH or
ENEItETT AND EVANSVILLE:
SMALL HOUSE; BARN: WELL.
PARTIALLY CLEARED; GOOD
SOIL FOR sTRAWRERRiEs AND
Hay. ALSO 10 ACRES NEAR
SEATTLE AND EDMoNDS. AND
100 ACRES EAST OF WE
NATCHEE. MONcRIEFFE CAM
ERON. OWNER. 1880 HENRY
BLDG. MAIN Ih22.
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Mrs. Diana Ward,
"a Harrison st.

l lost my little puppy dog
At Woodland PARK last Sunday
I placed a acdnt dd qCith The Star
And got him back on Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

Foxes have holes. the birds % the
air have nests and the Indian has
a wigwam. Have you a place you
call your own DO you know
home Is the biggest word on
earthg A little cottage or q 2
room shack beats rent receipts or
a flat. IL you have not started to
own part OF Mother Earth. get
busy and get a elose-in lot at less
than way-out prices. Buy one OF
our big lots, also a little lumber.
Raise fresh vegetables for your
own table. also few chickens.
Save $3.50 rent. save $50 living cx-
penses. and make at least Si0o
profit this fall to some one who
Will be willing to pay you for
your foresight.
Vision and faith In Seattle will make
you comfortable in a few years ~
you only take advantage OF this
opportunity-your opportunity.
Take Fsuntleroy car. on First ave.
little white office on the corner
every day. including Sundays.
III. S. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Rooms to II. Downs Bid. Main sts7.
Corner juneau and California Ave.
Phone West 1855.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED = WOMAN TO Assist
with houscwork. and who appre-
eiates good home more than high
wages Address l. Dahhtedt.
Messy Rock. Lewis county. Wash
WANTED-A HoUsEKEEPER FOR
small poultry ranch. three In
family, preferably one who has
lived In the country. Write me.
James larson. Beifalr. wash.
CREDIT. ~ YOU WISH. NEW AR
rivals. serge, Jersey. GeorEette
dresses. also fine showing Of sport
skirts and bloures. Phelps Co.
.e0h y Third fupstaifs).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oPEn-
ATORS on HOUSE DRESSES
AND APRONS NICHOLS DRESS
MANUFACTURING co. iis ard s.
WANTED - OPERATORS POWER
SEWING MACHINES; ALSO HAND
EINISHERS. SAAONY KNITTING
co, FIFTH AND VIRGINIA ST.
WANTED-FiRST CLASS MILi.fN-
cry makers- Good wages, long
season. Muller a Rass Co. 1919
WAY THEY ARE DANCING TAKE
! or lessons sisseaA. U.s tth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
~ ACRES. 1850

We have a fine little 1h-eere tract.
with berries small fruit. rs fruit
trees. good garden. small house.
lights, water. close. 20 good bus
service and paved highway. Easy
terms can be arranged. Come 10
kingsbury's place. In Edmonds
and we can show you many good
acreage buys.
BuRwELL & MoRFoRD
Main 1855. SIS colman Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
CLOSE TO SEATTLE

Large tract alder and cedar. nice
creek, level. on good road short
soil, no rock or gravel; only $3.50.
easy terms.
ROOM is DOWNS BLOCK
700 SECOND AVENUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

SEATTLE WILL M THE FIRST
CITY IN THE UNITED STATES
OF LESS THAN coo. 900 TO HAVE
A MILLION.
BUY YOUR HOME NOW
II YOU could see our lots in West
Seattle. and could Just realize
their future. as well as the neces-
sity of getting away from rent re-
ceipts. which will raise In price
every few months. you would own
going 10 be great big city. and
property such as ours Is sure TO
Increase very rapidly.
Lot boxiso. on t7th s. W: fine gar.
den land. close 90 car and paved
streets. So cash and $40 per
month.
Lots 5ox1so on tsth s w; level
with street grade. $50 cash. SIC
per month.
ss.s
Lots Soxisc. on 18Th 3 w; rich gar
den land: fine location for home.
s52,se cash and $40 per month
$3.50
Lot soxi25; only one block from car
line and paved streets. rich black
soil; only tsS cash and ue per
month.
Great big lot. soxi7e. on end s. W;
one block 10 California ave. aud
street car line.
Corner. ieoxi.o; ssth s. W. and
Graham 81. A big piece Of prop
erty for a little money only SIS
cash and sls per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

$3.50. NORTH PARK
A new t-room double constructed
bungalow. Just outside the city.
where the taxes are low. AND
IT'S A LITTLE BEAUTY; has fine
bath: the kitchen IL very com
piete. lots Of cupboards: breakfast
nook with huiit-in seats and table:
new flnolcun In bath and kitchen:
beautiful built-in buffet In dining
room: perEois porch: French win
dows. lot t0xi2t 60 alley: 10 cent
fare 10 downtown You will like
this place and We can sell on any
reasonable terms.
a. A. SCHROEDER
us Boston Block. Phone Main 81.
ron SAf.E-s-KooM HOUSE. LOT
Soxist feet walking distance from
Lincoln high and university good
.iswi plenty % fruit; at s,.sso;
sefs Eastern ave.
An ATTRACTIVE nuf
s-roem modern house. nice large
lots In good district. no ssses--
ments. free and clear. Certainly
bargain at f1.soo; very easy
terms rs Downs block.
HY OWNER
second hiii. J rooms. tine lot. sum
part terms. 81 18th ave. between
Marion ana Columbia
ssJ RAINIER VALLEY
ss5o CASH AND RENT
RAINIER VALLEY. Mr. COLUMBIA
New 7-roorn modern bungalow: gar
age. some srsde.
W. s RonrsoN CO. 40 Third Ave.
TN WOODLAND PARK
WOODLAND PARK DISTRICT
s-room up-to-date bungalow near
Woodland Park: q snap at s2.s00.
$3.50 cash
CLINTON HICKMAN
Elliott 1904 SIS seaboard Bldg
20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
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EULA BAKER.
6sso Sirth Arc. g.

n. Eran. ii3 Fifth ave. Seattle;
~. 4. Chaffis, 113s Highland ave,
Brcmerton: Margaret Thompson.
u. r. ID. No, 4. Box II. Ell~nsburg:
Edna J. Morris. city of Seattle
lighting department, Seattle:
Mary I. Wilson. r. II. u. No. Z.
BOX tt3. Seattle: u. A. Potter.
Ethsfton Hotel. Seattle: Jessie I.
buchanan. i7's y Thomas st.
ond ave. ~, Seattle; Miss Eva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12
LOGGEDOFr LANDS

!. 900 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale 20 settlers:
easy terms. no raise in prices. S.
per acre and M. Liberty Bonds
taken az par. write for may show
ing location. etc.
WEYERHAu USER TIMBER co.
Tacoma bldg. Tacoma, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

40 ACRES. NEAR STANWooD
In the heart OF the finest dsirying
country IN the world. Al soil.
fronting on county road. VIII
divide into 20-acre tracts " pre-
ferred. Priced at st5 per acre for
quick sale. 5000 cash. balance SIS
per month. For appointment to
see land. phone owner. Queen Anne
1882. or call Mt 1884 18th ave. w.
ANY PART OF 40 ACRES ON YOUR
hours rida from Seattle, 202
White Bldg.
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Corner. le0xi.0. ssth s. W. and
Graham 81. A big piece Of prop
erty for a little money. only SIS
cash and sis per month.
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NORTH INrERLAKEN

We stili have a few lots left in this
beautiful district at very low
prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

f1,596-8xRGAIN = 70x130 70 AL
leys pnved street: level: ON Queen
Anne hill; easy terms. G. u. White,
I 40 Burke Bldg. Main So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

Great big lot, boxi3o. on t2nd s. W;
one block 10 California ave aud
street car line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

SEATTLE WILL M THE FIRST
CITY IN THE UNITED STATES
or LESS THAN 600.o TO HAVE
A MILLION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-12

I.N- MEMBER ARMY fNTELLI-
gence. confidential detective work;
hand e any legitimate civil or
criminal case. Results or no fee.
Experience In the u. s. and Euro
pesn countries Best references.
Address IA Staxs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15
Cut This Out-It Is Worth Money.

Cut This Out-It Is Worth Money.
 DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip enclose with 5c to Foley & Co.,, 2835 Sheffield Ave-, Chicago, Ill.,, writing your name and address clear ly. You will receive in return trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs, colds and croup. Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Mann's Pharmacy Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15
VICTORY LOAN IS LIMITED TO
 $4,50O, 900, GOO

The amount of the Victory Liberty Loan is limited to $4,500,O ,OOO ac- cording to the official statement of Secretary of the Treasury Glass sent by wire from Washington yesterday afternoon. Victory notes will bear four and three quarters percent interest. The notes will mature in four years but the government retains the option to retire them in three years. The notes are free from normal tax. They are interchangeable any time before maturity for three and three quarters percent nontaxable bonds which also may be retired in three years There will be no over subscription. The treasury will allot all subscriptions up to and including $1O,000 first.
 The first interest date is December 15 and semi-annually thereafter. The terms of payment are as follows: ten percent with subscription, ten percent July 15, twenty percent August 12 and twenty percent respectively Sep tember and October z and Novem- Der II. St. Louis financiers charac- terize the terms as excellent for the investor and the prediction is made that the quota for the eighth district will be subscribed quickly. The cam- paign opens April 21 and closes May 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15
ORPHEO THEATRE.

Bert Smiths Ragtime Wonders will present one act comedy en. titled Back to Nature" at the Or pheo today. This playlet is new one and was presented yesterday for the first time. The musical numbers in- cluding Peaches in Georgia" "Whose Little Heart Are You Breaking?" Satan I.n Here" "Frenchy Koo'' and several others including new dancing numbers.
 The special for Friday evening is an amateurs contest, with several cash prizes for the most popular amateurs.
 "Faith," a gripping story of every day love and human emotions, carry ing a theme of real pathos, achieve ment and power, from the dramatic story of the same name by Richard Washburn Child, is the picture pro- gram at the Orpheo for the last time today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15
SUFFERED FOR EIGHT YEARS.

Rheumatic pains, lame back, sore muscles and stiff joints often are due to overworked, weak or disordered kidneys. Daisy Bell, R. F. D. 3, Box 234, Savannah, Ga., writes: q suffered eight years with pain in the back and could not do any of my work, but since taking Foley Kidney Pills, can do all of my work" Mann's Phar
 macy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-15
LOAN QUOTA FOR THIS DISTRICT
 IS $195, 900, GOO

Washington, April 14.-Quotas of various communities of the Victory Liberty loan will be three fourths of the quotas in the Fourth loan, The treasury explained today, since the $4 4,50O, 100000 total is three fourth of the six billion quota of the fourth is- sue. The goal assigned each commun- ity and state is left, however, to the federal reserve district loan organ ization and is not determined by the treasury.
 Quotas of the 12 federal districts are. the same in percentage as in the last issue and consequently the amount for each will be three-fourths of the share in the Fourth loan drive Federal reserve district quotas by percentage and amounts were an- nounced today as follows: