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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
PEACE CONGRESS
WILL HANDLE WORK
THRU FIVE STAGES
First Step a Conference Of Four
Big Powers; General Session
on Big Events Last.

Paris, Jan a. (Havas). The peace
conference, according to the Petit Pari-
sien, will proceed as follows:
First-A conference Of the four great
powers.
Second-Representat of Belgium
and Serbia to be admitted for a study
of the general situation.
Third Admission Of the other allies
for conferences on the problems inter-
esting them.
Fourth-Presentation of conditions
successfully to Germany, Bulgaria,
Turkey, German-Austria and Hungary
and the signing of the peace preimina-
ries.
Fifth-A general conference concern
ing the questions Of a league Of nations,
freedom Of the seas, limitation Of arm
aments and related topics.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05

Washington, Jan. 4.-Demobilizatio Of
the army is approaching its final phase
With the breaking up of the combat di
visions in this country and the issuance
Of orders for early return Of the first
.hree fighting divisions from France.
General March, chief of staff, an
nounced today that General Pershing had
designated the Thirtieth and Thirty sew
enth (national guar6 and the Ninety
first national army divisions for early
return, while in the home training camps
4O,5OO men Of the combat divisions, here
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
FIVE FOUND SLAIN ON FARM;
GRAVES BARE TRIPLE MYSTERY
Seeking Clues to Body Of
Woman Found, Graves
of Two Children Are
Uncovered in a Crime
Near Tacoma.

Tacoma, Wash, Ian. Awhile
serutinizing the locality in the woods
nears # a#ks prairie, where the
body of a supposed Camp Lewis
dancer was found Wednesday, Coro-
ner Mills and Chief of Police Harry
Cusack Of Olympia this afternoon
uncovered the bodies of two small
boys about and 6 years old, re-
spectiveIy, buried in shallow graves
under the roots Of fallen trees, re-
veaIing a triple murder.
The legs were frozen and the shoes
on tie feet Of both boys are well pre-
served and may lead to the identity Of
the children when the bodies can be re-
moved.
A woman's hat made Of white Clipped
straw, trimmed with pink ribbon and
clover blossoms, was found near the
grave of the second child. Inside the hat
was found a child's cloth hat, with the
trade mark Of a London maker inside.
A closer inspection of the woman's
dress at the Olympia morgue today re-
vealed that. instead Of a flimsy material,
it is Of blue and white colored cloth,
probably gingham 1t IS a summer dress,
and disproves, the authorities say, the
theory that the victim was a dance-haI
giri.
Copies of newspapers found in the
woman's hat Indicate that the crime must
have been committed prior to May 5.
1913.
Police Chief Cusacl1 recalls now that
last July man giving the name Of "Bu-
chanan' rushed into his office and told
him wild story ABOUT man. woman
and two children, who, he said, lived just
outside Of Olympia. and whom he saw
crossing Hawks prairie in a wagon, all
among themselves.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
WIN
VICTORY FOR AMENDMENT

Judge Hollister. in lengthy opinion,
not only dismissed the injunction suit
but stated that it was his opinion that
the chief point made by the Plaintiff, Al
bert G. Erkenbreeker, n real estate man,,
that the proposed amendment should
have received two-thirds of the total
membership of both houses of congress
instead of two-thlIds of the members
voting, was not good logic.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05

Cincinnati, Jan. 4-Prohibition forces
gained signal victory in the United
States district court, here, today. when
United States Judge Hollister handed
down an opinion dismissing suit to en-
join Governor james Nj. Cox, of Ohio,
from presenting to the coming meeting
of the Ohio legislature the proposed ma
tional prohibition amendment.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
TURKS CAST VICTIMS
INTO BLACK SEA IS
OFFICIAL s CHARGE

Safoniki, Jan. 4.-Haxim Bey,
former prefect of Kharput, 10 a let
ter to the Sahah of Constantinopie,,
declares that he was removed from
office by Talaat Pasha because he
protested against the manner In
which the Greeks and Armenians of
Asia Minor were being extermi-
mated.
Nazim Bey adds that one or the
methods used to exterminate these
people was to throw them into the
Black sea and force them to drown.
He says this was done BY order OF
the Turkish government.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
YANkEESF|CHT
REDS FIVE DAYS
IN ARCTIC SNOW
Battle Depends on En-
durance and Ameri-
can Artillery.
FORCE sCARY PEASANTS
TO SLEIGH MUNITIONS

Archanrel. Friday. Jan. 3.-(By the
Associated Press Fighting about the
village Of kadish, which was recaptured
by the American forces on Dec. 80. is
continuing. The American artillery has
moved up slightly and is almost contin-
ualIy sheIling the enemy. There have
been numerous OUTPOST encounters IN the
thick woods bordering on the petrograd
road
The bolshevik force outnumbers the
Americans nearly three to one and IS
Continued on Page Two,
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F Farmland Dead With
Rest Believed to Have
Killed Family Because
Refused Daughter in
Marriage.

omaha, Ian. Alive persons
were found murdered and the body
of a man believed to be the mur-
derer was found in farm iIouse on
Hoiman's island, eight miles north
west of Little Sioux, Iowa, this
afternoon:
The dead are:
Wilber Johnson, farmer. in whose
home the bodies were discovered; Mrs.
Wilbcr Johnson, his wife; Johnson, their
S-year- old son; Mrs. Mabel Jones. said
to be sister Of Johnson; Baby Jones
William Barnes, understood to have been
employed about the johnson farm, and
believed to be the murderer.
The bodies were found iii their beds.
covered with blood. 1t is the theory that
the motive for the crime was the unsac-
eessful suit of the slayer for the hard
Of Johnson's daughter. who has not been
located The farm hand is said To have
b. ught shotgun at Tekamah, Neb., yes
terday.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
Houston TO Detroit
Flight, 1860 Miles,
Made in 12H. 4 Min.

Detroit, Jan. An observation
De Haviland airplane reached De-
troit this afternoon from Ellington
field, Houston, Texas, making the
1,65O-mile trip in 724 minutes of fly
ing time (12 hours 4 minutesl, and
the last lap from Indianapolis Mt the
rate of 122 miles an hour, under ad-
verse weather conditions.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
Weather Man Pledges
His Best This Week

Washington, Jan. Weather
predictions for the week beginning
Monday, issued by the weather bu-
reau today, are:
Northern Rocky Mountain and PIa-
teau sections: Generally fair weather,
with temperature near normal.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
Higgins Has West With Him.

Higgins Has West With Him.
Tonight it seems that it viii be mat-
ter to be disposed of by the caucus
which. if present conditions continue!
must do so by eliminating several of the
candidates, POSSIBLY by dropping out the
low man if the balloting indicates dead
lock.
At present it appears to be somewhat
a contest between the east and west
side candidates. Ronald Higgins of Mis-
soula. the only candidate from that part
of the state west of the main range, can
muster 20 votes in the caucus. providing
he has the backing Of all the members
from the west side, and it appears likely
that he will have large majority of
these members.
The east side, which is credited with
A republican members. is presenting
four candidates: Q. w. Belden of Lewis
town, E. FL. Cooney of Great Falls. c.
A. Rasmussen of Glendive. and Fred J..
Gibson of Livingston. AS these four viii
Continued on Page Two)
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05
1854 Poles Sail for
Europe TO Fight in
War for New Republic

New York, ian. 4.-The French
line steamship France, which sailed
today, carried a battalion OF Poles,
numbering I,554 men, recruited in
American for the Polish army.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-01-05

The state department is making siren
uous efforts to obtain the release of
Roger Culver Tredwell, American consul
in Petrograd According to dispatches
he is being detained in Turkestan by the
bolsheviki. He was ordered early in 0c-
tober to remain in his home. Tredwell
is native of BrooklY0s
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idea that he can win and none, IS willing
to give up what advantage he feels he
possesses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

of
Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
MAZE HELP WANTED

OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE BIG
profits By devoting all or spare
time selling stock in moving pic
ture company that is max ing
comedies AZ its own studio. Com
pany has exceptional assets and
enormous earning power. ~ every
one knows the enormous money
making possibilities 81 tho moving
picture business there 10 no am
Guilty in disposing Of this stock IN
going concern. StOck ceiling
experience not required. Hand o.
somely illustrated sixty-four page
book giving actual accomplish
mcnts and possibilities Of COM
pany' often makes solicitation IN
necessary write for Information
and learn how you may make sub
ptantial profit az our representa-
tive. johnson a. Hopkins Co.
2aS 9Th Ave. New York city.
l. GE NANUFACTUREH WANTS
rrcscntativeH 10 sell shirts. I'M
wear. hosiery, dresses. waists.
t.. direct to homea write FOR
samples Madison MINIS, sos
adway, New York city.
TO WORK THIS CITY RE
lshinR chande iiers. brass beds.
tomobiles. by new method. SO
LILY without capital or exper-
nee. Write Gunmetal Co, 1903
Elm. Decatur. III.
ksANTED-A HIGH SCHOOL OK
university student who gets out Of
school at 2 O'Clock or earlier TO
work after school hours. One who
has carried paper route preferred.
Apply TO SIR. Donohue. Seattle star.
HAIR CUTTING, 25c; SHAVING i5c.
DownstaiTH. Guys Drugstore. Sec
ond at YesleE
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VIEW noAIE

Double corner. SaNIo0. house facing
west, with unoNcniied Nicw az
Sound and mountains. large porch
across the entire front ~ house.
four large rooms downstairs.
which consist ~ living room aud
dining room both 81 witch are
paucled. large bedroom. bath and
kitchen. two bedrooms finished of
upstairs. with large closets. co..
mcnt basement. wood shed. chick
cn house and fine large garage
Grounds are well taken care or and
have fine llNHn with select shrub
berry and fine berries This is "a
lovely home. one block 20 car line.
and only 20 minutes from center
Of city 10 blocks from graded
school. and about blocks from
high school: enough fuel in shed
60 lapt all winter. and goes with
tho place The lots cost the own
cr $1,000. and tho house could not
be built today for $4,000 This
place can be had for 3.fQ0. on easy
terms, n taken at once. Inn
mediate possession.
This house 10 situated in the best
residential district Of Ballard. VIII
show this place Sunday by phoninE
Ballard 402S. Auto service.
JOHN J. ELLIOTT co.
Main 1891. al Leary bldg.
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g. sso-Tash Here are tWn houses.
one four rooms and onH Fia
rooms. both have rreptacee.
baths and Easements. me
larger one furnace. smaller
one hardwood floors These
can be- purchased with few
hundred dollars down and
small ~ q nthlY payments.
where can you duplicate
either % these Let 10 show
them 90 you, Main 9l1f.
H-Cg
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IL YOU WE'RE RAISED ON HOG
and hominy." and want to get
farm land that viii raise both
better than any you have ever
seen. clip this nd out and mail H..
with your name and address. 10
the WESTERN PACIFIC SECURI-
TIES COMPANY. III white Bldg,
seattle, wash. and we viii tell
you All about our lands ia the
THNEE IINERg cOTNTRY
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Is ron sALE-REAL EsTATE
rwyEsTfc ATE

fNNIshIlh - -
A a,t,ic. house ~ 2522 Boylaton; IN
como 800 per month owner I.a,
ing FOR California; low'I hp"t VI
mfutn al furniahedi WI "a
inp fnrnitnre. $1,000; $4,000 cstsh.
bstanra terms. Or might tonHia'f
small huuKniow.
A 2-noOM HOUSE
~, u,,.er ave near paved streets
rne iot. bat house docs not amour,
80 very much. iH rented ~ pi.F ,'.il I
Tor ~ per month email but CON
Portable Price $1,000, s'Vp 'AHi'
buaincr monthly.
fs7 49,. 'iitdg Aaln 37g2.
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ROSS

s. 600 ARGAtStW \ cottage with
five rooms and bath on first
floor and Ihrrr rooms par
tltioned IN the attic Good
llght. one half cement base
mrut. view overlooking
canal Close in. Handy 20
municipal car line. $500 cash
Wiii handle. balance NJ $50
q month. Including interest
Main sl5t H-a2
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ts.sOO-f.ess than 81 600 cash. and
balance easy Two stories.
piN rooms. three bedrooms
fireplace. bath. fun base
mauf, Just old enough 90 hs-
cure good building. lni lH 100
feet 10 an alley. 10 this and
other districts wn have quite
number 81 furui shed
houses for shlo that are good
harralnH ON easy terms
Main 1lGg if-Gt
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Jessie s.. pran. Ni s. ttth James
Pagan. tets les ave Mlss Welsh.
SOS Virginia 81 itenrf Dresser. p.
u So. kirkland. Wash T.
johnson. 4tia uateman o. ~ b.
STAFFORD 700 Mataai tIfe tidE ME-
A. o. Mckenzie. ass tfth ave
"a Lucille Pertains trst g. G smith
tiar g. o. stewart. zoe Mutual Lite
ildr Edutn -. Lenns. General i'r'
Even tho you did not win
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livery. uremsurn. wash a. T..
smith. General Deliver. seattle, n.
Mccosn. Hotel Lemon i5il vel.
mont ave leah Anrhes 80 18Th
40 bessie Withman 1919 .. Fir e..
fda Kasuinoff tss iffh ave. Geo.
~ Foairr iett kinE d. Roth ueuA
tfts Yesisf WEI Mfs d Kelly. D.
D. - 40. O. uax tif.A. Irene Hare.
- 18th TO-. ,.o,,,. ,.t,,.,,,
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ue

1873
Large f0-foot view lot and Broom
house. with fine sleeping porch.
Near car aud park. Live here tenn
nrnrily and bald later. Excellent
opportunity. only $3.50 cash $50
Per month.
81 900 -- broom modern cottage.
Rooms email. but IN good condi-
tlon $500 viii handle. Balance
easy
so-ft. lot on w nth one block or
phinnry car. &t76.
GOODRICH REALTY co.
ballard as4
y. 72nd and Greenwood Phinncy car
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MACHINERY

DRAG SAWS
VAUgUAE win ana without clutch.
g-pycls. with clutch.
IiI8ANEE A-cFcie. With clutch
81 d HICKS COMPANY
at2 lifHt Ave
ELDCr HIc MoTON. BH1LLH.
pumps W Mpntciiua Price GO.
Rent ~ paie. Main olP b2f iHt q.
8-COLtNN BuH-
roughs adding machine, nfnt class
condition ggH Acuhunfd liidR
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Rates Per Insertion
Want Ad Rhvmes

II q NfNpAS
rSis eSth \. go,
star. 49,
~ ne a lighthouse On n N,
fts nav. dissolve the fog n anunt,
Its want ads point the RENT way w
o,b.r RHYMES Elsewhere on TINS
pare-Iook-yours Mry Be rhcre
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MALE HELP WANTED
SAN Fl(ANCtSCO offElkS
SKiLLEn MECHANICS

SAN ttRANCtSCp OFFERS
SKILLED MECHANICS
STEADY WORK
Tho shipyards aud commercial shops
~ SAN ifranciHco aud adjacent
eitivs which were cloHcd october
l. 1919 by q uvnrrul strike, Wilton
HrIll exists. ryupenrd NoN tmhef
ON tho American" Ur open shop
plan
that ten DAYS would DE given them
e. return tu their employ mont
that if they did not return, pete
WAurut places would be utfefrd -
worNmcp from other locattcn
More than twelve thousand men
are new working. We need more,
and positions are new open 20
many thousand mon az the FOL
lowing basic wages
MuldrrH, cote mukrfH, mac hiNtHNH,
ship nttera. boiler makers, ttNet-
cfa aud caulkcrA, so cents an hour,
pattern makers. ~ cents copper
smiths. NG cents Positions open
ta experienced fnrrmFu aud assist.
ant torrmrn ht advanced rates
Yards and shops uttcr steady EN-
ptoyment 90 qualified men union
or non-untor - without diHcrim-
inhtion.
Good wages under excellent living
conditions. cost ~ living lowest
ia the country Climate makes u
nnhHi Die 20 WORK $40 haNH ~ WV
year Good schools Nucquelrd
climate. and hcaithful place for
children.
Tor further particulars apply Metal
Trades clearance bureau. s,h
shelton nidg. san Frenctaco Caiii.
MAN. MECHANICALLY tNCllNElh
help rcfinish metal fixtures. 500
weekly. Travel perhaps. ~
prriruce unnecessary lirasulf TAI
Co.. 1A0, So Louis.
.FiEEMEN. nRAkENEN $3.50 TO
5000 monthly. Experience un-
necessary. write Hallway Asao-
citation, I'll, star.
MEN. ACE NJ TO 90. i:NrEKiENCE
unnecessary Travel. make secret
Investigations. reports SalnFlrHt
expenses. American Foreign De-
tcctiVe Agency, Tgl, 81 Louis
RESPONSIBLE BOY WANTED
To handle good route In South
park, ono with n wheel preferred.
See Robinson. circulation depart
ment. Seattle Stsr
WANTED nOYs FOR ROUTE CAR.
riers IN all parts % the city. Good
chance for advancement.
Apply TO Circulation Department.
Seattle star.
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BUY KEYPORT LOTS NON
Hit While the Iron Is he' :
Lots selling for $500 at Keypori =.
more than double in value -. 20.
Ruy now and grow UP with y
fast growing. youngest e'v :
the Sound. Terms are easy
) CLIFFORD LAND coMPAN
n7 mir. ,vonue Eluo,, =
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- TO LET - UNFURNIsHED
HOUSES

4-ROOM COTTAGE. BATH: ELEC-
trio lights: gas: close In. 2t9 T..
Republican ST. $50. 9Ot white
ItdR
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S12-5-ROOM COTTAGE. 2 BLOCKS
west of IRE mont bridge on south
side Of canal on Municipal car
line. r. a. SCHROEDER, ans
Boston Block Main 81.
MODERN BUNGALOW. 4 ROOMS.
some furniture, range. curtains.
Lake Washington. Community
beach $4,000. Can Lease one year.
G9f6 55th ave. s. Rainier 137-R.
GROOM HOUSE FOR RENT: ALI.
modern. at G90G Carleton ave.
south PARK car
SLEEPING ROOM: STEAM HEAT:
close IN. Elliott 23C5-J. 921 Ter
race 81.
MODERN FOUR ROOM FLAT. 1874
Lane ~ Rent $50. can 10 10 4.
% FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
BROOM SEMI BASEMENT APART-
mrnt. coy; cheerful. Capitol hin.
Specially suitable Tor two ladies
employed 90l White Bldg
GROOM FURNISHED APARTA. .NT.
rent reasonable. 141B T.. Pine.
Phone Last GOA.
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10 MALE AND FEMALE HELL
WANTED

SCENARIO WRITER'S. MOVING
PICTURE BEGINNERS
We want new talent for local
studios. No cost 20 you. send
stamped. addressed envelope for
particulars. Motion Review, sol
FROST Bldg, Los Angeles.
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NEAR SKINNER EDDY
APARTMENT

if.c:n-on Beacon HHi 4 cottage
ON corner lot f0g12o 10
alley. a splendid nnoh.
rtruciibla view % Puget
sound and city Fifteen
Can ~ handled Ter 1850 cash
balance aR you like. Why
pay high reufsT The own
ef IL uon-rcHidcnt and tells
ua 20 sell Main 1I5t. o-21
s-hcRE CHICKEN RANCH. FULLY
equipped FOR business. Good four
room house. spring water pip~d
OVER place. rich garden spot
Present owner has handled 1000
hens on this place. Situated on
half mile from boat landing: rail
road station. ono-fourth mile from
state highway. s. eco buys this
reasonable terms Main 7i5G C-2e
Mt. VERNON LAND
There is no district as rood-a few
acres 81 this land iE enough. Every
acre level. every acre good 10.
20, 80 Or more acres on easy
terms Monthly payments. or. N
YOU wish. quarterly. scni-arntiai-
~ or annually. Good pasture on
~ now A few cows is ali you
need The land viii do the rest
Price fft0 90 per acre. any reason
able terms. Come In and sec maps
and Eci further Information.
HENRY G EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska BldF Main 7ist
SERVICE
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Follo,cing is complete list Of the lucky contestants

~ Wesi Hay o.. Hfs EAna Young
ices fuiiisah o.. NJ g. y. Dos
iPti cnHean ave. nfrm-fton. Maf.
Eafrt takan. 1Ge0 =. tfsd g.! Mrs
d. Msufu. Nouts 80 d Hos itsts.
y p clara. its " cen e.. Furt A..
tpits Ms T. Porter. o. O. -. SO
Seattle Mrs. Jane iouo. tstt i-oa
man Drive seattle
on the Classified page daily.
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giL.r oN afGNAb TRUCK. ~ Al
condition. owner figuring 90 new
limo Of business. Good pt"p"siiiuu
far hight party Phone North abAl
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HVtHI NIX IINhtNa 10 IIIt NItITl
he Want AID pages.
HENRY ~ DRESEN
n. T. -. No. !. kirkland. wash.
Hor can increase my fradcr
Crtcd me merchant ~ despair.
Hr's hpin0 noto on Easy street,
Star want Ads put him there.
l.. V. JOHNSON
4N9 nAteman ~.
"Hoto cah I increase my trader"
IT'S thus me merchant cries.
"Go pot want "a w The Star,
n pays 10 adrerfise.~
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n ron sALE-REAL ESTATE
HENRY e. EWING COMPANY
aoattic'H Realtors
BTLLEVUE-RuMMGT

~ Reven-roofn home on Bel
mont ave ~ Not modern IN
every particular. but "a com
Portable home. Exceptional 70
lv good value ~ the lot
which b. GDxt00 thru a. al
ley. This BE- cloHe-iu proper
-. 4 home and an Invest
menL Main 1i3f U-li
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prize watch for your rhyme the Classified page daily
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UNIVERSITY

sa S00-gond terms A nearly new
ftve-ronm bungalow. lnctud-
ing sleeping porch. 81 hnr
HARDWOOD flunrs and o.
nice fireplace. II ia within
sound 81 the CHIMES and
near good car service. THE
place is involved in "a
TRADE and here is where
CASH VIII surely talk How
much each viii sou offrr-
You Will be surprised a. SEQ
how far cash viii go In buy
Ing this place InNratiFatr
al once. Main 1J3i. H-Gf
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Is sITI NrI0Ns MNNYTD-M,Ir

rs sirt ATOMS wN>NFD--Msi.E
ATTENTION = AMERICAN WITH
two yehrs' aucreasful career In
army from culiAtrd man tu officer.
open Tor n legitimate proposition
offering permanent employment
with substantial comprnhatiun.
Must show chance Tor promotion 80
fulfil my part ~ the contract
Experienced sBicsman tn electrical
banking experience from fueaarn-
scr 60 hookkrepcr. Nnltmitrd rN.
ecutiyc experience. both civil and
military For further Information
phone East tStT,
EN SAILOR WANTS ANY KIND
work. Three years experience tn
railroad office. one year telegraph
office. Good reffrcncea. Address
p-s. star.
POSITION POSITION ~
bank wanted hy young man with
six years banking experience.
Present position. assistant cashier.
Address p-i0. star.
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rates. Call kenwood 23ts. Mc-
Clean
PAINTING. TAPER HANGING. kNts-
Huminlng Prices reasonable. ES'
inmates frre CAN Deacon SEQ
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