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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
Strike Delays Plans
To Close Out Stock
Red Front Clothing Company Forced to Vaca,e by
March lst-Exra Efforts Put Forth in Few
Remaining Days-Drastic Price
Cutting Necessary.

To one store IN Seattle perhaps
moro than Go any other. the general
strike came at most disastrous
time. The Red Front Clothing Com.
pany. at iS0SiN First Ave. was Just
IN the midst OF the biggest ana most
successful sale ever held In Seattle
when the big strike paralyxcd bust.
ness, II did not affect the operation
oe the store. for H. NJ. Rogers. the
proprietor Of the Hed Front. has
consistently conducted "A strictly
union business
Union Clerks and Hours
Although the clerks were allowed
70 remain at work In the HE'D Front
hy their union. business was neccs.
sarily small. III makes my Job all
the tougher" said MIR. Rogers. but
am going TO try all the harder 20
set rid OF my h.g stock before the
first ot March,
100000 Stock In Danger
II can't move my great stock into
the street; | can't find a location. SO
tNt@A HtAt II AftNFr lllNs anu l
want the public TO know that am
selling out regardless OF cost. and
without any expectation OF profit.
Get rid OF the stock is my only
thought"
Contract Goods Sacrificed
President suspcndcrs at s5o and
Arrow Collars at 8 cents show the
way am slashlng prices on the
most standard Of merchandise.
Everything In the store In the way
% shirts. underwear. socks. etc. is
put on sale at prices that are almost
too low to be believed Come In and
set the surprise OF your life In price
cutting.
Suits and Overcoats
sss5 buys an SIS suit; seSs
buys a SIS overccat. That's tho
method am using TO close out my
big clothing stock. An other suits
and coats proportionatciy reduced
No need 20 go without new clothes
when prices like these await you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-10
Red Front Clothing Co.

i50S-10 First Avenue
just North Of Pike Street
Opposite Public Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
FASHIONS CONDEMNED
BY BRITISH CLERGY
one-Piecc Bathing Suits for Women
Scantier and Tighter
Than Ever.

Copyright. 1919 hy TIL" rr"ss Publish
ing Co. ,h' New York World)
Special Cahl" nienatch.
LONDON. Angus "l.--Fashion's odict
had prescribed a liberal display # hlCk
for fa&hiunabla british women This
winter but Ia" women arr not waiting
for cold weather iH"rGyr"n are CON
dcmning SON" &C n" present modes as
!ntnlcrahlr. On"-r!""" bathing suits al
tho hca~hns arc s~au:ior and more snug
Is ;:ttlnc. than !vcr before. IN" E"v. T..
y. Meyer. NorconformlSt church
leader and writer. who is we'll known in
America. said today:
Many girls think that rncr can he
won 10y N" 2cSh. EUt men arc too
sensible Th"y arc ~: E"ing 10 marry
girls who go about half naked. one III
Of many Eiris seems 10 he to attract
In"n. and that rnay accoun, Cor IN" pres
cnt styles y man may !hrt with = girl
who goes 20 extremes III :hcsc fashions.
but hn will not marry her"
He said h. doesn't SCI hi!nscl" up as
a censor &c clothes. but hC added:
II only know what | So III Tho streets.
But what think ~ that women scc".
t. have lost that restraint Of dress
which characterized them during the
war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
Local Promoter Looking
For Material
Matchmaker George w. Otto Is back

Matchmaker George w. Otto Is back
in the city from 4 trip through North
ern Ohio and Pittsburgh in search OF
good material to use in tho sem! final
and prclininares for III" hghts TO l."
staged here Labor Day. September !.
Two shows VIII ho held on Labor Day.
Tho main bout of tho aft"ruoo" hiIl Will
bring together Bert Matthias. of Martins
Ferry and Patsy Scanlon. Of litt$hur%n.
These boys will weigh in at l@& pounds
End will 70 over tho l0-rnunl rou'..
Tho scml-Nnal ard rrclims for this slow
will be announced tomorrow.
Walter C"Goo'D Stewart and Johnny
Funds. will furnish tho attraction fer
tho main bout Of 10 rounds at tn" EYER
inE show. Both boys wcrc with III.
American EXpoGi;ionAry Forces IN
France and Furland and mr." proud r's-
SCISSORS os medals won in bouts Will"
cover there" They VIII weight IL at
1o2 pounds at 3 o'clock on the aftrrn""n
Of tho fight.
Stewart is working daily nj ia"
American Training association. Macy
fans gathered nj tho gyEuasiuIi !.
witness his trainiyc stunts. coHH.siim;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25

The jail delivery was discovered by
william Plants. a former police patrol
driver. who rushed to the jail entrance
and notified Night Jaller Mike fItz-
gerald. Jailer Fitzgerald Immediately
called Day Jailcr Bert Mcconnell. VIII"
had just returned from his vacation
and who had retired Mrs. Mcconnell.
looking out Of q window of the ja!lcr'S
residence. saw one OF the Elliott boys.
Jailer Bert Mcconnell rushed into the
TAIL and inquired OF other prisoners who
had escaped and was confused for
few moments when told that they saw
no one escaping. However. II soon be-
came apparent that nine prisoners were
gone, and vigorous search was tnSt-
tutcd Trace OF three Of the fuGit:Tcs
was secured who had gone over III"
Rcymann hill. Sheriff Hastings and
all Of the deputies were hurri"dly sum
moncd. and a rigorous search was in
stituted.
The jail break was effected by tho
fugitives saving through the ninc-inch
brick wall adjoining the end cell OF the
third cell tier. Bars are placed inside
Of the brick wall at intervals Of about
five inches. One of these bars was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
BAKER APPROVES
COURTS MARTIAL
Gives O. K. to Report Submit
ted by Major General
Francis Herman

WASHINGTON. Aug. ei--ln approx
ing the report submitted 10 him by
Major Genera Francis }. Herman. head
OF the special war department Soard on
courts martial and their procedure. Soc
rotary Baker to-day took the "iics"i
stand that the present system should
not be changed except IN minor details.
theoretically. the secretary upheld
General kernan's view that courts
marial have always been agencies for
creating and maintaining the discipline
of armies" rather than agencies ;or the
nice exemplif:cation OF technical rules
Of law.
The war department boards report
reflected the opinion OF c25 officers who
were circularized
The most serious defect in the exist
ing system. the report asserts. arises
from the lack OF competent trial judge
advocates and counsel and as a remedy
It Is recommended that defense counsel
be appointed for each general and spe-
cial court martial. and that special IN
ducements be offered young officers TO
study law in order that they may be
fitted for these and other special
duties
1T is noticeable" the report said.
that officers who served with fighting
units are as class favorable TO the
present articles. on the other hand.
officers whose duties kept them remote
from the scenes OF battle. view tho sys-
tenn with = more critical eye and mani
testify compare II with criminal practice
in the civil community to the advantage
OF the latter
Declaring that the Sovereign rem
edy" proposed by the most pronounced
critics Is % transfer administration to
those who are lawyers first and soldiers
ey courtesy only. General Herman ex-
pressed the opinion that this would
make II impossible FOR the commander
70 obtain among his troops tho neccs-
sary discipline 10 military success which
Is the FIRST purpose OF an army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
AMERICAN INVADERS
CONTINUED From Page one.)

announced by Col. George T. Langhorne
at $50 this a1"rhoon.
The troops ar" marching out or Mex
ico tonight. Colonel LanGhornc stated
The frs, troop Is expected TO reach
Ruilosa late tonight. Colonel Lang
horne said the American forces Will re-
sumo their station tomorrow along the
Rio Grandc.
The decision to withdraw the troops
resulted from failure to pick up not
trails" today because OF transforms In
the mountains.
Lieut.. Harold G.. Peterson and Lieut..
Paul II. Davis. the American aviators'
whose capture by bandits was the I'M
mediate cause for sending American
troops across the line. arrived at Royce
flying ficl8 at ABS ?. III. They crossed
70 Mexico with the punitive expedition
Tuesday.
Jesus Rentcria, the bandit leader. was
shot and killed by Lieut.. r. II. Cooper
when bandits fred on Coopcr's machine.
according TO a statement by Lieutenant
Peterson. on his arrival here tonight.
Colonel I.anghorne had hoped that
,he troops today would pick up the trail
OF the bandit band led by Jesus Rem
taria and that It would DO possible to
continue the pursuit until tomorrow at
least.
After a conrcrrncc last night between
officers OF the expeditionary force. MAJ.
J. C. Yanccy. commander Of the cXp"dl-
ton. informed Colonel LanShorn" that
he thought the expedition had chance
10 find the trails today.
Colonel Langhorne thercupon ordered
him to go on with the pursuit today
II he failed TO pick up the trail. Colonel
Langhornc ordered. Ianc"y was 10 come
out a, the expiration Of a 24-hour limit
ending tonight. Failing TO find the trails
in todays storm. Major Yancey started
the march out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
AMERICAN RELIEF
COMES TO AN END

PARIS. Aug 2i.--Th" American re-
liof Admin!strat.o closed its Paris Of
fec today. formally ending its WORK IN
Europe. The offices IT Prague. Warsaw.
Vienna and other cities are closed. ex-
Ccpt that IN some az them book-k'c1crs
arc detained on accounts. work that Will
probably he finished within two months.
II"rh"rt Hoover. who has supervised the
distribution Of supplies valued at hum
crcds OF millions. VIII sal for the
Unite! States within ton days
The nourishmcnt Of 100000 underfcd
children IN various paris Of Europe, I'M
dcr;akcn by The administration. VIII be
continued by 4 charitable organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25

uucntly have mentioned Senator Hitch
cocks statement that the President
laughingly suggested Senators Lodge
and Knox as possible selections to neEo-
tate a new treaty should the present
one be amended
That the President might permit the
negotiations to remain In deadlock
by declining to take up with other gov
ernments any changes suggested by the
senate involves perhaps the most in
teresting possibilities OF all
Administration leaders repeatedly
declared that tho President alnn" waG
charged with the negotiations of treaties
and that the whole history Of treaty
making showed he could halt any suCa
negotiation at any step he desired prior
70 the exchange Of Publications. Ths
senate, these leaders have asserted.
would be powcrlcss to interfere. It's
authority under constitution being linn
tied to giving advice and consent to tho
acts Of the executive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25

formed by Mr.. Hoover. with ID -,
Offices in New York. ~
Mr.. Hoover. who will visit Brusoe4
The Hague and London before his -.
parturc. Is preparing for Congress q
full report on American relief Wofx
The American Relief Administrative
during the six months ended NAY "
1919. distributed supplies valued 1t tsyei
$4,000 IL seventeen countries. ACCORDING
10 Mr.. Hoovers reports to the Supeoms
Economic Council. These supplies rep
resented 512 sh!ploads, weighing 3.iSts.
230. metric tons.
In his report to tho council discussing
the fnal withdrawal Of the Aneftca1
agencies from the relief areas Ne: Aoo.
yer said: ts
II am confident that II We meet NJ
interruption through delay in peace wt'
shall reach the completion OF this tA10s
by the time OF the new harvest without
any prevcntable loss Of life"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
SHOT THROUGH THE
HEAD AND WILL
PROBABLY RECOVER

At o'clock this morning tho !nfor-
nation was given u: a. the OHIO Valley
General hospital that William Elliott.
enc 90 III" prisoners that escaped from
the Ono county ja!i last night. who WAS
shot through -" head by Officer STAN
10y. vas rcstre as well as could 10 cX
r"ci"A. and would proha bly, r"C"lcr. He
was reported Ia he conscious and not
sHH@rIu a Erca, deal If pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
Nine PRISONERS IN DARING JAIL BREAK;
CONTINUED FROM Page one.)

by officer good his but the officer captured the
Elliott boys them the jail doorway and the bell
Failing to prompt response rang bell again AS he
reached for the button William Elliott struck him blow on the head
with blunt instrument The blow sent the officer umDhng down
the steps AS he regane his feet the Elliott
attempted past him The officer drew his gun and
fired twice One bullet struck William Elliott in the forehead Inc
ball through Eo head and out of his neck The
other boy seeing that his brother wounded
without struggle He hurried to the city lookup The wounded
Elliott boy hospital in the city ambulance The
wounded officer suffered the scalp about an inch and hall
long able work after physician dressed the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25

sawed off and the tiny piece Of saw
Was found in the cells. The prisoners
let themselves down into the alley by
means OF a rope made by tying four
blankets together.
Following IS description OF the
fugitive prisoners made up by trusty
Jail prisoner last night:
Guy Holmes height s feet inch:
weighs $50 pounds. Al timsc wears nose
glasses. Grey eyes. sandy hair; tailor
hy trade
Steve Carter. ~ years old: weighs H.
pounds. height feet inches. LimpS
on left foot. English accent. Light
hair. light blue eyes.
J. NJ Rurus. u years old. H"iEh;
5 feet inches. Weighs rs pounds.
light reddish hair.
Garland Holland. % or - years old:
: feet inches tall. weighs 40 pounds:
red hair. tiger eyes.
William Mcdonald. color"d: - years
old: Weighs Ito pounds; height : feet i
riches: yellow skin
James II Ranks. Colorcd, Weighs rs
pounds: dark HAIR. Strcakcd with grey.
Ick" Travis. ~ years old; r"l"rcd: 5
feet az inches tall. weighs 49, pounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
RACE IS ON
(cont1nued Prom Page one.)

basis. and there are no h1ndicaps. Now
-today-while the f1cld IL JUS: bcI:in-
ming 70 stretch out. Is no l.,Sical time
To get in Il IS expected rho comm 9
week VIII break records IN point OF new
nominations received. AlS) the week
will mark the opening OF real cCmpailn-
ing.
Campaign Ends October is.
The drive ror credits is just begin
ming. the only weapons are scissors ard
receipt books and there IS an asrrIe
supply "t both. The ammunition DC
pot is the automobile and diamond cam
pairn ofhc" located on the third floor
OF the IntSluErncsr building ard IL Is
calculated that tho stores on hand will
be sufficient 10 las, un;il October IS.
October IS
Oh. yes. that's when the campaign
ends. II isn't such a long tim". either
when YOU consider that between now
and then a ltile effort may make YOU
the proud posS"sSnr OF a magnificent
Wliys-NniEht. purchased by Tho Intel
lirenccr at n cost Of $3.50. or rou
might be driving 10 church very soon in
big now NaliA touring car. Wouldn't
that D" f1n"" As = matter Of fact. can
YOU imagIa. anything hncr-cspccia!ly
II you get v"Ur car f-ccH
Fr.Zc List never EQualel.
Don't forget that you have seven
charcss 20 earn a rar. Tho Iurcllt~on-
cor ms purchased seven 81 thr latest
ncdrls and hos, mak"s cf cars on the
nark"'. and Will E.v" them away 10
these who exert. tho best efforts. Your
chance is just as good rs anybody rlses
perhaps bcttrr. And with so many
a"'"n'Nhticr - u" won. tho chances oc
emerging from thn race victorious are
indeed bright.
The Intcl'iG"ncor's campaign is tho
FrcatcSt. the NEST liberal and tho most
startling event ever tnauguratrd BY any
news paper in this section. It< prize list
has never bern eTuolcd. and the easy
rnsttcr in which Tho awards may ~ won
vii make j. p contest that will 60 down
IN Tho anralS o: ncws pc pcrdmn. N>vcr
before has any offer boon presented
which can even compare with this ono.
II Is truly tremendous.
How TO Get Credits.
Tho only thing that will win III"
seven beautiful cars ard other nrizns is
CREDITS. CREDITS.. CREDITS
Nothing hut credits will win. aud there
are only TWO w"yS - cot them. Cl'p
tho coupons from tho paper each dlv
and obtain pCId-in-advanCr subS"rlr-
lions. Could anything hn easier? ny
you have 20 do - spend lttIn time
among friends and aCGuairtgn""s OBJ
tanning CREDITS. and n h;r nov touring
car is yours With each subscription
you sccwr" IN &c: a certain amount e
credits. depending uron the araount II
the subscription
Once nc start - made. tho rest will
be casr tn" ZIP and zHsi OF credit
rarher:nE will add snic" to YOUR daily
!ifn--i; will be interesting. cxci'ing.
Your blood viii tiagl". Your checks glow
and when Fig I:"n performs his daily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25

The Hungarian .'a,N should resign and
'Har Il government. IN which all parties
a." r~LrcS cnlrd. should appeal &c IN"
Huu&ar an people.
"Th. allied and associated powers
would b. pre- pared 10 negotiate with any
I.rumcEt winch possessed tn" conf
G..nr.. g.: an assembly 50 elected.
The no." Is slgn"d by Premier Glenn
TurTaU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
OBITUARY
y <~~~S%&@oS@~~~>
Whita Oh-cdnies.

Funeral services for tho late William
White. of Fairmont pike. VIII be held to-
morrow afternoon. at 2:30 O'Clock. at IL"
late residence. Mr. White passed away
at $50 Sunday morning. after an III
moss OF nearly four years. He was n
member OF the Mount Ollvrt church and
is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary
White. ono daughter Mrs. Ona Bonar.
and one son. Dwight White. and q
Miss Lotto Bouar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
EXDedition o SUCCESS.
WHAT Will
CONTINUED rrcm Page one.)

,u-, 20 Paris TO strengthen out the
saints raised hv any scaat"'s QuaIit!ca-
tons is on. wh:cH some senators say
weld be entirely II line with his course
thus far in the r"ac" settlement:
r, send an entirely new set of peace
dolr-atns aso would be admittedly
within tho Presidents power and In that
Republican senators fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
Plans Were Changed

MARIA. Texas. Angus: ?i.-That
nlans had been made for crossing lhn
border last Sunday night, NOR" han -
hours before the missing aviators were
ransomcd. became known tonight.
Colonel I.anghcrn" hoped TO De able 10
recover II" aviatNrs without paying the
ransom. With thls idea IN mind. troops
were started for the Rio Gra.i"c from
Preside and other points. approaching
it IN such 4 way as not TO reveal thelr
purpose TO the McXicans.
In tn" meantime. II had been decided
10 pay the ransom. and the crossing OF
the border was delayed until the await
ors wcr,. safe on the American side.
Ready for Eveutualities.
In addition t. last nights experience
with Carranza patrols. the tnt+d States
,roors were in contact wi n MeNican
fcL.rals last Tuesday. when drtach-
mcnt II Americans. under command OF
Captain Boudinot was forced 70 pass
,'arranza column opposite lrui".
when the MeXiCans were sighted the
Americans took up advantageous posi-
tons, ready for ev"ntualiticS. Captain
poudinot Informed the Carranza COM
mander h" intended 10 90 south. The
CarranZa officer asked BoudInCt Cor MS
orders and The latter told him ms or
LerS were 10 proceed. he -'''lhucu
thea without hindrancc. tn" expedition
reaching a position 80 mules south or
the border.
Expedition o Success.
Co,rncl I.anghornc tonight SAID the
expedition WAS ConSidHrIu success
from a military standpoint. lie pointed
ia the kiliinl; az I'VE band:tS aIh arrest
Of six suspects by the Americans and
rap,urr OF nine by Carra.Za troops at
Coyamc.
phc ~ tndiatc reason fcc wI'A7rawai'
h. and. a. that there no longer was
AM rru>Ycct OF capturing o,hcr hanaiIs.
ord there were no more hot rails 10
fnlloM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25

how you ar" running.
Be One Of the Winners.
Don; .ct others sct ahraL &: Y"u IN
th.s rae. Decide now to ct ahead
yourself. Somebody - gong 10 ~"
:h,sa cars--yoU might as wei 10 o"' g:
N" winners Remember. yJu can s"'ire
your credits anywhere. no matter wld;
SECTION you live in. l: you Nv" N South
Wheeling. you can SO ~ Elm Grow" tor
your credits :f you like. or you can go
70 Ohjo--it doesn't make any difference
Tie only reason FOR The sections - 10
facilitate the awarding Of ~" section
prizes There IS no limit 20 IN" number
of credits yuW can secure. "ni% yru can
not transfer credits. This rul" VIII b"
positively enforced. Anybody can help
ANYBODY Is. bat credits. one" th"y ~"
issued t. "a" contestant, capnot +" used
by another.
Now. whIlc the rae" is y"t young. why
NOT hun; mp ;he NOMlNATION COUPON
and send u IN " II costs nothing |" Try
and thu ,fcor, Will hr ccrdlt I" yourself
And whenever III doubt on any uncl"ar
point. call up the Campaign Manager
Wheeling. 100. or make personal
visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
Leading HIN &c T.?

He--',My. dear. | can't afford TO buy
you Gln' hat"
>'hr--"St:!l you'd save ron,y f you
did"
He--"iIow do you make that out?'
Shc-"Bccausc / shall fret myself iii
e / don't rct L. and YOU Know wh;G
doctors bills urc,"-T!d-Brs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25

Of shadow boxing. rope skipping and
three two. minute rounds with F:a": Ritz
and several rounds with Batting"
Bcllairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
When You FeelDizZy,
Dragged Down by Pains and Aches, Feel &c Blue ~
and Despondent Because OF the Troubles
and Weaknesses of Womanknd

Some of our American
women are borne down
physically and mentally,
by the weaknesses of their
sex. They suffer from
baCkache, dragging SER
sation, bearin G. d own
pains, are very nervous
and have pain in top Of
head. If they ask their
neighbors they will be
told to take a FauStt
PreseriptiOn of DR..
Pierce's, which has been
SO well and favorably
known for the past half
century, and sold by
every druggist in the
land in liquid or tablets.
10 Weak women should
try DR.. Pierce's Favoritc
Prescription NOW. Don't
waitl To-day is the day
and nervine will bring
r. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel,
~ toh1ete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-25
Be One Of the Winners.

early a II. duty you'I. pic u-h' III,
ard lock for Tn" lni"li!E,:crr - SIC
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-19

Choir practice at the Methodist church this evening at ' o'clock. It is urgently requested that all members be present at the above stated time. Special music must be provided and yau should gladly do your part.
 There are two things Goodfellow can do. He can report the names of those in his locality whom Santa is about to pass up; and he can list his name to be Santa to some of them. Report in person at H. B. McKenzi'es office or phone 104.
 As nearly as possible, names of kiddies will be assigned who live near est you and with whose condition you are familiar. Phone 104, to the Good fellows.
 Norris Exquisite Candies, fresh by express, at Guthrie's. Phone 101.
 Report your name at once to the Goodfellows if you want to feel big heart throb.
The Prescott daily news., 1919-12-19

WANTED-1,O00 property owners also renters to burn grass, leaves and rubbish around their premises. This will prevent ditches from becoming clogged and stop the water from draining off, besides you will help to beautify Prescott. Respectfully re- quested, Jno. A. Davis, Street Com.
 DRoyal Easy Chairs make the best Xmas gifts. Nevada County Hdwe. Go. 18d2