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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-11

3 900 ACHES ~ BOuTHWEnI
Washington for sale 80 settlers.
enFY terms, no raise in prtreH g.
per acre ana up Liberty bonds
taken ht par write Tor map show
ing location. etc.
WHEY ENiArSER TIMBER 90
Ina.nmn NM InlMt.r NLn.L
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REAL ALDER LAND
BARGAIN PRICE AND TERMS
Beet pnrt Snohpmish county. 20
acres COR moro dark clay loan.
rich and productive. Growth ~
large alder. but very Few stumps
or logs aud very easily cleared.
GRAHAM g. PARDEW
zoos American Bank Bldg.
FVuTr AND DERRY LAND
We nte placing o. the market sew
erll hundred acres good logged
Oft land write for literature and
our offer O. workmcn.
THREE LAX fE LUMBER
COMPANY
THREE LAKES. WASH.
HALE ACRE
2-Hoom House
In West Seattle. one block from
pavement. &t100. 500 cash
Ready 10 move into.
~. c. PETERS
nc Third Ave.
30 ACRES. $3.50
with small house aud clearing.
Good soil Close to lots Of work
good wages.
II. 9. PETERS. 7lG Third Ave.
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MESS SERGEANT. WITH CIR.
wants Al speciality or staple line.
Have had experience az CONNER
cial salesman, city and road, with
grocery Hpecialties. Best refer
ences. Am at present in general
insurance. Address RIB. Star.
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20 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


o, ~ WILLIAMS co.
SASH. DOORS AND MILL WORK
Now Is the time 20 order your screen
doors and windows window
screens covered with heavy gal
vanized wire mcah. isc per square
foot
2-sxs-7 screen doors. p raiv 5000
z-sxs-a screen doors. p. RRiv... 500
s-ON7-l screen doors. ~. Raiv. z.I5
large stock OF f-inch and e-tnch
cedar. siding: just the thing for
your bungalow or garage, $500 to
our strictly first class GOLD SEAL
ROOFING can not be beat for
quality and price. i-piy. $500.
2.ply. i2.5o. 7-ply. $500 per roll OF
ios square feet,
Send n postcard for our large Mus
trated catalogue No. 30 sent Tree
We sell anyone. ship anywhere. and
guarantee safe delivery. One price
TO all
o. II. WILLIAMS co
1898 first Ave. 8 Seattle.
10 you WANT TO GET WE'LL
Have you rheumatism. lurnhuno.
neuritis. kidney trouble dropay
nervousness and what not9 The
NfT-O-NET Will ciennae the blood
stream. raise your vitetty md
SURELY and Positively Ma
ANiF VIII DfAUN you lifAAfA -
We are perfecting cures that are
wonderful through this NEW
METHOD. and Il viii do IN same
for you. Bring this al with you
mi get complete treatment
FREE. 23e Central Bldg. Third
and Marion.
NEW LUMBER
We still have limited amount n
dimension. flooring. ceiling. sid
ing. finish lumber. shiplap. etc.
that we must close out at once. as
our lease soon expires. and we
viii be compelled to vacafe Our
prices nre far below the present
retail prices
PROVfNE LUMBER co
1908 Post 81. Between Univcraity
and Seneca Ste.
FOR SALE--OWN q LOT; NEW
government houses. size ifN40.
going very fast only "a few more
left. Erected in all parts OF SEE
attic Can deliver any place In
Washington. Sell hair what they
cost Telephone Elliott 27tf 71s
Green Bldg. Fourth and Pike.
Positively highest prices PAID
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver.
Old or broken jcwelry. watches.
MONEY LOANED on SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
~ l. G. Smith Bldg. fourth floor.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
safes. safe cabinets. bought. sold
and exchanged. Lock expert work
and repairing.
PURCELL SAFE co.
Main eG7. 7is.f20 Fourth Ave.
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t1fs
aces. Jewell chicken houses
several cherry trees we'll. old
house. good coli. dandy buy
HEnuEHT q UPPER
tif-fts t.sary Bids
ron hALE-to AcnEN ~ TIL
NmnErnVsH valley partially
cleared 1t acres under ditch 2.
funW HOUSE. good ruhdH write
faf terms Alvin HawirY. Dun.
arnsnH wash
EuN kAiE a GOOD e-AfRf.
hutnr. with water flEht All is
crop near Deer Park spokane
county Ernest HuHrhks. Deer
Park. wash
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81 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAKERY CONFECTIONERY
1FE CREAM
1900 CASH
We have just listed one ~ tho finest
email bah cries and guufertionerirs
ih 90" city The daily receipts
average s15 and tho rent boz anlv
$50 n month On lease There are
fn" living rooms ana bath. cou-
pletriY furnished iu connect lon
Tho furniture includes leather
dining room srt 90 fumHd onL 3
leather rockers. tapestry dHvena
port Chinese nhmiurtsr rug
model EaH range EnhoEnuF
droraff ana dishes The bakery
equipment includes portable
oven and Z drawers pans. flour
bin. and cooking utensils owner
in called out 81 the city and must
cell 90 once at sacrifice.
SEATTLE INVERTMENT GO
FEi NenhuhFd lidF
Phone Elliott 1914
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LAWYER. 20. DISCHARGED SOL
der, with three years experience
In large Seattle law office. wants
position a. law clerk. or Will con-
slider an offer Of office space in
exchange for services. Address
RIO star
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MONEY no LOAN
T.pans f~at,, $40 90 500 wade Quickly
md confidcntinily on furniture,
pianos. live stook etc.
SANDERS a co
fnn9. /. g. Sunfth Gliw Ell 1859.
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ctIrrOrp LAND CONrANY
tlf THIRD AVE ELLIOTT 90.


20 AtNES. IMPROVED. ffpt d Eb
KENT
30 acres of rich lunu soil located
miitn fnat or Kent. o. acres
under pillow fenced md sfusH
fenced. A-ruum house. sItF water.
good barn Tor Do head of Htuck.
chicken house. HnraEs, fruit trees
team of horHrs. . mich cows. =
grhfiingH. complete set ~ farm.
machinery. EulnF place. nli
stocked Price 5000 $1,000
saHh
q VAN AUrDAf.E a. 60
Nhln NH 1919 Third Avenue
ACNEs. IMPLANTED
Inside City limits. far o. 900 a o.
passenger auto rurH with the
place The auto has Continental
motor itnHoh magnetic. spot light.
electric lights. etc. and iN in good
running order Tho property is
juat els miles from uan Mafrhr.
on ggth ave. 81 ~ Do view prop
efy closer in hy ono mile than
GHtrwuu1 station There lH $500
worth Of wood on b. I want some
cash. some terms call owner.
queen Anne 1879
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RGED MILITARY AVA
tor with college education. desires
position promising advancement;
office work preferred. Best Of
references furnished Address
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YS-OVERi.ASn PACIFIC co
Used Car Department
igth md y. Pine ~ Phone East $50
YOE KNOW
NOL WANT
A CAR
NOW
NO DOUBT
WE HAVE JUST
WHAT YOU WANT
YES. THE PRICE
rs Low,
AND TERMS
ARE LIBERAL
FORDS.
HtfECDES -
hodges
pNEHf.ANDS
MANY OTHERS.
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IO%ORABLY DIscHARGED SOL
der wishes position AZ chauffeur
10 private family Best Of refer
encee AZ 10 character and ability.
&. w. Rees. Address k-z6. star.
Ex-sAILOR WISHES ABOUT -FOUR
hours work daily. Attending
university. Address H-s5. star.
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~ kiHELAND

$3.50
-Four room uinatnrrd bungalow
new and we'll built on hslf-ncrs
~ land. city water piped on prop
rrty, faces two streets splendid
proposition FOR party working In
town who wants ground enough
FOR own garden. fruit. berries
and poultry Easy WALKING dia-
lance 60 ferry landing. with q
cent fare Tor Kirkland reHidenfs
Go city Price 81 $50. terms $3.50
cash. balance si5 pcr month Take
East Madison car and county
ferry o. Kirkland and inquire Tor
John Urenemnn M brick office
~ end 81 kirkland dock
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
a tiorneysatian

]. =. -EsTABLlsHED 1881
General practice All cases. Free
consultation. gif Burke Bldg. 9Os
Seccnd ave Main 730S.
r T Schoff Downs nix. 700 end sv
Consultation free. All eases, Fees
moderate
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IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS. i4oS
4th ave. Electric cabinets. thera-
peutic lamps, tubs. rheumatism
my speciality. Louis Myers, chirop-
odist. -thcrapist Phone
NRin a2la. dnV or niwht,
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HOT SFKFFPf~C ROOMS
Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SAFES
We have prospective purchasers for
used safes. all sizes
PURCELL SAFE co.
Main ss7. us Fourth Ave.
THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing,
furs. furniture. We buy, sell and
exchange everything. l5f7n LIST
Elliott 1891.
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GOOD DAIRY RANCH
STOCKED AND ~ cBOP

20 acres. % acres an in crop. ali
level. 2 acrrs fine orchard. 7-ronu
house. large barn and good out.
buildings, Hpring water pipcd 70
house. good aisnt clay soil. u
Is nda ~ farm machinery and
email ipolr wagon. busy. etc.
COWS. ! hcifrr. ! team. pina
brood SOW. 90 chickens. price
81 600, ~ 800 cash. $50 Lumber
Exchange Bldg
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FARM LANDS

MAKES $500
on TWO hrNEs or
STRAWBERRIES
g realized ik0e from 2 acres
- straw b~fftra whii. raep-
berries have paid me a. The
rate 90 tfpN. aspRrhguH feNg
per acre aud potatoes flpe per
acre
s. wfitss q q Eervosa. one -
th~ average farmers ~ the
THREE hiNEiiH DISTRICT
81 iha Lower Yakima country
The opportunities her. are
WONDERFUL No richer susi ANY
where Three blk trnuarou-
tinsutAi railroads many pros
psfuue farmers, many thriving
towns ana lots 80 wnrk 90 b.
had IN the district 81 good
WaGss Hundreds ~ thun-
HandH now bring spent on irfl-
cation work. road work and
bridge Nuft We are selling
fertile irrigated land ia this
district. subject 20 perpetual
water sight for 500 an acre.
90 very easy terms You can
break ground eight away and
start producing something In
anifr az office Tor fuii nsrtic-
uiars. ur mritc ~ Tor news
papers from this wonderful
rnuntry 20 opportunity
NyEgTi.HN pAgtFtC
SECURITIES co
aA4-ts5.e Huwe tidg
Second az Cherry.
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nIq otgN..IN.e. 81 1919

ffEft OPENING IN Y \ u INA
VALLEY FARM LAND
SIS pr acre and up easy terms
= best - soil. on the Yakima ftveff
two railroads. state high way. and
close 90 town. under government
irrigation project that - an eN-
tension ~ the SHnnNrldc canal
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRIZES
IN fn-ncrc tracts See pirtur*t at
our office ~ land and the I'M
proved farms there. hgy now IL q
rect from the owners az the low
opening prices several thouHaud
ncrra - the best farm land in
Washington tn select from.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
Ni1 Green iildE
office open Evenings Also.
LOOK. $3.50. ALFALFA LAND
1850 nrtcH. every acre level. utiabic
land on main county road. fine
fruit and alfalfa land. also potatoes
and sugar boetH. near good town
and school. finc water Good place
FOR dairy. hoEH and turitcyH Lady
offers to coll her REIMBURSEMENT
az sacrifice On account of sickness.
Entire 100 acres fcr $3.50 ANY
80 81 this b. worth the money
You VIII Fny 90 yourself when YOU
see this fine tract % land Lady
viii pay no Cummission ON this
price. Deal with owner direct
f1a1 fGth ave s. Take Rainier
valley car. on Fourth ave
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When You think Of advertising.
think Of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-11

ron SALE TWO LuHr HORSES
and harness. cheap Call At se-
attic star o.. zee them joe freaf
% 80. > i.r'--,, tuA,Uisitt~ !
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% ron sALE-RrAL ESTATE


About this place Listen Go this &
rooms. with large vcranda. sleep.
inw porch. modern plumbing and
lighting rNturrH. sarge chicken
coop. wood nlird two lots hear
tnF fruit trees lot 80 rnapbef.
riea. fine variety ~ nhrubhsfy
and flowers q large garden In.
in fact almost self supporting.
aud right IN the city only two
pavement Price $4,000. hair cash.
balance So per month. Call nt as
siHt n Phone Ballard 1883
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40 ron Observation-Disclosures

ritoNOQItApttA OuH SPECIALLY
FOREIGN NECoHDa
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1916 wUntiake Elliott atts
Opposite New Times lildE
BEST PIANO AND pHOSOpitAPH
values at FrtnEcr'a Piano House
iasa THIRD ave Elliott 1907.
NEW PIANOS roe REST HfNr
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner 80 Union
uApEs rirNLTss FURNACE. ~
stalled. ready for fire. ti61. tt-t
Firm Ave
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CollPtpr,l \ npus
Physicians and surgeons

MONEY LOANED ON III ARTG
clos ~ value Tho Reliable, 90
THIRD ave
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CHAUFFEUR LiCENSsh CASE-
tut driver. oN-Hniiur 60 NeHfa,
would like GO drive business az
private var for Saturdays or sun
DAYS only. Address U-sN star
YOUNG MAN EN-sENvCE coon
education. desires clean work.
can drive any make of ear \ lso
gNpcrlrnccd as collector lea See
attic - ~ uoN tt. city
RETURNED OFrtCER YEARS
iu Franco. droirra position where
ambition and youth are aaHyts has
uffiCv experience, nso 20. Address
R-g5. star
WANTED lN DISCHARGED SOL
dior. position az chauffeur and
urat class mechanic, private fam
as any ear North 4t. MI War
.EN -oNENSENS MAN. MOTOR ANb
pump operator. wants any work
with local power ur ltUht cotns
panN Address " 800 star
SOLDIER WISHES
rmploy ment evenings from 20
10 or later Wit WORK az any
thing Address it-eA. star
noNOiiAniN DISCHARGED SOL
dicr desires position a. navigator
ON private steam Yacht or motor
boat Nddrcas k-ii star
AHHaff " \ NNfNNHN ~ a'hA NHfHNNH HAfHAa HtH
wants outdoor work. Would con-
slider lrRviug cts. Address h-32.
star
pIScHANGEp ONERSEAs SOL
disr drslreH position ns buokkeep-
CT nr clerk Ia Alaska. Address
N-42. star.
IN SERVICE MAN WANTS Post-
ton as honkkVrper pr general
clerical work Address R-2N star.
RETURNED sotptEr WANTS
position driving q private ear IA
perienccd Address N-a5. star
RETURNED SOLDIER WANTS pos
sition driving private vHrs sN-
perienced. Addrvaa R-8l. star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
JOB driving delivery car Tor telia-
be firm Address R-1a. star
SAILOR WANTS POSITION pRiN-
iug car ur other work Address
R-16. star.
MAN. 5i. WANTS IoH As HELPER
On truck, car drivr Hallard tla.
20 sN.EsMEN WANTED
SALESMAN FOR LIVE SANITARY
lines Every business a prospect.
Liberal commissions with fcrrat
business. Local representative
wanted Ne-iir Company. l3 Union
So Ncw York.
% LOST AND FOUND
LOST PACKAGE or LAUNDRY.
Tuesday morning between Ken.
neN and spencer on Rainier ave.
marked Mrs rris Two dollars rr-
wArd for return 20 snf5 Rainier
ave. or 21S Central nldE
LOST oNE FlELn HOOK s. RE
ward Return 20 street and sewer
department. city ~ Seattle
- tants gsfr<T trns#GtzS
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Greatest
PHONOGRAPH
Values. NEW and used
THE TALKING MACHINE SHOP
1893 Fourth Ave, n. W. Cor. Pike.
SEWING McHs RENTED. ELL 4slG.
KAyANAGHs HATS. $3.50. 1905 ist
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,I,ii,i,
Storage

ALASKA JUNK co. il2O First ave
= Elliott a2a1.
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DRY FIREPROoF SToRAG u
warehouse Central storage Co.
White Bldg,
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9 . o d Is % q q . p . q . 4 o
90 ACRES. CLEARED
LENfst. VALLEY LAND
$50 AN ACRE =,
why bug stump land. when
you can get level valley
land. an cleared. far less
than half the cost 90 clear
ms Pay $500 cash. and the
balance a years and puf
every foot ~ the go acres
into crop
CARTER MCDONALD &
MILLER. Inc
eos Columbia 81 Elliott ssf0.
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CANDY MIC
LESS THAN INVOICE
Equipment iH al new and wifi In
voice about 500 Present owners
DO not know anything about
candy manufacturing and shy sell
Co. ihs highest bidder MAKE Is
Az OFFER
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
asl Ssaboard lldF
Phone Elliott 1914
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SOFT DRINKS
fli00
This IL place that VIII certainly
b. sold tomorrow The fixtures
are mahogany and cost - Geo
Uhrn new The rent la only 500
on lease. and owner subr~uts SIS
month. The receipts are $50 a
DAY aud the price - ttIG0 i'm
sludTs 500 up on Lease This
pay for itaaif in ton weeks This
10 the HIGHEST SNAP IL THE
CITY ASD TT WILL PAY YDtf
TO INVESTIGATE m At ONCE
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
NEi srHhuhfd ilidE
Phone Elliott 1877
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DTscHARGED SERGEANT. ME-
chanic. wishes position as private
chauffeur: one year u. s. army
staff chauffeur; familiar with
high grade cars. both foreign and
domestic. permanent position. un-
married. willing TO travel Nd
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08
PARLETTE'S LECTURES
HAVE STRONG APPEAL
Famous Lecturer Has Spoken in
Nearly Every State in the Union
10 Thousand. of peOple

Ralph Parlette's two big lectures
are the university of Hard Knocks
and the Big Business of Living
l'olph parlcttc il man worth know
ing. Every time he touches your life
he does you good He is man worth
hearing, because his talks are inter
ting and have n constructive influ-
cncc with all listeners. His lectures
are printed and bought and read by
thousands of people, because they are
worth buying and reading.
The Lyceum Magazine, of which
parlcttc is editor, reflects mis- person
aity to large cXtent. The influence
which he has cXcrtcd through this
publication has had an important in
fluence in keeping the Chautauqua
and Lyceum up to high standard.
Parlette goes back to many commun-
tiles year after year. He can always
repeat.
His lectures always impress people
with the fact that they are responsible
for their successeS or failures. Par
let,e says that people shake up or
rattle down in this world, largely be-
cause Of their own actions. He says
that the big people do not stay down
and the little folks do not stay at the
top and that we I'll eventually adjust
ourselves to the places we should
occupy.
ParIctte imprcsses his hearers with
the fact that il they wish 10 go to the
top they should prepare themselves
for bigger places and they can get
them. His lectures are interesting
because they thrill with that human
interest 50 appealing to ercry con-
versaton He is one of the biggest
lecturers in America today and has
achieved his prominence largely
through his faithfuness to his
philosophy Of life. Parlette's lectures
are numerous. An hour spent hearing
him means many hours of happy re-
Elections.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08
JULIEN WINS TWO FALLS
OUT OF THREE FROM JOHNSON

The wrestling match Wednesday
night was pulled Off at the old opera
house according to advertisement and
Notwithstanding the heavy rain good
sized crowd was in attendance. The
receipts were hardly sufficient to pay
expenses but those who attended were
wull-pleased with the splendid cXhi-
bition when Joe Julien of this city
won two falls out of three from Chas.
Johnson of Clayton, y. NJ.
The preliminary, boxing bout be
tween two light weights, Williams and
West was won by West by popular
decision. Williams showed up well
enough in the first round but West
kept right after him and when the bell
rang at the end of the third round he
was about all in. The boys will make
good if they continue training.
The wrestling bout was surprise
to most of the fans. johnson, who has
had much experience on the mat was
picked as the winner, and when he won
the first fall after 2 minutes of hard
work it was thought he had found the
weakness of his opponent and would
turn the trick in short order, but Jul
len did not see things that way. He
went from ;hc defensive to the Of
fcnsivc and with his powerful body
and scissors hold succeeded in pinning
Johnson to the mat in IL, minutes.
Both men were full of confidence
and while johnson was quick as a cat
and was on top of Julien more than
three foIrth5 of the time, he was not
strong enough to put him down again
and while working for fall he again
was caught in the powerful grasp Of
Julien who won the third fall with
n body scissors and arm hold in l0h
minutes.
Those who witnessed the contest
said they got their moneys worth,
and most of them will back julien
sgsns; anything in Tucumcari.
Referee Gail gave entire satisfac-
ton and announced that those inter
ested in athletics will meet Friday at
1880 p. m. in the Chamber Of Com
merce rooms.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08
MOUNTAIN RED CROSS
BREAKS RECORDS IN u. s.

Denver, May 5.-The Mountain Di-
vision of the American Red Cross com
posed of Chapters in Colorado, Wyom-
ing. Utah and New Mexico established
Il record tor war service unequalleu
by any of the other IL divisions of the
country according to n report made by
the National hea quarters which has
just been received
The wo kers produced a greater
number of articles in proportion, New
York not excepted. From July, 1917,
to December 81, 1918, the workers OF
the Mountain division produced 254,-
8GS ,S55 chaptcr-made articles with a
value of SSl ,449,997. The monthly
production per cent was A per cent as
against 'ae general average for all
division, of 25.5 per cent. The Attain
tic divi lions monthly per centage was
3S.4 per cent. The average value Of
the articles produced was $2l3.70 each
or 5.ja per cent hundred population.
This value was exceeded by bu, one
division. the Atlantic.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING

The Woman's Club held Social
meeting at the home of the president
Mrs. Clavel, Nav T. After the elec.
ton of officers the following program
was rendered.
Piano solo by Mrs. Saxon.
Reading, Mrs. Robertson.
Duet, Mrs. Shamblin and Mrs. Pack
Song.
Piano Solo, Mrs. Saxon.
The officers for the coming year are
Mrs. Clavel, president.
Mrs. G.. +. Ellis, vice president.
Mrs. Shamb!in, Sec'y-Treas.
Mrs. Pack, corresponding secretary
The following members were pres,
ent: Me9dames Clavel, Rusby, Sham,
him, Pack, Robertson, Bueler, Ellis
Troup, Saxon, Ger,ardt, Sample and
DeOliviera and Whitmore. Guests
Mrs. Lane, Lowell and Miss Doris Whit
more.
Next meeting viii lbe with Mrs. f
Pack, May 81.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-05-08
HUNS TO PAY |NDEM.
NIFTY AND LOSE VAST
TERRITORY BY TERMS

! Paris, May THE German dele
gates to the peace congress declare
that they will sign the peace treaty.
but that Germany will not pay an in
demnity.
In the discussion Of peace terms by
Germany through both her official and
unofficial spokesmen she has invari-
ably drawn distinction between rep
araton and indemnity constituting the
latter IN effect as punitive damages.
Drastic terms are embodied in the
treaty presented to the German plen-
ipotentiaries today. The enemy must
relinquish over $4,000 square miles of
territory, pay such indemnity as a
later commission will fix, and use his
own economic resources to rebuild the
lands he devastated during the war.
Alsace-Lorraine is restored to
France, Poland gets the Posen district
and part of Silesa and East Prussia,
and France is given the Saar basin,
as recompense for the wanton de-
struction of her coal mines by Ger
man troops.
As an initial reimbursement for
civilian damages, Germany agrees to
make payment of 10000, 600, 900
marks t$5,000,000,OO subsequent
payments to be secured by bonds to
be issued at the discretion of the rep
aration commission.
Germany, by the terms Of the treaty,
is ordered to deliver the kaiser for
trial.
Paris, May France, the United
States and Great Britain have con-
cluded an agreement giving supple
mentary guarantees for France and
security for the peace treaty, the
Echo de Paris today says it has learn
ed.
Ii adds that Premiers Cemenceau,
Lloyd George, and President Wilson
will. at meeting this morning, draft
in final form this additional pact,
which will not be secret.
Pekin, May 6.-The Chinese cabinet
at meeting today decided to instruct
The Chinese delegates in Paris not to
sign peace treaty assigning the Ger
man rights in Shantung to the Jap
anese.