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STOCKS ND BONDs

LIBERTY BONDS
n you must sell your Liberty Honda
We sili buy them We rrruTn-
mend. however. that you buy more
bonds At present prtrrS
We also bay and sell Canadian VIC
tory War unnda
Today. February tt. We paid n fol-
Ions Tor Liberty Bonds 1our pftccn
net with no deduct HUnH1e
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- sruooIs AND COILFGEs
SITUATIONS WANTED

EXPERT LADIES TAILORING ~
~veur home First class worh
quickly done. Call Mrs. fian'
MAN egGn
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Logged OFF Isnds

!. 600 ACRES ~ SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale 10 settlers
easy terms. no raise IN priccH. 81
per acre and up Liberty ionds
taken at par write for map show
ina location, etc
wt.Y ERlIAEUsER TIMBER co.
Tacoma bldg. Tacoma. wash.
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SOFT DRINKS

PROFITS 1850 4 MONTH
Soft drinks. cigars. candy pop
corn. etc. excellent iItie
place in the busy part Of
Seattle rent only se5. Fpien-
ava place for man or woman.
Price 81 400. only 81 600 cash
down
ELMER INVESTMENT co
ti1-is seahuard lildg ri 1890.
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Smith bldg
Don't Sacrifice
YOUR LIBERTY BONDS
We pas the full market price On loan
you tho money an Z per cent inter
trt Parity paid receipts Thrift
aud War Savings stamps bought
glg American Bank Bldg
second and Madison
% III sINEss OPPOHTt MITES
GROCERY STORE
Best downtown location iudhnE hIf
money an the time. fine fixtures
uUd heavy Htufl. The rent Do
rEht. and the location cannot be-
beat Price $500
CIGAR STORE
ono nf the beet downtown locations
~ the city. real nice fixtures and
about $3.50 stock a yrgF attrar-
tive stand. and 10 positively doing
a. go $40 daily average. Very
rthHonabir rent with lease. This
place ir. suitable for two people.
either ladies or gentlemen. Price
1900
POOL ROOM
Fife tAbisr. riuar stand. son drink
Hud card fHhitr. fIeht downtown .
has been there tao ycaFs. ana has
hiwhyr made good 4 clean place.
and ono that should appeal 60 the
best Price 1890. including stock
GARAGE
HO-rar capacity. good dow ntown io-
cation. gasoline service tank. re-
pAlr shop. about $500 stock Place
ir always FUN and iE making
money for present owner. WlI
do same fur sou price 49, 800 and
Invoice stock a bargain.
JOSEPH y THOMAS a co. Tnc.
1895 Third ave.
Elliott 1926 Ask for SIR walter.
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SOFT DRINK PLACE: UPTOWN.
good location. mic. big place daily
receipts about fT5 on average.
tsso-ycar lease. low rent. Price
f2G0n or sell haif interest
AAsEN a. SEXTON
1910 FirRt Ave. Elliott s8f1
sNAp-SNAp
EeVen-rcom flat right down In the
city. exec pttosally well arranged Z.
rrnt only $50. including heat. VIII
clear about a.. n pd NoBf own
rooms Price and terms are very
attractive
ELMER INVESTMENT co
ki7-lk Ssaboard EldE Elliott zee.
LOOK AND ACT QUICK
1880 buys % wcll-furnlahcd house
keeping rooms and n dandy little
grocery stock. fixtures and lease !.
rent only see. close IN. best dis
tric; 81 0e0 viii handle a. SCI ing
81 believing Mamie T. Russell.
6ai Empire BIDS
FOR -RESTAURANr
DOING GOOD BUSINESS FEB 10
CATION ELEGANT FlNTIkl.S
~ SEATS COUNTER AND IA
Hl.fsS 81 500 CASH AND $500 ON
TERMS COS PINE ST.
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ss FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

NICE MODERN t-RooN FIAT ron
two people, choicc location. ihone
West Sft.
ram RENT NrNRrMENrs = j.
room. $40 month. modern cen-
Nruiencra. 10 minutes dow ntuw n.
Phone BEACON JtS0
.a.WuOM FURNISHED APARTMENT
Free gas $3.50 per week, sto'
Third ave
FURNISHED AND t.tuoM FLATS
Also single huusek uspinE rooms,
close in 1919 Ninth ave
FURNISHED rWO- ROOM FLATS.
ctosv in lSt0fNlnth ave
80 WANrED-BOAIiD
RApiEs AND YOUNG CHILDREN
boarded East 62ss 1891 18Th NJ
as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ritE owl PAYS MORE for clothing
furs. furniture We buy soil aud
exehangc. NNerythinE. lsifh lat
PIANOS WANTED = SPOT CASH
for good ones nu Barry ftano
GO. los Union st
Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ WANT no BUN ABOUT 200 RltV-
barb roots az planting time. also
about zoo rod raspberry plants ana
coo straw berry plauta Must Do
good ones quote mr ON prices.
HoN lSt, Deer Park wash.
LADY WISHES TO riRCN ASf
white or rcd fox fur for set Must
be good and cheap waldorf hotel
seventh and PIKE
SAfIa
We have prospective purchasers Tor
used safes. an sizes
PURCELL SAFE 60.
Main EEg gfk frurfh Ave
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junk
MOTORCYCLES And
ACCESSORIES

scHUcK CYCLE co. ai23 WEST
lake. Main e0Ts. Reading stand
ard motorcycles. bicycles. Access
series and expert repairing.
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RABBITS

EXCELLENT CANAEY HENS
ready for mating: also few
choice singers Cali West 1896.
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WANrlgD-IsOAKDEI,s
ls Observation-Disclosures

We have prospective purchasers Tor
used safes. an sizes
PURCELL SAFE co
Main GfT ans Fourth Ave
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Evelyn Greedy. after having shar-
ed starring honors with others. IL
now 10 be starred In her own right
by the World Film Co. Her first
picture win be Relations 4"
Tod browning IL directing a new
Mary MacLaren picture. to be called
Prairie Gold "
Rhca Mitchell viii he Rupert Ju.
Hans leading woman In The open
Road"
M
shirley Mason plays the role OF a
young Japanese girl IN her latest
pho,opiay. The Unwritten Code"
Social Pirates starring June Fl.
vidgc. win be released May 10.
z.na Keefe makes he- debut az n
World star In The Amateur
widow"
Argie Herring. who played the
one legged woman In "a Man in the
Open" viii again support Dustin
Farnum In THE Harvest OF shame"
Priscilla Dean viii be starred in
The Chatterbox"
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PROGRAMS TODAY

PROGRAMS TODAY
finfHti--taid tssnnsit In Part
ssr~ Three"
cl.nMsn-ha, Laurel ." The
urand."
Coit~EtM-t-eii he Mile. "Tor
BETTER. foe " ar~~.'
rrhAND-iiia ie~ In "H.-iiinE a
ufidr"
HrN--Kinz ". Nids,. The Turn
In the hssd."
Mf-stO>--Mssrs-~ Salisbury In The
light Of victory"
LITTLE --- tsttfy AgbarLi~ In
Camping Oat"f Geraldine Isrrsr
ie The Hell Cat"
CLASS A--trsns Wilbur in breezy
Jim
cOIo>iAf---yisis Dana ia -r.i.~
E,ld~aee.''
>DAy's PROGRAMS
fintErt--t-sid B~nn~tt La Part
n~r. Three"
CitMNEH-hsy Laurel In The
Bsssd"
M--f~sii DE Mile. "rcr
better. for Mes~~.r
sfHA>p--iiis Ire In "Hs-fiing .
nridr"
HG>--king W. yldsr'. Tho Turn
in the Ra.d."
MISSION Nsns.e salisbury In Tn.
fisnf 81 Nistsry"
CofO>IAt~--Slela Dana In "Isi.~
tsid.nr~.''
Iffrf.t.--Da.sia tarnam In The
tAxbt Of Western stars"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
LITTLE
Light or WESTERN STARS

Gene Stewart .s.ss Dustin Farnuin
Majesty Hammond. .....s.,...+..,
............... Wlnnifrcd Kingston
Al Hammond. Majesty brother.
.................... Eddie Hearne
Dustin Fnrnum 10 the star az the
Little in 'Thc Light OF the Western
stars" Dusty starts out an Wild
and wooiiy cowboy. with a habit Of
getting every thing he wants BY the
bullying method. lie makes a wager
that he'll we'd tho first white girl
that lands In their little burg. and.
sure enough. when pretty YOUNG
girl arrives on the next train. he at.
trmpta 10 carry out his boast II
makes a difference tho when he Is
informed that %. young lady u the
sister 81 his bo4A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

Q-Please tell me how tall Norma
Talmadge il and also how old she
n. what color are her eyes and
hair?
A-Sorna Talmadge In 5 IT. :
inches. and celebrated her 23rd birth
day yesterday Miss Talmadge In a
decided brunette-brown hair and
brown eyes.
Q-Is William Stoweil. who play
ed in THE Heart Of humanity"
married7 What Is his address,
A.-wilIIam stowell is not mar
ricd. His address In co Universal
Film Co. 1900 Broadway. n. r.. or
co Universal Film Co. Universal
City, Cal. The California address
will probably reach him quickest
Q.-Please tell me thru your movie
column, was Douglas Fairbanks'
leading lady in Manhattan Mad
ness" Reaching for the Moon"
American Aristocracy," Airline
Pretty. Eileen Percy or airline
Percy7 She looked like the same
girl in each picture. but the name
was different.
A.-Eilleen Percy played with
Douglas Fairbanks in the pictures
YOU mention. airline Pretty appeared
with Fairbanks in I'm Again. Out
Again
Movie questions for the answer
department should be addressed to
the Movie Editor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
COMEDY STAR COMES.
BACK FROM THE WAR

James Harrison. who. before the
war. was a Christie Juvenile and a
popular young man in the film col
ony, has dropped into the California
studio from France. He was with
the 5sth ammunition train. A. T..
r. Jimmie viii soon appear In
Christie comedies again.
While In France. Jimmie told some
of the boys around the barracks at
Mons that he waF an actor. They
didn't believe him until he led the
gang into Paris one Saturday night
and showed them "A Christie comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
Some Complexion Hints

Marie waicamp. star OF the Uni
yersal serial. THE Red Glove" uses
the following beauty formula:
Fresh air and cold water are the
best beauty secrets / know" says
Marie. "a good cream in modsrae
ton is useful. but other lotions ana
messages consider positively harm
full. The pores should be kept open.
Get good complexion soap ana
wash the skin frequently. l never
allow the sun to beat fun upon my
face, but wear a wide-orimmed nAks
and often a veil.
ice is excellent for hardening the
muscles under the skin, thus pre-
venting wrinkles Plenty OF sleep
also is essential TO a good com
plcxion."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
OFFERS $4,000 FOR
A JOB IN THE MOVIES

II has remained for a girl from st.
Louis 10 decide just how much IL Is
worth 10 a new girl 10 appear in a
leading role OF ID. w. Griffith
film. she appeared at the studio the
other day and reported she had an
important financial matter TO dis
cuss with Mr.. Griffith. Wen. she
looked prosperous and self confident
and talked 80 Importantly about
money that she was introduced TO
the master producer.
MIR. Griffith" she said. II have
figured IL out that IL Is worth sie. 900
to appear In one Of your films. Here
is a certified check from my father.
DO get the job
She got the gate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03
REX
THE TURN IN TuE ROAD"
uNutual

Hamilton Perry 80. George Nichols
Paul Perry Lloyd Hughes
Rev Matthew Barker. Winter Hall
June Barker Helen Jerome Eddy
A man. who has been brought up
in the fear OF God. losc~ his faith
when his bride Of year dies In
child birth, He goes down and down
until he becomes almost derelict
After years Of vain search for tho
truth. he IL rcgenrrated by the sim.
pie faith OF a child. his own. whom
ne had deserted
George Nichols IL playing the "a.
then and little s.year.old Fen Alex.
andcr. the son. in The Turn In the
Nond." az the Rex.
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COLONIAL
"ruE PITFALLS on 4 ING cry


Molly Moore ..... Gladys Rockwell
Jerry sullivan, ,.....,W William Scott
Spike Davis. ......... William Sheer
Marion Moore s.s.ss.sN Nova Gerber
Molly Moore wanted 90 be straight
for the sake OF her young sister and
her first step In this direction WIS
60 open a little restaurant. Soon a
thriving trade rewarded her efforts
and she was very happy. Then luck
went against her, Two OF her for.
mer pals we're released from prison
aud they haunted the restaurant un.
al Molly became implicated In their
crimes, With the reforming OF one
OF the crooks. Molly's life again
changes for the better.
This picture opens sunday at the
Colonial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

George Fawcctt. one OF the best
known character actors ON the
screen. viii star in The Rallroadcr. .
which opens at the Class a Sunday.
The story tells OF the trials OF a
young section hand who tries 10 win
higher position but is held back by
the efforts % a rTnnked honr
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STRAND
"RuSrI.ING 4 BRIDE"
paramounil

Emily Lila Lee
Nick McCrcdie ...... Monte Blue
Pen Walton. l.. ;. Shumway
PEDRO ....-......... MANUEL oleua
Lila Lee Is the pretty little star
who comes TO the strand Saturday
in "Rustiing a Bride.
The story concerns a girl and a
cowboy. whose long distance court.
ship leads TO numerous compiled.
tons when the cowpurcher uses a
photograph Of a more handsome
cowpuncher as his Identification.
Much Of the action takes place on a
Western ranch.
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MISSION
THE LIGHT or VICTORY"
utxerxaD

Based on George Halls story
which appeared IN Scrihner's Maya.
zine recently. The iiEht Of Vic.
tory" has been pictursxrd and viii
BE- shown at the Mission. beginning
saturday.
IL Is a meiodrama. chiefly patriot.
ic. The story IL OF Young United
States naval officer. who diugracss
himself because Of drunkenness. but
who scixcs the opportunity TO re-
deem himself In the hour OF need
Monro~ Salisbury Is the featured
player.
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CLENfAfER
THE BRAND"
ttsolduynl

Alice Andrews .......,. Kay Laurel
Dan McGnl ....... Russell simpson
Bob Barclay ....... Robert Mckim
Hopper .........s. .i<otcrt NuhNei
The Child ...... Mary Jane Irving
A new movie star makes her debut
in Seattle at the Cicrnmer In The
Brand" saturday She IL Miss Kay
Laurel. formerly Flo Ilegficid' =
prize beauty. and one Of the most
popular members OF tbs Follles,
The story Of THE Brand" u laid
in Alaska and tells u the love Of
Dan MacGni. an old timer. for a
pretty young vaudeville actress.
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LIBERTY
PARTNERS THREE"

Agnes Cuylcr. Dancer Enid Bennett
Arthur Gould Invalid ..t...t..t
..............C asson Ferguson
HassayaInpa Hardy. Desert Rat,
...........I John 4. lockncy
Grant Haywood. Agnes Husband.
.............. Robert Mckim
Gossip ......, Lydia Neamans TITUS
Partners Three" at the Liberty.
opens in cabaret on tho Great
White Way. with Enid Bennett as
an entertainer. she webs West
erner 60 escape the life she leads,
but she finds she has only Jumped
from the frying pan into The fire.
Her husband proves TO oo a brute,
From here on, the real drama fol
lows. and. after many exciting inei'
dents. the picture has : happy end
ing.
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lLl4felSG1rp@1dl
COLISEUM
FOR BIrrER. FOR WORSE"
Hnramnnnll

pr Edward Meade, Specialist.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Elliott Dexter
Richard Burton, an Architect. ...
.,.,,.t,t,,tt,t. Tom Forman
Sylvia Norcoss st.,s Glcua Swanson
SylviSs Aunt sylvia Ashton
Bud ,,,..,,,+,... Raymond llatton
Hospital Head IS, Theodore Roberts
Now that the soldiers are return.
ing, Inv status of the man who
stayed az home instead of going to
France Is being discussed. should
he he Stunned as a Stacker. or IL he
to be considered as hovirg done his
duty This h the theme of the new
Cecil Dc Mile production which
opened saturday morning az the Col.
iscutn.
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SEaeaT Terrible Time Tymg Th Bennett to Escape
Cafe Life Kay Does the S; o
Narrow Bd
His Girl; Cecil
Brings ok to Task.
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IilnlE1aJheC

Dustin Farnum II a greatgrand
son Of Daniel Webster.
The police are looking for a young
woman who posed recently masquer-
AIDED ~ Florence Reed IN Los An
geleg.
The girl ushers ~ the Strand are
all dOlled up in their spring suits
nifty white serge outfits.
Mary Jane Irving, clever child
actress. viii be al the Cicmmer next
week sixyear-old Ben Alexander
at Coliseum.
Dorothy Phillips has two leading
men IN her latest pbotoplay. Am
bition"
Fifteen new varieties IT trees were
planted this week at the new Thorn
az Ince studio in Culver City. Cal.
Colleen Moore IL 10 be Charles
Rays new leading woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

Heads Win" unique Industrial
drama, has Just been released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

The big welcome and parade OF the
soldiers and sailors In Seattle last
Tuesday will be shown In the LIB
orty News Weekly on next weeks
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-03

Dustin Farnum II greatgrand
son Of Daniel Webster.
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Army Notes.
Continued from Seventh Page.)

| Atontlhued from Seventh Pase)
son. having reported here a fortnight
since for duty in the office of assistant
| chlet OF staff, director of purchase.
storage and traffic, in which office he
has been detailed as chairman of the
board or appraisers. Col Caldwell,
with Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Dorothy
| Caldwell, has an apartment for the
season at Stoneleigh Court.
Col. Frank ". Rowell. T. S. A, and
Mrs Rowell are settled for the winter
in their new home, $500 4lst street.
Chevy Chase.
Col. La r. Upton. u. S. A, was joined
at Washington barracks last week
oy Mrs. Upton, who passed the sum-
mer at Lewiston, n. Y. where they
have an attractive summer home
Maj. Gen. James w. McAndrcw
Z: 5. A.. and Mrs. McAndrew. have
visiting them at Washington barracks
the formers sister. Miss Mary Mean
drew of Scranton. Pa.
Maj. George a. Herbst. u. s. A., and
Mrs. Herbst are settled in their new
quarters in building No. Sc, Washing
ton barracks.
Col. j. r. NJ. Taylor. L. S A., and
Mrs. Taylor, with McNay Taylor, who
since their arrival. have made their
home IN this city. moved last week
70 their new quarters in building Sc,
Washington barracks.
Col. Wait c. Johnson. L. S. A., with
Mrs. Johnson and Mr.. Charles NJ.
johnson, has taken possession of
their new quarters. No. I, Washington
barracks.
Capt. j. 3. Barnes. l.. S. A. with
Mrs. Barnes and J. B.. jr., is settled
in their new quarters. No. 6, building
SO, Washington barracks.
Col. Samuel r. Gleaves, L. S. A;
Mrs. Gleaves and their daughters,
Misses Anne and Julia Gleaves, are
settled for the winter in their new
quarters, apartment No. 5, building
sc, Washington barracks.
Col A. H. Archer, L. S. A, until err
Gently. following his return from over
seas duty, in charge of the fortifica
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

is United States military attache To
England, and where they will he
joined in January by Mr.. and Mrs.
Omar Alternately and Miss Romans
Alternately of Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. f. G. Ovenshine, wife of Mai
Ovenshine. l.. S. A, who has heen
visiting her brother and sister-in Law
Capt. Edward A. Keyes. L. S. A.. and
Mrs. keyes. at Fort Myer. has now
gone to Maryland for a stay with
friends.
Mrs. II. r. Hanson. wife of Capt
Hanson, L. S. A, after an illness of
several weeks, is so far convalescent
as to be able to be out again.
Capt. Hanson is now on duty with
the 18th Field Artillery at Fort
Myer.
Lieut.. Col. John Milliken, U. s A.
and Mrs. Milliken had visiting them
last week at their quarters, at Fort
Myer. Ensign l.. c. Stephens. L. S. n
and Mrs. Stephens. who have now re-
CONTINUED on Ninth PageD
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Col. Reybold, U. s. A, and Mrs. Rey.
bold enjoyed visit last week at their
quarters, at Fort Monroe, Va, from
Mrs. George Gardner and Mrs. ]. b
Doyle of WASHINGTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Mrs. f. J. Cullen. wife of Col. Gull
len. u. S. A. has rejoined her husband
at Fort Monroe after a visit to friends
in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Col. j. r. Thomas, jr.. L. S. A. with
Mrs. Thomas, is now in Brussels. and
will spend the winter there, as the
former has been detailed as United
States military attache of Belgium
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S0cle2tX

who later presented him with a ciga-
rette case bearing the reproductions
of their signatures.
Maj. H. G. Cakes, u. S. A, and Mrs.
Cakes had as guest last week at
their quarters at Camp Humphreys,
Va. Capt. G. Woodward. L. S. A, and
Mrs. Woodward of Washington. Maj
Cakes and Capt Woodward were
stationed together at Fort Wads-
worth. N. Y, in 1906 and had not I'M
til last week met since that time.
Mrs. J. E. Barzynski. wife of Lieut..
Col BarZynski. U. S. A. accompanied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Col. Henry D. Todd, U. S. A. and
Mrs. Todd are spending the season in
Washington and have an apartment
at the ST. Regis. where they were join
ed last week by their daughter, Miss
Harriet Todd, who has spent some
months ae Morristown, N. ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Col. Tyree r. Rivers, U. S. A. who
is now on duty in the office of Maj.
Gen. Chamberlain, u. s. A, inspector
general of the Army. arrived IN
Washington last week from Fort
LeaVenWorth KanS where he STAYED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23
after a tour of inspection of western

Col. Alternately, U. S. A., has re-
turned to Washington after a short
visit to Fort Monroe, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Capt. Arthur J. O'Keefe. L. s A.
and Mrs O'Keefe have arrived in
Wa shington for station. on their way
here Capt. and Mrs. O'keefe visited
friends at Fort Leavenworth and in
Kansas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

by their children, sailed last week to
join her husband at Warsaw, Poland.
where he is on duty as liaison officer
at the American embassy.
Lieut.. Col. Frank E. Davis. U. S. A.
and Mrs. Davis have settled for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Col. Oscar Solbert, L. 6. A., and Mrs
Solbert, with their little son. Oscar
Alternately Solbert. are spending tn,
winter in London. where Col. Sober
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Capt. Edmund r. Andrews, T. S. A.,
and Mrs. Andrews have gone for sta
ton to Rockford, H., where they are
settled for the winter at 1872 Franklin
place, during Capt Andrews present
detail at Camp Grant, where he is
with the Saith Infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Col. Constant Cordier. U. S. A, has
to the regret of his friends in the
service, resigned from the Army. Col.
Cordier for several years past has
served as liaison officer between the
War Department and the embassies
and legations, and in acknowledge
ment of his able services he was re-
Gently the guest of honor at a luncheon
at Rauscher's, rendered by the allied
military attaches and their assistants,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Miss Jean Hagood, daughter of
Brig. Gen. johnson Hagood, L. S. A.,
and Mrs. Hagood, spent last week
at Fort Monroe, Va, where she visited
Col. Ottosen, L. S. A. and Mrs. Ottosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Col. T. H. Lawlor, L. S. A, and Mrs
Lawlor have leased for the season an
apartment at the Hotel Lafayette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

Col Herman Sievert. U. s. NJ, re-
tired, accompanied by Mrs Sievert,
left last week for Los Angeles, Calf,
where they will make their future
home. Col. Sievert was retired from
active duty week ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23

The fine lines of the Chickering are IN
broken-you would scarcely suspect the
new miracle of science contained within.
You have the Chickering's easy and
responsive touch. And finally you have
the Chickering's glorious voice-ravish-
ingiy beautiful as ever. Neither the tone
nor the touch of the instrument are in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-03-23
Doughboy, Do You Want
To Be a Farmer?

~ECRETARY FRANKLIN X. LANE
is very eager to place small farms
. at the disposal of returning SOL