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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

HtFfcE-Vaiasbi property that
must b. noid al once
tts.bop--e0riso. on Third ave, south
~ iiatiery at and north - Pine st
This price 10 Considerably under
the real value. 90 come quick ~
you want bargain. where values
are Increasing rapidly,
SIC. 0R0@-i2uxig0, Double corner with
old dwellings northeast corner
Qurrn Anne ave. and Thomas ct
Income viii pay interest and
taxes. N YOU are looking for has~
gains Investigate these
4. ~ ROGERS
SO burke iilork Phone Main tstf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31

BUYING FORFEITED PAYMENTS
on Liberty Bonds. 507 Leary Bid.
Is SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-31
RAINIER BEACH

RAINIER BEACH
81 sno-S.roorn house on view lot
foAHfis. J blocks from car across
street from school. some fruit.
me place for chickens 1850 cash.
tsb per month.
GEO. A. SPENCER a co.
Rainier valley branch
ssis Ferdinand street nainisr -
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-13

southwest quarter (SWA), Section
Two i2), Township Three (3) South,
Range Sixty-nine (69) West, during
her natural life. with the right to
purchase four ~ inches Of water
from the Church Ditch.
The Grand Lodge Of the lndepend-
emit order Of Odd Fellows OF the
state Of Colorado, the north halt
(NH) of the northwest quarter
(NWk) Of the southwest quarter
(SWN) the northwest OF the north
east quarter (NEA) of the south
west quarter (SWA), in Section
Two (2), Township Three (S)
South, Range Sixty-nine (69) West.
together with all lands In said
southwest quarter herein before de-
vised to different persons during
their natural lifetime; all Of said
lands and the rents thereof for .
home for the orphans Of Odd Eel
lows, together with twelve inches Of
water from the Church Ditch, and
directs the land 80 left remain q
permanent fund in the hands Of A..
X. stellar, Grand Master Of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows,
and his successor in office, and only
the income derived therefrom to be
used for the purpose mentioned.
Julia N. Sellman and George C..
Swadley, all Of the residue and re-
main4er from my Estate that may
remain in the hands Of my Execu-
tor after he has paid all requests
and legacies and other charges upon
my estate, to be divided between
them share and share alike, provided
that in the event that either or both
Of said leGatees shall not survive me
and shall not be living at the time
Of my death, then to go to md be
given to tho Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows Of the State of Colorado
in the manner herein provided and
for the uses herein stated.
You are hereby notified to be and
and appear before said Court NJ the
County Court room in the Court
House, in Golden, in the County Of
Jefferson, and State Of Colorado. on
the Eighth day Of December, 1919,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day. then and there to attond
probate Of said alleged Last Will ard
Testament Of said Thomas C. Sell
man. deceased, and further, to do
and perform what shall then, by the
said Court be required and ad-
Judged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set nv hand ard AFFIXED
the seal Of said Court, at nv otto
in Golden. In said County, this 22ri
day Of October. A. d. 100
A. d. JAMESON, County Judge.
and acting Clerk Of County Court
County Court Scan
Pub. Oct. %, to Nov. 20. to
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MEETING.

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MEETING.
Ts the Stoekholdsss Of the Dry
Climate Manufacturing 20.

You are hereby notified thu: tnu
annual meeting Of the DRY Gil
NATE TIRE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY Will be hcid ut tho Office
Of the Company, In the Town Of Ar.
vads, In the County Of Jefferson, IN
the State Of Colorado. ut ten O'Clock
a. NJ, on Saturday, the Sixth day Of
December, A. b. 1919, for the pur.
pose Of electing Directors for the
next ensuing year, and for the pur.
pose Of trsnxscting such other bust
nsss ~ may properly come before
the meeting.
The books Of the Company for the
transfer Of stock will be closed ut
the close Of business, Dec. 3, 1919,
and rsopsasd on December o, 1919.
Arvsda, Colo, November 6, 1919.
G. r. McKENNY,
President.
W. J. H. DORIAN. Secretary.
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IAN Anchor for the Soul" Sun
day morning. and "An Advocate fol
the Suppliant." Sunday evening a
the Presbyterian Church.
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The Enterprise Want and For Sal
column gets results. Ask those VII,
have tried It.
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IA Aseass fer the Sevi." Sva.
Day assnlss. asd IA Advocate for
Tie SspSliAst." Sunday svssias Il
~ Psoebytesias chvssb.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Notice to Non. Rssidsnts Of Probate
Of VIII.
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1t is with hearts filled with the
deepest love and gratitude that We
wish to thank our friends and Sigh
bors in and around Arvada for all
their acts Of kindness and consider.
atoms for US in our hour Of sorrow
May God in His wise judgment be
merciful to us all.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Murphy,
Arvada, and Mrs. Walter Spellman,
Los Angeles, California.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-11-13

Facials-Remove blackheads, and
keep your skin in good healthy con-
dition. Mrs. Wolther, cor. E. 3rd
and Ralston Avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

do them all with fine artistic finish.
Comedy and song are happily
blended in the offering of Rector,
| Nv cher: and Lang. They. are a trio
81 capable entertainerG. who never
;ail to win repeated recalls. They
are bringing a new budget Of anus
ing hokum and Jazz.
rs "Bei,ind The Future
Henry 'Cakes and his Scmpany of
comedy players win be conspicuous
on ffhe bill the late. haF of the
week They are presenting the
unique comedy sketch. Behind the
Future" which come heralded as
one Of the best production of its
kind in vaudeville iris seaa~n.
Then thel-e4is Selma Eratz, the
famous woman jueglcr, Recognized
as the greatest artist OF her sex in
the world. Few male juggiers are
on the same plane professionally
| With the remarkable Miss Bratz Her
lricks are largely Of ner own inven-
| .ion. Many OF item are impossible
10 the average male juegler. She is
assisted In her act by several com
petent performers
Denny ONefi Returns 3.
Alvey and OMEN Is a new partner
ship, formed from the previous act
of Swor and Alvey and Alexander.
D'Neil and Sexton. They, are black =
face com ed FANS and ng b.ackfacc
comedians some OF them resemble
midnight and as con- cdians are
! frollckers they call themselves and
their vehicle THE Midnight
Frolickers." Both Alvey and ONeil
are special delivery agents OF whole
safe fun. Their association will I'M
d1ubtediy create one of the best acts
cf IT'S kind vaudeville t.es Denny
Oxen is a Richmond hoy and n
strong favorite with vaudeville pat
tons.
sSThe Riding Master"
Do you remember your first riding
lesson? Do you remember the thing
the riding master told YOU TO do and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
~UNDER oRDERs.~

The first act Of Under Orders. j."
the amazing dramatic novelty which
A II Woods will present at the
Academy on Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee Is placed in the
London home of Mrs. Ford. an
American woman who has lived in
Europe for many years. She is bid
ding farewell 10 her son who has
Joined the American army, and IS
now leaving the trenches All of the
universal poienancy Of the mothers
love OF her son leaving for the war
liz expressed in this farewell. Incl
dentally. we learn that Mrs. Ford has
had twin sister who disappeare ed
many years before. while travelling in
Switzerland. The following is a
scene from this act:
Arthur; There you are
Mrs. Ford I shall stand it here
on the piano by your Aunt Marion.
so I can see 1t every DAY and al
ways. I've only loved three people
in my life. One was your father.
another my twin sister. Marion. and
my son. Most Of all. my son,
Arthur: I wish / could remember
faAer. can't RENE mber Aunt
Marion either Funny how she disap
peared. wasn't it. I wonder what
happened to her.
Mrs Ford: I've always wondered
II your father when. he went to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
Two Jolly Variety
Shows Are Coming to
The Lyric This Week

Two OF the tolIiest shows OF the
year are coming to the Lyric this
week Manager Rex has secured
for each Of the bills some of the re-
cent New York successes, acts that
have stood the test q the Keith
big time houses, TWO timely
features fTlunine tho opening the
show of the ak. "rhe Strike
Breaker" capital comedy, pre-
scnted by stron- rasnatic cast. 3
nne OF these. Tho ac ion IS stirring
and the hurnor irresx'stable. Trhs
Strike Breaker" is up tc the hour In
every respect.
Joining tho Union" the hala-
rfous musical slcft IN which Lamar
and Dale appear. Ia another hit Of
shd day. These clever muaacians
Ars also comedians Of exceptional
worth. They arc originals and
know how to got their material
ever N the most effective faahion,
Dainty Athletic Girls
A real novelty in athlctloa acts Ia
Tho performance to DO Eivcn by two
dainty and pretty girls, programmed
rs Black and White, They are ex-
tbraists. The girls work IN q bou-
DOR setting and tt,e stunts they per-
form are amusing ar won a. thrill
Ing, They essny nary daredevil
feats OF aerobntic and gymnastio
prowess. Displaying utter disre-
gard for tho ''aafety nrst" injunc-
ton,
Charles and Adelaide WslkinS Va
riety dun.. heving : AlyhahIe comedy
! oln1luR. 11n1a19s - Aa4n1
- yH1kann 4un - n1pUnG &SSnag~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
Denny, o'Neil and John Avery-at The Lyric.


swhan he cansss ould never say
| peared. Sometimes I've thought, but
still have sea and yfti mean most
Of all. ee
/ Arthur: And still have you and
| you mean most OF all 1s that the
ttayt.~---- -, .-------
| Mrs. Ford: I didn't hear anything,
I ft's not three yet
Arthur: I must be getting nervous.
guess.
Arthur; Yes. ! know,
( Arthur: That vas a great idea OF
! yours--gettinE the rest Of my stun
/ down to thu denot this morning. Now
/ I shall only have this to look after,
/ Mrs. Ford: And yourself.
! Arthur: I shan't get lost.
I Mrs Ford Oh. was nearly for
I getting
( Arthur; Forgetting what
/ Mrs. Ford: NV parting present
! Arthur: Good Lord. do we unpack
1 again ~ .... - ,....': w.,
Mrs. Ford. No. this goes in your
pocket, yours only holds ten.
! Arthur: My which holds. ten what
I Mrs Ford fMeeting him and hold
| ing out case): Cigarettes, of course.
| Arthur: Gee that's a dandy-~a per-
! feet peach
/ Mrs. Ford II rnldSfossyt
/ Arthur: I'll think Of you every
| day-evcry time I open IT.
! Mrs. Ford: Forty times a day,
/ Arthur: Eighty--every time | close
! H. TOO It's three minutes 10 three.
1 Mrs. Ford Is 1t so near
] Arthur; Yes.
( Mrs Ford: Take hold OF my hand.
Arthur When you were boy and
used To hold my hand. you reettrt
( my strength. I need yours now. God
bless you, We've been very close TO
/ each other, all our lives. haven't We,
! old hoy
Arthur: The best Of pals. nnumsie.
dear
Mr& Ford: II I could only go on
looking out for you over there.
| Arthur: know. know: hut moth
ers' darlings are no match for the
Huns.
Mrs Ford Many a rno'hers darling
is ont there fighting their.
Arthurs Yes. but they're men now.
Mrs. Ford: But they are all sons
OF mothers. Don't forget that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
lheaters,
rtnaaEsrszssssyassrmnasssl
ssMAYTTME.~


Xhooe to whom theatrical enter
sfnnent os Established quality APP
peals potantly are certain to be in
terested in the announcement that
tomorrow, Tuesday asand "Wednesday
and Wednesday matinee at the Acad-
envy will be the nrst presentation
here of Messrs.- Lee. and j. J. Shu-
bert.s production of the popular and
-uincrent play with musio"-"May-
time"
This refreshing dramatic and mu-
sical novelty with book and lyrics by
Rida Johnson Young. and musical
stttings by Sigmund Romberg. IS. as
most newspaper readers are aware,
the outstanding popular success In
recent seasons in New York city.
where "Maytime' had an uninter-
rupted run of over a year to capacity
onsiness on Broadway Long Run.
Both Boston and Chicago also bear
testimony to the worth of ''Maytine"
as theatrical offering far of the
beaten path. Staged by Edward
Temple, under the direction OF J. ].
Shubert. "Maytime" utilizes the tall
ents Of care July selected and uni
formfy excellent company, including
Eileen Van BienaA Charles Speidman,
Phillip RranSon. Worth Faulkner.
Isabelle Vernon. Harry r. Lester.
Tlfnor Sydney. Marguerite FanKeys,
Ben Probst and a score Of others In
addition there are a bunch OF May
time girls selected for their sing
ting and dancing ability as well as for
youthful good looks. Unfolded in
tour acts. or episodes, the story OF
-Maytfne' opening in 1870. carries
On audience down through the period
u almost eighty years to the busy
Zines Of the present day All scenes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

fair of Oillie VauZandt and her
fathers apprentice, Richard Wayne
Parentea. Opposition parts the young
lovers and the girl Is married off to
an unspeakable cad. but an apple
tree planted before their separation,
over a jewel case with their pledge
OF undyfng love. grows to cast it's
shadows over the house and it's in
fuence over the story for three sue
ceeding generations.
The shattered romance ri Oti'ite
and Dick finds q happy elimination
in the lives OF the grandchildren OF
the original sweethearts The mu-
steal Easssn hers provided by Mr.. Rom
berg are mas'ctanly ami Tr1vtea Ions
vet IN no wise related TO the "tazz
ba-d" or ragtime type Of tinpan com
POSITION. one Of 'Maytjme 3" vocal
gems Is the VIII You Remem ber'
song. which recurs throughout the
performance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

lou did not do it. and how you
thought navigating a strip would ba
simplicity itself compared TO steering
"a hnrsa- OF cpu-e,- AL this was
very serious AT the tine. but when
X was over and You became a reg
lar EQUESTRIAN the incident was very
funny.
Dale and Burch realized this and
sfr. Dale wrote an exceeding iaug-
a oie tuneful comedy Sii called The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

Switzerland to try to trace. her
Arthur: Yes, it was in Switzerland
it happened wasn't II, Mrs Ford.
She was travelling with the Ashbys,
There was a young PruSsian officer,
tho Ashbys said, and your father
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

are laid in New York city and the
different eras depictcd---1S55. 1850,
and 1918, are faithfully reproduced
as to the customs, costumes and
manners.
The action begins with the love at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

Continued on Back Page,)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-28
IseEcIAL 70 NE rIsEsl

i lSFENiAL ~ IHE TlME9f
! WHITING. Ind, May 2S-One of the
j best, If not the best. Slovak banquets
Was held at the Slovak Home Sunday
i evening. May rs. 1919. in commemoration
\ Of the twenty-five year jubilee since
T the establishment Of the Whiting Or
der No $50 Of the First Catholic Slovak
/, Union The Slovaks OF Whiting have
I every reason 10 feel proud Of their e.
! forts in arranging such a splendid cele-
bration. Due credit and appreciation or
4 the fine arrangements of the committee
on preparation is hereby acknowled gcd.
| Those who were present pronounced the
banquet a grand success, which speaks
well for the Slovaks OF Whiting and
especially for their pastor. our esteem
ed and beloved Benedict NJ. Rajcany.
whose faithful and untiring efforts 10
assist and encourage his people to cal-
tivate and practice American ideals
have wone for him the respect and ad-
miration which he enjoys among the
Whiting folk.
follows:
POSTMASTER. Rev Benedict n. Raj
cany
/. Prayer.
:. song. The Star spanSled Banner,
BY all.
5. Welcome address. Michael kozacii.
president or Order No. 1870
T. Addresses OF organizers OF Order
No. $50. Stephen hubek. John Kaminsky
and Michael Palyo.
S. Song. Glee club OF the st. cyrin
and Method Club
6. Address. Rev. Victor Blahunka.
Chicago. III,
4 Address. Mr. Beaumont Parks. Of
the Standard Oil Company whiting Ind.
s. Selection by the orchestra.
e. Address. Rev. Clement Mlinarov-
itch, or Indiana Harbor Indiana
10. Dance Elizabeth stofko South
Chicago. Ill
H. Address. Andrew \ Mitko. slo-
wax attorney. Whiting. Indiana.
u. Address. stephen Sabol. secre-
tary Of the supreme court Of First Cain
Ollie Slovak Union. Whiting. Ind.
49, Address. Mrs. Anna Ondray. pres
ident Of the First Catholic Slovak La
dies Union. Cleveland, Ohio.
a. Address. Joseph j. Chilla, mem
Der Of financial committee OF First
Catholic Slovak Union. whiting. Ind.
Is Slovak song mad Tatrovsa Bills
ka1 BY all.
Is Closing address. Rev. Benedict
II. Rajcany.
Included In this program we're the
Hon. W. E. Schrage. mayor of whiting.
Hon. James ]. Nejdl state senator A.
j. Pirhalla, president OF the First Cath
Ollie Slovak Union. and other high Of
ficers Of the Union. For pressing rea-
sons the above named were unable 10
attend.
The addresses were in the Slovak ton
que with the exception of the addresses
of Mr. Beaumont Parks and Attorney
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-28
Where Can | Find Relief from
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

how terrifying the irritation. no mat
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-28
This Question Is Ever on the
Lips of the Afflicted.

Eczema. letter. Erysipelas. and
other terrifying conditions Of the skin,
are deep-seated blood diseases, and
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You have the experience OF others
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-28

Better call UP The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll be sure it will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-28
Anner's Antiseptto OIL, Known a.
Snake Oil
Will Positively Believe Pain In Few
Minutes.

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-28

Which is the best reason that can be
offered-it is worth more than most
breads and costs the same. Buy loaf
today at your Grocer's.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-28

In most up to date shop, by the best
workmanship.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1919-02-15
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
CALIFORNIA

OVER so YEARS AGO SOLD THEIR FIRST POLICY TO LELAND STANFORD F0N
DER OF STANFORD UNIVERSITY OF AND TODAY We OFFER YOU apology
THE SAME COMPANY THAT PAYS SEVEN WAYS ON $4,000 POCY$5000
DEATH $50 00FR LIFE AND TOTALLY DISABLED $100A MONTH
FOR LIMIT OF Il MONTHS FOR One CASE TEMPORARILY But TOTALLY DIS
AB C0ND TO HOUSE, BY SICKNESS ALE AMOUNT WHILE C0NVAEG
FOR Limit OF SIX MONTHS $4,000 FOR DEATH FROM ACCIDENT CAUSE $4,000
F0RLO Limbs OR EEH MONTH FOR LIFE and $4,000 AT
DEATH NO PAYMENT REQUIRED AFTER Such LOSS SUFFERED $4,000
AMTH FOR LIMIT OF TWELVE MONTHS FOR One CASE BUT TO
MLYDABLED BY LESS AMOUNT FOR PARTIAL DISABILITY FOR SIX
MONTHS A INCOME FOR OLD AGE AFTER 65 YEARS. VARYING WITH AGE AND
FORM OF POLICY
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-31
MORE HOMES FOR BEMIDJI.

Bemid should within the next months build at least
twenty-five homes Men who know conditions Of the city
this total being the number absolutely needed to
the families who residing in Bemdj In addition
there many families desiring to locate in Bemid who
unable do because of the lack of suitable homes.
This home building year and resident of the
city able to do should erect home Of his own Hes
man can have in his own community gives standing
forthwith much of some financial Importance
wisely regardu Of his and his famy and best
interests and at the time asset to the in
might said there something wrong morally with
the s e
the socially FESTIVE that nht themselves all countries Of
the element that is very largely without home ties.
Unless all signs fail, the great American home
building Stimulated by the GOVERNMENTS urgent advice
ton that During the war it was PATRIOTIC not bud
best show patriotism by buidng there has been ire
the unhappy of renters and board
ers will be greatly depleted before the end Of 1912 and that
the life of happiness and to be found only in
The price of building materials today not high
pared with prices of other important commodities and the
tha does not add m1e5>y to its total of
good business judgment.
It will be easier for the average to buy Liberty
bonds during tn next sale the number of nstamen have
e s OF e has
lar Victory Bond ten dollars down. ten dollars July
twenty dol lars October the final twenty dollars
Der This spreads the payments over full months The
possible will be big help reaching the'tota asked for
the loan.
Of course if all enter the cleanup business whole
heartedy will have to purchase paint rakes and the like
thereby putting little in the dealers pockets But if
do not, and the consequence would sickness and
DEATH the DOCTORS druggists and tombstone will grab
con Most of would rather spend for the paint
take your choice.
Final payments in the United War Work campaign
Seven due two weeks ago. and that
all who should the amount The work
all remember that the time to le down. has not arrived Pay
your Seven Sisters subscription.
1t to be hoped the state senate will not the bill
which would give the state absolute monopoly of workmens
compensation Insurance. Modification should permit mutual
insurance companies compete with the state for such bust
More than 100000 claims for payment the $50 bonus
honoraby discharged from the military service have been
paid at Washington Checks being mailed at the rate of
$4,000 day. and the applications being received $4,000
day.
Well, did you forget to turn your clock ahead?