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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
BUSINESS men
TO MAKE TOUR
Plan Auto Trip to Southwest
Washington

An extensive automobile excursion
OF Seattle business men thru South
western Washington is being ar
ranged by the trades relations com
mittee OF the state development
bureau Of the Chamber of Com.
mercc and Commercial Club. This
trip will start Monday. May 20, and
will extend over period OF -four
days, the excursionists returning 70
Seattle on Friday. May 80.
Upwards OF so representative bust.
ness men are expected TO make the
trip. In order that there may be no
delays or Inconvenience. the Auto
mobile Club of Western Washington.
of which Douglas Shelor is the sec.
rotary. win present a detailed report
OF road conditions.
The excursionists will leave Seat
tie at o'clock Monday morning and
win take lunch in Tacoma. They
will spend the evening i'm Olympia,
where "a special meeting is being ar.
ranged by the Olympia Chamber of
Commerce.
Viewing the activity in oil develop.
mcnt is n feature OF especial interest
planned by the Hoquiam Chamber OF
Commerce for Tuesday morning
The party will meet with business
men OF the city at luncheon. Dur.
ing the afternoon they will be the
guests OF Hoquiam and Aberdeen,
and for the evening the Aberdeen
Chamber OF Commerce will entertain
at dinner in which Houuiam rep
resentatives will probably join.
Wednesday morning the tour will
continue TO Centralia, where the
Chamber of Commerce is arranging
n special luncheon. During the
afternoon they will visit Centralia
and Chehalis. and will be the guests
of the Citizens club at dinner in
Chehalis.
South Bend IL scheduled for tn,
first stop Thursday morning. The
party viii have luncheon in South
Bend and will spend the afternoon
and evening In Raymond preparing
for the return trip on Friday morn
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
THEY COT RIDE
IN POLICE VAN
Police Grab Men Off Tops
of Street Cars

Five shipyard workers in a big
rush 10 get home TO the nosebag
Saturday noon were disappointed
when they were forced 10 ride In the
Black Maria 20 police headquarters
instead OF on the roof and tenders
Of Superintendent Tom Murphlnc's
street cars.
They were arrested at the Duthie
yard when "A corps Of the street rail-
way special police and several Of
Chief Warren's men yanked them
OFF their perches and gave them
real leather upholstered seats IN the
police van.
Superintendent Murphine said
Monday that this IL only the begin
ming and that Seatle's new street
car ordinance prohibiting riding any
where other than inside the cars,
entering the cars thru windows or
otherwise creating a nuisance there
on. II going TO be enforced, II Il
takes every cop in the city. 4
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Tax Expert to Unscramble
New Federal Regulations

knowledge and Information which
has obtained during the past meet
ingn. the bureau Was led 10 obtain
Beeks as a speaker In order 20 pre-
sent definite interpretations.
Among the problems which have
arisen are whether or not certain
incidence sold at soda fountains
are properly taxable. ~ r. held In
some cases that the medicinal
drinks are not affected by the
fountain tax. Matted miiks are
foods and therefore not taxable
under the proprietary medicines
regulations when sold In the origi-
mai packages However. when sold
al the soda fountain as drinks they
are taxable.
These are only a few Of the null
hilarious questions that have ap-
peared 10 give local druggists sleep
less nights. and which are 10 be
settled AT the meeting tomorrow.
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Thief Takes Cash
and Much Clothing

More than $500. some valuable
clothing and a quantity OF dress
goods was stolen from the apart
mcnt OF Il. l. Groui. Vine apart
ments. 1904 Third ave. when It
was entered thru window carly
Monday.
cycle Patrolman G. A. REYNOLDS
that man wearing brown ulster
and a gray hat had entered the
apartment thru window and had
later emerged carrying a black
leather satchel. which was part OF
the loot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19

In order 10 clear up some ~ the
obscure ana refractory points Of
the new tax regulations. W. r.
Hccka. deputy collector 81 internal
revenue al Seattle. has been Hchcd-
uicd 10 speak before the druggists
association ~ tho retail trade bu-
renu Of the Chamber Of Commerce
at luncheon meeting al 1915 ..
m Tuesday In the Bon Nhrehe
All who are interested In tho next
taxes. either thru paying them on
commodities purchased or thru col
lectinR them on articles sold. are
invited to attend.
Some ~ the taxes which affect
druggists and make them particu-
larry interested. aH well aH con-
tributing 60 rapidly Increasing grey
patches about the temples. are the
narcotics tax. the proprietary medi-
cines tax. the luxury tax. the
jewclry tax and the soda fountain
tax. Due 90 the lack OF definite
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
HE SHOWS JUDGE HOW Il
IT WORKS; GOES FREE

iona Wytenac stirred the JUDI
cial peace of Judge Gordon's ccult
Monday morning when he startea
to demonstrate the merits Of hh
necktie thingumajix. iona was ar
rested ut Second ave. and Wash'
ington ST. Sunday for peddling NJ
wares on Sunday and for bcine
unincumhered with a license,
u show you. Mr.. Judge" he a..
serted. and forthwith yankcd o.
his cravat TO show his invention.
The judge let him go.
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May File Charges
of Robbery Monday

Mamie Miller Ragnar Nyren.
Peter Jongcjan and Peter John. al
legged auto highwaymen. who were
arrested saturday in connection with
the auto holdups on the highways.
and are said by the police to have
confessed. are still held on open
charges in the city Jail Charge
probably win he filed by the rrose
cutting attorney Monday afternoon.
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ALTO STRIKES WOMAN

Regina Nowaid, 1877 sixth ave
n = WAS shaken and bruised sun
day afternoon when she Was
knocked down by an auto driven bS
J. r. atong. S78s Second ave. y
y. az the intersection 81 WeHtiak'
ave. and Highland drive Stong
took Miss Nownid 10 her home
Her injuries were not serious.
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JUST DRUNK: COSTS $40

John Finnegan. arrested the othef
day on a drunk and disorderly
charge by Parolman Tom Little,
was prepared TO fight his case on =
technicality in Judge Gordon's court
Monday morning. John admitted 70
being drunk. but denied the dig;
orderly charge. His memory was
working order and. according
John. nothing rough took place. He
contributed $40.
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The dental offices OF Dra Harry
Yaplc and W sundberg. az 522sa
Ballard ave. were entered sunday
night and f5s worth Of scrap gold
taken
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WA>TtD-AUrOM0nII.l.s
81 FOR sNIE-AtTO IRI Cks

GEftSfN TDS AND a HALF WILL
soon HE on THE STREETS
Our supply 81 material FOR the ANAL
GrfaiN 10 rapidly nearing seattle,
and the tnn-and-h-hnif GEiSlN
Will shortly BE- IN production. This
will be- little brother Of the two.
and a-hatf.ton GEftAtN. and viii
sell for something like $3.50. z ".
b Seattle The same liberal trfns
and absolute year guarantee VIII
b. given on both trucks with the
continued popularity % the GER.
SIX line. IL viii be but a short
time until larger aud more COM
fuodioua factory will b. needed.
We VIII be pleased 90 confer with
purchasers Who intend adding 20
their equipment or contemplate
uaing this rffr truck Cersix Man
ufacturinE co. s5t9 Urn ave.
Seattle
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1t)ti
LEGAL NOTICES

~" sNH'tI sNVtN To
NO. gG2-SEALED PRO
posHla will be received at office Of
General Purchasing Agent. Alaska
Engineering Commission. Seattle.
Wash. not later than II: 90 a. m.
Juno 10. 1919. for furnishing cur
wheels. repairs for Cardwcll Erie
ton Ilrnft Gear, repairs for Hart
convertible cars, center castings for
coaches. repairs for Cooke lucomo-
tiVcs. car and truck brasscs.
coupler parts, air brake hose.
truck wheels on aNlcs. cahooHea,
hand and push cars motor cars.
veloctpcdes. adjustable guard rail
clamp and end blocks. angle bars
and fish plates, boiler tubes. scam
less copper fefWiles, Monitor In jeo-
tors. switch stands and points,
guard rails. track bolts. rigid
frogs, nut locks track jacks, shov-
els car and locomotive replacing
frogs, and pony truck springs.
COPIES or this circular may be OBJ
tanned upon application at this Of
flee. or from Alaskan Engineering
Commission. 10i Custom House,
Portland, or, Alaskan Engineer
ing Commission. 307 Custom
House. san Francisco. fCRi, Bureau
Of Minoa. 1900 Forbes St. Pitts
burg. Pa. u. S. Reclamation Ser
vice. Sij s Wabash ave, Chicago.
III. u. $, Reclamation Service. sos
Iramwny BIDS. Denver, Colo, and
Alaskan Engineering Commission.
Department OF the Interior, Wash
ington. -. g. c. ". DOLE, General
Purchasing Agent
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ACREAGE

NORTH END
9 ACRES. HIGHLY IMPROVED
on paved Seattle Everett highway;
0 acres. all cleared. both bottom
and upland. broom house barn
chicken house good well and
spring. 90 hearing fruit trees. all
varieties Of small fruits. acre
planted 20 garden. = acre ga poo
tatnsH, horHe, 3 cows. 1 heller
chickens. pigH. farming imple-
land and Ia splendid location
Price 1880 easy terms arranged,
ltnkE a FARitAH
z0l Kew York itllt
tgO0 DOWN. t20 MONTH
? acres Of cleared land. located nj
Foster. on Acattle-rHcnmn inter
urban. This property has -
has just been piowed four blocks
from Pacific highway Price
$500. 5000 down. balance $50 per
month. Phone Sidney 72G for DIT
rertionH.
FRUIT AND BERRY LAND
We are placing on the market sew
crhi hundred acres good logged.
OF land Write Tor literature and
our offer 60 workmsn
THREE LAX US LUMBER
COMPANY
THREE LAKES. WASH
LITTLE CITY FARMS
ilALF-ACRE TRACTS
In West Seattle. liere BE- fine n
vcatment and dandy home $50
cash. $40 per month. with Groom
house. 800 cash. SO per month.
~ g. FETElR ne Third Ave.
80 AcHEs. 1850
Groom house; on road good logged
OF land wiz make dandy farm.
y. 6. IETEkS Ilg mud Ave.
60 FARM LANDS
Bia OPENING ~ YAKIMA
VALLEY FARM LAND
ita per acre and up. easy terms best
az soil. on the Yakima river. two
railroads. state highway, aud close
TO town under government irriga-
ton project that 10 an extension
81 tho Sunnyhide canal
SOLD At WHoLENALE PRICES
Ia au-Hfre tracts See pictures at
our office 81 land and the Improved
farms there Nu1 nov direct from
tho owners az the loss opening
prices several thousand acres ~
the best farm land ln Washington
% select FROM.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
tl3 Green fiidg
office open Evenings Also
FAlgM BARGAIN
80 acres partly cleared. six miles
and milk route Price s. 500
STATE BANK. East Stanwoed Wa
SO I.oGGEDOFF LANDS
s. ooo ACRES IN souTuwHSr
Washington for sals 60 settlers.
easy terms. no raise In prices %
per acre and up Liberty Bond.
taken at par write for map show
Ing location. etc
wTyEniiAEUsER TIMER CO.
Tacoma iiiir. Tacoma. wash
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you VIII 90 NurrY

About this place Listen 60 this 8
rooms. with large Veranda. sleep
ing porch. modern plumbing and
lighting fixtures; garage chicken
coop, wood sh~d. two lots. . hear
inE fruit trees. lot 90 rarphers
Fies. fine variety Of shrubbefy
and flowers; large garden In
Ia fact, almost disappearing.
and right ia the city. only two
blocks from Fhlnnry car line and
pavement Price g. 500. half cash.
balance So per month. Call at as
siHt \. Phone Ballard is31.
ron BALE. 10y OWNER FINE
7-room furnished home. good
fruit trees. good chicken house
This iH n p~rfee, home one block
from Meridian car. three block =
from Green Lake ear ia center ~
Green Lake residence district
Price $4,000 terms. Her owner on
property. az T. e5th st kcnwood
OWNER HAs A MOST nEAuTtFuL
ss.acre tract, situated in Monterey
county. California. overlooking a
wonderful scenic Landscape on
Monterey bay Anyone desiring "a
tract Tor home that VIII bring a
bpuntifui revenue should invcsil-
gate. Quick action Necessary. Ad-
dress H-sa. star
s.HoOM MODERN HOUSE. iitNUA-
low type; fireplace lot fQNipT
we'll kept garden, with fruit
trees: close 60 university and
high school. call at fa0s EiEhth
ave y g. Phone North slsT
Terms reasonable
noME.sEEkE
Responsible and reliable contractors
FOR building and repairing work
and Hailsfaction guaranteed. No
high salary office man g. pay
Copruit vac. sts t..r At. East q A
GROOM BUNGALOW. North END
near car and school. has fireplace.
furnace. cement basement Price
- ~. 600 small raph payment. bal
aurc rent s&s Marion uldF
ron EALt.-TWO PINE CORNER
lot. IN Auburn. fenced and ready
10 plant. k1xi2o 90 alley. easy
terms Call Mr. pnnohus Main s06
You SHOULD OWN roUR own
home. SEQ John y, Adams. at
Easnitcroyi he makes II easy for
you. city office. 2is Boston nix
Il LOTS ron SALE AT PACIFIC
city. Lots / g. I and 20 TO az
block RIO. Dis. &. 1900 terms. J.
shepherd. Wilson Greek, wash.
6RpOM HOUSE. CONN ECTE ~
with sewer. fine view good eondf.
ton; 1885, $500 cash. sfoz FIRE.
mont ave
QUEEN ANNE PROPERTY for lcss
GfBsON-chSEf REALTY co
st0s 10Th " open EVENING"
$40 DOWN MD o. pKn MONTH
Liberty bonds accepted as8s
Graham st
MODERN GROOM COTTAGE FOR
sale. ea14 Greenwood ave. owner
snap
f.oT oN QUEEN ANNE NIL. s0x
ia. for ts3e. easy terms. E-Ts.
star
AItklSDA. PLUMBING. 1895 JACK
son St Beacon 1911. res. Zee. t1li
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IMPERIAL TURKISH nATns 1905
tth nvc Electric cabinets fherA-
peuttc lamps tubs rheumatism
my speciality. Louie Myers. chirop-
odtNt mocha no N Frapiat Phone
Main 1919 day or night
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


AnaTitACTB ~ ItEDUcEJ HATEA
Money 20 loan 40 Third ave.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Attorneys ntI.aS

AttorneysatLa~
). y. nALf,-E aTABLfsTfED 1897.
General practice. All eases Free
consultation. 2i5 Burke Bldg. 300
second ave. Main 1903.
T. r achoff Downs Blk. f6s End nv
COMPUTATION free. All cases. Fees
Attorncys-Patent
TpfD T.. CORN - 70t CENTRAL
Bldg Phone Main 800. References.
Remington Typewriter Co. west
ern rubber Co. Universal Teis-
phone Co. Olympic Foundry Co.
MASON. rENwfcK. LAWRENCE
4a2 Burke Bldg.
bicycles and Repairs
RUDY LtiNprREN for snsif Blcy-
clos kot Stewart at Times 50.
Main taif
Chnttei Loans
Monty TO LOAN
Loans from 80 30 800 made quickly
and confidcntiaiiy on furniture.
pianos. live s,oek. etc.
SANDrps n co
ieoz-i 7. 9. Smith BLDG. III tess.
Chiropracfor
eTnorp - chiroprnctor. Grsfuate
National school Chicago III. Consul
taiion free 2i2 Denny BID. zoos snf.
Furniture. Repairing. upholstering.
Packing
JorRsnsen rros Furn. shor. " ssii.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARrr-
cler ~ value. The Reliable. so7
Physicians snd Surgeons
DR. KHthryn Harrison - Womrn's
disorders resffusted ISIS Stone
way, Green Lake car. North 7shs.
Stove Repairing
REPAIRING GAS RANGES AND
water heaters my speciality. Elliott
ISIS 1875 sixth ave.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH uATHs 1908
eth rvc Electric cabinets. fherA-
peutic lamps. tubs rheumatism
my specially Louie Myers. chlrop-
odist mechanic thFraptst Phone
Main 1918. day or night
dunk
ALASKA JUNK co. 1870 First ave.
g Elliott 1891
Storage
DRY. FfREPRooF RAG T.
warehonss. Central storage Co.
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When you think Of advertising
think Of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19

Day. FnsEpRooF gToRNoE
warehouse. Central Storage CO..
white IgidR
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hot SrkEErING ROOMS
no I.Er-OEFICFS

GROOM HOUSE ALSO
Housekeeping rooms. close in. 1910
Ninth ave.
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PERSONAL.

IS PERSONAL
ARE You DISCOURAGED WITH
your ailments II no the VITO.
NET deserves your earnest invcs.
ugation for the results gained with
all manner Of ailments have been
most wonderful Al authorities
agree that eS per cent OF all all.
rnents are brought on because the
system does not eliminate its
waste as fast M u accumulatca
The VtTO.NET actually over.
comes this trouble. Don't delay
Bring this ad and get free treat
m'nt. II viii mean health for you.
Lady attendant 23s Central
Building. Third and Marion.
WANTED EVERY WOMAN no RE
main beautiful by using Princess
neauiifie.r powder and creams
value sa.9s. speciai ,iso Finish.
Ing cream. SOC. Princess Toilet
Co. 1858 Arcade Bidg.
wASTED-DfAMON oil, GOLD
OLD JEWELRY. OLD SILVER
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
SMITH JEwELRY CO.
u7 I. G. SMITH BLDG, 4pH FLOOR
III MRS. ADA l.. DAWSON. FOR
merry OF Calgary, Alberta. and
Centraiin. Wash. viii communicate
with BOX B-S2. star. she viii hear
news 81 considerable advantage to
her.
PRIVATE SANiTARIUM - RESlG-
tered physician. Specialist In all
conditions OF women. Terms reR-
sonable. 1927 18th ave. Capitol
Hilf car.
l. NC In. ENGLAND - DEAR
VIII write 20 your mother, Alice.
Mary. from Dad
SWITCHES AND CuRIss MADE
from combings. Ladies' Improve
ment shop. $40 Union st Main sboI
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT.
MlCHAEIA ?02 PIKE ST
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FAtlM LANDS
IoGCrDOI'F I,Nps

!. ooo ACRES IN souTuwHsr
Washington for sale 60 settlers:
easy terms. no raise Ia prices 80
per acre and up Liberty Bonds
taken at par. write for map show
Ing location. etc
wEY EiiiiAEUsER TIMER CO.
Tacoma iiidr. Tacoma. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-19
% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

O O o u % q . o q o o y o - O O
o BUSINESS OWNERS. NOTE
o List your business with the
D RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO.
o for QUICK ACTION
o We seil all lines OF business
o secure partners and raise
y additional capital for all
, merle TO rious propositions.
D None too large or none too
o email for uH 10 handle
o WE HAVE THE BUYERS
D See LIS for Quick sale.
D No charge for listing your
o business with ur.
0 RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO.
0 III SEABOARD BLDG.
o Fourth and Pike.
o q n q - o q q o n q
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST = ELK DOUBLE TOOTH
watch charm. engraved 20. X. f.,
No. o." Reward. Phone East 373
S. REWARD--UMBRELLA. BLACK
silk. ivory handle, near Bartells.
First ard pike Main 1854.
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SULTAN HOTEL. FoH sAt.E-f'uR.
nishnd or unfurDishTd. Good
money making business. sultan
wash.
HouSEk EEFiNg ROOMS AMI
garage. close IN. rent So 80; lease
- N - h.
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LIBERTY BoNps BOUGHT
Market Net Price
Value PAID
1fi as H1s4T teATa
ffh ft.H ...... Fft1 % 30
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS ANp
PARTLY PAID RECEIPTS BOUGHT
it5 loaned on each so Bond.
&. n. McCpNAHY
siT American Bank Hidr.
Second and Madison.
WE HuY LIBERTY BONDS At
small discount. also partial pay
nrnt receipts and w. a Stamps
s0t HAlFhf Htsa
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STOCKS AND IlONDS


WILL HirN
liberty Bonds. Thrift stamps
War Savings stamps
Beacon Coal. Forks OF
Mlrta Tire. Pan Motor
Universal High Power Tel
Alaska Petroleum a Coal
Great W~htrrn Petroleum
Lone Star OIL
WILL NEf.L
1000 Cone. salt Greek Pet. to.af
1900 He'd Monarch .as....a.+. OF
5000 Wyoming Pacific Oli ... .nG
1000 black Hawk Mining .... 90
aEop Alaska copper River. o. p
si0o rhiftna kurhulhna .... 90 a
80 Universal High Power. 80
100 Jones Tire .......r... 10
MAX WtNkLEn
go rninn 81 Elliott $50
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FOR RF>T-IrOusFs

III YOU TO NOT FIND A sUtTAntr
house advertised here fer rent. try
an ad under the wanted House"
heading. and IL will reach many
people having vacancies
NoU SHOULD OWN YOUR OWN
homo, See John y ADAMS, at
Fauntleroy. ! makes u easy for
YOU city office. stS boston nix.
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WANrrp-noYs ron ROUTE car:


10Y WANTED - hoy. IL TO Is
years old. not attending school.
wanted 10 work In editorial efftce
Of The star. Apply 70 The editor,
fIREME.N. BRAkEMEN. $3.50 To
$500 monthly. Exerience unnrces-
sary. Write, send stamp. RAIL
way Association. B-1i. carr star.
BOYS WANTED FOR FACTORY
work. Pay while learning good
trade. Calkin Bag & suit Case
Co. 1919 First ave.
EXPERIENCED NEWSPAPER SO
licitors wanted. salary proposition
See Mr.. Parish. Seattle star. i5ef
Seventh ave.
~ YOU HAVE ANY PLUMBING.
heating or repair work. call smith,
the plumber. Beacon i3ff. 1875
Jackson 81.
WANTED--HIGH SCHOOL ROY TO
work after school Apply MI
Donohu~. Seattle star.
EANTED-Two TAiLoRS. MILES
City. Mont
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Junk


ALASKA JUNK co. 1870 FIRST av.
s. Elliott 57ai
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-21
Peace ENJOYS Plan
Easing Blockade
of Foe Countries?

Paris, Jan. 21.-(By the Associa-
ted Press.)-Owing to pressure of
more urgent problems before dele
gates to the peace congress, various
economic delegationssare studying,
each for itself, the blockade and
kindred problems. 1t is probable
they will inaugurate joint discus
sions during the coming week.
The American viewpoint contem-
plates a certain relaxation of the
earlier water tight" blockade
which would allow the entry of
foodstuffs, lubricants and other ma
terials into enemy countries This,
it IS held, would permit the restora-
ton of distributing systems, flour
mills and other agencies involved
in the preparation of food supplies.
The blockade, however, would 9TH
erwise be as rigidly enforced as
ever because of it's value as wea-
pom to force the enemy to accept
the peace terms that will be pre-
sented
The relaxation of the blockade as
regards foodstuffs is already effec-
tive. in a portion of the former
Hapsburg domains. Food is being
sent into Vienna as well as to lib
Grated regions and will be supplied
to Germany under the terms of the
extension agreement
signed at Treves last Friday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-21
ILLINOIS STATE
BANKS DEPOSITS
SHOW INCREASE

Springfield. Ill. Jan. 2i.-Illinois
state banks. exclusive Of Chicago,
on December 81. last. showed total
deposits of Sl.136, ,93S .52746, an in
crease Of $29.37T1ST.23 over those
on Nov. >, the date of the last state
ment, according 10 the report of
State Auditor Andrew Russell made
public today. Banks other than in
Chicago totalled S54 and Chicago
banks, SO.
Total resources of banks. except
Chicago. on Dec. 81, were s1,%S9,-
611,97l.39. an increase Of S3l, ,294,-
1858 over the Nov report.
Capital, surplus. contingent fund
and undivided profits amounted to
S1S2, PAS, $50, a decrease of $2474,-
1862; total cash and due from
banks" was $255. .59S,7 ,7O7. a decrease
of $179, ,953, as compared with Nov.
.
The 90 Chicago banks showed to-
tai capital, surplus, contingent
fund and undivided profits TO be
$l17, ,254 .649, total deposits, inc+-'.-
ing due to banks" S769, ,432, no
total cash and due from banks"
s1S7, ,321 ,2O7.
Total deposits in Chicago banks.
exclusive of due to banks" on
Dec. 81, were given as S715,127,-
$50, an increase of $1S,S25,6S4 over
Nov. ..