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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-08

Every year Greater London uses a
quantity Of water sufficient to food
canal 100 feet wide and 900 miles
long, to a depth of 20 feet.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-08

Probably few people realize that
there are less than million days In
the whole Christian era. In TACT, II
we count back million days from
1920 we come to date we'll before
the founding OF Rome.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-09-08

Select your tires ac-
coroir4.g to the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun'
try, wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads--The U. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels The
U. S. Plain.
For best results-
everyw here--U U. y
Royal Cords.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
MEETS
THE LOYAL FIVE
Conference Today Will De-
eide If Reorganization
Means Baseball War

Chicago. Oct. 2S.--Presidcnt Byron
Bancroft JohnSon OF the American
league and the 1--WE club owners which
have sided with him in all league lights.
will hold conference here tomorrow
which may decide whether there viii be
baseball war over the proposed reOr-
fanizatlon of the national game.
Officially. the conference is a meet
ing Of the leagues board of directors.
but unofiicially. the club owners which
Johnson terms the loyal five" Will be
present while the three which have or
posed the junior circuit president IN M"
administration of the league atlaiES
have not been invited.
Meeting with Johnson will he repre-
sentatires If the Philadelphia, Wash
ingtun, Cleveland. Detroit and 81. Louis
clubs. They will take up the proposal
made by the eight National League ana
tho Chicago. New York and Boston Am:
erican league clubs that the National
commission be abolished and control or
ascball placed In the hands of "ciVtl-
ian tribunal Of three men financially
DISTINGUISHED in the game.
Baseball men point out that there are
two courses which the magnates might
take tomorrow. One Is TO agree WIN
the other eleven major league clubs nj
other Is to refuse to take part IN inc
proposals for change in professional
baseball management. ,.
While President Johnson tonight
would make no statement, his frienas
expressed the opinion that tho club
owners would agree to take part In the
November S conference.
II this Is done It Is believed johnson
and his followers will present counter
proposition for rcorganiZat ton when
will contain the principles Of the lasker
plan, but with several changes in the
administration Of the plan Sucn &c
ton, II is believed. would avert base
ball war. unless 1t was found impossi.
BILE to reach an agreement at the hhtl
conference In November.
Refusal to enter into negotiations TOT
a change In the control OF tho game.
however. probably would bring ABOUT
a baseball war. it IS believed. Tor the
eleven magnates who already have gone
on record as favorng the Laskcr plan.
have issued an ultimatum that unless
tho other clubs join them. they Will
form a l2-club league without the hfe
American league clubs which BACK Johh-
son.
suit in court action. Friends Of Presl-
dent Johnson point out that the TWEEN
ty-year. contract" signed by the Ameri-
can league clubs in 1910 and effectNe
until 1880 provided that the CLUBS must
ali stick together and for any club to
ioin Il new league would be in violation
Of this contract. II Is also pointed out
that a club can be expelled from inc
league by thrcn-fourths vote; fresi-
dent johnson holds that this rule means
three-fourths of those present at
Meeting, and that consequently he and
his tlve clubs could cxpcl the othrr
clubs at the meeting tomorrow II they
so desired. ,.
Tho sentiment tonight, however SEEM
cd to be that all would be pcacetul r.
morrow. None Of the maGnates who
have not Joined In the proposed Plan
Tor generalization has expressed opposi-
ton to II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
(;ADIz

Cadiz, Oct, 2s.-Miss Nancy Work Is
visiting relatives in Pittsburgh.
Mrs S. Lacey Johnston. Of Ballston.
Va. Is here visiting her cousins. Misses
Katherine and Lucy Simmons.
. Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Mcconnell and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Milton Ronshe!m were visit
Ing Columbus relatives recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Black have re-
turned hoem from a visit with friends
in Weston. Pa. and Pittsburgh.
Miss Martha Order was visiting In
Cleveland last week and attending the
marriage OF her nephew. Lawrence Gar
vim and Miss Lucille Hawkins.
Mrs. Martha Dickerson is visiting her
daughter. Mrs p. w. Mcleod. In East
Liverpool.
william l.. Sharp, OF Akron. is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. Ada Sharp.
D. w. Ogievee. of Bloomington. Ills.
and II. II. Oglcvce. Of Cumberland. were
visiting their relatives. Mrs l.. Jay
Thompson.
Merritt Clemens. Of Flushing and Miss
Beatrice CLANCY. Of Detroit We're recent
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CLANCY.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy HuntsmaD. of Pitts
burgh have returned home after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcaley and
Mr. and Mrs. James Huntsman.
VIII n. Corhly 10 In Youngstown Wis
ittn~ his daughters. Mrs. crist and
Misses Martha and Corinne Corhly.
Mrs Schumacher. OF Columbus. and
Mr. and Mrs. George AramS of Pitts
burg. were here. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Strcng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
GREEN READY
FOR GEORGE
WASHINGTON
sEruANYs SQUAD WILL BOARD
TRAIN FOR CAPITAL CITY AT
Confidence Shown BY Every Member OF
ream-Clptain Hughes VIII BE
Replaced BY Marsh.

Bethany. w. Va. Oct. 27.-AlthouEh
there was no scrimmage Tor the Green
and White squad today, the workout
was long and hard. everything possible
being done 10 prepare the eleven ior
their game with George Washington
University Saturday. Coach Buland
worked the men hard all afternoon In
a final effort to correct some or the
mistakes made in the Detroit game.
Bcthany's mentor was particularly
pleased with the work of halthack
Kelly in Saturdays game and will prob
ably have him start the game against
the Capitol City eleven with Doc Elder
and Randolph, probably, as his running
mates.
The squad boards the train Mt Pitts
burg tomorrow evenin and Will arrive
in the nations capitol early Saturday
morning. After q mornings rest they
will be ready to jumn into the fray con-
fidcnt OF winning by decisive score.
George Washington Strong.
The defeat Of Villa Nova bv George
WashinEton last Saturday would tend
10 show that that aggregation Is consid-
crably stronger than in the game with
w V. T. and when Bethany stacks up
against them today. they Will probably
meet much SITTER opposition than ex-
pected.
The Grasshoppers Of Bethany will
probably line up with Kelly. the fleet
other and Elder on full. Stewart will be
at the helm TO guide the team 10 victory.
This backfield should be we'll able 10
n'd M a brand of offense that will be
effective while the charges Of their
opponents will be met by a line OF
proven strength. with Dunn and 1.atto
rs guards Gwinn and Kidder. tackles.
Smith and Roark. ends. and Marsh over
the ball Saturdays game will be the
first one in which Buck Dunn. star
lireSman has entered unhamDered by
injuries. and his MAY SHOULD be n fea-
ture Of the game. Tho concensus Of opin-
ion here Is that the team will be con-
sidarahly weakened by the absence or
Captain Hughes from the lineup. due
To injuries. but Marsh. who takes his
place muy prove to be equal to Hughes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

Dr. George p. Sharp and Miss Majo:ie
Miller. OF Hopedale. were married at
Wellsbrg. W. Va. on Monday. Septem-
Der 81 News Of the marriage was made
known at luncheon given by MISS
Helen Sharn on Tuesday afternoon TO
about 20 girl friends. The bride Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles MIL
Ter, of Hopedale. and is an attractive
young woman. DR.. Sharp Is the son or
Mrs. Ada Sharp.
Another wedding in Cadiz this week:
OF interest to Cadiz folk was that or
Miss Helen Sharp. daughter OF Mrs.
Ada Sharp. and Edwin Thompson ar
mold, which took place on Wednesday
afternoon. The ceremony vas perform.
ed by Rev. r. p. LippinCott. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church. The bride Is
one Of Cadiz's most attractive young
women. She graduated from Miss Mar
shall's School for Girls. of Phtladel-
phia and Ohio Normal at Athens: Her
husband after graduating. from our
public schools graduated from Wash
ington C Jefferson College He has \
situation in the offices OF the Short
creek Coal company at Adena. They
will live in Adena.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

Two teams will be eliminated from
the Ohio Valley championship scholastic
grid race Saturday barring any tie
games. which are hardly expected 70
creep up. as Beuaire has such an ad-
vantage over Philadelphia. while
Moundsrille should be easy for the
Cadets. -Four contests IN all Will DC
staged in the Ohio Valley saturday. tax
ing In THE .sSheelink-Ncw Phtlad"lrhia
clash NJ stone FfHld: I.inSly-MoundS-
willie NJ MoundSvillr. ellatre-Trtad"i-
phia at Bellaire and Ferry-Canal Dover
at League Park.
Of course, the Wheeling-Nrw Thiia-
delphia contest WILL draw the largest
crowd, AZ IL Will b. thf only local at
traction that will be pulled off within
tho reach OF every grid ian IN this victn-
ity.l ThlsiS>tlSo the most important gam"
on schedule FOR saturday as with the
Fefrlans, Belia;re and Cadets big favor
iteS, the Gold will enter their contest IN
wcnderment. whether the Quaker tltS
lads really have something up their
sleeves.
Belaire and Martins Ferry should
draw crowds equal TO the local contests.
as both schools are backed TO the limit
by their student body and other ardent
followers Daring the entire season
large astenddnCeS hav" been recorded IN
every game for both the Purple" and
"Red" teams \ band will be used at
the Ferry-CHNal Dover contest as has
been the custom at every previous ClaS-
sic. and plenty OF enthusiasm will be
shown throughout the arternoonS arair.
4 large delegation Of out-the-3;Ks
rooters are expected to accompany .Tria-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

Last Saturday Marietta added anoth,
or victory to her rapidly growing list
when she defeated the Michigan AS
kies e3-T This shows that the team Is
working in regular mid-Se1S"n form as
the Aggies had IN" advantaSe Orrr Ma
rietta in weight and playing on their
home grounds. Not I'll OF Marietta
ovgular linz .uN WAS ahl" Ia BE- in III"
me on account OF injuries. but this
not danlpen the lighting spirit or
Blue and White. So far Marietta
a. 8 not lost game but some very hard
cs are Yet before her There was
game scheduled FOR Saturday and
II gam the men time 10 get back In
cd trim after the hard game Of last
sturday. On Nov. 6th. Grove Ctty Is
et at Marietta. this being the last
bme game OF the season. Grove city
Has established good record this year
IAnd Marietta expects hard game.
However ;he team Is rapidly improving
undcr the able coaching Of GREASY"
NeaIe and he expects his team 10 make
a-record for Itself
II can scarcely b. said :hat there
are many individual stars who stand
out above the other members OF the
team. On the other hard the Who'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

delphia 70 Bellaire saturday. and tn"
Red and Black vii be backed by a
wagon load of other followers when
they line up for the kickoff at sixteenth
street Park tomorrow The team Will
leave shortly after the noon hour for
the Ohio sdo for their big weekend
classic.
Teams working Hard
Coach Kelcel Ross, the Wheeling High
school mentor. Is facing the biggest
problem Of any other Ohio Valley coach
this week. AZ his protrgeS are taking the
field against an unknown eleven. to all
look for nothing but a victory and are
now laying FOR future contests, paying
little attention to Saturdays game.
Every team went through long sig
nal drill yesterday and the boys were
worked long and although monotonus
the workout prove done that is rapidly
rounding the teams into condition FOR
the weekend contests Wheeling Sc
cured new dummy and the RosSi ties
should DISPLAY better form "f clipping
ana running interference saturday. as
during the entire season the Gold has
been Handicapped without the use OF
clipping practice.
Rescrved :eats for the WhrolinC-New
philadelphia contest are already on sal"
and a large number % the "pastcboards'
Will be gone when game time rolls
around SATURDAY The seat sale for all
Of the valley attractions Is proving
heavy with two more days 10 get rid or
tho loose" ones Large atteudancee al
every game is predicted and the valley
will be football wild on Saturday after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

Special to The IntclliCenCrr
Morgantown. Oct. %S.--lrl addition No
being up against what Is admittedly z
much superior eleven. the West Eir>
ginfa University football team on Sat-
friday will face the additional handicap
OF having TO turn back its own erec-
tive plays +,
Ira Rodgers who secuted Princeton In
her game with tho Navy aS we'll AZ
-Munk'' Haser and Oh. les HsdgSs;
both former varsity men mere VINO
watched Princeton play Washington &
Lee two weeks ago. brought back re-
ports that Btll Roper whose eleven was
SO soundIy troS,nced by West Virginia
a year ago had, turned right, around
and adopted the very plays thar had
been used By. Captain Rodgers at the
stadium last year and was sweeping
syerythfnr before him this fall.
: With Rodgers himself doing the OBJ
aervtng there can be no doubt or the
aathenticity OF, the story. because Rod
TORS 1t will be- remembered. was the
snan who engineered West yirEinia.s
attack last fall and he .cextafnly ought
10 recognize his own stun"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
Spots in the Sport Arena

team works together as unit. and is
not At all one-man team. Whiting.
Hunter. jolly. Eaton and Robinson de-
serve special credit for their work this
year Whiting IS proving his right 10
be called the best forward paSser In
the country. Hunter and jolly form
an impregna5lr wall on the left side Of
the line through which very little
ground has been gained Eaton ana
Robinson ara also playing an extra fine
game. although both have suffered Sew
cral injuries this year. Rcitcr Is now
playing center. where he VAS shifted
from end. He Is showing up quite as
well here as he did in his old position
and once more shows Meals ability to
place the right man in iii" right place.
II can only be prophecied concern
ing the games of tn" remainder of the
season. bat il the games OF the past are
the criterion OF Judgment. local football
fans can look forward to one OF the
most successful seasons ever rApcrtcnc-
I'd by Marietta team Walter Camp
will attend the game with Boston Col
lcee on Nov. 20 and no on" would he
greatly surprised 70 find Marietta men
on this years all-American.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
PRINCETON WILL USE OLD ATTACK
.ON MOUNTANEERS NEXT SATURDAY
IRA RODGERS, WHO SECUTED PRINCETON AT
So BIG NAVY-TIGER CLASH. TELLS ABOUT FOR
NATIONS THAT BILL ROPER1IS USING THIS
YEAR-WEST VIRGINIA LEFT EARLY

In some ways. perhaps It will be to
West Eirginia's advantage to have her
,own plays directed against her because
she certainly, ought 10. quickly tmprov.
isc Il defense for her own methods or
advancing the ball. bur on the other
hand Coach McIntire recognizes that
his punt formation and forward pass
formatio plays are tho most powerful
in. use by an, eleven and that they are
extremely difficult to stop.
West virginia Enrouto
Tho Mountainecrs are enroute to
Princeton now. Twenty-Five players in
Guiding Captain Lent Bach. Dawson.
Martin. Lyle. Hill. Hawkins and Sim
on, backs Emsweller and Fuccy. CEN
tors: 'setron. Kay. Ruchovecky, and
Nicholson. guards; Harrick. Johnson
Ouinlan. Tallman and Courtney. tack
les: and Merldeth. Flanagan and kiger
ends.
Practice tomorrow will be- at Frank
lin field. IN Philadelphia and the trip
TO Princeton will not be made TIL Just
before the game Saturday. Philadelphia
headnuarters will be at the Bellevue
Stafford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

We are selling Hart, Schaffner q
Marx, Fashion Park and other stand
ard made clothes at cnd-of-the-sea-
son prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

David NJ Smith Of Stealey street, an
ag Il gentleman of the county SCAT, is
seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Feist have re-
turned from couple Of days visit with
relatives at Darlington. 0.
Tho Debating club Of the Tyler coun-
~ high school was delightfully."- enteI-
tanned by Miss Della Barrett at her
home In Wcllsview The hours were
devoted to social pursuits and at the
close Of the evening. tempting refresh
mcntS were served.
Miss Thelma Meds Of Paden City,
who has been visiting friends here, has
ron" to Wick, w. Va, where she teaches
school.
Mr. and Mrs PRESLEY Fcst arc spend
ing "A few days with relatives at Clar-
ington, o.
Mrs. E. W. IIusk and children. having
visited her father, J. w. Robinson at
Wick, have returned home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
MIDDLEBOURNE

Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Twyman LETT
Thursday for Columbus. O.. where they
will visit relatives for several days.
Announcements have been received
here Of the birth OF son TO MIR. and
Mrs. Will Boremdn Of Erie, Pa. The
mother was Miss Georgia McCutcheon
Of this place.
Mrs II. z. Berisford Is much i'm.
proved following an illness Of several
dP"S
SIrs J. E. Sellers and Mrs. o. d.
Spencer have returned from West Un-
ION where they were the guests or rela-
tiveS.
Miss lnez McVey after a brief visit
with her sister Miss Hazel at Friendly.
has returned home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
Elimination Contests Will Be Feature
of Valley Scholastic Games Saturday

WHEELING MEETS NEW PHILADELPHIA HIGH
AT STONE IELD-.BELLAIRE EXPECTED TO
ELIMINATE TRIADELPHIA IN WEEKEND
CLASH IN OHIO--LINSLY JOURNEYS 10
MOUNDSEILLE TO TACKLE COACH SWEE-
NEY'S GRIDDERS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29
THREE ARRESTS

rested Amos NJ. Dame for speeding on
Sixteenth near Eofr streets yesterday
afternoon. Dame was taken to tho
Central Police station, where he put UP
for his appearance this morning before
Judge Ritz TO answer the charge.
John Graey. who was "stewed" 10 the
guards. was picked up at o'clock by
OFFICER knabe In The Sixth ward He
was given room 10 ~ the City hotel un-
til this morning when he will be ar
raiEned before the judga
II. G.. Johnson. who Statsd that he
lived on Fairmont Pike was arrested by
Officer Bob Jones yesterday afternoon
at Edgington Lane on the National
Pike for reckless driving and speeding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-29

James II. Cox, II elected, would be
heir TO the policies and the practices Of
woodrow Wilson. Tho same Irritating
governmental interference with business
ana private affairs would continue. II
you want o new deal, vote for Warren
G, Harding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
LONDON WILL BUILD
WORKERS HOME TO
OVERCOME UNREST

among his colleagues are the labor
mayors Of some OF the London bor-
oughs
Old Cakes estate In good ex-
ample OF what the county council
can do. Here. on a site OF 54 acres.
IA acres have been developed and
5is cottages built Six hundred more.
are TO be added
Future plans are 10 make Dagen-
ham, an estate OF 1000 acres. the
first made to-order" town in tho
world Twenty thousand houses are
planned for this place. which viii
probably mean town Of 100000 peo-
pie. It's estimated cost - $780,
00o coo.
Some $50 acres OF the site win DO
reserved for park space and 50 acres
for playing fields. sixty eight acres
win be taken up by 20 schools and
there will be allowances for boule-
yards and wide avenues.
Smaller places win be developed
as follows: Roehampton. 1900
houses. Beiiingham. 1000 houses:
Grove Park. 5000 houses, and Cas-
teinau. 200 houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Indian Veteran
Asks Whites to
Keep Off Land

NEW YORK. Aug 23.---An appeal
by the American Indian. preacher
and veteran Of machine gun hat-l
TALON in the World war. for the pro-
lection OF his own soil. has been RET
cetved By the American Legion
Weekly The Rev. whitefeather. n,
rHember OF the Failon. New. post OF
1.-The legion. Is the author of the APP
peal. which asks that the whites
man. be kept off the reservation
near saltwater. a proposal havinrs
been made TO open II for settlement.
Make a law that no white man orr
Mexican can take our lands or marry
in this tribe" he urges. Put all poorA
Indians in good shape and know
that the government viii be well
paid in the long run. We have nos
lazy Indians here at all. The white.
man would like TO see us poor In
dams give up our land and work
for them. a man. no matter who he +,
is. IL he works out for others Is the I
loser"
The Rev. Whitcfeather served int
the 346th Machine Gun battalion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Anti Suffragists
Get Out Injunction

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Aug. ca
Anti-suffmEists today obtained an in.
junction forbidding clerks of the
house and senate 20 take any action
toward certifying that Tennessee has
ratified the federal suffrage amend.
mont. The petition yas supple.
mental 20 the one which resulted in
injunctions against the governor.
speakers OF the too houses and the
secretary OF state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
COUNTY COUNCIL COMES
To BOROIGHS' AID

However. the London County
Council. which IL the supreme body
In Greater London. can come 10 the
aid of the boroughs and Il IL doing
SO by various~loans. Not long aSo
II gave the boroughs help to -
tune OF 5000. 600 Just at pro -
il is engaged in floating a pop-E&
6 per cent housing loan for s2s.-
goo Goa.
The boroughs win build and own
the houses and win he the landlords,
In some cases the tenants will be
allowed to buy the houses in is. or
20 annual instalments.
Ultimately the plan is for the Dor
oughs. aided by the London County
Council. 10 build so. 900 new homes.
II Is estimated these houses will cost
about $4,000 each.
They will he built TO f2 to the
acre. so as TO allow for little front
yards. and back yard gardens. They
will. in the main. have two or three
bedrooms. living room. sitting
room and Kitchen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
Flatfoots Come
Out Strong in s. F.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2s.--onc
thousand traffic men. representing AL
The big police departments OF tho
country. parsded down Market Il. to-
day. while tho San Francisco traffic
squad kept the admitting crowd at a
distance.
This was the opening Of the Ma.
tional Traffic Officers convention.
They viii seek 10 frame n uniform
motor vehicle INV 10 be adopted by
every state and Canada.
Federal, traffic law rs an impossi-
bility. u is explained. under the con.
stitution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES
LOG

10 WHOM IT MAY coNcERN:
This 10 Is certify that Seattle
fnnipfaetorium Corporation mas
made application 10 erect shni-
IbT, Kepi J ! MeGiivfay addition.
Any one desiring to protest such
occupancy must fife such protest
ut the office Of the building Dee
partment room Dos. gounty-city
building. prior 90 September s..
1929.
/ WILL NOT nE nEsPoNsTBLE
for any bills contracted hy my
wife on and after August a. 1890.
a GEO. EGEH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

Lawrence Lang. l7os Hanford St.
spent a delightful sunday at Fortuna
fashioned picnic.
He had skunk comfortably into a
corner of a Lake Washington boat
and was DOING peacefully. Some
low.lifed picnieker picked his pocket
OF $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-23

The county COUNCIL VIII continue
10 float loans as long as the build.
ing program Is uncompleted and as
long as the market will absorb its
loans.
The chairman OF the loan com
mittee Is Lord Eustace Percy, and