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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-25
Robert E. Lee Is
in Trouble Here

An information filed by Prose
cutor Fred c. Brown Friday would
indicate that Robert T.. Lee. of So
attic. isn't the gentleman that his
historic nameSake was. Seattie's
Robert f. was charged with burgi.
ing Sarah Woods home. ssis Wood
land Park ave. on June Is.
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fLASTERING - w u GO AMY
where. for any size Job North
LA
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East Satisfied,
Says j. F. Miller

Sweeping victory for the republic
an ticket was predicted by Congress
man John +. Miller. who returned to
Seattle Friday morning.
'The East seems satisfied with the
republican ticket" Miller said.
Miller will remain in Seattle for
the summer.
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Colt Is Guilty of
Operating Still

Henry Gott. arrested on a secret
grand jury indictment returned
against him last September. pleaded
guilty in the federal court Friday
morning TO operating still. He was
sentenced to six months in the Skagit
county Jail and fined $500 by Federal
Judge Neterer.
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Wife Hales "Silent
Husband" Into Court

LONDON, June 25.-Preston has
its silent husband" He is James
Collier, who was summoned for de.
sertion of his wife. His wife said he
suiked for months. sat in corner
and never said word. Collier main
tanned the tradition OF silent hus.
band by not uttering "A word in court,
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Red, White and Blue
Ribbons on Triplets

ALLENTOWN. Pa, June 25.-,.Iu
order To distinguish triplets VIII
were born to the family OF Oscar
Frey farmer at Siegersville. red.
white and blue ribbons were placed
on them. The triplets are all boys
and healthy.
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Is SITUATIONS wANrEn-MAI.E

RETURNED SAILOR. DIVER AND
carpenter, married and With fam
tly. must have work I ala my
share over there VIII YOU do
yours hcrcf Rainier bik-W. W.
SNoonna 4T94 10th ave -
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DO rot REMIT
IMPROVED 81 ACRES
WOODfNNfLLE

IMPROVED 81 ACRES
wOoDiNVftLE
she'd and barn. level ground. good
soil. close 60 school and stores
seeded to oats: has 1000 straw
berries. 100 rRspbcrries and 30
fruit trees. This place can be
bought for $500. $1,000 cash. bal
ancc f25 per month
GEO. y. LEACH
7is Boston Block. Main st5.
FOR RENT GROOM AND 1 s.
room furnished house. for $40.
either house can be leased for
year n preferred: these houses are
close TO car and water.
FOR SALE. 4. 8 and Groom
houses ranging in prices from $3.50
10 $4,000. they can be bought on
cash deposit Of 800 to t3eo; the
balance like rent. Inquire of
a. ~. LARKtN
32d and Government Way
Queen Anne 1879
QUEEN ANNE HILL
Very nice Groom. strictly modern
bungalow. In tho best part Of this
fine home district; oak floors.
fireplace. cement basement. hot
hffAs AAf iNAa BNUtT ~
Transferred TO another city. and
must sell at once. II you can max q
good cash payment this IL a real
]. URouHART
Main 3353 EOS Pioneer Bldg.
MUST SACRIFICE
SOUND SUMNER HOME
PROPERTY
Between Crystal Springs and Brcm-
erton. on beautiful beach. One
block from dock with daily boat
service TO town. Unobstructed
view. Finest summer home dis
trict on sound. VIII sacrifice. for
small cash payment. balance easy
terms. Phone Elliott $500,
s2,s00-NORTH 500
Double constructed 5-room bunga-
low about q years old with full
cement basement. attractive in de-
sign and perfect arrangement OF
rooms: beautiful lawn and shrub
berry: well worth $500: owner
leaving state. must self: $1,000
cash.
- r.. THOMAS & co. Inc.
1920 Third Avenue Elliott 3fs2
JUST THINK WHAT A BARGAiN,
/ y STORY bungalow with 50xi2s-foot
lot, | block from car and stores:
ali surrounded with nice homes.
occupied with good families; for
the low price or $1,000; get busy
and pick this up: $500 cash, $40
per. month; location. WHITE CEN
TER.
GEO. w. n. WHITE
Main 220a gOl New York BLOCK
a MADRONA HOME SNAP
g rooms. glassed-in sunroom. full
cement basement. fireplace. hot
water heat; garage for 3 ma
chimes; all for $1,000. with but al
600 caah.
A. CONAN a. co.
20S Marion Street Main 100
2-ROOM CABIN GAS RANGE; LOT
3sNlf4; rich soil: 1925: terms. Sec
Maddox. shopping bag maker. far
mers' flower market. Pike pi.
a HOME FOR 1900, 400 CASH
Two rooms: water and light; three
blocks from Rainier car. Phone
after y. H.. North 303l
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VIII Euy Liberty bonds
WILL SELL
90 Pan Motor
40 Davis car Totem
100 wicks Tire A. Rubber
los Universal High Power
iOs goth~rt Process Steel
i1h Simplex Auto Wheel
1ts Deep Sea Salvage
$50 Beacon Coal
2sT Pacific Electric welder
azs National Mines
J7b Ballard OIL
$50 Western Smelling 4 Power
zoo American Workers OIL
1000 Columbia Red Metal
white Lunch pfd.
1000 IAL OH A. Refining
MAX WlSkLER
Elliott $50 2it Union st
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FARM LANDS

COMB on OtTT
THE LAND Is FINE AT BUCKLEY
7fis acres. all improved. a-roou
modern house, plaHtcerd: cement
basement. bath. city water. cleo
trio lights. phone. big barn. cement
floor. water IN barn. hay fork and
cable: garage. poultry house. ma
chine shcd. and wood and coal
house. ~ head fine grade Jersey
cows and heifers. 1 bull. some
chickens: family orchard: cream
separator, new farm tractor, dou-
bic pillow. big roller disc cultiyator
potato digger and hitler. and lots OF
smaller farm tools: fine lawn. gar
den and growing crops; Z blocks Go
large high and graded schools,
h-miie TO depot Price only s17.-
500 for the whole thing. A real
income city and country homo farm
bargain. Terms.
W l., BURNSIDE. Buckley. wash
So, 500 81 600 CASH
WELL IMPROVED fo-AcRE FARM
New s-room house. good barn, chick
on house, boat and boat house.
county road. r. II. D.; school: run
ming water; well: acres in clover
farm Is in good location. good
view Of Sound and mountains,
extra good soil. a real snap.
5-AcRE IMPROVED FARM
4-room house. large barn. shed and
outbuildtngR: plenty OF water: on
main county road. good rich soil
and some crop already in. Price
$3.50: 81 900 cash.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
eli Third Ave. Elliott %.
CANADIAN PACIFIC Try. LANDS
5000. 900 acres OF rich prairie land
ready for the pillow in Sunny Al
bcrta at an average price OF SIS
per acre: also thousands of acres
of irrigated alfalfa lands at $50
per acre. including water right, on
20-ycar terms; $4,000 loan for Inn
provements. making IL easy for
you 10 start with small capital
we issue homeseokcrs' rates tC
Alberta. For maps. literature, etc.
apply to CANADIAN PACIFIC RY
LAND AGENTS, EOS Pioneer build
ing. Seattle. Main $3.50.
30 ACRES--Si.250
Small bayfield,: clearing around the
house. balance easy to clear: shed.
chicken house. good well: -four
miles to Mt. Vernon. This is a
snap; easy terms. Phone after
1850. Elliott 372.
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We have exactly the spot on which
10 raise them with a running
stream Of water, ever flowing.
This IN really an ideal place To
raise water fowl and have a do
liEhtful garden.
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WA>TED-IiOARDERs
SUMNER COTTAGES
20 FOR Observation-Disclosures

SASH AND DOORS
o. II. WILLIAMS CO.
1888 First Ave. g.
SCREENS
II r. not too early TO look up your
screens We make screens 10 or
der. They last longer and look
better.
CHICKEN HOUSE SASH
A dozen different sizes in stock for
immediate shipment.
Prepared Roofing
Gold Seal Brand
f-piy. per square t...5
1-ply. per square .......... z,Ib
1-ply. per square ....ss.s.. ssbo
Our large illustrated cntaiog show
ing full line Of building material
free on request
o. n. WILLIAMS co.
Established 1899.
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CHEAT LAND M YAKIMA

iiENf LAND IN fhkIMA
is.00o-AcRE SHEEP RANCE
MUST BE THROWN OPEN
FOR BETTLEHS
IN 20 AND s0-AcItE TRACTS
In the rich lower valley. noted for
It's fruits and tremendous Yields Of
alff<fa and corn. the government
OF the United states has been lay
Ing out the iart extension Of the
FAMOUS EuNNYbfDE CANAL
Our 1900 acres Of rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
be divided up and sold % settlers.
ron a SHORT TIME ONLY buyers
will be given their choice OF these
tracts at $40 10 $50 PER acre. with
a long time 10 pay and very low
interest rate. Ideal climate; near
towns. on two railroads aud state
WE Wow THIS LAND TO BUYERS
By appointment. Call at our office.
write 20 us or send a telegram.
Maps. photographs and samples OF
aoil AT our office.
office open evenings also,
YAKIMA RIVER Farms COMPANY
9is Green Building Seattle.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
AT BUCKLEY
10 acres the very finest black soil:
all level. city water. close 10 town
L~mile 20 main street. fine road
new broom house. new barn, root
house and wood house; good
COWS. 3 heiferr. big brood SOW ana
pigs. 1 horse. wagon, piowh. bhr-
row. cream separator and many
small tools: acres the finest crops
that ! have seen, oats. clover. pota-
toes. corn. beans and biz garden.
balance Of land pasture. Price
$4,000: half cash. No better soil
| We'll located.
W. l.. burnside. Buckley, wash.
iO-ACHE RANCH
Small house. barn and
chicken house. school
close. on telephone.
mail and milk route.
pAriiy cleared. some
wood: level and on a
good road near Kent
| tI.7b0. easy payments
&. 4. DIBBLE
slf New York Block
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STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS WANTED
Petroleum Producers Corp'n.
Commonwealth Finance Corp'n-
Smith Canning Machine.
Liberty Bonds
STOCKS OFFERED
. King Airship .... Special
500 Eoth~rt Process Steel .3i.i0
200 Deep Sea Salvage . rs
Zoe Pan Motor. ~. Cloud -. as
3eo Universal ". r. Tel $50. .35
- T. s. Metal Cap ~Eprersit'Ia.00
1000 AmAigamated Cold Mines .25
soon Columbia Red Metal 49,. rs
1000 Alaska Pet. A. Coal 49,. .i7N
Unit Seatfie-Flat Creek Special
5000 Srattis-Ter oil ... .0s n
100 Allen Cons. oil. with div. 200
100 Manhhttan-Trx. Pet -. LIS
g J. STEEPLE
ris Cherry ST Main ssss.
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PERSONAL.

PEI NJ A N ENT HAIR WAVING.
Marching, henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main 6b07 h20 Union st.
APPEAL. TO ANYONE VITALITY IN
terested in the care of our insane.
Write me Immediately in conf
dencc. Mrs. Jessie IL. Martin, S26
IL. send St
DIR. LILLIAN Chamberlain
practic physician: natural and
herb remedies. no operation. GA
First ave. Main 5lla.
ELECTRO. INDICATED 1NHALA-
torlum for rheumatism, goitre.
asthma, catarrh. Information free.
sos "a Third ave-
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iooKts5 FEET ONLY $3.50
Terms $50 Cash and 80 Month

Call At our office prepared 90 buy
this land IL ~ less than mileH
from downtown. and 20 minutes
ride from Second ave. aud Pike st
GOODWIN REAL ESTATE co. Inc.
ai2 Leary Bldg. Main 1857,
Victory Heights Office. kenwood 1887
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II wANTED-R'eAL ESTATE
FOR ExCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE

WANTED
Improved acreage and city resi-
denccs for exchange.
JOSEPH y. THOMAS e. co. INC.
Mr.. Clark or MIR. Moore
1926 Third Avenue Elliott as25
EXCHANGES IN REALTY our
speciality: any state: match any
Hize deal. See or write North Coast
Realty Co, 400 Seaboard Bldg. I:
Elliott 3sf0.
s ACRES FOR SALE or TRADE
for automobile: located near Port
orchard. G. NJ. Baker. i625 Grand
blvd
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Is SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

1 To help the ex-service men, The
Star will publish "Situations
Wanted" advertisements free
of charge for all soldiers. sail
ors and marines seeking en-
ployment.
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Ex- SERVICE MAN, FOURTH CLASS
fireman. license. can handle steam
and gas engines and can drive n
car; will consider anything in city.
E-I00 star
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8, FOR sALi-WATEKfKONT
PROPERTY

WHY WORRY ABOUT SCARCITY
Of gasoiincT Leave your car In
the garage and 20 by boat from
Pier >. foot Of Madison at. to
fiiAhee Beach for the Weekend or
vacation. Frequent service. Ho-
tel accommodation Plenty To
eat for the largest appetiteS.
Flavor and cooking such AZ you
haven't had since boyhood or girl
hood days in the old home. Call
TO see pictures and get details OF
choice homeeites offered at this
delightful summer resort nj prices
ana terms TO suit anyone. Ar
range 20 spend this weekend and
the Fourth ~ iilahee Beach. You
viii want 90 stay for the rest Of
the summer. W. X. Nacfariane,
The Community Builder. 722
Leary Bldg Phone Elliott 2s2t.
SOUND WATERFRONT TRACTS
s0xz60 and tideiandr; close 20 dock
piped water: electric lights; facing
Seattle me view: price s22b, on
easy terms. owner. y w. Hunt
fff Green building Main ITO
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INSTALLING AND MAINTAINING
office system for small concerns
by young accountant Address
F.f0g star
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Ex ARMY MAN. TRUCK DRIVER.
garage man. would like work OF
some sort around automobiles.
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FOR PAINTING, PAPERTNG, KALI
evenings and Sundays. Ballard
1882 Will send man 10 estimate
your Job free. All work guaran-
teed.
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Ex- SERVICE MAN WISHES WORK.
VIII do anything that furnishes a
ewing wage. Prefers something
mechanical Good gas engine man,
marine or other. F-lO2. Star
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FOR sALE-L c. S. ELECTRICAL.
engineering course. complete. Ad-
dress F-103, Star
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20 ACREAGE
CLIFFORD LAND co.
$3.50 $50 CASH $3.50
10 acres OF good level land with
some small timber. shot clay soil
In well settled district, close TO
school and neiEhbora, ideal for
poultry. berries and fruit.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
Gil Third Avenue Eiiptt 90
20 ACRES. NEARLY ALL CLEARED
and in crops. i-room house: large
barn. chicken houses: place all
fenced: never failing creek runs
thru the place: horse. wagon, har-
ness, chickens, farm and garden
tools. Price $4,000.
r. M. JORDAN a. co.
21i American Bank Bldg.
DIES MONIES HIGHWAY
TRACTS. 500
Terms $40 down and SIS monthly:
good SOIL and worth much more.
Il. w. HUNT
a1s Green Building
40-ACRE FARM
i-room house: well: small clearing;
close TO Big Lake: $1,000; one
quarter cash.
II. c. PETERS. 7is Third Ave.
SNAP NORTH OF CITY
10 acres. u cleared: broom house
orchard. price $4,000. $500 cash.
y cHAPPELL
go Marion Street
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WRITE FOR MAP OF WESTERN
land. low price. and easy terms
offered 90 sr,uhi settlers
WEYEHHAFfSER TIMBER CO.
TACOMA WASH
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09

? Pokracovanie bud1cne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09
TUTU JE TX OBVEsEL UJUCA sTRANKA

Matka je pref v robote ona nusela st' pracovat',
ked otec zomrel Ale malucky Janko neluvna Elenka
s tasni oni s Day Nursery len cas- kn ich matka
pracuje ..-. = @t=5e r.
Tie mile chvle, AXE zazva t&to rodinka vecer, ked'
matka dietky donna! Niekedy matka je ME ustata
tolko, aby nezahfla dietkami tie hry ktore
den naucily opatroyni ona e NIKDY ME ustata, aby
nevypocuvala tie asne rozpravky ktore pocuy dietk
pri teplom ohnku nursery. !" #.a~ r%s.
Matka sa tiez uci mnohemu. v sobotu vecer ona
det de do Settlement House priatelskS posedenie.
homemakers class ktorej hovoriy ej priatelske spo
locenske pracovnicky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09

Ale matka sa este vzdy nema najepsie. Zda sa
nemoze vydrzat' robotu fabrike Dobrocnny pracov
mix nacenik opatrovne day Nursery ushovoria Wy
ponnoct matke nejakym penazm ably mohla ostat do
ma starat' sa svoje dietky.
my mozeme trochu pomoct matke ably mohla u
drzat'' hovoria "Ona potrebuje ukazat je vareni
nakupovan potom budc vstave starat' svoje det
vaky ako hocikto mas
Pravda, musime pamatat' ma trubel, ktory ma macka
Elenka hrdlom Nurska cd spolocenskej suzby
nice bola zavoana 0na hovor ze Eenka potrebuje mal
operacu madi Teraz vsetci ushovora ze Elenku do
vedu do detskej nemocnice kde door moze vyiect je
bol'av6 hrdielko.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
400 PERSONS WERE LOST
ON AFRIQUE, is BELIEF
Only 81 Survivors of Foundered
Craft Landed. ALI Being Sol
diers and Sailors.

LA ROCHELLE. France, January 4
| (by the Associated Press) More than
400 persons are believed to have lost
| their lives in the wreck of the steamer
Antique on Roche Bonne Shoal, Bay OF
| Biscay. Only fifty-seven survivors are
known to have been landed
Hope for the rest of the passengers
and crew faded during the past night
as hour after hour passed without cheer
ing tidings and seventy-two hours after
the vessel foundered many feared one
of the greatest marine tragedies of
modern times was enacted off the coast
before dawn Sunday morning.
Sailors and French colonial soldiers
are the only persons from the ship
known to have reached land safely.
1T was impossible to approach the
Antique" said Capt. Jouan of the steam
er Ccylan, which was summoned to the
scene of the wreck by wireless on Sat-
urday and which attempted to rescue
those on board the doomed vessel Il
remained in wireless communication
with the ship. however. and received
the following message: I am drifting
and fear the ship will go shore Later
came another message saying: am
steering for a light
Then came a final message: We are
sinking That is all I know about the
loss of the Afrique'
Some of the rescued sailors declared
that when. with great difficulty, the
boats were swung out, passengers were
afraid to jump for them seeing they
were already half full of water.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
BELGIUM AND HOLLAND
AGREE UPON PROBLEMS
Scheldt and Canal Commissions
Will Be Named to Handle Cues
tions Relating to Waterways.

BRUSSELS. Tuesday. January 13
(French Wireless Service).-A salts
ia ctory solution of the economic prob
lens arising out of the revision of the
treaty OF 1889 has been reached by the
representatives of Belgium and Hol-
land. but it is asserted that no mill
tary accord will be reached t present.
The question of the Scheldt is re-
ported to have been settled by a plan
for two commissions-one for the
Scheldt, which will sit at Brussels,
and the other to deal with the Ghent
Ter Neuzen canal. to sit at Ghent-
Both commissions will comprise both
Dutch and Belgian members, and will
deal with questions relative to navi-
cation and lights on the Scheldt. II
necessary the commissions will be
privileged to move to Holland, and in
case of any controversy they will
choose an arblter among the repre-
sentatiVes of the nations which have
joined the league.
In accordance with the provisions
of the peace treaty a canal will be
dug to connect the Scheldt with the
Rhine, extending above the Meuse and
reaching Duisburg. This canal will
connect Strasburg and Antwerp.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
18TH ST. CITIZENS
TO Join FEDERATION
Association Elects Officers
and EnroIIs Six New
Members.

The Sixteenth Street Heights Git
| liens Association unanimously adopt
ed a resolution to join the Federation
! ing last night at the residence of
| Henry M Phillips. 1211 Fern street.
| The motion was offered by the sec
! retary, Willard \. Holmes, who stat
| ed that the association was now
! ready to take it's place with the other
! organizations of the federation. 1t
was agreed that as soon as the as
! sociation was notified of its accept
ance. money for the annual dues
would be provided and a delegate and
| alternate appointed.
Officers Elected; New Members
| Officers of the association for the
| ensuing year We're elected although
| the suggestion by the federation in
| a letter to the residents of the heights
| urging the election of officers of ca ch
association to be held at the same
| time, near the end of each year, was
considered. report on which will be
! made at the next meeting. The cleo
! ton resulted in the unanimous re-
election of all The present officers, who
| are: Daniel c. Roper, commissioner
| or internal revenue, president; Gordon
! W Bonnette, vice president: Willard
! \. Holmes. secretary. and r. Claude
! Wright. treasurer. The election OF
| the various committees. it was stated
| would be held at the next meeting.
! The association ADDED six more mem
be,s to its rolls. making the total mem
bership near sixty. The newly elected
! members wre Loring c. Wood, Arthur
/ l.. Southworth. f. J. Mudd. o. A. Ying-
| ling. Mrs. Hazel !. kinsman and Mrs.
; Lillian j.. Sammis.
! a report was made by the chairman
! on lights. calling to the attention of the
association the need of lights on Alaska
avenue. l.. 3. Scott stated that he had
written to Postmaster Chance. asking
/ for mail box a the corner of 18th and
Fern streets. He said that he had re-
| ceived a reply. saying that the matter
would be taken up after the holidays.
| II. II. HERMAN, chairman of the trees
committee. stated that it was deplorable
| that the trees which were promised in
the contract under which the present
owners had purchased their homes had
never been planted Mr.. Herrimans S
arguments were approved by the asso-
citation and the committee on trees was
requested to take vigorous action.
Humorous Incident Told.
| y humorous incident was related by
Mr.. Phillips, at whose residence the as
| sociation met. He told of having plant
ed some castor oil beans last summer
pursuant TO the governments request
| to the people to raise them. Whether
! the soil was particularly adapted for the
raising of these plants OF not, he did not
! know, but said they suddenly began to
| grow very large, to his surprise. And
| to get rid of Them he stated, II had to
| saw them down. My wife used some of
| the pieces fer firewood this winter To
substantiate his story. he ran down to
| four feet long and as thick as ones
! wrist.
| Gordon W. Bonnette presided in the
absence of the president.
Evening star., 1920-01-14
ALLIED ENJOYS TO BERLIN.
English, French, Italian and Bel.
gian Charges d'Affaires Named,

LONDON. January IA Berlin
wireless message says that the Gre
dentals of Lord Kilmarnock of Eng
land, NJ Marcilly of France and Count
AldroVandi Maroscotti of Italy. the
new charges d'affaires. have already
been submitted to the government
Count Kerschove Denterghem. it is
reported, has been appointed Belgian
charge d'affaires at Berlin. The count
was second secretary of the Belgian
embassy in Berlin when Belgium
broke off diplomatic relations with
Germany in 1914.
Evening star., 1920-01-14


What DandruH Can Do.
II you have dandruff you must
get rid of it quickly-it's positive
iy dangerous and will surely ruin
YOUR hair If you don't, :
Dandruffy heads mean faded,
brittle, scraggly hair that finally
dies and then you are hairless and
nothing can help you.
The only way to abolish. dam
druff for good is to dsstreS the
germ that causes 1t, TO do tins
quickly and at little expense. get
from your druggist or Peoples
Drug Stores some Partisan cage
and follow the simple directions
for home use.
1t is guaranteed to Danish all
dandruff. stop itching scalp and
falling hair. and promote q new
growth, or the cost. small as it
is, will be refunded,
Partisan sage is scientific prep
aration that supplies, hair needs
an antiseptic, delicately perfumed
liquid, neither sticky nor greasy,
easy to apply. and guaranteed not
to color the hair or scalp.
Good looking hair is half the
personal appearance, Neglect
means dull, thin, lifeless hair and
finally badness. while a little at
tention now helps insure thick and
lustrous hair for years to. come.
No matter what your hair tfou-
bfes, try a Partisan sage massage
tonight-you will not be disap
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