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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

Legal Notices
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Notice Sc hereby given that the partner
ship between c. IL Taught and T. L.
Elder, doing business as Elder-Faught
Sales company In e Paso Bank Building
was dissolved on the 24th day OF Eovem-
Der. 1920
G. n FAUGHE.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Notice is hereby given that q special
meeting of the stockholders Of the Fl
Paso & Southwestern Railroad company
Of Texas, a corporation organised under
the laws o. the STATE Of Texas. viii be
held az the office Of the company. IN the
Il Paso q Southwestern building. Fl Paso.
Texas. commencing az 10 O'clock a. m
on Monday, January 10th. 1921 The
purpose g this special meeting Is the
authorization OF a lease o. q certain Dor
zion Of the company's riFht-of-way, to
the G. a & S. A. Railroad company, for
a period q SO years.
A. L HAWLET.
Seeretzrw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

F-==-==-==-=-=--f=T-=->
TWO rooms 2 sleeping porches. connect
ing bath. with use OF garage. IN private
hame. eheap. EOS Dunn Blrd-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

NOW Is THE TIME TO
LIST YOUR HOUSES
II you have a house. be IL large
or small. cottage or bungalow.
put the right price on q. and We
VIII sell H.
Call o. b Rocker
With
BROADDUS a lie BARON
Realtors.
IL Texas St. PHONE 155s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

DRESS making. ladies taloriag. remodel
ing. evening gown expert Just from Gale
fornia- Work guaranteed. 2111 E Boule-
yard. Ph. s5If-W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Housekeepinq Room-FurnisheI

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FIVE ROOM APT. second coor. well ven
tiiated. Ph. 5e27J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

WANTFD-An experienced card writer.
Apply at once. ask for Mr. LYMAN Mgr
China Palace Retail Dept H. E san An
tonic
ONE HUNDRED DOLIAR
CASH PRIZES
offered for the three best titles or each
s'TOP-NOrCH7
COMEDY
Ask your nearest picture show
when they are showing
ssrOP-SOTCH"
COMEDIES.
see the pictures and win prize
Tor NOTCH STUDIOS.
CLEVELAND.
Help Wanted-Agenfs.
VaNTED-Men or women OF good appear
ance 20 solicit. good commission VEST
rup-Desue studio. 1Q1 Mesa-
Help Wanfed-Femals
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ENGLISH speaking Mexican girl for gen
eraI houseWerl. Apply 500 Ipson
WANTED-GlrI for houseWork. small fam
ily. references. logz Aontana. N se-l y. 2
WANTED-English speaking girl 70 cook
and "a light houseworz for small family
Sc week. 1905 y RIO Crane
WANTED English speaking woman FOR
2l-5 FEDERAL 81.
WANTED-lIon or women OF good appear-
ance to solicit. good commission West
ruu-Deane Studio. 1Qd Mesa
VANTED-An eEperlenced linen checker
Apply in person. Excelsior Laundry slll
Rosa ST
WANTED-dexican SRI FOR general house
work and assist with cooking, must stay
nights. Phi 271s-
WANTED-Good. live advertising solicl-
tor that can deliver the goods. commits
sion basis, permanent address C li-.
BARNETTs XMAS SPECIALS
Ladies Wrist Watches. $3.50 and up
90 San Antonio St. 2l9-
FNPERIESCED LADY STESOGRAPH-
ERS-Our demand IS greater rhan our SUP
ply We make our students competent and
experienced Positions Eudraure
nRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
2. T. Davis. MEr.. Raynolds Bldg. Ph z6le-
Situations Wanfed-Male
EANrED-Land TO pillow IN upper valley,
acre or contract CaA or write l. / Tai
bot. 1881 Montana
YOUNG NAN, years' offIce experience
ard years as travelling salesnan- Ad-
dress B 100. care Herald
BOY 81 ~ desires position as tie clerk or
office assistant; also thorough EnoWledEa
Of addresz3graph work Phi 5917.
CHEF AND WIFE good assistant. club.
hotel or restaurant experience. know our
business best references. VIII leave town
Paul N North. Glenn Hotel
EXPERIENCED bookkesper wants- en-
pioymeut with reliable firrns can furnish
references. energetic. reliable S2s5 Hueco
ST. Phi 5sss.
DO YOU need extra help during holidays?
erences VIII consider any proposition Ad-
dress c 115. care Herald.
DVESTIGATED-Car indeed men. claa-
sifisd BY crafts and trades with photo
greph and full information a. 70 previous
experience and reference Quesuonuaire;
We can furnish a man fer any position
hy careful selection. Vocational Dept, y.
u ~ a. PA SIS.
Situations Wantsd-Femals
GOOD steuographer wishes position. no
objections 20 leaving city. best references,
At presgat employed. Ph as24.
Real Estate Wanted
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CARPESTER work wanted Pm slo2
QUICK results List with Phillips-Creel.
100 PER CENT results from tenementa-
TURNER. KEMP 8 COLDWELL-
aC1OsE N BARGAIN WASTED.@
We have q client no wants TO buy a 5 OF
6 room ounEaloW or cottage close in: prop
arty must be IN first class condition and
must be an absolute bargain
See 1Ir. HOFFMAN
DOUGLAS @. CROWELL AGENCY.
224 1fnls Bldg. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

HOW ABOUT 500 per MONTH CLEAR9
We have 9 NEWS STAND, CIGAR STORE.
TAILOR SHOP, FILLING STATION and
BARBER SHOP that viii do this
Maybe $500 per month clear VIII suit
you better; then we offer you a DRUG
BOOMING HOUSE or GROCERY STORE
Probably $1,000 per month is more 70
your liking. then the HOTEL or CONFEC-
IlONEkA we have IN mind VIII turn the
trick.
A little cash and let the business nay
ita own way ont viii soon make you IN
dependent II You really want this fr-
dependence we can start You On ths go
Drop around and LET'S converse about it
PADEN REALTY COMPANY.
REALTORS.
1918 FL PAsO BANK BLDG.
PHONE 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Musical instruments

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s1z5 FrCTEOLA-s15 cash. $50 20 small
monthly payments Phi STEW
FOR sAIE-FIns Gihson Harp raItar and
case. $50 Room 5. Southern hotel, 90
3 n
FOB sALE-A real bargain "a No "a wee
trola, f1med oak finish in bsst cordI-
ton. 81 records. Phi 9f95W-
FOR sALE-smau Victroia 81 erosiIrnr
ccrdltl1l- win also digucse OF rsc1res. win
sen reasonabls. Phi 1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Wanted-Furnilurs

Manted-furlitufe
HIGHEST prices paid for used furniture.
stoves rugs. etc, or viii exchange Texas
Furn- & storage Co. 500 z. san Antonio.
WE BUY furniture. good or damaged.
stoves. sewing machines. Photographs and
harness. pay good pricezs all kinds Of
furniture for sale az a bargain Phi 1889.
sa11 Alameda
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

D
FOR RENT-Two large uufurnishsd rooms.
water. HEhts and phone free 1f50 Texas,
I Ph. $50
For Rsni-Rooms furnished
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GOOD downtown rms. an outside. rsason-
Z able. o.. courthouse. 422i1 y san AnLoll2-
HOTFT- s9TOF-i65 modern rooms. IS
uriuare baths rates reasonable an excel
] lent family hotel. Pm 800, us s. ncanlo1-
0NF iarre room With private hath steam
heat. gentlemen preferred. 10 sick, refer
ence. 1917 Montana-
one Iarre. clean bedroom near bath
walking distance. sol Montana g.. Pm
575sW-
I Will RENr 70 o. gentlemen a nicely
furnished front bedroom nice ne.s-l11E-
hood. no sick need apply. IN ee5tM
+ NICE front Bedroom. adjoininE. bath. pri-
{ vate home, suitable Tor couple or iaay
I employed. no sick PA 80
Two nicely furnished rooms with bath.
also EaraEe for rent llAs [eTac1- El-
] FTRNIsHED front room. private front
entrance. hath, furnace heat. near car
lines ESQ Iularosa. - 4ll..
BaRNETTrS XMAS SPECIALS
Leather Belts with silver Buickles- sLa5-
21s san Antonio 81. 1la-
ATTRACTIVE front room with bath close
iu. good neiEhborhood near board private
family. $3.50 gentlemen preferred Fn-
sa12J.
For ReHt-Rooms and Board
FINEST table board ln town. with or
without steam heated roous- 6lA YEA
AMERICAN DINING ROOH-TWo meals a
day. sd-51 week. lunch packing a zpeclally-
Ph- 11l@. s1s n Ochoa- AIRS. r L lowell
ISVALIDs AND COSFALESCESTs-
rate home. trained nursing. rates SIS ard
SIS per week Ph- $50
CONVALEsCE-NT MEN - Coed sleeping
porcha7- fine cooking ana home privileges
NICELY furnisked a1ufheast front room
with board iu private home. suitable for
I two empl1Eed- SIS y. ka1sas Fh- 66s5W-
LARGE heated room. 9 meals. In hens.
good neighborhocd. walking distance also
new modern Earlge. no sick Ph- $3.50.
BOARD and sisepins porch for tuberoular
plue--fs. also private Sleeping p1rcl Tor
9 people 1904 NaaErlIle. Highland Park
car Phi s12sJ.
ROOM and board in private home. nod
crn convenience. convenient 70 cars.
minutes TO town 1910 p Boulevard. Fh-
For Rsai-sioEss and Offices
FOR RENr-Part of basement n the
Brasos, suitable Ger storeroomL Inquire 514
Mesa
FOR REST-A larse and e snail offlce
10 the Herald building. Heat. light and
fanitor service furnished Reasonable rztel
Apply 20 the Auditor % The Herald.
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.
rraeclzaFs On two sides, size about l5a eest
BY 50 feet. rent -------.--.---..- $500
TURNER, EElrP a COLDWELL-
Phone 2lGo-
SOUTH FL PAsO sTREET-st1rsrodn. 20
By has feet. near the corner o. second
81. attractive lease
W. p. Glft1ev.
Central Property
LEANELL SIBERIAN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
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ToST-Tuesdav evening, black patent
leather purse, reward call 64ziA or
IlI2 Los Angeles ST.
I0ST-T5iaek shetland pony and a bay
horse branded on the tight and left leg.
PHI 8926W, reward
FOUND-The best transfer. and storags
ssta b1Ishuent EELLTS TRANSFER &
STORAGE, Phi. 262.
OVERCOAT, lost out Of auto between "
Boulevard. on Upson and city Finder re-
turn 20 IN Rhein. 40 Fl Paso Bank
Bldg. receive reward
aTREDAIE rsssmblinE Rags" formerly
owned BY Ms Irene W. Dye, came back
to FL Paso veterinary Hospital Prove
property and pay charEes.
LOST-Bstg-een san Jacinto Plaza and "
Boulevard 1adT's black handbas contain
ing money and keys Finder please return
70 sos n. III Paso OF Pm 2a651. IeE-ard-
IOsT-A small long haired dog, with spot
on breast. has appearance Of s-ur-ed CO..
lie. has narrow collar on and answers %
the name CT Teddy" Finder please call
5s1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

Housekeeping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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FOR RENT-Tw0 large uufurnisled rooms.
water lights and phone free 1850 AeAas'
PHI $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

Beautiful advanced styles 20 close cut
real cheap. Room go. Caplea Bidgs take
elevator OF walk % one lighL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

ATTRACTIVE LEASE
% 3 years on Texas street store locaaon
having a total % $500 square feet q
space. includinE dry. concrete basement
This can be secured az price much low
20 than rents being paid on less desirable
Texas street property Apply 20 tenant.
900 Texas s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

lrerico- wiz pay highest cash pricel Tor
used furniture for the next 90 days @. ID
Hau..r E-lru--ura Co. - .LL.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

FTRNfTTRE nicely furnished room
a1arfment. $500 cash. apartment fur reut-
possession any time this month Cab.
ufluo. first class condition. a bargain. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

TWO DRESsERs, SIS each. 3 foot ron top
5fflce desk one 10z12 Administer rug.
hot blast heaters, good az new Hooaier
i-irrrs- -sbfref- also set Of rev silver
- an r-II rraaorabIe- T1f s Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

Help Wanted-Male
Want man % solicit who can speak Span
2. san Antonio.
AMERICAN who speaks Spanish Euently.
good pay. permanent position Apply fQl
Caples BldEs Ph falo.
WANTED-3Iuzer and ranch hand. must
be good mixer, $3.50 day. 3. ?. Meyer,
Hanover. - p.
BARNETT's MAS SPECIALS.
Gents Pocket Watches. $500 and up.
213 san Antonio St. 219.
WANTED-First class aut5moble me-
chanlc, none other need apply Alamo
Machine Co. e1Q1 Alameda
WANTED-lIen or women q good appear
auce to solicit good commission west
rup-Deane studio. l9l Mesa.
WANTED-AT ONCE. COIOBED fPOR-
TER. APPLY MODERN CAFE, BASE
MENT MILLS BLDG.
COLORED cook for sanatorluu. straight
meals, short hours. $50 week ana room
Suunycrest Sanatorium. PHI s507.
WANTED-G0od. live advertIsing sosici-
tor that can deliver the goods. comulis-
care Herald
BOLTON's CAFE,
AZ 3. san Autoni5.
% EgEa, hot cakes and coffee. ...... .a0c
halns bacon eggs hot cakes. coffee f5c
Hot cakes, ham or bacon. coffee. SOC
Small steak. eggs, toast and coffee. soc
Pork chop. egg. hot cakes and coffee. .f5c
Oatmeal, fruit. toast and coffee. -... .15o
Plain omelette, potatoes. rolls. coffee -10c
Waffies stripped with bacon. coffee. .15c
eggs. bot rolls and butter. coffea. soc
Maffle1. honey and coffee --.---..- -toc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

HATCHISG EGGs AND BABY CHICKS.
Get your order o. now for eggs that VIII
hatch and chicks that VIII 1--we WY take
chancaag orr uariuss are quality mat
Iurs and our Cock i5 certified for err
uroductf1n and standard REQUIREMENTS b.
the Texas A. & IL CoileEl extension Ser
r-Ien
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

49, $500 n orsEon 81 q so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

ENGLE no ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
AND HGT EPRIN Gs-LeetB Al trains At
EuEle. Oldest dam driver bes- dam car
ca the dam line. Try these EprinEe-
best in the world = =. Hefferuan. Hot
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

kltclen tables ----------- -t--l1
shirt waist Boxes -----..----.-.....-fl .T5
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
--- .-.--n- s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

EI61- 800 cash. 81 weekly. VIII buy Llia
outfit. Dresser. bed. mattress and sp-ine1.
rocker. art square. heater. chalrE 1lnF
table. kitchen table. gas stove. rEE.ls
FURNITURE & STORAGE CO., SCI =. san
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
For Sals-Pasos

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BRAND new piano. cost e515. VII faEe
900 p 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

hans. Grand FANS, Imperial, Bueul Vista
osweEo Orient train IL Stockton, Alpine
ONE DAY DAILY except Sunday Phone
Er11n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

81. f5-f5c cash. soc weekly buys piece
aluminium sets S. cash, s. weekly buys
ulol1Er1pl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10


Oh sALE-Nios Mission bookcase. Ph,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

A. ais Texas has tire name Of being t1s
MOT reasonable place 70 the city 70 bug
f1-uftura Phi 1888
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

WALLACE EUENITUkE CO.
VIII pay you top cash price Tor your
furufture. get our bid before you sell.
nMn.-E ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

PIANOS bought sold and ezchanrsd tur-
ING ana repairing. over ears ir 70 Pasc.
JOS 81 OECHSNER. PHONE eG1f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

-, o., EED STAR RaBHiTET.

Dividend PAYING NEW ZEALAHnS.
We have is does about s months cid vc
are guluE 20 sell during December az 81
per head. all subject 20 register, ful pedi-
rect from this al New zealand Red IA b.
dlrry, 29o5 san Desc s.. e Paso. Phi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10
Wanted TO Kent


TANTED-Three or q unfurnished rooms
not TOO far out BY permanent people Phi
-Ferr S rrrrW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-10

BARGAIN-Cotton MATTRESSES. 1915 di1-
inE table, f9-5Qs gas range. f1f-5o- iron
beda f1-50s art squares. fI-5o and Up
heaters. SIS and Up. chiffercbe. fl9-50-
Quaker Maid kitchen cabinet. $3.50; baby
bed $3.50. ccugoleuu. 85c per yard
TENas FURNITURE q STORAGE co.
FnT San amernfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
warn AGAINST
LAND FOR VETS
Practically Worthless Ac-
cording to Legion

Branding as worthless Western
Oregon homestead lands announced
az open to entry by ex@ervicc men.
the Elmer J. Noble post. American
Legion. has made public a resolution
warning war veterans against at
tempting TO homestead these lands.
Many disabled ex-ssrvice men
lave already gone down to Oregon.
asclarcd w. r. Wise. OF Noble post.
I'VE are attempting to discourage
others from following their example.
The American Legion posts in Med
ford, Ore. and Portland have an
nounced that the land left open TO
the service men Is practically worth
less
The real preferential rights TO
entry go to the squatterA. say the In
vestigators, who declare that there
are few men who could successfully
take up a claim with less than
ii 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
.YEAR-OLD
BOY KILLED
UNDER CAR
Driver Of Automobile Father
of Youth Who Was Elec-
trocuted Last Week

While riding u coaster wagon, Cal
vim Rosenberg. 4. .sos Washington
was almost instantly killed. and
= k1payis. his .-yesr-old companion.
painfully injured when their
2sAgon was struck by an automobile
driven by r. W. Wright. sii ssth
ave. n. at ssth ave. ;. and Washing
ton ST.. late Tuesday afternoon.
Tho Rosenberg had was rushed To
Providence hospital. where physt-
clans announced death had resulted
before the hospital was reached. The
Davis boy was taken home. where
physicians declared his injuries, al
tho Painful. were not serious.
Wright told the police that high
hank on Washington St obscurcd tn.
coaster from his view and that he
was unaware OF the coaster until u
flashed In front OF his car. Wright
II the father Of Harold Wright. the
ls-year-oid youth who was electro
cuted lasS Friday night when he
grasped n live wire at r. Harrison
vt. and Dewey place. He was booked
and released on his personal rcoog.
nixance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
FARMERS SHOT
HALTS FUGITIVE
Prisoner Escapes; Wounded
in Knee

Shot and captured after escaping
from the county stockadc al the VII
lows. Fred Stewart was In city hospi-
tai Wednesday recovering from a
xunshot wound In the knee. Stewart.
no was serving a ss-day sentence
for dIsorderiy conduct ran away
while working near the stockadc
~Tuesday morning
nriy In the afternoon. Ralph ID.
Me1Auliey. superintendent OF the
stockade. spicd Stewart and fired
four shots. bat all missed Al Staten.
Hollywood farmer. saw Stewart enter
vacant house about p m. Armed.
he waited outside pending arrival OF
Mcculley.
Stewart tried TO escape before Nc
f'ulEey arrived Staten brought him
down with a single shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
DIES DURING
RIDE IN TAXI
Chauffeur Races Passenger
to Hospital

CHICAGO. April IA man b.
lieved to be James s. Dickson. OF
Omaha, was dead here today follow
ing i5-mile taxicAb ride to the out
skirts of Chicago.
Take me anywhere the driver
said the man told him
After riding about for an hour the
chauffeur discovered the man was
dying and raced him to a hospital
but the taxis passenger died en-
route.
Examination revealed an identity
card with the name Of Dickson on Il
and giving his occupation as that OF
a department store manager. He
had $3.50 in cash. a bottle OF whisky
and handbook showing balance OF
81. 400 on him. His condition sug.
gested poisoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Man Drops Dead
in Peoples Cafe

An effort is being made by the
coroner Wednesday TO identify an
aged man who dropped dead franA
apoplcxy Tuesday night while ns
ting in the Peoples cafe. IAN SEQ
ond ave. S. The dead man had .
81 bin carefully wrapped In news
paper. anchored to the bottom OF one
of his pockets by a piece Of string.
He was poorly dressed and was
about SO years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
RED LEADER
in AMERICA
IS SCORED
Congressional Prober Says
Department OF Justice
Should Act in Case

WASHINGTON, April IA
The ease 81 Ludwig &. A. X.
Martens, soviet representative
In the United States, IL more
suitable fer investigation and
action" by the departments u
justice than by the senate,
Chairman Moses Of the senzAs
subcommittee investigating
Russian propaganda said today.
Moses report was made TO tho
senate foreign relations committees
i WAS not signed by any other mem
Der Of the subcommittee. which in
cluded Senators Borah. Idaho, and
Brandegce Of Connecticut. republi-
cans. and. Pittman, Nevada. and
Shields. Tennessee. democrats.
The Moses subcommittee spent
many days interrneating Martens In
an effort to ascertain whether he
was Conducting Bolshevik propagan-
ia in the United States.
Martens IL already under arrest ON
a deportation warrant issued by the
department OF labor and his trial on
deportation charges ls pending. The
Moses report held that Martens has
no diplomatic or official status in
this country. that he assumes to
represent the Russian soviet rcpub-
lie which has no standing az a con
stitutionai authority in international
law: that he has received nc official
or personal recognition from the
United States government. that he
is n German subject enemy alien and
that altho he has not been openly
engaged in advocating overthrow or
this government, he has publicly as
ISOLATED himself with groups which
do advocate such a course and ex-
pressed his sympathy with them, ad-
mitted he Is rcvolutionist and de-
clared his belief that II would be
better for this country II soviet
were established here.
The report referred 10 care
fully planned inocuousness OF Mar
tens public activities" and men
toned "ihe difficulty ~ separating
Martens and his activities from prop
aganda carried on for the purposc
Of replacing the existing government
~ the sUnIteh States with ssvf1e-
ism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
IN OLD SEATTLE

Il All, children, those were gallant days
J When your. forefathers fought the Indians,
)lL and cougars bounced on little babies
Nh When boys and girls helped build their own
wv houses, and 1T took five days to get to Snoqual
III mic Falls
~ When Seattle was frontier village and the
N( redskins told legends about old Chinook
NJ When groceries were brought home in rough
III hewn mue-carts, and bears stole blackberry
VI pies off the window sls-
N When the flames swept up First avenue, and
N dancing school was on the beach of Elliott bay
IN Life was different then, more strenuous, less
" easy, and little boys and girls didn't have the
m easy time they have now with their indulgent
n parents and their pretty suits and dresses and
m their auto trips and Paris dolls and league base
III balls and kiddie kars.
N But maybe they had BETTER times-who
knows?
II Mabel Cleland is telling all about those early
N days in The Star Seattle Story Book, and be-
HI cause manyofyou havent read the early stories,
HI or have read them but haven't saved them and
w wish you had, The Star is printing them over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14

first
hadydo
eStoyBo
toB The
Eh SR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
DON'T FORGET
YOUR CELLAR!
Clean Up and Avoid Possible
Fire

city rarbaee workers Wednesday
we've waging an active campaign
against dirt and rubbish on vacant
lots.
The garbage department stands
ready TO handle large collections OF
debris. Transfers In regular trips
tbruout the city viii remove small
accurnulations Of rubbish.
The fire department, in connection
with "C1ean-up Week" advised resi-
DENTS to clean cellars and other
places about the home to prevent fire
hazard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Dismissed Cops
Are Reinstated

Patrolmen A. @. Ford and n. w.
peay. having satisfied the civil scrv-
ice commission that they didn't con
faczate "A quantity Of liquor from
Manual curto's home on Rainier ave.
and then collect $40 hush money
from him recently. have been rein
.tated. Both officers were dismissed
~ Chief Warren. February 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Do You Wear "11's"?
Look Out for Cons

All men in Seattle. who wear No.
II shoes, are being looked upon with
suspicion wednesday by the police.
Mrs. q. a. Mackenzie, 705e l4th
ave. N. W. reported the theft Of
pair Of dogs" a the dimensions
stated ahovo>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-14
Hot Dog" Feast
4 Ends in Arrests

4 Caught feasting On hot dog" J.
I Tisse. 10. and Eugene Gentle, 1s.
sre In the city jail Wednesday wish
ing they hadn't been so energetic
5ast night. The lads were arrested
- motorcycle patrolmen in a meat
rssrket operated By %. v. Auit at
"a 18th ave.