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Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Paint Supplies

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Foo,cing is complete list Of the lucky contestants:

jennings. K.n'. wssh Je. us'isy.
HfNmsftoa. Wssh.. gss Del. MsFls
o Ieais. hac3s "a luis. wash Ralph
NcAtiisfsF. o. y. y Nc 1. Medina.
wash Ages MrAiiisteF. a. D. y.
Ne. 4. Media. wash MaFsaFis
nre~n. so tsth avs. Sefthl lfsna
Hushfns.. den Del. Seattle. af.
J0hHson. tste hltth ave. n. u MF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
LAKE BrRfEN LOTS
The Coming Suburbs

We stiii have some splendid buys i
LOTS ON EASY TERMS. SOM
right on carllne: level. good sod
5oxi25s only sses: terms. SIS dow
and $3.50 per month. Others 4
little further back at sS75 AM
$500: $40 down and IS per me
All in good location: near storc4
movies. etc. close to city. PANf1
ROADS. Practically your LAS}
CHANCE 10 buy close in lots -
easy terms.
ENTERPRISE REALTY co.
Open sunday. sidney $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

s~ilis Hhsrrstt 80 rsiFnsn, sv.
Serth. Mrs ~. ssynsi sass Ninih
ave. West. Mrs. J. nsfIfsad. Ans-
aazimis. wash a.. y. aahtef, ssio
ssth ave " r. y Brown. .sse
N4nth ave- J. nndKsrs. Hassuua
spts ~ y fAYstie. naseana Apis
~ y. He~es. sit Cedar At VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

81. and bath hungaicusn
5o-foot lot: $3.50 cash. balance ~
rent -
Sl.6on-s-room house on so-foot LON
5000 cash. balance sse per month";
ss.s0o--5-room modern bungalow 4
fireplace. basement and garegcth
fine home: $500 TO $500 cash. has :.
ance like rent.
JOHN NJ. DAHLBY 4
1900 Market Street Ballard S1I1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

, Mccarthy. Hoiilsisr apis. n
ward. Ashnfn. wash Mrs. G. Bly,
art. Chelsea. Wash AR v. bar.
bear. wsshingtsn hpisi. James More.
land. Metropolitan Hnplnsss college.
Nlas 1 Blaine, ~ Iaksxtew blvd.
, ~ uira. ans RITA ave NorfA.
Joe fsrnHlck. 81 Seventh ave Eafl
nsrouH. care Liberty Theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
NO MENT WHEN OFT or
WORK

NO PAYMENT WHEN OFT or .
WORK
Property right at LAKE BuRrTN--
where you have n ear line at your
door, cars every rs minutes; ce-
mant boulevard. water. electricity
and telephone; BtH1EN CITY. To-
DAY. TOMORROW aud all the
nnsst OF places 10 live In or
around Seattle. has only county
taxes. the best of soii. the pureht
q air. and the brightest OF sum
shine.
LITTLE FARMS WITH HOUSES
No. i--9 acre Of ground fronting
on cement boulevard. with a cute
Ittle house 81 rooms, close TO
price only 1900. on. reasonable
terms.
No. ~ acre tract OF ground with
sooae s-reo'n honse' Eooa view
frult trees. garden planted. chick
en- house and saru. price only s2.-
100. on terms Of 1900 down and
$50 month.
No 81 acre OF ground. cleared
and piowsd. fenced with the best
OF fence. cute little bungalow of
2 rooms: blocks to car line and
cement Boulevard good view.
dandy buy for sl.if0. on terms:
ace this and make your terms.
No. "a s-room house with enyiaT
feet OF ground fronting on cement
boulevard. cleared and piowed. a
good view; cioge TO car line. price
only fi.2so. on terpH
Automobile leaves my ONCE every
hour OF the day
Agent on property
II. NJ NELSON
sis Boston Block
Second and Columbia Elliott tss7
once hours: o. m. 70 6 .. m.
including Sundays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
$40 CASH

Buys a big boxl2o-foot garden lot.
two short blocks from California
ave-. paved thorofare, with dou-
BILE track car line direct to the
city. Why pay big rent when you
can buy a desirable. close-in lot.
with city water and city light for
$3.50, $40 cash and $40 month
Take Faunticroy car. No. ., on
First ave. TO W. Juneau St. and
inquire at our branch office on
the left hand side. next to the
store on the corner.
II. s. TURNER
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Room ) Downs Bldg. Phone Main 3ise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
BARGAINS IN SMALL HOMES
With LARGE LOTS and
-. DID ftIeA

81 Goo---roorn house on lot f1exf-s
with garden and good supply q
wood; 1850 cash.
sl2S0--5-room house with bath. ~
s0xi 20: owner leaving. VIII sAcyt&l
nee. $3.50 cash, Nj
81 so0--s-room house on corner 10
s0xizB; inside rartitioned an
iathsd. not yet piastersd. own&
will hnish at price OF $1,000: ~
cash. A
These houses are 30 minutes ffc
the business section. close 70 t4z
durtrlal center. close 10 DeEl
school. PARK and boulevard. nj
rapidly growing section Ok
city. on Lake Burlcn cAR&4
which now gives direct service -
the property from Occidental ars-
Yexier way. all of these properties
are within a block OF the car siine. I
with city water. electric lights
fine garden soil. etc. Just the,
place for your home: we have
other bargains which We would
like 20 show you. also some finn
home sites as low a. $500 Take
car to branch Office. 18th ave. and
w. Henderson. sunday or week
days. or call at main office.
GLOBE SECURITIES CO.
sis Central Building Elliott feu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
Here Is the First Line for Next Weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
"Out in a City With Thousands of People"

Add Don't
your name and address top the Write as many rhymes you WISH
tickets Cenm Theatre will additional No The Star
reserves the right to print rhyme submitted
Here $ cashp prize winnerin weeks contes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
MAcHrSIsT AND MAINTENANCE:
MAN

We have an opening for a first class
fnachinist who has had experience
on small. high speed assembly
work. The immediate job viii be
principally upkeep OF sewing ma
and belt upkeep.
In Milling This position we want n
man about 30 years old. or not
over IS. who could ultimately
qualify as head machinist. HAVING
complete charge Of our machine
shop and repairs OF all machinery.
including special built machines,
elevators. printing presses. stereo-
type machinery. sewing machines.
etc
This is an attractive opportunity for
steady Work. but viii require the
exceptional man.
BEMIs BRO. BAG co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
TWO REAL RARGAINS

TWO REAL RARGArNS
House. shingied outside. full 1os1G
one-half block to car. Price elfth-
500 cash. si7 per month.
House. IL stories: three lev
cleared; finest soil; partly fenced;
one-half block TO oar. Wood for
two years. Owner bought farm
out of town. Price si.45o. small
cash payment $40 monthly.
FOR RE.NT--Smail shack. on car :
line, fine location, s.. 90 per mouth
II. T.. CAMPBELL
ss5s Ninth s. w. Sidney Isl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
MADRoNA LOT $4,000

II is absolutely necessary that I sell
my s5SiiI foot level lot at this
sacrifice. J can show that paid
Si.30o.oo for II three years ago. 1t
Is one block from Madrona car.
Every Improvement including AS
phalt paving Is in and fully paid
for. l viii show II To you as soon
as you answer. Address F-s.
star.
COLUMBIA CITY
81. eoo--A NEW FIVE ROOM Bun
galow; combination dining room:
two bedrooms; bath between;
cabinet kitchen with breakfast
nook: cement basement. laundry
trays: attic fioored. A well built
house in every respect; $500 cash !.
balance easy as rent, MAKE A
START. GET 4 HOME.
GEO, A. SPENCER & co.
ASIA Ferdinand st. columbia CITY,
~ u. Marsh, Mgr Phone Rainier u.
N EAR BEACH, ROOM. SEMI
modern house; $500. terms: gar
den. fruit. 2i27 w. Wheeler. Fort
Lawton car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
RENIcK-wATRoUs CO.
HOE YOUR OWN ROW
DODGE THE LANDLORD
QUARTER AND HAI.F-AcREs

QUARTER AND HAL.F-AcRES
In ARooSSE. ss,h ., and woodland
Park ave- Closer 10 the city. than
any other addition being Offered
today fronting on BRICK HIGH
These ROME TRACTS arc $3.50 and
up. very easy terms.
LET RENT MONEY BUT A HOME
Good soil: city water. electric u.ht.
telephone and fine SCHOOL.
Three bus lines and Jitney ana in
tcrurban pass AECOSNE-
II is beyond doubt the best buy Of
fered in the North End today.
no CITY TAXES TO PAT
HOW TO GET TO ARGoSNE.
Take GREEN LAKE car line TO
kArFMAN'S Station and scent
jtney or big YELLOW Bus TO Ar
gonnc.
Salesman on ground all day Sunday.
and between ; and o'clock on
weekdays.
Don't put off buying until tomor-
row--BUY TODAY.
SEE RIG SIGNS AND OFFICE
LOCATED on ARGoNNE
COME OUT TO-DAY.
RENiCK VARIOUS CO
Phone Main a. City office Marion
Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

Here are other good rhymes, all of tn
Theatre. More OF them will be printed.
NELLIE sHERRET-r
.ls Belmont Ave-. North. city
No,c u the time 20 90 fishing.
so here q teord 10 rho trSe:
~ FOR Hlore eoin you're ardenny trishis1.
FOR bdii-nmplv advertise.
MRS II. s-YNEr
$3.50 Ninth Avenue West
No,r q the nrs 10 90 fishing.
For bite. don't Fgh asa tea9.
Yoa quickly catch tho sirer hoard
wan star Wanl Ads for the baiL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

n the Want Ad pages.
Mrs J. BERTRAND
Snoauaimie. Wash.
Nee u the time 10 10 nshtno.
IA u.r rtucrs. lakes ard brooks;
faok IN The Star Advertisements
For places 10 buy tho hooks
r. y MAILER
ESQ .oth Avenue ". T.. Seattle
Nou q the Hps~ 10 90 fishing.
THAT sport Of all sports MOST dear:
Let Star want Ads tend pour business
And luh tauhoaf hadranoe or fear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE WI PAYS MORE FOR
clothing, furs. jsweiry. They buv
and exchange everything. 1917 u
First. Elliott 322i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
SUMMER COTTAGES

OWN Your owN CAMPING
ground. sites at fllahee to suit
every pocket. Come see them Sun
day. Particulars from W. X. Mac
fariane. The Community Boulder.
10 Lcary Bldg. Phone Elliott
1924.
SLEEPING PORCH FOR RENT.
with board Kibo houseboat foot
~ Z. Madam Eat hln0-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24
POULTRY


FOR ALI ssYEAR-oLD HAY
horse. VIII consider an exchange.
or win buy mate for him. For
particulars caii sidney STA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

+. X. JACKSON
Port Blakeley, Wash, r. +. ID. 147-A
No,o is the time 10 90 fishing,
And Want Ad is mighty good bait;
IT'S attractive TO all Of the big ones,
And IL catches 'em ochile you aoaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-24

BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM AT 71s FIRST
/. ave. suite is-M. Good home cook
ing Mrs y Maiin. Main s270.
BOARD AND RoOM-ENCELLES
home cooking reasonable rates.
Capitol 22to. f21 Harvard y.
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81 Geo---roorn house on lot izexf-f
with garden and good supply o
wood; $3.50 cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
VOTE FEB. ' ON BOND ISSUE IF s5OO,000
 FUR THE HIGH SCHOOL

The board of trustees of the Phoenix ublic schools have set February l.
 as the date of a bond election for
 s500 000 to erect three new high school
 buildings and 10 pave the streets sur rounding the high school grounds The trustees estimate that s460,0oo will be needed to erect the new buildings one classroom building. accommodate
 ing practically 4On additional pupils
 d manual training building and Sym nasium About s40,o00. it was sail. would pave Van Buren. Fifth. Sixtf
 and Seventh streets in the school dis trict.
 Amos A. Betts. member of the : board of trustees, pointed out that the buildings were badly needed before
 the commencement of the next schol- astfe year. If the election succeeds. he said at least two of the buildings
 would be completed during the sum mer and ready for occupancy by next
 September.
 The site of the proposed class room
 building is on Seventh street. north of the Science building. MT. Betts said
 The manual training building would face on Fifth street north of the canal The site of the proposed gymnasium is on Sixth street. south of Taylor. Architects and contractors have eS- 1 timated the cost of the proposed addi-
 tions to the high school property, MT Betts added and in the course Of
 few days the trustees will be prepared 70 publish cuts and drawings of the buildings. Lin B. Orme presided a; the meeting. which was held in the 1 School Administration building.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
BOARD OF REGENTS
 TO MEET AT TUCSON

Important financial questions are slatcd for discussion by the state uni versity board of regents at it's meeting 1T Tucson tomorrow, according to an nouncement yesterday, and Governor Thomas F.. Campbell has wired that he will arrive al Tucson. while en route home from the east, in time to attend the meeting.
 Every member of the board has been urged to be present. according to School Superintendent C. o. Case. The board members are C. O. Case. John H. Campbell, William Scarlett. J. G. Compton. T. A. Riordan, F.. W. Wells, William J. Bryan, Jr., Epes Randolph and l.. D. Ricketts.
 Dr. R. B. von kleinSmid, president of the university. said last night that the meeting would cover the usual routine work besides some important financial considerations that are to be brought up. but that no other details were ready for publication at <his time.
 According to capitol reports nearly all of the state institutions are finding some difficulty in making both ends meet on existing appropriations IT view of the constantly increasing costs for commodities of every sort.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23

state and county governments to manu- fracture their own cement when thls would prove the economical thing to do.
 City Eengipeer Hitchcock and Assis-
 tant Engineer Phillips pointed out the
 necessity for the work on the Verde
 water project to begin immediately. Due to the fact that the lowest bids received for the work amount to more than the bond issue. the commission found itself faced with the problem Of cutting down the size of the project, and yesterday sought the advice of tax
 payers on this point.
 One plan for cutting down the cost
 of the project submitted by the city engineers was the elimination of the proposed big reservoir The smaller reservoir it was shown, would an = swer the needs of the city for some years. On a motion of J. w. Walker, seconded by Roy :. Goodrich. the tax payers decided that 1t is the sense
 of this meeting that the city com mission be advised to proceed to the
 construction of the water works with : out the construction of the reservoir.
 provided this can be done at the eX- . Dense of S1,31o. 900.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
SNOW |S NEARLY CONE
 FROM CAT TIE RANGES

Rapid disappearance Of snow 'fFom stock ranges in the north-centlsn counties is the outstanding feature of the weeks reports 10 the weather Du- reau Only two inches cover the ground in the vicinity of the Grand Canyon and Prescott. one inch at Flagstaff while the range is practi- cally open over the northeasterh plateau and in western New Mexico. Some rain fell over the desert sections during the week assisting the growth of winter annuals and putting fora se in excellent shape. Some shrinkage E reported of cattle in yearling. sections wherer er-practically no feeding has been done but stock continues active and in good health Snow fell on Wednesday to a considerable depth in the White Mount ain region. ranging from ' inches at lower attitudes to several feet on mountain tops
 Crop Progress in Arizona
 Moderate temperature and light rain over the irrigated sections of the lower valleys have favored the development of ca abbage. spinach and lettuce. The first named is just coming into the market and will be sufficient for ~cal needs only. owing to the absence oi dashing rains lettuce and spinach are free from sand and are of excellent quality Both are being shipped to points outside the state in carload lots. Outside Of securing land and laying out whatacreage shall bedevoted to next years crop. little is being ~-1le toward the cotton industry. Alfalfa land intended for cotton is being broken up to some extent. but old stalks still stand and a small percent age of cotton remains unpicked.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
73 ARE MEMBERS OF NEW CAVALRY TROOP
 ORGANIZED IN CITY

Seventy three names. comprising the Phoenix organization that is waiting to be mustered into the Arizona na- tional guard as a cavalry troop ana as the senior guard organization or the state, are reported by the adJutant generals office The list follows: List of the petitioners for troop. of cavalary al Phoenix:
 D, J Litzinburg, So4 N. 3rd St. O. l.. Strathy, 1921 l.. Culver. Fred $. Patch 1902 w Washihgtoii. Vim. A. Goraczniai. 21S E. Van Buren.
 H. L. Altenburgh. ISIS E. Roosevelt Leslie J. Mahoney. BPS \. sth St w F. Sawyer Arizona Republican. x. B. Warnsley. 910 N. 9th St. | k. Gowanlocll, 613 x. Central Thos. Pritchard, 431 N. 14th St. Jess Shaw, Elite Rooms.
 chas E. Jennings. R. F. D. 3, Box 5s. r.. F. Russell 1921 ". Adams J. K. Anderson, 623 W. Jefferson H. R. Bayless. Glendale, Arizona. E. Haney Rex Arms Alps
 Loring Kent. 65 w. Wilietta-
 H. J. kloberg, Box 62.
 Verne Lokie. S15 F. Monroe. F.. s. Linton. sol s. 2nd St. Clarence Meyer, 919 w. Washington. F.. McCulley. g $. 18th St.
 E. J. Maxwell. 313 \. f4th Ave. c. A. Newell. rio N. Srd St. F. s. owens. 2l42 w Monroe. w. J. Paynor. Pratt-Gilbert Go. Joe Resvalero. 913 F. Jefferson Ava Shaw. 19 w. Madison.
 G. Stewns. 1919 $. lst Ave.
 Oliver Sneed 9l3 F.. Jefferson. Jack Savilid, 6o3 :. 2nd St. A J. Thayer. Double Mileage Tire Co. l.. F.. Weyand, F. r. D. No. ?. F c. D. Yancey 1914 l. Van Buren. sam zufelt. Pratt-Gilbert Co.
 w B. Berry. Pratt-Gilbert Co. Jim Berry. Pratt-Gilbert Co.
 Lou Bennett, Scottsdale Stage. Phone FORA.
 C. B. Brown. Rex Arms Apts.
 Price Bennett Scottsdale Stage. Phone CORA.
 Curt Chandler. 1919 \. Srd St Vester Cash. 546 ". Madison. Lige Cummings. 10G3 $. 3rd Ave. Lester Cransford R. F. D. No. l. Doster Clark. Union Stage Line. R. S Daykis. 422 x. 7tn St.
 David Field. Pratt Gilbert Co. J. w Greenwell, Pratt-Gilbert Co. sam Gilbertson. sos .. 1st Ave. Chas Gam. Pratt-Giibert Go. w. T. Gossett, R. F. D. No. l
 F. w Gossett. R. F. D. No. l
 Higginbotham. 1914 w Adams. C Hartranft. S90 N. 9th Ave.
 Ernest Hall. sos $. End St. w w. Carpenter. PA F.. Till.
 T. l.. Weatherford City Hall. Luke Henderson. 5 Points.
 Lloyd Daley 726 F.. Monroe.
 Harry Antonapoulis. Depot Res taurant
 R. " Way. Pratt-Gilbert co.
 A. R. Walker, Box 697.
 Ray C. Ahes Maricopa Creamery. Sam l.. Curl. 21 l. Lincoln. J. $. Clark. S10 $. Center. G. H. Elvidge. Arizona Eastern Leroy Johnson. Pratt-Gilbert Co. Jack Powers. I4S F. Monroe.
 Floyd Robinson. 923 F. Taylor. J. G. Tarbell. 1920 $. 3rd Ave. O. H. Tarbell. 1120 :. 3rd Ave. |. Jemison. Arizona Eastern.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23

neer was held yesterday afternoon at the city hall to discuss the Verde water project The commissioners were ad- vised by the taxpayers who attended the meeting to proceed with the con stiuction of the water works and con duit system, provided this could be done It the expense of $l,315,ooo, or the amount of the bond issue.
 It was pointed out that considerable cement would be employed in the con struction of the water system, provided this could be obtained at a reasonable figure Otherwise substitutes will De employed. Several of the taxpayers urged that the commission request the governor 10 include in his call for a special seSsion of the legislature the need for lesisla ton permitting the
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
BIRTHDAY IF BURNS
 ID BE OBSERVED HERE

The Caledonian society of Phoenix and the Daughters of Caledonia will properly celebrate the birthday of Bobby Burns Saturday evening. Jan' uary 24 at the school administratio tion building. 331 Nor1h- First avenue Fol- lowing is the program:
 Song .... Miss Jessie Forsythe Reading ...... Mrs. Baycroit Song ........-... Miss Barnes Reading Scotch Mir. Nimmo Higland Hing. dance
 ...M Miss Jean Mcdonald Piano solo ..--------#----..- A. ]- Sihltn Negro dialect Mrs. D. Mcdonald Skirt dance ....-. Mrs. W. Y. Murdoch -.Auld Reekie" ....-... Peter Chalmers Song Mr. Baycroft Violin solo MISS bfdnuon T Love Lassie' (Harry Iauderl
 ..-....-......- Fat Smlth Highland dance
 .... Miss Robertson, Tempe Whistle and I Come Tae Ye My
 Lad ..-.....--..---... MISS -AtNlre Negro dialect ....... Mrs. French Gaelic song-Real scotch .-...-... The Cottage by the Sea" (Lauder)
 at oIuieH Dance MISS NeIi Song-"Sweet After Water"
 ........-.... .Mr. BaScrolt Speech-"The Soldiers in the Late
 War Capt. Hamilton. R. F. A All Scotch people are invited to at tend. There will be no admission fee.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
LOVE E-LOGfC (Tar Raby1

'Gwendolyn. l love you; ITO prove you love me: '-1 l love you.
 70 All the world loves a lover. ..3 But l am a lover. "4 Therefore, all the world loves me, "5. You are all the world to me "6 Therefore you love me.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
TOO QUIET

(London Tit -Bits) Husband-.'That new maid is cer- tain1y quiet One would never know that she was about the place. Wife-"She isn't. She left this morn fr,o
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
HORSES THAT BARK

fBoston Transcript
 Country &otice-.It is forbidden to tie horses 70 trees. as they bark. and thus destroy the trees.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
URGED ID GO AHEAD WITH VERDE PROJECT WITHIN BOND LIMIT

Tie need of a local plant for the manufacture of cement was again pointed out yesterday An advisory meeting of taxpayers with members Of the city commission and the city engi-
Arizona republican., 1920-01-23
"pIENTY- OF WHAT?

Few words can be found that rime with 192O--but plenty" is one of them, which ought to be good omen.-New York Telegraph.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-07
Treasure-TroVe.

Tobermory Bay is becoming seri'
ously interesting. The saving opera
lions In connection with the Spanish
galleon. supposedly the Florencia'
which for three and q half centuries
has lain q wreck off the coast of the
Isle of Null, are being brought to the
surface-among them a beautifully
chased silver plate and the orna-
mented handle Of a silver fiagon. In
terest In the operations has brought
crowds to this part Of the Scottish
coast and neither bed nor board is to
be obtained by late corners. The div
ers have not performed their work
without some sign Of protest from sea
dwellers. One of them disturbed re-
Gently q huge conger measuring some
IS feet. The annoyance Of the animal
was unmistakable. Treasure-trove Is
undoubtedly now within grasp, but
difficulty is experienced in bringing
the finds whole and uninjured to the
surface.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-07
Not African Golf.

OF course, Pittsburghers, being every
thing that Is good and clever in the
pastime of the links, know what "Af-
rican golf" means. But did they eve
hear" Of mississippi marbles?" That's
n new name for craps; we have it on
the authority of a flock of negroes ar
raigned before Magistrate Simpson
charged with toying with the elusive
and a%ggravating little cubes.
I'VE were only playing Mississippi
Marbles" pleaded one-of the prison
ers In extenuation.
mississippi marblesT' What's
that? 2" asked the puzzled magistrate.
"Why-why, jes' craps" explained
the spokesman.
1--WE learned something" said the
court, "but just the N you fellows
arc too big, too old, to play marbles, a
kids game; so I'll fine you each $40"
New York Times.