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WANTED Bench wood
workers, steady employ
ment. Sitterding Carneal
Davis Co., 1900 Moore ST.,
Richmond, Va. 2O0-lc

WANTED = Round gum,
yellow and white poplar,
sycamore and river bitch
logs for cash. Kensie APP
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WAN.TED--Lady or gentlemen agent
in the city of Alexandria for Wat
kins famous products. known
everywhere. Big profits. Write J..
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Days
IA Hours
43 Minutes

The speeds at which they travelled were not so I'M
usual for another Essex stock car had on speed
way track gone 3,037 miles in so hours But in the
transcontinenta runs some $50 cities and towns had
to be crossed Crowded traffic imposed its obstacles
to consistent going. Mountain ranges IN the East
and West with grades such as the average driver
never encounters called for the utmost Of hill climb
ing ability.
Few will ever motor all the way across America
and therefore cannot know the extreme varieties OF
conditions encountered. But let each reader apply
to his consideration of what Essex has done, every
experience he has ever met in his own driving 1t
will give some appreciation Of Essex reliability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-21

TO COLORED PEOPLE--Own your
own home. 5 room houses, one
hundred and fifty dollars down,
balance like rent. Thomas c.
Rawlett. 113 South Fairfax street
200-lp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-08-21
The Worlds Most
Coveted Records

From the days of the Prairie Schooner, the Pony
Express and the completion Of the railroads men
have sought to establish new transcontinental time
records between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
It has called for the highest development Of skill
and courage And it has, as in the of the motor
car, blazed the way to mechanical reliability
The purpose of this Essex test was to prove its re-
liability. In the period Of ia hours was crowded
more strains more calls for endurance and mechanl-
cal strength than the average owner demands in
life time.
Every requirement of motor car performance was
met bv these two cars And the fact that they SO
consistently met their tasks proves Essex unltor.
mty
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FOR SALE-BARGAlNS---Six room
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property. Thomas C. Rawlett,
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FOR RENT-Furnishe housekeep-
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heat, beautiful grounds, children
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Hotel, 80 South Pitt street.
200-2p.
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NOTICE-Bighest prices paiu Tor
peptlemens cast off clothes ano
shoes. Will call in city and So,
burbs. Wolfson, the tailor, 3o'
King street, Phone 1907. lid
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FOR SALE-Ba5y carriage. white
wicker in good condition. Will sell
for s1s. cost S35. So East Maple
street, Rosemont. 2OO-lp
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WANTED-Sewing for children APP
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WANTED-Youne couple desires t.
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Offices III Casa 4oA SSSoAAN
furniture, carpets, stoves, etc.
Also. buying waste paper in bales,
newspapers, books and magazines.
Chas. N. Rauch, Corner Cameron
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174-f.
FOR RENT-King Street apartment.
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WANTED-Sewing for children. APP
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floor 1862.
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WA.NTED-Young couple desires t.
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LOST-White bull dog with a touch
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1880.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
'l---'-l----l 111'7lI9al1l.-al. -ll--11e
FRENCH AUTO
STAR WANTS
YANKEE AID

PARIS. France. Jan. l2.--Jcan
Porporato. ono Of the most celebrated
of European racing drivers, u look.
ing for an American sportsman to
Join him in an attempt to win the
next international 500.milc Sweep.
stakes race on the indianapolis Mo.
tor Speedway. May 81.
Porporato has secured an option on
a special 1s3.cublc inch engine de
signed by Cauzin. one Of the most IA.
nous French engineers. The power
developed By the engine IL 100 h. D.,
and IL WAS recently run on the block
eight consecutive days and nights at
5000 r. y. m. without a stop, giving
sufficient indication as to It's staying
power.
II IL Porporato's plan TO drop this
engine into a chassis and to try for
the Hons share OF the Speedway
$4,000 In prize money. provided he
can find some American sportsman
or factory TO back him in the ven
turc. His own finances are low at
present. due 10 his having Just been
released from the army. after four
years of service.
Porporato estimates the cost OF
carrying out his plan to be not In ex'
cess Of $4,000 francs. which, nj the
present low rate OF exchange fig
ures about $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Gleason Has Made
Good on Ball Job

a year ago William Kidl Gleason
was made manager OF the Chicago
American league team. succeeding
Clarence Rowland. IIo made good
by winning the championship OF his
league. But he failed TO land the
worlds championship. Gleason is an
old figure on the diamond. over 30
years ago he entered the big league
with hardly one years experience in
tho minors. lie began as a pitcher
for the Philadelphia team In 1883.
and for eight years. nearly the life.
time OF a bsu player. continued TO
pitch. In 1896, while a member of
the Baltimore team, he became
second baseman and one OF the best
In the country Al this position he
also spent a decade. Now Mt his
first attempt al managing team
he has been a success. lie Is surely
ono grand little figure In baseball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Duthie Soccer
Squad to Play
AU-Star Team
BoatbuiIders TangIe With
Stars at Liberty Park
Sunday

Fresh from It's victory over the
champion Carbonados last Sunday.
the Duthie team win appear against
an all.star eleven on the Liberty
park grounds tomorrow afternoon at
2:i5 and a corking good exhibition
OF soccer should be the outcome as
Bob Curle has secured the services
OF such weli.known artists as oller-
ton. Pettigrew. Pittson. Mclean and
White to do battle against the clever
Duthie aggregation.
with the Mcmillan cup race al.
most ready TO start and as title
holders. the Duthie club is out TO de-
fend and retain the trophy. so to-
morrow's contest viii give the fans
and management a chance to size
'em up.
Yuma, the husky sailor, who assist
ed the skinner & Eddy team in the
pennant race. viii do duty for one
OF the elevens tomorrow. but whether
Duthies or the stars will have his
services win not be known until the
teams take the field. Both managers
are hot on his trail and the one who
lands him will sure have a diamond
in the rough. He is fast developing
into great player. The lineups
have not been announced. but 90 OF
Seattle's best players will do duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Steel Blade
Speeders to
Shou Wares
Ice Races TO Feature Local
Hockey Games; Cup to
Be Donated

Esaiue's amateur ice skate speed
err will have their chance TO show
their wares The Seattle star will
stage a mile Ice race between halves
at the local hockey games at the
Arena.
Three preliminary races viii be
held. and then tho winners viii meet
in the final race. The winner of the
title viii bc awarded trophy
Tho first race viii be staged Jan
uary IS Registrations opens Mon
day and closes Saturday OF next
week The races wili be open 20 any
amateur Ice akRicr. Entries will
draw for races. and the entries even
~ divided In 'he first three prclim-
mary races
This Is the first time that = real
ice race has been staged in Seattle
and with the flock OF young fellows
who skate in the city n win give
them a chance for competition on
the steel blades.
Registration will close Saturday.
January -.
The Arena company will give
extra time after skating hours every
night for practice for those expect.
inc 20 enter the races. There are
several Eastern amateurs on the
local Ice who are said 10 be light.
ming on the steei blades and II be
hooyes the Seattle spesdstrrs 10 set
in training for the big event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
WHY NOT ISE.
MeCARTHNf

Regardless Of whether oApot John
ny Mccarthy was walloptd In Ia
coma BY Morrie Lux. is no reason why
Seattle fans shouldn't see the gan
Francisco boy in action. lie In the
kind Of battIer that local fans like
TO see work, AS Davis lost to
Wright. and Mccarthy to Lux. both
boys want another crack at the
Coast crown. Why not bring Davis
and Mccarthy together when Lux
and Wright meet for a double main
event. something we haven't had for
many moons7 This would give the
fans 4 real treat to look forward to
for once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

Hob Jobnsiouc of and 4.
GoIf Victoria C. been selected golf architects
selection. Bos ability In this line Northwest
while Nicioriai wonderful
Of architecture . credit to Matan.
of these men have had In soil
working together the, viii be able develop exceptionally fine
InEewood
shores Of lake Washington
10 Ho,ir the opening win abou, midsummer
I'M Blake newt, prr,dcn, Country
club appointed is'ton. tho W. H.
hector. captain Of the club.
q. win on committee.
which composed Of Dr d. a. Houston H. Perine NJ Haton
aud .. q blake.
Other appointments. House
Folsom. Bowling.
H. briggs Paul VISIT Dr Richard Perry. James g. Bske Nm
f. McSiiekrn
appointed purchase Of and-Me~
Biae chairman Booth Raymond Frazier Goodwin
Finance eommtteeMr-srs o. Goodwin y.
n. Watt. Stewart Hamilton. Hugo Carlson.
Judiciary Edwin
Willis Herr oren crins'ead T. H. Lyons Maurice D. Leehey
Insiewood waiting
said Seattle wasn't golf crsry'
Among being considered
position professional Of the Rainier Golf Country club Harry
Pratt. who charge Portland Country club
who In goldom
making under wa'ehfuI
popular the Rose City and The Rs'nirrs will bid high
his services.
BeIinshsm win a Ishoe Play
the holes last broke all and the directors
making extension.
Beacon iii After seeing the the
the board
na OF oo some 800 hackers VIII be butt and everything should
he ready for the municipal golfers first
February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Oh, Goody, Goody!
Whisper 1t! Our
Men Won Game

CHICAGO. III. Jan. i7.-Dc.
natured basketball is the latest
stuff
II basketball fan should so far
forget himself AS TO cheer wildly
when member OF the team for
which he is pulling shoots n wick.
cd basket. there will be the very
Old Ned to pay.
In such case the referee may
penalize the captain OF the home
team with "A technical foul.
This ruling was announced last
night at IA meeting OF western
conference basketball heads.
The conference neglected to an.
nounce whether Neap0litan ice
cream and lady fingers would he
served between halves or whether
the spectators must confino their
cheering to graceful waving of
embroidered handkerchiofs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Soldiers and Sailors Club
and Elks Lose Out; "Y"
Plays Phoenix onight
Sport Store Cops Tilt From AntIered Herd by 49 to 20
Count, and Department Store Crew Comes Out on Top
OF 48 TO 10 Count With Service Men; League News

Spadings and MacDougall- Souhwick squad re-
turned winners in easy games at the Elks club last night
the Spadng team coming out top of 40 to % count
with the Eks and MacDougals waloping the Soldiers
Sailors club TO the tune of 40 TO 6.
The MacDouga squad started off with bang and rang
up count of 80 to at the end of the first half Jack
Davidson former "W" star found the basket five times
from the field and tossed in five out of five free throws
Dick Munson forward registered four goals from the
field in this period.
The department store team in bunch of subst
tutes in the second half and the play rough during
this session. Dick Fray. former Broadway luminary
tossed in five field goals for the feature work Of this half
The MacDougalls have strong reserve power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

Fred Ring was the best man on
the floor for the Soldiers and
Sailors club lie scored five field
goals and "A couple Of free throws
foF his work for the evening.
The service club men need more
strength in their passing game, as
they were passing 20 opponents
most of the time last night.
spaldings had more % n battle
with the Eiks The anilered herd
ys improving their play. Louie Ia
fray was the bis point winner for
the spalding team with eight field
Eoaif His work under the basket
In caginR the ball was high class.
Moss. with five field goals. led
the Eiks scorers. Triechel. for.
ward. who played hard game. tied
him in points runs up. but four
were points from the foul line.
Manager Lord Of the Eiks' squad
f. going after some new material
ard promises 10 make the going
harder for the Eiks' opponents.
The iiueup:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
PUOENiN MEN
PLAY ~"

Only one game is scheduled in The
star cage league tonight. The Phoe-
nix Mutual Life Insurance company
squad will tanele with the Y. NJ. c.
a. at ~" Thc tilt viii get under
way nj $40. The Phoenix team has
been strengthened with the addition
OF Chuck" Franklana, OF the uni
verssty. who viii hold down the cen
ter berth tonight The ~ squad is
one OF the strongest In the league,
and will give the Phoenix men all the
battle they want. The teams will
lineup as follows:
PhoenlN--Chase and Brown. for.
wards. FARMLAND center; Murphy
and Peterson, guards. "N''-Woods
and Lauehon. forwards: Thorsen,
center. and Weeks and Stock,
Guards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
FANS WANT THREE
MINUTE ROUNDS

Seattle fight fans want three
minute rounds. n 4. minutes Of
boxing Il all that they can have.
give II to them In four Install
menfs. instead Of SIX tweminufe
sessions. They have voiced their
approval Of the return 10 tip~ old
system. and lets give them what
they want. There's more action
In q three minute round than In
y two minute session. because
the shorter round IL over almost
a. soon n II l. started. Six
three-minufe rounds will be on
tap ut the Pershing show Mon
day. After witnessing the bouts
perhaps the boxing commission
can be prevailed upon 10 give the
local fans six three. minute rounds
all of the time. but n the 4, min
utes must stick, hand 'em out In
four stanxas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
LUX TO MEET
WRIGHT FRIDAY

Morrle Lux will have his chance at
TIE CfEsst weiter title Friday night,
when he meets fsi.ly Wright. Seattle
miller In the headline bout At the
Crystal Pool. This looks like one Of
tn t,st bouts u the season. II both
men are fighting in form. Morrie won
the title from Wright in Tacoma last
year. but lost II to Jake Abel Abel
lost IT in turn TO Travie Davis and
Davis lost II TO Wright a couple OF
weeks ago.
Lux put up a finished battle at
Tacoma. when he licked Johnny Nc.
carthy the other night. and his stock
has been boosted many degrees. Lux
- great when he's right. but terrible
when he's off form. It's up to Nor.
ne to be right when he boxes Billy
n be wants 20 box any more head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Star Will Stage Mile Ice Races at Arena
Harris Wins
Fast Cage Go
for Broadway
Drops in Long Shot in Over
time Period. Defeating
Lincoln, 10 to II

Looping a long shot from the
center Of the noor. spencer IIar.
ris. broadway forward. broke up
an exciting basketball party at
Lincoln high school after four
minutes of overtime play y.~t.vs
day. broadway was on ih- long
end Of a i9.tois count when the
hnsi gun was firrd. the time
keeper using a miniature cannon
instead Of tn, usual whistle.
The game ws- y thrilling INT
from gun to gun" with Broad
way having a slight edge. With
hut = few seconds TO 20 In ih.
las, half Lincoln forged ahead.
but nm Graham tied up the
count with . long shot from mid
floor and Harris put the finish.
ing touches on the tilt with his
goal in tho overtime period.
mn Graham Of broadway and
Chick" Folk Of Lincoln were
tho high scorers u the day with
. points each.
Harris led In field goals with -four
shots from the center Of the floor.
broadway took the lead when Hsr
ris dropped In two long shots right
on the reel and Graham rang up a
couple Of free throws Harris scored
again before tho quarter was over
The first quarter ended with Broad
A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
TRADE BROUGHT BACK
STAR TO MAJOR CLUB

when Bobby Roth. who has Just
been traded by the Boston Red sox
TO Washington, joined the Cleve.
lands in 1915. he caused the drifting
back into the minors OF Billy South.
worth. now one of the star outfield-
ers OF the pittsburG team. Billy was
drawn from the Cleveland American
association team by the Indians, but
when Roth was secured from the
Chicago Americans he was sent TO
the Portland team, of the Pacific
league, where he remained until the
end of the season of 1917, lie then
went to Birmingham In the southern
league, from whom Pittsburg sc.
cured him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
n BOB HARPER
WORKING TOO HARD,

Il Bob Harper. Northwest
lightweight champion. doing too
much training. The little fellow
wcr1ss his head off in the gym.
A. when he goes into the ring
~ hasn't got the old rip that
Ne would have II he didn't use up
- much energy In the gym.
Regular boxing and lighter work
would give Bob that extra kick
that he needs to bring himself
tn the top. Harper looked good
tise sfh<r night 1T thr Crystal
PooI. but ne can still come TO the
front much farther.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
Local Votes Would Giue
BobMartin, A.E.F.Champ,
Chance With French Star
Ballots Protest Staging OF penter-Oempsey Bout:
Letters Asked From Fans for Opinions on Big Bout;
Make Sport Clean for SIP orts Sake
BY LEO II. LASSEN

II Seattle fans had their Jack Dempsey worlds
champion heavyweight who is trying to bleed $4,000 out
Of the American sporting public for bout with Georges
Carpenter would appear in American ring again
Ballots are pouring into the sport sanctum OF The Star IN
protest of the bout all of the fight fans voting for Bob
Martin the A. T. +. champion who. like Carpenter did
some real fighting when the call to box the French
man.
Seattle fans are asked to write in their opinions OF
whether they favor Dempsey fighting Carpenter OF
whether Martin should be given the bout Letters must be
abort and written side of the paper only. Address
Mem to the Sport Editor of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
LOGAN AND WOODS
LEAD SCORERS

Johnny Logan. center on the
knights OF Columbus team. is the
leading scvorer for The star league
with 40 points to his credit. Mill
ken. OF the Rainier oPst team. with
a. points registered is second in that
section. Woods, of the Y. NJ. c. A..
is leading the other leagues with IS
points runE up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
To Call for Martin
Dempsey Vote Monday

American Legion officials stag
ing the smoker for Gen. Pcrrhing.
az the Arfnory. Monday night. VIII
call for a standing vote Of all nnrN-
ice men present whether hob Mar
tin. A. Il. =. champion. should be
given the bout with Georges Car.
peniicr. tho French champion. or
whether Jack Dempsey, the ship
yard champion. shall make a half
million dollars out * the bout. Il
doesn't TAX, a great amount Of In
telIigcnce ito know how the vote
will so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

proving MN a Stacker
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.
we recommend the meeting Of Bob
Martin. A. H. y. champion, u man
who has won for himself the re
apect OF all Americans. and
Georges Carpenter. whose service
record is n brilliant page In the
history OF the World War
"BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED.
that we do all IN our power To
secure the support Of every post
In Colorado and thruout the ma.
ton to take similnr action"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17

y II an OF the fight fans in the
country would get behind the move
rnens to make sport clean for sports
smke Instead OF making sport one
hx financial steal. the better u will
~ for the fans and for the game.
eIf a few more OF our sporting
editors will take a similar stand ON
the Dempsey. carpeutier bout II
wont be- long before Messrs. Kearns
and Dempsey and their 'hogrlsh
tactics, with the public against
them. will soon be begging for a
match at a sensible price" writes
clyde r. Mcclaren. Seattle fan.
Tiny Greeno<rx. official time
keeper OF the A. Z. r bouts staged
n Paris. who Is now home In Sc
attic Is strong believer that Bob
Martin. the A T. y. champion
should be given the match. That
Martin vas In France fighting when
q counted. while Dempsey was
working his way up to the top In
the ring with padded gloves safe
from bullets. should give Martin the
honor OF boxing the French patriot.
Carpenter. declares Crcenberg.
II don't sec why a Stacker like
Dempsey should be allowed In the
same ring with Carpenter. who
fought for his country" writes f..
~. Fsncc. another Seattle fan
MARTIN has proved his ability as
fl9hter and would be able 10 put
up ~ good fight as Dempsey.
one at least that would satisfy the
public just as well"
Letters on the Carpenter Deup-
oxy bout must be signed No at
nonymous letters viii be published
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-17
HECTOR To
BOX FLYNN

Young Hector and jim Flynn.
heavywcixhts. viii battle. after all. at
the Gen. PershinE show TO be staged
at the Armory Monday night. This
match has been on and off couple
OF times. but the Bis fellows are final
" lined up. Harry Casey and Lloyd
Madden meet IN one % the other
bouts on the card. The rest OF the
card IL made up % George Ross vs.
Bert Forbes. llghtwclxhts. Oscar
Benson vs. Herb Taylor. and Jack
Davis ~. Matusky. Ralph Douglas.
overseas referee. viii officlatc as tho
third man In the ring