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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and fonrtf

Rooms and itonri 81
spRUCE sT I6i4 board and room for
refined young man Home comforts 70
wAaHiNGTOH ar 1919 Rooms for
rent. with board All con venience-
WASHIN0TON ST. gip Rooms and first
class table board Centrally iocated
Phone b4f3.
board also. frst-class tsble board Phone
70f3.
" FOURTH sT. oi5 Room and board
for two men or man and wife Phone 1908
W iiTH sT pO7 Room aud board for
two young men Room veil heated usa of
phone. good location
Rooms Without GoarJ So
ADAMS 81 8Di Nicely Furnished room
for gentleman Phone AL
ADAMS STREET. liO5 Niceiy furnished
room. Phone 1867
Z. FIFTH st. ala Two second story front
rooms furnished Gas electric and water
JEFFERSON sT 1912 Nicely furnished
bedrooms Good location Use of phone
RODNEY ST I'LL Furnished room eiec-
tric light and heat. uso of phone Phone
WARRINGTON ST. I7O4 Two furnished
single rooms FOR rent Phone s745 J
WASHINGTON ST. 1913 Furnished front
room. In modern apartment Apply Mrs
Williams s1s Washington street.
W GIN ST. 5l4 tsioely furnished room
for gen tlemen Phone 8745
W efH 5T 5a Two unfurnishod rooms
All convenisnces. Phone 3S88
" 18th sT.. iO3 Rooms for rent All con
vsnienoes
W 28rH ST 42l Room furnished for on
or two refined persons. All conveniences
VIII consider serving breakfast
Rooms For Housekeeping 50
MARKET ST, 1903 Three rooms and
haf fRr Ipn hon
y CLAYTON sT iOi- Three large rooms,
bath and porch. hot water neat gas and
electric light included
ROOM Attractive third floor housekeeping
rooms completely furnished Phone,
convenienr.s Good location. Phone a08i
RODNEY ST. 3U2 Two sscond-story
front rooms. furnished for light hou sekeep-
ing No children
ROOMS furnished Electric and neat,
Apply at sUl n Ninth street. at store
WAsHISGTON ST. sI7-Tro furnished
rooms sor Light housekeeping. Inquire 6l7
" Fourth strcet
Y sTH sT. 1928 or Z rooms 20 middle
aged couple. with no children.
" SEVENTH ST. 3l2-One room for light
housekeeping for rent
Where to Eat II
/ TABLE BoARD-By the -,-x 7I5 klns
strect Mrs. r.. Hand
Where to Stop in Town Z;
/ THE STRAND
Fourth AMI PopEar BuTes Tabs
hoard Newly furnished rooms. Phone
o2se W
i ANNEX HOTEL-East Fourth street. Goos
rooms with hot water heat, tub anI
shower baths, 81 81. $500 and $40
weekly. single beds. 35c. SOC. 75c and 81
Open day and Night
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REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT
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Household Goods

iiousoho'u oocus os
BEDs-A large assortmont OF ora.s aud
white enamel beds springs and mat
tresses. See Us before getting d new bed
OUTFIT. We will save you money IL you viii
quality. Full line OF carpets. rugs. I'm
oleums and mstting. heirigerators and
Perfection oil stoves. Mundy Furniture Co.
Ftrth and msdlson streets. Our address
tells why VIC can save you money.
BEDROOM SUITE Mahogany. in good
condition 60I " Ninth street
COON STOVE One No. S Othello, good
condition. SO. ID ohlpley Cedars Brandy
vine springs.
COACH Round reed. reversible gear. $40
24IO Madison street.
CHIFFONIER New oak. for sale Price,
So. Phone 5o32
CABINET GAS RANGE Acorn. With
warming oven. In excellent condition
2124 W seventeenth street
cor steel. folding. full bed size. 2I6 w
Twenty second street. Cali after p. m.
FIREPLACE White enamel. carved Must
sell at once. lIl1 Franklin street.
PIANO-Gas range. two gas plates chair
and other household goods not mentioned
I'll w. Twenty-nftn street.
PARLOR STOVES Two good Apply 1918
Adams street. Phone 2534 W.
RUGS-A large selec ton OF wool and nbre
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs. No mat
tor what size you desire NO have ono that
will suit you. Mundy Furniture Co.. Fifth
and Madison streets. Credit terma
RUGS-And floor coverings. 5000 yards
unolsum remnants large enough for kit
chens at half price hurlock' . Cash House.
seventh and Poplar streets.
STEAM BOILER Freed. good condi-
tion VIII heat six-room house splendid
ly Can be used for hot water heater.
I25 West Nineteenth street
STOVES Don't wait Winter is coming
tiet that stove now At Bergers, Third and
Shipley. and save money.
WINDOW SHADES of the Hotel Simon
for sale. Apply az the hotel
Machinery and Tools OIL
PUMPING OUTFlT--"Dsyton. second
hand In good condition. Phone 5573 j l.
sTIRLITH BROs.-scrsp iron and metals
1 beams. Front and TatDsil streets.
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Workers Have Recently Begun TO Read the "p Wanted Ads
MERCHANDISE
M usieaI Instruments

mueeChi InsuumeHs oN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . nd tnsir greADst
features. NO nosdios To mango. Plays all
make records sitn their re po 5tiye nesdles
~ sfctr best. Guaranteed II - years At
ford Piano Co. 2t0 w. Sintu stroet
piano cheap. Caii at i70G Scott street
after y. IN.
Wearing Apparel s5
COAT Cloth, iaupe colorcd. slivsr;0ne
silk lined throughout. with deep shawl
collar OF skunk size 40. Price. s4s. Ad-
dress y 3. Every Evening Once.
FOx FUR Gray. for sale. Phone 3362
Wantcd-To buy &c
ANTIQUE TUHhIT UKE-Ws are paying
the highest cash prices for antique furni-
ture of all Kinds Bureaus tables. chairs
aud mirrors, even In broken condition.
Also pictures china, glassware. jevelry
and especially old silver. VIII call any
whore. Phone 86s6 Tho Old Curiosity
shop, oil TAtnall 50. y ID Levin. Prop
DIAMONDS We will pay you the highest
prices. ~. Kleits n Bro. Co, Sixth and
Mark.t streets
JUNk-lN, INC buy your second hand
goods. Highest prices In Delaware. VI
OLD oOLD-I ~ill buy your old gold and
silver nillard g. Davis. Oil East Sec
ond street.
RADIATORS Several second hand hot
water radiators. In nrst~clAss condition.
Need about $40 feet Address 10. Every
Evening ONCE.
TRUCK Light. low four ~heol Ono hnrse
goose meek truck, In good condition Ad
dress q fs, Eyery Evening once
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No AD IN THE CLASSIFIED 40 $40
TIoN is EVER PURPoSELN MIS-
CLASSIFIED.
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business ssrvss
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FINANCIAL
Investments. Stocks, Bonds

Columbia Graphophone Manufac-
turing Go.
DIVIDEND ON PaEFERRED STOCK
NO. IL
DIVIDEND ON COMMON STOCK NO. II
The Board of Directors Of tn. above
named Company, at meeting held Octo-
her 2sth 1920. declared the following quar-
terly dividends on the Preferred and Com
mon stock Of the Company. payable on
January lat. 1921. to stockholders OF rec
ord at the close Of business on December
10th 1920
(a) dividend Of ~. rs on each share Of
Preferred stock,
(b1 dividend OF so 2b on each share Of
Common stock
(c) dividend at tho rate OF shares of
Common stock on every 100 shares OF
Common Stock outstanding
The transfer books will not be closed The
above dividends on Common stock are pay
able only on Common stock authorized and
outstanding on December 10th. 1920 under
the Certificate of Incorporation OF the Com
pany. as amended August 40, 1919
& W WODnknp. Treasurer
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aNNOUNCEMENIS

NOTICE Fraternal Spirituansts nsaaes
sunday - y m tdeh ha"'
- Nj Foley =-----
Personals
\oTICI This IL to notify friends ano ana
patrons that Elia r. kynns Hslruiessiinee
iarlors have removed from Sll .N"
10 I0l4 " ashins ton Phone oSoo ", -,
NOTICE CONFIDENTIAL credit le..e' 80
nrins a man to talk with you about youht
f.u aud winter clothing Al lowest 49, 49,
-, IN casV weekly pay mepts. Address
george " Powell 10 Market street W."
ninston, Del --------.
NOItCE DT Jos NJ Barsky na
moved hiS Offices TO 'lV NoeC e'''
NOTICE Mir. VI Nicholson has renIxea 1nIsSes
from ~ West street 20 lau& MAJ 49, ~.
Hair,ircssin. shsmpooins and massasins
pariors Phone 1883.
NOTICE. slOO reward will be paid ior ID
formetton furnished Us leading 70 tno
arrest and conviction of the person or Res-
sons stealing Buick touring car. motor -
Sp~5lI serial No eusOl2. Delaware regis
tration No io5p0. property OF Mary hen'
WYATT Delaware AutomobiIe as~oCia'io"'
Chas e. ttuNcr. Secretary
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Lots For Sale
Shore PronertR For Sale

IOTs--TWo in Colonial PARK near lama
ter pike VIII seli cfeap - Reed lLtt
" Fifth street
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BELI.RFONTE New bunyalov fsr,nE
trolley Hot water neat hardwood forrs
two toilets open hrepiacr cement Ealks.
hedge Has ~ be seen ~ ~ apprer atef
Chas + Jordan 81 Twenty 'hIrd ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

APARTMENTS rooms and bath
Hot water hest. hot water all year. shower
baths Janitor service. Apply \ ounS Co.
Tenth and Ming streets.
ApARTAikNTS-Fo rent. Immediate pos
session Apply NanioR 4 Co. gl5 Orange
street.
FURNISHED APARTMENT- Two rooms.
for light housekeeping. Good location. lp-
cluding heat and light. use Of phone. Phone
JEFFkRSON ST, 9o9 Bachelor apart
ment furnished Two rooms and bath No
Housekeeping
VAN BUREN ST 600 Apartment up
to-date salf-Contained gas electric. hot
water always we'll heated. rive rooms and
bath OUTSIDE pantry and porch. lmmedi-
ate possession II required Phone s27l
2o'FH AND MARhET SITS Apartments
Apply schwartz InVes tment Co. 7l2 Ford
building
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Suburban For Rent

NEAR R0CKLAND For rent for SIX
months, November / 10 May l. country
home near Rockland. Ten toomS and
bath Partly furnished steam heat elec-
tric lights, good water supply. garage for
two cars supply of heater coal IN cellar.
Apply NJ CFossan. BOZ Equitable Bldg
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Motorcycles and Bicycles

NEUEVTVyVFVs UHu DFVytrVS
MOTORCYCLES AND BfCh CLES-Spe-
ciaI reduction on used motorcycles One
Indian power plus. $50. One Indian, with
side car Sil0. One Excelsior with sidecar,
SlpO. One Cleveland. 500. Mountz Nc
Kinney. S37 Tatnall street
DELAWARE CYCLE CO.-The only
thorixed agency In the state for Harley
Davidson motorcycles. Immediate deliv-
cries on 1921 models. llo5 Orange street.
NEW AND SECONDHAND motorcycles OF
different makes at reasonable prices. VIII
mington Cycle Co. 1904 Market street
READING STANDARD Motorcycle. 1920
model Al shape Can I've seen any night
after q O'Clock. 22l0 Market street.
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Suburban For Sale

ATLANTIC CITY Fifteon cottAge- pr
sale $1,000 up Possession Mulfprd
Rose Little Rock and Atlantic aysnues
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Fnfms and Land For Sale

FARM farm for you only three miles
from town, we'll lUcated. IN gOOd c1nd tiOn
Half mile from stone road Enough
timber and buildings on the plAce -
bring the price asked 81 acres of thor
0ughbred stravberrfes set out this year
Quality Of land cannot bo surps ssrG Cali
today % see the place " Y rpwnsend
salisbury Nj. . Route , Near NJ Hrf
mon Church.
FARM or ~ acres good iand satrn room
house good barn. Z5o peach trees "a miles
from store and cannrry i.ocatsd near Deia-
ware Ray t5oDd shooting and fishing prize
$1,000 n - Boyer smyrna Drl
OHIO FARMS Write fOr biz farm ca,a
iogue 600 farms fully Described Any size
and price you want " ~ Masters Farm
Agent. Cambridge. DhiO
4s-ACRE FARM II miles from Wiiminz
ton, with crops and stock %ear creamery
and cannery f5reek runs through land
inquire 70 stroud street
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BUSINESS SERVICE
-
Moving, Trucking, Storage

nf'CARTNEY's TRANSFER Moving
and hauling. Phone 5e4A J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property

POOLROOM Doing good business Rsa.
son. owner leaving country 22O Maryland
avenue.
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Houses Por sale

DOVER DEL Nicely situated pisAsant
rOOrny residence Modern cDuyrrirUres
" 81 Nov ton Dover. Del
\ HARRI9OS ST giI HOtiae eight
rooms and bath Hot air neat Flrz' elaea
condition Apply On premises
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INSTRUCTION


Correspondence Courses Az
WANTED NAMES Men. boys. over II
wishing 70 oecome railway mail clerks.
ti86 % Sle6 month. Answer Immediately.
4, Every Evening Oiiicr.
WANTED NAMES Women. girls Is 20
As, wishing TO become Wilmington post
Office clerks si4o0 first year. Address l. o.
Every Evening once.
Local Instruction Classes -
nTACOM BUslNEss EOLLEGE-Tcnth
and King streets. Phone write call for
particulars about day school or night
school
Musical, Dancing, ID amate ~
DANCING Learn to uAnco now. Glass Or
lrivate Instruction. Avenue DancslAnd.
kden Hail building Phone fssp }
Private instruction Is
HINks PRIVATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
--4U2 w Twenty second Phone 5223 w
Private lessons In Languages, shorthand.
Type~riting. bookkeeping. Etc. Expert
Instructors. Every day and evening.
IN. TO 10 y III knroil AZ any time.
TUTOR Graduate of arge eastern college.
with several years teaching experience, Is
available for tutoring IN primary. SECOND
airy and college studies. Address @ 10,
Every Evenins Ofice.
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NOTICE Fraternal spiritualists .nses Snupvn
sunday ~ y m Euch h"',
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ANNEX HOTEL-East Fourth street. Good
rooms with not ~ster heat. tub and
aho~er baths, $50. IS 90 and s4.oc
weekly. single beds. 35c. SOC. 75c and 81.
Open day and Night.
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Business Places For Rent

CAR SPACES Always room for another
car 6uO y Harrison street Phone I49I
COCHRAN BLOCh NIiddletown Del
Most desirable business location in Mid
dleto~n Possession March /. 1927. EquiG-
able Trust Co Wilmington Del
MARKET ST do4 Second and third floors
suitable for Office or salesIeom. Apply
within
pYTHIAA CASTLE-F0r rent. All Goa
veniencas including chairs, for dances
entertainments bazaars. church affairs
Day or evening. Jesse h Horner. All King
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for small store or ONCE.
Centrally located Reasonable rent. Apply
io3 Il Third street Phone 1919.
sTORE-Iarge corner store. suitable for
any kind business. Box 30. Gibbsboro }
STORE-Opposite postonice S43 Orange
street Immediate possession. Apply SEC
ond door.
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FOR RENT OR SALE Beautiful IO-room
home. modern improvements. at Clay
mont Del Give possession immediately.
Penn Del Development Corp SO Market
street Phone 12lo.
HOUSE Furnished Six rooms bath Good
neighhorhood. Convenient 70 city. Phone
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Offices and Desk Room rs
DESK ROOM-For rent Apply 42l or
aage street.
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USED CARS Good condition. One Stude-
basor roadster one Studebaker. five
passenger touring car One Elgin. hve-
passenger touring One Ford. Hye-p passen-
ger touring SnydeT's Garage. Second and
Jefferson streets
VSED CARS 1919 Briscoe touring. 1917
BUICK six 1917 Stearhs touring. Keen
Garage Thirty fifth and Market streets.
Cail 1871
SID TRUCKS Dump. stake, express
bodie. All sizes Easy terms see } ID
Grecnlees salesman, s2l West street.
--ED CARS 1919 Dodge sedan Aim
truck 3-4-ton. Stevens Duryea These cars
are all in first-class condition and must be
sold Inquire Garage. 6l7 Sbipley street.
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NOTICE DIVIDEND
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK

No sos Market street
Ilqth consecutive dividend. semi an
nual dividend At the rate OF iouI psn ~ -.
PER annuu. has been deClaIeN nhu .s,ar
credited on depositors Doors On nhd "
November ist -r..r
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12
THE BIG MEN.

The big men dare and the big men
90; the dream great dreams, which
they make come true. They bridge
the rivers and link the plains, ard
grid the land with their railway
trains; they make a desert break
forth and bloom, they send the cata-
ract through the flume to turn the
wheels of a thousand mills and bring
the coin to the nations tills; the biz
men work, and the big men plan. and.
helping themselves, help their fellow
man. And the cheap men yelp at
their carriage wheels as the small
dog banks at the big dogs heels. The
big men SOW while the cheap men
sleep, and when they go to their fields
tc reap. the cheap men cry eve must
have Il share of all the grain that they
harvest there These men are pirates
who SOW and reap and build while we
are asleep, Wen lcgislatc till they
lose their hair. Wen pass new laws
that will strip them bare. Well tax
them right and we'll tax them left.
till of their plumber they are bercft
wc'll show these men that we all tie
Spise their skill. their courage and
enterprise' So the small men zap
at the big mems heels; the fake re-
formers with uplift spells. the four
eyed dreamers with theories fine.
which bring them maybe three cents u
line, the tin-hoin graftcrs who always
yearn to collar the coin that they do
not earn. And the bic men sigh as
they go their way; they'll balk at the
whole d-n thing some day.-Walt
Mason.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12

The members Of the Physics class
started out enthusiastically at lbs
Tuesday afternoon for the object Of
further enlightenment The worthy
members accompanied by their in
structor. Mr. Curtis. endeavored to
hike ~ the canyon to the power house
ia study dynamos and other brain
tacking problems. II was beautiful
day ono Of those days which gladden.
the heart but do anything but encour-
age the study Of llnotty problems.
The other classes could be seen to
turn green with envy and dark ru-
mors were heard Of plans to play
hockey
The Physics pupils were attircd for
. long hard journey but the most at
tractivc part of their apparel was the
footgear which ranged in sizes from
8 to y and appeared to have been n
use at the time Of the ark
One fastidious classr-ate. Ned Goss-
lee, disdaincd to adopt the general
precedent as to footwear but after
lodging several pools Of water and
u! we judge he changed his mind.
Both power house, were inspected
md al available knowledge CLEANED
Some of the pupils showed undiscov-
cred ability in difcrcn, directions. as
Mr. Ray Warmans ATTITUDE for
climbing, for instance. But we hopo
that they know more about electricitq
row than when they started on thor
trip, although It could not be asccr-
aimed b. their puzzled appearance
when they entered the plants
Their mission completed, they re
turned homeward at not quite such
an energetic pace ~ when they
had started
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12
FRIDAY, MARCH ~. 1920.

Over in kittitaS county an election
was recently held for the purpose Of
voting on bonding for paving what is
known as the Roslyn road. The
bonds were carried by 1864 votes to o.
against. Every community seems to be
favorable to good roads and progress
is being made as rapidly as financial
conditions will warrant But up to
this time it has seemed that usually
it has not been realized that in build
ing paved roads and even gravcled
roads, two and three years elapse
after the consent of the people has
been given before the improved road
is ready for use, and it is good prac~
tice, we believe, to always plan Soy
eral years ahead and keep new pro
iects coming up so that all roads may
be finished at the earliest possible
time.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12
Literary Club Meeting.

Last Thursday a meeting Of the
Literary Club of the l.. II. S. was held
in the usual club room at 3:45 p. m.
The roll was taken and all responded
with the exception Of three members
who found it impossible to be present.
After the roll was called a short pro
nram was given. Mabel Ercsch gave
Il brief talk on the life ~ Kate Doug
las Wiegin, Helen Hale read a paper
on Edward Markham and lne2 Ew-
ing gave a talk on the works Of Jean
Millett, the French peasant artist.
The members next on The program
Y ere not appointed. but this will be
done before the next meeting The
motion for adiournmcn, was then
made and the meeting disbandcd.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12

The Californian gets up at the
alarm of Connecticut clock but
tons his Chicago suspenders to De-
troit overalls washes his face with
Cincinnati soap in Pennsylvania
basin; wipes on a Rhode Island towel !:
sits up to Il Grand Rapids table: eats
Kansas City meat and Minneapolis
flour with Idaho potatoes cooked in
Indiana lard on St Louis stove
burning Wyoming coal; puts New
York bride on a Colorado broncho
fed with Iowa corn; plows five acres
of land Covered with Ohio mortga-
gcS) with a Chattanooga pillow. When
bed time comes he reads chapter
from bible printed in Boston SAYS
a prayer written in Jerusalem, crawls
under a blanket made in New Jersey
only to be kept awake by heas-the
only home product of his home state
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12

Wanted by John OTarey-someone
who will lend him three sheets of pa
per daily.
Wanted - by Fcrroll Titus-some-
thing to stimulate growth.
Lost-three hairpins. one stick
Spearmint favored chewing gum. al
most new, one nail file. Finder repor,
to Miss Chrissic Tempe and receive
reward Of second article.
Wanted by Talbot West-a pencil
that will never grow short
Wanted by Harold Day-someonc
TO write his English themes, free gra-
It's.
Wanted by Miss Grre-a good stu
dent in French class.
Lost-a small box Of chocolates.
Finder please notify Gladys Pinch.
Found-an empty chocolate box.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12

a Pomeroy banker and farmer re-
Gently purchased an airplane ut Spo-
kane 1t is claimed he wants to use it
&c save time, autos and other means
Of transportation being too SLOW.
However. this prompts the thought
that if one keeps out of airplanes h.
will not get killed that way-onc less
risk is run And even though we 90
through this life, travelling by the
fastest known methods, we shall have
to slow down when death finally over
takes us and go at the Old Mother
Earth pace through all eternity. 50
why be in such Il hurry these few
years we spend here?
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12

The Hiking Club met Tuesday night
at 3:3o. Tn" secretary read the min
uteS of the last meeting, after which
the chairman Of the committee APP
pointed to draft constitution. read
the constitution. 1t was approved and
adopted. Arrangements were made
t. go ON a hike sometime this week.
The girls anticipate much enjoyment
and benefit from these outings.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-03-12

\. c. Towney. dictator of the non
partisan league, has been in this
state telling the farmers of plan he
has to reduce taxation. Townley re-
duced his own taxes by going through
bankruptcy. which he might tell
about; and then he might tell the
truth about what effect his regime in
North Dakota has had upon taxes
On the stump Townley is convincing.
but when it comes to putting his
theories into practice the result is
that taxes increase by leaps and
bounds. But the funny part of it is
that Townley so hypnotizes many Of
his adherents that they come up smil-
ing and pay the increased taxes with
out grumble, seemingly believing
that to be the great blessing Town
ley has set apart for them.