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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
wA>TED---s0MEB0Dy WHO
cor A QuExTION>AIRE

Tho Investigation was led by j..
Osborne. so2I Ashworth ~. In the
wallIngford district. who has a deep.
deep feeling that HOUSEWIVES are
NOT satisfied.
lie pollsd friends of his living In
practically every residence district
in the city. T. None OF them had re.
ceived "A uu.s,ionnairc. Then he
polled employees at Fraser Paterron's
None Of theu, had received u aues-
tionnaire. either.
lie called the investigating com
uaittoe- at the gas conpany's office
and was told that II he wanted any
information he'd have to page the
public service commission by long.
distance telephone al olympia
-Seattle's gas ~ rottcn.- O~borre
told Tho Star today. ''and II they'd
give me 500 qucrtionnaircs. I'D get
them filled out by 500 consumers
4. - A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
LATE LIFE WAS
CALM AND PEACEFUL

He abandoned adventure in his
own good time and lived quietly In
a houseboat in Victoria, II. G. His
Iffe was calm and peaceful No more
gales. no more raids and races with
the law He was done with danger.
Almost done. The danger that
hides in a bottle " the most dead.
~ Of all for Alec ~ Lean.
They found him dead one morn
ing, drowned In knee-deep water
where he had stumbled from the
gangpiank Of his houseboat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
BOYS DEFENDER ALSO
FATHER OF HANGING BILL

BY a queer twist OF fate IL was
Senator Smith, later retained TO d..
fend White. who fathered the states
new hanging law and was largely In
strumental in having IL pass the leg
isiature
Joseph ID. Morton. the 15-year-old
companion OF White. who aided In
the killing. was sent to prison for
life.
Mrs. White. the mother. does not
believe her boy should hang.
Il wouldn't ask them 10, turn him
loose" she said. He's that weak
that they shouldn't. But he was
never bright. l don't think he
knew what he.was doing. I'd rather
die than have him hanger.'' =
Linton was hired by White and
Morton to drive them from Everett
TO small nearby town. They were
planning. on reaching this town. to
rob a store.
En- route they decided to kin the
chauffeur. They argued over which
should slay him. II was finally de-
cided that White should do il. and
the older boy shot the chauffeur in
the back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
SyyOOPED DOWN ON
TRADING POSTS

He would swoop down on a Rus
Sian trading post on konrnandaaky
gather up a fortune In pel,ry and
get away. The Hlbbard. .swenson
post al Anadyr. siberia. was raided
last year by sea bandits. but they
were bungiers compared with Nc
Lean. They killed a number OF ma
ttves and were badly shot up In turn.
Mclean used 10 get away with
II While nations were trying TO
get the pelaEic rcaling question set-
tled. Mclean settled IL for himself
There was time when vessels
OF o,hsr nations couid.hunt the herd
on It's vay 20 the breeding grounds
IN the Behrtnr sea- Americans care
fully protected che sealls. but at the
same time Americans we're barred
from taking wsAia This didn't strsk"
Alec as fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

So he became master Of a series OF
outlaw craft. killing seals under the
y~ry bows of the L. = revenue cut
ters.
l have served my term af pciagfc
sailing. and Il IL not a nice 1oo-
Most OF the seal taken are females
on their way 10 the islands where
they have their young. They are
shot while sleeping on the water.
Many Of them sink when they are
killed
Thas II done away with now. II
belongs. Hike Alec Mclean. 70 an
other day.
Alec liked his nip ashore. and Jack
london probably chummed up with
him In barrooms Prohibition would
have prevented the Sea Wolf from
being written.
Mclean took an kinds Of chances
The cutter. Bear. had him bottled
SUP more than once. but he would
t~neak away in a fog. hurdls n reef
with his schooner's keel dragging.
or thread passages 10 dangerous that
no one cared 10 follow.
He was. however, not brute, like
the acea Wof" In Loudon's story.
His men were loyal TO him. afloat or
ashore. He wasn't a bragEart or a
bully, nor was he much Of a philos
opher. either. He just took what he
.4fnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
GOVERNOR
now ISOM
Whites
ONLY HOPE
Father Of New Hanging
Law Believes Commuta-
ton Should Be Issued

EVERETT. Dec. i5.--IsomA AEyhite.
boy murderer. in his cell here t4aay
was told that the supreme court I'D
ruled against him. deciding he must'
die.
The 1e-year-old condemned pr1z-
oner received the news with that
same blank stare thai he wore the
day he was arrested on November
20, 1919. for the killing Of Lee Lin
ton. Everett taxi orIver. and that hs
has worn since.
The supreme court yesterday at
Olympia affirmed the verdict return
ed by a Snohomish county jury I
year ago. convicting White OF first
degree murder and recommending
the gallows as his punishment
ITS SERIOUS. ANT IT?~
SAYS BOY
As the import OF the ruling sank
into the boys mind. his brows knitted
and he repeated statement he han
made many times since his trial:
1T don't seem TO me like / ever
killed anybody. 1 don't remember II
but they say I did. so guess 1t must
be 50. It's serious. amt it?-
There remains but one chance 70
save the youth--a governors elem
ency.
II is now required Of tho warden
OF the penitenfiary at walla Wt1A
thar ne act a date for the hanging.
This done. Gov. Hart. n he decun1
II the right thing to do. can commufe
the death sentence to Inc imprison-
ment
Hundreds OF people In every parf
OF the state sent money to Whites
aged mother at stanwood TO pay the
costs OF his appeal TO the supreuzo
court believing the boy halfAvit-
These same people, according 10
Whites LAWYER. State Senator Joseph
II. Smith. Of Everett. are now ready
10 push petitions urging the govern
or to save the lads life.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-17

The young lady is Miss Hilda Chass-
wood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs n
Chasswood Of Deodar street. Rev Her
bert A Carpenter. pastor of the First
Christian church Of Indiana Harbor
performed the marriage ceremony. A
wedding supper followed served 10
members of the families and intimate
friends. Mr.. Lovin since his return
here has taken a position as craneman
at the Inland steel mill. After a brief
honeymoon the couple will make the
Lovin home their present abode until
such time another place can be pro-
cured They were presented with many
beautiful and useful gifts and the
best wishes and congratulations show
cred upon them.
The music department OF the East
Chicago Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. George Summers. 232a Drummond
ST, on Monday night The program will
consist of a talk by the leader on the
symphony and Sonata. followed BY
musical program. Refreshments viii be
served. The hostess viii be assisted b.
Miss Annetta Specter. Mrs. Liela Hascle
and Mrs Bloomberg.
The hard time dance which was to be
held tonight at the st. Adams parish
house. by the Good Fellows ship club. has
been indefinitely postponed. Instead ar
this dance a box social will be held
Thursday evening instead Of the regular
meeting.
4 backward party was held Thursday
evening at the kathryn House at Indiana |
farbor IN honor of Mr.. Silverthorne Of /
GRAPEVINE ST and Mr.. Edward Rihl OF /
lfemlocA ST. by the Baptist young people. |
The party Was a surprise party in which I
everything was done IN the reverse order. I
Everyone enjoyed himself immensely.
Mrs Minnie Battle Of South Bend has
been visiting her various friends in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-17

be the subject OF the morning message
at 1900 o'clock.
The Young People will meet at s:45.
Subject. My Favorits Psalm and Why
rs. 12-i-S
The Junior Society at e.45 with Ed
win Butts leader. Subject same as
Young People.
The Melchisedec Priesthood OF
Christ" Hebrew viii he the subject
at the evening services Time 7:3o.
You are cordially invited TO all the
above services.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
at 500. There will be brief book
study or Daniel" The prayer meet
ing is special meeting looking for
ward to the week. OF special services
that viii be held Jan 25-3I.
Teachers meeting at $50 p. NJ. Wed
nesday.
Choir practice Thursday at 500 P.
NJ
The Esther Rebekah degree team
VIII hold practice Monday evening at
100 at Saint Adams Parish hail. All
members are urged to he present.
Miss Wanda A. schied OF 145th
street is home for the week end. Miss
Scheid is a student at Valparaiso uni
versity, where she IS studying pri-
mary teaching.
A group OF young people or Tndi-
ana Harbor will have a bob party to-
night. About thirty guests are in
vited.
Mrs. TT. r. Power OF North Forsythe
avenue and her sister Miss Kate Dol
son are leaving today for Sandover,
Ill.,, to be present at A family reunion
which is to be held at their old home
and this time in farewell to their
younger brother who is going TO New
Mexico for the benefit of his health
Miss Dolson viii be returning here
Monday and Mrs Power Will remain a
few weeks longer.
The Mesdames Edward Thomas and
J ohm McNab led a large party OF
friends in a surprise on Mrs. Luther
Lewis, jr.. at her home in South Of
colt avenue and the nature of the af-
fair was a shower. A most sumptuous
repast was served in which eight par
ticipated. The evening was given over
to games and Iusic and a general
good time enjoyed.
4 quiet nuptial ceremony was per
formed Thursday evening uniting . !
very well known young man. Robert |
Lovin who just came home from maay /
months across seas In the honorable /
discharge of military duties and is the
SON of Mrs. Lovin of 1910 Ivy street |
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-17
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS

which arc accepted by Euksn's views
Agency, 34lo Michigan ave-, indiana Rar-
poF' pnons 1887; Katherine Howard,
Aoom z@%, Calumet bldg, East Chicago
phone @S5' residence phone 2l7; Nassau
thompson 500 Chicago ave-. EaEt Chi
eago, phone 93l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-17

Better call up The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll be sure it will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-17
NOTICE TO
CLASSIFIED
ADVERT45 ERS.

AL classified advertising must be paid
for before 1900 O'Clock on the day Of
publication, beginning October Jet. All
those who have monthly accounts ara
excepted. Phone advertisements will ha
accepted as usual, but they must be
paid Tor before 1900 O'Clock.
MONEY TO LOAN
and first and second mortgages
CLAIR VI. STEPHENS
3452 Elm St Phone s93. Ind. Harh.
1-14-15-16-17-19
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

for YOU 20 ride. scd Ma. with that
NCraudN which YOU have in front OF
Nucr hrcl>, scd Ma. guess IL b-onko
wud curl up X quit If you tried to
ride II now
am not $" hoshy as all that. scd
Ia. !cSt a i!t;,l plump.
pidcn; yure f"cnGs in the West say
You WIS licSly? Scd Ma
Thay scd carried my ycrrs wrn,
sod ia. ihSH didcnt say anything
about my watc. i;ut I am 10; Ike q
woman, scd Pa. scnsitiv about my
N0;c. take what I'rovi,icns sends nc
IN iha; rc$pCck. sod Ia. & carry il as
well rs can.
nd you see sum bu:;fui ladies
our tharc IN the West? sod 10 Pa.
Ia a wage way saw them, Sod III.
Wat kind of a way is :, wage way?
scd
lest glanced a; them. Scd Ia. bee :
was ho;c-;nS ;he pjc,er O. yrrc deer
mother. ;hc faircst lady this side %
the blue hcvinss. scd Pa.
You see, Bohbic. Sod NJ. yure
fdth'" doa"S as. You must try for
I" be Hike him wen YOU grow up.
Eohb!c. scd Ma.
Tie thing tina, | newer forget
about the West. sed Pa. Is the wun-
d"rfUl muun:iugs.
rhc what Scd Ma
T,'r rloan;insy-. Scd ra them
Rockies silent th3y have stood thru
the shift-!mg seasons. sed Pa. with
thare Waite reds Hike the hcds OF cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Puss in Boots, Jr.
ny DAVID CORY.

Now as soon as pass Jun,or wa,
/ out OF the forest, the liobsohlins
consulted together rs how hest 20
, capture him before hr ShoulG cross
the Rivcr Dee into Fairy Land,
Let IA vhanSc ourselves into
sword'ish and sink the boat" said
one.
We nigh, turn INFO hawks and
swoop dowa upon him SAID an
Or great water sna&es," said a
All this time ii;tio ru<S junior
was riding away on his donkey. no,
hnowius that ;hes" dreadful Hob
COLLINS wcr" plotting 10 DO aim
harm.
By and ~. after a white. he came
30 The Eiver Dee. where The little
donkey stopped and gave 4 loud
bray.
why are you Nro>iug: asked
;Bccauss." answered the i.;;lc
donkey. Il wiah 20 Let the Fairy
Queen know thnt We are va.t.n. for
= boat I" ferry rs across
Has; tEcn. all - :, sudien. y i;tiie
bird began to sing
Beware. hcwarc. when you cr5.,,
this stream,
Or nsh with sword-.ii>c nose.
AnG keep one cyc turned up TO the
For r.Hk win nook like toes"
Who a.. YOU: asked little russ
And how do YOU know that we are
in danger"
- am the little Yellow BIRD VINO
has followed you in al your Jour
ncys." answered the vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

mon that have known life u; it's full
est, scd Pa. u life was ~ it's fullest
occtour the nusrun went dry. Scd Pa.
always loved them mouninEs
with tharc pecks OF snow. scd Ma.
Ihem Rockies always awcd me, sed
Ma.
Thay didcnt awe me. Sod Va I
am not afradv OF anything i"s; bee
kaus il is big. I:ui thar" IS sum
thing abou; them vast hi;cs OF land
rock. scd IA. wish gifts under the
h!uc. as it, were. scd ra.
Tha; is vary vulgar cxprcashun.
scl Ma.
] know il. scd IA, but i; is Jest
what l mean. That is WHY the Nest
mas moar charm for me :han the EaS :
with its apartment houses. scd IA.
Mem mountin3s are tho apartment
houses OF Mater Scd Pa. full Of furry
tenants. sed Pa. w!ch newer pays
no rent.
Tnarc is a lot Of tenants in cities
"lch never DAYS no rent. too. !
doan; Know l. they arc furry or not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Hints for Saving Icr

Ms j. h. w. Ric'imond.-Fo Follow
ing ar some suggestions FOR pre-
venting Ice from melting: Avoid
opcninS .c' toN az much as possible:
cod air cscan-S qu!caly and m.iis
ICE through The thrush oi warm ar.
Wrapping ice on top and sides with
newspaper will prevent melta@c
Old air &c"s down through an ice
DON: II is therefor. unnecessary to
have ice exposed 10 air when the box
= OPEN on top. coo, iced ten and
iccd drinhs q all kinds by putting
bottles ia ic- box ami no; against
iEf zee. ~ this m"l;s ice quickly.
D&"'i pat chopped ice in drinks: his
hccof ice box open and mri;s ice
very ur.cE.y EuT - large piece oc
ice. because melting i nbou: one
third s"eate: III a small piec" OF ice
on a:suHnt % TIA. surrounding air
~pa"o. 10 not accept icc with u l,ol.
~ The center. This will melt three
t.r'"s a. Qiic"iE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
The Rhyming Optirnist
ny SI.INc MiCH\EIiS.

TncSc huvry-husS arc fearful
things 10" system 20 inhagc. - man
was fashioned rvithoui wing, ana I
i Sirune" IL" always ciini:S 40 THIS
desire :" sail iic hurri". through
his morning chores. he tulns lis
break EAST down, then has;.ns onward.
s.amm:m% door and nad!Y rushcs
to the stores and Offices DOWNTOWN.
The days aye u"v.- long "noNriI 10"
ANY tre.t.iur space. aut 81. -, ~
M this hurry stun until his ,..c -
jas, alum. and 81! he does j. race.
Now Il is true INA. hu'ry's GOOD IL
N"U mus, cs,,h train. BUT when
N"n'"H ;a".nS on y"nr food. then nIr-
ryiu= s rather crude and a,sn quite
strain. Though YOU cpuut !"aincss
q crime ami irr! most iachryta5s.
when with each pause YOU ln\ a
dine remember. hurry AL Ia" Tim"
vii! manc YOU lack rcDcsc. 50 irv
to max" . lIttl" start toward slow
inS dcVu 4 b.i; when Nou 81" mas
,er % Tia: a., YOU, f.ud 1t is "a
pleasant part; bells" you'U fan for
IL. Tah" TIM" Z" chew your break.
iast may. (" m1sti".j. YOU" tea. and
YOU will u" surprised some duv to
!inG how good ii Is I" play and meet
Your f,mi-',r. Just practice resting
hove ana ,h"r" wh-m.'.r IA. law al
!p~s. and YOU VIII note il lisht.us
ca:' II YOU VIII some way grab Nonr
share. learn ioatinc from IN. cows
Few fellows cvc-y really win 10y hur-
rylnc through life I; soon .r.dicat,s
ihc.r grin, they have no Tim. for
KIN or Kin ans fail to KISS Friend
VIE. inn".d, il is fcartul thin.
aHd gets - fellows goat. n. has no
Tim" T." skip and s.u" AID hav-
spring fever in the Spring with this
bis load 10 tote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
VII" wa. "rh- Hawk"

MILO MAS Tile liawh &C., Wh"n a
poe; and IL railroad nusn"tcs doush-
Ter planned an cinprmer;. lac WAS uu-
der IN" bridr-:u-bc's winuow and
made III with her jewels. liN h"aS;-
ed that H.. w,uid roh :, 5anh. and.
though III" plac. sw"rincd with do
tec;iv.s. lie made sOod. 10 cap the
climax, h. s'o," from rs str"nG holi
tho famous and Historical jswcled
garter Of tne Countess OF salisbury.
The HaNx" y TIA" Mysterious mas
ter criminal III Maurice rcurncurs
screen version 81 NY Lady's Car
ter" which viii b" Sa"rn at the isi.
Thnater tlMs NcIh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Visit Famous Mission.

For tho last Three years m"'Inn
picture producers HAY" been refused
permission 10 him III. SpauiSh Ms
sions 81 California. and lac Mission
San Jran Capistrano in particular ~
said hitherto never 10 havc been
filmed. |; is With pride. therefore.
that United Picture Thcttrrs. Inc,
announces that many scenes -! tne
exterior ana interior Of This famous
odd Spanish mission are Snown In
Dustin Farnum'S latest nrama .! Ia"
East and West; a Mans Fig
which comes 10 tn" rdeon Th"ai.r
today ana tomcr:0"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

or ~" Wick said his sovereign Was
wrong. and corrected him. whcrcupon
Charles br!s;led up with offended dig
nifty and numbered. Il am never
wrong. Take this clock away and
correct your mistake. There was
nothing else 10 do. Vick used the
symbols ordered by Charles on all
the clock dials he subsequently made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Fort VNshinEton.

subscriber. Eenb-idSc Tort
Washington" at the eastern cx;rcm-
ity -: Putnam Avcnuc. Cimbridgc-
port. Was one Of Wash!nEton's Garth
worH batteries. with which he main
tanned the s!cr. OF Boston in 1875
l''G. The guns now ;her. are OF the
civil War tyne. Several Years ago
the Daughters OF the American Rev
o!Etion rchabilita;ed the battery and
made a circular park. inclosed by an
iron fence with posts. IN imitation o
inverted cannon. In the center they
placed naGs:aH. from which old
Glory is flown daily. The whole - a
part or the Cambridge public park
system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
With the Film Folk
SCOTS ntI.~in- nouhle.

soon, at Using Double.
That Ruth Roland, the serial star.
consistently refuses :, double" for
dangerous scenes is the affidavit Of
Frances r;uihan. IN" sccnnri.t. VINO is
writing: the film story al her serial.
'broadwar liab." Miss Guihan OBJ
scrNcS that Miss Roland Considers no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Weeks Picture Shows
Itenl Detective Thriller.

A. tho Bijou the screen version of
castor Lerou>'e The Mystery OF the
yellow Room" Is being shown L;
is one of those detective tn:illcrs in
wnicA the French delight when not
with Il WAY on their hands. Emil
Cnaut.rd. ,iic director, has Du'it up
very skiiliully the mriodraula around
the room. apparently without means
a. exit. from which It criminal es-
ca2es after shooting a girl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Worth while Pictures.

I've porN.ag Vr:i.cl ~ Tic b!s
aui!ruccS which nave Ir,ei.d Elsie
Ferguson, ATTEST Paramount Ar
Graf, picture. ii!s House i'll order.
a. the Colonial Thn";cr. il tn:N il
is vcu worth While. Tn. picture has
been Uimir""ly rruduerd and Miss
'ergusou's NOrn "a ~ = perhaps tho
besi ut ncg screen career
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Movie Calendar

HIJOt'--.'rhc Mystery OF the
yellow Uoonn.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hylard, In
..l}lnck shadows
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Talmadse.
in "rhc Woman Gives"
CoIoninl-E'sie Ferguson, In
"Hi- House in order"
ISls-"M! Lnd.'s Garter"
ODE0N-Dnstin FHrnun,, In "a
MINIS Fight"
REN-'Thc Lurking Perii."
NIJTOR-Nary rickford. in
daddy lI~ns LcE-."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Information Bureau.

Inquiries rrIardi~S' siPnst amy
Iopic, excepting op.-irSn!. and medical
inquire. nrr answered dirrrti! by
personal letter, Arlf-addreHSrd
stamped envelope i'd required. Nd-
dresk he Times Dispatrh Informal
zion bureau. HichJn6nd. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Daddy Long Legs"

'Dand% i.OnE i."Es N Wu.Vn MaFy
pickford viii nc seen - tnc NIu;or
today and tomorrow. i allied w,tn ta-
most delicate ana artistic Imagery
throughout. one ~ the most cilec-
tive incidents deals with = cnmpari
SON OF The rearing az .iudy Abbott
the orphan asylum :;!r! and AHSc!tl.
Wycl<off. z spoiled 'ich child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
The Thinker. IF.vorItr

!t"N" You nny suggestion ior dee
orHiinS tn. study. Mr.. Suickrich :"
only iE., il mast Ice brown" re-
ptru IN" war rrphtc"r. Great
thinkers. believe. ar" generally
found in brown study"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

Frank Mayo is credited bv HE
press agent with being at present on
a motoring trip To Mexico. Ncvad,.
an" .'@lz"na. which makes Frank
some Traveller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

clubs statutes are slated a series ~,
'cnn!s matches played by picture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
SHOES WEAR LONGER

"htH on waln IN comf4r'. 30 ao ,n
"nIstpic t"r."i To sH4H. INTO ~. ,ii. :
":Irn Lric ". n" f"ot-bath GIVES vg.
iitn GOT F..,s" .n"Frt t@it' o. nos
~. iee. ~. .."d.' can T"s' .Ho...
.ne sIEe smaller by s'.al.sng som" A.s.r,
GOT Ease - each shUy IN the mofn.s =.
sold eVerynhei. 49, Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Skin Trouble On
Three ear-Old Bow
Cuticura Heals.
My little boy three years old be-
gan 10 bIeal out in red spnta. f.onn

gan 10 bseai out in red spots, from
-, The sire of dime 10 q
/x%...N nickel. over his body and
y, :" on his face. They would
& .sb itch and ne would lie
awake and scratch some
times illthey would bleed.
They died up and formed
a scale that looked like corn bran.
and some OF the places would rack.
tired sslves with no effect. 60
uied Cu,icuEa Soap and Ointment.
could tel! difference from the first
application. When had used one
cake Of Cusicura Soap and one box
oil Cuiicura Oin,nen, he was healed"
Signed Mrs. D. Burnett. Salt Lick,
Kentucky. Sept. g, 1919.
Onte clear. keep your skin clear bv
using Cp,ieura Soap and Oin.men,
Tor ry-day toile, purposes und
Cuticura Tsleum TO powder and per-
iume. Nothing better.
IInl!s It:h Ere. ~ Nail 4ai,.. "c.us.t.
isserAtstis', Dept Il. NA.dn MAJ" Sold ,yy,.
..Ts Soap csc. Ointment aud ss. f..rIrn Is
ES Cutieura Soap slaves without muy.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-14

If you will make a visit to the sale
rooms Of II. IL. Taber at 1874 Elliot
street you will see many things which
should appeal to the thrifty buyer as
purchase of q large part of the collec-
ton of china. and bric-a-brac of the late
Mrs. Starkey completes a fine line of
such goods for the inspection of the gift
buyer. There are many attractive pieces
of furniture also.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-14

What a lot of tables there arc that
make good Christmas gifts and they can
each and all be found at the Emerson
store: Tea tables. library tables. enam-
cled kitchen stables, dining tables, card
tables. sewing tables and tables for the
children. and the little odd tables that
fit into some corner just right.