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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28
AUTO REPAIRING
rnY us

we give you contract prices on
Chevrolet repairs All work guar
antced. Chevrolet Agency, George
town. Sidney SbV.
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rryRSrsHEp HOUSES

/. =, <xSr MODERN. NICELY FUR
.hed. large heating stove. swell
nue, $3.50 month. no children.
Nh fzfh ave r. Car No. Y. Third
II IL inmates from town.
now PAftTLY FURNIsHED
'~,,ee. ff5e month. 5ffs33rd ave.
~ "a a1sf0n car
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UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY DISTRICT BARGAIN
III you are looking for a nice
home In the University district
you should see this ope--s largo
rooms on first floor. unfinlrhcd
attic and large sleeping porch up
stairs; cabinet kitchcnl oak floors.
fireplace. furnace heat. full base
mont. lot s0xi20. with garage.
close To car and university. Price
only $1,000. with terms. Main 325s.
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FoH sALh-BTUDEBAkER a-cYL.
roadster: Just overhauied new
bearings put in. VIII sell for 1900
cash " taken at once. 1915 model.
Inquire for q. r. Duncan. Barnes
ton, wash. care Kent Lumber Go.
SEE THIS
Soing u Alaska. Must soil my Oak
land Six. Like new cord tires
and new spare $500. can give
terms. kenwood 3273 after 3. m.
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UNITED MOTORS co.
iss0.27 Bellevue
Between Pike and Pine
when buying q used truck OF de-
livery from the UNITED MOTORS
CO. you are sure Of satisfaction
and not grief All cars are put in
the very beat mechanical condi-
ton. Nth good rubber and new
paint
Buick. with express body. ready
to go.
ONO. with express body, just like
new. a, a very low price.
REQ Spcedwagon. all overhauied. In
Al tondition. and a bargain.
Ford. with express body; has 1919
motor, a real good Ford. and the
price - right
Overland, express body. electric
lights and starter; fine condition.
Ford. covered body. late model. A
good buy.
Kissei chassis. mechanically good.
with good rubber. and repainted.
studehaker a-ton chassis. and "
runs good. CONS take Il away,
only 1850.
And about 20 other good buya
HONEST REBUILT
VALUE AUTOMOBILES
UNITED MOTORS co.
Bellevue. Between pike and Pine.
Phone East ?.
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Musrc LOVERS
Keep as IN mind
nU BARRY PIANO CO
fnk.ln4 fJainn.

fes-ios unlan.
ONLY THREE rfoSOyRAPHs
left Of the sis We advertised ~
f0fs Oft. ~ you want a suarsn-
iced sweet toned instrument al -
low a price as you would pay Ter
a risky secondhand machine. visit
our store. We have saved othere
money. Why not you Pacific
Photograph Co. 5as Pike st Main
LIVELY KCG SELLING
gxf9 rugs knocked down 70 t7,ss
grass conEoleum rugs. 1xs or .xs.
half price. smiths sxtI Amin.
sters for sfs. at Waidron Co. spe-
ciaiixtng rugs. t1xz Fourth
CLf~TO<A MUSIC HOUSE OFFERS
Sppesiys,nssss. r. ssy r ,s and 's s'ss
where. 70 fully appreciate this
advantage. cali al CifNTO$'A 1919
Eighth ave.
ROOMS foMpi. ETgsiY FURNISHED
AZ cash prices. on terms. Large as
sgftm~nt both rngr and furniture,
Wafdron Co. 1922 Fourth. Liberal
treatment extended
ONE DUHOc JERSEY BOAR AND
one SOW. years old. Registered,
two fine Jersey grade cows II. q.
sfebbins. Wsnsiow. cambridge
lsiand.
FINE SPAN OF HORSES FoH SALE.
and = years old. sound and true
reasonable Al Suduamish. wash
NJ VI Manion
THE PIANO QUALITY ~ BfsTTER
The price b less because the
overhead expense - less. That's
CLINTON'S. 1872 Eighth ave,
EUMNAGE SALE THURSDAY. FRI
day and Saturday. Pine 81 Mar
4 - uNrar.th and pine ~ pauIfs
Lutheran Church.
FOR sALE--COsSC BUSINESS
Long established. best location For
particulars address Lewis Levy. p.
o. Box zs7. Port Angeles. Wash.
MAyTREsSES. UPHOLSTERY. REM
gyatlnE. srspairinE and 20 ords,
PIANO AND PHoNOGRAPH SALE
Don't buy until you have seen ths
big bargains at G. G. Bender Co,
1893 Third ave.
NOT a Rt1MMAGE SALE, hut
just as cheap~-cIean used clothing
Tor men, women and children. 1910
yenth ave. tdownstslrsl.
RUMM AGE SALE. THGHsDAY.
Friday and Saturday, a. Westlake
Market. by the English Lutheran
81 900 PIANO FOR $500. c. C. BEN
der Co. 1909 Third ave.
CONTRACT WANTED FOR an TON
truck. For sale. forest wood. de-
FRESH WATER MILL WOOD FOR
sale at $40 per cord. Dry inside
mill wood 81 cord. Prompt de-
liver Beacon 2sIs.
FLUFF RUG WEAVING THE CAR
pet Shop. 40 Terry N. Elliott
ass.
GET OUR PRICES on uPHoL-
atcry and rcfinlshing Baker. the
Mattress Man, sidney sef.
FOR SALE - HORSE. WAGONS.
pigs, chickens COW. VIII rent
place or sell lease for 5 years.
John Poninetti. Naval ave. Box
sef. Bremerton. Wash.
HAVE a NEW RANGE
or heater added 20 your account
from Waldron Co.'S Furniture De-
partment, 5lg universlty.
SEWING MACHINES, GOOD DROP
s1sa' ia ss Up ISL fs Rirri ave-
PIANO, HIGH GRADE sTANDAHD
make. 5000. 1873 3sth ave ~
SMALL DEPOsiT WILL ASSURE
tom cLiNToN's, 1919 Eighth ave.
NEW PIANOS FOR BENT. RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Toner. 30 Union.
CHEAP WOOD DIRECT FHOm
I M 81 & YOU s.So double load Cap
III I'm WEfsFfELD CAN'T re
palr your watch, throw IL away.
t1f Union.
BUCK KITCHEN RANGE. ONLY
used one month, 500 new; VIII
sell FOR. t75. Main 7bdb. Apt. 2I5.
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DEEP, RICH GARDEN SOIL
FINE BERRY LAND
nDTTOM IAND

All Thoroiy Cleared and Ready
for Cultivation
On the PAVED TACOMA HIGH
WAY. just south OF Duwamish
river bridge: near interurbsn sta
ton; get few acres OF this and
BE INDEPENDENT
Prices Reasonable Terms Easy
SQUIRE INVESTMENT co.
Main ai4s 55S Empire Building
B TO s0-AcRE FARMS IN THE
best agricultural part OF Snohom-
ish county: 5000 acres to select
from; ~ miles OF saltwater front.
FL miles lake short; going at $40
per acre and up; also a few g.
acre tracts 40 minutes Seattle on
pavement send for literature,
lirowneli Land Co. birmingham.
wash
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8 FOR Northumberland
ESTATE

MY 10 ACRES WITH CREEK,
near highway and Des Moines I:
free and clear; $4,000; want city
property Gillian, ai2 Icary
Bldg. or Rainier i20-R evenings.
our EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT
handles anything. any where, b
states. The Pacific Agency, Inc
400 Arcade BIDS. ELLIOTT lk3A
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FOR Northumberland
ESTATE


i7-HOOM HOUSE
Almost completely furnished. leased
for 1900 year Price $3.50. Want
house 20 $4,000 nH part payment
WEST SEATTLE
hlr-room houae, near steel mills.
Want lot or cioee-in acre as part
payment Ei.i.ZfsY, with
Y. NJ JORDAN A. co,
Ii American Bank building IL
49, ACRES. MOSTLY BoI'ToM
land. broom house, bath. pantry.
light ana phone . blocks from
pavement. good barn. 4 COWS. 6
tons hay some chickens. Price
$500. $1,000 cash and Seattle
home up % f7.s00 Ia trade,
Also a Moe stocked farm on WILDLY
JnssEN'' as Sew Y S'' nlds. s
$50 ActLs. LEVEL; TRACTOR
pillow land. near conrad. Mont; 72o
acres In cultivation. fine home
and good buildings. VIII consider
Seattle or Coast property ~ part
payment J a. Neltnan, Owner.
room al Central iiidg. Elliott
t0i7.
TRADE ACRES ron HOUSE, on
auto. VIII assume. What have
YOU J. " Urunen. Eagle Gorge.
wash.
BEACON HILL LoT. toxioo-wiLL
trade for small truck or t-paaaen-
ger car. Phone Queen Anne iess
after .. nj.
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80 ACRES RAW LAND UNDER IR-
rigation. In Three Rivers country.
A real opportunity for someone TO
improve u and treble his money in
three years. Easy terms: some
trade. Western Pacific Securities
Co. Rim. All Central Bldg
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FARM SPECIALS
beet % soli: easy 90 clear: mostly
willow and alder. 1900. $500 down.
10 acres. north OF Duvaii; level. deep
loan soii. ON good road. ttse. tse
down.
20 acres Joining above all level
ssoe 400 down. Fine for fruit
aud berries.
10 .srss Nspss.ns: house: well:
young orchard; rich. level land. no
reck- nargain at 1900. $3.50 cash.
30 acres. Monroe district. nearly oil
isssi. creek spring over hall
ereek bottom. ti.soe. tzto cash.
We Specialize In farms and acreage.
II you are IN the market for land.
call and see our ust
sEELy 4 CALLAHAN
SOC Htnckiey Bidg.. ia Second Ave.
Main Ola
i2.ooc ACRES VIRGIN SOIL. SUB
and stones: fine level land. adjoin-
Ing lands OF a similar nature that
are raising $4,000 worth of cab
Sassels s'e o. ' os,. s'I q bushels 30 q
wheat, 200 sacks Of onions. 900
bushels Of potatoes 100 bushels
Of corn per acre. where all kinds
OF grains, grasscN vegetables. ber-
rirs and fruits rev in abundance;
close TO schools and town.
kNmember. We have only a limited
AMOUNT OF this land that We ar.
selling for $40 per acre; terms half
cash. balance on or before y years
at e% Interest. Thcse lands are
about 70 miles from Seattle.
Washington. In skagit and sno..
homish counties. close to paved
Write FOR particulars. or come and
SHARKS 4 DYE. is2o Second Ave-.
Seattle. Wash.
MILLER a MAsDLE, 81 Front ST.
Bremerfon. Wash.
RICH LAND
IN sNOHoMlsH COUNTY
Are you looking for land. real soil.
good iocstionS l HAVE IT Can
sell you this kind OF soil in 5. 10
and ib-aore tracts $50 TO 500 an
acre; located Is miles from Ever
EFT. miles from Marysvillc: only
half mile from " X station. stores
and condensary: best OF markets
for everything have only so
acres OF this fine land and I am
going to sell quick: first come.
first choice. Terms are easy.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
bi2-i+ White Bids
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IT'S n snap: so acres Of real
good land and $1,000 worth
of good lumber: land liz level
and good soil. well watored.
near town and s markets.:
paved road TO Seattle. Price
only $4,000.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
bi2-it White Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-28

HERE ARE a FEW CANDID
statements which should be
interesting reading TO buy
erF OF used cars;
I'VE acknowledge that used
cars are worth less today
than 30 days ago
I've do not believe they will
ever be worth a. much
again as they we're 30 days
ago.
s-ffs mp to the dealers. who
can afford IL. 10 take their
losses and smile
I've are not attempting 10
evade this issue - THE
PUBLIC SET OUR PRICES
TODAY.
WE OWN 50 USED CARS
Thee ears comprise the
largest assorted stock Of
uaed cars In Seattle. and
are yours nj prices which
you can afford 10 pay. ANY
reasonable terms 70 those
buying car for business
VISIT OUR USED CAR DE-
pARTMENT TODAY at Pine
st and Bellevue.
FRANK wATERIIousE a co
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70 FOR LEASE
ron LisAHE-oNE ROOM. soxso,
on Pine. between Fourth and
M.stlake. 80 feet facing Pine,
With large windows This 10 one
- the finest loeatlons In Seattle.
NJ ". Dentlsir. Eiiiott 1881.
10 MACHINERY
DfsAGAA NJ VAUGHAN. nkAvisf,.
ticks Co. sislst ave : Main $3.50.
ELECTRIC MOTOR DRILLS.
pumps. W. Mentsiius Price Co.
ksnt or ssia Main sis. t1t ist =.
10 FOR sAi.E>--REAL ESTATE
6 ROOMS AND SUN PORCH on ONE
FLOOR real bungalow In every
sense ~ the word. most unusual
ears, eornsr io,. esxioo. Win fins
VIEW rooms ali extra large. all
the bulit.ln features. fireplace
with t-foot opening. Sun PORCH
Enclosed on three sides with glass.
iexzh furulshed or unfurnlnhed.
nor WATER HEAT. easy terms
-wE srfI. HOMES
WAHKEN REALTY co.
1891 itastlake Ave Capitol 1855.
NORTH or CITY
Swell new A-foom bungalow. Just
outside OF city limits firepiacs.
bath. city water, electric iights.
chicken house and garage. no city
taxes here great sacrifice at
tzeoo about tsoe eash. balance at
PER cent. you will have 10 hurry
: " you Krab this one.
Zee MEf.uER with
" NJ. JORDAN a co
al American Bank Building
Main ssT Phone Elliott fsT
nAitGAiN.
f4,t0n
~. 600 cash. balance ~asr.
Groom house on Queen Anne nouic-
sars bret view IN city; lot sesti
-. all improvements paid irclud-
ing paving Lot " worth more
NJ a. oooDFErIow.
cas- Railway Exchange bldg
LEAVING CRY IMMEDIATELY
s-roorn house. semi ,nodsrn. newly
decorated inside and out. cnmhina
ton living and dining room. kitrh-
en-. one bedroom aud bath down
stairs. two bedrooms up marine
NttNs on boulevard lfftF tassWNs
easy terms Queen Anne sot.
cuLvER-ouHxS ANNE
Gen. ONE 70 me me. f S'u 'hS sss, i. su s,s. %
established specialist IN this dis
re. CULVER
~ Hortor - Queen Arue ~.
s-nooM COTTAGE. PARTLY FuR-
ntsheds winter fuel. large bath
issieo' shade ana fruii trees.
TAR Mary ave. ballard North ear.
LAKE FOREST Park
For nale--fh acres. corner; , blocks
from paving 1850 cash. $500 terms
Douglas. 1907 seventh ave.
noMhx-wE LIST AND SELL
property anywhere in city. A
number Of fret class homes TO pick
from. The Pacific Agency. Inc.
sios Arcade building. Elliott 1854.
GROOM COTTAGE AND GARAGE,
sacrificed for use. newly painted
and ksf~ofninad: end 81 II. Madison
car. two blocks south. call eve
ninss from 10 Z 1909 tsrd North.
NORTH END BARcAfS
7-,e1m ss.n,sf'e os.s 4. ., s,,,. 70, ses
prizes 11.seo. assv terms Main
ssTi sis burke Bldg
81. geo FOR MICH HOME IN coWLv
park. rooms. hardwood fioors
attic with finished room; full
basement ~ith furnace $3.50 cash.
Owner kenwocd i125.
ny owNER-SEw GROOM MOD
srn house. with breakfast nook.
just finished. easy terms inquir.
az 1857 w. seth ~. ballard sztp.
ss-FOoT RESIDENCE LOT. NORTH
End assessments paid. abstract
furnished. 1900. terms II neces-
sary. Inquire ala LYON Blk.
ssso BUILDING LOIS
foxfsf cleared. in orchard. near
Green Lake station owner Ken
wood lka. or Main ahb7.
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1900 BARGAIN
a acres. fine soil; for all cash viii
discount $50. otherwise $3.50 down,
balance $40 per month Ollingor,
352 Empire sldr
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DREssuAKrSG

'xxTfsfJ - pIFsSM ALI
{rds Your old suits into one
te~r dresses. reasonable. T.. Shell
"a AID Columbia 1t.
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as AND ssE PER ACRE

SIS AND $50 PER ACRE
Fine ciose-in ioeged-off land in
Skagit county. I am selling out
the Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands
AZ big reduction. and I am sure
u VIII pay you 10 Investigate this
It's the best land bafgain I have
ever offered you. I have put over
400 families In kkagit county.
have sold out 5000 acres. but this
IL my banner sale. Fine land. ad
joining old farms. good roads 20
clearing. Let me tell you about IL.
~. G. PETERS. nc Third Ave.
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IA AND WHITE YOUNG PER
cas. lost from 1916 9Th 8. W.
oder please return or phone
{r~f 1f3-H. Reward.
{<xN WEfSFfELD CAN'T Rff
kir your watch. throw II awgf.
* Union
I'D WHITE CURLY POODLE.
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7s WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
J. ~ kfEFER--WEST SEATTLE
real estate exclusively: establish
ed 1906. Downs BLDG. 100 Second
ava Main s7ss.
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PET STOCK
q ron sAi.E-AuToMoIiLEs

cot.LiE DOC, WON.
derfui pet. very reasonable. call
Art ]. lsss Fltst ave.
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20 ACRES AT BURBANK. UNDER
Irrigation. A chance for someone
10 make q start We will make
splendid offer 10 men who will inn
Securities Co. RIM All Central
Bldg.
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HOUSES ron RENT

Jay OWNER "a ROOM HOUSE,. 10
minutes from courthouse, SIS per
month. Main 1919. Evenings,
Most fHtta ~
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BUCK KITCHEN RANCE. ONLY /
sol FOR SIS Main ibas. Apt III.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE
MALE Help WANTED

iRTsTTAx SCIENCE NURSE
Esshes employment. ballard 93ss.
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Almost completely furnished, iensed
for 1900 year Price $3.50 Want
house 10 $4,000 as part payment.
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toR R.>r-RooNs
wANrEp--noAnpFRs
IS wANTED-rO RENT

TAKEN CARE OF Hr
the hour day or week. Coed care.
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EUMMAGE SALE THURSDAY. FRI
day and Saturday. Pine 81. Mar
k@f. Seventh and Pine. ~. Fsurs
Lutheran Church
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ONLY THREE rHo~oGRlAPHs
left 81 the sis we advertised az
tesS oft ~ you want suarsn-
iced sweet toned instrument at ~
low 4 price as you would pay fer
risky second hand machine. visit
our store We have saved othere
money. why not you Pacific
Photograph Co. 1as Pike et Main
s1ns.
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COCO Fiber Door MATS
fhiek, firmly woven. Corded edHea.
lN2t sst*sst.sst.s.sss WV
lkhtt sts.sssss4sft ~
ltAtp ssstss..ss..f. ~.sst.t Ivy
eVkst stssssfs tt.s..s AN
And Larger Sizes Also.
HOWARD EWING co.
soi-s0a Crazy fiidga tth and Union.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-15

was sincere. 81 could not afford to
waste six months in America. There
is too much real work to be done
here.
81 have asked to go with the other
Communists to the Polish front We
are needed there to keep the Red ar
my in line"
This last confession was interest
ing.
returned to the Hotel Palermo
for my own meal. was still hum
CRY.
had hardly sat down when Me
dell walked in.
"Where did you get that?" he ask.
ed looking enviously at my dinner
| boiled "stchooka" (pike)
''You're in luck getting that fish
They are certainly looking after
you here"
How "ReaP' Red Eats.
The next second Medell had his
hands in my pot of fish. and without
using either plate or fork was raw
enously devouring the fish, splitting
the small bones out on the table. He
finished by throwing the backbone on
the floor
Then he wiped his hands on the
sleeve of his coat and got down to
business.
"By the 'wav. old man''-this in a
very confidential whisper-"d you
want anv money changed? There's
nothing in it for me-just favor to
Won"
''Wen," admitted. 'T have some
car money and few Swedish kron-
ers."
''No dollars or pounds?"
emo"
Medell looked disappointed.
However he readily changed some
car money.
"You needn't tell anybody about
this" were this promising young
Bolshevik's parting words as he
pocketed my last box of matches
(worth 100 roubles) and my last
cigaret worth about 35 roubles)
"ValueIess," But
Before I got out of Russia I had
other opportunities to notice that
First-Whereas car money is the
oretically valueless, according to the
law of the Soviet government,
Second Whereas it is an act Of
counter revolution, punishable by
death. to deal in car money,
Third-Whereas when a commits.
sar gets hold of it he will give you
| one Soviet rouble for one car rouble
, or only about one-tenth of it's market
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-15
BY ]. II. DUCKWORTH.

REVAL, Esthonia, Aug. 14.-One
amusing figure crossed my path in
Pskov to relieve my depression
"Commissar" Medell, real Bolshie
of the funny page.
Medell acted exactly as a typical
Bolshevik is supposed to have accord
ing to the comic cartoonist.
At the time of the first revolution
Medell was running an advertising
agency at 154 Nassau St., New York.
His home was in the ghetto in the
Bronx. He is now or tells you he is,
ready to do or die or kill anybody
for "the cause"
l first met Medell in the Office of
the newspaper "Rosta." ("Rosta" is
a name composed from the initials OF
the Russian for Russian Telegraph
Agency" This is a Bolshevik news
gathering organization that also pub
fishes the paper "Rosta" all over
Russia.)
Totes Young Armory.
Medell had been sent to Pskov
from Moscow to put little American
pep, he informed me, into the loca
"Rosta." This "turrible Bolshevik'
is about 80 and stands about five feet
FIVE.
The little hair he had was closely
cropped.
He was in bad need of both shave
and a wash.
H had on dirty soup-stainet
khaki tunic and a pair of trousers
evidently once the property of six
foot artilleryman Of the car. Thes,
pants were tucked into a pair of higl
boots, unpublished and down at tn
heels.
In his belt Medell carried two big
six-shooters Oike those you see il
the movies) and on his head wore thu
| typical cap of a Russian. When h
went out he threw an old army top
coat over his shoulders with Napol
eon-like gesture.
Medell asked me to take suppe
with him. We went around to hi
rooms at the Dem Satan Chekev'
Kvatera Gumovsky lin English: III
the apartment of Mrs. Gumozvsky II
the house of Mr.. Satan Chekeva.O
His room was bare but for shah
by cot, one chair and small table:
For supper we got the inevitable
thin soup and kasha-eaten annie
stale crusts, cigaret ends and othel
rubbish on the table.
After supper (?) Medell became
even more laxative than before, ant
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-15
D'Olier Invited to
Legion Convention

AUGUSTA, Aug. 14.-Plans for
the reception of the state convention
of the American Legion in Augusta
this month have about been COM
pleted. The committee in charge
state that Major General David
Shanks, commander of the Fifth di-
vision at Camp Gordon, will be
among the speakers.
Franklin D'Oher, national COM
mander, has also been invited to adj
dress the convention. The opening
session will convene at IL O'Clock
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-08-15
BAHNSEN CALLS
REPORT UNFAIR
Replies to Findings of
Assembly Probers of
His Office

ATLANTA, August 14.-Relative
to the unsuccessful but strenuous
effort made Wednesday night, the
last night of the legislative session.
to drive through the house action on
the probe committees report of the
charges brought against DR.. Peter
F. Bahnsen, of Americas, state vet
erinarian, DR.. Bahnsen has issued the
following statement, with particular
bearing on the report of the major
ity of the probe committee:
81 consider the majority report
very unfair. l am put before the
people of the state as guilty of mis-
using state funds in payment of ex-
press charges on serum shipped out
by me. Whether this was wrong or
not depends upon construction of the
law and | have support of some Of
the best lawyers in the state in my
Interpretation of the law. The re-
port does not take this into consid-
Grafton, but the majority of the
committee has made it's own inter-
probation Of the law and found me
guilty under that.
"In regard to the profits / have
made on sales of serum, their charge
that I made a profit of $4,000 is one
which | admitted without hesitation.
MY profits during the last three years
have amounted to $4,000, but the
serum market is such that prot1t
must be made in order to cover the
inevitable losses. Right row am
$4,000 ahead; inside of month l
may be behind the game. have in
nv possession $4,000 cubic centlme-
tiers which has spoiled, although 1T
was purchased from reliable con-
Germ and is supposed to be good until
September II. My loss on this lot
of serum will be from $500 to 81, 600.
At present / am under contract to
buy 100000 cubic centimeters
Prices of serum declined after | had
made the contract and l am afraid
/ will lose nearly $4,000 on that lot.
The investigation happened to come
at time when / was ahead Of the
game and I admitted how much protlt
/ had made, because / have always
conducted my sales of serum openly
and without any attempt to conceal
what | was doing. ! have attempted
to serve the farmers and stockmen of
the state, and my enemies are per-
sisting in the efforts to discredit
me-"
The probe will be taken up by the
next session of the assembly for final
action.