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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
SCHOOLS FIGHT
OVER JANITRESS
And When Battle Smoke
Clears She Gets $110

The two school houses in Bryn
Mawr. dne in one election precinct
and the other in another. aired part
OF their rivalry i'm Justice of the
Peace John b. Wrights court Tues
day, IN connection with the suit OF
Nellie Carter. colored. for wages as
janitress.
T. Ostlund and +. G. Miller. school
directors from Bryn Mawr, opposed
the claim for si1o on the ground that
the work she did az the Bossert
school wasn't worth more than $50
at best. 5. II. Henderson. the re-
manning director. who happens to
represent Bosscrt. insisted that the
school In his district had every right
to be cleaned as well as the one in
Bryn Mawr
Justice Wright gave the girl slio.
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Big Stick Home; ~"
to Win for Sure Now

Back homo again after a short but
thrilling venture into the wide world.
the L Big stick, ancient and honored
symbol OF good luck, once more re-
poses safely in the Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity house.
The Big Stick was stolen two
weeks ago BY University of Oregon
students.
Tuesday Judge ] w Hoar ruled
that the BIG sick should 20 back to
its original owners.
The wise ones on the campus say
the sun Dodgers are bound TO win
saturdays game that the Big
stick is back homo.
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10 ron sALr-REAL ESTATE
Hranr.ANp PARK DISTRICT

tt.bbo--New 4room bungalow. very
attractive and weiibuilt. has two
bedrooms. combination living aud
dining room. bath and cabinet
kitchen with breakfast nook. lot
toxi20 20 alley. very reasonable
terms.
s.. Tbo--A bargain; revcn-room bun
Eniow. built a few months ago. has
large living room with fireplace,
broad porch. and other attractive
features. lot Soxi2o 10 alley. $500
cash.
81. 500 Irourroon hunrniow. almost
new. on corner E0xi50, with gar
age, "A snap for some one. terfnA
81 .00O-FtTLI.Y FURNISHED; 4
room bungalow on lot t0Ni20;
house not finished. but livpble, and
material on hand. a snap for some
ono who viii buy this little homo
and finish Ia. reasonable terms. dis
count FOR cash.
The above homes are close 10 new
Highland Park school, 30 minutes
out on Lake llurien line. and are
all within a block OF the cariine.
Take car 10 our branch office at
18th X. w and Henderson. or call
at main office.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
siS Central Bldg. Elliott cooT.
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81 rvn s.IE-Aurouonil.Es
tNtftp MOTORS CO.
ttsn-gs nrtievuo
IstWgrn Pike and ffnr

open Evenings riii ? o'clsck.
f'h.ar vars wefr all taken IN cs-
change hN ne on new cars aud are
all in first ciasH condition. We
are not tsad Car Dealers. We are
ono VI the largest retail aututno-
bite sales organizations IA the city
Of seattle. capital aud resources
over une-haif million dollars. our
reputation ia your guarantee OF
honest aud safe dealings.
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RESTAURANT PARTNERSHIP
Experienced lady cook wishes
partner. lady or man. with
1850 cash, 10 buy half Interest
In attractive restaurant which
can be bought at a bargain:
would IKE party who can ham
die front end. as can take
good care OF kitchen. real
opportunity to make money.
III seaboRrd building
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1850 -t-rassonger sport Model Dem
onstratur Just run enough 90 be
broken In good VIII be sold at a
big discount
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0, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AasocfATED NV 4 REALTY 90
3ob-G Crazy illdg, tth At Union.

AasocfATED NV. a REALTY 90.
aQb-s Crazy hldg, 9TH at Union.
GROCERY, ft.i00: Living Rooms
Located Across From school
Doing fga ~ 800 day, and owner
claims store 10 getting better ali
the time.
GROCERY 1880 AND INVOICE
ABOUT $1,000 WHOLE PRICE
Rent 1880. with steam heat In
Guided; doing $40 " $50 n day.
Located On a good corner.
CIGAR STAND. $3.50
Clearing 5000 month. VIII stand
Investigation. street entrance.
located downtown. In heavy traf-
fc; rent only $50. This is IA find
HOTEL. 50 ROOMS. BRICK BLDG.
$4,000. 81. 900 Cash.
steam heat. corner location. Place
viii clear 1900 month very
easily Rent been reduced $3.50 a
month.
HOTEL. 20 ROOMS. TRANSIENT
$4,000. 1900 cash. $50 a month. Hot
ana cold water in every room.
outside rooms: the best Of heating
plants very good furniture. house
Ia clearing $500 60 1900 "A month
ASSOCIATED INV. a REALTY co.
1OIat GfNfN ftfdu Eth At Union.
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COLE AERO EIGHT

-t-Paa=enge chummy Road
Rter. This car T. In Al condition.
with new paint. new top and five
new tires and fiYu wire wheels
VIII DO sold ~ a bargain.
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FOLSOM. Calf, Two flyers es-
cape with minor bruises when plane
strikes high-voltage wire.
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IlGAI NOTICES
'itDlj

tofnriai FuhHfation1
HEfoHT Of Tub FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE
GuAnAArN ilhNk AND TElsT co.
Located ~ seattle. state ~ WASH
inEton, af me close ~ business on
ne 18Th day ~ Notember. 1890.
HEaDtHCEa
Loans ana discounts.
Loss notes and bills
rediseuupted ........t Ho.ft1 fs
Oyerdfafts ............ 7.i7e7f
ana accsptances 80. 100000
4. r. Bonds. Certificates
Of indebtednasA. War
Savings and Thrift
rants .1,.........,@.. I7s.s22fs
cininS Judgements. etc aoszsto
Furniture and fixtures. e.g0s.7e
Cash on hand. clearing
house items and due
aEents degai reservel iss.slos
other cash items. ia.2ss.ss
proved reserve agents s.sao.s4
FUND board ..s...... s.4os.ao
Safe Deposit equipment. b,372.72
Total .......t......,tf. $500
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid ms z5o.0o0.e0
Surplus fund .s.... 100000
Undivided profits less
expenses and taxes
paid ............ s.0ffa7
Demand deposits .... 76f,O3ze3
Time deposita ......... lsl,yiz.90
Bills payable .4........ 25,00O.0U
Letters Of credit execut-
ed for cuatOmers... 100000
Total ...............ti. .Oss.so
STATE or WASHINGTON.
County Of King. 49,
1, A. 9, Knbike. assistant cashier
OF the above named bank, do SOL
EMMY swear that the FOREGOING
statement IL true 70 the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
A. G. KAfILkE. Assistant Cashier.
Correct Attest;
HENRY PICKARD.
IL w. BtNEN.
Directors
Eubrcribed and sworn 70 before
me this 22nd day Of November, 1874
LAWRENCE q. WILTON.
Notary Public. In and for the state
81 Washington. residing at Seattle.
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1850 Passenger Il q mo n traitor
This car cannot be told from a
new car WIN be sold at big
discount
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wANrrp--AtirnMonrr.Es


ffALF-AcIus on A
oNl3-AcRE TRACT
I WIZ take Ford ear or any rms 7
car IN exchange for a halc-ocrs
ar a one-acre tract right at Lake
l'urien. Any tract you want
need another ear. ana will max =
1en a good offer. call Elliott
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAM FOH
good light ears Henry MasHbhrh
AUTO 90. els n rlkc ~ hast 1851
% ron sAIE-tuTo TRUCKS
UNITED MOTORS co.
taa0-?a Bellevue
between Pike and Pine
Open Evenings TIN BOO
HONEST
REBUILT TRUCKS
DELIVERIES
REQ SpeedwaEons are noted for their
long life. Consequently they ars
good used car value And when
Ne overhaul and rcpaint a car
you have virtually new machine
We have two OF these used speed
whEonn that you can't tell from
new. They arc real bargains
REQ srEEpwAdoH
= -ton Rec. with covered body; over
hauled and refiuished. With new
rubber \ real good buy In a
Roo speedwagon You better
hurry.
REQ srTEpwAoos
= -ton chassis. This car IL only
months old. VIII be all looked
ever BY our mechanics, and will
he EAAHN rssk
oMc
|. ton. with express body: all ovcr.
hauled and repaint.d. with good
rubber Runs good and looks
Eood. You cannot 80 wrong OF
thls car.
1913 nght delivery. has b-~n put n
very best condition and VIII be
WIN express body, has 1918 motor,
runs like new. This " real good
delivery.
OVERLAND
i.iHht delivery, with express body
electric lights and starter. Every
thin9 ia o. X on thia ear.
KIasEL
Y ton chassis. rhis car runs good
and has good rubber. and this
price IA sery low.
Win covered bod, late model: ~
first class running condition. and
the price IL fishL
Remember. We Give Easy Terms
and IrhdcA
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HARRY ROWLAND, 1919 MINOR

ave, reported 20 police Tuesday that
suits, an overcoat, a pair OF shoes,
six shirts, two suit cases an alarm
clock and four stickpins were stolen.
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.
$40 LOr. GOx250
81. TOO -s-room bungalow, with large
sleeping porch; combination nv
ing aud dining room. with built.
In buffet. Kitchen. bedroom and
bath on frat floor z nice beds
large run; berries aud sh rubbery I.
only 100 feet from paved boule-
ward. blocks from car and
school f300 cash. balance rent.
MAKE a sTAitI: GET a HOME.
1914 Ferdinand 81 columbia city,
H. ~ Marsh. Mgr Rainier 20.
s AcnES--ts0 CASH
The best Of loan soil. suitable for
berries. chickens or general crop
ping. comparatively easy clear
Ing; near school; good roads, good
markets. a few miles from Ever
EFT Price $50 per acre. on the
eaaieat Of terms. Call for par
ticulara.
W. X. MAcFARI.ANE
The Communlty Builder.
GA Lcnry Bldg, Cor 2ud Y Madison.
VERODM COTTAGE WITH
bath: basemcnt with garage. 50N
f0Gfooi lot. corner 18th ave 3.
ana Hiil 81. ~ minutes from pio-
necr Square. Some work has to
be done on property. CouM b.
done evenings 10 make property
worth ta50o Priced for quick
sale az S2.5o0. $500 cash balance
easy terms. n s Hendrickson.
AIS Boston Block. Elliott 2o22.
East 4s6S.
1900 Southwest Woodlands. 500
Beautiful new 4-room bungalow;
large rooms, attic room for more.
hardwood floors. builtin features.
panelcd diningroom. fun basement.
laundry. etc. corner lot.
$500 cash. s35 per month
Gust Ftcnborg North 302s
at17 Arcade Bldg Elliott 1882
NORTH BROADWAY
Best part, among fine homes: g.
room somimodern bungalow. fine
basement. paved street. lot 40xi00.
an unusual bargain. only $4,000.
$500 down. Main COL. 3I5 Burke
bldg.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOTS. 1880
4ox120; cleared. high and level. near
Green Lake station. TERMS. ~.
Nimmons, AIS Railway Exchange.
Main 1857, or kenwood $3.50.
CULVEIt--QtEEN ANNE
Come 20 us for the best buys In
Queen Anne hill property.
n. q. CULVER
~ Boston 81. Queen Anne n.
fsb0--BARGAIN LOT
40xi24. on paved street, Green Lake.
fine view, assessments all paid.
Owner, Main 1857, konwood 3S9.
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Legal, NOTICES

TO WHOM m MAY CONCERN;
This Is Go certify that VIM. Mcclellan
has made an application to cstab-
lish and maintain black smith
and machine shop nj 1923 Harbor
ave $. w. lot rs. block 60. Replat
w. Seattle L. a Imp. co. 3rd Adj
dition. Anyone desiring to pro-
test such occupancy must file
such protest at the office Of the
iiuilding Department. Room sos
CountysClty Huildipg prior to
December Z. 1a20
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ists-s-pAsssngcr chummy Road
Htcr. This ear has been all over
hauled and Just as good al new.
and the price " sure low.
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FUNERAL NnTICES

SARAH u. BRAY, beloved wife OF
william r. may. 1915 Goth ave. s..
died at her home. her age being
&C. Besides her husband. she
leaves five daughters.
Funeral will take place Wednes-
day afternoon az $50 from the Free
Noihodist church. 10th and 14th n.
w. lntermcnt at Washelli. under
the direction OF ~ u. Nittalstadt
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
This W. TO certify that Forrostal e.
Anderson. Inc, have made an APP
plication 20 maintain lumber
yard 81 i0i to III Mcstlal<e ave.
NJ lots 4. ., s, block SO. u. r
Dcuny's 5th Addition. Anyone de-
string TO protest such occupancy
must file such protest at the Of
flee of the building Department.
Room sos County Building.
prior 10 December 4, 1920.
section 900. Ordinance No. 3f57S.
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WE HAVE THE MOST CON-
MoDEL SMALL cARs IN rHE
CITY. ALL ARE ~ PINE
MECHANICAL CONDITION.
MOST OF THEM HAVE BEEN
REPAfSTfsn CONN IN AND
LIFT Us SHOW you. WITH
EVERY CAR SOLD GOES A
so-DAY GUARANTEE
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IMPROVED 80 ACRES: ALL LEVEL
and productive land. no gravel. 10
acres fn cultivation. new house
and barn. on good road. near
town and railroad. An exception
al buy al st.s0e. with ft.sso cash
payment or small Seattle home as
part payment
j. ". GRAHAM COMPANY
1905 American Bank bldg.
se-Acslk DAIRY FARM. ONE MIL.
from town. 20 cows. for sale.
terms. Bart Heaiy. Monroe. wash.
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FINE 7.PAssENGER. LATE MOD.
81 Studebaker. cheap. on easy
terms. Ilf7 Howell 81. Elliott
2SB3. Local iit7, O'Neil.
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BORT TOURING
fefa--S-rashenccf. has been over
hauled. refinishcd with new top
good rubber This II without a
doubt one ~ the best buys In
town ON a light ear.
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PARTNERSHIP
AUTO REPAIR SHOP

,3so f. full price for an equal
n interest IN one Of the best
paying repair shop In Seat
tie. more WORK than can take
care Of alone. 30 ne cd n good.
steady man who ia willing 10
work. experience not neces-
ERry " you are mechanically
inclined. as owner IL first
class mechanic and will teach
you the business. For paftic-
uiars see Mr.. Frazier. al
scaboard building.
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AUTO REPAIR SHOP


AUTO REPAIR SHOP
Half lntefeht 1850
II you are mechanically IN
elined. We can offer you
an equal half Interest IN
one Of the best auto re-
pair shops In Seattle,
completely equipped with
power machinery, includ-
Ing q lathe. arm presses.
blacksmith outfit. etc.
The most complete set 81
hand tools In the city,
You will be associated
with n man who ~ an
expert In his line, and "
you are willing 10 learn
and stay with the busl-
ness, be can offer you an
exceptionally attractive
tnyeftment FhOp has
large established trade.
and never clears less than
400 week above ex-
SEATTLE INVESTMENT co.
s2i seaboard BID ith a. Pike. .
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ACME

a. roK sAi.E--AuTo TRUCKS
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At invoice: owner will rent you the
building ana his fixtures for $50
per month with lease; living
rooms; doing from $40 to $50 per
day cash. no delivery; about 81, 200
required. See Hubbard & Easton.
G27 Scaboard Bldg.
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SMALL CASH GROCERY"
New building; . nice rooms dow
stairs and 4 beautiful rooms aud
hath upstairs. also has garage The
price ~ 81 300. and your moneys
worth IN IN sight paved street and
carlino Hubbard & l.aston. 6e7
Seaboard bldg,
BAKERY AND DELlCATESSEN"
Brick oven. closc-in downtown loca.
ton, doing over 1000 per week
retail. II you want real money
maker see this. Hubbard n Enston.
62T Soaboard Bldg.
I ROOMS, FINE FU II NIT u II y.
close in. low rent arranged la
housekeeping suites; $500, $50
cash i117 Howell 81
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fsit--S Passenger. This car has
been put In very best condition
with new paint and good rubber
VIII be nold at bargain
Remember ws givs easy terms and
tradoa
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bile aaiea organizations IA the city
Of Seattle capital aud resources
over une-haif million dollars. our
reputation ia your guarantee OF
honest and safe deaiings
COLE AERO EIGHT
1880 -s-rassonger sport Model Dem
eustrator Just run enough 90 be
broken in good Miil be noid at a
biz discount
coLr AFRO EIGHT
1880 Passenger = q mo = traitor
This car cannot be told from a
new car, WIN be sold at big
discount
COLE AERO EIGHT
tsts-t -raHsenge chummy Road
stcr. This car u In Al condition.
with new paint new top and five
new tires. and fiye wire wheels.
VIII be sold ~ a bargain.
COLE AERO EIGHT
-s-passengcr chummy Road
Htcr. This car has been all over
hauled and Just as good aA new.
and the price 10 sure tow.
poRT TOURING
has been over
hauled. rsfinished with new TOP,
good rubber, This u without a
doubt one 81 the best buys 10
town ON a light ear.
poRr TOURING
isis--s-raascngrr This ear has
been put In first class condition.
with new paint new top This car
looks Ike new and can be bought
right
REQ TOURING
s-s Passenger One Of
those reliable HeoH. This viii
make a good family car for some
ono. and the price is rinht. and the
car u right See this car before
you buy.
HuPMonii.E TOURING
isiT-s-PassenEo Model ~; over
hauled, repaintcd. with good rub
Der This Is n real good hup
oIpsMoRn.E
feif--S -fsHacnErr This ear ha.
been put in very best condition.
with new paint and good rubber.
WIN be sold a, a bargain
Remember No givs easy terms and
Hs'e
- $3.50
-
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HupMonf.E TOURING
isiT-s-PaasenEo Model ~: over
hauled, repainted. with good rub
Der This Is real good itup
and the price 10 sure right
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BORT TOURING
ieis--s- raascnEor This ear has
been put In first class condition.
with new paint new top. This car
looks like new and can be bought
right
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MUST SELL
O. room house, close in. fine view;
price $3.50, good terms.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
5l2-Ii White Building
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CLOSE TO LAKE
IS acres choice land. 30 minutcs ride
n. n OF Everett. $50 yards from
large lake. with splendid view %
and risht-of-way TO water. neigh
bors alongside. 10 minutes walk
from school: part bottom land
with small creek balance covered
Win euali sluef, " !l"N anu ma
standing timber; $500. $500 cash.
balance over several years. w. ".
MAcFABLANE. The Community
builder. Ga Leary bldg- Cor. End
aud Madtnan
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Harpvooal Ensemble
Here This Evening

Tonight in the First Methodist
Episcopal church, the much dis.
cussed concert by the Harpvocal
Ensemble company will be given
under the auspices OF the American
Legion. Great interest has been
aroused by the advent Of this com.
pany OF artists, for the reason tnat
for the first time In the musical
history OF the city, three harps will
be played in unison by performers
Of well known ability.
In addition to the instrumental.
lists here Will be Mario Capelli, one
of the finest young tenors before
the public. Capelli will sing q va.
ried program Of arias and ballads.
The company also includes Miss
Agnes Lindstrom, a Swedish SO
prano, whose performance will be
watched with added interest on ac'
count Of the celebration recently
OF the Tooth anniversary Of the
birth Of Jenny Lind, the Swedish
Nightingale" who took this coun.
try by storm in the middle OF the
last century. Miss Lindstrom is
heralded as the possessor OF q won.
derful voice.
This is the second concert of the
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy o. Lough, OF
Morgantown, spent Thanksgiving
here with relatives.
mir. and Mrs. J. II. Vanata are
spending the week end with rela-
tivss ct Independence.
Mrs. J. n. Abbott Of Morgan
town, spent Thanksgiving hero
with her son, Jack Abbott and Mrs.
Abbott, at their home on HGW-
thorne street.
MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell Mills were
In Clagksburg yesterday for the
foot ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gon Cunningham
were in harrisburg yesterday for
the M~arietta-Wesleyan foot ball
game.
Mrs. Edwin Brooks, OF Morgan
town, is the guest OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c: O.. Henry, at their
home on Fairmont avenue.
MI. and Mrs. Peter Fleming, OF
Cameron, are the guests Of Miss
Margaret Murphy and brother
Thomas Murphy, at their home on
Mckinney street.
DR. Edna Morris, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Winifred Murphy and family at
their home on Mckinney StIeet
MrB. R. r. ShiVely is leaving this
evening for Pittsburgh, where she
will spend several days.
Mrs. j. W. Hawk and daughter.
Miss Mary, of Muncie, Ind, are
guests at the home OF w. NJ. Elem
ing on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott, OF
Clarksburg, IRE guests OF relatives
here.
Bob Hood, Earl Fox and Charles
Teter were in Clarksburg yesterday
for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. foot ball
game.
Mrs. C C. watterson and son
Boyd are in Washington, Pa. where
they witnessed the W. and J.-W. v.
U. football game yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.. Robinson
spent Thanksgiving in Morgantown
the guests OF MT. and Mrs. G. F.
Federer. Mrs. Federer was former
ly Miss Thora Robinson.
MAs hAu uAos OAA4uoL oIbuS dA0
Miss Frances Kinsey went to Phil.
adelphia Wednesday, where they
sepnt Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Weaver, OF
Morgantown, are guests Of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S.
Mckinney, on First street.
Walter Corbin and Robert KEEP
linger were in Washington, Pa
yesterday for the w. and wv. v.
U. game.
Miss Katie Watson, OF Beaver
Falls. Pa, is the guest of her neph-
ews, DR. j. C. Broomfleld and DR..
James c. Clinton, in this city.
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Went for John Doei
But Brought In Jane

Twelve dolIarS q quart would
have been a tremendous price for
the brand of Whiskey that polluted
the atmosphere of Justices court
this morning as Steve Bryant ap-
peared half drunk and asked for a
John Doe warrant, but when 1t de-
Veloped that Steve had been
mulchted of fifty dollars for the
booze, 1t Immediately occurred to
the Justice hiatt Stoves case cried
out for redress, 80 q warrant was
issued and Steve and Deputy How.
ara Adams started fer Dakota. :
No two John Does look alike, but
the squire was hardly prepared for
what Howard brought back. for the
doughty deputy shortly re-appe2red
with 4 woman in tow. An inter-
prefer was then brought into the
eABe, who found that the woman
was the wief OF the Doe person and
the PLAINTIFF had thought her equal
ly culpable and had Induced the
deputy to arrest her.
The interpreter also found out
that the plaintiff had brought the
action for a friend of his, in whose
behalf he had come out OF the af-
fair with q black eye. 1t is expect
ed that the AFFAIR will be thoroughly
Strengthened out when the right
John Doe is brought in.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-26
TODAY'S XVIII
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