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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
ny EyELYN CREEIIY

SHOULD n girl help her lover 20
PROPOSE
CAN n gtrt help him II shs wouldf
OF eourHo-so both questions. Why
noty Marriage Il an agreement be-
tween TwO--a meeting 81 two
minds. which IL tho lawyers ttsfini'
ton Of contract Two minds can
meet most easily when each WANTS
20 meet tho other half way Ita not
only possible. but u il positively the
duty OF a giri who feels sure che u
loved. and who loves In return. 70
help HIM 90 tho point whfro their
two minds can become one.
What IL tho best way That De.
pcnds on the type of man your lover
happens 10 br.
n no IL Of the ~naAcullns" type.
tho bea, way is the old. time tried.
certain and sure way--to make him
feel that you arc dependent upon
HIM ALoSEi
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who IN II that prays that they might
get another chance Oh. it's easy
10 guess ~ ~ people like Everett"
who have no respect for u, mothers
Of the country tas to me his letter
was one long list OF alurs on the
mothers who had written for elem.
cney thru your oolumnal and who
have not been forced 60 meet the
world alone. that ask for hanging.
and II rs the mothers who know how
easy u Is for youth Of such a
tender age 10 stray 10 evil acts when
"A mothers care H. rcllnquished that
ask for n lighter sentence.
Can Everett" tell why Harry
Kittoo should be freed. and also
Ruth Garrison. just because one had
money and the other had beauty
They both surely were old enough To
know better, and poor little boys gel
the limit just because they have
neither money nor beauty. Can he
tell how the killing OF these two boys
will feed the wife and child OF the
murdered man, sir. Lnton7 No.
Miss Grey. arm sure he can not. and
therefore ] aay give the boys justice.
not the kind given Kittoe. but real
justice according to law. allowing for
the causes Of the act
AN TX SERVICE MAN.
Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
explain in your paper Just what the
word Bolshevift means7 There In so
much talk about this person or that
being a Bolshcvist
ONE FOR DEMOCRACY.
II hadn't occurred 10 me before
that / didn't know what Boi.
shevist was until ! attempted To
write an answer TO your query.
My explanation sounded no
vague that hunted UP all Of the
magazine articles could find.
purporting to explain Bolshevisn.
and decided that I knew less than
ever about this unpopular tribe.
then sought information from
my fellow companions. from edi.
| tors down u cub reporters
am indebted 10 Mr. Dana sleeth.
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HEARTS FEATURE IN
VALENTINE CONTEST
BY CYNTHIA GREY

The usual nuper Of annual requests from Vdenne most
parv suogesons and ort0d are ddtv tnd-
ing their uaD TO this department.
n matters little tohether S. Vaentne's Day guests be
chidren or "grocn-ups-e day Is cdcoed to make them
receptive simple forms Of nerrent s0gestton for
hostess MAY found the familiar game Of quotts.
Hearshdped rings made Of hedtV ice 10 throw over
the stakes These rings oound ic satin ribbon or red
creme Daper Stakes man chosen and arranged at H
For instance stake may be upright piece Of rood on
pedesta the choLe covered NTH gH TO represent
Wealth. The hear-shaped rings 1ohch 90 this each
fUe points Then for second stake, tall tin horn
may be set in Wrea Of laurel representing Fame Hearts
looping this horn count ten points.
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orooressire Dinner

A sroup q Girls. Miss Elizabeth
"a. Miss Betty ncNoc, Miss Lillian
touillon, Miss Rachel Price, Miss
.ucia Mcacham and Mess Verona
sIcCauley will give a prosresslNe
4inncr Saturday evening. ending
.stth dance at the home OF Miss
ga. The guests include Mr.. Cor
son McCauley. Mr.. Walter Crockett
.fr' William Jones. Mr.. Frcd Fish
II. MIR. Julius Stratton and Nj. Ed
~ar Mcpouenil
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aCIuh ].


The Russian classes. under the a..
rcction Of SIR. Paul UmoT. a native
Russian. are being held on Monday
and Thursday evenings In the assem-.
bly, hall OF the Chamber % Com.
mcrcc. \ beginners class h under
organization and registration IA open
at the Office % the University %
Washington Extension Service. 1914
Henry building Main 2gs3.
The value u a knowledge OF the
Russian language % those interested
in foreign trade can not be over.
estimated. American business with
Siberia must DO carried on directly.
and ability to speak Russian u the
requirement that our representatives.
are faced with. Seattle citizens can
not AFFORD TO overlook this opportu4
nifty for study.
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No matter what they may rNy.
masculine men like the "clinEinK
vino" woman. Tho whole physical
and mental makeup OF man and
woman indicates that mantle
stronger animals made for woman
tho weaker onS--to Depend upon
and cling 10.
A woman who would help HER
MAN 20 the point u asking tho quea-
ton must b. ready 90 yield. She
must not. OF course. THRUST her.
self upon him She must not he tho
asker. But he mus; be made 90 know
that when he docs ask tho question.
she will b. ready TO cuddic into his
arms and turn her face up 20 hls for
that first Kiss that ls tho sweetest In
ne.
Tomorrow Miss Greeley
will tell how TO cling 10 an
old illusion and still garner n
husband this Leap Year.
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Annual Dinner

Mr.. w w. Percy gave a dinner
Saturday evening for the salssfnen OF
tho Gray, Mclean a Percy company,
which he does annually. Mt his apart.
rnsnt in the Carroll. favors suiting
tho individuality of each guest were
at the places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Series Of Informal
Doucoe

The Seattle lodge. No. Z. 7. o. o.
r.. announces a series OF informal
dances given by the entertainment
COMMITTEES every wednesday evening
at $50 at Douglas Dancing academy.
!. o. O. r. temple, 10th ave. and +.
Pine 81. The first one will be given
next Wednesday.
A cordial invitation II extended TO
members and friends
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Dinner for
Football Team

\ Mr.. Charles VI. Burnett. ir. en-
Retained the letter men OF INC
queen Anne high school football
team and a few additional guests
With a dinner saturday evening NJ
the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. Charles H. Burnett.
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dr~n's Orthopedic association will be
held in tho auditorium % Frederick
& Nelson's Friday morning. Fcbru.
airy 9. at 10 O'Clock Reports Of the
past year Will b. rad. Both active
and Associate usmhera aud all
friends Of thu ehildrcn'n hospital are
urged 10 come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

North Broadway and Dcnny.Fuhr.
man districts will hold n community
meeting at the Seward school Fri.
day at y. m. Community singing
win DO led by Mr.. David Sheetz
Craig. followed by a program
Among tho important questions to
be discussed will be "The Needs of
n Community club House" Every
person In the district invited to be
present.
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Buffet Luncheon

Monsieur Lucien Perrot was host
1T a buffet breakfast for sixteen at
his apartment In the Mckelvey yes.
terday. This IL the second OF series
Of affairs NJ. Perrot has planned TO
give.
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Col. and Mrs. w. u. Meisier en-
ssrtained at their home sunday
night with a dinner for Or. and Mrs
GUY s. Peierkin. Madame Myrn
Pless. DIR. Albert r. Mattice. Col.
and Mrs. George H. Crabtrec and
Nr. Otis Harlan.
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Informal Supper

In compliment 20 Mrs susiivan's
lister. Miss Anna Roberta Hogr. MI.
and Mrs. James Colbert sullivan en-
er,ained with an informal supper
narty in their apartments last even
ne.
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,econd Luncheon

Nrs. A. NJ. wetherill will give the
eeond OF her two lunchcons tomor'
wv afternoon az the Rainier clue'
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For Mrs. McNauqht

Mrs. Fred Hudson Baxter gave an
informal luncheon for eight In com.
pllnent to Mrs. James McSaught OF
Herrniston. Ore, this afternoon at
the Sunset club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02
Will Gre Dance

Mr.. Willard Maxwell and MI.
James Wood will entertain about
forty.flve couples with a dancing
rarity al the Red Cross Ito Room
FRIDAY evening. February y.
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Tomato juice. as well as lemon
juice. may be used to remove stains
from tho hands. Peroxide sometimes
will remove obstinate stains from tho
skin.
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)inner Before Dance

Preceding the Charity Hall Satur'
Az evening Mrs. Archibald g he
'ee gave a small informal dinner
nrty az her home,
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main 600.
'nnper Dance

DIR. and Mrs. Charles n, Castlen
Al entertain with - supper dance
~ about thirty guests "Wednesday
sening az their home.
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Birthdau Pdrty

In compliment to Mrs. NJ. G.
Smith. Of Montana. on her birthday.
Mrs. Laura G. Koepf entertained a
number OF guests at her home.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
SEATTLE 4sforrrs.,xs finh

Seattle Progressive club meets at
Federated club house. 2as Harvard
-. Subject. Home In Western
Washington foe Feeble Minded Chill.
dron." All interested should try to
be present.
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Informal Dance

sigma Ma Fraternity entertained
with au informal dance at the chap
tier house Friday evening.
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'rthdnn lnllirerSdrll

To celebrate Mr.. liurwclrs birth
ay. Mrs. r. n. Rurwcn viii give
anily Dime. az her home tomorrow
senins.
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Consumers Thrift Movement

The first joint meeting Of the com
mitiees Of the Consumers Thrift
movement VIII meet Thursday. Feb.
ruary ., at 10 a. m. In the Frederick
q Nelson auditorium. also at the
same place and date at ,. m. John
H. Atwood OF Washington. u. G. Epc.
cial assistant to tho district attorney
general. will address an open meeting
OF women Interested in the thrift
movement Tho platform Of tho Con.
sumerH' Thrift movement h.:
!. Strive 10 equaliEo supply and de
mand.
?. Buy only what you need.
3. Appreciate and demand quality
rather than surface flplsh and style.
Z. Stimulate production directed
toward essential commodities.
3. Encourage more direct buying
producer 60 consumer.
6. support enterprises that viii re
lieve unemployment.
T.. Encourage consumption OF home
products.
3. Teach simple living. Establish
the American standard.
Q. Protect tho standard OF tho
American home and discourage the
unnecessary entrance OF married
women into industry.
10. Report all cases Of profltecrlng
that como TO your attention to the
chairman OF the proftcering commit.
tee; Mrs. Ellen T.. Dabney, Central
building Seattle.
There are six committees; Exccu.
tive. publicity. Junior. data. profteer.
ing and legislative, and each commit.
tee viii formulate its policy and plan
Of action and submit them TO the cx.
ccutive committee in order to pre-
vent overlapping and duplication Of
effort or omission.
For futher information call Miss
Ethel Dean. secretary. Elliott 4i70.
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Meridian District Improvement Club

Tho Meridian District Improve.
ment club holds its next meeting
Thursday evening at O'Clock. The
street car committee win have re.
port TO make and various candidates
for tho council will speak. Please
come and bring n ncighbor.
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Small Dinner

Miss Cordslia Jennings was hos
rx~ al a small dinner az her home
ast Monday evening.
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Ross Improvemcnt Club

Ross Improvement club will meet
this evening at 3 O'Clock In the car
house, Third ave. w. and Nickorson
IT. The committee will report on the
Emerson ~. grading proposition.
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womsn's Educational Club

Woman's Educational Club
Woman's Educational club will
hold regular business meeting at !
p. tn. al the Federated Club house.
Reyned Club
Revived club meets Mt the homo OF
Mrs.. Howard @. Fletcher. corner
Thrty.thlrd s. and Plum st.. at y.
m. Members arc requested 20 hrinf
their donations
Aspasia Club
AspaSia club meets at 1 p. m. with
Mrs. J, II. Cone. 7al7 Thirty third
x. Subject. Development OF Amer
lean opera Led by Mrs. Carl A.
johnson. Papers read on New
York Academy OF Music" Mrs. Hen,
~ Hittman. and "t riea'R Most
Noted Open enEr Mrs. Ice
Chesterfield
Lady stirling Chapter. ~. 4. u.
Lady hlr.'.r Chapter. -. A. r..
Will meet at M. in tho club
rooms Of the y. ~. &. A. with Mira
r.. & Ewes "a hostev. MIR John
Speed Smith will address the chap,
ter at 3 y. IN, on the subject OF
Naturalization
A. X. T.. VI. T.. Club
\. n. T.. NJ. r. club meets with
Mra. Charles \. f.ampcrtE, 1901
Thirty-second ave, at ,. m.
Queen Anne Study Club
Queen Anne Study club meets at
? p. m. AZ tho home OF Mrs. T. G.
{ a
talk by Mrs, ". y. Irvine. Life
sketch. Guy dc MaupaaSant," by
Mrs. I'm Il. Ford Book review. THE
odd Number" by Mrs. Alan Fish
olby.
West Side Nomnn's Improvement
West Side Woman's Improvement
club meets at y. m. with Mrs. A.
l.. Neal. 2s0S foTty-siNth s. W.
Browning Study Club
Browning Study club meets with
Mrg. i. X. Markham, 1880 University
blvd. at y. III.
Woman's Tuesday Club
Woman's Tuesday club meets witt
Mrs. Ralph G. McAlastor, 5O0f
Eighth ave. n. Il.
q. A. Circle ChiId's Conservation
League
q. a. Circle. Child's Conservation
league. urges all members TO attend
the meeting at the Congregational
church. Queen Anne and Caller, at
1870 p. m, Interesting lecture on fire
protection by Mr.. stephen IL.
Fanislo OF the Fire Protective asso.
citation. Members from different
parts of the city invited.
l.. u. y.
Regular business meeting OF the
l.. O. Il. at 2 y. m. at Elks' club.
Nomination of officers will be held.
War Mothers League
War Mothers League of America
meets at the Armory at .. IN.
Aglec Sisters
Aglcc Sisters viii meet with Mrs.
Scott White. 1904 Forty.third ~, for
~ o'clock luncheon Mrg Rnbert
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DIR. and Mrs. Montgomery Russell
have returned from Portland. Ore.
where they have been visiting Mrs.
]. y. Montgomery.
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Annual Meeting Of Orthopcdic
The annual meeting OF the Chill.
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Mrs. David Gilmore, Capt and Mrs.
W. X. Ballard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Ballard are at the Clark no.
tel In Los Angeles. where they expect
10 remain for the next two months.
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CARTRIDGE SILK

Cartridge silk ~ one OF the mate
rails to be used for hlouses and
gowns this summer. IL IL extremely
fine in texture. The name has much
moro reason for being than many Of
those that designate materials. II is
the same kind OF silk that was used
during tho war to manufacture giant
shells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

Tho University w. &. T. T. win
hold itB regular meeting ~ tho Nal
10y gymnasium nj 2 o'clock Tuesday.
Mrs. Edmund Near has charge Of tho
program. Mrs. LILY Nanny. state su.
perintcndent OF scientific temperance
instruction, will be the speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

Tho John +. Miller Relief Corps
win meet at the home OF the presi
dent, Mrs. Nottio Brown. 3si3 Ed.
monds St. tomorrow for "A social ses.
sion. Luncheon ut 1880. All com.
radcs and friends invited
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Heskcth and Mrs. Charles Doyle,
hostcsses. Business and cards.
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woman's Educational club will
hold regular business meeting at ]
p. IN. al the Federated Club house.
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AspaSia club meets at .. m. with
Mrs. J, II. Cone. 2aI7 Thirty third
x. Subject. Development OF Amer.
lean opera Led by Mrs. Carl A..
Johnson. Papers read on New
York Academy OF Music" Mrs. Hen.
~ Hittman. and ''tr riea's Most
Noted OPEN inEr. Mrs. Ice
I'heafnrfIeL
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Mr. and Mrs. Francis w. Titcomb
Of Tacoma, who were guests for a
few days OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Phillips. are in Everett at present
and win make their home in Sno-
qualmie
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Faiknor. VIII
has been stationed In the South. ha
recently been Transferred 20 tho I
4. y. Wyoming a, Bremerton.
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Mr. II. ]. Church. who has been
in New York for several weeks. Is
expected home about February 10.
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Queen knnc Study Club
Queen Anne Study Clilb fncctq n

Queen Anne Study club meets at
? p. m. AZ tho home OF Mrs. +. e.
Ferrcc. 23l2 First ave. n Practical
talk by Mrs. ". J. Irvine. Life
sketch, Guy de MaupasSant," by
Mrs. I'm II. Ford Book review. THE
odd Number" by Mrs. Alan Egh-
clhY
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West Side Womnn's Improvement
lltIh

West side Woman's Improvement
club meets at p. m. with Mrs. A
l.. Neal. 2s0s Forty-siNth s. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

Hevned club meets ut the home Of
Mrs. Howard @. Fletcher. corner
Thirty.third s. and Plum ST.. at : D.
their donations
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald e. Barnes.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip l.. Warren
motorrd ia Snoaualnlc saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren are leaving
today for their home IN Boston
after spending a short time IN 70
attic visiting Mrs. Warrcn's rela-
tiyca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-02

Miss Vivienno Jarrnon returned 10
her homo in East Sound yesterday
after spending n fortnlgh. with her
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mr.. james
&. Huieson.
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Mr. w J. Grambs left yesterday
for Washington. ID. c. on short
business trip.
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q. A. Circle Child's Conservation
League

Regular business meeting OF III,
l.. O. II. at 2 y. m. ut Elks' club
Nomination of officers will be held
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Woman's Tuesday club meets wit
Mrs. Ralph G. McAllastor, 800
Eighth ave. n. T..
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and Mrs. Riggs. who have been
guests at the Washington for sew.
eal days. Jeff Thursday for wash.
ington. ID. &.
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Browning Study Gu

Browning Study club meets with
Mru. +. X. Markham. 1880 University
blvd. at y. IN.
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NOTICE

4 U. S. land office, Miles City, Mont,
August 18th, 1920.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: No
tice is hereby given that the State of
Montana, action under the provisions
of an Act of Congress, approved Feb
ruary %, 1891, has made application
for the selections of the following des-
cribed lands, to-wit:
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, s, 6, Z, SWANEH,
SEA NEA, SEANWA, NEASWA, s
EASWA, NEA SEA, NWASEA, SNV
ASEA, seq SEA, Section 6. NEk
NWA, Lots 1, 2, seq NWA, NEhSW
n, Lots 8, 4, SEASWH, NE1ANEA,
NWA NEA, sWHNG,a. sEMNEK,
NEA SEA, NWA SEA, SWA sen, Sc
i4oEA. Section {, NEANBE, fxWA
NEA, SWANEA, SEMNEh, MEAN
VIZ, Lots 1, Q, SEhNSV!4, Section IS,
NEA NEA, NW1aNEA. SWAN EA, S
EA NEA, NEANWA. NWANWA, S
WANWA, SEANW14, NEASWA, N
WASWA, SWASW1, sen SWA. N
EA SEA, NWASEA, SWASE14, Sc
u, Section 80, NEASWA, NWASWA
SWA SWA, SEASWA, Section 90,
township 20 N. range A E. NEA SWA
NWA SWA, SWASWA, SEX SWA,
NEA SEA, NWA SEA, SWASEA, s
En- SEA, Section 80, NEANEA, NV
ANE14, SWANEA, SEA NEA, NEA
SEA, NWASEA, SWASEA, SEASE
Il, NEANWA, Lots 1, Q, 8, 4, SEM
WA, NEASWA, SEA SWA, Section
IL, township 81 N. range a E.
A copy of the list of said lands has
been conspicuously posted in this Of
flee for inspection by any person in
terested and the public in general. |
Under Department regulations of APP
ril rs, 1907, protests or contests
against the claim of the State to said |
land or and subdivision thereof on the |
ground that the same is more valuable |
for mineral than for agricultural pur-
poses will be received and noted for
report to the General Land Office at
Washington, D. c. Failure to protest
against the claim of the State to said
land before final approval will be con-
sidered sufficient evidence of it's non
mineral character and the selections
being otherwise free from objections
will be recommended for approval.
G.. w. MEYERS. Register.
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For the above written
amendment to the consti-
tuition.
Against the above writ
ten amendment to the
constitution.

The elector shall indicate his pref
erence by marking an X in the square
before the proposition for which he
desires to vote. The result of the vote
on the said amendment shall be de-
termined and declared as provided by
law.
Section 4. All Acts and parts of
Acts In conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
Section 5. This Act shall be in full
force and effect from and after its
approval.
Approved March 7th, 1919.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,)
s..
( STATE OF MONTANA.
|. c. T. STEWART, Secretary Of the
StSte OF Montana, do hereby certify
thak the foregoing is true and cor
rect copy Of an Act entitled IAN Act
to SUBMIT to he Qualified Electors Of
the StRte Of Montana an Amondment
Section Of Montana, Providing that
Ninpty Five Per Centum Of All OF the
Interest," received ON the School Funds
Of the State and Niuety-Ttve Per
Centum Of all the other income From
the School Funds Of the State Shall
Be Apportioned to the Several School
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Districts of the State: and Further
Providing That the Remaining Five
Per Centum of All the Interest Re
ceived on the School Funds Of the
State and Remaining Five Per Centum
of All the Other Income From the
School Funds OF the State Shall Be
Added to the Public School Funds of
the State and Become Permanent
Part Thereof"
In Testimony Whereof, have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal OF the State OF Montana at
Helena, he Capital, this seventh day
of July, A. D. 1920.
G. Il. STEWART
Secretary OF State.
(SEAL)
First Publication Aug. 9th,
Twelfth publication October, 22nd.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Miles City, Montana,
August 26, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Clarence v. Kee =
of Paris, Montana, who, on Nov. Ia,
1918, made Homestead entry Number
o46079, for E1zSEA, Sec. l, N74NEA,
SEA NEA, NhSEA, NEANWA, Sec.
IL, Township ION, Range APE nj. p.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make three year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described be-
fore Burt Fuller, U. S. Commissioners
at Brockway, Montana, on the Is day
OF Oct. 1920.
Claimant anmes as witnesses:
Pauline Oaks, Charles H. Oaks, Ned
Hymes, and Richard Eagen, all of
Paris, Montana.
G. w. MEYERS, Register.