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Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
SALISBURY

The amount of the collection taken in St. Johns Episcopal Church on Sunday morning was nearly eight hundred dollars. MT. and Mrs. Walter Sheldon of Hartford spent Good Friday and Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. P. Stone.
 Mrs. H. A. LaHar and daughter Patricia of New Britain have been visiting at G. A. Selleck's. Arthur Dubois of New Haven spent the holidays at his home here.
 Miss Dorothy Bell and girl friend returned to Wellesley College on | Monday.
 Miss Margaret Coons of Water bury spent Sunday in town.
 Miss Helen Darling of Sharon ! visited her aunt, Mrs. Fred Seeley last week.
 William c. Evans of Stamford spent from Thursday until Sunday at W. P. Bishops. .
 Miss Margaret Norton of Wash. ington, D. c. has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Norton.
 The interior of St. Johns Church has been painted and vanished, and services were held in the church fo1 the first time in several weeks, or Sunday.
 Mrs. Andrew Flatten and daugh- ter have been visiting her parents Mir. and Mrs. John Suydam. w. P. Bishop and daughter Clara entertained about twenty friends al an April Fools party last Thursday evening. Games, music and refresh. ments were enjoyed, and all had g most pleasant evening.
 Mrs. William CcnkIin, who has been i'll with pneumonia, is now able to sit up while each day.
 Miss Florence Hardisty who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Ger, trude Hardisty, has returned to Waterbury. Miss Hardisty recently graduated from St. Mary's hospital in that place, and is now district nurse in Waterbury.
 Miss Helen Del&aey of Millerton N. Y. has been v-siting Miss Ger trude Hardisty tn: week.
 Among the g. c-5.s from out ot town for the hoii' were: Horace Carpenter, John ' i and Miss l1-:: .cm -.- -yfk; Richmond l ~:.1--. from Yale; Arthur and Phyllis Dubois of Waterbury; Miss Elizabeth Squires, Miss Sadie Everts Miss Fannie White; Miss Emma Reed from Storrs College; Mrs Edwin Warner of Sufield.
 G. H. Clark spent Friday in Win. sted.
 Mrs. Mead received several ot her friends on Friday, in honor ot her 92nd birthday.
 George Parsons resumed his duties at G. H. Clark's store on Monday after a weeks illness.
 w. B. Rand lost valuable horse last Saturday.
 The music, services and attend, ance in both churches were unusu. ally good on Easter Sunday. [ Misses J. L. Clark and c. E. Con. kiln were in Hartford Wednesday.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
CANAAN VALLEY

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gordon and little daughter of Taconic spent Eas- ter at Robert Rogers.
 Mrs. Joseph Deloy and MT. and Mrs. Frank Deloy and two children of Plainville were over-Sunday visi- tors of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Roster end MT. and Mrs. Joseph Deloy Jr.
 Mizso9 T-'c'2 cnd Mabel AH3er-
 ! ,L D -il ,sG }.-t c1cnu s-.sr with T !, r;.-'-I..l, -. ,. Mrs. o. 1A. anderson.
 Laura and Lesley Black of East Canaan spent last week at their grandfather's, E. J. Donalds.
 Miss Jessie Donalds is visiting her aunt, Miss Eliza Rudge in Sheffield.
 The young peoples amusement club gave party in honor of the Misses Freda and Mabel Anderson Saturday evening at Literary Hall. Refreshments were served, and all had a very enjoyable time.
 MT. and Mrs. Porter Feathers and son of East Canaan spent Sunday at MT. and Mrs. Sam Taylor's.
 Joseph Montague spent Easter with relatives in Torrington.
 Word has been received from Walla Walla, Washington, that Rev. c. E. Langdon formerly of this place is slowly improving from his long and serious illness with heart trouble.
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
Incomplete Diaunosis.

Jack, aged three went to see hir new little cousin. When he came home his mother asked him how the baby was and what it was. He replied: "Oh, mother. they .ot nice little dol lie, but l can't tel; you what 1t Is, be- cause she didn't have any hair yet"
Connecticut western news., 1920-04-08
Don't Always Blame Hens When
 Eggs Are Scarce

Rats may be getting theni-U. S.. Government Bulletins prove they know how to get them. Break cake of RAT-SNAP into small pieces and place where rats travel. If there, RAT-SNAP will get them-positive- ly. Three sizes, 25c, soc, $1.00. Sold and guaranteed by Freeman Demp- sey, dealer.-adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
SWEETHEART FAlSE? WOULDN'T IT JAR VOL?

To have the man you love propose to you, to accept him and be the happiest girl on earth. then, just a few minutes later, to find him kissing the woman you hate. is the situation which confronts Dorothy Gish in one of the dramatic moments of Boots her newest Paramount picture, which will be shown at the Coliseum theatre Thursday and Friday.
 Usually, it is the other way. The man finds his sweetheart appanertly false to him, and in his blind anger refuses to trust her This time Boots" in her own teariui resent ment. refuses to trust the man whom she believes. has been false to her "So", Says Dorothy Gish, Tt makes no difference which side of the fence the clover is on, the other side looks different anyway"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
HARD BOILED" MAKES GREAT THEME FOR DOROTHY DALTON

The Deacon in .Hard Boiled" the Paramount feature that is on at the Coliseum tonight and Wednesday, was a charter member of the Hard Boiled Eggs of America He was so jealous of the dollar sign that his eyes turned green though they were originally beautiful blue. He didn't care any more. about fifty cents than the eX-kaiser did for winning the war.
 He got to care for one other thing too Her name was Corinne Melrose, (played by Dorothy Dalton). He fell" for her the night he heard her sing down at the top'ry house."
 That night happened to be the last night of the Compton Musical Companys existence. The Manager beat it back to New York and left the members stranded.
 And here was Dorothy Dalton stranded in the town where the Dea- con lived
 Wait till you see the way she made the deacon loosen up Oh, lady, lady! He's never been the same man since.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
THE FORBIDDEN CITY" A SELECT PHoTODRAMA AT PALACE TONIGHT

The Forbidden City, in which Norma Talmadge scores success in a double role was played for a week at the Rivola theatre in New York City It is said to be a picture which appeals particularly to women as it Is the story of woman. San San. featuring Miss Talmadge is called before the emperor to act as his favorite. When she appears sue has child in her arms and the emperor has her killed and the enid reared as an example to others who contemplate marriage with whites. The child grows to girlhood. the butt of all the jokes of the court ladies. Her life is made hell, but at last one of the emperor's body guards helps her to escape, and she reaches the American Consuls office in Man ila Toy falls in love with Lieut.. Halbert, but the Governor forbids the marriage Halbert is sent away but returns later. to find the Govern or seriously i'll. The care of Toy brings him back to health; He dis covers she is his own daughter by a chinese wife and finally consents to the marriage of Toy and Halbert.
 Never Surprise Your Wife" is the comedy that completes the bill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
ARMY SURGEON PRAISES
 ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL

Dr A. w. Seibert First Lieu tenant in the Medical Corps. United States Army, who is attached to the United States Coast Guard cutter Algonquin, visited St. Ann's Hospit- al during his stay i'll Juneau. the guest of Dr. l.. 0. Sloane. He de- clared that St. ADn's Hospital was ideally equipped with appointments, and convenient both for patients and hospital attendants. Dr. Sci bert Is a veteran of the World War, having entered the service from Ari- zona, and being attached to the S5th.s Division, composed largely Of National .Guardsmen from Missouri and Kansas. The 35th experienced some of the hardest fighting of the war, and suffered casualties in ex- cess of 5000 before they were re- jieyed in the Argonne forest. They were in tho thick of the longest siege of fighting in which the American troops were engaged
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09

Mrs. Charles Gaby, who has spent the winter visiting relatives in Maine and New York City. is re turning on the Princess Mary. She spent sometime in California.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
THRILL SPECIALISTS
 POPULATE NEW SERIAL

Vitagraph favorites of former serial successes are in the cast supporting William Duncan in "The Man or Might" Vitagraph's latest adventure serial, the first episode of which win be seen at the Coliseum theatre on Thursday. Among them are Edith Johnson, remembered best for her portrayal of Jean Benton in"A Fight For Millions," and Joe Ryan, the screens most famous bad man and intrepid plainsman. The action of the serial centers about the search for the six pieces of flag which holds the secret of treasure buried years before. MT Duncan directed the serial, Which means that there is a thrill in every hundred feet of film. For Thursday and Friday
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09

w A. Clark of the Juneau Hard ware Company will arrive on the Princess Mary, due in Juneau dur ing the night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
INTERCESSIONS AND BIBLE STUDY TOMORROW
 HOLY TRINITY CHURCH

At the mid-week service at Holy Trinity Cathedral tomorrow (Wed- nesday evening o'clock) the ser vice will include special interces- sions for about thirty persons who have, asked for special prayer. This will be done as a valuable help to- ward making the spiritual world Diore real. and also, as means of grace in that helping others is one of the surest and simplest ways of helping and strengthening ones self.
 The Bible study will continue along through the epistles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
"QUEEN OF HEARTS" COMING TO PALACE
 THURSDAY EVENING

The recent arrest of dangerous criminal has brough public atten- tion the wonderful q ctive ability of young and ling woman. This young woman's her was found dead under mysterious circumstances by the police, with a bullet wound in his body.
 The young woman's suspicion were strongly directed against a group oi gamblers with whom the dead man had been associated. In furtherance of her VOW to unravel the mystery she becomes the head of a well known gambling salon.
 The cunning methods employed by the girl detective that finally fastens the crime on the guilty man form a sensational and absorbing story.
 This story is graphically reproduced in the William Fox photodrama, Queen of Hearts which opens at the Palace Thursday evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
CAMPHOR AND WITCH
 HAZEL HELP WEAK EYES

Juneau people are astcnished at the quick results produced by sim
 witchhazel, camphor. hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. In one case of weak and near-sight. ed eyes a few days use brought great improvement. In another case it stopped eye pains and inflamma- tion. We. guarantee a small bottle of Lavoptik to help ANY CASE weak strained or fnfiamed eyes. Alum mum eye cup FREE. Butler-Mauro Drug Co.,, Juneau. Alaska. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
ROSCOE IS A MAN OF ALB WORK IN 1.-THE BELL BOY"

Roscoe Fatty" Arbuckle, whose newest Paramount-Arbuckls comedy is to be shown at the Coliseum theatre Tuesday and Wednesday Is not only a bellboy in that Imaginable creation, but waiter. barber and sundry other things as well. The story revolves upon his efforts to make matrimonial catch of pretty manicurlst. with the hotel clerk and the assistant bell boy as his rivals. The eatch-ascatch-can love race is provocative of unusually rolIieking in
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
GREAT SEAL HERD
 ON WAY TO BERlNG
 SEA; WEEKS EARLY
Herd Is Larger Than it Has Been For Many Years;- Boring
 Sea May Open Early

There are thousands of seals in the Pacific ocean off Sitka, going North, according to Marion Gold stein, who has just returned from a trip to the outer coast Not in wears have the Natives seen any thing like the number in the Spring trek
 Another feature of the situation this Spring is that the herd is three weeks or more early Usually they begin passing Sitka late in March or early in April, with the maln body of the herd there in April. They have now been passing that place for two or three weeks, ana by the quantity of them, 1t IS De lieved the main body ~of the nerd is now on the way.
 The great numbers of the seals that are going North this Spring is evidence that the protective measures that have been adopted have been effective and the great growth of the seal herd has be come apparent to observers. The fact that they are going North att least three weeks earlier than usual is believed to indicate an early op- ening of the Bering Sea
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
JURY LIST FOR
 kETCHlkAN TERM

The jury list to serve in the April term Of the District Court that is to commence on April Eth, at Ketchi- kan. was drawn yesterday afternoon in the Court Room.
 The names, of which there are twenty four for the Petit Jury and twenty three for the Grand Jury are as follows:
 Ketchikan-M J. Bugge. George Brown, w. A. Klrts. r. w Ross, J. W. Cordell, F. J Chapman, w. K. Spaulding, O. F. Hill. Peter Johnson, Norman Pike. NJ. NJ Reese, D. o. Jen- knins. Eli Copeland, J. C. Foord, W. c. Graham, Andy Weigen, c. E. Hodg-
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09

kins. Petersburg Hans Wick, c. T Duryea John Otness. Wrangell-- Chas. Bryant, J. J, Montague, C. C. Mundy, and s. B. Leonard.
 Grand Jury. Ketchikan-C. H. Fra ser, k. F. Edmunds. F. P. Clark, John E. Eliason. James Bennett, F. J. Hunt. A. J. Inman, A. Hoelscher Fred Heckman, L. Lambert, A. L. Spath, w. Dorn, and R. NJ. Ray. Petersburg Chris Christensen, Cato Haaburg, R. Hofstead, J. R. Mantell H. Crabseth, O. w. Billion. Craig Paul Sigurdson, Chas. Hanson J. ?. Lindsay and o. kitiey.
 Want to Buy Something?
 Use Empire Want Ads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
At Me M0vies

cidents in which the comedians en- gagged therein make the most. MT. Arbuckle is adequately supported by Al St. John, Buster and Joe Keaton and Alice Lake, all of whom have congenial roles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-09
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

PALACE-Norn1a Talmadge in "The Forbidden City" with a comedy
 Never Surprise Your Wife, LISEUM-Dorothy Dalton in "Hard Boiled' and Roscoe Fatty" Ar buckle in "The Bell Boy"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24

Vychode''. Dale uvefejnena je
.zprava o praci "Amerieke Ma
rodni Rady'' a iine male glosy
o praci nasi zde V zanorf, kite
re dokazuji, re zajeln redak-
ce o mas jest nemaly. Redakce
oznamuje prlspevky od techtp
americkyeh spo.upracovniku:
Volta Benes, j. Cisar, Rev.
Kfenek, K. Pergler, atd. Kra-
Jane interesovani mohou ma
Sc zahranici" predplatiti pro-
stfednictvim Ceskoslovenske
InformaGni kancelare, 62O Di-
strict National Bank Bldg,
Washington, d. c., neb pro-
strednictvim bankovniho zavo-
du Brodsky a Sovak, 389 Sc
'cond Ave-, New York, N. Y. =
predplatne obnasi dvacet ko-
run roene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24

Ameriky", V nelnz autor hod-
mott vFznam amcrieke akce "a
c'eSk0slovensk6u samostatnost,
a hodnotl pyaci jedaotllVych h
skupiR, ktcYG sc Ma nj podl c.
ly. Spolupracovnik Ceskoslo-
venskG Tiskora Kaneelafe V
Praze, p. Milos NoYothy, jcn2
pred 'l6ty prodleval V Amefi-
&c, pfispel ciaakein 81 americ
Ike zRrna istiky ceskosloVen-
SkG," dale oti5t6na zpraTa A
merick@ korcspondeaee, fizcnd
americkYm redaktorem b. Xii
rem "Vystaya Cechoslovaku a
moric1}ch Y, Pwazc.' Il mcn-
$ich zprjY lNadime zpravu p
!. GessaT. "a a,jupre SIovenakt
Ligy americkc, jal1 il uvefej
nil V kosick6m "Slovensken
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
NASE zAMORi~ v CRGANU
PRAZSkE MAR. RADY.
lCS. |. k.l

w ashington, ~. G. Narodnl
NADIA Ccsk0slovehska V Praze
p'ocala vrdatati mesichik Ma
Sc zahfanicT' "a fizeni ORA.
Auerhama. Jiz Y prvem elsie
shledavdme sc Sc 2namyml
jmGhy pracovnil1u. ktefi udrzo
val jiz Y pfedyalecne dobd
pravidclnG styky Sc Vscmi &c
skosloVenskymi emigranty. "a
tjimave jest, re pryni 6i9fo obso
hove yclmi bohate, Vcnulc nc
kolik clan5u CeskosloyeuSkc y
Inericc . ldhsiUic selii tlAnbl
praci Tony Noyotn6ho, redak
tora, pod nazycm "Kus cesk(
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24

ralsu tech move vznknuvSch satech nak jeSte by
oho staff re nyneS dohodov6 staty vyzvay by Nemecko
aby zaveo pofadek stredni Evrop Dvn6s vec udaly
historic A
Spoenecka neivysi rada tedy jz fedne pozadala hol
andslou vadu vydan byvaleho nemeckeho cisare
dse spravenost Jest to souhasu smlouvou versatile
skou die nz zavazuie vydani muzd ktefl We
vaee urGitfch zloGn doputi Kdyby byvay kaiser I'll
N6necku bya by tato pozadana eho vydani po
chybujeme odvazila by klas odpor Byval6mu kae
row ovsem nebude cht Holandska jest jso, ze tam
ma hone mocnJch pfate nmiz jest cbo kralovny Vi
einy toto pf5eme nevme ak odpov{ hollanska vada
ale nepocbybn6 bude zdraha poua2ovanm re Holland
skc nepam6tnych Gasd souzio utuek potickym u
prchikun koncich vsak p Hohenzoerna vyda Otazkoa
ovsem Jest zda spoenc desanou jei do rukou zveho
nozna ze pTe ably olandsko odepfelo vydat p
Hohenzoerna. Sou cisaTe to by mo by spatny pfkiad
pro budoucnos mezi spojenc ou nejenom repubky ale
tGz krAlove a clsaTov6
Bfvaly kaiser zasuhoval by bionnsobnOu nejhrozneJ
81 sr tom sotva bude spou. Nemecko valky dopou-
stGo sraSnych zotn zoGinu mz zadny narod hlsto
Ri neprovn ale pres to sotva bylo by to dobou akkou
potrestat kasera sti Teba mem lp han zodpoVed
NOS Nyn aiser ohavnou opovrzen hodnou svdrou
uteccncem vastn ale pOtom staby mucedn
kem jak6ho by yn Nemci potreboyali ably mich
oava nekdeisi moralka Dozivotn potupny kflninai t
bude asi neGpe sluSct eXserov eho spoavrahGm spo
luIupicum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24

ValccnG drama, nemz S Amerika podileia, ma zda
svoi dohru. Jakne repubkanska strana zsksa VetSEG
kogresu daa vysetrovani e,nou zdao, re 5nad
da obzaobu amotn6ho Generaa Pershnga - kdyz odepfe
We Franc zpovdat jst6mu vsetecnemu Vyboru aySak
mali pravda zana sensacn odhaen nebyla az dosa
ucinana Vy5etovan jest proudu proto pfaVme dosud
nes nclze fici bucoucnost sv8to pfnec. IaroVe
vsak pred 0Ga zvGdaVe Verenos ocy vec ez puaobI
asi ak ako kdyz petlety andiek pf nayseye mamlncy
nc cdrazs priteAyn@ nenadan zept mamnko to Jest IA
PAM o niz 81 poyidala, re jest nj y8ecko faesne?
4 pgotesu admirAa Snse, velitee operaci mefekych
vaeCnych lodi evropskych Vodach pro udelen Vyzname-
mani Knightovou kom vyvinulo Vy5eoVan nenlH Sc
media fci ak skonc Jakym as dojmem muscle to pa
sobit Evroos kdyz admiral Sims prohasl re pred eho y
sIanm do Angie pred tim este nez Amerka byla We val
ce prav jeden vysoky hodnostaf odboru namorn'
ctva nedee cd Britu zbalamut sme zrova tax no
to faitovati By iako N6mce Sekretar namofnctva ha
ne nemz tusen by omen vysoky hodnosar vyda pouze
strCre prohlaSen kde prav, plee ably pusobnos
amcrckGho o vace bya naleze vsetfena pax py
SC ukaze Jake plane sluzby prokazao Jenom nepilmo
aks cz fdky, pravi neutmil sVrchu uvedeneno Nfo
ku. Neuznava pry vdbec Ia hodno, vyvraceh to-
Artery tohoto druhu jsou potovani hodne ale n'sInit
Sc ma ne pfipravi presdentska kamp4h zacina paI
sc muzeme t6s tm re my zde name Artery az 20 Vace
kdczo Evrope nell valky V$ehny vacici zeme ne
kokrae vystIidaly vrchh velitele NOR sou hasl
mi viteznymi sam vrat velitelove sousi Ma mofl
ktefi pdvodne byl ch cello postaveni.
To lest Gobry rekord n6jake y ARTERY JeJ he
zmeni.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02
Ozark.

Not much corn planted in this
section. Wheat, oats and grass
look promising. We also have
fine prospect for fruit.
Born, to the wife of Lys
Young, May End, a girl.
An infant, two or three days
old, of Mr.. and Mrs. Porter
Brockman, died last Friday.
Mr.. G. G. Reynolds remains
about the same.
Miss Lula Bailey is much bet
ter this week.
N. A. Mckinley and family
of CampbelIsville, visited rela'
tives here last week.
Gordon Mckinley, of Column
bia, visited his cousin, Lone
Willis, at this place. last Satur
day night.
E. A. Mckinley and family
visited the home of Mr.. Nom
Conover, Garlin, last Sunday.
Mr.. Will Ed Burton, Garlin
spent a day recently, with Mr.
Albert Bryant. They spent sew
eral months together in training
camp, but were separated before
going overseas, and did not SCI
each other again until they re
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02
For Sale.

We have number of farms from
As to 200 acres in Adair Co., for sale
also several residence properties in
Columbia; let US show you and give
description, prices and etc.
Cravens & Neat
Real Estate Dealers,
Office on End floor of
Jeffries Bldg.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02

An interesting booklet with
valuable hints on How to get the
very best service from your tires
will be given free to all who call at
our service station" Sold by Buch-
anan-Lyon Company.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02
turned home.

Mr.. Tim Conover and wife, of
Texas, visited their relatives
here last week. Mr.. Conover
was born and grew to manhood
in this community, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Conover, deceased
Misses Cora Lee, EstelIe and
Clyde Montgomery, children of
Mr.. Luther Montgomery, are
very sick with typhoid fever.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02
the Kemper Co. Jeffries Hotel, buy
and sell Oil and Gas leases. 25-tf

Itching diseases can be controlled
and cause removed by applying Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. The relief is
prompt and permanent. Three
sizes, 3Oc, COO and s1.2O per bottle.
Sold By PAUL Drug Co.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02

zone entire plant in Akron is
given over to the manufacture of
this size of tire and there is turned
out of this plant 10000 finished tires
everyday. Sold by, Buchanan-Lyon
Company.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02

Mr.. H. T. Walker has purchased a
new Ford and is making good use of
it. 1t is great convenience in
going to and from his work.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02

The buyer and.seIIer meet and trade
at The Ksmper Co.'S Office. 2s-H
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02

Mr. John Rose and wife are now
occupying the residence owned by
Mrs. Fora Rowe, recently vacated by
DR.. W. J. Flowers and family.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02

The prospects for a potato CROP :
good, aad it is said that there win b.
plenty of AL kinds Of fruit.
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02

Figured VOiIes the latest at MUrray's
The Adair County news., 1920-06-02

WANTED-A good man who under
stands driving Packard Truck. Nc
other need to apply.
T. c. Taylor & Co.
CampbellsVilie, Ky.
90 If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
BUDGET ACT TO
Be BROUGHT Up

WASHINGTON. Jan. ga na.
tionai budget ac, will be written on
the statute books before this session
Of congress ends. IL efforts % law.
yers In both houses prevail
Plans for a new bill. which will b.
reported TO the senate soon. are b.
Ing made. Senator Mccormick. I'M.
nois. author Of one pending budget
measure and chairman Of the special
budget committee. stated today. The
house already has passed bill,
Greatest difficulties will arrive when
the two branches OF congress try 90
come together on details. but ulu.
mate success IL predicted
Budget legislation has been
brought forward by congress M part
OF It's drive TO reduce the high cost
'of government Heavy pressure ~
beiug exsrted BY party leaders TO get
a Law thru perorc the national con.
vention. IN June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-29
LEAGUE ITSELF
NOT AFTER TOBACCO

We have never raised our voices
against tobacco" he declared. 1T
has never been mentioned In our
conferences. The rurnor that the
league planned n campaign against
the cirnr~t was started by over zeal.
otis rrohihstionirta. not affiliated with
the league, and kept afloat by liquor
interests anxious In ernbarrasA vs..
We have no political interest. except
TO sec that men are elected who will
enforce the dry law. and no interest
in free speech or labor execp; as free
speech involves the question Of liquor
and In 40 far AZ labor Is affected By
whisky"
SO. while the iirge for the late
lamented John Harieycorn rtlIl echoes
Ia the halls % congress and thirst Ia
the most prolific source of vaudeville
humor. the Anti.saioon league holds
out It's hand for So. 600 600 TO pay
for "A fivcycar wake 20 make SURF
John doesn't come to life and to
carry the news OF his death TO lands
across the stili watery waters.