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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18
ACREAGE
100 LITTLE RANCHES
TO PICK FROM


Z BARGAINS IN HOUSES
TIE cry you hear everywhere. IN
fact 10 In the air: I WANT A LIT
TILE RANCH outside the city lin
its. where have county taxes and
no assessments. where ] have q
car line right At my door 20 take
and back home 10 my little farm
In the evening. where my living
Will be made on my ranch. and
the money ] make ut my daily
task put away for the rainy day.
1T Is THE SALVATION FOR ANY
NAN WHO HAS TO WORK
AT A LIVING WAGE
II therefore IL q duty 20 ones FAM
hfrrfhhfE' Ranch "a cfi w sGs s'% hs can
potter around in raising . garden.
having chickens. or anything that
will make him money. and consc-
ouentiy save him money.
IS h-AcRE TRACTS. siss--
40 DOWN. IS MONTH
rs h-AcRE TRACTS. GID
IS k-AcRE TRAcTs s5st---
IS ,-AcnE r fas 4Sw ,sis 30 MONTH
$40 DowN. $40 MONTH
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
PAT WHAT AND WHEN you CAN
Where on the universe can you find
. better opportunity?
And especially in Seattle, the COM
Ing metropolis of the westl
BARGAINS IN HOUSES
Bargain No. L.
az acres of ground with q house
1sx32; n cleared; 8 blocks TO car
line, l block to the cement bouie-
ward: price only $3.50. on easy
terms.
Bargain No. D.
y acre OF ground with . s-room
house,: has fircp place. garage: all
block to the lake. az sioe csnI 10 car
line; good view: a dandy buy for
$500. on terms OF $500 down. 325
month.
Bargain No. B.
" acre OF ground with q house lax
"a: I blocks to car line. 1 block
TO the lake; good view: price
only 1870. on terms OF $50 down.
$40 month
Over 400 families have located in
this locality. right at Lake Blu
rien and close to the Sound
THERE rs WATER. ELECTRICITY
AND TELEPHONE--STR CAR
SERVICE EVERY Is MINUTES
Cement boulevards on both sides OF
the property
MY OFFICE OPEN ON SUNDAY
Ny automobiles are at your service
every hour OF the day
IL NJ. NELSON
2lS Boston Block
71s Second Ave. Phone Elliott 1857
LITTLE CITY FARMS
h-acre In West Seattle, $50 cash,
$40 per month. with Groom unit
house. 800 cash. SIS per month.
Garden. chickens and free wood
Will help your living costa Let
II. &. PETERS. us Third Ave.
$4,000
so acres. Maple valley. Want city
CLARK OR MOORE
1915 Third Ave. Elliott 375S.
MY 10 ACRES WITH RUNNING
stream, near highway and Des
Moines. sl.&o0: your own terms.
Gillian. owner. 9f2 Leary Bldg.
or phone Rainier 120-R, evenings.
10 ACRES SALT WATER FRONT;
8 acres ready to pillow. $3.50. Take
ferry from Everett TO Greenbank
or Bush Point. IL. Schulz. Green
bank, WILDLY Island.
FREE CIRCULAR PUGET SOUND
Country for homeseekers. Charles
Somerr Co, Alaska Bldg.
FOR IMPROVED PLACES IN THE
South End. call Il. J.. Hall Sidney
1872.
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or COURSE. rot KNOW that II ia
impossible TO hope for . change In
the rental situation for long
time 10 come. Seattle. like every
city on the Coast 10 short on
are you IN = position TO know
what is taking place In feattieF
II not, hunt up some friend. or
some friend Of q friend connected
with the big transeontinsntai rail-
loads and also one In some line
make q guess A. 10 what the hous-
Ing problem will be during the
next i've years.
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sorth. ,. ronkbonsr. 1859 Ninth ave
Beth Nish. us second ave. ~: Mabel
Day. sit Frfvt West g. N~sebsm.
$3.50 asth y. w.. John Daily. itsi No.
ssth. Bud Morris. tTee Ninth n, ~
Martha coks. ik2 ssnd ave. - Hsr-
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BARGAINS IN SMALL HOMES

1904 fine little home; attractive.
comfortable g-roosn house. on two
lots. ell In garden and fruit: half
block from car line. A snsppy
buy. TermA
$4,000: $500 eash--Attracsive new
bungalow, rooms. on fine cor.
ner. sosf1e: excellent location:
block from car and school
1900: 5000 eash---s-room cottage. on
let ssxiso. block from car. A snap
for sofps one
81. 400: $3.50 cash. balance easy terms
Groom bungalow, not entirely
finished. but iisabi~. on 1oxtto.
with garden fruit. chicken house.
etc. } blocks from car.
The above homes are. about 30 min
uses from center OF city. on Lake
Buricn car line. ciose TO new park
and bouievsrd. nice surroundings
Take car to branch office At i3th
ave. r. w, and W. Henderson ~.
topsn daily and Sunday. or call
~ main offsca
GLOBE SECURITIES coAfpASY
tis Central Buiiding. 80.
Elliott ses7. Elliott toss.
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-. . n. care star: cnas bennett.
sfO fesh ave WI Ethsi Susent.
1893 Market 81. Mrs. N. Long. KIRK.
land. wssh, Mrs.. A. johnson. Third
and wall stg Mrs A. chiids. f.is u
Pine st.. Betty Williams. tgs Bellevue
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DID rou EVER HEAR Of the
pUMAR Distriets DO you know
that last years school census
showed that its increase was
larger than any In the cifyr That
over 30 Dor cent Of the families IN
this district own their own homess
" ~ close In. and has adequate
street car service. with one car
fare direct 20 Pioneer square. and
ell car transfer privileges
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Here Is the First Line for Next Weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
HE Wanted the Gold, and He Got It"


WANT ADS Rhyme
Star Friday
your name and address top Of the Write rhymes wish II
five tickets Cemer Theatre will additional prizes Note The Star
reserves the right to print rhyme submitted
Here Is the In his weeks contes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18

NOW. REGARDING VALUES: To-
day You can still find In the Du-
mar district large. level lots. some
with view of Bound and noun
tains, all good soil. at prices from
one-fourth 10 ono-tenth what you
would pay elsewhere. Have you
the vision 20 sec what this can
mean To your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18

VIE INVITE voU to come out and
visit this locality. We are main
tanning two Branch offices. open
ssri.d az - s ana s"n nasy o ana
IL 10 . real education 20 watch the
development OF a great city. TO see
big district In the making. Most
OF us don't know what 10 going on
except what we can see from our
own front door step. Possibly
you Will gain more than you know
from q visit Possibly there ir
something hero for you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-18

Den. tses Admiral way; Douglas
4uscksnbnsh. ses7 17lh West. Ruth
Day. West slds Inn. Seattle. Ralph
bei.ons. Auburn. wash. Irene Smith.
sszs Sinth y. H.. irsns oBrisn.
shssv God sptA
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Our offices are at Ninth =. W. and
Eimgrove- Ut. and 10th &. w. and
Henderson st. Take Lake Burien
car. at Occidental and Yesier me
car fare or transfer). and come
out sunday or any other day.
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pIsrNxEf

tt.seo--Dandy g-room bungalow. on
t0xie0 corner lot. cement base
nent. with furnace and laundry:
large living room with firepiaet,
bufft-in features. house almost
new. Al condition.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
Elliot, sess. Elliott sos7.
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WOODLAND Park BUNGALOW

WosbA~AND sARA RtHeN~~"
5000. only ssoe cash. balance sasy.
Nifty s-room bungalow. less than
two years old: Al condition: has
eysry oonvsnispce. Including fire.
laundry and built-in featurex.
large living room; kitchen with
breakfast nook. on paved boul1-
ward. A beautiful home IT bar
gain
pHINxEf
ts.seo--pandy g-room bungalow. on
t0xie0 corner lot. cement base
nsnt. NTH fnrnsee .nd ,anr,ary:
buiit-in features. house almost
new. Al condition.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
Elliott 4oss. Elliott sos7.
CITY LOTS or GRADED STREETS.
as low ss $50. Pipe dream, No.
King county. treasurer IL going 60
sell about 1000 lots. OF which
1900 are In Seattle. by order OF
the court A complete iist OF all
the lots In Seattle has been made.
name OF nearest street car 90 each
lot These lots are In eli parts OF
town. From Laureihurst TO Bal
lard. From West Seattle to
Rainier Valley. This list 10 sold
at t0s w. ssth 81. sth n. w. car.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
S3.s0o---b-room cottage. on s5xiTs-
r. lot: . blocks from car: Mon
ir sr.r, r. s.s: a sssss s. scss' scm
plet. dining room set; buffet
bookcase, dressers. rockers.
etc: Z bearing fruit trees. berries.
Lots Of shrnbbery. Garage; 500
cash. balance easy. Make start
GEORGE 4. SPENCER a CO.
asa Ferdinand ~. columbia city)
n D. MARSH. Mgr. Rainier 20.
$3.50 CASH
Fins s-room house with bath. part
basement. pantry. etc. rooms and
bath down stairs; double con-
structed and well built. about 5
years old. has view. lot t2xf5s;
fruit and berrieA Price 3i.sso
HARRY wooLLEN
Rainier Ave. at Orcas 81
Rainier 81.
5.500--X BEAUTIFUL LARGE EoT
and well built home on paved
street: excellent mel ghborhood: all
and school. A fine buy. Cheaper
than rent Terms $500 cash. $40
per month. Phone q. A 33s.
GEORGE A. SPENCER 4 co.
FOR SALE
7-room house: new. modern: full CO.
ment basement: k-acr~, all In
fruit and flowers good soil. .
blocks to brick school. 3 blocks to
paved street; tooio bsth 9. Phone
s-RooM HOME; yNossThucT,,
street: IL minutes from postofficc.
Can rent rooms to make good
monthly payments. Save commits
sion. owner, 6o9 Union st. Ell
Holt 1855. .
U 55o-BARGAfN-6 ROOM HOUSE.
with modern plumbing. on lot BOX
st Nceds tinting to make u
worth double.
JOHN DEPPMAN
Elliott t725. 41e New York Blk:
OWNER sAcRITIcEs VACANT
$500 for az lots. 1obxt24, adjoining
Elliott $3.50.
s-RooM BUNGALOW; COMBINA-
ton dining and living room. kitch-
floor. 2 bedrooms up; view lot. on
Queen Anne blvd. Sacrifice.
1880: easy terms. Queen Ammo
k04.
400 DOWN AND SIS A MONTH
buys four-room bungalow In
Rainier Valley. close to car.
school and stores.
r. j. PINGRY & SON.
sf3 Third Ave. Elliott 51s
FOR QUICK SALE
MADRONA district--7-room house;
lot tsxl5o: paved This 5000
SOD Marion Building.
3-ROOM COTTAGE, PRICE $500.
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IF TOO FIND what you want. the
terms are sure TO suit YOU You
can secure a location for as little
ms IS a month. II you want 10
start . homo here. we will help
you finance II on terms ms low as
sib a month Talk this over
with VA
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TWO NEW BUNGALOWS

TWO NEW BUNGALOWS
We have just completed two atfrsc-
tive new BUNGALOWS. each has
sedrooms iasfs Living ro9nm: bath, III
Bile. etc; pretty Fireplace: living
room finished IN Old English gray.
bath and bedrooms In ivory rnsn-
Ell. and kitchen In natural color.
pretty electric fixtures and shades.
At northeast corner Of zsth ave.
y. and Madison st Corner cot
tage. ts.eso: inside cottage. s3s7so;
easy terms. O-y3.
AZ IE a;..t & n FLYING c0 Ns'n s,s.
CREAM OF MADRONA
Beautiful finely built 7-room real
perfect hsstins; ideal basement:
excellentiy ventilated sleeping arr
rangements: most convenient car.
titney or auto transportation: big.
private. honey lot and lawn.
splendid location for family with
rage on alley: nice view: near one
Of the very. incest grade schools.
Price $4,000. improvements alone
cost much more. Easy terms. Ad-
dress G-70. star.
GROOM MODERN COTTAGE: LOT
goxi00: enamel finished kitchen.
dark finished living room and
hall; large porchcs: city water and
light: cement basement: laundry
trays. fruit trees; berries. chicken
house: all fenced: no city taxes:
ss:soo: small payment down and
then Greenwood car to Ninth ave.
N. W.. and one block north to $50
Crown ave. Owner.
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FOR SALE on RENT
Ground i00x200. facing two streets.
one paved new water mains In
well built e-room house. freshly
papersd and PANT. painted inside de, and md
$500. with S27o cash. Entire
balance may be paid out at Tss
not sold In 10 days. will rent for
sss per month. Phone East 6ss7.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

and Noske conflicting. There has been no confrma-
ton Of advces late Saturday. that they had been arrested
In quarters said that Noske is raising mill
tary force to act against the revolutionists.
The decision of the railroad workers to join the gen
eral strike movement it said after Won Kapp
had refused to accede the unions utmatum that he
sign There other indications that the socialists of
the Ebert group have appeared hopeful Of unseatg the
revolutionists. 49, 49,
Functonares of the union of the social employees it
reported have refused to acknowledge Won Knapp and
have announced they will act in concert with the railroad
workers. Secretaries of state have decided to leave Ber
lin but acknowledge the new government
Other reports said that the government of East Prus
STA has issued manifesto recognizing the revoutonsts
the de faco government Some south German regions
have gone to the revolutionsts, it said Won
Kapp has issued statement declaring that the govern
ment will carry out the promise of the Ebert regime try
guilty, accused by the allies for trial. The trial. Kapp
said will be held in Leipzig the Ebert government had
planned
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

The aldermanic contest in the Third
ward seems to be confusing to some so
we are asked to explain the matter.
When Aldermen Aldahl and Moultrie
moved away from the city vacancies
occurred. Mayor Moe appointed J H.
S. Thomson and C. C. Chaffee to serve
until the next regular election which
is next Tuesday. One of them is for
a one year term and the other for the
two year term, these two candidates
agreeing that if reelected the one get
ting the highest vote shall serve for
two years. This is by mutual consent
and is a fair way to decide the matter.
Now. The Third ward has a third
candidate in w H. Mcpherson, so
that three candidates are running to
fill two POSITIONS Voters must vote
for only two out of the three and the
two getting the highest vote will be
elected. The Third ward is the largest
in the city and embraces all that terri
tory from the west side of fourth
avenue and taking in the east side of
Sixth avenue and in addition all that
territory south of the park on River
side addition and south of the park by
Platou hospital Remember next
Tuesday that you vote only for two
from the Third ward.
Messrs. C. C. Chaffee and J. H S.
Thomson are the only two who will
appear on the official ballot.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

He secured q very fine location be-
tween Lake Muskrat and Lake Sallv.
There is now hotel on this property
and eight cottages. Next summer
this place will be used as summer re-
sort but the ultimate result from the
purchase Of this piece Of property is
to build a fine equipped sanitariun.
This cannot be done for perhaps .
year or two but Mr. Smith Is going
ahead to develop this plan with that
end in view.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18
REPORTS INDICATE GERMANY is DIVIDED

) II
Berlin, March 15-A report here today indicated that
Germany divided in allegiance to the revolutionary
established here last Saturday and the old
publican of President Ebert The south Ger
states according advices have not accepted the
revoutionsts It feared in many quarters that this
stand may be the beginning of grave civil war Reports
from Essen said that serious disturbances have occurred
there 80 have been killed. than 80 wound
ed and hundreds of stores looted.
Another report declared that Won Kapp dictator of
the revolutionary government is ready to resign and will
charge coalition of parties to form revolutionary
government
The general strike called by President Ebert and
Gustav Noske minister of war; before they left Berlin
largely effective here early today Trains had stopped
running, the water supply cut off and in many dis
ricts the restaurants closed Suffering is becoming
acute among the poorer classes. i
In quarters there was disposition to believe
that the revolution may be short lived The effectiveness
Of the general strike believed by many to show that
Kapp has not the support Of the majority Of the people
Reports indicate the whereabouts IF President Ebert
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

If one should go into the Grand the,
atre the next morning after show
that person would scarcely know
whether he was in a pig pen or the
atre from the looks of it. Manager
Piller has tried hard to keep the place
clean and sanitary but many people
do not seem to realize that they should
help him keep it clean. Peanut shells,
bags and every conceivable kind of
rubbish is thrown Unfortunately on
the floor of the theatre. People do
not throw this stuff on their home
fioors-why do they do it at the thea
ire. T.. .H..... b.. ...., ... ~.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

C S. Brown and wife, Of Rogers, are
here spending the day in the city and
are stopping at the Kindred Hotel. Mr..
Brown expects that $4,000 imported
bull to roll into the city today or the
day after and will have it on exhibit
ton here. This will be the highest
priced animal our people will have a
chance to look at that ever came to
Barnes county or in fact the state.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

E. w. Cowdrey, Of this city, is the
first ex-service man to be granted a
soldier bonus from Valley City. He
will get 1915 as soon as his claim has
been allowed. Elmer says it will come
in handy as he has half section Of
land and the taxes on the same are
1925 so he will tell the people that
this sum for bonus will help him out
lust at this time.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Herb Weston arrived in the city
last night from the farm in Ransom
county where he has been spending the
winter with his son, Bert Weston.
Herb says he has had a good time this
winter but is going to stick around
here for few days until he has had
a chance to put real ballot in the bal
lot box next Tuesday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Lee Cowell received long distance
call from Linn Wood from Minneapo-
lis last night saying that his mother
had died in that city yesterday. The
funeral is to be held in Minneapolis
on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Those having the Y. W. C. A. drive
in charge desire to thank the general
public for their hearty response on
Tag Day and all the organizations
that have helped so materially to
make this success
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18
Capt. G. A. M. Anderson arrived II

the city Tuesday from France The
captain married Miss Stenshoel and
went overseas and now has returned
to this country. He is spending few
days here visiting friends and has
been notified to report in Texas for
duty not later than the 18th Of this
month. Mrs. Anderson met him At
Minneapolis.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Mrs. Frank Ployhar and her mother
Mrs. p. P. Persons, left on No. yes
terday afternoon for Minneapolis and
will help Percy Ployhar celebrate his
birthday which comes on the 18th.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

O. P Emerson is to have an auction
sale on his farm ten miles south Of
town on Tuesday, March %. He has
rented his farm for term of years
and is now going to dispose of his
personal property.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Mrs. Gilbert Olson, of Washburn,
Wis mother of Mrs. H. c. Saindon,
arrived on No. 8 this morning and
will spend the next two months with
her daughter.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Miss Bessie McAlmne who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Mary letter
berg for the past few months, left on
No. yesterday afternoon for Chiea-
90
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Mr.. Blaine Curtiss, Of Fargo, State
Y. M. C. A. secretary, was in the city
yesterday leaving for Jamestown last
evening. He was here comforting with
Mr. Galley about Y. M. C. A. matters.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

DR.. C. o. P Smith returned yester-
day from Detroit, Mimi, where he had,
been to buy q site for sanitarium
that be proposes to build after awhile.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

We got the name Of our street COM
missioner mixed in little write-up
yesterday. Instead Of Peterson we
should have said P. K. Hanson ANY,
way we are strong for Mr.. Hanson be-
cause he is real worker all the time.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

County Commissioner Martin Con-
Ion arrived in the city this morning on
1856 and is looking after some business
matters in the city today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

The regular meeting Of the D. A r
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Gran.
Thursday night, March l1,l92O.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

TALLEY-LIGHT is
electric light for the
farm.
1t is always ready-in
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Mrs. H. C. Aamoth left for Staples,
Mimi, on No. this afternoon, for a
visit to her mother.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18
From Thursdays Daily

c. H. James is Wimbledon citizen
looking after business matters in the
city today.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

Mrs. N. L. Henderson, of Sanborn,
was a Valley City visitor last night
and made here headquarters at the
Valley Hotel while in the city.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

D. NJ. Shannon, Of Sanborn, one OF
the pioneer. business men of on,
neighboring city, is here today look
ing after matters of business.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18
RED CROSS NOTES

vr. Dental treatment is TO be given to
ex-service men where the conditions
found have been acquired during or
aggravated by Military Service.
DR.. Carl E. johnson of Valley City
has been appointed Dental Examiner
for the Public Health Service in Barnes
County. '."
No dental treatment can be given
until "a compensation claim number
has been assigned. 49,.
The man desiring dental treatment
must write to the Supervising Dental
Surgeon, United States Public Health
Service, ,744 Lowry Building, St. Paul,
MIMI, requesting authorization to go
to dentist for. examination. In his
letter the man must give his compen-
sation number. If no "C"' number has
as yet been assigned to him, he must
state when his claim was filed asking
that :'C' number be given him.
The following was received the
Barnes Co. Chap ARC. in answer to
a letter to the Red Cross Magazine Co.
giving complaint of non-receipt of
Magazine.
1--WE arranged for subscribers to get
the January issue, which, because of
unavoidable delays was not mailed out
to your list till the latter part Of Feb
cuary.
If you still have complaints and
will kindly advise US names and adj
dresses, also numbers missed, we will
be glad to mail duplicates.
The printers strike in this city, very
heavy mails to handle, sickness among
our employees because of the inuenza,
delayed US very much, We exceedingly
regret the situation which mas been
annoying, no doubt, to our subscribers
as it certainly has been co us. We are
making substantial progress. however,
and trust to be up to schedule again in
reasonable time" 49, /,
If those who subscribed to the Mag
azlne have not received it, it will be
considered a favor if you will report
non-receipt to the Red Cross Chapter
Office at Valley City. =
Report comes from Shanghai CHAINS
that the Chinese Red Cross an organ
i3ation that had it's inception during
the war between Japan and Russia in
1904 when thousands of Chinese were
left homeless and friendless in the re-
gions where fighting ragged for many
months, today is an organization with
rs 600 members with a real interest in
world relief work, as is manifested by
the entrance Of the society in the Lea
que Of the Red Cross Societies. Plans
are urDler way for committee to rep
resent it at the first General Council Of
the League to be held at Geneva,
March 2.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-03-18

With electric power into
the bargain to run your
water pump, churn, separ-
ator, and other light