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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
SHOOTING CIGAR
STUBS GOES UP

The high cost Of shooting light.
ed cigar stubs Is going up. IL the
city council heeds the plea of
Bridge Tender w. c. Marsh.
I'VE have put out as many as
from five TO 20 fires day on the
spokane bridge-all Of them caus.
ed by lighted cigars or cigarets
being thrown on the planking."
Marsh asserted In his communica-
ton TO the city council.
The bridge tender wants the
city dads to fix a penalty OF $50
and up for heaving blazing Tags
on municipal property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

DAVENPORT RED. FOLDING nrf,.
rockers, china closet. dining table.
range. heater, bedroom furniture.
7ash 18th ave. N. w.
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3, FOR sAI.E-wATERFItONT
PROPERTY
,soo-io Acnrs-ON TERMS

5000 AcREs-ON TERMS
BEAUTIFUL HOOD CANAL
Lies almost level good soil. mostly
alder growth. has small spring on
highest point; ". n. D.: four miles
10 sILVEnDALE. III. home Of the
largest poultry association near
Seattle: good roads and excellent
location for poultry or berry
CLIFFORD LAND co.
Elliott 20 at Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
WILL BE DEFENDED BY
CORPORATION COUNSEL

Chief OF Police w. II. Soaring.
when served with a notice OF the
suit. said that Jennings would he dc,
Tended by the corporation counsel's
office. Garland is alleged 10 have
said at the time OF the raid that he
would sue Mayor Caldwell. Chief
Soaring. the city and Jennings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
RAINIER VALLEY
BUNGALOW BARGAINS

BUNGALOW BARGAINS
81. 900; $500 cash---New and attrac-
tive 4-room bungalow. on n corner
lot, s0Sf30: block from car and
school; 30 minutes from center Of
city: Southwest Seattle district.
$4,000: 1900 cash--7-room bungalow:
new and attractive: 8 rooms down
stairs are finished: 2 upstairs
unfinished: large living room with
fireplace; lot soxi2o: block from
car: 30 minutes from center OF
city; Southwest Seattle district
$500: $3.50 cash. room bungalow
and almost half-acre; blocks
from car: house not quite finished.
Owner leaving; will sacrifice.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
SIC Central Building. Elliott 60s7.
Branch office 18th Ave. s. w. and
w. Henderson st.
DID you KNOW THAT KING
county sells hundreds of lots. To-
Gated In all parts Of town. for the
delinquent taxes every year: that
1900 lots and about 25 houses are
to be sold soon for Just fraction
OF their value: that lots on graded
t25? Maybe you did. but you
never had the couple OF weeks
necessary to spend down at fhe
court house looking up the lots
but not necessary any more. !
have spent about three months at
the treaBurers office. and have
made n complete list, which I have
published In book form. giving the
size. location and name of nearest
street car To. each lot. Price $40.
Just a limited number OF copies
have been issued. 40s w. 9th st
sixth ". w. car.
SMALL COTTAGE, S2b DOWN. t25
month. Coughlin, sol American
Bank Bldg. Main 2f76.
MODERN BROOM BUNGALOW,
lurma Raiuicr AGAIN. after q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

Spongcs are animals, only the
skeletons Of which are seen on the
market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
owner leaving seattle: very pretty
home, close to University; mod
ern in every respect and In fine
condition; rooms on first floor;
large unfurnlrhed attic with
sleeping porch: cement basement.
furnace. fireplace: hardwood
floors; large lot: garage; only
make a good cash payment this
II the best buy In Seattle.
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OWNER LEFT cry nAs IN.
structcd me TO take 800 cash. ana
balance sis n month. THIS "
real chance. Large tract. ttoSioo,
with t-room house. double con-
structed; city water; city lights
close TO city graded rchool; 4
blocks 10 street car. one fare. 9 y c.
direct TO Pioneer square. Price
si,fOo. Land ali cleared and part
been In garden years 90 my
knowledge. TAKE Lake hurien
ear. at occlNentai and N-sior, sc,
Off at Ninth =, w. and clmgroNe
ST A. 9. Bartclr. office open
y. IN,
sss-s-RooM HOUSE, NTH AVE-
one block from Madison car line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
DREsSMAKING

GT5PERyisED DREssMAKING -
- ulse Thatford. ff3 2sth ave. small
4. classes; Individual attention. From
u Tuesday morning to Saturday
evening. . A. m. to .. m, at s1.00
per day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
|CARDROOM IS
| SMASHED; SUES
ST 900 Damages Demanded
From Police Sergeant

Sergeant Peter ". Jennings. for
years nemesis OF gamblers and other
disorderiy persons In Chinatown. was
defendant Tuesday TO q suit for
81. 900 ds.ys gcs. filed In superior
court by james Garland. who charg-
ed that Jennings wrecked his card
room at oil Maynard ave. on
August 81, after srresting five men
In AN alleged gambling game.
The right OF police officers to
wreck eambling dens and bootleg
ging joints. virtually rests on the
outcome Of the suit filed by Garland.
thru his attorney. Van g. Griffin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY FOR WASHINGTON FARM
AND ACREAGE LOANS, Promp,
service. l. A. ROTHE FARM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc. Leary Bldg.
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SMASHED FURNITURE
AND GOOD WILL

Garland says Sergeant jennings
"smashed and destroyed furniture
valued at $500. and otherwise do
stroyed the good will OF Garland's
business, valued at $500"
Joe MoseIey was arrested BY Jenp
nings at 81 Maynard ave-. August
II and fined $40 In police court for
conducting gambling game. Two
men. accused Of gambling. and two.
accused Of being In place where
gambling was conducted. were re-
leased and charges against them dis.
missed. Jennings and his FAX
squad then demolished the alleged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
WANTED-nOAFuERs

SUNSHINE HOME Is A PRIVATE
home. We teach aahic manners
politcness. unssiftrhness an d
obedience thru love and affection
for all children. Day nursery con-
neeted Rainier sea-W,
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MAIN sss3

10 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
A VIEW HOME
rooms. modern; graded street. ce-
ment walks, paid In full: celler:
double constructed: good location
and neigbborhood. $4,000: 5000
cash. balance easy.
a dandy 3-room house for $4,000.
Another one for sl.7b0.
And Htlll another for $1,000.
Tell us how much ready cash you
have. and we can do business.
JUNCTION REALTY co.
At the Junction. West Seattle.
West 3i7.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE
Splendid location: clean stock: doing
a nice business: living rooms In
connection.
JUNCTION REALTY co.
At the Junction. West Seattle.
West 3f7.
]. u. KIEFER-WEsT SEATTLE
real estate exclusively; establish
ed 1906. Downs Bldg- 709 Second
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WANTEn-rO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
Z or s-room modern bungalow or
cottage. Call Beacon 1855 after
o'clock evenings
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- UNI URNIsHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

320--NfCE 3 AND 4-RooM FLATs.
with bath, close In. good view.
z2zh FIRST ave. w.
FOR RENT - HOUSEk EEPING
apartments cheaJr GA Bell st..
corner Seventh
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FURNISHED HOUSES

NEW 5-KoOM FURNISHED HOUSE
for rent. Alki beach. Piano, Vic
tro1a, etc. $3.50 Possession De-
tober !. Call 2743 5sth s. w.
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HoMEcRorr
Thres-room new cottage
An aero Of fine soil
Fronting two streets; city water.
walking distance Of street cara
Very easy terma
Cali At office. ts,h ave. 8 W; and
spokane Take AK. Fsuntieroy
or West Seattle cars. Open even
inws.
PHONE WEST sss.
ACRES LOAN SOIL. CLOSE IN
NORTH
Rich. level loan soil: north OF city;
on main highway. excellent inter
urban and bus transportatlon.
Beat the high cost Of living. Get
out OF the city. grow your own
fruit. vegetables. COW. chickens
and free wood. ye, close enough
TO work in the city while Inn
proving your land. Only q few
tracts left % minutes from Pike
st Land close TO . growing city
IL always a safe Investment Price,
D acres. 300: very easy termA
y. VAN AIiSDAf.E e. CO.
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Q sITUATIONs wANTED-MAIE
Statesmen WANTED

Ex-sERvTcE MAN WISHES WORK
u painting or kaisomlning, or work
1irniiar, by contract. Ballard 1850.
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lost AND FOUND

&0sT--BANK BOOK NO. 5is75,
peoples Savings Bank. Return TO
George Bertsian. care bank.
IF aAM WEISFfELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw IL away.
ana Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
UoUsEKEEPING ROOMS
mann AMI ROOM

WELL. FURNISHED BEpRooM. SIC
month. gentleman. permanent ga
N0th ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

SMALL coTTAGE, t2b DOWN. t25
month. Coughlin, SOL American
Bank Bldg. Main 2f7s.
MODERN BROOM BUNGALOW,
terms. Rainier 4GSM after 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10

Als. Alex. Nlcllauder 1922 y.
Adams ST.. entertained the mem berS
of the Jolly Crochet club a her
nome Thursday afternoon The time
was spent socially and refreshments
We're served to ! . guests. The club
viii meet in two weeks with Mrs
ID. Henning. 1909 y Johnson So.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
ADELE GARRISON.
'ELE GARRISON

could never have penned ne note
purpOting 10 come from her?
Lillian would never have stopped
20 put date or heading upon the
note, she would not have prefaced
"Madge" with Dearest she would
never have referred 10 Marion as
my little daughter and, finally
she would have signed herself Lii
liam or Lip instead Of "Lovingly
your friend. Lillian Underwood
\ Note OF Menace.
A little labored sob burst from me
as / realized that I could not keep
up the pace at which 7 was running
nv heart and lungs felt as If they
would burst I had really made a
most creditable race for a woman
had kept ahead Of the two powerful
mentor that they were powerful
I was sure, but my strength was fail
ing. / could no longer manage the
squirt of speed which had carried
me so far
To me the horror OF facing a dan
ger is as nothing TO have il come up
on me from behind. Therefore
when / realized that the race was
over. as far as 1 was concerned.
wheeled and conserved my breath
for the scream I meant 10 give IL
the men should seize me.
But they stopped short and eyed
me warily / think my sudden move
had nonplussed them for the mo-
ment
How dare YOU follow me-"
stormed quickly taking advantage
of their inaction. GO back at oncei"
The chauffeur. who was in the
lead. with a stockily built man just
behind him. permitted just the
glimpse OF an ironical smile to come
into his eyes.
Pardon, Mrs. Graham" he said,
respectfully enough. but / have my
orders from Mrs Underwood. and
must obey them. She has ordered
me 10 bring you 10 her house. and
must obey her at any cost. have
no alternative, as you will see.
He opened his coat, still keeping
a wary eve upon mel felt as If he
were a tiger ready 20 spring-and
displayed a badge, larger but similar
TO the one hidden under my own
jacket.
That he gave me no opportunity
10 examine the badge closely I noted
even in my stupefaction at the
sight OF it, Fastening his coat as
quickly as he had unbottoned It he
took a step nearer TO me.
"Will you come quietly. Mrs. era
ham. or shall we have to carry
YOU 80 There was a note Of menace
IN his. voice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10
AWARD PRIZES TO
POULTRY RA|SERS
Toledo, O., Men Win Sweep
stake at Annual Show
Held Here.

The swsepstake prize of the 18th
annual show of the South Bend
Poultry and Pet Stock association
was won by Haynes and Snider Of
Toledo. Ohio in the inal award of
prizes Friday evening.
The prize offered by the poultry
association was south Bend gold
watch. The prize was won on an
exhibit Of Rhode Island Reds
William Theue Of North JudSon.
Ind. won another prize OF a South
Bend watch for the Oest display OF
poultry at the show This display
consisted OF over 100 birds and in
Guided 10 different varieties Of poul-
try ducks and geese.
The sweepstake prizes were won
by J. NJ. ROelke Of Tea Garden. Ind,
i'm the Asiatic class and George B.
Gerris of Grand Rapids, Mich. in
the Mediterranean class The prize
on ducks and geese was won 10y Will
liam Theue Of North Judson.
Hcircmann Wins PRIZE.
Paul Heiremann OF South Bend
won the shape and color special for
the male birds of barred Plymouth
Rocks Loren Truck of Wakarusa
won the prize for shape and color
special in barred Plymouth Rock
hens.
Al the annual meeting of the
American Barred Rock club. Paul
Heiremann was elected state vice
president and Mrs Thomas Yarling
Of Shelbyvile. Ind. was elected
state secretary
Final Awards.
Following are the Anal awards de
cidpd b. the judges Friday.
Exhibition Plymouth Rocks
Paul Heiremann OF South Bend.
cock: 1. . cockerei. .. pullet cock
erel bred. Clarence Mathews OF
South Bend. cock. 4. cockerel:
pullet. .. g. hen. Loren Truck
Of Wakarusa. Ind. 5 cock. cock
erel. I. hen; 1 exhibition pullet.
Play Woodward cock. ] young
hen. j A Spcro of Lagrange. Ind.
g cock. I old hen.
Pullet Bred Plymouth Rock
Loren Truck OF Wararusa. Ind. .
Cockerel. I exhibition pullet
:. q. Black Orpingtons-E NJ
Long OF Osceoia. Ind. I Cockerel-
George kinZie OF South Bend. /
cockerel 1. ., 3. q. pullet
Butter Cups-Frauk Cimmermann
of South Bend. / e. @. a. hen. j.
% @ cOckerel
Golden Sebright Bantams-A
Zeitler OF south Bend I cock. !. .
hen, ! pullet. George +. Smith OF
Bridgeman, Mich. cock /. > cock
erel.
Mankin Yellow Bantams-A Zeit-
Ter Of south Send. cockerel. I pull
let.
Bur Cochin Bantams-A. Zeitler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10
GRANGER.

Elias Krumanal1er OF Mishawaka
was in town Monday.
Emanuel Whitmyer formerly of
this place died in Elkhart Monday
morning and was buried there Wed
nesday afternoon. Dennis Coverly,
Charles Hoffman and daughter.
Mabel and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shennabarger attended the funeral.
William Fissell was in Fulton
from Wednesday till sunday
Harvey Rinker OF Elkhart spent
Sunday night and Monday at the
home of J. g. Bay.
Mrs. l. b. Remley has decided to
sell her farm.
Harry Shennabarger. Roy F'reeL
William Fissel, Ray Haas and E.
NJ Remley were in South Bend
Tuesday evening
Mrs. Charles r. Hoffman is IN.
Mrs. William Holman went TO
Chicago Friday. she expects TO be
gone three or four weeks.
Harry. Eckhart is preparing TO
move 10 Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10
Personals

Corp Harry T.. Hardy. son OF MIR
and Mrs. +. d. Hardy, ITO L. Day e.
ton St. has returned from service in
the Philippine islands.
Harry Landfeld, 500 y 5. Michi-
gan ST, has left for a months visit
10 Cuba. where he will visit the to-
bacco fields.
Miss Ruth Stoll. Miss Florence
Guthrie, Miss Margaret Sherman
and her holiday guest, Miss Hortense
Holton Of Austin, Texas. have re-
turned TO St. Marys college after
spending the Christmas recess at
their homes.
DR.. c. c. Terry. 905 ". Colfax
av., attended the meeting Of the La
porte County Medical society held at
Michigan City Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10
PhiAnthr0phy
announcements

Invita- lions have been issued by
the Y. " e. A 20 all its members
Tor the annual business meeting 10
be held Jan. 10 at the association
building The affair Will De in the
form of dinner and all who wish
% attend should notify the com
mittee in chaT\e before noon on
Jan. "a. Mrs. ". ". Austin. Mrs
wer form the committee.
The Young Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society Of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church will meet
Monday evening with Miss Ida
Lovett, 227 y. Main ST. The as
sisting hostesses will be Mrs Fred
Woodward. Miss Anna Greene and
Miss Edith Holbrook
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10
WHAT HAPPENED WHEN MADGE
RAN AWAY FROM THE
CII IrElI-I-Il

The chauffeur who claimed TO
have been sent by Lillian for me
turned abruptly as he heard me hail
him. To my terror ne began 10 ad-
vance swiftly toward me.
i have lost a valuable ring"
said swiftly 4 must go back and
look for IT, Wait here for me. I
Will hurry"
! fairly tumbled the words out in
my haste 10 be gone. For the look
on his face, now not very far from
me. set me wild with vague terror.
You must not go back" ne said
between his teeth. Mrs. Under
wood"
But not even the potency o. Lii
lians name stayed my footsteps.
Like hunted thing OF the forest I
turned, and dropping my travelling
bag to the floor in order that moth
ing should impede my footsteps I
ran as 1 never had run in my life
before, ran as If for my life.
And if l had needed anything 10
lend wings TO my feet the sounds be
hind me were sufficient. A quickly
sTnOthercd oath, a single shriil whis-
tie, evidently a signal, and then the
sound Of hurTying masculine foot
steps behind, first q single pair of
feet and then two, turned me in
with terror.
When Insight Came.
For all in an instant the whole
diabohcally clever trap had flashed
upon me. OF course. Lillian's tele-
phone connections had been tamper-
ed with. and cur conversation over
! heard How in so short a space OF
time the enemy spies interested in
nv capture had found opportunity
TO so clevcrly forge note in Lillian's
handwriting upon her own note pa
per was a mystery 20 me. But that
| they had done IL was certain
How ] cursed my own stupidity
and lack Of caution as / tore breath
| lessly down the corridor with the
pursuing footsteps drawing nearer
every second. We had not met
! person for a greater portion of the
outward journey. OF course. the
men behind me were taking a des-
perate chance of sailuTe-some one
might come into sight any moment.
| but, on the other hand. they might
he able TO seize me and rush me to
the waiting taXicab outside without
being observed by any one.
Why had l not recognized before
what L saw now clearly-even az a
drowning person is said TO realize
the truth of things-that Lillian
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10
DUTCH ISLAND.


Little Grace Wedel is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Billy Rheill were
New Years visitors. attending the
dinner at the Kennedy school
Mrs. Sarah Berkeiser was a guest
of w. Chandler Tuesday.
NJ. Ruthwoski has sold his farm
and moved 70 South Bend.
EhRrd Johnson who has been sick
for some time is able to be around
again.
The New Years dinner given at
the Kennedy school by the Com
munity Grange was largely attended.
Dinner was served to about 100
guests.
Wednesday. Jan. IA the Communi-
" Grange will have installation Of
new officers and members are urged
TO be present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10

cock, I. ,, 8, hen; /, . cOckereI;
.. 4 hen. Walter Patzkowski Of
South Bend, hen, ,. . cockerel; .
pullet. George f. Smith of Bridge
man. Mich. l, pullet.
White Muscony Duck-William
Theue of North Judson, !, . COCK;
1. ., hen; /, ?. 3, 4. 8 cockerel; 1,
>, 8. 4, pullet.
White Indian Runner Duck-D.
j. Taylor of Granger. 1. cock: 1. .
hen
Geese-Nince Janowio1 OF South
Bend, ] cock. l hen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10
To AID DENuKIN.

By UBited Press;
LONDON. Jan. "a Helsingfors
dispatch Friday said the Esthonian
government had agreed TO Gen.
Yudenitch's request that he be allow
ed to transfer the remainder of his
army by sea 20 aid the armies OF
Gen. Wenikin in south Russia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10

Nr and Mrs. Jacob Woolverton
entertained with dinner party
Thursday eveninI M Lydick. The af-
fair was in honor of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Fred J.. Bennett of Fitchburg. Mass.
the guests OF Mr.. and Ms. Henry
Forester. Lafayette blvd Twelve
guests were seated at the attractive
~ appointed table Bridge was the
diversion of the evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10

Mrs. Paul Anderson. ina g. Har-
Vey ST.. entertained IA members o.
The Missionary circle of the First
christian church Friday evening
Following the business session Miss
Irma Dale related a story about the
missionary work iu Japan and Miss
Ejna Probaugh read an article on
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Exl

iIt nidt 1ur Elm Gut III ii1 ielbit, ion.
bern of bas ein5ige Mittel, 81 arsge-
oebnterem 8iiien at gelangen. Be
Ionoerg iebt lit Die &enntnis FOLDER
|5praden ratl6m megen Der perbalt-
nismdBig fleinen t3abl gutter Bidder
in Ser englifben 5prn6e nber piele
|Iagesfragen nno tpegen Der nn5l1.
perldIligfeit eines groBen Cells Der
lanoes{pradigen Breiie, bie befannt-
lih fult pouitqnoig 5onoerintereile len
5u Dieniten fem mnB.
DanfesnDrte.
3unr Sd)IuB. muniden mir unieren
inniglten Cant a11s3uipreben benz
hohp. &lerus un0 ben 8iirgern bon
|5an Mntonio, Dor aqem benz nit Der
@orbereitang Ser @onpentionen be-
tranten 4omitee, sen Beamten nno.
Deleqaten 6es gentral-8 eretnS nno
bes S5rauenbnn6es mie alien anoerr,
sic gum grfolg unferer S%abresber=
iammlunq beigetrogen baben. Meogen
sic Sreunoibaften, Die mdbreno Die
ier Notwithstanding at1gefnilpft
m,1rben, fortoauerr nnb fraft iolden
angemeiine1 gl1ten Billeng Die snde
ser @on3oga Union i'm fommenoen
Sabre gebeiben!
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g~dleif-9 erapers $s5.75; oesglei6en
$3.50; Ben. @einer1, 5uppIies fir
Stoatsmeg $117.6o; S. S. &itotpsfi
Meparatur zines @ege-Erud $500;
Matb. aieier, 5upplies fir Stoats-
meg $457.OO; Sobn 81. 8iinault, Gull
bert, Mrbeit am 5taatSpeg $114.92;;
8oppeliton gIenator So, 5upplies
fir 5tantspeg SIS; Ben. 6eler, Cup
plies fir Stoatsneg $1,000; 6. s..
|59lif, Supplies fir 5taatstpeg,
SOL; Heter Sbmit, Mrbeit am
|staatsmeg $5.05; 5tanoaro Oil 60.
t5upplies fir 5taatstpeg $4,000; g
s. Melt Sngenieuren : Nuslagen Np.
t25. S. 81. g 1882; So. g. 8oerger
.6reimnrten etc. $46.29SS s. s.. Gum,
@ebiibren nnb Muslngen,
&erfiins $5.45; elliott Slider So, Sic.
parotur elmer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
$1.25; g,S. gibpeter, &elt fir Mb-.
4noerung elmer Mooiermai6ine $35;
6rib-groB 60, 5uppltes $99.65;
Sobn @. @el5, @proners 8gebmbren
uu6 Muslagen, &tngsneiter $500; 81,
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Die z. Gcncralpcriantffts
lung Scr Gen5aeas1tnien.
Mbgebalten sn san Mntpnio, Seros.
IA. September 1920.

Die T.. Sabresperimmlung Der
8onsaaa Union (Siinglings-Seftio
Oes s. 81, bie gleid5eitig nit ben
SerIammlunsen bes gentral-8ereins
unb bes autb. Srauenbnnoes, n1o
spar am 12., Is. mnb Ia. Septemt.
Der in San Antonio, Segas, ltatt,
fano, fann nit &ebt als erfolgreib
beseiduet 1peroen, obglei6 Die 3abl
Der Eeilnebmer iebr gering nnb Die
gusIihteil onfangs etrpas trnb no.
rem.
Nm Sonntag nabmen Die Sing
liuae an Ser + Iteu augemetnen S1s-
una, an Ser Yaraoe, an Dem Teltgot-
tesbienlte in Ser Sun sSernanoo &a-
tbeorole unO an Dem iibrieen gemein-
Id,oftIiden 8rogramm tell. Sim Wton.
taampraen, sen 10. September, nod
oem gottesbienlte, tpurbe Die erlte @es
Id,aftsiieung Ser @on3aga Union IN
ser ct. gdciIia-Saae %einberufe1,
Guuo Is siinglinge tparen anpe1eno,
bierppn MIR 5rpet BON anBerDalb Dea
Staates geras. Die 3abl mebrte ith
al1d IN Sen folsenoen Eosen tpe11tg.
Son BEN 9eamten NOR muir Der Sc
fretar, SEER Sreo. 81. Serr, ct. 9o1tls,
erId,ienen Dem Damn audi Die Sett=
l,rle ser gerlammlung 5nftel.
So4Im 81 g, 5aIid. Milpaufee,
ebemaIiger geiltliber 8erater Der un-
ion, Ieitete Sic erlte Situng 0nr6 Ell
ne intereiiante Mnipra6e ein. 9err
Sos. 81. Menger, 8raiioent oes San
antonios 3meiges Ser @on3ago Union,
hieB sic 9elegaten IN elmer Mnreoe:
ber5lih miafommen. Dus Brotofol
Ser I~estidbrigen g~eriammlnng muir
Sc oerIeien. 8eridte oes 8rdiioenten,
BEG S%dasmetiters etc. fonnten noe.
gen Mbneienbeit oieier 8eamten nibt
erItattef:peroen. 9agegen mur6en, boz
o1em teeer @odmittagsiibung, meb-
rere anregen6e nno belebren6e Mn>
ipraden gebalten.
Sn oens Situngen am Dtenitag .er-.
itatteten oie tags 5uDor ernannten