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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

Dispatches from Washington indicate that sena-
tors from the western states are planning to
make an effort to revive the war finance corporation
for the purpose OF providing means to help the farm
ers to hold their crops out Of the market until they
can get higher prices than are now offered. 1t is
to be hoped that they will do this, for 1t Will bring
the whole subject of the wisdom or the expectancy
of the Federal Reserve boards policy with regard
tn IRON financing into the open and make it possible
to thresh It out in a way which would attract ma
tlonal attention. The board is being attacked and
there does seem to be som conflict in its policies
but the whole subject of credit is an involved one
and the best way to retain popular confidence in an
institution which so far has served the country most
admirably Is to turn on the light fully,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

There are indications that the conference OF the
Executive committee of the American Federation OF
Labor which is now going on in Washington VIII
result in some direct movement to eliminate radical
ism from the ranks of organized labor in this coun-
try. There are few problems before organized labor
in this country right now that are fraught with
greater danger than this one. If labor is to hold
the gains It has made it will have to get rid Of the
radicals and restore the old time respect for con-
tracts entered upon by the unions. Unless the
public can feel that the whole radical program has
been repudiatcd the labor movement is going to
go back.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

lsoured old world OF international
politics seemed TO be on the eve Of
redemption on the day when the
news came that Germany would
surrender on the basis OF Wilson's
Fourteen Points. In what proper.
lions a want Of dynamic genius In
Mr.. Wilson and an irredeemablS
Y%icIousness OF spirit in other poll
ticians contributed to darken that
opening prospect we cannot yet
tell. 1t is gone now; Europe Is
snarling and grabbing and Jockey.
ing in the old slime, while all the
remaining effect of wisconsin In
America is the decision OF a Prest-
dental election by IN overwhelm.
ing balance Of public antipathy to
it, The story Is that of one of the
most pitiful Of all failures in the
execution OF a task nobly on
ceived.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18
Want Bigger Siding
On The M. & W. R,R.

According to the Morgantown
New Dominican coal operators along
the Morgantown ana Wheeling rail-
way will appear at a special term
Of the Monongalia county Circuit
court at Morgantown on Friday
morning and ask that the court
validate a proposed contract wnere-
by a siding for 100 car Ill be con-
structed on the line between Ran
dali and Usage.
Considerable complaint has been
registered by the coal men be-
cause Of the clogging up Of the
road by reason Of the lack of a
proper siding on which to shunt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

II bank deposits are an Indication of prosperity,
and most folks believe they are, West Virginia Is
enjoying enviable prosperity just now. Although
comparatively a small state, 1t ranks fourth among
the states showing increases in their national bank
deposits since the first Of June. The increase in
West Virginia amounted to $13, 900, 600, and that
was exceeded only by the increase OF the states Of
Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

prosident-elect Of the Passamaquad-
dy IlAlian chiefs will be sworn III
during January. We simply men
ion this for those who must hay
j, little something political to arEH
about.
A former Allegheny county Iet
dent, now a Bible student in a fa:-
Off state, has sent two dollars to
the county treasurer, saying his
conscience hurts him for jumping
his tax BIZ. two years ago; and at
taches Biblical quotation, "the lib
cral soul shall be made fat" The
young man may die from a%ppopleXy,
They might put the cabinet pro-
position up to the we'll known Mr..
Ouija Board.
The Gazette-Times wonders why
thieves steal mail when they can
take liquor with less danger Of de-
lection. Have they taken the smell
! out of the modern booze. You can
generally detect q fellow VINO mas
taken booze at least a city Block, II
your nose is right.
1t is rumorcd that Willyum j.
Bryan will write n Thanksgiving
proclamation for the Democratic
party. The rumor is unconfrmed.
.
The preacher in Cleveland who Is
struggling along on 1913 per month
with a wife and Ave children GER
tainly can't be accused of not stick
ing to the faith.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18
THE E SITUATION.

REEK 1oyalists arc reported to regard the return
NJ to power Of King Constantine as an accomplish
ed fact. but if he and M. Gounaris, the leader of the
political party which t~riumphed at the polls on Sunday,
actually pursue the program they have announced there
NAV Be a few more surprises in Greek politics before
equilibrium is arrived at.
Part Of the royal plan is a ~plebecite, a general
election Of the people. Adopting the Technology of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18
Sherif's Dogs Home
From Down River

Roy Glover and Lee Rice return
ed yesterday from Gray's Land
ing where they went yesterday with
Sheriff Glover's bloodhounds to try
10 solve the robbery of the Sewick-
ley Coal Company store Monday
night. The dogs took up the trail
and followed It to a houseboat on
the river, owned by John Spires,
who repairs barges. The dogs en-
tered the boat and went directly
to o bunk that had been occupied
by a man who had come in late
Monday night, and early yesterday
morning quit his job, got his ray
and left for parts unknown. The
man is now being sought as the rob-
Der Of the store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

The explanation for the failure of a retail store
in Wheeling as stated by the management to the
newspapers was the sudden drop in the price OF
clothing. But the statement filed shows that the
liabilities are about $4,000 and the assets $4,000
Either the price Of clothing dropped farther in
Wheeling than it did nywher else in the country
or they have remarkably free and easy business
standards over there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

A large relief map of the world,
showing oil known physical copdi.
lions of the globe, is being prepar.
ed by the q. s, Shipping Board
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-18

In 40 years the percentage OF
Kansas farms operated by tenants
has more than doubled.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16
INCOME TAX NOTICE

James J. Walsh Issues Following
 Information Regarding Exemptions 7t of Ex-Scryice and Service Men. Numerous inquiries are received by Collector of Internal Revenue James J. Walsh from men in active Army or Navy service regarding the eXemp- tions to which they arc entitled in the filing of income tax returns. Soldiers and sailors, as such, are not exempt, from the tax. but the law specifically exe1npts that portion of their income received compensation from the United States up to the amount Of $3,500 in any taxable year. This ex- emption is in addition to the personal exemptions of $1,00O and $2,O0O al- lowed sin gle and married persons and applies to a person of either sex ,u active service in the military or naval forces.
 It is limited to compensation re. ceived during the war; terminaticH will be fixed by proclamation of the president. The s3,5O0 exemption ap- plies only to compensa tions received
  come earned or received from outside sources.
 Quarters furnished to an Army or Navy officet. is compensati ton and their fair rental value must be considered in a claim for the $500 exemption. Such amount in the case Of officers whose compensation for the taxable year was more than $3,500 must be included in the return and is subject to the tax.
 The return is for the calendar year. : Persons who left the military Or naval service during the year 1912 and whose income. other than the amount paid to them by the govern ment, equallcd or exceeded $1.O00 O. s2,00O, according to their marital status, must file a return on or before March Is. The tax is on income in excess of these amounts and may be paid i'll quarterly installm ents, the first of which must accompany the filing of the return. s-t IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES. '7 Lent commences Wednesday of
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

at the ,s10:30 o'clock mass. The first week will be for the women. At St.
 Mary's church next Sunday a collec- tion will be taken for the negro mis-
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

this week. Masses will be held ats-7
 and o'clock on that day, and in the eve hing devotions will be held at 7:3oo o'clock. Stations Of the Cross will be held every Friday evening dur
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

ing. 1ent. and the usual Wednesday night Gevotions will be held as usual
 Tho La Safette Fathers of Parkv1le will open a two-weeks mission at St.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

sions. The Ladies Auxiliary of 4. o. H. will attend communion body at the o'clock mass next day.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

last fall has been decided upon the Rurnanian government. The line to which the troops will retire passes through the towns Of Arad and Osaba and continues no rthward to the Theiss river southeast of Sliskoloz. It is said this retirement cannot be
 made in less than two months
New Britain herald., 1920-02-16

. IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
 Lent commences Wednesday C
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
STRANGE CASE
OF YELLOW cow
Taken by Mistake, She
Spells Day for Cops

1 Police saturday were anxfouufy
awaiting developments In the stango
and mysterious case OF william Hoff-
mans cow.
Hoffman told police Thursday
evening the following story
Il live Mt <2s3 3eth ave. 3. A man
came 10 the house OF Robert Evans,
lios 37th ave. r.. and bought his COW
for tz5. In getting this cow. the man
took my Jersey COW by mistake The
COW Is yellow, about TO have q calf
has two horns. short. the point OF one
being n little crooked The man II ~
years old, wore q red mackinaw,
black hat. In dark complcxioned, has
mustache. dark hair and fairly
good clothes"
Several hours later HOFFMAN -
ported as follows:
81 have located the party that took
my COW 10 the Frye Packing Co
slaughter house. He has now shaved
his muatache off He goes By tho
name OF Jew Brown He told mo !
would have TO come and get him"
This morning. Hoffman for tho
third time communicated with poles
TO tell them that:
THE COW was taken by George Mo-
Nealcy. n Ballard butcher. He WIN
meet me this morning TO make . ST
tlement for the cow"
The question battling ths police -
Who got the cow7
Police believe that some poor bird
who Will pay 81 cents q pound for =
bcefsteak In the final owner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
TIMBER LANDS
STOCKS AND BONDe

THE PIcfFTc AGENCY. INC. 400
Arcade Bldg. Elliott ASA. Lists
and sells timber lands anywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
NORTH or crrY

NORTH OF CITY
swell new broom bungalow. Suss
outside OF city limits: fireplace.
bath. city water. electric lights,
chicken house and garage: no eity
fz.se0; about stoo cash. balance al
per cent. You will have to hurry
n you grab this ona
See MELpER with
r. 81 JORDAN 4 co.
al american Bank pu,id,ns
COME OUT ToDAY--sEE Our NEW
plan In assisting TO house thu
on these houses. soxiio: close C
car, school. lights, water and side.
walks: finished TO a point by q
time. finish il yourself. Sold on Z
shoestrinr. 80 cash and SIS q
month. Lake Burien car at Occi.
dental and Yssier to 18th 4 w
ana H wnsT 4 WHEELER
OWNERS SALE
fuII basement rhiDnsy district
81. 600 Easy terms--s-room modern
bungalow: basement; good lot
taxS0: fine view: close In.
Also fUNH anu AIf'DHf VIAtffh& t1t ~
OF town on your own terms
JEsaES. as New York bldg.
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT
Desirable broom bungalow. min
utss from campus; hardwood
floors. fireplace. cement basement
furnace; paved street; price $3.50
Phone Capitol 2b7I Sunday be-
tween 10 and s. week days after 8
No agents.
60 ACRES, ALpERwoop MANoHl
sell for $500; 5000 cash. balance
ttb per mo, So interest.
SPARKS q DYE
1920 Second Ave.
Elliott boib.
Ground Floor OPEN Evenings
RAINIER VALLEY BAEGAiN
Mg rs, sell s ny ,srrs ICON Let IL h9 s,ss a
with fruit trees and berries
chicken yard and house. water
and lights In house. win eacrifics
II sold before the 18th. Call Rat
nier ges-w. or come 70 1881 10th 8
QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
s,oomI sSnSs View q furp soasa ao5
sacrifice. Price $3.50; terms
Queen Anne 500.
CORNER Lot. PAVED STREET
$3.50. Northwest corner 21st N
W., on w. seth. $3.50 includes al
asses9ments In full tT5 gets deed
and title insurance. Call s2s sea
board Bldg.
ii Will SELL THIS WEEK MY
strictly modern home on unob-
structcd view lot. ut great sacri-
flee. This house built by me for
homo. Must deal confidentially
for business reasons. 100, star
BROOM FURNISHED HOUSE; LOT
100xio0; floored tent i0xt2; ga'
rage; chicken house: fruit trees
and berries OF all kinds: 40 White
Leghorn hens. For $500. BAL.
lard 1850, 1919 Ninth ave, N w
HOMES--wE LIST AND SELL
property anywhere In city 4
number OF first class homes to pick
from. The Pacific Agency. Inc,
400 Arcade building. Elliott 1884
CULvER--QU EEN ANNE
Come 20 us for the best buys Ia
Queen Anne hill property.
IL. G. CULVER
IA Boston ~. Queen Anne ~.
DOLLAR DOWN, DOLLAR WEEK =
Is nice, level Wow lots, two blocks
70 car. $3.50 each. Main go. room
eo2-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
Kick on Autos
Climbing Hill
Wrong End To!

Practice Of automobiles climbing
Madison st backward was sharply
criticised In communication from
street chr conductors transmitted -
the city council Saturday by Railway
Chief ID. w. Henderson
II was alleged In the communists
ton that many autos. unable -
make the grade between zsth an
27th avcs. on account Of fAujty
gasoline Cow. indulge In the practtco
OF climbing the hill backward. there
By endangesing other vehicles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

WE WILL BUY
10 Superior Portland Cement
100 Rothert Process Steel
1000 Texas Junior.
1900 Caledonia
1000 Sabob Consolidated.
Xltlr NIL l. EIrf l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
Religious Worker
Talks at Y. M. C. a.

Raw. Henry F. CopA. - A. q. D.
Of Chicago. general SECRETARY of tho
Religious Education assoc1Atton. v1n
give an address at the Y. n c. A.
Monday following = -ssrvs yoursells
luncheon Ministers and others hi
tsrested are expected % attsnA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
- FOR sAI4E-WATERFRONT
PROPERTY

FOR SALE
The best 7o-acre water front farm
In kitsap county; Z acres In high
state Of cuitisstion: acres or
chard, the rest In chicken parks
and timber: 7-room house. almost
new, with buiit-in features. full
system; chicken houses for 200
hens: brooder capacity for 1000
chicks: all kinda OF small fruit.
Will sell with or without stock
and farm tools: half mile from
school x Bargain II taken soon.
Take boat at Pier Sunday for
illahee Inquire for T. NJ Pal
bifeka- owner.
10 ACRES: ~ CLEAR: GOOD.
level land; plenty fish. ciamA
hunting. ssT5. From Everett 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
Wants Cars Forced
to Carry Fireme1

Thomas J. l. Kennedy. aasistAne
corporation counsel. viii apear b.
fore the supreme court Monday -
argue q writ Of mandate compelling
the Rainier Valley railway line -
carry city firemen and polioemGD
free on their systernA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

MILK PRODUCERS IN THE
THREE RIVERS COUNTRY
RECEIVED 81 n. o. u. ron
MILK LAST WEEK (AND
THEIR LAND PRODUCES
YEAR 'HouND)
20 acres with house ana barn.
on good road. near town
and school; ready for all
crops $500; terms. t3-HIt)
20 acres improved. fruit. ber-
riss. anparsHuh. grapes, al
fslfa: a fine going place.
$4,000; $500 cash. balance
terms Federal loan ;z.toe.
ti2-HR)
8 acres raw land near Rich
land; Irrigated $3.50 an
acre. le-HH)
Two f0-acre tracts. raw land.
near Kennewick; $3.50 an
acre nts-s-k1
8 aepes Of fine improved land
In Kcnnewick. ideal for
garden. grapes. berries or
fruit. no buildings 5000;
terms (ss-K)
20 acres Of raw land on Ken
newick project, ideal ioca-
ton; good soil; easy To inn
prove $4,000; easy terms
(f3-K)
A SPLENDID BARGAIN. 20
acres, improved. irrigated:
stio. barns. house: ~ acres
in alfalfa. I acre In grapes.
acre asparagus: two cows.
team. plenty OF hay. farm
machinery. Best Of terms.
(c0-K)
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
t-sere tract south OF Kent. on
tnterurbanr near school and
] Tacoma highway: highly
cultivated: orchards: barn.
chicken house, broodcr
house; good six-room
house: lawn. electric lights
and water plped to build
ings; some personal prop
erty; ons-half acre Of
biaekberries. This place IL
the finest in the valley. See
IL 10 be sure. $1,000: terms.
deduction for big cash
down payment
See Us for real Three Rivers
Country BargninA
| 90
WESTERN PACIFIC
SECURITIES COMPANY
Gil Central Building, Seattle
Coast bargains Tradea
] Land In Montana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
Soviet Anniversary
Observed on Sunday

Third anniversary Of the Russ1AM
soviet republic was scheduled to -
celebrated At public meeting ~ he
Labor temple. Sunday ~ : = m
Sympathy and friendship for the
Boishevisss was 70 - szpcenos4 -
the gathering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06


HOUSES. LOTS. AUTOMOBILES
sold Or exchanged. Li:ts free;
West 77f-M. For quick listing
1917 SAXON SIX. TOURING CAR;
new top: original pant; good tires;
Main 74so. Martinique. Apt s5o.
room 3.
TIL, FASHION GARAGE
Autos TO hire without DRYERS. Store
age and repairing. 2205 Second
ave. Elliott 224n
FOR SALE or TRADE FOR
larger car. b-psssenger touring
car, fine condition. Sec car at s3s2
18th ave. ~. w
ONE FORD ROADSTER, ONE MAX
well touring, both In excellent
condition. Either one for sale at
81 Seventh ave.
1920 FORD MUG. TOP AND nHfELb,
storage battery and other extras.
a real buy. Rainier ave. car TO
Winthrop Afternoons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
FOR ExCHANGE-REAL
ESTATE

sac. 900 GOING IMPROVED RANCH,
owner will exchange for Eastern
Washington or Canada wheat
land.
10 acres level land. Z acres cleared.
good buildings. 1 mile to dock on
i horss, 50 Chickens S0m land Is s'i rro.
OF rock and on good road.
$4,000: owner will trade for city
property or business
I have buyers for improved farms.
Send particulars Mt once. and list
your city property now. Buyers
waiting II you have bargains
JOHN DEPpMAN,
lAo New York blk. Seattle :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
rv,u<,surp HOUSES

coMrLErELN FURNISH u 8.
room bungalow. garage lease Z
desired. Go look Il over btbs
EckERN' McQuEsrEN q
St.AMnERt
1918 THIRD Ave. fliiott sfts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06


CHANCE TO GET NEW GOOD
HOME CHEAP
Only 5000; slae stNae, tracts o.
land Soxtas. : blocks from ear. 1
BLOCK from auto road, terms $50
cash. ttb per month; this HOUSE IL
started hy mechanic and can
be easily finished by any one who
can drive "a nails come out and
see u. Lake nurion ear 20 18th
ave. 8 w. and Henderson ~ AK
Tor Melvin.
NEW COTTAGE. burLkN. OAK
floor. gas and coal range built
In features. wall bed sleeping
plumbing and wash tray; large
basement. etc; rooms, Adults
preferred, OF with one child. Rent
tan, ono block from lake. car
rs and paved SIS hS Mater, ave" sss at
COTTAGE. ) ROOMS. stss RrNToN
ave. 1900. Cottases partly hf-
ninhed. 7Tte 1lth y. W.. sil.Qo.
Phone kcnweod stos.
FOR RENT OK sAt.E--A PEW
small. desirable places " YOU
N. c. PErERs lie Third Ave
4 ROOM MODERN HOUSE. ssA pm
month; one block from car line
SOS 7srd ballard stte.
H.. Oe-zs kOoMS a0xia. ONE ACRE
ground, south End city, good auto
roads. rhpne kenwood iNs.
s-ROON HOuSG CLOSE TO SCHOOL.
and high school 1903 itth ~. w.
ballard sac evenings
FOR RENT ROOM HOUSE,. MOD
ern.. some furniture. tss. zsA,
AK ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
o. ron sAI,E-AuroMonII.rs
orr or Yorp ilrhp

OUT or YOUR HEAD
30 NOT 90 AROUND WITH THE
WHINE kno,fr npnn Tines
AND GIVING Al YOUR EXCUSE
ron NOT BUYING AN AufoMO.
BILE THAT IN TWO on THREE
m2,FT,,,s,. THEN gEor,g Win ~, w nE w 9hy-
IN GLAD TO TAKE ANYTHING
FOR THEM
10 NOT root YOURSELF
The production OF new auto
mobiles has been cut In half
10 keep down an ovorsupply
Of ears. some makes u
ears have been reduced
automobiles sell Tor the
same old price. and N there
In a reduction. Il viii not be
any great amount During
the fall and winter seasons
uaed cars always sell cheap
er than in the sprinE and
summer, when the demand
We hsvs already reduced
the prices on our used ears
80 that our present prices
Will protect you AGAINST
any further reductions.
therefore do not hesitate
OF hold orr any longer.
h hnr fSo VOW WHILE PRICES
10 USED Cars
UUfCK CHANDLER
m meAlisI,moNc k ia,sslhds
CADILLAC TEAipf.AR
STuDEiiAKER oI.DRMoEff.E
DODGE fEf.fE
ELaiN wINToN.
FORD DANIELS
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
PRANK WATERuorSE a co.
PINE At nFf.LEvuE.
OVERLAND 5-PAss. ..........., iso
iiuick 4. 1917 ................. t@e
Ford roadster. new style 1899. sTe
Luck. t-psss. late model ...... ssS
maxwell 1880 ........s..ss-..s- tte
ssnnior ...s...ss.ss.s s....... 20
three huEs .......... 49,. Snsep
ons isis Ford truck. worm
'iInrSRSY nosshhAcsH AFRO co. -
Phone Eat sssi. sis y Plks ~.
q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iif6HEsr CASH PRICE PAID roR
good light ears. Henry Nosnhsch
Auto Co. etk " PIE. =. East sesi:
~ F0R sALE-AuT0 TRUCKS
USED TRUCKS
AWAY
BELOW cosr PRICES
hear In nlnd--rhere are many
places 10 buy used truck. but
The one real firm where you get
real value for your money II at
Frank Wstsrhousc = Co
pENhrs SIGNALS
UPWARDS HTupEhAkEHS
Hrtck STEWART
FORD MfsNoMfsfE
GERNfx eTANDAitp
AND MANY OTHERS
AUTO DEBT.
FRANK wATERifouSE = CO.
PINE ST. AT hElieENUE
~ FOR LEASE
30 ACRES FINEST black LOAN:
lease 81 cheap rental: sell stock
and eompiete equipment. . real
snap.
v. n. CLARK
1919 Third Avenue Efiiost sTsS
e-RooM FLAT FOR tEAEE tS-
furnishedf bushes. district
n. -. CLARK
1915 Third Avenue Elliott s7ss
"a MACHINERY
bRA6sx ws--vxuoffxN. DEXvEK.
Rs s1o co 'si,f.ss . :. i a Main s,ss
ELECTRIC MOTOR DRILLS.
pump. w. Mcnteltus Price Co.
Rent OF sails. Msin so sac list 4
Is FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE
aa4aa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
RAINIER pEAcu

~ the most desirable
bungalow homos in this district.
On the brow OF tho bluff. over.
looking Rainier blvd. the lake ana
mountains. view that cannot be
beat IA any location In the
streets and from ear line The
lot In bfxig0. on one side a
few nice bungalow homes and on
the other natural park. The
bungalow has rooms. good size.
fireplace. all buiit-in features.
sleeping porch; garage Very easy
terms will handle. k-sb
HENRY 6. EWING COMPANY
900 Alaska Illdg. Main siSt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
LOST AND FOUND
TO LET-UNFURNIsuED
HOUSES

HFTTTURE MOVJNG--BiG TRUCK
1900 per hour. Phone Main 1895.
16H RENT - GROOM HOUSE.
close m. Beacon 1885.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-29
NEW STORY BY WILL IRWIN
GIVEN AWAY ON REQUEST

Will Irwin the writer Of Saturday
Evening Post fame has written a
fascinating story entitled Conquer
ing an Old Enemy" Two very nice
young girls are put in dilemma as
to whether they should allow a naked
drowning man to save himself by climb
ing into their canoe. They both went
hysterical. What they finally did is
told in this story and the way the
author develops his plot and the con
illusions he reaches are both decidedly
entertaining and unique.
Doctor Oscar Bowling, President Of
the State Board of Health, considered
the story and it's application Of such
immense educational value that hi
purchased a sufficient number Of copies
ito supply those who care to read it.
ANY one sufficiently interested to write
the State Board Of Health their name
and address will promptly be sent q
copy free of charge.