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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
ACREAGE


80 stfaitfftN fNNffffath tfthtfhf
CLOSE no REDMOND
rhiH land IN perfectly level. covered
with alder lots - good wood. .
some cedar near tho county farm
good roads. the very best soil 10
be found anywhere; viii grow
anything. good farms on all sides;
splendid view Of tho SammafniHh
valley; We have only 2 81 these
tracts left. only $3.50 per tract.
$3.50 cash. balance $3.50 monthly.
THE W. y. MORSE COMPANY
nc isnrv Building Elliott 1895
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DEAL WITH An OLD ESTAB-
LfguED AND WELL KNOWN
FIRM. WHOSE REPETATfoN
rs AZ GOOD AZ ITS NAME.
CIGAR STANDS
AUTO REPAIR SHOP

Auto repair shop. located In base
ment OF large garage shop H.
well equipped with electric driven
machinery. rent IL low. and ga
rage brings In plenty OF business.
clears 800 per month. No storage.
simply a repair shop. Price ti.i00.
Ask for Mr.. Kelley.
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fss0--sHoE REPAIR sHoP--ts5o
A busy little shop. In splendid
location. may he bought for
$3.50. Electrically equipped
with modern machinery; doing
sl0O a week. See Ar, Nelson.
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MECHANICS. ATTENTION

Well located auto repair shop fully
equipped. large gas pumps and
auto accessory shop in Connection
cloEe-in location. and busy place.
lease. and a really good business.
Price $1,000. on terms. or less for
cash. See Mr.. Money.
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INVESTORS. ATTENTION

81. 500 and q little Investigation will
prove 20 you I have the best buy
on the market today. IL you know
car values. and have n little bust
ness ability. this IL THE CHAN, h.
OF 4 LIFETIME. See Mr.. Money.
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FoHD pfckui.-isii FORD TOUR.
Ing car. just out OF the paint
shop. brand new set Of seat COW
ers. shock sbsorbers. Looks swell
and motor In perfect shape. 5000
$3.50 cash. balance monthly. Phone
East s7ss. Tts nth ave-
THE FASHION GARAGE
Autos to hire without drivers. Stor-
age and repairing. s905 Second
ave. Elliott 23so
FORD DELIVERY, IN GOOD RUN
ming condition. Bargain ballard
afss
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GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP
AHTNEREIIP

1890 will buy half interest in
large garage and repair shop:
stores 100 cars. power ma
ehinery. gas welding outfit and
battery charger. shop full OF
work. $500 up on Sugars iease
included. This Ia money
maker. See Mr. Bouteile.
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CARTER. MCDONALD a.
MILLER. Inc.
eos Columbia ~. Elliott ESQ.

q o D o o o o o o o o o o . Q o o 0 Q
~ ACRE. HIGHLY IMPROVED
NICE LITTLE 2-KOON HOUSE, sl
furnished. STEEL RANGE bod.
room furnitursi all that ~ needed
20 keep house. ground all cleared.
fenced. nice garden. straw bsrries,
potatoes and 10 CORDS or WOOD.
ALL CUT. more than enough 10
last you all winter. only z blocks
from car. only 1850. $3.50 cash.
balance monthly.
THE ". D.. MORSE COMPANY
tiG l.eRry building Elliott fesb
4. MILE AND ~ VIEW or LAKE
chelan. g acres, : In cultivation. 2
acres in small brush. easy 20 get
ready Tor pillow. acres In all can
be cultivated; broom box house.
good well Of water, 90 bearing
fruit trees. also small fruit OF all
most all kinda; irrigated with
good water right and abstract
utie. Near school. on good road
and u. y. -. owner going East.
reason for present low offer. 1900
cash. snoanaimie Fails. Box zsT.
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MALE HELP WANTED

MANTEn-E<Ct.USfNE G OF NTN
agents Diamond Windshield cloths,
new inNentioni greatest sellers
out, a0Nfi profit write immUdts
eteiy Diamond Manufacturing
60, sea Ceimsn liidg, seattle,
40 = NTS WRITE lMMEptATEt.N
and secure counties; Diamond
motor gas worth fortune, auto
lists buy on sight KING COUNTY
TAKEN Diamond Manufacturing
Co. $50 Coiman Hidg, seattle.
EARN $500 y. b.. PHONE ME
name someone you know coRtem-
plating the purchase OF an electric
washer cleaner or sewing ma
chine ~ir. he lay. Elliott aeis
MANTEn-HO yS FoR ROUTE cat.
fiera IN all parts Of the city Coed
chance for Advancement
Apply Go Circulation Department.
Seattle star.
REST Al FOREST WOOD. is-INcu
stove length. t6fo per load. deiiN.
cred North sai0 OF Capitol soSa.
K
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GARAGES

IN looking for garages. come sn>
let US Show you what We have n
offer. We believe we have w
best iist in Seattle. and a man wn(
knows garage values 10 hervl
you. We DON'T specialize in aud
repair shop half interests.
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DAIRY RANCH
SMALL. HOME Farm
AT \ BARGAIN

SMALL HOME FARM
AT \ BARGAIN
~ acres on t1rd ave. s.. Rainier
valley. near Henderson and Bea-
con. paved bouicvard. well built
new Broom house. small creek
city wafcr. partly cleared; about
10 minutes 20 car. deep loan soil.
Only .sso Down and $50 Fer Month
STrRTENANT
all Boston Block. Main 1907.
or Evenings. Rainier toa-W.
IS ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED
JOINS HOLLYWOOD FARMS
Good Groom house. practically mod
ern. BARN. GARAGE. and chicken
house. 90 fruit trees. barries Of
ALL Kinds. all fenced and cross
fenced, partly cleared and surface
cleared. soil the best. ALDER and
CEDAR land. CLOSE TO school and
towns; st.is0. $3.50 cash. balance
THE w. II. MORSE COMPANY
&c l.eary building Elliott 1855
NORTH or CITY
20 acres mohey-making farm; close
TO paved highway. rich black
loan soil. all Improved; broom
house large barn. orchard. ber-
fles. creek. ? fine cows. I heifers.
hogs. chick.na. good outfit tools
all ready TO step right In and
make money from the very start
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos srd Az.
ACHES. seu0
All good. level sandy loan soil; just
south OF Port Orchard and Brcm.
crton. where poultry. fruits and
berries do well. Ideal place for
small ranch near Seattle and
Brcmerton. Easy reach Of either
this addition, and the price is rea-
Honable. f-N
400 Cash. $40 Per Month.
CLIFFORD LAND co.
elI Third Ave. Elliott 90.
BUY THESE FINE TRACTS
OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS
You can live there. have your own
garden and chickens and 20 back
and forth 10 business: few min
utes' walk to car: extra good soil:
hne spring water. price 5000.
terms $50 cash.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos srd Av.
JUST SOUTH OF CITY
l acre; all cleared good soil: pretty
f-room bungalow, chicken house.
garage; bearing fruit trees. cleo
tric light; fine view. near car and
paved road, Price, including fur
niture. which cos, $500 few months
ago. $500. without furniture,
$4,000: some terms.
FRANK CHApPEfL
AIS Crazy Bldg, Firth and Union.
10 ACRES. n SNAP
10 acres. one mile west OF Colby.
level loan soil; all covered with
second growth timber. view of
water when timber il cut down
You can have poultry, cherries
Price $3.50; 500 cash. $40 n month
l.. VAN ARSDALE a. CO.
1919 Third Ave.
HERE is A GOOD BUY
Is acres near UIGIIilNE BOULE-
WARD. all level; extra good soil:
partly cleared; $i,S00; terms 1850
cash.
ROBERT MALTBy Co. zoos ard Av.
BOTHELL DISTRICT
f2-ncre ranch; best OF soil; all
cleared: b-room house. barn. chick
on house; orchard; water piped to
house. Bargain at $4,000: terms
FRANK CHAPPELL
AIS Crary bldg. Firth and Union.
JUST SOUTH or CITY LIMITS
. ncros. all improved: good 6-room
house. barn. orchard. berries,
ROBERT MALTBy co. zoos ard Av.
MY 30 ACRES. LEVEL. GOOD SOIL.
fronting county road; close in;
Inx1n - ~
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POULTRY

III oRoHn led WHITE VIVIAN
dottr rooster. also tharobfcd Hack
Mlnorca rooster. Queen Anne ssAa.
These are beauties
IL FINE n 4 lsED HENS AND J
thorobrrd White OrptnEton hens
aud rooster. isi W. ltth.
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HAVE 90 ACRES or RAW LAND
RIVERS COUNTRY, having per
petual water right. VIII trade this
lana Tor or Groom modern
house in seattle. For fun in
formation address Box D-ab, Star.
70 ACRES OF LAND. 30 MILES
from Portland, or. Ncar interurban
and school. s25 per acre. or VIII
trade for late model 6-cylindcr
car. Address O-90e Stars
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EXCELLENT HOUSEKEEPING
APARTMENTS

20 rooms. located easy walking -
lance from postoffice. This houN
is in good repair. completely fug'
nished with good furniture ~
carpets; the rent Is s1i0 RI
month. house shows about SI91
net profit: can be increased q
SITS. Mostly / and Groom apoxt'
ments This house IL priced CO.
siderabiy under the market ~
See Mr.. Maud.
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QUEEN ANNE BUNGALOW
Living and dining room. 2 bed
rooms; fireplace; furnace; cement
Elliott 230t. 5is Senboard Rldg.
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NEAR CITY LIMITS

NEAR CITY LIMITS
Just a few blocks outside the Inn
It's, near paving and n short walk
TO car or bus; almost an acre: lies
level and has n new 5-room house
with bath. fireplace. basement and
city water; good garage. chicken
house and yard. lots Of berries
and young fruit trees; good soil
faces east on good road. with view
of mountains. could be undivided
later; you could make money on
this raising loganberries and work
in town.
Price 1880. on Very Easy Terms
DAVIES & LEACH
2l2 Boston Block Elliott 1919
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ready Tor pillow. acres In all can
be cultivated: Broom box house.
frnit trees. also small fruit OF al.
most all kinda; irrigated with
good water right. and abstract
utie. Near school. on good road
and H. y. -. owner going East.
reason for present low offer. 1900
cash snodnaimie Falls. Box zs7.
FIVE ACRES
And a beautiful eOxis7-foot lot. on
North Trunk highway, just 1 mile
hr 9lh s s hn,1s. All p'1 10 e,i,iS 1
ton; no stumps 10 clear. price
$500. terms.
). II. pBICMORE
COZ Alaska Building
HOUSE CLEARED LAND
CLOSE IN. 1915
Small house chicken house with
runs. eroHa-fenced: all OF place
cleared: nearly al OF tract has
been under cultivation: some
stAndxR green trees. good water.
splendid location. Handy for any
enc employed downtown.
BURKE A. FAHftAH. Inc.
2o3 Few York Block.
REAL GOOD MY
10 acres north OF city. near paved
highway. this 10 real good soil.
clear; has fino stream. price ~
only 1880. terms $500 cash. bal
ance easy. other land ia this To-
eAilty Ia selling for 1900 20 $500
per acre.
HERMAN SCHROEDER
sis.il White Bldg.
ACRES RICH BOTTOM LAND
~ tsIFf.TINATgn&
OK PAVED HIGHWAY
Delightful district Ideal place for
home. Lies level does not over
flow. and iS the best Of soil. on
r. 7. u. milk route snd fruit cam
merry routes Price for quick sale.
81. 600. 1850 cash. Chlin. ts9 Lum-
Dor Exchange rldg.
ACRES
BERRY LAND
ON good read. near
Kent. school and
Lake. easy clearing;
wood for fuel and
running stream.
$3.50 $50 Down.
&. A. DiniBf.E
ets New York Block.
RENToS DISTRICT
Good ls-acre ranch. level; best OF
soil; all cleared; on main road:
t-ropni house. barn. chicken
house: orchard; I acre berries. No
b.rtsr buy at 81. see: 81 900 cash.
FRANK cffAPPEIL
sis crary Bldg. Firth and Union.
BIG LAND SALE
In. Sfawit county Never 80 cheap
before. Close TO town and work.
SIS and $40 per acre for your
choice. We show this land free
any time you want 10 so Sec or
II {. PETERs. 7is Third Ave.
200 FEET FRONTAGE on
iifGHLrNE BOULEVARD
II acres with nice view of Sound
and mountains. $500. terms.
ROBERT MALTBN CO. zoos 5rd Az.
ME HAVE a REAL LIVE WIRE
BUYER for small improved ranch
In King. kitsap. Snohomish coun-
~. Buyer waiting for chicken
ranch.
r. VAN ARsDALE a co.
1919 Third Ave.
FOR SALE. CHEATS ACRES:
cleared. ss slashed: young or
chard. just beginning To bear;
good location for small sawmill
or anyone wanting to 60 in the
wood business. Write Box 6.
Concrete. wash.
TES-AcRE SNAP. DIES MONIES
Rich level land facing auto road: 10
acres se.so0: land all around IL
held at double this price.
ROBERT MALTnY co. zoos srd Az.
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400 Doww. $40 4 MoNrn

fAF' ~" - Wv - s'F'
Nice 3-acre tract: large creek.
good soil. Lake Forest Park;
on new highway. $500 per
acre.
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Is FOR ExCHANGE-IsEAL
ESTATE


We will trade all this farm In one
deal for a modern or Groom
house In Seattle as part payment:
N the whole far.n In not desired
by you. we viii sell 20 acres, In
Guiding 20 acres cleared and under
.nlt'Nhton' or no acres. including
60 acres cleared and under cuItis
Natlon; there are some temporary
buildings on the part which would
be covered by the 20 acres: there
are no buildings on the so acres:
this II well worth your investiga- :
tion. ana further Information viii
be supplied to you on applicetion
TO our ohlco at 7i1-ff white
building.
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LAKE nALLINGER
LOGGEp.OFIr LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
of sale Of gged-off lands offered
to settlers In Western Washington
wEYERHEAUSER TIMBER CO.
TACOMA WASHINGTON.
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NOTICE
The best and cheapest kerosine burn
er In Seattle. installed. ali for
$3.50. For further Information
call I,ailakd A2E2
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YOUNG MAN WITH 20 MONTH";
service IN France wishes a posi-
ton as housekecper and cook for
lady or ladies' employed; am OK
perienced and can give best Of
refercnces: good home more object
than wages; Address u. ~. 20s
First nve ~
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FRED II. sENGFELDER Co
AL Central Bldg.
Ellfoff T12l

EIIIOtt IlIl-
Same owner IL years. xonU
turnover $4,000 10 $4,000: lar
living rooms. bath: lot 1o0xl1
barn. chicken house. storeroo@
fruit trees: close in Owner SIC
will sell premises for S3.s@
1000 cash. balance $50 mcuO
invoice stock. Here Is . cha4
for man TO own his home. -
good business. IA
FRANK cHAPPELL
ais crary BLDG Fifth and Cnie
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First ave. n.
GOOD RELIABLE BOYS FOR GOOD
routes on Eastlake ave. Apply
Circulation Dept. star.
DownsteIrs Guy's drug store. Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-19
Grace Baptist Church

eth st. and South Carolina ave. Sc.
PASTOR F. W. JOHNSON.
9:3O-Bibe school, Classes for all.
11:OO-"LIFE'S GREAT FUNDAMENTAL"
Baptism al morning service
S:o0-CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES OF
BIBLE SCHOOL
Fifth E NEAR 18th S.W--Dr. John f.
Ill Briggs will speak on "A SURE
FOUNDATION at IL am. and Canon VIM
S. Chase, d. o.. on VICTORIES YET TO
WIN at T:45, at which time re will dis
cuss Sabbath desecrat ton, and prizs fighting.
S. S., $3.50. B. Y. p. IT,, Z. Welcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-19

Fourth Presbyterian Church
18th and Fairmont SITS. NV.
DR.. JOSEPH T. KELLY, Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
90 a.m.-Morning worship. Preaching by
the pastor ''0n the Mount
TOO pm.-C. f. Society.
500 p.m.-Evening worship. Preaching by
the pastor. 1.-The Compensation of the
Cross
Thursday, p.m.-Seryice preparatory to
the Communion
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The Home Church
Calvary Baptist Church

calvary Ddpt1St CHURCH
Sth AND II SITS. NV
Rev. SAMUEL II. GREENE, u. H., Pastor.
Rev. A. f.. ANDERSON. ID. D.. Assistant.
Rev. A. ID. BRYANT. Minister TO Deaf.
1890 Sunday school Children's Day
service instead of the regular morning serv-
ice.
s .m.-Sermon by DIR. ]. Stanley Durkee,
president Howard University.
Christian Endeavor meetings: Sunday, Gas
and pm; Tuesday. pm.
Thursday, Z pm, meeting of pastor and
deacons especially to any desiring to
unite with the church; pm. church prayer
meetinmg tentrance on ii ST..
Friday, pm, Boy Scouts.
ALI. ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
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THE VITAL TRUTH WELL TOLD
Central Presbyterian Church

The Church of the Pilgrims
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.
22nd st. between and Q SITS. NV.
Pastor, REV. ANDREW II. BIRD.
9:45 a. m.-Bibie school. Adult classes.
IL 90 a.m.-Preaching by Rev. s. l. Nor
ris, ID. ID.
600 pm.-Supper and social hour at the
Manse.
700 pm.-Song service.
1880 p.m.-Preaching by Chaplain J. B. Fra
zer, u. s. N.
S:15 pm.-Christian Endeavor.
Thursday
500 pm.-Midweek prayer meeting.
Strangers cordially welcomed at all services.
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El1hr,ofre RIVER ROAD JUST oss

Eldbrooke Wi.ess., no Avenue se'i
Rev. JOHN EDWARD FORT sroo Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Smday school. Glasses TOT HI.
Luther L. Derrick. supt:
1l:o0 a-m.-Preachins By the pastor Sup.
3ect- ssHAfe's Open Windows" (Stndent
Recosnition Day.. In honor Of students
who arc being graduated from grammar
and high schools.
!, 400 o. m.-Servicss on the lawn. Cool and
eemfortabae Subject How Ability
Can decrease, Wofkers Wage and Ma
tiou's wealth." Being the first OF
tor on the general theme. "a Better
America - r :. =
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Church of the Epiphany

U wear I9fh Street. 1900
Rev. RANDOLPH Ii. MckIM, ID. D., Rector
500 a.m--IIoly Communion. Corporate COM
munion of brotherhood of st. Andrew
Hoo a.m.-Morning prayer and sermon. rs
IT IL ~
500 p.m.-Holy Communion. with sermon
by Rev. X. L. Browning.
Christians Of every name invited
10 partake with us
1870 p. m.--organ recital
TUESDAY NIGHT, 7:3o O'clock service of
Prayer and Healing under Diocesan
auspices.
Wednesday night, 7:3o-Midweek service Of
intercession and Bible study.
All welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-19

E. Hez Sven R wssninr,s ss' women H ."s
men succeed. Get Grit" pm. Cool
house: large. free, comfortable chairs linen
like them): songs composed by the pastor:
enlarged organ and cathedral chimes. IL
am. What Baptists Believe" Centennial
Rant. CHI. 18th and Eve nc.
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Epiphany 18th AND Sa,t5 3 STREETS
Rev. CHARLES F. STICK, d. d., Pastor
Sunday school, $3.50 am. public worship
with sermon by the pastor II am no
evening service. Midweek service Thurs
day. pm Seats free and n welcome for all
Christ New Jersey ave. between NJ and
sts.-tMissouri Synod)
REV. j. FREDERIC WENCHEI4 Pastor
IL a.m.-Chldren's Day service
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CHRIST CHURCH

$50 st. Sc. Founded 1895.
REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE, Rector.
1880 In. II am, pm.
Sunday school at 9:45 am.
Strangers heartily welcomed at this his
torc church. Take navy yard, A1acostia or
Congress Heights cars
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Eastern Presbyterian Church

Maryland Ave. and Sixth ST. NE.
Rev. ALFRED E. BARROWs, D. D.. Pastor.
100 a.m.-''The Transformed Sword"
7:45 p.m.-"Matthew the Publican"
$50 a.m.-Bible school. Classes for all.
1000 a.m.-Men's Bible class
6:45 p.m.-C. T.. Honesty in Word and
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SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsTs.
Seventh-Day Adventist Church

S.w. Cor 9Th and N SITS. NV.
"Public Baptism"-Sunday night, June 20
Sprn Sermon by the pastor. :.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL tco.o-.A,.
Haven VI. E. Church 1 4th and =! B

REV. WM. BROWN, Pastor.
Preaching Tuesday. June %. 1920, at s
p.m., by Rev. q. J. Hawkes.. ID. d., for the
brother Richard Hawkins Club. officers, Bro.
Archie Young and Bro. VIM. Hawkins Sub
ject: 1.-The Command That Set the Gates
Ajar." This is an entire new subject to the
every body is invited to hear this noted evan
gelist preach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-19

Gunton- 7 emp1e c streets .ts uort ASp
REV. BERNARD BRAsKAMP. NJ. A.. Pastor.
II a.m.-Sermon by DIR. John Nelson Mills.
7pm.-Christian Endeav or meeting.
sp.m.-Sermon by Rev. William Eisen-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-30
BOOZE TAKEN TO RUTLAND
Three Prisoners Turned Over to Fed
eral Prohibition AGENTS

iHTec TTlSoHeTs fuF0eu ONeF 10 RCD
eraI Prohibition Agents
Joseph Matello, Daniel Costa and
Daniel Rubin OF Troy. arrested here
Thursday morning by Chief Brazell
in connection with the seizure of 40
gallons of booze, have been turned
over to The federal officers.
Deputy L. S. Marshall Chapman
came here from Rutland today and
took the three young men and the AS
gallons OF trouble to Rutland Fran,
els Il, Morrissey OF the internal rev.
enue service. went along in charge of
the stock. a1H' o
The officials are inclined to believe
that the young men arrested are not
the principals and that they we're
transporting the liquor for more ser.
ious offenders. "a'i1o 3i'"i
Matello told States Attorney Graves
that he was hired to take the cans of
liquor from Troy to North Adams. He
borrowed the car from garage and
invited the other two young men for
a ride. They told Troy officer the
same story.
They state that another man was
with them and ran away when the
mill whistle sounded He it was who
had them chang their expected route
and come to Bennington.
AT Rutland the accused will be ar.
raigned in U. s. court and probably
admi ted to bail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-30
WHISKEY WORTH
$4,000 SEIZED
IN BRONX TODAY
Following Raids in Newark and
Jersey City Yesterday
BY 100 FEDERAL AGENTS
Prohibition Enforcement Forces Have
Taken the Whole Stock of
Scores Of Saloons.
BY 100 FEDERAL AGENTS

New York, July 30.-Following ex-
tensive raids in Newark and Jersey
City yesterday, federal agents today
yisi ed scores of places in the Bronx
and carried away their entire
stock of liquors
Prohibition Enforcement Agent Shev
lin announced that about $115,000
worth CT liquor was seized by 100
federal agents and deputies.
So suddenly did they start that they
occasioned greas CONSERVATION and
confusion. Enormous quantities OF
''hooteh" were seized and carted away
by the authorities in large mo or
trucks. Arguments between the Fed
eral agents and dealers were many
and bitter words were exchanged at
many points.
The system adopted by the raiders
was unprecedented. A large bundle
! OF search warrants had been secretly
obtained from United States Commits
sioner John A. Matthews on evidence
THAT had been gathered during an in.
Ivestigation covering period of sew.
eral weeks, in which scores of agents
had been employed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-30
EIGHT NEGROES
IN BATTLE WITH
OHIO DEPUTIES
One Deputy Fatally Wounded,
Shot in Stomach
AND ONE NEGRO KILLED
Mysterious Affair Near Youngstown
with No Apparent Reason for the
Shooting Which Occurred.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., July 3O.-In a
clash between eight negroes and Sher-
iif Morris, Deputy Fisher and Const.
able Riis, just beyond the city limits
last night, Deputy Fisher was shot
through the stomach and Is in a seri-
GUS condition.
An unidentified negro is in the
morgue with four bullets in his body.
A second negro who was wounded es-
capped. The authorities were called to
the scene of the shooting by a report
that the negroes were acting suspic.
lousy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-30
BIG COAL SHIPMENTS
Priority Ruling Gives $4,000 Tons
Monthly BY Roads.

Roanoke, July 2S.-The Norfolk and
Western, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Virgin.an railways will ship $4,000
tons of coal a month to New England
in accordance with the recent priori
ty order of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, it was announced here
today by the Norfolk and Western.
The shipments will be divided as fol-
lows: Norfolk and Western, 3S0,000
ons; Chesapeake and Ohio, $4,000
and the Virginian, $4,000.
Chicago, July 2S.-An appalling con
dition threatens the country unless
action is taken to reopen the coal
mines, Gov. Frank o. LOwden de-
clared in a statement tonight. Every
thing possible has been done here to
correct the situa ion, he said The
Washington authorities, the Governor
added, have in effect taken control
and "it is to be hoped that they will
act with that prompness which the
gravity of the situation demands. u"