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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-11
4 QUEEN ANNE 1
| $500 j

$4,000
Leo cash. balance can be arranged
20 suit purchassr: 7-room bungA-
low: has entrance halt living
room cabinet kitchen. dining
room. bath and : bedrooms on first
floor. , bedrooms second: concre Il
basement laundry. furnace. tndi-
rect lighting fixtures; house II
finished In old ivory; lot soxieo.
All assessments fully paid: less
than = blocks 10 kfnneaf Park car.
J. w. DRAGER
Elliott sass eft Amer. Bank Bldg.
si.tso-rouR RooMs-si.lgs
This neat little cottage fares west
is half block from paved street
and car lipe midway between
West Seattle junction and Youngp-
town $3.50 cash and est monthly.
eafSo--yTvE Roo1es--sa. aye
This eottage u near the cas nne
ana canal and faoes rvemont
Nice died lot eof1 10 Good: some
fruit treas: $3.50 cash and s:s
4 THoxAs AND CO. NC
1000 Third Avenue Elliott 3it4
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NIFTY Bu0

1917 FORD TOURING; MOTOR
Perfect; good tires. one extra
vzbo down. easy terms on bal
ance- Call Elliott 1895.
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FARM LANDS
cHEAP LAND IN YAKIMA
19,000-AcRE SHEEP RANGE
MUST BE THROWN OPEN
FOR GETTLERS

m 20 AND S0-AcRE TRACTS
In the rich lower valley. noted for
its fruits and tremendous Yields Of
alfalfa and corn. the government
OF the United States has been lay
Ing out the last extension OF the
FAMOUS sUNNYsIDE CANAL
Our 1900 acres Of rich. smooth
bench land under this project must
ron x SHORT TINE Only buyers
will be given their choice Of these
tracts at $40 to $50 per acre. with
. long time to pay and very low
interest rata ideal climate: neaR
towns: on TIVE railroads and state
WE snow THIS LAND TO BUY
ERS by appointment Call 1t our
offiee write to Us or send . tele-
gram. Maps photographs and
samples OF soil At our office.
Office Open Evenings Also
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS COMPANY
el9 Green building. Seattle
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. ROOMS sa1ss: 600 CASH

= ROOMS sa7ss; 600 Cash
Baiancs IKE rent: located IN heau.
ufui rairmont Addition; aimoet
new: : bedrooma bath between.
large living room: Kitchen with
breakfast nook: large cement
basement: lot tox130: am leaving
city. Sec me At Rainier Grand Ho-
tel room ass. 70 ~ Q m. or
phone.
BARGAiS--fNvLSridITE: TzKEN
on mortgage: s-room bungalow:
ney car. so7 Maricn building.
ii. 66o-TRANsFER CORNER lot. I
car lines: choicest business loca-
ton. Elliott AHA.
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USED CAR SALE
REDUCED
PRICES
WITH MORE
LIBERAL
TERMS
WILLY9
OVERLAND
PACIFIC
COMPANY

This applies to our entire stock Of
Used Cars.
The cars listed below are only few
examples Of the many bargains
we are offering.
The prices include the interest on
the deferred payments
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BIG LAND SALE
Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands are
selling fast at present prices. so
to. $40 per acre: one-half actual
value All close to schools and
II. c. PETERS. us Third Ava
FARM OR RANCH - MUST BE
good soil. bargain. State particu-
lars and size. Not over $4,000.
Address Gao. Star.
" FOR SALE-WATERFRONT
PROPERTY
you CAN SAVE HALF NOW BY
GOING OUT TO THE BpCs HALF
PRICE SALE OF FAUNTLEROY
WATERFRONT AND VIEW
HOME SITES.
S575 HOME SITES NOW Sss7.50
$3.50 HOME SITES NOW t325.
t775 HOME SITES NOW $3.50.
Sale starts Saturday, August 18th.
come out now and make your se-
lections. Office on the property.
e21b 18th ave. Southwest. Good
auto road to property. Or take
Fauntleroy car to Fauntleroy Sta
ton.
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A Trunsosue charge sdverttstnG. "
oooo . lice pes tnsertsea tex
~ - ove.
4 1Sansleas eosh IN advance e9vse-
nl09s ~ eents = ttue yer
~ Wop0s e. = t1ae). otx sneessseea
4 CaSsssxsS aSvevttnsu~uts win -
DeoD6ea % e n esc1sek each 0eso
~ bog The seuulas aftes~eea ees-
4 Youp credit h gss&- rhe1e MAI
- on2 ~ the C1anseoee Asve
U1nsse Asssse The largess sssieses
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GREEN L.AKR

1S--E G6EEN LAME
GREEN LAKE
$4,000
$500 cash. and balance on very eaay
termA 1-room semi modern cot
tage: cement foundation and base
mcut. : lots: 10 fruit trees; all
kinds Of berry bushes and q fine
garden: chicken house. o33s Me-
rldian ave. Phone North 7ss.
Isl QUEEN ANNE
RAINIER VALLEY SNAPS
We have the BEST LISTTNGS IN
Rainier valley. Can give you
most anything you want from .
s-rocm shack up 60 i1-room
$4,000 homo Homes with GAR
DENS: homes with WAT r n
VIEW; homes 90 raise CHICK
EMS. FRUIT AND BERRIES No
matter HOW LITTLE cash you
have Make A START. GET a
GEO. A. SPENCER a CO
1S1l Ferdinand St columbia Cfty1
II y. Marsh Mer. Rainier "a.
QUEEN Ann HILL BARGAfN
Pretty broom modern bungalow, IN
fine condition.: cement basement:
furnace: fireplace: lot <0x100:
paved street: one block TO car.
Price only ts.bo0, with tcrmA ga
]. URQtHART
75-k UNIVERSITY
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UNIVERSITY sAcRryrcs

A dandy homs Of . large reome and
from The II. ana / block from
cars and pavement: has nice view:
house In IN perfect condition
thruout ana recently was redec-
sss,ed ry sIs,:tIss,y l,osy
en-: fun basement with laundry
and HOT WATER HEATING
plant and extra toilet: gas range.
heater and iinoieum 70. With
house; for . few days win take
h ss. snsn s ss.: ssn S Sssn., few
rent; an esceiicnt home. or q home
and income IAMEDLArE POS
eESSioN
WARREN REALTY Co
I'VE Sell Homer
1907 Eastiske Ave. At Martin H.
CAPITOL 1888 OPEN EVENINGS
DO you WANT A LITTLE FARM
WITH A s-ROOA HOUSED
k-acre Of ground. . 3-room housa.
~ blocks 70 car lima ! block 20
cement s:,e ,,,,, boulevard. Just ogt.id:
cleared. house brand now. Price
only $3.50. on very easy tsrmA
Also two ons-acrs tracts at S7sS
apiece and 3 haif-scre tracts At
!sIs aplcee on terms Of $40 down.
q car 'n i'm. sooS soil. hal has w ssess
piped 10 them. good roadA close
70 cement boulevard
" NJ. Nr1leoN
ala Boston Blk
snd ana Columbia Phone IN sss7.
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statesmen WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
y city and outside points. TO talk
4 LO0ANBERRY CULTURE Dif-
/ ferent from the rest GOOD PAY.
One representative in the small
towns solicited. Write for In
formation 1880 Henry Bldg.
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10 FOR aALR--REAL UBTATB
CHEAP HOMES
RAINIER VALLEY. c1Ios1 n
BEATS Rnlsrnsu
ANY WAY You FIGURE n

&@se s<k@@* = ee<1
ANT WAY You YOU'RE -
%, ooo, $3.50 caah-S rooms, Dsdeyn.
basement; lot toxi1o
81. 400. $3.50 easb-uood B-soom homA
bAsemsnt fruit fenced: fine lot 80
xioo.
Ss.boo. $500 cash-vfns s-rocm mod
ern homa fruit. basement all
street improvements In and paid:
lot s0xioo: near COS.
1850, 800 cAsh---7ooA o-Soom
hornss view lot toxiiA
e1.460. $500 eAsh-% rcorna fur
nished: Mt Bakers lot sox12o
Renters. these terms on good proD-
critics are hard 70 find
JAMES q. JONES CO
RAINIER vArIEY-s MAIN oFyTcE
All RAINIER AVE. AT 0HN-
1cSgEE RT.
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4 FOR sALE--AUTO TRUCKS

THE FOLLOWING ARE ABsO-
luteiy the best lot Of USED
TRUCKS we have ever offered for
sale:
Acme 3-toR
Locomobiis l-tss crawl dump
KIeiber 2-ton-
Kelly 2h-ton.
Federal v ton.
Kelly 1h-ton
you can save big money at our used
truck saie. These trucks are all
ovcrhaulcd and fully guaranteed
ACME MOTOR TRUCK SALES co.
1903 18th Ave. East 304.
ron sAI4fs--2- TON WHITE TRUCK.
Ballard 3g24 eveningA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
FvANCEL|ST|C DRIVE
OPENS AUSP|C|OUSLY

m.. Paid-Troy -Evangelistic cam
= Of the First Baptist church
IA most favorable beginning sun
% sar Capacity houses greeted the
s-..So,ist at both services. Ihe
s,rginp Of the large chorus choir un-
NJ Troy's leadership, was great
~ W. u.ioved In addition to the songs
Nv the chorus, solos by Miss James
ora Mr.. Troy and the singing OF the
uols chorus were greatly appreciated
A. IA evening service Mr.. Troy sans
800 negro gospel melodies which
nleased the audience.
DR. Reid's opening messages Great
ss . favorable impression and pc
snesks for him large hearing. he
4 earnest and passionate in his de-
,;vory while his sermons were
thoughtful and illustrated in an in
teresting way.
Avis morning theme was "The Re-
lgios of Monkeys" which he de-
fined as being satisfied with ones
environment and contented with
material possessions leaving God and
the higher nature out of ones life
and plans. He made strong plea
for the culture of the soul and right
relations with God. This alone llfts
man above the brutes.
He spoke in the evening on "Sleep'
ing In Church." basing his thought or
the Incidents in the apostle Paui'
life where a young man fell out of
window while asleep during th'
services and was killed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
FIRST PREPARATIONS
PAYMENT DUE SOON

Paris Monday, Jan. 12.-With the
opening on Saturday of the period
during which Germany must pay her
debts to the allies, it is announced that
the commission OF. separations must fix
the siount due by Germany before
May /. 1921. In the meantime the
comm ission will see that Germany car
!ies out her obligations.
Until the amount of reparation pay
ments has been fixed Germany will
have to deposit 30, 900, 600, 900 marks in
gold or its equivalent in material, ships
securities and coal. AS security for
this portion of the debt which is pay
able Immediately. tht German govern
ment will be forced to hand over gold
bonds representing the full amount.
In addition to this a sum of 100000
100000 marks in gold bonds immedi-
ately negotiable will be exacted and
another sum OF 10000, 100000 in gold
bonds which the commission will ne
eotiate only as it shall consider the H.
nanciat condition of Germany war
rantH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Men Show
Why Saving of Money
Is Step to Success

S. B. 5-Strayer; A bill to amend
act creating state board of examiners
for professional engineers as it applies
to mining engineers and mining op-
erations.
S. B. 6-Irrigation committee: Per-
mitting organization of drainage dis
tricts.
S. B. 7.-Umatilla delegation: Per-
hitting establishment of kindergar-
tens in several Umatilla county school
districts.
S. B. S-Senator Porter: Providing
indemnities for slaughtered cattle.
s. B. s-Banks and Eddy: Relat-
ling to maintenance and construction
of state highways. and providing that
counties be not compelled to bear
such cost of maintenance.
s. B. 10-Multnomah delegation;
Granting powers to municipal corpo-
rations known as ports"
! S. B. 11-Multnomah delegation,
Increasing state aid allowances fol
minor wards of the state in institu.
tions located in Multnoman county.
House
II. B. by committee on labol
and industries; to repeal chapter 45i
Oregon laws for creation of fund TO
industrial and reconstruction hospit
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13

al.
n. b. 2.-By committee on labor
and industry: providing additional
compensation for injured workmen.
H. B. s-By committee on labor
and industries; providing for reha-
Utilization Of workmen.
Fl. B, by Gallagher; desigRat-
ing certain road in Malheur county
as part of system of state highways.
III. B. 5-By Gallagher; for pay
lment of interest by state on irrigation
and drainage district bonds,
H. B. 6-By Jones of Lincoln and
Polk; to extend time during which
United States may appropriate funds
for Roosevelt highway.
H. B. Thrift. by request max
ing it unlawful to fish for salmon in
Coos bay or Coquille river tributar-
les
| H. B. s-Hosford; TO repeal chap.
tier 800, laws of Oregon,
H. b. 9-By d. c. Lewis; dealing
with insanity as defense in crimin'
al actions.
H. b. I'D. C. Lewis; making i
unlawful to profitter by combine
monopoly or other means.
H. B. I'D. c. Lewis; granting
= right to practice pharmacy to Ger
tain classes of soldiers and sailors.
H. B. I'D. c. Lewis; relative t,
methods of practice and procedur
in cases pertaining to insanity, de
r pendeney. delinquency and adoption
IN counties having a population o
100000 or over.
H B. 13--Kubli; to amend sectio
r 6S74, Oregon laws, providing for tn
) acquisition, ownership and control G
r property by Incorporated cities an
= towns within or without their COZ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Minimum SENTENCES
ABOLISHED BY BILL

Adjustment of minimum sentence
.or crimes of homicide, rape, violence,
purssafy when armed with a danger
Sus Se weapon and assault with intent to
All $ provided for in a bill introduc-
"a Aonday afternoon by Senator Pat
'erson- Patterson's measure would
MAKE It incumbent upon the trial
!uuse to impose a definite maximum
PRISON sentence. Whereas under the
ptesen law prisoners are entitled to
eohAaeration for parole after serving
sAe fourth Of the maximum sentence.
ms provision is Increased to one half
ina sentence under Pattersons
measure
Detects discovered in the act Great
,s 'he court of domestic relations for
e''homah county are corrected and
- acts Of the court up TO this time
e ratified and confirmed in a bill
,n.Ioaaced by Senator Houston OF
,1'1homAh county. The bill carries
s emergency clause and will becon,
use Immediately upon its sigma.
'Ose py the governor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
RI[L INTRODUCED
70 70 Lower ELECTION
BARS IN THIS CITY

.,,er city officials for Salem
eu,inated in the primary elec
m-s Nav rests with the soions now
ti0a acial - session at the state nousT, ;n
in s0ecia1 stter is placed sauarely IN
Ths nds ma by house bill II. that was was
their insad haad' Monday by the Marion
n delegation.
''aaa, S's bill provides for non,partisan y, s1,l
,s s nom, ssnna95 at orssss slss''sas nasns M st
y. of If 1000 population: 80 ,,o,.
esss a.. - Attorney Bert w. Macy, sever. sever.
cttJ So 80 made a public statement
showing a,s. IN tnis his" question making the nom
ist,oa flist on Of ot, city candidates by primary
inauIr .Ion in salem impossible.
elsr ~ hill was referred to eommlt,es
By 1IS Speaker Jones after its Se'0n'
reading.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13

clusion of lands belonging to the
state of Oregon or any Incorporated
towns in irrigation or drainage dis
tricts.
II. b. l7--Marion county delega-
ton: to amend section sS5i. Oregon
laws, 10 provide for holding non-par-
tisan primary election i'm cities and
towns OF more than 5000 inhabitants.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13

porate limits.
H. B. 14-Kubli; TO amend section
3209, Oregon laws, for changing
boundaries of municipal corporations
and repeating all laws in conflict.
H. B. 15-Hughes; TO authorize
county assessors and deputies to ad-
minister oaths.
IL. b. l6-Hughes: to authorize i'm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
BILLS INTRODUCED
Senate

s. B. s-Patterson: An act to eliir
mate minimum and maximum sen
tences for felonies and prescribing
that court shall set forth definite
length of Imprisonment.
s. B, Huston: A Dill 10 aiileiu
act creating court of domestic reia. .
tions in order to validate present
law
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
M Cnre a Colll IN ONE pay

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE
(Tablets.l II stops the Cough and
Headache and works off the cold. r.
w. GROVES signature on each box
soc, (Adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Lift Off Corns!
Apply few drops then INT sore'
touchy corns off with
fingers

Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a httie
Eraszona on an aching corn. Instantly
mat corn stops hurting, then you iii'
!, r;sht out. Yes, magic!
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

can Automobile association, at the chamber of commerce.
 Pole position went to Jimmy Thomas, who will be seated in Cal Messners powerful Chandler Special when the cars face the starter in the feature event of Saturdays race. Eddie Hearne in his Stutz. with which he hopes to regain the laurels of dirt track cham pion. will be in second place.
 A majority of the drivers favored drawing for positions in preference to time trials. so this method was de- cided upon. In consequence, the draw ing was held yesterday, the local entry proving the lucky one.
 All of the speed merchants and their cars. are now in Phoenix and ready for the big two-day meet. Eddie Hearne was the last of the group to arrive, coming in late last evening. Some ap- prehension was felt regarding Hearne' s entry, the Stutz, which h~l failed to arrive yesterday afternoon. 1t was shipped from Los Angeles November and when 1t failed to appear. traffic representatives of the railroad were ! put on the trail They finally located
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

the car and it will be unloaded this morning.
 Nine entries are assured for the 100 mile free-for- all events on Saturday and Sunday both, according to Referee Bullard last night after examining the entry blanks of the different drivers
 In the Tri-State championship at 50 mile, 10 starters will represent the field on both days. he declared. making the largest entry list that has ever started in this annual classic-the fea- ture eevnt of automobile racing in the southwest.
 Several of the speed merchants went to the track at o'clock yesterday aft ernoon and tested their entries. Sever al fast miles were clipped off, the fastest being 4S seconds flat.
 In completing arrangements for Sundays program, l.. H. Gibbs, super intendent of automotive power, an nounced that all carnival features at the fair would be held over for Sunday.
 Gates to the fair grounds will open at o'clock Sunday morning, 1t was announced last evening. and the public will be given an opportunity to enjoy the carnival features before the races start.
 It was also announced last evening that auto racers can have the state fair track at o'clock Saturday morn l ing to tune up their cars preparatory i to the races, which are scheduled ts
 start at 2 o'clock sharp. The three events on Saturday will include IT,
 miles of racing. Four eevnts on Sun.
 days program will include about i5i miles of racing.
 One of the biz features of Sunday races is the special match event il ! which the winners of the three event. of Saturdays races will compete for { | purse of t1,0o 0and s per cent of tsl gate receipts It will be possible for
 field of nine cars to face the starts
 in this event and at least six starter
 are assured.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Denver university 8. University of Wyoming o.
 At Boise, University of Idaho 10, University of Utah 0.
 At Norfolk. Va. North Carolina State 14, Virginia Poly Institute 6. At Tuscaloosa, Ala, University of Alabama 21. University of Louisiana 0. At Hastings. Hastings college 20. Midland 3.
 At Kearney, Kearney normal 0, Cotner university 48.
 At York, Grand Island college 34, York 0.
 At Boise, Idaho. 10, Utah 6.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12
NO Baseball Game In Phoenix Sunday; Next Game On Thanksgiving

Manager Perry of the Phoenix Greys stated last night that the Tempe and Mesa clubs have disbanded for the winter and it is impossible to arrange a baseball game with any of the out of town clubs for next Sunday.
 Mir. Perry stated. however. that the scheduled games with the Tucson White Sox would be carried out as planned with the first game starting Thanksgiving morning. A former member of the Chicago Cubs now wintering in Phoenix has consented to play with the Greys for the remainder of the season. He will probably be assigned to the shortstop position.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

believe in advertising for husbands
 Tt is not an idea true man would entertain for a moment, declared Reverend Maurer. who is of the opln- ion that the man takes the initiative Tn tie marriage question. So firm IS ne in his conviction that he does not Fe- gard inc matchmaking mother as nerson to be considered. His faith IS so certain that he does not believe that there is such a thing as match maker" where the true man and the true woman are concerned.
 While dismissing advertising for 9 husband as a thing not to be given serious thought, Reverend Maurer IS not at all opposed to the opposite sex meeting "judiciously," at arranged church socials and the like. If a mother wishes her daughter to meet an eligible man, that is natural, he says, and she may not have the idea of
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

marriage tn mind.
 "A mother likes to see her daughter get acquainted-to judiciously meet men," said the pastor who held that there should be no thought e marriage until there was that spiritual under standing necessary to happiness. He believes that young couples should meet frequently and hold discussions, revealing their mental attitude on all questions. This should be followed by intimate talks on religion, he says.
 In matters of love. men take tho initiative, he asserts. differing from numerous writers who point out the leading part played by women in love. No true man would listen to wom- ans proposal of marriage, and much less would he allow her to lead him on. No indeed, claims tho pastor, the final decision is left to man.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12
CARNIVAL FEATURES
 IF FAIR WILL HOLD
 FUR SUNDAYS RACES

With 1t bona fide racing cars quali- neo 70 start in the seven events of the rSo-oAy race meet at the state fair Eroonds Saturday and Sunday, indica- uons point to the biggest and most socccsstul motor speedway meeting ever held in the southwest.
 More than s1s.o00 in prize money VII be awarded the winners. of which sASco ts offered for the three events On Saturday and approximately s7.000 on Sunday.
 Drnwfng for positions took place at nccn yesterday. when drivers met with George Purdy Bullard. referee and Arizona representative for the Ameri-
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12
MAN SHOULD TAKE
 LEAD IN MARRIAGE
 SAYS LOCAL PASTOR

Despite the acknowledged man shortage" Rev. Fred c. Maurer. pastor of Grace Lutheran church, believes that there are plenty of husbands for all women who are expected and in- tended for wives. Reverend Maurer bitterly denounces the plan advocated by certain leaders of New Thought who
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12
NM. 4. CLARK n GIVE | LAND ID GIRL SCOUTS

Former Senator William A. Clark of
 Montana, well known in Arizona as
 owner of the United Verde mine at
 Jerome, and Mrs. Clark will present
 the deed to a large wooded camp to
 the national Girl Scout organization in
 New York, according to word received
 here. MT. and Mrs. Clark are pre-
 senting the camp in the name of their
 daughter Andree, who is a member of the Girl Scouts.
 The Andree Clark camp. which is To- cated in Briarcliff, N. Yv will be used by the girls organization for hikes, camping, games and other activities. The camp covers 135 acres of woods. hills and lake.
 Senator Clarls gift marlxs the be- ginning of a new idea fin memorials said Mrs. Jane Rippin, national da- rector of the Girl Scouts --O---
 Eighteen of the United States ship ping boards ships were employed this xn a
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

Eighteen of the United States ship ping boards ships were employed this spring between this country and the Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-12

ATO other candidate has a chance IN with Chesterfelds in the rum ming. Over four million smokers have picked Chesterfields, and every return swells the votes. IL surely is landalide for the "s<tisfy" plat form. Are you cn5