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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attornrysst-Iaw
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All easeA conHultatien, advice.
hG rs nsis. fis as fss; s ssssssn .ss
Z. r. schoff. Downs Blk. 100 md sy.
Complication free All cases fesa
moderate
Aiiornryr-paient
FREbrnick =. donis-fAT.
ept Attorney. American. and
foreign patents secured. dsv.i-
opsd and promoted. toss.T Gem
gssi hias ssssils, Nah; ana
Phone Main $50.
MASON. FESwfcK. LAWRENCE
tas nurks BldE.
Chirepodists
TIE root HOSPITAL. pR. STUCK.
,ith PIKE It Phone Main sesS.
Chiroprartor
4 r. TrfISFR chiroprector, 2ie-if
Hsight ND. spd and PINE. Consul.
tAtion free. ngnrE 10 20 8. Even
tngr ~ appointment Eillott 1esl
icnninEE 4 JeurlnEs ChifopIactorE
from Palmer school CouEultafion
free. 2ie-ts Denny BLDG. itas End
ave Main 7a77.
6 = T.a s,. ch,r9Psssst9,, ,S Grad La IA,
attendant. SOB rnniagss MD ". asst
Campbell, o. ~. rantsRe. Bld. El.ssge
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALL. ARTt.
Giles Of value. The Reliable. aoI
THIRD ave.
Furniture. Repairing. upbolstering
Packing
Jorrsnren nros Furn shon. NJ sbit
Dancing
Society entertainers pnd teachers OF
specially. Reeves Marisco. 9Th and
Msdlson. Main i2as TEL for rem,
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co, tiao First ave
60 L.llinii s9si --
EaIsomiping
PREMIER KAf.soMININa,
PAINTING AND REPAIR co.
First class work guaranteed. Car
pets cleaned. floors scrubbed. poll
ished and refinished by electricity.
window shades cleaned and made
10 order 1906 18Th ave. ERst Iat
ii:,itit,ii,t,tis,t;'r,iit
; soMISiNS RrpkfRs ALL !
! WORK GuARANTEEp .siio !
seventh eve Ellloti 1913. s
sitttssfttttttttttsi.
Money to Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
on diamonds and jeweiry, on most
satisfactory terms,
SOCIETY FOR Ht'MEbIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
"ssss sSeIl isT hnnihIsbohbNo
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan any amount on diamonds.
watches and jew.lry. Lowest rates
Seattie's oldest loan brokers'.
AMERICAN JFWEfitY co.
Sal Second Ave. Fetablishod 1889.
Physicians and Surgeons
KIDNEY & BIApDEn .nIkOkpERs
DIR. r N. FkEEH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for Both Sexes.
a05 y Third Ave.
Hours 10 a. NJ. 10 = v. NJ
Painting and Paper Handing
PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING.
kalsominlng. Free estimate. Bea-
con 2eS2, 2d1t Yesier,
Sanitariums
ROANOKE SANITAHiUM = REA-
sonable rates; good service; IN
fants boarded. graduate nurse.
Capitol 2i75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20
STOCKS AND BONDS

] Will. Buy
Liberty Bonds. Pan Motor
Petroleum Producers GO.
900 Futrcll Car Coupler
5000 Ciiff Geld Mining Co.
] WILL SELL
" Security AZ, Anl9 sa TUBE;
10 Wiclka Tie g Rubber,
ib0 Universal High Power.
ifh simplex Auto Wheel.
goo Texas Crude,
sel Pacific Electric weidor
500 Beacon Coal,
500 Soauim GeA a Oil
1000 Cushing CARRIER.
5000 l. X. l.. oil A Hofinlng.
MAX WlNkLER
az Union 81 Elliott $50.
81 BrsiNEss OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE
Best hotel proposition IN Washing
ton, Threa-rtory reinforced CON
cclptH t7f2, Price. complete, $40. %
0ooi about half cash. Address r.
n lascom Monroe. Wash
HAVE You ,ess WE RAISE HOGS
for you feed aud breed, giving
YOU hal, she profits. Bank refer
once. Write for tull particulars.
nlrdhavcn, COS kansas CITY Life,
Kansas city. Mo
FOR COMPLETE EQUip-
mcnt OF 2-ovon rotary bakery,
Triumph machinery guaranteed
perfect order; used eight months,
Y, hanHrn. 1917 Fourth ave,
Seattle.
on $50 INvEsTMENT YOU CAN
make $40 day. For particulars
call. ! Co 10 a IN. or from { 20 40
" IN, inauire for Nelson. Main
tRPe, Room ~. 3tl Ninth ave.
coon LOCATION ron SALE. hAk-
ofllee 200 Ewlng 81. Fremont
30 BUSINESS OPPOKTuNITit1
WANTED
HAVE cor 1900 TO INVEST IN
small grocery OF bakery business,
Us PERSONAL
PERM MINT HATH WAVING.
Marching. henna pack for gray
and faded hnir
r.Abffis' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main sb0f, 500 Union Sc
DR Lillian CHANDLER = SAM
pFactor, drugleHa therapeutics.
scientific baths. both sexes, Room
ait Pipneerlldg Phone Main sb15.
MATERNITY nosllTAl. al. sass
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ACREAGE LOANS FARM LOANS
1900 and up. prompt service. 30
years IN the business
THE puKi.AND AGENCY
LeAry Hutiding.
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SATURDAY
MARCH 70

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70 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY

GROOM BUNGALOW, 1880
ts0o Cash. $50 Per Month.
Brand new bungalow: bh-foot lot;
West Seattle. near steel works,
Sec the new house. facing east. on
seth ave. =, W. between Andovrr
and Charleston, No assessments
20 assume. $50 a month includes
interest
OWNER
toss Arcade nldg Main sSss
MIR, RENT PAYER
Can you beat thisf t-room and
breakfast nook. modern; on fino
corner lot. fine view Of Sound aud
the city. walking distance from
shlpyard aud steel works. located
at aist ave, y W, and W dencsee
at. VIII be yours at $500 down
aud SIC month. Key next door,
Cell owner West Tss-R
.-RooM FURNISHED. riAsrEREp
house. on As-acre ground, half
cleared for garden. balance thu
Der. chicken house. dove cote;
fire wood good furniture, aud
ready To move in. all Tor p,f2b.
sseo cash. balance easy. A bar
IL c. PETERS. us Third Ave.
ssss EQUITY IN GROOM HOME
contract for sale. ASsS 10Th ave
= W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-20

NEAR YAKIMA CITY
NEW FARMS READY TO pfOw
Whole SECTION splendlf land 70 be
good roads. beautiful orchards adj
Joining all cleared. ready 70 pillow;
viii sell 1855 cheaper than lands
adjoining are now hsin. sold at I.
We are the owners and can give
easy terms: see photographs at
this off1ce this is your chance 20
get a good farm at a low price.
YAKIMA RIVER FAHMS co.
0ls Green bldg.
once open evenings, also
FOR s.iLE-FAEM OF 20 ACRES.
seeded 90 clover; iarg. i0-room
house. bath. hot and cold water.
two large creeks running thru
Pf lan n 2 ms riaa o 's ssss 'p ssi
apco in trade. or to suit No
agents on the market Tor just
one week. Sec land while new
fields are piowcd. owner. Mrs
Mary y. Cameron, Redmond. Mn.
IMPROVED FARM. $4,000
s-room house. barn and outbuiidinrr.
and rs ACRES OF RICH. produc-
tive land. mostly good bottom. on
county road; two miles from sta
ton. also some stock. ! viii take
tsoo each; win eSlapes Ions long time I'M.
American Bank Bldg. or call West
1y5s evenings.
Al GOING DAIRY FARM
$40 acres. half bottom: 40 acres
cultivated; on highway: near Roy.
Best buy In this section today.
$4,000. on terms: or viii take part
Income property. Reason Tor sale.
Pull particulars from
JEsSEN. tfh New York Building
FIVE ACRES. CLOSE TO SEAT
tiel t-room home. fruit trees.
berries chicken house. barn. best
or soil; near highway and car,
dandy home and money-fnakcr.
Easy terms Apply 2is Yale
Bldg. Third and Union. Elliott
sOa7
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SUNDAY
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MARCH II
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
No reasonable offer refused. 100
acres near Enumclaw. l mile from
paving and on good gravel high
way; highly improved district (:
about 81 acres under cultivation I:
will subdivide into 10 or 20-acre
tracts TO actual settlers; name
your own terms
WESTERN PACIFIC SECURITIES
COMPANY. owner
Ill White Bldg.
SEVERAL ACHE TRACTS AT LAKE
City, near Botholl and Victory
boGleysrds, owned BY, sesttle
bank; priced at"what They have
involved, $500 per acre; f0%o cash,
balance easy monthly payments.
drive out Sunday and see the un-
dorsfgned at Lake city store.
H. 3. HENDRTCKSON
as Boston Block
Elliott 2o22 East 1853
WE HAVE HUSTLED SEVERAL
nice homes close In, forced sales.
One sL75o; another $4,000; easy
terms.
w. ". HUSTLE, REALTY
1906 Fifth Ave, Times SQUARE.
DIES MONIES HIGHWAY
TRACTS 400
Terms $40 down and 81 monthly.
Good soil. aud worth much more.
II. W. HUNT. siS Green Bldg.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10
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Roman cd pan Harriet Lewisove.
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| dy Trevorova mini Sc provdatl
"a pana Pulforda, pTitele od-
daneho jeji prostopasneho
manzela, jenz neustale il syy-
mi navrhy pronasleduje! Okla
mite jsem il dopsal, ale ona-
popirala rozhodne vsechny y -
to povesti. Ale ja vim, re Pull
ford Sc chlubil, re hejdele V
jednom mesici sc S nj ozeni. O.
bavam Sc, re jest ma tom vice
pravdy, nez Edita jest volna
pripustiti. Dill tvoje matka je-
ste ma venkove?"
Hrabe prisvedcil. Ma to pan
Grafton vessel do pokoje a krat
ce po mem pan Barker a de-
tektivove.
"My bychom radi podali sve
zpravy, panoye,'1 pravil pan
Martin, jenz byl nejdrive maj
NUT.
Mate neco dobreho zv6sto-
vat?" zvolal hrabe.
Oblicej pane Martinuv wal
na Sc vyraz beznadejnosti.
'Jest mi Ito, re zadnych
zprav nemame," odpoved6l.
Mlada ona divka postrada Sc
jiz po sest mesicd. Prohl6dli
jsme Velkou Britanii pevni-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

Lord Glenham vystavel po-
ukazku ma udany mu obnos;
pfi tom SNAIL Sc jeste prenlu
viii pana Martina, ale nepoda-
rilo Sc mu to. Detektivove po-
tom odesli, nasi ctyfi panove
zustali sami jeden ma druheho
v cire malomyslnosti hledice.
"Nikdylse mi nezdala nase
zalezitost ,byti tax beznadej-
nou, jake nyni, kdyz sami de-
tektivove Sc il vzdali," dutym
hlasem pravil mlady hrabe.
"Nyni teprv temer citim tn te-
mnotu, ktera vsechno zastira.
0, Cecilie.! Cecilie! Kde dis?
Jest pravdou, ze's mrtva We
SVEN mladi, krase a dobrote?
Mrtva! Nechci tomu veriti.
Mrtva? Milosrdne nebe, jest to
skutecne jenom az prilis moz-
ne!
(POkracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

|nu, vsak nj te nejmensl stopy
isnfe ilenalezli. Dovoluji 81 tyr
dit, re jsme niccho neopomeli.
+Proslidili jsne cely Londyn.
Kazde sebe nepatrnejSl mlstec
ko jsme prolezli. Prohledli
jsme knihy poptavaren, sezna-
my komornych, havstivili jsme
sklady S modnim zbozim. Maj
dete v techto spisech ucty z pc
nez, ktere jsme vydali. Suma
jest velka, vsak bylo to nutne."
''Dam VAN poukazku ma
dvojnasobny obnos,' pravil
lord Glenham. "Co ale nyni po
citi hodlate?"
Detektivove navzajem vyme
Mill pohledy. Pan Martin pax
odvetiI:
"Muj pane, sam uznate, ze
jsme nynl u konce; mic vice ne
muzeme uciniti."
"Mate 'tedy V umyslu vzdati
sc vseho?"
"Nikoliv pane, jestli chcete,
abychom timto smerem, ale po
zorn6ji Sc ubirali. Ale nae by
to bylo dobre?" zvolal pan
Martin hlasem rozhodnym. "Je
to nejen mym, ale vsech ostat
Mich presvedcenim, re msme tn
co ciniti S n6jakou zradou a
ze mlada divka Sc sVou sluz-
kou byly zavrazdeny. Tomu
verime a nebylo by od mas sv6
domite, abychom utraceli vase
penize V hledani uplne mar
nem. Proto pane, vzdejte Sc
vSeho. Uboha divka neni vice
ma svete, jinak bychom il ma
Sill"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

Vice nez jeden detektiv byl
najmut; zalezitost ia stala Sc
slavnou V zapiskach policeJ-
nich, mnohe domnenky byly Wy
mysleny a sledovany, vsak
vzdor toinu vsemu, mic nebylo
to vrhnouti nejake svetlo ma
osud mlade divky.
Bylo vecer meslci breznu,
kdyz hrabe Glenham, vyzably,
Sc zapadlyma ocima a pfisne
sevfenyma rtoma, pfisel do
domu markyze st. Leonardse
V Park Lane, kde ujednana
byla schuzka podobna te, o kite
re isme Sc jiz zminili. 'Byl u
veden do knihovny k staremu
markyzi, ktery pri jeho pri-
chodu povstal a mlcky mu po-
dial ruku.
"Obdrzel jsem dnes rano cd
detektivu dopis, V nemz zada-
il, abych Sc zde mimi setkal,
pravil hrab6. jest to NONE,
re by byli konecne neco vypa-
trali?"
"Nemysliin, vSak doufejme
dokud muzeme," pravil starry
pan. "Jsem move nesnazi,
Gordone. Onehdy opet jsem
slysel starou povidacku, re la
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10
NEJLEPS{HO DRUHU spod

FA" Xxx 0AASO DLNOAIO oPUU
nj pradlo, puncochy a vybavni
zbozi pro dospel6 neb pro dit
ky koupite V striznich obcho-.
dech 'u Kondelu", Abs Broad
way a 4288 Warner Rd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

PR0DA SE pckarsky OBJ
chod, tr2i sc tydn6 pres S4oO
hotoyG. Nafcza sc V peknc blu
dove a je tam byt o 6 svetni-
cich. koupelna, dvoiita garage,
yelky yard. Dobra pfflezitost k
d6lani penez. Haste Sc v elsie
3033 w. 104 ul. Vemte Lorain
Ave. karu. 2-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

PRIME sc divka Ma domaci
praci do dvouGlonne rodiny.
Dobry domov, dobra mzda.
Haste Sc V elsie 4149 Pearl
Rd. ' Brooklyne. 2-12
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NABfDNUTI X SNATKU.

Muz slusneho zevnejSku V
nejlepsich letech, vdovec, ma
tfi dltky a vlastni slusny maize
tex, pTeje 81 udelati znamost
S damou V prostrednim stafi,
ktera ma prichylnost k detem
a k 'domacnosti jest dobrou
hospodynf. Adresujte poctive
minene nabidky na Fr. Slajpak
Box 85, Euclid, @. PIP
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KOVJPf Sc

KOUPf Sc dunn V okoli u
Mon V Mt. Pleasant a Corlett V
Gene cd til do ctyr tisic dolaru.
Nechte adressu V adm. Sveta.
2-l6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

PRODA 5E re2nicky obchod
sneb Sc pym6ni "a ,privatni
dim. Haste So u Tom Suchy,
66O3 Bcckman Ave. s. q. Tel.
Princt- 1915 w, {
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-10

PRCDA SE dobre staveny,
krasne uvnitf dekorovany no.
w dvourodinny ddm. Nova u
nion kara pojede kolem, je bli-
re Corlett skoly. Horejsek je
pronajmuty "a $50 inesicne.
Pfijd'te 81 no prohlednout, il
ste koupite. Haste Sc V cisle
1898 Svec Ave. Y Corlett. We
zmcte Kinsman karu aneb Cor
lett. 2-28
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18
.ces are Being Forced Downward


1t is an cfer that is based upon absolute regular prits-nJ price tags hive been
changed The savings 6e gmnre
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18
ARRANGE Commencement
EXERCISES At SO. AMB0y
BIZ specia, Correspondent.

BIZ Special correspondent
SOUTH AMB0Y, June 1S:-F1nai
preparations are being made by the
teachers and scholars of the high
school for their annual commence
ment exercises to be held IN the au-
ditorium next wednesday night at ;
o'clock. This years class, on account
of the Industrial demand during the
war, is the smallest of recent years.
Entering high school with n OF
the largest freshmen classes of the
school, one by one they left school TO
accent positions in the various NUM-
ton industries in this vicinity. There
are but eleven in the graduating
class. Miss Gladys Parisen receives
first honor while Ruth Totten Dal-
rvmple receives second honors.
The musical program this year VIII
he one of the features. 1t is under
the direction of Mrs. c. Leen Coz
zens, who had charge of the musicai
department the entire year in the an
sence of Miss Yearick. MIR. Barr mas
been very fortunate in securing EafI
Barnes, Phi. D., to make the ADDRESS
of the evening. Mr.. Barnes Is an
orator of national reputation and mas
pleased large audiences in all the
leading cities on the Atlantic coast.
The program: .
Chorus-'Carmena' III. Lane "isoh
School
-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
School
.Oration-"The General Unrest OF the
Times written by Raymond
Dowdell)
Karl Wifber
Essay-"The Aim of Amerieanlza-
ton"
Elizabeth Downs
Chorus-'Unfold Ye Portals .Gounod
School
Presentation of Glass Gift
Francis Mccarthy
Presentation of Diplomas
Prof. o. O. Barr
Address-'The New Era
Earl Barnes. Phi. d.
Chorus-'"The stars are Gleamlns
The class of 1920 is composed oil
the following pupils: College pre-
paratory course, Raymond ChaIles
Dowdell: general course, Roy Sen
nett. Karl WILDER; commerce.
course. John Everett Frazee AIIen'
Ruth Totten Dalrymple, AHce VII
meretta Disbrow. Elizabeth CeceiIa
Downs. William Gustav kurtz, flors
ence Catherine Leonard. 1i3uys
Parisen. Francis Charles Mccarthy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18
Police NeWs

Mrs. Kwaitkowski. of Charles
street was fined $40 this morning
when arraigned before Recorder
Pickersgill on a ~disorderiy q
charge preferred by Mrs.
Ga mi Polkowitz was fined SlO TINS
'orning mr. driving recklessly across
Smith street yesterday. franc olh-
Ger Mcdonald issued the summons
and had two witnesses, Charles I'osSi
and Alderman Wilson. a
John Rebovich, who was arrested
Monday night for wife-peatlng I'M
who was sentenced to the county Ja.,
for ninety days, was released from
custody this morning on the paynleh.
of a $50 fine. A son, Peter, arrested
for Interfering with an OFFICER was
fned s25 earlier In the week.
Sergeant Tonneson reported me
Central railroad crossing at nh
street blocked by a rom
freight yesterday AFTERNOON VI
1928 to 1858. Car
eeant Morris last night that his SUIT
case was taken from his room III "
boarding house on Smith street ma
the ferry by q roommate Hlovn
Edward Leonard of South roohI !.
The description given OF Ihis n" 1E0
five feet, tour inches i IN black
mounds wore grey clotheS'
derby and had n eye.
Patroiman Riedy reported tnat tne
storm last night had caused an elec.
trio light wire to fall at squthe eact
charles street which caused that SCI
ton to be in darkness Inv
night. n vas in
,ormed by o. H. Buchanan or SSt
Prospect street that car bearing N :,
sill license had been III
SSrnnint of his house for three days.
The officer took the car to the garase
at the corner of New Brunswlck 80
me and Prospect street and 1ater
inarnea that it belonged to Gene
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18
uevnort Women at Session

INV Special Correspondent; u,
KEYPORT. June lS.-Mrs. hnSl
M Walling of Second street was nos,
tess TO the members of the Ladies, AID
of Calvary NJ. f. church on Wednes,
Sav AFTERNOON. A pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed. during which it was DC,
cided TO enjoy the annual outing az
ashnrv Park on June 20. During the
afternoon refreshments were serve
nv the hostess assisted by Mrs. A. Z
Brady. 1rva+tf
Those present were Mrs. Laiayets.
bailey. Mrs. Lorenzo Ravens. MRS
Emma Walling. Mrs. Emma p. Black
Mrs. Euretta ogden. Miss HANNAH
Polling. Miss Vienna Bedle, Mrs. Eo-
ward f. Many. Mrs. Lester a Gle
sen. Mrs. Matilda Hoff. MIS-; Nh,ian'
g. Brady, Mrs. William A. Tiltor
Mrs sarah Van Pelt. Mrs. William,
1.ambertson. Miss Elizabeth Brady an
Mrs Phelps Cherry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18
PATROLMEN ELECT
OFFICER BACHMAN

The Patrolmen's Benevolent Assor
r,atIon held their annual election OF
ofHcers at 6 o'clock last light. VII
liam Bachman was chosen to sue
coed Hugh Steed as president OF tne
association. James Egan was re-
elected to the position or vice pre-
Cd ~ serve a second term as treas
nrer. Albert Mcdonald was chosen
for the position of financial secretary
70 succeed John Larson. Willlanh
Peterson was elected to serve a sec
ond term as recording secretary.
The trustees appointed at the eiec.
ton last night were Charles Qud
William Mccormick of South Amboy;
The legislative delegates appointea
at last nights election were FRANK
Seiboth. reelected. John Larson ana
Frank KasprZak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18
ANOTHER SMOKER AT
YACHT CLUB TONIGHl

Members of the Raritan Yacns
Club and their out or Town sua
will be given the oppoItun ~ rOrtb-
" smokers tonight in the club assem-
~ NV hall. The committee in charge OF
thssa affairs has planned to make al
of the attractions more elaborate nhh hn
in the past and tonight there WIZ DC
eight New York professional e1rer.
tairers on hand to amuse anu ~
awav the "blueS."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18
FIRE TRACTOR AT
PROTECTION co.

The Protection Hook and Ladaer
ron,nanv's fire apparatus with tractor
attached was placed in its righ T,sa
home on State street yesterday. me
tractor arrived last week and was at
tached to the remainder OF the apPao
ratus in the Liberty Company nor he
on WAYNE stree has been seen around
ne civ the fire house men beng
broke in on their new task. the new
tr ru has not answered an alarm as
rat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18

3 No matter how low the prce-no natter hows sharp the reductions we want the o-
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-18
Hundreds Of Durable Grass Rugs
Reduced One-Fifth During
This Sale

A wonderful assortment of designs In plain border or Japanese
effects. Colors: grey. light blue, pink. green and tan.
The Washington times., 1920-01-23
RAISE FOR DISTRICT
WORKERS TO Be PUSHED

Declaring that 1855 employed In
the District service have had no in
crease In their basic pay In the last
two years. William r. Franklin. presi-
dent OF Local No. 50. Federal EN-
ployes' Union. announced last night
that another appeal would be made
TO. Congress to pass the zihlman
salary bill. This bill provides In
creases In pay for statutory employees.
or the 1855 employees referred to,
Franklin stated, 260 receive $1,000 a
year and 500 only 5000. The people
who have failed to receive salary
Dement'S are principally clerical EN-
ployes OF the District building. library
workers, and clerks and Janitors in
the public school service.
During the last two years, Mr..
Franklin asserts, teachers in the
lower grades OF the public schools OF
the District have received an increase
OF 81 per cent in their salaries.
He says a determined night will be
made to place the statutory employees
on a living salary basis.
The Washington times., 1920-01-23
LLOYD GEORGE COMING
TO WASHINGTON IN JUNE
British Premier Would Attend
Congress of World Brother
hood Federation.

Premier David Lloyd George may
be a visitor to Washington at the
congress Of the World Brotherhood
Federation, which will be held here
beginning June Z.
The date of the congress was fixed
at a meeting called by the Rev. Hugh
T. stevenson, pastor OF Bethany Bap-
tist Church Wednesday.
At the meeting, assurances were
given that representatives OF thirty
three nations would be present, rep
resenting all shades of religious be-
lief.
The federation Is organized in an
effort to have the teachings Of Jesus
adopted as a basis for settling social
and international unrest. It's last
congress was held In London last
September. and was attended by rep
resentatives of twenty-five nations
The gathering was regarded Of sufri-
cient Importance to cause Lloyd
George and other national leaders to
forsake oth,r engagements and at
tend.
Canadian representatives yester-
day said Lloyd George had promised
to attend the coming congress, II In
his power to do so. General SHUTS,
South African hero, may also be a
visitor. DR.. John Clifford, of London,
president. and william Ward. gen.
eral secretary, will be in attendance
At yesterdays meeting were Hon.
]. o. Mccarthy. treasurer, Toronto;
the Rev. John Colburn, and Thomas
Howell, secretary, Toronto; the Rev.
II. II. whyte, ottawa, and the Rev.
Rolvix Harlan, New York. social Sec
retary,
The Washington times., 1920-01-23
BRIGHT
FOR NEW BRIDGE
Drafting of Bill to Replace old
Chain Structure Is
Approved.

Prospects for replacing the old
River by modern structure were
brighter today following the action OF
the House District Committee in au-
thorizing the drafting a bill to carry
appropriation for plans and specifica-
ton for the new structure.
Congressman Woods OF Virginia and
engineer Commissioner Kutz, repre-
senting the District of Columbia, are
drafting the measure. 1t will be re-
ported favorably at the next meeting
of the District Committee of the
House.
"The Chain Bridge Is about nifty
years old and for years. because Of
its condition. 1t has been necessary to
limit the weight permitted on 1t at
any one time" Colonel Kutz told the
District committee yesterday.
Asked If in his opinion the bridge
should be replaced. Colonel Kutz said
that he had recommended such a
course in the past and the only rea-
son that estimates had not been sub
mitted for IL was that the Commits
sionerS were limited in the amount
they could estimate for.
Congressman Gould suggested that
survey be made of all bridges in
the District when Colonel Kutz said
there were other bridges in worse
condition than the Chain Bridge.
The Chain street bridge bill will
carry an appropriation of $500.