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The Washington herald., 1920-05-11
BAGGED FIRST BOCHE
PLANE; FLY HERE

Lieut. Louis Gaubert. who shot
the FIRST German plane in the recent
war. win ny in the air services
tournament Friday and Saturday at
Boiling Field. according to an
nouncement yesterday by the chief
of the air service.
Although the Frenchman lost his
right hand In an aerial battle, he Is
a skillful stunt fiier. He will use a
Farman machine at the tournament.
Twelve entries in the free-for-all
air race have been made. It IL ex-
pected there win be twice that num-
Der when the machines line up for
the start.
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Merchants Back Air Confess.

commendation Of the air tourna-
ment, to be held by the War De-
partment. May IA and Is. was voiced
by the executive committee of the
Washington Board of Trade, at a
meeting yesterday afternoon. A let
ter from Gen. Charles T. Mencher,
director Of air service, asking wash
ington business men to help promote
air commerce was read.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-11
CLEoPATRA's BEAUTY.

Surely Cleopatra was a woman Of
rare charm and magnetic beauty.
Unfortunately there is no written
description of that beauty that
played such an important part in
contemporary history, nor are there
any portraits OF the charming
Queen Of Egypt save those offered
by the coins bearing her profile cir
culated during her reign. A German
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Marriage Licanses.
G~sy~A2-
Morganfown Appointee Confirmed.

Morgautown. W. va, May To-
The City Council has confirmed the
following appointments Of Mayor
william ". Gilmore: City solicitor,
Judge, c. B. DfI1e; city tax colleci
for. Edward Snyder: chief of police.
Georgs Grub; city health oficer,
DR.. T., Jud McBee: city engineer,
1ohn Sarnsell: city electrical in
spector. Charles Nunner.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-11

sometimes think that this gathering in of the children give
them merely ust either To be certain
couldn't cheat the Of the privilege attending
but for that matter would him the gate
went alone There certain of pleasure obtained
while watching the show that old and remnscng
the time when all seeing miniature paint
ing of yourself at the time sitting left right
knew who only took his children to the
circus regularly around but who also eight
children whose fathers held positions under who other
wise would net have the opportunity of seeing
The kddes the parade circus YOU saw
them at the circus and they served pink then it would
have been most difficult to judge who having time
that crowd, the big boys the little boys girls
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VirSimia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

Circus Day is with again, with its ele-
plants and clowns, bareback riders and sawdust
trails, hard seats and peanuts. But where is the
pink lemonade?
One thinks of the circus and children, but
have you ever noticed the number Of grown-up
children who attend? Just anything for an ex-
cuse you know, and many dirty-faced, freckled-
checked youngster has been given the treat of
his life to furnish an elder an afternoon of pure
and unrehned pleasure
The Washington herald., 1920-05-11
B1us Stains.

Blue Stains.
take blue stains out. Of Georyette crepeA
H =. B.
The removal Of the blue stains
from the georgette depends entirely
upon what caused the stain. II 1t
Is q paint stain would suggest that
you Try ether or chloroform. 9th
erwise hydrogen peroxide might be
efsective.
Marriages Licsnses.
Dear Miss Lee: u it In the STATE Of
Pennsylyauia or New Jersey where no mar
riage license is required
Marriage licenses are required in
AL States and Territories except
Alaska
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stock. Box ~. Seattle.
80 FARM LANDS
IRRIGATED LANDS EAST OF THE
MOUNTAINS. IN THE FAMOUS
THREE RIVERS COUNTRY
WHY 1T rs BETTER. suRER,
MORE PROFITABLE
Farmers enjoy In this district the
longest growing season north OF
Mason-Dixon line; good soil;
splendid climate: abundant water
supply. good roads. marketing as
sociations; markets; three rail-
roads and water transportation
-Four cuttings OF alfalfa. early
spuds for market before July 4.
straw berries. cherries. asparagus.
etc The finest Irrigated tracts In
the Northwest are In the Three
Rivers Country.
Dairymen in the Three Rivers Ccun-
try received 50 for milk while
Coast dnirymen got 81. and dairy
men In the Three Rivers Country
raise thar own hay and feed on
their own land
10 acres at Richiand: part Improved
alfalfa grapes. orchard straw
berries. Asparagus House. barn.
chicken house, penA team. COW.
Ton $4,000. on easy terms
10 acres improved: t-room house,
barn with concrete walls and
floor: alfalfa. strawberries. ORCH
Ard with some bearing trees. as
paragus bed $500. terms ten
S'A ..Cs
20 acres. house. barn. ieveied. fium-
ed for irrigation needs repairs
and attention: been In cultivation
and plowed up: all ready 20 go;
bargain Long term $3.50.
rs acres at burbank 20 acres ~
burbank Trade or sell
Alfalfa land. where an oil prospect
1. being driii:a
COAST BARGAINS
20 acres at Forest: ieye1. no rock:
on Park highway; NO buildings:
splendid berry land: so acres
cleared and In cultivation this
year.
acres near Kent: highly improved
't,oeo; terms
$50 acres tractor plow wheat lana.
under eui'iva.i:n. for trade
WESTERN PACIFIC SECURITIES
COMPANY
Rooms tfo-tii-sfa Central Bldg.
Elliott +0f2
BIG OPENING OF
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
Several Thousands Of acres to select
from: best OF soil: railroads and
state highway pass thru the land .
close a foNn and arhnntas nufgr
government irrigation project that
IL an extension OF the famous
SuNNYsTDE CANAL. and in the
big. crop district OF the Yakima
valley. Join the crowds that are
' SO fER ACRE AND UP
Very easy terms. See maps, pic
tures. etc. at our offices. Let us
chow you this land and the valley.
YAKiNA RIVER FARMS co.
Owners. els Green Bldg.
locality ana farm 10 suit The
Pacific Agency, Inc 400 Arcade
Bldg. Elliott 1884.
FOR RENT. 10 acres vashon water
'front.' farm. orchard. gold build
ings; $50 per year. Box =. Bur
81 FARMS WANTED
wANTED--fo TO is ACRES. PART
~ cleared. with or s-room house
1914 s6th ave.
STA FARMS FOR RENT
WANTED-GooD FARMS AND
acreage for rent
#. ID. CLARK.
1915 THIRD Ave. Elliott s1ss.
81 FOR SAL
PROPERTY
$3.50
270xBo IT. waterfront including
shore lands: facing on paved road.
between Medina and Bellevue
s2,a00
2T0x1b0 n. waterfront including
shore land: this Is $1,000 less than
any like property in this district.
Terms on above property IN desired.
or will build TO suit.
NJ. r. WIGHT. owner.
ii12 Hoge Bldg. NJ. a7s.
81 TIMBER LANDS
TIE PACIFIC AGENCY. INC, 400
Arcade Bldg. Elliott 1884. Lists
and soils timber lands anywhere.
oa SVxlf,nsa Nh TanNJuAa
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WE HAVE THE MOST COM
rt.ErE LINE or LATE
MODEL SMALL cAIts IN THE
CITY. ALL ARE IN FINE
MECHANICAL CONDITION,
MOST OF THEM HAVE DEEM
RErAfNTEp COME IN AND
LET Us SHOW YOU.
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HOUSES FOR KENT

20 YoU WANT A HoME--A REAL
place of your own. with enough
land for garden. chickens. berries;
car ride to the heart Of the city.
one fare sN cents. and all city
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light, side
walks. schools. stores. We have
sheh q place started 70 sell for
!. 4 month. Now. this 10 worth while
for you 70 Investigate. and " you
viii do little TO help yourself we
will do the rest. Come out Our
office n open every day and sum
day. 10 a. m. to .. m. Take
Lake Burien car at Occidental and
Yesler TO 18th 5. w. and Hender-
son st J. X. Melvin.
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81 ron sAu.E--AuroMou,r.Es

"
THERE ~ NIT ONE WAY TO BUY
a good quality used ear. We have
number of different makes that
have keen completely oVorhapied
and placed In good condition,
They represent real. substantial
values at pticcs Tar below their
actual worth.
HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLES
1880 Chandler Sedan
1918 oidamnhile sedan
Winton Limousine
RoApsTERs
Stndchhkor. 6-cyl, 7 pAhA
studchaker. light e-eyL. paaA
Marmon ~, } pasA
1890 Tomplar
1880 nuick
Cadillac. model ~
OTHER MAKES
Series ~ Studshaker. biz
Series 10 Studehaker. lifht
Series ~ studebaker. cyl
Series rs Studehakor, 8 cyi and cyl
Series ~ Studebakcr, e-cyl and 4 cyl
Marmon 81 Touring
kisael Touring. pass.
Cadillac Model 81. I paHA
Jordan Touring
OidHmohilc. s cyl
1919 Mitchell
Hudson super Six
1919 Eicar Touring
t--ovcriandB--t
Nclle Touring
Auburn Touring
Elgin Touring
Dodge Touring
MAXWELL Touring
Liberal. TERMS AND TRADES
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
FRANK WATERiiOtfSE q co.
PINE AND nEt.LENuE
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5 ACRES AZ Aiderwood Manor; nice
Broom house. fireplace. good well
and spring; two acres under
pillow; chicken run. This " the
best buy IN this district WlIi sell
Mt original contract price. Terms
$3.50, balance $40 per month In
Guiding interest. Sec Mr.. Wheinn
HOBINBDN co.
eli aehboard HidR. Main bgo.
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$1,000 per acre, on easy terms.
What you can do on 10 acres
at Skagit Bays
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1917 Ford; IN fine running eon-
ditton. new tires. others
good. top and upholstery good.
Just the car 10 get you there
and back ............t fdss
Almost new Traffic truck; In
fine condition hruout. at
hiE saving, Ready % go 70
wan take Ford in trade.
1890 Overland 4 A rood. light.
economical A-paSsenxwr car.
Has 5 good tirea A good light
car a. a Low price Price 800. $50
1890 MAXWELL E-paaaenr~r. Or
iginal paint tires; just COM
plrtely oNerhaulrd Ia cur own
shop. nis mileage ON gas and
oil with thts car. fTtca -. $50
1917 Oakland passenger. COM
ptetely overhauied and ia fine
mechanical condiuons 8 good
Urea Ready to 90. Price,. TTs
TRADES TERMS
We have IS others TO select from
all removed. and ready TO So
Sifff-Lps-LfvESGOoD MOTOR CO.
AUSTIN MOSEfI-f CO
Cor. nth Ave. and - Pike 81
Phone kast leo
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PLANT THIS IN BERRIES

BERRY LAND
and 1o-acre tracts near Everett. at
prices from $40 an acre TO $40. de-
pending on position. Terms $40
an acre cash: balance 81 an acre
monthly. or pay half yearly IL you
likn
Come and see what others have done
on this land. $1,000 an acre cash
has been obtained from straw
berries and loganberricr. and all
fruits do exceedingly well. and
there IL an unlimited market.
Good roads. near school. near
highway, good settled community.
Call and see photographs and
make an appointment to see and
select your tract now.
W. X. MACFARl.ANE. The COM
munity Builder. GA Leary Bldg.
Cor. and and Madison.
SO TRACTS SOLD IN OCTOBER
DEEP. RICH GARDEN SOIL
FINE BERRY LAND
BOTTOM LAND
Thoroiy cleared and well drained
ON PAVED TACOMA HIGHWAY
AT RTvERTON.
Get few acres OF this fine land and
be 1NDEpENpE NT.
Prices Reasonable. Terms Easy.
SQUIRE INVESTMENT co.
Main sfx6. b5s Empire Bldg.
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HOMESTEAD RANCH
20 ACRES WELL IMPROVED

on account OF the death Of the own
er We have placed with US for sale
this 40-acse farm home located on
paved highway south ~ this city.
about II miles. In the Waite River
valley. Every foot Of this soil ~
OF the best: about acres in a
woodland pasture and the balance
ia all cleared and In high state
OF cultivation. For past few years
owner has run almost all OF the
cultivated ground TO bluegrass and
thus preserved ~ Go It's highest
state possible. Farm is fenced aud
cross-fcnced: plenty running wa
ter and has q two-story home.
large barn and other outbuildings.
A fine orchard with every fruit
that grows The location Of this
farm could not be better in this
valley. The nrice IL OF a basis OF
ordinary values In this section. II
you want cheap ianu you cant To-
cate In this part Of the valley; N
you want the best soil, buildings
and location. this farm IL priced
right Land owners--unintsrest
who know this farm. have given
this price as right
FoRsYTHE q kinney. INC.
Elliott tsss. st3-it Seaboard Bldg.
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ACREAGE

gTrAGrr
| LANDS
5000 per acre, on easy terms.
What you can do on 10 acres
at skagit Bays
ONIONS
Can you tend & acres Of onions.
3 acres OF potatoes. keen Z
cows raise 30 hogs, aud 200
chickens "A Year, Can you
do this work yourscif1 We
| know you can.
| What you can make annually
II you can do this;
Onions are making 900 rarts
10 the acre; onions bring
wholesale i2,0o per nacht 3
acres of onions viii bring
you 100000.
8 acres Of potatoes WIN bring
you 1850.
. acres ieft 10 keep your 4
cows. your 10 hogs aud 200
chickens on. they VIII make
your living.
You can clear $4,000 a year
on a ib-acre tract 81 land at
Ekagit Bay over and above
your living. Don't you think
IL would pay you TO live on
a farm for 10 years y y9u
could clear up iss,o0o,o0l
VIII you ever have 100000
your present voeation7 How
many people are conducting
small grocery stores In this
city. keeping them open
from . a. m. To 10 o. m. and
barely making a miserable
living. Yet they have from
81, 5000 10 100000 invest
cd, An investment Of $500
cash. $500 In 90 days. and
$4,000 In 8 years buys you
10 acres at HkaRit Bay.
where you can do all we say
you can and more. Tnses;i-
gate at once. You will never
regret a. Rich virgin soil.
level. free from stufnps.
brush or rocks. and yours IL
you act now. Come 10 our
office for Information. Phone
or write for particulars. Join
our next excursion and zee
for yourself what we are'of-
ferlns you DO a. now.
SPARKS q DYE
Iaso Second Ava
Ground Floor. Open Evenings
Phens Elliott soik
=.
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500 DOWN

A brand new Oakland S-ps-senxer
only costs. ti.s=t. md irs tbs
factory Kuarantscf Only tT0o. and
terms Of ~ montha Price guar
snteed until May. 1871
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Watch GRAND Fork.
Grow
FOR SALE

1.5oo. 0o-Lease of . Is bed roomine
house and most Of the fur
niture. Doing . good bust
ness. -.
ment with 4 lots. near The
Roundhouse. ) 49,
: 2.500.0o-One 7-room house and one
n 3 room house on North Fifth
st.; city water aud electric
5 2.aoo.oo-s room house with cellar
and barn and city water on
8 $4,000 room, all modern bunga-
low on Cottonwood st.
8 5.600.O0-6 rooms and bath. with full
a basement all modern house
on International ave.
) b.000.0O-9 room house. all modern,
close in on n. It'll ct.
: $500. 00-9 room, all modern house.
65 with hardwoodx floors thru
out, full basement, rs foot
lot wi Nth arasa close IN on
s 1900. oo-New. all modem house, all
hardwood foors, full base
ment in RiveFSide Park.
$11t000.00-New, all modern house. on
Vernon ave, 4Afooms. \,
S15,0o0.eo-Good. all modern house.
hardwood floors throughout,
full basement. good garage.
. soo oo- On ,d Reeve: ~ 49, 4. ~,
gas n cellar:59son 1nterna-
s tional ve., would cost 5000
to build the building.
00.00-Small house and barn for
sale, both Y have to be
moved. 81 fFS
For Sale Or Trads esr Land.
inside property renting ~ ssoo.eo psr
month, which I will seilsoF trade Tor
land.
w. II. KELSEY
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SPORT JABS

II Jack Quinn had not decided to
runaway from the coal mines base
ball might have lost one Of its great
est artists. One day Jack decided
that driving mules vas no occupation
for a lad in the summer time. and he
Jared forth to see the world. After
a trip on a flatcar he arrived at a
neighboring town and discovered some
lads at play. Aftera while a ball
fell near Quinn and he cutloose a
great throw to the plate. At one he
was invited to join the team. and he
made good from the start. H%ejoined
thetown team and became its pitcher.
which. has driving any mules beaten
to death. o..
Ole Anderson stands out az the lead
ing chopping block in the heavy
weight class right now. Whether Ole
Is aware of the fact or not his manag
erhasbeen a little, bit too ambitious
or greedy for his end of the coin. For
inside, a single week Anderson was
battered to a pulp twice. First Bill
Brennan, M Of the toughest eggs in
the heavyweight ranks, beat Ander-
down and then put him to sleep
in an open air battle staged to swell
the Olympic games fund being raised
by athletic clubs about the country.
A few nights later Anderson, still
showing a bruised face and feeling
sore In the joints. tackled Gene Tun-
ney. n of the best of the young
class of Dempsey's rivals Tunney
dropped Anderson in the third round
after giving him an unferciful beat
ing.
Anderson may be making money
but he'll wind up like Bat Nelson
if he steps in as fall guy in a few
more bouts in rapid succession.
Z An old colored man vas burning
dead grass when a wise guy stopped
and said: You're foolish o do that,
Uncle Eb; it will make the meadow
as black as o are"
"Don't~worry bout dat, sah," re-
sponded Uncle .Eb. Dat grass will
grow out an be as green as you is"
His father had taken him out to.
the golf course. That evening he
seemed to be ill at cas-
willie" said his mother, what is
the matter with you? I wish you'd
stop scratching yourself"
Il dOn't n what's the matter.
but I guess 1 must have got some Of
those golf bugs on me- was willie's.
reply.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
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H1leIR-AGEslqI8

want live young men OF wide acquaint-
L ence IN every county In the north half
oS1s \ state, also northwestern Mimi,
TO- III. ID: Easy seller: big profta;
prompt ~deliveffess no investment re-
CURED. Highly reputable local back
a 2 References reQuired..sssWrite, j. r.
AGENT-To MAKE Up CAR .oF
North, Dakota State ~Penitentiary twine
7 In club order amongst the farm
sefss Aett quickly. Box 1S1. Grand
Forks,sA sD,;ssf sS {
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HOUSES AND CITY FRoFHRTY ToN
e411. We also have cash buyers on
hard. z. q. McGe& Land Co. 3tl VIA.
alUUda3ldR. Phone EoS. H
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FOR 8ALE1GOoD 7-RooM HOUSE
large 1At, North end. Price $500,
eASSuaS.-C hAsdian money for part.
AAdsess. p q. Box No. ass. city.
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HOU6E9-ALA 8IzN0 AND D0QCRyE.
S$aaes q l~rsasonAbls prices. Ihs5sA
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e8N0EHNe FOR SAGE AT a REASON-
able price. 1o1i-to1E N. 9Th st. b0xtA0,
HElfsTTFCHlN0

HOu6k8 AND CTTYs PROPERTY Eo1
Zsale-On.eaay .termS. Phone 3kk9.J.
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HEMsTITcHING AND PLDArINa
dome. Mrs. Maude Becker. III So. 3rd.
SOXNEi City Barber Shop Phone E2060-J.
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Hm.r-MA11E

MORNING CARRIERS WANTED TO
aser. Grand Forks Herald.
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FOR SALE ONE REGISTERED
Angus bull. q ~coqpette OF se~rvtceable
age Sire. Wallace Of Ash Lawn.
Price to SELL, write or call John Dona-
hue, Marvel. N. d.
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WANTED-A. FEW FIRST CLA9f
painters? Call n. Calnpbell.s 1mperia.
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JOHN C.FBoE Co, REAL NsTATDE
siSs Homespf Homes Since 1905.
No Trouble About Titles
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AN ALL AROUND BLACKSMITH
TAINTED at once. q. Ganstod. .Hallock.
Minnsa % I n
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LOST AND FOUND

FOR ,SALE-FREsH MICH COWS
:.Jamas Earl. Phone 46.F.30. s.5 q 4.
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KoDAx mrnuIN0
LIVE STOCK

, Send your hlms for Developing. printing
to Hol9g Studio. Grand Forks. Nd.
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GOOD ELEVATOR AND WAREHOUSE
for sale. Nearly new. Excellent 10
cation: cheap. l.. B. 49,. Sharon,
N. ID. - ~,
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across. Used one season; also bfass
light shades. Phone 1893. Ill Hill
81 WI \. ..-. ~ - 49,.
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GIANT RABBITS ALL
ages. Prise winning stock. Write for
prices. Box 1873. Bottineau. N. d.
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:. .REG1sTERED HEREFORD BuLIl
- months old. John Kenmirs, Elmer
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LEARN TIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
plan. Ne@s SYSTEM II, N. 9TH e.
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SHOE REPAIRING DONE BY us rs
the finest. Send your shoes to us.
Parcel post paid one way. Rand Bros.
Shoe Co., Repair Dept.
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GOOD NEAT GIRL wANrED-oN
farm for s months. 5$4S per month.
Electric conveniences. Mrs. Herman
Weiss, Crystal, N. d. &:5.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-A SECONDHAND LATHE
az good as new will all equipment for
same Brosnahan q Olson Co, Graf.
ton. N. q. =
New-York tribune., 1920-04-04

The collection Of about seven hum
dred pieces OF ancient Chinese art be-
longing TO Mr.. Edward G. Getz. which
is TO be sold al the Anderson Galleries
on four afternoons this week, begin
ming Wednesday, is miscellaneous in
character, with an unusual number OF
fine things scattered through the mass.
There are some superb single color
glazes IN the cases, glorious black. and
greens. The blue and white is also
fine, and so is the group of celadon
objects. But the strength of the col
lection lies in the detached exhibit
here and there, such as the bit of old
gray crackle No. 81, which meets US
on tire threshold. Not only among the
resplendent star" porcelains. but
among The minor examples. there are
rhings Of fine quality. At the same
place there VIII be sold on Thursday
and Friday evenings two handsome
Flemish tapestries belonging TO Mr.
c. T. Dieterich and number of old
and modern pictures from his collec-
ton. The paintings in the modern
wing, often Of a popular anecdotic
character, do not make very impos-
ing array. The earlier pictures IN
clude some interesting school pieces.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-04
" hat the 'ainter-Cravers
Are Doing for Etching
By Royal Cortlssoz

The Az season VII reach It's climax
th.s year, as i has so often done be-
fore. a. the Metropolitan Museum.
The dftleth anniversary Of the founda-
,ioa c. that institution Will be marked
in few weeks by sn exhibition prom
;sire % be of unique Importance, since
e WI bring forward loans OF the most
distinguished character IN every de-
par.meae. The progress OF the various
denarVmen,s Will be demonstrated. too.
hv special display OF their perma-
uert possessions. Meanwhile, in the
present eliminating month Of the sea-
son yhere is no limit to the activity in
local galleries. The one-man show is
everywhere IN evidence. Over at the
Brooklyn Museum the Spring Academ
Will have is opening reception next
Tuesday. The auction sales here in
New York are Just now incessant. At
tie end OF the month the scene OF
principal interest Will be shifted to
Pittsburgh. where the Carnegie Insti-
tu-e viii resume It's series Of interna-
tional shows, but even into May ex-
t;b:tions will continue in New York.