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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-13
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale.

FOR SALE. U. s. Army rofIi.sratoT.j
limited number OF U. =. Army =
refriSerators. ~ inches high. tSi' 10
WIDE: ~ Inches deep: doors. setrixerH
meat hooks. Ice coripa.tnlen. AT 10
lnchcs long. - inches high. Is lncnes
only slightly used. For markets. grosI
S n institutions senoo,s; hotels. G.
Army {. V. lin and Mace Retrixcsa
20 inches hiEh. 81 inches wide. ~ in !
deep. ) doors: ice compartment ceit
inside measurement. " inche, hiHhI
inches wide. = inches deep!, shelves
e. V. Hili, refrigerator. 80 inch"s
Is Inches high. 30 Inches deep: a.
icr compartment. N inches high. "a iinsI
hooks SPECIAL; si:.so. U. s
condition, for homes. institutions'
taorants. boa rding houses. etc yS;.5eI
3 Ariny Richardson and Boynton rad
high. with ono hole with three DE-
fun water back: $3.50. U. S. NrmyI
jestic ranges. eye. hlxh shelf, 81 jnJ
long: 81 INCHES vide, y inches high.
vide; 81 inches hiEh: water back. Sud
Tor family use. etc: &S1.0. u s. N
tennessee ranges. built for hotels.
'sututlons. lumber camps. cafes. etc.
Fire box In center; oven on each Z
size. Il Inches wide. Ii inches hi1h|
inches deep. holes over each oven: h
hole over fire box: fun water back. h
sen Sen service; but IN good conditions:
big saving in freight Wire order. lin
number each loft. All in good conaiil
Write for catalogue. Bradley HoI
sW1Tehouso Co. Dept. n. r. Greens
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnn,cd-NIalc

WANTED. man or hoy as assistant prcsscr
}. II. brown. 1870 East Broad.
"ASTED-ElectHc wcldcrs: men with
general experience for work on boiler
work and miscellaneous loComotiy.
parts. Apply al Employment once
American Locomotive Company. Seventh
and Hospital Streets. Richruund. Va.
WANTED. AUTOMOBILE. mechanic: sl5O a
month Address * las, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED, an experienced grocery clerk
and meat cutter: good salary. Refer
cnccs required. Apply r.. e. oil &; son
700 North Twenty hrst street
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CARPENTERS. AND PAINTERS:
ALSO APPRENTICES AND LABoRERs.
MECHANIC. VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND
POWER COMPANY'S SHOPS. DAVIS
AVENUE AND CARY STREET.
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STOCK SALESMAN.
RUBBER STOCK
WANTED.
APPLY 10 r. c. SL.AYTER.
l0ti HOTEL RICHMOND

TAILORING AGENTS-seN mems special
order suits. overcoatS: best values. Low
experience. Write for fall winter sample
ine. Leeds Wooden Mills. 30 S. Franklin.
THE SIMPLE y SHOWER BATH CO..
Mansfield. Ohio. want agents TO sell only
shower bath in the world that cannot wet
the hair in taking bath. We c.aran-
tee the shower bath 10 De made OF finest
quality rubber and workmanship. Sold
on sight Agents coming money. Write
row
WE START YOU in business furnishing
rcvsrythinE: men and women. opportunity
Ing our New system Specially Candy
Factories:" home. anywhere. booklet free
RaEsdale Co. Box :. East Orange. y. ].
WIRELESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. agents
New invention. Great summer seller;
two-year guarantee. SEQ an hour easy
No delivering. No capital. Send Parker
MIX Co. $3.50 Vine ST.. Dayton. Ohio.
500 monthly scll!ag new patented fuel
vaportzer guaranteed to save up to SOC
gasoline: 10 miles per gallon made with
Ford. Sold on money back guarantee. One
sample free. Stransky NaporiZer Co.. 400
Pukwana. s. u.
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WANTED
PNEUMATIC TIRE
SALESMAN

A live wire, one who
has produced pneu-
matte tire business. If
you have many years
tire-selling experience
appointing dealers, re-
side in Richmond, and
are acquainted with
the dealers in the east
ern half Of Virginia,
you can connect with
the Brunswick Bake
Collender Co.
Call personally on
G. E.. Vansant, Rich
mond Hotel, Richmond,
Va, Monday, June
18th, and Tues day,
June 18th, 10 to IL A.
NJ, 2 to 4 P. M, and 6
to 10 P. M.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WantcI-Fcmalo

IoIP WHHtC1-FcnuTO IL
SoLORED GlRLS--Wanted six colored
SmNs; permanent work. good pay and
oJimus 70 steady workers: beginners paid
wnhs lcarninE. Como ready for work
SSuonHaS At n. NJ. American Glass
EARN &2s weekly. spare time. writing
ioF newspapers. magazines; experience
unneccMary; dctailB free. Press Syndi-
cnte. los 81. Louis. Mo.
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Situations acknowledgements 80

REFINED. settled woman desires posi-
ton in home where there are no
children. willing TO help In the general
home work. X l46. caro- Times Dis
YOUNG LADY stenoGrapher. with several
years successful experience In CONNER
cial and professional work. desires posi-
ton: executive ability. willing worker:
excellent credentials: salary moderate to
prove worth. Address X l:3. care Times
Dispatch.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

business Opportunities IS
AUTOMOBILE tire accessory husiness
for sale: Wholesale and retail: started
with small capital have Increased to
1913 per cent to this present time: located
on a prominent street In Richmond Va !;
good reasons for selling. See J. Howa ri
Leonard. with George -. Williams, 9l2
f. Main. Madison 1854.
CAPITAI---l specialize in financing meri-
torious business enterprises by selling
stocks or first mortgage bonds: strictly
commission basis; mall fun particular
In frst letter. John Tricr. 1879 Eddy
Street, Chicago,
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FINANCIAL
business OPPORTUNITIES

=
CLEANING and pressing e.,abllshmsnt
for sale: fully equipped and doinS IA
good business. GJud .SISoEs for sell
ing. Address Is i2i. care Tunes-Dis-
CONFECTIONERY and cigar stand at sac
fihcc. Act quick. Call Lexington liotcl.
CONFECTIONERY business for sale:
doing good business. Reason for selling.
other business. ii3. care Times Dis
patch
cOSFECrIuEERY. etc. Corner stand.
with seven !!.inS-roOmg. fountain nS-
lures, etc. My health is good. but have
more business In another line and I'M
axle To give my personal attention to thus.
Apply - Hun Street or Godsey. IL
East Tw"!fth street.
coNfEcTiON t1isr--wni sell cheap TO
QUICK cash buyer, on account OF bad
health; can Randolph 2ol7-J. OF 2TiI
last Main.
ELECTRICAL ESS-wni sell pay
Ing electrical supply and contract nus
mess: rare opportunity for electrician with
$4,000. Address Box 4it. Fayetteville.
FOR SALE-raiacc Restaurant. 10. Eas
Main street. ch-aD rent. long lease: good
condition. good business guaranteed.
FOR SALE. wcll-ests biishcd cleaning
and pressing business. centrally To-
Gated: doing good business. Other
business keeps out of town and
cannot attend to IT. Must SELL n 49,
care Ttmes- D!svatch.
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WANTbD--Threo steady men for yard
work; good pay and work the year
round. Apply Monday. at Z A. NJ,
american Am, Glass Works. Seventeenth and
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Do YOU WANT
- BIGGER JOB?

BIGGER JOB?
IL you are ambitious. you d.. II you
you are ambitious and Determined. we
can help you to that bigger Job just as
We have helped thousands OF Others.
Aecountaney is the highest paid pro.
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national Accountants. soc,ety has trained
As. than has any school or university.
resident or extension.
;, we can train you to be a c. p. A.. and
We guarantee that you Will pass-if not.
wo will coach you until you do pass. with
out extra cost.
There can be no doubt OF your success
and deterWincd. And you can train for
that remunerative ncId in a few months
at Il trifi!ng cost
Do you want a bigger Job? are you
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&c, a copy OF. our book on How to Learn
Aecountanoy;" which Will cost you alb
so!ute!y nothing
Gail. or write for IT today. I; is yours
for the asking. Our Office is open until
p. II.
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS
SOCIETY. INC.
400 Lyric Bldg Ninth and Broad SITS
e. o'KEEFFE. Dis,ric, Manager.
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I HAVE capital to Invest with services
Am capable OF handling the sales end
Of an active business. li3. care Times
Dispatch.
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EMPLOYMENT
7--7-7@7--@-----7---7--
IIeIp Wnntcd-I.c,nnlo

WOMAN to cook arl clean In apartment;
thrce In family. room lot; good
WAGES Iiclcphone boulevard lsil-J.
99NES-ltnndrcds women. over II. want:
ca: U. y. government positions: 5I2J
month. List positions free Frankiin In
sltntc. Dept. 80 +. Rochester. n. T.
WRITE pHoTOPLAYS- ,25- 1900 paid any
ono for suitable Ideas: experience un-
necessary: complete outline free. Pro-
ducers League. 6i2 st. Louis
over 10 years o: age: light work: good
Spndliionn and pay. EiEht-hour day. a.
YOUNG LADIES--wanted. young ladies'
and girls over ls years Of age. with or
without experience In several de-
Apply 70 The Randolph Paper Box Com
pany. l507-l3IJ Ross street
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SALESLADlES to cnlt automobile
owner with money saving proposition. |
Liberal commission. Apply 6!2 East Main.
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WANTED

We have. vacancy in our or
ganization for an energetic and
ambitious Young man with office
anu accounting experience as
travelling representative. Phone
Tor nppointmcnt Mr.. Sullivan,
bennington Typewriter Co.
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WANTED. Icy young man, posltion an
shipping clerk and light bookkeoping:
care Times Dispatch
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EXPERIENCED paper logger wanted;
steady work. Apply Mitchell & Hotch-
kiss.
FARMER-Wanted. Immediately. re-
liable. active farmer. married.. to assist
me with my farm work. Good monthly
wages and yearly bonus: comfortable
modern house. etc. Good reference re-
FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN-t2o0-3 $3.50. ex-
perienee unnecessary. Write L 79s.
care Times Dispatch.
HARRlNGTON got moro pay in two
weeks. He secured the secret OF sue
cess from Americas greatest vocational
Instructor. You can have 10 free. Write
Snccess. Power. 1920 Chestnut ST.. Phiiadcl-
pha. Pa.
HOTEL CLERY-Wanted. a summer hotel
clerk Address proprietor. Crockett
INvENToRS-Wsite for free illustrated
blank, Send model or sket:h and de-
nstcre free. Hiahest refercnces. prompt
attention; reasonable terms. Victor j.
Evans &c Co.. s37 Ninth. Washington,
L.
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Money to LOnn

LOAN on your farm or suburban ren
estate Is what you need. Geo. T. Cruw
ford Co. s32 Main Street
INDUSTRIAL LOANS TO
HOUSEkEEPERS
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Articles for Sale. 81
Army TENTS COTS ,RLAMKETs.- UNI
MESSTF MSsi uhEprIiEs sV1MSPLIS GOVERN IiS
ARMY AND NAVY sUpPLY coMFANY.
40 4R9ok hMENuE. III N. SEVEN.
BALL. CHEWING GUM-For sale. highest
GualitS, Is cents 100 balls: {37 for 10 0O0
nnlis; Ihe Amsrican Mint Products Co.
BOOKS bought. sold and EXCHANGED. Rich.
m0nd look Co. 2lh North Fifth
Will take $3.50. X is. care Times. Bis.
IlEMSTITCHING and picoting attach
mrht.. works on any sewing machine.
rrice, $3.50. with full Instructions Satis-
FACTION guaranteed: Gem Novelty Co,
BoS 1881. CORPUS Christi, Texas.
KID GLOVE MISUNDERSTANDING new
for cleaning gloves. colored shoes straw
mats: sent upon receipt OF soc. Smith
BOX 667. Nashville. Tenn.
THE BEST AID In this column Is the al
that tells all tho facts about tho pro.
position
THE Quick way to get what You want 10
TO read and uso Times.Dispatch Want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
LOCAL COMPOSERS
TO GIVE CONCERT

Tho Seattle Society Of Composers
will give a concert at the Fine Arts
hall. isis Fourth ave. Friday eve
ming,
The program. which follows. Ia On.
tirely Of recent works by members
% tho society.
'ssnsis.- sioiia and piano ...........
Claude Madden. violin
orsiils nsllstad. plane
,.) wedding p.ns-
tsj 'ISosethY"
Aasllas Garcia Appls,es
fe) Hindu LEW song
M. yrsasySsk wieferrvtht
rhs composer ct the plane
%, Air De Ballet
thj Forrest rsn,syf'
Dalsy iced unarssh
The composer 81 the plane
s,riss aasfsst. The Biisd oiri" fsftss
Tsgsrsl
NJ cisaa. MAIDEN sss M. Rrn.sss
claodie. vteiins. Mr.. y. Heller Col
iens. viola. Mr.. George kireh-
nsr. vioionosiss
vtsieseeiie and piano
tsb The Canal Driver
Aasiins Garcia Avpisses
~ ''Msissis-
Mr. George xirehssr, vseiapesi,s
hiss Anna Grant Dali. psane
81 .Ts. n.,r.,h.r.
teD ''ous Nor Hour with rhss"
Daisy wood Hiidr~sh
Mrs. Margaret Moss Hsrnion. soprano
The eenposss AZ ths plane
ssrinE apsr,st--
tab "Socsurbe- .......... c1auds Madden
co. '-sehsrso cspsies"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

CHICAGO. March 1.-womcn
won't know whistler they are going
or have BEEN there when they set
into their new spring skirts this
year.
spsinE skirt styles are going 20 be
free for-ell. catrhAseateh-c.n. with
the field vide open. Mliady can get
IN them from the top or bottom and
wear the front In hack. and ssiii be-
s,yiish.
That's what Lee Fiorshsim. skirt
maker De luxe. said today.
There's going TO be no handicap
AZ the sszr,-homespuns. silks and
percai~~ all are fAvorisss. Home
spuns--the same kind our forsfaih.
Mrs.. George q Dearborn. lei Ward
at. at o'clock.
Coterie CsuA
Coteris club executive board meet.
ing at O'Clock with Mrs Thomas
irving. t7<s isth ave. ~. Y.
E.Astegw Star Social Cub
Eastern star Social club. with Mrs.
A. n. Eckhart. i7ss 2sth ave. ~. at
o'clock. GARD ave. car TO BoyerJ
ssreais Cuh
sorosis club. art department., at
Federation club. house at : o'clock
Titan day.
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Soldiers Wife
Wins Praise


For her many unseifirh and
gratuitoua nets OF kindness To serv'
leo men during and after the war,
Mrs. othilia @. q. Bcaicn. former
justice OF N. peace. and wife OF
Lieut.. Col. Walter u. Beals. received
Wednesday the heartfelt thanks Of
Col. Theodpre Roosevelt, post. No. "a.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
In resolutions forwarded To her
expressing the heartfelt thanks Of
members Of the post. It Is act forth
that Justice Beais gave much of
her energy 10 assisting the Red
Cross, tho Liberty Loans and 10 AID.
ing individual soldlerH In many ways.
such aH officiating Mt their mar
riagcs without charge.
ON the return OF her husband. IL II
pointed out. she resigned her official
position. insisting that her successor
be an en- service man. with the result
that J. william iIoar. an overseas
veteran, was elected
'-rhc post takes great pleasure In
commanding that spirit aH being
worthy OF the wife OF a soldier. the
sister Of soldiers and the daughter Of
veteran Of the civil war" say the
resolutions.
Resolutions were also passed and
forwarded 90 David J. Williams. col.
isotor Of internal revenue, thanking
hun for appointing erseryice men
10 positions created under the ma.
tionai prohibition law.
Tho post endorsed proposals To
erect nonumcn, 10 civil war vet.
Grams In the old Ye~ler triangle nj
Third ave. and Y-sior way.
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Confessions faBride|
\CoPrgh 1890 bq The Nuepa PER Enterprise As,ociation
FATE OF THE lone TURNS OUR CONVERSE
TON UPON SPIRITUALISM
NuspaperE rivrpri~, A,,ociatiorD

the decade. II has invaded the uni.
versities and set some OF the best
psychologists Of the coustry TO fight
Ing the scicntistEr'
IAN types Of minds are interested.
I grant you. said Hob. THE original
American version Of spirituaii.m af'
fected only tn. crrdulouH. II wan be.
gun by Fox sisters about ists. They
lived on a farm IN New York. They
claimed to ret messages from the
dead. but later In life confessed that
they were playing a prank Never
thelesn, what they started swept
over the country as 'apiri,uaiinm' and
was taken up by educated people. T"
THE present revival IL obviously
due 90 the war" put In apcpce. II
heard a hundred mysterious and un.
esplainable incidents over there ;
Friends Of soldiers who persisted de
msnd comsort--and everybody Graves
mental excitement. and certainly
nothing can be more comforting nor
more exciting than so-cali~d proofs
that the dead can communicate with
the living"
"kii opponents claim that the
mediums use simple ~onjurcr's tricks
which any detective ought 10 catch
on Go and reveal" said Jim. .
what abou, my vision Of two
figures on n beach at midnight En-
plain that n you can" ] put the case
To anybody i'm the company who
osfed 60 answer,
"A hailucination. Mrs. Lorimer--
and a coincid.nce. I say. even tho j
was benefited By your haliuoinauon.
said spence.
Merely remarkable eoind'
dene-f" I asked.
spence nodded and went on.
Don't YOU recall what Bacon said
about dr~ams7 Men rnarke what
they hi,. but never marke wha, they
miss
I'm other words. Jane made up
her pictures and then believed In
them And u waH Just n chance
,hey--sha and Truvrrs-picked up
you two rsrays" bob explained.
The capacity Of the human mind
for being fooled is only .Guaied by
It's ahgn,y 10 fool itself" said Jim.
''oid rairao tells how nc fooled him
self. He poisoned one ~ the char
ae,ers In q book. then threw down
his pen and went 90 dinner. The
taste 81 arsenic was 30 strong In Ills
mouth that ~ made him awfuiiy eek
actually s-arickr'
rrs ~ Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Pyle. Of ST.
Paul. formerly of Seattle. viii arrive
In tho city Thursday evening and
will b. guests at the Hotel P.nninE.
ton.
Miss Mary Louise Rochester, who
has been In Portland a. tho guest
Of Mrs. A. s Kerry. will return to
day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. c. Bsaton are In
Auburn. Cal. en- route TO Santa
barbara. TO spend . month before
returning TO New York.
Miss Gertrude Horton rssurnsd
last week from Chicago. where she
has spent the past sta months. Mr..
Kenneth Horton has returned from
Annapolis Preparatory school.
Mrs. r. W. Jennings left this
morning for Alaska. to Join Judge
Jennings.
Miss cordelIa Jennings viii spend
short time with Mrs. l.. II. s,ed.
man. at the Highiands. before going
North.
Friends Of Mrs. Harold Preston.
who has been seriously III Mt the
Seattle General hospital for n month.
will be glad 10 know Of her recovery
and removal to her home.
Mrs. y. NJ Carr. who resides n;
the Hotel Lincoln. viii visit relatives
I'm San Diego another month before
returning to her home.
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Class ia Italian

The University Of Washington Of.
f,r- the following class In italian
at the University Extension pivi.
sion. 1914 Henry building.
The FIRST meeting of the begin.
ners' class In Italian for vooaiists
viii be held tn the assembly room
"Wednesday afternoon. March ]. a,
4 O'Clock. Registration is stili open
and those who are interested may
come to ting first meeting and find
out the details In regard TO the
work While the course will be
valuable for musicians. no knowl
edge Of music IL necessary. and II
will be equally valuable for those
who wish 10 learn TO speak the
language. Professor Emilio Goggio.
native % Italy. VIII have charge
% the instruction Of the class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
SHE DYES HER OLD
GARMENTS LIKE NEW
Diamond Dyes" Make Faded.
Shabby Apparel so Fresh
and Stylish

Don worry about perfect results.
Use Diamond Dyes" guaranteed 20
give n new. rich. fadciess color to
any fabric. whether II be wool. silk.
linen. cotton OF mixed goods
dresses. bIouses. stockings. skirts.
chiidren's coats. feathers, drapcries.
coverings.
The Direction Book with each
package tells 50 plainly how 20 dia.
mond dye over any color that you
cannot make 4 mistake.
To match any material. have drug.
gist show you Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03

"Spiritlsm--or spirituaiism--is as
old ~ man" said bob. who has nil
kinds OF information at the tip Of
his tongue. why. eighteen hundred
years ago an ancient nstirist
described a seance Of that time. IL
WAS held In a dimiy lighted chamber.
and the crowd got all worked up
and fiuttery' Hut spiritism was In
vented long before his day-iong be-
fore men wrote books. n belongs
10 q dateieAs past and In still the
belief OF tho prtmitiveminded."
I looked quickly at chrys and
hoped that her feelings had not been
hurt by boe'a speech. Chrys has be
licved for years in things occult.
Hob knew ali, about her fondnecs for
her ouila board and ! knew that he
vac scizing his chance to make fun
OF her even at tho risk OF offending
her because he ~ her twin. Bob
often darev to joke about his sisters
pet opinions,
Chrys merely smileA In her best
enlgmatlcal Mona Liaa effect and
listened calmly while Bob went on,
cuss superstition. IL isn't for ur 10
agree with dads valet that the
lone was doomed beca use dad put
his shoes on q shelf HUI We must
realize that ut % idiotic super.
ntisions are bound To become popu.
Tar as one result Of tho revival Of
spIrstuaiism."
And it's a pity because the b~'ief
In good luck or bad luck. and IN
omens and charms. has nothing
whatever TO do with the belief ths,
the dead can come back aNi talk
with the living" asserted chrys.
Certainty not" agreed Dr.
spence. but it's human nature 20
seize on all unrsplainable events and
aftribu,e than Ia ghosts"
80 unnecessary because there are
enough kinds Of fool dciusion~ to suit
all corners" remarked Jim Jr
There's clalrvoyane- and mcsm~r.
ism. and trance state. and crystal
raxsnr. TO nay nothing Of the ways
Of communication like table rapping
and slate writing and vttation--and
and then some
To say nothing 81 the ouita board
--h-y--chrysr remarked Bob In his
teasing tone.
Make game OF u all you want 10.
the belief IL running acrpss the coun.
try ~ fast AZ ever the fiu did It's
the popular inteiisctuai diversion Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-03
"Sunburst" and Homespun Skirts
Will Be Popular During Spring

ers wore. and IN all oolors. shades
Ard varf~sies-wfii come high. The
price IL around as and sac a skirt
a, ~ q yard. Skirt makers hero TO.
por, a scarcity Of horncspuns. but
promise 10 make up for u In spicy
coiors.
Two inches win he clipped off the
bottom this year. making them ten
inches from tho kround and tickling
the shoe tops
'sunburss' styles Are expected 20
so strong. ''Sunburst" skirts viii
shine IN every color. with an angle
arrangement 20 bring zach shade GU,
In y glare.