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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
Lace Curtains Cost Less Here

Good quality Scrim Curtains with valance, trim
med with pretty Lace edgng. per window, 225
regularly 3.25
Fine quality Wolfe Curtains with valance, trimmed
with Linen Lace edging per window, 3.25
regularly 4.50
Fet Net Curtains, dainty, artistic designs-aso
plain centers with borders; all have lace edges
regularly 600 and $50, pair, 4.95
Fine Bobbinet Curtains with dainty lace edges
regularly 9.75 and HOO, pair, IT'S
Point de Marine Lace Curtains, mounted fine
Bobbinet, this seasons designs. pair, 8.75
regularly 11.50
Window Panels of Imported Laces and Madeira
embroidery, mounted fine Scrms and Marquisettes
regularly 1880 and 21.00, each, 1880
-s--~~ Curtain Fabrics
Individual designs and fabrics to meet the require
Irents Of all modern windows in the town country
home
Attractive Nets, finely yet firmly yard, 48c
regularly 75c
Plain Scrims and Marquisettes, superior quality.
regularly 85c, yard, 55c
Fancy bordered Marquisettes, exceptional value.
regularly CSC. yard, Csc
Scotch Fet Nets in beautiful Period designs.
regularly 15O yard, 100
Swiss Voiles, embroidered floral and other de-
signs, 45 inches wide. regularly 275, yard, 1.5O
Drapery Madras and Sunfast Fabrics, SO inches
vide plain and fgured--all colors. yard, 2.25
''@'' regularly 1925
(Fitth Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-18
Marked Reductions on
Sterling and Plated Ware

Of The many items offered in this Sale there is not
one that the most fastdous hostess would not be proud
to own-marked at prices she would be glad to pay.
Reproductions of Sheffield Plate
Cracker and Cheese Dishes. regularly 1850, $50
!, Bread Trays with artistic open-work edge .... 375
regularly 600
Salad Fruit Bowls with plain, thread or OPEN
work edge. regularly 1850, $50
Fruit Flower Baskets. =. regularly 1850 $50
Chop Dishes regularly 1850 & 80
Sandwich or Cake Plates. regularly $780, SIS
Sterling Silver Ware
Two-piecc Carving Sets in three different patterns
regularly $780, CTS
Sterling Silver and Glass Vases regularly $780, SIS
Picture Frames in plain thread pattern ....... 625
regularly 900
Pie or Cake Knives regularly $780, FPS
Cheese Knives, plain fancy patterns ...... so
regularly ESQ
Marmalade Jars of Cut Glass with Sterling Silver
top and spoon. regularly $685. 375
(1fan Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Charters

aAtereburg Newspaper corporation.
5Axevsburs. Va. Maximum $4,000;
4 Maximum. 5000, Walter EdwaF u
EarrsS. president Petersburg, Va
! nfrna +. Harrls. secretary, Peters
7 M, Va, and Leigh n. Williams.
E3Dcsso.k, va. To carry On the bust
e2ul~eH OF printing binding and puonSh
IxRx and publish a newspaper in the
#p1ty III Petersburg.
6~s MID CITY Realty Corporation Nor
's4~.k. va Maximum, $4,000: min
n mum. sso.ae0. Charles $. Ayde'otte'
pfessaeui. Clair F.. Crawl ford seere-.
E|4sry; J. II. Smith and Cora +, PAX
~ all or Norfolk. Va, General real
eesssate business
20 punnaore Corporation. Norfolk, Va.
NSx.muns. s50.eoo. minimum $4,000.
Nr II. white. president J A Moore.
xtoretsry ard Jas r. Denny. All ot
Ncr.olk, Va General real estate
Ausiness
Envs & nre4tstein incorporated.
R,ehmond. Va Maximum. &5o,ee2
/ mihtpurn, $4,000 Charles Bre't-
stein. president George " tpPf1 IT
Nucfetary ard John 4 Cutchinss an
q Richmond. Va. To des' la eio'h-
frg and mems Furnishings
Tr.niti Copper Corporation. i. i'sa
nuono Va Maximum, S5,o00geo.
1.s,irnu,n. ST.. Thomas GAY. pres
atsnt Writ T. Marks Jr secretary
and b. A Saunders, H. all OF
nlchrond. Va To mine manufac-
rass and prepare minerals and ores
for market
Amendment to charter Of Southern
1 S1e-aKe warehouse company, incor-
nofeted, Norfolk Va 4. w Nor
fsss. pregid.nt ard H. II. Mor~lss.
sccfstsry increasing lis capital
senrk. from 81 4A4 ~ tan 11A
80 Amendment Ia charter II Tidewater
Crude Oil company. incorporates
Nprsotk. Va. r e TsenAdics, efe4i.
fafy Increasing Is capital stock
frpna s,te.5eQ 70 stss,aso
m en- dn.en, 70 charter Of Harrison
bagv r9r*eeiy company Inco, porated.
Harrison Surg. VA rhos T. .}eery.
president and &. ) Harpino, secre-
tar Increasing its capital stock
fsc-, SIS. 0co &c s2o2 600
store pana, u n('aheysyiile Va.
May!mg.a s3J.atg maximum, $4,000
w L. Maur}. urt s.tent. e.. A. Cren
Aisaw, snerotaEt g. r. uolsinser.
yna. r. Dunno r. Z Armcntraut.
a.. L.. Cuaeg. ! l. Hopk4ns. T. i. e.
re-. al os Mcosaheysville. Va, and
II. NJ Burke from Laird. Va aud
w T. T. Weaver. Island Ford. IA.
tsseaerai hank it1E business,
- s-nehburg Air Seteice corporation
tx. cshtrg IA. Maximum. .25. 800;
E.pssri scGn. 3 0,9Ge. l., A. Mye.A, III e.s-
4asr1s VIZ T Macleod. secretary;
AHriaa W Graves, J. I Men, Zee and
|T e, waugh an ~ Lyncnburg Va.
To conduct All aeroplane repair shop,
TO gi*n exhibition flights. 10 carry pas
sen*ers and 90 manufacture and gen
sfA.i. deal II aeropla mes, hydro
pianrr and accessories.
Eras's inco.pora trG, Richmond, Ia,
Maximum. s2s. 0oo minimum. So
600 Edward Gray, preside. T. Al
/ bert Askin. facrotAry and Max Askin,
sil a. Eieilu md, Va Jew slry bust
f1esa
Nisssnia & III Airy Railway com
pany Alexnudria. Va. Maximum
Z @ae.oaa. ntsrtntun4. 10000 fsastes
4 Var. frsss lent. william l. Brown
snH. secretary; Mordocni T Fndieott
h john ". Childress, Johnson T. Hearn
MI Of Washington, u. G., Carter l.
Focthe ard Richard r.. Washington
beth ~ Alexandria IA tn con
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

and install mechanical equipment
used in the erection of buildings,
Amendment to charter of Univer-
sity Shop incorporated, University.
Va Albert &. A. Baiz. president and
T. l. Carruthers. secretary Increas-
ing It's maximum capital from s10,-
600 to $50 600 and its minimum cap
tal from $4,000 10 $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

struet a railroad IN Patrick county.
"a me not to exceed 20 miles
+ Frank Hutchison Company, tn
eorporated Kossyn va. Maximum
$50 coo, minimum. 81 600. r Frank
HUTCHINSON, president, Herndon, Va
Geo = France, secretary, Roesiyn,
Va and c. a Hofferberth Washing
ton, - 6. To mauufa ture, deal In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Twentieth Annual Statement
December 31st, 1919
Company Is Required to Hold Assets for

AS Cu W IIOtu f1SSCtS AOk
That amount which, with future net pre-
miuns the policies when invested at rates
Of interest stated below, assures the payment
of all outstanding policy obligations as they
become due in future years by death
render maturity Calculated by the Com
pany basis required by law, verified and
approved by the Commissioner of Insurance
of Virginia Amount required to inter
est at $50, $3,127.52; at 312qo, $4,524, 1888;
at 40, 1896 s64 average required
be learned, 1885,; rate actually earned in
1919, 5s2%.
Death claims awaiting proof. ...,....... 29,822 ST
Policyholders' dividends deposit and in
terest thereon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1922 90
Premiums and interest paid in advance and
accrued bills taxes etc................ 1878 Is
Teal fs1uirsd by law 1881 543o0
AA011b Voluntarily Sst Aside.
Contingency reserve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 21,o51 SO
For payment OF annual and deferred divi-
dends to end of dividend year. ........ 50 PSI SO
For payments in future years to deferred
dividend pocyholders ................ 1926 so
Total held reserve for payment to policy
holders or their benefciaries, $5,327, 032 40
In addition to the above amounts, the Com
pany holds surplus for the further protec
ton of pocyhoders, including capital
stock of $500 100000 Observation-Disclosures. 527,l57 o6
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S. S54 239 IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
icate of the American Audit Company

o he Audit
records OF NY,o Rrnndvr
al NJ n a items ue ramens been prIerya
r an OF securities b he Company.
in dt II the COMPANY close fl
~ Co Insurance of vngnia
slned
President Resident
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08
Assets Held to Meet These Requirements

Loans secured by first mortgages land
appraised at $7,423 1863 4...........,
With buildings thereon appraised at 3d., ID 100 $50 O5
950600Se, and insured for So 7S5,87247 (
Value of land plus fire insurance on
Loans secured by pledge of bonds, stock
other collateral ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3I,9UO w
Loans on policies for amounts not exceeding
in each case the the policy in
cluded as liability in legal reserve - 75S, 463 SO
Notes of policyhoders for extension of pre-
miuns in each not exceeding the re
serve the policy included liability
in legal reserve .................. 64,785 IL
@Bonds at their amortized value, that is, the
value based upon cost TO the Company and
the interest earning power at the time OF
purchase ..'................. 381,749 Sc
Real estate its market value purchased
for Home Office building site. 165,6s5 90
Cash in office and banks. of which $751;
455.79 is interest. Observation-Disclosures. 179.569 50
Interest and earned, but yet due,
investments named above .......-... T0,5o6 81
Premiums instruments thereof (due,
earned, but not due not exceeding in each
case the the policy included
a liability in legal reserve. ............. 9lS44 &c
Premiums reported United States War
Risk Insurance Bureau ................ S04 go
Total Assets Observation-Disclosures 1854 239 46
Bond a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Admitted assets Dec. 31st $745756 Is 1854 239 46
Assets Multiplied More Than Seven Tines in Ten Years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Total paid to poicyholders since organiza-
ton and now held to their credit S s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Invested IN mortgage loans. .........$ 4102 $50 05
Total Of land values and fire insurance on
buildings security for these loans $40 209,542 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Total income ....,... 1928, TIC 90 $2330239 81
Multiplied More Than Seven Times in Ten Years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-08

Insurance force Dec 3st So 92 46 90 $50 1877 $50 90
Insurance in Force Multiplied More Than Six Times in
Ten Years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
RAYMOND Man
KILLS OFFICER
Former Spruce Division Man
Shot Dead on Street

RAYMOND. Jan. 2i.-George c.
Tyler. OF Clovis. Cal. n second lieu
tenant In the spruce division Mt Ray
mond during the war. was shot and
instantly killed here yesterday by
John pinell. The shooting took
place I'm front Of the Kettner hotel.
At n distance sof ten feet. Pinell
fired six shots from an automatic
revolver into Tylcr's body. Tyler
crumplcd down to the ground dead.
Plnell walked TO the police station
and surrendered.
Pinell, who is So. said he is the
father OF six daughters. He is al.
legged TO have blamed Pinell for
breaking up his home. Tyler had
been invited. with other soldiers, 10
the Pinell home. and the trouble cul-
minaung In the tragedy Is said to
have started several months ago.
Tyler was married three days ago
20 a Raymond girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Mako all pleasure ears drive
astridc tho street car tracks. and
run at a uniform speed Of Is miles
an hour. Permit trucks 20 run out
side the car tracks. Make cross
streets TO principal highways zone
way" streets. 50 drivers would know
which way TO look,
HARRY sTAHL.
stahls Restaurant.
II there IL no other way use the
sword that was drawn TO make Us
free. TO make US SAFE. II We tax
payers are not paying enough 10
put the right kind OF men In ~.
f1co 60 enforce the laws. lets rid
ourselves OF mere salary-drawing
forms and put In men who are not
afraid 10 do their duty.
NJ. kRfENER.
General Delivery.
A dav In jail for every milo be-
You'd the limit Second offense.
double penalty. Third offense. triple
penalty and revoke license. No more
fines--fines are licenses. Finger
print every auto driver.
CLAUDE HARTLEY.
ISL nth Ave.
Print regulations for pedestrians
and flnc pedestrians who do not
obey them. Autos are speeding
daily down Pike and Harvard.
MRS. JESSIE fBEN.
fTis Harvard Ave.
The only remedy I can think Of
To stop reckless drivers Is TO give
them from one TO five years IN the
penitentiary. y. T.
Cut down the speed OF the auto
mobiles by tying gunnySacks about
the automobile wheels. Why should
innocent women and children he
killed just to humor speed manlacs,
put the drivers In jail and take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
THREE DEAD IN
RAIL SMASHUP
Several Injured in Wreck
Near MidvaIe, Utah

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Jan. -.
Three men are dead and several
persons injured. as n result OF n rear
end collision Of freight train with
n work train on the Denver q Rio
Grande railroad. at Midvalc. Utah.
last evening.
The wrcckaRe caught fire from the
overturned engine of the freight train
and clifford w. Hoagland. brakeman,
salt Lake, was burned 20 death In
plain Wow of wouldhe rcscuers
when he was caught In the wrecked
caboosc.
Henry c. Spencer. Salt Lake. head
brakeman. was scnlded to death, and
c. A. johnson. engineer. was crushed
10 death under carload OF steel
rods, which were carried over the
engine by the shock OF the collision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Beauty Leads Girl
to Term in Prison

LONDON. Jan. 2i.--"Your great
abilities. your charm of manner and
appearance. and your opportunities
have led to one thing only--your ap.
pearance In the criminal dock at
these assizes"
These were Justice MoCardle's
words in sentencing Mary Brady,
the fascinating and beautiful Man.
chester cashier, who pleaded guilty
to converting to her own use an
amount said TO exceed $4,000 Gtio..
000) and to classifying the cash book
of her employers. She was sen.
fenced TO IL months Imprisonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
$1,000 Verdict Is
Sidetracked Here

A $1,000 jury verdict against
John Davis & Co. was set aside Fri.
day by Superior Judge Boyd j..
Tallman. Frank Lewis secured
Judgment against the company for
alleged failure to live up to an oral
promise to lease him the Geneva
apartments. After listening to argu.
ment by Vivian NJ. Carkeek. attor-
ey for the Davis company. Judge
Tallman set aside the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Wives Serve Chicken
Dinner in Cemetery

SfNToN. Texas. Jan. 24.--Aii the
men here took holiday TO work In
the graveyard. The women served
them with a chicken dinner. They
put the cemetery in first class con.
dition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
VERNON +. GAMES, director of

religious and social activities at Ply.
mouth church. win leave his duties
next week 10 give all his time to the
young peoples council OF the Seattle
Federation OF Churches. OF which he
Is president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

8AN FRANCISCO. Jan. 24.--rep.
& was awful excitingr' says little
Harry Chester Wallis. s-year-old
globe trotter. who now feels like
CULVER returned from his first voy'
age
Harry's daddy. who Ii Captain
Harry Wallis Of the big Pacific Mall
boat Santa Cruz. took hts boy on a
four jaunt thru the wonder.
land Of the Orient. In those four
months young Harry lived about 400
years Of fun.
1--WE was gone n hunner'n.lcven
days" says Harry. Gee. VIC saw
lots OF things
I7'B LIKE CIRCUS DAY
ALL TIME IN CALCUTTA
Funny people. m animals. an
ail-say. you take India. now. In
Calcutta, | saw a big m little
elephant. and folks riding on EN-
n a giraffe Iyin' down all by him.
self in a sand lot. m the place was
full OF parrots. m monkeys. It's like
the circus was in town all the time.
In Calcutta.
Then you take Hongkong. I saw.
gee' an awful lot Of funny little men
jogvin' around. and funny little boats
on the river. m trained birds that
catch fish. Ny. what a funny
place,
"Coing over, another. boy and
played submarine all the time
we was a big 'Merican ship. an
submarines was hunun' us, n We
was huntin' them. But coming
back--gec--coming back"
The young Guiliver's eyes grew
big with the memory:
Three days out from Manila
there was a typhoon, II lasted five
davr. m my! II was the toughest
weather I never did gee before,
II wasn't scared. tho. I knew
daddy would make the ship keep on
floating.
DADDY LET ME OUT
AND 1 STEERED THE SHIP"
After that II was calm weather
n ! steered the ship Daddy let me,
one night. when nothin' was In sight
n he said there was lots OF room
/ twisted the wheel. m the big ship
turned little
"Then I rang the quarter bell m
every other bell on the ship rang
too!
II want TO be a fourth officer
when I'm a man." added Harry re
f7ectively. "Oh, yes. o. course / want
to be captain some day. but fourth
officer IL better. because fourth Of
ficers don't seem 10 have much
70 do.
II was good practically all the
time. 'cept---well. daddy spanked me
once. Everybody has to do what
daddy says. II wasn't hard, that
was the only time I cried.
"Yes, II was fun, but I'm glad 70
be back to mamma, m Jimmy. N
BETTY. Never was away from them
before. Some day wen all go.
want Jimmy m Betty to see all
saw. elephants m CRATES lyin' down
n all"
Harry brought back four monkeys
which ne fed every day with rice
ood potatoes and bread, and will
6>sp as pets. His dad bought him
- Of dogs made from the hide
eeeDhants' feet. cured like leather
nsee 4 wears proudly. as a globe
1o'ssr Mould.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
FRANK II. HorzHEI,sER 49,.

manager Of the Hotel New Washing.
ton. will leave the hosiery Fcbru.
airy TO give his entire time to the
operation OF snoaualmic Inn, on the
Sunset highway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Thomas Willctt was the first
mayor of New York. and served in
1865. Mayor Hylan is the ssth man
To ho'r the office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Motion Pictures

or the general convention of
the Episcopal church ut de.
iroit will also be shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Most contributors 10 charity man.
age to be caught In the act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Organize central safety committee.
composed Of secretaries of civic.
labor. fraternal. religious orRanlza-
appoint five team captains. Each
captain to choose five squad leaders,
who in turn appoint five or more AZ.
sistants as safety scouts. Safety
scouts 10 report traffic infractons
Executive secretary of central com.
mltteo addresses courteous letter to
offender for first offenac. SITTER
communications second and third
time. and central committee to re-
port TO police on fourth offense all
such "habitual offenders"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Every Tom, Dick and Harry should
not be allowed TO drive automobiles
It's too easy to get n license. Get
the names Of all reckless drivers and
bar them from the city. DO not al.
low anyone having only one eye or
anyone who Is deaf TO run an auto.
Elevate the walks over crossings DO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
Y GEORGE YOUNG.
4oi2 18th Ave. ~. y.


Leave muffler open. No one but
deaf men ever got hurt by car with
muffler open. Have regular code OF
horn signals for various movements.
same as locomotives use. Have reg.
ular brake inspection by authorities.
Every driver 10 be examined on eye
sight, Judgment of speed. Too many
youthful drivers Too many lamps
are not burning. ID. s. l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY

But GO TO YOUR OWN CHURCH. Nation Wide CampaigS
workers after
service The campaign is today What your answer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

jail sentences for every offender.
moro arrests. elimination Of "puiiY
and drag" make every fireman and
street oar man a Waterman, equip.
ped with blanks to mark down Of
tenders. These innovations win help
conserve human life. Let US nil back
up our police department. and help
make Seattle streets safe.
w. II. FLETCHER,
4710 45th 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Sell from the auction block autos
OF those who injure or kill and give
proceeds to families OF deceased. or
to the injured. as the case may be.
II. II. LEWIS.
2021 Second Ave.
Enforce the use OF signal indI
Gators to show pedestrians which
way autos intend 10 go.
MRS. IDA JAMES,
General Delivery.
AS soon MS an accident occurs, re.
woke the drivers license. pending In.
vestigation. The penalty-no license
for one, three. 10 years. or life. az
the nature OF tho accident 1ustifies.
About the time a mans license is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
ADD LIFE SAVERS

Discard the street car system
Limit auto and all traffic except fire
and hospital from every other street.
both directions. onc-haif Of each day.
Place overhead bridges all thru down
town districts for foor> passenger
Place elevated sidewalks at mos, con.
gcstsd places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Permit none under IL 20 drive:
make every driver pass examination
put an enamel plate on every car.
bearing the words. Seattle speed
limit 20 miles an hour. 800 fine for
passing another car within 100 feet
OF a crossing. violators 10 lose H.
censc'; paint a red disc the size OF
a dollar on tie tense OF every chr as
warning; put danger signs on cor.
ners to remind jaywalkers to cross
only at corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Inspect all brakes. and mako car.
owners pay penalty for faulty brakes.
Az long as pedestrians are not care
full when crossing streets. there will
be accidents.
J. w. pURKEYHITE.
4441 Brandon st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24
IT. SPENCER.
6Oi5 Duwamish Ave.

Separate motor traffic from pcdcs
trian travel by elevated car lines and
elevated street crossings IN congest.
ed districts.
i. +. HARDESTY,
13lTh Valley st.
Swear In about 40 or so younger
members OF the local auto club as
special officers. with authority any.
where, any time. ana give them n
star Back them with publicity
campaign and stiff fines for offend.
ers. This was tried with success In
Minneapolis. Enforce the law.
X. l.. PADDOCK,
GIT White Building.
N0Sf contributors IN charity man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Incorporate In traffic code, provl.
sion for examination Of ali motor
cars. Upon satisfactory proof of
ability as driver, issue license 10 be
displayed prominently on car. Upon
conviction Of speeding. reckless
driving. driving while Intoxicated or
similar offense. license TO be revoked
for such period ms in the Judgment
OF the court win III enormity Of Of.
Tense. License to expire on same
date as car license. renewable and
nontransferable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-24

Traffic laws are not enforced
Careless driving is practlced on Sec.
ond ave. Drivers fail TO signal when
they intend to turn or stop. Enforce
the traffic laws An auto driver
LANES A. DE SHAW.
Warren sheaf., 1920-05-12
Clear ) | II !, !: !. Is
9
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

II you go away ON d visit your
friends will be interested In know
ing about 1t. Call SThe sheaf--.
and give us the facts.