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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS TO
INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK
PUBLIC NOT CE is MERELY
GIVEN that a special meeting OF
stockholders OF the WILD HORSE
DREDGING COMPANY, a corpora
ton. will be held in its office. No.
$40 Hlnckley Building. 7l2 Second
ave. Seattle. King County. State
Of Washington. on Saturday, the
the hour OF 2 TO 8 o'clock p. m,
for the purpose OF considering and
voting upon the proposition to in
crease the capital stock OF said
Wild Horse DREDGING Company.
corporation. from One HUNDRED
Thousand (si00.0oo Dollars TO
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
N1b0.o0o) Dollars. said increased
capital stock OF Fifty Thousand
ts50.ooo) Dollars to be divided into
Five Thousand (5.o00) shares OF the
par value OF Ten ts1o.00) Dollars
each. and for the transaction OF
such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting.
Dated this 18TH day OF January. 1890.
at Seattle. King County. WASH
WM. II. PASSENGER,
/. L. APPLEQUIST.
FRED FITZGERALD.
ORAN CREMER,
HARRY T. HOWELL
Board of Trustees of Wild Horse
Dredging Company. a corporation
CIRCULAR 402-SEALED PROOFS
ais VIII be received at the office
of General Purchasing Agent.
Alaskan Engineering Commission.
Seattle. Wash. not later than Feb
ruary 3, 1890. for furnishing rock
salt carbide, air-o-lite lamp parts.
switch-stand lamps, circular saws.
waste, timers shears. belt punches,
stove pipe sheets. heaters. ranges.
stove polish. brooms, coal hods.
lamps telephone booth. isuiators.
payout reels. telegraph spoons.
blocks, soldering torches. braces.
buffalo grips, pliers. generator and
feeder panel. DINNER. immersion
heaters socket caps. service boxes,
meter books and motor. Copies OF
this circular may be obtained upon
application at this office, or from
Alaskan Engineering Commission,
102 Custom House. Portland. Ore
gon. or Alaskan Engineering Com
mission. 500 Custom House, San
Francisco. Cal c. T.. Dole General
Purchasing Agent.
TAKE NOTICE; THAT &. l.. pOR-
ter q Company severed all con-
nections with the Western Rolling
MIL Corporation. as fiscal agents.
some time ago. and will not be re-
sponsible for any moneys paid
statesmen OF that corporation. even
tho c. 7. Porter & Company's buy
order and receipt may be used.
This because great many OF the
buy orders and receipts have not
been turned back To us
c. Il. PORTER & COMPANY.
PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED
at the Bureau OF Supplies and Ac-
counts, Navy Department. WASH
ington. ID. G., until 10 o'clock a M.
January 80, 1890, for delivering
water closets and towing choci< to
the navy yard, Puget Sound.
Washington. Apply for proposals
TO the supply Officer. Navy Yard.
Puget Sound, Wash. or TO the Blu
reau OF Supplies and Accounts
SAMUEL MCGOWAN, Paymastcr
General of the Navy. 1-la-20
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned has made applica-
ton to erect garages at 9il nth
ave. N. lots 30 and &c, block 3.
Furth Addition. Anyone desiring
to protest against such occupation
viii file such protest at the office
OF the superintendent of buildings
prior to January 30, 1920.
MRS. {. A u. YOUNG. owness
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| o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

% ROOMS. BUSINESS SECTION;
good lease. completely furnished
for Housekeeping. nets 400. Price
f1.7b0.
~ rooms. business district: long
transferable lease. good oppor-
tunity for right party 10 Increase
profits. Only f2.750.
JOSEPH ". THOMAS r. co, Inc.
Ark for Nr. Moore or Mr. Clark.
1925 Third Ave. Elliott 3gzs.
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ACREAGE
WILDLY ISLAND
ALL ABOARD

Special trip every day next week.
Your expense about $500 Posses
sion Of "a rich tract or an inn
proved home place requires about
5000 Your Income from "A small
Improved place may easy run
$4,000 per nnnum Others are do
ing ~ why not your Soc Fulmer.
400 Burke bldg.
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WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING To-
cation. low price and easy terms
of sale OF iogged-off lands offered
TO settlers In Western Washington.
wEYERHEAUSER TIMER co.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
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periencc. tAll beacon tHto Attcr
y m.
YOUNG EN-FIRs'r LIEUTENANT
overseas veteran. would like per
mAnent position with reliable
firm Have six years general Of
flee experience. | have the grit
and ambition 90 make sood, L-tt'
star
EN SERVICE MAN DESIRES isosi.
ton as chauffeur. private or conn
mcrciaL Seven years garage *
perience: careful driver, steady
and reliable. First class refer
ercoA on request Address p-sb.
star
EN- SERVICE MAN. SINGLE. AGE
81, recently discharged from hos
pitai. wants work. country pre-
farm WORK No objection to
haching a. Call Fast to:i. or call
Tho star.
MARRIED.. WITH
ono child. must have work I'M
mediateiy. WIN do anything. Eek.
pcricnced chauffeur and In general
auto repair work. Address G. "
w. iois ~ Columbia.
JUST p-uNfNEHsirY
trained man wants permanent con-
nection with reiiabi. firm. Have
some electrical experience. also
radio license. Sure results. Ad-
drcSs p-sss Star.
tiN-SERvtCE MAN, 20. REQUIRES
position at anything. am willing
20 work hard and start at tho bot
tom. can give references p-sa.
star.
UNIVERSITY STUDENT WANTS
work Tor Mondays and Saturday..
also evenings. Can drive and care
for a car: have had mechanical ex-
pcriercc. Cali evenings, East isat,
DISCHARGED SOLDIER. HOO X :
keeper. desires work 81 any nature
IN evenings and Saturdays. Call
Capitol sioS.
HUSKY YOUNG MAN. WITH FAM
lily. wishes steady work, year
around Can do most any Kind %
work. Address r.. n ponisen.
stosis ssth ave. s
YOUNG MAN. -sERvtcE Ar-
tending university, desires position
afternoons and Saturdays Er-
pert.ueed with all motor cars Cap
itoi 1sst
E<-sAfLcR WANTS ANY LIGHT
work. Three years In railroad Of
flee. year In telegraph office.
month IN navy psymsst.r. office;
hrrt references " IT. bradley.
s.iT 18Th ave 8 w.
x-SoLpiER WANTS CONTRACTS
In roof painting. tarring. staining.
pitch and gravel roofing. old roofs
repaired Call Geo v. ~ Watson.
ballard ssis. SIS 100 st. ".
EN- SERVICE MAN, A -HEGUtaAfl."
served as dispatch rider and
truck driver. has months garage
experience. with good rccomfnen-
dattonA Phone Queen Anne ss3i
4 KS VICE NAN. TRUCK
ploymcnt hav. government and
Star.
EN-soLDfER WOULD LIKE WORK
driving truck. motorcycles. or viii
consider work OF any kind. Phone
East 1888.
EN-sERV1cE MAN WISHES ANY
thing In tho line Of electrical work
Five years experience; married.
FOR FIGURES on YOUR Pf.As-
, ,.,rri,ns. also odd Jobs. call North
RETURNED SOLDIER pEaiREs
work after I .. m Would prefer
salesman Job. but will work Mt
anything AZ present. DIS star.
To pay cash for your forfeited pay
merts on LIBERTY BONDS
w y. GATES. tis HoEe bldg.
F.N SERVICE MAN. MARRIED. DE-
sires inside work. VIII consider
any kind. Call evenings. Capitol
sts. Apt. II.
HOUSE REPAIRING, CABINET
work. floors scraped and wnxed
SOC Eastiake. Capitol 1890.
x-soLDfER. MARRIED.. WISHES
work OF any kind in city. Ad-
dress D~50 star
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THE OWL PAYS MORE ron
clothing. furs. jcwclry. They buy
| and exchange everything. lSiI n
FIRST Elliott ss1i.
WANTED CONTRACT ron s-roN
truck Cali neacon 1881.
10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
civic or soidisr. Il matters not
| II you do your duty, ana KNOW
what's what
Ruy your fuel from ur today.
/ In order 10 keep tho frost away.
SERVICE TRUCKING 60.
Main 39ot, WOOD MD coAi.
DO you KNOW THAT WE CAN
max. an old hat look like new
Lot US prove u 20 you. bsnhury
Hat Co, its5s Third ave. Phone
UNCLAIMED SUITS AND SUITS TO
order Of less than store prices 30
material reserved. Gandon Tnilots.
fifth floor Poison Bldg II Coinm-
hia u.
10. 600 & uTHBERT RASPBERRY
plants. 81 per 100. special price
s@ Soy i.ssry nids. Main ,oio.
FOR SALE. ooo. 600 FEET OLD
growth fir. on railway, near Sc
atti~. ss.so0; $4,000 cash, balance
time. J. (. smith. sio iiinckley
Hidg.
POWERFUL. STEEL ruiL.EhA W.
IN Come see convincing green
stump puiiins Demonstration,
write appointment pocTrst. AAy
Creek. Ronton, Wash. -.
SEWING MACHINE SHof-lsAlI.E
stock new and used machines.
eheap Cash 81 terms Rent to
paiss 1888 Fourth. Elliott 1877
IoREENw6op WOOD q COAL CO..
Dry forest wood 80 80 per cord.
stove length. us.So. Coal fh"ne
Ballard sss0.
CORN TOPPER.
dandy. going away. must sell cost
1900. viii take 1850. Address p-es,
star
WOOD AND coal Oh ALL KINDS
for snle. Satisfaction guarantees.
Prompt delivery queen Anne
ESQ or Main 5oiT.
NAVY TARPAul.iSs AND TESTS
sacrifice price. 1885 First Ave. y
Elliott s7Ts. ,-
FURNITURE siso FER TnuNks
one week free storage. Yankee
Transfer Main ,1so
HIST PIANO AND rhoSoGNAfh
values at Frtpg~r's Piano iious.
f0:. Third ave. Elliott 1901.
NEW PIANOS ron RENT. RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer
Tonsr 40 Union.
We MY AND BELL CLOTHING.
furniture. Anything of.saiue. isle
seventh ave. fhasemrnc.
FOREST WOOD. 1900 LoAD. MAIN
sess
JAMESON q son FUEL co. FOR
beat mill wood ballard ICES
FORREST WOOD. ts-so LOAD. MAIN
1sot.
WHITE Wool. SWEATER C0AT.
nlE. n TO 90. B~acon lass
Al FORREST WOOD. tfi AND 81
cord. Fast 1857
FORREST WOOD. 1850 PER LOAD.
Also COAL. ballard zo3l.
KAvAsAGH's HATS, is.so. loos ist
81 WASTElp--FtH>
PACIFIC ytfp<frtfttE 90
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rs FOR EXCHANGE--REAL
ESTATE

GSlAIE
FOR EXCHANGE
10 acres. improved, near good town.
running water; $500. free and
clear; FOR city property. Mr..
Moore or Mr.. Clark, 1926 Third
ave. Elliott $685..
REAL ESTATE CONTRACT no
trade for good Ford. All payments
made. Draws s2b and por cent
per month. Earl Tuttio. 7sIg
stroud ave, Seattle.
If YOU HAVE AN EQUITY THAT
you want TO trade for clear IRON
srty, sec III, i. kessinger. with Il.
NJ Jordan & Co. al American
Bank bldg.
5000 EQUITY IN 10 ACRES OF
good land. five miles city limits of
Portland, exchange for a good
auto, Address Dbl, Star
NORTH END LOTS FOR LIGHT
car IN good condition. Phone Bal
lard SSa~
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OVERSEAS SAILOR DESIRES EN-
pi0ymcnt whore can work for room
and board. viii pay partially. hest
references: have had newspaper
experience, cali kcnweod 1880.
EN SERVICE MAN, ATTENDING
university, desires work after
moons and Saturdays. office cx-
perienco. CAN Beacon 1890 after
y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

F1vE-AcnE sNAp
si5t an acre. easy terms
81 ...4...s... -. go

ti1H an hffFs fnNl tFffuE
20 minutes by auto
from seattle north city limits
For quick sale the tract 10 offered Mt
very low nFurei good soil. easily
cleared; thousands 81 acres at Al
derwooi Manor. J 10 8 miles far
Their out. have been sold at i.2b to
$3.50 an acre. II you know bar
gain when you sec H. let m" show
you this at once. and you will
buy 10.
sst-aa0 Burke nuildlng Elliott 1900
HERE ~ your CHANCE
ia.0oo, $50 down. $50 per month. in
GLIDING interest. modern Groom
house. well furnished two lots;
basement for fuel; beautiful view (.
II minutes from fcsirr way. You
cant get rent any cheaper. call
after D m or Sundays. asa ssth
~ Rainier car TO Cencnrs.
FROM 1880 TO 81. ae1
We Advertised this the other day for
ta.soo. The owner. widow. IL
siek. and must sell she told us
today 10 take t2.a for a. rooms
with fine cement basement apien-
did view.
we know. positively. this ~ an OK
espiional buy. -Suff r~d e
JUNCTION REALTY co.
tsis ". Alaska ~. West 1if,
PRICE $3.50
800 down. $50 monthly. buys neat.
nearly now. Groom cottage. hre-
place. bath; on large level view
lot near Rchooi; Immediate pos
session.
q. r. BAIRD
Main go ago New York Block
NICE LEVEL Tor. J FEET ABOVE
sidewalk. east front. i.room
shack. not modern. all improve
m-nts In and paid for: close Go
sFad~d and high school and park:
price $500, discount for cash. 7sts
18th y W Phone Ballard go.
a nAK0AiS--is6o TAKES EQuITf
In two lots. i90Kist. shack: can be-
made Into two rpofns: has large
pantry and sleeping porch. plenty
~ wood. latest style Buck range.
new white sewing machine. ktich-
on Security. new inlAId linoicum
pernqud. r. y. u. No. Z. Box iTs-H.
Seattle.
fzs0 cAAii GIVES YoU fxiME1-1-
possession Of this dandy little
1-room home: lights. water: gas.
toilet: 10 minutes TO depot
PRICE I.too
orA.fSoER. sta Empire Bidg
Ct'Lvrn--Qu EES ANNE
Come Eco me for tho beet buys on
Queen Anne hill. I am tho oldest
established speciaiiat in this dis
nc. CULVER
~ BOSTON street Queen Anne II
OWNER LEAVING AMERICA
Sell 9 aer.a good soil for 1890. $500
cash. t-rootn house. barn. good
well and pump: household goods
ana a lot Of tools Every thing
goes. Coed location and lets 81
work, ta0 Lumber Exchange ma.
BAtI.ARD HOME FOR SALE
s-room modern cottage. lot toxioo.
garage. Price ss.soo: $1,000 cash.
baianc. tas q month.
ED YOUNG
ts2s Ballard Ave Ballard STA.
FOR sALfs-7 ROOM HOUSE AND
lot. one block from car line. half
block 10 school. biz garage. North
3asi
LOT. 7sxae. CORNER 10 ALLEY Z:
also lot s0xss, middle OF same
block Must cell Telephone Queen
Anne ash0 evenings.
a-HOoM NEW HtfSGALOW, CLOSE
in nice lot; s2;eso,
Dos seaboard building Elliott los
FURNISHED MODERN 6-RooM
house. fine xl~w. Must be seen 20
b. appreciated. Weat e2-W. s5gg
tath s. w
TWO BUILDINGS. RENTED FOR
5000 per month. $4,000: close in
Capitol 1895.
3-ROOM HOUSE: Lot s0Si0O.
fruit trees and berries Price
1850. terms. 1ii2 W. bsrd st.
LOTs. ALL SIZES. TERMS TO SUIT
Bonds accepted Storm. 32O2 Gra-
ham at
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RANCHES WANTED. QUICK
We must have some more real buys
in producing ranches. II you wish
TO sell. see or write us at once.
A. q. RAAB e SONS
Main 1908. COZ Lowman Bldg.
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THE OWL PAYS MORE ron
clothing, furs. jcwelry. They buy
and exchange every thing. iSlsN
FIRST Elliott ss1i,
wANTEp-co roR s-roN
truck Cali Beacon 1851.
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IsN-FlRS'r LIEUTENANT.
overseas veteran. would like per
mAncnt position with reliable
firm Have six years general Of
flee experience. | have the grit
and ambition 20 make good, LA,
star
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ACREAGE
SEE THIS ACREAGE SUNDAY
PHONE US AND MAKE
APPOINTMENT


Runs thru this 3-acre tract. flow ~
large enough 20 generate all elec-
tflr current you need a ram VIII
force water all over tn. tract, To-
Gated 30 minutes from our office.
north Of IN. city. on new Iallinger
highway, the connecting link be-
tween Isothcil road from Lake
Forest Park 10 the BItfck ROAD
ut Echo Lake. 800 down and $40 a
month buys II. 1900 per acre.
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Statesmen WANTED

Statesmen FOR SEATTLE ANp
all parts of the state. salary and
commission. Can use men with cars
also. Absolutely real opening for
real men OF ability. capable OF
earning big money. See Mr. De
Lay. ais Union.
II " r r LITERATURE. DAY AND
evening Instructions on modern
saiesmanahip. sf0 American.
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PARTNERS WANTED

wANTED-PARTNER WITH FEW
thousand dollars in the contract
business for building reinforced
concrete silos and water tanks. my
own invention. For further in
formation address Box Ell. North
Bend Wash
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
JESSE WINTERS NAY
BLOSSOM INTO STAR
Manager MCeraw Is Convinced
That Recruit Has Ability.
T'~irIsr posssssss Rare Assortment %
Curves but Lacks Central. That
Which IL Absolutely Nsess-
sary 70 Pitcher

The cnse of Jesse winters. now
cllnging preceriously 10 berth with
the Giants. II IN some respects strange
" reminiscent OF the case Of Ferdl-
nand stuhhleneld Schupp Both came
to the Giants as green a. any hushcrS
. biE league hall club ever knew.
Both had a world of stun from the
start and soon took the fancy of John
McGraw. schupp warmed the bench
for three years and then hlossoned
out a. a star. Winters isn't a star YET.
hut he has warmed the bench for one
full season and has started another
with the Giants. He, too, may come
through In time.
when Winters appeared In a Giant
camp Il was at Marlin IN the, spring
Of 1918 McGraw branded him NJ the
best looking Md pitcher he had ever
gared upon. Small wonder that the
Giant leader appraised the youngster
80 highly. Tor he has a world OF stun.
Tie lacks. however. that which In abso.
iuteIy essential TO q good pltcher-con'
troll.
Lack Of control. II will be remem.
bcrcd. was what kept schupp In the
dugout for three years. The Louisiana
hid finally acquired the ability 20
whip the pellet over the plate when he
wanted TO or 10 cut the corners n
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Rann-dOm Reels
NJ HOWARD RAM
THE TOURIST

THE tourist IA a hopeful blped
II whose solo mission In life Il 10
feed currency to tho wayside garage.
A few years ago tourists weie few
and far between. being confined large
~ 10 the expert but wldely-bnsicd
tramp printer. who remained In town
long enough TO become thoroughly
picked and then toured 10 the next
stop on the brake rod of n poultry car.
With the upsprlnging Of the automo-
hlle. however. our roads are deeply
lined with n new kind Of tourist. who
travels among strangers and pays the
llst price for red inner tuhes.
since II has been d. oyered that
the modern automobile eau he run
several thousand miles without any
more expense than operating n short
line railroad. tho practice ~ skipping
from coast To coast In n wnhhle legged
touring car has become y liked habit.
Most people would rather ride In n
new automobile carrying pennant
and weak-lunged storage battery
than jump on q trnnscontinenial nyer
and inhnle free clnderu IN n rapid and
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
Just Folks
b. EDGAR A. GUEST
LEMoN PIG.

The world Il full of nladness.
There are Joys Of many kinds.
There's a cure for every sadness.
That ench troubled mortal nnds
And my little cares grow lighter
And I cease 20 fret and sigh.
And my eyes with Soy grow brighter
When she makes n lemon pie.
When the bronze II on the flling
That's one mass Of shining gold
And H. molten JOY IL spllilng
on the plate. my heart grows bold
And the Kids and ! IN chorus
Raise one glnd cxultant cry
And We cheer the treat before US
Which Ia mothers lemon pie.
Then the little troubles vanish.
Aud the sorrowa disappear.
Then we hnd the grit 10 hanish
Al the carcs that lowered near.
And we smack our lips In pleasure
O'er JOY no coin can huy.
And we down the golden treasure
Which Il known a. lemon pie.
,copyriEht BY Edrar A. ouestl
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

and also encourages the bulldlnE of
stone-front garages which are oftfn
mistaken for the hotel.
The tourist does not need 10 'nke
much of anything with him except
few extra tubes and money. u u a.
tonishlne how fast money win oose
away from a tourist who has neuer
done anything 70 his own car exesrt
I'M the windshield. hut no man -
arudres the money when he col1fs
bach with both lungs full Of fresh ar,
an appetite IKE a wheat elevator and
a coat Of tan thicker than a deep sen
divers Best of all. every tourist u a
sood roads booster. and he n already
pulling a lot Of states out of 'ae mud.
CcepyrighD
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24
.LStNight'SDreanlS
What They Mean
DANCING.

TO TREAD THE MAzY- IN shnd-
i owland; IN other words to dream
. dancing ls. all the seers are agreed,
good sign. Just TO dream that you
are attending a dance fortells fof yUu
success IN love and that you will have
many friends n. Indeed. u does not
mean az many think. that you have
many now. even II you sre not aware
Of Il. Ton had better Join In the dream
dance. however. and not be merely an
onlooker for 10 dream that you are
dancing yourself II an omen of many
other good things 10 come. However
N you dream that you simply watch
the others doing the mlnuet. fox.troi.
valse De court. two-step or other
terpslchorean exercise. Il IA not very
had-it only means that you have gone
20 bed tired. hut 10 dream that you.
yourself. are dancing-then. indeed.
are things coming your way.
To begin with. there h the success.
IN love and friendship. n you are
unmarried. your sweetheart h kind,
true. and viii make you an excellent
wife. n you are married. the dance
of dreamland means an Increase In
the family. Also, all the authorities
agree that for the dream dancer. there
IL a legacy impending. some say a
legacy IL ~probable." hut most say
that n Ia sure. and many declare that
u will come from an unexpected
source. To those In trade. the dream
dance means increased profits. and
from the present cost of things u 4
quite evident that many tradesmen
have dreamed This dream of late.
To the s6Iior u dream cf dahcuil
foreteIis . pleasant and rnecrsstf
voyage, and to one and all u fore'ell'
good news from long-ahsent frien'l
or from a distant country. lust on'
caution. he careful how yon drrs'
yourself for your dance of dreams 20
Il you wear dancing tights. while az
the other good things may come q
you. you will be temporarily short ol
money.
1copyriEhtl
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

The Grand Army ~ the Republic
was organized In Decatur. H.. April q.
1904 It's existence u primarily due
10 Dr. n. y. stephenson and Chaplain
W. J. Rutledre of the Fourteenth W.
nols lnfautry. who conceived the idea
~ ~ formation In 1854 Tho hrsi M
tlonnI encampmcnt WIS inaugurnted
November ~. 1894 Ths Grand Army
has hecn organised into departments
representing the states and territories.
In iaig there were afa2 posts having
a membership of i5aSa. The cstah-
iishmeni ~ Memorial hay IL due 70
the eGarts ~ tho q. a. v.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

noiseless manner. Statistics prove
that a man can drive his own auto
mobile to either coast for less than II
coats 10 buy a private car rlgged M
with n shower bath and brunette
porter. unless a spark plug gives.
One nice thing about a long auto
mobile tour Il that the tourist gets n
chapce 10 meet a great many nice peo-
Pile and learns how the government
regulates the price NJ gasoline. We
have one of the freest forms of gov.
enmcnt In the world. and when raso-
line gets too high In one place all n
man has 20 do Il 10 drive on to some
point where n Il a few cents higher,
This tends io keep the tourist In m
amiahle and conienied frame ~ mind,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

Eastern profs. are getting Il fig.
urcl out ~ that by following a we'll
laid out plan person can live on
% cents a day. Sumo Of ihem will
figure II out pretty soon so man
eau read over . bill of fare and
satisfy his stomach by swallowing
his words.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-24

Lien Heart az Ns-ss TonIe.

wv FNaAFN - NaFNN NeNfNs
My lady of zululand IA not whlSked
on 10 a seaside resort or n mountain
retreat 10 restore her shattered nerves; (;
she IL witch doctored with a prcScrip-
tion containing these Ingredients; Tm
heart and eye Of lion; the fat and
flesh of an elephant: the hide Of n
rhlnoceros; the second layer ~ skin
of a hlppopotamus: these mixed with
the barks Of many kinds of trees and
soaked IN the blood of COW or
sheep. This prescription IA burned.
made into a powder and taken inter
naily. These and many religious an
tIdote-" of like nature have been
unearthed by the inierchurch world
movement In its economic. religious
and social survey Of the void.