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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
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Lhors securing tickets TO 'the Clemmer
-ch the Want AID pages.
JAMES WATSON
SOC Aist Ave. - W. Seattle. Wash.
r a. firsf voH don't succced.
Don't get oppressed sad.
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Wuh the help Of a Star want Al
EMILY V. KorTA
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~ AZ srsf you don't succeed
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NORTH GROVE DIVISION NO. :

II you arc looking for fine suhur-
ban homcSitcS where you can en-
JOY all city conVenieces without
city taxes. and whore you can
make a living as we'll come out
and Investigate our North Grove
Division No. .. Take the Everett
interurban and get off at Grove
land station. in the center OF our
property. or call at our office. and
the owners will take you Or. Mr..
Davis, authorized salesman. lives
on the place.
NORTH GROVE LAND & BUILDING
COMPANY
Elliott 25S3. sl9 Seaboard Bldg.
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TERMS TO SUIT

s-room house, on y -acrc OF ground-
Ia mas beautiful view OF Lake
Washington and the city. The lot
Is in garden shape, and has fine
bearing fruit trees; 3 protecfed
sleeping porchcH. on car line. one
block from paved boulevard "
~ wonderful buy for only ss.-so.
Come and see me-
TERMS TO SUIT
y. y. PERRY CO. 35s Globe Bldg
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HUME AMI iN'R
Here T. wonderful chance for a
young couple TO get dandy start
in life. You viii never have to
worry about your payments VI you
buy this place, You viii always
have an income OF t25 per month.
and a nice home besides. Now
q listen to this: II IL located in a
nice district. on paved street. ana
only u blocks from Madrona car
line: IL has 4 nice rooms and bath.
and IN the rear " has large.
beautiful sun pnrlor with 30 win
duws and kitchonctte. This is the
part they fight over TO rent at
f25 per month. leaving you 4 nice
rooms TO live in. and only $40 per
month TO pay. as the full monthly
payments are only S35, including
Interest The total price is only
$500. with about $1,000 cash. Can
you beat IL in Scatter Call at
7l2 18th ave, or phone East 6lSS.
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4 BARGAIN
$500

-Four large lots. eOx12o. practically
one acre, house 1886, chicken
house wood shed. etc: as fruit
trees; good soil. slightly location.
OVERLOOKING LAKE BURfEN;
about three blocks 20 car and
paved road to city, About $500
cash required. See this sunday.
ENTERPRISE REALTY co
Burien Car to Schoening Ave.
HERE rs a DANDY INVESTMENT
You pay $500 aud YOU buy =
room modern house with base
ment. this house Ia rented for $50
month. which is enough to meet
the monthly payment; the fun
price IN $4,000. II Is block from
Green Lake ear and boulevard; all
improvements In except paving.
the owner does not live here and
he needs that $500 NOW. Elliott
327, Sl7 American Bank building,
s-ROoM Hou SIC WILL MAKE
ideal boarding house or GONZALES
cent home. can owner evenings,
kcnwood il6T,
NEAT GROOM COTTAGE: GOOD
location. fireplace; bath. Quick
sale, $4,000. owner kenwood t226.
WANTED-.To RENT 8 or GROOM
cottage or bungalow. unfurnished.
Call Beacon l2bs.
MY GROOM HOUSE. NTH GA
rage IA n. Broadway. Capitol
2Se2.
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WANTED-TWo NEAT APPEAR.
ing men for our city sales force
on high grade dividend paving
stock proposition. Prefer men who
can qualify with training for man
ayers in our branch Offices Cafi
between a. IL and .. m. AZ 10
Third ave. ask for Mf. Van Ness
LIVE. ENERGETIC. SCccEssFIrf.
managers. state and county. Big
proposition: exclusive merit. Man
ayers should make $4,000 TO s25.-
900 yearly. j. Hamilton FLYNN.
Antonio. Tex.
WANTED-FIRsT CLASS BUsHEf~
man. One that can read and
write. Must be fast. all around
man. Wages $40 70 s45. Steady
work. Rosenbury Co. f29 w.
sprague. spokane. wash.
MEN = ACE UNDER 81. TX
perience unnecessary Trave :.
make secret investigation. reports.
Salaries: expenses. write Amer
lean Foreign Detective Agency.
ga. 81. Louis.
WANTED-BoYs FOR ROUTE CAR.
riers in all parts Of The city. Good
Apply 10 Circulation Department.
Seattle Star
BOY WANTED. LIVING NEAR END
Of Capitol Hin or 18Th ave. car
lines. to carry good paper route.
Robinson. Circulation Dept. Sc
attic star.
WANTED - A PAPER ca RIEH
for large downtown route. Ap-
ply to Mr.. Donohue. Circulation
Dept. star.
MN WANTED FOR DETECTIVE
work write j. GaDor, former
government detective, 200. Dan
vile. III.
FfREMEN. BRAKEMEN. 100. $3.50
s200 monthly. Experience unnec-
ressary. Railway Association. E-4O.
STAT
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{ FOR sALE-AuTO TRUCKS

WE SELL * BIER MOTOR
trucks. and trade In good used
trucks. These trucks are then
completely overhaulod and put in
the best OF condition. We do this
work In our own shop. and there
fore can tell you just exactly whit
condition the truck IL In. We have
several on hand ranging In ca
pacity from q To 3ia tons. These
trucks are priced very reasonable,
aud can be bought on enAy terms.
10 not forget 10 look rs up when
looking fof good used truck.
We do ir1ding.
WESTERN MOTOR SALES co. Inc.
18th aud Spring 81 East sos.
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IS ron sALE-REAL ESTATE
JOHN ! ELLIOTT co.
Branch Office

JOHN ! ELLIOTT co.
Branch OFFICE
81 10Th 49, ana Stone Way North Sc.
81 EN0-tiood 4-rp0fn ana bath cot
tnEs. stone basement with cement
floors. bedrooms. iot 10Ki0Z 20
tG-foot alley. just reprinted out
side. and viii be- completely re-
inished inside. 5000 payment viii
handle.
near Lincoln nigh school. house
faces youth. on o fine lot with
bulhhsnd. good basement a
slightly home Iu n good location,
and at "a BARGAIN PRICE. 800
cash.
81. 500 Onr ~ the finest house boa T.
On the lake. directly across from
the university. Easily acceHsibic
from street cars. paved street ana
floating home Of superior con
HtruetlOn. with hnth. sleeping
porch. hardwood floors. French
Window. 'tectrIc lights. city
water. etc.
JOHN i. ELLIOTT co.
Branch office
y tsth aud stone WAY Sorth so.
CLOSE-IN BUY
So t50-Hare IL bargain for quick
sale wen built. good looking
cottage or bungalow. has living
room. dining room, Kitchen with
buiIt~iu features, coat closet and
reception hail down stairs: fun ce-
mant basement. piped for furnace
neat nice lawn and some large
evergreen trees, on graded street
I block from nj Baker Park car
line. good view Of city. 5000 cash
viii handle k-5s
HENRY e. EWING co
200 Aiaaka building Main 1874
-=-=a=
SOME GOOD BUYS
IN LOTS on EASY TERMS
At LAKE BURIEN
The Coming suburb"
No. i-iI0xlso. two splendid level
corner lots. cleared. on best street .
near school. only two blocks from
car line; paved road. stores.
movies. etc. 1915. $50 cash. SIS
per month.
No ,5ss-Right on the car line
several good. level lots 5onI37. SIS
down. i7.Se per month.
No > fG1S-Two lots. i00xia0: level.
best 81 soil. out not cleared. dandy
location. one block to car. s25
cash. SIS per month This IL a
BARGAIN
ALSO several very good. level lots
each e0Ni20. best Of soil. i275. $40
down. 81 per month
ENTERPRISE REALTY co.
Open sundays
sidney $50.
Euften Car at A.Hicr Way TO
hchoeninR Ave.
or Drive out on Paved Road
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MACHINERY
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

A REAL BARGAIN
owner has gone inHtructa US to
sell his 6-room rsodern bungalow
home. oak floors. furnace. fire.
lures Price cut from $500 TO
N.25o You could not build this
for $4,000. Has a fine lot $1,000
cash. Investigate.
JOHN s. HRAZtER. Renitor
University state Rank I'D Ken 1881.
SOMETHING NEW
Beautiful home sites. is-acrc mp.
Hest terms Also husincHs sites.
GET IN on THIS
JONES. Main 1853
Uotwcen 4 o and II A. NJ. and p NJ.
UNIVERSITY BUILDING LOTS
$500 each. In Woods Green Lake
Park Addition. High and slightly.
view Of lake. assessments all paid.
Terms Phone owner. kenwood asa.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOTS. s3sO
t0xI20; cleared: high and level. near
Green Lake station, Terms. IA.
Nimmons, as Railway Exchange.
Main 1851. or kcnwood $50.
b-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
almost new. garage; lot Sex loo;
huilt-in features. Apply 3S2S
Holly ST. Take Rainier ear.
I ROOMS AND ATTIC. MODERN:
garage and fine Wow. close to Cat
ifornia ave. and Junction; ON easy
terms ana ". oregon st
GOOD BUY
Lot G0Ni27 with shack. $3.50 cash.
$500 terms $50 cash. 81 per month.
JONES. Main 1853
GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, NICE
nciEhbothood on ear line. Or will
sell furniture. 5i1S Meridian ave.
Meridian car.
/ lot. i-ROOM HOUSE. FOR SALE.
Also furniture, Af5 lOith St,
Woodland park.
by OWNER -5-ROOM FURNISHED
bungalow. $3.50, terms. Phone
Beacon 2077.
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Here are other good rhymes, all OF {
Theatre More of them will be printed.
EVELYN MCKINNEY
Deputy Zone supply Depot. Seattle. wash.
n az nfsf you don't surceei
~ hiriHg. leasing. buytH0. selling
star want Al y ichaf pou ncrd
10 reach me people 1orth the telling.
MISS II IIANKiNsOS
f7st 18th Ave. \. r.. Seattle. Wash.
~ ~ first you don't saecerd.
~ bch1ores you ~ take he'd
of the coinmHs ~ inc sfar
whore heipfui. useful WgAf Ads are.
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EAST UNION n1srn1cr

% EAsT UNION DISTRICT
20 Lots $500 and Up, i0cs Cash
Al IMPROVEMENT in and paid eNcaof'
Call i5l2 2sth ave.
aMAAiLlNGFoRD HOUSE RARe AIN
'"EleN ave; rooms; lot sex
assessments paid in f,,tI:|
s-'sso, terms. Phone Main ss57.
GROOM NEW HOUSES nANn0
saoS ana good locates; 81. sOe:'
Queen Anne life.
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40 ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NJ OFT Your EASTER uoNNGT NJ
" nrinR in your old material ami n
NJ hats. a. we rcmhke. rehlork NJ
NJ and rodyr the old into new. ~
huappy Htylrs our ihti"tn NJ
N Hats are dashed with style. 81
NJ cali aud see ihum 81
NJ MODEL MILLINERY "a
NJ bat Peoples Bank, n
\ MICS. FULL stXE VIOLIN Nor
very old one. nut lust about the
right kind Tor the average boy or
Eirt tbath taking lsHHuna. ~ Ia
dandy tone. new haN and cnHe
A snap at ttH MIll demuuntfAtr.
jerry Waller. Main cQn. 'itcuias
tion Dept
AEWtNG MACHINE snoP
whites. SlurVfn. an makes, new and
id3i Fourth ave- near Times. I'll
uott itef
nANttRN HAT Noiks-N EMOp-
rlcrH aud trnuNaslra uf ladies and
men hats 90 all kinds. by factory
hattern itga IS Third ave Elliott
CoNGolEtM RUGS
as cents yard aNt1 FfRsa or wool
Cobh Hds store 1903 Fourth
FOR SAt.E MEDIUM SIZED Mos
arch range first class condition.
$50 cash Phone West tlNo-M
HEST PIANO AND FnoNOOhAfn
values at FrinEer's Piano nousa
iesf Third ave Elliott 9aOT,
NEW PIANOS ron RENT. RENT
applied on purchase Meyer
Toner so linton.
FOREST WOOD FIRST GROWTH
special prices. All grades " coat
ballard EST
.RosE CoIOREp SCREEN tNEW1.
$500. Room A. 1910 tnion e.
Call SUNDAY
EXTRA LARGE RUGS
Ia large assortment at Waidron Co.
ron skl'E~io VOLUMES OF UNI.
yrraity Encyclopedia Price Iiu.
Elliott g3ae-I
FORREST WOOD. rms HEST ENEik
grown. - load. SIS cofd Phone
Main 1tee
UNpERrBiCEp RANGES
SOME Tor both coal and Eha Terms
u desired. az Waidrnu Cos Cobb
lids atprr. tfnR Fourth
YALE KEYS MADE ~ TWO MIN
utrs AZ \ ~ smith zfso First az.
OAK hoiL-ror DESK. CatAfiih
and trunk 1t12 Arcade
kANANAan.N aAIs u .a leus i.t
81 wa>riD-it RNirt ltE
PACIFIC FuiSNiruilE co
t2ts FIRST Ave Main 1908
nlake furnltuts 90. ,osrtke " ISIS
IS. foR sALE-fuRNrrIRE
DIRECT ACTION CAS- sroVE GOOD
a. new. cheap Also Oh stoves 3
without At sacrifice. Also other
used stoves. furniture, household
goods 4. Furniture a Hard
we CO, 71os rirrt ave.
n 4 IT, ANY CHitFoNfEE ANti
French drcaacr some small fuge.
Oh ~ good condition fUaHona bic.
tsi 18th ave n
FURNITURE FOR i-Hp0M NOtNE.
and house Tor lease. 10 months for
$50 Fhour Red So. kirkland.
W ". JUDI. FUhStrURK Es-
tnhliehei ls yvafr sfo ira. st
So PpIIIKY
POULTRY RANCH ron aAi.K or
rent. all ready 10 operate. build
inRn for 600 layers. broed~f house
situated one mile nnrth 81 Alder
wood Manor station would trade
Tor city property. See owner. Gfla
sixth ave y y ksnwood iisi
CONE TO THE succEsRRFuL
poultry and produce farm. two
miles south ~ Port orchard. wash.
on Mitchell road. Go buy White
LrEhorn chicks. ! day 70 , weeks
Old
EGGS -rtiOHOnnEp WHITE LIZ
horn. prize winning taYefn. &c
each toi5 Sinth ave. y. y. North
ttsl.
81 PET STOCK
IRISH NETTEWs coon WA.rsr-gt
dog $40 Also furniture. rhrap
% W Harrrtt IT.
50 LIVE SToCR
TWELVE s-wEEk OLD PIGS ron
eais- Gth and g6th ave. n. "
Mrs. ToiRud
81 FOR sAfsE-AuTOMOBfIFs
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LITTLE WtNTON
Z passenger: repaintSi new rubber.
wire wheels; In perfect condition.
brown spanish leather Just Ike
new Worth $4,000. but make me
proposition It's Tor sale.
King. at
VICTORY MOTOR CAR COMPANY
Enst 70t lols T.. Pike -.
FOR GOOD usED CAR At 4 BAR
gain price. we have 5-pnHH. EcO
and a . pass. overland. both with
electric starter and electric lights
and priced very low FOR quick sale
WESTERN MOTOR SALES co. Inc.
t2th and spring st. Enat 55s.
II YOU ARE GOING TO BE IN THE
market for a used car IN tho near
future. you had better take a look
~ this 1919 big six Studebnker, in
perfect condition. This car can be
bought FOR $500. Call East 1898
and arrange Go look this one over.
Private owner.
1913 HARROUN b-PAss. TOURING
car; in Al condition: 9 good tires
and bumper. has run only $500
miles. Must he seen to be appre-
ciated. Call East 900. ask FOR AIR.
Gruwell.
1918 OLDsMOBiLE SIX. MOTOR Al;
wire wheels. good tires. one new
extra. 500 cash. balance In u
monthly payments. 1926. Call
Elliott f279-J
MUST SELL LATE 1918 MAXWELL.
could not tell from new car. z new
tires $3.50 down, balance T.
monthly payments. West 7a-M.
ONE FORD DELIVERY TOP tiHsr
class condition. with cushions. 800
North 1910.
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FURNISHED GROOM
COTTAGE
$50 Per Month

New. modern. wei furnished: on a
corner lot. unobstructed Sound
view; four blocks from entrance
to Fl Isawton. near street car.
Immediate possession Small cash
payment Price $500. Can be
seen all day Sunday. 405s Sand
W. corner Gilmore.
IL ACRES. WITH 43s FEET wATEIs]
front and tide lands: miles froui
Seaheck, Wash. acres cuitivated3
7-r9om house. barn, large chick Il
en- houses: 50 bearing fruit trees%
several springs on place. IL hiyesS
OF bees. stock and chickens go1
with place. one OF the finest4
views on Hoods canal VIII SEND
part or all. Easy terms. Owned
a. w Frisk. Beef Harbor. Seabeck
Wash h,
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FURNISHED HOUSES

YANKEE TRANSFER. MAIN laz1.
Furniture moving. fes0 hour.
Trunks week free storage
s-RoOM HOu sE GOOD cox
Nenienegs and surroundings In
qutfe 3ltf bensnurc ave.
FURNISHED HOUSE, FOR KFsNr--
Ne children. ftfT seventh ave. s
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20 To LET - UNFINISHED
HnIiSES

HEATH TRANSFER PIANO MD
furniture moving, has gage service.
TsT Pine st. Local and long dis
lance moving. Main sTzs Beacon
1850
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lost AND roI M
DRrSsM,kI>G

bi.ACk LEATHER FUWsE FHONI.
Ballard $50 and receive liberal ~
ward
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FIRST CLASS pREssN MAXIM q.
tailoring. alterations. designing
guaranteed. Evening gowns a
speciality Capitol 1857
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hot SIS FOR RENT

CLOSE TO NEW SCHOOL; ONE
block from car. large garden
tract; 5 rooms and bath. . rooms
finished. Cheap Easy terms See
this, Take Lake Harlem ear. get
of AZ Liberty Park. ask for Mr..
EartsiA
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CuLNER-QuEEN ANNE
Come TO me for the best buys ou
Queen Anne hill. ! am the Oldest
established specialist in this diss
II. c. CULVER s
~ hoSNon ~. Queen Anne ~
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S 18TH Et ana Stone Way North Sc.
81 200 GOOD i-rp0fn ana bath cot
tnEs. stone basement with cement
floors. bedrooms. lot 10Ki0Z 20
it-foot alley. just reprinted out
side. and viii be- completely re-
finiahed inside. 5000 payment VIII
handle.
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SMALL HOUSE. ~ STORIES. IN
finished three lots. cleared: finest
soil, &c fare. Owner living out 81
town VIII sell separate, or the
three for si.4b0: small payment
down, balance $40 monthly. IL r.
Campbell S65s Ninth " w. Pm one
Sidney 2al. -
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SMALL HOUSE. ~ STORIES. uS-
finished. three lots: cleared: finest
soil; 30 fare. owner living out OF
town. VIII sell separate. or The
three for si.A50' small payment
DOWN balance $40 monthly.
II. y. CAMPBELL
SG5S Ninth : w. sidney aaf.
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ATTENTION, CoLoRED PEoPLE---S
Two level lots. 60xi1s to alley:
pest garden soil Seattle: Groom 7
house; electric lights. phone:
water: 20 minutes to Pioneer
square; two car lines. 5000. terus
Phone Sidney 1901
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Save three-duarters the cost of re-
decorating. Let an expert clean
your papercd. kalsomined or fres-
coed walls. and make them look
like new. We also make spec
cialty OF rug and carpet cleaning
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates
furnished without obligation
Phone Harris at Capitol 3sll. or
eoodier at Elliott 81
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"a UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
AND ~ fTS

TIE BAcCHUs. zoos Il. Maais1n-
Under new management broom
modern. us. Front ground finor
corner good location Tor doctor.
dentist musician or drrnsmnksr
Anderson East 31ts
GROOM FLAT. UNFURSisifEp
gas range. close IN. 1915 y How
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g. ROOM MODERN HOUSE: LARGE
% lot; fruit trees VIII make Lovely
home or excellent boarding or
rooming house. II taken this
Meek, only $3.50. Easily worth
5000 See owner. 7bl6 Sunny
side ave
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town, Wednesday.
Mrs. G. L. Grouse, Of Marion, visited
last week at the home OF her brother
N L. Landers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben LOOMS expect to
leave this week for Lamar, Missouri
where Mr.. Loomis bought residence
on his recent trip to that place.
Dr. Hinkhouse attended meeting
of the Inter-church Movement at Des-
Moines, last week.
A little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
H. j. Williamson, last Sunday.
G. r. Mattingly was in Cedar Rap
ids to attend the marriage Of his
daughter, Hope Mattingly to Mr.. Bert
Denkman. They will operate a large
farm near Stanwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallan left Thursday
for Des Monies.
A very interesting game was played
Saturday afternoon, between Cedar
Falls and Lenox College The Lenox
boys won Is to "a. It is the last game
Of the season. Duane Wilson has
been the coach for the winter, and is
naturally proud as the Lenox boys
have not lost a game.
The funeral of Mrs. w. H. McNeill
was held at the home of her mother,
Mrs. R. J. Davis, on Friday afternoon.
The announcement of her death came
as shock to many of her friends, who
had not heard of her illness. She had
been i'll with influenza for several days
but was supposed to be recovering,
when pneumonia set in and she pasesd
away Wednesday morning. She was
the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs r.
]. Davis, and was born at Sand
Springs, May Is 1890. She was mar
ried to w. H. McNeill, October s, 1915.
Her father, r. ]. Davis passed away
asst October, and an only brother about
seven years ago. Her greatly bereaved
mother and husband survive her.
Mrs. Frank Kehoe, who lived south
west Of town, died at her home last
Tuesday Of pneumonia following in
fluenza Il
Waldo Blanchard has taken over the
dray line, which had been operated by
his brother-in-Iaw, Sam Green, whose
death occurred week before last.
Sam Thompson, an old student Of
Lenox was here to attend the tourna-
ment.
Mrs. Harris and daughter, of Oregon,
formerly at Clarke Hall, and Miss Ollie
Phelps, Of Delhi, were tournament
guests.
DR.. Frederick Stockwell, associate
Secretary of the General Board of
Education OF the Presbyterian church,
was in town for couple of days last
week. He came for the purpose Of
making an inspection Of Lenox college,
its work and history, its field and pros
poets. He is visiting all colleges UNI
der Presbyterian control in order to
make report of them to the Board.
Mrs. Kemp, who lives west Of town,
is another victim of pneumonia. She
passed away Saturday morning.
The basket ball tournament which
closed here Friday evening was de.
cided success in every way. Twenty
teams signed contracts. Only one
failed to show up, but their place was
quickly filled by some on the waiting
list, SO there was no break in the
schedule. It was estimated that there
was at least 1000 people in the GYM
nasium. Friday evening. Large del
egations came from Monticello, Spring
vile and other towns. The cup was
won by Springville and also the gold
medals. The silver medals went to.
Monticello and Anamosa took the
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bronze. The referees were Rev. Ray
mond Grant, of Mason City, and Mr..
Van Kirk, Of Anamosa, and they won
the respect of all by their fair dealing.
The boys all seemed to enjoy them
selves and expressed themselves as
much pleased with the hospitality Of
those who entertained them in their
homes, and we are glad to say that
they were a fine lot of gentlemanly
boys, whom we shall be glad to see
again. The teams which attended
were: Dysart, Greeley, Independence.
Delhi, Fayette, Edgewood Anamosa,
Colesburg, Oneida, Walker, Straw
berry Point, Winthrop, Wyoming, Mon
ticello, Cascade. Springyille. Elgin.
Coggon, Monmouth, and Hopkinton.
Rudolph Kragenbrink, one of the
prominent farmers Of Buck Creek.
died Wednesday evening. of pneumonia
He had been for several weeks help
ing his neighbors who had been sick
with influenza His wife and daughter
had also had it but had recovered.
He was taken i'll on Monday and died
on Wednesday.
Rev. w. H. Ensign was absent over
Sunday at West Union on home Mis-
sion work.
DR.. and Mrs. Gearhart came over
from Springville to attend the tourna-1
ment, and were no doubt pleased that
the Springyille boys carried home the
cup.
Miss Helen Johnson was at home
last week from her teaching near
Lake Okiboji.
Miss Marie Stamey, of Robbins was
q guest for few days at the home Of
her aunt, Mrs. N. Z. Landers.
The Woman's Missionary meeting of
the Presbyterian church will be held,
Wednesday with Mrs w. j. Kirkwood.
DR.. F. j. Hinkhouse occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath morning in the absence OF
Rev. Ensign.
Rev. Raymond Grant, of Mason City,
preached to full house in the M. E. ]
church, Sabbath evening.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-03-03
Largest Pipe Organ.

What is undoubtedly the largest and
probably the greatest pipe organ
ever made was that which was played
in Festival hall in st. Louis, during
the exposition In 1904. It was origin
ally made for Convention hall, in Kan
sas City, but was never accepted. II
remained In storage for years and
was then bought by John Wanamaker'
and installed in his Philadelphia store.
where 1t is played every working day.
The organ weighs $4,000 pounds.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1920-03-03
Maryland IN Old state.

Maryland. My Maryland" was one
Of the thirteen original states. In
1882 Cecilius Calvert. second Lord
Baltimore, received from Charles I q
charter comforting on him possession
Of the territory now forming the states
Of Maryland and Delaware. Thus he
became. q sort Of feudal lord. in su.
preme authority over the colony.
Maryland had long list of proprie-
tary and royal governors before It
was organized MS \ state in 1777.