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The Washington times., 1920-12-12
n. D. FARM HELPERS
EARN ) MILLIONS
Army of Workers Who Harvest
ed Bumper Crop Departing
"WeII HeeIed."

FARGO. N. D.. Dec. 12.-Five mil
lion dollars is the fee North Dakota
paid an army of workers for harvest
ing her bumper crop this summer.
With the money sewed to their un-
dershirts and tucked in the toes Of
their boots the 10000 harvest work
CTS brought into this State are turn
ing their faces to the East and
South. All are well heeled' for the
winter.
The prosperity which shines upon
the farmers throughout the State Is
reflected in the appearance OF the
harvest hands. practically all OF
whom are CARRIED In serviceable
clothes and are riding first class in
stead of using the blind baggage or
the rods as in days of old. Absence
of liquor and likewise the absence OF
agitators, who in past years have
kept the men moving from job to job
with subsequent loss of time and
money. are two factors in their gen
eral prosperity.
Diversified farming. which is rap
idly increasing because of State ale
extended farmers, has materially en-
larged the States total output, and
early in the season il was feared the
huge crop might in many places &c
to ruin for lack of help. twilight
armies OF harvest workers were
The Washington times., 1920-12-12
NIFTY LITTLE RUFFLER
| ON new ELECTRIC IRONS

The latest addition TO the big cleo
trio helpers in the modern home is
the new ironer with a ruffler.
There's nothing complicated about
the ruffler. It's just an extra roll
that revolves on the same shaft as
the main roll, with the shot, foot con
troll and heating element entirely sep
arate. Think what an Improvement
this is 10 be able TO iron the ruffies
and frills on the ironer instead OF by
hand. Truly brains are being built
into labor savers. The ruffler means
another electric hand in the home!
The Washington times., 1920-12-12
ELECTRIC CANDLES FOR
YULETIDE GREETINGS

An electric shop in Chicago has en-
de6vored to revive the ancient and
beautiful custom OF burning candles
In front of dwellings as "A message
OF greetings and goodwill TO the
passerby. For this purpose special
electric candles have been designed,
the bases being silver plated with
frosted lamps covered by silk shades.
The electric candles without the silk
shades are placed in iivingroom win
dows, between the window and the
curtain. The effect OF residence
street on "a wintry night with these
beautiful candles shining from the
windows will be wonderfully sugges.
tive of the Yuletide season.
The Washington times., 1920-12-12
new ELECTRIC LAMPS
VALUABLE HOME AID
Makes II Possible to Do Several
Jobs at Once.

Many rooms are equipped with but
a single electrlc-light socket-bath-
rooms and bedrooms. for instance
Thus you are unable to do two cleo
trical things IN the room at the same
time. The lady who wishes to curl
her hair at night must perform this
unattractiyo operation in some more
suitable place than the bathroom oil
her bedroom.
But now there is Il double-base cleo
trio lamp that will pass on some o:
the current II gets to another imple-
ment. The bases are at opposite ends
OF the lamp.
Those heavy lead wires that give
the lamp It's current enter at. one end
The Washington times., 1920-12-12

Iof the lamp and continue right on
through, coming out at the other end.
The flament is tapped OF from them.
There 10 10 tip to this lamp, and SO
the air had 10 be exhausted from
IL by means OF 4 tube concealed In
one OF the bases.
New electrical household appliances
are constantly being invented AMI
there are not sockets enough in MOST
houses to accommodate them all III
you want an all-electric breakfast
you need at least three sockets, and
perhaps "a light beGides. Also in the
kitchen or laundry sometimes you
would like TO conduct several cleo
trical Jobs at once. These new
lamps will help you out considerably
The Washington times., 1920-12-12
NEW ELECTRIC DEVICE
AIDS STUCCO-W WORKERS

Modern stucco-workers discard the
old method of laboriously putting on
the stucco by hand. They make use
OF n recently devised machine. that
weighs only thirty pounds. but that
has q capable motor. and that can DC
connected with any light socket. II
nuts the stucco on a wall at the rat
of one and one-half square yards
one-quarter inch thick, in one min
ute!
Not only is it a useful device for
builders. but II serves as a life-sa'er
in mines where the rough surface ID
made more safe by protective cont
ing applied with the machine.
This machine also stops leaks 1T
mine shafts and air courses.
The Washington Times viii accept
your Want Adj" by phone Service
that serves" Phone Main $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-12-12
lNVENTS WINDMILL TO
GENERATE ELECTRICITY

Most Of our power Is obtained from
fuel today. But fuel--coal, gasoline.
" God, alcohol--is becoming scarce a
French inventor has suggested that
we return to the use Of wind for
motive power,
lie has invented new type or
windmill for the purpose.
Instead of using vanes that radlate
from a common center. he uses yerti-
cal ones in cylinder formation. They
arc set at such an angle that they
will always catch the wind, no matter
how gentle II may be. III the WIND
mill has an electric generator at
The Washington times., 1920-12-12

A new immersion water heater
which is dropped in the water to be
heated is offered by Milwaukee
(Wis.) concern. II is made in four
sizes; the smallest will bring a quart
OF water to u boil in seven minutes
The Washington times., 1920-12-12
10000 More immigrants.

NEW YORK, Dec. l2.-Some ls.ooo
persons arrived at the port OF New
York from Europe in the seven
days ending last night, or which
number $500 were cabin passengers.
Some 5000 or more were lmmi-
grants,
The Washington times., 1920-12-12
LIGHTING PANELS POPULAR.

Lighting panels are requirement
OF the modern home, according to =
Chicago company, which is putting.
out complete equipment OF service
switch main and branch connections.
mounted upon a nodded composition
base. This panel is made for any num-
Der OF circuits up to ten.
The Washington times., 1920-12-12

formed by business men and a call
sent to the East. which brought
many college students TO the rescue.
When this temporary emergency
had been bridged enough regular
workers had arrived In the northward
sweep OF the harvest TO meet future
de mands.
The Washington times., 1920-12-12

,tachcd TO IL each time the yanes go
round the armsture will be turned
and a storage battery charged. Thus
on exceedingly windy days enough
electricity will be generated ana
stored TO make up for the small
amount generated on days when there
Is little wind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
HON, ". B. TAYLOR
IN. ACTIVE RACE
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESSIONAL
NOMINATION STARTS OVER
THE DISTRACT.
WILL MAKE ACTIVE PERSONAL
CANVASS IN ALL THE
COUNTIES,
MUCH PLEASED AT THE AHcEP-
TON OF HIS CANDr-
DACY SO FAR.

Hon. ". y. Taylor. Of wellsburs.
raudidut" Tor the Republican Homna-
ton for Congress from the First dis
trtct. was q prominent VISITOR 10 Inc
city yesterday. Or. Taylor is starting
out On tour OF the district and VII!
visit all the counties Of the lower end
of the district. beginning with Mar
shall. taking in Wetzel. Marion and
Taylor. Speaking Of the situation TO
an In;clligenC"r reporter he said:
~ certainly am well pleased with the
enthusiastic reception which the an
uuinccment OF my candidacy has re-
""ivrd from prominent Repuolicans OF
Brooke IIamcork and Ohio counties l
do no; wish 10 fldjter myself. but NO.
ing could have been more grateful than
the unsolicited tenders of support
which | have received from every ele-
fucut OF the citizenship of these three
counties. and wish to assure my
friends that | appreciate il 10 the ut
most. II nominated and elected TO Con-
gre$s. il will h" my aim tn serve all ele-
lnents Of this district. I am Repup-
lean and believer IN Republican prin-
cipleS. and have met enough or all
classes Of people. the men who labor
with their hands. AZ well as those IN
business and professional life. TO SYM
pathizc with the interests and aims OF
al! Of them.
rnIicies Of the Republican party Al!
best for the nation and best Tor the
rcoplc Of thiI district. While acting
with tho. party will first have the
interest Of II" Congressional district IN
mind. In tn" near future I will make a
hubble statement Of nv views on certain
eprrifir uuc> ions. and for personal rca-
sons desire - make this statement a
'nrrlinC Ia n r"ld in MY own county.
However. 7 "Nnc"' 10 canvass the entire
district aud -" as man voters or the
district as il is possible during tho next
,ur,, months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
BUILDING PERMITS

The aagr"gr;y vain" Of lily bui'dV:
,,rrrn.ls .,su.d y, I,rmit clerk .G""rE''
Abrams Ter March. iH@u, with on" dhy
TRIMMING, L. tlIt.r"-. - a%a;nSi only
SIJ<.H '"r March. lT.". r." number
Of permits inr ia" u"uth = IL. go
AGAINST = 'o,nl Il =" rvr March OF last
year.
III. largest p.riui; ISSUED Cor 'H"
rr.-,.Ir rnuu;l, va 'o the Globe Auto
ma;.r $rr.nhlrr ""mp"nH for Al add
ton 80 is plant ~ Warvu"d. to cost
Slfi.n"u rho building will h" i%"N"6l.
tn u.i" Valley ANDY company
secured r permit for - $50 lire wall at
-. u,all OH Main street.
Il l.. Nr,iro""r w. granted, per
M. 'o r,uai" lh. damog' 30 his fine
n,rn, ere WnrcIlug lSlH:a t. which vas
guitcd hl fir, several weeks aE". r.
pair. VIII cost i.b'0.
II H. rr.sw"I secured "a permit for
!9."um ~'u"co rrs .d"ncr on Avenue :.
rudaElal, ti"urr" Steer WIS granted
r"rmit fur a si."W" r"Sidcuc- on Nan""
avenue. WHr"-p"d.
Yesterday. Charles Barrow was grant
81 a permit 20 p.a"' q new front III his
store On Markr: street. iu cost sl,"90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
SPRING BRINGS
LOTS Of AUTOS
UPON STREETS
PEDESTRIANS WILL ALSO SWARM
OUT AND Traffic LA'TS WILL
STRINGENTLY ENFORCED.
Chauffeurs and Jay walkers TO Be
Warned to Obey Laws Of the City.

Now that. ~" hark bone "f winter
has been broken. ana halmy weather u"S
st ia i il, stated IN" aut" tram" thor
"uEhfar"s Of The city VIII a, last b, be
"p"ralrd their ears little. ii At Oh. dur
ING Tn" winter. will now oil them up
and tax. th"rN out ia" garages.
Ntn t.tc advent a. III, increase OF
{ cars VIII c,'nlr . u-ut'Hnis up vi IN
,nt"r,, aren't 1T rn' 'rH'n' ordinance"
- mcu uitSc hr,n .uIr,N.uHt ihN Gurhis
Ju- colder iu"mtmH. I'm IT," "+uEcnt
90 SprIuS tuvi" w.u t' an in' ictSr 81
inpt. anus up"n "a" p.N'm"ni ana AL
, i.,,>, l',"ri. r"l.SJ ,i'..- "'I"''S a. IA"
.,tr",, In,....., iI.u., precautions W:ii have
t. 80. j..n 90 H."iI t";'u'ni@.
II' IT.uCiI.u '"I"Pi"!Hia a. Il@ rdl-
lie UILI,"IS ar - Ia" rI"ct mat many
,uaui, "trs "a" MT t-iamd III" tr''I-
l,' stsnal@ ami Il lirs I". iH'! DO not
, a. lI' ~.
! Instead II rNt"nd.nS "I'. arm in Tn"
dIl""IIuu I' Nl@n.- - turn lhC chhi-
] i,.Ilr who has Euu MS n"au sw"iicd WIN
. has jon u'ECiN' Raises ola" mgr III u
: inIii, InHmucr hot u-~lE udlIns any par
, 'l"ultr direction ana then SuudvniE
I wnIrIS H.uuu': the c'rI'r directly OPP
U,.-ll.. ia, uu,. at "nI-h M tfnInIc oIu-
. ."y tnvLrNJ o., could tu!u. nc'rI! run
: uIEn uu,,u ii uumU,r ~ pJu"rlTian$.
; l,IIc". II Is Si;l,rI. VIII I"c"INc orders
= Ia cUur'c al "I ~" iI,LaC laws TiEui-
, uuslH anu 1" warn al Offenders int Il
J r"puItlun ul IN InliI' tI"ns Will " I"l-
. iv>."u WITH IN appearance IN police
3 court.
/ SPEAKING g. sr,,nAi, 4iv~u by aut"
! drI'"r@ ii IToin" p,,'.r $p"h" 81 "a"
"nauI-ur, Il 'rI"T'n uan. Wh" - :"
/ ui.lCA II" could Us.: charcoal Il tao"
puwu,. Iu H,nt,u up MS ,"mpi"XI"n.
rms ,nl"r'd gent w";is black Ei"N"H
ana - ilEni llttnS nlack .-"h'i anu Il
CAP 81 u" >..Ui'' color.
IN. interior iu:n,ouuES "I tn. auto
III. f..t ma nal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
Judge Makes Erroneous
Prediction Regarding Lawyer

About one clean shire is all thought
Il, would "y"r wear. lie had fallen
AWAY 70 4 mere shadow; WAS as yellow
,4 saffron and often doubled up With
main. Doctors cont inually gave him
morphine and VIZ" about TO operate for
call stones. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
quickly restored him 90 perfect health
nyain.' Il is 4 simple. harmless pre-
uarntjun iha; removes the catarrhal mu$
ems from tho intestinal tract and allAyS
,b,. Inflammation which causes practios
ally all stomach. liver and intestinal all
nnuis. including appendicitis. Ono dose
will ronvinc" or money refunded Sold
and guaranteed in Wheeling By G. u.
GrirSt * CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
REINALD WERRENRATH

when the Court theatre presents Nj
Ncrrrnrarh on Thursday evening tier"
VIII bc heard IN Wheeling coa'"r,
sanger who should LaI, bon heard Der
long ago. Il Is because l." - On" ot
the finest singers on n" concert stag"
aGd ono Of the foremost artists Of the
world.
resent position over ia:ht. !, has been
A. study climb. t.v"u tia" Metropolitan
itself was q lone ttu'" - recognizing
NI-. Wcrreurath's merits That < has
zone so now IS beyond question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
he COULDN'T sTRA1aHTEN UP.

iHmcs. t'aiUlan. NnNiirld. Ky. wrlteS'
. NV back used 10 hurt me al times and
! could not get straight for half an
huur. took Foley Kidney Pills and
have not bid the trouble since. I cannot
Say enough for them and their great
work" Foley kidney Pitts help tho
l;iril.vs do their work in Kidding tbs
system uf tn" poisonous waste matter
that ,.au@.s So many aches and pains
Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
SMALL BLAZE

Nn arm sent IN yesterday shortly
h".nr" IN O'clock from box II ut the
,.'rurr Ct Virginia and South lir,. 80
- r'.'s. summoned the Island Engine
company - Il garage at that pia,'. .ur
back fire at one oil the Inrhiu" ig'i''.j
~" grease pan under the machine which
tTEht on fire and caused runs,idrItn,,.
,muho. one Of IN" small chemical iAui.s
%" tho Island apparatus rNiinguIShrd
ia" blaze. causing very little dHnIaG".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31

y l.. E.cH II ~ Eighth avenue,
Huntington. ". Va. narrowly escaped
death in that city 4 short while ago.
Mir. Beck while at work was seized by
.. d.l%y spell and forced /" x" honi"
starting across the {. y -. yards. he
became unconscious and fell between
the tracks where l." VS. found by
Iaascrny and assisted home. \ friend
recommended that lie takc The. Reese
Formula XII. Tnia h" did. = now
feeling tn" and tells ~ the incident
as follows:
II have suffered from dizzy spells
caused by my stomach. liver and kid
ncys Tor years and until l began TAX
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
Construction Man Has Narrow Escape
Is Almost Killed BY Trains In Railroad Yards. ~

ing The Reese Formula R-1l nothing
seemed to benefit mo in the least, Al.
though ! believe I have taken everyS
thing. Not only has the dizziness dis-
appeared but | feel better all over.
eat. sleep and feel as though I had
never known 4 sick day in my life. I
most heartily recommend this remedy
10 everyone suffering as I did and enlI
ula R-ll sooner"
Don't be skeptical or delay any lons
ger. stop suffering, so TO the Hoge-
Davis drug store where this great
remedy is being demonstrated or your
own druggist and get a hottie Of The
Reese Formula Ri today. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
WEALTH INCREASED S1sInuoooo.

Tho v.ailh ~ tho city OF wheeling
VS. :ur-raS"! approNImately $4,000
non hr III. annexation Of tho suburbs,
according to an estimate made rom
he assessment books. Warwood. m
Tr,adrlphia district. furnished tno c!y
u -, mo .,raatnsI add ton to its wealth.
with s9.ik442s Public works in the
,rraxrd iyNus arc valued at $1,233661.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
COUNTY COURT &
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses.
Far' VI Hraun. -. and Ada Gerstins,
a. both Of Wheeling.
Guardian Appointed.
clara q. Ford guardian OF Earl Cyril
and Naomi Ford. orphan children OF
Ear; : Ford. deceased. Bond 5000; W.
/. H.lf0nhine. surety.
Deeds Filed For Record.
Emma Srhramrn and Peter Schranlm
- Robert |larh and wife. property on
i.,ni street. -
Rosr Nor,Ew o,d 20 Marths J. Chew.
l": No. 4. BlOchS addition to Wheel
;rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
JAIL PHYSICIAN CoNT1Ao3

tn county commissioners YESTERDAY
AWARDED tho C"uIrnc; for furnishing
rt"dirai ATTENTION 20 prisoners In inc
ohio county jail To Or. Frank a Hert-
Ills hid Cnr IT,. year was s23A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31

how .'t'r"~t"d they ar" and bow eager
80 learn. | tell them a iu, "C stories.
and prv~ant them from H"w standard.
ana usually INTRODUCES " little Shakes
pear. too"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31

Latest arrive exceedingly handsome tailored Suits in the "
her best The velour soft fine
in demand. In combinations Ut tark and WHITE brown
ntan black, an'bck Is there both tailored a
models, the assortment is quite large
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Officer Sullivan
Visits Up-ToYn Dope Shop.
Big Nell Sheds Tears Voiniy.
The Stairs to the Basement.
Hears Thud and Cry for Mercy.

.
.
10
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
COMPLAINS
VACATION
IN EUROPE
Makes No Mention Of Po-
litical Future: to Go Abroad
Next Spring
NJ HERBERT w. WALKER

DAYTON. O. Nov. &---Geverrcr
James NJ. Cox said today he prob
ably would Visit Europe IN the spring
u 1881.
He Indicated he desired 60 make
= first hand investigation OF eondi.
elens there. a. they affect the United
States. in addition TO satisfying q
1Dee fer travel
Apparently the governor. who has
vcrkcd hard all his life. plans TO
1Ake things esNsy- In the future.
2e has made no mention Of any
0sture political plans. despite the
lnct he has received hundreds Of
u.sss~xcs pledging him support In
1se4.
To-Day the governor was back In
HI newspaper office. dcvoting some
o1trnsion TO his paper. for virtually
o. first umc since his acceptance
speech. Hc continued In mos,
cheerful mood
He expected 10 20 to Columbus to
morrow 10 clean up executive bus,
Dees that has accumulated dnrins
the last two weeks OF tho campaign.
Newspaper correspondents. who have
len with the governor during the
mmpaixn. ~fll Be his guests at a
0nncr NJ Trails End tonight
In response To his message 90 Sen
otor Harding. congratulating him on
the republican victory. the governor
oas received the following reply:
AZ the successful candidate.
0Ank you for your message Of con.
graduation and pledge Of support
Cox expected To leave for his Mis-
oissippi hunting trip early NEXT week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
HO, BUDDY! COT
YOUR MEDAL 4?
Victory Emblems Here
Ready 10 Be Given Out

Say. buddy. have yon received your
victory medal YETI
The army recruiting ofrioe IN the
Mutual Life building has several
thousand on hand which n 10 anxious
10 distribute 10 former soldiers.
All you have % do IL 30 bring your
discharge paper down Go the army
once. where Il will be approved BY
the officer in charge and your address
taken. In few days tho medal win
be sent you by mail.
at costs absolutely nothing. and
all you have 10 do IL bring your dis
charge papers down here" declared
Lieut. Col. Oliver Hart Dockery. IT..
in charge Of tho presentation Of the
medals
Lieut. Col. Dockery stated that In
cass Of n soldiers death. either In the
service or sinca his discharge. tho
next Of kin was entitled 10 the vie.
tory medal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

The placing Of the statue OF nude in the church
yard old ST. Marks in New York City, is expected 10 pre-
cpdte controversy turnout artistic and religious circles
The statue, called Little Lady Of the Der," by Scion H.
Boroia, brother Of Guf-on BQrgim. located the
rails Of the church under uch Peter Stnvresont lies buried
placed there toih the approval Of The rector Dr. WI
liam Norman Guthrie pho has carmel the reputation OF
being radical in church affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

WE rang for tho wagon and Knapp
w ana were standing on the
srpnt porch. when ~c noticed n
nhoday eolor~d man shuffllnx up the
street from James ~.
Looks like a customer. let's get
in and watt Knapp aid as he
pulled me lnaide the door. In few
minutes. W. heard steps on a walk
beside the house. a man passed the
window under the room. and there
was n mouae-like rap at the back
door Bully started 10 answer II. bu,
ffaaserblad grabbed him and Knapp
turned the knob.
Tho colorrd man took half = strip
into the room. saw Knapp and Has
seihlsi and hoitod like a shot down
the steps Knapp was after him IN
a second They passed swiftly
under the window and then there
was a dun thud and heard the
colorrd man pleading for mercy.
,Continned In Neat Issue-l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Fireman. Wins in
Gamble With Death

DIES MONIES. la. Nov. AFTER
his captain had refused 10 permit
him 10 go. Simon saba. fireman here.
climbed 10 tho tops of three huge
oil tanks here and opened them TO
prevent explosion Other tanks we're
burning all about him. There was
on. chance In a thousand OF his
escape from death. lie was not
harmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

Lung. -oeia-hereeouteas vanfss
sleepecr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
Selling Building
Office by Office

Housron. TEXAS. Nov. Linus
By little and bit by bit q big once
building Is being sold>here Erern
tor. Of the Hermann estate are ss'I
inr the Stewart building an Once a.
a tiupa. Purchasers pay 70 much
square foot for each office and hsVs
40 years 20 pay. Tho total afnouh
must be t35o.ooo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04
He Is Not Dead
He Only Sleepeth

BAN FJtANcIsco. Nov. 4.-Police
man Fred Brown rushed 10 a chinese
rooming house here when 30 Zee
owner, teiepboned that he COULDN'T
rouse An Lung. his guest. and
thought he was dead. a girl In the
house told Broytn she heard a shot
and groans and tho drip Of gore
Brown broke door. An Lung was
prone on the bed and pale In death.
thought the copper. He began
search for wounds.
-Wali8- hellee. wnntee7- ASKED Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-04

lilo had a hoy. lie put ~ In a door
in the only deserted room OF the
apartment and turned tho lock.
Notice that lock didn't make a
solitary squeak Knapp said. ~ lao
opened the door and peerod down a
dark. musty stairway. leading to the
basement 200 had u that way 20
hoppies won't be able to tell whore
no kept the caehe By the noisa The
dope'z down here. ali right
Tie examined the top st~pr caro-
dripping on thcm.
There's a candle m the ki,chen--
that's what that's frun.- sid We
got the candle. lt IL and started
down into tn. basement
Tho basement was unriooref and
the light coming thru one window
lighted u diniy. A few packing
boxes. dscoratedswith cobweb-. we're
piled about
"lrs down her~-w~ must lind
it, Knapp said deciaiv-ly. AZ he ex'
planned that the woman had upped
him of. We turned over every thing
In the mussy Old basement and the
candle was nearly burnt cut. when
Knapp exclaimed ioyfuliy;
tive found it--ditehed In a can
under tho steps In a pile Of paprru. :
The can held ton "hlndirH."
We took them ups,aira Billy
shook his head and said that ~ar all
he had We dlsheiisvcd him. but
could find no more.