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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-19
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, May TO- 19.O.-Sotice
is.bereby given thai in accordance with the
pr2sN isions of an item authorizing changes in
the permanent system of highways contained
in d. e. Appropriation Act for the fiscal year
ended June 3D. 1914. tPrblic Act No. 435. ap-
proved March I. 1919, the Commissioners OF
the District of Columbia will give q public
hearing in the Board Room of said Commits
sioners on May IS. 1ee0. at 10 O'Clock AN.
TO all parties Interested or owning land along
the line Of Arkansas Avenue within the terri
tory bounded by 18th Street. Iowa Avenue
and Decatur Street. northwest. as laid down
the District of Columbia. Plans OF proposed
changes in the highway plan Of Arkansas Ave-
nue. within the above limits will be displayed
4 nd the Commissioners will consider any efie-
sestions or protests concerning the proposed
changes as shown on the above mentioned
plan. LOUIS BRoWNLOW. CHARLES W.
lumbiA. my3O-l4taM
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

SO. 0OO-7-R0OM. SEMI DETACHED FRAME
house: NV; sell or exchange for suburban
home or lot Of like value. Box 243-C. Star Office
MODERN POULTRY FARM. 81 ACRES, 10
miles from Washington; 500 chickens; full
equipment WILKINSON. Berwyn. Md. 28s
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
CHEVY CHASE.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
No improvements required in this ultra
modern home. and it will interest any home
seeker who Is looking for most desirable
location. distinction and excellent value. 9
with fireplace: sun parlor; sleeping porch;
maids room: large porches: of the most
attractive moderat tie priced homes with every
exclusive feature in this select suburb. Eeau-
tiful grounds. with shade and shrubbery; ga
rage; only quarter block of Conn. ave. Very
easy terms.
McLAcHLEN BANKING coRp'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and g.
Main 432. Evenings North 1026-J.
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BUsINEss PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (Continued1

Ss5. ooo.-LEAsRD TO ONE TENANT PAYING
=, 600 a year. who subjects It. getting $42o PER
month; Q substantial basifsess building; steain
heat: electric lights; ganEe.
STUND FAIRFAX, 1872 New York Are.
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Buy One of These Homes and
Save a Thousand or Two.

Buy One of These Homes and
Save Thousand or Two.
s7,s5o-CoRNER HOUSE. PARK RID. NV.
.,vaeant-Tapestry brick; 8 rooms and hath:
one block from cars and school
vacant-semi detached colonial brick: large
rooms and bath on two floors: also finished
attic room: hot-water heat; electricity; newly
papered: lot 25xl42 to alley: porches; south
ern exposure.
81 .s5o-coRNER HOUSE. SHEPHERD ST.
N.W.-Attrartive brick house: and
bath on floors; 3 porches; hot-water heat:
southern exposure: room for garage, near
cars park and school.
50 Coca AVE. NEAR CoRBY's BAKERY
Brick house. rooms: large yard 10 alley;
could he remodeled into a store: good stand
for business, lot 20x10O; easy terms.
g. oOo-CoRSER STORE. NEAR NAVY
rooms and bath: suitable for grocery. automo-
bile business. etc; 81, 900 cash. balance like
rent; with little repair this property could be
s. .95o-sToRE AND ROOMS 4th st. Sc
Near @ St; S-story brick. containing store.
now barber shop and rooms and bat tn; good
bo yoa pay as this price for
ahce IKE rent lnis property races q park
and is well worth $1,000. at present market.
3 .5Oo-CORNER STORE 4th ST. NV
At present q coiored drug store, adjoining is
another store, now = barber shop, and Groom
and bath nat above the two stores; practically
new tapestry brick building; no leases;
terms. $1,000 cash, balance like rent These
two stores are excellent stands for any kind
Of business: property a car line
VIM. B. KRAFT.
1895 n. Y. ave. Main s93. Sunday Col. 1912.
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PROMINENT CORNER ON 18th STREET
south Of X, consisting Of stores and apart
ments: about 70 feet frontage on 14th Atreet.
This part Of 14th street is declined to become
very valuable. An oHt-of-town attorney will
consider offer OF SIS, 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
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Beautiful New Home

Facing Entrance to Rock Greek Park.
Only - $50.
Convenient to Mt. Pleasant cars;
block west OF 18th; 9 we'll planned
rooms and bath; tapestry brick front:
colonial porch; sleeping porch: fitted
with the very latest improvements for
convenience. An attractive home Mt
the right price in m ideal location.
Immediate possession. Terms arranged.
Call OWNER. NJ. 5Ol4.
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LOWEST PRICED BUSINESS SITE IN
DOWNTOWN SECTION
ONLY $4,000.
H ST. NEAR 10th.
Near site Of W.. r. & A. terminal. Fl st is
rapidly developing into important business
st. II yon cannot afford to pay the prices
asked for G and F st. properties locate on H st.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
1910 It'll ST. N.W.-BTG STORE, BAY WIN
dows, double garage. busy street for any kind
Of business: owner will sell for Sc. 800 or ex-
<han9e for residence in good location. Owner.
TO 10th st. NV. 21s
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18th STREET BETWEEN d AND EA RUSI
ness property for ST.. 0n. This is perhaps one
of the bcst offerings on this prominent bns
ness street. and should interest investors ant
Spectators.
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OFFICE of the Commissioners. Washington.
D. C.. April 20. 1a2O.-Sealed proposals viii be
received ut this Office. Room 5Gi. District Build
ing, until :. O'Clock pm. May n, 1890, for
furnishing and delivering during the fiscal year
beginning July L. 1920. and ending June 20.
1921 for Use in various branches Of the Gov
eminent of the District of Columbia. supplies
as Acknowledgements Drugs. meats. poultry.
fish and automobile supplies Forms Of pro
posal. specifications and necessary information
may be obtained from the Purchasing Ofbrcr.
Room 800, District building. In applying
specify the class of supplies for which forms
sre desired. LOUIS BR0WNLOW. CHARLES
W. kCTZ, Commissioners. u. c. my1I6t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Waxhngfon,-sD.
g., May S. 1920.-Seaied proposals for fur
nishing the treasurer of the United States with
heavy oak grained jute board boxes for the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1921. will be re-
ceivec until Monday, June Z. 1920. at o'e3ork
m. Samples of boxes and material mag be
seen in the Office of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. division Of public moneys and kafn-
res must accompany proposals. The right
to reject any all bids is reserved. r. C.
LEFFINGWELL, Assistant Secretary OF The
Treasury. myl5 1t, FIG
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14th ST. NEAR s-sTURE ROOMS: LOT 20
10: wide alley. $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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18th ST. NEAR R-sToRE AND APART
ment: 2Ox14O: wide alley. $4,000
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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LESS THAN $40. OoO--13th STREET NEAR
New York ave-: lot % feet deep to 4 g foot
ness and a speculation at This low Agure.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave.
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SUBSTANTIAL CORNER ON 14th STREET
with a frontage Of 80 feet. owner wtehing TO
invest in outside properties, win accept $4,000.
Upon investigation you will find this NEST
desirable corner.
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nth STREET NEAR G; RIGHT IN THE
heart Of the largest retail sectional business
property on lot .Uxe5 to an alley. Tan he
purchased for So. 900.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EXCELLENT NV. LOCATION.
COHtinued.

EXCELLENT NV. LOCATION.
10 rooms, bath. porches: h.w.h; electricity.
Splendid NV. location-12 rooms, 3 ba tbs;
h.w.h.: electricity: porches.
Convenient to govt. printing office. post Of
nee and Union station-10 rms, baths;
h.w.h.; gas.
Also 3 rms. . baths. furnace; deep lot to
paved alley: special bargains: easy terms for
quick sales
OWNER. 1884 Riggs place NV.
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FOR sALE-HQUSES.

FOR SALE-HoUSES.
Confined.
FOR COLoRED.
1850. 25th and NJ SITS. NV. s-room and bath
brick; furnace heat; Anil.
s., TO- 2sth st and Dumbarton pl. NV. 10
room and bath brick.
s. 100 On Columbia st. NV. 7-room and bath
brick; an excellent buy.
q, 100. 18th between NJ and y NV: Groom
and bath brick. on lot "a x03 1t.
$500. 7th ST. sc. s-rocm frame; latrobe
heat: newly papered and painted;
1Sx100 to wide alley.
81. 1000. Groom brick. near Union tation. 2nd
at. ne. 1SxlO0-ft. lot, to wide alley;
room for garage.
ANCEY.
z26 18th St.
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IN CLEVELAND PARK.

IN CLEVELAND PARK.
3432 34th street NV.
BRASD-SEW house of 10 large rooms and
3 baths. breakfast porch. spacious front porch.
sleeping porch. open fireplace oak floors. hot
water heat, electricity: large lot. garage. This
Is good value. Terms. ". {. and A. n.
MILLER 3o4 Union Trust bldg. Phone
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18th STREET NEAR EYE-A YRoyTAGE
Of over 80 feet: fine large store room; $8e 800.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. Wash
ington H. e., May ~, 19a0--Saaled proposals
will he received at this Office. Room 5O9. Dis
trict BINDING. until ociock PM, June; H..
1920. for furnishing and delivering gasol inc
gust and September. 1920. Specifications and
forms of proposals may be had upon applca-
ton TO the Purchasing Officer Room 300,
District I;nilding. LOUIS BROWNLOW,
CHARLES W. kUTZ. Commissioners. u. c.
mrll-Xt
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PRICE. B.00D0N 81. NEAR 9Th S.E.; Z
rooms and bath; cellar; furnace heat. A SPLEEN
did boy. a
Columbian building. 4l6 9Th st. NV.
1Sf6 NEAR KTLB6TkNEIOWNER OCCC-
pant: ten large rooms and tile bath; not
water heat; electric lights: screened porcbes
house in excellent shape throughout: price,
81 600: liberal terms. Address Box I'D. Star
ofsce nt6
on ilth NEAR CgATRAL HIGH Schools
nnish throughout; SO, $50. Address BOX 1OO-D
So, oface 2Os
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NEAR l4th AND COLUMBIA ROAD.
Twelve apartments Of 4 and ) rooms and
bath cacl: thoroughly modern thrpe story
building: good investment fer a careful buyer.
Particulars upon request.
ELLERSON & W EMPLE.
l4lO q ST. NV. Phone NJ. 500.
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VACANT-RIVERDALE.

Sc 25O-Two minutes from cars: fine home Of
seven large rooms. pantry. bath and cement
cellar; open staircase; noored attic: hot water
heat: gas lightA: range; water and SEWERAGE
this beautiful lot faces street and is o4O IT.
wide by $50 deep; fruit: shed can be used for
garage; $1,000 cash; $50 per month, including
interest.
DAVIS & STEELE,
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

NEW rOUR.FAMILY APARTMENT; EACH
apartment contains rooms and bath. indvid-
ual hot water heating plants. nice porches. etc
Rents for 81. $50 per year. No janitor required
Price, $1l, 500 Terms.
A. Is. CAMPBELL. I4lO H NV
4-Room, Bath and Porch Apt.
Near 14th and Belmont. Price. 81. 600: cash,
$3.50; total monthly expense. $42. Call Main
.79O, Br. 1868. 21s
NEAR l4th AND CLIFTON SITS NV: s.
story apartment building; excellent condition.
apartments annual rental income. $6.915 Price,
$4,000. Let US show you this attractive prop
city.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
i;ARGAfN IN SMALL APARTMENT BLDG.
On Pa. ave. Sc, convenient to navy yard; l
Broom and bath and 3 4-room and ba tn apart
ments; special hot-water heating plants for
each apartment. Just think-l5 rooms, 4
be tbs separate heating plants, ali for 50, $50;
terms. 5000 cash. balance monthly; now
RI nted for 81, 056 per year; no expense other
than taxes and insurance; occupy own apart
ment and collect your own rents
A. e. HOUGHTOS & CO.. 1918 H ST. NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
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SEE THIS BL0oMINGDALE HOME.

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
our name are controlled exclusively by us.
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your bust
ness perso II and prompt attention.
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BROOT T. AND.

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT FOR COLOR.
ed buyer: near Union station; house now
bringing 500 monthly; Is rooms. bath. Bog
855S, Star Office. 1e2s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
CARMEN APPEAL
FOR HIGHER PAY
Strong Opposition Is Ex'
pressed in City Council

street railway employees wcrs 10
appear before the city council budget
committee "Wednesday and present
their views why they should be
granted IS cents = day salary In.
crease.
strong opposition To the propcscd
increase was Expressed by . number
OF oounciimen at the budget hearing
Tuesday afternoon.
Councilman A. r. Drake opposed
the proposed increase because Of q
deficit In the railway fund OF 5000.
900.
Councilman n. ". Thomson d.
ciar~d the increase would be ~
ndded expense OF $3.50 q day on the
city railway fund. He declared the
Increased fare would not be sum.
Gent To meet the present operating
expenses. and expressed an opinion
that the as-eent increase In salary
would only tend Go augment The ioes.
Councilman r. II. Bolton suggest.
cd the Increase be allowed. citing as
tho reason for his contention the
fact that tho railway employees were
all undergrad
Salary increases for eight assirs.
ants Of Corporation Counsel Walter
". Meier were disailowed. Meier do
ciared tho lawyers IN his office were
not allowed TO practice on the out
side any more and that the present
salaries allowed them were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Mamma Home
After Verdict
in Death Case

OAKLAND. AUG. t.--"Mamma"
was home today.
Mamma" IN this case was Mrs.
Emma Frictas. who had been on trial
for two weeks charged with the muir
der OF her husband. Tony rrictas.
Late yesterday the jury announo.
Cd n verdict Of aeauittal. Mrs.
r'rie,as and her friends broke down
and wopt. A chiid's shrill voice came
piercing the tense atmosphere OF the
courtroom.
Mammals coming home: mammals
coming home" the voice piped.
II was Violet. Mrs. Frietas' 7.year.
old girl.
Together mamma" and Violet
walked into the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Ponzi's Gonna
Use Millyuns
in Big Scheme

posToN. Mass. Aus. As-Charies
Ponxi. nozton's ''bushai basket
millionaire" told yesterday If his
plans for Industrial projects. a
worldwide chain Of hanks and Inn
porting and exporting enterprisss.
controlling steamship lines plying
TO ali ports Of the world
Ponxi said he planned 10 start
with . capitalization of eieo.ooo.ooo
and hopes eventually 20 raise II
TO $500. 900. 900.
The man who made the provcrbiai
pot Of gold NJ the rainbow's end
look like . junk.fillsd pewter. sat
In his Office and told OF his plans
for the futurs while . crowd esti.
mated at 1000 ciAsnorcd NJ the
doors Of his Office for the return
Of the money invested with him
Hundreds brought their lunch
with than Those who lacked such
foresight were provided for ny
lunch vendorS. Who moved along
the lines reaping = harvest SCORES
Of woman were among the throng
that waited 81 ronxi'r offioa
quate.
Councilman Thomson protested
str~nuouaiy. declaring something had
TO b. done 80 keep down taxcs lie
declared the saxes had already risen
90 . breaking point
Gee. hut Boidrs apple pie h
gocdr'--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Two Held for Trial
On Branding Charge

WAgHOUGAL. WASH. Aug. A.
Alvin gtegerwald and Homer Maud
ND, who are charged with brand
NJ Dr.. Walter Groth, were yester-
lay held TO the superior court for
trial by Justice J. p. Thomas. who
declared no man has the right to
IKE the law into his own hands.
gtegcrwaid. with the help Of
uaulding. an empioye. II alleged TO
have used figure eight branding
ron on Groth. who. the defense
ohargea, inSulted Mrs. Stegerwald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
FOREST FIRES
SWEEP TIMBER
Big Region East Of Noun
tains Flame Covered

EroKANE. Aus. <,--soores of for
est fires. some Of them beyond con
troll. arc blazing IN Inland Empire
forests In Eastern washinston,
northsrn Idaho sns wsstsrn Mon
tana-
GIG flres are burning IN The We
naha forest. near Wenafchee. three
Of which are iightning<et-
Mica mountain. five miles north Of
pesry. Idaho. II sblass.
Troy. Libby and jennings. Mon
tsna. report new fires. some Of
which are threatening vsiuablc
sfands Of white pine and cedar.
Now fires are springing up on the
divide b~twcen the Clearwater and
the cosur d'Aiene rivera More
than coo msn have bssn ssnt out BY
the local forest employment offins.
The situation In reported ~ steadily
growing WORSE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Spokane's Mayor
Congress Candidate

0POK AN e, Wash. Aug. =
Charles A. Fleming. mayor o. spo-
hane. has formally accepted a nom.
BATON by the democrats here M
their candidate for congress. He Ia
the only democrat In the field thus
hr.
Tom Cookery. SPOKANE lawyer,
and :. Stanley Webster. incumbent,
ere republican candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
FATHER BROWNS
four CHILDREN
Little Rock Dispatch Re.
ports Tragic Deaths

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Aug. A.
while his wife and two older children
were attending church Sunday eve.
ring. William crutcher. farmer liv.
ng near Des Arc. Ark. drowned bis
four children in a bay inlet and then
threw himself in after them and was
1rowncd. according to reports receiv.
"a hare last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

Charles Ronquist. Z. Of saio
water~ ave-. who Was run over by
an auto driven by n. J. Beanbiossom.
of Renton. 1T s7th ave- =. and Hal.
nier ave. Tuesday night. was In city
hospital wednesday. expected 20 re-
cover. Hs Ia suffering from concur
sion II the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
Dentists Are to
Serve Jail Term

BOISE. Idaho. Aug. Or. w. A.
Myers. former secretary OF the state
dental board. and DIR. Ia A. Fitx'
gerald. head Of the Painless Parker
system. convicted by q jury for con
splracy 10 ask and receive brides
for dental licenses. yesterday after.
noon were sentenced TO etgh,
months each In the county jali and
10 pay fines Of $3.50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kelly. Is, Al
Nod 10 b slayer Of Edward Pok-
grant boy scout. shot dead near
Ebonezer. Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04
laps USED
sT0RTURE
BLANKETS
charues Escaped Korean
Student, Whose Body Is
Marred by Scars
ny MIKE IAY

HONOLULU. T. H.. Aug. A.
Hrst OF the Korean students par.
0cipating IN the anttJ apanese
demonstrations Of 1919 to escape.
Inn Chai Tux. 20. Is today In Homo
lrlu with narrowing tale OF harhar-
80 practiced upon him by the
1DkkAdo's gcndarmes as part Of their
G1Dpressivs measures
10y n sCARRED
W1xH BURN MARKS
He bares his body 10 show iivid
oonra marks. he asserts. Of tor
roo inflicted with hot metal
0rnnkets and whippings with chain
Eopped bamboo.
xok arrived here IN company with
~. \. O. Avison. superintendent OF
1vosance hospital. New York City.
TUX y unable TO speak English
~ thru an interpreter he told 81
~ ~ had been arrested five times
- japanese authorities and tor
ro1 onch time. On hts nth ar
1ne ~ Vas In prison six and q
~ months without trial
xuk charges the japanese with
nv1ng applied modern Innovations
uootsvAi sorsures--that the hot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

nGon1 11Ankst Win IL sharp points
49, honxod by electricity.
- I'D that frequently the tor.
ooG1n9 epok place IN front Of other
Egonoooss. sometimes women. and
1nne evsry effort was made TO
l11rneen them BY the most horrible
~ tn6ecent manners Of infiicttns
ouuny upon the others Each time
~ 80 tortured he was asked the
Googefsa. why did you take part
- the demonstration against the
ooo1 Jnpanese government"
H extsnded his hands to show
xnnsiks left, he says. from beatIngs
W1eA bamboo poles an showed the
GsoFp On his forearms from the metal
hln6het.
4nDQD or MANI"
- DECLARES
- Wns only one Of many he
IA hut freedom Is priceless and
Ennny of ~ shall die many times
1oDDro Ne secure our liberty.
sDomstimes II y hard to be Chris.
~ and turn the other cheek. but
- Koreans know that the Chris
e1ona Of the world win one day
lbeee Japan TO give Us our liberty
Ihe meeting between Tux and DR.
Olnghman Rhee. president OF the
provisional republic Of Korea. took
place In q local hotel. There were
fars In DR.. Rhee's eyes as he laid
IDfs hands on the shoulders OF the
Houng Korean. saying. God IL Al
mighty. Japan Is only Japan"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-04

SPOKANE william rogclstrom
brakeman. fatally injured when
knocked off freight train entering
tunnel
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-23

Remnant sale this week at THE
GOLDEN RULE.
We Charge and Repair Batteries.
Holt Motor Co.
Mrs. Art Bennett was passenger to
Milbank last week.
w. S. Thelin wen to Minneapolis on
ed on the sick list.
Some lrage lard barrels for sale
at the City Bakery.
Ladies skirts at big reductions at
THE GOLDEN RULE.
For Sale-Eight head of last spring
, lambs. Chas. Mullen. IT,.
For Sale Calf, one week old. In
quire of Erwin Hanson.
For Sale-One calf one week old.
Inquire of Erwin Hanson.
Rub Bennett went to Milbank last
Saturday o visi her folks.
Alice Murray of Peever was in Sis
seton Tuesday on business.
l. 50 cents for ladies fleeced union
suits at THE GOLDEN RULE
Miss Naomi Renville is assisting
Miss Irene Brown at present.
Ella Holman is employed as wait
ress at the Commercial Hotel
Get our prices ON Tires. We make
our own adjustments. Holt Motor Co.
Get your overshoes at THE COL
DEN RULE arc save big money.
ReNall Emulsion, rich in flesh-ma-
king properties. F. p. Maldaner.
The county commissioners have re-
turned and are again in session.
Congressional gas is not the illum-
mating sort-Columbia Record.
Some lrage lard barrels for sale
at the City Bakery.
Gunder Gunderson left for Mime
apolis, Saturday to spend month.
Fern Bollenbeck spent the week
end with friends at the Valley.
Mrs. Markley of the state educa-
ional dept and County Supoiudotefe
Ben Reisdorf of Becker township
was in sisseton Tuesday on business.
Beautiful silk plaid waists at 1895
at the sale THE GOLDEN RULE
Mr.. G. A. Campbell of Peever, was
in town Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-23

The Trinity Lutheran Church an
nounccment appearing in this issue.
was sent by Rev. G. o. Austin, form
Long Beach, Cal His congregation
and many other friends are anxiously
waiting the arrival OF Rev. and Mrs.
Austin, nd We hope that we can offer
them pleasanter weather, as Sisseton
becomes their destination following
thier wedding trip to more sunny
chimes.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1920-01-23

hme and recovered completely before
and his Record, to injure the League.
makes it appear that he believes very
much in the saying: 'The longest
way round is the sweetest way
home.'
Due o an oversight we failed to
mention the fact in last sisue that
the r. c. Brown leghorn Of Emil Aker
brought home two firsts and two
seconds and third at the poultry
show at Montevedio.
Wind and weather have no terrors
for the face that is protected by Jor-
teel Combinion Cream. 1t keeps the
skin smooth and white and prevents
chapping. Price SO cents. F. P. Nal,
daner.
Friday morning, January 9, 1920,
found Miss Ethel Lynd back at her
work in the offices of the MCKEE Plate
railroad Co., in Cleveland, after a
very wonderful, but all too short visit