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APARTMENTS TO LET

FURNIsHED-Conti
FURNISHED OR UNFUKNisHED; NV II.
WILL RENT THREE-RooM APT. TO RE-
fined couple buying small amount of furni.
between and Monday eve.
FROM JUNE /. OR BEFORE, UNTIL &C
tober 1; three rooms and bath; vicinity 18th
and SITS. nv; reasonable. Franklin 1854.
bet. and g.
REFINED GIRL TO SHARE An APART
ment; I'd door front; facing beautiful Franklin
Park: reasonable. Apply before 4 pm. Sun
day. or after pm. Monday. 1915 Eye st. NV.
A COMPLETELY AND REALISTICALLY FUR
nished apartment; has silver. linen. glass.
piano: bedrooms. 4 bathrooms. 8 closets, 2
porches. kitchen. pantry with sink and window;
large living room. with fireplace and win
dows; very large dining room. windows. At
North 934e. References required.
The ST. NICHOLAS. 22sO CALIFORNIA ST.
Furnished apt. to rent from June Is Tor pos
sibly June u to Oct. /; reception room with
fireplace: dining room. living room, large bed
room, small bedroom. kitchen. porches. ::
bathrooms. closets: furnished with rare old
mahogany. ANTIQUE rugs, etc: references re-
CURED e,tn Apt; 2o5. Tel. North ss4: Rent
MASS. AVE NEAR DUPONT CIRCLES
rooms and bath, single or en- suite; immediate
possession. Franklin 1909 H.
1885 Q ST. N.W.-ONE ROOM, KITCHEN
cite. bath apt. furnished; electricity. hot
water; two employees. ladies.
FINE LOCATION. VICINITY W1RDMAN
Park Hotel: rooms, hall. bath, large screened
porch; entire floor; hot wpter gas. electricity;
telephone. N. s517 after4 pm. IL
2l20 18th ST. NV. APT. five ROOMS
SO IOs
40 RANDOLPH ST. INVALID MODERN.
large. front room, beautifully furnished; ON
hrst moor; also two separate. one double, opens
on screened sleeping porch. second door; priv
ileges light housekeeping. laundry.
THE AVONDALE. 1874 p ST. N.W.@STX
nished apartment for housekeeping, except for
linens: north and south exposure: ideal for sum-
mer; unlimited telephone; will make reasonable
rate to responsible parties, without children.
on lease to October /.
TWO DESIRABLE FURNISHED APART
ments. 3 rooms and rooms and bath. to rent
in a private home, 10 minutes walk to Treas
ury: available now; adults only. Address Box
33-B, Star office.
ROCHELLE, 1908 ST. N.W.-ONE ROOM
and bath. furnished. JAN1TOR. N. 61s.
FURNISHED APT, ROOMS AND BATH:
rsa1s lssssed possession
pletely furnished; immediate possession. Call
any time Sunday, bet. l and pm, 1927
Chaplin ST.. apt. 2.
1887 EYE ST. N.W.-TWO Or THREE
rooms as desired with kitchenette and bath:
June. July and August only; gas. electricity
and continuous hot water; will accommodate
three to five persons.
TWO ROOMS. BATH. KIT6HENBTTB 7M0D-
ern). furnished, to party buying furniture; rea-
sonable. Col. 1687-W.
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10th sr.-DEsIRABLp APARTMENT HOUSE,
Two rooms, with kitchen and hath: all ont
side rooms: $125; June TO Sept; reference. Ad-
dress Boz Ssh, Starofncs. IL
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VICINITY or 14th AND PARK RD.-PLAcE
suitable for carpenter shop; state terms Ad-
dress Box lob, Star ONCE. 10s
PART OF STORE OR FRONT ROOM ON
second floor: in the best business district.
from eth ST. NV. to 18th NV; for ladies'
trade; n neat and clean business. Address
Box Job, Star -sface.
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18th AND COL. RD.-FIRST FLOOR APT,
rooms, kitchen. bath; ami; $55; splendid
location, doctor or dentist. Col. 954-J until
and Col. 9406 after 6.
TO RENT-LIvING ROOM, BEDROOM. IN
new apartment: occupied only months; very
desirablei 500 per month. Phone North 1904.
branch COL 90
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y N N = ~ HC 1H1PcI1d1i
1869 Columbia road NV. /; three
room housekeeping apartment
living room, bedroom, kitchen
and bath, handsomely furnished.
Possession at once. Can be seen
any time; price. 500 per month.
Col. 91O or 1869.
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FOR KENT-STVRES.
STORE FOR RENT. Sl5 It'll ST. NV.
Address Box Ssh, Star ONCE.
VACANT ST6RE-c018 18th 81. NV. bs13o.
with cellar under entire room: good location
for any kind OF business. Rental, $12S.
THOMAS Z. PETTY.
2O13 14th et. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Confused.
SMALL FURNISHED APT. BIZ REFINED
mother and two employed daughters: reason
able references North 1927.
TWO OR THREE ROOM HOUSEKEEPING
Boz 329-A. Star once. %
By REFINED MARRIED COUPLE AND Z
year old child. unfurnished apt. or Eat: state
price price and location Address Boz i7oA. Star
WANTED BIZ YOUNG COUPLE. HOUSE
keeping apartment Of rooms and bath: oceu-
pancy between May Is and 20. Address Box
2S5-A. Star ONCE. TO-
OR ROOM UNFURNIARED APARTMENT
in modern apartment house: rent about 800
per month. Phone North 1919 week days ss
FOR TWO MONTHS OR LONGER, FURNISH
ed apartment OF one or two rooms and bath in
2t8A. Star office. o.
BY MAY Is. OR 5 FURNISHED ROOMS
and bath for Ink: frst or second floor pre-
ferred. unless you have elevator service: price
not over $50. and not over 10 minis. walk from
treasury. 1913 Pa. ave. NV. z. b. Young %
WANTED-APAR1MENT OF TWO ROOMS
kitchenette and bath BY young couple; willing
to buy furniture. Addrese Box GOA. Star
ofice. @
tNFURNIsHED ATTAINMENT. ABOUT FIVE
rooms. preferably with porch; rent about $50:
vicinity Dupont Circle or Columbia road
s,dered; Lieut.. Commander McMoRRIs. 1850
Columbia road.
FURN1sHED. OR ROOMS WITH KfTCH.
enette and bath in modern apartment house /:
central: references. J. B. FAULKNER, Sc
Cumberland Apis. 90
NORTHWEST. BETWEEN 18th AND 22nd.
near Avenue. BY professional man. adult fam
lily. unfurnished. 4 or s rooms kitchenetts,
bath, sleeping porch: reasonable: long lease.
Phone West 468 after evenings. or addrees
Boz 3s1-A, Star ONCE. o.
sUBLET. JULY 1. UNFURNIsHED APART
ment. three or four rooms and bath: elevator:
office. os
WILL BUY FURNITURE IN ORDER 10 GET
possession OF small apt. in northwest section
ny pune 10 state price Of furniture and rent.
Address Box 1s-B Star once
TWO ROOMS. KITCHENHTTE AND BATH.
fur or unfur. June |: state price and location !:
permanent. Address Box 172-T. Star ONCE 80
PERMANENT UNFURNISHED APT, OR
rooms, walking distance northwest, BY June
or 10: not to exceed $45 month. Address Room
sOs Union Station. d. Nathanson. g.
THREE ROOMS. BATH And KITCHEN.
ette furnished. in modern apartment house;
VIII pay $50 to 500: by May Is or June 1.
Address Boz 234-A. Star ONCE. %
COUPLE WITH TWO CHILDREN WANT
s sa 1Sn or small house. June 1. Address
APARTMENT. PREFERABLY OF TWO OR
three rooms and bath, furnished Or unfurnish-
ed: suitable for physicians once: permanent;
vicinity Of Thomas Circle: July or before
Address Boz 140S. Star ohice. 12s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"ON "x34 AN L &zAlxN LIE
FAMILY OF THREE (ADULTs) WISH
two or three rooms. kitchenette and bath. I'M
furnished. in good neighborhood; reasonable.
Address Boz 11s-P. Star ofice. H.
BY LADY-UNFURNISHED 1ROOM, KITCH-
eEette and bath; walking distance Of Potomac
Park; must be reasonable. Phone West $780,
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT OR PART OF
59ns FL Co.,
FURNISHED BROOM APT, FOR light
housekeeping; northwest section preferred; best
references. Address Box Sab, Star office. IL
JUNE /. FURNISHED OR PARTLY FUR
as s b :nd Ell wdkR Rve pos
description. Address Boz 842-A. Star ONCE.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED-sMALL
housekeeping apt; ANIL: IN vicinity Of Du-
no children. Address Boz 40-B, star once 10.
WANTED-FURNIsHED APIS. TO RENT
for summer months; small commission. Room
By COUPLE WITH e-YEAR.oLD GIRL. TO
section preferred. Address Box 2se-A. Star
FIVE OR MORE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
aisss 's ca might
Two.RooM AND BATH UNFURNIsHED
permanent il suited. Address BOX :s7-A. star
kitchen and bath /: BY quiet couple; no chill.
dren private family preferred; now and June
Z sss The ss best of reference ADDRESS ID.
OR 8 ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite, bath; modern apt. house; NV. section
June ! or rs; young married couple. no chill
dren permanent. Address Box 303-A, Star
ONCE. 1Os
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE SMALL FUR
nished apt. or house in the NV. at special
summer rates for vacation time; references. W.
r. RAYMOND, 502 Commercial National Bank
AN uNrURNrsHED APT; OF . OR 81
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FOR sALE-APART1(ENTs.

FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.
APARTMENT HOUsD-TWELVE s AND 4
room apartments; good location: rental, - 800.
Price, sos, 600; nothing better for investment in
the city DANIEL SMITH GORDON 4 son.
1919 @ st. Tel. franklin 6577-JS 1O'
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY own APT: $1,000
for one room; 50, 600 for 8: per cent interest;
central location; new building. Room 2o4.
Munsey bldg: TO-
1921 WISCONSIN, AvE.-LARGE STORE.
cellar, storage house with z large rooms and
bath above; porch. private entrance: 2 stsess
with 2 Aats above, On wisconsin ave. between
u and N; good business block; Florida ave
SO, 500. DINOWITZ REALTY CO.. SO Colorado
bldg. Main 663.
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WANTED-FL0oR SPACE.

WANTED-WAREHOUSE SPACE ABOUT
for loading; state rental and location. Address
Box 45-B. Star ONCE. "
WANTED-ABOUT 500 SO. FIT: FLOOR
space, rear room or garage would answer;
preferably on ground door and with power.
2O6 McLachlen bldg. IL
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WE have A NUMBER or THE
best constructed and located apart
ments. that are offered At very low
prices, on terms: net income very
good, ut pre-war rentals. and could
easily be Increased; most OF them in
the northwest; excellent reasons for
selling, being mostly nonresident
owners, and several by companies
who wish TO close out their local in
terests. and can afford to sell low, as
they purchased them right.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Phone II. 4507. 1923 y gt. NV.
NEAR 18th ST. N.W.-DNTX6HED BU7ED
ing; ~ apts.; thoroughly modern; old rentals
BIO. zoe. Price, $50. 900. Tarms.
THOMAS p. BROWN, e17 Az st. s.w.
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Seccion
Espanola
ECOS DE La TERRA DEL CID

Las condolences ~econ6micas por las
que ell pals vasco atraviesa hoy mere
cen ser dignas de la atenci6n de la
colonia ~vascongada de este Estado.
A prime:a vista resalta la falta de
uniformidad entire ell precio de las
subsistencias aquf y ALA. Informa-
ci6n trafda de Vizcaya por Bruno NJ.
E~rquiaga, quien ACADIA de llegar de
Espaha por via del Havre y Nueva
York, muestra que ell ganado en- aquel
pals y en- Francia tiene un precio
fabuloso. Bruno nos dice que una
vaca ALA vale 1900 pesetas 8 su
equivalente en- frances, es decir, al
rededor de 200 d6lares. FL ganado
lamar esta relativamente tan caro- que
ell vacuno, y & las classes menesterosas
Sc les hace tan diffcil comprar carne
que estan obligados q convertirse en-
vegetarianos.
Los vascos, durante la guerra su-
ropea, no solo hallaron p~rosperidad
N America sine tambien IN la Vas
,onia espahola. Los navieros de Bill
bao amasaron grandes fortunas aca-
rreando ~pertrechos de guerra para los
aliados, y los armeros de Eibar y
Iuernica abastecieron a los franceses
ON cuantas armas pudieron fabricar.
Il ALA de los precios en- toda clase de
a~rticulos Sc dej6 sentir en- un grade
quail 3 mas intense que aqui y
Espana, debido a su proximidad al
eatro de la guerra, Sc vic con una
lemanda indecible de TODD, desde
yranos Y cereales hasta motores para
leroplanos.
Ell reajuste a 10 normal, dice ell Sr.
Erquiaga, es bastante penoso entire
Ia genie fabril con motive de la crisis
Industrial allf e%xistente; pero la
nayoria de los agricultores 81 en-
cuentran en- buenas condolences.
Ell automovilismo Sc ha implantado
lie I'm modo alarmante en- las urbes
Dobladas, pero la genie del campo sc
muestra enemiga acerrima de este
nedio de locomocion. POGO antes de
que ell Sr. Erquiaga llegase a su des-
tino un aldeano tuvo la desgracia de
ser atropellado y muerto por un auto.
! n6vil en- una carretera cerca de On.
iarroa, y los vecinos del atropellado
furiosos de 10 ocurrido, arrojaron e.
automovil al mar, no obstante las
~orotestas de su dueio.
Bruno nos dice que hay muchos
~rizcainos que piensan venir de nuevc
4 este pals la primavera pr6xima J
Iue espera tambien que ell infujo d.
emigrantes sea igual al de amos
lnteriores.
Acompafiaron al Sr. Erquiaga en- ST
-egreso dos j6venes ansiosos d.
)robar fortuna en- ell co~ntinente desr
;ubierto por Colon.
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e,.e,rie,, Undertakings In Japan.

There are us electrical undertake
Ings In Japan. including 625 power
plants. ~ electric railways. and AZ
companies operating both power plants
and tramways. This is an increase OF
40 companies over last year. The to-
tai moun of invested capital in these
enterprises is about $3SS,0OO 900. In
Guiding sI93. 900. 900 for power plants.
500. OOO. 900 for railways. and $173,000.-
600 for those rendering combined
sery,ce-an increase, Of about $1,000
600 over last year.
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Methodist Church

Sunday school will be held Sunday
December IL. at 10 am; morning
service at IL o'clock; Junior Epworth
League at 8 pm; Epworth League al
GAS pm; evening service at 1880
Train connections permitting his ar
rival on time, DR.. John F. Wilson will
have charge of both morning and
evening preaching services. A most
cordial invitation is extended to all tc
attend these services.
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REn r O

The annual meeting of Winnemucca
chapter, American Red Cross, will be
held on Tuesday, December IA, at
Parish hall at s o'clock pm, for the
purpose of electing a board Of direc-
tors and such other matters as may
come before the meeting. 4.
ADV. D9t3 EDNA DYER, Secty.
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NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED

District Attorneys once, state or
Nevada, County of Humboldt. S.:
To the following named defendants,
and to all owners of, or claimants to
the real estate and improvements
thereon, hereinafter described, known
or unknown:
You are hereby notified that a suit
has been commenced in the Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court of the State of
Nevada. in and for the County of
Humboldt, by the State of Nevada,
plaintiff, against each of the defend
ants hereinafter named, and each of
the following described tracts or par
cells of land with the improvements
thereon, and all owners of, or claim
ants to the same. known or unknown,
to recover the tax and delinquency
assessed to said defendant against
said property, for the fiscal year COM
mencing July LIST, AID. 1919, and end
ing June Both, AID. 1920, and that
summons has been duly issued in said
case; and you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer
the complaint filed in said cause, on
or before the 18th day of January,
A. d. 1921. judgment will be taken
against you. and the real estate and
improvements herein described, for
the amount of the tax and delinquency
specified and costs of suit. Tax and
delinquency, Winnemucca Mountain
Mining Company. a corporation. "one
quartz mill situated at the north end
of Winnemucca Mountain. with the
improvements, situated lear said mill.
with about four and one-half miles OF
power line; patented mining claims,
Survey No. 4025, A & T and T & A No
/, situated in Winnemucca Mountain
Mining District; forty horsepower
hoist and two miles of pipe line." all
OF which, at the time Of the assess
ment aforesaid. was situated in Hum
boldt County, State of Nevada, $422.93.
THOMAS E. POWELL.
District Attorney.
Humboldt County, Nevada.
First publication. Dec. IL. 1920.
Last publication. Dec. 20. 1890. II
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Development OF S'"y ~--v
review Of the work OF the arm
engineer corps in the war. nrs'
sued By the war department. says tna.
the corps produced . new form OF
sesrchl,ght more powerful han any
that had preceded 1t In any army win
wh,ch the Second field army had oeeh
partially equipped. ut weighed the
report says, "one-eighth as mucn -
lomps Of former design. cost only one.
,b,rd as much. was about one-fouFtn
so large In hulk. and threw q light "
per cent stronger than any otner po'e
able protector in existence" sun 'ur
Their to perfect the ~searchlight' our Gu
gineers were at work on a remo.e con
troll when hostilities ceased.-Scientin'
American.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

The regular annual meeting Of the
shareholders of The First National
Sank of Winnemucca will be held at
is banking office, Thursday. January
18th, at IL o'clock am, for the pur-
pose of electing a Board of Directors
to serve for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of such other business as
nay come before the meeting.
Adv. D11J11 C. L. TOBIN, Cashier.
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HAM AND BACON REDUCED

J.. F. Asst of the Winnemucca Market
announces a drop in ham and bacon
prices of five cents per pound. In
consequence he is selling delicious
Mayrose and Desert hams and Rex
and home-cured bacon at the new
price. Buy a whole ham or side OF
bacon and get it cheaper. Advt.
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W. E. Brennan Is In town from the
Rebel Creek section.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Vaughn are in
town from McDernitt.
@
E. E. Elliott, automobile man from
Reno, is in winnemucca.
r. T. Bass, rancher Of the Golconda
section. is in town today.
Born-At winnemucca, December s.
1920, to the wife of Gabriel Erquiaga
Of Kings River, a daughter.
George Minor is here from Platora,
having brought his sister Iona in to
return to school at Berkeley.
william Edwards is in town today,
returning from a trip to Fernley. He
will go on to Paradise Valley.
DR.. Wilson, district superintendent,
will fill the pulpit at the Me church
tomorrow. Rev. Westervelt went to
Gerlach yesterday.
Mrs. Born and Mrs. Brady left yes
terday for Battle Mountain. wher
they will organize a lodge of Ladies
of the Maccabees, it is said.
E. B. Stinson, freight and passen-
ger agent for the Southern Pacific.
in distributing 1921 calendars among
Winnemucca business houses.
Elmer Banks, Western Pacific car
inspector here, has gone to Kansas
City, where he was summoned on ac-
count of the death of his wife.
Earring Prout, who is mining on the
Kramer property, Is in town for a few
days waiting for machinery which he
has to have before continuing work.
Mrs. ]. Banks Arant and children
leave today for Oakland, Calf, for a
visit with Mrs. A. Y. Blume and Miss
Inez Laveaga, relatives. They will
remain on the Coast a few weeks.
@
John Garcia Is In town today from
McDermitt. @
W. A. Adams was in town yesterday
from Midas. g
Mrs. Clara Babar Sr. of McDermitt
/. a visitor ,
j. P. Anderson was an arrival yes
terday from his ranch near McDer-
mitt. @
George Grieler. roadmaster for the
Southern Pacific railroad, is regis
tered here. @
Frank Scott, an employe of the Riv-
erside Garage, is leaving today for a
few days visit with his folks at Pla-
tora. 9
Miss Iona Minor, who has been
spending the past month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Minor. at
Platora, left last night for Berkeley
California, where she will resume her
studies.
Mrs. William Mashiter and Miss
Hilda Southwark returned to their
home in Battle Mountain today after
visiting here at the home Of Mrs.
Mashiter's brother, J. E. Southwark.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-11

Cheer up your home for the indoor
season. An Edison Photograph will
provide the best music that the world
produces at a cost within the reach
IF everyone. Let Stephenson's demon
strate the Edison to you. They have
all the latest records.-[Advert'ment.
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Honey e2.1 Per Cent Of Normal.

The honey crop Of the United STATES
was s2.l per rent Of normal on July
I. according to the estimates OF tne
,,ni,ed States department Of agricui-
,ure. Reports to the bureau OF crop
estimates warrant the estimate that
the yield Of surplus honey per colony
was 25.s pounds and that about one
half Of the annual product per colony
was realized by July l. The high con
dit,op Of 92.i per rent Of normal on
,u,y | this zeal compares with 66.7 In
1918 and S6.3 In 1917.
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AN

In printing the names of newly
elected officers of the Episcopal Guild
the name Of Mrs. j.. E. Southwark was
omitted by The Silver State. Mrs.
Southwark was elected vice president
of the guild. The omission was acct
dental.
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Church of st. Mary the Virgin

Services for Third Sunday in Ad-
vent-Holy Eucharist, IL a.m.; even
song, 1880 p.m.; church school. 10 am.
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No, the lady did NOT say this town
was unsafe for her child. She thinks
1t would be an insult to her care in
rearing the girl If the latter could not
take care of herself anywhere.
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No, the divorced couple was NOI
married at Thanksgiving time. Reli-
able authority states that they met
and rumor did the rest.
No, George Brady does NOT own
three stills at Golconda, and the only
stills he is familiar with are mining
stills; but it is possible he will have
some of the other kind on his hands
the first of next year.
No. The Silver State did NOT ad-
wise people to give their property
away. It said in an editorial: 1--WE
would move to amend by advising the
club to have the property donated to
the city" One public-spirited man
Immediately offered $500 toward a
fund for that purpose.
No, the young society lady is NOT
going to marry the foreigner she was
seer %conversing with. Said so her
self. She was merely talking bust
ness for her father.
-4--
No. the lady who recently was
questioned about her husbands first
wife is NOT the stepmother OF her
own child. Can you beat it?
No, she did NOT leave her husband.
Merely visiting her mother for the
first time in two years. The rumor
started less than three hours after
the ad appeared.
No, the lady did NOT say this town
was unsafe for her child. She thinks
it would be an insult to her care in
rearing the girl If the latter could not
take care of herself anywhere.
No, Winnemucca women are NOT
of the sort who care only for gossip
A list of fifty charter members OF the
Winnemucca Civic Club puts to rout
the statement.
Rumors, like chickens. come home
to roost. Prove it!
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PiDk Babies
Contributed

[Contributed]
No, the divorced couple was NOT
married at Thanksgiving time. Reli-
able authority states that they met
and rumor did the rest.
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Hon. Eleanor Smith, daughter o.
Lord Birkenhead, British lord chancei.
Tor, who 10 extremely popular in Brit
Ish court circles.
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No, she did NOT leave her husband.
Merely visiting her mother for the
first time in two years. The rumor
started less than three hours after
the ad appeared.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-11

No, the lady who recently was
questioned about her husbands first
wife is NOT the stepmother OF her
own child. Can you beat it?
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-11

No, the young society lady is MOI
going to marry the foreigner she was
seer conversing with. Said so her
self. She was merely talking bust.
ness for her father.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-11

No, Winnemucca ONE are NOT
of the sort who care only for gossip.
A list of fifty charter members of the
Winnemucca Civic Club puts to rout
the statement.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-11

Rumors, like chickens. come hom'
to roost. Prove it!