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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

THE PACIFIC AGENCY. INC.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
FINANCIAL AGENTS, llo0~
oi-0. ARCADE BLDG. EL-
LOTT ASA.
We sell anything. anywhere:
anything from q peanut stand
to bank. List with us for
results. Connections all over
West Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23
NEAR BEILEvUE

NEAR BELLEVUE
A sssoNEY-MAKER"--1o ACRES
We have 10 acres. all cleared and in
high state Of cultivation except
I acre pasture. no better soil and
all producing with an income that
will pay for II in next three years;
ioganberriea, raspberrica, straw
berries. and In fact this year yield
over $1,000. with next year prone
lac over $4,000. buildings, orchard.
and located in the best suburban
district to Seattle; surrounded by
nice American homes. price So
500. with terms: you must see this
to appreciate snap buy
, FORSYTHE a kinney. INC.
Elliott 1923 t13-it Seaboard Bldg
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME
with enough ground to make II re-
ally worth while. on auto high
way. close to street cars. only one
fare to city, all city conveniences !?
Owner has instructed me to accept
az Titles as 500 down. with month
ly payne nts OF $40: price 3l.Tho:
land all cleared and house has
rooms, not entirely finished. but
ready to move into at once. Take
Lake Burien car to 18th s. w. and
Henderson st. J. n. MELVIN.
~ AcREs REDucED tss5
For Quick sale; II Ia good alder land,
the kind for all kinds OF berries,
cherries. pears. apples. clover: u
mile from highway west from
Kent; 3f.i00. 10 per cent cash and
$40 per month: Will accept Liberty
bonds or other good securities s..
Evenings. West 3G2R.
ARL1NGTON HAYWOOD
creek: ali FOR $500: $50 cash. IS
per month. This In an exceptional
opportunity. to secure good land In
\ good land district.
H. ID. NELSON
- s27 scaboard Bldg,
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER GARD
TO SUNDAY. OCTOBER siSr
or LITTLE RANCHES
I. oNE-AcRE TRACTS
~ oSE.HALF-AcRE TRACTS
AT BARGAIN PRICES
III Yor WANT TO MAKE MONEY
THIS rs YOUR CHANCE
~ you WANT TO SAVE MONEY
ny making your living on . little
farm, BY potterlnx around tn the
evening after your days work In
this shop or office. why. no better
an opportunity will ever be pre-
scented TO you than this ona
These tracts are located In one Of
the fastest growing district
around Seattle. because there are
practically all conseniences OF the
.Isy in The form q water. eisc.
boufrsards on both sides Of this
additfont also the property lies
within to blocks Of Lake
Hurteu and 10 blocks to the Sound.
close e ,s ,s car In s wn'. !, runs
Ter Way. and. only county taxes
and no ssssszm~uis
Hundreds of families have located
around this beautiful lake. hun
dfsds more viii settle IN the neat
year.
Property selling now 10 the form o.
acreage Will sell in the form OF
lots. consequently. an increase OF
20 10 80 per cent In value
You cannot afford 70 mics the op.
poytunisy 20 get started While the
prices are tow end on the very
easiest OF termAf
The soil 10 the very best have
vegetables In my office that viii
compare with the beat you Will
imp In the state Of Washington.
4iAIF-AcRE TRACTS. ssis
$50 DOWN; Is MONTH
HALF-AcNE TRACTS, Ss7s
sie DOWN: - MONTH
oNE-AcRE TRACTS. sss-
ss9 DOWN; $40 MONTH
oNE-AcRE TRACTS lsti
SO DOWN; tio MONTH
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
PAY WHAT AND WHEN YoU CAN
Bring q 81 bill ana eiinch = trae,
and close In 10 days or 40 days.
just a. you aay.
Get started today. or tomorrow. but
have your pick OF them now. don't
let your neighbor beat you to ~.
this 10 your chance--will you take
III
The source Of all wealth lies in the
land Of our country
II IL true--therc ia no getting away
from H.
NY automobiles are ~ your service
at every hour of the day. inciud-
Ing sunday.
OFFICE open from 4 m. to G .. m.
including Sunday.
II NJ NELSON.
2f3 Boston Hlk.
and Ave. and Columbia Eli 1857.
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coon nuYs Ix rnornnrr

GOOD BUYS IN PROPERTY
llae Cash and $40 Mentally
iiuys Tyroom modern home on lot
60xf2n, blocks freFn car on 1znd
ave. w price $500. city water.
lights and plumbing, Can give you
pssssssion right away.
COUNTRY HOMES
tsis caAh and $50 Monthly
10 acres on n Trunk hish~sy. With
small house that will make com.
fsrsabls Temporary quarters while
getting land ia shApe Price
tz.ies. good buy.
per acre on terms TO suit. sxsci-
lent berry land
DAVID y EASTMAN.
fest sfd Ave
Why isE A srENpTHKlt-rf
And pay uat ass cf your Income for
roof over your bead-an old
heus. that everyone has lived in.
money and rsysnH sass interest on
" ~ 10 itisgst Yet reu will pay
ass % your salary for rent That
So Why ! call tcu spendthflft 10
thrifty. sensible and sanitary
a~n your own home while you
can. f.umber IL way down and 80
are lots We will help sou To get
sfasted Gene ous and see for
yourself What IL helng done-yco
wiIl be surprised Lake Huyi~n
esr~-ssr<ond Ave South and ocet-
dental Ave 20 Elmxseve ~
wNFT a WHEELER, OwNEHs
LAKE. WARRINGTON PROPERTY
Groom house. partly completed. On
paved bou Lcvsrd. close TO Medina
bnaf landing. lat 1eextu feet all
cleared Here is an opportunity
90 get . home ia god neighhor-
hood---eiose 90 city. low tax.a. Sc
boat fAre---far iisst. money.
tss00p
sfasse feet Waterfront. including
shore land. facing on boulevard.
500 cash. balance SIC per month
N. v. WIGHT. OWNER
ilis Hogs HidF Main sIs
A SNAP
t-room nov cottage. lot toNf1l
two blocks to paved street and
tfsnspcrtatIon. A place worth
more than w~ are asking, and can
deliver for $50 cash and t<a per
ruoath. Do not pay rent when you
can own property on these terms.
Let W. show you. Price i.stp
HENRY c, EWING COMPANY
zoo Alaska Hldw. Matn 7iss
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REBUILT AUTOMOBILES

REBUILT AUTOMOBILES
These Cars Are Priced for Quick
sale.
tsis Maxwell s-passenEer $500. $3.50
1918 veiie t-passenr~r. model
SS-S, with spare tire. An ex-
esptscn2iiy good buy ....s... We
1850 Comet san b-pass~nFar.
mcdsi c-t,. This car IKE
new ...~ss...s.s'..ts.s stsss
1918 veiie passenger. <-door.
sport model has exposed
nickel plated exhaust pipes
and ossfstxe cord tires like
ne~ t*...t.+4 e|stssss Aste
1913 Oakland six t-passsngsr $50
1918 klss~i kar, passenger.
newly painted: spare tires. 10
All the above cars are guaranteed.
and will be cold on easy tsFmA
Smaller cars taken a. down or
part payment Buy from an old
sstablished and reliable company.
RoEs-H MOTOR GAR CO.
plstrgsu,ers Comet Six Automobiles
and Atterhury and Stewart Trucks.
Third a. Bsii Sc
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

DOWNTOWN BOOMING HOUSE:
fine lease. good business. $4,000.
Trade for residence.
NJ J. MOORE
1916 Third Ave. Elliott sees,
TIMBER. sAwMlLI.s. sHlNGLE
mills. anywhere. We can handle
soSI 'PrEfE 4 Pacfrlc xaEN ssS.
Inc, 400 Arcade Bldg. ELLIOTT
TIMER. SAW MILLS. SINGLE
MILLS, anywhere. we can handle
your listings and give very best
TnE PACIFIC AGENCY. INC.
600 Arcade Hldg. Elliott 1884.
THE PACIFIC AGENCY, INC. REAL.
Estate Brokers' Financial Agents,
tf0o Arcade Building. Elliott 4534
Anything from a peanut stand
TO a bank.
COMPANY ENGAGED IN FISHING
viii sell small block of stock: an
honest proposition that Will pay
handsome returns. Care The Star
FOR SALE, CHEAP = ie-ROOM
rooming house. close in. Phone
Elliott BLEW.
FOR SALit-~cANDY STAND. BEST
location in Pike Place Market.
See owner. 22so Western ave.
% PERSONAL
PERM ENT HAIR WAVING,
Marcclllng.. hena pack for gray
L sns sss'q IMafflRsovrMrNr SHOP
Main sto7. sac Union St
DIR. LILLIAN Chamberlain
practic physician; natural and
herb remedies. no operation. tt<
a First ave. Main b119. Electric
treatments.
No OPERATIONS. NATURAL,
remedies; electric massage. light
thermo, vapor baths. 61t First
ave. NJ 5iis. LILLIAN cHAND-
LER, Sanipractor.
DIR. r. N. FREER
Physician and Surgeon.
Chronic pisenaea.
eohM Third Ave.
ELECTRIC BLANKET. MAGNETIC
massage. az Lyon Bldg. Open
evenings >-------.'- ---s-. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

1910 OPENING or
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
Several thousands OF aeres TO seleet
from, best OF soil: 2 railroads and
state highway pass thru the land
close TO town and schools; under
government irrigation project that
suSNYsiDE cxnAi. and n The
big. crop DISTRICT of the Yakima
valley Join the crowds that are
80 PIN ACRE AND UP
Very Easy terms See maps. pic
surer. etc. AZ our offices. Let us
show you this land and the valley.
YAKIMA RIVER rxnas co.
Owners. sis Green Bldg.
BIG LAND SALE
Clear Lake Lumber Co. lands being
sold out ,,, a. half Rrics. 'e "a lan nsr
ss berry land and ana 'n n The ss.s a' na
trict. close to railroad and town.
II you want . good buy here d; Ia
ia e, 2 rrTr f. nv ef rh,,a Az.
r'ARMs-You CAN PICK YOUR
,ecaiI,y and farm TO ., .sss r ass
bldg Elliott tsss.
81 FARMS WANTED
wANTED-io TO 40~AcRE I'M
proved farm. Answer Csc. star.
sf-A FARMS FOR RENT
@ o o D FARM: ALL STOCK AND
r n. CLARK
1915 Third Avenue Elliott 1888
- TIMBER LANDS
THE PACIFIC AGENCY. fNt... 400
Arcade Bldg. Elliott tsss. Lists
and sells timber lands anywhere.
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FARM LANDS

RANcH-ao ACRES. ON THE
middle fork ~ the Snoduai-
mie river. on Sunset high.
way. telephone. mail route,
n mile from railroad sta
ton on C.. Nj. A 81 r. s. /
room bungalow. barn itkt1,
orchard ~ years old Of I
pears. Wums. apple and
peach trees. some iOgapbrr-
rleE. chicken house FOR 200 4
bsns; elevated 75-barrel /
tank furnishes water piped \
10 house. yard aud garden.
camping ground on tn. |
river bank with tables. 1
benches and community
stoves 10 accommodate. 20 /
cars and tents. close TO Mt. [
~ and MI Tanner. health
lest Of climate pureet air 1
and water; hours run 10 I
Seattle either by railroad or I
auto; price $4,000, on terms.
THE PACIFIC AGENCY. INC. !
ff00-i-2 Arcade Building
Elicit 1884
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LEAVING crrr rnMnpnTELY

e. room house: semi modern: newly
decorated inside and out: combIna-
tion living and dining room. kitch-
On. one bedroom and bath down
stairs two bedrooms up. marine
view on boulevard. Price $500.
easy terms. Queen Anne 500.
TERMA~-NEW t-RODM COTTAGE.
full cement basement. with iaun-
dry trays: front and back porches:
have cement floors; good bath
room and 2 unfurnished rooms up
stairs. good lot foxi2o. with .
sr. is ssth ave. " rake Il. Mad
isou car.
1850 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH.
Including interest. puts you In
possession 81 q dandy s-roofn
house: has full cement basement;
laundry srnss' . y nsar beth e1sh h snn
one-i~lf to street car. <os w.
s7th ~.
monthly payment: rooms. full
basement. buiit-in buffet break
fast. nook 4oxIoo 70 alley; fine
Si MeeAlfAsTER 4 MetAuiEY. Gnu
f2i2 Am BANK i5idg. Elliott 1850
$50 CASH, sac PER MONTH 900
h-acre finest garden soil, Rainier
valley: close In: all kinds berries
and flowers: 4-room house; Inn
mediate possession. 1905 Lucille
vt. Phone Rainier 72s-W. Plank
road from corner Rainier ave. and
Hudson st
MAKE A START. GET a HOME
rooms. bungalow style house, with
bath. laundry trays. etc; all large
rooms; 1850. Your own terms.
GEo' 4. SPENCER 4 co,
fSsFerdinand 81. tcolumbfa)
4 FEW DOLLARS EACH MONTH
acre, v and Y -acre tracts: water
to each; Sound view: fine soil; on
city car line. Take Burien car to
Salmon Creek Station. ask for Mr..
Dunbar or Kuhn.
GROOM HOUSE, NEARLY NEW;
garage; close In; $1,000; very. easy
terms. Trade 70. 5000 considered.
North ats.
] HOUSES, S. AND 10 ROOMS.
small payment, balance like rent.
ny owner. Beacon 1885.
OWNER WILL ACCEPT BEST Or
fer for 5-room modern home. COM
pleteiy furnished Terms or cash.
Rainier ATOM. ---.,---------y-~
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70 ACREAGE
DEEP, RICH GARDEN ROIf.
FINE BERRY LAND
NOTION LAND
All Thoroiy cleared and Ready
for Cultivation
on the PAVED TACOMA HIGH
WAY, juEt south of Duwauish
river bridge. near iuterurbHn sta
ton. get a few acres Of this and
1910 INDEPENDENT
Prices Reasonable Terms Easy
SQUIRE INVESTMENT co.
Main 5its sss Empire Building
8 TO so-AcRE FARMS IN THE
best agricultural part Of gno-
homiHh county: 5000 acres 20 Sc
leet from: ~ miles from salt
water front. II miles lake shore:
going at $40 per acre and up also
few y-acfe tracts 80 minutes
Seattle on pavement. Send for lit
erature. Brewneif Land Co. Biz
minKhRm, Wash.
10 ACRES. PARTLY IMPROVED. Z
good soil: lies well. Broom
house: new auto road. ~ miles
fnterurbab station. south Of Scat
ties t2.s00; terms. HThEiii.. 2z3
Eeaboard ni6r.
AcREAoE-6 STATES. THE Pa
Bids. EILioTT 1854,
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RAINIER VALLEY

block from car limo. There IL
more house for the money In this
home than anything we have 10
offer IN this district Name your
own terms.
rckEi.NMeo uEsTEN- sI.AAinERG
1915 Third Ave Elliott s7bE.
COUNTRY HOME CHEAP
half cleared: s-room comfortable
bungalow: on good road. ~ Me-
dina: ferry service. This II priced
70 esii. ne owner cannot work
Might trade this in on residence In
Seattle III priced right az this
place ~ priced below value Price
tt,1so; very easy terms. J-a2
HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
200 Ataska Hldw Main 7ias.
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DO NOT MIsJuDGE LIBERTY
Park. We nave the finest bunch
OF people In the world our sairs
represent managers Of big lnsur-
anee companies. managers OF steel
plants. forsmsn from Wilton
Hardware Company. forcmsn from
Liiiy a Co.. and foremen from all
crafts in the city~-priwspais from
schools. doctors. lawyers ana dem
fists. High rents affect US all. The
housing conditions are serious all
over the country. Rents are com
stantly going up. About 600 peo-
pie from all walks OF life are
starting here. they refuse to pay
zsee Of their wages or income for
place to live. Lumber II DOWN.
and lots are very low. We fur
nish both on very easy terms. We
have the finest school in the city.
not. quite completed. city water.
lights. walks and mall delivery.
Handy place 10 live. Real estate
IL not dead with us: we are doing
business every day and sunday
Come out and see whether you are
Interested or not. We Will intro
duce you to q man who paid rent
for 40 years before he. got wise
Lake fiurien car ID 18TH 8. w. and
Henderson 81 10 a. m. to D. m.
WEST 4 WHEELER
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SOUTHWEST SEATTLE DISTRICT
~. seo--Attraetivs bungalow. Just
being completed. large fistnG
and dining room. cAbin~t
kitchen. two bedrooms and
bathroom. lot Saxf1o: close To
car and school. torsnA
81. eoo---Dungafov. almost new. five
rooms and bath downstairs.
two unfinished rooms upstairs
fine large living room with
fireplace. . weft-huilt. beautt-
fui home. easily worth ts.0on.
AZ . sacrifices: lot soxiss. $500
cash. balance easy
81. soo--Four-room bungalow, almost
new. on lot 50xi3o. . pretty
little home al a snap. tfVo
cash.
81 ,Goe--rurnished two-room home:
snappy buy, $500 cash.
$3.50 acre cleared and fenced:
fine view.
Take Lake Burien car 10 brnncn
office at 18th Ave. ~ w. ana West
Henderson topen daily and sunday.
or call st main office
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY.
bis Central Building
Elliott f6ss. Elliott eosT
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s7os DOWN

| brand new Oakland B-psssenGer
only costs ei.s1s; And rs the
safs and buy q new car with a
factory guaranteed Only e70o. and
terms Of IL months Price guar
anteed until May. 1874.
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q is complete list of the fucky contestants i.

o. n w. r. Johnson. ST. Cherry ST.
n. g stssis. ia nsnoS ave. No. AeI-
Is Ate. iies Isandsr e.. ". A.
Sharpe. ffts sths . cstiAhsn. tsss
King at. Anna walsh. Prosldsaos
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-23

W Thornton. netsf rssier. Mr..
George kFseasr. fis tfth We. rhiiip
hssnrf. sfts 10th No. n. Marfis.
s1se fth ~ "a " Stewart. 81 ktfu-
"a Of Mands Kramer, Kent. WASH
n Exna. ssts tsth ~ ~ ttehsrt
Callahan. ssa Pies ss.. Heon Mi.
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DOArs AND LAUNCHES

MoroRfsoAT. ~ rEkT LONG. s
feet beam; newly painted. xuarsn-
will sell for s1se cash. ~ \. Hen
dricknan as Boston Block. Ell
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ELECTRTc MOTOR DETLLE.
E s"!ps ar .s h Man W. s.s Ia e
lbRA1sAw s--yA BEAVER.
Diamond j.. gas or steam y. ~
| Hicka Co, sfs list ave. n Main 500
Is FOR sA14E--KE.AL ESTATE
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-08
BRAIN OF WINDLE
SHOWS HYDROPHODIA
Examination By Ohio State Health
Board Shows That West Union
Man Died Of Rabies.
The West Union Defender says

The West Union Defender says:
The state board of health depart
ment at Columbus reports that the
brain of the late Robert Windle, sent
there for examination. furnished un-
mistakable evidence that the man was
afflicted with the rabies.
Windle died at the county Jail here
August %, and as his condition de-
veloped symptoms of hydrophobia, his
brain was removed. by DR.. ]. S. Eli
son and forwarded to Columbus. The
patient had been brought to West I'M
ion on the preceding Monday from his
home near Seaman, and at hearing
in an inquest, was adjudged to be in
sane. Early Tuesday morning Windle
went into convulsions, and his condi-
ton grew gradually worse until the
end came about eight o'clock Wednes-
J day night. He had been bitten several
years ago by dog which was af.
fiicted with rabies.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-08
MILITARY FUNERAL FOR
SERGEANT RUSSELL DUNBAR
Maysyille Man Who Died Overseas Is
Buried This Afternoon at Bethany
Services BY American Legion

The body of Sergeant Russell Dun
bar, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dun
bar, formerly Of this city, which ar
rived here Monday evening, was re-
moved from the Porter undertaking
establishment this afternoon and re-
moved to the Bethany cemetery near
Springdale for burial.
The body was taken in charge by the
Leslie H. Arthur Post American Le-
gian and the burial was under the aus
pices of the organization of World
War veterans. The pallbearers were
Max Middleman, Eugene Mcnamara,
James Brown, J. D. Keith, Hugh Pow
err Charles Eitel, George Devine and
Frank Mccarthy in charge of Vice
Commander Wadsworth Cole.
A firing squad composed of Ollie
Gree nlee, ]. G. Everett, Jr., C. C. Early
Charles Dieterich, Lewis Cont, Ed
ward Hunter was in charge of Captain
Robert Cochran. This squad fired
three rounds over the grave at the bur.
ial. Roy Nauman was bugler and Ed.
ward Breeze color bearer.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-08
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
WILL INVESTIGATE
PHONE REQUEST
Meeting Of Proposition and Grievance
Committee Has Been Called For
Next Wednesday To Meet With
Telephone Officials.

Councilman Charles f. Reed, chair
man of the Committee on Proposition
and Grievances of City Council, has
arranged for meeting of the men,
bers of his committee with officials of
the Maysville Telephone Company on
next Wednesday afternoon when the
telephone company's request to in
crease telephone rentals 25 cents per
subscriber each month will be gone
into very thoroughly.
Mr.. Reed stated this morning that
his committee will ask the Telephone
Company to show them their books for
the past three years or since the pres
ent franchise was adopted. The COM
mittee expects to go into the matter so
thoroughly at the melting next We'd
nesday and at later meetings that they
will be enabled to make a full and
complete report and Communications
at the next regular monthly meeting
of Council on the first Monday in Oc-
tober.
This investigation was asked by the
Telephone Company at last Mondays
meeting of Council land it was refer
red to Mr.. Reeds committee. The tele-
phone company contends that they are
losing money at the present rates OF
rental and the committee expects to
make a thorough investigation into
this matter as we'll as into the matter
of profits the company may have been
making for the past three years.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-08
COUNTY SCHOOLS
OPEN With new LAW
BEING ENFORCED
Mason County For the First Time Has
Truant Officer to Enforce the New
State Law on Regular School
Attendance.

Mason county schools opened this
week and although up to the present
reports received at the Superintend-
ent's Office in this city are not any
thing like complete, from what reports
that have been received, it can be
plainly seen that the attendance this
year is going to be very satisfactory.
Practically every school in the coun-
ty is now at work having opened on
Monday of this week. The Minerva
High School is one week late in get
ting started because of the shortage
of one high school teachers but other
schools are now we'll under way.
The program of teaching this year
is somewhat revised and Agriculture
which was new study with last year
will be stressed throughout the season
and the advantage of the County
Agents work in the schools will be
taken more this year than ever before.
The work of the County Health De-
partment . will also be stressed
throughout the entire year by visits
of the County Health Officer and the
County Health Nurse.
For the first time in the history OF
Mason county schools, they now have
an Attendance Officer who will give
his time to seeing that the children OF
school age in the county attend their
district schools or High School. Prof
R Y. Maxey. who for several years has
been superintendent of schools al
Brooksville, KY, has been elected tt
this position and will see that there is
strict enforcement of the new state
attendance law in Mason county. 1t is
not expected that there will be mucl
trouble in the enforcement Of this law
as Mason county. in the past, has hat
little trouble along this line.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-08
Fl. THOMAS TEAM
PLAYS BALL HERE
ON next SUNDAY
American Legion Disappointed In Not
Being Able to Play First Division
But Fort Thomas Soldiers
VIII Be Here.

Officers of the Leslie H. Arthur Post
American Legion who had planned for
game of baseball on next Sunday af-
ternoon at League Park between team
picked from the various local clubs
and team representing the First
Division were greatly disappointed
when they we're advised Tuesday eve
ming that 1t would be impossible for
the Louisville soldiers to play here
Sunday because of their being moved
from Camp Taylor to Camp Dix.
In order that they might not disap-
point those who were planning to see
next Sundays game the officers of the
local Legion Post Immediately got into
communication with the officials at
Fort Thomas and they were able to
make an agreement with the Fort
Thomas men for a game. The Fort
Thomas team will arrive here Sunday
morning. The game will be called
promptly at 1880 o'clock Sunday after
noon so that 1t can be over and the
members of the team catch the Sun
day afternoon accommodation for their
home fort.
The Fort Thomas team is said to be
one of the best soldier teams in the
state of Kentucky and much interest
will be taken in their coming here
Sunday. 1t is expected that there will
be a very large crowd in attendance
All of the money made at the game
will be given the local Post American
Legion to help them fit out their head
quarters in Sutton street.
The American Legion announce:
their lineup for Sundays game as
follows:
Bierley. f. right field; Duley, G.
shortstop; Quigley, first base; Huff
, man. J., third base; Kirk, G., left field
Peterson, G., center field; Williams
second base; Wingo, catcher; Fox
pitcher; Means. L., Cooper, r. l.,
Tolle, Rucker, Smith, substitutes
The Williams on second is Ger
many. of Bluegrass League fame, whit
is coming up from Cincinnati for thu
game and Fox, the pitcher, is also BIZ
league timber furnished by Ger
many"