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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Ups and DOWns Mark
Opening of Trading.
in Mem York Stocks.

NEW YORK iePrces irregular at the
stock market to-day Fluctuations either way were fractional union
bos
sugar iesk. -.
s7s off ~ nehhem m 7oS Off 4 baldwin iitA OFF Ia Mexican
Petroleum 100 is
off hAdng M OFF M southern Pacific ssS of ~ sudehksr s.
unehAnEd United states Rubber a. or General Motors iss off
day
short seSston
HIST at indeed
Hat
weakness
Reading
Of
wholly Withdrawn 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
FIND WOMAN'S
FOOTPRINT
North End Home Entered by
LADY, BURGLAR"

The Erimy print 81 womhn's
shoe. found on n clean bedrpread IN
tho house ~ G, r Hutchinson, 4254
Greenwood ave. Saturday. started
police working on the theory that
a woman burglar IL operating IN the
North End.
Entrance 10 the Hutchinson home
was gained thru a bedroom window
while the family was down town.
The burglar. whose footprint is
plainly that % woman. stepped on
the bed after entering thru the win.
dow.
The home OF v. ". Martin, 1890
Greenwood ave. one block from the
Hutchinson home. was also thoroly
fannaekei during the evening.
Hurgiarisn and safe ransacklnga
have been exceptionally numerous
IN the North End during the last
three weeks. police say. Detectives
said Saturday they had no clues
that would lead to early arrests.
Mrs. Frank J. coomhs. ssis
Greenwood ave. said Saturday that
she was Eltiing within a few feet
~ the window thru which the
Hutchinson burglar entered. during
tho greater part Of the evening.
Entrance was gained 90 the Mar.
TN home by climbing a back porch
and crawling thru window BE-.
tween . .. m. and i;so a. m. Sat
urday. The Hutchinson burglar,
occurred between . and II .. IN.
Friday.
Ahho tho Martin house was com.
pie,eiy ranEacked. only two r1ngs
were stolen.
II. n. Parker. tsss Sand ave. =.
W.. was also tho victim 81 bur.
Rlar- during the night. Suit. re
volver. pair Of silk stockings. sew.
erni dresses and rnxor A,rop were
stolen from him. A bedroom win
dow was broken by IN. burglar
In entering.
Safn Gums fnrer,oii and a WON.
ans umbrella were stolen from his
room At .ois wes,lakc ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Big Holland Ship
Here for Apples

The HoIland-American line steam.
ship Kmderdyks Capt. u. Hartogh.
Heys, arrived at the lander ri. Port
Of Seattle dock Friday and started
loading Northwest fruit and food
stuffs for Holland and European
countries.
Two weeks ago the Kinderdyk's
sister ship. the Eemdyk. took a cargo
from here. The Moerdyk. n third
ship Of the line. viii arrive here
shortly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Vessels in Other Ports

Maniis-Arrived October IL: Str Yves,
kong.
fokohsma Sailed October u Rir Ala
hamn Msru for Seattle and Tacoma.
San Pedro-Arrlved October 49, a,r
Fred BAXTER from FnKet Sound port.
Han Franeisco--Arfivcd October 49, Str
Admiral 8ehier from Seattle at In m.
Astoria-Arrived October Is. Motor
schr Peru from Seattle AZ a m.
Victoria. ~. CARVED October IS. atr
kfrioa Mafu from Seattle at ap m. ard
sailed for Yokohama and ports at 6. 40
.. TN.
Port Townsend Passed IN October fs.
Str North western for Hsattle at T.7O q. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Yacht Club Holds
Big House Warming

The Seattle Yacht club celebrated
its first stag party last night In It's
new location on Lake Union with
nearly the entire club membership
present.
Along with the dinner and n good
musical program. prizes were given
for those who won rnces in the con-
tests Of the season. Twelve-ycnr.old
Jack Graham. who won the cat boat
race. was given a great cheer when
he received n big silver cup. put up
by his father. John Graham. gr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
PAYS TRIBUTE
TO WATERFRONT
Army Man Says It's Monu-
ment to Progressiveness

Senttle's waterfront. Lake Wash.
ington canal. east and wcst water.
ways and frcnh water harhor stand
as n combined tribute 10 the progress.
sive and far.sceinx spirit Of her citi.
zenry. Brig. Gen. Harry Taylor. head
% tho military commission studying
river and hartor development on
this coast. declared Friday at a
luncheon Of the members council Of
the Chamber OF Commerce.
when you 90 70 congress for ie-
Ultimate appropriations for develop
mcnt OF your harbor facilities. con.
Ercas can never say that you have
no, done your part" Taylor asserted.
The speaker declared that the ma
tion Is paying Increasing attention 20
wnter travel and commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Hmith Cove terminai~-Atr city of EDo-
ksrs. str Edmore. str Maauan.
Great northern tefrninai--str FushImi
Maru
Pier Str Delight
Bell 81. terminal Motor schr Kamnhat.
ks, str Admiral Evans
Pacific Coast coal bunkers--u. n 4. IT, T..
Heather.
Pacific Coast Engineering worts-str
Eastern Leader.
Lander IT termlna1~-atr Hyades
Hpoknns ~. ierminai~-Htr Kipderdvk
Duthie yards-Htr Oriffdu, str Ortffeo
Eat Waterway terminai-Btr Woat fvis.
str KongoHnn Maru.
Todd drydorks-str Westward ITO. A.,
Elkton, str Eastern Sword. str uo.ita
str Admiral Watson, motor sehr Orrno
Amca yards---Atr Roosevelt.
Lake unton--Huils Abiila Abnoba- Ahv-
dos. Addison, Ailenhurst. Ahmlk An.
thou. hayden. Bertrand, Hlnga mon.
BlacnyIe, Black Wolf Bianford peI.
win. BouRhton, Pozuta, Puyatlun.
Cabacan, Capraria. CardIa. cenina
charua. Chesterfield. Chaicin. clneas
cinyrna. corua, cozian. Cola. clone
Eiissa. Electra. Endymion. Fort liar.
rison, Fort Jackson. Fort Btanwix.
Fort Union, Imufka, Leotl, KHAN
vinccnnes, atr Brookdale.
West Seattle aievstor--Btr ffrieaIand
HeffernaD drydook--str Juneau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
GRAIN MARKET
TAKES A DROP
Sharp Decline in Chicago
Trading

CHICAGO oct. is.--GraIn price.
declined sharply again today on the
thicaEa beard uf Trade whsn large
selling orders came into the market
from local and Eastern traders
wheat led the decline with prices
off from tc 20 So.
Provisions also siumped In sympa-
Thy with tho grains.
prcsnb-f wheat after opening at
Esis. up zIc closed OFF Sc; March
wheat was off lie az the opening,
Nli y and lost an additional "a 9
at the close.
December cora op-ned up &C a.
soc. but dropped Nc at the close +.
NAY corn. up Nc AZ opening. t1he.
lost 1c At the cfvse
December oats. after opening up
NC at sTAc. ciosrd OF ne. MAY cats
Was w sc AZ the opening. ssse.
and closed Oft &c.
CHICAGO. Oct is-CAsh wheat
No. hard A. - No hard f9f4
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Apples and pears and ounces and
plnms and prunesi
All home products OF King county
and all in widest profusion Of va
rietics and nicknamesi
20 identify all the various species
~ local fruit and 10 show the public
what can be raised In this locality. +.
N. Rhodes. horticultural inspector.
win hold a fruit exhibition az the
county-city building from October
70 10 November 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
FEMALE HELP WANTED

CLERKS. WOMEN. OVER ~. FOR
postal mail service, fl1t month.
Examinations october. Experience
unnecessary, For free particulars
write J. Leonard tfofmer clFtl
Service ENhmin.r). ligs Equitabls
EldRs. Washington. -. g.
CREDIT III YOU WISH NEW Ar
rivals serge, Jersey. GcorEett.
dresses. also fine show ing OF sport
skirts aud blouaes. Phelps Co.
t0f u Third supEfairs).
NEAT MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
who can cook. do Homework and
assist nurse. Or. LOughncy's San
itnrium. kirkland
GiLHEHT CUSTOM COHsET--AL-
tsrationE and repairs. $40 Union.
Main Ct07,
~ sAM WEIsFiELD CAN'T RE
pair your watch. throw ~ away.
ant Union.
WANTED - HouHEk EEPER. NO
washing 11IS =, Marion. Call
evenings. tMadr0nA carr,
Il AGT iMB ffAN PLArINC
taught EanfaFer Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
BIRTHS

Cooper, II. bst3 Mckinley place, girl
Lewis. w. g, G26i 18th N. r., boy.
Miller. s. ~, G20G goth ~ ~, girl
Troup. H. w, Minor hospital. boy.
Truebridgc. J. X, 3iOc Day st, girl.
walker. l.. ~. $500 First ave, girl
Hammer r. L., t512 Fremont, girl.
Osborn. II. L., 1906 Victoria ave, boy
O'Brien, John. $40 23d ave. s., girl.
Lynch. G, ~, sS20 cath IT.. girl.
Lambert. y. O., swedish hospital, boy
Trcster. John. 1908 10th ave. w, girl
Waldrip, w. j.. f63s Ninth N. H., girl
ORear. ~. r., 2ii7 N. G2d st. boy.
Hcaiy. J. A., 1894 3tth. girl.
Shannon, Gerald. 1918 Summit, girl
Caslin. O. NJ, 652G First N. w, girl.
Miller. X. E.. 3sib Hunter blvd. boy
Richardson. II. A., 1915 3sth N, boy.
Greene, X, r.. 20b Summit ave, Girl
Shnfcr. julius. sol 35th ave. girl.
Sato, Jiro. b12 18th ave. boy.
Green, ~, 1867 sixth n. E.. girl
Hpokley, G.. 1858 10th. girl.
Thomas, u. NJ. 1924 James, girl
LogHdon. H., f21Gh nth N. h., girl,
Covington. G. w, Ill NJ. 18Th, boy.
Iiillia, H. G., 1909 Third n. w, glri.
Ycats. g. O., ili7 Seventh NJ, girl.
white. X. H., 3611 corlisa ave, ulrl
Borger u. T.. Bellevue, Wash. girl
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s.,rsarS WANTED

NaEET - aTEADY fNcoAE.'
Large manufacturer ~ soaps. PEI.
fumes. toilet articles ana pufs
food products, etc, wishes frpfr<
serfaftve In each locality. Mans
fncturer direct 10 consumer. blE
profits. Honest .Eoods Whole y
~ ones fgr particuthFs. American
Products co. fs5 American Bog
Cincinnati, y. -
5000 MONTHLY HELLiSD NEw
patented fuel Fnporizef' knathh-
tced "a save up 70 b9k knS"lln9rsl
80 miles per gallon made with
Ieord. Sold on money back Rpsf :
nntse. One sample free. Stfsnhhf
Faporizef Co. gzz, fuk wanna >
OAK. :
BiB PROFITS sELLiNG DuII.kN
Transformer. Every auto gWner
needs them. Save gas, Banieh
spark plug trouble. Exclusive ter
rlt0ry. Write quick Jubilee MIX
Co. 1922 Sta. q. omaha. Neb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Investigation Of the cement short.
age here was urged Friday by the
board Of public works.
Street improvements are being
held up Indefinitely on account OF
the action OF the cement trust. Street
Superintendent Case declared.
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Naval Committee
Coming Here Nov. 8

For the purpose of inspecting the
Sand Point aviation field. the sub
marine base at Port Angeles and the
Puget Sound navy yard. the Joint
naval committee from the senate and
house Of representatives win arrive
here on November 4. according to
advices received by the Chamber Of
Cnrnrnerre L.rtiax
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Chicago Car Lots
vurutshsd by l. N. Nanning q Co..
ais S~xurJ A.x..~
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Oct I'LL s-R<c~ipss
t.eeo heed. market steady Hufk Of sal.s
fitseH 1875. batsh~ss ttsotkst. pArk
lnT. fitsis.tt. iisht. ttsykwftss. piss
tit0fts -. ruusbs. tItssofsst
Cattle Hscsipts. t.eea head market
STEADY f~sf. ttT8fT.fei butcher steers.
sts ssafsss caaa~s~ and eutgsrr. ts1s
9t.1ts assrkess ard feeders ftSaWii3s.
cows. ttstatis calves. fiiss1ts
sheep. Receipts eco head. market 4.
steady. Lambs. t1.ts0ts. s.es. tsfs0
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DatchcIder. Mrs. a r.. Is. 100 u.
Cherry
Steve. Baby 10 m, Marysvsile, wash.
Larson. L.. o., Grand Union hotel.
cailignn, n. H.. so. Horton hotel.
Foot, Carrie r.. az. Az Meridian.
Van Wcel. Cora. 80. iOts Eighth N. Il.
Colburn. Charles so, Oaks hotel.
Wynn. George, 50. 1911 First ave.
crawsley, Daniel, 90. 1920 w. 18th.
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Liberty uO>Ds
Foreign Exchange

VIEW YORK. oct 70 -FoFelEn %
change asothilons On the or~uins snis,
inriussd HtsrifHx. demand o. stA
sfancs. demand t.ttr! tr-. demand A,is
fettr.
0uessttoos we're steady at IN. siess
Hfstfire. titf. frauss. ttse lire. ffee,
marks. f.tsc. caasdIsn dollars seffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
From Weather Bureau

TATOOSII BLAND. Oct. Ie.--s A. NJ.
FALLING barometers wind southeast, 80
miles an hour. Passed ontt a steamer ut
BIS last night. Passed ~. a steamer at
a. m, probably the Northwestern.
October is--fi.s0 A. M~-cioudy. wind
southwest. 30 mites an hour. y. M
Raining; wind south. ~ miles an hour.
Passed outi a Thorndyks a Trenholm
company steamer at y. M. U. y. s
Prairie at 4is0.p m.
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LOST AND FOUND
DREssMAKING

WANTED - DHEssMAKfNG. ALL
kinds. Your old suits into one :
piece dresses, reasonable. u. Shell
ton, ZIG Columbia st
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To Ask Bids on New
Roosevelt School

Confraetors' bids on the new
Roosevelt high school. destined TO be
the second largest building Of its
kind in the city will likely 10 re-
quested previous 10 the Christmas
holidays. IL was announced by the
Seattle school board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

roRTLsSp. Oct ts.--caftis- Receipts.
head. naarhsi steady aad unchanged.
tiors@Hsretpts. e. head. mafkst IL
steady ard unchanged
ahssp--N Market etsady and unchanged
ftuttet--tsc PEI -
EExsA<o . 10 per dos
Hsne-ft y lie per N.
chsess-Tfislsts. stc per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

Southwest storm warnings were
ordered displayed Saturday morn
INK. The storm IL moving rapidly
southeast from the North Pacific
ocean. and viii cause strong
southeast 10 southwest gales from
Cape nlanco. north. Storm warn
lngs wero ordered displayed at
all Oregon and Washington sea-
ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Address-- Age
~ Z. Taylor. puyailup. wash. IS
Geraldine v. johnson. Seattle. -
W. G. O. Seary. Seattle ...... rs
Dorothy ~. MacLchd. Seattle. IS
q Tsrlson. Poulsho. wash .... 20
Elisa RonEuc. Pearson. wash. -
chas. Brown. Seattle. ...... 80
Henrietta Wooiberton. Seattle. 20
Carl johnson, Seattle Legal
Ida Larson. Daisland. Sweden Legal
LSc Murray, Seattle. ...... 81
Ruth ". Ocobock. Seattle. 20
Clarence y. Dandln, Seattle az
Mary ~ keency. Seattle. 81
Chas. o. Rudd. Seattle. es
Mrs.. Amanda Leap. Seattle. 30
Vim. a. Sochols. Mt Vernon.
wash. s.-..s.. .s.....ss.... ~
Charlotte NJ Mann. Militown.
= WASH. sA..s.s.4...s.ss. 10
G, J. Johnson. Tacoma. wash. Legal
Matte Parker. Ccro. Wash. Legal
Edwin Bolton. Seattle ...... ii
Estelle ID. sahlman. Scattie. is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
Casts Anchor in
Sea of Matrimony

Garry Bach. popular purscr OF the
steamship Admiral Watson. has tied
up to the domestic wharf for life.
The new Mrs. Bach WINS Miss Mcr.
ccdes Yantis. Of seidcvia. AlnAl<a.
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NEW YORK. oct is.-assar Raw.
g. per 10
coffee No Rso. 70 pss ID. Ne 4 san.
too. tlA 0isc per -
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Arrivals and Departures

October ie--str Northwestern from
southwestern via Southeastern Alaskan
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Rates Per Insertion

Transient charge advertising. Is
eeuf- a line per insertion tsis words
60 iinsl, Sta Insertions for the
price Of five.
Transient ~ash In advance ndyer-
usins. ~ CENTS % line per insertion
tsis weird. 90 ~ fiaeb. sta Insertions
for the price of five.
Classified sdversirem~nts viii he
accepted up 10 ~ o'clock each morn-
ins for the regular afternoon ~di-
uoa..
Ysar credit L. good. Phone Main
800. nrh for the Classified Adsertis
Ing Department. snd pisee your
wants" before the largest audience
In the eorfh0rsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

VcfobNf I8~Htr Admiral Dewey. Heat-
tie for Han Francisco. 1895 miles from ae-
attic a; D. m; str Norwood. Seattle for
Han Pedro % miles south Of Cape Flat.
terry NJ D. M str Iris Seattle for san
Francisco. as miles north Of Columbia
River at y. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16
EVERY
L Man Should Read That Appears Daily This Page The Star
ShipNeWS
Tides in Seattle

SUNDAY
pt q, ~
FIRST law Tide
ttto a M Nt a.
i1fst nigh fisse
sci a m, 70 7 o.
second law Tide
sitf y ~ 80 r.
seeond iiish TIDE
Tfat y ~ 90 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-16

IN SEARCHING FOR A GOOD
plano, " prices seem high, come to
CLlNTONS. Our expenses are low,
and we may SU RISE YOU
AGREEABLf at CLlNTON'S, 1919
Eighth ave.
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I"IWHUIaH V7lfFH
sailed
-. -

ocioseF fs--Htr Governor fer Han Pedro
via Nietsria. " c. and aar franeisco 81
II q. m.
Ovtpher is-afr Hanta Ans for South.
eastern Alaskan ports a. see o. IN ssr
valdez for Ana hareKe via Nanatfao, a. G..
and ports at 7ite . ~
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SAT- KuAN
49, a..

Oct. 10
First low tide
1883 a ~ oi n.
first ftiEh tide
\ o. q N les e.
Seconsi low ride
tftt y IA. st n
Second High Tide
ef0 n ~. at q
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Reported by Wireless

October fS---str pondo~oro ais miles
from Seattle. outbound. at n M ctr
Alabama Maru. lat. $3.50 ~ long. issit7
". inbound. at .. m. ctr Bendondo. IN
tow Of tug Moresby, abeam Of Cape Iaso.
soutbbound. at 80 n m.
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MALE HELP WANTED


cOEuK DALENE MINES
Miners. fs.7t. muckers. ss.Is. under
ground tlmberman. ss.zs: s-hour
rhifts steady employment No
blankets needed. good climate.
coed schools. modern boarding
and rooming houses. with bath.
steam heat. electric lights. reading
r0otnH Good houses for rent 70
men with families. Sec IL. l.
stnith. 2iis.ziit smith Bidg.
CLERKS. ovER ~. FOR POSTAL
mail service. ii3s month. Exam
nation October. Experience ub-
heerasary. For free particulars
write !. Leonard former civil
Service ESanin-r). 1879 Equitable
BldE. WAshlngton. u. g.
WANTED--IloYK FOR KoUTE CAR
rterr in all parts Of the city. Good
chance for Advancement
Apply 20 Circulation Department.
Seattle Star.
MEN. AgE IL TO 81 ExpEHfENcE
unnecessary. Travel: make secret
Investigations. reports. Salaries.
sxpersca American Foreign De-
tective Agency. eco. 81 Louis.
FfREMEN. BisAkEMES. ssso-s3eo
monthly, Experience unnecrH~
sary. write only. Railway. C-st.
" sAM wEisFfELD CAN'T RE-
pair your watch. throw ~ away.
zoe Union.
HAIR cur, sc. FIRST CLASS
barbers Diiier Hotel shop. First
and University st
wASTED--H OH CLASS SALES
men TO sell automobiles. zbinden
Dodge Motor Co. 1Ozs Fourth ave.
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MUSIC LOVERS
Keep us in mind.
DO BARRY PIANO Co
1oG-10S Union
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The harder n man labors the less
time he has TO whine.
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ports 81 III .. m
Orfclar it-Hty Admiral Evans from
Southwestern via Southeastern Aiaskaa
rcfts at ! o m. str Morning star from
British Columbian ports ., p m
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Many a man hasn't felt slippers
since he was a boy.
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DIVORCES GRANTED
DEATHS

Butler, Leah. from Aiihh T.
Clark. Evangcline 81, from Percy /
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-20
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Under and by virtue of final de-
cree issuing out of the circuit court
of Marion county. Florida, dated Oc-
tober 10Th. 1920, in that certain suit
in chancery now pending, wherein
Henry Gatrell is complainant and
William Jacobs is defendant. / as
special master will offer for sale at
the west door of the court house in
0cala, Florida, on
Monday, the 9Th day of December,
1920,
between the hours of II a. m. and 2
r. m. Of said day. the following land
situate, lying and being in Marion
county, Florida, to-wit: the west half
of the southwest quarter of the south
east quarter of section thirty-four in
township thirteen south, range TWEEN
ty east, said land to be sold to the
highest bidder for cash TO satisfy
said decree and costs.
S. T. Sistrunk, Special Master
w. X. Zewadski,
Compliments Solicitor. 11-6-sat
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-20


Christi, Texas, IN September, 1918.
approximately 400 were killed and f.
600 made homeless. The Red Cross
division director with a staff of 35
assistants administered a fund Of $780,.
900. giving aid to $500 families and
four towns and rural districts and suf
ficient supplies to each family to en-
able it TO stand on its feet.
Because of tornadoes, the Gulf and
Lake Divisions were called upon to
send emergency relief with trained
workers to nearly so communities. The
two droughts in Montana and North
Dakota gave abundant opportunity for
trained workers from the Northern Di
vision to help the Red Cross chapters
demonstrate their usefulness, while q
number of shipwrecks proved the read.
mess of the Atlantic Division and the
New York Metropolitan Area Commit
tee to assist in that line of work.
The record OF last year emphasizes
the need OF abundant preparedness
along the line of disaster relief, and
has resulted in the organization Of
Disaster Preparedness Committees by
about 400 chapters and the setting
aside OF special emergency fund By
the National organization Of $5,000..
600 in addition to the regular annual
appropriation for this purpose made
in its budget.
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color.RIlndnsss.

It may come as a surprise to many
to learn that fewer than fifty-five PEG
pie In every thousand are more or
less coIor-blind. The commonest form
of color-blindness is not-as is usually
supposed-the inability to distinguish
red and green. That affects one per-
son in fifty-fve. The most usual
symptom is to get mixed between blue
and green. One person in sixty cam
not distinguish between brown and
green. Color-blindness is more COM
mon among educated than among nm
educated people, and is far more usual
among men than women. Only about
one woman In a thousand is badly
color-blind. A very odd fact is that
musicians are more liable to this affec-
ton than any other class or profess
sion. Illness may cause color-blind-
ness. There is a case OF a woman
who became entirely color-blind after
a form OF ear disease. while a signal
man who had suffered from lock-jaw
or tetanus became equally unable to
distinguish color. - =
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-20
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that under
final decree of the circuit court for
Marion county, in chancery, in the
case of Rodney v. w. Vandervoort
complainant, VS.. David E. Allen, ct al.
defendants, rendered April oath, 1920,
and under supplemental decree rem
dered October 18th, 1920, the under
signed, as special master in chancery
appointed by the court to execute the
said decree. viii ON
Monday, December 9Th, 1920,
between the hours of eleven o'clock
a. m. and two o'clock D. M, offer for
sale and sell to the best and highest
bidder for cash, at the west door of
the court house In Ocala, Florida the
following described personal and real
property, to-wit:
The undivided half interest of the
Icross-defendant, Frank K. Wander
WORT in and to all of the personal
property, including farm tools. ma
chinery, utensils, ETC., live stock, etc,
formerly belonging to the partnership
of Vandervoorst & Allen;
The undivided half Interest of the
lcross-defendant, Rodney ". w. Van
dervoort in and to all those certain
tracts or parcels of land mentioned
and referred to or described In q GER
tain deed of conveyance dated October
21st, 1918, from David z. Allen and
wife to Frank K. Vandervoort, re-
corded in Deed Book 153, page 4O2
OF the public records of Marion coun-
lty, Florida.
The said personal property will be
sold first, and if sufficient is not
realized to satisfy the amount of said
decree, the real estate will be next
offered for sale and sold.
All of said property being sold to
satisfy the said decree and costs.
S. T. Sistrunk,
11-13-sat Special Master in Chancery