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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

LAWS TALKED
Committee Works on
Needed Legislation

For the purpose Of discussing the
legislative needs Of the state indus
trial insurance act. a committee OF
seven. headed by Alvin v. ScbwaRer.
was organized at meeting in the
Arcade building Tuesday night
Both employers and employees are
represented on the committee.
I The chief topic OF discussion at
Thursday nights meeting was re-
habiiltation Of injured employees. 1t
was urged that instead OF merely
paying a compensation, men and
women who were hurt at work
should be given training for suitable
employment after they had recover
Cd. n unable TO resume their former
occupation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Invite Britishers to
Visit Irish Probers

WASHINGTON. Dec f5.--wirfiarn
r. Anderson and Arthur Henderson.
laborite members Of the British par
lament. were invited by cable yes.
terday TO testify before the unofficial
Willard commission on conditions In
Ireland. The members recently went
TO Ireland TO Investigate conditions
for parliament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Mayors Gamblers
Each Fined $1,000

Frank Hall and James Osborne, ar
rested April Is during raid direct
ed by Mayer Caldwell against a
Westlake ave. club. pleaded guilty
before Presiding Judge J. r. Ronald
Tuesday afternoon 60 having gam
bling devices In their possession
They were fined 81, 200 each. Eddie
shea. alias Roy Allen, charged with
gambling. was fined 400.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
HARDING TO NIP
/. c. 0. P. TROUBLE
Insurgent Movement in Re-
publican Ranks limited
by RAYMOND CLAPpER

MARION. Ohio. Dec. i5.--Rumblea
Of possible insurrecti0n among re-
publican irreconcilables in the senate
were reaching President Elect Hard
Ing thru various channels today.
He may call some Of their leaders
to Marion shortly with view 10 nip
ping any insurRent movement such
as wrecked the Taft administration.
Primarily. the irreconcilabies fear
Harding IL leaning too far In favor
Of the league Of nations, according
to advlccs reaching here.
Among other sources Of apprehen.
sion ~ the new oabiret and the be.
lief that Harding intends 70 appoint
Herbert Hoover; another Is the fear
that he il not planning a sufficiently
progressive domestic program.
Harding Is in closest touch with
the senate situation. often by long
distance telephone, and knows OF
every shift In the lineup there al
most as soon as It occurA
Raymond Robins. Chicago. pro
greasive. WAS 20 be here today 70 lay
before Harding the views OF his own
wing OF the party. especially az 10 do
nestle legslation and the labor stu
alton. Should his advice be acted UP.
on. there would be little complaint
from the progressive republicans.
Reports that Robins Is being consid-
cred for secretary Of labor were
strengthened BY his appearance here
today.
Most people would rather be missr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
To Initiate Five
Into u. Quad Club

Five men will be initiated into
Quad club. upper classmen's honor
society. at the university. AZ ban
quet OF the organization TO be held
az Sorrento hotel Wednesday night
The initiates are:
Virgil Anderson. assistant manager
OF football; Kent Radcliffe. assistant
manager Of crew; Perry Land. var
sity baseball star; Donald Douglas
track performer. and Nell Woody.
president OF the Knights OF the
Hook roofing fraternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Tiny Boys Wash Suits

Oliver Twist Tub Suits with white blouses
decorated with hand embroidery and tiny
frilis. Trousers OF blue. pink. tan or brown,
button 10 these; s3.5O to $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
PEROXIDE JIM"
IS SENTENCED
Gets Five TO Twenty Years
for Robbery

Sentence Of five 20 twenty Year,
Ia the state pcnitenilary was i'm
posed on william Reuther. whom
the police know as Peroxide Jim. e
when he pleaded guilty Tuesday
afternoon 70 charge Of robbery
before Presiding Judge J. r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

ncwnboys-these are what mako his
last days endurable.
lilo escaped from the hospital
among other reasons. that he might
vote tho republican ticket, which he
has always voted "ntiaiRht" lie does
not want 10 go back 10 China. "Meili'
ca good enough born. good enough
die. Mcbbe not 40 long die now.
John pay bills. be kind eyiybody
John not 'flaid now. he says.
The death raie In the United
States for 1919 WAS the lowest year
~ average ever recorded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Bassipets and Costumers

white cuameiod Costurncrs with hand.
painted dcsigns standards and bases: f5.7s.
H7s Clothes dryers. enaInclcd In white.
hand painted. 1915. Basninets ready to be-
trimmed unstained or cnarnclcd: ssss. 1859
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

For record Of Bahy's name gifts. first
photograph and other important data. with
siiken covers. decorated with hand painting;
pages illuminated in color. ssc. to si5o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Still in Police
Station Mystery

DENVER, Dec. 15.--Sergt. Ustick
found a 25.gallon stiIi in the base
ment Of the South Denver police sta.
tion. Nobody knows how II got
zre. Probe Is following confisca-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

Single comb and brush sets. $50 i.7s sfa5
Fourpicce sets comprise soap box. powder
box. hair brush. comb, ss.es to $3.50 sepa.
rate soap dishes and powder boxes. ribbon
boxes SIC TO $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

Single Crib Blankets In white. pink'a
white blue and white check. some with Eitin
binding. Prices siss to $3.50.
Double Crib Blankets in white or striped In
light colors: cotton. wool cotton. Atwood;
si.s5 to $1,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Attachments
TO Be PAID?
Chamber Tries TO Have Tax
Order Rescinded

A. the Washington law r. Identical
with that Of Texas, where the com.
missioner 81 internal revenue has
ruled that the decision Of the attor.
ney general OF the United States In
regard 10 income earned under the
community laws OF Texas allows
claims for abatement in payment Of
tho fourth instailment for the 1919
income taxes. there h. every reason
TO believe that claims for abatement
filed In this state viii eventually be-
paid. according 10 statement made
TO the Chamber Of Commerce.
This organization today sent tclc.
grams 20 the states oongrcssmen
ana senators al the national capital.
requesting them 10 make efforts TO
have the internal revenue depart
ment reacind mandatory instructions
issued 20 the collector at Tacoma.
who has refused 10 accept claims for
abatement In payment Of the fourth
inatailment for the 1919 income taxes.
due December "A and payable before
December rs.
These adjustments. n made. OF
residents Of Washington for the
years 1915 onward viii without ques-
ton considerably exceed I'm amount
the sum now due az the fourth In.
Etnllmcnt Of the 1919 taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Silk Comforters and Wrappers

give greatest warmth
with liRhtcst weight
are entirely of pink
or blue satin or com
bined with another
fabric: tufted with
narroweat rib b o N
bows. Wrappers TO
match. $3.50. $3.50
and si7.50 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Infants Sacques

white Cashmere has been made into these
adorable Saeaues with hand.Ssitrhed crochet
or blanket stitched edging in pink or blue:
tiss to $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

Ronald
Reuther was accused OF holding
up n clerk In a shoe store and OBJ
tanning 82e3. Deputy Prosecutor
r. N. Patterson said he had a
career as a robber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
AVIES OF
WORLD ARE
DISCUSSED
u. S. congressman Compil.
inc Official Data on
Armament
BY RALPH u. TIMER

WASHINGTON. Dec, i6.--With
The United States nj the crossroads
>ading either 60 naval competition
world agreement TO limit arma
Nnts. the house naval affairs cent
rittee set out today TO learn wha,
the other great powers are doing on
the warship construction business.
To gain this information. the com.
mittcc called on Rear Admiral Rob
ert =. CoontE. chief OF naval opera
ions
Y Data obtained here today In naval
kNirclcs. including facts which Ad
miral Coontx was expected 20 elahor'
esate upon before the house commit
rec. showed.
l. Great Britain. while possessing
tonnarc almost twice that Of the
United States. has checked her
building for tho present.
:. The United States, on the basis
OF her program now under way. viii
surpass the British naval strength by
iSsS. unless Britain adopts new
building measures
:. Japan. while actively engaged
IN building both large and small war
craft. win remain far behind the
United States when this country $
ipros-s-aft, a eeraf,iafe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Infants Bootees

These coxiiy warm Boofees modelled
after Russian boots. moceasins. or In knee
length style. or wool. silk and wool. and silk.
Prices 5Sc to st.5o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
BRITAIN SUPERIOR
TO UNITED STATES

Al the present time. however, Brit.
aims first line strength IS estimated
lat ssfss tons. nearly twice that Of
the United states.
The tonnage OF the entire British
navy IL placed today at s.3t5.7i3.
which embraces SOS ships Of all
CLASSES. The United States has s47
ships In service today totaling i.i57..
sfs tons. but 1T American ships are
either building or projected. with a
combined tonnage OF s9o.s59. Pros
pective American vessels are said to
represent newer types and greater
gun power.
Japan's future provision for small
or craft includes nine light cruisers.
A ocean going destroyers and as sub
marines. most OF them over 500 tons.
The United states has provided for
the construction OF IL super-dread-
naughts. eight dreadnaughts. IL OF
the prcdrcadnaught period. SIX bat
tic cruisers. 10 light cruisers. Is de
kstroyers and 50 submarines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
: JAPANESE
DREtDNAIctIrS

a. Japan has projected seven super.
frcadnauEhts. Three OF them. OF
$500 tons each. are now being
fhuilt. Their completion is expected
Thy 1898 -Four others. 10000 tons
each. probably win be finished IN
1887. In 1871 Japan will have four
new hattieships and four new bastle
cruisers. the "eiEht-eight" program.
for many years the ambition Of
Japsn's naval men. In 1897 Japan
will possess !. hatticship and 1. bat
tie cruisers. but four OF each will rep.
resent an early type.
The Japanese navy now Includes
five capital ships totailins 1880
tons. When the seven under con
struction are finished. Japan's ton.
maze In capital ships viii total
SiS.SeO
The United States today Possesses
10 battleships and 10 cruisers. but
II bafticShips more are being built
This Ia on the basis OF the 1915
authorization for is capital ships
Britain. which abandoned many OF
. It's vessels when the armistice was
signed. today is believed TO be build
Ing five light cruisers. totaillng IS.
$50 tons. II destroyers. 1i.i35 tons.
and 10 submarines. 1850 tons. II
is even possible that England has
raAncelcd some OF these vessels re-
Gently.
fhs United States and Japan
are the only nations active today In
extensive naval construction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15
Gift Rernembrances
FOR BABY

CHRISTMAS for Baby has promised to be meer-more
crowded with gfsmore generous in providing for him from
he tip of his sen Booee the of his adoraby babyh
Bonnet
Baby
overlooking
Gift Suggestions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

Most people would rather be missr-
ably rich than happily poor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-15

comfortcrs padded TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13
Girls, Don't W asl,
7 our Face

Use LiSha cola cream instead ,you
have never used anything like IL.
Just try II once. ana YOU VIII never
be without IL. Soap ana wa.cr has
1 tendency 10 make the skin rough.
ana does not cleanse the skin as thor
ougnly as L!aEa cold cream. To
prove it make this test: WASH your
race with soap ana water. dry thor
ouEhly, then apply l!ska cold cream,
massage IT We'll into the skin then
"lpc on The super!iuous cream with "A
soft wh!te cloth, examine the cloth
ana See how much dirt has acc,mu-
lat.d thereon. Liska cold cream
ci'"hs.s. Soficns and beauties IN.
sk For sunhurn or after a dusty
auto tiin there ia nothing like il.
u" ane after shaving too. Lot hubby
Or brother Try H. Jus; compare
ihsht coid cream with any other YOU
nave ever used. and YOU viii need no
iufih"r arEnfGcnt 10 convince YOU
that rs the Ucs. It's nut ny i'm
tun%s; the only sanitary way. 'Trv #
,"night fnd VIII be delighted Al
,%%iI.T counters everywhere. Including
N ':e!e' tn. Gran, ana the :lillcr
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Tho Rhyrning Optimist
BY AI.INE MICHAELIs.

No doub, YOU have heard of tha;
iunny old bird who scent twenty
years sound asleep; you may think
OF his nap as a sort OF a snap. and
a way 10 make living cost cheap.
Gee, j; must have been queer as he
slept year by year, while the silver
crcpi into his hair. as hc peacefully
snooz,d his dreams kept him amused.
and he had not bother or care.
through the cold and the sleet.
through the rain and the heat,
through the changes OF war and OF
pcacc. old Rip snorcd away. every
night. every day. until il seemed that
h never would cease. Though the
cause no one knows. Ii is safe to
suppose such life is exceedingly
tame. am sure / could feel. II I
got SUCH deal, had skipped far
TOO much Of tn" game I'd be
tempted 70 weep. because during my
sleep had u.issct all the new
tangled stunts: il would be such Il
STRAIN on nay poor little brain to meet
autos and tir3hipS At once. Rip is
known everywhere. and most pco-
Pie declare That AZ sleeping he has
IN" world beat but m say. for q
:ac;, though it may no; SHOW iact,
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Bobbie and His Pa
-! WILLIAM T.. KIRK.

We had 20 sing sum patriotick
songs ~ a picnic & toald IA |
dident like 10 be all the time sing
ing
Well, sed Pa, singing su:n kinds
ritcrs is dashing of these days, scd
Pa, is very pane-ful to the nervus
sistcm, but we can never git ZOO luv
except mothers iuv. sed Pa. lGv
OF country is as noabei as any luv
cNccD : mothers luv, scd Pa. The
American pcepul must luv thare
country As much now as thay did wen
our boys marched away 10 lite foi
Freedom ard Ia.
agree with you. Scd Ma.
am :ss-touuGcd.. DUN founded, etc,
scG Ia. Did l hecr YOU rite? DO you
rely agree WIKI me Tor onst? scd
poan; be silly. sea Ma. or course,
| aw.e, with You This is the creates,
country Ia tho wUrld. Bohbe. Sed Ma,
never let anybody tell You that tha:c
- country anEwarc in the wurlG as
Sratc as ihiS country. Never let any
body tell YOU .nai ;harc is Il naS any
ware thAt is IL so Outiful as the
stars x STRIPES.
iiite you are. scd Pa. tell you.
iharc Is a lot -: heed for inoar OF the
old fashuncd patry-tism that sent
isrel Putnam on his ride * gided
"nul Revec. thru the darkness on
his way TO Lexington. Kentucky. sed
~
Ma lated a; IA You are mixed UP
deer. She sea TO ia. The LcNingt on
Mister Heveer guliop.d into N.w
Ems land, sed Ma. New England is
the cradel Of our Freedom, acd M.
& that IS why old EuSlana doSent
care for II, scd Ma.
hclccVc YOU are rite. sed Pa.
got Kind Of mixed up for u minnit
1ut newer stay IUixcd vary long
Sod IA. YOU motifs how quick cor
/ regk-ttd luysJ Il. scd Pa
] th!nk II Is the duty Of every ritter
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ADJUSTMENTS

Riot of Fun ut the Lyric.
The 1ill given 1t the Lyric last
night was so bright and snanpy that
tho show was over before one realized
That II had more than commenced.
The Hoye Sisters we're very en-
tertlining in their "Terns ichorcan
Originali;ies" AMI won much APP
piause.
George Woman. as Editor of the
issassiratcd Press" was seen In Il
skit OF today, and all his sayings
were witty, up-tn-date and fun of
pep.
Tibbett's Miniature Musical Com
cdy Revue was a riot OF fun. II was
made up o: four boys and two girls.
who Introduced many original songs
ana dances and the act seemed 10 be
the hit OF the evening.
The pictures, as usual, were inter
oSt.rS ana entertaining. and taking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-13

e every Speaker & every other
American. sed Ma. TO prccch iuv of
country now moGr than evvcr. * to
pracktis VIVA, he precches. scd Ma
You bet luv the L. S. scd Wen
! grow up | will fife for Old Glory, |
sed.
hoap YOU will newer have 20. sod
Ma. but II the time Gums wen you
have the chanst. sed Ma. I hoap YOU
Will he one OF the first filters in the
front lines, sed Ma You have a
iiterf temper, Robbie, sed Ma, witch
you got from me.
our side of tho family wascnt
sack <vard about htcinr, remember.
sed Pa. Wen thay cuddent find any
body else to fife with. sed Pa. thay
fought with cech other. We wud
have had a civil war at our house all
the time. Sed Pa, II my old gent had
been moar civil. sod Pa.
You bet Pa " Ma are rite. about
this here nashun. 1t is the SWEETEST
nashun which was ever on this here
pllnnit.
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Hohcrt W. Cha,aI,.r,.

Subscribe. rcnnlmuu-- Robert W
Chambers is en- artist as wei rs an
author. In fact Ne Is au att s, by
but mis- fam" seems 10 rest upon Ms
Z many novels lie vas born In T"y
YORK IN 1850, ana he wss there nov.
on West Forty-tA.rd Street Mr.
sChambers IS not college m4n *
4 actly lie went 10 college ou' az
doors. spending tho days Of h.- Youth.
when not Obliged 10 toe In SCHOOL IN,
smakins entOmo!OgICal collections ana
9Whipping trout streams. He is very
fond OF trout fishing. IL" studied att
at Julian's Academy. Paris from 1850
TO 1893 under Benjamin Constant
Lcfebyre and other masters ana cH.
,hibited in the salon IN 1889. with a
black and white picture of three hull
dogs. and--and eouctnng else" as
he oncs expressed himself During
Ahfs eight years ia Europe. chiefly il
Franco. he gathered material 10,
1.-The Red Republic" for - KIM
and Few Dukes" and for som, o
his short stories. He found time 1,
study the pictGresqu~ byways o
interested him hugely. He chummo,
at times with some OF the men whC
had been the chief actors in tho 5loot
OF 1871. He made himself IA,
tmiIIar with the French military or
SRanizatIon and is 4caua!ntcd esu.
kPTussian War and thc Commune Tw,
scrItics, Mr.. Dufhcld Osborne an,
SWiliian sharp. an Engl!snman, re
marked of Chambers first short st0
ItisS that 1t seemed as I! Poe ha,
come back to life: but Poe with a,
Poo with a newly developed sens.. o
minor Mr.. Chambers married Els.
,sRaughn Moler. July IL, 1898. They
child, a boy.
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EVERYTHING MES
TO HIM WHO GOES
AFTER 1T.

III you want To be rich. poor. in
dustrious. lazy, intelligent. igno-
rant, you can be either. Nothing
can stop you IL you determine to
he the thing. determined many
years aso TO hav" n chain Of Tea
stores different from any other.
j have them, furthcrmorc I knew
that the stores would fail II the
! Tea and Coffee were not Eood-and
that they must be a little better
I for tho money than usual. My
standard teas at soc n pound lis not
/ a special, hut regular value, and
you may Judge my stores by that
4 Herbert Hcroy. President. 30S y.
/ sixth Street.
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dress. Last time you were there.
out It,"
ri make Il note OF It," said tho
forgetful one promptly
Also continued the wife, 'rc-
member that Aunt Tabithu's brother
william Is q sore point with all OF
them. Don't mention him.
III put that down. too" murmurcd
the husband.
Then. too, dear, do be careful
about getting In drauEhts You
caught an awful cold last time"
Ill try to remember" he re-
turned.
She imprinted farewell kiss upon
his brow.
II hope. dear" she said. catch in
her voice. you'll think OF me every
day while you're gone"
YES. dear. l WILL" responded the
hubby ;bsently. I'll make memo
randum OF it,
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The Days Good Stories
,Thc Grcatcr Lnss.

Through the porting thunder
shower two tiny figurei struggled on.
The small girl held one arm firmly
and protectingiy round the shoulders
OF still smaller boy and tried to
shield him from tho fury Of tho
storm with an umbrella.
In his hands the small boy carried
carefully small blue covered parcel.
Then. from an upper window half
way down tho street. appeared the
head OF woman. Waving her hand
fantically, she shrickcd:
Never mind IL 'Erbcrt do get wet,
Amclicr. old that umborcller over
our ration o. sugar.
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he found there was a mortgage pa
per to bc examined. small--yery
small-piece OF candle. But MS soon
AZ the paper had been read through,
he blew out tho flame.
why did you do that?" asked
Sklntiint sharply. putting ono hand
on his watch and the other In his
pocket where he kept his money.
Cant we talk just as well In the
dark?" replied his host. And think
how II saves the candle"
"'rhey TAXED on. But suddenly tho
host noticed strange sounds coming
from his guests chair.
What are you doing thcre?' he
asked suspiciously.
why" replied the other. TITS
dark. and nobody can see me. 80 1
thought I'd take off my coat and
wnistcont to save the wear and tear
on IT,"
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the performance as a whole. every
body who went certainly got his
moneys worth.
Grace an1 Eddie Parks In ION the
Bridal Path" were good. and the
latter was an especially fine jig
dancer.
Last. but by no means least on the
program. was kuma, the japanese
wonder worker. with an act SPLEEN
d!diy staged. kuma is an Oriental
wizard. and he gave "a lengthy and
rarlcSated exhibition of skill. deX-
tcrity and inventive genius.
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soialcr. I'm Errnrh i.ni..-.l,i..

\, i. ~. X. FrOntviIle.-AbOut 0n0
American soldiers Of college grade
received university instruction in
France. About 5000 went 70 Raunc.
where an American Junior col,-c
Was established Approximately the
same number was distributed among
the established universities. the !arg-
est detachment, ncaEly =. orc. going to
Paris, but all the French univcrs!-
( Ties. except Lille, Ayers and Strass-
tbourg. The men remained in the
universities for four months. from
March 10 July. 1919
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Early stcam,hin Lines.

W c. I. Q, KlchWOnd. IN N52 thcrc
were in operation between New York
and ENGLAND five steamship lines
the Cnnard, started In ! SAG. and which
had a practical monopoly up 20 1850:
continued in 1858: the Inman Line:
the Vanderbilt Line. and the New
York and Havrc Steamship Company.
The last two We're discontinued dur
ing the Civil War
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How tn pctrify Wood.

!. 7. w, aCkstonc.-'Take gem sal,
rock alum, white vinegar. chalk and
PEBBLES powder, OF each an equal
quantity: Min well together. II. after
me chuliitlon is over. YOU throw into
this liquid any wood or porous sub
stance II is claimed that will turn
the substance into stone In four or
five DAYS.
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boob From Turkey Creek.

u The boob from Turkey Creek. YER
gmont. WAS hlzcd and made the butt
fof all jokes when he Went TO college.
but ne made good with 4 vengeance
.See Charles Ray in The Pinch Hit
.ter, the baseball story that will ap-
cater again today