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Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Victor, who was leaving for the winter.
Music and games were enjoyed by the
guests and delicious refreshments We're
served. Those present were Misses
Anna and Myrtle Nickel, Lula Stacy,
Beulah Whit, Lillian Mcclure, Nancy
Upton, Nancy Carter, Jewel Geyedon
Nora Ferguson and Clammie Geyedon
Messrs. Scott and Tom Mcclure, Sol
Byrd, Ollie and Wanie Whit, Stanley
Gevedon, Herbert Carter, Samuel Fer.
guson, j. A. Carter, Frank and Victor
Gevedon.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20
Master Commissioners Sittings.

Morgan Circuit Court.
Mollie Havens, Admx., etc. PHI,
vs. Notice.
Joel Havens, etc. Defts
All persons, firms and corporations
having claims against the estate of ],
r. Havens, deceased, are hereby nrti.
fed that will sit at the law office of
Nickel, Arnett & Prater, in the town
Of West Liberty, KY, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1921,
to receive, hear proof on and audit
claims against the estate Of ]. +. Ha.
vens, deceased, and all persons, firms
and corporations holding claims
against said estate Ne notified tC
have same properly proven as re
duired by law, anI NJ, same with me-
between now ard said date.
Given under my hand rs Commis
si6ner Of the Morgan Circuit Court, thii
the 1ith day Of October, tI
r. NJ. OAKLEY,
Commissioner Morgan Cicuit Court
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20
An Qua Csurier aComp." Write.

Denver. Colo, Oct. 3, 1921,
Mr.. L. T. Hoyermale,
Vest Liberty, Ky.
Dear Friend:.
received the Courier some days
ago, tie nrsti one since have been
here, And among the many thousands
have helped to print there was never
one thpt looked 50 good 10 me as this
one. sIn fact ! never before realized
what 1 home paper was until now. 1
have 1 good job here and am working
for tie Smith Brooks Printing Co, the
fifth largest IN the state, so you see I
have an opportunity to become real
printer In the future. But 1t doesn't
.repulrs large shop to put out good
'workS'fOr the same methods are used
I'm both. But theuo Is quite differ
,epce In the prices Calling cards like
You print for Sl.2S per 80 cost fom
$3.50 to 500 here, and the very same
work. So don't zee how they send
saway from your town and get work
cheaper. N
Was sorry to hear of Bill selling out
but hope evegythiRg is for the best
and that the Courier will grow ant
soon become an eight.page paper.
WIN cIosa Wishing you a prosper
ous businesA
. 49, Your friend,
J.R. FYFFE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1921.
Mrs. Martin Robinson has been, sick

Mrs. Martin Robinson has been sick
for several days. s'fTy+jg
Mr.. and Mrs. Antony Lowe are Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. John David
Kennard, of Floyd county. "a d
Courtney and Edna Barker attended
the fair at the Chapel Saturday, and
visited DR.. W. L. Gevedon Saturday
night. Ari@
Mrs. L. B. Mcclure, Of Dehart, visited
relatives here last week.
Walter Easterling, of Middletown, O.,
IS visiting his father, Harlan Easter
ling. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mays and little
son, Fred, of Mize, visited W. B. Barker
and family Saturday night and Sunday.
BROWNIE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20
EBON
Crowded out last W

Crowded out last week.
Mrs, Miles Mcclure, Of Butler NO.,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Wilson Craft.
Garret Mcguire ia recovering from
typhoid.
Mrs. Clrda Craft, of Middletown, o.,
is visiting elatives at this place
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20
Entertalns at Camel City.

Miss Gladys Steele entertained in
honor Of her brother, Snowden Stec' c,
who holds responsible position with
the Hazard Jelllco Coal Company, via
was home on n visit. Those pres N
were Misses De'l Williams, ColHie y.
kins, Edna Easterllug, 2clra J'"ey;
Messrs. Jessie Byrd, Carl Wh'tc0Sec
Elmer Lyk'rS, win Perry, C'ar ne
Williams, ~. and Mrs, Donnll Hem :
Music and games were played an rlI
report a nee time.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

T. II. Caskey, Of the West Liharty
Garage & Sales Co., returned Tuesday
with 1922 model 400" Ghevro ct car.
This is a great improvement over the
1921 mt del, being much stornser in
build.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Mrs Bryan Henry tnee FL Ela"'l
and little five months cid dan ht we"C
tie guests Of Mrs. ]. u. w t 70" %
last week on hnr wav ~ er
Mid 'letov'n, Ohio.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Little Miss Marguerite ard william
Rexf rd Sebast an, of Campton ARE vi.
ling their grandparents, Mr. 49,
H. C. Swango, and Mr.. and Ms. Tay Ct
Risner.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

ley, where the ceremony was performed.
They are spending their honeymoon at
Winchester and Lexington.
Manford Elan was ut Winchester on
business the first Of the week.
JUNE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Mrs. w. A. Bishop and daughter,
Miss Loval, of Blaze. were In town
shopping Saturday and raid the ourier
Office a pleasant call.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20
~..DsllSh.hd Party.

A very enjoyable party was given
at the ressdAnee of Or. and Mrs, u. @,
GevedNp4 St Grassy Creek Saturday
nigbt.f fbs a good bye party 10 their son,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kash and luagn-
'er. and Mrs. Tnm ', TNsN. Of T. :.
spent Sunday with NJ. a"d Mrs. v =.
Pe"d.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Miss Anna N'ol'"n '.'. 'e te''''
I" tho V'"N So ~ 80. --' 't,' =
folk at Nickel from Fr'lay I'M Nc =
day.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Miss Lula Allen, of Camel City, is
visiting Mrs. ]. II. Sehas'iNn, Mrs Jas.
2. Oney and Mrs. jim Lyl,ils this week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Clad 10 bear from you, joe and
pleased to ln0w that you are making
good" bot we lnew that you would
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

L0ST-Inner tube, casing and rim
Between West Liberty and War Creek
Goodyear tire 31X4. Return to me al
West Liberty.
W. NJ. ooTTLE.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

We give you a commission on sub.
scrlptlons.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-10-20

Commissioner Morgan Cicuit 'Cour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

Ioff the train they began To bully and
badger me. It's an old trick of
theirs and I'm not going to stand II
any longer. It's bad enough that my
salary has been cut without them
rubbing IL in"
That's just it--you're angry about
that and instead of saving some
thing to the firm you're taking your
spite out on poor mammal | should
think you'd be too much of man
to do that, II only for my sake
and here Dot burst into tears.
suppose Dot does not cry any
more than any other married wom-
an. but her tears have the habit OF
coming just in the nick OF time
Whenever she is having the worse
OF an argument they gush up and
they usually settle the matter In her
favor
| stood II for a few seconds this
time, then said 'Oh. come on. stop
crying. what on earth do you want
me 10 doy'
IL said you'd apologize"
| would have given every cent |
had 10 get out OF doing II, but there
didn't seem TO be any way. | knew
Dots tears would hold out for a
week II didn't.
SO l STROBE into the living room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

was eating breakfast the next
morning when Dot came IN with an
mir of the widest excitement
"What on earth made you say
that TO mother last nightY" she De
manded.
pretended 20 be very much IN
tercsted in opening an egg. say
what7"
TEL her TO 20 home"
81 suppose thought she would be
happier there"
"Tom. how could you do thing
like that? why ! had to beg and
beg mother before she would promise
10 stay. She was going right back,
but L"
II suppose you had TO beg her
very hard.
II did, and | had To promise that
Won would apologize for what YOU
said. DO you think people VIII stay
under your roof II you treat them
like that"
| pushed my chair back from the
table Look here, don't you think
il would be good idea II you con
suited me before making any prom
lses on my behalf? 1t Just happens
that | have not the slightest intcn-
ton of apologizing to anyone.
AS soon as your parents stepped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

you. DR.. Stuart. by inviting you to
join a company 10 distinguished"
You are rRvingi what have these
men In common with mc2"
The grand duke Is a tactician
who. had no remained In Europe.
might. well. haye readjpsted the from
tiers Of his country Van Rembold.
az a mining. engineer. stands alone.
as does Henrik Erickson In the cleo
tricsL world. A. for Sir Frank Mar
combe. he Ia beyond doubt the most
brilliant surgeon OF today. and. ].
a Judge OF men. count you his peer
in tho realm Of pure therapeutics.
Whilst your studies in snake poisons
(which were narrowly watched for
us in INDIA give you an unique
place in toxicology. These great
men will be some of your companions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
BY ALTMAN
BY AHERN
THE TWINS RETURN

class of folks who love to he coaxed-
The circus starts on its travels to
morrow. and l am sure thai thou
sands OF children will be made happy
thru your efforts"
.If they only let the schools out~
said Nick.
III they only do" sighed Nancy.
III only" added F1ippety-F1ap.
shaking his head and looking down
at his Magic Shoes as though won
dering IL IL would be possible TO
chuck all offending school houses In
side them.
And the weather. added tho
Magical Mushroom. squirting up at
the sky. "A circus without good
weather Is about as much use as q
boat without water" To which re
mark everybody agreed.
The Fairy Queen Interrupted. how.
,ver. what reward shall l give you
little people, she asked.
to Re ContinuedJ
Copyright. 1921. by N. T.. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

when old Tag Tiger was wiping
his whiskers ali purry.puss like. after
good supper OF beautiful beef
steaks and roasts and all the things
he liked best. and thinking what a
great old goose he'd been all these
weeks to try to make his own living
In the jungle. the Fairy Queen call
ed Flippefy-F1ap and the twins TO
her. whore she sat on her throne
with the Magical Mushroom beside
her,
There was n great bowling and
scraping for awhile. for Il Is quite
necessary 10 treat a queen and es'
pecially fairy one. with great re
spect.
There! That's OVER said the
queen at last in relieved tone.
Now we can tnlk like real people
And the first thing wish TO say. is
Thank you You've got real cir
Gus together at last and the best
OF il is. everyone Is perfectly happy.
| do believe that even cross old
amy Hippo is really going to be
peeved in spite of what she said.
urrn she finds that we have fixed
the calliopc. She belongs 10 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

y have seriously considered quit
ting my position and taking some
thing entirely different. but am In
doubt as 90 whether | could find any
thing as suitable as the place | ann
in now. Can YOU advise me how TO
put stop TO this annoyance
r. r.
NY seur rrtrnd. rauf you truaf 10
d. Is 10 caIf,uufc seRSc Of huH'or,
should sGv rou are ScrouSl ina
fhesc foolish yourc thiEgs ABLY
dsb yoa not as serioss. eut a. pr'g-
cish. aud that Is the reason thcp fad
amusement N toFmeHtino pou- n
they thought q didn't annoy Rou az
all. fhra they ,coald fad no sport
"a a. Car't vou dnstecr thew IN the
same rein IN ,chsch they talk 70 voaf
I hesscpe that ,evsld Soor stop thew.
They are probably quite pogRs Girls.
srho nnd ths sort Of thiHo h,ohlp
eafegtaiaiHc.
Sfncc they rsusf fdkc No GOOD
dcai Of yoar tirs. ichv NOT let vossr
employer kro,r about ". as pow OBJ
tsoasIy rnStc much Of MS precious
stme. aud perhaps Nc car arraage u
80 pon teoH'f hare 10 ansiccr ihe
ph0Hc.
Raf. for vour otf7a sake. doHt b.
40 srrso.s: rise TOO trtll find luc's
humps arr pretty hard u Boa don't
kHo,c ho,c 10 sUsiIc as you fake fhep'-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Confessions of a Husband
10. DOT CRIES AND l APOLOGIZE

where | heard her parents talking.
At my entrance they suddenly be
came dumb and stared at me with
out saying word They were care
ful not TO do anything that would
make my pill less bitter 10 swallow.
I'm sorry / lost my temper last
night" said curtly. You are quite
welcome to stay here as long AS you
please"
strobe out of the room without
waiting for any reply. To Dot |
said. "I've done 1t. Now forget
about II. | expect to work pretty
hard today and ! probably won't be
able to get home for dinner"
had no idea where | was going.
but | felt that after being with my
arents-in.law for 30 minutes the
previous evening and for 80 seconds
that morning. | deserved n vacation.
Go Re Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
SEATTLE WOMAN
GAINS IS POUNDS
ON TWO BOTTLES
Friends Say Mrs. Ventura
Looks Like a Different
Person Since TAX
ing Tanlac

II have just Gnished my second
hottie OF Tsnlac and have gained all
Of fifteen pourds in weight was
the remarkable statement made tho
other day by Mrs. Verne Ventura
2g05k Fairview Ave. Seattle.
"For years" said Mrs. Ventura,
.ruy nerves just kept me In misery.
NV circulation was poor. my blood
was thin and felt chilly all the
time. Any little exertion would
make my back hurt like II was
breaking in two. At night ! would
lie awake by the hour and frequent
n wouldn't close my eyes all night
ing. lost weight and strength
and became 20 pale and thin that
everybody noticed IL. / felt miser-
abse all the time. and in TACT, was In
such a deplorable condition that life
seemed hardly worth living.
"But I had heard Tanlac so high
Nv recommended / decided 10 try II
and II proved 90 be just what ]
needed. | always have a good appe-
lite now, enjoy every mouthful /
eat. and IL all agrees with me per
fectly. am no longer nervous,
aleep fine and never have any pains
in my back All my friends tell me
/ look like a different person alto
sether. and that's Just the way J
eel. Tsnlac ie just wonderful and
I will always have good word for
IT.
rAnlar Ia sold In Seattle by the
par4ell Drug Stores and leading
Ar,,rrtsta.--Adyertis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Continued Prom Yesterday

Thru the opening which yet re.
mained he caught glimpse OF a
small room. drapcd with Chinese
dragon tapestry and having upon a
raised. oarpetcd dias a number OF
cushions forming divan, and an Ia.
laid table bearing n silver snuff vase.
4 cowled figure was seated upon tho
diaS. The door closed completely.
Within a niche IN It's center sat q
yellow lecring idol. green eyes and
compliment
Wild. gurglinE cries brought Max
sharply about
Ah-Fang.t'u. STOPPING ever lower.
at the instant that stuart had sprunE
TO hts feet. had seized his ankle from
behind, pitching him onto hla face.
Now the Chinaman had his long
piEtail about Stuart's neck. at which
stuart. prone. with the other kneei.
ing upon his body. pluoked valnly
Max raised his pitol and
from the bunk almost at his elbow
le>,pt Miguel the auaaroon. a sand.
bag raised. II descended upon the
f'renehman's skull and be
crumpled up ilmply and collapsed
upon the floor. There came a crash
OF broken glass from the shop
utterinE a piercing cry. the old
woman staggered from the door near
which she had boon standing an II
stricken helpless during the light
ming moments In which these things
had happcncd-and advanced In the
direction OF Ah.FSlng r'u
The woman threw herself. with a
wild sob. upon the moroulcss body OF
Stuart
Ensured n series Of spilnterinE
crashes. and finally the head o. an
axe appeared thru the panels % the
door. AhFang-Fu tried To drag The
woman away but she chung To stusr,
desperately and was immovtbie.
Thercupon the huge auadroon. run.
ming across the room. swept them
both up into his giant embrace. man
and woman together. and bore them
down by the sunken doorway into the
cellars below
The shop door fell inwards. crash.
ing down the four steps. and Dunbar
spnng into the place. revolver In
hand, followed by Inspector Kelly
and four men of the river police. one
OF whom carried hurricane lantern
Suddenly Dunbar saw CASTOR Max
lying on tho floor.
MY Cod ne cried--'tbey have
killed him.
lie ran across. kncit and evan
ined Max, pressing hts ear against
his breast
inspector Kelly reached the top %
the stairs and finding the door
locked hurled his great bulk agalns;
Il and burst u open.
Follow me. boys he cried Take
carc' Bring the lantern. somebody -
The police were moving from bunk
TO bunk. scruiinixinE tho occupants.
But whore" nuttered Dunbar. rs
Dr. stuartf And where Is The scor.
pion'y"
He turned and stared at the wall
from which the mating had been
torn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
PART "
CHAPTER

Stuart Rwoke 10 n discovery 20
strange that for some time he found
himself unable TO accept It's reality.
lie was lying upon deep divan.
which was covered with leopard
skins and which occupied one corner
OF the most extraordinary room he
had ever seen or ever could have
imagined. He sat up. but was i'm.
mediately overcome with fnintneEs
which he conquered with difficulty.
The apartment. then. was one 81
extraordinary Oriental elegance. hav.
ing two entrances closed with lacquer
sliding doors.
one OF the lacquer doors slid noise
iessiy open and a man entered. stu.
art inhaled sibilantly and cienched
his fists.
The newcomer wor. a cowled gar.
ment OF some dark blue material
which cnveloped him from head to
feet. IT possessed oval eye.holes. and
thru these aperturcs CLEANED two
eyes which looked scarcely like the
eyes Of a human being. He knew
that he was in the presence OF The
Scorpion
Fo-Hi seated himself at the table.
Taking up test.tubc from a rack
on the table. FOIL held II near a
lamp and examined the contents
a few drons Of colorIess fluid. These
he poured into curious long.necked
yellow bottle. He began to speak.
but without looking at Stuart.
81 regret that you were so rash ~
10 take part in last nights abortiv'
raid Or. Stuart Fo-Hi said
Because of your professional ac
aulroments at one time had con
templated removing you continued
the Unconditional voice. But I re
loice TO think that I failed. / have
useful work for such men. You sinai
assist in tho extensive laboratorie.
Of my distinguished predecessor"
Never" snapped Stuart.
He raised his hand TO his swollen
throat. touched II gingcrly.
Your unconsciousuess of ~ hours
was prolonged" explained Foil
consulting an open book written IN
Chinese characters. by an injection
which I found IL necessary 10 make
Otherwise. as you remark, II would
have been prolonged indefinitely
Your clever but rash companion wa
less happy"
What cried Stuart--"he Is dead
You flendi You damned yellow
fiendw Emotion shook linn and hs
sat clutching the leopard-akins and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKlES

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
Of Orchard White. which any drug
store will supply for a few cents;
shake well, ana you have n quarter
pint OF harmless ana delightful lem.
on bleach. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day, then
shortly note the beauty and white.
ness Of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use ihis
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
that soft clear, rosy-white com
plcxion; also as freckle, sunburn
and tan bleach. because II doesn't
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Formula for
Eeqffablf Hair Due

Dwar Miss Grey: Can you give
the formula Tor harmless vegetable
hairdyer Where can | obtain wal
nut iuicer HARRIET.
Yoa do nof state the color you
srssh. n 5rotrR. ,calnaf skeins bcaf-
en- 70 psip. ! o.; rccfiftcd spirit,
Is o<. rats - srid 10 b. perfectly
karpsisss ~ an asbarr bro,cr'
shade Is desired w NAY Be obtained
~ ssssc al Infusion Of heHn1
iearvs. strained. and the hqsoF
eroporaf,d SO as 20 represent TO 5,
10 which 2 H. o.. Of alcohol are
added. aad Uttered thra paper. n q
darker shade Is desired, add a sHail
amoasf Of ammonia Yos cGH prob
ably bay seus,vt j1lec from cay drxc
STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Chicago Too Wild,
He Goes to Africa

CHICAGO. May z7.--chicago life.
with its autos. elevators. highway
robbers and landlords. IL too danger
our for Carl Akeley. hunting com
panion Of Theodore Roosevelt SO
the tirnid Mr. Akelsy Is going back
10 African Jungies to battle with eie-
phants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
ofar Seattle
::$tq G, II; A3;.{,k!5 .
Page 374
LOST.

suppertime and Harrys
father came in. Where's the
boyy he asked. tho first thing.
~ don't know snapped the
stcpmouhcr. 7 sent him on, after
the cows. He's taking his time
about coming back
The father went to the door
and looked out. Which way did
he 20 he asked.
why the way he always goes,
suppose. He ought 10 know
where to no by this time; he's
been getting them for some time. >
They ate supper y silence. and
stn Harry didn't return. when
they were quite thru the father
got his hat and said Guess IN
10 out and find the hoy and help
him In with the cows
His face did not look as calm
as his voice sounded and he hur.
ried away as II ne felt the need
OF racing with the fast.cominr
darkness.
Harry he called. Harry. O
Harryr The woods and the dusk
gave back no answer.
Down TO the creek he went and
found the print OF little bare
feet. just as Harry had found the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Doctors Recommend
Bon-Opto for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists prs-
scribe Bon-Opto as a safe hGGno
remedy in the treatment Of eye
troubles and to strengthen eve-
sight. Sold under money refund
guarantee by all druggists
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Cynthia Grey :
Serious Young Man Annoyed By Anonymous Phone
Calls-ThinkS Of Leaving Position Because Of II.

Dear Cynthia I employed public
OF
thrive persist phoning all duns working
hang them they not the least discouraged but ring up later
impossible
alonE- exnrelon and much mcn nnroa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
QuaI,ers Used
Wooden Guns

Dear Miss Grey. What arc Qua
kcr guns r. II.
Wooden omrs nSed to dcccsrc the
ravmy as 10 the artillery drcHOth of
fhxir opponents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27

print Of the cows hoofs. But the
iittlc footprints turned and led off
into the woods.
calling and pc~ring. pccring
and calling into the shadows Of
the forest. the father went. fear
growing fast In his breast. When
II was quite dark he went home
for a lantern and they called the
neighbors to help.
How little the hoy seemed.
how helpless, The men made a
plan of search and separated.
agreeing 20 fire a shot IN the air
II anyone should find the child.
IAN night they searched and
when the stars grew pale and tho
sun began to paint the Eastern
sky a faint pink they returned 20
the quiet house and looked at
each other In dismay.
1.-THE night was gone; !, was an.
other Gay. and the child was lost.
While they talked in lowered
voices and tried to think what to
do next. they saw the little fell
low come walking in.
~ got myself lost he said,
and ] didn't know the way out
in the dark an ! slept all night
in the woods and I'm hungry'r'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Unicorn Merely
a EnhlEd Animal

Dear Miss Grey: l. IL true that
: fossil unicorn has been found7
FRED.
The nntcorn Is fabled animal
said TO resemble a horse Nth ono
Morn on the forehead. This fable
Nay hare arisen oscsr1 to the fact
thar a species Of antelope ,cas offeH
represented on E0ypiiaH monuments
usually IN profile. so that 70 sccsied
70 hare ono horn. OF course 80 fos-
~ Of q untcorn has ercr been dug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
John Jay First
Supreme Court Justice

Dear Miss Grey: Who was the
first chief justice OF the 4. 5. su-
prenr court NJ. r. L.
JohA Joy Of Nrso York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-27
Managing Editor

A rosnaa uhosc address hare
misplaced. recenfiv asked nho ,nds
managing editor Of the San Fraa-
exsco Chronicle. At the fine shs
asked. the appointment had NOT been
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