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of Natchitoches, La. did seize and take
into my possession and will offer for
sale on the hereinafter mentioned
terms at the principal front door of the
Court House in the city and Parish of
Natchitoches, La. at II o'clock A. M.
SATURDAY, APRIL BOTH, 1921
to pay and satisfy said writ the follow
ing described property to-wit:
II acres on Red River, bounded north
by Odum, below by Perot.
Terms of Sale, Cash subject to ap-
praisment.
J. w. PAYNE,
Sheriff of Natchitoches Parish.
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Sheriff Sale
BANK OF MINDEN
VS.
w. F. VANCE
Eleventh District Court, Parish OF
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
No. 1860

By virtue Of writ of seizure anc
sale issue in the above numbered suit
and entitled cause by the 18th District
Court, Parish of Natchitoches, La. dld
seize and take into my possession and
will offer for sale on the hereinafter
mentioned terms at the principal fornt
door of the Court House in the city and
parish of Natchitoches, Louisiana, at
II o'clock A. M.
SATURDAY, APRIL BOTH, 1921
to pay and satisfy said writ the follow
ing described property to-wit:
South west quarter of the south east
quarter and s acres off the north west
quarter of the south east quarter and
also all of the east half of the south
west quarter that lies east of Black
Bayou in section %, township IL, range
8, situated in Natchitoches Parish
Louisiana. Terms of sale,, cash sub
ject to appraisment.
J. w. PAYNE,
sheriff of NatchitocheS Parish.
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No more momentous problem
1aces the Constitutional Conyen-
ton than that of taxation. If it
u true to its commission, it will
put into the organic law of the
State only such provisions Is will
make for . lessening Of the load
which in these distressing times.
those who own property ARE forced
to shoulder in support Of their
various governments and it will
REFER TO THE PEOPLE them
solves. the question of whether or
not the Legislature should have
authority to levy IN income tsx.
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Notice of Respite.
Paul J. Dupre VS. His Creditors

Notice is hereby given that Paul j.
Dupre has filed an application for a
respite of one, two and three years
and that an order has been issued by
the Honorable District Court staying
all proceedings against the applicant.
A meeting of all creditors will be con-
vened and held before J. D. Rusca,
Notray, on the-day of April 1921
and continuing for ten days to consider
the application and vote for or against
his application.
Witness my hand on this the 23rd
day of March 1921.
B. S. SWETT,
Clerk 11th D. C. La.
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NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS.
BIDS WANTED
$24O, 10000, 5 Per Cent 20 Year Serial
Payment
Public Improvement Bonds
City o. Natchitoches. Louisiana

| The Mayor and City Commission of
the City OF Natchitoches La, will re-
ceive sealed bids until Thursday March
the 31st at 200 p. NJ, for the above
issue of Public Improvement Bonds.
| ~ Bonds are dated April 1st 1920
denomination 100000; interest paya-
BILE 1st day of April and October of
each year, and redeemable serially for
/ 20 years from date.
(2) Proceeds from the issue will be
used te defray the costs of a modern
oil engine Water and Light Manufac-
turing Plant, and to Install a System
of Sanitary Sewerage, and make GER
tain extensions to existing Water and
Light lines.
81 Bonds were issued in conform
ity to Act 256 of 1910 and article 28l
of Constitution and laws OF Louisiana.
(4l The vote for the proposition
stood in number 15s for and 2 against
in amount $50, ,000.0 90 for and $1,000 90
against. Majority for in numbers 156
and in amount $8O7, 10000.
(5) Population approximately 5000.
t6) Amount of issue is we'll within
the Constitutional limitation of 10 per
cent.
;, 7) Sufficient milIage has been
levied to meet interest and principal
requirements as they mature.
.(S) Both principal and interest pay
able at the Chase National Bank, New
York City.
Your bid is respectfully requested on
these Bonds pursuant TO attached ad-
vertisement; xByf should: a.be addressed
to Hon. T. E. coleman, Mayor Com
missioner, Natchitoches, La. Each
bid must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check for two (2j per cent of the
amount of the::bid, made payable to
Hon. T. E. Poleman, Mayor, Natchito-
ches, La, -as AN evidence of good
faith.
The Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any or all bids, and to accept
the offer which is, in their opinion, to
The best interest of the city.
A. w. WATSON. IL
Commissioner of Finance.
O. F. HIMEL,
Secretary 1
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What we need in Louisiana.
Hon. Tom Barret reasons, is a
change. Accordingly he has sup
plimented his proposition to fix
legislature meetings for January
with another to hold state and
parish elections in November and
New Orleans elections in April.
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America was never in sounder
shape. We are still the strongest
and largest going concern on the
map, with half the ready cash of
civilization in our banks.
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It is the opinion of the Exten.
sion Service that sweet potatoes,
- . crop for home consumption
and as cash crop. should be in.
cluded in the program for 1921.
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Many Roman documents 1000
years old are still legible, due to
the excellent quality of the ink
used in ancient times.
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Notice Of Stockholders Meeting

The anralal meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Bank of Robeline, will be
held at its banking rooms at Robeline,-
Louisiana on
TUESDAY, APRIL i8, 1921
A Board of Directors will be elected
and such other business as may proper
ly come before the body will be trans
acted. A full attendance is requested.
l. j. MCCOOK. Cashier.
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The first one of her sex to study
medicine, get a diploma and prac-
tice her profession, was French
woman who got her degree in 1875.
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1t has been estimated that wood
decay costs the farmers of Ameri.
CO more than $3.50, 100000 an.
nually.
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Excavations in Aztec ruins have
uncovered a prehistoric skeleton
giving evidence of practice of sur
gerry.
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Chicago has one cold storage
plant which will bold 21, 900 tons
ofmeat.
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Nothing's wrong with the coun-
try-it's the other way round
everything's coming right.
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Circulating libraries were first
established in London as early as
1850.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-24

We've devoured so much oppor-
tunity lately that it has clogged
our system. We're simply suf-
fOrinR Indigestion.
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The first written calendars were
made by the Greeks in $50 A. ID.
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A large percentage of the coun-
:ry's pencils come from California
cedars.
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Salt is obtained in Ecuador by
letting salt water enter wide pits
where evaporation takes place. {.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-24

All Oriental writer's still use
reed pens as they have since the
beginning.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-24

Angling is mentioned in the Old
Testament as a sport.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-24

The science of eugenics owes its
basis to the law of Monk.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-24

Great Britain, like the United
States, has the census taken every
ten years.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-24

The women of FINLAND have
had the right to vote since 1907.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-24
Moses was the first census taker.

The dollar is rapidly becoming
the standard of currency in China.
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THURSDAY. MARCH "a, 1921
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A Prophecy of Prosperity

over ten bllion doliufh
There be som. who mink thaf
We arc suffering from too much
credit. q most unheard OF situauon.
What. then. are tho symptoms al
present displayed BY the PATIENT
The Lowering Of interest rates In nj.
ready well under way: faint gllm-
mertnss In Wall ut point 20 . much
better position In bonds. which II y
prophecy Of q marked smoiumenf In
stocks; 10 be followed sorns stx
months later by homo run In
busineSA This has always been the
rule. why should II fall ms nowr
Those brave optimists who rccog.
nsxe tho unfversalisy OF the. Inv Of
tides, In ocean. air. feeling. psychoi.
oKy and finance. induced BY the
sun.tides and oon-puise OF our
solsr world Of light. are firisnR tho
epars room for the day Of promise.
Neither In II . sovereign prerowA-
tive Of = select few ~ In former
timaA. for the participants VIII be
many n these sit tight and ignore
the scar~crows and lions Of sfrau
which win be 90 mp In DE path
10 frixhs~n the unwxry.
NecYomancing In snms securities
Il stiii IN evidences. but the pilgrim.
agew ef bruin are nearly ~ an and
II u time 10 50 after the bun with
the red rag. while AFR. Mieawbsr
stands around on ono leg.
w. n. SCOTT.
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fGfiOf Inv gt@fs
For months the country has b~en
suffering from a high tide az gold
and 4 low tide Of business. fraught
with pessimiam and hypnotic dis&s-
ter.
ON shs one hand n b . matter
OF the golden strvAm OF prosperity
Eons 10 seed. on the other hand the
mental or thought currents OF thc
people have bern cat on n froiic OF
fear. The doctors Of finance have
operated. but the patient does not
seem TO have made up his mind
whoih1r 10 live or die: he wears
frugal fnea with q vivid realization
Of the prurient smile OF the under.
takrr looking toward Tho excessive
cost Of funusdemsse.
II his conclusion 20 I've shall ~
last outweigh his decisions. and u
will, then the weight OF the al
mighty hoard OF treasure should
sioubse the stress Of his returning
energy. Up TO July IL the total
imports Of gold for this year stood
at ssso 600 900. with many ships en-
route To America freixhi~d with
millions upon millions more. As
our credit system 10 based on gold.
says a New York broker. every dol
lar In gold that comes 10 our banks
increases our potential credit MAJ
smum OF $50. In other words. the
Ss4o 900 600 Of gold which has been
crease In our credit possibilities Of
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Editor Tho star.
would Ike 70 take NJ ntf'e
OF your otherwise tnsercsunx
.rae. with Z few cosnsnenu on
ths suhiers rvferred TO m ms
oommunieafion In tndAys Si6'
vrt,ssn By wuftAm O SULLIVAN.
AZ Hsv YorA. prcssdens Amersun
Humane sposrfy. In which he con-
6eruns a. Wassarn rudas % roun6 |
WINE rsaksns M art,u1s ! ssps
vondsrtne r the gantiesnAn had
evsr attended, . rel western 70
dec. or waa his protest meresy an
other Gaze Of an ocuastnnd Eastern
,icA eondemning someshtne rui,
wexssrnA Having been rAtsed Fast
Of the Ohio rfvsr. ard having lived
for moro than - ye~rs In The
great we~s. feel thai ] can 80
the question from both ansisA
II was the good plassurs Of the
writer 10 have attended The round
Up Al wichita Fai,s TcxaA In
April Of this year. one Of the iArxcss
ever given In the united States.
The pArticspAnts were Of the oass
that could b found and cams NOT
only from TEXAS. but Oklahoma.
Kansas. Colorado. Montana. Idaho.
Nevada. New Mexico. Arizona. Cali
forni4 and even our own washing
ton. and from many other plaoes.
All were stars In their Inca cns
being The lady champion ssces roper
Of tho world. who rcped. threw and
tied ono of the Wild Texas long.
horua
There wla bronze ana bull-oUcktng
Do luxe: eaif-roptng. the comedy OF
the dAy: bulldogEing that tested the
strength and akin Of both bulldog.
gor and buildoggee. one buffalo
had 10 yield 70 the buii6oxgfng skin
OF man: fancy riding that was far
superior TO any I had ever seen In
q circus In fact. everything was
there TO make It a fsrstclass round.
up. participated in BY the ruai West
ern man and woman. the real bronze.
tho longhorns. Indians and clowns.
arm not a person who could be
called a sportsman: IL any one pro
pensify In me is very largely dc
veioped. II In my desire to see under
all circumstances and under all con.
ditions. kind and humane treatment
Of both man and beast. had been
iunt a little bit prcjudiced against
the rodeo before l had seen one;
from that ume on my prejudice
was turned to admiration and I be-
came a booster.
One Of the most interesting feat.
ures Of the program was the evil
dent interest the animals took In
their part OF the various contests.
Tho horses displayed almost human
intelligence In their tactics In try
ing TO displacc their riders. and
there was everapparcnt pride when
they felt themselves victora. The
steers seemed to take especial pride
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81 him concerning his Occupation,
and he told me what II was. And
asked certain questions concerning
matters such as I supposed to be-
long to his Vocation.
And he answered me saying, I
once learned that, but I have for
gotten And. I know the answer to
that question. but I cannot think OF
II just now. And. I have a book
wherein look up such matters
when I have need
But there was nothing which
asked Of him which be could ten
me Right Off the Bat
And I said unto him. Once upon
Z time there was a man who said.
have occasion to travel now and
again. and behold. will keep a
Bag that ia always packed And
ne put into II . Suit Of Pajamas.
and . Safety Razor. and a Tooth
Brush. and a Pair Of Hair Brushes.
and divers other things such an
travellers need.
And ne went upon . Journey. and
Is czsne to pass In the morning that
he arose and put on his Rainent.
ana took his bag and went TO the
wash Room. And his Pajamas did
ne leave In his Berth. And while
Re was washing and shaving. the
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Not for the General Reader

0nh Il for nomb
pounSn o m or 70
Muscle Shoals project from the
government Secretary of Weeks considering the offer
time being
pred differing that from
organizing spike Explosive
q ~ preparing
whereby the profit would
mfavor
1G pued second richest
outon
to phidve
~
for in n
lighter and oil
unhas they want aluminium
win Bauxite
with electricity
industry would to the interest
- manufacturer to havehm 10 .
Investigate
ssueary Weeks, Secretary Hoove-and Secretary Mellon
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THE MISSING PAJAMAS

Porter came along. and removed the
Sheets and the Pillow Cases from
his berth. and gathered them into
an armful, and chuckcd them into
his Laundry Bag.
And the Pajamas rolled he MP with
the Linen. And when the man came
back from the Wash Room. behold.
his berth was all made up nicely.
And he sat down in comfort. and
in due time he got off the train. and
he gave a Quarter TO the Porter.
and was AZ peace with himself and
with all mankind
But the next night when he
started back. he removed his cloth
ing In his berth. and he sought In
his bag for his Pajamas. And he
was Considerably In Need Of them.
but they were not there. nor hath he
ever found them.
And I said unto the young man.
II is impossible for a man to keep
constantly In his mind all the facts
and principles and ideals which he
may sometime need. But he who
succeedeth must be able 10 produces
on demand the vital elements of his
Stock In Trade. A man may not do
business forever on the things he
formerly knew. any more than the
mill can grind with the water that
is past
Neither may \ man depend upon
those Facts which he once pos.
scssed. but which have drifted away
into the general region of the
Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere.
And / said. There come 10 men
moments when they have retired be-
hind the Curtain and removed their
raiment, when one suit Of Pajamas
that are available for immediate
use is worth . thousand pieces OF
lingerie rolled up in the Linen Of
the Pullman Company.
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cut snd support themselves. and
- well have they caught the
spirit Of sacrifice that tbsy are
going - devote half their earn
ings = help the Tester parents
edueats tive bsy4 tiAas ths fanliy
Win nsxt aAsVS
a chil1lms family shaS gfv~s
~ girls . chanos and a.
gives TIE bsys > TAR starr = me-
an . fAaIly Il avsrsss incs~s
vArs AigAw easeAaisa us>s1
se1tnes svsry dhy-<hal fsmlly
has . vsadesfu1 homo indeed
Ih@s are chiidleas hsnes -
0s tAsasaaA The country svvr:
many Of them arv prspsrsy chIla
SenS mAny . wife cannot safely
eccs0s . mother. bas tAers ass
few American hemes thai cannot
give ~ Ieast enc child . square
deai. ard What \ wsuId moan q
he natiea n have homelens a.
phsns a6cpt<S h Isving families
and given . fair start In ufs +
beysn1 osncepsisA
Ono nAa Of The night ssst may
save . pecple In the dry u perfl;
ths family THAI places she benz.
6setisn 81 isve ever the heart %
. strsyiisg child has done IL ~
IN The eternal round
And the family that withhslds
IL love snd its treasure ana lets
the little stysggiesS root In the
dirt Of evil circumstances n
family that not only b missing
The glow Of right living. but h
tearing down the structure that
pioneer mothers buih under this
nation.
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American II IL not necewssfiy 10
human or dangerous Not ncnrfy
70 dangerous In its most exciting
moments as II Is To cross . busy
street In Seattle. even sftW the
t1kffio cops "go- y displayed
I do not know what . rDdeo
would b like mp In New YORK.
staged by some enc who had never
bcep west OF the Ohio river, but II
IL would be like the usual New
York written story Of the West II
would b = hair-raising proposition
indeed compared with cur real
Western rodes. dean. 1--we. humane
and thrilling.
With all due renpect - Shs hu-
mane gentleman I wish 10 sAy that
I trust both the humane societies
and roopos win i've FOREVER. each
doing IT, own share In IT. lima. and
neither working any detri1nsnt TO
the other VERY respectfully.
c. c. n
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husky and swiftrunnfnx rascais.
enjoyed racing out ahead Of their
adversary and outwitting them.
often entirely siuding their pur-
suerr and racing swiftly off the field
with heads and tain In tho air.
The lady contestants were simply
wonderful In their nifty suits. huge
sombreros end fancy boots with
rosy checks and winning smiles.
and with amazing grace and der.
tsrisy kept the crowds wild with
enthusiasm In fact. Il WAS = high
class entertainment . Western ro-
deo. complete In every detail and
30 far as I could sce thcrc was
nothing brutal or inhumAn In any
part OF tho program II was q
fairly arranged contest between
man and the animal Of the plains
and To witness " would certainly
convert the most sksprcal en- the
subject
Tho rodss y wssasrD-w@esRn-
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discovers the fence % the star
board quarter and immedi.Aesy
sends it, runners 10 the fencA
ls b making . decision 70 take
sdvAntass of environment with
cut any waste mstisA
And u . bsAA . plalA bsvwn
bean viii . vAlss 90 knows
nsugh - Ervv snly vh~s y
yin = ths nas1 gss4 - eas
ds1ee3 . f0cs . yard away. ~
much nses nay = knswf
Maybe Il . baAn eoah TIN -
hngmgs \ vsalA givs - . ~
II snsdcoins pstntarA
This b svi1enS: u usrU ns
studies nature IL nsrs enc b
forced u the beiief that MAJ has
no monopoly 81 sensA
TAs sAiprene bosvd y . Loose
plosk m tbs ship 81 sfsfG
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REMARKABLE
REMARKS

A generation In now growing old
which never had anything to say for
Itself except that IL was young.-C.
X Chesterton. British author.
We need more education and less
Legislation In the United states.--
DIR. William Il. Waldo. president
American osteopathic association
Parents could spend q wholesome
half day now and then thinking of
their own personal responsibility for
marshmailow brains. loose morals.
delinquency and crime---Robcrt II.
GauIt editor Journal of Criminal
Law and Crimipology.
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LETTERS TO EDITOR
A Maiden Nicely Powdered

maiden niossy powdered and painted
and iooking cool these hot days than
70 80 her with . reoitinE visags Of
grease and pos1piratinzA
In fart. n you wcrs on Missing
terms you would find tho differences
exactly between that Of . dry. veil
powdered marrhmaiiow ana . sticky,
half .devourcd ioiiypon
PHIL M'MuI.AN.
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~ S0G0cl0uS
- = bern with fhe k3cs that
= = ~ unlverse be b The saly
~ lhlng thst thinks, and b
- oIru HE holding y his dsa~
n1~ = ssSntneaA
0no . eedaS tFes b swamD
go : - Il thinking Jus1 -
~ - enn1 TAN ~ languags
$3.50 nsehlng szcspt ysus unifS
1ohe > bsan nsw-e esmnsa,
Uxnnu1ne. eiinblng beaa- ThAs
$3.50 lheFs +. presumably. No
- nn11llgent living thing.
ERGy enc amsng - would
oone ; bean for . nrrsiss eom
1nn an thru IT. briaf grow
1 span u shares neither the
$500 Joys ses bis serrovS
on1y shares his soup plate
Z uhnn ~ end comes-
- : bean dDn . lot Of deduo-
- thinking and u thinks coz.
oo61lv evesy timA - u seems 70
Yeu plant : nv u polo beans
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"A Wonderful
Home

OF ~ ~ g1nsies s1aa aAhs
szklans . ho0A unssifishness b
ne sum Of them en- and u tho
youth II Tire lan6 lA1k training
b any ems virtue Il b tn this
one Of sacrifice for stherA
One home b scsttis hiss spun
thread Of ga ints the warp
Of the family nfe. and h WIN send
cut childrm that win 10 . bless
ing to the community In years
70 como.
The parents aSs nse parents
really. for they have no children
Of their own. but they. early In
their married career. adopted two
girls. These girls have been edu-
Gated and arc nov ready to 80
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wish 70 thank ycu. and also Dr.
r.oopo. for your kindness In making
n possible for about /, Of the old
people AZ the Ksnney homo to at
tend -The wayfarer- last week. and
for supplying automobiles for them.
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n was . great treat to them ana
something they would have bern IN
able To 20 TO but for the benevo
ionoe Of Dr. Loope and yourself.
Yourr very truly.
ALEXANDER MYERS
Secretary. Samuel and Jessie Ken
ney Presbyterian HomA
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Declares Rodeos Not Brutal

In euselassing their oppenenss IN
the rorlng ana buiidoEgfns. both
displaying wonderful strength and
skin IN the contest. the honors -
Ing about even At the end Of the
program Even the calves the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

HERE came unto
me . Y o u n 8
Man. who said.
I desire q bet
ter Job. For
behold. I have
been long In my
Prose- n I Situa.
ton. and I am
g : It'll n r No
where. And /
desire TO Move
Up.
Ana Y iN0.fired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Editor The star
Instead OF fighting the Ssfneys, let
them run on any Of the streets and
let them give out OF the 10 cents
fare three TO the city car system.
Then reduce car fares to five cents.
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WHY
Why shcuidnr maiden psvder and
paintr
Why shouldn't she show her
shapeiy ilmbsf
What II there In life without orm.
plaintf
Then Why objnct - . maden's
whimsf
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BACK TO TILE FARM
REFLECT

There are over 1000 babies IN
this country dying every year In
childbirth. There are around 10000
mothers who die every year in child
birth II IL bolsheytsn 20 try to
save them, - Senator Kenyon RA
Iowa
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Would Let Jitneys Run

che three from the jitneys making
eight eants leaving the rtnsys
seven.
Let both syssems five
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER