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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
BY RUTH AGNES ABErANG

Sketches By Frank wing,
Right Honorable Arthur Baifour,
Englsnds chief delegate TO the arms
conference. the most celebrated
bachelor In the British empire, was
speaking,
And Baifour was speaking Of
matrimony considered a. personal
possibility.
lie shook his head negatively.
Pressed his lips into thin. rather
determined line. There was the hint
OF a smile in the lines that spread
fan.lil<e from his kindly eyes. Then;
II supposed to have a career Of
my own"
This from Enrland's most famous
and probably weaIthiest bachelor.
Balfour, 73-year-oid diplomat. a
feminist Fully 40 years before
woman first evolved the theory that
husbands, frying pans, nursing bot.
ties and dust cloths were useless
impedimenta. Baibour decided that
the swish Of silken petticoats would
strike discord In the grand sym
phony OF power.
With the influence OF wealth to
aid him, young Arthur Balfour be-
gan TO brush the coat.tails Of fame
brushing with his whole heart in his
hand.
"MatrImony. II might have been
nice thing" AS II only a remote
consideration.
ut would make a very great DIFF
possibly a very sweet elut.
ter OF things about the house" Ills
hand. ringless and strong looking,
took in the room with "A careless ges.
turc.
A mans room. man secretary, men
servants and a solitary sense. A
sense OF strength. dominion. unleav'
ened.
But not really forbidding man,
merely genial old gentleman with
a voice inclined to rumble In
wrinkly throat given freedom by a
loose. low collar, hung with not
too carefully tied black tic.
Balfour's home in London Is said
TO be one OF the finest. His Wit
tingchame estate il picturcsquely
beautlful-~such place for women
and childrcni
But. says the sturdy Scot, the pow,
erful English statesman:
II proposed TO have career OF
my own"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
1t Will Be Used j
in the Next War

LILLE, France, Dec. z.-All &he
inhabitants OF five mining villages
near here were overcome by foul
gases arising from refuse set afire at
the bottom OF . mine tip Three
children died and several are still
seriously III. Old soldiers declared
the fumes worse than German gas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
New Railway Sought
by Western Pacific

WARRINGTON. Dec. 2. - The
Western Pacific Railroad company
today applied 10 the interstate com
morce commission for Formulation 70
acquire by purchase Of stock control
Of the Sacramento and Northern rail.
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
BY JAMES w. DEAN


NEW YORK. Dec. 2.--''Eyeryday''
IL an interesting contribution to the
stage because n was written by a
woman. produced by a woman.
staged by woman and the burden
OF It's story In enacted BY women.
II Ia from the pen OF Rachel croth.
ers. II 10 produced by Mary Kirk.
patrick. patron OF the theatre for
several years. who for the first time
announces herself ms a producer.
The first act Of Every body" leads
one TO believe that here Ia about 10
be enacted another Main Street"
GIRL RETuRNs
AFTER . YEARS
A girl returns after five years OF
travel and education To "the best
wired home In town"
The second act dweifs upon the
dilemma Of the girl choosing between
a politician who can give her post
ton and wealth and the son OF a
butcher who has talent and high
ldeais.
The mother wants her 10 choose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Bolsheviki Bribed
to Stay Opponent

VIENNA, Dec. z.--Dispatchcs from
Lemberg report that Kmaru schaso-
kolowska leader OF the Ukraine in
surgent peasants fighting the Dol
sheviks. has been assassinatcd. She
was shot By two Of her soldiers who
had been bribcd BY the boisheviks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Distillery Seized
in Dry Squad Raid

A raid on 1924 jackson ~. Thurs
day night IL alleged 20 have resulted
in the seizure Of a quantity OF moon
shine. beer and complete miniature
dirtiliery. william Briggs. T. stalkGg
and Linsford Harris are held N ~
city lail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Hope They're Not
Like Limbureer

LONDON. Dec. dutch straw.
berries flooded the British market
this year. and dealers declare that
the home grown variety win never
be able to regain popular favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Public Markets


PfKB--I1.AcE
Stall 80. Iusefisk, Z Ms 1se; Itne ood.
Toe NJ; frerh herring. ms. lSc- Stall
~ 10 best cane ssrss ssc, SAL
pt bottle tomato catsup ise; Fedssei -
Cooperative milk. Toe. stall 81. I tail
cans Borders milk. SOC; : bars crysta1
White soap, ssc-
stall IS. campbelrs soups, lie eest
Royal White soap. bars sS<. { De
rolled oats. ssc stan III. cora nesl
mush. to fry. ioc ~. homiuy. Use Ut;
Libby's nnince meat soc ~: home baked
beans. f5c pit. SLAMS ie3-ies. lamb stew.
ms .se; bacon. zse 10; Circle w lard.
CORNEa
stall IL. tenderlcin Of sole. ~ MT
hniibut cheeks. acc ID; silver salmon
1oc H.; fires alibut sec To-: Finnsn Addte.
roe H.. crsbs. for csc. stall 1t1
$50 bottle eatsup, Isc. fuil chresm cheqee,
sss. s',s can s cr,seo. sss s-ss. can siss:
peanut butter. loo NJ. Sut uzareaFines
sse N.
STAN 80. ms cane sugar. se& stan
400. stan 20. Ices can Royal bakiss
powder. ssc. ground chocoiate. sSc ~;
new wsinuts ssc m staiis s7-ss. Z cans
Van Camps soupr. eBe. . ma split Lima
beans. zsCs soc bromeoery oA4eo &c.
SOUTH END
Stan 4, pot roast. Ice 10. hams. Sc
N. picnIcs. isc n. STAN -. butter. sac
NJ: eggs. csc dox cream cheese. SOC
10. Stall 20. cluster rAisins. use pkg:
house broom. CSC: milk, icc can. stan
1. bread. &c and ioc loaf; rolls, zoe dse-
cookies. i5c dox. stali 20. potato sausage
acc NJ. Polish sausage. 25c ~: pure
lard, Isc 10. Stall ~. bee fstew. Sc nj
leaf lard. i.ssc NJ; roast pork. itc NJ
stail <s. peppers. Sc NJ: yarns. bs 1sc.
stall 81. csrnafion milk, large csn lie.
small can &C.
Stats le-f7. . tall cans safmea. ese:
large rolls toilet paper. sSe; Lux netoa
ioc: :s-fb. boa split prunes. tf.3S. sts0
los. pkgk Quaker oats. .sc; rolls
wax paper. Zoe: . ms. zobie's Best cof-
fee. sleo Sugar STALL bars cYygtan
white soap. sso. Stall ace. home na1e
cottage cheese. Ssc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

STAMFORD. Eng. Dec. e.--Coun-
ciIlor Holmes Cornwall. aged 70. has
taught so 900 school children 10 swiSn
and has saved more than SO lives. lie
still gives lessons. being the oldest
swimming teacher in England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

Ideals" the father. position"
The final curtain descends upon a
tabiesu IN which daughter IL leaving
home 90 marry the butcher boy.
sop" the father commands with
appraised hand.
Coz pleads the mother.
COP sEMAPHORE
Is MISSING
The only thing missing In the
stop and Go" semaphore Of a trnf.
fic cop.
However. the strong development
Of situations. the oleverncss of the
lines and a superb cast make the play
a meritorious one despite the ynga.
ries in tho development OF the story
an "A whole.
Tailuiah Bankhesd In the spirited
daughter. Minnie Duprec. the meek
mother. Mary Dounelly, the fiapper.
and Lucille Watson. friend OF the
family who serves as medium by
which the author exploits her under
standing Of human nature.
Henry Hull. famed for hts playing
In The Man Who Came Back" Is
the butcher boy hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
Russia and France
Connected by Rail

RIGA. Dec. 2.--Direct railway
communications between Riga and
Paris have been opened for the first
time since the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

Spider. nine inches around and
with legs II inches long, WAS found
recently in Sumatra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02


tel6vo = WELL IMPROVED 70
practically ali cultivated; good
solli over : acres berries. bear.
ing fru,, trees; GOD ..soo n,
ems Terms. or half city exchange.
fs,5o0-~Nery easy ternis---Ao acres.
east of Auburn. 40 easily made
ready for pillow. 10 drainablc marsh
land some very good soil. timber
; snep sa. more Ia. . pay Tor l pl@ss
work. near, near school; highway.
ts5V cash, balance easy. Will cut
into smaller tracts.
STEEL. REALTY DEVELOPMENT
Douglas BLDG. Mckzanlne Floor
Fourth and Union. Phone Eil. il0T.
GONG POULTRY RANCH
EAST OF KENT
FULLY EQUIPPED AND STOCKED
With ! 600 laying henr. Jcfses COW
and hsifer;. 10 acres good land 8
cleared. balance surfaced. b-rooin
house. barn. brooder house i8xho.
chicken housea 20xeo. garage, 30
fruit trees. all kinds OF herrieei
water pipcd from spring into all
buildinEr, complete set small farm
grade and hlsh school $4,000;
THr ". n. MORSE co.
tis toary iiidg. Eiilctt assh.
y ACRE. FRONTING ON GitADED
street. sidewalks. city water.
|. lights; new house. ready to move
do the balance of the work your
self and save money. Total price,
$1,000 terms tt0o cash. balance tfs
month, blocks from ear: one
fare; close In; blocks from city
al ~ f.F
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

% CifATTEL LOANS
Money 70 loan L4,udon Jewsiry Co
rstsbiirhed 1890 los End ave. r.
100 hsAL ESTATE LIAM
kSp;y fYg ts% m Hra So. f:, '; ia
io5 FUNERAL NOTICES
TfDHoLM--At tho family residence.
1ttB Dawson ~. November ~,
1871. VICTOR TtbIfOiM aged ~
years, beloved husband Of Mrf. rel.
Nlfa rldhulm and father ~ Mrs.
Grafton Carroll. John and Mary
Tidboim Deceased was mem.
her OF Modern Woodmcn OF Amer
lea and Of Tailors Union. Seattle
local.
FUNERAL services will be conducted
al o. N. sunday, from the pariors
OF the CnrFctown Undertaking Co.
Intcrmcni NJ. Pleasant.
100 LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY -cONrEHNf
THIS II 10 certify that standard oil
Co. has made nm application 20
maintain a repair shop ~ 1901 "
Marginal way. lots LIZ. block all.
Seattle Tide Lands Addition.
Anyone desiring 10. protest ruch oe-
cupsncy must file such protest At
the office OF the building Depart
ment. Room sos County city Blde.
nrior 80 December f7 iasf Sec
fion a0s. Ordinance No. sisTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

WHY PAY
MORE

100 acres iorgcd-off land: close 20
Aberdeen. Gray's Hsrbor country
for $500 per acre. easy terms
shot clay soil This land - rolf
ing: good road; close to school.
Easy terms.
700 acres, more or less: II miles
from city OF Aberdeen: good
county road: schools. shot clay
soil. The making of fine cattle
or sheep ranch. $3.50 per acre;
easy terms.
$50 acres 10 miles from Transports
ton: fine county road runs thru
this land There are about 100
acres OF this land that Is 100 per
cent tiilable. balance OF this land
Will run Is to so per cent tilisble
fine soil: good school; rural mail
routes. some snap. $500 per
acre: easy terms.
BOWERS BROS
20e.1o Mehlhorn Bid, sit Second Az.
Seattle. Main 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

xLAsKA OIL. LEASES
AND DRILLING SITES
COLD BAY AND ANCHORAGE
sol ALASKA Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
- TO IET-UNFURNIsmED

3So DOWN. SIS a MOSTH-THir
may be what ycu are looking for.
Have several comfortable little
homes TO show you. priced from
e109 20 Vi. 500; close IN. on@ fare
only Is minutes from Pioneer
square. city school. water. lights.
sidewAiss. graded streets. stores
and churches. Take Lake Burtcn
car. at Occidental and reslsr. 10
Ninth 8. W. and W. Eimerove IT.
office open every day and sunday.
10 a. m. 10 I o. m a. g. HARTEfss
COTTAGE. IAHGE ROOMS. GREEN
Lake district si250. Phone North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

! LARGE. LIGHT EooMg. nor
water heat, 1880 per month
rhone Garfield 1851
FINE. GOOD HOtSFE EEPfNG
room, reasonable. sos Lcnora and
1904 Terr~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

WITH STOCK
5-room house: lard most all cleared,
splendid water system water
piped 10 all grounds and huiidinEs'
chicken house. barn. garage; gas
engine. water tank for 1900 Rsi-
Ions: all kinds % berries and fruit
elegant soil. close TO stores and
school Must sell this quick. Only
1880. on your own terms
THE w. v. MORSE 60.
as Leary Bldg. Elliott fs5s.
CLOsE-fN, IMPROVED ACRES
BUILDINGS: FRUIT
Small house: poultry house barn
good we'll: about * acres cleared
fruit trees ~ different varieties:
small fruits: h~acre In garden
electric lights. city water avail
ables enough wood cut and Kicked
for winter supply. Handy for
anyone working downtown. Price
81, 400: 5000 cash. balance monthly.
7os New York Block.
& ACRES. NORTH OF CITY
This fine tract Of level loan soil
must be sold. If you are iooiing
for reel bargain north OF town.
you should see this at once. " is
nicely located. close TO Lake Bal
iInger, intsrurban transportation.
Price IT. less than half real value.
We are going TO sell 10. SSVO buys
IL. on easy terms.
\. VAN AkSDALE
f0fG Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-02

"a ana OF Iailofs 'nions seattle
local.
Funeral services viii be conducted
Ist o. m sunday, from the pariors
OF the Cnrretown Undertaking Co.
Intcrmeni NJ. Pleasant.
100 LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY -cONrEItyF
Thin IL To certify that standard oil
co. has made an application 20
. ms,n,sin repair shop Z, ieoi y
Seattle. Tide Lands Addition.
Anyone desiring 10. protest ruch oe-
cupsncy must file such protest ~
the office OF the building Depart
ment. Room sos County city Bidg..
nrior - December ~, 1891 Sec-
/ The Seattle Star
WllRECTORY
Attorney s.st-Iaw
J. z. HALL I;stabiirhed 1887. All
/ cases moderate fees. consultation
free. Main 1a03. ais Burke Bldg.
aos second ave.
Chlropractor
DIR. Edith Moore ~ Man fl's ssi n'd,
Or II u. TUitNEIl cninopRAc-
Hours 1895. I'VE. dates III sbsl'
". y. Waskan. chlropractor. 1907 7th.
nonra, ! . and 7-e. Elllott ztes-J.
Christian Science Practitioner
Science healer and teacher. Wa
heal by teaching. sos Peoples
Bank Bldg. Elliott zssi-
Collateral loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALI AHTf-
cles OF value. THE HELIABLsE.
sol Third ave.
Expert Electric Repairs
MoToRA. APPLIANCES. VIKING.
Y. J. uivnan Electric Co. t4i Fret
Financial
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN HANK
account. purchased soz American
Monry 10 Loan
AUTOMOBILE AND FURNITURE
LOANS
rrompt--No Delay
cou,rsT Pa rssa'e eoRg 5peiRsI.yy;
EstAblished for years
AVAIL YOURSELF or OUR
MODERATE RATE
Monthly Payment Plan
500 Central Bldg- Third Ave.
LOANS to sAr.ARIEp MEN and
nSomcn on their own note.
LoxNs on FURNITURE. PiANoS.
wonKiNoMaSs LOAN co.
1907 sraboard FldE.
Fourth and Pike 10th Floor
WILL LEND no MEN or WOMEN
Of fixed earning capacity. without
nun: payable over period Of 20
cnMir.aTiv. CREDIT co.
5os-s Securities Hldg.
MONEY no LOAN
On diamonds and lewelry. on most
SOCIETY fom HfMEDixL LOANS
IN HEATTtE
s ss.ans E Nssr n nssIlldinE
n9S Y !. 20 9AS, Y. Y, Loan Any
s sss.,, sSs" 8Iae .s1 Ian BOXERS
-, AMERICAN JEwE tl,isy go ,...
LOANS on ALTOS FURNITURE,
FFIAM9nI TToc rs. h n1y bDrErAiS
Monuments
fUoET FOUND MARBLE a GRAN
tie Co. Let and Virginia EstAb-
Opiscian and OpsoInesrist
y " Edmunds. rraser- Pnterson Go.
Patent Attorneys
FREDERICK =. GoRfN--pAr--
ent Attorney. American and for
eixn patsnts secured. developed
bldg seattle. wash. and sos y
- N w. Warrington ID. c.
Ii. I. REYNOLDS. Ii. t.: c. l. REY-
NoIps- Essabiished seattle. iSer:
nee. soa-s Lyon Bid. Elliott s0.s.
HAIRY BOWEN a co.
1TH total cost OF patents. sss down.
zie universlty st Main kSlt.
CAPT. J. W. MArfIN-u. =, patents
trade marks. Free advice. s01
Ifineklcy Bldg. Main 27ss.
PIERRE BARNES. Main 1850. 1917
~ noKc BID. raisnts. Trade marks.
Patents and Trade Marks
CAPT. ]. W. MAuriN--U. q patent.
Hineklss aids. Main sTss. ~
PIiysicisns, Surgeons
RHEUMATlsM. scfATfcA. LUMf5K-
60, our treatment giyes immedists
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DIsEsssGAKING


Make your own suits. coats and
dresses under my supervision at
$500 per day. Call Main 1855.
Morris school Of Dressrnaking. 5as
Peoples Bank.
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5E00Ns. FURNTsHED- sfz. WITH
water Or will sell this for SIS
monthly payments. A nsce little
II &. PETERS. 7ss Third Ave.
FOR SAfsIs-4- ROOM FURNISHED
cottage. on leased ground. at
Faunfiercy beach. Free wood and
water. This " a big bargain at
1925. Sunset 1850.
sz5--NEATLY F'LkNIgIIED 1-KOOM
duplex house. nice lawn. fff5
sixth ave. ~
FURNISHED 2 AND BROOM corr
Tssf-R
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mo nAsoAiN

80 acres: only miles south Of the
city, good alder land; fine spring
and running water the year
around. near tnterurban station:
gentle eastern slope. Price 1915.
terms $50 cash. balance $40 per
month Inquire at sol Mutual
Life Bldg VIII deal with pur-
chaser only. No commission 10
agents
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q FOR sAlr-AuroMomI.Es


CENTRAL AGENCY. Inc.
AUTHORIZED
FORD DEALERS
You can obtain your New years H.
cense now al no additional sost. 40
Why delay buyingf Come IN and
get your car before the spring
rush tricen ara lower than they
ever have been before.
Liberal TERMS
CENTRAL. AGENCY. Inc.
broadway and Pike. East osso.
CHEVROLET 1870: GOOD Tol,
curtains. tlres. and new battery.
- IAN or terms hidpey oesa.
Spot cash for sutos: sist Arcade
81 wANTED--AUTOMOBn.Es
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID ron
good light cars Henry Mossbach
Auto Co. eis Y. Pike 81 Fast 1881.
81 toR sAiis--AIl0 TKICks
HAVING COUNTRY - lro,,p
truck ana wood contract ssse. In
quire Tccssfden'a. Woodinsiiio.
Mssh-
rs FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE
81; zee = coLuMnfA DISTRICT -
nsessr s sa, suns sisy' nss,
inwni ell k.nds borrias. flowers.
rhruhti fun baHcment: ptpeiara
furnace. 100 cash. $40 month,
Lxchssse for North End. Pay diff
sisoe- Green Lake District room
cottage lots. good location;
sidwslks In: street graded. assess
tnents paid: good lawn. shrubs;
tFecs garden. small payment. SIS
STEEL REALTY DEVELOPMENT
CORP,
Douglas bldg. Masranin. Floor
Fourth and Union. Phone Ell, 1907.
QUEEN ANNE HOME
on beautiful, Queen Ann. hin. in
paved distrlel in fine neighbor-
hood. We have neat k-room
home, with fuil basement nice lot
and lawn, that would appeal 90
to $3.50. 500 e ass s ssl" s's su seS
Possession. balance In monthly
payments IKE rent Phone Gar
GEo' A. SPENCER co.
J. y. Mhipplc. an ~ and Boston.
W W W W " W w W W " " W
" BEACON NIL W
W $500 CASH. $40 A MONTH w
W Large t.room bungalow; W
W larss living and d,ninsow
" s ssa,si a,.sr sssins. M ssEs Y
W en-: fuii basement: lot tqx W
W 100. Price s9.sno W
W v q. wfNniGLER w
W 1000 white Bidg. iii tsos. W
" " w W W W W W " w " "
FURNISHED BUNGALOW
, y1nna. ready 10 move into: has
bt.n newly decorated Must be
seen 20 BE- appreciated. For quick
sale. $500, cary terms
EDWARD CON~oR
loat White Bidg. Elliott tseT.
NEw BROOM COTTAGE; PATENT
toilet; sink hullt-in cupboard; city
watsr; wired for light. $3.50.
sAoe down c .. <. ~ p,s.ySmsn's. sss
e7th and Greenwood Az. Sunset fet7
f-RooM HOUSE. BNrwfEN FIRE
mont and Woodland park. with
hath; plastersd: level iot; stre.ts
graded: sewer and walk. st.t5s;
sos TRFMoSr AYR. NORTH osoT.
CULVER QUEEN ANNE
ecu esss e S us * XII =; s-s ees: s0's
~ no-son 81 osrfisi1 seff.
FOn SALE
Cut-ovey land between NenYcs and
Srohonixh Easy terms
MEfkLEJOHN a BROWN co.
i7ef I. q smith flidw. seattle
10 AND GROOM NEW HoCsf.S
West Seattle. water, light $50
down, SIS month. Phone West
obsa-M
SNAIL CoTTxoEs If,sso; 81
down. SIS month. sot American
rank. sslr 74Te.
~ ron ExCHAN0E--KIsAL
FOR TRADE-~tss AcREs IN All
b~rts. What have your si2z
kerpler - ------...,.---
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ron ExCHAN0E-MslAL
ESTATE
ACREAGE

VIII LEASE ADJOINING PLACE
Success from the start 10 purchaser
OF this II acres. near the sound.
with I acre ~ young grapes. 4
acres fully cleared: lies fine on
county road, running 10 nice
sasnlnw n,ars rsaav - orcnnv
with small house barn. orsthuiid-
inrs. big straw berry patch. bearing
orchard. vineyard, cIsared land.
taase for share ~ erops. or work
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RABBITS

Fi.EuTaH GIxgTs. BTLGTTE
hares. breeding does. bucks. beau
tifui thOrobred animals. ksnwood
Ife4
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rs FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

STEAM HEATED. FUHNfsHED VI.
n. rooms Or apartments. ali Amer
lean. reasonable price. Alaskan.
.eppoelte Moore theatre.
or. GROOM Plat. WITH BATH,
12s Vine ~. ~ Fourth ave
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"a UNFURNIsBED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS

GROOM APARTMENT; GOOD con-
ditioni private bath and laundry:
near Fremont. go per month.
NORTH 0z07.
FREE RENT. WATER AND LIEUT.
81 Garage. 1fS Mercer
The New York herald., 1921-01-11

and has become more municipal than
state question. The radical attack
upon the Government in Belgium
merely resulted in the display of an
unexpected conservative strength. The
last elections In both Germany and
Austria showed loss in the support
Of all the radical parties. The rad
ical attack upon existing conditions
in Denmark early last year resulted
In nationwide expression of sup
port of the present Government
The European radicals have made
the same attempt to explain their
failures that the Socialist leaders in
the United States have made, and
they have not met with better sue
cess. Hunger, lack of employment
and bad economic conditions have not
proved to be the allies of radicalism
which its adherents in the past have
always believed they would prove.
Throughout the world sanity and con-
servatism have grown in supporters
and followers because the great mass
of the people have found in them the
surest and safest defences of good
government.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
Expense Bills Limited.
The Government Travel Allowance $5
Day for Some Employees.

To THE NEW YORK HERALD: The
amount allowed by Congress for ex-
penses incident to lodging and meals to
the field forces of executive branches of
the Government is the munificent sum
of SIS a day, any amount over that being
out Of the mems own pockets. Recently
I made a twelve day trip. stopping over
night at Pittsburg, Louisville, st. Louis.
Chicago. and rendering a voucher to
the Government for hotel bills and meals
in the amount of $50. or at the rate
Of IS a day.
Now the rooms I occupied averaged
$3.50 day, which left me the liberal
allowance of $1.50 on which to skir-
mish for breakfast, luncheon and din
ner. The fact is that when 1 checked
up this little trip made in behalf of our
paternal Government 1t cost me per-
sonally something in excess Of s35, Or
about SO day for every day was on
the road.
What riles me is the huge sums the
Government throws away in every direc-
ton and the picayune policy Il follows
when dealing with wages and expenses
Of the rank and file employee.
FEDERAL EMPLOYER
PHILADELPHIA January 10.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
Fattening an Old Fraud.

The weekly bulletin Of the Depart
ment OF Health for January 8 pre-
sents the fraudulent death rate to
which we have become accustomed,
and impudently gives the Estimated
Population, July 1. 1921" Of this city
as 6.276,O96.
The department ignores the State
census OF 1915 and the Federal count
Of 1920, and bases It's mortality and
morbidlty rates on population about
one-tenth Of which Is purely imaginary
and is known TO be purely imaginary
The Federal census gave New York
population of 5,62O.0is, half mill
ion fewer inhabitants than the De-
partment Of Health figured on to fix
the death rate for 1920.
Now the department pretends we
have 6.276,096 and will go before the
country with a death rate for 1921
which will be worthless as nm index
spf the health Of New Workers..
N In 1917 the department estimate