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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01
DO you kn0SC aChat constitutes
a strong constitution?

To have sound healthy nerves, completely under
control digestive organs that capable OF absorbing
hearty meal means you have strong constitutional
Your general attitude is Of optimism and energy.
But an irritable disposition, frequent attacks Of
indigestion and langud depression, indicate your
system is not in correct working order.
Probably you not eating the proper food
Probably the nutritious elements not being
supplied to your system in the proper way.
Grape-Nuts the wholesome delicious cereal
that promotes normal digestion absorption and elin-
nation, whereby nourishment is accomplished with
out Naturalization. A mixture of energy-giving
wheat and matted barley comprise the chief elements
Of GrapeNuts, dish at breakfast or lunch is an
excellent, wholesome rule to follow.
You can order Grape-Nuts at any and every hotel,
restaurant, and lunch room; on dining cars on lake
boats and steamers in every good grocery, large and
small in every city, town village in North America.
Grape-Nuts-the Body Builder
There's Reason
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01
sHERIFF's SALE
s. Thorne, Plaintiff

Almeda p. Hobbs as administra
trix OF Estate OF Daniel A. Pope.
Deceased, Almeda p. Hobbs. Albert
Hobbs. Orlando r, Pope. Ladelia
Pope and Avis Pope. Defendants.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Marriage Licenses have been Is
sued tc the following: Thos v.
Denning OF Lava Hot Springs and
Roxle n. Godfrey Of Logan. Leon
Morgan and Mamie d. Richardson,
both OF American Falls, Idaho.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

The Logan temple will close on
TuesdaA,. oct 4th for conference, and
reopen on Oct. 18th.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

The regular meeting OF the Cache
Stake Relief Society Officers viii be
held in the Stake house Saturday,
Oct list, at o'clock. Adv-i0.I
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

You win want bottle OF the won
dsrful Tanlac remedy. You can get
n from the City, Drug Store. Arv-io-l
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01
RICHMOND

RICHMOND. oct. /. 1921 Mill.
tary funeral services were held Sun
day over the remains of Bert Spack-
man, whose remains arrived here
from France Wednesday. The servic-
es were conducted BY Counselor vii
liam Anderson. Choir sang, America
Prayer was offered by 7. II. Merrill.
The district school children sang
"Ye Sons of France Awake" The
speakers were j. w. Funk, Ephraim
Woodland, comrade William Mer-
rill, and G. l.. Funk. Special must
cal numbers were Beautiful Isle Of
Somewhere" by Mrs. Hannah Chris
Jensen, quartette, Gone to Their
Rest" by Brig Monson, c. L. stod-
dard, orson and Fred Clark. Bene-
diction was pronounced by G. G.
Hendricks. A large cortege followed
the remains TO its last resting plac
where the grave was dedicated By
Geo o. Webb. The deceased was the
only one of Richmond's soldiers who
was killed in battle. The last repre-
sentative OF the five gold stars of
our service flag. They are all now
peacefully sleeping in our cemetar
Bert Spackman was born July "a,
1894. and was the son Of the late
Martha and Elijh spackman. He met
his death Sept. 81. 1918. on the bat
tie field Of France, He Is survived
by four brothers and four sisters as
follows: Mrs. Jonas Halverson Of
Teton. Idaho. Mrs. Grover Lita OF
Trenton. Mrs. W. +. Smith. Mrs.
cherter Bright. william, waiterE.
John and Cyrus Of Richmond.
Mrs. Carl Anderson was Lewis
ton visitor Friday.
Miss Stella Peterson OF smithfield
was a guest OF Miss La Rue Hope
Friday.
Mrs. Emily Harris was a Logan
visitor Wednesday.
Carrie the little four year old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Lin
ford met with very painful acct
dent Saturday. The little girl got
her hand caught in ma electric wrin-
ger and IL was mashed badly fTom
the tips of her fingers TO her elbow
DR.. Adamson was Immediately sum
moned and she is getting along az
well as may be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs David Calson are
rejoicing over the safe arrival of
new baby girl, born Thursday. All
concerned doing nicely.
The Relief Society was reoI gani-
zed in the South Ward Sunday. The
new officers chosen were Mrs. Eva
Thompson. President, Mrs. Hilna
Wight. first couselor, Mrs. Meta
Hendricks, sec. counselor.
Mrs. Walter Egan entertained a
few friends at an oyster supper at
her home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hope and Mrs
Withheld of Ogden motored here
Sunday and spent the day with rela'
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hope and fam
ily OF Arimo. spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Quarterly conference OF the Ben
son Stake will be held in the Rich
mdnd tabernacle. Oct s2-2srd.
Miss Esther Strand has returne,
TO Salt Lake after spending the sum
mer here with her sister. Mrs, G..
Carlson.
Mr.. and MIRA Riley Bair VCr
Preston visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Hope, Mr.
Ann Hope and MIRA Carl Anderso
we're Logan visitors Monday.
Mrs. Mary Ann Small and Mimi
a.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

The only explanation OF Tailao's
great sueress ia Tanlac's true worth.
yAnlss IL sold at the City Drus 90,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Hayball are
expected home from the east today,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Drs. II. d. Scott and Ida NJ. Scott,
Chropractors. Room 3. Andrews blk.
l2O North Main. Hours Oil, "a.
o-I Phone s76. Adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Bishop William L winn Of Smith.
field was Logan visitor yesterday
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

FOR sALE--A seasons fire paper
FOR nickle Call at the Republican
office, rs e. Center. Adv-tt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

welcome Students. to the homo Of
cREAM-Lo. Best lotion for hands
and face. At all Drug Stores. ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01


1t. Russell Vaughan Ia in this
city visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Peter w. Vaughan. Mr.. Vaughan is
at present stationed at Mather Field,
Calf, and is on a three weeks fur
Tough. His wife and baby accompa-
MED him here but at present are
visiting relatives in Heber City. Mr.,
Vaughan win be remembered as
Utah's leading aviator during the
war and he also made sensational
flight across the country.a at the time
~ his fathers death about one year
aga
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Piston Rings for all autos are car.
ried in stock in quantity at Broby's
Service Station. See them before you
renew your piston rings. ADV.
The place of business formerly oc-
cupied by the Walters Motor Com
pany has been leased by Messrs. Ben
ME Evans and John Cowley, and
they will engage in general repair
work. They have both had consider
able experience in this line and will
make a speciality of repairing Fords
and handle a complete stock of parts
for the same. We join with their
many friends in wishing them sue
cess In their new business venture.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

FOR SALE or Trade For Cit,
property, Grocery store. including ST,
living rooms Phone 32lJ adv-tf
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-01

Mr.. George O. Smith tesves this
morning for the State Fair where
ne win race his beautiful and speedy
Hack mare. Miss Linwood Bell. This
loeal racer won second place in the
7:1s class. and first In the Cache
Valley race At the recent Cache Val
ley fair, George has Miss Iinwood In
fine fettle and thinks his chances
good for getting some good prizes
at the State meet.
Two Of the SWEETEST dressed and
finest looking ladies at the recent
county fair were Mrs Dr. Adamson
and Mrs Hattie Christensen of Rich
nond. These two charming Ladies'
attended the fair on all three days.
When II comes to loyalty we take
our hats Off to them
Evening star., 1921-04-06
WANTED-T0 RENT

ROOMS Or MORE. AMI. IN DEsfRABL&
northwest location, at reasonable rent; efer-
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS wAxT SNAIL
tieal.rs: ADDRESS Be-. 2sa.E. s1sT oinss.
MODERN sIx-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE
for summer months: state price. Address Bog
296-K, Star office. .
wANTED-UNFURNIsHED. 2 or 3 looN
bungalow or cottage IN nearby Virginia OF
from Capitol and AMI; rent must be reSs0s-
able on yearly proposition. b. GRAEF. lM
UNFuRNIsHEp. AoDERN HOUSE: I1ReE
per naa;s aa adais.. Rs:I ssa K S. ps 81.
WANTEp-11KGE HOUSE. tENTk1KIYtO-
Gated, especially fitted fer reemers; Iedesl;
would consider purchase Address bsK $a.N.
wANrED-MoDERN FuRNIsAEp ao6sS
ssss. Hs.P: Fe szs sf sasss 10 .ss
wANTED-UNFURNIsHED. 8 on ! l00H
house in good section; northGest preferred:
not over $50. Address Bag za2-k. star o1ee =
PARTY WITH CHILDREN DgsIREs 70
porehes and seed-sissd lot: viii pay HSsrI
rent and take years lease; viii turn sSsR aeeea
spsss e ss:,. sP'rt2saIs 2sas.!' 'tbts
CHEVY CHASE. ND. NIAR oIER q fos-
sihle-S-10 rooms and 2 hath. With gssass
pneserred; for s,mnss fiae give dafailk-;
Ad9ress Rez zss-K; Soar once
HOUSE TO uNFuRkIsHrD RoplR
May ! FelepAnne Hyatts- 2aes 7s q
Mx-RooN. NoDBRN. JU11SlHR
ho1s is suburbs, pesr ear line Addnss HsE
touE oK I'VE Eo0N 50usk' .gsyUgIllzr
saasess sa saa siik q san aueusss os. pef
6NFUKNIsHED HOUSE DIRECT -yk6N
G.y j. Phone ceiunSis isso S.,
INvEsTMNT.PRoPERTY. g
Rents, &2o. Price, $500. s
aard St. s.v., just south Of st. ne; W!thia
tioa. within ealy s blocks Of sate. waE s41
value: in The meantime the ipvestnAst pays
over l0ee net 5000 Of the parchase prtee ees
run years ct 79e
Geo. 7. worthinstsn 4 San. wsadwssd b,ls.
PRICE. $4s.n00 o.sa
rroessss rassses nes@s: ineo%:. 's ss.iso. -, -
Terms most reasonable.
2 hne large stores. yell nepte1; syans
~
heat. This property located l404 Park -
NV. in the heart Of the l4th st. buaf1eR. :
section. II will pay you to see this. r~
4. e. HOUGHfoN & CO., 1915 b st. 80,
I'VE have the BEST in every sectinl, =
s-FAMILY APARTMENT, WITH GARANP
for six machines; rated as first eompeeiet.s
on 9Th ST. NV: has heep occupied as nepeH5
shop: rents for sl6l per month price. $12.t60; :
first mortgage OF $7,000 at 6 per cent far .
years; second mortgage payable mnothlE.~
Address Boz ICE, Star Once:
A DANDY BUILDING. VERY oL0GD 10 atrh
st.. on the Heights. This contains i've 4pgrt:
ments, has steam heat, electric lights and =.
rage The moIthiy income Is over $469. 1hs
price is only $21 600. and q small cash peyss
ment viii handle it. The operating eNgeasss:
are very low. making it an excellent in~eet.
~ HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC. -
1884 b st NV Phone Main 16ae
PRACTICALLY NEW FIREPROoF D6HD-
Ing located on an excellent husipeas street u
the downtown section; has Q fr0ataGe Of - -.
By Q good depth to Soft alley. II y 49,
rented for s., 600 per year. and may he hoHQAt,
At the very attractive price OF S3S.060. fbis
10 worth investigat ting.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
laA II St NV Phone Main tn0e. a.
2e DWELLINGS lsMALL)-AIL 1NREk
rent and showing about per cent invest
ment. Can be bought cheap. e. ". Aclh-
Evening star., 1921-04-06
WANTED-APARTMENTs

UNFuRNIaHED APT. Or R0ONs AND
bath Kindly submit price and location Ad-
WANTDD = a0UsEKEHPING APARTNENT.
four rooms and hath. BY April 20; unfumished:
kood location: reasouahle rent Address Box
233-k. Star ONCE s.
NAN AND WIFE DESIRE SHALL FURNISH
ed ,apartusent. ccnpiete for Housekeeping;
northwest section. walking distance down
town: referenees; state terms and particulars
aishsd a gafafaisied. in sparsnent hsnse near
Mt fteasapt car line. by seatle4an. fbene
ssvpRAL 46Ils p1s7E1 SUITE q Rooms
1ssrs. 2eSis o1e seT seeK sa ssr ses ee'e
p1siR1pI1 AfARI4nNT GAN Bg DIS
eassds l., of 4 fasssshx fa' suunsr b. Addressing
spN@set: slscFicig; stats price. Address
UNFyRNIsHpp. @E66L KIWHENEfrT
md md sssh Y Id So.sso.n .so sp'rtnsa1 Adde'S
Two ROOMS. KITGHENETTH AND RATH.
sonlbie. Address Bog 2ss-K. Star of6e.. los
FUKNNHnD RARTNRNT WITH SLEEPING
posseelon immadiate or on April 18Th: nv;
eos shece @ lssa sad Columbia rasd Address
leons. as n.ehsn anS ssth; .n1l; ns.ouas,.;
young couple. Call Capitol, Branch SIS, be-
tween an. and pm, or address Boz
l0S-K, Star once. 6s
five Or SIX UNTUKNIsHED ROOMS WITH
sleeping porch, in n.w. apartment house (no
psivlte heuseD; not to EXCEED 500 per mouth.
4ddress Box l89K, STAG of6ee: e
. on ROOM AND RATH DNFURNIsHDD
Roaenhafs. e0S II ne. g.
YOUNG LADIES W1ET 3 E60IS BzTH
and ktfehenetts. furnished. vicinity Of Thomas
Circle Address Box o0o-k. Star ofaee. -
ER60M UNFURN. APT. Or SMALL HOUSE
by May 1; desirable party: references: reason
ahle Addre1 Bon 211H. Star ef1ee. g
Evening star., 1921-04-06
FOR RENT-ST0REs

FOR RENT STORES
STORE FoR kENT-IN VERY GOOD NEIGH
laundry, sutonosile supplies, millinery store
esss 1pPy ss llds 81 esss. sa sae
90 lzt6 81. NW-S06fH HzfF 70 Be
rs9oaeled and ready for possession about May
very ss; = aes;rsss. iae.tsoa ssd ss.rsea.s prop.
'f'y; get ''sas 'sa1ssos 8 ss' : se1ssi E6ozs:
iit6 81. NV. BHIwEEN 6 & H-HAvD
Client whe VIII build attractive store 20 By
ii0 feet for desirable party: reasonable rent
p. a.. sH1skos & LrcHsM; Mai, sss
-. COZ. 18th AND sTs. N.w.-HEAvY
astnmobdls and foot trafhc section: beautiful
sho. windows; store about IS feet squire:
business 81 satssos s:::s + s:'hssS ssa 49,.
lssa sr JEST ct f. ess e :ss. ses ssss
fa.'ssa e nRskssSs lssis'ss e u &. p.rasaa.
i7as i1ta 81. NW-sfoR1 AND RooHs
and bath shove: gon9 business loeation: ssoFe
g Rssssn1 Ansd's'oa' rent rsssosahls to right
SHANNON 4 LDdHk
n 11sa e ~. AatR -
4 iils9 l.sf g; s:s.s;! SWIsToss o.! 1soTT is p
6HANNON I LUcHk:
S07 q. or Mt VERNON PL- NV,
inst east AZ 9th STA good business stand for
s1ofs ehnD or of1ce; very convenient Only $50.
h R. H0WENSTEIN CO.,
1914 &C. nv.
mWEH0WH s10kE IND TAEEE FL00KS
ahevs: Just renodsled: side estrance: and two
PEKc9 T. RUSSELL Co.
166 18th Ut. a.W. learner Of K).
phope fy4pkiip 5712
FOR RENT-FLOOR SPACE
s!0kk9y IF2d1 M LfSsy "a
Evening star., 1921-04-06

20e2 18th ST. N.W.-DxceIlent table; best IN
1871 B ST. N.w.-nxceIlent meals. well bal
anced, properly cooked. sttEsctiyeiy served
modesAtaax 1cteds s1nan0Aaa1lEA HS<k
Evening star., 1921-04-06

CHEVY CHASE y
DESIRABLE HOME BUILD.
ING SITES.
Better Improvements, More Is
Pleasing Environment. =.
Lower Prices.
FOR GREATER VALUE, r
Buy Now-Convenicnt Terms- :
THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
INC, -
738 18th St. NV. 4
Phone Main $3.50.
T1KoNA PARK, NEAR BLISS e00oot.
large level }ot: lm.i.: barSaip; terpA A..
drsss Boa lle.K, Star once 9. 3
I lot fes sale On sousb c;pitol st Dss{ y e.
] lot for sale. corner 1st and q "a. 80.
lot for sale on st. bet zznd and 76u4 ~.
{. ". MCINTYRE, 724 c 81. S.w. 3.
sPEtULAfoKs lAND IEvysI0AS.
ootof-t'"n s1ss ssr.s ei,esis s1l.yIe aIAss 's'' e
ssees 4 lana q ths pistries q 6asSSss..
EatEssisisfaEE atsisisfaE - 9iiIT 9Ilk 4 SON. ,.ee 9 4, Nv,
Evening star., 1921-04-06
FOR RENT-H0USES
FURNISHED.

cI.AReNpoN. vA-s RecNs ANp nArM:
hoalsy.fd. scross Georssa.n sriAse.
BEACTIFUL. MODERN HONE NEII VIE
Pi Il rsos. s ws.s wFs.s'cssss. sss aleS st A.'
nished; a.mi-: for OF 4 nonths from Nay !;
AadEess Boz 2s4.K. Star once
sos.i.,ss s"s 4 ST s;E;-s Rooms. BATH: iN 600
n. a., SHANNON 4 Iucas, -.
ia0e RIGGS PL. N.W-vEkY pE6JAEEb
eeptionally well furnished fhrouxhout:. frres
80 - . -. '?i saxSscS on t'i;SssSEs iSeas 80.
1901 NAcoMB ST.. CLCv. PARK-pETAoH.
fruit uees: garden. sAruhssry etc: ennpletsiy
SHANNON 4 1 ~ { L1easl c as
rs l4th 81. NV. Main 23A5.
sAas NEWARK 81. NV cLEv. PAnK-s
ssas rea, Tor mmss At siss .us
-. ~ SHANNON q LucHs.
47os Ga. AvE.-7 ROOMS. BATE ANp K,
18th NEAR ouEIis rooms. Ssths: suA:
scmrist.iy @ FURNISHED; $3.50 per month.
ss9 ipEnisS.s S M pers ssss M t
MckEEyER 4 GoSS:
l40 Eve St Main <1xe.
QUE s.. I1Rlsroch1TIc E6iIoN,: sENr
sMoEMAKER. dieeI Nam nj miiss mo- 00'' T.
lsls KILB0URNE PL- NW@ R00NE IHb
bath ossr9ekins Zee r. PaF. siss pss Rs us.
FOR RENr-FURNIsHEp HOUSE on isth
street near I street. completely furntsSsd:
sixteen rooms. hot-wster heat. gas and electric
ing room. pantry. Kitchen. second na.nr. tire.
bath, Basement. maids room. bath. isps1H
per month on lease. For leave to inspect ad.
dress Box 1s4-k. Star oface.
ss ls9s IRVING R.I.SG ST ST., Sw.-sISE ROOMS AND
Franklin asas. Isl y. 7. AZ. AZ,
SEE OUR IEGRNIsHED" List
TYLER L RurHERFoRD. ING. s,7 issa sr..
coLoRBD-BUY YOUR own HOME. Si.Se
starts you. BRADFORD 4 CO.. ss7 asstS-
srn bldg. :.
UNFURNIsHKD.
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTs-s-R00N H6U6E
ana garage SIS " oFFUrr. Wis. ava
issS i;S,.; issh ss ST; NV: ooaSEk OF 6=sEI6.
electEicity: het-water heat: in psrfs0 eoa1t-
uon throushoqt yery re.sonahls sen& ;.
VACANT sAUL's ADDITION BRICK House
and garage; rooms, sleeping porch; near 18th
ST. line. Price, SITS per month: 2year lease
and approved bond required Address BSx
FOR RENT-si2 10Th ST. E.W.I K06Qt
and bath: $3.50.
Ito Ridge road D. o.--l4 roems. sarage.
chicken house. etc.; 20 acres: $50.
A. T. HOLTZxAN.
Main s346. 1880 n. z ava.
cOLORED-BUY YOUR oWS H6A1E. 6-6o
starts you. EDW. u. AcSEEIIEx. 14Ah.
EORD CO.. l216 You St ~.
Evening star., 1921-04-06
PRICE, A5, 400.

2 hne large stores, veil nsptel; z apaEt<
ments above, and rooms With bath: paAR
heat This property located 1904 Park -
section. II will pay you to zee this =.
4. e. HOUGHfoN CO., 1916 81 st. 80
I'VE have the BEST in every sectiA9 :,
Evening star., 1921-04-06
wANTED-ROOMS

|
saeaIhs af eiz: isis iosa 4 AZ.
.n ex 4fRlL IPIa ls tasas uafarsished reon'; Lst
fw6 E66N5 ID HtZEeSZ7E mn 19Sn Is:
e%s. eSoa white section Addrsss Bog NIX Star
THREE furnished rooms for Light houSekeep-
mg, CITY or suhuEhs. Address Bay 243.k.
son.5, TW3 fur1isasa 1as ioo%.; pos. 8: e
24i-k. ktax enaes.
YOUNG married couple. employed. s. Nsy
!, H.. room and hard IN se- Addrsss Bog 7deK
SINGLE ROOM, saatlsnaa; pivste fsnily
stata tezzes. -Aa4Eses Roz az2k. sssr e@se:
BUsINpse NAN. vife. quiet infas. bay. de-
sire hoo:skeapinG aecenupodatnns able.
7aazsss 1oMs & sez sse:k. star e1es:
,Ak IL Columbia Hsights prefersd Aadssss
GHNfLEMEN desires room WITH priv1fS J01-
ikh family: reasoaahae; centrally located; give
gsstisulsfs; az ssfss.noes s furntshsd Address se1
TWO ROOMS, for Light hooseksspfaS. p FsE
wefth o. Nj Peasant sectiaa: reassnab Bile.
Addgees Boz 27oK. Star oeacs.
porch; redned college gentlenaa, around Du-
pont Circle or 18th st. Vicinity immediate pos
st.s sss,aoo os Or On 18th Aaril Address Boz 2snK
UNFURNIsHED ROOM. rSsmaaeat: quiet "a
eality; detached: moderate. Address Boz $50
YOUNG MAN, government epp.oye. desires
quiet cheerful room and breakfast or room
with board nearby. reasonable. vicinity 1st and
sts- NV; stata terms. Address Box z66- 8.
Star ofhce.
WAETEn-Fhree rooms and bath In new home
preferred; electric light: steam heat: willing
TO pay price; wife and baby: Mt: Pleasant
sec ton prefesred. Address Boz 2OdrK. Star
YOUNG MAN wants oomfortable room With
private family: walking distance; reasonable
address Boz 225-k, Star Once. Sc
WANTEn-ROOMS WITH BOARD.
ROOM and board, By two gentlemen !; vicinity
l4th St nw.; electricity; no other roomers
terms. Address Box 327-K. Star ofiee.
GENTLEMAN, young desires room With hoard
or very Ink. privileges; STATE terms. Address
Box 31S-K, Star Office.
SIX YOUNG LADIES desire room and hosrd
central NV section; home cooking; home privi-
lesss. Address Boz 501-K. Star n6iee
WONAN, redned. govt. employe, wants rooa
fpa pSa,s h1r5d f5a IN Pss,ats family near Capitol
WANTED-sUBUR6AN ROOMS.
TWO OR THREE funihed or mfurnished
rooms for Ink: in suburbs a nearby town;
garage; must be reaaon1hle. Address Box
Book, Star once. r
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD
BY / QUIET NAN n Protssf11f fsmily. With
in committing distance Of city. Address Box
Evening star., 1921-04-06

The Chastleton,
Sixteenth Street at R.
New Addition Now Ready.
The F. Fl. Smith Company.
nxeinstvs ASent
BIS Fifteenth Street.
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INvEsTMENT.PR0PERTY.
Rents. $40. Price. 900.

2ard st. a.v., just south Of = st. nv. Withip
view Of the New Naval Hospital. This seca.
tioa. within enly blocks Of State, WaE ~
value; in the meantime the ipvestmAet DayS
over 1915 net. 5000 Of the purchase price eea
run years ct 71.
Geo. 2 Worthinstsn 4 Sen. woodward baAg.
Evening star., 1921-04-06

FOR REET-FLO0R SPACE
s!6kzgy gsxd1 M LfEsy W4K5H6ps
Evening star., 1921-04-06
FOR SALE-LOTS

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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-22
EVEN EQUITY BUNCH
CAN'T MAKE IT PAY
(By Associated Press Leased wirel

Wy NSSoCAd1SU 1EeSS Leased wire.
Madison, Wis. - The Wisconsin un-
ion of the American Society of Equity.
during the eight months period from
November 1, 1920 to June 1, 1921 lost
$4,000 of which nearly $4,000 of the
deficit is publication of the official
paper the Equity News, according to
report made by the Wisconsin Aud
it company, public accountants to J..
B. Houston, secretary of the society.
cit seems that the cost of organiza-
tion has been too large for the results
accomplished" the auditor said in a
letter to Mr.. Houston. "The effort to
increase and keep the membership was
we'll worth making however"
The report says that $4,000 might
have been saved on publication of the
paper by diligent efforts to collect
payment on advertisements.
at must be remembered that the
cost of the Wisconsin Union which
was placed on November 1, 1920 at
SO ,430.42 was afterwards adjusted at a
meeting of the officers of the two
societies by deduction of $2,510.10.
This makes large proportion of this
gears loss"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-09-22
Local Life Savers
Rescue Yachtsmen

After more than five hours work, a
Milwaukee yacht which had been rend-
cred helpless by the high winds, was
brought into the Kenosha harbor this
afternoon by the crew from the local
life-saving station. Captain McGau
was on the lookout this morning and
picked up the boat flying white flag
when it was more than five miles off
the harbor. He went Immediately to
the aid of the ship and after five hours
fighting with the waves brought it into
harbor by the use of the high powered
boat now in use at the station. The
boat with the disabled yacht was just
making the harbor at three o'clock
this afternoon. The yacht was the
"Wetonia" of the Milwaukee Yacht
club and left that city this morning.
1t became disabled when a knuckle
broke when it was about five miles off
the Kenosha harbor. Before the Ke-
nosha men could reach it. it had drift
ed about three miles farther out and
if it had not been picked up by the
Kenoshans the men on board the yacht
would have been at the mercy of the
waves. The men aboard the boat were ::
George Meredith, 562 Wentworth aven-
ne; Harold Diedrich, 491 Superior
street; Roger Campbell, 6S1 Went
worth avenue, and James Blackwood,
1873 Northwestern avenue, all of Mil
waukee y