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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-06
NOTICEL

Regular meeting of DeMolay Com
mandery Wednesday evening, Dec.
r at O'clock viii have work in
Red eros sdegree and all Sir Knights
are requested to be on hand psompt-
ly, CARL w. MINOR,
Eminent Commander.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-06

CODICILE:
1t is also my will and desire that
if my wife, Judith Cowles, should re
ceive either by legacy or otherwise,
any property upon the death of her
father, Charles Haraway, who is now
living in the State of Virginia, that
the same remain to her use and be-
hoof, and subject to her control sole
ly and forever.
SAMUEL COWLES.
THOMAS SADLER.
PLEASANT LAWSON
ABEDNEGRO TURNER.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-06
LESSON FOR DECEMBER II
PAUL WRITES TO A FRIEND.

GOLDEN TEXT-WhosoeVe would he
chief among you. let him be your serv-
ant-Maft 2O:27.
REFERENCE MATERIAL,-Deut.l 512-
Is; John 1874 80; ! Cor. 1853, Col
3:9-l1; JAS. 2:l-9
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Story of a Run
away Slave.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Pauls Kindness to a
Runaway Slave.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Paul Pleading for a Slave.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
The Social Teachings of the Letter to
Philemon
This is a private letter. Philemon
was a member of the church at Colos-
Sc Onesimus, his slave, wronged him,
perhaps stole from him, and fled to
Rome There he came under Paul's
influence and was converted, Paul
sent Onesimus back TO Philemon With
this letter. This Isl one Of tile most
tender and beautiful letters ever writ
ten and the first anti-slayery petition
ever penned.
/. The Salutation (vv 1-3).
His aim was to touch Phiemon's
heart, SO refers to himself as a prs-
oner, and links Philemon to himself
as a fellow-laborer in the Gospel Of
truth He makes mention of Apphia,
Philemons wife, and Archippus. the
son, who had already enlisted as fell
low-soldier. =
II. PhiIemon's Reputation (vv. 40.
Paul paid fine tribute to Phie-
mon reminding him that he never
prayed without bearing him up before
God. This is a fine example of tact
on the part of the minister.
/. His faith and love toward the
Lord and all saints {v. 81. 1t was
his hope and desire that this faith
might bear fruit in Christ Jesus.
p His ministry to the saints w. y.
Philemon was generous in Ifs help to
the poor saints.
III. Pauls Request (vv S-16),
He requested Philemon to receive
back Onesimus. the runaway slave, as
a brother in Christ,
1. He heseeches instead of conf
mands wv. S-10l. Though conscious of
his right to enioin, he pleads as the
prisoner of Jesus Christ for loves
sake.
9. He makes his plea on the
grounds of grace wv, 11-14. He
admitted that Onesimus had been I'M
profitable-had forfeited all claim
upon Philemon, and that on grounds
of justice his plea might well be re-
jected, and yet Onesimus was begot-
ten in his bonds ". 10)--was in real
sense a part of his own suffering ma
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Now the spirit .speaketh expressly
that in the latter times some shall de-
part from the faith.-.I Timothy. Al.
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CLERKS, for Postal Mail and Gov
ernment Field Service. 1925 month
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars of examinations, instruc.
ton. write r. Terry, Former Civil
Service examiner1, 744 Continental
Bldg, Washington, d. C.-3-3t.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-06

HAVE YOUR old Bicycle overhaul
ed and painted for Xmas. We will
call for and store until Xmas, then
deliver. Phone 937 Freeman's BIZ
cyle Shop--1-6t.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE My, home; one of the
best built houses in Americas;
seven large rooms, big lot, well To-
Gated. Small cash payment, balance
monthly like rent A real opportuni-
tg. Address P. 0. Box 481, City
SGT
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MONEY for your castoff personal eff
fects of all kinds. Clothing. jewel
ry, guns. cameras, musical ms+ru-
ments, anything. Ask for offer. Casa
de Ventas, Selma, Ala.-3-3t
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1t takes eight quarts of milk to
make one pound of cheese.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-Auto horn. Prove proper
ty and pay for adj See Chief of
Police. Bragg.-5-3t.
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WANTED-Six room house by Jan.
lst. Will exchange references.
Call 7r3 and ask for chief engineer.
Call between a. m. and 7 p. m-6-3t
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STOP! LOOK! LISTENING need
the cash. Your choice BANNER
LUMP or BLUE GEM coal $1,000
per ton. Harlan coal $1,000 per ton,
Better stock up for Christmas and
winter. Clark's Transfer, Telephone
J03.--5-3t.
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FOR SALE--Pure-bred, registered
Duroc Bears. Cherry King. APP
ply Agricultural College.-3-tf.
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~~~~~~0~~-~~~~---~~~-eN~
ture ". 12)--he ventured to suggest
that he should he accepted. Though
Onesimus hitherto had been unprofit<
able to his master, now was profitable
to both Paul and Philemon. Paul
would gladly have retained him as u
personal attendant, but sought first
his friends permission.
3. Paul desired that Onesimus be
received back not as a slave, but as
brother in Christ (vv~15, 16). Here
is the real fugitive slave law Paul
never attacked slavery, though it was
contrary to Christianity, and therefore
hateful to him, but emphasized prin-
ciples which destroyed it. The estab-
lishment of Christianity changes the
whole face of human society. The
wise thing to do is to get men and
women regenerated and thus trans
form society instead of seeking change
by revolution.
In Paul's request you can hear the
pleadings of Christ for us sinners. All
men have broken loose-gone astray-
and have become unprofitable. We
are recOnciled to God through the in
terceding of Christ He has made us
profitable. We have been begotten in
His bonds through His passion. ag-
ony of heart, we shall be changed
III. The Basis Upon Which onesim-
us Is to Be Received wv. 17-2D.
The debt of guilty Onesimus is to
be put to the account of Paul, and the
merit of Paul is to he put to the ac-
count of OnesimuS. This is a fine IL
IuStration of the atonement' of Christ
Whatever wrongs. we have committed
debt incurred-all our shortcomings
are deblted to Him. Jesus Christ, on
behalf of the whole universe, has said
to God; Put that to my account; i
have written with my pierced hand |
will repay" Onesimus was taken
back, not as a runaway slave, but a
beloved brother in Christ.
~. Paul Requests Lodging ivy. %
25).
He expected a speedy, release from
Imprisonment, and purposed TO sojourn
with Philemon In all probability this
was realized. What a welcome he
must have received! Jesus Christ is
saying to every one of His redeemed
ones, Prepare me lodging"
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MONEY TO LOAN

FARM LOANS-Low Interest Rate
and Good Terms. w. w. DYKES.
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And l will come near to you to
judgment / will be IA swift witness
against false swearers, and against
those that Cypress the hireling in his
wages. the widow, and the fatherless.
and that turn aside the stranger from
his right, and fear not me, saith the
Lord of hosts, For am the Lord, /
change not.-Malachi 5: 3, 6.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-12-06

FOR fsAl.E-A good milk COW at a
bargain Mrs. w. w. Wilson, Route
G, Afnericus, Ga.-30-6t.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-One room, furnished or
unfinished, close inn sCagl 496
est,
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Church. otsss
ANY Al
CALVARY CHURCH
TIE LITANY AT

On Wednesday the Litany will be
said in Calvary church at II a. m.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED--To Rent an Automobile
until after Christmas, in which to
visit sick and needy, Phone Captain
Knox, Salvation Army. Phone 1873,
-21 -tf.-dh.
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WANTED Two furnished rooms at
once. IL. Jenkins, Rogers store.
SGT
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WANTED Seeding Pecans.
Send samples and amount of
each variety you have for sale
and we will Immediately quote
prices. j. r. & j. B. Miller,
Baconton, Ga-26-30t
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WANTED-Position by competent
stenographer at once. References
given. Address 'Steno," Times-Re-
corder.-5-6t.
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| PERSONAL--My Taxi Cab fares re-
duced to Csc for city trips. l.. l..
Compton, phone 1926 and 648.-5-26t
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'l[ASSIE|EDADVERTI 5EEIYEN1TrS

BEGINNING December 3, all trim
med hats at half price. Americas
Millinery Parlors, 606 Jackson Ave
nue.. -3-tf
FOR SALE-You milk cowfre in
milk A bargain for quck sale.
Phone SOC, A. L. Turner.-6-3t
OUR PRICES are reasonable for
repairing and painting your old
Bicycles for Xmas. We call for and
deliver. Phone 937, Freeman's BIZ
cycle Shop.--1-6t.
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HWY ItIFUtWi 'IItW Two IUUIII JULLdgEl
well and barn; fronting ON 60 foot
highway in highly developed modern
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
TO LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
FOR RELIEF OF IRISH
Former Associate of Herbert
Hoover to Have Charge
Of Drive.

The Delaware branch Of the American
Committee for Relief in Ireland has been
informed from the headquarters Of the
Committee In New York that Captain
J r Bucey, former associate Of Harbert
Hoover in war relief and the Food Admins
tration, has accepted the national director.
ship of the campaign for funds which tho
American Committee for Relief In Ireland
will launch on 81 Pntrick's Day.
On accepting tho national drectorshp,
Captain Bucey issued the following state
ment
II have agreed to forfeit my business
interests for while and see this thing
through, bcceuae. after thorough nvoatgn-
tion OF tho committees organization aud
methods, | find il TO he utterly without
political significance or purpose, designed
wholly to- meet an appalling condition
of need among helplesH women and child
dren Under these conditions ] bad no
choice in tho matter II is privilege Of
America and Americana to be drafted
where there ~ distreas dependent on our
help
Everybody who wants 90 can easily
check the fact that the committee, out
Of the funds already raised, haa sent re
lief alike into Refnst and Cork The
oalv platform on which its efforts can
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11

Kent county to procure a now seal Of
ONCE.
Providing for additional clerks of
election.
Creating n now election district in
the Tenth Representative district OF
New Castle county.
Providing for additional copies of the
state judicial reports
Increasing the fees of constableH in
New Castle county south OF tho Chris
tiana rivor.
Providing for additional copies of
Boyces reports.
The Senate bill providing for a county
road supervisor for Now Castle county
was reported "on Its merita" TO the SEN
ate.
The following Senate bills were re-
ported unfavorabiy to the Senate:
Diverting from tho State treasury to
Incorporated cities or towns one hair
of the license fees collected nv tho clerks
of the peace.
Requiring the Ten Hour law inspcc-
tor TO report annually 10 the State
Labor Commission
The Senate bfll agreeing to the pro-
posed amendment OF the Constitution
OF Delaware, permitting the chief jus
tico or any Judge Of the Superior court
mary injunctions during the absehce
or disability Of the chanc~lior, was re-
ported favorsbly to tho senat..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11

honestly be orpo ed 10 brutal willing
ness for Irish women and children 10
suffer unspeaknbly The British Govern
ment, no far as we ARR informed, hns
Expressed no shadow Of disapprovsl Of
tho Quaker unit ndx in Ireland,
There are children in Ireland today
just ns hungry ns those Mr.. Hoover
feeds in Central and Southwestern Europe.
We appeal to every American on tho
broad basis Of appalling nocd
The Department Of informal Revenue,
Washington, d. C., has msde n ruling
that concerts. dancea, games and other
forms of Amusement shall be exempted
from tax when all the proceeds are tn be
used for relieving distress and suffering
il Ireland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
ASSISTANCE VOTED
FOR HOUSE CLERK
AGAINST HIS WILL
Clerk kenney Deemed it a Dis
courtesy Because He Was
Not Consulted.
HERMAN C. TAYAOR NAMED

stan Co,reapo ndence Of Every Evening.
state House, Dover. March II.
The House of Representatives. yes
crdeV afternoon. adopted q resolution.
presented by Representative Kramer,
aupuinting Herman G TAYLOR Of Dover
ssistant 20 c. W Keuney. chief clerk of
o.. House Eighteen Democrats and two
E,puhlicans Representatives Frank
TAN pavis and John u Warrington
,utcd nnlrmstively on the resolution.
md n Republicans refrained from
tine
Representative kramer said an as-
ustaut clerk was necessary because
Jousc work is pilinE M and night
sessions NAV be held lie praised the
thiof clork. hut thought no should have
~ srsi~tsnt
ma Not Ash Assistance.
Cnsrh hanncy stated he appreciated
ne action " tho Hnupe In giving him
~ assistant. hut no disiiled the "dir-
,ourte~y and humiliation" IN not being
~nnsutt.S relative 20 tho ,pcointee. He
,rcf.saed friendship for Mr.. Taylor,
So-svss snd paid tribute 90 his compe-
ssncv
ap~eA~ r.sh~r and orhs~s dissvswcd
a~n~~xss~y.
1 0VVtNy V9S FVFnfNolHSF
~ Nusus Il the Republicans who dG
- ~cA. BA v~s svu-n az assistant
- Ara s~sur>sH his duties I'm
A>A.AAy.
on0 N~ssns~s 81 t1e Dey.
~ N~~ss I'LL pssrrAips an amend
rat - ahS ConDon,tAen c< Dels wars
on~An4o1 o. nm> esv sss< introduction
~ rs~ r~~tu~ss m ths General Az
esmh1y, v~s rsccsA~d nnfA~wsbsv -
- Rsan.
vns as~> In rsasst,G 60 rss~uhens-'
es,-~~s v~s v~1~~~~d fsv-r~hfv tn the
oas~0.
IN. a.~~<. Nw r-.aav~ 10 state
S<nA~~ Apartment or institutions
~~cns fnancssl deficits vas reported
v~fsvsrshiv 10 the pouee
Tire a.nate bin concerning the legal
~snoard ~ weight for coal was re
rrrssd "on its morita' 20 the House
TIE following senate hills were re.
vort~, fsvcreb'v 20 she House
.u,hor,s,ns the collection of state
rsvenue 60 perform notarial work FOR
he collector Of Federal revenue.
Hslsting 70 hound out children
t'oucernins trsnafere or property IN
=u-sex county
Incree sins the penalty for violating
tie Narcotic Drus Law.
senator Robertson introduced In the
serate hTi creating n state Tax De
esrtment
The Senate passed tho Senate bill
.pthorizinE the printing Of one volume
y equity cases decided by John ". Mich
elem while he was chancellor
The senate cs.oeurred in the following
Houae bills
Relating - landlord aud tenant ar5
alsRiue u unlawful 20 refuse tn rent
~ account - children IN tenants fam
~
Authorizing IN. recors.~ of S.~ds FOR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
Licenses 10 Marry.

Marriage licenses were issued nv
MAGISTRATE Lawrence J. Rroman yes
terday TO Samuel ii. Smith. it02 Heald
street. and Edith May Brown. 103 du
Pont street; John J. Morrison. sst East
Seventeenth street. and Matte Y. Par
sons. same address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11

New york, ksnsas, Nskraska, Wyoming.
Georgia, New Jersey, f>rlirisns. hinpssosA
North Carolina, Michigan, D-Is~ss
Masrs ohp~its, Illinois, Wisoops,n, 10
diana, Kentucky, MontAns, mis~suri,
OLlahoma, md the Dw,rict 81 Columbia
sons of tb~sN states have voluntarily
doubled Tho quote allotted them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11

Director Lucey requested that 81.
rst1ok's Day mark the begin ming of a
spontaneous snd gensrou- flow of money
to the COMMITTEES
Organizations have been cfYsoted Ia the
following states. Pennsyivania, poutb
Carolina, Tsras, Vermont, Ohio. Or~gon,
Rhode ] Mepd, TeDnessne, Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
COHEN SEARCH ENDS!
He's Almost Found in Frozen North
MEDIUM GUESS WILD

used 10 having these little parties
started off with that ever.intcresting
man subject that something seemed
amisa when sensible things were
talked about
Besides. | hadn't forgotten that I
was supposed 60 be looking for Louis
Cohen, and the Introduction OF the
dark man" or the "graycyei
youth" always gave me an opportu'
nifty TO present Mr.. Cohen early In
the discussion.
Louis Cohcn-" she repeated
when | asked her about him, Then
she closed her eyes tightly for a mo
ment.
would there be any chance
suggested In between times. -for him
to have gone Northr'
Yes" she replied. ope ming her eyes
slowly, shc Is somewhere where II Is
cold. sou thought Alaska or SHE
RIA, But do not worry about him.
He thinks about you and he's coming
back"
Polly on the perch. who has wrunt'
cd and groaned during the whole rer'
Torrance. cooked her funny green
and red head on one side with the
intelligent response. oooooooooh--
ugh
And that was Just the way I felt
about Il. too.
AZ any rate. Louis Cohen was
somewhere perhaps siberia
or Alaska. and u cost me just a dol
TAR 10 lind II cot.
But there's no use 10 worry any
more.
The funniest thing has happened
the most Completing and distress
lng-after all my trouble. Somebody
called up last night and said that he
knew where Louis Cohen really
could be found.
Louis Cohen he Informed me
calmly. Els now living In Caiifor'
MIA
So i've decided that won't 20
east and I won't so west. and I've
taken off my snowshoes and I won't
20 north TO hunt for any man. Mel
Their am I going TO California.
Seems TO me that I've been double
crossed just about enough. and I'm
thru with Louis Cohen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Expect to Locate
Missing Cigar Man

Traces had been found Monday OF
walter ". Dnggett- missing for sew
crzl days. after selling his cigar
stand At 1915 Third ave.
Daggett sent most Of the money
from the sale Of the stand TO his
wife In Idaho. He was a former
sheriff At Lewiston. Idaho. Dag.
gett was seen on the streets Mon
day. and police expect to find hun
shortly.
His home. while In Seattle. was
the Boyd hotel. 2is Spring Il. In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Serbian Monarch
Il About, to Die

WASHINGTON. Ans. liking
Peter of Serbia In near death. &C.
corsiin= to n cable 10 the legation
here today.
The king lost consciousness Sat.
urday. according 20 the cable. and
has not reEaincd u. Doctors bave
noticed dry wheeling In the upper
portion Of the lungs and the gather
ing OF moisture at The base OF the
lungs.
The king. who Ia nearly 20. has not
been In active chsrxe'of the govern
ment since 1918. when Alexander.
the present regent. took over the
kings duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
What Happened
over
the Weekend

NINE WERE iNiTiATED-Lieut
Gov. William J. Coyie was amoug
those taken into the socicte dez
ousrante Hommos ct HUT Cheyaux
Saturday night.
TO STUDY HtRBOR IMPROVE
Mt.>TS-on this special mission.
chungtao r, chu. Chinese. arrived
In Seattle Saturday night. lie Is a
Harvard man. lie win return to
China In six months 10 apply hts
knowledge 10 the harbor at Woo
sang.
LEONARD BROWN DIEs-Hs
was found dead when a sick commit.
tee from the National Association Of
Stationary Engineers called at his
home. soi5 W. eist st. Saturday
night.
YAKIMA MAN WAS ROBBED--
A. c. l.. Brown lost SIS and his
safe deposit key 20 plckpocket
TWO WOMEN NIT nv AUTO
Mrs. l. NJ. Harold. 1894 18th ave.
ana Mrs. Erwin Gastel. Tss Bellevue
ave. NJ. werc severely hurt when
they stepped of street ear at 18th
ave. and r. PIKE ~. The driver.
Charles oicn. spokane. IL held for
reckless driving.
DOMiNICk McDEAvITr AR
RIVED IN TOWNs-Heis on q hike
around tho world for q prise OF
$4,000. started on, without a cent In
HIS pockets. lie says he'll be back
in 1895. after setting foot In every
land on the globe.
MORE JITNEy DRIVERS WE'RE
PI<CuED.-No license Is charge.
They are W. =. iiadcr and Roy o.
Bird. Second ave. and ycsier way. c.
Hart. Third ave. and Union st: q. II.
Corey. L. q. spurlock and w. Lippln-
colt. Yves, Seattle. and ID. w. Fitch.
Second ave. and Cherry 81. All were
released under bonds.
JUDGE BRiNKER SET FuNER
Al DATE.--so Mrs. Ella Thomas.
wife OF Tobias Thomas. was not bur.
led until Monday afternoon. Thomas
had charged that his sistrr.in.iaw
had attempted TO keep him from at.
YOUNGSTERS PIT on FAT
Riddles a, Hollywood fresh air camp
were reported 20 have gained an av.
eragc OF a pound week on a diet
made up mostly OF dairy and farm
products
FAIR BUr TANNED HiKER
BLEW IN.--MIss Alice NJ. Stephens
mixed all the way from New York.
That Is. out Of the s.1os miles she ac-
tuAiiy walked 500. Free rides car
rlea her the rest 20 the way. She
started with two Girl companions.
but both gave out east Of the Mis-.
-lsxsppi One had heart trouble. the
other sore feet.
FOUND POCKETB0OK. - Fred
BLACK. ground keeper OF Washing
! IN park. says u contained small
change. II was on the Denny Blaine
blvd. Owner can have Il by calling
and Identifying II at the Washington
Park stables.
VICTOR w. s. DENNY DIED
He was born In Seattle. August .,
1859. and was the youngest son OF
the late David r. Denny and Louisa
Boren Denny. Ills father. David 7.
Denny. was one Of tho founders Of
Seattle. who landed st Aiki Point In
November. 1891. Funeral a; Bonnsy.
watson's Tuesday.
PIPENfAN TOOK BAD FALL
While pracsicinT on a drsli tower al
the fire station at Harvard ave. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

MISS ton hctiic' four"
"So." said. mot that many
"Ah." she continued. Il see you In
very small family group. You arc
very unscttled-but everything will
turn out well.
Il see you selling something-and
I see the letter B.
So figure that any day now III
be starting out as a book agent
There's dark man
And felt better. I had become so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Cabaret Owners to
Fight New Ordinance

Cabaret owners are preparing 10
contest tho recently passed cabaret
ordinance.
An order was signed Saturday by
Superior Judge Otis W. Brinkcr
aralnH, Police Chief W. II. Soaring
temporarily restraining him from en-.
forcing tho cabaret ordinance against
the breakers and por'oia csharcfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

Cohen ana Inc
stars Missing
Relative" depart.
ment W ere my
chief sources OF
anxiety. ! was too
interested In the
openins state.
ments Of the black
gowned medium
who sat with her
eyes half closed
across from me.
~ small family
group" she began.
yes I see YOU In
a I'm all family
group 80 three or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
By Wanda Won Kettler

was ever 50 pleased when reach
ne the apartment OF the NTH for
tune teller. She had parrot and
parrots. think. do so add 10 things.
We had just seated ourselves at the
mall square table In her apartment
IN Cherry St when the bird spoke
,nl. well. well. well--~ hats the
trouble nowf''
| did not explain 20 him that Louis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

r.ers held their annual picnic a;
Madrona beach.
There were eats--peanurs.
ham sandwiches. Ice cream. co'.
fee and iemonsde--and there vas
swimming. loads Of III and con-
tests Of all kinda
II war a great day for The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

DIp you notice their express
- slcns today as they dsliv.
cred the paper at your front
door,
Kind OF eon,ensed iike7
No wonder. Saturday. under
the direction OF Ceneralssamo
Howard Parish. Tho Star car.