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gh- Grade Positions Are Offered Thru I'D Want Adj
EMPLOY MENJ
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SAl.NSMAS

SALESMAS
Prominent manufacturer d,elr'~ "Aprt!-
"n'"d salesman for high grade line
pi paints. channels roofing, etc, for Rich
inoni and vicinity. Excellent ppp"ftnh! !;
TO max" very good money ana to bpilI
'rcoll"n, trade. Thcr" ais" good
chances for "ivanc"Iu"ut 20 highly re
sp1nsIhl" positions such az stat" and diNl-
sion mhuLg"r Commission basis wiih
drawing account 10 right parry. Don
applY unless you hay" push ana mean
huslnn.. State past cxprri.nC" IN IA!
I"N Snmh"r l. iJj car. Tunes -,ispai'h
WASTED at once, Il nrat -ciHss rrgiht"f'i
pharmacist for high class retail drug
lT.iners Address lSol 3'i. i.ynchOufS
Va.
WAITED. butler with "hp-rirur" ia nous"
worn Apply. with reference. 200 Wcs'
Franklin.
YOUNG MEN. over ~, for p"s,ai ma
service. fl2g month -taiuiuatiOn,
March april: experience unnecessary. For
free uartlculair nf iurt'ueu"u writ
John Leonard tfnrineT Ci.!l service IA
nmin"r) 1858 Egu.'nhir Binding. wa-h
LnEimr- = q
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Machinery and Tools

FOR sale .yry reasonably -u.eUO- gallon
taun un Il O-;sui h.sh st.,! frame SOL!
:or want Of use T.. white. 'hl.r;Lln.
40. East Msiu Street.
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EAHM rDR sAI.I.

ttii' ~
FARM FOR SALE
church. store ana graded school. 10" aur,s
-."Di umhrr. '"i"lee ~ iar'" In n!eh
nygse sp.nI.t DIipu!iI.uE-. good iruii
aui .tyrf}in.ns .n t"Edl t!9". No bst
,ne rt.e d. state. si2.5Oc terms +.
ron SALE Elu.s - following sia-s Is
e.a7s :: 20 . -: 81. i2o. ~. ~?
.t5. - go ~. :. -. %. -. lS". -.
home hau-Ai,Ns and own iropcrti..,
So H.. I. ie.hc. Security Hig roits
GREAT HAHGAi N-oid .s,nhlsher couu-
isy strr" line home 4nH M .m acres
ZOO ..na r"Hsy rnShyr. "EsrE inN'ai-
i rs rs st.'s 'a5 W.Fi 'hF'nE 'S an,
"% Sta. F &s.a. na IAT nta- co so's'o
" AG1Fs 2" r 1 n..a , .5 ~ 90 81
Cso. Go 4 Crawtord \ co
' g.o ina. Me tor }rnGa s zoo r: "frs5
vel seeded iu trhUs. "".M and ohis.
i:2nealrd y" state M!Rh""y. Ie!ni'es from
;@5a " aaG roller i m. = n.l sE 10 '' r%iI
soni. !mn'ei-aiY possrssio" d.Grg.%1' IRON.
!isi ACRES You want nne country
home iH viEy VI: the mountains; I+"i
acres good land splendid W.. TO j ate -
room mansion. hot and cold water,
steam heat. ehs lighted several good
tenant houses. bnrIIs stables and Oshrr
buildings. p,~t wairr.d farm ia Nelson
County. N4I giuia Grand iur stock and
.! crops. NH sell tor about half real
Na!Hv = iHil's from ~" si'rous, on
= y -. Il r.. Worth $50 "crc' viii sell
for less iaaU 50 acre r'HSurd Die terms.
Grand Hu!g- ana SAFE !HNr~, iIsUt Iua !ls,
sloCa ana implements 20 With sac.
". l. HrolddGs. Wgsi Point, Va.
,DTrNGE tor sale. six juoGls and bath
protected water front. BUyh'o" Iictuh.
VA, large loi. box hedge :,Uu .twn, CON
Cs-ir ~oIA, on. block rom car !!mc. Buy
H.Et,' from pWUuT. $1,000. y bargain. y
v siurg". car" VI. II Morgan y Co.
liaWpi"u. Va.
TOK SALE. several hlg harGasus ia CITY
to SlU.uUU easy TERMS small Casa.
payments Early .usscSs!uu. Richmond.
"a. HaU'-vard ~
HOMES On easy '~rlm-. Mater Schaa:
tynLy.i <nilGu,l itank ttui!dtm1.
" Est IN y s..OOu modern broom b;IcN
sru!I'!ctHched north u! NHiu and east
o.! Boulevard. Davidson y Durham. a.
EAST Nam. Randolph COOS
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REii ESTATE fDR SAFE
Farm, ana Sand Tor sale s:s
FARM BARGAINS.

We have a large list Of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
0kmg for a farm, large
or small, see US.
{. l.. & il. l.. DENOON.
S0I T.. Main St.
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RElM ESTlrE fOR RENT
Nanlctl-iical estate

TRUST co H~lt Es,ur. De
lHr3iN"ni. sales rentals. loans. S'."ui h
adj Masa S'r.at.
M nave ,.Inur f"' &c W.-' Fad home.
- - ,.uow wnat you hnr- f"r .a'"
Madison ti+1
W a.. un.' s-sttat clients TT homes SUN
.: Main tue Yves, End. Iric., hLuui
$a.ypu " hht haze 500 70 ouyrs J a
connolly = "a.
NE stand ready 30 rrut OF S,iI Your prnp-
erty List J. w:ln Ius- ~. G.. IhAlhliuvr.
srCouL iuVr. i'!ysT National Bans ButId-
lug. ltnuHU.ph 81
YOUR HOUSES
Or APARTMENTS
FOR SALE Ok FOR RENT
SHOULD EE LISTED NTH
IL l.. - T.. -. ElEL
sDRrii SMITH STREET
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situation, Wur,ch-Mnlc 3,

wants gpuh wholesale connection with
l'irhTuHG hrH4 10. SUftG Carolina ter
r,tury iigl go. OSiOr1. :. Z
tiEele,. ~. y. q % de
H.r's pus!l!OI 10 CtlGr. %. itsniS ycnfA
,AU.r.cut-. gupG Testimonials fhonn
Nt.di@uu GGl,W
SALESMAN -Grur,rs spool ,llles. desires
position :ot r'rn.yiNs'4a "ni N~w
Jersey territory. On combustion "l'h 70
liable virginia ConcciH. Njtfas7 81
far- Tirt'~ Dispatch.
WASTED p"sl'lgn hy thorough .SD"t.-
'Gr"I furniture man. hpN 'mp.oy"I. Uu,
hhs' reasons 90 mango. 80 salesman Or
collector. Address ~ 2'5. care Times
J..uIich
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee' S Auction
Sale
Desirable Young
i1nber ract
ity q. . TAYLOR & 60.

CONTAINING ESQ ACRES. WELL. SET
IN YOUNG TIMBER. LOCATED ON
TIE TELEGRAPH ROAD. ABOUT
- MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.
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.itLTiDNS-LEGILS
Legal .Nuticr>

NOTICE i. horcay given mat the annual
meeting 90! rtut kAut..vr- Ol the Virginia
MUry INuu Coal Coronation VIII b. nr.l
a. Room 10. !-'l. Mutud. building IN
Il!" C-ty OF i.4yEIIuud. Va. Tuesday
M"rcn =. ~. tt !. uuluch n VI y. T.
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Statesmen mud Agents

SALES HOARD sALEsMEN- S.deln" %
regular 81 aHsprtipCuts on me-" plan
20 coHa'ry stores: good statesmen ,mnh"
200 - DAY. uurr-;flct"h territory VIII
fDr fiIrsin-n uuiNt Empire Nfr ca
N"r'uik. Va.
-AiEsAiA%- Sii"linc. worh t"iaN drug
gisir an Nlrglal. b.sf linz PDw,irr
Pun uaIe. factory ~ retailer. - per
u-It ANA tonur reference. cnnrI.u'ial
i''ufl"y 90. 'h!rHgn.
~ t.E-Ni.N Tire ana HU""ssoty ral-,fu.i.
We have side ilnr fuf YOU that y "a
winner Wrltr ~ cHaI sI,.s manager
- ari ~ &cria Eln"t"euth street
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RE.iL ESTATE FDR RENT
Apartments and Flals

APARTMENT iInu tlrc.
Nest GRACE. bedroom. ltiug ROM utth.
hif, h"u"tty. pDTCbs couple Without uhi!.
i5..-N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

To III, Creditors of ERNEST
GARRETT. Of Richmond. in the
County of u.nriCo. and DIS
trict afOr.sa id-i!a nkrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
March 10. 1921. the said ERNEST
GARRETT was duly adjudicated
bankrupt and that the first
meeting If his creditors Will be
held in my office. Rooms lllS-1ll9
Mutual BuildiuI. Richmond, Va. on
the 1oTH DAY OF MARCH. 1921. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims. appoint Il trustee,
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
com. before said meeting.
THDS Il. SNEAp.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March is 1921
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situations Wnntc,i--iicmnIc 30

LADY. reliable. desires ppElllD. com
uauI0n ~. riI"rly couple. .urss Tor
children. state Ea!Ir.. M bella
EUfaH lIoHarse". 80.
ESDsENPiIEK .apah!v aua 'arr-'-
"n.,!. wants gutItl4u. - ta~"
TI.rI"r patch
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Husincss IInccs Inr Itrml

We nave Broad. Main aEi side street,
Stores Tor rent Gordon y. Strau- Co.
lul5 Z. a MaIm-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

10 the Creditors OF JAMES WILLIAM
EDWARDS. of Richmond. IN tue
County of HrnriCo. and DIS
trict afor.s an id--Baukrupt;
Notice Is hereby givyn that on
March 10 1921. the said JAMES VII
LIAM EDWARDS was duly adjud!-
aated bankrupt. and that the first
meeting Of his creditors VIII b.
held in my Office, Rooms illS-llla
Mutual Building richmond. Va, on
the 18TH DAY OF MARCH, l!2l. AT
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which
.mc the sHid creditors may attend,
prov" their claims. appoint trustee.
.Numin" the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
come, before said meeting.
TIIOS. r. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March IS, 1871.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Matter Of No. @ils.
ERNEST GA RRETT. In
bankrupt. bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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TIMBERI.Ai<E ~ HITT.
Real Estate AuctiOnccrS.
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LIVE STOCK
Unrscs. ,uttIc. Vehicles

'4i' u VI. I"IIIl IsVUT .. I'"' Z
HORSES ,nd logs clipped CruIis Staples
j South Irn;h street.
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, CntS, Pets

OS't S'''' S'S ~
>>SEDAl.E PUPPIES, champion bred ;
.Nendid show prospects. dam 10y inter
;hional champion. kootcnai Chinook ,
>lrc. grandson of champion. Soudan Swi.
Weller. Guaranteed IA iiafl ion or money
refunded. Ago, three months; regis.
tered and perfect. hardwood Weaver
HAYWOOD. Va.
DOGS and pets OF all kinds. NJ a. Wi.
her. Ole w Twenty eighth 81. Mad 1896
GET the children rabbit for Easter
Sours Bird Shop. Madison 3S3.W.
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HAVE Nou rented house yet? A Wanted
70 Rent Al in The Times Dispatch ~lli
proDahly nnd one for you.
NOTE tina; ever, Al Is correctly indeIed
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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WASTED. butter with "xperienr. "a nous"
morn Apply. with reference. 200 West
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ne ina. every 40 Is correctly indeIsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

Immediately. realized my error,
and l flew TO Bob and Rugged him
hard and kissed my pet swirl of
hair on the crown OF his head, and
PRESSED my cheek against him. and
realized that Bob was sullen in
spite Of my coquetry, and that l
wasn't even cracking the tough
shell of his moodr'
Better flirt with Van, Them Bob
returned to his newspaper.
Maybe / willr' Silence envel.
opod us both like n fog. Finally
had to break 1t myself. ! changed
the subject:
Ann has sold her song1"
WHAT You mean that fool
jazz, You Can't Live In Love Town
An the Time'g"
AIMS picture is on the Govern
| added placidly.
"For the love o. Mike? why
didn't you tell me before? The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Afraid Of Pneumonia; Took Vinol

Mrs. Mary Lock. Of 80 North San
Pedro street, San Jose, Calf, writes
az follows:
"A neighbor recommended vinol
and I took II for hard cough
which was accompanied by pleurisy.
/ was afraid I might have pneu-
monia / tried some remedies and
physicians medicines but did not
seem TO gain very much. / do
housekeeping and work IN the fruit
harvest during the season. / took
four bottles OF Vinol and began to
gain from the very first doses. and
am now feeling fine. I think Vinol
IL one Of the best remedies"
n more people took Vinol when
they began 10 feel out OF sorts, run
down and otherwise debilitated.
there would be fewer cases Of long
sicges Of Illness.
Swift Drug Co. sells and recon
mends NinoL
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II could do itl' l replied de-
family.
used to fancy that Bob is the
most masterful man in the world
and | liked to be ruled by him, but
lately / have discovered that Bob
is n wee bit neurotlc, tho he is
none the less adorable when he is
nice. However. a neurotic Is invar-
iably tyrant My husbands tyran.
ny can endure when he tempers
IL with devotion. but when he criti-
oisos me unjustly or implies that |
am not the very pattern of a per
feet wife. | get stubborn. Therefore
| boosted bit, just to tease him,
when | saidi
"Of course ! could snatch Van
from Ann And | could spoil his
new game with Martha If | wanted
tor
Thus, once more. l planted a fast
growing weed in my garden OF Eden!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
ANN PUBLISHES A SONG

Ann might shortly be a widow
dared not whisper my horrid foas
TO Bob. but In consequence OF II, l
longcd above all things 10 keep
dear Jimmy.boy from doubling the
wisdom OF his marriage. II Jim
lived he could work out his own
domestic difficulties Ike other peo-
pie. But II he were doomed to die,
he must never guess that the pretty
girl he had married was less inns
cent and less lovable than he had
pictured her.
ANN Is creating a scandal-all
she needs II timer | remarked TO
Bob. "But pcrvorsity Is her middle
name, so there's no sense In trying
to keep her away from Nan"s
"Then perhaps you'd better try
to take Van away from herr
drawled Bob with an indescribable
minor twaug in his voice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

You not only can live under the
water. but are under the water, and
have been for five minutes"
IL was truel The children were
too much astonlshed upon discover.
ing this fact. TO answer. They felt
no discomfort. none in the least;
neither cold nor wet, altho had you
been there 30 near TO the north couu.
try. and with great icebergs floating
all around you. I'm sure you would
have thought 1t was no weather for
a swim.
The whale seemed 60 be sinking in.
stead OF swimming. and II soon be-
came evident that he was travelling
In "a straight line for the bottom of
the ocean.
Nick was still clutchlng the map
in his hand and he unfolded 1t again,
scanning II closely.
Nancy" he said in n low voice
what do you think? l do believe
he's taking Us TO the Ocean Palace
of the Bobadil Jim. Let's wish our.
selves out OF here"
Copyright, 1921, n. Il. Az
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"oh. oh. OH. screamed Nancy
when the island. or rather the whale,
that she and Nick were standing on
began TO sink slowly under the
waves. where are we going7"
You shah soon learn" gurgled
the whale. for tho waves had closed
over his head and talking was diff
cult
doubt IL the twins. In their ex.
element. could have understood
him at all. II Nancy hadn't kept n
tight hold on the little box contain
ing the language charm OF the Fairy
Queen. BY his reply she knew only
too well. and so did Nick. that the
whale evidently intended to take
them with him on his trip under the
sea, wherever he might be going.
but you can't Take us along"
protested Nick. I'VE can't live un.
der the water"
cant is n big word" answered
tho whale calmly. IF you win Just
kindly look around you, | think you
will discover that you are mistaken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Cynthia
Grey
The Problem of a Young
Mother Whose Hus-
band Assumes Hostile
Attitude Toirurd HIS
yoyOo Son
y oUn0 Son.

Dear Miss Grey; You have given
others such worthy advice, probably
you can help me.
NV husband Is a good one, as they
SO. and really can't find any fault
With him about the way he treats
me. except that after we were mar
ried soon learned that all he want
ed TO do IN the evenings was read
never 80 out or play cards. or have
Srse play and sing for him. 30 ! have
given M many pleasures and am
trying also to become book
worm"
our first baby came a few months
ago. lie Is an exceptionally good
happy baby and seldom cries, but
when he does. my husband is simply
up In arms II am busy, l ask
him 20 hold the baby. which he does
grudgingly. and he nearly always
slaps. pinchcs or mocks the baby
and. OF course. then l always hold
him mySclf. He often yclls. shut
up" At the baby. from another
room. lie considers him a nuisance.
but usually. when the baby Ia all
II Is great occasion when we so
60 n neighbors for tho evening and
take the baby; as there Is no one to
leave him with we so out once in
a blue moon"
The trouble | am trying 60 pre-
sent TO you for an answer Is: ! am
afraid. II my husband continues to
behave In this unfatheriy fashion to-
ward our baby. the baby will grow
up to fear his father. and that is a
thing l do not want at any price.
Please tell inc some way TO i'm
prove this situation.
Gratefully. MRS. A.
kro,r OF some modern. treil-reg-
rIafcd households ,rhcrc hard-,cork-
ting fathers scarcely ever see their
uonEc Offspring. except on Edfur-
day afternoons ard Sundays. Are
vos systematic about vonr baby'
That Is. DO pou hare regular feed
tr0 hours ard regular sleeping hours
for hiHsf A baby fcr months old
should hare hixtdiHner and BE- tuck
cd atcuy IN his bed for the NIGHT By
8 o'clock.
You sap tcher you are busy and
the baby cries. pou ask posr husband
TO hold him. 10 "a rot necessary 10 take
baby up every time nc cries. ~ poa
bcciH fhis. you ,cig Be making pour
self no end Of trouble. Simply see
that he Is comfortable and Gsrc hirt
some toy 10 amass hinscif. There
are too many orcr- indsfocrf mothers
scho ruin their chiidrcB's dispositions
before they are yet out Of the cradle
Yosr husbands attitude Is a otter
cut matter. He Is equally respor-
sibic ,csth poa for the chdfs ,cclf1rc
Haze roa ercr talked scsfh hi-,
about srhat this attitude MAY scnn In
fke fnfnref ~ yos breach the sub
jecs IN the right ,ouv. yoa ought 70
be able TO Influence his rsorc than
anyone else. A father otecs 70 his
children more than ssrpiv fliir o
theiy mouths trsfh d1gv brcrd--he
csres them con- pGnionship and lore
and, above all. he must conduct him
self In sxch q rrdrrcr IN their pres
encc as TO set a good example for
them 70 foilotc. ~ " 10 be sincerely
hoped that pour bdbvs father trsfi
f1etc hts responsibility In this light.
dnd begin 20 assume u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Early TO Bed
and Edrly to Rise

Dear Miss Grey. What time do
you think a child should retire? I
have had that question asked me so
many times that I looked II up and
went TO lectures on II. read books
written by better authorities. etc.
have found that n child. up to 4
years old. should have at least 10
hours rest. Children at the ages OF
5 to .. should retire not later than
$50. and rise not earlier than
O'Clock. Children between . and II
should retire not later than . o'clock
and rise not earlier than TO o'clock.
Children between the ages of IL and
Is should retire not later than 10,
and rise not earlier than 100.
I arm a mother Of three children.
ages Is. IL and 4. 1 have USED the
above theory for the last seven years
and found that my children do bet
ter work. both In school and out. By
having more sleep. Some mothers
get their children UP at $50 O'Clock
to work on school lessons. practice
before school.
MINK tDAl n child VINO WORKS MS
mind with not enough sleep before
going to school. Is weary and doesn't
want to study before the day IL over.
Ny husband is a school teacher. and
be has studied children for n good
many years, and finds true what I
have previously written you. The
more sleep we get. the better ctiti-
zens we make. think n Rrown.up
should have at least eight hours
sleep. any more than 10 Is too much.
IL we do not have enough sleep we
are not able to do good work. IL
we have too much. we get lazy.
None OF my children are dull or
lazy. ! hope you can find space for
this, where other mothers may also
see IT.
MOTHER OF THREE.
What can be more CONVINCING than
actual prooff You hare tried out
pour theory on pour oion children
and found u beneficial am glad
TO print pour letter and hope 70 may
reach other mothers, isho can profit
by u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
&ar Seattle {; ).
::StqE ,Hzl A}8{.{,k!1 !.
Page 266
A IOSGAGo SHOW

and doing n an up In grand style.
and Two heard mother laugh
about what happened when the
grca, day came. and the crowd
gathered to hear him. and the
great man went up on tho plat.
form-who do you suppose sat up
there with hlm7
mo: not tho Mayor. no, Or.
Bagiey. not any banker. nor law.
yer. but Jus, one little sycar old
boy.
Nobody asked him. you 800
he just went. and there he sat all
thru the lecture. his happy little
frccklcd-faco ono broad grin and
hts bare legs dangling. You may
sec him most any day walking
around down town. Hos all
grown up now. but he remcm-
bcrH-
You were going TO tell mo
bout the shown Peggy reminded
her.
80 was
We'll. there wns n wee little
midget in H. OH not nearly 30
big as you. and there was great.
huge giant with her.
And the giant began 20 cry.
Into her wee pocket tho midget
reached and took out n tiny hand.
kerchicf. then picking up n liEht
ladder. she placed II against the
giants chest. and running up tho
ladder she reached up and dried
his tears with her own handker.
chief. shall never forget Il. no
matter how many 'Chu.Chin.
Chows' I see"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

GIVES. 60 like 10 go to the
- movies" Percy was saying.
''bu, only Mother.dear does let me
go not very often. only once or
two times In a whoie winter.
Didn't you like movies when you
were Btiie7"
II think I should have liked
them. dear" the not.very old Pic
necr replied. but. you sec. when
was little there were no movies.
am not old enough 10 tell you
really thrilling tales. because W.
lived In a nice. big. comfortable
house and Seattle was nice. Bis.
comfortable town when was
born. but things certainly have
changed even since ! can remem.
Der.
when We had n show Of any
kind II was usually in iealers
Pavilion. That Old pavilion stood
right where the Lowman Building
stands now. and partly. ! think
because I saw 80 few shows and
partly because Of the kind Of show
IL was. ! distinctly remember ono
my mother took me 10 see when
wasn't years old.
we had county fairs in that
old pavilion. too. and when big
men from tho East came out to
our Coast n was there that we
went 20 hear them lecture.
.'Mnrk Twain came out. and the
place was all decorated and the
town was as excited as could be
over having such a famous writer
come 10 see us. All sorts Of plans
were made for entertaining hin
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MOTHER OF THREE.

LONDON, Jan. 21.--Houdlni TRICKS
are performed by Rev. w. Il. T. Rees.
Of Colchester in his fight against
spiritualism. lie allows himself TO
be handcuffed In box and then
frees himself 10 prove that no occult
Influence Is needed for such stunts.
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Continued Tomorrow
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BIZ ALTMAN
Bu BLOSSER
BIZ CONDO

Lorimer name on the song sold It!
Our name on a Jazz dancel Don't
tell soul--11l see II ! can buy 1t
up-take IL away from the pub
lishers--"
THE point is. my dear, that Ann
AYERS she never could have done
this wondrous thing except for Van!
Not that he inspired her. l gather.
but he helped her 10 market the
product of her geniusr'
Bob's growl was not ineligible.
And now Van Is going TO help
Ann write n playv' l announced.
(To BE Continued
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BEERSHfcBA. Palestine, Jan. 81.
-Ahraham's wells are now equipped
with modern pumping machinery
and are supplying water to the town.
According to ancient tradition, there
were seven wells in Beersheba, but
ut present only three are known,