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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-10
FOR RENT

FOR HsNr- Three or four runm mod
mn Furnished apartment 1oa South
Chapafrai ST.
ituoAis faf rsnt 81 day. wees OF month.
savoy Hotel. aolh chaparral
Rooms and furnished apartments
colonial. lhone y...
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FOR W.NT Furnished aaum.nu
Phone lci' 20. y hloaaN"l
FOn UENT aaiie 10 $50 or uroe
rIoInH tIsa Hfa0 southeast Do Iiru.uI
close Boz. on thD iNut 90 Nuf'ain
FuH NENT Apartments. furnished 600
NufufulH's.t located uuHIHIr. uFUf M
fiHIm Grocery hurH ut $751; NAtIt
sfot,
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-10
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Eetabird iafa-NeW uHsans. 49,
Cation Stoke, Grain, PfasiaIlnf. Cot
son seed or, sugar ana coffne.
Special attention aIFrn fu fnn rtnnH.
fiau uf urIfra ou fHH HhHea at hauHts
WrrhrfH ~ iitru0 tfan Afa it.
iifu.
M.lrhrra ~ ha New Orleans Cotton
llIfaNu Messed ~ TfaNa hHsfl fsfH Nr
"a aHa.. fa fiuu hrw rnfh rHfflr I.HHiI.f
rrhsnrr Haw F0rh Coffee Hrahan9s
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-05-10

WANTED no RENT
Permanent resident couple oi
Corpus Christi d, sircs to rent
five or Sis room house Bro Bluff
section House will he wanted
preferably about July Do, and
not later than August
Parties eau furnish best at
references. and assure owners
that best of care viii be taken
of the property
If YOU are now renting
house. bat contemplate mov
ing about the time mentioned
above, you would confer a fay-
or by addressing the under
signed.
Address a., care The Caller,
giving full Information
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WANTED

WANTED Good hame lr 'nroc
,uunr children for 1850 o Three
months CAN 1908 Thrd So. Guy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Burglars Lay
in Big Supply
for Christmas

Adopting the slogan. "Do your
Christmas shopping early" Seattle
burglars spent busy night Thurs
day, escaping with toys. turkeys
and cigars.
The Swift Drug Co.. Fourth ave.
and Madison st. lost four boxes Of
fine cigars.
A. /. Lindley. Seattle hotel,
awoke Friday TO find his purse. con.
taining 1915 cash. missing.
A case OF toys was stolen from
the rear OF Rhodes Brothers by
three bandits In an auto.
poultry thief raided two coops,
belonging TO Mrs. Charles Newt.
1918 w. s7th st. and Mrs. Lunsted,
1910 w. 47th st. and escaped with
two turkeys and two hens.
strand Of pearls valued at Sf35.
pearl earrings valued at go. and IS
In cash were stoien from Charles
Crnmer. SOC y. Tsth st
burglars entered tho home Of
AIRS Grace Cornish. ga Wall at.
and stole . black revolver.
A woman who wished to r~nt a
room from Mrs. q. Hoffman, 1917
Miller at. departed with Mrs. Hoff.
mans purse. containing So.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
FOUR CHARGED
BYDRY SQUAD

-Four men were arrested by the
I police airy squad In raids Thursday
Alleged to havv carried . pop bot.
tie full Of moonshine into the Lodge
cafe. Jack Wiling. Is. driver, and
Frank Clark. -. mechanic. are held
Friday for 1900 bail each.
l. u. Anderson. ~. inspector. was
arrested at 18th ave &. and Wash.
ington st. where he In kAid to have
had bottle Of ginger ale" and some
near beer"
Pete Lub,ich. -. fisherman. fur.
nlshej $500 bail after officers had
raided hia home. az. Cascade ave-,
and sesz~d 80 gallons of grapo.
A complete stili and 200 gallons Of
mash were found In q house at tt5a
Cascade ave. but the owner escaped
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
O, Mr.. V0LSTEAD,
YOU SEEM TO BE
GAINING A NOTCH

Mr.. yoistead. ahoyi Figures
furnished the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce. by tho federal de.
partment OF labor show that en-.
ployment In the liquor and bever.
are industry declined 2f.s per
cent In November over October.
Lumber. a basic Northwest in.
dustry. showed a rise during No
vember OF per cent. Other In
dustries on the jump are paper
and printing. per cent. land
transportation vehicles. 81 per
cent; tobacco. 90 per cent: iron.
steel and products. az per cent;
chemicals and allied products, 10
per cent. stone. clay and glass. 30
per cent; textiles and textile prod
ucts. 2 per cent: metals and metal
products. 4 per cent
Employment In Seattle during
November, according TO the re.
port dropped "a per cent over 90
tober. Los Angeles for the same
month showed a drop OF 1915 per
cent; New Orleans. 90 per cent:
81. Louis. 90 per cent: Kansas
city. Kan. So per cent. In all, -
cities showed declines and 40 cit
les increases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
-
TWO FAMILIES
FLEE FLAMES

Two fires starting from defective
fiucs destroyed property valued at
fnore than $4,000 and drove two
families into the streets scaptily
clothed Thursday night.
Smoke awoke Thomas Cummings,
$500 Waliingford ave. Hastily call.
ing his family. Cummings escaped TO
the street. The fire department con-
troiied the flames after $500 dam
age had been done
The home Of @. W. Lynn. I'll
Spring at. owned by Rev. NJ. A.
Matthews. was damaged by fire In
an early morning blaze. Lynn and
his family escaped The loss amount.
ed TO about $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
SOLON INSULTS
ARMY OFFICERS
Senator Watson Threatens
to "SIap Face"
ny FRASER EDWARDS

wAsHISGToN. Dec. e.--FigtL
cuffs were narrowly avertsd today
ut the senate investigation OF the
sensational charges made BY Senae
tor Tom Watson that American sol
diers were hanged without trial In
France, when the fiery Georgian
threatened 20 slap the face Of sn
army officer attending the hearing.
Watson was finally pacified by
Senator Hhielda. Tennessee. and Sem
ator Brandegee. chairman. ordered
the officer from the room with a
curt get out of here"
The clash occurred after Watson
had protested the COMMITTEES was
putting him In a straight Jacket
by narrowing the scope Of the in-
yestigation 10 the single charge sol
diers were hanged without trial.
Suddenly he turned from the COM
mittee to a table near by at which
sat Col. w. A. Bethel. Mai. John y.
Denspore and Maj. George w.
cocheu. Advancing upon the Off
GERS and shaking his fist Watson
shouted:
You can't browbea, me: I'll slap
your face. You think you are IN
France. buiidozing prfvates. For
two pennies I'D slap your jaws.
know what my witnesses might ex-
pect from such a man as you"
The officers sat and glared back
at Watson but made no attempt TO
move.
The sergeantatarms win ten
Senator Watson that he Ia not az
liberty 10 insult these army Off
GERS" shouted Brandegee, pounding
the table for order.
Having been insuited, III reti~.~
said Watson.
You must be IN order, senator. =
shouted Senator Shields. Tennessee,
starting around tho table TO where
Watson stood.
Direct your remarks at the bull
jawed man." Watson yelled back.
Senator Brandegee promised that
the officers would retire.
Get out OF here now. ordered
Brandegcc. ard the officers prompt
ly left the room.
The hearing was resumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Washington, Oregon
Join in Trade Move

Joseph A. swaiwsll. president Of
the Union National bank. will repre-.
sent the Pacific Northwest products
bureau of the Chamber Of Commerce
at Tacoma. December 10. At "A con.
ference between commercial organ.
izatlons Of Washington and Oregon.
swalwell In chairman OF the bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

Attending the conference. at which
a permanent organization will be ef-
fected, will be representatives. Of tho
Manufacturers association OF Wash.
ington, the educational committee OF
the state Chamber OF Commerce. the
Associated Industries OF oregon and
other officials OF the Made In Ore.
gon" movement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Could Have Started
aClothinQ Store

IIARMoNpswoRTH. England.
Dec. a.-When Mrs. Mary II. saun.
ders died her possessions were nold
at Auction, During her lifetime the
widow had accumulated 800 dresses.
400 articles OF lingerie. 1, dozen
gloves. II dozen stockings and 400
handkerchiefs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Maybe He'll Have
to Pay Storage, Too

SCARBOROUGH. England, Dec. D.
When card which had been
mailed In July, 1905. was delivered
to Nathan Todd. relieving officer
here. he was charged excess postage
because tho rate had been Increased
since the card was mailed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
TWO ARRESTED
AS SMUCCLERS

An international opium smugvlinr
ring was believed barred by the arrest
Of two alleged smuggiers. w. l..
Barker. 20, chauffeur. and NJ w.
Mclaughlin. II. mechanic. IN posses.
sion Of four five-tael cans Of opium
In South Seattle by Detectives r. f..
BENJAMIN and @. L. Gordon Thurs
day.
The two men were attempting TO
sell the stuff when arrested. police
declared. They were captured In
Blaine two weeks ago after trip
across the border. but wrecked their
machine. destroying any possible EVIL
dencc, and were released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE

Water will be shut off on
Bella Vita and Czsca<iia aves..
from Horton IT. 10 Court st. and .
on Horton and Court sts.. from
Hunter blvd. TO Cascade ave-,
Saturday. December 10, from 8
q. m. 10 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
Trails the Skeeter
to Its HanQout

FHEEpoRr. N. r.. Dec. se--once
a week Edward Durand. the mos.
quito Inspector. makes n night col
lection OF the pests. Then he deter.
mines the breeding place from which
each variety comes. NEXT he goes
forth with oil and chemicals. At the
end Of the week he starts all over
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
ACREAGE
-. 80. .......
READY TO ptoW

READY TO pLow I.
10 acres; all black loan soil, /.
level does not overflow ready
20 pillow aud pisnti great for
berries or root erQpe. There In
good Groom house, barn,
F. fine well OF pure water all .
good town ard high school, :.
Only $1,000. clear title and
terms. w. NJ Dahl. st0 fiogs
nidg. Annex. 700 Second ave. |.
EAST on KENT
10 scres near swan lake. The Mt.
Rsinier highway, TO be paved soon.
passes this place About I serez
cleared and balance seeded TO
pasture good small house large
new barn that cost $3.50 to build 2
er. with blocks and cable, piows,
buggy and harness and lots Of
small tools included In the price.
THIS place ~ especially adapted 10
poultry herries. potatoes. etc.
Price only as,2so. ON very easy
e. r. sUTER
ioi, THIRD AVE MAIN 7sss,
90 AcRES. tkse
This 10 good alder and maple soil.
easy 10 improve and In a well het-
tied district. close TO school,
farms, THIS Will make you fine
farm. and can be bought on terms
400 cash, balance $40 per month.
cLfFFORD LAND 60.
CIT Third Ave. Open Evenings
wtrH TROUT STREAM
Fer DUCKS and GEESE you cant
- aA In
70 a Il. srArfoN. sAwMif.Is.
ecHooI3i NAH. DELIVERY.
only $3.50. $50 down and $40
rnS w. " MORSE CO
tis L.ary BidK Elliott tsss.
nETwEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
Look thl. UPS aer~s, faces KENT
DIES MONIES HIGHWAYS lies
view o. Sound. PRICE ONLY
$1,000 terms $50 cash. balance $40
cLirronp LAND CO.
G7 THIRD Ave. Open Evenings.
For SALts--so ACRES GOOD LAND.
on new county road. acres
cleared. new house. barn and other
buildings. good we'll 81 water and
young orchard. Must sell account
Sftttt 80 nfFttf "'fNfA - ~ -
ron sAl.E-to AcRt.s ID Ail.Es
from Seattle. ! acres orchard .
houses. pays los without Guilt
sstfon. i7.eeo: half cash. J. AZ.
Mccullough. notheil. wash.
10 ACRES. HALF CULTIVATED:
house and barn: on county road.
Price $3.50. See the owner az ROOM
~ usa Maynard ava. between
ACRE TRACTS
North Of city: rich
soil and Some wood.
ttek each. az down,
c. Y. pinnt.E. sts New YORK nis.
~ FARM LANDS
fKuIT AND CHICKEN fAnM
J. acres; IS acres level. cleared
land good young COWS. J helfer.
80 chickens. horse. wagon. har-
meas. machinery and tools. barn
tfull Of hayt: t.roam house. good
we'll: miieH from to~n. Price
CARTER. MACDONALD 4 MILLER.
ses Columbia ~, rrieu ssis.
HkAGfr COUNTY. MAR WORK
Buy a farm close 20 where you can
work. Our mllls and camps are
working. only little money
neeesssry. It's . good chance to
u c. rETrRs Tss Third Ave.
: ACRES
f-roorn house and shed:
beautiful view. close
20 Kent. wood for fueL
t7kt On easy payments
e, y. DiHtif<E. as New York Block.
81 OIL LEASES
ALASKA OIL LEASES
AND DRILLING SITES
COLD nay AND ANCHORAGE
Gel Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

A neat little house. has Kitchen.
large ftvieg room with aleove bed
room fireplace. water and electric
lights. close to store. netghbora
Just across the street A real snap
At $1,000, and we will make terms
OF tioo cash. and balance like rent
tsseD
FIREsfpE REALTY CO.
Stt.ff New York nix. Elliott ss.a
tss--Ar RfvEHToN. soxtso PLOT
rich black soil. good 5-room
house. wood shed: chicken heuse.
COW barn.
kso-~io acres. east Of Auburn.
cioae to navfnsiis school. on
highway: light stand timber, easily
cleared. tieo handisa
Green Lake district:
Groom cottage. . lots. lawn.
shrubs. trees. garden. Very easy
terms
STEEL REALTY pEv. corr.
Mexxanins Floor Douglas nidg.
Fourth and Union. Elliott 1907.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY


Atto~ne, sst-tAw
J. p. ,--Estabiishea iaxT. All
cases. moderate fsea: consultation
IRE Main Iaes. sls Burke Bldg-
sos second ave,
Chiropraetor
DIR. Edith Moore AZ Main ma ss. ni4
DIR n y. TURNER cHIHorRAc-
tor. sio-f1 Haixht hid. sd-Pine.
Honrs. Lo-s. I've dsi.. ~ asts
Collateral Loans
HONEY LOANED on Ali. ARTf-
.lss 81 value. THE RELIABLE
toI Third ave.
Chrtsalan srs~nce PrariIlioa~r
MARY " sEr>f-EH - CHRISTIAN
kclENcE HEALER TEACHER
TALKS WEDNESDAYS. , TO J.
on WHAT HEALS AND WHY.
500 Peoples Bank Bldg: ELL .ssL
Expert klcctric RrpAirs
MoToRa APPLIANCES. WIRING.
y. J. Divnsn Electric Co. 81 First
. Elliott sess
Financial
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN HANK
accounts purchased. 90. American
nsnk nIdE.
Money 10 Loan
MONEY FOR cHRIsTMAs
You. Of course. want TO make your
friends and loved onen happy at
Christmas time. but may not have
not let that spoil the Christmas
pleasure. We will gladly loan you
the amount you need, ifsworkinE
steady. without security OF any
kind. Pay IL back In small weekly
or monthly payments. QUICK.
QUIET. CONFIDENTIAL. service.
EMPLOYEES LOAN SOCIETY
SOS Empire Bldg.
ZIG Hecond Ave-, Maj Madison.
LOANS to sAI.ARiED MEN and
women on thcir own note
LOANS on FURNITURE. PIANOS |
woRRiNGMkNfs LoAS co.
1907 Srsboafd Bldg.
Fourth and PIKE. 10th Floor.
MONEY TO LOAN
on diamonds. and Jeweiry, on most
satisfactory terms.
SOCIETY ron REMEDIAL LOANS !
IN SEATTLE
second Near Madison.
MONEY. TO LoAN--WE LOAN ANY !
AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS. watches |
and tewelry. lowest rates:
seattts'H Oldest Loan Brokers
AMERICAN JEWELRY co,
AL second Ave. Established 1888.
AUTOMOBILE and FURNITURE !,
LOANS. NO DELAY
coSFIpENTiAI sERyIcE
sos Central Bldg. Third Ave.
Monuments
PUGET SOUND MARBLE = GRAN
tie Co, lst and Virginia Estab-
Optician and Optomctr,st
]. W. I,dmunda. Fraser-Paterson co. !
Patent Attorneys
FREDERICK +. GoRIN-PAT-
ent Attorney. American and for
eign patents secured. developed
and promoted. s0b-s.7 Central
Bldg, Seattle. Wash. and 500
Phone Main ose0
II. l. REYNOLDS. NJ. 3; c. l.. REY- |
NoLDS. Established seattle. 1892;
. years examiner Y. +, Patent Of
flee. 1926 Lyon Bid. Elliott so75. |
HARRY BOWEN & co.
tGh tOtaf cost OF patents. tJb down.
ais University st. Main bs1t.
PIERRE BARNES. Main $3.50. 1913
~ Hoge Bid. Patents. Trade marks.
Patents and Trade Marks
CAPT. J. w. MAUPIN--U =. patents,
trade marks, Free advice. 207 |
Hlnckiey Bidg. Main 272s.
Physicians. Surgeons
scIATICA, LUMBA-
30. Our treatment gives Immediate
relief. one weeks trial treatment.
Open evenings. References. Drs.
Freer and Braden, e0b y 3rd ave.
WOMEN'S AILMENTS, IS YEARS
experience. DIR. Angus, 400 Pam
taEes Dldg. Third and University
Piano Tuning
PIANO TuNER--sTROM. MAIN s020.
Cut rate piano repairing. tuning.
Razor Blades Sharpened
spa ng cnserg. cutlery 1897 9Th ave.
Violin Repairing
Bows rehaired Ieinlay. 1918 ard av.
10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LUMP COAL HI
In ai lsts $780, II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
OH. LEASES

ALASKA oil. LlAsEa
AND DRILLING; SITES
COLD nAY AND AScHORAG Oh
Gel Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
ilih ACRES
SOME INPROvEM ENTS
u L. CT. laIa HGII

SOME IMPROVEMENTS
BEST OF SOIL
This land faces main county road I:
near X. II, mills. school. both high
and grade: fine neigh borhood.
close to trout stream. general
store. A dandy place for BLACK :
SMITH SHOP: lots OF travel. He
your own boss for while. only
1850. SIS cash. $40 monthly
THE w. u. MORSE 60.
lfg I.eery bldg. Elliott 1885,
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The Seattle Star


vvaasieet Charge sdserst-ies. rs
~>ess = use per tssevsies tsin words
e itaei. sin Insertions fer the
rs>pe 81 tive.
(vansl~as cash IN advance adser~
stknx. n e~ets . tine per ta.~rstss
r. words 60 q ue~i. Six taserttsas
Re- th~ price Of tive.
f1n.sifIed sdverttsemeats viii BE
~~oons~a up Dc n es-te~k ea~h nsera-
tn fsr the regular afsevases est-
Vesr credit u s~ea. rAe~e Main
nsk Ter the Classified Aver
ssefag Department. ssd place sees
s.~ssss- h~fsr~ the iawae-s sudtesce
- The Nsrthwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

PIANO TuNER-sTRoM. MAIN so20.
Cut rate plano repairing. tuning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

10 acres; all black loan soil.
level does not overflow ready
20 pillow aud plant. great for
berries or root crQps There II
a good s-room house. barn,
fine well OF pure water all
fenced with fire one mite 90
good town ard high school.
Only $1,000. clear title and
terms. ", NJ Dahl. sto Hog.
illdg, Annex. 700 second ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

AHN3W 81 Wy on W aNF4~ - aAfars
fSormsi value s2.ss0O0D
VIII Huy-I.Abcrfy Bonds at Market
Central bldg bonds.
StlseFEmtth. n W. flfe
G. = STEErLE
iis Cherry ST. Main bass
Special Offerinx--Am. Workers OIL
WE WILL SELL. SUBJECT.
20 Pathfinder synd. tpsys ~
monthly .t..ts.... 1000
400 American Bottle Cap ..s.. rs
bso Universal High Power Tel 20
I United Finance Unit. ....sl60 90
: Northwestern Finance Units Bid
i ,eS rs sth5fy n nassi,v 90 20 800. 90
500 Thermopolis Cat Creek -. 80
100 johnson OIL .....s.s...s.. 20
We will buy Owenwood. Futrcii
Coupler. Harvey Oil. Beacon Coal.
Invader OIL Corp. Spokane
Wyoming OF Y oil q Gas.
PACIFIC SECURITIES co
COL Securities Bldg. Seattle.
TrIegHnnx Etltasf 1ifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09
MONEY ron CHRISTMAS

You. Of course. want TO make your
friends and loved onen happy at
Christmas time. but may not have
the necessary cash on hand. DO
not let that spoil the Christmas
pleasure. We will gladly loan you
the amount you need. ifsworkinE
steady, without security OF any
kind. Pay u back in small week ~
or monthly payments. QUICK.
QUIET. CONFIDENTIAL. service.
EMPLOYEES LOAN SOCIETY
SOS Empire Bldg
sit Second Ave, Near Madison.
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WILL SELL.
United a. Inland Finance
10 Johnston Piston A. Ring.
100 Simplex Auto Wheel . o1o
100 Topper Mfg, Co. ....... Is
i5n Rothert Process steel .... so
800 Davis Car 20. sss.ss.ss... IL
! 600 Columbia Red Metal
I 600 Alaska Petroleum A. Coal
VIII buy Liberty Bonds.
MAX WfNkLER
slt Union 81 Elliott 6s5o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

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f-room house and shed:
beautiful view. close
20 Kent. wood for fu-L
t7kt. on Easy paymenth
G. v. DfHtif<E. as New York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-09

20 HOUSES FOR RENT
: s-roorn modern house, rent 1000
J broom modern house, rent 1900
; s-roofn modern house, rent 1000
! t~roon modern house. rent 1880
f-roon Hemi-modern house.
INT ssssssssrs s4sfssssssss HOO
S-soom modern house. fur
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shALL MODERN H0UeF. GOOD
location. large lot $50 10th N. w.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
CHINA IS LAND
 OF OPPORTUNITY

Portland Ore. May 30 - "Gro to Chna, young man!
 This, in effect, is the advice of Rob ert A. Ritchie, representative of the Cana dian Steel Corporation who has returned from a three years busin less tour in the Orient
 ''China offers more opportunities for a live young man than any other country I know of he said. There are countless nunFberes of comm odi- ties now scarcely knoown in the Far East that will in time offer them seIeyes as the basis profitable trade. The possibilities of China have not been scratched and I pre- dict that not in our lifetime will we see thee ountry developed to even a small fracton of its producing capa- 8bilities.''
 Rnchie told of the horror of the famine among the natives of the in terior and stated it was far worse than anyone who had not seen could ina zine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31
HAYS INAUGURATFsS
 NEW F. O. SCHEDULES

Washington. May 3o.-The people of the United States are to be taught to treat post office schedules with the same regard they do those of rail- ways if Postmaster-General will Hays has his way. He has Just in an@urated a "naaiI carly campaign all oyer the country
 Through the medium of specially trained postoffice employees the pa irons of his department are being visited and in brief demonstrations taught the value of getting their let ters out with regrad to collection schedules
 Business men and chambers ot commerce are being circularized. as they are among the principal benef- carries of prompt mail delivery.
 As an indication O fwhat it is hoped can be done. MT. Hays cited Wash ineton the Governments home city. 'FTolloving a brief campaign here the night burden of incoming mail light ened so much that twenty-two hard worked night clerks were transferred to daylight posts