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Mcqueen land.
EXCEPTION NO. 5: One tract OF
land containing s. acres, and one
tract containing 1876 acres, both OF
said tracts known as the Duke Cur
RE lands.
EXCEPTION NO. 4: One tract OF
land containing 1893 acres, and
known as the H. B. Currie lands.
EXCEPTION NO. 5: The tract OF
land containing 1885 acres and
knoltn as the Christian Currie
lands.
EXCEPTION NO. 6: One tract Of
land containing III acres and one
tract containing 52.5 acres, both of
said tracts being known a. the
George. Brown lands.
EXCEPTION NO. z: One tract of
land containing 81 acres and known
as the Dave Blue lands
EXCEPTION NO. s: One tract con-
tanning So acres of land and known
as the James Blue lands
EXCEPTION NO. 8: One tract of
land containing n acres. and one
tract containing 91.5 acres, and one
tract containing 1875 acres, the said
three tracts being known as the ].
HI. Thrower lands.
EXCEPTION NO. 10: One tract OF
land containing 151 acres and
known as the H. M. Thrower lands
and being the same tract now owned
by ]. H. Eowlkes.
EXCEPTION NO. IL: One tract OF
land containing AIS acres and one
tract containing 1865 acres, both of
said tracts of land being known as
the J. w. Yates lands.
EXCEPTION NO. IL: One tracs OF
land containing AZ acres and one
tract containing 1872 acres, and both
of SAID tracts, being known as the L.
l.. Jones land.
EXCEPTION NO. 10: One tract Of
land containing 100 acres and
known as the A. ]. ELtler land.
EXCEPTION NO. IA: One tract of
land containing 9S.5 acres and
known as the Gum lands.
EXCEPTION NO. 10: One tract of
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-12-08
Clothes for Boys.

WHY get your boy a cheat
suit. when BY coming to us you
can yet a suit that will still look
uresentable weeks after being
bought and which you are bound
10 know will pay you best in the
Ionp run. We have the right
goods st the right price. Dock
rv-McNair Clothing Co. (Advt.)
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-12-08
LAND SALE.

BY virtue OF power contained in
certain deed Of trust executed on
the 18th day of February, 1920, by
T. T. Cole to the undersigned, as
trustee for the Leak-Everette Land
Company, a corporation duly char
tered under the laws of the State
of North Carolina, to secure certain
notes which said remaining unpaid
notes have been duly assigned and
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-12-08
Mileage and Per Diem Paid to County
Commissioners.
To the General Public:

To the General Public
IL D. Covngton Auditor for the County of Richmond do
hereby cerhe!moun paid to each of the County Commission
ers provided for and due according law the said
amount being set opposite the of each Commissioner
There has been no other compensation whatsoever
Respectfully certified and submitted
D. COVINGTON
Dec. l, 1921. County Auditor.
F. Reynolds Chairman IL months salary - $4,000
HI D. Hatch Conn., II days $500 and 204 miles Sc 6l20
W. Cape Conn., II days $500 and 426 miles at SC 1890
McNei Conn., II days $500 and 1872 miles at Sc $3.50
l. Fruchey Conn., days $500 and 1877 miles at Sc 1885
Total-67 days at $500 and 1899 miles at &c. S58O95
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
Haselton Slovak Tatra Klub dava
vyhody novym clenom.

" f (. a Z u I. Il
Cd Noveho rokn az do konca
marca Haselton Slovak Tatra
Kub bude priifmat' novych Gle
nov zdarma. Ktory Slovak este
ME ie v spolkn, teraz ma dobrd
prllezitost' stat sa ndom Hasel-
ton Slovak Tatra Klubu. Fl. s. T.
X. plati choremn ndovi po $500
"a 13 tyzdnov a "a druhych 13
tlzdnov po $3.50. Ked' I'D zomre,
! II. s. T. X. platf $4,000 ma pohrab.
ne trovy. Kazdy I'D dostava "a.
darmo Youngstownske Slovenskt
iNoviny, ako al kalendar a "a to-
to vsetko plati len po SOC mesac
me. Majetok Klubu obnasa uz Wy
Sc 100000. Schodze odbyvaj1 ss
kazdn 4. nedel'u mesiaci v sko
le sv. Alzbety ma Haseltine Ave
Som s bratskym pozdravom,
Jozef Kacenga, zapisnil
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
sp. sv. Antona, (. 241 MI. o. KJ.

Tento spolok bude prijimat'
novych clenov zdarma cd 1. JAM,
podl "a odhlasovania minulej kon-
vencie X. j., sfce chlapcov cd 2
rokov nahor. Rodicia sn vyzvani,
aby ttito vel'k1 prllezitost' vyu-
zili. Prijimat' sa budii nov1 Gle
novia bez lekarskeho vysvedce-
MIA. O d'alsie vysvetlenia Haste
sa u starostu, Matej Martinko,
1914 Hartzell Ave., alebo ma sch0-
dzi, ktora sa odbyva kazdy me-
siac V tretiu nedel'u po malej O.
mSi pod kostolom Najsy. M. Jezis.
Tiez, sa vyzyvajn rodicia, ably svo-
ie dietky poslali ma schodzu q
svoj dlh vyrovnali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
CTENYM CITATEL'OM DO
POZORNOSTI.

Cd niekol' 'ko dni vysielame
nasho agenta, pana Pavla Prasek
sbierat' predplatky "a nase novi-
ny. Pan Prasek sa ponosuje, re
mu ludia odkladajn platenim
ma druhy den a,ebo ma druhy tyz-
den, nasledkom Goho trait mnoho
draheho Gasu. Prosime ct. cita-
tel'ov, ktorym predplatne vycha-
dza teraz alebo blizkej budnc-
lnosti (co je naznacene ma adrese), ,
ably sa prichystali ma jeho navste-
VII, mali po ruke tie diva dolare,
ably jeho praca nebola vel mi OBJ
t t'azovana, GIN ako on, tax al Wy
,davatel'stvo trp1 vel'ke financne
ztraty. Kto sa predplati ma 5aso-
pis, dostane zdarma kalendar V
Gene SOC. K tomu priratajte ho-
norar kolektorovi a tax vyjde, ze
vydavatel'stvo nedostane "a svo-
je noviny ami celeho dolara, kto-
ry al tax vynaloM cez rok ma po-
Stov1 dopravu novin. Preto este
raz: proslme uznania!
Vydavatel 'stvo
Youngstownskych 81. Novin
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
Haselton Slovak Tatra Klub

Vyzyva vsetkych 1dov, ably sa
dostavili naN rocnn sch6dzu, ktora
sa bude vydrziavat' dna %. janu-
ara skole sv. Alzbety 2. hodine
20 poludnf. Ma tel sch6dzi sa bu-
d1 citat' rocne ncty. Kazdy I'D
II. s. T. X. ma sa zlicastnit'.
Som bratskym pozdravom
Jozef Kacenga, zap
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
:ADREssAR oKREsNEHo sBoRU
SLOW. LfaY v YOUNGSTOWN, q.

Jozef Martinko, preds., 249 Carlton
ST., City. Frant. Hudfk, podpreds., 1914
Belleview Ave-, City. Jnraj Puhalla,
tajomnik, 81 N. Whitney Ave-, City.
Martin Dolak, pokl., 6ol Steel ST., City,
Dozorny- vSbor: Michal Hanisko, 10.
zef Sromofsky a Michal Rybar. Ma
sledovne sbory prislnahajh do Okr
Sboru: AZ. Lansingvine, SO. 1nesta
1913. 20 Steelton, 13O. 10 Struthers, 2Of
Brier Hill, 242 Haselton a 314. +:
East Youngstown.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
URAD MA ROK 1921 HAsELTON
SLOVAK TATRA KLUBU.

Jan Basista, predseda, Jan Kozak,
podpredseda, Jan Najpaver, dGtevnfk,
Pavel Mack, pokladnfk, Jozef Ka-
cenga, zapisnik. Dozorcovia majet-
ku: Jan Blazo a Jan, Hudran. - Do
zorcovia chorych: Stefan sanetrik
straz, Valent Rovder. Adressa: Jozef
KaGenga, 1859 Gladstone st., Youngs.
town, Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
Spolkove zpravy.
Oznamenie.
Oznannenie.

Sbor 50. SLOW. Lfgy bude W.
drziavat roenn schodzn dina %
.januara 1921 po poludni pol 3.
hodine v skole sy. Cyrilla Me-
thoda. Tymto vyzyvam vsetkych
clenov, ably sa ma tnto sch6dzn
dostavili.
Andrej Palencar, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-21
YOUNGsTOWNSKY v NEMOCI
PODPCRUJUCI sPOLoK
TATRA.

Uradniei: Predseda: Jozef Martinko,
249 Carlton ST., podpredscda: Jan
s'alata, 4o2 Oak st., dctovnik: NJ. Kra
mar, a5 Lakeview Ave-, pokladnfk: A.
Alamko, 1884 Oak ST., dozorci: j. Du
lik J. Adamko. - Sch0dze sa vydr-
ziavaid kazd1 !. nedel u mesiaci v
skole sv. Cyrilla a Methoda 2. hod.
DO poludnj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
WHAT A WOMAN
SHOULD DO WHEN SIZE.
IS WEAK and NERVOUS.
THoUsASDs OF wosRN HAVE sUR-
PRisIN0LY 1NcREASED THEik
STRENGTH. ENERCY And ENDURANCE
n TWO WExS THE DY TINS AMPLE
EXPERIMENT.

On account OF the terrible weakness.
nervousness and alarming symptoms,
which are often produced by iron
starvation OF the blood. the sufferer
frequently never suspects the real
cause Of her trouble but thinks she
has some other ailment. AZ result
Of iron starvation you may suffer
from headaches, dizzincss. shortness
of breath or heart palpitntion. pains
across the back. loss OF memory.
weak will power. melancholy or the
sbluos" disturbed digestion. loss or APP
petite, sleepieas nights. night ~ eats and
40 on In snch cases do not wait until
YOU 10 ali to pieces and coilarss In a
state Of nervous prostration but eat more
spinach aud green vegetables and take
organlc Iron like Nurated Iron with them
for a while and see what a difference u
maken hut be sure the Iron you take is
organic iron and not metallic iron vhich
people usually take. Metallic iron II iron
Just an IL comes from the action OF strong
srlds on small pieces OF iron. while or
ranic iron like NuxRted Iron Is like the
iron IN your blood and like tho iron In
spinach. lcntils ana apples. beware OF
substitutes Look for the name 'Nur-
afed' on every package and the letters
N l. on every tablet. Your money VIII
bc refunded BY the manufacturers " you
do not obtain perfectly satisfactory re-
suits For sale BY all druggists.---Adver-
ff~owcs'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
train ROBBED;
man IS SHOT!
Two Masked Bandits 0per'
ate in Indiana

CONVICTION. Ind. July 1.-Two
bandits shot and wounded an ex-
press messenger in an attempt to
hold UP the night express on the Pc
oria and Eastern division of tho Big
-Four. between Covington and Wee.
dersburg. today.
Frank j. Bcckman. IS. the messen.
ger, tried TO fight the men away
when they forced an entrance to his
car. He was shot twice thru the
thigh and was taken 10 hospital at
Indianapolis.
Tho wounds, while not serious,
wore severe. and Bcckman was UNI
able to tell the details OF the rob
berry.
Tho bandits obtained seven value
less remittance drafts. They did not
force the safe. which was in one cor
ncr Of the car. and contained = bag
81 money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
KING Will HEAR
BIC FIGHT NEWS
Prince Of Wales win Use the
Telephone
nv CHARI.Es N. McCANN

LONDON. July News ticker,
installed In buckingham palace viii
give King George and the royal
household almost Instantaneous re-
ports OF the Dempsey Carpeniicr
fight
United Press descriptions OF the
gathering Of tho crowds. the entry
Of tho puriiisis and the fight by
rounds cabled here from Jersey City
win he rrlaycd instantly To the pal.
ace wire by the Exchange Tele-
graph.
The same Arrangements were made
for clubs where army and navy Of.
ficers win gather to ''sc~'' the battle.
The Prince Of Wales. who Ia spend.
Ing the week end In the country. will
receive the same reports over mn
open telephone line from Bucking.
ham palace. where an attendant with
a phone strapped to his head will
read each word as II comes In ON
the ticker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
FEAR
MADE HIM
BICAMIST
Musician Declares Death
Threat Responsible for
His Having Two Wives

SAN FRANCISCO. July L.
Fear made him a higamist, nays Ray
Youngman. talented musician. who
has called upon the California
courts to help him solve his In
vclved triangle problem.
Thru a marriage entered Into.
be declares under fear OF death.
7dngnian finds himself with two
d lives upon his hands.
"a On one hand Is Wife No 3
4 Enid Caroline whituescy Young.
enan. until reccntiy ono OF tie Gel.
htrated Marion Morgan dancers. 1,
Il from her Younsnan would be
unwed. He has brought an annui.
lncnt suit
On the other hand h. wife No.
y 1--roris Van Haltren Youngman.
pianist.
t. Tho attitude taken by both wom
Pen cuiy complexities the situation.
but makes IL one OF the strangcsf
OF so-cailcd "triangles."
Wife No. I calmly announces
that she knows all about her hus-
\ knows OF scores OF letters written
4 him by Wife No. .: that sho be
\ lieves he was virtually '-hounded''
Into tho wvidlng-and what are
you going 10 do about a., She
y>rharnctcrizes the matter az -the
actions Of tcnrcramental giri
With artistic ambitions
Wife Mo- says she waited ffve
years for the wedding. day TO ron
round: that she had been q pupil
In Youngrnan's music class. that
she has never ceased loving him
- believes he loves her and won't
lieve he loves any other woman
until she hears II from his own
lips.
but even n he Is married. !
" believe he belongs TO me-" she con-
ciudes with finaiity.
And IN the backgroupd--the
family OF Miss Whittissey. seeking
y 20 prosecute Youngman for biga.
my: denying the use Of force. but
held hack by the fact that the
young woman will do nothing.
Meanwhile Youngman keeps out
4 OF SfNut ~ ul0Cu ~ bNr-1u'@ Airi
waits for the courts TO untansic
his marital knot
The whittlesey family insists
that II had been understood for
years that Enid Was to marry
Youngrnan; that she has loved no
either man.
They had hoped to make her for.
kgrt him. IL Is said. by sending her
Ven tour with the Morgan dancers.
|E She was appauded by thousands
= Athruout the country. but success
4 did not change her heart She
came back-thinking II was TO the
man she loved But he bad been
married nearly . year. Visiting
Yovngman's studio. ,she Says he
z5cficaIly shut the door on her.
assisting that he had -prfvafe
lesson" 10 give Then she told her
Qfher. whittlescy visited Young
man. demanding a showdown A
dramatic scene followed Young
Imam says his life was threatened
Whittiesey says II was not
At any rate TIN wedarnx was per
formed . few hours later and
<Youngman became. technically.
hk1mist-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Jacks Mother
Confident Her
Boy Will Win

SALT LAKE CITY. July L.
No one can tell Jack DvmpseyS
mother that her boy Jack In In
danger Of losing tho heavyweight
championship.
Il do not SO how ne can pre-.
sibly iove.- Mrs. Drmpsey de-
elarcd today M she sat In the
living room Of the Old Dompsey
home here where abe and the
champions father. Hyrwm Demp.
xry. live
Il know Jack Il IN good train
ing an he keeps In touch with mo
and he has taken good care OF
himself and hasn't wasted his
strength she added with a
mothers confidence.
Il arm not going to watch the
returns from the fight II would
make me nervous. arm going
TO spend Saturday working and
know that Jack viii let me
know the result az soon as the
fight r. over. He always DOES
Mira Dempsey thinks JACK The
"oniy boy In the world.'
'He always has been a won
dcrfui son to me" she said
''iie bum me a wonderful hors.
but. goodness gracious. !, was so
big I didn't know what TO do In
IL 10 I moved back into tho old
home few weeks aeo.
I'm proud OF Jack. A. . boy
he was always dutifui and never
had TO punish him
-He always loved 10 bar and !
believe In a man doing the thing
he loves bcwt and can DO bert
NO. I would not care to be at
tho ringxide- Boxing In a mans
game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Persistent Rain 10
Flooding Big Arena

JERSEY CITY. ~. j.. July l.
The appearance Of the arena today
Indicated that Old Man Noah had
staged the big Eight instead of Tex
Richard.
The drizxfing rain which had CON
tinued thru the night and forenoon
was increasing In intensity as u
gained experience. II was one OF
those long W hiskcred. veteran rains.
with a sort OF determined persist
encn
From the way In which nhc 30
acres around the arena have taken
on the appearance OF an inland sea
the rain might well have been a cui-
mlnation Of that one the time Ad'
miral Noah ran the excursion boat
10 Mount Ararat
Scores OF workmen, clad IN oil
skins. were putting the finishing
touches on the arena Their appear
ance as they puddled about In the
puddlcs was thai OF some sort Of pre-
historic amphibians.
The thick felt padding had been
placed on the floor of the ring 10
ease the shock when take your own
chofceJ does a Brodie. The felt was
protected by a tarpanliu.
Electricians we're installing wires
and telegraph insfrpments, Including
the wires over which United Press
clients win receive the blow by blow
description of the quarrel
Hundreds OF natives. ranging In
age from to 20, gathered about the
arena in damp little knots. iearnedly
discussing how Jack win knock Car
pentier for a goal" or "the French
man will tear Dempsey's can off"
Employees Of the official conces-
sionaire were trundling hundreds OF
cases OF soft drinks into the booths
under the yeats and parking the hot
dogs in their kennels.
Near the main entrance n big tent
has been erected With the significant
sign, Hospital Unit Officials re-
fused to say whether Dempsey or
Carpenter had reservations there.
New Jersey has been noted for It's
wet sentiment. But II could never
be any wetter than II was this after.
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
wouldn't never make . native pu
out his chest
HOPES THE END
WILL BE MgRCIFTL


The boys with the IS seats have
been over there now long enough 10
vote In school board elections. These
seats were sold with the idea that
what you don't see won't hurt you.
A Not of counterfeit tickets have brcn
circulated. so you can 40 they win
not he n dun minute from the time
the holders Of the phoncy coupons
arrive.
coppers win keep anybody with.
out ticket four blocks away from
the arena. which VIII be 10 blocks
nearer than the guys with tickets
viii get for many hours- All IN all.
there's bound To be lots of fun, and
everybody should be out OF the
arena by p. m. that Is everybody
but Carpenter. He'll 10 out much
sooner.
Well. let's hope the end win BE-
merciful.
e-TrIY E~xrrsf0n~r II - q n n = a -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
BANK TELLER IS
| OUT WITH FACTS
AD0UT TROUBLE
Conditions So Wonderfully
1 Improved He Doesn't Hes
itate to Give Tanlac
Strong Endorsement

8. r. Brown. wen known teller In
the Commercial National Bank, re-
Z siding at 1882 West 5sth Place, Los
Angeles. California, Is among the
latest to come forward with his UNI
qualified Endorsement OF Tanlac.
In discussing the medicine at the
Owl Drug store recently. Mr.. Brown
said:
sTanlac helped me so quickly
Il was really a surprise TO me. j
line to California about a year and
Va half ago, in the hope that the
change IN climate would be bene-
fetal to my health; but regardless
Of the change and Of everything j
took in trying to get relief from my
troubles, did not improve. had
been In poor health ever since / had
a severe case OF influenza, and
could hardly eat anything or sleep
enough to give me any rest was
80 weak when / got home from
work that I often felt too exhaust
ed TO even try 10 eat my dinner.
my wife urged me TO try Tanlsc.
and finally I began taking II. with
/, the result that my appetite i'm
pfoved, and in a little while was
really enjoying my meals. My
strength came back rapidly. and
now / am 20 strong I can stay on
nv feet all day without feeling
!. fatieued. In fact. last Sunday ]
vas out walking nearly all day and
asre home feeling fine. My phys.
IN condition " 30 much improved
that don't hesitate TO give Tan
lac my unqualified Endorsement j
shall always keep bottle in the
house. II certainly proved to be the
night medicine for me-"
Taniac In sold in Seattle by the
Barfell Drug Stores and leading
T.+>-..f o. tf..cvtfeovuert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
ASTOR GIVES
BUTLER CREDIT FOR
HER HIGH POSITION

LONDON. July Lady Aston
give~ her butler credit for her
election to the British parliament
She declares he always seemed to
get things right. no matter how
dkxagreeabie every one else WAS
HE was a gentleman she said.
s-as kind 20 the smallest kitchen
maid an to me. wAich Ia the
true test She says she values
her home mors than ever since
entering public life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
RING BATTLE
HERE'S MORE ABOUT

mark. $50 this h Dempscyr
In my widely ignored opinion. The
dashing and nobility tailored French
man would not have n chance TO
beat Jack Dempsey In = prize night
n they let him come IN with an az
In each hand I think Jack could
take them away and spank Georges
with the handles
Don't get the idea thst I am try.
ing to ridicuis tho handsome city
chap which has mort assurcdiy
como a long why's to get smacked
for a row OF ashcans. I wish him
the best of luck and. apparently. 30
does everybody else In the United
States Of volstcad with the possible
exception OF Jack Kcarls and his
visible means OF support
In coming right out boiffy Win
the statement that tn. best Georges
can hope TO do Is grab the place
money. I am simply giving the re-
suit OF close study OF both leather
ptnherx. their records condition.
phygiques and whafnot-
SPORT WRITER'S WOULD
TAKE THE VEIL
Tho match should never have BERN
made. an many sorchead viii howl
as no battles his way out Of Boyie's
20 acrrs when the execution is over.
whilst we are on the subject I
wouldst like to say that II Carpcn.
tier should by some miracle knock
the champion for a trip. about 5000
sport writer's will have 10 take the
veil. Personally. have no reputa.
ton as an expert to lose. as nobody
knows better than tho reader. so I
could pick the referee TO win tho
muss IL wished to and stili be
looked on as a authority with az
much respect as 1 am looked on
now.
Both Jack and Georges have
quit making their sparring partners
wish they had took up bookkeeping
and are now ready for the bell that
will start the caiaciysm. Dempsey
has sslid many times that Georges is
a nice fellow and he likes him but
when Jack gets in there tomorrow
scowllng and tlghtflpped. fear me
ne will see in the palcfaced, stccly-
eyed Frenchman the reason for
more. Most Of the storm OF criticism
on his war activities has got under
his skin. II was the odorous com
parison. You know. Georges airplain
ing under fire while Jack shook n
cruel hammer In a shipyard that fed
the flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

SHREVEPORT. Ia - charley
Baker, alias John Murphy. arrested
here. says he is escaped convict
from Oregon state penitentiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01

Indian oil for treatment OF diseased
tonsils never fails. All sickness is
traced TO II, even goiter. Tonsils
need not be removed II you use it.
Ask your noighbor. Send postcard.
Box SOL. Seattle. wash.--Advertise
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-01
Committee Favors
Bill Against Beer

WASHINGTON. July IA fav-
orable report on the Campbell Wills
snti-beer bill was made by the sen.
ate sub. judiciary committee late yes.
tcrday. Some slight changes were
made hut they will not interfere
with the quick passage Of the bill.
II was said.
The full committee was expected
Is s~i. ~ 30 bin rcxf Tucaf1y.
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Rival Bus Lines to
Fight Il Out Today

OLYMPIA. July L--Rivai bus
lines arc appearing before tho do
partment Of public works today In at
tempts to show that the rules Of the
department relative 20 the operation
Of buses are not being lived up To
by their competitors
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CONDEMNED MAN
EATS HEARTY MEAL"

Jack wouldn't be human IN he
didn't feel the urge TO batter Car
pentier TO the floor In quick order
as "A rctort to- his knockers. can
almost see him standing by the pros.
trate Georges sncering at the yelling
mob and muttering. There's your
Frenchman, you fathcads."
We'll. maybe he won't use the
proposition "fatheads." A friend OF
mine. who managed TO peep In a
window this morning whilst Carpcn.
tier was at breakfast rays the con.
demnod man ate n hearty meal and
seemed in good spirits. They shaved
his head . couple OF days ago and I
think they might have left that 20
tin the last minute to keep his mind
off the thing.
Jersey City is. OF course. tickled
silly At It's sudden tumble into the
limelight. but by the time the 0.0oo
fans push, shove. fight and bull their
way to the mammoth arena. they
win have taken more punishment
than either OF the fighters win and
se'f4f 't- wsii - rn'iirv frrsce CITY