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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
SEMINARY STUDENT
Nr. Leroy Meyers in Pine Discourse at
HIS Home Church

Mr.. Leroy Meyers. % this city. one OF
tho Second Presbyterian church : repre-
sentative students in the Mcc"cintcN
Theolog cal seminary at Cn!caso deL'-
cred a highly interesting discourse 10
the compensation OF he SECOND Fresoy-
tr-!an church LAST evening. Ills subject.
Behold How Great Il Love lie Hath
Bestowed" taheu from the third chapter.
tenth verse OF the FIRST t.?ist!e OF John
was wei chosen. a&d mis- interpretation
OF the meaning o: IL" verse as applied
10 Tho modern day life was well re-
ccived.
Mr. Meyers has h-"a a. the Motor
mack Seiu!"n-r COR cAe past year and
mex: IA oa:rrS Princeton. where h" -.
study :o- hi. Rachc."r q. Divinity ,l"-
gre" !Itrr "a x" - another c"..'.ce -
receive mis- Do'to- oC Divinity degree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
STEUBENV|LLE
Child Fatally Hurt;
Run Down By Auto

S,cuNenviMc Ohio. Iulv l2.--F'lor"nc'.
hin" year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Hutchinson. Of West Market
street. was probably fatally injured TO-
day when sh" run In front OF an auto
driven by Everett Allison, aged Is years.
Of this city Tho accident occurred in
front OF tho IIutrhtson home. The littI"
rjr! dar;!nC into tho street ahead OF IN"
r,uyinr car. ALISON swcrvcd sharply :"
.n,. leT, n m effort to miss her but N"
,3r struck h,r and she was Knocked
down. her head being crushed between
nr, wheel AMI tn" curb. Her skull was
c,ortur.i Sh, was removed 20 tn" Ohio
valley hosVi,ol. where It - said there
l.. eu,.,u chance for her recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
BENWOOD
Many ut Camps

Owing to the quiet industrial Si'ua-
.i,r tho rcnpic o. Benwood are enjoying
the outdoor life this summer CONSIDER
a!,i, more ;hun usual. Two local organ
jz,;ions, the Kerry Club and the Bach-
e!ors' Club. established their camps
along the river early In the season ana
both have been heavily natroniZcd. Inc
camp OF the Kerry club Is located opp"-
site the lower cud Of the NaFr"wS IN 4
fine spot ard Is n" mecca for scores
q. ,rruh,rs and Their friends these hot
DAYS and nights. Yesterday WAS SPe-
cI,l occasion AT IL" camp and between
- AVID 80 visitors were entertained Inc
E,,Nn,ors are farther from home. haH-
.r,, located II Crc&ap's Grove. opposite
Powha;an. They report an Ideal HE IN
tho "rcr aud are We'll equipped for an
extended stay.
Mrs. Mary Marcovitonitch
Mrs, Mary Marc"NitonItrh. one or the
hr,,rr known foreign women OF BON
Mood. died last evening at the Norm
Wheeling hospital. Mrs. MarcoNtontch'
who was 80 years or age. had hccn
sufferer from cancer for some time ana
went 20 the hospital in the nope OF on,
tanning some relief. However, tho arena
disease Nad advanced too far and noth-
ing could l." done. In addition 10 heF
family. Mrs. NHrcov!t"N.tch leaves many
friends ~ mourn her Joss. The inneFai
a--angr,n"u'S had not been cnmPeteu
last night.
Bonwood Briefs
Yesterday WAS quiet day N ponce
circles There was no polio" court ana
no arrests made M 10 midnight
The ,.t,," daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Majo johns viii br taken to me "h'o
vai;,, General. hospital today for an
operation. Mr.. Johns IS driver OF t"'
local ire department.
Uniform Rank knights % lYtA'AS
will hold m Interesting meeting tom"F-
row night at Armory hail.
Mrs. George Jcftcrs. who recently re-
,urn.d t. her home from the Gicndaie
hospital. continues To improve.
Tho local rcd mon Will consider some
business ard social matters ut their
regular meeting tomorrow night.
Raw Osborne returned TO l?ttsourEh
Yesterday after spending few days In
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Mr., HART BETTER
rels1rarn Prom Frederick, Nd, An
nouncss Improvement and Fam
uy - Encouraged.

kilograms received las; evening BY
friends OF Hon. Charles Rurdet Hart
state that Mr.. Har; was resting eaSitT'
and that his condition has shOwA con
siderable improvement.
While his condition Is still serious.
his family and physicians ~" very
much ENCOURAGED Hy the DOE opm"ntS
IN his case Mr.. Hart IS now n L hos
pltal.ln Frederick. Nd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

Case Of Parkersburg returned Tus0d4y
evening from a motor trip 10 Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Neuhardt have -
theIr guest his sister. Miss Marie Nsu.
hardt Of Turlock. Oklahoma.
A warrant, charging murder VS.
formally sarvcd today upon Anthony
(sborty) Taught. 16 years old Of Next
nv Constable r. II. Carpenter Of Middle
bourne, following tho funeral Of Ernie
Taught aged 10, who died in the Ohio
valley general Hospital in Wheeling
from stab wounds said to have been In
n!cted by the boy under arrest The
constable brought the boy to Middle
bourne and incarcerated him In the
Tyler county jail after the funeral
Misses Elizabeth and June Williams
OF pittsburgh are spending several days
at the home Of II. II. Work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
SISTERSVILLE

SietorSvillo. July 12.-Mrs. N. F.. Nc
\aa.l-n Of Texas arrived "Wednesday Tor
an extended visit with her son, q. Z.
MrNnall"n and family.
MISS Media Turner Of Rruin. a. VINO
has been Thine guest Of her cousin MISS
Claire Morgan the past few days re-
turned HON" Wednesday,.
MIR. and Mrs Il. +. kyle OF Next and
their daughter Mrs. Loman Ash or thls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,

Clarksturr. ". Va. July i3.-As the
result Of taking slow acting poison
With suicidal iu'cUt. BaSCom l.. Her"id.
e5. a coaf"ctirUe- OF Nartlana. sub
urh. IS 4: deaths door in i hospital Win
small chances OF recovery. Before TAX
Ing the poison It's, night ~ his r""minS
house he ,cft not" stating t"a' ms
head hurt and that he was tired y re-
r.u, quarrel with . frI"rd and a relative
: be.ie.td TO have mad" han dcSpond-
on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
MOUNDSV|LLE
CURFEW ORDINANCE
IS ENFORCED HERE
Children Sixteen Years and Unaer
Called TO Their Homo at Nine
O'Clock Last Evening

Tho c:'y'S cGrfcw ocdjnanc" ia now
in tho l!mc!iEht, where Z should have
been some emo ago. and last night al
Q O'Clock children sixteen years and un-
der were called to their homes by the
ringing G, the Curfew bel. In some
cases a Will Srrambl. for the little
,umb:e-down shack in Athlone' was
evidenced and kids ran right and left,
al n 4 hurry lest the city policemen
take them n.
Several elderly people expressed them
selves last evening as being quite ;"N"r-
able 10 the enforcement OF the curtew
ordnance IN View Of til" fact That quite
a number az Young fo'kS" have been
keeping late hours. In one instance. 4
10 said. several younG girls. vino are
understood - be less than sixteen years
old. rere standing on the street a.
past Curtew hour hour" and when
stranger approached asked him for
dime with wh:.h they purchased T."
r-ra,n. Acts Of this kind are only
dymoral:zlng 70 tho yet younger poop"
and IN ,h,S case tn" cur!cw bell ringing
a, Q y. m. will como in quite hands!y.
Water wagon Housed"
MouniSyili,'S water wagon Is ''houSrd
or rather idle. a city taxpayer remarked
last evening. This IL quite AMUSING. II"
w.r. on. - Know 4: the sam" tim" ttt
quite 4 number Of the c!ty'S unpaN"d
>'r-o,s are n,cc~aS t"r au'olS'S wh"
throw dust into the homes Of residents
A. they pass with their machines. Wa!!c
,hn water wagon Is idle. K could. no
doubt +" pu: into use with very l:tt.e
cost Water Is cheap. ~" OHIO river
beng fut os It. al! free: and /; would
AID very nr'i'h 10 the looks Of both IN"
town and residences ~ some of IN" un-
warranted "duSt' was kept down.
TO Picnic Today
S1.p,hn-g 80 the FIRST Presbyterian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
SIMPLE CANNING
OF Fruits and Vegetables

Lecture and demonstration by Ecrn!ce
car;"- Dav!s. Thursday. 80 ?. - Mar
ket S.-ee, noor o: SION" X Thomas.
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

pie Of Cuticura Soap and Ointment
and then Dough, Two cakes Of Soap
and two boxes Of Ointment which
healed her" Signed Mrs. Lee
Conner. Palmyra, Ark.
Cu,icuGa Soap. Ointment and Tai
cum are all you need for all,oilet uses.
Battle with Soap. soothe with ONT
nrn,, dust win Ta.cun.
sInpI,E.sh Freely NAL Address "causurs Lab.
or,torri Dept II, Sa.sea - SAt - "S"c!-
80. ~,,.u,.. tirr:a,rt"r arr .Ac Ta.cJ!n Sc
NCutcura Soap .hayrs without mug.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
CUT|CURA HEALS
BABY'S P|MPLES
Would Itch and Burn, Was Cross
and FretfuI. Hair Came Out.
My baby had some kind ofbreak-
ing out on her head and then Invent

aIIIUSI III UNcI tut II
broke out in pimples and
would itch and burn and
she would scratch. She
was cross and fretful and
did not sleep we'll at night,
and her hair came out.
81 n. L. fre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Some More Truths.

yOULD YOU use shovel pebble? Certainly not implements
" are built according to the work they have to do
Would you grownups remedy for your babys s7 Certainly not
Remedies are prepared according the work THEY haVe| do
All this preliminary reminding that Fecher Coa was sought
ont found and is prepared solely remedy for Infants and Children And let
this be warning against Substitutes Counerts and the usta stuff that
NAV he all right for YOU your strength but dangerous for the little bab
All the mother- lies within your heart cries out to you: Be true to
Baby And being Baby you will keep in the mouse les pay
ppa for babies as you would baby food hrbus toothbrush SPONGE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
goldter's Remains.

The remains Of CORPORAL Howard J..
rrebIo. son OF Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Profile
y this city. who killed wht!o serving
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
water wagon Housed"
TO Picnic Today

Members 90 the FIRST Presbyterian
Sunday srhcol and tn" congregation "t
-, church Viii leave this morning on 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Purchases store

= r. W"uahWru. Formerly ha!c owner
~ -" Wp"dhUrm anil Bruur,t store. "t
Jefferson avenue, ;H!a ely. has pUr-
CHASED :"'u J. X. Bennett, Tho after
PARTNER. la share IN tho grocery, ami
vi. ,uut.Aur u conduct :hc business
frr himself. Tho deal was C"usumma' Cd
s"VcC.. days ago hut not Un:U yesterday
was The announcement made. Tho
.a.aua: said 70 have been patti FOR tho
4nc-aa!: in,c=c.: WIS ~, given out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Fred A. Ironside. 10, who was
taken from bis mother by his father
following a divorce and who LATER
ran away from his fathers home In
Butte after the latter remarked. was
sought here today by private detect
ives and police
The mother, Mrs. r. Ironside. Of
San Francisco. appealed TO Chief w.
III. Soaring and The Star TO use every
effort TO locate the lad. who Is be-
iievcd TO be leading a wandering life
In the Northwest
When the mother last saw Fred
he was tot Of 9 years. He waa
seen here a year ago. Information
regarding him should be communi.
Gated TO the chief Of police, San Fran.
cisco, Cal
Miss Kittie Doubleday Of szf West
Emerson st. Seattle. would like TO
know of the whereabouts Of Ernest
Noble. from whom she last heard
three years ago when he was In
Honolulu
Il. J. Trcnter. 7a:5 Seventh ave.
would like 10 know the Whereabouts
Of Mr.. and Mrs Samuel J. jackson.
last heard from in Bellevue about 10
years ago. At that time jackson was
In charge Of the kitchen at Hewitt 4
Lee Lumber Co.
Unknown 10 the ynebscnA Trcnter
married their daughter. Violet Ber-
nard. She has since died.
Missing for three months, After q
mysterious disappearance in Tacoma
Melinda Barnes. 80. was sought here
today. She was last seen at q station
In Tacoma on November 81, but did
not buy a ticket. her brother. w. IL.
Barnes. 1916 Fortune St. Portland.
told Tho star. She had been EN-.
pioyed by the Tacoma Telephone
company.
She Is dark compiexioncd. about s
feet 6 inches tall. weighs i55 pounds.
has hazcl eyes and her black hair Is
grayinr. She wore plaid skirt. dark
velour hat with red feather and blue
serge coat
She roon,ed at SIS N. Ninth ST..
Tanoma- She left all her belongings
there when she disappeared
Ernest Noble. who was Inst heard
from while In Honolulu. II being
sought by Klttie Doubleday. Of 62i
w. Emerson St. who moved into a
now district while Noble WAS on his
way TO the states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
TROTSkY HELD
IN JAIL HERE
Nope, II Isn't THE Trotsky
of Russian Fame

y. Trotsky. anteccdents I'M
known. ianguishcs In city jan
wednesday while charges Of booze
transportation are being prepared
against him In federal court
Leonard Regain. federal prohfbi-
ton agent, saw TrotsiSy aiight from
n flivver and enter the Central
building with a suitcase thai sag.
ged suspiciousty Tuesday after
noon.
Regain touched Trotsky ON the
shoulder.
Drive me down To the police
station" he said
Trotsky did so. When they got
there Regain opened the suitcase
and found In II ~ quarts Of Cana
dian Club whisky.
The machine Is held for con-
fiscation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
STEILACOOM'S
MARSHAL, SHOT
Wounded in Battle With
Holdup Man

TACOMA. Feb. 2s.-George w.
Harrison. town marshal OF Stella
COON, was shot In the leg in a
gunfight with holdup man on the
main street of the town last night
The bandit was still at large today.
II is believed he was wounded In
tho fight. and Is in hiding some
where on the outskirts OF the town,
The shooting occurred soon after
two Steilacoom boys had been held
up and robbed. After taking their
money. the robber marched the
youths to the home of one OF
them, and ordered them to enter
and bring out food for him. The
marshal was notified by telephone
and the gun battle followed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
Bureau Of
MI 8 sin g
Relatives

The Star Invites tts readers u uss fbis
I~vparsmest ss an aid IN fisdisg misstss
vsisfisss or friends. The department. u
to heip in reuniting those who hsvs scsn
sepsrnfed. Those who's relatives -
friends sre missing ere Invited - rspsvs
the disspp~srsnce directly 10 The stss.
H<,ad.,s who may hnow the whsresbssts
Of persons meetisse1 u this column -
missinG are requested aiss - report ts
Tlsc stev. Other sewsps0~rs are invites
90 reproduce ssch Items ~ will interest
their communitlee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
Sister of Two "Boy
Savages" in Court

Clara Koss. 10, sister OF two
boys found at Eagle Gorge approx
mately year ago growing up with.
out human oompanionship. was
brought TO Presiding Judge King
Dykeman In the superior court
Wednesday by the school board for
a hearing on commitment to the
school for the deaf and dumb at
Vancouver, Wash.
Her two brothers AFRO now being
treated Mt Medical Lake. All are
said to be stunted In mental de-
velopment as a result Of their
peculiar experience of being isolated
and never spoken TO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
Autos Collide; One
Woman Is Injured

Mrs. Luis Barberi. 40, OF 1864
Goth ave. s., was attended for
bruises at the city hospital Tuesday
after an auto In which she was rid.
ing. driven by d. NJ. McQuesten.
1916 Third ave, oollided with the
machine OF c. w. Lea, 1890 II. Pros.
pect at. ut 2sth ave. and IL. Mad,
|ison St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
College Girl Badly
Burned Recovering

Miss Bess Slusser was recovering
Wednesday at her home. 5000 send
ave. s.. from burns received Satur-
day at Pullman College. where she
Is u student
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
A RwAf. BARGAIN
Z en- nseT ar,
sKAGrT DELTA LANDS

$50 Fer Acre on Terms
II you want futnSr HON. on the
richest lands INF thn state. no
stunpa. no stones. no brush 20
clear Is acres up. close "a
paved roads. schools. churches and
tnwn-~~orne 20 our office and get
full particulars Join our auto
excursions and see what wa are
offering you.A
Government statistics showing soil.
content and what Tn being raised
on adjoining lands nj your COM
mand. Don't delay. act now.
while We have land for you.
SPARKS 4 DYE. 1870 Second Ave
Ground Floor Location.
Phone Elliott 5uts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
Marvellous Story
of Horrible Duel

Fighting deadly duel while their
shivering shanks rivaied their pal
plating haekbones and chafferfng
teeth In movements shimmie-wise,
A. c. obert. a. negro, and George
Miner. IS. negro. were 1ailed "
Sergeant e. w. Pieiow and Patrol
men c. l. Bryant and c. O. Legnta
at i2th ave. s. and Jackson a.
Tuesday night The cause Of III
duel. which was carried ON With
knives. was not made public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
o. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THEATRE
Theatre equipment must be sold this
week. 200 nents. Powers ms
chimes. electric fans piano. etc
Hee .IiAuBuOof, t22 burke bldg.
1SoLI.ARa. LIKE GARDEN SEED.
multiply according TO their man
aeement and the. fertility Of the
soil they ara planted In Our
proposition Is thiss
LIST --fnvestigate the hook nrd lad
der truck that fire departments
ar. are cau,ppsd MIN, ,.no.,,.n w.
can assemble a truck for $1,000
that will discount their present
equipment ia many ways,
Alt asoendr straight over Its base.
Bit Will take UP 9 fir-men In the
CT viii 90 in anywhere you can
drive a touring car,
Done man can operste ".
Ask firemen ms 20 a. u. and G Any
tsspaysr ~ 70 ,, 2; II interested
q PERSONAL
BATH AND MASSAGE FARfs5n
Lady attendant daily and Sunday.
Upstairs GA First ave. Main 5iis
ANNA MARKS - Hydrotherapy,
scientific massage. GOT Mutual
Iafe Bldg. First and Yesier.
NuHsE--Mra. A. wliieliSsan. Ballard
100 REAL ESTATE LOANs
MONEY ron WASHINGTON FARM
and acreage loans. Hothe Farm
Mtg Co, Inc. 1912 srd ave. Seattle
i06 LEGAL NOTICES
City TREAsuREE's NOTICE
Tho following described bonds. which
were deposited an security by the
Citizens Bank OF Georgetown
with tho City of Seattle. will be
rold BY mo on March Is. 1921. al
the hour OF 10 o'clock In the fore
noon. at my office IN the County
city Building In the CITY OF se-
Bonds Nos. n to 70. inclusive. Of
Local Improvement District No
acre, of the City of Seattle. OF face
value 1900 each. with interest cvu'
ponn attached thereto.
Bonds Nos. - To IS, Inclusive. oi
Local Improvement District No
5000. OF the city OF Seattle. OF this
face value OF $500 each. together
with Interest coupons attached
thereto.
The city Treasurer reserves this
right TO reject any or ell bids.
First publication OF this notice Feb
ED I. TERRY.
city Treasurer OF the city Of Seattle
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5. FOR sAI.E--WATEItF1tONT
PROPERTY

ON PUGET -EoUNI- ACRES WITH
spring water. east slope. graveily
beach; tho closest 60 Seattle D
hcrrH on salt water. Tor tvtbj
terms 1855 cash. balance within .
years Charles Somcfs Co. AiAHhh
I lt1As%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
PLAN BIC SUMS
FOR ARMY, Navy
Develop BattIeships, Air.
planes and Submarines

WASHINGTON. FEB. zs~-JThe
army appropriation bin carrying
s3t. 0oe.es4 moro than allowed by the
house. WINS reported to the senate to-
day by the military affairs commit
tee.
AZ the same time tho senate sub
committee. considering the naval
bin, had about finished its work.
The naval subcommittee decided
that the capital ship, tho atrplans
and the submarine all should receive
the utmost development
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

MRS MARIE BRYNAL1Ds0N. q
dropped dead In her home. 1870 =
Denny way. Tuesday night The
body Is at Bonney- watson.s mmtm
airy.
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CAPITAL SHIPS
ARE FAVORED


tho utmost development
CAPITAL SHIPS
ARE FAVORED
Tho committee approved confirm
ing the present construction pro
gram OF capital ships. but decided
also TO authorize two airplane car
riers and urged an appropriation az
$4,000 900 toward the construction
Of these ships. In addition sis,729>
900 was recommended for aircraft
development. The senate committees
also revived an old appropriation Of
$500. 900 TO be used in promoting
aviation at Camp Kearney. Cal
The importance with which tho
committee view naval aviation was
Indicated by its appropriation Of
$4,000 900 for experimental work In
aircraft. the largest sum ever named
for the purpose.
Navy personnel was increased -
10000 by the senate commhfee, nm
increase Of 10000 over tho house ne
ure. The marine personnel was
raised from 10000 TO $4,000.
As passed by the house. the army
WI faffieH NotI apkN1pf tA%A1u -
1891. 20s.1f2.
. The senate committee raised n
figure 20 $500. 214.sos.
The Item for pay for the army
was increased ti7.o3e.s41 over the
house amount OF t144.745.eos. The
senate figure provides for 1910 Of
ficers and $4,000 men. the personnel
esrablished in the bill passed over
the presidents veto. Several items
lof pay were overlooked by the housA
members OF the committee xald to
day.
AIR SERVICE FUND lsE~FN
Is INCREASED
i Appropriation for uhe air seFvsce
was raised from sIs zoo. 900 to Sz3~
100000. This sum, according to Sen
ator wahsworth. chairman Of the
military committee. win permit the
army to construct new types 0e
planes. which are now being pro
ljected.
An increase OF ss.7e5. 900 was mada
In the appropriation for the National
lGuard. This body, according 70 the
senate committee. would have virtu-
Tally passed from existence under the
house appropriation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

.uuu Il. ~ L. VII g. ~" .
STOCKS WANTED
Western Rubber. Marsh Mines
f'utrell Coupler. Corn Finauee
Liberty DID Nietory Honds-
&, J. STEEIIf
us Cherry ST.. iiose lid. Main ssss
Will. HtY LIBERTY BONDS
so Tutreit Car cohplar.
9t~veuS uuryea tnltH.
METROPOLITAN stores. com ana pro.
WILL SELL
10 woodcork OF America
is Alaska steamship Co.
20 Olympic Tire A. Rubbee
Too uothert Process steel
igs Slmple1 Auto Wheel
500 Beacon Coal
goo Universal High Power.
500 rarific Electric Weldcr.
1000 western smelling a. Power
1000 National Mines
1000 Columbia Red Metal
600 Redemption Gold. Canada
MAX wfSkLfsR
80 Union St Ellioo ske.
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- ron Observation-Disclosures


A Nrw AND WONDERFUL.
Disorders, rheumatism. Nsu-
ritis. Nervousness. Kidney and
Liver Troubles Used by Hoe
pitfalls. Sanitarium. aud Dee
tors. No Medicine Massage or
tho like, POSITIVE RESULTS
Nriug this ad 20 the VITO
NET SANffARltM and got
one free treatment. 9ds Cen
trai buiidinE Elliott tssf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23
STOCKS AND BONDS

STOCKS OFFERED
$50 Victory Rubber .......s o.So
or 10 King Air~hip .....-- 1000
10 silent Drama s....---. 5000
1900 Deacon Coal Mines ..-- .lIH
1900 Columbia Red Metal - 10
~ AM Nitrogen Products. 1000
70 Seattle Eng. Echool.... 200
go S Ven nse1 ru = srs oli - ,ll;S
500 IAnhattau-Tesns Pet 30
200 Aid Continent Royalty. 80
1000 wash. Montana OIL 49,. .0s
1900 Forks Drilling ........ Special
Tg0O /. X. 4. oil ......... 90 y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Ernest Noble. who was Inst heard
from while IN Honolulu. IL being
sought by Kittic Doubleday, Of 62i
w. Emerson St. who moved into a
now district while Noble was on his
way TO the states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-23

Last years t-pasr~ur~r car. In
the beat of condition. run
1000 miles, has black wire
whee's and Nactleaiiy new
paint. top. upholstery just like
new. This car was never
abused. has been driven very
carefully by an old gentleman.
who had to trade In for a
closed ear, We absolutely
guarantee this ear. becauee We
are most positive that IL Is an
down.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-25

CONTINUED next week.)