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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-28
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Tuesday night, Jan. rs. Charity
Lodge No. IS conferred the rank Of
Esquire on class OF Pages,
Feb. lst the rank OF knight win be
given
Knights come out and enjoy Abe
work.
Watch US grow.
II. q. MATTHIAS, X. OF n 4 S.
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LOST "A gold wrist watch. be-
tween Opera Houge and Palace Gar
age, Thursday. january go. Reward
ii returned 20 Advocate Office
Jan. $50
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-28

Christian Endeayor week Of the
Church of Cod viii begin Sunday
January 20, and closes February 6. an
EerWees hegInning IL $50. The sub.
ieets gor the week are as follows
Tuesday, #tinioR Meeting Thursday
"Internedtakn' Saturday afternoon
from 2 to { O'Clock for turiors and
m0thersF sunday, Decision Day" a
cordial welcome Ii extended to all
Westminster Realty & Insurance
Co, report the following sales ior
this week Wm Reese property on r.
Main street. TO Arthur V. blizzard
and wlles Allen Riekeli lots on Liber-
tn street. to Michael MeCatfrey. and
The Adam Devilhiss property. In 1y.
rene. 10 Carroll T. Crawford.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
nany has cut one hour each day from
the time Of its operators The Office
~ this city Will close at D. IL. nj.
stead of i.
About 100 men employed In the
Western Maryland Hallway shops at
will be laid on February
j. according TO notices posted at the
shops where all could see them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-28

WANTED General farm hand with
experience; good reference: married
and white. Will furnish good house,
garden and firewoul and pay good
wages to reliable man Apply AZ once
to Advocate.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-28

a healthy appetite Is a priceless
possession, but an expensive thlns g
have.
4 Ford Motor Company wants TO bor-
row $75,0o0,Qo0 rom Wall street
brokers.
Prick Company. Waynesboro. Pa,
reduced wages Of men IN plant 70 per
cent Monday.
Soup kitchens have been PIT into
service In Toledo, Ohio, to feed the
unemployed Of that city.
4 stagnation in business Is not per-
mitted by business men SO long az
printers ink Is handy.
\ Rev Joseph G. Mallan, Of Baltimore
who has been critically III, is improY-
ing, and Is out OF danger
I A government airship Is to be usef
to locate schools OF FISH IN the Chesa-
peake Bay for the fishermen.
The wife OF Stephens city. Va.
( farmer picked pears from tree Ia
their yard few days ago and canned
them.
Values are presumed 10 be regulat-
cd by the law Of supply and demand
but in many cases they are eOntr0tfyd
by that OF greed and grab
The Odd Fellows have opened "a
new branch OF It's order in Cumber-
land II ia known as the Oriental Or
der Of Humility and Perfection.
Lent begins this year February 9th
Easter Sunday fails on the eth 81
March. the ith OF July comes on Mon
day and Christmas on Sunday
A passenger on tie Impua,ar
which dockcd at New Yori, last wccb
said that three men and woman IT,
a crooked crap game won $1,000
Blue Ridge College dcfe8ied Inuia-
( tn College "a to ID Saturday, 30 New
Windsor, in q game Of basket ball.
The game was last an intercatlng
More thaa 3S.0oo lives have been
saved en- the railroads 81 The United
States as q result OF tho organized
safety work carried on duriHE -
Year,,
CatorpiilHgs ARE proposed as p0sr
siJle cure for tuberculosis by 81 Net
aluik0G. the woil-anuTn bactgfio,u-
gigt. 10 a report 20 hiss iggt made tl
fhc rHstcur Institute. % France
9lh meH"efA 81 iae iaHiiy 0i Janice
Aahihs' near NthAlilg.pa 'bE'
mouse ONO We're i''HeP I" H,ata
carry SUNDAY morning "hfa hfc d's
~ burned
~ COMMA riaon WIN we ''I.' '''a
ln# "eeh I'D wv only l"l ,'AH.ea A'
tf'Ht h9n"''d ~ lAg ",''.ll N' ~
iAia taiIW'F h,H"tA fhiiithAEr' lAf
tAe second week ~ January ana ibt
hrs' wv" "esha OF th' n'N'"
Mr. Holm a. rrgripgbg9, tb{r r'fv
bas gf.aUtad ia IotiIaf.,s 81, st,.,tl
lbe p1ouai I.iureiy,e lV..atau H.r.
qpe,. I'd uagsrstgwn which nv v.ab
.uEtV" 'oNnlg lsei''o.llan Hl.'' '5-
TIM committee WEI h''' F'-'"''t r.
| Iosnpb Isiajs baa b,prbf n.s wan
saDIsea ava. Nah f,r sep arJ gtsf
uFe Il f9r wood rbrg cav Ya.
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terests His articles will keep you in
close touch with governmental ac-
tivities Of vital importance to farm
ers. And that is only one of the
ways by which its national farm
news service will aid you. Every
week it brings dozen keen articles.
interesting fiction, helpful editorials
and enjoyable hunor.
ONE DOLLAR for a years stub
scription (S2 issues) will buy big
value in benefit and entertainment.
Let our secretary forward your
order today
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-01-28
Y0u CAV ALWAYS GIT EGG coal
WHY NOT Use EGGl

Many people could use it instead Of
Stove coal and get even better results
Especially 50 Il Pea coal we're mixed
with It.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
Look These Over

s1,S5O. CASH $500 3-room and porch, frame and toilet. Good location, northwest. l block car line and within walking distance.
 $1,S50, CASH $500 3 rooms and porch, corner location, district Some built-i in features. Possession at once.
 $4,25O CASH S75O broom ard screen pebble dash house hardwood floors, grey brick fire place book cases and sideboard. Cement porch and walks. Good shade.
 5000, CASH $1,000 rooms and large back porch. Ev- cry built-in to-the- minute. Large cor ner lot. 5Sx150 feet to alley. Good shade, shingled roof. Move right in on street being paved.
 $5,S00, CASH S1,000
 Groom solid, brick and pebble dash house. Every built-in feature. fire place. Book cases, sideboard. hard wood floors. large cement porch front and side. walks and side walks Shlngled roof good cement garage and lawn. Possession at once. only s5, 500 S1. 900 cash.
 We have house to rent, s6O month or lease.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
FOR sALE-MlscELLANEous
Office Furnished

COMPLETE AND READY FOR BUSINESS. $500 BUYS IT POP MONIHON BLDG. It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
Modern Brick House
ROOming House

Lease and furniture for sale: good location and reasonable rent and priced to sell.
 SIDE WARD, WITH O'BARR & PINNICK REALTY co.
 no N. 1st Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
25% Income

Double house, rooms on each side, and 4-room house in rear. Just com pleted; with lights, gas, water. built-in features, 3-piece bath in each. These houses are distinctive in design and architecture. When you see them you want them. Price s6500. The income is 25 per cent on the investment
 KINCAID- ROMAN REALTY co.
 225 w Adams It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Rock Bottom

5-room modern cement home on car line and paved st.. house well located and must be sold at once; give us $500 and move in at once; all finished in old ivory; if you are hunting snap look this over. if not don't bother
 Phone 4252. Bolin Realty Co.,, F w. Van BtIren St bs
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
LoTs-LOTs-LoTs

ONLY A FEW LEFT IN LA BELLE SIDEWALKS ARE IN. CURES AND CITY WATER, TOO CONVENIENT TO CAR LINE; CLOSE TO NEW COUNTRY CLUB: A HIGH CLASS HOME PLACE. PRICES SS0O.00, SS5O.00 AND UP. TERMS. T. CASH, BALANCE ] YEAR.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
E. w. Bacon

sUCc. TO BACON WEAVER co. Room { Bake Building. Phone 617 IL
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

MATTRESS-F'uu size. comparative " new, good one. for sale cheap Call e136 W. Madison It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

TO TRADE-s4,000 equity in beauti- ful six-room home, complete in every detail; walking distance; for smaller place farther out. Easy terms on bal ance. Phone 2451 bl
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
$500 Cash
$500 Cash

Groom brick in Wentworth on paved street: oak floors garage: a beauty, selling for only S6750 and a bargain.
 W. B. REGARDLESS
 31 N. 1st Ave Tel 4145 bs CASH bargain for attractive house, white enamel. French windows, ga- rage, three screen rooms, four rooms, laundry room. paved street. 152t w. Monroe. lt FOR SALE OR EENT-Ey owner; modcru brick house. good location. Tel fNuT los 1888 W. MONEOE-E Elegant new and never occupied 6 room brick pebble dashed. shade. Phone owner sos5. Dl
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
PIANOS. PIANOS

PLAYER PIANOS. PIANOS AND MONOGRAPHS AT FACTORY RE- TAIL PRICES. CASH OR EASY TERMS. TUNING ND REPAIRING.
 EMERSON, CHASE BROS. LINDE- MAN & SONS PIANOS.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
Cut Prices lODays

We are putting these special prices on our whole stock for ten days. You will never again have the opportunity of buying high grade rebuilt cars at such ridiollously low prices 4 small deposit win hold any car for spring delivery.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
S22OO.OO

LOCATED NEAR MCDOWELL ROAD This is a three- room new cement block, garage, chicken run. on as beau tiful lot as anywhere in the city. Size of lot 66 by f50, palm trees in front Remember the furniture goes with the place. $500 cash, balance your own terms. See us early Monday morning
 DAVE REALTY COMPANY
 126 N. Central Ave. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

FOR SALE-Early bart wheat; thor oughbred bronze tom turkeys; high grade Shropshire buck sheep, also feed for sale or exchange for sheep. M r. Longacre, Route 1, near Fowler school.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
For Sale

1917 Maxwell touring: not junk, runs good, good rubber and seat covers Make me an offer. Anderson Roper Motor Co. It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09
NOW IS THE LOGICAL TIME TO BUY REAL ESTATE

NOW IS THE LOGICAL TIME
 TO BUY REAL ESTATE
 NORTH AND EAST ON PAVED STREET; A FIVE ROOM BRICK, JUST COMPLETED. DANDY LIVING ROOM, FIRE PLACE. GOOD BUILT IN FEATURES. 2 NICE BED ROOMS, KITCHEN WITH LOTS OF CUP BOARDS, 2 GOOD SCREEN TORCHES; PRICED AT S7000.00. WE FEEL THIS IS A VERY GOOD BUY.
 AN ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM BRICK. NICELY LOCATED NORTHEAST; 2 GOOD SCREEN ROOMS, ALL MOD- ERN FEATURES: JUST COMPLET- ED: PRICED AT s5100.00 AND A s150O.00 CASH PAYMENT WILL HANDLE.
 A VERY ATTRACTIVE 10-ROOM HOME IN LOS OLIVAS. HAS GEL LAR, FURNACE, GARAGE FOR THREE CARS. SERVANTS QUAR- TIERS AND 2ia ACRES. AT THE PRICE THIS IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE BEST BUY IN THE VALLEY FOR THIS KIND OF A HOME.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-09

HERBERT g. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS 503, 3Q4, 3O5 HEARD BLDG. 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
PAGES II TO 20
RUSSIA RETURNS TO
CAPITALISTIC PLAN!

France. IL will resemble the national
banks Of the United States. Free n.
nancial intercourse with foreign ma
tons will be permitted"
The bolsheviki are ready. the
cabinet minister declared. TO grant
concessions 10 American and other
foreign capitalists for the exploita-
tion Of natural resources Of Russia.
such as coal. wood and oil. They
were prepared TO discuss with for
eigners whose property was con.
fiscated In 1917. the question Of In
dsmnity.
Tho new policy OF the soviet.
Kamaneff said, meant that the gov
eminent was retaining the title TO
land and buildings and leasing PROB
erty TO private firms the same as
an ordinary landlord.
IAN restrictions upon private
commercial and industrial activity
viii be removed forthwith" Kama.
neff raid. we realize now II has
proved impossible to re-fashion so.
ciety at one stroke. We never would
have gone 10 such extremes II II
had not been that war conditions
compelled iron measures 20 preserve
the soviets' existence"
Retention OF public utilities has
established a foundation. the soviet
leader said. wherein the govern
ment can build later. At the same
time, Il Is considered that control
OF national agencies Is stiil neces.
sary for defense Of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Merry BURGLAR
TRIES 3 TIMES
Pass Key to Apartment OF
Woman Used

Displaying remarkable audacity. n
young. aim burglar tried three times
TO enter the apartment OF Mrs T. ID.
Jones, zoo Republican st. early Fri.
day morning and was frightened
away by Jones.
Mrs. Jones was alone in the apart.
ment when. about ? a. m. she heard
the door knob rattle and arose.
thinking Il was her husband return.
Ing home. A key ratified in the lock
and she screamed. knowing II was a
burglar
The man fled and returned later.
inserting pass Key In the lock. The
attempt was thwHrted by Jones. who
returned to find tho man In the hall
Jones chased the man. After the
family had retired the nervy burglar
returned 20 make a third attempt
Several policemen rushed 10 the
scene In response 10 Jones' call. but
the man had fled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
HOME FOR
J0bLESS GIRLS
Old Fund Will Be Used by
Salvation Army

A modern structure 20 accommo.
date scores OF girls out OF work or
those employed at low wages Ii the
next Improvement TO ba carried out
by the salvation Army. Il was an.
nounccd Thursday by Chairman Bert
l.. Swezca. OF the Seattle executive
committee conducting the 1921 main.
tenanco budget campaign. which
will he brought 10 close by n but.
ton day" Saturday.
This young womcn's boarding
home VIII be buiit from funds raised
last year and which are now held
In trust for this specific purpose.
While these plans are progressing.
Chairman Swezea rs preparing for
windup OF the campaign 20 raise $780,.
600 10 defrny operating expenses OF
the Salvation Army during the re.
mainder Of the year. This budget II
made all the more necessary because
of big program Of relief work
which must he carried out among the
eity'a unemployed.
The is7z budget OF the Salvation
Army. however. Will be cared for In
the community chest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
APPETITE KEEN
AT FOOD SHOW
Cooking viands Whet Taste
OF Visitors

The first annual Seattle food show
got wen under way Thursday in the
Arena. Good crowds attended dur.
ing the evening in spite of inciement
weather.
Exhibitors Thursday found enthu.
slastic Interest OF the visitors In the
demonstrations OF various foodstuffs
and their economic preparation. Els
peeial interest was manifested In the
latest types OF electrical cooking ap.
paratus
Visitors were attracted by the arc
ma OF cooking viands and the arpc-
tites soon were whettcd 10 n point
where they found themreives in n
receptive mood sor testing the dainty
articles OF food that are being served
as demonstrations In tho various
booths.
Among the exhibits. one Of particu.
lar interest In n display Of part OF
the food supplies that are 20 go TO
stock the schooner Maud. the ship
which viii take Capt. Rnould Afnund-
sen and his party OF exploration In
the Arctic in 1929. The foodstuffs
are Seattle products and are heinE
exhibited a, the food show by one OF
the big Seattle manufacturers
Visitors were apparently pleased
with the musical programs In add
ton 20 the main features. there are
solos during the afternoon sessions
and a band concert In the evening.
Friday is community club day and
special attention In being given 20
the interests OF the various commu.
nifty clubs turnout the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23

Local bankers are preparing to en-.
tertun the vanguard of Eastern n.
nanciers who viii arrive here Friday
evening on their way 10 their ma
uonai convention In Los Angeles
The first trainioad win be the New
Workers. numbering 500. Delegations
from Ohio and Wisconsin will follow.
Tho best fossils Of the dinosHurs
are found IN America and Belgium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23

Piggiy wiSgly. the eierkless gro
Gerry store. Is about TO make Its bow
In Seattle.
Thlrtyone Of these unique shop
ping places with dizzy front Of blue.
brown and yellow. conducted IN ac-
cordancc with the original Piggy
wirxiy idea OF Clarence Saunders
OF Memphis. Tenn. and supervised
here by A. II. Jones. are TO be 80
tabiished thruout the state OF Wash.
ington.
The initial venture IN Washington
win be made next week when two
Seattle stores viii be opened for
the inspection OF the grocery buy
ipg public One of these will be
located at the Liberty Market. First
ave- and Pike st.. and the other at
the Queen City Market Fourth ave.
and Pine st
The corporation inauEuratinE the
venture has been built up to a
100000 concern by n man who
started as s4-amonth grocery boy.
There arc now $50 OF his stores In
isi towns and cities OF 20 states.
A. III. Jones. inaugurating the
venture here. declared: Seattle has
been chosen because II Is one Of the
most progressive cities not only Of
the Pacific coast but Of the country
and should have Piggy wlxgly
unit
The idea Is that customers enter
a lobby from which they pass thru
furnstiie and beside rack con.
tanning baskets In which articles Sc
iecfed from the shelves can be car.
ricd to the .&xit where the customer
pays tho cakhicr.
The saving to the patron b
enormous IN view Of the lack of
overhead expense to tho concernL 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
ny EDWIN HuLIINGER
Copyright 1881. by the United
IrcAa)


preAs)
MOSCOW. Sept. 25.--'"rhe soviet
government has decided 10 return 10
private capital all industries turnout
Russia. save railways. metal
iurgical. textile and fuel sources"
NJ. kameneff. head OF the Moscow
soviet and member OF tho bolshevik
cabinet. declared In an exclusive In.
teryiew with the United Press to
day.
The complet. scope OF the soyiet's
new economic policy was revealed by
kamaneff. who declared Russia is
on the eve OF a national reorganiza.
tion of a most sweeping character.
which will include rehabilitation OF a
large part OF the capitalist machin.
cry abolished In the revolutions OF
1917.
Kamnneff. who was formerly Rus.
sian trade representative In London
and Is now one OF the real powers
of the bolshevik government. told
In simple English the story Of Rus.
sia's realization that communism
could not be attained at single
bound and OF the determination OF
the present government to com.
pietely reorganize Russia's national
and Industrial life and TO make way
for capitalism.
A small man. with a long. flowing
brown beard. Kamaneff Ia not the
fiery figure of Ienine. but he will
exercise almost equal power when
the new regime f. In force.
Private banking In 70 he restored
in Russia. but on cooperative
basis" KamaneN said. The Ma
tional Bank OF Russia Will open with.
In a few days with n charter iden.
teal with that OF the Bank OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Merely Wanted to
Make Him Suffer

AKRON. Ohio. Sept .s.---f want.
ed 10 make him suffer- didn't
want 10 kin him Mrs Minnie Dcrr
told police today In CONTRASTING that
xhe had slain hn husband with
acid
Mira Derr was arrested shortly
after the funeral Of her husband.
A. r. DER. secrctarysrcasurer Of .
Wholesale builders supply house
Derr was burned with acid Mon
day night He died Tuesday. Mira
Derr received siighs infuriaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
French Cabinet
Talks Arms Meet

PARIS. Sept 25.-Agenda OF the
washington disarmament conference
was discussed at a cabinet meeting
today.
Aitho there has as yet been no
official comment upon tho tentative
agenda received from the state de-
partment at Washington. II was I'M
derstood that modification OF the
clause concerning the limitation Of
land armament viii be asked by
France.
MarshAis Foch and Fayoie have
been called to q conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Seattle Man Named
to Aid UNEMPLOYED

WASHINGTON. Sept zs.--secre.
tary OF Commerce Hoover announced
yesterday afternoon the name of ten
additional delegates To the unempioy.
ment conference. Included in the
number Is James y. Gibson. Seattle.
president OF the Waterfront Employ
ers' union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Try 10 Prove Abb
for Alleged Slayer

PORTLAND. Sept zs.--Attorneys
Attending Dan Casey. charged with
tGho murder Of Harry Phillips. spe-
81 agent for q local railroad. In .
I cunning gun fight thru the railroad
|Hnsds here the night Of June IA. to-
4 NY were expected to continue their
dxht TO prove an abb for Casey.
The state claims Casey's wounded
oondition from . revolver bullet at
the time Of his capture two days
following the shooting as sufficient
grounds for combating the alleged
killers alibi.
A cemetery for pct animals Is
maintained In Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23

Kelly Cords are made in two types: the
Kant-Sip Tread which offers q resis-
lance to wet, slippery streets that makes
slidding next to impossible, and the sturdy
Block and Button Tread. Both are long
mileage tires and sell for the same price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Hubbard Invents
New X-Ray Device

SPOKANE. Sept ;3.--An x-ray
machine no larger than . hand-xrip.
and different from the present x-ray
machine. inasmuch a. II can not
burn . patient Il said 10 have been
Invented By Alfred ". Hubbard. the
,o-year-oid inventor Of Spokane. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
high LIFE
GIRL shot,.
WOMAN dies
At the End OF Trail, Jealous
Woman Shoots HeireSs
and Ends Own Life

NEW YORK. Sept ss@-Driven
mad by tho high life" OF New
York. Mrs. Grace Lawos. OF San
rrancisco. early today sho, and
x3cusly wounded. MISS Mildred
han. q. heircss Of the Hanan
Millions. and then committed sui.
eide
The shooting occurred on the
sidewalk Of Schermerhorn st.
Brooklyn. as Miss Hanan and John
8. Boriand. an exporter. emerged
from the residence Of friend.
where they had spent the evening.
Mrs. Iawcs. who was an old
chum OF Miss Hanan. suddenly con
frcnted them and started shooting.
Mss Hanan. with bullets In her
arm and chest. ran a few yards and
then collapsed on doorstep.
WOMAN FALLS
IN AREAwAy
The other woman put the muxzlc
Of the pistol In her mouth and
pulled the trigger. She fell dead In
an areaway.
Police found Borfand sitting by
the miilionairess on the doorstep
trying TO staunch the flow OF biooi
from her wounds
Tho first theory was that Mrs
LAwcs was In a jealous frenzy
when she tried 70 kin Miss Hanan.
n w1s learned that Boriand had
~ friendly with both women.
MT the women had guarded and
y1lmk for several days Miss Hanan
hod been in fear Of an attack from
. s'cnxy woman"
: a few days ago she told a 20
Keenan,. authorities learned. that
: .crzxy woman with a pistol was
6c11owing her In a taxicab."
Letters written by Mrs rAwcs
Gnortiy before the shooting wcr-
unads public today. They threw
mors light on Mrs Iawes' state OF
mind showing she was unbalanced
~ her Hfe In New York
MOO MUCH HIGH
LIE AND FAST PACE
a Iokter to her mother. Mrs NJ.
= Dittmar. s1s walnut ST. San
yxanc1scr. said:
mother darling. You can never
un0srstand what I have been thru
DorA Don't Try to learn 1t Is
- Too much high life The
80 = TOO fast and the liquor has
Ar1vun ne crazy. dear. Forgive and
1Drgse and remember. pray for my
sDul Lovingly. Crace--
AncZher letter 10 Miss Billie VIII
hms. . nurse IN New York. said;
Dear Billie: Send me home 10
I (k1ifornia. cremAted- Make II easy
- my darling. sweet mother. Don't
~ her know the truth. Can't
aanA this sordid. tinsei life any
longer. Forgive me. Bsllie. All my
mistaksnI and remember me as sweet
"a clean Been too much liquor
Snnd ccnversAxions On AL sideA
<Gnea"
Bor,and, when questioned said
- understood MrA LAwes had
ND with Miss Hanan At her Park
dva mansion until some weeks ago.
chen she moved 10 . hotel after
= quarrel
1liss Dorothy Crctschafk. Il
vhoes home Miss Hanan and Bcr
bnd qpeut the evening before the
dhoottng. declared Mrs. IAwes was
= love with Boriznd and was ex-
1yemeiy Jealous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23

machine has been examined By Or.
c. c. Berkey. who testifies 10 IL I'd.
vantagca
Hubbard h the youthful inventor
who dcmonstrzted his atmospheric
generator" with boats on Puget
sound. . little more than . year ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-23
Want Free Fares
to Help Jobless

LONDON. Sept 23.--Locai train
lines have been requested TO grant
free fares before n. m. 10 all per-
sons looking for work.