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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
J FOR SAI.E-RUAI ESTATE

-. a BARGAIN
RAINIER VALLEY -g-room Hcmi-
modorn cottage, two large lots.
splendid place Tor chickena and
berries $500 Small cash down
and balance easy monthly pay
menta WIN rent FOR flb month.
THE EiLtoT"f RAY INVESTMENT
COMPANY, as iioHton iiiock.
UT LAwToN CAR
h-Hoom bungalow $500
bungaiow. ciose 20 the fort. 1900
cnFh, balance f2b per month.
holtNNIiiE a KINNEY. Inc.
Elliott 1928. fi3sAia Seabonrd ftldr.
$50 A MONTH INCLUDING INTER.
est. with small cash payment
buys a Broom hous. completely
furnished near Fremont
49,. " J, itNURN A SON
'Stl fhird Ave. Elliott sta
t1NEROOM HOUSE. $500. TWO
rooms up. three down. modern hot
b0Xlao; $500 cash. balance easy
terms. b26 cloyerdale 81. South
Park ear.
CULVER QUEEN ANNE
Come 10 us FOR the best buys In
queen N Il q h', ct RifSSPfsa'''
" RoHton 81 Queen Anne IT.
NEATLY FuRNisnED coTTAGn.
on highway North Park Hest
uffer taken. might consider car.
Corner tOtth and Woodland Park
ave.
SA2so--A ROOMS AND SLEEPING
p.fch close In paved district.
RALPH Q McAI.LAsrER
Elliott aNGs. iiil Am. HANK Bidg
.T-RooM house. basement. gas. new.
neat ana comfortable. Price So
COO terms. one block 20 Hainlsr
.ar ts5s Lotitia ave. at GenrHee
sMALB COTTAGE. sas DOWN. sys
month. coughiin. COS American
Rank 1idg. Main 7tfe.
isoo "A. ROOM HOUSE: MODERN.
water. light: lot boxi2o igso
eanh' Most ioss-M scar iith
20 WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
Why Norf
Have you Investigated H. G. Peters
unlt house, ON i.ssre Little city
Farm, IN West Scatter n h. con-
ceded by everyone 60 be the. beet
opportunity 20 become home
owner Tor little money in the city.
Plenty Of free wood. Good place
Tor chickens and garden. sieo
cash. Us per month. come In and
let Us tell YOU about ~.
~ g PETERS, Tts Thiri Ave.
ANOTHER CALIFORNIA AVE
NAnGAIN
Groom modern double constructed
home. Al location. sewer. graded
eifcetA cement walk. street ear
1900. fabe 90 1909 cash. sac per
month. including interest. LIVING
ROOM ABOUT ibate TT WITH
FIREPLACE
JUNCTION REALTY co.
Al the Junction West Seattle.
West 3t7.
NEW t-RoOM MOpEfS COTTAGE
On y acre OK improved garden. 5000
cash. - per month. A Eood buy.
~, 9, PETERS. Tls THIRD Ave
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GOOD AUTOMOBILES

GOOD AUTOMOBILES
sold al price you cannot afford
TO pass up
IslT OAKLAND g TOURING. Was
;s5Q. Price cut 20 1850.
1915 BABY GRAND CHEVROLET
RoAnSrER Was tTse- Price cut
10 taae.
isrs oLpSMoHfLE TOURING
Mas sl.so0. Price cut 90 uob0.
1919 CHEVROLET TOURING. Was
s6eo. Price cut to $500.
1918 MAXWELL. TOURING. Was
1850. Pfic, cut 90 $3.50.
1915 MAXWELL TOURING. Was
$3.50. Price cut TO t2Ts.
All In fine running condition.
Trade IN your ear. Terms on balance
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE SALES co
it0t ~ Pike ST
Chandler Distributors
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WILL SELL CHEAP. OR tx
change on property--7 passenger
auto, in fine condition. 1913 model
ONcll, l1I7 Howell
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REAL ESTATE IOANs

MONEY ron WASHINGTON FARM
and acreage loans. Iothe Farm
Mig Co. Inc. LeAry nldg. Seattle.
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$40 PER ACRE - GOOD LOGGED
off agricultural land; well watcred
and lies fine; accessible good state
highway; will sell all or part OF
two sections at only SO per acre
" taken quickly. Terms II de-
sired. -
J. r. GRAHAM COMPANY
1908 American Rank Building
9 ACRES. 1850. TERMS. LIKE RENT
Good. level loan soil Ideal for ber-
ries. chickens or fruit; handy 10
best market in the world at Brcm-
erton Navy Yard. close to school.
plenty OF neighbors. 500 viii give
you a start
i. VAN ARSDALE & co.
1913 Third Ave.
TWENTY ACRES or LAND. FIVE
acres cleared: price $1,000 wiz
sell or trade for houre and lot in
Seattle. Alex Anderson, Route i,
Box 1f7, poulsbo, Wash
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ACREAGE
OWN YOUR HOME


OWN YOUR HOME
Ten-acre improved place. close 10
Seattle. Every foot Of tho land n
good soil and has been In cuitivR-
ton. Electric lights. 50-pound
pressure OF water. This place IL
present TO you at $500.
SAMUEL TRETHEwEY
81 New York Building
Member Of Seattle Real Estate
Association
s ACRES LOAN SOIL
IS MINUTES PROM PIKE ST.
Level loan soil: on main highway /;
close 20 interurhan station. Ideal
for berries. fruit. poultry. You
can live here and work IN tho city.
only rs minutes from Pike 1T.
Price for s acres. 1900: very easy
p. VAN ARsDALE a. co.
1919 Third Ave.
THRIFT WEEK
/ have 800 acres undivided into g.
acre tracts and TO all who call at
the office this week tthrift week.
and make appointments the fol-
lowing offer stands good $40
Here IL your opportunity for a
start. Prices. $50 and $50 per
acre. First come, first served.
Land east of Everett out OF
town parties write for fun par
ticulara. w. X. MACFARf.ANE.
Community Builder. Ga Leary
building.
ACRES. DIES MONIES HIGHWAY
BARGAIN
Located one mile south OF Dcs
Moincs; close TO paved highway:
half rich bottom land. balance
nj nd n - a.
plenty OF wood spring. Ideal lo-
cation for poultry ranch. a real
sacrifice at $1,000. $500 cash.
T.. VAN ARSDALE e. CO.
1919 Third Ave.
HERE ~ 4 GOOD LITTLE DUY--5
acres, south Of town, near the
Highline blvd: all level: extra
good soil. 4 acre cleared, 2 acres
partly cleared. An ideal place for
berries and chickens 1850: terms
1900 cash.
pOHrpr MAITpY co 1908 Ard Az
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attorneysat-lAw
J. y. BAfI,-EsTABLisHED 1857.
All easos- copsuitation. advice
rs 'i nais. niag. scs ss sssna :ss
4. T. scHoFF, al Hoge bldg. An
mex CONSULTATION FREE All
Attorneys-Patens
FREDERICK T.. GoRfN-PAT-
cnt Attorney. American and for
eign patents secured. Developed
bldg, Seattle. wash.. and sos y
Phone Main s so. ~ =
II. L. REYNOLDS. " r.: Q. /. RTY-
EoLDS. Established Seattle. 1879.
J years examiner U. 3 Patent or
fice- to7-e Lyon Bldg. Elliott bo75.
MASON. l'ENwICk. LAWRENCE
t11 Burke building.
PIERRE HARNESS. Main $3.50. lsft-
% HoKe I'D. Patents. Tredemarks.
Carpet Cleaners
MARVEL CARPET CLEANERS -
Ilmouslnes and scdans shampoocd
let Wet as5: 1905 18th ave. >. w.
Certified Public Accountants
= S. nANsEN a CO. Leary nIdx
Chiropractor
PRIVATE AND CLINIC ADUsf-
ments. Seattle College of Chiro-
Erse,iss .so-'i Peoples Bank Bldg.
DR r. 4. TURNER, CHTROPRAc-
tor. 2l0.i3 HAight Bid. 2d-Pine.
Hours. io-s. Eve. dates. ELL $3.50
JENNINGS & JENNINGS, GRAD
, ns.es 9, Palmer school Denny
E.nnh.Iy ~ ~ ts..,,-s--s fsI1 III SO,
Collateral Loans
MoNEY LOANED on ALL ARTf-
Giles Of value. THE RELIABLE.
e0I Thlrd ave.
Dancing Taught
Private lessons. stevens, 4th 4 PIKE.
NAY DuNN--l.atcst dances. East ga.
Junk
ALASKA JUNK CO, ii20 First ava
s Elllott 92si.
Massage
MASSAGE TREATMENTS GIVEN
az the homo. East sos.
Money TO Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and jewelry, on most
satisfactory terula.
SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
sss-s Empire s M nsiIdins
MONEY TO LoAN--wE LOAN ANY
AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS. watches
and tewelry: lowest rates.
seattle's Oldest Loan Brokers.
AMERICAN JEWELRY co.
ss1 Second Ave. Establishcd 1858.
Optioian and Optonctrist
J. W. Edmunds. Fraser Paterson Go.
Physicians, Surgeon
DIR. II. n. FREER
Physician and Surgeon
Chronic Diseases.
Specialist for Men.
sos u Third Ave.
DIR. ANGUS, FITTED BLDG.. IND 4
PIKE. Mems specIa list: reasonable.
Piano Tuning
JOHN STRoM piano repairing. Cor-
rect tuning. $3.50. Elliott 1891
evenings.
Razor Blades Sharpened
spanscnberg. Cutlery. lto7 9Th ave.
Rug Weaving and Cleaning
Art Rug Nils. sll Union. NJ. 1883.
Window Cleaning
THE PREMIER WINDOW WASH
ing co. Residences our speciality.
Floors. cleaned, wnNod and poll
ished. Phone East 2ht3.
CASCADE WINDOW CLEANING
Co. Capitol 3906.
10 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LUMP COAL |
Delivered
Lots SlO.5O Ton
OIfEEN ANNE I1N1
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NICELY FURNISHED 4-RooM DU-
plex house, close In. $50. Take
North Queen Anne car. lie sth n.
GROOM HOUSE. SIS
f,cr rnnnfh Ballard fIOt.
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fronting on kunu Eihu'u foaui
close 90 brick highway, only 80
minutea 60 Yesisr way. Good
soil and wonderful view Of the
sound. very short distance 90
school Price only $4,000. on terms
OF $500 down. balance by mort
gage. Let me show IL to you.
You viii like a.
~. NJ. NELSON
2i8 Boston nix.
snd and Columbia. Phone Ell. iSs7.
LAND FOR SALE
The executors ~ the J. q. Calvin
estate viii sell. for cash. 90 acres
n. e. f. OF the n, ". a. and 40
acres >. ". - Of the n. W. !. sec
ton IS, twp. 20. n g. This land is
located about n miles east q
level. and well watered. This land
can be plated and sold In 5-sere
tracts 20 good advantage by any
one having cash TO make the deaf
HidH will be received up Go Feb
ruary !. and must be sealed and
mailed 20 nox 1899. Renton.
T.. y, DUFF AND THOA, OLSEN
Executors Of tho Estate.
WHITE RIVER VALLEY
Seven acres right on the buckley
Sumner paved highway; all Inn
proved. not "A stump, all level. rich
black soil. no rocks. nicely fenced.
neat 5-room cottage, barn 30 young
bearing fruit trees. one mile To
town. on bus line. This 10 an ideal
place for berries. cherries. poultry:
berry field adjoining. Price $4,000.
one fourth cash. and win give long
time on balance 10 someone who
. wishes to raise berries and poultry.
This il extra fine land good loca-
ton. w. /. burnside. Buckley.
wash.
B AcKizA CLOSE TO KENT. 1909
TERMS
Located two miles northeast ~
Kent overlooking the valley;
good land; on gentle slope. enough
wood 20 more than pay for clear
INK spring water Wiii make
dandy berry and poultry ranch.
Price 5000. 1850 cash.
4. VAN AHSDALE A. co.
1919 Third Ave.
MIR WORKING MAN
Buy this barrc tmct. within driving
distance OF Seattle. for $500. easy
terms. Clear Il this winter when
work u scarce. The cordwood viii
pay you better than wages When
you have u cleared you will have
n ranch that viii be worth about
$500.
A. CONAN & co.
Rainier Bldr. eos Marion stree,
Members Of tho Seattle Real Estate
Association
io-ACRE BARGAIN. NEAR Az
burn. all nearly level! good clay
loan soil; acres cleared except
few ''smrs; p,e ,,lyo sood cord
ROBERT MALTBf CO. 1908 Ord Az.
HILL noTToM LAND OF skAGfT
county. leEa than one mile 90 rail-
road and paved highway. 8 miles
terms: good title. AdJoins the
large Day farm.
~. g fETEns. Tie Third Ava
LoGASBERRY LAND A SPLEEN
did tract 81 10 acres near Iuanita.
on corner two Eood roads: deep.
rich loan noii; all partly cleared.
1900; easy terms.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. 1905 5rd Az.
4 PICKUP or 5 ACHES IL THE
Halter Lake district Good berry
land. level as floor: at only iSso
per acre. Others want 1900.
Easy terms Puget Farms Corp.
COS Third ave.
a RNAP
J acres cultivated. rich aof: close
In. house. barn. chicken h1us~. 20
bearing fruit trees berries. Price
g. $50. tTo0 cash. Thuland. 1908
American Bank iildE
TWO FINE TRACTS. CLOSE To
tntsrurban station and paved road:
spring water pipcd. electric iiEhtH.
phone. N7b. terms $50 cash,
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos ard Az.
NEW g-ROOM UNIT HOUSE. u TO
! y acres. in West Seattle. Makes
nice little farm tiVQ cash. SIS
per month
u. c. PETERS. Tis Third Ave.
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WEST SEATTLE BUNGALOW
$4,000
800 Cash. S25 Per Month. Including
Interest.
Address: 1907 seth Ave. s.. w.
fNcar Charleston)
4 rooms and bath. full set plumbing.
50-foot lot. owner, 1925 Arcade
Bldg. Main 1858.
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800 CASH

FINE VIEW
4-roorn new bungalow cottage. FUR
NfsHED. Price $4,000: without fur
niture, $4,000: 800 cash, balance
s25 per moHth. Soaring. BOZ Leary
Bldg. Main 1119.
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% BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED

SOLD IN 10 DAYS
ALL lines OF business sold. partners
obtained. additional capital pro-
cured; expert saiesman stay with
our buyers until you get the
money, We have hundreds OF buy
ere waiting Bi'sISESS rs GOOD
WITH US FOR QUICK ACTION.
get In touch with this office at
once. We can sell your bu. meas
In no days
ideal INVESTMENT COMPANY
Second Ave. and Marion ST
A2g Burke Bldg
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y MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED

John st and westiake. upstairs.
wants agants for each locality in
the city or towns. Products alb
soiutely guaranteed Call between
and 10 a. m.
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The Seattle Star

Arubiished paiiy At 1907 seventh Ave.
- Seattle. Washington.
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SITUATIONS WANIED
FEMALE

SALES WOMAN
wants work In womeu's ready to-
wear or needle art. Main 5320
LANDSCAPE PRUNING. SPRAYING.
BY experienced man Dale. city
Inference Queen Anne 1878
MALL SITS BOOKS: ENfERi-
snred bookkecpcr. city references
! Main esTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

A CARLOAD Or HORSES. WELL.
matched teams. weight from 1900
10 1850 each. Well broken single
horses. 1900 to LOO. 2705 fth av.
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scrrNcE Is oN rnE MOVIE

MUSIC LOVERS
Keep Us in Mind.
Du BARRY PIANO co.
i0s-leS Union 81
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Statesmen WANTED

WE start you IN THE CANDY
business at home. small room or
anywhere. Everything furnished.
Earn $50 weekly up. Men, women,
4 Experience unnecessary. AdVer-
&rfise candy. Send f-addressed
pfsmped envelope for free partic-
u1ars Candymakerg Co. 18th St,
4 Erfladetuhfa Pa
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LOST AND FOUND
FYTR>IsIIEp NOISES
FURNIsHED HOUSES

ON HOUSE. SIS. FURNISHED.
u f4th n. T.. and 9th Ballard
"A
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J AcKEX cLosF no KENT. 1909
srtsHNfG

Located two miles northeast ~
Kent. overlooking the valley;
good land: On gentle slope. enough
wood 10 more than pay for clear
INK. spring water. Mlii make
dandy berry and poultry ranch.
Price 5000. $3.50 cash.
+. VAN AnsDALE a co.
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A nARGAtN
RAINIER VALLEY -a-room acmi-
modern cottage. two large lots.
splendid place FOR Chickens ana
berries 81 400 Small cash down
ana balance easy monthly pay
ments WIN rent for $40 month,
TIE EiLtp1"f Ray INVEST MENT
COMPANY AIS 1toHton Iftork
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GET YOURS NOW

All. Our DEMONSTRATIONS At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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Good broom house on fine view lot;
Mt. Baker car one must see this
10 appreciate the value. Only $3.50
cash and f25 per month. why
pay rent7"
GEO. A. SPENCER & co.
20J HInckley Bldg. Main 1910.
Evening star., 1921-12-09
200 Silk
PetticOats
Sale Price $1.95

c'@~ ~ss0e0s's6 C1>SSesss 0S<SsSSOs
Silk Milanese Jersey Petticoats $z9s-Of heavy quality
three different styles. Seasonabe and dark shades One
of the best petticoat values have seen.
Jersey. Radim and Taffeta Petticoats $3S5-In a pro-
fusion of styles and shades The Jerseys pretty novelty
plsatsd aoynce With over Iuie effective designs
either the scaloped hemched Colors are brown
green, burgundy, navy and wistaria.
Splendid Quality jersey PetbIoomers $39s-Wth deep
peated fls in contrasting coors. Blue green rose navy
black and purple the coiors. -
Petticoats and Pettibloomers of Heavy Jersey $SS-
Pettcoa regular and Sizes The pettbloomers have
tailored cuffs in contrasting coors.
.s-~-.rft-N-
Evening star., 1921-12-09

elected: q. Raymond Jervis. exalted
ruler: J. Fremont Butler. esteemed
leading knight: George Lanham. es-
teemed lecturing knight: Horace
Smith. esteemed loyal knight: George
F. Hatton. financial secretary; Floyd
c. Payne. recording secretary: J. Clay
Smith. treasurer; Robert johnson,
hler: Jerry Panneli. inner guard: Will
liam n. Millard. esquire: Almond w.
Scott. legal adviser; Robert F. Plum
mer. ]. A. Upshur and Charles II. Nc
Dowell. trustees. and Charles D. Free
man, district deputy.
Evening star., 1921-12-09

Down stairs stbre,
Evening star., 1921-12-09
Two Excellent Values in
W'olfll1eln's 'l:l!l
Hose

Wontens Silk and Wool
English Ribbed SpoftsNose,
$l.ls pair. with, deep garter
hem, and reinforced heels,
solcs and toes. Cotorsi are
brown, cordovan and Black.
Wonsen's Full-fashioned
Silk Hose, $l.9s pair, Of heavy
weight, also stailored seam,
2lisle, tops and high. spliced
heels. Colors are black,
cordovan and white.
Down stairs Store. ~
Evening star., 1921-12-09

g Made of pure silk in the
stylish narrow width, which is
so popular. Many attractive
colors and patterns.
Down Stairs Store.
Evening star., 1921-12-09

chilla, lined with red flannel.
tary buttons. Sizes Q to s.
Hood is detachable. Style and
and comfort. Special at. .......
VELOUR HATS, for boys of all
and $500 qualities Of rich black
velour. Round. rah rah and Junior
shapes. Quality headwear. At.
Evening star., 1921-12-09
New Collar
and Cuff Sets
35c, 55c, 65c
Csc, s1.35, .sl.95

In our new enlarged neck
wear section viii be found
both imported and domes-
tic sets, vestees and, separate
pieces,s.of lawn, linen. pom
gee, real filet and venice.
They will make excellent
gifts. -
Down stairs stofe8 E
Evening star., 1921-12-09
Children'S
WoolSlip-ons
Special, ,sl.25

Made with knitted sailor
collar. string tie7and tassels.
Colors are turquoise, buff,
coral and burgundy. An pm
usually low price for this
excellent slip-on.
Down Stairs Store.
Evening star., 1921-12-09
sovernment has capitalized.

number of recommendations for the
Improvement Of the service, including
Tee Tor directory service rendered
IN post ofhces; the payment of month-
Y instead Of quarterly payments Of
sne Eent OF post office premises: the
Congresss changes In the reouire-
msnts for the examination Of official
bonds: the establishment Of a guar
anty fund in the postal service in lieu
OF omcial bonds; provision for nay
ment by advertisers of postage on re.
plies to advertising matter: changes
Evening star., 1921-12-09

in the authority for registry fees and
indemnity, and for return receipt for
registered articles: leaves Of absence
to employees Of the mailbag repair
shop: excluding Sundays and holidays
from sick leave; modification Of the
special delivery service; service pen
sions for those in the postal service
and appropriate changes to popularize
the postal savings.
Evening star., 1921-12-09
WOrnen'S
Suede Gloves
Special, sl.65

Gauntlet style, with wrist
strap and clasp gusset sewn
in at wrist. Gray and brown
with self and black embroid-
cry.
uoHn Sfalrs StAre.
Evening star., 1921-12-09

LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS.
At q recent meeting Of Morning Star
Lodge, No. 10. !. B. p. o. Elks (col.
ored), the following officers were
Evening star., 1921-12-09

Of pure thread silk, with re-.
inforced feet, heels and toes.
Colors are black, gray. navy and
cordovan. Sizes 9H to l1H.
Down Stairs Store.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-03
NEGRO C0NFESSES TO
MURDER Of WHITE NAN

Many will call to mind the MURDER
of white man named Murrel, when
occurred several weeks ago in a box
car between Gibsland and Sibley on
the V. s. & p. Ry. Murrel was NOV
Ing to Texas and was travelling in the
box car with his goods, and when the
train arrived at Sibley he was found
dead from the effects Of gun shot
wound. At the time a wide search
was made for the murderer but ap-
parantly no clue was found, but the
search was kept up and Bill Bird, a
negro, has confessed to the crime, I'M
plicating another negro. He is held
for safekeeping in the Caddo parish
Jail.
Bird was arrested in the negro
theatre in the town Of Homer two
weeks ago charged with burglary Of a
store in ward two and lodged in the
Homer jail. He was stranger to the
!! officers and it was not known that he
was wanted for the Murrel murder.
But while in Jail last Saturday he con-
fessed he was the man wanted and Tor
whom the sheriff had been hunting.
He made complete confession, de-
failing how he aided Mr.. Murrel till
he was killed with his own gun on the
| V. s. & P. Ry. He stated that the OBJ
iect was to secure money which Muir
rel was supposed to have.
However, another negro, Lon Jack
son, implicated, has been arrested ii
Bienville parish and is also in the
Caddo Jail.
It seems that both negroes were il
the car and probably equally guilty
regardless of who fired the fatal shot
These negroes were both raised il
Claiborne parish, but were not person
ally known around Homer.
This was one Of the most dastardl
crimes ever committed in this section
, and the perpetrators will doubles
, suffer the extreme penalty Of the law
:, The trial of the negro will tax
, place in either this or Webster parish
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Send the Democrat to friend. It's
like a letter from home.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-03
6 r. GOLDMAN AT HOME
AFTER WEEKS IN SANlTARlUM

Mr. G. H, Goldman, proprietor OF
the Arcadia Bakery and Care anu
chief Of the local fire department was
brought home on Wednesday 1rom
Tho North Louisiana Sanltarlum'
Shreveport, where he has been 1or
several weeks undergoing two opera.
tions during his stay. Although MI
Goldman is far from well, his condl-
ton is much improved and he STOOD
the trip from Shreveport exceptlonal'
" well. He was accompanied home
by his wife and son, Jimmie Weoo'
Members Of the fire company met 'lle
train with the truck for the purpose
Of conveying the chief to his nome
but owing to his condition it was
thought advisable that he De carleo
by hand, and naturally the nre Doy'
we're right on the Job tor the purpos'
Of rendering any service that woul'
add to the comfort Of their leader
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-11-03
NOTED WOMAN PHILANTHROPlST
SPEAKS ON WHITE PLAGUE

Miss Kate Gordon, Of New Orleans
vice-president Of the Louisiana Anti
Tuberculosis League, and MISS
Schroeder, field secretary OF the lea
cue, were in Arcadia today (Thurs-
day., and made an address before a
very small crowd of citizens at the
courthouse.
Miss Gordon, who is a very brllllant
woman and one Of the foremost Wo-
men Of our state, is touring the state
in the interest Of the Anti-Tuberculosls
League, and the purpose Of her visit
here was to arouse some interest. IN
| this wonderful work Of stamping out
this great white plague. She outlined
the purposes Of the state league So
liciting the cooperation Of those pres
ent in carrying out the program OF
that body.
| Miss Schroeder spoke Of the work
in the public schools and demonstrated
the advantages Of inaugurating
health crusade in the local school.
Miss Schroeder will return to Ar
cadia on Monday, November 7th' ant
win address the pupils and parton
Of the school, and it is earnestly re
ouested that the meeting be given eS
| tensive publicity, and that everyon
who can possibly do so avall then
selves Of this opportunity to hea
these worthwhile statistics regardln
the health Of their children.
: Attorney P. E. Brown, who is VIC
president Of the Bienville Parish ANT
tuberculosis League, presided at Il
!, meeting.
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