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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-09-03
ATAQUE DE LOS REBELDES
~RECHAZADO CERCA DE
LA c. DE MELILLA

MELILLA, Septiembre 10. :
Los moros rebeldes iniciaron I'm
furioso ataque contra una de las
posiciones proximas a esta ciudad.
Las tropas espaholas resistie
ron ell ataque, secundadas e%ficaz-
mente por ell fuego de los canones
de un buque de guerra que desdc
la costa disparo sobre los rebeldes
rechazandolos con grandes perdi-
das.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-09-03
SON CORDIALES LAS RELA.
CLONES
NOLAS

MARSELLA, septiembre To-
FL mariscal Lyautey, entrevista-
do, declare que los acontecimien-
tos ultimos en- Ell Riff no habian
tenido ningun efecto en- las posi-
clones francesas en- Marruecos, y
agrego que mas que nunca las re-
laciones francesas y e~spaholas
fueran tan cordiales como aho-
"a.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-09-03
ESTA GRAVEMENTE ENTER
MO Ell ASESINO DE DON
A DATO

MADRID, septiembre |. = e.
periodico Gel Liberal dice que
Pedro Mathew, el dsesino del fl
nado presidente lei ConseJo de
Ministries, Eduardo Duo, es:a
gravemente en'c;mo y sc teIc
cue pueda fa,ierer antes de Que
sea visto su proceso, 10 cual 81
gun Sc esos:..i, tendra 'uPar a Il.
mes del an en- curse.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-09-03

tros cubicos del sistema Zeppelin.
Cada dirigible podra llevar Gin
cuenta pasajeros, con equipajes
ademas del servicio de correo, lie
varan tambien algunas mercan-
cias ligeras. Los p~asajeros ten
dram a su disposition camarotes
comodos, una sala de lectura, or
questa, puente para paseo, etc.
La compania espera inaugurar
su servicio dentro de qince me
ses.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-09-03
v AEREO DE PASA
JEROS ENTIRE SEVILLA
Y BUENOS AIRES

SEVILLA, septiembre To- Ell
comandante Herrera, presidente
del ~consejo tecnico de la nueva
compania aerea que ACADIA de for
marse en- Espaaa, salio para Bue-
nos Aires. Tendra que hacer mu-
chas observaciones meteorologicas
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-09-03
.CONTRABANDOS EN- GU
DAD JUAREZ. - LOS A.
INTERCEPT
AFRO ALGUNOS

Ell PASO, Texas, septiembre
10.
Aver en- ell tren que salia de
Ciudad Juarez con destino al Sur,
fue encontrado un valioso contra
bando de sedas, las cuales servian
de relleno a dos fundas de almo-
hadas que Sc habian colocado en-
uno de los departamentos del Pull
man. FL ocntrabando fue descu-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-09-03

MADRID, septiembre 10. -
Despachos procedentes de Melilla
dicen que los moros ignoran Ell
manejo de los cahones y que, en-
consecuencia, los que tienen en-
su poder, son completamente mo
fensivos para los espanoles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
IRON REVIEW

New York. Nov. L. Tie N"hm" OF
u"w hU~;uc~~ n et'-, - small 4nd the
activity experienced 'HSt month h"S
no; h'"n ra.nt.iu-d. I'r"'l""'r% az"
AIRY Vii supp.'"I VITA unnii"l orders.
however. a..G lrc .rrl; g accumulate!
stocks INA ~. a Irm S'I;.S'.rn. r'E!''"H
TN" untr-t"nr = nh"I: steady H!th"'tS II
IL ~.,r." ..,I...s Their. iI% !.."n = d!sr"S!-
iI-n L. ~hnd.' NalrrS u s,,"Gr" orders.
\ better inquiry f"v r,s!""'i "pIilm"nt
:n.'Ed.NH - '.,r"" -aL ta:rnnt" and n'"
ears - {, very nnp''u. fHr'.r tn" de-
mann! cor u!= iron has fallen "m CON
sihrr1 b. from itst iu"n;'t and BUYERS
are Indifferent.
Prices ar" irregular. h"i:C h"'d n
som" l,'Hiili"s wnlic easier IL oiu"rS.
The Improvement ".r~ut. y r"p"rt"d IN
coiper has h""n fu!y maintained hv a
continued fair ,,"n.uui. h"'h for export
anil domestic consumption |; = 70.
ported tha; <o'un hWNint - might h"
done %" shipment - Tax IN IN"
osts 80 = r.a.>. g" -. '::"-Nt:r, hn'
no cuTr"r IS u'r"r'"c 1T 'r.'' prize" aud
tho sales huv" ,""n ,.ai"NN - Germany.
Franz" .tTH Il",EHi'H ~ f,rir"s ranging
from about l2i. :" lSAs ct continent
tai i"rts r"mr.''H inquiry nas SA"wn
turtle" Improvement: AMI il < r"pnr'-
cd INIT second hands nov h1v" very
I't,e rorr"r :" offer f".' ~n"t ~ nearby
sN.pm"n' and ar" rSkiEr hiIh"r rc!rrs
than rrNirrc;s :nr forward 1"iverr.
In" .r-oAW".r. interests. tu"f nw't''". tn-
pear g"1"rr'il arm in thor Jews and
ARE ru"t ng from l2's :" -. ~ Aear-
Ivy November and Dc~cmhc" Shipment.
Tin remains quiet - tcHturH!"SS
from? the standpoint ~ hn;A r"nSum"rs
4 lnrt 20, ~, i,,., ..,,1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
n. Y,STOCKS


Ne" York. Nor. II VAN '7ad'nE on
the stock cN"hans" T"i"'"i I" hSNe
more than thrr" fnl! >"SN"nS because
81 Ia" two h"''d'NN. interest tN's ""eN
$hitt'" :" i"e o7, AI"T ne'u ~ imam C.
commerce and INDUSTRY.
N" inquiry Tor hiEH grade securities
""h%' St'eaGed 'h' r"S"'' "A" IN money
races ''N' ma" - 'tN 'fP'' w. "Ht ga"
SPECIFY SSe " """E n'N "''o"'
"''s'S" '"7," ""'@ N'R''S ~ S''"'
NV ''"''H"H-
'',H''.''nk N" cas- mo "''P'n'"'N
"""n y" "''r' 'SH"eN III
s''eS an" speculative "''P'''""'"
~" Se'oN '"STHF' p0>S~n''f ne" ''N'"0'>
~ interest nails were irregular AZ
nest. oe'"nN'ng aehSN ~ Spots "h"n X
Gefe'Hi"'t tH~t n" ."ad'hE eastern ara
Western railways had Joined forces Z"
cut wages
THO recovery IN ihe PT;c" nr oils an"
hF-pr"'nctS WAS the most constructors"
Tea t'irH o. 'hs week. Domestic SHARES
probably owed 'AeI- strength IN !arse
var 20 recuTT-ni rumors OF salt water
- the Mexican Helas. ar" genera His
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
Now Parsons" Is Making Those
Millions For Himself and For You
His Money. Time and Experience
IS In This to the Limit

Now Parsons is on his own. Frank Par
sons together with :. {. Henley. the trustee II
the successful so BILL Syndicate, and &. B.
llamH. ONE Of toe greatest drilling contractors
Of the M,u-t,urinrnt fields, and a producer as
wril
Starring now, right nov. thr energies Of
this trio OF experienced oil mcn and money
makers. is hcnt on making iho \cw-Nn! Lease
Il Development Trust the greatest million max
ing organization that has ever com" down the
pike. They know the oil game from every
angle. from the lease end the geological end,
the prediction end. With nn,ircS YOU take a
chance With men like these practically every
chance is eliminated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
DRY GOODS MARxEr.

NNw York. Nov, l2.-t'otton goods
Were duh today with some weaken IN 4
reported In Kray goods hn"s Yarns
were siigH;,S lower on dun demand.
Knit goods were s"as"nahlv quiet. With
mills het;er employed than for como
lime. Burlaps were quiet with trade
light. silks showed no change Of mo-
T'Er Linens c"a'lnu"i firm and in
Fair demand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
roIrpo MAIHF,

Tol.Io. = No" l:--Wh.A a -
arr fec..!,t.r. 1885,. MAY. l%li,
t-Ic,vers~eG-Frira cash. Sl1lE. IL
c.ratr 1895 January. - -. Fearuary.
l23J March. lz2b
A.sik.-Prirrs cash. 1910: pec.nher.
lsI5: February and March. lnsS
-!mo,hy .T-!rns cash. ? ~. re e-rn-r.
.s7.. J-nYs-". :! %. Feoruar,. %.
Hlrth. 3.0s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14

II you had b""n in Mcxa as long as We have
and had S'r'.,ad n" ftli and knew the conditions
Ike We 4" You. could readily sea the opportunity
Never We" 'h""e such opportunities for making
money Il applied honestly and properly r:ses are
advancing - Tnheard.of bounds. \ nice fortune
can he n"G" in the sal' Of leases. b., il requires
mnn"r "" nave with ihe fd,icr and knowie,ce
O. or Es""a:s'. VI pa"-oHS the % nori, In',v 10
Gnii"e HrH ~ h.n r"j.r money each month and you
car rest assured that each ard every dollar wal be
divided IS 20 ycu ard IS to Us. So confident arc We
';"' We ran max" rt"n"' Hal Y" arc wiling 20 lay
IN" CARDS or Nv" alb" ri". zeal IN the NEW WAY.
TIE NIGHT WAY. THE FAIR WAY. TIE
SQUARE WAY THAI : The only WAY that any
r2r r'.ild accomplished ANYTHING
war; rh!" "" Er"w his. We have An objective
'la' - ~er'h le ana war 20 hand =, if in an
Lnno"nh'r way w. WILL We are ;l., ordinary
in"H. NCHnc men. n"n who hH~r f,l'ufa before, us;
"" ni":" !" ar' IT, 1cil WAY to build IN ORGAN
i2a''nn :hai W" can IN faHr" wears be- proud Of
There pre hundred: Of investors ~ over tho whole
county WHO AZ" wiling and ready 10 back oil
nrnrnS'Has her" great o. ANTuni'ic> arc offered
~" hgs h"rr he Gaze ;hAi 'he OLD WAY-ii 70
no ne "s>Hrl ~ III you bow irvce' nrrrs tho OLD
WAY VOC n;nt!rG >"u and haze lost none TIE
Old 10y WHY. because 'nrc was 70 mech promo.
tier. 20 ''",h N.'.: much salaries 700 n,uch
NrnnE r;r'h7'.S Y the wrong way That ex
pn.~c Il al Il WA :he old way, the wronc way
the unfair ."ay. We want you to know everythno
we vent ~ :he ca"ds laid the table There Is
ro':',ro % cover We k1o. that we arc cfferno the
teH than ths f"I1 has &c cffer We know that we
r. - ;h- abb ". We kno" that eevrythna will be
conducted ~ the square: that was thorouohly set.
geo "her MS t~rst organized We are bound
- succeed Hl you 2hare with US? We need your
hep yn" need hcip. We can mutually be Of
t'neNt. Are you whiting? If you are net thoroughly
Convinced - to our reliability invite investiaa
t!-r. n'it We have no prearranded referer rs; we
do 70. ask any bank any man to place his name
"a ic-'rcnce en- OUR Her6ture. You have no doubt
pn'chT:>! stock interests in companies where
r. 6 "7' 'oHo list OF references ANY references
t>' yr" ~" dos &c will be given by the business
p-op'e here, but It will have to be given wIIinoIy
Y>u car also ask The banks, but do not know
Iast the;r opinion Of US fer we have not solicited
same. It will be Of their own free Offering
While there yet tir'r to acquire these vatua-
bic oil IanGs and while the enormous amounts Of
money are hers to make. Ict US be busy. You want
to make n,eacy your Investment. SO 10 we
SEND THEM TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. ". Va. Nov. 10. ~.
Furnished Tho Intelligence: by A. h.
Eos,en & Co, members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor National bank
Of ". Va. Bldg.
Stocks Opnn HIvh / Inv C,o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
N. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling. ". Va. Nov. 10. q.
Furnished The !rtaittsencor By a. p
AAatsn q Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second door National Bana
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Nheeli"g. ". Va. Nov. -, %.
FURNISHED The lntclIlgenCer by A. +.
Mtsten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second noJr National BANK
Of w. "a. BlhK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
nERRiCk IS UP
MACHINERY BEING MOVED
ON AN OIL WE'LL BY CHRIST
MAS IS OUR GOAL
It's the Famous
"NIillion Dollar Row"

Lock at the drawing on which only the pro-
durny wells a"c shown; it >n strange fact
that all the prodii.ing wells arc III this MIL
LION DOLLAR ROW. There IS Il r,itNan
They ar" III Tie Trend "i prolnrtion. AT the
south end Won have thr Stroud well. which is
an cnormu,i> gas we'll and never been drilled
into the oil sand; next is she Kennedy, tho
ThumaS the Henry. the Mcnring thr Wilson.
the Rogers. the spear. the EfrrthclSon the Blake
Saith, the Kirby DcScnhCrg. Inc hoffman, tho
Mills. the Occlirnial, In" Houston Oil Co. S No.
/ and "" ,. She Fish Poud t!n Mcadnr and all
ON MILLION DOLLAR ROW It docs no: rc-
ourc a man ~ extraordinary brana ~ figure
Why thi> j. such: il fhc trend " prolurrinn is
this way. then It can't be >topprd for Old
Mother Nature has mad" it such. II the trend
Of production is already twenty miles long il
is reasonable 81 say that i will continue for n
short distance further. Then il is certainly a
good be-, 10 say that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
BONDS,
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling ". Va. Nov. ~, q.
-EOrn!sn-d The lEtelligenysr by A. e
hsSteu & &c. members New York Stoca
EA,harSe. Second door National DAM
~ E'iY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling W. Va. Nov. 10. ~.
Furnished The lnteIllgencer by A. E
Mas'en a. Co. members New York $40 N
- M1NEe. Second toor National Bank
e ~ Va Bl6E.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. ". Va. Nov. 10. 81.
tnrpishsd Thr .eiilkenE-r hy A. Y
Ha-'eH T. TO. members New York stock
r1ch11<e. Second moor National Bark
~ W. W.. Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va NOV. 20. 2.
DAILY Quotation Hist ~ne~;;.tc =: -
exchange. Compiled FOR The ln,e!l!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
WE WILL GET OIL ON OUR FIVE
HUNDRED ACRES,

vhi"h Is III oir"nf trrnd Of productions. We he
nr,r 80 and the ottcS who have been successful
b,.lirvr so. Humphreys has. purchased acreage
tear rs. (" have all IN" big boys: but We are
act quitting with jn>r this; We expect 10 buy
aul sell leases and "nr capitalization is Just
vhat'}rr amount il will require IN accomplish
our purpose, winch is 70 make all the money
that "" can according 20 tht NEW Way
TIE RIGHT WAY THE FAIR WAY, AND
THE SGT ARE WAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
And Here Is the ''New-Way Plan"

No promotion stock is ISSUED to any officer
No water ia used. Every acre selected by COM
pct"nt authority and purchased at real value
No salaries a." paid. The Investor receives
SEEENFi-FINE per cent Of the profit The
officers rrreiv" TWENTY FIVE per cent of the
profits. Actual expense is charged in sale of in
tcrcSt. Least expensive method used Experi-
rnrrd men in each line Of work. Officers not
selected and paid for their Influence If the
Officers max" money, do the stockholders.
Profits are divided monthly. THE NEW WAY
is TIE NIGHT Way TIE NEW WAY IS
TIE CLEAN WAY. THE NEW WAY IS
THE FAIR WAY-IT IS TIE SQUARE
WAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
Frank Parsons Judgment Has
Made Others Millions

Frank Parsons is recognized throughout
the oil world as fully competent ccoI"gist and
his record shows an unhrok"n cham OF sue
rr>srs for those he represented. Time and
again he has loracd big producers for the hlg
oil companies and his advice and recommends
tiuns are eagerly sought for. The two instances
mentioned are but two Of many. tt Is victories
like these that while adding famc to his name,
have added the millions 10 TIE Golfers "f the
great oil companies and but little 10 his own
priva," fortunes.
His iu,ipmrnt has made millions for others,
and il would h" still making millions for others,
huI Frank Parsons saw the light.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
Our Operations Are Conducted
Under the New Way Plan.
Compare the Old Way
and the New Way
THE OLD WAY PLAN

Company organized and after division of
the promotion stock to the officers, plenty OF
water used Worthless acreage at fabulous
prices. Very little acreage Of any value. Large
salaries are paid to all the officers Big COM
missions paid to the statesmen Tor the sale of the
stock. Expensive methods uSel inexperienced
men used for their influence in the sale of stock.
The officers and organizers make money even
if the Stockholders lose Much secrecy main
1alEed in regard to the inside workings OF the
company. Even il the company does earn divi-
dcndS they arc withheld from the stakeholder
The officers never lose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14

We Give a Monthly Accounting
and Division of Profts-First
Division To Be Made December
First. Buy Now for We Might
Sell Seine of Acreage at a
Fancy Figure and Pay a Hand
some Profit by December First
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-14
He Located the 81, 100000
Desenberg

FRANK PARSONS: His name Is written
in the oil history of Mcxia, Of Texas, OF OKLA
hunu. Frank Parsons: He is Thc man VIII" was
chief groguli>t for the Western on Fields |or'
pnraiUu and who located tine great 81, loO'ooo
Dr,,,,Irr,, for them He. has been in the en-
pIny of the major oil companies for years. As
chief cc"goIiSt of the MHrland oil 4 refining
Co., ON one structure alone that Ii" located ms
company cleaned up way over ml'it"ft hh
FINDS THE OIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
ORGANIZED VICE
PLANS EXPOSED
voIImer Says New De.
bauchery Is Intended

BERKELEY. Cal. Jan. fa.--1'hat
organised vice els again lifting it's
head preparing 10 Haunt dchauchery
in the fao. OF tho public" was the
belief expressed In an Interview with
the United Press today by August
vollmer. police chief OF Berkeley.
noted erimlnologist and student OF
social conditions.
within year commercializsd
vice will return to ita pre.war basis
In tho United States unleaea the PEG.
pis awaken 60 It's hinister propa.
gunda now being carried on thruout
tho country declared Chief Vol.
mar.
That commrrciaiized vice n again
active and determined. Chief voil-
mer sald. n shown by the alleged
fact that II was successful IN defeat.
Ing the appropriation In congress-
for social hygiene. "the only inntru-
m.nt that has ever fought success.
ful battle with commerciailxod vice. !"
"That commercinlixed vice win
again attempt 20 lcgitimaiixe ita
business thru the medium OF segre-
gated distric, Ia shown by It's selzinR
turnout the country OF the alleged
increase Of assaults on women and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Jan IL
E.ivood u. Wade today was srn-
tenccd TO be- hanged for tho murder
Of George u. Mott Tho execution
date was announced - May 20.
wade WAS convicted Of killing Mott
and hiding his body In a swamp.
When Judge Hinton pronounced
the death sentence. Wade smiled at
him and said:
Thank your
Wade became infatuated with a
woman Of 81. Ethel. wifo OF George
Mott. Mrs. Mott loved" tho Wade
youth They deficd tho conventions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

WASHINGTON. Jan n. - That
1Sesidens~l~cs Harding IL giving
osrious thought to the sales tax as
- Of tho most important features
- revenue law revision was revealed
OD6Ay when Representative Isaac
EAcharnch. New Jersey. republican
Uember Of tho house ways and
means COMMITTEES. was called to Mar
IA for q conference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
Death and
GAMBLING
in HAVANA
Probe Murder OF St. Louis
Man; Cuban City World
Center OF GamesterS

HAVANA. Cuba. Jan. IL. - The
murder Of Walter J. Shannon. Of 81
Louis has focused attention on the
cry Of gambling In this city. which
has surpassed Monte Carlo as the
eaming center Of the world
Friends OF shannon. who h be
ti~ved TO have been killed by a taxi
driver for his roulette winnings at
the Grand Casino. were planning to-
day 20 ask American Minister Long
70 appeal 10 the cuban government
for federal investigation.
cody Is FOUND
ON THE BEACH
The mutiiated body 81 shannon.
vho was ticket agent for the PENN.
ouiAr q Occidental Steamship Co.
was found on the beach near the
Grand Casino.
The Grand Casino. which Il opcr-
oted under concession and practi-
uRily has a monopoly on the par
ticuiar type OF gaming Il conducts. h
dequentcd nightly by hundreds OF
men and women. The rich fittings
a. the place and the formal attire Of
the guests" gives u an air OF social
distinction.
The roulette wheels. OF which there
are usually four 10 six In constant
play. furnish the most popular form
u gambling. II Is estimated that
tho play averages $4,000 nightly
and on Saturday and Sunday even
hgs two or three times that amount.
On ono occasion the president Of
. Havana hank Is reported TO have
1mt $500 at one sitting. One
prominent sugar planter Is under
ufocd to have dropped $500 900 a, the
wheel last spring.
RACE GAMBLING
ALSO POPULAR
There are numerous private clubs
~ which roulette Is played. The son
- New York millionaire n reported
- have lost SIS 900 In one hour. at
enc Of these recently.
The horse races nj Oriental Park
attract their share OF tourist and
Cuban money. There are Is book.
makers there and IL pari-mutnel ma.
chimes. The latter accept bets from
~ 70 so. white the sky n the lin.
N for tho former. One American
1ookmakcr coming here with 800.
80 - alleged 20 have wired his New
York bankers At the end Of a week
% cable like amount. declaring
that 100000 Is = piker amount
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
WATER sHUTOrF NOTICE

watr~ Win bc shut ofY in All
Of South Seattle and Gc~xe-
town. west Of Eighth ava \. and
Duwamish avn. and cast Of thr
Duwnmssh waterway, and south
q Spokane e.. on Friday. frvn
0 n m TO IL noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

The wise man -reIs- ussrnn with
an Independent fortune rather than a
fortune with nm Independent woman
attached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

LONDONs-Ripts by -unempioyed-
ia 70 be insfieated BY Ruxians
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

as rhe woman testified upon uhe wi,
ness stand
Mott was Killed. the weapons rned
being n revolver. hutrhrr knife. a
club. a Ratchet and an iron pipo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
Bureau Of
MI s s i n z
Relatives

The star invites us ress~vs In sss this
aruaff Usent 49, sn aid IN finding missing
relative. OF friends. The aspsrmsnt "
60 holp In reasitins ths-e VII. have besn
separated, Those whose relatives ef
friends are missing arc invited 20 report
the disspprarsnee directly q. Tho star.
H~sder. who may know tho whereabouts
Of persons mentioned In this column -
snissIsG arc requested also "a report 10
The star. Oth~r newspapers are Invited
70 reproduce such itsns ss viii interest
their esosmuaiiies.
J. u. Bell. Plain View. Texas, ask.
ed seattle police by mail today 10 10
eat. his brother. y. II. Bell. ~, own
er OF the Yoakum Evening Herald.
In Texas. H. W. Bell was here on an
oil mission. the brother writes.
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minor children tonmer declared
This argument IN easily refuted
by statistics. In California there
were a74 assaults In 1919 and In
1890 there were sss. no increase even
with tho coming Of the so-calied
crime wave. Since the establishment
of the red ilght abatement act sta
tisticn do not show any noticeable
increase on which 10 base an arwu.
ment that IL is responsible for
crime"
"staiis,ics from England ard the
continental cities which have long
abolished the segregated district also
give the lie 10 that argument"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-06-18
TO CHRONICLE HIGHWAY WORK

To keep the public posted on the
progress OF highway construction in
Nevada, the State Highway Depart,
ment will for an indefinite period
publish a phamphlet to be known as
the Nevada Highway News" the
first issue Of which is just on the
press. The News" is to be pub
lished twice a month and will con-
tain detailed accounts Of develop
ments in the work of the department.
I'VE of Nevada have inaugurated a
great State Highway building pro-
gram to extend through the years to
come, the responsibility for which is
founded in a indefinite organization
which must have the confidence of
the public for whom 1t Is working"
rays the Introductory announcement.
ITO meet an obligation Of keeping
our public fully informed and to
avoid the bad consequences Of not
doing that, we have decided to issue
every two weeks a small inexpensive
phamphlet."
The publication will be mailed upon
request to any persons who desire 1t.