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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

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Ono of the prettieet little bunFa-
lows We have seen IL offered at =
racrifice prics today. This neat
little place has combination Lying
f Pr ci.n'nm Ai sfssS; BUN riooiss
and buiit-in features; cabinet
Kitchen with breakfast nook; .
nice bedrooms and . large attic
give abundance % room. Then .
good cement basement with iaun-
dry trays. a nice lot In . splendid
location, with . good view. max e
thi. the "BARoAIH IN HOMES"
''- $500
Too much sacrifice 10 talk about
but we are going to- seli . nice
<-room cottage. with Fireplace.
with paneied walls and beamsd
ceiling, full bath. At . cut 81 1900
off former price. Now e1.so0; $3.50
cash. tio ana interest per month.
E lsth At university way.
Phone kenwood g.
WAS tasoe, NOW Ss.sss
Splendid four-room bungalow vita
furnace. fireptace. concrete base
ment. laundry trays; North End;
handy TO cars. wall bed; et.z5o
cash. out-of-town owner. See Mr..
Drew.
CLOSE IN. $4,000
seven-room house with firspiace:
concrete foundation; 18th near ",
Union; 5000 cash. balance like rent
See Mr.. Drew.
CARTER. MACDONALD 4 MILLER.
EOS Columbia 81 Elliott bs1o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
81 FOR sALE--AuroMouuuEs
DODGE riARGArs

FVbfF TNftbNfN
1917 Dodge roadster. This car In com
pieteiy overhauied. new pistons.
rinx> new bearings; equipped
with bumper spotlight . good
tires almost now top. II you are
looking for q good ntus roadster
tina, 10 . good buy. price sssa call
Mr.. Stevens East Zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
PERSONAL

WANTED = EVERYBODY INTER-
ested In physical culture to COM
municate with DIR, Cervi.. Macfad-
denis graduate. 705 First ave.
ANNA MARKS. Hydrotherapy. scion
tific massage. 607 Mutual Life hid.
NUTRIENT. A. wilieikson. Ballard
1851.
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nun.prns ATTENTION.

HUTIDERA ATTENTION.
I want . builder with $4,000 TO 70
In partnership with me TO build
sir houreA We can make over
$4,000 profit ! have eight iots
IN Intrriakcn District. on paw
ed street I can finance the
building. Mr.. Evans 500 Crazy
Iildg- Fifth and unlon- Elliott
1s00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

LIKE FoREs'r Park
nice creek. rood t-room piass~red
house. concrete basement with
furnace. bath. water piped, small
barn. poultry house for $50 birds.
This 10 . dandy good place. well
located: good transportation, ana
only Is minutes by auto from this
city. and cheap at $500. very easy
terma See Mr.. Roland.
G. r. SUTER
1913 Third Ava Main 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

BUILDERS. ATTENTION
] want . builder with 1000 70
build houses. we can make
over $1,000 profit. have
lots in fnterlaken district. on
paved street can finance
the building. Mr.. Evans. so6
Crazy Bldg Fifth and Union
Elliott 21eo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

USED CAR SNAPS
Here are . few for POUR approval:
Jordan Sportsmarfne: fine condition.
Oidsmobiie & 7-passenger.
1918 Briscoe
1918 Brtscoe.
1917 Mitchell
1915 Mitchell; new paint
1919 Mitchell B-pAsHenEer.
1919 Mitchell 7-passengsr; like new.
1870 Mitchell S-passenger. like new.
All overhauied In our own shop.
one-third cash. balance easy terms.
We carry our own paper. and charge
no brokerage.
IS years in die Northwest
MITCHELL. LEWIS q sTAvER CO.
s32 isth Ava
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hieE VICTORY HEIGHTS" FOfi
Beautiful view acres
For exclusive country homes
Acres Of rich noil
For berry. fruit and garden cui-
ture.
Ideal ioca lions
For poultry raising.
Traysrscd by state and unfy high
ways and only 10 minutes by auto
TO the business center OF Beattie.
Watch PfPicD TO EVERY TRACT
IN 90. Der. sssm nss ssn. o. on :p
Our office on The property at NJ
iioth str : blocks west OF the
n nss :y. sssv. SR'. :si,y de-, ss.
you By auto at any time TO see this
property. Appointments can be
made ~ phcning ths ,r
Main <ss7. 81 i>ary Bldg.
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FARM LANDS
/ 30


Port kelly MIL Co.'S land In
famous brlington-Stanw dis
trict: 10. 20 and <0-acre tracts:
good berry. fruit vegetable or
dairKins land: soms trsets have
OF cedar for fencing Some as low
nemembert. this 10 the last large
i sss ss a.sse Ca. ' sna s fa.ss:
20 select your tract now while. you
have q large selection. Also have
soms fine lake front tractA
IL ". NELSON
fz7 eeabosrd Bldg.
cHH SSd .sr.. u fs,,. , ny tAsD
rssay fsr tns pIow. A. an .ysrsxs
Terms; . per cent interest for first
years yr * 2 sGiafsps nsZe 81 .ef e..
of rich irrigated alfalfa land at
sisht $4,000 loan Tor Improve
sssqs WIZ ss .%. es s for W. .Is ..s e
low rates to Alberta For maps.
P Pfia,:s f saI HI I :ss, bs's iS'
20 AcKEs--A MONEY MARER .
and In clover; will produce big
crop Of hay: plenty Of pasture; a
room house. well, woodshed. young
bearing orchard; nice location:
r nrs So rr e n Ala s mt sell
r. VAN AHsDALE a co.
1913 Third Avenue.
ONE OF THE BEST DAIRY FARMS
In the state. s-room fully modern
house with furnace. bath. base
ment- Hight and phone: fine barn
<xl d. Ia - a.
age ana Other ouibuiidinss. Price
$4,000. win take Seattle home
and nome cash first payment
Jesse lessen. soif Greenwood Ave-.
BIO LAND SALE
The Clear Lake Lumber Co lands
out al half price. lo-scrs tracts
for t2s and sss per acre. spiend,d
land. close TO town and railroad
Suited for berries. dairying and
general farming.
~ g PkTERG 7ss Third Ava
CACHE TRACT
All cleared; fenced; city
water; small cabin. barn
and chicken house. ti.loo.
on easy payment plan
&. y. DlBBLE
SIS New York Block.
9, FOR sAIE-wATERfRONT
PROPERTY
10 acres: haif-mile Dcs Moines High
line road; facing on small lake:
land lies with gentle slope. Price
reduced from $500
81. soo--foo feet water front, ipciud-
ing shore lands. between Medina
sna m' sys FERNS FERNS Ia ss. ws.h
80. NJ y. WIGHT. Owner
f1i2 Hoge Bldg. Main 81.
.. STOCKS AND BONDS
STOCKS OFFERED
10 Guaranty Bank ....... $500
'iS S K K1nw h,, M,n,ns s. ~
. Pref s-ist. t-2nd Com
United Finance 10000,
,s ss Ws:tsra Iasser ...:::. ssss
1900 Ams iss S Cold Mines 10
1000 Columbia Red Metal. Special
5000 Beacon Coal Mlnes..... 10
10 Swedish American Line sa0o
200 Western $ m eltingA
500 .. IL p. Tciephone.. -. Is"
1000 Forks Drilling ........ rs
1000 Forks oil ........... .ofn
1000 wyoming Pacific OH. Bid
1000 Trojan on. Cal. ..... .osb
itVV hsukutkf JUNIOR Ols.. Nv
STOCKS WANTED
RotheYt Process Steel
Marsh Coma. HcciA ma
Alaska Petroleum h Coal
Liberty and Victory Bonda
For fnvestment. buy stocks Of these
meritorious Seattle enterprises.
Western Smelling q Power and
victory Rubber.
WILL BUY:
q. q Automotivs unitA
Dayton Rubber common
Stevens puryea unit@
WILL SELL:
Metropoiitan etoY~A
Rauch a Lang unita
Alaska Steamship Co
Davis Car.
Aero Alarm.
Efccicraft unita
Superior Portland Cement
Edmonds OIL q Refining ca
Western Rubber.
I. X. Steel unita
Peters Home BLDG. unsta
Any stock bought, soid or quoted
FRASER- BrRsOS & COMPANY
Jos Columbia ST Elliott ST
~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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NORTH TRUNK HIGHWAY
BARGAINS

500 PER ACRE
8 90 ~ acres. part alder land. good
soil: lies we'll: half-miis Des
Aoines highway.
osoo PER ACRE
10 acres, south Of Bellevue. close to
Lake Washington blvd. half up
land. half bottom land. which In
some OF the most productive land
In the state
I acre on paved boulevard. close TO
and mountaina
Terms on any Of the above prop
critics " desired
NJ ". WIGHT. Owner
itii HoEe BldE. Main ~.
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RARoArN PRICES ron GOOD
LAND
81 20 Sioe Per Acre
Terms, % Per Acre Cash 01go
Per Acre Monthly
Good hvsi land on the Trunk High
way between Bellevue and Red
mond; excellent for berrfea. chick
ems etc. This land 10 we'll located
home sites, commanding good vie y
OF mountains and looking over the
city Of Seattle The highway
passed through the land, tracts
fronting both sideA Sold In Z v u
i0-Acre traetn
DAVID p. EASTMAN
1884 Third Ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13

10 AcREa CLEARED
| community; 8 miles from the Plies
plant This n ideal ioganberry
land Price efse per acre: reason-
able tsrrns. tssD
rrREsrpE REALTY co
sl<-3f7 New York Blk
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I 1870 On TERMS
BEAUTIFUL HOOD CANAL
COUNTRY
S acres improved with two-room
housc. ! acre cleared This II good
soii that will grow anything that
will grow IN this country. Come
IN and SEQ photos and get full par
cIfrpoRp LAND Co
eli Third Ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-13
9, FOR sAI4E-wATERFRONT
PROPERTY

10 acres. haif-mile Dcs Moines High
line road: facing on small lake:
land lies with gentle slope Price
reduced from $500.
~. soo--ioo feet water 'front.' iDciud-
ing shore lands. between Medina
and Bellevue. facing Lake wash
ington blvd. Terms IL desired
NJ. y. WIGHT. Owner
fiis HoFe Bldg. Main sfa.
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LITTLE FARMS CLOSE TO CRY
6oxiTs cleared land: city water.
Price e4sb: your own terms. Prop
erty II free and clear. Inquire 32i
Leary Bldg.
WHILE WAITING FOR BETTER
times, buy acres good land from
an old homesteader. on your own
terms Right price. Get busy
planting. Write John Storseth.
Poulsbo. Wash. Box lse. II. l.
dale. viii make nice chicken or
berry ranches.
y. u. CLARK
1916 Third Ave. Elliott si55.
LAKE WASHINGTON ACREAGE
Berry. chicken and vegetable
tracts. Terms. c. Lyons. 1910 Il.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
REYES CLASS.

Has Christianity Failed?' will be the subject for the Reyes class at the First Methodist Sunday school in the morning; with discussion led by Rev. C. M. Reyes and short talks by sev- eral members. The class is asked to attend the devotional exercises of the Sunday school beginning at 9:30 and to assemble for the study period at 9:45. Last Sundays attendance was above all expectations, and the mem- bers are pledged to see that this Sun day sets another record.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
Eugene Martin
WEAK; RUNDOWN
chsskna Lady Got So She Could La Drag.-"Cardui Built Me
 Up," She Declares.

Ka9nersviIIe, N. C.-In an interest. nng statement regarding Cardui, the W1unan's Tonic. Mrs. Wesley Mabe, of EssnT here, recently said: "I have uuncwn Cardui for years, bu> never nsw its worth until year ol so ago. ' v1s in a weakened, rundown con- Gllttso. became draggy-didnt eat or nlesp to do any good; couldn't do any. 4Alnx without a great effort. l tried different remedies and medicines, yet ' continued to drag.
 ~a decided to give Cardui 8 trial, cd found 1t was just what l really needed. It made me feel much strong sr scon after I began to use 1t. 1 be- egHn to eat more, and the nervous, WoaE feeling began 70 leave. Soon ss1s sleeping good.
 "CArdui built me up as no other sanie ever did.
 x uled Cardui with one daughter wAc was puny. felt bad and tired out MQ the time It brought her right out and soon she was as well as a girl esaid be. We think there is nothing nxke Csrdui."
 IsC not allow yourself to become weak and rundown from womanly Rrsunaes. Take Cardui. You may finc af 9us1 what you really need. Flo. Maers than 40 years 1t has been used Dy atnwsands and thousands, and found siase ss Mrs. Mabe describes.
 At your druggists. NC-14'
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
H. B. JOLLY.

The body of H. B. Jolly, who died of pneumonia at his home, 814 Maple street, North Little Rock, at 8:1a o'clock last night, was brought to Con- way on the morning train and taken to his former home northeast ot Greenbrier. The funeral will be held at McNew Chapel Sunday afternoon at o'clock
 Mir. Jolly was 28 years of age and was the son of Mir. and Mrs. James K. Jolly of near Greenbrier. He is survived by his wife and three children, Coy, aged 6; Wanda, agec i, and Doyle, aged Is months. MT Jolly for the past six months ha: been serving as a conductor on the Inter-City Terminal Railway Com pany of North Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
MEMS FORITM

The Forum will meet tomorrow morning at 9:45 o'clock in the Elk S parlor, and the following subject will be discussed: "How to face life with out worry Last Sunday broke all previous records for attendance and are expecting large number of men tomorrow. The room is comfortable and the fellowship cordial. If you are a man and are not affiliated with some other church we want you.
 H. Krieger, President.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
METHODIST SERVICES.

Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. A special program has been arranged for the devotional period which be- gins promptly at 9:30. Public wor- ship and preaching at 10:5O a. m The subject of the sermon will be "The Incarnation, or the Word Made Flesh." Intermediate and Senior Epworth Leagues at 6:30 p. m. Al 7:30 p. m. the choir will render 2 beautiful Christmas cantata the title of which is Holy Night" You arc given a special invitation to worship with us in all of these services.
 c. M. Reyes, Pastor
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
RECITAL AT CENTRAL
 MONDAY EVENING

A recital will be given Monday night, December 19 at the auditorium of Central College. A program of musical numbers and readings has been prepared under the supervision of w. L. Thickstun, the director of music, and will be presented at o'clock. A feature of the program will be several Christmas solos, carols and choruses by the Glee Club. The general public is invited to attend
 Rosco Grafton is week end visitor in Little Rock. ~s1s
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
BAPTIST SERVICES.

A graded Sunday school, with classes for all ages, at 9:45 a. m. i; worship and preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Junior and Senior B. Y. P. U. meetings at 6:30 p. m. The pastor will speak at the morning hour on "Singleness in Service" and in the evening on "The Exceeding Great Reward" You are very cor dially invited to attend any or all of these services.
 K. P. J. Garrott, Pastor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
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AT THE CHURCHES.


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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
JUNIOR B. Y. P. U.

The Junior B. Y. P. U. program for Sunday evening is as follows: Subject, "Visitors from over the sea-" Class No. 2-Leader, Albert Burton; Helpers, Earl Sims, Katherine Gar rott, Don Martin, Joe Robbins, Cor don Westmoreland, Hattie Bell Lee and Raleigh Shamrock. Classes No. 1 and 3 will elect officers for the coming quarter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
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 T. LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS. ! I. ! '. .....-.....:.........."...............-.....'' ..

Dear Santa Claus-l want a big sleepy doll with long black curley hair and watch' bracelet and some dish es and doll buggy. Be sure to bring me some candy and nuts and fruits. I have two little brothers and a cousin Arthur Lee Morrow. Be sure and visit them I'm seven years old X in and visit her. From Addie Lee Johnston.
 Dear Santa ClauG-I am seven years old, l have a little brother David. I want you to bring me some candy and a drum set of dishes for little David and some nuts and 1 have another brother Charles eight years old and we want some oranges and apples and horn piece for all of us. Charles wants bicycle and a tie. don't forget my teacher Miss Ford for I love her. 1 am in the second grade. From Bruce Bush.
 Dear Santy Clause-For exmas i want large doll with long curley and doll bead. As ever Margaret Halter.
 Dear Santa Clous-I have tried so hard to be real nice and I want you to bring me book satchel coloring crayon's tooth brush pencil and my brother a little wagon and a large apple. 1 am 9 years old and my brother is 3 years old. My name is Amy Fisher
 Dear Santy-How are you I want you to bring me shot gun and box of shells and some toys candy and wagon and I hope you will get around so l will close for this time so good by. My name is Lawrence Chrouch.
 Dear Santy-You are a good snow man and you are going to bring me little gun and ball and train and a box of candy and pear of gloves. Deer Santy you get me box of shells l will see you at the Christmas tree l hope you will get around there Hermos Hawns.
 Dear Santy-How are you I want you to bring air gun and bring me some candy and a orange and apples and toys and a little red wagon pant ed blue little bycicle Dear Santy 1 hope you will come around good by Santy my name is Lynn Hawns.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
JUNIOR XMAS PROGRAM

The Junior Missionary Society will present it's Christmas program at the church Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A Christmas tree will be pro- vided for other children of the town who are invited. Members are re- quested to bring their mite box money and gifts.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17

BAPTIST WOMEN'S SOCIETY.
 The Baptist Woman's Missionary Society will meet at the First Baptist church Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock for mission study, led by the pastor.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

Tomorrow morning at the II o'clock hour of worship the pastor will speak on "The Spirit of Generosity" The Sunday school will meet at 9:45 a. m, the Endeavor societies at 6:30 p. m., and evening worship and sermon at 7:30 p. m. The church is comfort ably heated, and you will find a wei come awaiting you.
 K. L. Jetton. Minister
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17

Dear Santy-How are you I wan
 you to bring me a shot gun and bo, of shells and some toys candy and z wagon and I hope you will get around so l will close for this time so gooe
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
Model Laundry
 Phone 36O
Notiice!!

0A and after Dec. 19 I will be n my new quarters, 200 Cald- veil street, in the Haskin &lding with new machinery nd equipped to do better work. Quicker service, work called for and delivered.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
Notice :!
Commencing Monday DECEMBER 19

We will open a dry cleaning pkaat m connection with the lnuadry. We will be able to give quick and satisfactory sexvice as we have good equip xent with an experienced dry cleaner, dyer and presser in eharge. Our prices will be reasonable. Work called for and delivered.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-12-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Julius Vann, 21, and Donie Stocks, IS, Vilonia.
 C. A. Powell, 21, and Bessie Clark, 19, Mt. Vernon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-24
THREE DEMOCRATS OPPOSE
GENERAL. EDWARDS PROMOTION

Washington. April 2S.--With three
Democratic senators opposing confir-
nation of Brig. Gen. Clarence X. Ed
wards as a major general. the senate
military committee voted today TO rec
ommend confirmation of the entire list
of twelve major generals and fourteen
brigadiers. recently submitted by Pres
ident Harding.
1t was indicated that the opponents
Of General Edwards who was the first
commander of the twenty-sixth, (New
England) division overseas, would car
ry their opposition 10 the senate floor
No notice of minority report, however,
was given.
Before the decision to recommend
confirmation of the whole list of majcr
and brigadier generals. the committee
today held another conference with Sec
retary Weeks, principally regarding the
case of General Edwards. Further in
formation submitted by Secretary
Weeks is was said, led to the vote foG
confirmation. The general officers
names will be submitted to the senate
Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-24

. Williams. h. W.-Russia of the Rus
slams
Whiting, L.-Athens. the Violet
Crowned
Bacon. A. M.-Japanese Girls and
Women.
Burton, NJ. E.-Education of Women
in Japan.
Bell, Archie-Spell of Egypt.
Barnes, James - Through Central
Africa.
Mills. +. A.-Rocky Mountain Wond-
erland
Young. s. H.-Adventures in Alaska.
Anderson, Mrs /. P.-Spell OF the
Hawaiian Islands and the philippines
Gerould, X. F-Hawaii.
History and Biography
Avebury. Baron-Origin of Civiliza-
ton and the Primitive Condition oi
Man.
Larned. j. N.--Seventy Centuries oil
the Life of Marking. 2v.
Wild, l.. H.--Evolution of the He
brew People.
Taine. II. A.--Ancient Regime.
Beazley, c. R.--Russia; From Inc
Varangians to the Bolsheviks
Stevens, w. O.-Story of Our Navy
Wise. j. S.-End of an Era.
! Brady, {. T.-South American Fights
and Fighters.
Sanborn, II. J.-Anne Of Brittany.
Bigeow, John 49, William Cuiiei
Bryant.
Lounsbury, r. R.-James Fenimor'
Cooper
Mahan, Cap. A. T-Admiral Farra
gut.
McMaster, j. B.-Benjamin Franklin
as a Man of Letters.
Bordeaux, H.-Georges Guynemer
knight of the Air.
Woodberry, G. E.-Nathaniel Haw
thorne.
Warner, C. D.--Washington Irving.
Higginson, Il. W.-Henry Wad'
worth Longfellow.
Greenslet, Ferris - James Russo
Lowell.
Sedfwick. II. D.-Francis Parkman,
Woodberry. c. Edgar Allen Poe.
Ogden, Rollo - William Hicklin
Prescott.
Holiday, r. C.-Booth Harrington
Sanborn, =. F.-Henry ID. Thoreau.
Washington, b. T.-Up From Sla'
cry
Burroughs, John-Whitman. STUD!
Perry, Blss-Walt Whitman.
Adams. O. F-Dear Old Story-Telier
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-24
JAPAN FAVORS ATTEMPT
TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES BH
COMING TO AMERICA DIRECT
fRx rhs Associated Press

Toxic, April 23.-The leading morn
ing newspapers, following the official
deliberations OF Friday on the question
of mandates, say they believe there is
a newer hope of settlement of the prob
lem through direct negotiations be-
tween Japan nj the United States. Ac-
cording to the Jill Shimpo. Great Bri-
tain, France and Italy have advised
Japan TO resume pourparlers with the
United States. The newspapers express
the opinion that Japan will endeavor TO
come to an amicable settlement by COM
promising on the question of communi
cations. A number of sensational arti-
cles have been printed attacking the
American attitude as aggressive. In
this connection special prominence IS
given by the press to statement by
Baron Sakatani, former finance minis
ter, in which he says II would be the
height of folly to attach undue import
ance to the zap problem and to suppose
that war alone would settle it.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-24

Thorp. F. V-Outlines of Industrial
Chemistry.
Griffith. l. S.-Carpen.ry.
Fine Arts
Cridland. K. B.-Practical Land
scape Gardening.
Wright. W. J-Greenhouses.
Allen, Gordon, Cheap Cottage and
Small House.
Adler. Mrs. ii. H.-New Interior.
Wright, Mrs. \. F.-Interior Decora-
ton for Modern Needs.
Turner, W.-Great Schools of Paint
ing.
Claudy, c. H.-First Book of Photo
graphy.
Freeburg, V. O.-Art of Photoplay
Making
Taper, T-Music Supervisor.
Lewis, A. J.-Later Magic.
Hofmann, NJ. C.--Games for Every
body.
Thorp, patriotic Pegaants of To-
day.
Corsan, G. H.-At Home in the
Water
Grnnell, G, B.-Hunting at High Al
titudes.
Literature
Ball T.. H.-Photoplay Scenarios.
Bertsch, M-How to Write for Nov
ing Pictures.
Williams, b. C.-Handbool; on Story
Writing.
Masefield.-Poems.
Riley, j. W.-Complete Works, 6v.
Barrie, j. M.-The Admirable erich
ton.
Barrie, j. M.-Alice St-by-the. Fire
Barrie, j. M.-Echoes of the War.
Barrie, j. M-Quality Street
Barrie, J. M-What Every Womai
Knows.
Bennett, Arnold-Judith.
Bennett. Arnold-Milestones.
Galsworthy, John--A Bit o Love.
Galsworthy. John-Joy.
Galsworthy, John-The Silver Box.
Gregory, |. A.-Golden Apple.
Gregory, J. A.-Seven Short Plays.
Yeats. W. B.-Hour-Glass and Othe
Plays.
GdIHell, l.. A.-hdSleI w III vi Sti az
ford
Clark, b. H-Britsh and America
Drama of Today.
Benson, A, C.-EscaDe and Other E'
says.
Crane, Frank-Lighted Windows.
Crane, F'rank-Christmas and Th
Year Round.
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