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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-28
ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
b Give Robots Brtu,
THE SORCERER

/ her head, and on her neck were. 80
many strings OF beads that Nancy
couldn't help wondering how she
could stand 70 straight.
II suppose you came back Tor a
smell Of my cake"
1T looks very nice" said Nick,
wondering II he were TO be offered
slice.
And no IL should" nodded the
Gypsy woman, smiling. ''for dear
knows, enough trouble I've had bak-
ing IL I've spilled half OF the sticky
icing on my floor and ! can't get Il
off I've hurt my finger and I can't
hold a cloth"
"Oh." cried kind Nancy, Can't
do ~ I'll clean your floor
Then here" cried tho Gypsy
woman, thrusting large rag into
her hand. Come. I'll lead you 10 the
place.
An sf~ led her away, the Mush.
rooms note fell to the floor.
Nick stopped IN pick u IN.
fro Be Continued
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POLLY 1md Paml-amd Paris
CHAPTER XXIII-SPEEDING UP
BY Zoo Beciisy
tcopyrfKht. fs7i. ~ The sssfti. srar,

Come on, dear. they're signaling
VS. 10 join them at their table. Let's
20 over. After all. Violet's n good
sort and the man with her looks
right enough. What do you say7'
II say y~s. let's" A warmth had
come into Poily's veins. The golden
room, the scene OF flowers, the
music. the delicious food and the llt.
tie taste Of wine Paul had insisted
on, made her blood move quickly.
She felt wcll-dressed and confident.
Idfe sang,
Mlas Rand greeted them cordially.
especially Paul. She presented her
friend, Monsieur Barray-~I cal him
monsieur because he has adopted
France as his native land" laughed
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2far Seattle :; )
:StqEHElA !; }1.q{,k5
Page Gil
THINK OF THAT!

hlg brother had whitfield out Of
block Of wood. mine was a rag
doll. made at home. but we had
lots OF fun with them.
81 remember how we used 10
play house around the roots OF
great old cedar tree. and how
each OF us felt just a iittle-oh.
ever so little--in awe OF that real
doll.
IAN Of us but Minnie. and
Minnie would make house, or
gather flowers. or pretend to be
the father. but she always said
she didn't bring ter doll.
And one day said. Minnie.
why don't you ever bring your
doll out to ria,r
I'm show you II you won't
tell. and promise not to make fun
OF me- she said. and we went out
to a llitle pile OF stones behind
her house.
And what do you think she
had for doilr A real. live liz.
aril She had pettcd II and tend
ed Il, till II would come when she
called. lie on IFS hack In her hand.
and she could Groom to II and
rock II as n II aero a baby.
II think that WIS the strangest
OF all our dDfls
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BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

three
"Yesr' PolIy's voica alma
sponded.
Good You're answering for Allr
Violet looked stormy.
Sorry" she said rising. y have
an engagement"
ITS mighty fine Of you. said
Paul. "but I've business appoint
ment outside Of Paris"
'si'hen. little Madame I challenge
youi WIN you have pity On lonely
old gentleman--or vsculd you b.
bored with himy~
Polly glanced nj Paul bus ne vas
talking To Violet
II accept the challenge" st~ said
demurely. ''and ~tii risk-ieing
bored
Go Sc Certlnuso
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&C pas?-
quite the most DISTINGUISHED
gown I've seen In months" he re-
sponded sincerely. an fact--if you
VIII pardon me-we remarked upon
IL when you came in. No Que.
think. wears beautiful clothes with
such distinction as the American
girl"
Tactfuiiy he proposed toast 10
THE American Girl and the clash
was over Barray and Polly kept the
hall OF merriment rolling. and when
tho diners began to thin out and
Violet spoke OF going. Barray cut In
with an emphatic
mot tn have the promise OF all
Of you TO lunch tomorrow at d'Ar
menonvillel I won't take No for
answer. Come now. enc two.
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Nick turned when he saw the
chocolate cake. II there was any
thing he loved II was cake. and
chocolate cake was not TO be resisted.
"Oh. come on Nickr' Nancy pulled
at his arm.
The red feather in his hand. too,
Kept bending tho other direction.
which showed that II he would avoid
danger he would keep away from
the strange cave and ali II con.
tanned.
But chocolate cakei Round. high.
shining and delicious.
Something In poor Nicks iers
seemed 10 be pushing him back To-
Ard the cave. He tried 10 take a
~ away. but he had no more will
than . terrier on the end OF a chain.
And there v.s nothing for Nancy TO
q but 10 follow.
Hello. childrwn.- came voice
out Of the cave. followed Al once by
nrurs In the form Of sypay
~'Fnan dressed m red with . green
cap and yellow sssfA Her hair WINS
eSns IN long brnids wound around
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Violet.
France adopted my father befor,
had any say In the matter" he
answered her. but he looked at Polly.
MY father was French" he went
on. "and my mother American. She
came from the state you call In.
diana. I always pictured Il as bein Z
brlnful OF IndianBr'
Polly laughed and felt Instantly
friendly.
why. that's my state. too. N~ar.
~ all my peopl. came from there.
Howdy do, FriendF' And Polly
reached her hand across tho table
impulsivoly.
lie grasped n cordially. and hcld
1t just an instant longer than he
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GUNSIGHT PASS

BY WILLIAM Macleod RAJ,

s i' md S s. s.:.s s:.ss ~
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David and the minister's litth
girl began talking about the
eariyday schools. and the begin.
nings of schools In Seattle. and
David told her about how they
knew the dean OF the law school
Mt tire came university. and how
Dean Condor had played ball
when he was little and founded
the law school In 1922. when he
grew up. and Peggy looked
bored.
All this boy-ktnd Of talk was
very well. but sire had something
on her mind---so as soon ns she
got a chance shc said. MANY Of
my pioneer ladies' do tell me
stories about how they did get
their early-day dollies."
Tho big. soft kitty climbed pur.
ring Into David's lap. as II she
would do her best TO keep him
still while Peggy got the doll
story.
"Dolls7- the minister's little
girl said. Yes. almost every doll
had n story in those days ] knew
only ono little girl who had a
real doll. the rest OF us had some
sort of homemade ono. one had
a clothes pin with n face painted
on the knob and n pink calico
dress. One had a wooden one her
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''Iioweoms you hereF-

Howeome you hereT-
"A man brought me-"
As FAR as be understood them. the
boy told the story OF the nights ad
ventures. shorty's face grew grim
He appreciated tho meaning back a
them far better than the little fci
low. keiths answers TO his auss
items told him that tho men figurlns
In the episode must be Doble and
otero. The man was pretty aure ol
the valley where Doble waA lylns
hid.
tie Jumped to his feet Wen 60
kid
To daddy
mot right away. We Eot hurry,
up business FIRST
Tho man ssddlsd and took up.
trail. Keith clisging to his waist.
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DOINGS or THE DUFFS

COME ON. WILBUR! VI
You HAVE TICKETS FOR
The TAEkTER LET'S GET
STARTgOiJ
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-saic or Rent.

ASBURY PARK, Ocean Grove. Allenhurst,
Bradley, Deal-Summer homes, hotels. &c
IAcOR A KING, NORTH ASBURY PARK.
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RIVERSIDE DRTvE-Adorable. colorful. ur
usual; all rooms facing Hudson. $500. Az
dubon 1902.
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BUYS WHITE MOUNTAIN HOTEL

J. J. Lannin, proprietor OF the Garden
city Hotel, Garden City. H. L.. for more
than twenty-one years, has purchased
through Joseph r. Day ''The Balsoms" at
Dixville Notch, n. II. The Balsams' was
erected a few years ago by the late ].
Warren Hale and Henry S. Hale ot
Philadelphia. Pa. who acquired a tract
Of more than 4,500 acres about ten miles
from Colebrook, y. H.. on the Maine
Central road. The Messrs. Hale erected
an imposing hotel structure, golf club
houses, numerous cottages. 100 car fire
proof garage. servants quarters, SC.
and the cost of these buildings, together
with the land and improvements, is re-
ported TO have involved an expenditure
of almost $3,OoO,000.
The present deal includes the hotel
and all OF the other buildings. together
with about 1900 acres and a chain Of
spring fed lakes, upon which the main
structure faces
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BUILDERS PURCHASE
BRONX CORNER LOTS
WIFI Erect Flats and Taxpayer
at Burnside and Norris Aves.:
Other Borough Deals.

r. Osborne Smith, Inc, resold for
Aaron Miller the northwest corner OF
burnside and Norris avenues, vacant
plot OF seventeen lots. The Morris ave-
hue frontage OF 4s7 feet will be improved
with apartment houses, and the corner
plot, lO0xlOO. with a taxpayer The prop
erty was held at $4,000
The newly organized Jawitz Realty
Corporation, c. and 5. and a. Jawitz,
directors, purchased the plot. Txl0ox
irregular, at the northwest corner OF
Nelson avenue and Macombs road. The
company Is represented by Goldfein &
Weitfisch, attorneys
The newly formed 100 Sherman Ave-
nue Building Company, with |. Levine
T. &. Solomon and r. Schodsky as di-
Tectors, purchased the vacant property
a that address. Marks & Marks. attor-
news. represent the new company.
The Debb Corporation, Leo Levinson
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two rooms, kitchenette, bath
cheerful; reasonable. After 6. YERKES
Audubon 1904.
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BROADWAY corner-Superior corner apart
ment. eight bright. sunny rooms. COM
fortably furnished. large kitchen: elevator.
Phone appointment. Cathedral 7660. West
113th ST
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LONG BEACH WEST. one bungalow, sale
$3.50. $3.50 down; with sewer. water
gas, electricity: 5000. $500 down. WEST
HoIME REALTY CO.. Lindell Blvd. and
Park 81
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president. has purchased the vacant
plot, 50xS9, at the northeast corner OF
Claremont Parkway and Webster ave-
nue., upon which the purchaser will erect
a business building. j. Clarence Davies
negotiated the sale.
The following apartment house plan
was filed yesterday:
University avenue, southwest corner
Boscobel avenue. five story. 100. 22xll442; I;
Avoca Realty Company, owners, Stephen
Ball president. Neville & Bagge. archi-
tects. Cost. $4,000
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

PROSPECT PARK WEST, 20 CCor. Sd St).-
Highest class new elevator housekeeping
apartments, 80 rooms: rent - 200 TO $2,lOO;
Prospect Park Plaza, l. II. II. subway sta
ton. Agent on premises. Tel. South $500.
READY MAY i-Open for inspection now,
two room and four . room apartments,
can be secured on the portional ownership
nian: exceptionally large and all OUTSIDE
rooms, soundproofed. spacious closets. each
apa rtrnent wired for individual telephone:
Si 600 cash balance like rent NOTAC
BtfIIDINCi CORPORATION, owners, Cation
sv and Westminster road, Brooklyn Pros-
pect Park South section Of F1atbush).
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West Side.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 29i (i0ad) Com.
Portable single and double rooms In private
house: elevator; excellent table; steam heat;
n
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EDGECOMBE AV., 327.-Slx room apart
ment. furnished. $500; leaving. Audubon
1880. LAMPKIN.
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WASHINGTON PLACE, 125.-Young woman
will share modern aartment with another
young woman: kitchen privileges. use oi
niann. forms $40 week. Snrirc Go10
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MORNINGSIDE DRIVE, 80 q16th sub
way) Beautifully situated. handsomely
furnished five room apartment for six
months: owner going abroad. exceptionally
well equipped for housekeeping $500; refer
ences. Telephone Morningside 1880. apt. il.
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FINELY furnished rooms, bath; light.
clean; block to Melrose station Harlem
X. r.; SIS. Tel. after 1880. Melrose ss26M.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.

FOR SAIE-New o room house. . baths. ali
improvements. garage. overlooking Grort
South Bay; 100 $500 cash. possession
at once. j. WEHN, Phone 6.4 W. Bay
Shore. L. T.
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SPECIAL fund seeks first mortgage invest
ment, Manhattan, Bronx and Queens: also
funds for Wcstchester and Jersey. JOS. NJ.
BYRNE CO. Newark, N. J. Est. 1885. N. Y.
office, 6s William st. Tel. 3957 John. Kind
" ask for Mr.. MOSS.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

MONEY for first mortgages in large amounts
and second mortgages amounts from 81 900
10 10000; city country ATTORNEY.
room 203. - Park row.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED

LEASE OF four story private house and fur.
nlture for aale at bargain. well paying
hoa riding house. West End av. Quick action
necessary. ALFRED =. COBURN. 159
West I'D.
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WORTHY FARMS EvERYwIiEHE
BATsON FARM AGENCY. fs9 5TH Av. MI.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

SD Av.. 1857 (s1th and ssth) Will board
children two years or older; mothers care:
rermit. McGIIR.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th st. to 59th &c. uncIusivs).
East River to North River.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE--A beautiful player piano and
some money for q late model Cadillac or
Marmon car. G.. +. DENNIS, 3i3 West
i2ist st. Morningside 25i3.
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HOUSES WANTED-FURNISHED.
FOREST HILLS or

Wanted, for summer or longer. well fur
nishcd house, 3 rooms, baths, ga
raun. not over $3.50 per month"; responsible
and careful party. MAST1N, 20 Central
Park West, New York city.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Furniture.

FURNITURE. rugs and linens OF four rooms.
with privilege Of apartment, blocks from
Times Square. i06 w. 18th st. Ring Jani.
tors bell.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

MY wife. Marion Bcggett. having abandoned
me, 7 will not he responsible for any debts
incurred by ner. J. ALEXANDER Ll1G-
GETT.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jeryey-Sale or Rent
A SERVANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST

EASY COMPUTATION TO NEW YORK
Permanent home: everything modern and
ready for occupancy at above price
tras; steam heat paruuet floors. beautifully
decorated inside and out. Select. strictly
residential neighborhood Water sports, golf,
country club. schools, churches, ma arkets.
Nearly 500 feet elevation: no mosquitoes.
Zig living room with huge open fireplace.
Many fine old oaks supply abundant shade.
No servants needed; electrically equipped
throughout. including electric range, electric
lights and base plugs. Balance, after initial
tInn you will waste in rent the next few
years. Investigate. Address OWNER, T.. o.
Box SIS. City Hall Station. New York city.
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Borough OF Queens.

GARDEN apartment in Jackson Heights,
large, light, airy rooms and baths: beau
tifully furnished; a most desirable home
with country life In the city; restricted com
munity: subway; % minutes from 42d
St; $3.50 per month; April to October. Phone
SCHIFF Newtown 1851.
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Borough OF Queens-sale or Rent.
Borough of Ricbmond-saIe or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL. furnished twin bungalows, fine
section; sell under cost: need 81 900 cash I;
brokers protected. o'BRTEN. Murray Hii
s165.
FOR SALE at sacrifice, $4,000 equity IN
modern tar exempt home for 81 100; 81, 200
cash; six lsrer rooms and bath garage. 15g
Lathrop av., Westerleigh; Silver Lake car
Telephone Port Richmond 124T-W.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. t. 59th II. unclusiye).
East River TO North River.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE,
Beach 56th and Surf av., Sea Gate, Nortons
Point, New York Harbor: comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath: 55 min
utes from Times square. 3J minutes Cham
bers St; Municipal subway: rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Westchester.
New Jersey.

HOTEL LENOX, Central av.. near Broad St,
Newark, ". j.. 3 minutes from Hudson
tubes; honey, comfortable, single. double
rooms or suites: American plan; moderate
rates: elevator; fifeproof; courteous service
THE BANCROFT. u. Orange, NJ j., II NJ
Walnut St.-Several desirable double and
single rooms. with exceptional board mod
crate rates; adults only. Orange T2i5.
Miscellaneous.
ENGLAND-Royalty nurse wishes 10 board
adult: country home. Columbus 2oia
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New Jersey.

LAKEWOOD, N. J.-Benutfully furnished
room, sun parlor and bath apartment In
best residential section of Lakewood, N. j.,
near lake, all conveniences. private residence.
until September 1; $500. Il. THOMPSON, 4t2
1st ST.. Lakewood, N j., or telephone Bush
wick 1127M.
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HOUSE; comfortably arranged; perfect con-
dition; southern exposure: windows three
sides. modern improvements. upper floors
arranged as apartments: easy terms l. 226i
Herald, Herald So
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BEAUTIFUL Gramercy Park home: EASILY
CONVERTED into apartments very easy
terms. II 2263 Herald. Herald So.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
AT 4s WEST 55TH ST.

Two connecting apartments. top floor.
either or both for five or six months; $40
and $50 respectively; fully furnished. Tel
Sunday afternoon.
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Borough or Bronx.

FIVE room apartment with all modern i'm
provements, to subet. either furnished or
unfurnished; desirably situated for physician
or dentist. on first floor, on University av.,
near Fordham road. Bronx. For details
phone Fordham a679.
1915 CONCOURSE Corner 167th st.).-F'our
large, comfortable, fitted up rooms, two
windows in each room: all outside: April to
October. Phone Bingham f51TR.
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THE QUEENSBoRo CORPORATION.
80 East 42d St. corner Madison av.
The New York herald., 1922-03-22

MADISON AV., near 5sth-Studio north SKY
light. plano. room. bath. 500 month. Tel.
Plaza 1898 any time. preferably between
and q A. NJ
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fully. completely furnished apartment. 3
rooms. SiT5 month. including electricity and
gas. Apt. So.
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LONG BEACH WEST.
BECkER REALTY CO.
TELEPHONE 260 LONG BEACH.

TEIEPfONE 2hU LONG BEACH.
WESTBURi. new dwellings, choicest loca-
high class. HENRY PIERSoN, 323 Fiatbush
av 1900 Sterling.
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Above 18th st. to 59th st. UncIusiye).
East River to North River.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CHARLES BERLIN, 1888 B'way-Manage-
ment. sales, loans.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-01

Double chins are considered a mas
culine charm when the cleft is in tie
middle and perpendicular.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-01
Women Succeed as Aviators.

The United States has had many
women avtators. Katherine Stinson
was the first Of her sex to fly in this
country. being a contemporary of Lin
coin Beachey and many other of the
early aviators who learned at the
Wright field, near Dayton. Now Chi
cago has produced our first negro girl
aviator in Bessie Coleman. who is
abroad at present receiving additional
training in France, Holland and Eng
land, where she has given many dem
OustratiOns of skill.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-01

pound and Liver Pills | would be :.
lieved. After taking the first bot.,s !
felt better, and neglected it awhile /.
found l could not do my work un,; nj II
was stronger. So took the VegetsSt
Compound again and now | am n.
mother of a 10 months old boy. h:
fat and healthy and | am sure I coua
never have carried him if it had ~
been for your Vegetable Compound i Il
recommend your medicine to all wom.
although l am young to be advising ,Ous
one older. - Mrs. CHRIST. PETROn
31s w. Liberty ST., Cincinnati, Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound contains no harmful drugs u
can be taken in safety by any woman
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Her Reason.

Mary Louise and her little frIs,.
had had n falling out. Explanation
were hard to obtain, but the troub.
finally came out.
what was the trouble between 70,
and Hazelf" Mary Louise's aunt asked
her.
Jaw, Hazel flirted with boy in tn.
park" replied Mary Louise.
"Fll bet you flirtcd. too" said III,
aunt.
mo, I didn't either. Mamma wa,
along"
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Important to Mothers
Deceived.

"What lot of antique furniture The
Scadbys have" "Not nearly so muca
as they think they have"
The Dolores star., 1922-09-01

.Ities before 'taos
lydia E. Pinih,a;|
v ege table Co~l
pound; Ny bsd|
panied all The MI
and l was unit hi
housework. / III
worn out if l coois
a meal, and was m
able to do my w,s.
ing: My girl friens
and my sister toI
me if | would 1T
|yOurVapo,,li.C'
The Dolores star., 1922-09-01

Federal funds totaling 100000 have
been allotted to states cooperating
with the government in protecting for
est lands from fire.
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WASHINGTON

WASd1NGION
Federal funds totaling $4OO,0OO have
been allotted to states cooperating
with the government in protecting for
est lands from fire.
Another union labor bank is being
organized E. II. Manion, president
of the Order of Railway Telegraphers,
filed application with Comptroller Of
the Currency Crissinger for charter
for the Telegraphers National Bank of
st. Louis with 100000 capital.
President Harding in an address to
citizen soldiers from Camp Meade,
Md, declared he favored military
training for more than 100000 civil
ians annually, not for any prospective
aggressive warfare, but to preserve
peace.
Latin-American trade Is clearly on
the upward trend, despite the sharp
decline in the flow of commerce be-
tween this country and the Southern
republics during the past fiscal year,
according to a survey of the situation
made by DR.. julius Klein, director of
the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce of the Commerce Depart
ment.
Warning against establishment of
branch factories in Germany by Amer
lean firms was contained in report
to secretary Hoover by Il special com
mittse of business men appointed to
handle economic problems relating to
western Europe. The report asserted
any temporary advantage to be gained
by location of branches in Germany
by American firms would be more
than offset when stabilization In that
country brings on further violent dis
location.
Amendments to the income tax reg
ulations covering oil and gas proper
ties have been Issued by Internal
Revenue Commissioner Blair. The
amendments cover depletion of oil and
gas properties, estimates of probable
resources, depreciation and similar
factors.
The Senate has cleared the way for
the President to appoint Maj. Gen.
], q, Harbord, deputy chief Of staff.
to the post Of chief of staff upon the
retirement of General Pershing, who
will go upon inactive duty because of
age limitations in another year.