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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-05
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! 1136, $3.50; ii 1886, $500; il 1857, S8.93;
LA $772; il I143. 799 i o LAO S8i98;
ss 544 $3.50 1885 sso il4i 1872 i5i 3 ii
i 1855, 1924; i u il56, $500 i oii577,
1885, 5s5 755S 99 1881 S. 51 r. f89 1io5
| lI65, $894; il 1866, $8.9$; i Iie7,
117O. $500; 4 III, 50. 10; il 1172, $50;
$50; il 1176, $50; il 1l77. -S8.79; il
| j 1181. $3.50; il 1882, $50; il 1888,
/ $3.50; il 1854, $8.79; il 1185, $8.79 il
1189 IS q; i 1187. $8.79s il l188' SS;;79};
$500 o0 "i 1872. ss l53o ii o1i93. $3.50;
! 1894, $500; il 1895, $3.50; Il 1886, $50;
s 1527 $3.50 &c., ss l5S8 S8 1884, sso llo2
1902, S1o.54a il 1909. $11;;8a5o;, il 1904,
$l1S5: il 1905, S1185; i 1906, .Sl0,54;
s1654 l $40 sl6 dEGo ig 1911 s1 d-G
il 1912, S1O.54; il 1913. $1054; ii 1914,
$751;; il 1915, $3.50 il 1916. $8.51: Il
f2l i5a S859 y l@d0 $Sol So l2l2 S9 s@
1926, s8.51: il 1927, SIS. il 1928, $11.85;
S1I 50; ii 1892. SII85; il 1888, sII85:
il 1891, S11 50; il $3.50. $I1 50; il 1886,
$3.50; il 1887, $s5;51 i 1898, IS 50; il
il 1912, $3.50; il 1913, SS.51; il 1874,
$3.50; il 1919, SS:5l il 1916, $3.50; il
80; POL u I~4o' 500: II I249, @S,2L;
S123 a: i 1893, So A: i 1924, Sl,2l-45:
4, II2o' 9I }5E se To- SILL; u I29I
1900 $3.50 il 1871. $50: il 2iH263' S.. SO;
S. So il 1895, S. 81 il 1857. SSH: Il
il I@7l. SSH: il 1872, S12I8; il 1878
9l2. il 1874. S12.l3; il 1910, S8.5I: il
Il 1879. SSH; il 1850, $3.50 il l28I, SSH,
Sluddcr Euuice Th0ruberry Pr SO 81
add. Il TO- 81 IS. sos il H. H. bi IS. s. 98;
10, bi Gs. S. IS: il 20. 6i Gs. s5o7; Ii II,
bl 6S So o.; il %. bI 50, - 9S: % %. hl
68 $500. il "a. bl is s5.a7. j p. b 68
Spaun John S. { O., spa1n' ( Co, -Addi-
S SIAN Pete & Be BESSIE sf59t.s Hangbvule
add Il So $500.
Steinriede Alice NJ. Eagle Ridge add
I'll "a SO 80
stuck Franl, & Alice Eubanz. Jameson's
stddebaacr, Julia IT, B.sm y, TX ave 100
IL com 81 It s OF y + cor. E d.. II 10,
~'if.22i A p Eagle Ridge il AS s. GO.
Sisr4 Is add. hausH'L'e' j So 9I'.o9: So
SIT 'l 4@ trust Co. IT, @Nl'-'' W.
ny ya9 sa 2ie So Charles West Park sec l.
y VIZ 9o "a 6syfd r lrss X w,us life es-
t2tel Robbins Haughvnie add, Il Al.
~, ,., r,--.... t,.,-.-..,4, 1,.-,-
% va at o. ro" MS ts 'ers'oo 5t aFI
l79; Si55oo57., -, Con. v.,.s,,, p, 81
II; 500 20. o,. D =,
The az os Belmont add il So, sl7o-75' il
wntermate Josephine Bockers W.
W.seman. creed r. Fairfax. il ga, s754;
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(COntinuedl
N>N~NN~NN~Nr~S~~>~-NNN ~~~~NNN~~~NNs~NN-N>
Howard. John W, West Parkview add.
il 152, S2.57: il 154. S257
S2.57; strip 10 roadway N to I'd w side
s Cor, N E 4. sec 21, tp Is, 3, 10
acres. S3.41: 4 Oots 8. 10, IL, 16, blk
B, vacl, E =, sec 20, tp 10, ,, IS
acres. $1O.91.
Inman, Benjamin R. and surilda E.
9.53; H line Com 1O415 it f of S
W Cor. " u. sec IA, tp 10. 2. 1928
Jungciaus, Henry P. Mars Hill. il 1902.
S5.O7.
Kane. John W. and Martha G., Fleming
Garden Pl. sec 2. il 274 S1345.
Latta, Homer and Stella, Rybolt Home
Park. sec 2. il "A. $14.89.
Leonard, Bert. Fleming Garden Place I'd
add, il 800, S13.41; il 306, 1882; il 3o7,
S11.72.
Lewis, George A. and Kate A, so # W
side I'd $50 It com 445.S # n of S: L
B e NJ D part w u. S f a sec. 20. tp
Is, 3, 20 acres, S11.03.
Madden. John j., Mars Hill, Il 2287,
Miller. OryiIe E. and saTie B. W. D.
Smitson's Sd sub, il 1, 1888; Evanston,
Morgan. BENJAMIN F. and Charlotte, n
of Nat Rd W Side W u, n W 4, sec 10,
tp 10, 2, l acre, S21. 40.
Muir, Charles. Homestead Riverside Park.
il L, S5.68.
Neal. Abbie e. Patterson Glendale add,
il 2 a., Sdo.72 al il rs sI97 L., r,,,;
Garden Place. il Al $4.3S; il -. S12I6.
Pavey, Harry F., Lookout Plaza, L 20,
4.29; il 80. S4.3O, il 81. S429.
Plnnacie Realty Co. DreAel OarcenS' II
Pugh Marshall and Enoch. W Cor.
E 4, sec IS. tp 10, 2, acre, 35.I8;
W Side, S W 4. sec 80, tp IS, 2, 1890
actes, 500 o. n G +, -. =, ~ Wy
4 SEE sec % tn I'J I5 r2 208o acres si06 7s
RS S t. .wiina am l. and and amanda 1 j. Nc
Clqres Home 5s,, PaT x ADD u 3, s598 S.
mex, il 1917. $3.50; il lois, s. 30: il 1919,
-; u io%0 Sl;oV; u Ih"94 97'So o. II
il I142; 1913; il Il4$. S8.36-
oe%en' James r. y J.. OF 10 -" paTt
(EX r r.. w u, sec S, tD 10, 3, 2015
acres, S1o3I9.
Snyder, Ella r. Brown Western Hts
staicup. Rachel O., Mars Hill. il g97.
s42s.
State Savings and Trust Co.. tr, Bitmore
Gardens, Ii oo3, e2.Io. r,-.,---.- Ia :,
81 Sc ~ 0d-'l'' Oh ~ 4'1' -
Thomas, Su.annah' Bailey suburban home
ada; II 10 Ss.2o. MT 7,,---.--- ,..-
4o p, H,Idl m, L. ahI 2'i "a, s .s-iHS 0aI-
den Place "a ADD II 100. ~; 90; .-.,-.
il PSI. s47s.
cor Sc !. sec Is. tp H. - aeEes, s5.2e.
Washington Co. Iinhqrst, i r. SSH Il
White swan Distiliing Co, Mars Hill, il
1919. 81 3O
Williams George and Bessie West Park
View add. il 100 S3.27. j 40. 81 50; il
III. $3.50: II 172 So 81: 173, S2.56, IL
ia. S7.9S; ii 116 S2.57-
60 Wright Lucy E. Mars HILL II 1893
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1~1~|~@1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ N~|~~|~N~~~~~NN@~N-N@
add, il 10, bl %, S61,11; Kesler's LIST add
80 # e side of 100 it end, il l, $31, ~;
State Square, il 169. S53.40; w. H. Traub's
add II 30 SIC y
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CLER4IONT
RAVENSWOOD
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

Fletcher Savings and Trust Co., TT. Raw
enswOod. il 124, S1317.
Meyers, Harvey p. and Beulah, Ravens
wood, il 81 S3l27.
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State Of Indiana, Marion county ssi


will
at
of Of the of In
o
n Ocloc
a be
a 0 January
K. Audito Marion County.
Treasury
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Lambert. L. c., Beech Grove, II 3, bl 80,
S1496: IL 8. bl II, S14.96
Meek & Hamilton, Beech Grove, Il II,
Muir, oscar r., Beech Grove, IL Is. bl
Price Mrs. wilhelmina NJ. Elders Sd
Southeastern Park II 337, S14.29.
Ristine. II. H. L y u 4
sec 90, tp Is. /, 1903 acres S20Oy66.
PERRY TOWNSHIP. BEECH GROVE
Anderson. Lizzie B.. Beech Grove, il %,
bl 1855 $1O.53 il 20, bl 1876, S10.53.
Beech Grove Improvement Co. Beech
Grove, Il 40. bl 100, 510.73; il Il, bl 100,
S1O.72.
Beech Grove State Bank, Beech Grove, IL
o. CONN, 0 John P, Beech Grove, il 4, ol 17a,
S15.22.
County Real Estate Co. Beech Grove. il
%. bi $50, ST. 80: il 90. bl 161. $40. %;
II IA. bl 162. $19.47; il 25. bl 163, S23-12;
IL Is. bl 165. S762; il 10, bl 165, S7.62;
i Cox Co. Ralph. Beech Grove. il ., bl IT'S
$946.
Coyle Thomas J.. Beech Grove, il IS, bl
Crane. Benjamine and Theodore Ristine
Beech Grove, IL l. bl 1853. S122O; il ?, bl
1B3. Sill IL 5. bl 1853, S11.O9 il bI
1853, $11.09; IL 7, bl 1853. S11.O9.
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St add Il 0. S131 81 n 10. S168.3O: Il II,
S150.87i Il u, S166.3o; IL %. $1,000;
stenpIe. NJ. E and M. NJ, stemple Cream
Ridge add, Il 4, S45.70.
TanQuary James r., Fairview Pl, il "a.
SIS .55
Wege. Gus c. and Ora, Jackson sub Hath
erleigh, Il I. SOL 5.
Wendelborn, Lora, Fairview Hts il 5,
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Cawley Mary E, Woodruff Place, il ~
$500 IS.
Deniston, Adelaide E. Woodruff Place,
= il III S165S5.
Gasdu Orviue C. and Ada L., Woodruff
Place so it = side, L So; 10 It n side.
6A SI4T.Oj.
Lieber Robert Woodruff Place, #
side il 30, S44
Pritchard Chas F. and Xenia W. Wood
ruff Place p, il 70. 1929 06.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17

e conservara los dientes heTmosos Y le
asegurara molares perfectosssn la anciani-
lad. Ensefie I'd. = sus niIios Iavar sus
sientes todos los dias cen una soluei6n do
MO-COL y q conservar su boca sus
encfas en- una condicion sana. No es
substantial yenenosa y cs segrra- IIsando
MU-COL no tiene que temer a Ia piorrea.
Recuerdese cue los dientcs' descl,idados
Y decades son receptaculos de microbes
que suelen producer serias Intermediates.
Ell MU-COL es I'm antiseptico agradable
que libra completamente la booa de micRo-
bios y, evita eI decaimiento dc los dientes.
Conservese siempre un paquete de MU-
COL en- la casa. No tiene rival para Ia
hygiene personal y los Inedicos prominentes
en- todas parties 10 recomiendan para los
Otros muchos uso3 que tiene. ~
a En- Todas las Bottoms
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17

# 4g- 8t 4tsa5u
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Salud y Riqueza

PEede I'd. conseguirla con Ia poderu
Sc moneda nlagica. Esta prodigiosa mo-
reda, es la dicha de los jugadores, CO.
lnerciantes, y toda gente de negocios.
Tara infcrmes Sra. G. M. Filomeno,
Profesora Ciencias Ocultas. San Fran
cisco 66, escribane al Box 115 San
tprce, P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
cHoQUE De vEHIcuLos

En- la Gale General Contreras, de es-
Ia ciudad, Ell autom6vil que guiaba
Abd6n Muse, choc6 con un caro- de
carbon, destrozandolo compIetamente.
FL "chauffeur' fue denunciado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
No Dele a Un Catarro 9
Conversirse En- Influenza

Por despreocuparse de sl, un
"catarrito" puede traer una grippe,
influenza, o Quszas peor, una pull
nonia. Tiene que cuidarsele inrne-
diatarnente, y con NADIA rnejor que
con un bEcn frotanaiento de Mus
terole en- las parties congestionadas.
Este unguet1to claro y blancuzco,
fabricado a base de aceite de mos
taxa, alcanfor, nlentol y otros in
gredientes seac:lios, posSe todas
las hrenas cUal;dades del antique
sir1apisalo casero sin e1 fiesgo de
causar s.znpcllas en- Ia piel.
Use el Mustsrole hoy rnismo y
notara ul aiivic sorprendente. De
venta en- todas las farmacias. en-
pomos o tubillos.
-EUCKo MEJoR CUE UN sTNAPIsMo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17
Ell DIR. GONZAl. .EZ MARTINEZ

Ha enriquecido equipo de RAYoS x ULTRAPENETRAN-
TES (280000 voItios taaiento de
con UNA FUERTE cANTIDAD DE RADUM.
M inaugurado, ademas, ofcna de Allen 65 un
cONSULTORIO EcoNOMlcO desde S de la tarde, PARA
Was URNARlAS Y STILLS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-17

LA cREcA, Ell nejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
ANY TIRE NOW MADE
PUNCTURE PROOF
New observation-disclosures Puncfurrs
and Blowout, and Doubles
Mileage

A remarkable invention that
makes rheumatic tirr- proof against
puucturcu and blowouis without IN
any way affecting their natural re.
siliency or easyriding qualities has
bcen perfected by Powell crnslsy. Jr..
T4s Blue Rock street, Cincinnati.
Ohio. He uses no tire filier. chemical
or other makeahift. but an amazingly
simple and inexpensive method that
not only ends tire trouble forever.
but doubles tire mileage, In fact.
he will take an old. discarded tire
that hns been thrown away as worth.
less and run from two TO three thou.
sand miles on T. Write Mr., Crosley
today and learn how you can enjoy
the increased comforts Of motoring
with no punciuros. blowouis or trou
blesoms tire changes and NJ tho same
time cut your bills in two, He Ia
making a special offer 10 orc chr
owner in each locality. to whom he
can refer new customers. Big op.
portunity for local agents,--Advcr.
tlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
SEEK CLOTHING
FOR NIKA CREW
Seamen Lose Kits When
Ship Crashes Ashore

Haunted hy the misfortune that
sometimes attaches itself 70 the men
who SO down 90 thr sea In ships q
SCORE q the sailors who wcrc forced
a week ago 10 abandon thcir burn
ing ship. tho Nika. are tmmpins the
streets OF Seattle. lookiug for work
Tho crew landed In Seattle last
Thursday night They were paid OF
by the Everett Finh Packing com
pany, owners Of the Ntia, the next
day The majority Of them had only
few days wages coming ana most
OF Them had lost their kits when the
Nlka staggered ashore with her "a.
perstructurc ablarr. after losing her
ruddcr In heavy seas IN the straits.
The seamcn hope 60 find another
ship. but most OF them are ham
perad by lack Of warm clothing and
ollskinA They are staying at the
seamrns Mission ana have asked
that former scsfaring men pas
along such old clothing az they no
longer need Sweaters ollrkins. rub
Der boots underwear. socks and
shirts are most ncedSd. The mcu
viii call for anything u the donors
viii cali the Mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
CITY MAY Get
100 new CARS
Needed When Scent Fare
Boosts Traffic, Claim

Aitha fund- with which 90 pur
chase needed light speedy carr for
the municipal railway system are
lacidnr. the plan now pendnE in
the city council. 20 lease from 100
80 700 neW cau with option Of pur
chase. may solve ne problem Of
handling The increased traffic ca
pected when the scent oariaro orii'
nance b,comes effective March D.
Railway Superintendent y w Hsn.
demon announced Wednesday
Every precauiion 20 insure con.
tinuation n the present standard
Of service haa been taken BY the
department Henderson said
I'VE realize that the Huocsss or
failure OF the scent cariarc Will be-
largely psychological the people
Of tho city receive II enthuslastichh
~ ana pntronlze the lines freely. 81
will mean much toward success
To that end. every effort viii b.
made to Eiyo az speedy and SAITH
factory service 90 the facilities a.
our command viii permit" declared
tho superintendent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Tooth Troubles Prevent
New Spring Clothes

Katherine told me you had been
having a terrible time with your
wisdom tooth, so l ran right up to
see you az soon as could leave the
office"
am glad you came 10 see me-,
Anne. II was dreadful for two days.
| couldn't eat nor sleep. but I had
II pulled today and am beginning
to recover The dreadful thing really
made me III"
II should think 30. I've had a few
tooth troubles myself and know
how painful II must have been.
Usually expensive. too"
"oh. should say 40. and now I
have 10 40 back for some Filings.
The dentist found several cavities. 4"
They are quite good at that. But
you should have your teeth fixed up
so you won't have any more trouble ="
Il know that. and have made up
my mind 10 have everything done
that's necessary. don't suppose
can have the new spring coat
wanted after spend all that money
on my teeth"
"oh. am sure you can II you ar.
range things right. Make monthly
payments on your dentist bill II It is
large. and do the same on clothes. A."
Il might manage some new things
II could make arrangements some.
where to make monthly payments.
but I don't know where could do
that"
I'm tS'l you. Cherry's. al 1915
Second ave. in the Rialto building.
right over the Pig'n whistle. are
glad to open charge accounts. and
they have such lovely new spring
dresses. coats. capes and hats in
! right now. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Mayor and Light
Head Can't Agree

A second conference. Tuesday
afternoon. between } d Ross. city
light department superintendent.
and Mayor Brown brought no solu,
,ion as 10 what disposition Will be
made o. u, " Lamb, chief auditor
Of the light department pending tho
outcome Of lambs trial on charges
OF grand larceny In connection with
alleged shortages in the depart.
ment's accounts.
Brown bad previously announced
that the only logical act would b.
for his office 10 suspend Lamb
until the auditor Is either cleared
or convicted Of the grave charge
he Is facing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Here and There

Raphael KaINa iahoror loscs ME
IN plunge into vat OF boiling copper
sulphitc az Long Island city
sidney W Lee. president u Ma,
tionai Association u notucu, opens
sessions II state bottiers CoaNrn,
uon ia the Fpv hotel here
Three bandits hold zap Cincinnati
hank messenger and take $4,000 Ia
ranh and checks
sidney q Hamilton. 81. former EN-
ploys OF Frederick a Nelson. dies IN
Butiv. Mont
Or stephen Alexander Hunter ~,
noted missionary In China, dies IN
trttshurE.
Horace c. Henry Of Seattle will a..
tvnd general session of International
Chamber Of Commerce IN Home.
March rs 10 - He IL now IN Paris.
Western Union gives 90 per cent
81 years earning 20 employees IN
their service year or more. Totals
tl.775. 900.
Pugct Sound Power Light Co
10 appeal decision 81 circuit court "a
/ a. \ supreme court In case against
Reattlc
Ueorgv Williams sentenced 10 2,
yeau Tor aiding In rotllrY ~ iant
messengers December ~ OF So 900
A Carnegie course IN lie lnHur
Huce Hale7manHhip may COME {,
Eyatgs n guarantee 20 cover en-
I prnhrh o. made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Washing Won't Rid
Head of Dandruff

The only sure way TO set rid Of
d,,ndruff is TO dissolve Il: then you
deNtroy II entirely. To do this. get
about four ounces OF ordinary liquid
arvon; apply II a, night when retir.
ing. use enough TO moisten the scalp
and rub I, In gently with tho finger
tips.
DO this tonight. and by morning.
most. II not all. OF your dandruff viii
be gone. and three or four more ap-
plications win completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF II. no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You win find. too. that all itching
and digging Of the scalp win stop at
once. and your hair viii be fluffy,
lustrous. glossy. silky and soft. and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store and il never falls to do
the work.-Adverttsem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Chapel to Draw
Students Closer

Chapel ssrviie- for univeui,y Of
Washington students viii be intro.
dnced Sunday. February 3s The
step b being taken by tho A. =.
U, W In an effort 10 bring tho
student body more closely together,
Reading of tho Scriptures, ib.min.
ute talk by prominent speakers and
music By the honorary musical
fptoJnhies Phi Mu Alpha and Stu
Phi Epsilon will b. Included In ths
services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Rites for Retired
Business Man Here

Funeral service. for William c.
poor. 70. who died Friday at tho
home Of ht daughter Mp Addio
r. grrEE. l5is HoYlbiBn ave. Weff
held wednesday 81, the Honnsy Wat.
son mortuary Mr. Poor had been
resldsn, Of Seattle for onr year
and had been retired from business
for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Speed Record Set
in Work on Texas

Cutting more than IS hours from
the previous record. Brcmsrton navy
yard employees recently set what In
believed 20 be new worlds speed
mark in rosunning tho battieship
Texas with 10 itinch. sS-callbsr
guns in AZ hours and 30 minutes OF
actual working time. according TO
a statement issued by navy yard
officials Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Miller VIII Head
Mutual Paper Co.

Ralph II, Miller was elected pres.
idont OF the Mutual Paper company
Mt the annual meeting Of the stock
holders held Wednesday. j. l.,
Murray will hold the position Of
vice president and general manager
and r. II. Pope, secretary treasurer.
These officials viii hold office for
one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Rush Auto Show
Opening Saturday

Speed IS the wa,ehword OF the
men in eharge OF the details OF
scattle's twice postponed auto show.
which win open at Fourth ave.
and blanchard ST.. saturday and
continue thru the following week.
The accessories tent was reported
in readiness to receive exhibits early
Wednesday. and the committee an.
nounced that the auto tent win
be prepared in ample time for the
show opening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Masquerade Dance
In Fl. Lawton GYM

A masquerade dance in the poe,
gymnasium will b. staged wsdnes.
day night by the soldiers OF Fort
Lawton. starting AZ sac.
The grand march viii be- led by
Mr. Howe. wife Of Master scrgi
Jesse u. Howe. and Lieut. Col
Oliver ~ Dockery. commander of
tho post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
400 Delegates to
Attend S. A. Meet

More than 400 decguic, ar. OK.
pected 10 attend the second annual
convention Of the Young People Of
the salvation Army. which will bc
held in Seattle March 10. II and
IL, Al territory vert Of the noun.
,ains will be represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Blanchard Rites
Set for Thursday

The funeral Of Mu Elizabeth
blanchard Il 90 b. held Thursday
al ! p m. ~ nuttcryorth's mortu.
airy The service was planned FOR
"Wednesday but VIVA postponed. due
10 the delay In the arrival Of her
two cons. " q and A, C. Bianeh.
ard u skaEwHy. Ahakh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
WOMAN HAS
NEW TITLE

The sphere OF woman. WHOSE place
II said 20 he IN tho home. has been
enlarged hy Miss Eftio RAit,. head Of
the department Of home economies
at the university
Woman IL uos known rs tho d.
rector or controller Of expenditures
chancellor of the cGcheaucr. II you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
TIME CLOCK MAN
SPREADS ALARM
AT COURTHOUSE

Time clocks are poor subjects
20 joke about AZ this time ~ the
season especially around the
SQUIRT house Therefore an aEi
taiod and disturbed public official.
dom rciEned AZ tho county. city
building Tuesday until an enter.
prisinr salesman showing en-.
pioys punching devices made his
departure He visited all the
departments IN turn. but failed
10 make single nnls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21
Noted Clubwoman
Buried Wednesday

Ths funeral Of Mrs Harriet r.
parkhurst. Sol itth ave, ~, was
held Wednesday
Mn rBrkhurs, rraldent Of Sc.
attic since 1878 had been closely
identified with the WORK Or womeB's
.iuO and welfare organizations
She helped organize the Y ~
c. a and Y " c. A. and alro
the W. c. T. Z. and was charter
member OF tho Century club.
sho Ia survived by three dauEh.
tera and ono son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

under the university extension serv-
Ice.
sixteen women are enrolled in tho
course and are being instructed by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

WAS driving thru
the country cam
Isslgnins one
night. and stopped
al a small hotel
Afy horse was an
old staErr. about
a. likely 10 run
a way as tho
Washington mon
ument. The no
gro hosilcr at the
hotel came up
and said
Has you 30, a
hitchin rope Mr.
BurkrF IN tie up
your horse Tor
sou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

Miss Riatt in the proper method Of
handling home affairs. 1T takes
more skill TO spend wages than TO
bring them in" says Miss Raitt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

Never mind. said That horse
will stand without being tied
''Yassah.' said the darkry bu,
won't he stand Just ~ we'll ,iodT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

please. This title was bestowed In
the firSt Of series Of lectures on
homo economies given al the Puget
Sound sAytnEs and loan aNnociatlnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-21

laxntsve nRoMo oUININE Tablets
eiisve The Headache by curing the
old 4 tonic laxative and germ
destroyer The box bears the sigma
fura OF Z. W. Grove. lBs sure you
get RROMO.l soc Advertisement
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-05-10

Warehouse Building on
S "Y" of G. & N. W.Ry
Potato Warehouse "
interest.