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them. There is not single living crea-
ture in its waters hence the name
dead Sea-"
From the Dead Sea one can drive to
the Garden of Gethsemane 1t is a beau
tifu secluded spot surrounded by walls
of considerable height and it is the prop
erty of the Franciscan Fathers, who take
great pride in keeping the grounds beau
tif,il. This is the Garden to which Jesus
came with His disciples and underwent
the crucifction of His soul; from here
He went forth to His death upon the
cross, accepting the bitter cup. One is
shown the rock where the disciples fell
asleep, while Christ prayed in anguish.
Also little beyond column built into
the wall commemorating Judas betrayal
of Christ with kiss.
Looking up and around about one sees
several huge and ugly olive trees, whose
roots are said to have sprung from trees
hourishing in the period of Christ. Sure
enough their appearance verifes this state
ment.
Before departing from these impressive
scenes of the Holy Land, there is one
more place of interest one should visit. 1t
is the Mount of Olives, about two stones
throw from Jerusalem. On it is the Mos
lem chapel of ascension and two story
building, at present used as church, said
to contain the Chamber of the Last Sup
per. One is shown to the place where the
table stood and where our Lord sat- In
another place the footprint of Christ can
be seen on displayed rock from which
He assembled to Heaven!
NoTE: Read before the Pierian Chau-,
tauqua Circle, Sunday, March 25, 1928.
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TESTING LOCOMOTIVE WITH
A PIANO

A piano seems to be out of place in
locomotive workshop, yet it has been found
to play very useful part. There is no
better way of discovering cracks and de-
fects in the different parts of the ma
chnery than by striking the metal with
hammer and then comparing the noise
of the vibrations with the. piano notes.
The man operating the piano must have
trained ear for music, seeing that it is
his business to listen for the slightest dis
cords If the metal rings harmoniously
with the piano note all is well; the least
flaw will result in a discord. Defects
that are hardly to be noticed by the ordi-
nary method of hammering are at once
evident when the piano test is employed.
A locomotive that rings true all over,
each note which it yields synchronizing
properly with the same note as given by
the piano, is certainly fit to take its place
in service on the railway.-Ex.
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THE HOLY LAND
CONTINUED from page y

away during Christ's resurrection.
In other chapels of this church one is
shown where Christ was nailed; where
He appeared to Mary Magdelene and
His Mother; the columns at which He
was scourged; the stocks in which His
feet were fastened; the prison in which
He was confined; the place where His
raiment was parted, and where some
three hundred and fifty years later His
cross was discovered.
Here are the grounds one is told where
Christ was crowned with thorns and
scoffed and Knocked. And at Golgotha,
or the Hill of Calvary, the interpreters
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WHITE MANS OPIUM

The man who reacts vigorously to life
will not be content with the puppets of
fiction.
Never will he accept the 'predigested
bread of Author Somebody's blending of
Polti's Thirty-seven Basic Ingredients in
lieu of his own hand husked, raw masti
Gated wheat
Billy The Kid never thrilled over the
fifth instalment of Scribbleback's classic
of the old West "The Two Gun Man."
The shellbacks of "The Flying Cloud"
we doubt not, would have used the pages
of Conrad's "Typhoon" as pipe lighters.
Kipling, it is said, bored Tommy Atkins
stiff.
They who grasp the goblet of life with
a rude hand are not to be appeased by
mere presentations, dissertations or de-
lineations of its color, bouquet and sparkle.
The fiction reader is detached from
life. To enjoy, fiction requires that rea.
son be ravished and emotions swayed :.
1t is the travelling man and the unre-
liable sex who dictate the fashioning of
most of our modern fiction -.
Our best fiction writers are ad writers.
What art can approach that of the cookie
who intrigues your interest by stating
"My name is Bolton, John Bolton. l, too
was once poor" Then lays bare his har-
rowing domestic and bildodging troubles
admits without shame his pitiful medic
crity-and startles you by his admission
regardless of tax collectors, "But now
am rich" With splendid altruism he of
fers to share with you the secret which
enables any man without brains, educa-
tion or money to gain the riches of Nor
ganbilt Only $4.9S postpaid.
Or that of the genial chemist, who ira
yelling in Wales discovers that marvellous
gift of nature, Cinderlava-one applica-
ton restores the bloom of youth.
Read the heart stirring story of Mary
Alden, wallAower, who won The Prince
Charming through a course in Applied
Psychology. We really didn't fall for this
ore. 1t is really a subtle bait for mascu
line seekers of methods of self defense.
But it is thrilling yarn.
Deeply were our emotions stirred by
the struggles of Bertha Kringelsnitz; hus
band an invalid; six wee ones suffering
the pangs of malnutrition; the ivy clad
cottage closely plastered with damp
proof mortgages about to be foreclosed,
who as last desperate resource answered
an ad 'like this one' and now thanks to
the Gnome Homestead Knitting Machine
Company is turning out wool sox at
rate that nets her the income of Russian
Grand Duke before the New Jersey nicke
hooker put over his big pay off.
Often in the loneliness of our little cell
we have shed bitter tears over our inabl
ity to enroll as a member of Carl Lin
berkes Glass for Skinny, Scrawny and
Runty Men and without tedious exercises
or expensive apparatus become the envy
of Apollo and the despair of Hercules
end coupla other guys we know.
How we have longed to become Pei
manist and walk with crowned heads and
heavy sugar daddies.-H. B.
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LEAGUE CLUB STANDINGS
Corrected April Is, 1928

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED
CnnftunAA

COMPLETELY FURNISHED
apartment, six rooms, two baths,
located Wardman Park Annex !;
from May | to October |. or
later. Call Columbia 500,
Branch POS.
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

OVERLOOKING TIE 10Th GRBES: Us
usual opportunity for approved purchasers
lots bordering golf course. Franklin Gas
address Rox 146-M. Star office
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ko ONTARIO ROAD Gentlemen. I am Of
ring room aud board fur only $40, including
Lie II house ~ tbougll l"u were home, plenty
eat and pleasant surroundings. only those
n refinement need answer. Miss Bert. Adams
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1851 RIIUDT: ISLAND AVE. N.W.-LarCr,
Uoil furnished home las vacancies for few
guests VII" appreciate irhaed ho'r" atn3s
nherr: I'LL out>ld" rooms. with aud without
nriyatc ha lbs. translrnis Accmmmnintnn nv ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE CLAIBORNE. Apt. ~, 9th and ii SITS.
n.w--For rent. furnished room for one or two
ladies'; electricity; phone; elevator.
:, ROOMS, BATH, KITCHENETrE. $J5 MO-,
including gas, elec.; beautifully furnished gas
range. sink in kitchen; large windows. 5l1
] ROON. RFCEPTTON HALL AND BATn
and rano. $40. col. 10I5-W between and 4,
.MVuday and Tuesday.
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TARIE ROARn

jp17 18th St N.W.-Substantial home cook
Ing; IS per week 3Os
1892 18th ST. NW.-Excellent home cooking:
small tables.
1881 KALORAMA RD.-Home Cooking. SOs
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Mt. PLEASANT

Large Broom brick house. Light hou,.
keeping apartments: two apartments brin.
S110 monthly: owner living in on apar.
only sl3. 500: cash. 81 0po; bal ssh mo.
q Il. ZANTZINGER. EFALroR
NJ. 531l. ?l2 i"th ST Nv
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I WOODKIDGE LOTS
Near II. ]. ave, high elevation; 50y133 t.
( alley $500 .oi Continental Trust bldg. -
! APARTMENT SITE CORNER IuT 50rIIG.
| alley; square 300 so So. So 900: 81 50'
| cash Main 34Gf IIPSCuNB %
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE A large electric
4i-hipu room: bath the sam" floor; telephone,
Ipiiu" ami pHrlor: Yer! reasonable t" right
parties the home cooked uras tit" best.
North 133o
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

LET Is SHOW Y0C HOW YoC CAN MANI:
at least loo an Investment OF s., 900 g.
more; hy purchasing of three new apart.
nent buildings containing 2 and rooms ami
bath apartments; rents for over $1,000 an
nually; priced for quick sale and in splendid
renting section.
See Mr.. BARkLEY. manager business prop
critics dept
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i200 Stn ST. NV NICELY FIENISiiEn.
: t,,"uls aud bath all nut>id" rooms: h.-w.h.
"!"..trr lights Uniuit"i phone. Col. 1876.
references: adults ls
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SUBURBAN BOARD

ROOMS and board: private family; 1minut
walk from Chevy Chase ear: garden, chickens
"ic. nse of garage. Call kensington 80 NJ.
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fiji 16th ST. PALMETTO I'M One or more
connecting room, with or without private
bath excellent meas; moderately priced
franklin T14I 30'
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leo" 18th ST. Desirable dolh" room: mod
home: dclirinus meals: rca asnHable. u
ITO 18th ST. ~. Twin beds: cl"rtrj" Hight;
sud $40 3Os
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Mt PLEASANT. 1879 KENYON. SECOND
fpnr-2 communicating. housekeeping rooms
range. cir.l. rrHai" bath. rlcc. 81! !:
garage. $40: "wH"r'S h"nr: near Rock Creek u
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ELTM0EE ST -uu' room. viii! all modern
improvements. in prrat. hpT": suitable t"r
,nn" or Two gentlemen. Columbia 1886
I'M ith ST. NV i'ir>t-n"nr front rpnui
ar'i board for two business ladies friends,
roisonahlr rates.
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1,in ,AIN EET Sr. NW.-Iar-e attractive
r,um far >ErIm"r: large closet. hot water.
l,-inne: rhnre taho.
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.NI% 18th 81 \ " Nicely urniShrd front
r""nl. second fn"r 10 twn girls luy.ly meals
served. a real home Phonr i'uI. lni2'i. ~
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1897 LAMONT tNr.IIrrt meals srpriaI rates
, two in r'"rn with sleeping Tmrct'. cla~s.d
Pnd screened 500
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u" . st. W.-lGrg" front rutru. tw.u
beds: ais' singl" room: h"'n" privileges:
southern cooking. North >S;:s. 30
, l:;2G VERMONT AVE. NV Arra"tivrly
furnished room for tw": adjoining batt ais"
single room: rates moderate
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~" KENNEDY 81. NV. Large. clean Ht.
trlrtiS, fr"ri ro"rl aud hoard for two: f"i
vat" home. in smhur''~: "i.rtrir li-if~ So
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kalorama road near 18TH st. NV. 100 by 81
IT.. alley On side Price. 81 III per foot
GEO. w. LI&kINS
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROP'TY

81 ACRES. y MILE FROM u. {. IISE.
suitabl" for subdivision. dwelling outhous
and other necessary hidgs: will sell on essy
terms trade for iucoInc bearing city prp,'
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% ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH AND SIDE
porch. completely furnished. Possession May
l. Apt. -. 1870 X ST. NV.
IN MODERN APT, . r.. KITCHEN AND II.
Will transfer lease to purchaser of furniture
including dishes kitchen utensils. etc, $50:
rent. 81! Ideal place for children. Call
Lincoln :,:,.,I-J
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
Continued,

, , NEW APARTMENTS ONE BLIOCK FROM
the State Department: four rooms and bath;
Cail to see about them. Agents, THE r. NJ.
HODGE CO., Inc, 2sM Pa. ave. NV.
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SALE-FARMS.

u ACRES; 7-room house, barn. garage, chiH
houses: plenty fruit; on state road; . miles
ID. L. Emmanuel Parpas owner, 1119 st. ne.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE will room, hoard and care
for tHvaIids, con,alescents. elderly patients
81 lso chronic cases. Maple Woods Farms, Silver
Spring, Md. Telephone Sandy Spring 80 FIJI
myl9s
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4 FUR NAIF--|
Second commercial zone. 81 .4G, 100 n. front
New Hampshire ave, 81 10 r. TO alley. Price
81, ,O0O.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD,

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, employed pm. until
midnight desires room and board with pri-
cate family If northwest section; references.
Address BOX 1l5I. Star office 30s
EMPLOYED. mother and child. 3 years old,
of child during mothers absence; ami
reasonable. Address Box 27S-M, Star office. I.
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FOR SALE 10 TENTS 4 FOoI. BEAUTI
ful villa site. 37th snd Rhode Island ave
peightful view; shrubbery, shade. fruit and
DIR. kEENAN. Rrent Mnnd Nd
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Realtors

Groom plnstered house. all plumb
inE In. city light and water; near
car line. Iurt what you want
$3.50 down. balance TO suit. OF.
EWING CLARK
sot Marion Bldg MA in-6s6l
nEAf. EsTATE SERVICE
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Ruin Faces Farm
Men, Saws Nestos

WESTBADEN. Ind. oct. 49,
The wheat farmer OF the Middle
West faces utter ruin unless some
immediate remedy " found for his
economic difficulties. Governor H..
A. Nestos. Of North Dakota do.
clared today In an address before
the GOVERNOR conference here.
Nestos recommended the establish
mont OF governmental agency. pos.
sibly under the war finance corpora
ton, with fun authority TO sogrcgate
the oxportable surplus Of The wheat
crop and sell Il IN the world mar.
kots NJ the beet terms obtainnblc.
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0rnMRN NAE 10 pouRr

THERE ARE NO DOUBT
Several hundred people In Seattle, II
they knew about this house, they
would buy H. but any ono that
reads this nd win not believe n,
but II is true, nevertheless. 4
beautiful rooms. IN splendid con-
dltion: living room 81 feet long.
beautiful flroplnoei full cement
basement. with cement garage In
basement. splendid hath: one
block TO car They are asking
$4,000 for houses no better. And
you can't build this ono for less
than $4,000, But our price IL
S97b0; very easy terms Let us
prove to you that our statement
is correct
Junction Realty Co. WE st-oat1
A GOOD i-RooM BUNGALOW
hodroomai modern; cement baso-
ment; garage; q blocks from car;
nll cleared in best pnrt or Wcst
Seattle. WIN trade for 5-room
bungalow on terms. Call
CALIFORNIA REALTY co,
$3.50 CALIFORNIA ,Av. WE ST-ai7t
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
Births In their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Crowley. Harry H.. 422a Third ave.
n. w. girl.
Daty. Noboru. 1857 i2th ave-, girl
Donneily. L. p. COZ Il. 72nd ST, girl.
Ercolini. Giuseppe, 400 Goth ave. s.
W.. boy.
Heschelman. Henri Paul. 4044 4lst
ave. S. w, girl.
Lair, L. L.. Oklahoma City. girl.
Leu. George, e226 Fourth ave. N. w,
boy.
Mitchell. Dwight s.. 4s2s 47th ave.
s.. girl.
Olsen, Terry Bernhoff. Ills goth
ave. girl.
onodera. Toyosuke. SET Hiawatha
pl.. girl.
Rosandich. Matt, 2s2s First ave-. boy.
Rowan. James Mark. 1913 Queen
Anne ave. girl.
seike, Shinichl. Ills Dearborn st.
boy.
shoueair, Kelly 1879 Sixth ave. N.
simonds. Douglas. Kennydale, boy.
Starr, Frank H., 4i31 44th ave. s.
W., bly,.
Steele. Allan w. si1 22nd ave. boy.
Strzelce, Carl, 1887 lath ave & how
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North End District
Hgs4. err.Yu ,x..r-
SEE THIS ONE
LANDoN,s HAVE II

$4,000
1900 cash. no mortgage 20 assume.
for modern b-room bungalow. slt-
uatcd on a large lot, commanding
n wonderful view OF lake and
mountains; fireplace; bookcases;
good bed chambers with nice
closets: linen closet; attractive
bathroom: modern cabinet kitch-
en-: concrete basement. laundry
trays. This In your opportunity.
Phone ME lrao-0fT6. or call at 1901
". ibth 81.
FraTH
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10 ACRES north OF city. with dandy
stream; big enough to run little
buildings and fuel. and TO help
Ray for property. Just the place
for that rustic log cabin. Price
only 1915; terms Charles Somers
Co Alnnl.n Rldrr
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DEATHS

Boston, Charles mo age slvcn). ia
Firth ave. s., Oct. IL,
Erickson, Andrew, as, 40 Terrace
ST., Oct. IA.
Nickols, Louis r., 81, 2i9 goth ave.
Oct. II.
Olsen, Baby infant 1lis 2eth ave-,
Oct. IL,
Smith, William l., tho age glven).
50s Ninth ave. Oct. 16.
yamamoto, yoshilSc. 20. sos jackson
st.. Oct, 10.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Oct. rs.
Flood waters tncedcd turnout Okla.
lioma today after taking toll OF
about 100000 damage ana two
Iivcs.
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Stream and Highway
IL acres, located on paved highway;
close TO good town. electric light;
graded and high school: part bot
tom land; half cleared: large trout
stream: large barn. A good buy.
$1,000; easy terms. 7. Van Ars-
dale, 1915 Third ave
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81 FOR SALE---REAL
ESTATE

$50 CASH. $40 month. takoH z view
lots, cleared. 3-room cottage. light,
water and telephone IN house:
good chicken house and ahcd clone
10 school, car and stores. sl3i
iith $ w, Lake flurlen car to
iilmgruve
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UNIVERSITY FURNISHED
BUNGALOW

a COMPULSORY SALE.
This beautiful BUNGALOW Is fin
irhed IN old ivory and white. just
recently painted inside and out;
has very light. cheerful rooms
and bath OAK FLOORS: FIRE
PLACE. cabinet kitchen: full
cement basement: FURNACE
with coils; laundry: DRIVE
and GARAGE; lot in lawn and
flnwarN3 sweeping view. choice
neighborhood. piano. rugs, drapeA,
electric range and NIL fur
nlshlnRs Included. Just cut
10 tho ridiculous price OF $4,000.
terms ONLY tiNn cash: monthly
payments less than rent, never
offered for sale before. II there H.
better buy in the North End, we
have failed TO find H. This viii
sell 20 tho frat party who in
Epecta T..
AfcNETT REALTY co. REALTORS
ii2i WelllnRford Ave ME- lrBe-2as5.
OPEN EVENINGS
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WV nfENnAln,p
in ,hs desirable


HEStuENTiAL DISTRICT
netwecn bah and stth ayes. 8.
OVERLOOKING LAKE WASHING
TON. at Rainier Tieach.
No bridges 60 cross
rrirr 11ab0i t2o0 Down. t3z Month.
Cory LIVING room. : bedrooms with
closets finished IN driftwand
Kitchen inonolithlc sink. all built
IN features. ironing board. clothes
chute, etc, Nook. closets. cement
basement. wash trays. cement
steps cement garage. artietir
fixtures aud shades. modern bath
room with medicine closet. Won
derfui view 81 lake. only 2 blocks
from car, ono block from pave
ment; I blocks Co Emerson school;
lot b4Niek. small brook and trees
In rear. which 20 anybody with
artistic ideas 10 Rugssstlve %
many rustic features For q har-
monlous. artistic iittie home this
Va tho place that viii suit you.
Aturtcyhnt. owner. an Marion
bldg AA in-1g07. or evenings
pA nfpr+fgn1
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= N'' A'p' VI ave- So 10Y.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence. Age.
Getchell. Lewis E.. PIT. Angeles Legal
Dion, Leah r., PIT Angeles -. Legal
Rhine, Alex, Seattle ......... Legal
Wick, Ella, Seattle .......... Legal
Stout. Harry G.. Seattle $50
Norby, Clara, Seattle ..........,,22
Perryman, Charles r.. Seattle ....e7
Writ. Elizabeth j.. Seattle .....,25
Crafty. Harry L.. kirkland :. /. Legal
Weber. l.. Bernadine, kirkland Legal
Anderson. stone G., Occur
sjcstrom. Eve Charlotte, Occur
dAIene ..,,....,...,...... Legal
Gilshenan. Eddie, Orca1 .........2s
Henderson. Katherine, Olympia lao
Stevens. FRANKLIN A., Seattle ~. 40
Taylor, Maude Johanna, Seattle Legal
Mckay. James H.. Seattle ..,...4S
Jensen, Frances, Seattle. ........ SO
Bissell. Wallace H., Bellevue .....2t
Higley, Avis J., Bellevue .........1D
Anderson. Chris r., Seattle .....Si
Baldridge. Amanda Mary, Scattle.3i
Schmitt, George, Seward. Alaska. 80
Roegler Edith, Lcipslc, Germany rs
Thompson, William w. Tacoma ..19
Westrom, Salmle H.. Tacoma .....1S
C.oodson, George. Seattle .......3S
Hagen. Clara, Seattle ............SO
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Piano Tuners
PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES
LOST AND FOUND

LOST Box with lace curtainp Mon
dsy morning. Mutual Mercantile
Co. 1909 Stewart 81 Ell iot-io0s-
Reward.
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I FEMALE HELP WANTED

rot Np--Sonir money. Friday own
rr address Q-s4. The star
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MEN wanted Tor carpenter work and
other work: good wages at and
near cathcart, is miles north OF
Seattle, but must buy q small
home and pay 800 down and $40 a
month. We furnish cows and
chickens on easy terms. Call al
a0S Third ave. Seattle. c. u. Hill
man. the man who has sold 10000
people homes In and near Seattle.
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Page 4
Extra Space and Salespeople

SO that you be served quickly and efficiently have ar
ranged for extra and displays and sepeopc Mercan
disc on display in G Street windows
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Tailored of strictly oo douwap guaranteed fast color;
Norfolk models Kmckers full Profit
sale, $z45.
rnnh nL-uainF
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nv v,NpA yoN KErTIlsR

ALREADY the tickets aro going with
speed. seattle. tcemingly, IL anxious
40 celebrate National Vaudeville Ar
lists wcsll-to dance with the play.
ers Al bud wnkio's bungalow
THURSDAY nlght.
An three vaudeville thcaiers-
Noorc's ornheuni the Panascs ana
the Palace Hip-arc enthusiastically
lachinr ~. Y. A." week In ochaf ot
xaudevire actors an over the eouh.
try. and report that the response 81
the theatcr going public is rne'
TELL. WORK
OF y. v. n
A few words in explanation OF y.
V. A. arc being said az each per
formanee az tho three houses thn
week. An actor on the stacy tells N
the work os ~. V A'-whnt rs
'lAome- in New York means 60 the
homeless actor-what is benefits
mean 10 tho sick or injured player
ana HIS family. who receive them.
Girls thcn-glrls from some OF the
vaudeville acis-paHs among tho au'
dirnce and SCH tho tickets Tor Thurs
day nights party. az which they
themselves. and an the others who
are jagged in vaudeville acts IN So
attic this week will he present Al
receipts from the party, except those
necessary 90 cover the cost o. food.
win be turned into the n v A.
fund.
SPECIAL STUNTS
THURSDAY NIGHT
II Is promised that the actors VIII
pu, ON special stunts as wen as play
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might uketchcd sinister picture OF
nations armed 20 The teeth. nhpielous
and fearful 81 one another ready
momcn,ariiy 60 plunge into another
world war.
Cecil did not make a direct bid for
tho United States 10 enter the league
But he pointed 10 tho assembly as
the ono instrument in the world
capable or maintaining peace. stat
ing ns scope ana power would IN
crease In proportion TO the important
nations enrolled
This was the first of a series ~
speeches Cecil is scheduled 10 deliver
In tho United States unaer the aus.
pieces Of The Foreign Policy asaocIa,
ton. founded by prominent demo.
Gratis. including Bernard ~ Bnruch,
who held important pottH In the Wli
son administration.
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vith their offering o. bsrs.o-.
EymnaH'lca Dancing ana rinv.-.
and acfoiuflc burlfsqus termips,,...
with their oHnnaI ana famup 80
toioe catch. feature the act
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bats. with beautiful native s.,,,--
and unufual performance a ~.
juggling iufsrper with oo,,.5.
arc wei received.
a fifDHrmn arf flrHfbsd a..
the De Lyona Duo opens he IAN f.
IA novel manner and Tie men rye
Ia good pr entatou n bhv.e.f
feaiB which are liked
a pair Dr clever coi0red eomsd.-r.
mix new comedy with seern,r,r
dancing and their equipment y ,t.
mlest in 'jazl' tailonuE
Burke and Betty are ytry p5r-,.
lar with tho audience. appsadn..
30 musical variety number a
comedy feature on the screen oo,o.
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