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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
HUGHES
DENIES PART IN
SHIP'SSALE

Washington, May 14-Secretarv
of State Hughes today declared cab
solutely false" the statement that he
had anything to do with the sale
OF ne steamship Martha Washing
ton" to its former owners by the
shipping board.
In a formal statement prompted
by the reading of correspondence be-
fore the house shipping board inves-
ugatng committee, in which Secre-
tary Hughes was said to have an
Psared for the former owners before
he became secretary Of state, Hughes
declared he had nothing to do with
the subject before he enterd tn cabi-
net.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
ANOTHER OLD BANK
CLOSES DOORS

EAST ST. LOUIS, May 16.-The
Drovers National Bank closed its
doors here today following a run
which resulted in large Withdrawals.
The Drovers National was a mem
Der Of the Federal Reserve System
and was capitalized at 100000. It
had'depOsits of S626,31O and resources
Of $1,O52,OO9.
Unexpected losses were incurred
thru the failure of two state banks
OF Missouri. The Dovers National
was established many years ago and
has been the banking place Of many
OF the packing, mule and horse deal
ing interests.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
LA TOILETTE B96H
BEGUN IN MA ADM
GONSIN SENATT0p BOOST N,
ENED. AFTER" N.

Fo nlIa9,s9a, Wis, May Il.
t peer appointed and oDa COMMITTEES /,
Tg[s IN Chicago, it VP p,l. headm.s.
we, W Wednesday. w. 7. Ps Is anaor-,Sl,
pa Z, ILL.,, has been i na@.g Of ~
NJ %. I9e committee and 'Ffil ae,d c5air5.,
a.. Other members eodfS[ts55 a
are announced as follo s,e conair..
Dante NJ Pierce 5o''O g,,.,.
MONIES MONIES, Ia. vice cb5 publisher D.
hb o,..p HI Quincy Ii. .'i61l a.2; JUN
S 3 Z Chicago Allan Roma Soaald Rc,.
:. - 2 So Gale, Por b0soe 4, Ptis
81 R. F. Koenig, F ! e.gal9isq 4, nd
act act as treasurer Of t So5' Ill., m
Eh-ch plans an ACTIVE ,a e., conni,to.
senator e.I Robert NJ Is SPT9gPaia e,
president, it is stated. Ia gillette ID
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
WILL RETIRE BOMBS
AFTER THIRTY MN.

Onoteau, May 8.-At
! ing !, up Of Teton county 'i u st s..
IN order 10 finance t6a y I'm u 1885,,
! 5 Coo there was an increase @so !, CON- ~
!. bonded ed Indebtedness Of a. sae mt
~ These bonds were i ~ Io9n.
a period Of Is years { fr ISSUED ta
1884, and bore 6 per ' oon, July
esq. At the end Of the ,'i !; , Id
: from July, 1903. the bon u yeln
refunded for an add if'rs Ws !.
years at Az per cent in -I,,sa ID
These bonds win BE- 81 ,s.!..
this July in full, maxine 5''', y
bonded Indebtedness If T. sa'
county $4,000 less and eiln ,g'oa
= $1,000. 'i'4fse Of
During the 80 years IN ,...a
the aforementioned bon5 ; sl-1
will have run a total If a 5'' Va
viii have been paid in iD NV
$4,000 in the first Is yea ar y
SlO,5OO for The period e0jn.
next July. ''1"s
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
4 COOPERATION FABLE

A COOPERATION fADN"
Said a wise old bee at the close {"
day. 1.osn4 nav.
7 n nl5 NV T9,O money in that old I hive an,
That ! nat. ll.f may eat and i've
And 5 N more work in day: BY e s' +
Than F5lq : s c2 l,'e Of the other fellows "
7 +oi, 5 5R5e2 worry and save and l ss15
And 99'i ali M get is my room "a, ana m 9oa
It's me for a hive ! can - nv hard
And me for the sweets u -
earned pelf.
g +bo old bee few to meadow d. o -el'
20 SDd Tn Started 9la business al Al. hf 5azsrg
He gave no though' y
clan. -, .olfsh plan
He lived the life Of a an; l0i n wise Old
"Ah. this is great saiu ~
bee.
p,.+ tbo summer vaned and me -
grew drear' .;ioJ as he drop
And the lone bee Naii'' s.
ned a tear, tbls8 his li''f
Fer the varmints g0O0i'' i,
store, ont ana
anu heart was sore +be Old bone
So he winged ms way .,,.;,r
band, IL Of the hef
Hand. !.
Alone our work is .s Of I Ii55is q The
fogetbe r. We are the i0''- - tor
earth; and It's ss'A
United ai stand, or divided 1dfBassIssAF
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
SCOBEY HOMESTEADER .-r
AN ARTIST On SlDh

Seobey.-Dan Conrad, honesisal,.
er living about 25 miles so1tis3s' y y
this place. surprised the people q !,
the town by bringing in q nuni0g 5. y Y
high class oil paintings, the Tasli' !. !.
his work in spare hours, Ens3 ~
putting in a crop or harvesting I've. J.
Mr.. Conrad has placed the pls.- -...
On sale to obtain money 70 -
work in the Williamhood Dsls .,T,
Institute of Art and the MlHie'p''
School Of Art. - f,rrt
Several of his pictures nave .. Lgi,,
ready sale and it is the e. e ,.o,s N,
Of those who have seen nis w.. Won rr0
he will rise high in his cnO'SH r
fession.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
To Balance due the County as above
FEE REPORTS

The reports collected chargeable Mrs
OGady County Clerk and Recorder for the months of
November and December 1928 and January February and
March, 1924 filed her Office and the approving sigma
tur of the Chairman Of the Board of County Commissioners
The minutes Of the Board of County Commissioners show
that December S 1928 the entire Board being present
proved the November Report recorded in Book Commission
Journal at page 143 Such report did forth
dence that the Fees had been paid the County Treasurer
The to the amount chargeabe but the remit
lance to the County Treasurer short shown above the
amount of $202 and sshOT the entire amount of S4025 at
the time the report approved the fact that $4,000
of such paid until December 26th 1924 The
find record In the wherein the Board approved such
report athO the endorsed by the chairman being
Ons recorded therein show S2020 whereas the correct
shown by the Fee Book S40065 there being but S2025O
this paid to the County Treasurer leaving short
mittance for the month of December 1928 the
S19815 as set out In the above reconclement.
The report for January approved by all members
the Board February 1924 the of record
Commissioners Journal Book A. at page 53 The report
not show evidence that the Fees had been paid the
y Treasurer The fact of the matter such that partial
mttance made until February 6th 1924 after
the report had been approved The remittance the County
above reconcement The remittance County Treasurer
the shown by the Report The Report
much the total collections for January 1924 book
the collection
correct and remittance made to the County
like amounts nevertheless the for February 1924
treasurer Such report shows evidence of payment nasmuch
the County TTeaSure receipt number
therefore it evident that the receipt number entered
on the report after the same had been approved.
The report for April 1924 had not been filed the
Of making this audit The Fee Book shows collections the
amount of S25055 April 1924 County
Treasurer within the time required by law or at any time prior
to 10:10 A. NJ, May 7th, 1924
In view OF such conditions found necessary to audit
Mrs K OGradys accounts up the time herein stated
/ STATEMENT MAY 7TH 1924
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
HUGHES MAY BE CALLED
ON SALE OF STEAMSHIP

Washington, May IA proposal
to summon Secretary of State Hnobes
oeIore the house committee investi-
eating the shipping board, is under
consideration by the committee in
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23

connection with the sale by the ship
ping board of the steamer Martha
Washington to an Italian corporation.
Secretary Hughes has denied any
connection with the sale.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23

l. -----------------, of the county OF. ---------,
do that the fee book in Office contains statement
detail OF all fees and compensation of every kind
official rendered paid chaTgeabe my
deputies assistants, for the month of--A D. ID.
and that said fee book shows the full
able said month, and since my last monthly payment;
neither myself to knowledge belief any my depu-
ties assistants have rendered any official services except for
the county state which not fully out in said
and that the foregoing statement thereof full true
rect copy thereof.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this---~ day of
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23

Whitehsh-Feed yard and hitch
rack for use of farmers has been COM
pleted.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23

1863 GENERAL AND PERMANENT POWERS The
board of county commissioners has jurisdiction power under
such limitations and restrictions prescribed by
H. At the regular meetings of the board examine and
allow the accounts OF all officers having the care management
collection or disbursement OF moneys belonging to the county,
appropriated by law otherwise for its and benefit
1907 PENALTY FOR FAILURE TO PAY OVER FEEC
Every officer who fails refuses any fees collected M
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23

9zOOUO OF State Montana
T. Nashnsey to be paid the monthly instament plan
per the record.
We wish to call your attention to the fact that will
quTe each and every officer perform his duty with
the collection disposition the fees required by law to be
collected also the filing Of reports and the examination thereof
the Board of County Commissioners.
We recommend that the Board action to have
the amount due the county paid into the funds in the County
TreasuTer's Office at once.
Mrs. B. K OGrady is liable personally official
bond furnished by the Fidelity and Deposit Company Mary
land Baltimore the appears of record Book Official
Bonds at page $40.
The Board should avail themselves of opportunity to
determine the correctness Reports submitted to them for
their approval thereby eliminating any chance Of approving
false report as has happened in the past
We wish to call your attention sections of Law in
corpoIed IN this report that become familiar with
duties and those of the several County Officers
This Report must be published as soon as possible
as part Of the Commissioners proceedings copy of such
publication forwarded this Department for our files
The Report must be written up full the minutes of
the Board of County Commissioners.
Compiled by Respectfully submitted
T. u DW 1Ett, l.. j. SHELTON
deputy State Examiner State Examiner.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23
REPORT OF THE STATE EXAMINER Ia

him to the county treasurer fails collect same pro
ded by this chapter punishable provided section 1879
of the Penal Code.
1919. OFFICERS NEGLECTING TO PAY OVER PUB
Lie MONEYS Every officer charged with the receipt saeeep
disbursement Of public moneys negects or fails
keep and the in the prescribed by law
is guilty of felony.
1905. PENALTY FOR MAKING FALSE REPORT. Ev-
cry officer who makes false report of the received by
him guilty Of felony and punishable provided in section
1924 of the Penal Code.
1924. PUNISHMENT OF FELONY WHEN NOT
OTHERWISE DESCRIBED Except in cases where different
punishment is prescribed by this code every offence declared
be felony punishable by Imprisonment state prison
exceeding five years.
1911. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO DE
CLARE OFFICE VACANT, WHEN The Board of County Com
missioners upon receiving certified copy of record of
vcon Of officer for receiving illegal fees where the office
collects fees and fails account for the same upon proof thereof
must declared his office vacant and appoint his
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER Mrs B. X. OGrady
May 7th, 1924 at 1910 A. NJ
To Balance due the County November l. 1928 --S 821
To fees collected from Nov 1928 May l. 1924 1925
By County Treasurer's Receipts --------- 1888
To Balance due the County May l. 1924 and payable
later than May 5, 1924 at P NJ 1887 abOve$ 1852
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23

I do swear that have rendered services as deputy
for the month of-----1 o and that | am entitled to
the full my compensation for nv own
and benefit and that have paid deposited assigned
contracted to deposit assign part
pensaOn for the of other person. any way H
recy indirectly paid given pay or give
reward compensation for appointment office or the
emouments thereof to my principal any person
Subscribed and sworn to before me ths------day of
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TREAsURER no FILE AFFIDAYTTs AN

1889. TREASURER TO FILE AFFIDAVTTS AND
STATEMENTS The treasurer must file and preserve his
said statements and adavit and issue the officer
original and duplicate receipt therefor the
said receipts must preserve his office file dup-
cate with the county clerk whereupon the clerk charge the
treasurer with the amount shown by the receipt.
1890 PAYMENT OF SALARY NOT TO BE MADE I'm
TIL STATEMENT AND REPORT FILED. The county
commissioners must not order the payment of the
such officer until he has filed the duplicate the county
clerk properly signed by the Treasurer showing that he
made the statement settlement month required
this chapter and filed the report prescribed section 4745 of
this code
1891 BOARD NOT TO ALLOW COMPENSATION OF
DEPUTIES UNTIL AFFDAVTTS FILED. The board must not
order the payment Of the compensation of any deputy he
has signed and filed with the county following affidavit
State of Montana }
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-05-23

Recorded instruments Instruments Copies &
Iruments Filed & Indexed Filed Abstracts Total
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
65 FOR SALE-WEST
SEATTLE

A LfTTtE GEN
3 srenfu CfaffHuan hunEalpN. fuliy
modern except furnHrfi large 49,
iuF room Hlth handaniue pffrar9
brick Fireplace. haHkeaaca ana
hardwood floor. spacious bedroom
bathroom aud Ftntiiatrd Clothes
rluuff. cabinet hifrhFut hfrnlffaat
nook rrmfrt haFemfnf. select ia-
cation. some view block 10 car,
1850. 1909 rafh.
INV. FULLY MuDEHN
asrpam bauHalee hardwood Foot
fireplace, cabinet Kitchen. cement
bsesmtni. furnace f7.Ioe; about
tseso. $500 CASH
New modern. h-fDOm hHnEaions
choice inratons close Go school
piRyfirid hbrafT. thfater nnd hh
business convenience. 2 blocks o.
car. Your rent money VIII pay iof
fhlH home
vi. 7. CAMPBELL
California Ave. aud Admiral Way
We st-2i7o open ETeninEs
WONDERFUL SOUND VIEW
frrnum. Furnished. modern buuFn low,
one block from ear overlook ing
Sound. chicken house. Nnpdhhed,
garage. CleHod-in back porch. very
Eqod furniture. lawn incDmpaT-
able View. we have exclusive right
~ sale on this property, fret time
advertised: be- first ~ zee this
Hnap. f1.oee. fi01 down. so months
ly including interest
OLIVER d. CAMPBELL
f7i7 California Ave. WE st-gEoo
LOOK AT THIS
rooms aud bath. lathsd and plas-
tered. cement basement. 5n-ft lot.
bearing fruit black ion mHoil.
blocks 90 car cement walk. street
Eradrd. ia FniFmont addition. only
$3.50; 500 down Or lees IN you can
make n up on monthly payments.
or will take trade
g. A. HignEE
702i California Ave. VIZ si-B17O.
VIZ are looking Tor buyers who are
looking for bargains In West ke-
httis. WEST GiDE RIAL ESTATE
Co "A III car IL IaIIH IlmlInr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Sc CHATTEL AND COL
LATERAL LOANS

Workingman's Loan Co.
Organized TO make loans 10 SAL
AIRED people and HOUSE,
KEEPERS on their personal note.
No security or indorsers LOANS
also on FURNITURE. PIANOS.
etc. See us for quick loan
1907 SEABOARD BLDG.
10th Floor Fourth and Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

DurAnt and all listed and unlisted
securities given immediate e1ecu-
ton over private wires with con-
nsctlon in all principal cities in
the United States and Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
81 FOR SALE.-REAL
ESTATE
University Furnished
Bungalow
Sacrifice

= WILL SELL Ny T-nooM. coM-
Fi.ETELN FURNISHED tNTrH
AN tNuIiSrRIrTIufE NIEWl
NoME foH sg1sR. ~ SOLD THIS
WEEK WE ARE Ht'r @ OF 10
MINUTES fIoM THE CAMPUS
HAVE LEkEl. TOT. A SOITif-
I'm EXPOSURE. WITH SrLleh-
ntn VIEW or LAKE AND Muuk-
TAiNS. THERE ARE 8 ROOMS
on THE FIRST FLOOR INNt.Up-
lAN A DEN. oNE BEDROOM.
LARGE LIVING ROOM ACROSS
THE FRONT WITH FtitEPlAf,f1
POLISHED FLOORS CABINET
KITCHEN AND A WELL LIGHT
I'D DINING ROOM. ALSO HATh
AND 9 SPLENDID SLEEPING
ROOMS or SECOND FLOOR THE
FURNITURE lS COMPLETE AND
SUBSTANTIAL. HAVING COST
OVER tt,eoe ttNrLuniNG EN-
Ciiist.ESr NEW RANGE Coai-
PLATE BEDROOM AND DINING
ROOM SETH ETC1 THE HOUSE
ALONE iS WORTH MpHE THAN
PRICE ASKED. THERE Isl
ALSO Az ENCELLENT coM-
Fi.ErE CONCRETE BASEMENT
WITH HOT AIR FURNACE. hor
WATER coils AND LAUNDRY
TRAls- UNUSUALLY LAitG y
lot 10 ALLY. call sly Hfi'-
RflsENrATtNLa coRiNNE stM1'-
son WILSON CO. kE sMn-hfpp,
MONDAY, Fok APPOINTMENT
TO sEE THIS HONE. t40l Uni
NEhbifA WAY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
90 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE

90 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
Chicken and Berry Farms
Just Outside City Limits
uguT AT can LINE
RIGHT Al CEMENT BOULEVARD
WATER LtOHrF AND
TELEPHONE
LEVEL AND siaurLY
ksAcRE TRACTS
ONLY fa1k
so DOWN. SO MONTH
3 acre and i-arrc tracts. with , and
a-room houses. al ready Go move
into, only $50 down. tis month.
80 PAYMENT WHEN you ARE
GRACE OK ENERY MONTHLY
PAYMENT
This b. the road 60 iuaspends 60
own your own home. on tfart OF
ground where you can raise hpr-
Tiea and fruit. and have chick cns
% hsip feed your family
can us TO-DAY. tomorrow or sun
day and make yonF engagement 90
zee these iAttlc Farms, located ia
one ~ the fastest growing suburb
an crntefH around the rity ~ Ss-
attic over SOC families have
bought homes there within the
last three years.
THIS 10 wonder HurieB city
right a. tho lake close 70 the
hound-op the Lake burien car
line.
Grade school and hiEh school. stores,
postoffiee and lumber yard.
CALL ELIOT. issT AND MAKE
YOUR ENGAGEMENT NOW
a. Al. NELSON. REALToR
80 HtsCkt.EY Hi.ne; I'll ior-tsBI,
DAVID H. EAkrNAN
1884 Third Ave
[ u. faa-=e-fnuIu modern home paw
district. ptnuy FuhrmHs Addition.
Eastlak0 or broadway car lines. a
bargain Tor someone. NraseaAbls
terms.
$500 TERMS -I.iEa
New. modern home. hardwood flopts
throughout. bedrooms and bath.
cement basement and garage. ON
paved huuiH ard. A frw minutes
from the shopping district
I t7.soo-G-room modern home, fuli 20.
ment basement. furnace, HarhEe.
larsg lot paved district Ma
/ pROSA
7 tiT.eep-Nrw. strictly modern s.
room home. hardwood floors, hot
water heat wonderful view a core
nrT on park boulevard IN new,
choice residence district
MODERN HOMES ~ VIEW
DISTRICTS
PROM 81, 500 TO $4,000.
MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME
LOCATIONS
| DAVID \. EASTMAN
1884 Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
sa REAL EsTATE IOANs

FIRST mortgage MONEY In iurKe or
small amounts on improved city or
farm property Prudential Saw
inEH A Loan Association. 1923
Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
We Will Buy
We Will Sell

1910 Alaska Pet a. Coal 80. .so0s
5000 Anderson Bros. ...... Cheap
900 Alaska Development .. Market
Gono Bgkef Steam Motors 80. %
2e0 y, +. Best. Inc ........ Bargain
10 Best Universal Lock -. .i2.Ib
5000 ceniAns Petroleum go. Cheap
10 Durant Of Cal .+...... SEQ
1000 Hirst ChichAgof Mine -. 81
&C Johnston Piston A. Ring. l.h0
200 Lambert Tire & Rubber. f.Ib
500 National Life PrcEcrrer. .1G
5000 Nevada Bellevue Copper Cheap
Puget Sound Power q
Light So pfd. ...... $500
30 Rickenbacker Motors f.. $50
1000 Richmond Mining Co. Market
30 Star Motors .......... 500
1000 Wichita Royalty 1880. .12h
1000 Western Smelling a Pr. 40
zoe Rotary Piow pfd. ..,.. 1.s5
Take your profits on stocks when
you have them. You can neither
make. spend nor bank your money
by holding indefinitely. Buy and
sell securities just az you do mer-
ch~-e'-@. Frec information on all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
IS STOCKS AND BONDS
Stocks Offered

1000 Alaska Pet. 4 Coal .,...s0.0s
5000 Anderson Bros. Inc. 49,. ok
500 American Bottle Cap 49, 20
200p Beacon Coal Mines 49,. .es
100 Frank 4. Best. Inc. 49,. $50
bee Cascade Platinum Special
1000 Gladstone Mtn. Mine ... IL
1000 Homebuiider ~ 4 D.. Market
200 Row land Safety Valve =. 100
1000 Richmond Copper 49,. Market
1000 Swhstlka oil. Texas 49,. so
200 Smith Canning Mach. . Bid
1000 Trojan oil. Cal ........ DISK
ANTED-Pctroleum Producers,
Ajax. Marsh Cons. W. II. Mining,
Rec TsNff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Brand New Bungalow

Corner lot: oak floors; fireplace:
sun room. bedroomsi close TO
school and chr line: garage IN
basement: good furnace. This VIII
sell for 1880: $500 cash. balance
30 be arranged.
Look over our University homes be-
fore you invest in q homo.
TERRY e. SANGER
f220 10th Ave. ". H.. KE nwd-4gf3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
C.. J. Steeple

its Cherry Street. MA In-ssas
Suggest purchase Of Bottle Cap. Best
Lock, Gladstone Mining. Rowland
Safety Valve. Investigate these.
then invest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Bargains

DON'T RENT
ONLY $500 CASH
Move Into my new 6-room. strictly
modern colonial home; level lot;
alley; garage. surrounded BY
beautiful homes. Apply 4lig Uni
yrrEity way. Phone owner,
ME irHe-3f25.
MtiST ATTEND TO MY FARM
HERE GOES rooms and bath
houHeboAt at Rainier Beach. on
Lake Washington, including good
furniture, also Nictrola; near
stores and car line. some terms;
1880. Phone RA nier-007i, or call
AZ 1861 67th Ave. =.
PRETTY, new Groom bungalow.
fireplace, cabinet kitchen. breHk
fast nook. bath: fun cement base
ment. near Shth on Phinney Ridge
extension: s3,500; terms. ST. nset-
1gi7 and ST. nsct-6602.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
sNAr--tsoo CASH

Good Groom house with bath, neat
and clean, near schools and car
line; level lot 25xi00: partly fur
nshed Price. $1,000; balance $50
n month including lntereAt Gti9
18th Ave N. w 81 insecticides
SAVE--Build your home ~ trtual
coat. by day labor. COMPETENT
BUILDERS, BEST REFERlikC I1S |:
can arrange all details. including
mortgage. curate estimate.
WsE st-iIIf
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-31

There are more than 10000
churches in New York City.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-01-31
PRIME ENTERTAINERS
I'm "VENUS" CAST

Nyra Brown and Johnnie Getz,
two of Americas prime entertain
Iers who scored such hit with Eve"
last season, will be seen in George
WHIT latest offering, Venus,
which is the attraction at the .Ry-
lander theater for one performance,
Tuesday, Feb /.
Miss Brown, whose fame as an ar
tress, dancer and stunning beauty
is well known to local theater-goers
lis author of the books and lyrics Of
Venus a delightful score Of
twentw numbers is the contribution
of Cas-. G. Maynard, whose lifting
melodies added so much to the pleas
Inability of the previous Wintz en-
terprises.
The chorus of Venus is made
up of twenty-four maidens, whose
beauty and charm will be one of the
topics Of the town long after their
departure. They can sing and
dance, too. Many song hits are
numbered in Venus" among which
are South Sea Island Mood" Girls
Girls Girls Polly Oh" Hello
My RADIO" Wait for the Silver
Lining" ''Tut Tut" "Ho, Daddy
Mime Here's A Winter Garden
Doll for You" and "a Kiss youl
You"