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Evening star., 1924-09-12
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
THE IDEAL SUBURB
-. ON --
LEE HIGHWAY.
The Most Beautiful Suburb of
Washington.


$4,000.
Beautiful country home near center Of town,
lo-r. colonial house. a.mi.: locsiej in oak
grove. near car line 3 acres Of land. Small
cash payment and balance on easy terms.
5000.
Attractive sr. house. AMI: sleeping porch:
beautiful shade. half acre lot. Lee high.
way. convenient to schools, churches and
electric railway station.
$500.
New i-r. bungalow, = bedrooms. electric
lights. hath. pipeiess furnace; one square Oh
Lee highway. II acre. 81, 900 cash, balance
reasonable terms.
tric lights. located on one Of the main streets
of the town: /. acre land. $1,000 cash. bal
ance easy terms.
$500
beanfifn. @ I Slit, MOUSE: nnh r"nnns Eve n sh,an IN
shrubs and flowers. barn 30x4O. stable 16a22.
poultry house for 800 hens. brooder house for
cherries ali in bearing. fine double garage:
8 acres Of splendid land all in fruit. $500
cash, balance reasonable terms.
$500
5-r. semi bungalow. steam heat, electric
shade, acres of splendid land. Co apple
trees. Terms.
$500
7-r. brick house. 4 bedrooms, basement cleo
tric lights I acres good land. large quantity
balance reasonable terms.
$500.
ufes' walk Of car line. 81 .ooo cash, balsnre
reasonable terms.
NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Tel, Falls Church as'it0r s. Fall. Church. Va.
NEW HOMES ARE READY
FOR YOU NOW. IN
LEE HEIGHTS.
lee Heights is washinrton's beautiful new
suburb in the Country Club section of Airing
Many are buying land here on which to
build. but for those who desire their homes
already built there is wide cheice-from at
tractive Groom BUNGALOWS to the more pre-
tentious Troop and Sroom houses.
5000 CASH.
Beautiful new, 7-room home. . baths. sun
room. breakfast room. bedrooms. open hall
s.sna asesss s.ss. adapted f't enter
ST. 500 CASH.
New 7-room Dutch colonial, freplaces,
hardwood floors through buflt-tn garage.
A beauty OF . house ON large. terrsced hillside
lot.
$1,000 CASH.
Eight rooms. 9 baths. hardwood hoors. large
sleeping porch, large closets. $4,000.
$500 CASH.
New Spanish bungalow, rooms, sun room,
hot-water heat, high elevation, beautiful view
overlooking city. Only 1850.
Inquire at Lee Heights Office to inspect
these homes. Drive over Key Bridge At
GEORGETOWN. turn right On Lee Highuay and
drive ela miles to Lee Heights once.
RUBY LEE MINAR.
City Office. Lee Higbway Once,
1905 New York Ave. On Lee Highway.
Main 1145. Clarendon bS1.
14s
Evening star., 1924-09-12

TURN TO THE RIGHT.
Turn right on Lee Highway after
crossing new Key Bridge at George
town: continue 2ia miles to Lee
Heights Office. Homes and home sites.
A beautiful suburb, 400 feet above
Washington.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
City office. Lee Heights Office,
1405 y. Y. Ave. On Lee Highway.
Main 1l45. Clarendon $50.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED. 18th ST.
business property. store and 10 rooms. h. H..
elcc. light; will trade il you have clear prop
erty: retiring: immediate possession: your
chance. OWNER. Address Fox 1922 Star
Evening star., 1924-09-12

$500.
T-r. brick house. 4 bedrooms, basement. cleo
tric lights. acres good land. large quantity
of fruit. large chicken house. 5000 cash,
balance reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

S"D.
6r bungalow, bedrooms. bath. electric
lights one pipe furnace. Lot 5Ox290, min
ufes' walk of car line. 81 600 cash, balance
reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1924-09-12
A BEAUTIFUL. NEW SF5MI-

A BEAUTIFUL. NEW SEMI-
hreprooi apartment. consisting
OF 2l. nicely lighted and well
ventilated apartments, west OF
10th st. and in a most refined
residential section. The build
ing is very we'll built and
planned to meet the most exact
ing critic. The price is based
on the yearly rental, which is
extremely conservative. Owner
will consider some vacant
ground suitable for building row
houses as part payment.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
924 14th ST. NV. MAIN 81, 81, 3s.
Once Open Evenings Until O'clock.
IF YOU RENT. YOU BUY
BUT NOT FOR YOURSELF.
Isn't that worthy of thought? You are one
rent month in and month out, year in and year
out: What have you to show for it?
You are not satisfied with that condition.
here is an opportunity. You can own your
own apartment home in Cleveland
0NE.F1FTH CASH AND MONTHLY PAY.
MENTS FROM 90 TO 5000, INCLUDING
ALL EXPENSES.
Six beautiful new buildings. artistcaIiy de-
signed TO escape the stereotyped apartment
house look, and large grounds landscaped so
to make this one Of Washington's most at
tractive developments.
: CLEVELAND PARK
APARTMENTS.
3ols-20-22 "a % IS PORTER ST. NV.
fo6a Ee' fop nd
take you home. and you are under no oblira-
tions TO us. Or take street car TO Connecticut
ave. and Porter ST. and walk one and one-half
squares west
For plans and particulars apply
EDMUND !. FLYNN CO.. Inc.
I4l2 EYE ST. NV.
Once Porter Once Down Evenings
ST.. Cleve. 2252. town. Main 1858. Cleyc. 2i.6
Evening star., 1924-09-12

5000.
5-r. semi -bungalew. steam heat, electric
..ehts. = blocks Of car line, high location.
shade, acres of splendid land. CO apple
trees. Terms.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

Inquire at Lee Heights Office to inspect
these homes. Drive over Key Bridge At
GEORGETOWN. turn right On Lee Highway and
drive 2Ia miles to Lee Heights once.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
City onace. Lee Highway Once,
1905 New York Ave. On Lee Highway.
Main 1145. Clarendon bS1.
1ls
Evening star., 1924-09-12

$4,000.
Beautiful country home near center Of town.
l2-r. colonial house, ami: locsteJ in oak
grove. near car line: 3 acres Of land. Small
cash payment and balance easy terms.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

$500.
Beautiful S-r. house. running water in
kitchen. fnc cellar. large porches fine shade.
shrubs and flowers. barn 30x4O. stable 16a22.
poultry house for 800 hens. brooder house for
900 chickens, orchard of apples, pears and
cherries all in bearing. fine double garage:
@ Of splendid land all in fruit. $500
cash, balance reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1924-09-12
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
COAfinuea.

BUNGALOW. S z. AND B.. ALL IMPROVE.
ments; 5000: easy termA 20 Pine are.
Takoma.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

5000.
Attractive s-r. house. ami: sleeping porch:
Of the incest locations in Falls Church.
beautiful shade. half lot, on Lee high
way. convenient TO schools, churches and
electric railway station.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

$500 CASH.
New Spanish bungalow. rooms, sun ROOM
hot-water heat, high elevation, beautiful view
overlooking city. Only 81 $50.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

GROOM HOUSE. / ACRE i4i.i,. CHICKEN
houses. fenced. fruit and shrubbery; terms.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

80 TT. FRONTING ON BALTO. PIKE IN
ton; 2-room shack on property; could Be used
for temporary living quarters; $500 cash. Or
may fr sold on terms. Sec r. +. ST1FFLER.
Barney st. and BALTIC. pike, Cottage City, Nd.
Evening star., 1924-09-12

RENT H0VSES-FUR. & UNFUR
I HAVE MODERN ATTRACTIVE HOME.
reasonable. in NV: alSo in Col.
I12s
- ROOMS. = BATHS. MODERN. EXCELLENT
condition.
BORDEN & NEWROLD
Main $50. SUa Inv mcnt bldg.
Evening star., 1924-09-12
TAkOMA PARK

See owner for some Of the best building
lots in this beautiful suburb. Call Adams
J54S after 4 nm. l3s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
How "Pittsburg Plus" Works

n. United states steal Cor
poratieu.
m 0srY. Chicago. Eirr INK
ham. Piitslurs end ln cher
eitiss. the Steel Corporatia D &
The predominant factor one
n the main centsntioaa &C..
inhiiy made in Us behalf sas
that ~ having ita furnaces ana
mills n differfn. areas. tie con.
Eumeu n steel would ID cure
great advantages m pncs b.
reason ~ The fact thai rdiFht
charges would ~ eliminated aaf
local production ana deli ery
costs would be decreased.
TIE reality n. however. thsf
al steel Il assumed 10 hs pro.
ducfd a. plttEburg costs ana
local advantages such as nay
obtain IN Seattle. Birmingham.
Chicago. Gary. or elsewhere. are
arbitrarily thrust aSlds. The
Piitfburg price rules and the
Steel Corporation Indirectly Ehru
ia subsidiaries ahsorte az low.
sr local costs Of produc ion.
Moreover, II takes an ENORMOUS
bonus BY assuming the a;ssl
was shipped from PittAburE and
adding an amount 70 local
prices equivalent 10 what the
freight charges would 10 from
PituburK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
TEST YOURSELF
for Recognizing Relationship

Hare l. q test that win reveal how
alert you are when the task Is 20
discover how too words are related
and then find two Others that bear %
each other tho bamo sort OF relation.
hhip.
Simply DO wha, each question tells
you.
Get out your pencil. Cover UP the
answers.
Ready 90.
4. Underline tho two words that
have tho safns relationship az
black and white.
inside. yellow. paper. color. out.
side.
2. Underline tho two words that
have the same relationship as eye
and zee.
Face, cheek. nose. chin. smell.
.. Underline tho TWO words that
have the same relationship as
sweet and sour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
On With the Probe!

EXP0SURE some weeks ago by The Star of the
u nection Of George W. WickerSham, former attorney
general and the Mitsui eorporation-the Japanese I'm
visible acknowledgment TO be bearing fruit in the
capital And it appears that our own invisible govern
men not only rank traitor 10 America but rayenous
thief well.
From the Wiekersham charges has come probe prov
ing that not only does the invisible government fitch
public domain and buy public officials but il sells our ava-
ton secrets to potential enemy. And the next war viii
be decided in the air.
There are some people who decry the Washington in
vesgaons as treSome and destructive of popular con
fidenee in our government. There merchants who
honestly believe that the disclosures hurting business
To all such, word.
The aerial defenses of government and Of bust
ness have been barered away to Japan by the invisible
government Washington II is natural 10 suspect that
the American business have been similarly betrayed
and sold out in respect Of Americas advantages in war
chemistry and construction of submarines. Is 1t or is
not well to know the full peril? When mans house
is 10 be robbed or his throat is TO be cut is II well that
he know what protection he rely upon and is 1t well
that he know what servant of his house is abettng the
robbers or cutthroats2
The invisible government is traitor well as thief
On with the probe Cut out every black sheep from the
flock and slaughter himl lie is danger TO the nation
and especially to American business success
Even 20 than ir Sage Of
Seattle wearing shirt he can't button
himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
DO YOU BELIEVE
IN LUCK?
BY ALBERT APPLE

A MONKEY almost strangled Cromwell 10 death when he
was baby in the cradle For few moments until he
was discovered and driven away that ape held the destiny
of nations in his hairy paws How do you explain III Luck
A matter Of chance?
Important events Of the world and our own lives often
hinge such petty little details that observer is bafed
TO explain.
Napoleon might have Waterloo II rain had not
mred his artillery.
Mohammed pursued by enemies hid in a cave in Mount
Shur spider promptly spun web the caves en-
trance Seeing the web the pursuers reasoned that
could have entered without breaking the sken threads
They passed on. Mohammed escaped That spider de-
ermned the religious belief Of billions of people later The
cavespderweb story by the way told about other
historical characters-borrowed from Mohammed
TT Ceopatras had been shorter the condition Of the
world would have been different So wrote Pascal in
full women that lived.
small boy in church. watching chandelier swaying
back and forth, conceived the idea Of the pendulum
Luther might have been lawyer IL terrific rainstorm
had not prevented him from keeping an appointment with
la friend.
Gotto of the early Forentine painters might have
continued shepherd boy IL sheep drawn by him on
stone had not happened to attract the attention of great
artist, Cmabue, who fired Giotto with ambition.
NEARLY everybody believes in luck II they didn't
games Of chance like cards would be entirely displaced
by games Of skill like chess Ambition is kept alive and
nurtured by hope And hope is ured by belief whether
admitted denied, that luck will bring opportunity and
fortune.
Luck after ALL is simply the popular way of expressing
success failure under the scientific laws of chance
probabilities. These laws mathematical Gamblers use
them. Insurance rates are based on them.
But most of cannot accept chance a satisfactory
PLANTATION of such crucial incidents baby Cromwell
ing death at the monkeys hands Some prefer to believe
in fatasm. Others confident that the guiding hand
of Providence is back Of it all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
Fellowship OF
Draper
Daily Lentsn Bible TsadinE
and meditation prepared for
Commission on Evangelism %
Federal Council Of thu Churches
% Christ In America
a.....-..
TUESDAY
Tho Eternal spirit

Read Mt Hindi.tL TeHt: xiiisss.
The Kingdom OF heaven IA like unto
lsAYsn. which a woman took. and
hid Ia three measures OF meal TN
Il was all leayened.
The significant thing Il that tho
religious experience o. Jtsus was
being continued within tho pre-.
eincis % bis human relationships
This was being accomplished no,
simply thru the remembrance OF his
career IN Galllse. a little later per.
peiuafsd IN historical Gospel rec
ordn. but thru hls continued per.
sonal contact with human life"
NEGOTIATIONS a. Jesus was
able 90 communicate 20 HIS disciples
tho nature Of his divine life 20 that
they. too. became partakeu of Gods
grace and joint heirs with Him Of
Gods promises % immortality. 20
has His Spirit during tho years led
countless thousands into life eter.
nal. This npirii ever ailures tho
souls Of men 20 enter the daily
practice Of Immortality.
PERSONAL QUESTION; Does the
restiesanssn and Dissatisfaction Of
the prcssn, help me TO a better fu.
tnref
PRAYERS Almighty God. may We
10 llke.rninded with Christ. that we
may with confidence seek 10 DO
Thy will. Let uh take our daily
duties IN the spirit OF love. that we
may learn Of Thee. May our eyes
BE- turned towards Thee and our
quest be for tho eternal. IN Christ's
name. Amen,
Copyright. 1874. r. l.. Fagisyl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08

Pretty. taste. candy. Id mely,
good.
g. Underline the two words tia,
have the same relationship an
solder and army.
Private tree. Uniform, fight
forest.
8. Underline the two words that
have the same relationship as
SUMMER and winter.
July. hot, snoiy. cold. seadon.
6. Underline tho two words that
have the same Relationship as
Alpha and Omega.
Letters, beginning. January,
Greek. December.
Answers: % inside. outsidt: "a
nose. smell; 90 pretty. homcIy y; "a
tree. forest: % hot, cold; 90 Jan ua4y,
December.
tAil rights reserved by Science serr.
ice. lib Conn. ave, n. w, Wash.
ington. d. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
Frieda's Follies
Copyright. le.a-py ". ED

Copyright. ie24-By n. E)
had no business picking her mp
In the first plnce.
sho had always had II In for me.
And whoever said
~ kindly thought cannot go Ear
ustray"
Is breaking ut least one OF the Ton
commandments.
II was raining. and she
Without an umbrella
who wouldn't have had heart!
Heaven itself would have had 20
Go thru n course of reconstruction,
Had she arrived.
OF course. Ford Is not a Rolls.
Royce.
And nothing escaped hor criticism.
grippcd the steering wheel and
Swung tho car around a corner.
we'll.
Quite forcefully.
When she gathered herself to.
gethcr she asked.
what happcned?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
FABLES ON HEALTH-
LET THE MILK FLOW

TWO Of Mr.. Mann's youngsters
J. turned UP their noses at tho
very mention OF milk.
well, you know. mother. there
are lots OF things I won't cat and I
never would drink MILK" Mr.. Mann
would say.
Maybe that's one Of the troubles
with the children" commented tho
wise Mrs. Mann. "They probably
heard you say something about milk
and never have forgotten II. All II
would tako 90 get them drinking Il
would be a little encouraging. with
some talks on milk generally"
The Importance of good. clean
milk in the successful growth and
development OF tho child cannot be
oyercstlmated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
Whv Not Be Reasonable

TACOMA, which is very anxious to change Mount Raj
i niers name to mount Tacoma, might easily win Y
little support If she showed a willing spirit TO open the'
park to tourists Her attitude in refusing to open the
northwest entrance via the White river lends color to
the charge that she is trying to hog the park as
Tacoma attraction.
The park belongs to everybody-Gheto residents back
in New York Back Bay mlonaires in Boston and South
Side sum dwellers in Chicago For any town the
time stuff.
The northwest entrance is open, thanks to the Sports
mems association and the Womens Commercial club, of
Seattle. And no thanks at all to the Tacoma spirit"
Coli park thu club I55
University scientist figures almost fast
building golfer offioe the afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
By w. Jet Lauck

over In Turkey. wbsn tasy
SAINT 10 cure a norne Of the
collie they break an srE on its
forehead and run 4 around a
ErEveyard-and you laugh az
them. over here The federal
trade commission calmly allows
The 'Phtsburs plus" scheme
and hardly anybody laughs
Outside o. Baltimore there are
large steel works az sparroNs
Point Those who consuma steel
In BaltimoTe. however. instead
% paying = Eparrows Point
price for steel. must pay the
Pltsburg price after the freight
from piitsburF-Vhieh IN this
instance IL ts.2o a TOMS add
Cd. As a matter o. fact. tie
steel may have been hauled 20
Baltimore within a few hours
IN motor trucks.
And. finally. there Il BirminE-
ham. whors nature. b. her de-
poalt Of coal and iron ore IN
cioss proximity. has made u
possible 20 produce iron and
steel products much less sxpsn-
riyely than In PitHburg. But
the Birmingham price Is not re-
lated 10 local costs Of produc.
ton. II IL tho PlttsburE prics
plus % a ton--ths only instance
where a fired amount some
what less than the freight rate
20 Pittsburg IL CHARGED.
These are typical illustrations
from the mas Of data which
tho federal trads commission
has been collecting thru invesiL
cations and public hearings.
Tho results Of It's disclosures
will undoubtedly have a pro-
nounosd effect upon tho future
attitude Of the public towards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
Holding Seattle Back

CUPPOSE the American government said to Seattle
to Smith, in New York. because he's a polygamst."
Idiotic of course. We don't what Smiths political
or religious beliefs long he's got the money OF
the credit.
Yet the American government won't let Americans
sell moving machines 80 cents worth of wire nails to
Russian because his political beliefs don't square with
those of State Secretary Hughes What do what
credit?
Hughes attitude Is hurting Seattle because Amer
lean exports to Russia would pass thru here shipping
would grow enormously factories would be established
wala waIIa pentenary reports season. but
Warden be
indefinitely S nLfounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
WHERE IMMIGRANTS GO

Immigrants an n grono are faced
with tho necessity OF finding work
Immediately. They tend TO settle In
or be drawn TO those sections In
which the Industries are concentrated
and In which chances for employ.
msni Ars Ereatest,--Rep. celIsr CD
n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08

There Is generally a reason b.b,ra
why children do not like milk. and
mothers and fathers should leave No
STONE unturned TO find out what /, IL
ana forever kill tho prejudice.
II Is. OF course. very impor,an.
that the milk be uncon,nminated co.
many epidcmIos bringing slohna ~.
and death. have been traced 20 no.
, INK. sut II your city has a careful
,mspection system there should be
niue ground for worry or fear.
Give tho children plenty Of fresh.
rich milk. MIN, with cream in 4,
IN the long run II Is ono Of tho cbeon
est OF healti, bringers. II You bayc
20 cut expenses elsewhere, don't dcny
the children their mIll,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08

Why are there no steel mills
in the Pacific Northwestq why
isn't steel rolling nom Seattle
mllls7 The raw material ia
close 20 our doors. So Is the
market.
"pliitbuIE plus"
y there waa a steel min IN ~
attic and a man az Wenaichss
wanted 70 buy its product you'd
think that naturally what he'd
have 70 pay would be produc-
ton cost. plus profit, plus
freight
not a. all. lie would have 20
pay = price artincialiy set a.
PiiubufG. without any regards
20 production coat IN Seattle
and on top Of that the freight
rate from PittAburE 20 We
nhfches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08

Il. Every gentleman who made that
argument on either side OF the aisi.
knew In his heart that tina, was not
true. whyf You talk about these
Lo2s monopolistie corporations re.
dueinE tho cos, of living. Why. tar.
alton has nothing 10 DO with tho
price at which they sell their prod.
ue,s. They put every penny on their
products that tho traffic will bear.
and they DO Il regardless Of whether
they are tAsad or not taIsd.-Rep.
Odflsid p1 ARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
K LETTER From
AVRiDGE MANN
April 8, 1924.


Folks
dinners business meet hear
lot Of fellows spout while standing public
speaking think, quite job hard for anv
gink to speak before a
And while they talk often dream pass time away Ny
thoughts in fluent fancy things like to say THEY'D
marvel at flow Of words which they coet
they could hear these other inane and dumb
But bingo When hear they'd like to hear from ME-
away my appears to flee No ver
ebrac are In my back when get Off get sudden
attack OF ultrafrigld
strive to talk; voice gurgIe like dub start
my speech with squeak with blub From emil
there saving foundor in between 10
just q buzz OF syncopated sound.
thcn-ah, when and 10 10 bed NJ n,pb,
running thru broh,
I've found the only 10 do my speaking jobs@I
merely go bed and sway imaginary mobsi
Mrasae Maos'>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
We Venture to PropheSy

DROPHECY is one of the easiest things in the world
i Within five years, says Hiram Maxim, every auto
will be equipped with radio phone.
Shortly thereafter there will be several accidents. It
viii be discovered that drivers dividing their time be-
ing wheel and Beethovens fifth symphony.
After about the fourth death from this sort of thing the
Seattle city council will pass ordinance forbddng radio
phones to be coupled up while the car is in motion After
that
Aw, gwan, you can prophesy easily can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
A THOUGHT

Judge not. and ye shall q Of be
Judged: condemn not. and ye shall
not be condemned; forgive. a I'D ys
shall bo fOrgiyen.-Luke yL.37
MAKE not thybslf the iud Es q
4'l any man.-Iongfellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
Nothing to Worry About

CONGRESS is contemplating installing broadcastng
~ station to send its speeches to all rarts of the nation
Seattle radio fans, however, should remain calm.
One of the congressman has introduced motion to I'm
vestigate the feasibility" of the scheme.
That postpones it few years, anyway.
Well maybe does In a doesn't rain
red mud-as 1t did back in Illinois the other day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08

"oh. nothing" ! smiled. 'I, was
my way
OF trying to rid the car OF
It's back.flre.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08

public political Of mind Seattle
candidate spends $4,000 Tor Job that him.
salary $4,000 in two and nobody thinks II strange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-08
WAR WEALTHY

Out Of the $4,000 corporations
that made the $4,000. 900, 900 during
tho war. 1.o2s OF them mado over
sso, ooo. 100000 Of those profits. They
talked hero in 1921 nbou, going TO
reduce the high cost OF living. They
knew II was not true when they said