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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20
ASTRONOMERS ARE ALERT.
Keeping Sharp Lookout for Speeding
Comet in Northwest.

Astronomers at the United States Naval
Observatory planned to maintain sharp
lookout tonight for the new comet re-
ported travelling at tremendous speed
through northwestern skies toward the
star Capella. The comet first was seen
four days ago by European observers
Moving eastward, it was first visible
shortly after twilight through a large
field glass, the European observers re-
ported.
All attempts at the Naval Observatory
to locate it last night were fruitless be-
cause of the deep haze that obscured the
lower northwestern skies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20
Faint Comrades Cause Excitement.

Excitement caused several of the cadets
to become faint and to fall out of ranks
during the inspection. DIR. W B. Hudson
of the District of Columbia National
Guard tooke charge of the Red Cross
work and personally cared for the boys
who were temporarily overcome None
of those who had to LAY OUT on the
grass for a few minutes was seriously
ill and all returned to their armories
with their comrades.
The cadets who We're overcome were
Paul Frizzell. fifteen years old, Com
pany |. of Central; Wilmer Savage
fifteen years old. 623 Maryland ave-
nue. northeast: Herbert Allen, four
teen. 124 Bryant street; Robert
Dave, thirteen. 32G3 18th street north
west: A. p Phillips. Sargent road
Brookland, and Harry Woodward tif-
teen. 1854 18th street. all of Company L;
Vernon Clark. member of Company A.
Central High School, of us NJ street
northwest. and c. E. Anadale, corporal
of Company E, Eastern High School,
living at $500 New Hampshire avenue
were the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20
NAZARETH ACADEMY
SUPERIOR PRAISES
FATHER JOHNS
MEDICINE

In a recent letter the Mother Superior of
Nazareth Academy says: 4 have nothing
except praise for Father Johns Medicine.
Several Of the sisters have been taking 1t
\ and all have been benefited by it, tSignedJ
Mother Antoinette. Nazareth Academy, Con
cordia, Kansas. -......
1t is worth while knowing Father Johns
Medicine is safe medicine to take a tone
and body builder because it does not contain
my alcohol dangerous drugs. but is COM
posed entirely of pure and wholesome. nour-
ishing food elements. which build new flesh
and strength. Children. well older
people. find renewed health and strength
:. rem its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

\ nrc started in tn livery stable
under Melodeou Hall Yesterday.
an it looked fer awhile like tn
historic ole play house wuz
doomed, but Constable Newt.
Plum finally found his helmet an
out it out. ...
It's a wise Teller who kin tell
tn gunboat Dolphin from TIL.
scout ship Chester.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20
How About Those DULL
Safety Razor BIaGesS

Are you going to throw them away2
Don't do 1t. Bring them in to US. We sharpen
Them with electric machine giving them keen,
LASTING edges. Charges very low.
RUDOLPH 4 WEST co. 1882 y. Y. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20
Ironclad Roof Paint

WEARS LIKE IRON
The durable material used here ~ years
ago and continuously SINCE. Always the
same-always guaranteed. Let us apply il.
IRONCLAD 9o%riSG 80 Prone lai Main at M !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

For repair work to her hull the power
launch Pocantico, belonging to H. B.
Lansdale, is out on the railway at the
Potomac Fishing and Cunning Club,
foot of 9th street southwest. About
week will be required to complete the
work on the launch and she will then
resume pleasure cruising on the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

lower river during the summer months.
G. W. Forsberg has his steam yacht
Cloelia in the dock at the wharf, foot
of Sth street, for boiler and machinery
repairs. painting and other work to put
her III good order for service. 1t is
expected the Cloelia will be ready for
service about Decoration day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-20

Lloyd Dowden. aged seventy-six years.
former resident of Cumberland and
former deputy sheriff and member Of
the police force, died at his home in
Mckeesport, Pa, of pneumonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
NOT
The BURGLARS


The Star Friday printed an item
TO the effect that the home OF
Lewis schwanxcr. et3 2snd ave. ~.
had been robbed. following the ap-
pearance Of men who took measure
rnents Of tho house. ostensibly with
q view OF bidding on the instaiia-
ton Of . heating plant.
The American District Steam
CO.. with headquarters In tho Hogs
building. called up Tho Star Sat
urday TO say II was their men who
did the measuring.
They were figuring on installing
q central steam plant
They now are afraid 20 20 back
on the Job for fear they will be
taken for burglars. and won't we
please. they asked. call off the
dogs.
All right They're called off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
WHY They
ASK FOR
DIVORCE

Elise seitr. . little. bent. gray
haired woman. who might have
been your grandmother or mine.
tried matrtmony iats in life. and
found II disappointing.
She married Joseph scitx In Bel
lingham In 1919. but
He didn't support mo much"
she said with a little smile. In Judge
Smiths court Friday. Il had TO
support him"
They lived together year. She
got her divorce.
Clara Hennessey married Daniel
J. Henncsscy In Everett In 1901.
They have q boy. four years old.
The husband quit HIS job whom
thsy wcrc married. and for a time
lived on her parents. without pay
ing for his keep.
After that II was series OF
starts and stops. OF accidents and
hospital BILLS. Of business ventures
that friicd--the wife's voice was
beginning 20 break now--and OF her
money squsndcrcd by him In fool
ish ventures.
And iatterly OF brutal treatment.
and OF HIS serving 80 days In Jail
for wife beating. and OF her being
forced To 20 TO work. and
But that was enough for the
Judge. Divorced.
Others who ceased Friday to be
man and wife:
Carrie y. va. Albert G. East.
Blanche VS.. Abel y. Ramirez: w.
J. Va. Nora Irwin: Ethel vs.. Tim
othy Delsyney: Lillian y. Va. John
r. Hutchinson: Elsie NJ. vs.. Harry
c. Fisher: Eva vs.. Harry l.. Mas
ters: Ada VS.. Percy Gneve: Marie
vs.. Arthur Ray Bostwick: Msude
L. W. John u. Simpson: William vs..
Annie Donlan: Hazel NJ. va Alex
Fogel: Elva w. J. w. Tngledue; Guy
T. va. Isabelle G. butcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
MAKES CHANGE
IN Department

Police Chief Lang Saturday after.
noon announced radical changes in
the operating OF the police depart.
ment. to become effective Sunday.
Under the new order. one COM
handing officer. instead OF several,
will be placed in charge OF each sub
station.
Higher efficiency. simpler sys-
tenn, better results" were the rea-
sons and hopes he gave for the
changes.
Il want to arrange matters. also,
so won't have to ait In the office
all the time and listen to petty COM
plants" he added. Il want to get
out and become acquainted with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

CLOSE in
UP0NF0E

LONDON, Dec. b.--Abandon.
ment by the Germans In tho
Western war theatre OF their
method OF assault 70" a slower
but less costly attempt to al.
vance 'heIr tines by oieen oper-
stlons was reporte1 today by
Col. Swinton the official MILL
tary information bureaus EYE.
witness" at the front In a com.
nunieation dated Move nbsr 20.
The Germans. says the colonel.
ARE pushing their sappers toward
the allies trenches and concentrat-
Ing for PUSHES. Their system OF
earth bores are used. Storming
cart hbores are used. storming
parties shower our trenches with
hand grenades.
The artillery II unable 10 fire.
owing 90 the closeness OF tho com.
batants.
The fighting OF this nature Is
OF the deadiiert.
The last three days have been
the quioteat In weeks. The Ger
mans have been pressing our lines
In only one quarter. against the In
dians, south OF Lys. There was
some Smelling OF our intrenchmsnts.
The Germans are employing civ
ilians In digging their trenches.
Captured German officers admit
tho failure OF their strategy. They
are very gloomy. but there Ia no
indication OF lack OF morale among
their troops"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
CHICAGO
CLEANS
HOUSE!

CHICAGO, Dec. Establishments
returned to-day named John HaIpin.
until recently chief OF Chicago de-
teetives; Police Lieut.. John Tobin.
Formerly assistant chief OF deseo-
sIvss. and Detective serot Walter
o'orien
haipln wac accused OF bribery
and operating a confidence game.
robln and o'Brlen were charged
With operating confidence games.
Other Indictments. II was an.
bounced. will be returned next week.
The Officials were indicted on tes-
timony Of gamblers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
PUBLIC MARKETS
SANITARY

rODAY---staiis ft-se. 10 ibs rood
graduated sugar. 900; large cans
milk. ssc; CSC pail eottoisns. tbc; lib.
can chocolate. ATE. No. 10 sack flour,
,Sc. No. 90 sack flour. ti.ss. delivered
iba cut mAoaroni. asc. 1Bc coffee. zoe.
stalls tf-tt-st. Ice cana cleanser. use:
full cream cheese. sec ID: Iowa butter.
lbs el.oo. sartincs. 10 can. margarine.
lbs ttc. Stall ,. pot roast. Ice 20 lave
n. leg mutton. i2ise ID. shoulder steak
isc. GOOD hams. lee ID: lard compound.
lie ID. veal roast. isho ID. Stall 20.
fresh srtichokea ! for $50; fancy ripe
tomatoes. 3 lbs isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
NOW GENERALS
TRY TO SELECT
A PRESIDENT

Ell PASO. Dec. "a convention
OF generals was expected TO meet
today in MEXICO City and decide
whether Gen Gutierrez shall con-
tinue rs provisional president. nc.
cording TO advices received here.
Zapata's delegates will oppose the
reelection OF Gutierrez and will
support tho candidacy OF Emilio Vas.
ques Gomez. who assisted Zapata
with funds and arms at tho begin
ming OF HE revolt
II Guticrrex cannot be reelected.
tho viilistas win suggest Cen. An
geles or Or. Miguel Silva m com
promise candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
1k70THN =
119f;4Rttp$;, !
D/h ApPIA&S
Ef!spfAREES
Marriage i.Ie~s~s

Marriage Iiecss~s
Maurics N. Ronayn.. 81. nremsftoa
and rsrssa r. etoffore. %. Aesrtssn.
Nfks Parsass -. Seattle. ana Aisris
Msisfsri. 81. Seattle
Ira Y Palmer, ~. wsrssehsA ana Viola
Montgomery. ~. w.natchs.
vsrs s,oddard. ~. Everett. and EsisA-
,. Joseph Lshner. as. Seattle. and
Elsie Hsinhe. 81. Seattle
John Hsfisy. legal aga Seattle. and
Fanny Rhodes. legal sss. Seattle.
W. A. piehinseas legal ass. Seattle. and
Mrs Lula WAND. legal age. Ina or.
B,sshs
xra ard NJ. u liant fssf ZEN ave
y. ". . son. Novsuaher ~.
Mra and Mr.. 7. raksmurs. sis ieth
ave. . son. November ~
Mrs and xr. n. rujuimoss. SIC fifth
ave. . daughter. November 10.
Mrv ard Mr.. q Tanssa. sei Msin
alley. . daughter. November ~.
. MIRA and Mr.. ~. Higasni. eif washing.
ton st. q son. November T.
Mira and NJ. Hsnry Judd. Ytis Isions
ave. . son. December 1.
xrs and Mr.. Frank List. itis n. Pros
poet ct. = son. November 10.
Mrs and Mr.. A. r. Robinson. tsis y1rst
ave. n. r.. son. December 4.
Mrs ana Mr.. Frank o'Brfsn. tTfe fofh
ave =. . son. December o.
Mrs. and Mr. chas A. Doisn. ms
Second ave. . daughter. D.csnbsr ..
Mrs. and Mr.. y. W. Dohms. itif sist
ave r.. . daughter. Decsnber 1.
Mrs. ana Mr.. n. @ Rudolph, sfos 18th
ave n. . son. November 10,
Mrs and Mr.. Antoine Phillips IGf
Ninth ave. q daughter. November 10.
Deaths
VIM. Wilson. Kinr county hospital. ~
December a.
Nellie N.Y.. king county hospital. 80
November 40.
Rosa Hinkis. King county hospital. So.
November 40.
Henry nlundon. West Seattle dock. 81
December !.
shirus Tahstsui. sssn sixth ave r.
months. December q
Ellen " Gardner. it'7 ,,nd ave q.
70. December q
Baby Tsunann. fts irving 81. /
month. December ..
Lucille ~. johnson, 7sos r. Roy ct.
Frank Burrows. aHs Day St, 81. Dc
oernber q
Divorces Granted
Carrie y. East from Albert c. East
Blanche Ramirez from Abel y.
Ramirez
W. J. Irin from Nora Irwin.
Ethel Dsiayney from Timothy Dslsy-
LILLIAN u. Hutchinson from Jno. r.
Hutchinson.
Elsie NJ. Fisher from Harry G. Fisher
Eva Masters from Harry 7. Masters
Ada orisvs from Percy grievs.
Marie Bovtvick from Arthur Ray Bost-
wick.
Mauds l. simpson from John II simp-
son
VIM. DOMAIN from Annie Donian.
Hazel NJ Foaei from Alex Fos.i
Eiva fngiedus from J. W. fnSisdus.
Guy r butcher from Isabelle e
butcher.
Elirs scitx from Jos aeits.
Omer A Thomas from Mabel Thomas
Clara Hennessey from Daniel J. Hen
neasey.
Clara Baker from WIN. W Baker.
Divorces Asked
Nics swanson Herki~y vs. Robt Earl
Merkiey. dtssrtion5 Bessie Howell vs.
Robert Ho veil. cruelty. pierina Aries W.
y. r.. Aries. cruelty. Guy T. butcher vs.
Isabelle G. butcher Anna q. siaight We,
John ". siaisbt. cruelty. Alexander
Fossi " Hassl Mann Foxei. abandon
msnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
PIKE PLACE
MoNnAY-siaii IL 9 m,

MONDAY-stall II, lbs. pure granu-
lated sugar. 4tc. stan 9. pasteurized
milk. &C at. Stalls ei-65, apple butter.
lbs, 2bc. peanut butter. 2 lbs csc.
Stall ~. rolled oats. 40 H.: high grade
eunpowdor tea, zoe h.; lbs. small white
beans, zoe. Stall 1898, toc jams and
&c; iSc cans pineapple.
peaches or aprieots Zoe: ace baking pow
der, zoe Stall 9. cans sardiner IN to-
mnto sauce. 2bc: 400 size olive oil, bbc.
Stall "a. legs OF lamb. itc H., lamb
chops. lbs. 2bc: sirloin steak. Ito IN, (:
pot roast. So TO Ice ID. Stalls 60-si.
corncd beef lie ID; homemade head
cheese. zoe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

MONUAf-SthIIs zVb-stV, NO, % saci
patent flour. fiss; lbs, finest mixed
nuts, 2sc. stall 2oa, camembort cheese
ioc and a6c boz; iimburger cheese. cut
gsc 10, stall so7 Spanish onions. . lbs
ioc. fancy sweet potatoes. lbs Ice
stalls 2o0-si5, permain apples 2 doz
ibc. large pineappios. use each. Stall
aia. fancy sliced bacon. ace H.: ? lbs
home made apple butter. abo. Stall rs
home made sauerkraut. Toe ct; fsncS
an pickles. 100 doz. Stall $40, iarg,
stalk celery. Set fresh spinach. &c 10.
Hubbard squash. &c 10. Stall 81, cocoa.
nut bars. isc doz. coffee cakes. 200 doz.
all kinds pies. i0c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
BISHOP TO
CO N 7 EST
ELECTION

TUCSON, Arix. Dec. 5.--Bishop
Henry Granion OF the Catholic do
cese OF Arizona and New Mexico
admitted today that he has en-.
gaged counsel TO contest the con-
stitutionality OF the amendment es.
tablishing prohibition. Endorsed by
the people at the November cleo
ton.
The proposed suit. II is said. will
be based on the contention that
the new law prohibits the use OF
wine In sacrificial ceremonies and
therefore II an unconstitutional de.
NAL Of the rights Of religious or
CARNATIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
SOUTH END

TODAY-stnlls ss-a2. pot roast. &c.
good steak, lac. shoulder lamb zoe; leg
lamb. AYE ID. lamb chops. i2ho 10.
roast veal 12hc ID. roast pork. ishc
H.. pork stcak. lie ID: fancy hams. ibo
H.; breakfast bacon. lee and clio 10,
local bacon. i2ito ID; pure lard. iahc
10. compound, Zoe ID Stall s.. creamery
butter, ace lb.; full cream cheese, ? lbs.
s5c stall 80. sugar lbs. 4tc; all kinds
spices &c can, orange and lemon peel.
ibe lb.. citron. zoe III. Stall 100. live
hens and ducks. 1sc ID. Stall GO, cocoa.
20c III, condensed milk. 4 cans 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

MoNnAY-s,sIl ~ ~,

MoNDAy--stali IL. rock COO $50 ID.
lbs Tse; fresh Goldfish. . lbs. iEc.
ufneit. Toe H.. lbs. 7bc: sole. lbs.
ibo. hsltbut Toe 10. lbs. 2Bc. crabs,
n large salmon trout. fbc ID. 2 lbs. 2bc.
Stall IS. fancy Jap oranges. ssc boz
Christmas melons. &c ID: oueumbers. Sc
each. new wsinuts. 2ee ID. Stalls z, ..
8. I. loin and rib iamb chops Ice 10. .
veal roast. lie III; roundf steak. $50 ID. ;
sirioin steak. iso ID; picked pork. i5e
III. homeless brisket corn beef. iSc 10.
stall foi. Eastern oysters. 500 pt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
Guaranteed to Hold
Sent on 80 DAYS Trial

In wearing my Rupture Lock You
have absolute protection Mt all times.
You may do any kind OF work and get In
any position under any condition We
will prove this by so-DAY TRIAL.
That's the length OF time YOU should
have. few days trial can never bring
out the merits OF any article. Thirty
DAYS Is the only fair way. That's
why we insist. 20 give II the full. real
test, 80 you may appreciate what a per-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

NORTH YAKIMA. Dec. 5.---A
man identified from papers in his
pocket as Stephen Tucker was
taken from a refrigerator car here
Friday with his skull crushed In
several places. lie died short
time later. He had evidently been
struck with coupling pin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
SUES NE|CHBOR

Because Mrs. Ada VI. McGregor.
1881 Third ave. w. charged Miss
Nellie Ray. next door. was insane.
and sought to have her sent TO the
asylum. Miss Ray started suit Sat.
urdAy. through Attorney 9. Z. Nc
Avoy. American Bank building. for
5000 damages from Mrs. Nc.
Gregor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
rEAOn GIRLS NOW
70 BUY CLOTHES

OLYMPIA. Wash.. Dec. S.
state Labor Commissioners
Olson has appointed com
mission Of five women TO In.
vostinats the nost economical
Way TO buy clothes and to
make . report for the bone
ne Of the 5000 working girls
In TILE state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
HOLD SERVICES
At CINk HOTEL

Religious services win be held q,
tho Hotel Liberty Saturday night.
under the direction OF Rev. r. "
Shayier OF st. MARKS Episcopal
church. Rev. ~. A. Matthews will
conduct the service next Saturday.
Friday night i.i5o men slept on the
hotel floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
FREE hgAlvH TALK

Miss NJ. Il. North will deliver a
hygienic lecture at Fraser-Pater.
sons tea room Monday. December
7, 2:30 .. m. 'vitalization." All
interested are invited. Admission
free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
The "Schuiling Rupture Lock"

Il n wonderful invention for rupture--ihe
outcome of years Of study. hard work and
dIligent research. IL is away from the
old lines OF truss construction, and holds
tho rupture exactly the way Nature In
tends, 80 that she may heal the opening
,vithout interfercuce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
new LINER ASHORE

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. s.
The steamship Great Northern.
the "a. ooo. 900 vessel built at the
Cramps yard here for the North
ern Pacific Steamship Co.. WIS
blown ashore of Fort Mifflln
today In a 4o-mIIe gale. six
tugs. after working two and .
half hours, pulled the vessel of,
and IL steamed out TO sea on
four-day trial trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

CHICAGO. Doc. t.--when the
now Burgess-Dunn aoroplane makes
It's first flight. Mrs. Fred A. Britten.
wife OF Representative Britten OF
Illinois. viii be ono OF the passcn.
gers. sho will be tho first woman
to ny In the recently constructed
airrhip.
Mrs. Britton has made several
flights In government aeroplanes
and abe IL considered one OF the
most daring air travellers In Wash,
ington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
RUPTU R <

you will sooner or later. II never gets
well OF itself. but gets worse from time to
time. It viii eventually unfit you for
work and lfe's battles. II positively
grows dangerous think OF the hundreds
OF people that yearly sacrifice their lives
to stranguiation
The past has proven that the old
fashioned. Anticipated truss and appliance
won't help you--lt can't; It's construction
IL all wrong new star OF hope has
arisen for the ruptured--a natural out
come from the deficiencies OF the past
There Is hope, JOY and comfort awalting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 5.--Graft
indictments have been returned By
the Marion county grand jury
against Lieut.. Gov. William p.
ONeil. Homer l.. Cook. speaker of
the house OF the 1913 Legislature.
and a number OF other members OF
the 1913 legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

Ali Chronic and
Many 10 = called
ineursbis Disor-
devs ~ Eye. Ear.
Nose. T h GA -.
Asthma. Appen
dicItis, Catarrh.
Deafness. Uoiter.
Dropsicsl. Tuber-
ouisr and Amaze
m O Conditions.
u h . "a m a 1 ism.
Nervous y lsor-
ders. . s { o m a oh
and 1niss In al
Disorders. Kidney
Liv or. Bladder
and All Urinary
Disorders, DlEor-
ders OF the Hair.
Skin. Acne. Ec-
= o m A. Pimples.
Rupture, Ptles
and all Rectal
Troubles.
All Disorders
Of Women Dis
placements a n 4
all disorders pc
cuiiar 10 tho sex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

couldn't possibly make such an offer II
were not positive that my Drafts are
better and surer than anything else you
can get for any kind OF rheumatism. no
matter whore located or how severe
Send your address on above coupon tuse
postal card n you prefer and you'll get
my Free Book and Trial Drafts by return
mail Address Frederick Dyer. Dept.
Lk4o, Jackson, Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05

any friends or not.
al am a stenoarapher. ~ yesrs
old. and arm a little puzzled 40 10
whether or not | should olive my
employers a Christmas present.
They are both married men. have
been working for one OF them for
two years, but have only been In
the employ Of the other q short
time. although I am we'll acquainted
with both Of them. Last Christmas
did not give my employer any.
thing. although he remembered me
with q nice Gift. and ! felt a. though
I should have done the same, but
az he 10 Q married man I did not
know N II would sesm proper. They
have both been very kind TO me and
I would like TO show my apprseia-
tIon In q GIFT II you think u would
DO proper. N 90, will you tell me
what will be sultabisf
sTENooRAPHER.
A.-This query was answered In
my columns a short time ago. II
Ia not necessary TO mako your en-
ployers n gift at Christmas time,
even though you receive one from
them. IL 10 the custom OF many
places OF business 10 remember
their employees nj this time. but
they do not expect gift In return
at least. the ordinary employer does
not. You can show your apprccia-
ton far more by proving a capable
and Trustworthy business woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-05
SAYS He MEANT
TO Give IT UP

J. @. Archer. vice president Of
the Archer Blower 4 Pipe Co.. Inc,
accused OF hiring girls on . COM
mission to solicit funds for the
Belgian relief fund. when he had
no authority to do so. and who was
arrested Friday, denies he had
any intention of wrong doing.
He Is out on $500 bail. His
case comes before Justice Brinker
Dec. IL.
the business men--find out what
sort of a police department they
want"
Eloht-hour law violation cooto
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