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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
TerribIes tempestades
en- la coma que atrayIe
san los american0s
Llegan mas fuerzas a Columbus
para formar parte de la
expedition punitiVa

COLUMBUS, n. NJ. Mario "a
En- IN viaje hecho por la parte baja
De CasaS Grandes. el teniente Parkin-
SOL dice que no encontr6 en- aQuel!a
Zona mas meEcanos que algunos vie
jos en- Ascension.
Todos los que arribaron hoy aGui
hah!an De torribles tempcstadcs cue
llenan de arena los ojos y las mari
ces de los hom6res y de los animaier.
Dcnc1'ando. n mismo tempo, dentro
de los vesr;dos y baio de las montu-
ras dc los caballos.
A@ochc ilcg6 aqUi IN tren de in
iantcria proceGcnte dc LIS barracks
de Columbus, ONO, Y scra destinaGo
Ii expedition puuitiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
Fue e%ncontrado ell avia.
dor americana Gorrel
que estaba perdido
Ningdn dano habian sufrido nj {
nj su maquina y solo lie
faltaba gasolina

COLUMBUS, n. NJ, Mario 24.-E.
teniente Edgar S. Gorrell del escua-
dr6n de aereoplanos de los Estados
Unidos, quien Sc habia perdido des'
de el ultimo sabado, fue encontradc
aver, tres millas al sur de Ascenc.Cl,
Dor IN tren de carros motores que iba
bajo Ell mando del teniente J. L. Par
kinson del 200. de Infanteria, seeJn
noticiaS que Sc recibieron anoche en-
los cuarteles de aqui. Gorrel n este
herido, pero falto de gasolina y ha-
hiendo perdido el canine, Sc VIC i'm
posibiIitado para salir del sitio ea
que Sc lie halo. FL teniente Gorre!i
estuvo drrante ocho horas enmcdio
de un desierto ~arenoso, complement
te d~eshabitado y 4 las orillas del Ia
go Federico. Solo sufri0 por eau
sa del terrible calor y 81 aparato es-
Il intacto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
FL Mayor y los vecinos de
EPaso piden mas tro-
pas parala Ciudad.
Sc les dice que traten ell asunto
con ell general Funston
de esta ciudad

WASHINGTON, y. c., Mario "a.
Ell Senador Sheppard y el d~iputado
Smith recibieron aver urgcntcs tele-
gramas del Mayor Y de proninentes
~ciudadanos de FL Paso, piGiendo!es
que hagan las gestiones necesarias pa
III que Sc envien mas fuerzas a aque-
LA ciudad fronteriZa, en- vista de las
aIarmantes condolences en- que sc ha-
la c pdad Juarez. Ell senador Shop
pard Embellishments ocurrio 4 Ia Ca
81 Blanca y al Departamento de Cue
IRA, 10 mismo que el diputado Smith.
Sc les asegurG, tanto en- una como Ell
otra parte, que II Administration
haria TODD 10 possible por salvaguar-
dar El Paso, pero SC les dijo, al mis-
mo tempo, que el asunto deberia ira
tarse con Ell General Funston, quien
tiene eli complete control de todas las
tropas de los Estados Unidos sobre
IA frontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
Sc carece de noticias de
Ia coIulnRa ~expedicio-
maria americana
Las autoriGades americans Green
que TODD va bien en- la CAM
pana emprendida

COLUMBUS, n. NJ, Mario 24.-
En- los ~cuarteles de aqui no Sc han
recibido ningunas noticias del gene
-al Pershing, nj por telegrafia ina!am
brica, nj por correo. Sc dijo que lie
garia hoy aQui un tren de carros mo-
torres ' Sc ~esDeraba que este ~trajera
aigUnas noticias, pero fall6 Ia mott
Ella. aunQue bien puede ser que Sc
haya retardado por alguna c~ircuns-
taucia : l!egue mas ta-de.
Las noticias que circular aqui, no
Ducden tom&rse mas que como r.
mores, por 10 ser de fuente Official.
Nos diceE que las tropas americanas
estdn ~cmpeHadas en- III combatc con
Villa Al L de Casas G~randes; otrcs,
que Villa Y Ia peQueaa banda que e
acoMpaha estan rodeadoS en- Ia mis-
ma vecindad por las cabalIerias anne
c~ic"nas, las que rapidamente van cs-
trcchanCo el cerco.
Las aUt0riGGdes americanas no han
poGido atiGmar nj ncgar NADIA, por Il
carencia &c nocicias. Sin embargc.
- ere que TODD Va bien 0 las tr5-
pas americanas que est&n cerca dc
Casas Graudcs.
e ultilno despacho que Sc recibij
"eI general Pershimg dice cue 4 eau
81 Dc las Gucrtes tempest2Ges que han
astaLo reiHaEGo en- Ia region ocupa-
ia per l2s fUer"uS americans. 10"
ay.adorcs no han pod!do hacer sus
c%ploraciones. In csc dcspacho 10 =:
hacia memc.G" dc Minguna b&talla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
Los scryiciuS de- los pcrrO>.


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
Sc les iIat;i con cariHO.

Con motive ir ESQ, pueie drrIr>'
ahoru ,gur III ninGuua guerra :" le
Ia conSa-rad0 tanta atcnci6n COMO
IN In dlc actualmentr ST. cSta IL
brandu Ell Europa. y que janis s.
ha irata,io al pcrro con tantO cui-
iai0. f. mas. nunca los animalrs
Iur han srrriiO al hOmbre en- las
gurrraS. han sido ODirlo de mayorrs
pru.baS de Garlic ' aGradccimirn-
TO-.
No nncesito decir que los caDa-
Hos han ~parrciiO IN eSta guerra ~
nlmrro cast inyeTosimiI. PcrO los
hrrido> "nirc clos. siempra que -
ina cr"iio qIie poiian cuCarse, han
Siio a~trniidos con cSmeTo. Y IN los
ra>os III que las heridaS habrian G.
ii. proporci0narlos dolores. So la
pursin fin a SuS Sulrimirntos inmr-
iiaiumrn.r.
Il -rryirio de- veterinarian cn tOdos
Io~ riirtito~ D~riiGcrantrs Ina sidO cX-
rrirnlr. untabiIiSimO. haSta 81 pun
10 d. gur han sido muchOS 10, Gur
. romnnijndo!l. dic"n que los traha-
los 9rcaIi2ad0s por los veterinario:
miIitar'rS han Jado gran Tealce a esa
rama de In nrOrPSi6nsmGdira- habi&n-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25

En- los ejGrcitos riyales ne
hay capitanes y commentaries
rinari0s. sine tambi6n coFonel
hasta generates.
La NagGueSa dc FDNTEN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
eRsAS D~uEasSs.


Fl G-lsaN-- Eu-al-ra. CsiegrjaG ~ ~lUriO-
ne> r.aaarGas. c1l TN Uvrea0 Para tJrar
IA .vsrsr-a. , ,lnns .......... Slc
AlmaaaGue uus;rato para t9:G. &C.
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fIsle~llrglrGCr Del AuGGU. iuJcrr>aGIf re
Is-.sa nCSgIescG ce III vl8.a ppr las r-ln-
ciga.ss r5g,OueS : CIuLzdes del nun
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Urias : aCTslas morales ...----...Si.2
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DsaszSfs para u genie &c campo. Con
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gs1szlle para los 2ftC:ol8dUS a "CsSs-
SAL &St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25

:! Nov.c g:eslado
Ia F3s de las Flores
= pursgrur!C te las SoiisTSS
II 1a7arsu Ge las MuJeTe5
= L-rc~EG de los E0morss
Viva n! NyFiA
81 HaLa Ge los Aare=
81 N..eS.a! .! amor
4alIiJu sea 81 amor
"a Princess del DSi17
-nuT y NGftlEiH
q His de .5llS
porg.t - C4,aL los dnmDres
onrlt.a - CaSan Is MUIeFe5
sCgG.Ia Pecan las gIultTes
PC.oa.- arllr,arl rs EllGS5
Il collar De EsM-ra-CIs
Las .liIs - Chan pagne
e Moo O. Ru!seicores
las lbFeTas del Amor
e = Ie las N!faS
Ia E:u4a kiegre
"a SIi8 d. tOs JazHlRes
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Do- Ssgujr q una NUloS
NE,l.grS sean los GeiJe
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Il Alma el III 5eso
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25

CuandO Sc dirjia a alguna de las
casas anunciadas, mencione este
peri5dico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
OBRAS DE- YEN7A EN- IA uBRERA DE EGNACIO E. L0zAN0
"a casa ma ssr4ada bSn&s sgHa, IA qasiea 81 maw s1Hido ysque 7snde mas h@a'" los
pGdos Sc. deymehanspe honva Fgmas ranoa d ngmo da qae @- sdheh 6ren

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&C, medicine, etc. IS
s. Calculator del Asod6n. Obra ullltsi1l
para SembTadoVeS. Ptzcad0reS y traicsq
ties de algGd1n 40
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Nuevo IeG-lafr de iGs Flores, AbanicO :
Pi"GraS fTcaigSlS s3t
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TLal-S:Cgs d. Ia EiSE. Obra caDaZ de as
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Y urCCs. IraduyiCcs al cas't!iaaJ... iaJ
C~srlouIarlO o Los D0cG Farcs &c FreHcia,
A "a rLSLtcG S0c
GErlomaSlG 0 Los DOce PsT5s dc fraEcis.
Igasin6 &sIQulno. SesuRts r.rIc de Gar
CgGis0 Del AMOR. Prerc2tOS ImpJFtal,ss
suDT- = 41uOE Sjf
e. ColSe;erO De los Enamo"aGIs. iiDFo pa
m las cor-esN-Gaau'i.> aIigEus2s.... QUO
TCy.s.Eno >screiGT!o Ce las Feiic!!tr.7neS
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Arie &C ErngT las Carras ny- Medic dc IL
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S.SS s''d@2S t'N
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25
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EgLIGISE.

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GauEus 8 NueV0 Eezs= mo. L-J.H e.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-25

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
COUNCIL TO CHECK
ON MUNICIPAL LINES

Information concerning the ok.
pense. and proposed routes OF ex.
tensions OF the municipal car lines
will be gathered by the city utilities
committee as result OF the rosoiu-
ton passed by tho council Monday.
Outline OF the inquiry was en-.
bodied in a resolution drawn and In
troduced by Councilman Thomson.
A preliminary survey will try TO
establish what route would be best
for extension OF Division A TO BAL.
lard: what the cost would be; how
much the lines income would In
crease: what extensions could he
made on the Lake Burien line. and
what they would cost.
II was the last council meeting IN
tho old city hall. Next Mondays
meeting win be held in the new
county-city building.
A resolution was introduced 20
grade Empire way. install sewerS.
wooden curbs and cutters. and 70
plank II from Rainier ave. to Renton
ave.
Renton ave. from Empire way to
Henderson st.. was included for the
same improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
Give LUNCHEON
AT WASHINGTON
Two Hundred and Fifty Gath
or at MONDAY Suffrage
Meeting.
TO LEAVE WEDNESDAY

Tuesdays program for tho visit
lnE suffraEiNta was marked by n
special assembly for university stu.
dents a; Meany hall IN the morning.
and a luncheon az tho New Wash
inEfou hotel At noon.
Street meetings Win be held IN
tho evening.
After tho university meeting the
ENJOYS were mo,ored 10 the New
Washington. where mora than $50
reservations had been made for tho
luncheon.
Women from Tacoma and Ev-
erett. besides n largo number OF Sc.
attic women. made up the list OF
guests.
The luncheon speakers we're Mrs
Townsend Scott. Mrs. Rohcr; Baker.
Miss Agnes Campbell and Mrs
Blatch.
Because many OF tho envcys were
exhausted. plans for the street
meetings had not been completed at
noon Tuesday.
However. I, IN expected that n
number OF the speakers will 20 In
automobiles 10 corners IN the bust
ness section and address street
crowds.
The special train win Leave tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES P0IS0NS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyons should drink hot
water with phosphate In
II, before breakfast.

To feel as fine A. tho proverbiai
fiddle. 30 must keep the liver
washed clean. almost every morn.
Ing 10 prevent it's sponEc.iike pores
from cloEglnx with indlKestiblc ma.
terial. sour bile and poisonous toX.
ins. saxa noted physician.
n you rot headaches. it's your
liver. II you catch cold easily. rs
your liver. n you wake up with a
bad taste. furrcd tongue. nasty
breath or stomach becomes rancid.
It's your liver Sallow skin. muddy
complexion. wateyy eyes all denote
liver unclcaulineaa. Your liver Ia
the most important. also the most
abused and neglected organ OF tho
body Few know iis function or
how 20 release tho dammcd-up body
waste bile and toxins. Most folks
resort 20 violent caiomei. which IL
a dangerous. ealivatinE chemical
which can only be used occasion.
ally because II accumula,ea in the
tissues. also attacks tho bones.
Every man and woman, sick or
well. should drink each morning
before hreakfars. n glass OF hot
water with a teaspoonful Of lime.
stone phosphate I'm IL. 10 wash from
the liver and bowels tho previous
days indlEestible material. the poi.
sons. sour bile and toxins; thus
cleansing. sweeteninK and freshen-
ing tho entire alimentary canal be-
fore putting more food into the
stomach.
Limestone phosphate does not re.
strict the diet like calomei. because
~ cannot salivRte. for Il Is harm.
less and you can eat anything after.
wards. II IL inexpensive and al
most tasteless. and any pharmacist
will sell YOU a quarter pound. which
is sufficient for demonstration OF
OF how hot water and limestone
phosphate cleans, stimulates and
freshens tho liver. keeping you
feeling NJ day in and day out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
AS Old as Your kidneys

Some folks are young at seventy,
others are old at fifty.
We all are as old as our kidneys.
Most of us neglect our bodily
health. and after middle age some
thing has to give. Usually the kid
neys weaken.
Don't let weak kidneys age you.
When backache becomes an ev-
ery-day annoyance, with stiff Joints.
an all-tired-out feeling. headaches,
dizzy spells. blues" nervousness
and bothersome irregularities OF
the action Of the kidneys, don't de-
lay at all Get box of Doan's Kid.
ney pills. They have done won
ders FOR elderly people.
II weak kidneys are neglected
there's danger of dropsy, heart
trouble. hardening Of the arteries.
gravel. stone in the kidneys or
Brights disease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02

cedars and frs and wealth OF wild flow
ers and berries in season II commands
view OF inspiring scenery.
- lndauola Beach has new, substantial
dock. streets have been cleared and are
being graded. Bridges have been built
and a water system is being installed
which will bring piped water in all streets
by the time school closes this spring
Indanola Beach was placed on the
market 4 month ago today Many tracts
have already been sold. Even the cold
rain and the dark clouds could not dampen
the enthusiasm OF our visitors. for Indi-
anola Beach is beautiful in rain as we'll as
in sunshine.
Before school vacation opens there will
be a number of summer homes ready.
Some arc building now. We urge you not
TO delay your visit 10 this favored spot.
Make the trip this week or Sunday Go
prepared TO spend thoroughly delightful
day Bring your family and your picnic
basket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
YOUTH AND GIRL
Welded IN JAIL
She Declares She's Going TO
Make a Man Out OF
Him.
HE'S WILLING TO TRY


"He'a mine now, and I'm
uolnp 20 make a man Of him."
said an interesting young wom-
an. carrying a bunch Of white
roses. at the county Jail Mon.
day afternoon.
She waa Mira. john Station.
Five niunees before s.s~ had
hr1n Miss Marie JnsohErs, ~,
~ e2i7 pRiohrr ave.
At ore o. tt,e nluEs aatpsu
~rddtup ceeewoHtvs over p~s-
formed In King county site had
pledged herself 20 take John
Station "for better or FOR worse"
Fright az present" sstd Jotsn,
at seems mostly for worse"
John v a prisoner IN tho jan
behind whose gates tho REV. A. w.
Greene pronounced them man ard
wife.
He is 20. and Is charged with
burglary.
II was no foolish lovers prank
that led the two young people into
marriage.
II was the solemn beginning OF
the making ~ John station.
Judge Dykeman agreed Il was for
the best. as aid all OF the jailers
and everybody else who had seen
Miss Jacobsen on her daily visits
20 the iall. and had noted her In
rluence on her loverprlscner.
with Miss Jaeobsen's mother aa
a witness. with Miss Nellie Barr as
bridesmaid. and Jaiier NJ y. Hally
acting as best man. tho bride and
bridegroom we're Joined ny 4 ample
ceremony performed In tho corridor
Just under the jail gates.
John. II you had only listened 70
me" aald his bride. as she kissed
him. "you would never have got into
this trouble. Hut never mind. I'm
sure Il will be all right. And when
you get out you'll 60 TO work like
we planned. and start new"
John locked her square In the
eyes and agreed.
He said later he expected 10 plead
guilty.
we hope I'll get n suspended sen.
teuce.- he said. 'Marie'n right.
she's certainly done her part. and
I'm not a plkor. I'm going TO live
Ike a man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02

You can buy and build at Indianola
Beach cheaper than you can rent other
desirable summer property for elsewhere.
A tract a few blocks back from the water
front may be had for as little as $40 on
terms as easy as S. cash and 81 monthly
We will build for you if you wish on
equally easy terms. The point is, SELECT
EARLY and get your summer camp or
bungalow ready before hot weather.
Indianola Beach tracts are large-none
less than 40 feet frontage. The waterfront
tracts arc more than 200 feet long.
Indianola Beach has excellent boat serv-
ice. You can live at Indianola Beach and
work in Seattle To see the property,
take boat leaving Lillico Landing. between
Madison and Spring streets, daily at a. m.
Inspect as many other offerings as you
like. but be sure you see Indianola Beach
before you buy. It's THE GEM OF
PUGET SOUND.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
1000, 1000 MORE
WOMEN WORKING

II has been estimated from OF.
fetal figures. that there we're fully
1000. 900 more women In active en-.
ployment on March /, 1916. than
on the corresponding day 12 months
ago. Moreover. tho number is in.
creasing week by week. The wom-
en- are modifying in a great army.
ready to serve wherever they are
most nee6ed-even 10 the hard la.
Dor OF the tilllng of the soil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
IT'S TIME TO THINK OF YOUR
SUMMER HOME!

Right now, when Old
Sol is getting the upper
hand OF Jupiter Pluvius.
is the time 10 plan how
20 spend the summer
and where.
A trip 20 INDIAN
OLA BEACH will help
you decide.
II you are fond OF the
woods. Of the seashore,
OF freedom and fresh air.
lndianola Beach will
more than meet your
fondest hopes.
lndianola Beach is
close 10 Seattle-l2 miles
by boat IL has the fin
est bathing beach on
Puget Sound and the
beach is community
property. II has pure
drinking water and
plenty Of il. II has
beautiful shady groves
OF manlcs madronaa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
Woman Raises Her
Voice in War Crises

The discussion In the press Of
the last few weeks Of the pos
sibIe entry Of Holland and Den
mark Into the European war.
reminds 10 o. Dcnmars's early
passage OF tho equai-franehlse
bill In order that her women
might have q voice In her war
councils In case Just such an
emergency arise.
Holland has upon the lealsla-
tive program OF her states-1en-
eral the entire revision OF her
constitution. Universal man
hood suffrage ard woman suf-
frage form an important part Of
that program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02

King 81. station "Wednesday morn
Ing At BIB.
F1veminuts stops win he made at
skykomish. Leavenworth and VII
son Creek. en- route TO Spokane over
the Great Northern tracks.
The party will reach spokane at
a.45 p. m. wednesday. and remain
until 1880 a. IN. Friday.
The train will then 80 by way Of
Great Falls. Mont. Helena. Butte
and Boise. Idaho. TO Salt Lake city.
Tho women voters convention
viii open in the latter city May IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
WOMEN OF ALBERTA
NOW EkFRAKCHISED

The women OF Alberta. Canada.
who have Just been enfranchised.
have already drawn up plans to use
their votes In the interest OF the
improved legal status OF married
women. equal guardianship laws.
and n red light abatement act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
Conference Favors
Women Preachers

The New England Southern
conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church In annual ses-
sion at Norwich, Conn, on April
I, went on record as favorlng
tho licensing OF women TO
preach. a memorial TO the gen
eral conference was adopted In
which II is urged that "the
right Of competent women to
enter the pastorate be not de-
Med"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
WOMEN ELECTED
SAWTELLE MAYOR

Another woman, Mrs. Helen
French Aldrich. has been elected
mayor OF her city. Sawtelle, Cal.
She received the largest vote polled
by any candidate for place on
the board OF trustees. and, accord
Ing TO the plan OF organization OF
the city, was chosen as mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02

AT Ocean Beach" n musical com
edy with pretty chorus girls IN
clever principals, is the hit Mt Pan
tages theatre this week.
PATRICIA. an accomplished violin
list. sings ragtime like major
Lacquer The rest of the bill is un-
usually good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-02
Here's a Seattle Case:

Mrs. Margaret A. Nesary. 1913
2lst Ave. says: MY back has al
ways been weak, and n | worked a
little too hard. had a duh, slcken.
ing pain across my loins and hips
Spells of dizziness came on and
had a glimmering before my eyes
NJ tlmes. Ny kldneys wore irreg.