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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
.|NJUhCTl0ns
N BOOZE Cls[s|
ARE DISSOLVED
Anmistice Did Not End Con-
gress War Power Ruling.
BINDING ON ALL STATES
Kentucky Decision Reversed
New York Sustained.

WASHINGTON. Dec. is--WsQs
time prohibition was hsid CO.
ssi,u,ional today by the supreme esu1(
W . unanimous decision. Thus va1Ds
ishcd the hopes OF many for . swts
bolida, ting.
No decision was rendered ou ~
cases involving the con:titutioDality
OF the VolNead Law. the prohihitiaa
eniol cemen, set framed 10 carry ~
the i'i,en, OF the prohibition smrnds
meni 10 the constitution.
In passing. however. Associate To-
tier prand-is did hcid that she ~
hibnion act was binding m the ssso6o
~ .rl' asthe tedertl Govevnnsent.
The eour; entirely reversed ne g.
ied'ion OF the vets that wan'npo
proh,biiion was outside the warlio
pouers oi congress and pointed -
that wartime control ri food and sn5le
roads still were ip effect
The decision Of the supreme eoueG
today dscidIAC appeals from KersuG1v
and New York, involving the CO.
stitutionaliiy !, of the wartime ~
hibh'on act, was read by Associaeo
Jusiire hfandeis
Federal court dsrrseS IN New ve0
d.sn'issiHs procs~dings brought ~
ibryfusr Plun and c6mpany 10 eoGHs
pc, internal rcv'n''s officials 10 esst
@N 'ne ~hndfsw~l from .T'ns r.
~hisky tyr beverage purvoeeA. -
rn'fmsd ~ the court. ~
Neaa.shy oaa oseesevsS.
In esetaeas The a'estisa ~ -
eeses esors ass esssavee snlWnssecQ
rsstseiN'pe vssen sensssls sr~a = ID
ssnes'es WIN ths rsmeva' ssem N44
oW sssens msWsea - -
nissy h'osu o. serfcs'mssey
~. ooo he'e ny ths xssessky -
th'rsks snd warehouse easRpanS a.
L"asym. ~
TVS "snins " me armisltr ~,
"c' suross'e me wM powers ~ 80
rrfss. AesViste Jus'ic~ btsnds'sq -
tn rssd'ns the decision sf me reeg(
Justlce Brsndsis ssId the GosssnNse1v
DID nor appropriate the liquor b ague
ping 10 domestic sass. - the way 49,
lett opsH for a osttNG n.
lsw D. Isne q oaeSoa ~
The coustitut,cnsI prokIktfieH
amendment n b,p.It.s m ths 49,
.uv,,nmest A. vsN ~ ,hs ss.,.. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
BILlINcSLEy one
OF SURVIVORS Of
GRIFFITH YACHT
Former City BootIegger Con-
tinues Exciting Career

Logan y Butt Gsiey. hllaEed king
Of boo,losxers' recently paroisd by
Governor Robertson upon request OF
the county authorities when hs paid
fines totaliLx approximately s.,S"e, snd
wei, kaown IN oklahoma c!t,, Detroit
aud Portland. In Included in ire sur.
uvogy a the u. W. 0siii,th yacht oil
The fiori1a eossl yesterday.
DeOlnAiag operations shortly after
pvoAlblftsa b Ame effective IN ihs state
Ul1nnguIcy y alleged 10 have opcTated
''tlln1 tiger loints fesrIs1siy. directly
uu1es the sycs Of The iaw - Ne sity
END esonty. Hs has hsen arrested anl
couvieted on numeFL-s accounts but
has never served . dsy In. jail. v
ssia.
FORMER Sheriff n. c. Binion made
two tsips after Biliinssisy aRss the
alleged bootlssssr had flown the
Ceop." travelling 10 Dstrolt. Mich. upoa
sas eceasiss AsA = Fof'iAsl. ors,
upsn sasthss. -
PBsrssl nugheA oalshsunA C,ty q.
tssnsy. hsadlsd Biinnssley's sffaiss
hsfS 1sntRs the parole trsnsacttsa -.
~. nv0hes Ia svthostty ~ ths
ststemsat thai Btlliasslsy 10 sow n
rorsds. he received . letter from
Biilinss,ey only recently. dated st
Miami. Via. He 10 In the moving
picture business noe and II connected
with d, W. Griffith. Hughea Gays.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
VILLA RELEASES
MS PRISONERS
WITHOUT RANSOM
American and Mexican Cap.
tives Given Frsedom.


kAOf.E PAsS. renas. Or. fS.--Pfsd
a. Hugo cs II fNss. manager ol the
J. ~. Dosss ranch near Musauls, Mes-
icos, hAs bssn released by the viil.stas
Who had held him for $4,000 ransom
aessr1i1g % advicee recviv<d here to-
Day. No rasfssm money was paiA
Iaf0Uae1ea u Huge's release vss
eoatatnel ID . teDsgSsm r<csived By
~ CAranaA O6ssiesa Il Psedras Neg.
~ Iron 0eastal Aifnsds ntoaut. cen.
aasdise sas of ~ cahamas Of govern
msrt fsrcss sset 70 iatercsp, the vi
lissaa
Several prsaiasas nssarsss taken
with hdgo N the sscsnt saiAs On Nus
ssls and fee whom has been asked
%. 10 ransom each. werc also released.
the tsleosnm seated.
q. n tsevin. Nssican ceasui here
NAA1s Dubeic ths Telegram. aAdias tina,
hak q nssmal means - csaH0unisa-
tise ss1s Il tifssssk . sttnin fgthss
aoeal1a 81
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~ rVssaos ~ seeoul sussul0Gs q
o. vs1>Da Anou1sA ~ s111 ~.
tanaN.
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mGua9 o<nonnnn HI - eannnaa. TS1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
Gas PR0bERS
E..AY SUGGEST
Innovations
Elimination Of Casinghead
Plants Is Possibility
GAS Only FOR COOKING
Possibility Of Artificial Gas
May Be Talked Today,

That The committee appointed by
Mayor WALTON 10 investigate the gas
sliuau.u h'rc will ufss upon !. Okla.
hornA Fuel and Elec,rc company the
necessity, Of abolynt iis policy Of
ns,ns rrslngh.Hd Ess0;'ne plants 81 re-
dneing s,siions ana ,se-sst,oi- ~hen
p essufe N low wss unofficial Informs
ton a, city h,h this morntng, The com.
mitiss meet, IN the mayors Office st !
o ciosS this afternoon.
The practice ef removing sAsoline
from gas b. this action srestly reduces
the pressure and hs. .oeen partly re-
sponsible for low pressure here. u was
said,
we Only ss~ csehins.
Other matters that ~ill cums beioss
the committee arr the necessity 0f
educatins the pbbiic 10 the shortage of
saa supply In the state. and nrsinx the
consumntiop 10 he maintained for cook.
Ing and small ,bsai,nx plants, Unless
this IL carried out. experts dec,sre. the
Gas supply ~iii he dead within two Sr
three years at the msts
A system Of placing prohttiiive
prize uron Gas for other than ANAL
consumers hu been suggested as a
remedy for the serious situation nov
prevailing. This would eliminate the
use Of gas by factories and ther large
ronslmsrs. the price beinG . Grahusfed
scale pronibitivs 20 consumers of irorc
than 1000 cubic fee, II month. The
average consumer uses l~ss than lo.opp
feet In that period. experts say
Artf,eiai oas ceNs'dsrsd,
Also. the pfcba hliity Of the Gas com.
pany's returning 10 tho use oe srtiftcm'
gns vii come bssofc the comnittss. II
Il rumored. n not - . tstsl eseDey. q
isaat 10 aid the Rsturai - sspSay. this
move 10 considered likely. E1peets have
saA this would mean . prfcs - ssssiy
~ . tbsusDsd. .e.
Xt prsssst. ne sspp,y rsesave1 hess
from the waltsss field y S.Sooeoo cuhte
feet q lay. fssrs,shsd from thses wells
With the lneseass Of 7.seo.eee cubtt
feet. the ARticipate1 supply 70 Be fs-
ceiyeA from three mofs ~s1b - -
connected y the futurs. this eeev wesA
receive . tStAi supply frsW the walters
sjslA u u. ~. ~ cubic fssl SenrW the
sasss amouat y rscstvsd lai0 mn ~
sast ftslA
ospesy "Aeeqsat&~
WNA this Se.eee.eee ~ 1aily
supply. The ~ esnpaay sheaA - ah,s
10 sceeanelats ne city SolsV wsu. y
70 said. This ssprsy. BY the cSrsaifmeas
Of sxcssAiv& ~ fer heating psrpeses.
would s,npiy furnish this city With Sas
at The pressnt rs,e and sapp'y the
j'slssusict> service" fernandez by me
corporation commisston. In the cV'n'c"
u authoritative persona
!, The committee conductins Me psoos
Y coupsesA of Mayer Wallsa. Aa1rsw
Kingkale, vred nnssty. JesspA mne4'
il, Lsea Lazy. J. 4. Beevs. - = =
0ayisrd. the hss ttvs aaase eslns
usniaassA BY The CAamess q o.
msrcS at waitpa's request ~ sSeelne'
a hy the mayse hfmssh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
O. Cou'pany Must
Deduct Refunds

UuAss ~ Nsv Sullao = ~ -.
pessttaa esm0isajea rsesipoae . rseeao
sW - banA tAs euy u 1sooEeae
~ anosst q ~ sslsa1 = onAes
u0sa NJ 0as esWeaav ane ~ s2e0
~ ceos&mss. h vas sansoAeeo eeonv
- <hs cespDrtisa eemmien1eA
ocosss q Inquiries rsasoe1 ~ eeSSee
a the eussmissleW tony fsU0 lneal -
tepNs q ~ OaisheDA 0os on1 ~.
~ saaoaay - b Asw y pe6essG =
ct ne refunA
n esunlauesa vas vssuarsae - -
Gss Z slatseDsat ssaps ttms teoay. ~
tsspest>ne ~ sgass an shswtao ~
~ - eenloaalD ~ y re~useeo -
aehs ~ ls6oseloa ~ Meee ~ ~
49, ~ - -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
cHlNAmGA's TRAL
SET FOR THURSDAY

N6 ssag I'm. eharvsl WITH vsoAt,sa
e tAs astuvaiisatisa hws. VIII b trts1
eeeUss Judge Rsbsrt L Williams n
fo6s4l esart fhsrs1ay. ne cAes was
~ ~ teAas ~ JulUs Wti1insns w
anahoe y ~ hsrs. The CAine@an
eon11o b hase bsea terA n Nee Ysrt
CIV. ~ has hAea unable 70 yFo1uer
ssy svidenss thereof - ~. Ssdssai
eeySe1ah say.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
COUNTERFEIT
CHARGES FOR
-FOUR PERSONS
--=sa----Haa---
Three Men and Woman Held
in County Jail,
BONDS AT sI,50O EACH
Woman Not Araigned Yet
But Is in County Jail.

Your slicsed eoun,erfsi,srs including
woman. believed 10 be working tn.
STATE. In a wholesale attempt a. pass
forged and ooun,srfsi,sd 90. :. and
u federal reserve currency not.s are
In j,li here sh.r being arrested by a
United NA'os deputy msr,hsl, They
aero arrested IN Chsndler
pae three men. Albert Hsinmack.
EnmN Hallway and Fred Hsmtpsch.
have BEEN araigned before Erness
chsmbors. United etates commlssioAer
and their binds placed a. eis0e Zach
Their preliminary hearing hss been set
Tor December ~.
The thrce men are charged with At
tempting 10 pass counterfeit currency
notre.
The woman, Minnie Hallway. be-
iieved 10 be implicated with the men.
hss Not bern arraiGned. bu, I, being
held In the county jail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
SPEEOERS MILL
Be SENTENCED
TO VIEW BODY.
City Judge to Compel Motor
lists to See Auto Victim.
SEARCH FOR M0toRIsT
Murder Charge for Driver Of
Death Car When Caught.

Laws, fines. admonltioos. threats
oil hsve failed 10 cut down the toll OF
humsn lives enacted BY automobile
speedep Of Oklahoma City.
Today the body Of Charles Gie't. u
Year, old. lies ip the morgus at MAJ
shall ard Hsrpsr's the last victim OF
what police ssy WAS eareie"ne" and
s,,.r disregard Tor life
Win speedess sentenced this alter
coon BY A. N. Msndsn, Judge Of the
munie ips1 court. 10 view the body and
eee the results of such earelesSness
profit BY the lssson'
oeoe1ees - v,sW oe1y.
Al any rate Mayor Walton today
ea,d hs s,il instruct Judge Mundsn
10 includs IN the flNs for speedess
brought into court this afternoon the
order 10 gc'-to. the morsus and there
esms face to f1es wtth The handivork
u pps4,d msniacs. 4.
paay viii tell the parsons brousm
there the truth about the heavy los
Of NE from automobile accidents sad
vi,l eni.svo 10 teach them . lesson
which has not been taught by any
other method yet trel.
anything thst can hs done 10 show
pe6p,e ,h. hot ribt, results of cste'sss
ds,,,rx WIN 10 welcomed. an sure,
by the people not only Of this city
bu, Of every oths, city " the nation.
Iudvs Muaden said. = wsil bs SIZE so
sarry w the rteussss = The Hsysr.
'Ihys1csi peWss has failed - ~
a. swtsasev ceMmttte1 ~ spss6ses q
Nm e,ty-maybs iosaiaa rss vieisa q
AZ spsed sss0 ~ " ihos viIl bvtRe
aAem 70 their SENECA" Meyer waltsa
declared
70 ~ es~ssssst.
This m,thod win b. ecWtinvsd when
pcssItIs 10 future csses the mayos
eaid
Tsn accidents wess ssports1 70 the
pol,ce yesterday sndS1aai nlgh. ana
twteN this number actxaiiy haDpeMs1
.Jsrry pm.,h, chiss II oeDsA bsissvss
- UmIsAsy wss thrown fsuu ~ eaf
~ feRth ssrese - os1soN ~ .
sDps1ina car vhicA ne lsivsh ~
vltAeut the driver svsa tsesiaS sbaeh
y ~ Ne iajueSl mas. Nnishsy ~
lady tsaissd.
FsjIuss 70 rseost aceilsats vm -
AseR win moro severely than ever ~
fsrs IN ths histovy - the city. Chief
Smith said.
"Msa sho speed and cause accidents
cau ssvs themselves rome irsusIs -
Ioee( b. rspcstiao ~ acciSsats ane
e1nMtlag they wsrs h ~ vreN0. -
r Vkst tDw's Uhsyn ~ ~ fut pseelO
z ~ ~ en1 thsa ssnA" ~ sasl
opshusN lsRe eeUe.
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vseSia0 q ~ eAss ~ ~ rsuety
soeaSs1 ~ . Wue0w shasue. -
SggeGt1A - v,esse ssaiass ~ 6rsvss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
oWs Dealh lsavss
U6(AP poUnooo

.1osunsI peueey go ! ~ - -
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
cat COULD NOT
Kill BlBY, SAID
Physicians Declare Cor
onsrs Theory Impossible,

0AlAhe0A uAyste.sas ~ q ths Asa
thAt . ~ saa sueh ~ brsatA from .
laAg. - was theuoht ~ Jus(tss A. ".
NeWuQeMs - ~ psVsab,s nause VI
~ AGneA q ~ >-msaths.eh chilA
(son1 AeAA b ~ ~ its mothers s.Ae
yoeoGeeqy HsarNtag IN the home II Ne
Veo4 yeastA stresA
! q AnAv y setsa bsrx With saias9ed
tAyu1ao eian10 ~ weah heart which
Nm sones su11sM death, said pr. lie
vVsps. ~ NJ tAes n ~.''a 'r'',~
~ beSao = nsesly % ~ sspsrsti-
li1a - - - ~ date physician viii
erel,t ~ thssRy. ~ sajd.
~ KevS Ss1|61 - = he eAid in
~ sle1o - - eessss aay have b..
eeaps 1GnfoGGQ4 - q - Gnsths the
asee1oQ ~. - sAaA vas spper-
- = - - j 1900 ~ iss
lnaAMs ~ Uege9 q n1u11, sans hsms
- 49, - 111ls eh1uQ 1seA
q = o1psf9 ~ Sasn1al y ~.
o113lno ~ - n ~ tsolis frer,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-15
MAIL YOUR RENEWAL
TODAY-SAVC &c

The Oklshoms CITY Times ChEistuD oagu1oDs
Offer avss you CSC and kssps yoGr pApsr ssn6ne
regularly. II your subseripton sxpirse seea FsleW
tsday! VAN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
SOME O0UGHB0Y HAS
DIAMOND IN TUMMY

CAMP MILLS. ~ ". Aus. IS
Some member OF the 18th Engineers.
who left here last week for Chicago.
probably has a diamond ring In his
'Innards. Their, seems 10 be no es-
cape from that conclusion. Here's
how IL happened.
Mrs. s. +. Gates OF Hollis was the
proud possessor OF handsome din.
mond ring. She IL a eanteen worker.
and on Memorial day assisted In
making sandwiches. which were
eaten BY hungry soldiers in the
jamaica canteen after the parade.
After the sandwiches had been as
simulated by the doughboys. she dls
covered that the diamond was miss
Ing from the ring.
Search OF tho cauteen revealed no
trace OF IL. SO Mrs. Gates and tho
other workers decided the ston. must
have fallen into one OF the sand.
witches and been swallowed by some
soldier. Several OF the men ara re-
ported to have asked for X.ray ex.
amiuations by tho regfmentai sur.
geons. but no trace OF the missing
gem had been found when the, rcgl.
ment entrained for Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
MISSIONARIES
HERE TO SAIL
Bapiists Will Go to Orient
Friday

The party of Baptist missionaries.
who are leaving for the Orient Fri.
day on the Arabia Maru. will be
guests AZ n reception in the pariors
Of the First Baptist church Thursday
evening
The missionaries ana their des,in'
atoms are ~ follows
Rev. and Mrs. Charles +. ,celiett.
Lockport. ~ ". 10 INDIAN Miss
Minnie ArgetsinGer. Sow York, 20
West China. Miss Marion beebo. OF
Colorado. 20 Burma. G!ss Inc Frye.
81 California. 20 Gandoway, burma
Miss olive Jones. Minerva, ". r., 90
South India. Mas Gertrude Aecui'
loch. OF Michigan. % ianEehow,
East China. Miss Ethel Iasalea, 81
Illinois. 20 South India. Miss char
lotte Wright. Of New York. 20 As
sam: Miss Fricdf Wall 20 suifu'
West China. Miss Elsie Barnard tn
Bengal. Orisea. India. Miss Pearl
Page TO Suifu. West China; Miss
Mary Jesse 10 sendai. Japan: Miss
Gladys Doe. OF MasHachusetts. 70
Bengal orissa. India; Miss Mildred
Pope. OF Nebraska. 90 Burma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
GA. r. Prepares
for Encampment

COLUMBUS. Aug. rs. - Omitted
Press. THE SEA national encamp-
msnt Of the Grand Army u the Re
public. looked forward 20 by the vet.
Grams az the last big meeting Of
their glorious organization. viii be
held In Columbus during the week
OF September 7-i1.
gpanlsh-American and World War
Veterans. In addition 20 the various
allied organizations Of the q. a. r..
win also participate.
President Wilson. General Per.
shlng and Secretary Of War Baker
are expected 10 be present Other
prominent men invited include Sec
Rotary 81 The Navy Daniels. General
James ~. Wilson and General Mel
son a. Miles Of civil war fame. Gen.
eral John l. Glenn. known as the
drummer boy. Major General Leon.
ard Wood and General II. l. Kodg
crH, quariermaEtrr general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
HOW TO STOP
BEING NERVOUS
Nothing Like Plain uitro-phasphste
TO Strengthen Weak Nerves and
Increase strength and
NiEor.

According 60 noted French Scien-
list. the most effective remedy for
nervousness, insomnia and ailments
due 20 depleted nerve force. IS n
form ~ organic phosphate known
among druggists In this country as
Bitro- Phosphate.
~ " described az a substance.
which is similar In composition TO
the phosphorus naturally found in
brain and nerve colla. and. being
oaaiiy and quickly aRsimilated. the
work OF creating nerve force.
strength and yiEor begins tmme-
diately IL Is taken into the human
system.
There are many reports OF aston
iHhinr results from it's use, some
showing remarkable Improvement
even in stubborn eases Of long
standing nerve weakness As there
are many kinds OF phosphatea. care
should be exercised To procure the
genuine o-phosphate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
DISPUTE MAY
Be MEDIATED
Builders Send Letter to the
Trades Council Unions

That the present dispute between
the Master Builders association
and unions affiliated with the
building Trades council viii be re-
ferred 60 tho mediation board APP
proved by the association was in
Dictated In letter sent out Thurs
day morning by tho association.
The letter was sent Go tho Build
ing Trades council and It's affllTht-
ed unions. which are asking for
wage Increases
ratify the mediation board. that
unions continue 20 work under tho
August wage. aud that any in
crease granted by the board be
retroactive 60 September |. The
association pledges Itself to abide
by the decision ~ the board.
The letter was drawn up by a
committee appointed by the assoc
citation Tuesday to secure action
from the Building Trades council
on the proposed mediation board.
The agreement providing for the
mediation board was drawn up by
a committee from the council and
association. headed by an architect.
IL provided that there be no eessa-
tion OF work for period OF ak
months.
I The committee appointed by the
association met with representa- :
tives % tho unions Wednesday.
Following this conference. a rpe-
cial meeting OF the association was
called and az this meeting tho let
ter was ordered sent 20 the unions.
The unions ARE threatening 90 walk
out September I. unless their wage
demands are met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
WHERE'lL THEY BURY
JOHN D., is PUZZLE

CLEVELAND. Aug. IS cieve.
landers are wondering II John u.
Rockefeller II going TO carry his feud
with Cleveland even 20 the grave.
Rockefeller has an Imposing monu'
mcnt on a plot Ia Forest hlill ceme-
terry where members Of the Rookie
Teller family lie.
But dispatches tell OF the burial
Of Andrew Carnegie near the Rookie
Teller lot In Tarrytown cemetery.
Now. cieveianders ask. isn't John
DIS last restlng place TO be In For
eat Hlllf
Rockefeller moved his residence
from Cleveland In high dudgcon be.
cause he objected TO the inroads tax
assessors made on his income.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
University Head
Is Speaker Here

DIR. Nieholhn Murray Butler. presi
dent OF Columbia university. was
scheduled 10 address, the Young
Mems Republican club at the
Masonic club at noon Thursday on
Save America"
Speaking TO the Rotary club Wed
ncnday noon. Dr. Butler declared tho
war has left us with as great prob
lem on our hands as before the
problem Of substituting reasonable
debate for brute force.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
DOES BIG BUSINESS
IN RATTLESNAkES

mighty rattiesnaks hunter in Jake
HOFFMAN. who has marketed them
the last few days In Wholesale. lots
at the county auditors bounty
counter. He Hcnt In 81 OF the rat
ting tails one day. following b. a
consignment OF 20 the next day. and
the day following % were received
from hlin--a total OF 90 IN three
days. lie received bounty OF 30
cents on each reptile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
Real Wonder Worker
for Wrinkled Faces

Thofe who have tried all sorts a.
so-cnlied "wrinkie-removerH' In a
vain effort 20 lose those unwelcorDs
traces 81 age, illness or worry. can
rcarc~iy find words 70 express their
delight with the wonderful saxoNfe
formula. once they have given il
trial The success ~ this method Il
due not alone 70 It, marvellous e.
fectivcness--upon the deepest lines
and cr0wsfeet. AZ well as upon the
very fine onea--but also to It's sur
prisinsly quick action and It's entire
hnrmisnHneTs. It's simplicity and lis
inexpensiyenesB are other commend
able features, for one need only
dissolve an ounce Of powdered saro-
lite in a half pint witch hazel. and
battle the face in this solution. Al
once n remarkable Transformation
81 bcheld.
IL II not only THE effect on wrfn-
klen and creaHes that IL so notice
able. but facial contour is remark
ably improved and the face looks
much younger. One should be sure
10 ask the druggist for the pow
dered aAxoiite. The lotion. being
80 refreshing. IL very grateful 70
tired. perspiry faccs.--A6vertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
ropAr,s PROGRAMS

LIBERTY Charlie. Hay In nm
Hrury~g "A Honuanrr 81 seattle,
~~uttie made pssntepisyl fah~fty
Weekly rathr News.
soffslt Nv hssn tho s.ds weuid
b.@irsS." international remanrrs
eeIfsrun, New. fS~t.~tsis.
.6ffNHfH - rsoiine lr~icrirk In
The rrsse 81 Heorfng Hiv~sl
'srhs papx-res. Nan drssr~w."
Christie COMEDY urs~~ srrnie.
srHA>D---Etsie terEuscn tn "A No.
rs~fy tasi~-i strand " cekiyl fssn
frtr~. singer.
MIssIo~--yisiaa Martin In s'I.eui.i-
ana
COLONIAL. Wsrren kerrixan In
s'fsruse's Triumph,
BFN - Mar ftckfcrd In Daddy
rnnx Legs"
IIrrIr--tharfie Chspiin In '-sus-
ny.id~.-
CLASS A--raniins fr~d~rtck In Tier
tinai Reekoning."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-28
NEW HERO CERTIFICATE
FOR WOUNDED MEN

WARRINGTON. Aug. es,--A spc.
ciai certificate to be issued to sol
dicrH wounded In the war with
Germany has been approved by the
war department I, viii bear a,
the top the legend. Columbia
gives TO her sons the accolade OF
the new chlyalry OF humanity
and below the name. rank and unit
OF the soldier and the action in
which he was wounded.