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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Recipe to Make a
Face Cream

a beauty specialist recently gave
out the following statement about
face creams. Any lady can easlly
and cheaply make n face cream or
lotion thar will improve the complex.
Ion. alter roughness Of the skin. pre-.
vent and cure ehapped bands and
cracked lips. II will remove aH well
a. proven, tan or sunburn In sum.
mer. and soften the akin. Men will
find II excellent after shaving.
To make IL. merely get one ounce
~ Eiycerinc and sbc worth OF pow.
dercd greSits at any drug store. Dis.
solve tho grcxite In the Eiycerinc.
add pint OF water. and pour into
bottles.
THIS makes morn than n pint Of
thick. antireptic. FrraseieHs cream or
lotion. very healing. and perfectly
harmless II Ia enough 10 las, you
for months and costs you only a few
cents. The same amount Of cream
purcisased In tutes or bottles would
cost you several dollars"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
WILL YOU LET ME SHOW yOU HOW
THIS CAN BE DONE.

Every rent day you hand over the money that
Will pay for little cottage at Lake Burien. Every
pay day you hunt around here and there get rid
Of your money. which YOU could apply TO a piece
OF land at Lake Burien. Every year rolls around
and you look back and 10 yoursef-"where is
the money that have earned thfs last year which
l could have put into plot OF land Lake
BUREN,"
Now. Dear Rent Payer have handed you n few
things three things which will make you
1st-Stop paying rent.
2nd-stop being eStravagant.
3rd--Stop being good fellow.
Let's you and me get busy.
Bring me n IS or $40 bill.
Bring me n Liberty Bond.
Bring Thrift Stamp.
Bring me n War Savings Stamp
will start you your terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
ARRESTED. HIS BOMBS
WERE ANCIENT EGGS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 27.--sI
want To see Fiokcrt know all
about the bombs. They were made
right here In san Francisco. I've
got one In my pocket"
And John r. r. Pordella. from
Piumas county. who wandered into
the bond and warrant clerks office
late today, made n move toward his
pocket
hrs. Jean dc Creayer. chief deputy
In tho office. with whom no was
talking. fled in disnay.
Tho police were notified. Pordeiia
was taken into custody and search.
cd by Detective oTirien and Dctec.
tive Sergeant Sicily. Tho only
bombs" found on him were two an.
Client eggs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
II YOU WANT ANYTHING
II YOU WANT TO WIN
~ YOU WANT TO BIZ SOMEBODY
YOU HAVE GOT TO STAY WIFI LII

anop
or store with you at the same wages has paid for
homo. His children better dressed. His home
looks cleaner and better looking Why7 Because
economy and thrift have taught him nclfrcspcct
and have made him sefnadc.
lie began with $1,000 bill. II you do not be-
lrve II ask him.
Two hundred and fifty men at LAX. Buricn start.
cd last summer absolutely on that basis.
They had only SO TO $50 20 pay down.
They bought SIS $50 500 worth Of lumber
and couple Of hammers. n and n few Kegs Of
nails They built two three rooms and saved
the rrnt 81 $50 to x35 q month
Now. when the strike last January they had
oordwood free at their door They had no rent TO
pay. They spent their time upon their land and
their homes and enjoy the fruits OF their labor
and their saving OF las, year.
! am not quoting this for the purpose OF throwing
flowers at myself. bat wish state-I never
asked dollar for a payment during the strike last
January and February I stated the people
Pay mo what you can and when you can. but
clothc and feed yourselves first"
The people there today a, Lake Burien. n thou
sand Of them. now planting their gardens for
their fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
YPRES AS OF OLD is
PLAN OF REBUllDERS

Especial to The Star by y. T.. AZ
GHENT. May 23.--Yprcs. scene Of
some OF tho wars bloodlcst battles.
is not 20 disappear from the map.
Tho Ipres society OF Client has de.
cided that the city shall bc rebuilt as
nearly on the Old foundations as pos.
siblo. that public buildings. hospl.
tails. churches and schools shall be
restored Immediately. that roads. wa
terways and railways shall be re.
paired Mt once. and the canal OK.
tended from Lys to Yprcs. The gov.
eminent Is asked 10 put barracks at
the disposal OF returning citizens and
workmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
MIRROR DROP CURTAIN
C0NFUSES LATE Conner

(specIal TO Tho Star by r. z. ~
LONDON. May ga gigantic
mirror drop curtain has been in
stalled In n London theatre. to the
confusion Of persons who arrive
Just before the curtain rises ana
SEQ the faces OF earlier arrivals
who they must crowd past. It's
fine thing for procning women.
tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23

sought by the police Of Southern
California They disappeared and
are believed TO have gone to
Terminal island.
The Billings girl Ia said TO have
been under parole. She lost her
hair while III and now has numer-
Gus wigs. OF Hight and dark shades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
The man WHO
PAYS RENT

lie II restless. unhappy mortal. lie means TO
do the square thing by father a mother by
his family. but some has 10 show him. Some
one must lead him urge him TO do things The
troub. has been he will read advertisement like
this and state. Its absolutely correct and II means
me i am the man lac II looking for. I want this
chance. will prove am good and v
the next man" within an hour everything he has
read has vanished bccaus. he did not have the
holding courage 10 go TO II.
II 10 courage which wins every time in every
channel Of life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
POLICE SEEK GIRL OF
MUlTlCOlORED WIGS

LONG BEACH. May ss.-Sadic
Billings. IS. who wears wigs OF dlf.
ferent colors and -Dlmpics" Wal
chei OF the same age are being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23

Federal Judge Edward Il. Cushman
ordered the destruction Thursday of
SO gallons OF booze held In the Gus.
tody OF the United States marshal
The liquor consists OF 20 gallons
shipped from Japan. the remainder
coming from the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
Three DIS
Heals Three

"a single bottle cured another
case. sait Rheum OF the hands"
Quoted from recent letter from
Walter Hickey, Eikhart. Ind. write
him for more facts.
We too, have seen such remark
able results accom- pii shed by ID. d
II. In healing all forms Of skin trou-
BILE from pimpies and sckheads to
severe cases Of ecz~ma, that We
feel ~ must reach your case Come
In and Ask US about II. We guarsn-
tee tho hrst bottle Csc. Soc and
III 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
SHELL HOLES BREED
DISEASE IN BELGIUM

Especial to The star by n. +. A.
BRUSSELS, May Thousands
Of shell holes filled with stagnant
water threaten malaria and typhoid
epidomics In Belgium. First step
In rebuilding the country Is the
improvement OF sanitary conditions.
Along the User extensive planting
of potatoes Is undertaken on the
lands which are being ievelcd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17

ample assurance that more will be
forthcoming If needed.
Books and Expenses.
Tuition, books and other equipment
and living expenses are provided all
disabled fighters taking training
courses approved by the federal
board. which may range from six
months shop training to a full four
year college course. The conpensa-
tiep allowed while training lasts equals
the monthly sum TO which the SOL
dier, sailor or marine is entitled
under the war risk insurance Laws
iast month he was in active service, IL
THAI be greater, In no case will a
single is-an or one required by his
course OF instruction to live apart
from his dependents receive less than
5000 month. exclusive of the sum
paid dependents, nor will man liv-
ing with his dependents receive less
tina, $500 per month. inclusive OF
the amount paid the family
If mans disability does not pre-
vent him from returning to employ
ment without retraining and he
chooses 70 follow a course OF voca-
tional training provided by the federal
board the course will be furnished
'AN@ VI SoSh anu llRe compensation
provided by the war risk insurance
law viii he paid him. but no allowance
VIII he paid his family In addition
TO The above the family or dependents
OF each disabled man will receive
during his period of training the same
monthly allowance that was paid prior
to his discharge from the army. navy
or marine corps.
Present estimates OF the federal au-
thorities place The number or disabled
men at about 100000. or this num-
Der. it Is estimated. 10000 will be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17
VAN SCHAICK FAMILY
ACTIVE I'm WAR WORK

London. March 16.-Most OF the
member Of the weli-known Van
Schaick family. OF Huntington. l.. l..
are overseas either in the fighting
forcAs or In the auxiliary orsanixas
tons. Mrs. william d. Dorkreli.
daughter Of tho late jenkins Van
Schalck. former weil-known New
York banker. has been In England for
some time, acting as a volunteer work
or for the American Y. NJ. G. A.
In the Eagle hut. Last March her
husband enlisted a. an overseas secre-
tary for the 'sY," and was assigned TO
regular duty IN the Eagle Hut.
Mrs. Dockrell works in tho kit
checking room where the boys on
leave In London deposit all OF their
goods. Mr.. Dockrell. AS he himself
said today. does "all the things the
other fellows won't do or don't know
how to do"
Mrs. Dockrelrs brother, John Van
Geelfnicik, who hrst Saeve 4nd drove nm
ambulance In France. was later d Y.
M. G. A. secretary.in France. until he
died there this month. He has been
stationed m several Of the least at
tractfve villages there, but wns on
duty IN Paris when stricken with In
Muenxa- His two sons-in-lAw are with
the American army
Mr.. DoCfrell was born In Ireland.
educated IN Scotland and lived ss.d
conducted business IN England before
moving to tbs United States. Mrs.
Dockrell was educated over here.
They HAYS beth crossed the ocean
many times and have visited the
continent ana many otlts0f- the-way
cornefg AZ the world. q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17
UNCLE SAM TO MAKE NEW
MEN OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS
American Government Makes Every Provision
for Complete Rehabilitation in Life.

Thousands Of American soldiers. so
manned in the fighting in France as
to be unable to return to their old EN-
ployment, men who have lost arms
or legs or suffered the impairment OF
eyesight or other faculties, are UNI
aware that the American government
has made every provision for their
complete reha biiitation in life.
Many of the wounded will be able
to go back to their old jobs as Uncle
Sans greatest anxiety is TO find and
tell those who can not that he VIII
train them for new vacations, pay AL
the bills including the living expenses,
and4also assist any dependents of the
soldier while he is being refitted for
civilian usefulness. 1t Is a matter of
paramount importance to the nation
and the soldier alike and accordingly
the program provided by congress is
the most liberal adopted by any ma
ton in the war.
Al least 90, 600 disabled fighters
are entitled to the benefits offered
by the federal board for vocational
education and 40 well started is the
work that more than 500 have actual
ly begun the education that will
give them new trades and professions
fitted to their handfcaps,
1t 10 the hope Of the federal board
that no disabled soldier or sailor will
fall to avail himself Of the services
to which he Is entitled because he
did not know of them. To this end
the country lis being combed from
coast to coast to locate any who do
not understand that a new start In life
that will make him sef-supperting
and Independent is his for the asking.
''It In not charity" declared Presi
dent Wilson In a letter to DIR. G. A.
Prosser. director of the federal board.
1t, 10 merely. the payment of q draft
OF honor which the United States OF
America accepted when it selected
these men. and took them In their
health and strength TO fight the battles
OF the nation. They have fought the
good fight: they have kept the faith;
and they have won. Now we keen
faith with them. and every citizen
Is indoreer on the general obligation.
The act of congress under which
the federal board carries on the work
Ia known as the vocational rehabih-
tation law. 1t was passed unanimous
ly and signed by the president on
June II. 1918. II charges the federal
board with seeing that every disabled
soldier, sailor or marine entitled to
compensation under the war risk In
surance law gets his old job back or
another suitable one. And for those
whose disabilities make It impossible
for them to take up their old callings
retaining in a new vocation at the
governments expense IL provided. 1t
further provides that while the SOL
der, sailor or marine is thus being
trained he will be supported Jointly
by the federal board and the war risk
insurance bureau. while any Deepen
dents also receive federal aid. To
cover this expense $4,000, 900 has al
ready been appropriated and there is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17
Y. \. II. Announces
SCHEDULE FOR SEASON

Petershurg. VA, March 18.---v. N. I.
l.. the colored aggregation OF this city.
has been practicing daily for the last
Two weeks. preparing for one of the
hardest schedules OF the history OF tho
school The lineup viii be the same
as last year, with only one exception
In the infield. The schedule is as fol-
lows:
March 2s--camp Lee Company
1927. Labor Bat.p. at v. N. !. I.
March 2s--A. a. r. college, at v. N
T. I.
April E---rnion university. a. v. N.
4 I.
April l2--st. Paul. at ". NIL
April I5-Henderson ~. I. s., at
Henderson. N. c.
April 1S-Durham training school.
at Durham. ". G.
April 17--Bennet college. at Green's
koro, n. C..
April ls--A & T. college. at Green's
boro, n. C..
April 1s-shaw university. at Ra-
leigh. N. G..
April .1--st- Augustine. ar Raleigh.
~. c.
April 31-Frankiington institute, at
FrankiinTton. N. c.
April 33--KiftrsIl college. A.. Kit
trell. N. c.
April .5-Shaw university. at v. n.
I. Il.
April 2s--st Paul. ut 81, Paul
May 3--Open date.
May lo--union university. at Rich
naond. Va.
May fan stars tpendinx,. at
Norfolk. Va
May is--Hsrnpesn tpend,nv,. az
Hampton. Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17
TWO AND THREE, OR PUTTING THE
NEXT ONE OVER WITH BUGS" BAER

.Ihe bl1xzard Of romance which
showed under the Leonard Ritchie
scuffie In San Francisco was \ throw
hack to the old days when tin-plated
knights dentsd ono another with nut
cfAcksrs for the privilege Of coppins
sn,ie.
Ritohie's swesty chirped that she
would marry him II he knocked Benny
aizny. while did that same little
thing ana won q home. II was all
very kippy and stylish, but tho aver
an run Of 1919 dolls would have flut-
t4rod right into that ring and helped
their dahlink to batter the other bird
inlo q condition which might be de-
ecylbed ~ Jelly from the ears down
and pulp from tho neck north.
The old bunk about III bright eyes
cheering tho nimble brothers on In
ana slxiIl u out Hike the kaiser's dream
u Mitteleurope. After lamping that
sfu6 FOR ! yard Of centuries. the mer-
ceflsed popliners and lowered chif-
i eners< have decided that Drawn and
skim II mostly bran and skull. They
are tired OF piping q bunch OF duds
grabbing AL the athletic honors.
The old-ume boiler ceased knight
who had his clothes made in an iron
foundry Is out In the old leagues,
two cuckoos dolled up like tomato
ems would attack each other with
can openers for the privilege OF add
fnk a lady's ieft-handed glove to their
collection Of southpaw mittens. After
ihe winner had slipped the powder
ia the other sapp's burglar-prooi
vest. tho lady would wrinkle her ears
,;p into q smile and toss him a rose
81 = turnip. al depending on the
seAson.
Rut thst's out now. Getting 80 that
the .fiaprer OF the species Is moro
deadly than the male by about eleven
yards and sixteen colorA. They have
rot, only speared tho vote but they
are also shaking wild set OF halt
AoIes and high heels In the athletic
tournaments.
ior~ time ago when the Repub-
1scans used to nominate and elect
l ines denss, a trails idea Of violent
luxercise was pr 1dering her own pink
rose Noses j ere pink In the old
days. II they are pink after July first
|sge1l say that it's misfortune and
I @s Il habit, OLD papa time is the
|rfoatest or all censors, and II he can't
ssssnsatc the sunset from a beak. tho
&JnkE n permanent Anyway. the Res
q fcns It'll neintnste presidents but
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17

they don't elect 'e1n. And ffApper'a
idea Of athletics 10 something mors
than padding . full marathon on q
sewing machine. Now the shrills are
hopping all over the tsnni. iinoieun,,
stepping around the golf boulevard1
ana waving = mean foot on Ice akates
racing autos, Airpianes and other wayu
of winning 1nturance money.
Fur instance, Molla Bjurstsdt can
make the tennis players In the works
look dunlber than q trapped mouse.
And there are Thousands Of she folfer-
cites, rafting around thte turf who
can outswinE. outmiss and outdrtve
any pop-eyed gent In the club. to
Eleanor Sears wifi spot you nfty but
tons In polo, motor racing or f1yfng.
Claire Galiigan ana sister Swimmer
Ines can swim you fifteen or no count
Basketball teamettes from vassar or
Bryn Mawr could roughhous Q any
team In the states and cop the brown
derby.
Calling 'ean the weaker ~ h the
old oil. DID you ever pipe the wal
lets tho trails pack around with emf
never hear OF purse grabbers any
more. II sneaky did snitch q hand
bag he wouldn't be able TO carry II
away. Who are tho messenger rob-
bers holding mp those tat daysf They
are sticking up nothing but brAwny
guys and Knocking 'em cold for the
gate receipts. One sapp tried Il on 4
frail, anaemic lady bank runner and
she flattened him flatter than the
bottom buckwheat cake In = ten cake
stack.
Tho bionderettes who Tapped
around the old Roman arenas and
gave the giadfaturs the thumbs uuutn
sign had = lot OF fun. When q mugs
tries to vamp Z g1rl on Broadway she
doesn't give him the thumbs south.
It's fists north. And she knocks hin,
cuckoo. Being = lifs. member of the
weaker ear. she cant Jolt him to-
more than sixteen years. but after he's
done q three-cushion carom on OF SIX
telegraph poles and four ash cans he's
through like = cancelled stamp.
The old business OF the flappers
throwing gioyas to knights il out like
q dry wick.
Tho anethyut- eyed trails naay stfll
throw A1ovoo a. knikhts.
But when thtey 40, they havs their
knncklea tnel6e ~ - VI a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17
CONGRESSMAN DILL
WOULD VOTE on VIII

Washington, March 1S.-'I1et t1lo
People Vote on war . the name Of ~
new monthly publication which u,a4
It's initial appearance in Y4ah1ngtcn
to-day. The editor anA p6hilshsr 11s
CONGRESSMAN Clarence O. Dtll. D6sAs
ocrat, of SPOKANE. wash. A. : nsf94-
Der Of the last house Mr., DIN v6et9
against the declaration OF war wft1
Germany. ses
ssThis publication was oonc1ived ~
the purpose and n d4dlcAted 70 IT,
cause Of securing 20 the people Of ~
ctviltsed nations Of the world the r1E(4
Ito say BY votes whether or nd& thd
country shah start . war" Tho okxes
igresnnan editor says IN his aunOsancesa
inent Of why the puhlioatien = starE
led. He further defines tn purDosa -
policy: ~
Never before ala such IN st>E
the United states demand there sh4Iy
be no. more war
.N1vsr before did such IN ever
whelnatne percentages Of the psoDl1 IT
an eivtiissA natiots demand thSs0
shalt BE- NO moro war; gs
..Never BEFORE WAS thsrs sucA Ax
opportunity to crystAtliSe the 0e141E
mect OF mankind Into concfe41 11M
for enabling the Dsopls 70 Dr9g
future wars.
To-day the people o. svssY eea
are without that poWok. 1A14 IN
helpless. They suMsr md anek
They dght and die whAdeY4 t11
rulers Or the rulers % sofns eshpr pe1
because tbs govAfnnaental,1 le1, IA
vides that the ruler Or rul19n
county, that h. tn King,
met or the ieEislatfvs body. sAe4 ~
Here in the units4 st&tes ~ eelt.
stitution provides that conefene
declare war. To securp the r1nAt t3
|vots on war No must AmsnA thee
fedty n tie past tor DaE5 - K
important We cAa, DO II n4l 4W1#
this purpose. the mast imees4
al. 81 III III N
This publication WI ~ O. 40 n
way the efcrts % bring AA0ut l1e
Ian amendment. II wSf e5vS
and encouragement 70 THE
ana Also throuGhost the Not1 Us III
TT win co-op1tAte NTH e1ll Ss
movements IN other conntS1so Annl
to secure 70 the p1opaN a. t1oa @ 5s
vote on tho question o9 Ga1Ft1ng Z NaxS
"1e thts league ~ nAt1ono eo S ~
10 reality \ can fpFAul1& - N
tho ADOPTION of "a a4nApnk q
constitution 6 Ae& S4Ay
that every natian n ~ ie4
In tho leASue unan IN p6pDl w u
nation whose rutere 6eslfS wu
voted Hoe var. eS sS NJ sss I'M Sa SsS
"IS the l4aeue .af neklsne TIL
beoonaA reality thA 1kA@ &1 X
securing thie rsfausa yiu NJ 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17
rd SPY stun To Germans

London, March I6.-There In a
seed story IN admiralty circles about
a wonderful British "hypersuper-
dr~adnouxft." Some nice tame spies
In this country wore allowed to get
hold OF all the intricate plans OF this
wonderful vessel. Tho pians were
sofa to Germany for trifine few
hundreds Of pounds.
4e0A only ware the. piAna tEnlds .shEt.
ths Germans were sold too.
First Of All. the attempt TO build
such ship would have exhausted the
brains and labor OF many Germans.
Then II would have taken many
months to build. Then II would have
tnrned over and sunk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-17

The yearly interest on the public
debt OF the United States will here
after he fifty times greater than 1t was
two years ago.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-09-12
You Do More Work.

You Do More Work,
You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out Of everything when youl
blood is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness. laziness
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enrichine the Blood. When you feel
its STRENGTHENING. migrating effect. see
how II brings color TO the cheeks and how
II improves the appetite. you viii then
appreciate Its true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
is not patent medicine. il is simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like IL. The
blood needs Quinine TO Purify il and IRON
to Enrich II. These reliable tonic prop
critics never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength Creating Power of GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made II
the favorite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-fve years ago. folks
would ride long distance 10 get GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when q
member Of their family had Malaria or
needed bodybuilding. strengthening
tonic The formula is just the same to-
day. and you can set IL from any drug
store. 60c per bottle.