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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
STOMACH TROUBLE
Of MANY YEARS IS
COMPLETELY GONE
When Thin Blood Is Built Up
Indiana Woman Is Releas-
ed From Suffering

The processes Of digestion are con.
trollod by the blood and nerves. For
this reason nervous indigestion. dyp
pcpHla and other stomach troubles
generally Yield 70 treatment which
builds mp the thin blood and
strengthens the nervous system.
Nerves can receive their nourish.
ment only from tho blood and n
the blood ls lacking In quality and
quantity. the nerves become
starved and rebel Thus when the
nerves Of tho stomach are upset.
the digestion ls impcdcd and the
food fcrments Dizziness generally
follows and frequently there are evi.
denccs OF shortncsa Of breath. palpi
tatlon Of the heart and exhaustion
after slight effort. slceplossncsa ia
another common symptom.
The effectiveness OF tho right
blood builder In caHca q nervous in.
digestion Is proved In the case Of
Mrs. Lena Lazier. ~ No. 202S Fair
field avenue. Fort Wayne. Ind,
Il had suffered from nervousness
and Indigestion for twelve years
she snys. My nervousness WAS &C
companied by severe headaches that
made my sleep restless. II seemed
impossible for md 20 concentrate my
thoughts on my work. and ! had
dizzy spells My heart beat rapid
" and lrrcgularly. and my stomach
frequently caused distress.
II had used Dr williams Pink
pills previously. and they had given
me relief. and I decided 10 try them
for my nervousness. After a weeks
treatment ! was able 20 sleep SCUM.
81 without being awakened by head.
aches. / continued taking tho rem
cdy for a month. The headaches
loft me. my heart no longer troubles
me. and my stomach condition b.
improved"
Or. williams Pink pills are a
blood builder and nerve tonic. The
rich. red blood that they make not
only carries color 10 the checks and
lips and gives viRor 10 the MUSCLES.
but Il rcvitalzes the exhausted
nerves and quiets the pains OF ncu-
ralgia and sciatica. Or. Williams
Pink pills contain no opiatcs nor
harmful drugs, they restore health
and strength. but do not give tom.
porary stimulation.
Two useful books, "Dlsenscs OF
the Nervous System" and what TO
Eat and How 10 Eat" viii be sent
free by the Or williams Medicine
Co. Schenectady. n. v Your own
druggist sells Or. williams pink
pills. or you can order them direct
by mall, postpaid. al 30 cents per
box, six boxes eor $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
PALACE fIIr

Headed hy a combination 81 violin
selections. dance spccialtira and pop.
uiar songs. tn which f.Htrlic HOUSE. a
eoloratun soprano. and a quintet Of
dancing violinlsts take part. tisn Pal.
AGO Hip opened with new show
SUNDAY
Miss House proves delightful en-.
trrtainer and presents her act in a
novel manner Her assistants pro.
vide some good Instrumental har.
mony and are graceful dancers.
ttal and Frances. ia Town and
Country" have bright song and
dance speciality. In which tho out
standing feature 80 tho singing ~
Miss Frances and her comedy work
AZ e country girl
Hell s Ariiss arc two young men
whose singing brings repeated en-.
cores Mlsa irma and Conner have
a novelty wire offering.
Charles King and Virginia Thorn.
ton and Victor Donald present
funny little payiet called "Chumu.
ana Ruth Page - a clever banjo
player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
WILKES

Howard Russell Is scoring bis as
comedian az tho wilkes this week
The plot. briefly. concerns IN. dis
cpvery % an elixir Of youth By Or
Smith Howard Ruasrlb. who. la
bigh excitement and eiaiion. prevails
on hia old friend. Cen. Linney. 90
test II out Gen Lnney has long
since cut his wisdom te-ih. but after
= potion be suddenly appears an an
infant This IL effected BY trick~ry
on Tho part ~ other elements in tho
story ivan Miller ~ east an Br.
Smiths assistant
Russell. who has bern cast In eprn-
edy roles ever aimee he Joined tho
wilkes players. has never acted
more brilliantly than IN his preae.i
part. lie kcp, Sundays matinee and
evening audiences IN constant gales
81 laughter. due even more 90 his In
dividuai ability Than the merit q tho
role. Others IN tho east. all capable.
arc Norman Fcurirr Erman seavey
Cecil Kirkc. Fanchon Everhart.
Grace Huff. Corneiia Glass and Jabo
Darwrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
LOVE SPURNED,
BOMB FOLLOWS

CHICAGO. Fob i7--John George
loved Cora Cazza. Cora Cazza did
not love John George. They occu.
pied adjoining rooms in Mrs. Bessie
Halls boarding house. at No. 1913
Warren ave.
John persisted until ho was spurn.
Cd and "bnwlcd out" Then he Ian
guishcd. and Thursday night he
went to bed apparently in grief
Very early in tho morning he went
away. lie lcft the house
Boom!
It was In tho closet 81 Cora's room
"A bomb. II sent Cora Hprawling
from her bed n shattered the win
dows. wrecked tho furniture and
tore out the partitions Cora started
to get up from the floor. discovered
her mattress nfire and went down
again in faint. She was rescued
Firemcn came and oxtinRuishcd the
blaze. John has not been heard
from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
NUMBER IS WAS
LUCKY FOR HIM

wwILLfAMsPoRT. Pa, Feb. H..
-saporsiitious people. believing in
the unlucky number ~. will have
their faith shaken by the experience
of Frank Bauder. Of South Williams.
port. who has been followed strange
ly BY the number thruou, his career
as soldier
Private Baudcr. who was stationed
az Camp Meade. registered Friday
tho, i1th: registration number was
1913. he left Camp Meade for Baiti.
more. from which port bc sailed Tor
France. from track No. -. was sent
10 tho front limo trenches on Sept. 10.
Turnout his entire time in the
army this number. commonly sup.
posed TO DO extremely unlucky. has
followed him. and from tho fact that
he took part In 10 battles and
escaped without scratch. IL is ap.
parent that at least Tor him tho mum.
Der 10 is not hoododo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE
Injecting Of wounded men from over.
<Scas In the Red Cross auditorium at
<Vvaiter Reed hospital was called to
order by Maj. Baldwin. In charge OF
How many OF you men want 20
learn far-ningF l am talking now. d"
Pc explained. "only 10 those %
Iyou who are able 70 start working 4"
Half the men raised their hands
fThsy wanted 90 get on the land.
Thirty were chosen. after MAJ
Baldwin had told them about the
Ieoursc In agriculture tho govern.
n1ent Is giving TO men Of tho recon
rtrnction classes. There's a farm %
rs acres near Trenton. n. J.. wait.
ing for these men and Tor others as
kAst as their wounds heal. and they
Rre taught 90 set along minus n leg
DC arm
4 The present plan IL 70 allot plots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
Known for so Years as the
Best Remedy for Rheuma-
tism, Catarrh. Scrofula,
Skin Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
brest and the field are ahundantly
|p1pplied with vegetation % various
kinds that furnish the ingredients
or making a remedy for practically
livery III and ailmcnt OF mankind.
Medicines made from roots. herbs
Ind barks which nature has placed
% the disposal % man arc better
HAN strong mineral mixtures and
tcncoctions. Mineral medicines work
dangerously on the delicate parts o.
4be system. especially the stomach
Md bowels. by eating out the lining
Membrane. producing chronic dya-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

pepsia and often entirely running the
health.
$. $ S. IL made entirely % gentle
acting. healing. purifying roots. herbs
ana barks possessing properties that
build Up ali parts % tho system. ia
addition 20 removing all impurities
and polsons from the blood s ). s.
Is a safe tFratmIt Tor rheumatism.
catarrh. scrofua. sores and ulcers.
skin diseases. blood poison. and an
disorders q tho blood. II clranacs
tho entire system and rs permanent
Get s. 5. $. At any drug store to-day
II Is n standard remedy recognized
everywhere aa tho greatest blood an :
tidote ever discovered ~ yours ia a
peculiar case. write 90 Medical hi
rector. AZ swift Laboratory. At
ianta. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
MOORE

John a. Itymer and a company of
players head the new prphcum bin
IA the Moorc theatre this week In
Tom walker IN Dixie" "a comedy
built along new lines Walker does
business with the devil Ste solls
his soul 20 tho underground hyi.
ator a. walker calls him Tho
devil gets him into merry IN. but
everything comes out an right A
fine irle OF comedy runs turnout the
piece
An for Pun" featuring George
Mckay and Ottio Ardine. IL dane
Ink act Mckay offers some farce
singing that Eo-a over well. and
Miss Ardlne'n Swedish dialect
brought many laughs from Sundays
audience
Jan Rumnl. a young violinlsi.
brought down the house sunday Ito
la a mastrrfui player and his play
Ing was % the finest order Aiiir
Diane. tho French Chantcuse. put
over some French "Oh' swc~; Papa"
comedy. Illustrating what tho Amer
lean soldier has 20 resist IN gay
pAree. Her cirnTst sons Was one
20 the best things on the bill
Turner and Grace are iuEElers
Scott Gibson sings scotch songs.
and the shrapn~i Dodgers put on a
typical back % thr lines" enter.
talument.
Hrcnrk's Bronze Statue Horse II
tho closing number. featuring a
beautiful horse IN art poses.
4 TravcloEua ard current event
elctowraph open tho hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
olI,


The Oak theatre players had 20
take a back seat az sundays per
formAncea. for while thcir speclalties
were good and the wardrobe new
aud pretty. the real big feature was
the return to the east " Monte Car
ter Carter has been absent from
the east for a long time. and. need :
less 20 say norely missed for while
Lew White and Oscar Gerard Ara
good comedians and have flied IN
nicely since Carriers absences. there
isn't a more popular comedian IN
Seattle than Monte Carter. The ap.
pause that greeted his first entrance
stopped the show Tor several min.
utra
"On the Farm IL the u tme ~ this
weeks show bel Estes. Lou payiu
bessie Hili. blanche Gilmore and
others 81 the east give good support
Mobile Mack stages a pretty swan
dance ana the Dancing Chicks are
orr the stage just long enough 10
change to new costumes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17

Something over 60 years ago. Fc-
Iouz, a French acicntist. discovered
a form Of organic phosphate which,
when taken into the human HyHtem.
was quickly converted into nerve
tissue.
Soon after ita discovery Dr. Albert
Robin (ACadcmy of Medicine. iarisl
began "A scientific Investigation Of
the use 81 this organic phosphate
and its effect upon tho human sys-
tenn. with results that amazed the
scientific ana medical world.
Today u ia an admitted fact that
in tho treatment OF those ailments
directly or indirectly due 20 depleted
nervous vitality. such ms nourasthe-
MIA nervous weakness premature
old age. insomnia, lack OF energy.
fatigue, nervous debility. thinncas,
etc. " is uncqualcd.
Physicians and hospitals every
whore now recognize it's merits by
its use In evcr-lncrcnHing quantities,
and II is therefore "a matter OF more
than ordinary interest to all such
sufferers to learn that this organic
nerve building phosphate 10 now OBJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
REMARKABLE PHOSPHATE
MAKES THIN PEOPLE FAT

tainRhlo from druggists everywhere
In the form OF 5-Erain tablets Of
pure bitro- phosphate Mt n cost so low
as 10 be within the roach OF every
one.
One ~ these tablets should be
taken with each meal and results in
many Instances are little short of
marvellous. Dull eyes become bright
sleep Is restored 10 tho slecplcss, the
nerves regain their strength. thin
people put on flesh. and the whole
system becomes charged with that
strength, vitality and energy which
makes life SO truly worth while.
AS there are a great variety or so
called phosphRtcs. care should be OK
erciaed to procure the genuine,
standard Bitro- Phosphate, which IL
composed wholly OF the original
nerve building substance as dlscoV-
cred by rclouZ.
CAUTION; Although Hit'o- Phosphate
Is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness
slecplessness and general weakness. owing
to It's remarkable flesh growing proper
ties. II should NOT be ufoa ~ anyone
who docs not desire TO pIt ol 1js<-I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
Famous Baid-Head Denies
Charge at the Metropolitan


or many funny incidents Mike sue.
cccda IN convincing his wife that he
is merely chnperoninR Ike. Henry
Sherr ana George REIN. az Ike and
Mike. are a merry pair
Leo May has another pretty toe
dance this week IN which she gliden
up and down the runway over the
audience Ted uimnrk. na the cap.
tain OF the ship has a number Of
pretty songs, In which the thirty
Winter Garden glrla take part. and
the Metropolitan Trio has several
new songs.
4 Fatty Arbuckie comedy ~
flashed on the screen preceding each
nhnM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
Gets First d. S.
Cross in the u. S.

WASHINGTON. Fob. n. - The
first Distinguished Service cross to
be presented IN this country to an
enlisted man for Rallantry overseas
was worn today by Corp. Newell II.
Davis Of Rochester, n. y. Company
j. 28th infantry. Of the First III.
vision. who received tho decornti ton
at Walter Reed hospital. where lac Is
recuperaung from wounds. Gen.
Pershing cited Davis for resculng a
wounded comrade at Canugny In the
face OF machine gun fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17

Americas most famous bald head.
Richard earle. opened in hia Now
show 'Furs and FrillH." az the Met.
rapullan SUNDAY afternoon earle
denies that he b. bald
u simply have q ull face ho
tells the audience.
"lurs and trllu' not only brings
q noted bald head ta Seattle, but also
introduces claude o.. Macarthur. AN
Eastern musical composer. MncAr.
thur has "a uWny blond beard he
pays the piano deNtrruuaN with one
hand while leading with the other.
aud b. responsible Tor tho compost
tion OF many or tho tuucfui numbers
with which the show b. packed.
4 gorgeous Russian sable coat
valued az s. 900 81 tho garment
around which the plot of the piece
is built The coat changes owners
rapidly and duplicates two married
couples In q series 90 dlfficu,tiea.
There Aru two acts the first in
musical conservatory presided over
by Carrie. and the SECOND la Carries
home. whore thc difficulties 90 the
coat ownership are brought GO "a
head
The chorus 90 "Furs ANA friilH Is
devoid II single weak member The
girls are an ttll and Hhapcly. wear
stunning gowns airl have good
voices Several violin numbers are
interpreted thruout the first act
itatty Fox and JAY Nlwood, the
two loading Juveniles. are singers
and dancers % the high.cAHa musical
comedy type They have delight
tut love affair ~ their own. which
diyertH from Carries comedy
George nogucn and Nilt Dawson
as itbrettist and IL music teacher.
handle their parts eXceilrntiy. Mar
tina Craver. as spcndthuft wife,
and Clara Palmer as a wife who
tells lies and then sings about O.. are
capable supports 10 the humor ~
earle and HoEuca
"Foua and Frilia" viii remain for
tho balance OF the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dan.
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts az
oncel Musterole is a clean, white ONT
ment. made with oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can it affect stomach and heart.
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
Group. stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia.
congestion. pleurisy. rheumatism. lum-
bago. all pains and aches of the back
or joints, sprains sore muscles. bruises.
ehilblains, frosted feet. colds of the
chest Ut often prevents pneumonia).
SOC and 6Oc Jars, hospital size s. so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
LEWIS oRPIiEU VI

The good ship Melody" a music.
al farce. l. sailing mrrriiy along az
Levy's orphcum this week. Ike and
Milo. supposed TO be- on a hunting
trip. are discovered by Mikes wife
aboard boat for san Francisco In
company with a moving picture
queen This starts the fun. ana AFT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17
Portugal Revolt
Is Now Crushed

LISBON. Feb. 10 delayed -
The republic has been completely re-
established In Oporto. Il wua official
IS announced today Members 81
the insurrccuonal monarchicai gov
crnment have been arrested ana an
their troops have either been arrest.
"a or hIaI-ar-lI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-17

% ground to each man for truck
gardens. Two medical officers viii
be on the Job % attend 10 tho men,
and during the next few months a
chance At academic studies viii be-
given. Among tho farm courses will
be studies In bees. seeds, soils. fcrtil'
lzers. house and home management.
and farm management Then will
come the grain spring farm drive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
END OF STRIKE BELIEVED
NEAR IN OHIO MINES
,y Associated Press to Every Evening

by Associated Press to Every Evening
Columbus, o., Dec. 6.-lndustTies in
all parts of Ohio are curtailing the con-
sumption Of coal and great many have
suspended operation because Of the
shortage. Unless production is resumed
within few days, State officials predict
that several hundred thousand workmen
IN Ohio will be idle.
Governor Cox, following conference
with operators yesterday, declared the
prospects for settlement are good con-
ferencts will be resumed Monday morning.
Negotiations between the governor
and the dispuiants were held behind
closed doors While no statement was
made public, it is believed the governor
proposed an increase of approximately
25 per cent. 1t is generally believed the
25 per cent increase will he acceptable to
the Ohio miners
Mayor Sshrants, of Canton, has AN
nounced that if no agreement Is reached
between the operators and miners here. he
will issue n call for volunteer miners to
operate mines in Stark county, To relieve
the coal shortage in the county and Can
ton. The coal, he announced. will be
distributed for domestic purposcs only.
At Sanduskv and Port Clinton, along
Lake Erie, q number of manufacturing
plants have been closed. Gontiscation OF
coal for the operation of the Sandusky
light plant has been necessary for several
days
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
DR.. ]. H. ODELL
LAUDS DOUGHBOYS
Explained Significance Of Their
Victory at Greenhiil Church
Reception, Last Night.

DR.. Joseph II. OdeIl, director Of the
Service Citizens of Delaware, who WAS the
chief speaker st the banquet at GreenhIl
Presbyterian Church. last night in honor
Of its returned service men, held the
audience in rapt attention, and gave
stirring account Of life with the dough-
boys 10 the camps, trenches, and IN
action. He PRAISED the American boys
because Of the fact that after their t-St
advance they never lost ward Of ground
This indOmItable spirit was characteristic
OF the Americans not only among the
A. +. T. but also among those VINO, PER
force, must remain n this country.
During the war the American people
showed That nothing vas impossible when
the resources and determination 0i tbs
mighty republic are bent toward ; COM
mon end.
The uation of the future. the speaker
continued, would be composed of the
children OF the present geneIatlon. The
American people cannot afford 10 {3J IN
The estimation OF the world by falling %
assure 3 mighty ration II the years 70.
come. This continued state Of power
can only come bv educating he children
properly The country school and the
village academy rank with the large
UNIV LSAL4So " ttic A+Iki EIiA4A ti6 4AAA4tl i
can people waste their very life-blood
by throwing away an opportunity that is
theirs for the taking
DR. Odell further stated that the long
rows of graves IN France would have
accomplished nothing if this country did
not use them as a starting point for
never ending advance in she progress OF
the world This advance, ne pointed out,
could only be brought about through the
medium OF directed education, and
begged that petty political interference
should not be hrooked, when the State
was offered an unprecedented opportunity
10 adopt, gratis and educational code
second to none.
At the close Of DIR. Odeu's address the
audience extended 10 him a rising vote of
any,reriatIoD
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
STUDENTS ASK
Continued from page J

And whereas, il eecms tn the student
body that nm effort is constantly be-
ing made To bring about the resignation
of members of the faculty returning
from war service.
Therefore, BE it Resolved, That We,
the Students of Delaware College. through
the Student Council, do hereby urge upon
the faculty and Board of Trustees OF
Delaware Co lege, That
]. A thorough investigation OF the
matter of Dean Hayward's resignation
he made with view to determining
lust why he was forced to resign.
>. That Dean Hayward be retained In
his position as Dean of the Department
of Agriculture.
And be it Further Resolved, That n
copy OF these resolutions he sent to DIR.
Mitchell, to MIR. Henry b. Thompson.
president Of the board of trustees and
TO Governor John G.. Townsend and that
they be published in the papers through
out the State.
And be it Further Resolved, That an
other copy be sent to the commander
Of the American Legion IN Delaware
with the request that An investigation
be made TO see why the service men at
the college are being Disseminated
against.
Signed
Student Body of Delaware College
Newark, Del, December e, 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-06
BEACON COLLEGE CLUB
ENTERTA|NS AND ELECTS
Program Includes Box Social and
Special Features; Jackson
Reelected President.

More than $50 students and graduates
Of the Beacon College Club gathered in
the rooms of the club last night and made
it the scene Of nerriment, mirth and good
time generally One item on the program
was box social Jack Furniss, : Lee
Tucker and Earl Coffin were auctioneers.
4 large number Of boxes were sold. netting
the club about $50
A farce entitled. answering the
Phone, was also gwen, and made big
hit. John A. Martin Of the Wilmington
Community Service was IN charge of =
special feature, ''Ye Old Time Games :
Dancing until after twelve completed the
entertainment.
The committee in charge Of the pro
gram was: Nema T. Parsons, chairman j;
Marguerite T. Walls Ethel A. Grier
Beatrice Crew. Bessie Maclary.
OEcers for 1920 were elected. A.
Raymond Jackson was chosen as chief
for another year, the other officers being:
Jack Furniss. yice-presldcnt: Walter G.
Miller, secretary-treasurer Myrtle Davis,
corresponding secretary.
Following the installation Of officers
Mr.. Jackson made talk u the club, In
which he thanked the members for their
confidence In him as manifested by their
choosing him president for another term,
and said ne felt sure Of their continued co
operation il working out the plans and
aims OF the club