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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
SAN JUAN HIGHWAY
PROJECT NOW SEEMS
SURE OF APPROVAL
Advocates Of Measure Back From
Santa Fe Confident That -Four
County Road From Albuquerque
to Pennington Win Be Built.

rhil tnrolH of ncrnniilln. chairman
uf tho hunrd of county commissioners
ul StrduNHl county came tn Aihu-
qurrlue last uirht from santa Fc.
whore be- hls boon one uf the active
movers in hehtItfuf the proposed Al.
iupuorluo. San Juan county state
hlEhwuy Mr Jhrols was confident
90 the passage nf the highway BIZ. u
favorable report ON which hiH been
secured from the house committee ON
roads and highways tie was one OF
the uririnufurH ~ the movement 60
thHr"n tho AlhnHurruug SANTA Fe see-
uYu 90 thH scDuir highway so nH 90
plsH through lioruHlIllu. and ia happy
over uhr prospective SUCCESS ~ the
plan
A. Finally agreed upon hsfogg che
committee .lernhlilln county viii be-
taxed uuo- half of min Tor three
YEAR,. sludnyll uud san Juan cnun.
nuH will uuY nuo mill annually Tor
three NvHfH and RIO Arrihn county
VIII pIN uno.uuHrter of n mill for the
same p'rlud unly tho southwest cor
nor ut Rio Arrlhu county wall hc acrv-
rd hN the road The state highway
rummissi has approved the pro.
IuDt us amended ana Will furnish au
amount equal Goo tho taN levy. tho
whole amount t1 bee advanced hy
means of state highway certificates
poo That construction can begin upon
passage and approval ~ the bin The
measure N said to have the approvn
1ud active Hurp0rt ~ the roVcruor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

Paris Feb iThc executive council Of the proposed league
nations outlined ia the read by President Wilson today
will consist Of representatives Of the United Britain
France Italy and Japan together with representatives Of
The council shall often but
AZ whatever place may designated Any within the
Of action Of the league affecting the Of the world would
be dealt with
At the pcnary Of the preliminary peace this
afternoon at 80 President Wilson, chairman Of the
report;
"COycnnnti
Preambln order promote International cooperation and 70
international peace and security by the Of obga
ons by the prescription Of OPEN and hon
oabe relations nations By the firm establishment Of the
dcrstandg International law the actual rule OF conduct
by the Of justice aud scupuou
all obligations the dealings of organized peoples
with another the powers sgnaory 70 this adopt this
constitution of the league Of naiionsi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
DOTS AND DASHEs

I.unson The NulshcNiki Ughtiug
the alliss M tho northern sections
comprise $1,000 men with ibi ma
chino guns. Gs field guns aud nine
b-in,h guns according To a statement
from authoritative VuHrtorH
Parts Greece hrs been authorized
bN the peace council to send addition
ul troops into Thrtrc tho smyrna
district ana adjacent territory along
the coast
Paris The bourgeois proposition
for un iutor-Hlliod MILITARY force 60
enforce peace was defeated hN an
Overwhelming vote at the meeting II
tho society OF nationH
Washington Major General Enoch
irnwhrr was rshppnintcd and con-
urmed b., the senate Hs Judge ady0-
cate general Of the i'uifrd states
army His present torn expires Sat
urdaN
Washington Prediction that tho
proposed conference nt Princes lslun 7
would result in au agreement for the
withdrawal from Russia of allied
troops wus made bv senator ilitch-
cock, chairman OF the foreign reln-
ttouf committee during the course Of
dghHts tn the senate.
MpimHf FriDdcrlch Ebert, prosl
dent Of Germany has announced that
the government is arranging the de-.
tails Tor complete disarmament and
rehabilitation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
ARMY A|RPLANES TO
STOP HERE ON GULF
TO PACIFIC FLIGHT
Four Planes Piloted by Officers
From the Ellington Field in
Texas viii Arrive Here Soon
From San Diego.

According to % letter received thif
muruuE hy tho chamber of Com
uof"u from thU military officers lu
charge co.'s ihn cur to tho Pacific
fhrhi' Of four nrmN planes from the
Ellington field loo TrNus. tho four
planes wIt arrive here within short
tonne and make u hnlIuE just east
ui the c.ty ON the mesa. being pre-
pared Cor the Commercial Isyinr
-,hu"l which is soon 90 hr establish
600 hrro
Th, four pnncs lrr tho Ellington
fir'I several days 1850. They have
successfully made lhr rrip tu San DO
geo and tf, nov uu tlrlr r0iurn trip
u IDhaH They mNr already made
several riupH Hrd HH soon us they
learned that Albuquerque would ho
lHlr in otter thDm flut class landing
place. thrN dorld,d tn make the their
main stop un tho return.
Although rlH landing place ON tho
which t viii ultimately hr Boz. b. NHH
announced that tho mca is pfuctIeal-
N H natural Iudiug place and uhlt
N'N lit'r wsrh VIII hp necessary u
uIu"f tN mtEy % not only De- HHfH. uut
H very good place upon which tp lIFht
Tho HImN ufutpr- in charge uf tho
ihsht stated thIt Ia good HudIur place
HHH HnsHlufr|. niece HtTH. ar uur uf
iu. waUhIrH. hls already boon held
900 considerably through trylug to
uHItu a Hu|.ur un 1ft ground which
nearly resulted lu uhc machine turut
IuE turtle
Tho r>.tt Ulte aud hour of U.e 1r-
rival h.I, uHl H. announced uH soon
tH n m officially learned uut VIII uU.
iuuniri. ur within N worry short
tHu"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
Partnership With
Industry Is Plan
Briton Suggests
>. - a...-I.rlar...

London. tThuradHyt Feb 90 -
speaking ON proposed amendment
tu tho reply tu the Hddrrss from tho
throne suggesting thr stimulation Il
national undertakings throughout tho
empire iu fields of production too
large Tor individual rrtrrprIru boo the
house ut commons TODAY captain
Anne ~. urmhsH fur South Ufmiur-
ham. speaking uu behalf uf tht rny.
eminent. said the nation WIS an.
preaching tho limits of ordinary m,th.
udr uf revenue and added that IL was
advisable Co inquire whether HyH-
tenn ~ pHuIership with Industry iH
not feasible lls Hild that tNis plan
might create new sources uf wealth.
whore individual enterprise NIGH, not
hc tempted Co venture
u undoubtedly hr said 'thHrp are
great problems over which tho state
might inquire ~ tn the possibility uf
development IN" empire has rotrh-
ed stage when such opportunities
should ho considered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
$4,000 ELECTRICAL
AND PHONE WORKERS
TAKE STRIKE VOTE
Men Want Recognition Of Union
by Postmaster General as Well
as Wage Increase, Union Leader
Announces.

San Francisco. CANT. ICh. it
Three thousand electrical workers
and 'Dn thousand telephone operators
Hffiuutei with The International
brotherhood 0f Electrical Workers u
california, Washington. oregon and
NrNuha are taking H referendum vote
ON HIrkg Tor recognition OF their
organization hy Postmaster General
hurlorou and for various wage in-
rrrHHtt. T. e. GrasHOr. vice president
of thr International orruuization an
uouutHl hero to-day The vote was to
hc rl1NtHHrd ON February "a. Orasaor
snId ITO date Postmaster General
Iur'Dspn hla failed 90 reuornizr our
fol" Hu'yrilnuH. or fo take cucniEnura
of tn' d'm1uds We have placed with
thr companies under his Jurisdiction
inr wage increases" Grnasur said.
Thr strike situation in tho ship
yards uud contract shops lu Alameda
county nud the contract shops here
TOOK now turn today when tho Cau.
i'ruiH Metal Trades association, tho
organization of employers announced
f would drnl with The mon only after
fHN u1tp returned to work and
through tha san Francisco Iron 4. .udoa
council alone The Oakland boiler.
WukrrH Hrn to meet tonight for tho
announced purpose OF pressing their
demands That The employers meet dl-
roDtlf with the strikers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
EQUAL RIGHTS IN
PUBLIC PLACES IF
NEW BILL PASSES
Owners Of Amusement Houses and
Similar Places Prohibited From
Drawing Race or Greed Line
Aid for INDECENT Students.

santa Fc. y. ~ Fob. - Euual
rights IN nll places of public associa.
ton, resort or amusement would De-
guaranteed hy a biii introduced In the
house Yesterday by Speaker sodiiio.
Representative padiila uf uurnaliilo.
and Armiio OF Dona Ana. The meas.
ure would iorbid the owner OF any
such public place 90 display uny no.
iicc denying the privilege of his cs-
tuhlishmfnt 10 any person on account
of race. color or creed ~ thr trrms
OF the hill drur stores. barber shops.
theHftrH schools and academies.
skating Kinks ana the like ufc includ-
od
Mossra MaHoaronaH GHcgo and
otcro proposed n hlll allowing each
member Of th, Legislature 90 appoint
dns indigonf student % any one uf
the higher educational institutions %
the state. Including the University.
Agricultural college, Military institute
ana the normal schools. To defr1Y
the cost ~ this tho sum of fif.GU0.0O
would be- appropriated annually.
Major " " u l.lcwcilyn, as chair.
man Of thc house committee on ~
nance ana appropriations. introduced
u series ~ HiN administration bills.
the urst three changing the salaries
Of thc state engineer the adiuiant
general nnd the clerk 20 tho bank GA.
amiucr a. conform 10 the customary
amounts paid those officials. Another
would transfer fig.NfOlia from tho
dormant ponitenuarY FUND to the gcn.
crHl maintenance fund Tho flfth
hill would require the deposit Of AN
funds collected h1 stlto Institutions
and departments 90 bo deposited di-
rectly in tho state treasury. Tho last
hlll provides for rlriH' welfare board
10 look after Interchangeable children
There De- o. special appropriation ~
81. 600 annually for this work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
STORM IN KANSAS
PUTS EAST BOUND
TRAINS IN HOLE
Last Night s Number o Due Here
This Afternoon at $50; Tc.
night s Trains Five Hours Late !,
Stubs for Local Traffic.

Another heavy SNOW sturm. this
time in Kansas, hna put 200 west
bound tufur ou tno Santa ro mu-
road Boo o. condition of complete dis
organization Train SO. o. due hero
az i2t5o last uight Boz now actcdulod
10 arrive ut $3.50 this afternoon. while
tuuiEhtH west hound trains and to-
DAYS limited Trains uru from five tu
svNon hours hvhul their .rcdulr.
To tutv DHTn uf luuul traffic o. stub
of tudafH So. g wHH ram ont of i1
juuiu. amt stuh 40. Q uNf ot tho
colorado division point H du, h,r,
on tinC tuuiHHt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
Repatriation i,apid.

London, fDh. 10. tltuut,rsl- Iu tho
HOUSE OF commons tuuHN Edward
Shprtt. home secretary. stated that
the general repatriation pI alton
enemies iu thy ufpt Lluedum wHH
being carried uuf us usf ua hhlpuuE
permitted. over 5000 bad boon t..
pntrlHtsi since tho uftuIHfIrr. Af trn
present tIWr $4,000 ,utuN tNIIIuur
ere luirruri bon tho United Kingdom.
winston Spencer 'hur.lfil WHtpt That
n committee wHs cursII,r,ul tnr uuDH.
unn uI enabling tbr relatives tu visit
graves Iu lIuuU, uui FLANDERS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
Aviator Leaves
For San Diego

Font l'I.. rtNaH u 10. % NHI1I
AIh"T % sUutn i,t h'rr this morn.
ur fur spu iarsu. nlur tne ono rc.
mHrur Wuyur iu thr squadron of
NNr WuI.N hs command ilDN Whom
leaving WaahIu.iuu. o.. e., H,hfWn
Two ot tHr pnnoa were Ho hadly
dum1gDd Do. tn. wind STORMS hrI.
Tuesday uIrHt fIoN were shipped fu
Rockwell TIuId. sam uItRo. t pA.
pf,Hs and twn other planes were dam.
HEvl turoutt
Tho thrpD other uNiHtprs VIII o.,
turn 90 SON Diego BY train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
CONSTITUTION OF WORLD LEAGUE ANNOUNCED
TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
The United States Of Utopia
The Colorado Cranlss.

7 7 TOPlA, alias the society of
nations, bids fair 10 become
a reality. Its constitution
was read today by President vii.
son 10 the peace conference n
Paris, and It's ratification. with
some changes, is a forcgone con.
clusion.
We must not bc too quick To
sniff at the practicabiliiy of such
a league. The times have changed.
The old school of stntcsmanship.
which favored secret treaties aud
balancc-of power alliances. is ob.
solesccnt 4 new era Of world.
politics is at hand.
The Evening Herald has always
favored the theory of a league of
nations. but IL has questioned the
wisdom of pushing the matter 10
q conclusion before the Gcrmans
are dealt with Il still questions the
wisdom of such coursc-with
more cause. Ia view Of the growing
danger that the Germans will try
10 dodge some uf the terms of the
aimisticc.
ln our opinion. the peace con.
ference ~ Paris so far would have
accomplished more IN the way OF
formulating a treaty with the
Germans but for President vii
son ) insistence that the league of
nations should come first. IN fact.
the president intends to leave
PARIS ~ soon ~ hi, pet project Is
worked cut. leaving the chief husi-
ness in hand settlement with the
Hun 10 others
Nevertheless. the league of nn.
iiuu, has our best wishes pcrhap,
II will prevent war perhaps % will
not. Bui in any event 1t will ,timu
late international morality hy
keeping before the world the stan
dard OF fair play between nations.
SOME p1puoIur u Denver is irving
Co r',iN, the HuillutiuC. fhr HNurtu
instrument OF discipline uf the French
revolution. SO a,,fh,uriuE bourbon
uf rktrftuEHut l1u Harry however. o.
90 taste uf what Inns been called tho
rhHrp medicine The chief of police
Dol the individual whose head is slated
tor the basket
40 uu, pays attention iu anuuy.
WnuH communications. especially ui
the fantastic nature now going the
rounds iu Denver liut there is SOME
thing in thcir contents that should
make us pause pnd consider That n
tho matter Of uu,mplo, ment which
spoms tu ho the chief grievance ui
the winter of th, hillots duuN in uuos.
ton.
This problem b. one that should
occupy the attention of cNcrN man 900
political office iu tho 'nited States.
while the world MAY not owe tNprb
man living. % does owe him n Job.
provided be- IN nblu lu fll it VI the
world iH nos ahlo to furnish 'NsIN
willing. able bodied man with work.
30 means that som" one has been im-
pro,idcut or u'glCrtfui HomcNhc,r
along the line.
t.rt us an. whether officials or not
dp ull We can 30 solve this problem
in our own back yards Let uH go out
of our way 10 nnd work for the uu.
employed. The accomplishment VIII
leave us with n sense Of qualifications
that few things can bring.
MHuoH "A Ia obrnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
Tnrk nrulc . snlrihr.

cunstnniinnpic. Fob ~ IN n.
rcv. former vlli ~ narhckr. Hr-
,usrd in compuciN iu Armenian mas
sacrnH. who recently escaped from
custody wuH run tn earth by the
Turkish police aud shot himself
through the head ip avoid arrest %
BE- rpuurted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

action iH not taken tu secure employ
mont for the mon 0t Denver now out
of work The lettor has been turned
over Co the federal authorities. along
with ono received hy Governor - o.
Shoup yesterday. Tho authorities are
undecided az 90 whether the letters
are the work of crank or OF puc.
teal lok.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
MUST RULE
CONDUCT OF SOCIETY
OF NATIONS, WILSON
TELLS PEACE COUNCIL

President Reads Draft of Constitution of World
League; Armaments to Be Limited and No Sec
ret Must Be Made Of Naval and Military Pro-
grams; Threats of War Must Be Taken Up by
Society, Which VIII Act Through Executive
Body, Which Must Meet at Least Once Year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
Matter of Pr@c,lur,

Article Z Al matters ~ proceed.
urc az meetings of the hudy nf dele
gates or the executive council. inrlud-
inr tho appointment Of committees %
investigate particular matters. aht n
be- regulated hy tho body Of delegates
OF the cNvrutive council and may be-
decided hy majority of the states
represented at the mecing
The urst meeting of the body or
delegates of the csoruiitc council
shul he summoned hY the precedent
of tho United States of Amcrich.
Article 0; The permanent aecro-
tarlhi of the league shall bc csiah-
lishsd ut thlanh which shall cone
stltWe the scat of Tho league, The
secrotnrint shall comprise such seo-
roinrios and STAFF us may ho require I
under the general direction and cons
trol OF SECRETARY general of mo
league who shall De chosen by the
Secretary rrnffAl subject o. connfs
muiiou hY tho executive council
THE secretary general shall act ih
that cHpncIiy 30 hll meetings ~ the
body of delegates or of tho eNrcuiito
council Tho expenses of the seCrC-
tnfint shall be- horne hy the states
membors nf fhr League. ln accordance
with tho appnrtoumout uf thc cN-
penHeH OF thr international bureau ct
the Universal postal union
"Arurle %. Representatives of the
high contracting purtira Hnd uf those
uf the league. when ergagod in tho
business ol the ipugue. shall eninF
diplomatic privileges and immunities
and the buildings occupied bv tho
league or iis officials or hv reprcaen-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14
How Irnrlc Wn Opcraic.

How League Mln Opcratc.
"(Al Article 4 Tho action of tho
high contracting parties under tho
terms of this covenant shall De ni.
foctcd through the inHiimnrniniity of
% meeting Of a body of delegates rcp-
roauntiug tho hiHh contracting parties,
uf meetings az moro frequent intor-
walls OF un executive council ana "a
permanent International accroturiat
In be- established at the seat OF the
lcagdo.
Article 2. Meetings of the body
OF delegates shall be- held az stated
Intervals and from t.nla 90 time ~
occasion mas rcVuirH ~ TIE purpose
of dealing with matters in the sphere
uf action uf tho league. Meetings Of
the bodies of d,louaios shall be- held
~ the Hont of tie league or az such
other piurC ns may be- found cuuNcn-
iput aud shall consist Of representa-. .
tlVcf OF tho high contracting parties.
Each of the hlgh contracting parties
shall have one vote, but may have
not more than three representatives,
Article q. The executive council
shun consist of representatives. Of mo
United states OF America, the Brush
Empire. France. Italy and Japan, to-
gUthtr With rrprrHr htatiNca of four
other states mpmhofa Of the league.
The selection OF thCao four states
shall be mudo hy the body of dcir-
gates on such principles aud In such
manner us thcy think nt
Pending tho appointment of these
representatives OF the other states
representative tblank lcft Tor namoHl
shan hc members OF the executive
council
Meetings uf tho council shall ht
hold from time Co time ua occasion
may require ana 40 least one year
a. whatever place may boz decided on
or falling ans such decision nt "a,
scat Of the league. and any matter
within tho sphere Of action OF ths
league or affecting tho peace Of th,
world may Boz dealt with at such meet
iurH.
"inviuuouH shall be- sent 10 any
power 10 attend o. ms,Ing of fhe
council Ht which such mdtFra difsci-
ly affecting ifH Interests are tn ho dis
ruhsrd ana mo- decision inkCn M any
meeting will Boz binding on such
powers unless 30 invited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-14

TOPlA, alias the society of
nations, bids fair TO become
A r.a1tfV Ia ..t,.ttt,.tf.,.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-06

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 e White Eeenarn. Rasiusan s Paultrv Farm. Ceaeesta sggs. 5H
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 columbian hoek tesTl- beg-y Pine Bluff. eggs. eL
 Eae five hlrs1est pens fan rlle month of a1ruaFv are.
 Columbian Rocks. n L. stseuberu. Pine Bluff a~gs 1a4
 S E White Leraerns. R8blusen's Poultry f arm 6fravette. sggs. 96 & q. White as-4ie1.rl F q Seek man. Levy, eggs. g4.
 5. q 4aCsinua6 a6tan'7B 37 tas nh4n Miss Na1nIe W8fforf Rudy. S Rhode EsIanH Reds. args. 9o S- White Ee~'1orr1s. L. l. Lines. Fayetteville, egrs. %
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 Professor 8f Animal 6as5andrv
 n charge sf esntset.
 VI ERUTg NELSON
 Desn ard Director ArElansa Ex- pertinent Stateieu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Cirlsl Make beauty lotion
for a few cents-Try It!

Squeeze tho Juice OF two lemons
into n bottle containing three
ounces Of orchard white. shake well
and you have n quarter pint OF the
best frcckie and tan lotion. and com.
pierien beauufler. at very. very
small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces OF orchard white
for a few cents. MassaE- this sweet.
~ fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands each day and see
how freckies and bitfninhes dinap.
pear and how clear. soft and rosy
white tho skin becomes Yes, II II
harmless and never irritaten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
British Will Resist Bolshevism Because
It's European" Says John Galsworthy

CHICAGO. May sa.-John Gals
worthy. who sailed Tor England April
81. Is the most American Englishman
that ever crossed the Atlantic to tell
us how 10 fix tho world over. II fixing
Is In tho cards OF destiny.
Yes. an American Ensllahman. who
understands why America went into
tho war. who knows tho language OF
human rights and wrongs spoken by
Tom jefferson and Abe Lincoln. who
hates secret diplomacy and the forces
that plot war in hack rooms, whore
the people know nothing about IL.
America IL difficult to under.
stand" said Galaworthy. In his high
room overlooking the blue sweep OF
Lake Michigan. -Nou have your
Eastern states. the South. tho Far
West. the Middle West--cach OF them
a section with separate Identities and
traits To understand America one
must understand these different Soc
tons. each one almost nation In
itself In It's people. products and ex-
preston"
British Would Resist
Tho question was asked Gals
worthy. What picture does your
mind form Of the probable develop
ments In Europe and Britain the newt
five years His reply was.
II suppose we must all admit the
possibility OF Europe turning 60 Boil
shevism. II Bolshevism comes To
Germany. | suppose Il will como TO
France. too. don't your I hardly see
how France can escape II n II takes
root In Germany.
I'm that event. with all Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
THIS U. S. TANK GOT
600 HUNS IN A DAY

LONDON. May British Off.
GERS are telling the story OF an Amer
lean tank which lived up 10 the mot
TO given Il: THE only good Hun IN
"A dead one; Tank. do your duty
The tank had this inscription on II
and was presented by n New York
woman. II accounted for GOO dead
Germans. captured 200 In one day.
and cleaned out innumernblo ma.
chine gun nests.
A diamond II of less vxlue 10 some
men than n spade or n club Is TO 9th.
ers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23

Galsworthy-it has been suggested
that they are initiative. and tho Amer
lean buffalo. like tho one on our coin
the nickel. should be employed for
decorative art here" ventured.
TRUE. true. tho buffalo for Amer
lea. or tho cougar. Your cougar is
shapely. suggestive. and American"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23
DlSREPUTABLES NOW
WEAR ROYAL JEWELS

BERLIN. May 23.-Picturcs and
Jewels and raro art treasures from
the palaces OF tho kaiser now adorn
dlsorderiy houses and questionable
characters. Police have recovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-23

Why 70 ilmping around with ach.
Ing. puffcd-up fect-fcct 80 tired.
chafcd. sore and swollen you can
hardly get your shoes on or Off
Why don't you gct a ascent box Of
"Tix" from the drug store now and
gladden. your tortured feet7
''riz" makes your feet glow with
comfort: takes down swcilingr and
draws the soreness and misery right
out OF feet that chafe. smart and
burn. "Tlz" instantly stops pain In
corns. cailouscs and bunions. '.Tiz"
In glorious for tired. aching. sore
feet No moro shoe ushtness--no
moro foot torture.