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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
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| Mediate ON BOLSHEVISM AND GIVE
MY EVIDENCE TO THE POLICE

stabilize tho world It's every won.
ans duty 60 promote prosperity by
means Of peace"
Then | reprovcd myself sharply;
while you're talking about every
woman's duty don't miss your own
which Is right at hAnd--Jnne Bor.
timer" Thereupon | called up Tom.
my by phone:
you said the other day that the
federal authorities wanted me to
come down and tell them what I had
found out about Dr. Certeis. And !
didn't want 10 go. Wei. I'm ready.
now"
"Rightor came back the hearty
response. Say. little sister. guess
you've been reading that crazy Boi.
shewk rot. maybe. I'll say It's
something awful. tho I'm u working
man myself III come over with the
bus and get you IN about half nm
hour. Rosie" g..
And 30 | ended my hard day In a
federal office. making wearying an.
swern ana explanations. ana desar.p.
tons OF Certcia' dingtiires. and draw
ing maps or plans Of his sub cellars.
and locating the secret hail and the
printing press. the room Of the ma
chine guns. and the shaft Of the Sc
cret ladder.
or course the detectives dld not
give away" their plans. but they
requested Tommy and me never 10
discuss what we had tod them and
not TO b~ asionlshcd n we continued
10 nea Certsin about town. We con
cluded that he was not &c be arrest
"a Immediately. only 90 be kept IN
der surveillance.
And then. In woman's Irrational
way. when Il WAS all over and done.
and was alone in my room. ]
thought that didn't want 10 hear
of or speak about Hamilton cerieis
forever and overland siili was ter
ribly sorry for the charming man
who had once been my nui,or-and
I honestly hoped that he had come
To-" ali right after his beating up"
and that he wasn't suffering over
much from ".
Go lie Continued
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Ill

DR. Henry SuzEailo returned last
week from san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bernard and
family win move from eli Minor
ave. TO Adrian court ON Saturday.
Mrs. Winfield Smith returned TO
Seattle Tuesday evening from an
Eastern trip. where she has been en-.
gagged in war work for the past four
months. She has not cancelled her
trip TO France. but postponed IL for
the time being. Capt. Winfield smith
Is convnleseins from an accident TO
his knee which he received in Janu
AIRY lie II az tho Letterman hospital
in san Francisco.
Mrs. stephen n. Cook and Mrs
James n. $. Gibson left Tuesday for
Mrs. Gibson's summer home al Crys.
tai Springs. They viii remain there
until saturday.
Mr.. Jasper Compton left Sunday
Tor "a short trip TO California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Soelberg and
Mr.. H. H. sheets. who motorra 10
Tacoma on Monday. returned 20 So
attic yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Thomas Merrill OF Duluth ia
AZ tho Rainier club.
Mrs. j. Thomas Dewey and dauFh.
ter Miss Mary Deiaield. hav. moved
TO the 81 Paul apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick q. brad
bury OF -. Paul are the guests OF
nr. ]. l. Durand and Mrs. Durand
a, their home. las Madrona place n
They have been spending several
months In California. Mrs. bradbury
Is sister of pr Durand
Mrs y. n, chlnn and daughters
spent the week end In Port Town.
send.
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ing mechanically removed by nese
discharges, or carried away thru
tho intestine with water and food.
But many adhere 10 the throat and
lung membrane. possible agents Of
infection.
Sick room air may become heavily
charged with disease organism, but
such bacteria do no, multiply In the
air on the contrary they die of so
rapidly. that outside the sick room
IL IN only when a nearby individual
coughs or sneczcn. sometimes pro.
polling bits Of saliva. etc. several
feet. that freah vigorous bacteria
reach our nose and throat mem
braneW.
Bu, dus, itself il injurious. Lint.
ashes. SCOT and grit from pave
mcnfs are all Irritating TO the deli.
cate throat and lung membranes.
Experimental work has proven ami
mails NOR. susceptible TO lung infec.
ton after exposure 20 dust Work
era I'm dusty trades have tuberculosis
rates and death rates several times
higher than other individuals.
Most important II the frequent re-
movai Of dust constantly settling on
furniture and floors. and in such
manner aE 10 insure that II II not
sent again into the air Of the room.
In all enlightened households. fcath'
or busters. dry dust-cloths and
brooms have been replaced by damp.
encd or oiled cloths. and wet broorW
and vacuum cleaners.
In spring houseeleaning the grad
uai hidden accumulation OF months
are removed. II Is only at such
times that one escapes even partly
from "the tyranny OF things" and II
impellcd 10 discard such dust form
ing articles as worn floor coverings
and such dust-collectinR objects ms
rough surfaced hanEings. useless
bric-a-brac. old papers and boxes.
and unnecessary furniture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
GRAVES OF YANKEES
MARKED ALONG MARINE

PARIS. May Mot all the Amer
lean visitors In the Chateau.Thierry
area are sightscers. There are the
men and the Photographic
squads on duty there. There are the
occasional line officers back on the
old terrain TO point out the best sub
Jects for the cameras TO record.
There are the men Of the Graves
service who are gather.
ing the scattered dead into little,
neatlysfenced. roadside cemeteries.
Five hundred here, $50 there. thou.
sands OF bare. sodless mounds. each
with its wooden cross and metal tag
with here and there n Supplying fu.
neral wreath laid there by some
French friend. or perhaps n cluster
Of pansles. planted by French hands
on the grave OF AN unknown Amer.
lean buried alongside the Paris
highway he died defending.
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Train Your Hair a. an
Actress Does

No class % people devotcs ms
much time 20 beauty M do actress
es and no class must be more care
fui to retain and develop their
charms. Inquiry develops the In.
formation that In hair care they
find IL dangerous 90 shampoo with
any makcshif, hair cleanser. The
ma iority say that 20 have the best
hair wash and scalp stimuiaior at n
cost Of about three cents. one need
only sc, package Of can,hrox
from your druggist. dissolve n tea.
spoonful In cup OF hot water and
your shampoo IL ready. This makes
enough shampoo liquid to apply II
10 all the hair instead OF just the
top OF the hend. After its use the
hair dries rapidly. with uniform
color. Dandruff. excess oil and dirt
are quickly dissolved and entirely
disappear when you rinse the hair.
After this your hair will be 80 fluffy
IL will look much heavier than 4, IL.
Its lustcr and softness will delight
you. while the stimulated scalp
gains the health which insures hair
growth Advertisement
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caDrtShtf hlo 10

And beat Il" we did Back at
last In my room In the quiet hotel
in side street. ana back once more
In my right clothes. tried To re-
gain my right mind But the noi.
nhevilg folders which Tommy had
given me 20 read didn't hasten my
sanity az all They started out
with the ancient truth that life In
hard and they stated II In several
familiar ways. then they twisted all
logic. and ended with an appeal ITO
tear the way % a better and happier
iife-not by ballots. but by arms. /"
remembered my Tennynon.
THAT a lie which In half II truth In
ever the blacklist OF lies.
That a lilo which il all a lie may be
met and fought with outright
But lie which IL part truth In a
harder matter 10 fight
Life is hard That h truth--it
Is the common lot. but only muddlcd
brains can possibly believe that We
can make life easier by doubling it's
hardshipn. or by making Il all hard
ships in the nolnhevik way.
Subtle paragraphs In the leaflets
concerned the rights 81 woman and
her new freedom. all designed 20
make woman very dissatisfied with
her home. all oieveriy planned so
make her nag her man into creating
Industrial friction.
You're a smart man. Hamilton
csrieis." / said TO myself. but you
40 not know the temper Of tho
American woman. She has heard
enough about biood-hed for while.
She reads the news and she knows
that nol-hcyirm has brought 20 Rus
Ala exactly the same kind Of hap
pins~s' the kaiser brought 20 Bel.
GUM starvation for babes. roofieH-
homes. deserted factories and barren
fields The American woman can
get along without that kind ~ bet
ter lifs' for quit a while A"
Then I nhuffled tho pile ~ Dol
nhcsih folders and mcdlgated again;
Now that woman has the halio,
in 30 many states. she will USE u for
social bsticrmcni. Why. woman can
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g 116QhtleaG1Jlrey

light" and discovered that -.
moulded from the same clay AZ ~.
masses around me, came down 81
earth. ana nov have AZ ,,...
friends. II not more. than most edrIs
real friends. not tho fair yeafb~,
variety or mere acquaintances.
learned % dance because my friend.
dld. ana found that I enjoyed 1, ..
uueh 49, they And let me ..v
right here. dancing. like sny,hl,.
else. II just what you wish to maxi
II. and N anyone with an evil, Dis
eased mind wishes % look on dane.
Ing an our sergeant does. that "a
course. IL up 10 him.
Myself and all my girl frlends T.
jolly bunch Of business girls. Ger.
tatnly do not consider ourselves IA.
filed BY the touch 81 our dancsnv'
partners, because we don't assoc.
ate with the class ~ men who's
touch would be deflinR. Does ouy
soldier friend class hlmneH with
those kind ~ men. or does he con.
slider himself apart and above the
common herd7 Just another case Of
Il thank Thee. Oh Lord. that am
not as other men"
Since resigned my position A
"cbisf wall flower" ~ our crowd. I
have received proposals ~ marriage
from several men. whom one would
consider u an honor even TO know
but since I do not believe in mar.
rage without love. naturally didn't
accept
wonder wha, class Of people our
friend has been associaiing with.
and how does he DARE Judge every.
one by the ones he has been I'm.
fortunate enough 90 come in con.
tact within ! have "A brother. lust
out Of the service. and have scores
OF friends whose brothers / am wei,
acquainted with. ands certainly
cannot Eay that / consider myself
anything but honorcd TO have them
single me out for a dance.
As for the remarks in our soldiers
lettsr-it was 20 thoroly disgusting
anyone could see at a glance he
would be one OF those men who seem
TO delight in putting meanings on
anything whenever the opportunity
presented itself. No wonder the
girls are not overJoyed in having
him around. No wonder II they
cross the stree, the next time they
see him coming. Oh, / know his
kind. have met them. too.
SO just let me say. Sergeant. try
the remedy applied TO my own
case. and IL you will just open your
eyes and look around. you viii find
that nine.tenihs OF the people are
pretty nearly all right. and the other
tenth not half bad. II you win just
condescend TO lower yourself" and
try 10 understand them. you viii be
perfectly satisfied in staying down
among them.
would like TO meet you person
ally. Mr.. Sergeant. and give you a
good sisteriy lecture. but since that
is impossible. this letter is the next
best thing. SO wake w. wake up.
You will find this little old world
isn't half bad. and you can. at ieas:
make the best of your short stay.
MARY JANE.
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1 am of the opinion that "a serious
minded young person, who wants TO
Lead a clean life. shouldn't worry too
much about life. In a romantic way.
I may b. wrong, but 1 think IT'S
next 20 impossible Ia keep apart
two people who were meant for each
other. There are those who believe
In destiny no matter which
road We take. We came 20 the same
end. II were serious minded
young person. bored by the unsel
and Jazz. 1 would find an interest
In life. / would set for myself "A goal
In a recent number OF the Ameri.
can Magazine, was thrilling nc
count 81 Fanny HurstE literary
struggles while ntill In her teens
she fought. with courage almost sub
lime. against every obstacle until
she had won literary distinction. In
the city OF New York. she felt It's
charm. but ala not succumb 90 It's
lure She browned about the great
city. seeking material that she could
use. and yct--a girl like that In safe
anywhere Had IA Dudley storrH APP
fifsNhs AAf NRAAA EE"ss
no more than troublesome Insect,
buxzinE around. 20 be put aside and
ignored She had AN AMBITION. a
goal In sight
How many lonely people In Beat.
tie make use Of the public library.
1 wonder7 II one doesn't care for
first class fiction. reference reading
may be made Accordingly interest.
Ing. which lives the longest, the
elephant. IN. camel or the ostrich
which animal was first known TO
man. the cat or the dog Tbese are
mere hints. Of course. Perhaps
you're not interested In animals.
Then. why not study mani think
knowledge Of Psychology makes
one more tolerant Of ones fellow
men. II we understand something
Of primitive instincts and hcrediiy
We viii not perhaps. be no quick TO
judge.
II Ia only a few years since ! left
my girihOod behind me. but I am a
mother. and young people Interest,
me. would like 10 give young
people who want TO live clean life
Ia taiinmAn 90 guard them against
evil. We are not plunged instantly
into ain. Before we set foot upon
the downward path some prrfara'
ton must first have been made In
tho heart There IN no stronger
srmor against temptation than a
clean mind and wholesome thoughts
MRS. ]. H. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
FINE LINEN IS SOLD
AS SALVAGE OF WAR

LONDON. May Enough linen
to make more than 5000. 900 wo-
mems skirts is being sold by the
salvage department Of munitions.
Only some OF the linen is fine
enough for pocket handkerchicfs.
However. the women will not have
the chance 10 go down and buy a
skirt pattern direct from the govern
ment. The department viii sell not
Ieas than so to 100 yards 10 a Gus.
toner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
ADELE rrEi.DE nRE.KrAsr

The annual parliamentary break
fast given by the Adele ~. Fislde
Parliamentary Procedure club will
be held at Hotel Washington Annex
at 1870 O'Clock. After the break.
fast program OF speeches and
,oaats by tho members and guests
will be rnjoyesi. Nine. Mary Louise
Ciary. with Mrs. y. Franklin Lewis.
will give musical selections. Tho
president. Mrs Ella -. cudihee. viii
speak on The Life and Achieve
ments OF Miss F'lelde." All club
women are invited Reservations
may be made by teIephoning Capitol
1905 or Queen Anne i3s0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
SIMPLE COMBINATION
HELPS WEAK EYES

Seattle people are astonlshed Mt
the quick results produced by sim.
pie witchhazel. camphor, hydrastis.
etc. ms mixed In Lavoptlk eye wash.
In one case OF weak and near.sighted
eyes. few days use brought great
Improvement. In another case IL
stopped eye pains and inflammation.
We guarantee "A small bottle Of Law.
optik to help ANY CASE weak.
strained or infamcd eyes. Alumni.
mum eye cup FREE. Swift Drug Co.
and leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
May Day Card Party

The May Day card party and
musicale given today at the White
Elephant shop was most enjoy.
able affair. A musical program
wns given by Mrs. Mary l.. Scot,
ana Mr.. William Hoffman. The tea
enble. under a May pole. was pre-
ot1ed over By Mrs. A. s. Downey
md Mrs. ID. w. Bowen.
The young girls who assisted were
Mss Rosam 3nd Parsons. Miss Anne
Holmes. MISS Genevieve Grant. Miss
Hortense Green. Miss Emily Je
rome. Miss Phyllis Blake. Miss
frances Oldham. Miss Ellen Messer.
Miss Emery. Miss Dorothea Smith.
Miss Betty Lewis. Miss Mildred
Hart. Miss Geraldine Huston. Miss
Marion Eiford, Miss Constance
Priest. Miss Nellie Hanson. Miss
Doris Hanson. Miss Elizabeth Pond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
COTERIE CIIR

Tho Coterie club will give "a vic.
tory luncheon" at IL o'clock at the
Hotel Sorrento. Or. Mabel Sea.
grave. recently returned from
France. viii be the principal speak.
or, her subject being. "Glimpscs Of
France" Mrs. Alice Rollit Coc. an
honorary member Of the club will
be the toastrnistress. Among those
who will respond are Dr. Mary
Greene Korstad, who will give n
toast on Messages From the Win.
dow; Mrs. Thomas Irving on "Over
the Top. Mrs. Louise G. Beck. on
Martial Music; Mrs. Archibald vii.
son. on our Heroes. Mrs Jessie
on After the WAR. and
Mrs. II. A. VI. Bonnar ON The Vic
tory Memorial" Mrs. s. III. MELON.
aid will sing. by request. our God.
our Country. our Flag" and win
lead In the singing Of the national
anthem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Stop Itching Skin

There Is one safe. dependable treat.
ment that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation almost instantly and
that cleanses and soothcs the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35cor 81 bottle
OF Zemo and apply 1t as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations. pimples.
blackheads, eczema. blotches, ringworm
and similar skin troubles will disappear.
A little Zemo. the penetrating. satis-
fying liquid, IL all that is needed, for It
banishes most skin eruptions. makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
The L. w. Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Wedding of Popular
Seattle Girl

Miss sally Blake daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry +. blake.
vii, he married on saturday. May
:. &c Lieut.. Frank Cullen trophy
af 1. o'clock az st. James
cathedral. bishop o'pea viii Of
fioiate. Miss Alice Blake viii he
maid 81 honor and MIR. Henry
FaInum of New Haven. Conn. VIII
he hest man.
Aisho the engagement WIS an
nounced some time ago. the we'd
ding wns set for June. and the
many friends OF Miss Sally Blake
are lamcntlnT the fact that they
viii he unable 60 crowd all the
entertainments planned for her into
the few remaining days. Seattle
Is Justly proud OF her pretty girls.
and Miss Blake Is an exceedingly
pretty and attractive brunette.
Only intimate friends will be
present at the wedding.
Lieut.. Brophy lives In Rishcc,
Arizona. and after an extended
"Trip he and his bride VIII make
their homo there. Mr.. hrophy =
parcnts and sister will arrive IN
Seattle Saturday morning 20 attend
the weiding. They VIII be guests
a. the Washington hotel.
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BALLARD W e. r. n.

a juvenile social and friendship table
at o'clock at tho home of Mrs.
w. q Manncy. $500 10th ave. y. w
an ladies over IS are "a bc dressed
a. children, and all children under
IS are TO be dressed aa old ladies'.
or fines must be paid. There will
be a sale Of fancywork and home.
cooked deiicacics at the friendship
table. \ program and refreshments
are promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
CAFETERIA FOR HOGS
SUCCESSFULLY TRIED

TUCSON. Arix.. May Ia cafe
terra for hogs Is the most recent ex-
pertinent Of the agricultural extrn.
sion service Of the University Of Ari.
xona. and. according to w. v. schei.
der of the university stan. II proved
extremely successful.
In the cafeteria feeder. as tried
out by the university. the feed comes
down slowly. but porpctuaIly, elm.
mating. say those who watched u.
the fighting that usually takes place
in the ordinary pen a, meal time.
With feeding time "a hours long
the pig In able to work regularly at
his business Of making a hog % him
self.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Grey Interested In ID L. AS letter ana In your
apt reply think the column Is growing
10 the end OF TIE nih
Ganon "A She II just little girl gone
wrong hearts ache for such as these
do Tor most
10 OF criminal appeared
these would not mind my par
obedience tey were
trimmed things would not be- Had
such training heels OF temptation
tho 1 must not
sorrow and Disgrace upon done much
for me"
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Seif-Pitv SpHrned
bu Women OF 1919

Dear Miss Grey: I have Just read
"Tiearibroken wife's" letter. and your
answer. which ! think splendid.
arm diaguntcd with her. II she
IL nervous and pecylsh. she need no,
be a fool. too. was once afflicted
with nerves and attendant evils. but
no, NO much 40 that my husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Overseas Club

The Overseas club viii hold its
next dance on Saturday next az nine
p. m. at tho Douglas hall Proceeds
realized from same will be used for
war relief work. On May sth the
club IL going TO give a special dance
at the Douglas han under the
auspices Of the Overseas card com
mittee. on Monday next the monthly
dinner will take piae. at the Maesc
banquet hall at sds p, IN.
The Green and Black club gave a
very successful spring Informal
dance on Saturday evening. April
ssth. In the Mt. Baker Park club
house. Tho date OF its next dance.
its Maytime Informal. was announced
as May 10Th. This dance will aiso
take place in the Mt. Baker Park
clubhouse. The season viii be com.
pictcd with an annual new members
informal on Saturday evening. June
1th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Japanese Students
Keen for English

TOXIC. May 1.--Engllsh In taught
more than any other foreign Ian.
guaRe In the Toxic School OF For.
eign, Languages and the enroiiments
for English have increased rapidly
since the armistice was signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Golf Club Dinner Dance

The Golf Club dinner dance on
saturday night promises to be a
arent success. Among those who
have already made reservations are
n. and Mrs. Lamson. Mr.. and Mrs.
James d. Hose. sir. and Mrs
Charles pye Burnett. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. I. BurweiI. Mfr. and Mrs. James
n1ncfnrlane. Mr.. Hawthorne Dent.
~. and Mrs II. r. Frazier. Mr..
md 9trs. II. c. Mcdonald. Mr.. and
Mn. b. L. Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Il Webster. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
z1atxger. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Math-
0wpon Of Everett. Mrs. Rida Hut
MI Of Everett. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
cnloweli. Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Farms
worth. Sir. and Mrs. =. =. Truax
- Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Fisager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01

Just PARTICLES IN
slr are aifnoa, i,l
numefabie. as
you may prove
by trying To
coun; them the
next time you
500 n ray OF
tight rcncsra,ing
a siafkrned room
We tally breathe
in about 900 o0p
bacteria
Most of ,isoef
bacteria are
harpiicxm A nfi
ncsss ~ the harm
fui kinds never
cause disease. be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
By BETTY BRAINERD
BdbU PdrtU

Mrs. Jack Moore gave an cN
cccdingly pretty birthday party for
% little boys and girls ranging In
age from 60 :. TO celebrate the
first birthday Of her little son. Jack
jr. Their attractive home at Laurel
hurst was the scene Of great metrt
ment yesterday. All sorts OF amuse'
ments were planned for the young
sfeFs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
RENEFIT FOR PIPE RANn

A benefit dance will be given by
the Scottish Gaelic society for the
Seattle Pipe Band, at Fraternal hail.
Fourth ave and Pike st.. at $50
.. m. Tho funds viii go toward
buying new uniforms for the mem.
bers OF the band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Meaning of
Slang Phrase

Dear Miss Grey; What is tn
meaning OF "wangler7"
UNENLIGHTENED.
IL is a new slang word in COM
mon use among British soldiers.
II applies 10 petty grafters who
make soldiers their particular
victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
ITALIAN SOLDIERS TO
OPPOSE BOlSHE PARTY

MILAN. May 1.--Italy's soldiers
propose to have something to say In
the government. They have organ.
ICED the Trincerista party. The prin.
cipals OF the party are democratic.
but they are opposed TO the social.
istic group OF Italy which has thrown
Its strength to Bolshevism. They are
ilso opposed 10 those groups which
stood for italy on the side OF the al.
lies but are bourgeoise in their mem
bcrship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-01
Miss Blake Feted

In compliment TO Miss Saliy
Blake and Lieut.. Frank Trophy,
whose wedding win take place at
high noon on Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Winicck Miller viii give a
dinner dance tonight ut the Sunset
club TO - young friends OF the
bride-eiecf.