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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
USEFUL HINTS

n one Is no; the proud po-~c~~or
woolens. BIT Of ingenuity will make
an ordinary shirt waist Dor answer
the purpose.
Use oil OF cedar In = hand spray
pump and spray th- interior OF the
box thoroly. Let the oil dry In and
spray again. The wood will absorb
quite a lot OF oil.
For the sake OF being on the safe
side. wipe the sides and bottom OF
the box with n soft cloth before put.
ting any clothing away In the box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

10 the rescue OF the distressed
goddess.
The applause for each ~ US was
tremendous. Tho audience was
pleased not only because the girls
were beautiful The people caught
the ideal OF the raily--that by means
Of the ballot. Columbia could be
saved from every danger.
was one OF the first 10 be sum
moned by Columbia that night
Taking my place near Katherine
KILLER. in an attitude Of defense. !
found that 1 was In a position 10
look straight at Jim junior. who as
chairman, had a prominent position
near our mock Plymouth Rock.
/ Never had seen Jimmy boy looking
40 perfectly handsomel
After me came Deborah Burns.
Katherine Miiler's only competitor
In beauty that night For me. Deb
ls the personificatlon OF what an
American girl ought 10 be. Jim
hadn't seen her for over three years.
Deborah was simply superb as she
FASTENED 10 her place. next to me.
And Jimmy.boy's fNe was a study
The next bugle~cail summoned
WHY Van Eyck. but | failed TO OBJ.
serve her progress. ] couldn't help
watching Jim and Deb. They had
forgotten where they were. They
had forgotten themselves. They
were simply gazing at each other.
like ghosts or spirits. across infinite
time and space. II seemed 10 me.
Jim failed 90 zee his wife dance
across the green when her turn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
Bitre-rAe.pA.se . cos.ead

Men and women. nervous and fret
fui. easily upset and often fatigued.
need plenty Of organic phosphate,
and the sooner they heed this ad-
vice the better their health VIII be.
In every one OF the millions OF
cells that make 40 your body. phos-
phsrus IL most important part
Your nervous system. your brain
your blood and even your bones
must have sufficient supply OF
phosphorus or WEAKNESS. nervous
ness aud general rundown con.
dltlon, as wen as lack ~ normal
mental power " sure TO result
Big men OF sffairs-mighty men
who control Industries because of
sheer VIII power and nervous force,
know this. or. W they don't. are
clever enough to have n physician
who does.
Phyricisns more and more are
realizing that Httro- Phosphate. az
dispensed at drug stores. Is a neces-
Hity TO over 40 per cent OF men and
women. because present day foods
do not contain enough phosphate 90
give the body and especially the
nervous system the supply u needs
Speaking on this very subject. DIR.
Frederick =. Kolie. editor-in-chi OF
Physicians who's Who" and ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
FADS AND FASHIONS

Little bow ties Of black ribbon are
worn under embroidered collars.
Shaded organdie flowers serve A.
fastenings on formal afternoon
frocks
A jadccoiored linen hat piped with
white. IL almost diamond-shaped-
stiff satIns. heavy faille and ms
tsllic brocades are favored for gowns.
Some Of the newest summer street
dresses are Of allover eyeiet embroid-
cry.
Bold checked voiies feature Arabic
characters In white vegetable silk.
~s~-~-~~~~~>~~>~>~~-~ <~e-~~~~~~~S~~~ ~
came. / felt that / would have 10
speak TO Deb, that I ought to in
terrupt that OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
glance. before Ann lined up with IN.
and looked about her. SO ! whisp-
cred some commonplace to Deb.
Ann mustn't see-for her own
sake--and for Jim'A
Deb and Jim were heroic soula I
knew they would never give poor
little Ann a single moments heart
ache.
Go BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
MTH A T do YOU
w think? Write Gym
thia Grey, care Of The
Seattle Star.

plain clothes. for the first reason
can't afford to buy any other kind.
and secondly because wouldn't
know which why TO start n had on
some OF the peck.a.hoo waists and
''s.c-more" skirts the girls with
whom am associated wear.
II all the young men who have sis
terS. who are really pretty sisters.
viii ask them to keep short note
diary for SIX weeks OF incidents that
they can recall. l will venture TO SAL
that many OF them will falter when
they are talking about tho giri that
has just PASSED the corner.
worked in n department store for
few weeks during summer vaea-
ton. and I know there were people
who stood and STARED at me whose
husbands were home waiting on
their cook. and many n wife wonder.
ing why hubby was detained nj the
office. and so on down the line until
the present time
l would like 10 see some OF these
younger girls get a chance and cling
10 the opportunity and reform the
men whose shoulders this old world
rests on. The average young bust.
ness person il not hired for what he
Is worth. The supervisory employees
do not know or understand their en-.
ploy.s as they should. Envy causes
them 10 discharge many a capable
and experienced worker Who would.
II given a chance. have been an a.
set to the business But so Il seems
10 be. In every line Of business. II
my fair sisters would only demand
respect from the opposite sex. how
much easier II would b. foS every.
one 20 b. happy and tighten the daily
burdens of all fellow workers.
viii send a few more sketches a,
intervals which. II read In earnest-
ness. should mean something 10 each
OF the young women Of tomorrow.
l.. ~. NJ
Thank you so much for
your little contribution. IL is
so unaffected and natter-of-
fact that I knoo 10 comes
straight from your heart, and
like you. l feel that many OF
our business girls could bene-
| fit greatly By di0esting IL
thoroiy. / hope you riH write
again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Photo on Cress-UaIc.
In todays fashion picture tricotne dress dark blue is
embroidered in gold metal thread and designed simple
straight lines belt of self material ties the left
side front The hat is of blue straw and gold satin with
gold feather ornament
" pscsured .
Mesrvpeitan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13


New York.-'rhc girl or woman
who neglects TO bcautify her hands
and arms tnow that short sleeves
are In voRue) has only herself TO
blame II she Is passed by unno-
ticed.' says that beautiful actress.
Louise HUFF. 1T only requires few
minutes twice each day to make
your hands and arms beautiful and
attractive. with no covering to pro-
tect the elbows. they become dark
and rough, aud no matter how often
they are bathed they look ugly and
repulsive This can be easily and
quickly overcome by taking proper
care OF them. The best way | have
found to accomplish this II 10 soften
the elbows with "a good cold cream
fLiska cold cream | have found 10
be the besD, then wipe off the su-
perfluous cream with q soft clotband
apply that popular beautifier. Der
willo. TO the hands and arms. This
combination Instantly beauties the
hands and arms. and " you ever try
II once you viii never be without H."
Just make this test: Try Dcrwilio
on ono hand and arm and then COM
pare II with the other and you will
need no further argument to con-
vince you that there In nothing like
u and you would not have missed
II for anything Derwilio comes In
three shadcs--white. flesh and bru-
nette. Use white on the hands and
arms and the shade you are ac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
FREckLE-FAcE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots
How to Remove Easily

Here's a chance, Miss Freckle face.
to try a remedy for frcckles with the
guarantee OF a reliable concern that
Il will not cost yoi n penny unless II
removes the freckies: while N It does
give you a clear complexion the ex-
pcnae Is triflfng.
simply get an ounce Of othine--
double strcngth-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy II Is to rid yourself Of
the homeiy freckles and get a beauti-
full complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Re sure 20 ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
strength is sold under guarantee ot
money back II it fails To remove
freckles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Gee. but Boldts apple pie Is
good-'~-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Too, there is that girl who
would like to be attractive.
How many girls do not like to
be attractive? How FAR would
you get if you were not at
tractive? Very simple ques-
ton to answer. But. beware.
there is a difference between
the attractive girl and the
butterfly sort of girl whose
employer only wants his STEM
ographer or office assistant to
look at and amuse him. We
have lots Of them: married
men, too. They (I have heard
them express it myself) "are
married at home and single at
the office"
1t is certainly a proposition
for the young business woman
of tomorrow TO study and
help the next in line to solve
am self-supporting and. ex-
pect to make living if ! have
to resort to- some other pro-
fession. But in so doing i
will be trying to help some
other poor girl to do the right
thing to make it easier for
the next in line. In my short
business career / have been in
different positions and have
had a few experiences. II we
even reach the high standard
for which we must and will
stand, that which the future
so depends on. il must be es-
tablished by US who have the
will power.
am at present employed IN n To-
cal office in which at times viii re
fer to. There are several girls In
this particular office and more man
ayers Of equal ank than one A. !
en- a new girl. and considered one OF
DE prettiest girls In Seattle. OF
nurxe each called me TO his pri-
nsate office more frequently than the
other girls, while the other girls
were more familiar with the detail
work than /. This caused quite n
talk among the girls. and. as ] am
Just bit sensitive about my looks. ]
stopped at times outside our door
TO see II this was the cause OF all the
jealousy. Sure enough they were
saying some Of the most horrible
things about me. ! thought once
would just go back in the managers
office and tell him and give up my
Job. but. az have TO support myself
just tried 10 smile at the girls and
forget what had heard. Yet,
one who does not know can surely
imagine the pain I was in the re-
mainder OF the afternoon. ] always
act Just the same to everyone. but
have experienced more trials than
this particular one. because OF the
jealousy among the girls with whom
! have to work.
While some Of these co-workers
ana III iatt any VI th'ifs a'' D"t'''
stenographers than myself. I try e
90 my work as neatly and carefully
- possible. experienced some Of
the same trials while attending ths
university. ! was siighted because
the leaders said ! spoiled the party
as I had all Of the best dances with
the best dancers.
Today I am invited out formally
and informally by admirers who are
OF the weaithiest families and who
know am a working girl. When
go out on the street. ] wear vcrJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13


customcd to for tho complexion
Derwillo gives the skln that youth
ful appearance every normal woman
Graves. IL puts the blush OF a rose
on your che oks and lily-white baby
softncAs on the hands ana arms II
can not be detected. Derwtllo has
become n regular fad. and over 5O0.-
600 discriminating girls and women
use n In place Of face powder, as tt
stays on better and does not rub orr
on clothing. Precipitation does not
affect IL and " wonderful for n
shiny nose, oily skin, freckles. dark,
aallow, rough skin, and poor com
plexionH. lts,famous for the quick
results Il gives. The very first APP
piication will aatonirh you, Try u
today. II can be obtained at tho
toilet counter Of any up-to-date
drug or department store. and "
your druggist does not carry ~ nc
viii be glad TO order II for you
II you will ask him TO, All whole
snlers keep IL. 80 he can get II from
them or the manufacturers direct
Accept notsubstitutea. then you VIII
not be disappointed
NoTE--Derwillo and Liaka cold cream
are sold everywhere with the distinct un-
dsrstanding that n you are not pleased
your money will be refunded. They are
so,d undor tho above guarantee In this
city az all department stores and drug
gists. Including Barteu and tho owl Drug
ca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

After cleaning n clothes press a
spraying Of tho walls and floor will
flli the closet with the aroma 81 cedar
ana discourage moths from attack
ing the contents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

A good kindling may be made BY
saturating a can Of ashes with coal
oil. Us. a large tablespoonful OF this
when kindilng a fire. No danger in
starting fires In this way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-13

Tho long lasting little flowers
called "immortolles" In France. have
grown in popularity for decorating
soldiers graNes
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-02
PHILIP WINS ONE-LOSES ONE
Win From Interior 2 To 3-Lose
Game With Murdos3 To A.

Nearly all of Philip went to Ka-
doka last Thursday afternoon to
see the ball game between the
team from this place and Inter
Tor. The local boys had been de-
feated by the Interior players on
the local grounds couple OF
weeks ago and were determined to
even the score on the Kadoka
grounds.
The hundreds of spectators at
the tournement were treated to
as fine an exhibition of baseball
as will he seen anywhere. Holley
was in the box for Philip and had
the Interior batters at his mercy
at all stages of the game. Only in
the sixth inning did they succeed
in hitting to any great extent and
in this inning three hits were Sc
cured off his delivery which re-
suited in two scores. The other
eight innings were hitless.
Philip scored her first run In the
sixth inning. Carr hit safe and
scored on three-bagger by Whea-
ton. The score stood 2>to / against
them until the last of the ninth
when Holly beat out fast ground
stole second, went to third on q
sacrifice hit by Johnson, and scor-
ed on Fitzgerald's sacrifice. Thayer
went into run for Johnson and af-
ter reaching third attempted to
steal home. As he was within a
few feet of the base Carr who was
at bat hit the ball safely to Solon
on third, who seemed undecided
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what to do until after Carr had
crossed the initial sack and the
winning score was in.
A feature of the game was the
performance of Holley, when with
the bases fullsbe famed the next
three men up. Shour who pitched
for Interior did not prove much OF
a stumbling block, and was hit
freely by the Philip players and
only fast fielding on the part Of
his teamates saved him from de
cided beating.
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and took some friends with them.
The game with Murdo did not
have the satisfactory ending that
marked the game of the previous
day. Nevertheless it was good
game and everybody was pleased
with the exhibition. Steele was
put in the box to start off but it
was plain to be seen that he could
last the game out. After pitching
five innings he was replaced by
Holly who allowed only one hit in
the remaining four innings, altho
this coupled with an error cost
the run that meant the game.
Ovegaard was in the box for
Murdo, and while he was hit free
ly, he succeeded in keeping the hits
scattered. The final score was tc
q
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Montana and Wyoming taking up
passengers at ten dollars ride.
Next morning after the arrival
of the plane, the remaining burg
lar succeeded in escaping. Appar-
emily some confederate unlocked
the doors outside, because the
door of the Jail was simply found
open and the prisoner gone. This
must have taken place about ten
o'clock in the morning. Never af-
ter that were the two young men
from San Fransico or their aero
plane seen by anyone.
The coincidence is certainly
startling. And the authorities are
working on the theory that the es-
cape was made by means Of the
plane. Tahe probabilities that this
lis true seem good. And it prob
ably represents one Of the first at
tempts at that sort of thing in
the criminal annals of the whole
country.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-02
FOUND FLOATING UPSTREAM
FROM OLD STANLEY
COUNTY.

Stanley county is planning one
of the biggest county fairs in its
history, and will send an agricul-
tural exhibit to the state fair at
Huron.
One day last week Sheriff Shanks
came over from Pierre and with
the assistance Of deputy sheriff
raided the home of a prominent
resident of Fort Pierre, capturing
six cases of champaign and a sup
ply of other Intoxicating drinks.
The cases of champaign bore the
the shipping address of promi-
nent Pierre banker, and it is al
legged that they had been stolen
from his cellar a short time ago.
The raid of Sheriff Shanks has
provided quite sensantion for
the residents of Pierre and Fort
Pierre. This is not the first time
that that man Shanks has inter
fered with the joys of Fort Pierre
folks. He is troublesome cuss
ss'artainiv But it was Of beer, we
believe, that he captured before
Evidently the taste of the folks at
the mouth of Bad River is coming
up notch.
The reservoir which supplies the
water system of Fort Pierre stands
on a hill above the town. Lately
the hill has been sliding down to
lower levels, causing much dam
age to watermains and interrupt
ing the service. Now the whole
hill has taken a slide downward
wrecking the concrete reservoir
and making extensive repairs nee.
essary. In the meantime citizens
Of that town are furnished water
at only stated intervals during
the day. AS there is nothing also
to drink these thirsty days. the
situation becomes every day more
distressing. Not to have even wa
ter seems too hard.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-02
FORMER JACKSON COUNTY
/. MAN DROWNED AT MADISON

1
Many Jackson and Haakon coun-
ty people will be shocked to learn
Of the untimely death of Claude
Z. Martin. who was for several
years cashier of the Bank of Stam-
ford, and later active in the man
agement Of an abstract company
at Kadoka. The Argus-Leader Of
last Thursday contains the follow
ing account of the affair:
Seized with cramps while in
swimming at Lake Madison yester-
day Claude L,2 Martin, aged %, of
Souix Falls, manager Of the Com
sumer's Food Company, $50 South
Main Avenue, sank within sight 70
bis wife who was in the water
with him, and drowned before aid
could reach him. His body was re-
covered half hour later.
Young Martin who is well
known in the city, was taking his
vacation at the lake with his wife
and two small children. He had
been there q week. They were
swimming yesterday off Hargrayes
Piont where they occupied cot,
tage, the children not being in the
water at the time.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-02
RAPID CITY PRISONERS
ESCAPE I'm AEROPLANE

There was daring Jail delivery
at Rapid City last week that prob
ably sets new record for that
sort of thing. Anyway the authori-
ties are much mystified, and there
seems good ground for the belief
that the escape Of the prisoner
was effected by means of an aero
lane.
Several months ago daring
burglary was made of one of the
leading stores in that city. A large
amount Of valuable silks were
taken, and from the very start,
the skillful care with which the
stock had been picked over and
the valuable items selected, indi-
Gated that the work was not that
of novices.
BY the merest accident the goods
were discovered several days later
in a room in one Of the hotels of
the city, and three burglars cap
tured. They were strangers, and
from the start they played the
game like past-masters of their
craft. Nothing definite was ever
learned by the authorities concern
ing their past method of opera
ton.
With painstaking care, the pris-
|oners, who were confined in the
Pennington county Jail, sawed
through heavy permanent iron
door that had not been used for
thirty years into an unused por-
tion of the jail, climbed vente-
lator shaft to the roof, broke
through this to the top, slid down
the roof to the caves, caught the
window grating. and swinging
from one Of these to the other
reached the ground. There their
trail disappeared.
The skill with which the escape
was carried out is amply shown by
the fact that the saving which
must have extended over several
days and the escape itself was car
ried out in and from a room in
which another prisoner was con-
fined who did not know what was
up. While the getaway itself was
on, he was being entertained in
the other end of the room at a
game of cards BY one Of the bur-
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-02

Struck out by Holly 10; by Shour
s. Hits off Holly 8; off Shour 8.
On Friday the Philip team was
scheduled to play Murdo, and al
most everyone who witnessed the
game on Thursday returned Friday
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-02

Struck out by 2 in innings: by
Holly, 3 in 4 innings; by Overgaa-d
Z. Hits off Steele Z in innings; off
Holly, / in A innings; off Over
gard s.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-09-02

WiIl buy horses and mules. from
y( lnr up. Must be fat and rr cee
ri1j Phone or write me 81
.Ns s. D. 50 *
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-08
DRY LAW BRINGS SALOON CHANGES

The location formerly occupied by J. Perringer is now occupied by automo- mile salesrooms, the Ethier place has been made into two stores, one oc- cupied by day and night photo grapher. The Friedland saloon loca-
 ton has been refinished into a store and is not now occupied.
 Northward from Franklin square along Main street and North Main street, the Newport, run by James Conway at 272 Main street, was one of the earliest to go. into the soft drinks and non- intoxicating line and is continuing that way Henry Allard's Cliff Cafe at 35 North Main street, D. J. Driscoll's at 157 North Main, Ben-
 jamin Mandell's at 480 North Main and Caron Bros. at 582 North Main are all in the intoxicating drink line Solomon Bros. at 459 North Main street closed up and has remained closed.
 Of the hotel bars, the Wauregan house is closed and has. been so for a long time, while the Del Hoff is keep | ing open for handling the less than one half of one per cent. beer and soft drinks.
 Such is a partial list of what has
 resulted among the 80 or more saloons
 of Norwich through nationwide pro- hibition.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-08
Breed Theatre.

William Russell. the brawny screen star was enthusiastically received yesterday at the Breed theatre in the title role of The Lincoln Highway man. the new William Fox feature, the stirring story of which was writ ten by Paul Dickey as a stage play. The Lincoln Highwayman is essen tially photodrama of speed. Jimmy Clunder, the hero. is at top speed all through the action. It is his speedy wooing which enables him to win the heart of Marian Calvert. played by pretty Lois Lee. What girl could re- sist so dynamic d wooer? The feature was staged with unusual, regard for realism. The garage which Jimmy acquires was specially built on the Lincoln Highway. Many high class motor cars lend touch of luxury to the picture. The plot runs through many exciting incidents. from a pie torial history of banditry. on to Jim mys adventures as a pseudo high wayman. The supporting case con tains many picture players who are