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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-16

The brides wore handsome dresses
of white with wells looped back from
TIE face with orange blossoms and
carried large bouquets o. white as
ters. The attendants wore pink and
blue dresses and carried bouquets of
pink and lilac asters tied with pink
maline. The gentlemen wore the regu-
lation suits.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited into the house Where con-
gratulations and good wishes were
extended to the young people.
In the dining room the table was
beautifully appointed, white stream
ers coming from the e1ec:roiier to
the four corners of the table, and
?l2;:lG the handsome cake which oc-
cupied the center of the table was
grouped the bouquets carried by the
bridal party. Two Kewpie brides and
dishes of pink and green mints COM
pleted the decorations. Cream and
cake were served the guests by a
bevy of pretty young girls.
Many handsome gifts were receiv-
ed by the young couples, attastjng a
"';;!c circle of friends and vel! wish
ers.
The brides are the daughters of
Mrs. Leila Cowan Todd anc Tie late
Rev. C. E. Todd, a preacher of the
Associate Reformed church and for
many years President of the Wom-
ans College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice will make their
home at Red Springs, N. c., and Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert will live in Green
vile. Both young men are making
their way in the world and stand high
n the estimation of the people in
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TODD-BRICE. TODD.GILBERT.

A marriage is always an interest
ing event and when two lovely daugh-
ters of the same household are mar
ried at the same time the occasion is
of superlative interest to the friends
CT the young people and the family.
Such an occasion was the marriage
Wednesday evening July II, 1920 of
Miss Ruth Todd apd Mr.. Lacy Cleve-
land Brice and of Miss Louise Todd
and Mr.. Henry Morgan Gilbert at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Leila Cowan Todd in Due West.
The marriage was an open air af-
fair, the veranda of the home being
tastefully decorated in draperies of
white festooned with ivy and banked
with crepe myrtle. There were many
garlands of electric lights, on each
post of the veranda rail there being
a brass electroller holding a cluster
of lights. The guests were grouped on
the lawn, making a lovely and ami
mated scene.
Before the ceremony Miss Virginia
Reid sang two lovely selections after
which the bridal parties came from
the house and formed a semi-circle
on the porch. Each bride was attend
ed by two maids, a matron, liower
girl and a little ring bearer. The
brides were escorted by their brother
Mr.. John Todd, while the grooms
we're each attended by best man.
The CEREMONY was performed by Rev.
James P. Pressly in an impressive
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-07-16
FULL MEETING OF
DIRECTORS YESTERDAY

Continued from Page One)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

Zjed. cdbedzie miesieczne posiedze-
ME dis, O godzinie 1880 wieczn-
rem, dnia ego lipca. Obecnosc wszJ-
stkich Iczlonk6w jest koniecznie po--
trzebna. pod kara k~onstytucyi' "a
razem zaprasza sic wszystkich tych'
ktorzy przystapili do pierwszej Ko-
munii sw. a maja zamiar wstapic do
tegoa grcna. - Kaz. Wilczynski,
PREF; Hieronim Raszeja, sekr. prot.
- Tow. i'm. X. Wine. Barzynskle-
go No. 81 lied. odbedzie p~oiroczne
posiedzenie dzisiaj wieczorem, o 60
dzinie Sci, W sail zwyk}ych posio--
dzeh. Wszyscy czlonkowie sa prosze-
nj O przybycie, BIO So wazne spra"!
do zalatwienia. FIR. Czonstkd'
PREF; FIR. s. Zywicki, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

nriliony dolarow i zapewnic mu
ma przyszlosc moznost czerpania
>wszelkiej potrzebnej iloSci woody
z jeziora Michigan. Otdynans
ten przyjety zostal W zwiazku Z
niedawnym wyrokiem sedz. Ian
Gisa, ktory orzeki, re miasto ME
prawnie pobiera zbyt wiele woody
z jeziora, przyczyniajac sic W ten
sposob do obnizenia jego Polio
mu, oraz zarzadzil, by wydziai
saEitarny polozyi temu tame.
Omawiany ordynans postana-
via budowe .fuchomych tam m
rzekach St. Clair, Niagara i Sw.
Nawrzynca i odnosny plan -
starie przedstawiony sedziemu
Landisowi W przysziy poniedzia
lex, poczem, jezeli spotka sic z
jCgo aprobats, budowa tam o.
wych zacznie sic natychmiast
pc zatwierdzeniu projektu przez
ihzynierow rzsdowych i p7zez
kongrcs. Naczelny inzynier Wy
dz:aiu sanitarnego Z. J. Kelly
stwierdzii i wykazuje, re dzieki
budowie wspomnianych tam po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

rach jesiennych d. Is wrzeSuia O
uominacye ma prokuratora stano-
wcgo ma ,,tykiecie" republican
skim. Znawcy zakulisowych sto-
sunkow politycznych miejSlich
z&Powiadaja il p. Grove otrzy-
MA poparcie burmistrza Thomp-
soma i iego maszyny. Jest RE
czg wiadoma, IL ma on juz' "a so
ID poparcie doradcy korpora-
cyjnego Samuela A. Ettelsond,
ktory sam byl nakianiany przez
Pvzyjaci0i, ably ubiega} sic 0 u
rzad pr~okuratora, ale sic ma to
aie zgodzii.
Zgiaszajac swa kandydature,
ssdzia Grove dodai: !
Nv powiecie Cook panuja a
larmuJace / pozaiowania godne
stosunki. Ma porzadku dziennym
50 morderstwa, rabunki i kradzie
&c, dzieci bywaja gwaicone, a
zbrodnia sic rozpanoszylo. Por-
miedzy 20 a IS procent krymina-
ilstow jest wypusDczanych ma
wolnoSG "a poreczeniami, Z 20
Sr6d ktorych znaczna Geese stano
via bezwartoSciowe. Potem ky
minaliSci ci chodza swobodnie i
niesadzeni po ulicach i w wielu
wypadkach. wskutek przedawnie
mia ich spraw. unikaja zupeinse
reki sprawiedliwoSci. .
,Chociaz stosunki te popra-
why sic W ostatnim roku pod
czaS sprawowania przezemn:e
kicrownictwa sadem karnym, po-
trzeba silnego, energicznego / ma
tychmiastowego wymiaru spra--
wiedliwoSci jest rzecza wciaz ko-
nicczna. Kara powinna bye. spra-
wiedliwa i tax pewna jak santa
zhrodnia. Odwioka w wymiarZe
SprawiedliwoSci musi ustaG. I 81
Gze. re dokonac tego moze sad
k@rny i biuro prokuratora stano-
wcgo."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

siawowi Sztuczko "a wyprowA-
dzenie zw}ok Z domu do ko5cio-
IA i "a odprawienie nabozefIstwa
Niewiastom Rozancowym, Apo
stolstwu Serca Jezusa Polek IA
ziemi Waszyngtona. Tow. sw'
Marty i Oddziaiu SobiesEiego
Mr.. ISL. Wszystkim kt6rzy na-
desiali kwiaty, brali udzial W
pogrzebie zony mojcj i matki ma
szei, pogrzebowemu NJ. DrySal-
skiemu.
w smutku ~pogrqzeni,
MARGIN Cichon, MAJ, wraz z
dzictmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
SPRAWY zYDOWsKIE.
ZYDZI w OPALACH.

Warszawa. - .,Dziennik Powszech-.
ny" donosi Organ zyd0w OrtOdoks0w
podaje. he urzad podatkowy minister
silva skarbu n~aznacza .,kolosalne poda-
tiki 'Od zarobk0w wojennych. W wie!u
wypadkach pOdatek wynosi 30 proc. Ia
robk6w W czasie wOiny, a niekiedy jesE
cze procent Cd calegO majqtku wojeI-
nego. Ma pewnego bankiera zydowskie-
90 ~na}OzonO podatek TAXI w sumie 100
milion0w marek ma pewna firmc manu-
faktorowa z ul. Gesiej Is miliOn6w ma
rex, IA lima niewielka firmc 3 milo
ny | t. d.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
Ruch W TOwarzyStWaCh.

- Tow. Muz. Lit. In. Leona Nil
wystapi in corpcre ma bazaar parI-
fialny W n:edziele 11go lipca. WSN-
scy czlonkowie i czlonkinie So pro-
szeni stawic sic pred sala posse
dzen O godzinie Sci i wystapia ra'
ZEN ma bazaar. - J6zef J. KOndzior-
ski, prezes; R.. S. Pufundt, sekr.
prot, 1920 Brigham III.
Tow. Sw. Stanislawa K. No. 959
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

czajacy zapas cukru i re wszel-
kie ograniczenia W s~przedazy ie-
go, jake staraja sic wprowadzic
niektorzy kupcy detaliczni, So ME
uzasadnione, a NIGGA mice ma &C.
lu paskarstwo.
1900 NoWYCH R
REX TELEFoNICZNYCH.
Dzieki udzielonej ostatnio pod
wvzce piac operatorek telefoni-
cznych. ktora nastapi}a pc mic
dawnem podwyzszendu opfat "a
telefony, kompania telefoniczna
w Chicago przyjeiagl 800 nowych
dziewczat, ktore teraz ucza sig
i W niediugim czasie stana Go
piracy jake /operatorki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

zion jeziora podniesie sic o lyle,
il miasto bedzie moglo bez szko-
d. czerpac 10000 stop s~zescien-
nych woody ma sekunde.
SKUTKIEM
PIJANSTWA.
Szeregowiec Sam Chester z
ikofRusu medycznego w Fort She
ridan zmarl wczoraj wskutek ran
jake zadat mu jego pijany kole-
ga pc broni William Pike tasa
klein wojskowym. Sledztwo wy,
kszaio, re atak Pike'a ME byl
sprowokowany przez ChesSlera:
Nastapii on, gdy ten ostatni od-
mowii pierwszemu oddaniu ko-
szyka z owocami ola pacyentow
szpitalnych, ktory, jak Pike, So.
dill, zawierac mog} wodke.
CHICAGO PoSIADA DosYc
K
Ma polecenie prokuratora dy--
stryktowego Clyne komitet bur
townikow przeprowadzit potrze-
bne dochodzenia, ma podstawie
.it6rych zdai rapport, re Chicago
posiada obecnie zupeinic wystar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
PODZIEKOWANIE

Niniejszem sk}adamy najser--
deczniejsze podziekowanfe wszy-
stkim krewnym i znajomym kto
rzy brazil udziai w ~pogrzebic 20
ny mojej i matki naszej Sp. Ag-
nieszki Cichon. Wieleb. Y. Bnle-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
WANNA DECYZYA WYDZIA
LII S~ANITARNEGO.

Wydzial sanitarny miejski III
chwalil wczoraj nowy ordyna1s,
kt6ry mole zaoszczedzic miastu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09
KTonlka MisjscOwa,

Ookoticzenie re strongly /.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-09

Damskie wefniane Jer
sey SGpielowe >%nbrania,
Sliczr,e jedno sztukoNe
etekta, najnowSZe style,
wszvstkie wieikoSci sIe
cya.I lie pc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
| On County Records
Warranty DEEDS.


Charles H. Myers and wife to
Sam !. Durbin, lot 8, block :,
Pleasant View addition. East Mo-
line, 81.
Lewis H. Petersen to Hswley E.
Dwight, lots 7, s, .. 10. II. IL. Is
end IA. s. Fruitland addition. Mo-
line. 81.
Mabel Cady Skinner, ct al, to
Peoples Savings Bank & Trust
company. SINNERS addition, Rock
Island. 81.
Sam W. Heath. by heirs. to Eva
vetter. lot Z, block 1, Dickson &
Young's addition. Milan, 81.
Elizabeth A. Dimock to George
H. Richmond, tracts in section 3,
s, 4. all in township II, Nv. 81.
James C. Boston, by heirs, to
Wilbur Allen, lots and 10 and
south half of lot s. block 10, Mar
shafts addition, Cordova. $125.
| E. H. Guyer. ct al. to Deere {
| Co., to correct error in 1922. 81.
e. H. Guyer, ct al, to H. H. Long.
lots IL and Is, block 1872. East No
| line, 81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

" v - santa Claus fund was
,.,s yesterday BY . check for
eS1 A ]. q. Huntoon, general
ae the Tr-city RAILWAY
J "a R. B. Mcdonald. gen
ss,, esr Of the Peoples Pow
10y. A check for : simil-
Y "a was forwarded BY these
80 70 Bethany Home.
q s6aia Claus committee is all
- prepared for delivery Of
tat will bring happiness to
hearts OF several hundred poor
s9stars In Rock Island. All
S7ksges will be marked by to-
~ 20 that deliveries may be
r27a tomorrow. Four autos Will
'1o ned in sending the presents
SrSn6d to homes in the city. The
~mrnittee has asked Boy Scouts to
Isosist the ladies' In the delivery
YORK. The Santa Claus commit
~ has labored diligently to the
"A that no child might overlook
christmas, and It hopes that its
vork is complete in this respect
~ committee has invited the CO.
ooeration OF citizens in obtaining
names Of children in homes where
ercumstances we're such that par
sents would be unable to provide
sifts, and numbers of cases have
heen reported in this manner. How
ever, there still may be few case:
that have not been brought to thu
attention of the committee. II an,
pefyon knows OF a child in Rocl
island facing the possibility o
Christmas Disappointment the com
uittee urgently requests that tn
nssae and address Of the youngste
tesApplied The Argus Santa Claus
- committee will have somethinI
- hand left after all Of the gift
~ been made up to take care o
~ ease that 1t may be informs y
stoat at the eleventh hour. Tn
kfrss Santa Claus functions onl
X Christmas, and 1t exists who'll
b ~ interest Of the poor young
Sfogs Of Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23


Portable te1npefatufs rs1i1flne fern
IRON he ste1m coils IL tampera-
ture n the nA1a dropped % g de-
grees with Bryson doing his own
1Antfor work md looking aftae the
fnrnace. Tena1fs demonstrated ID
vain, they say. One, Mrs. william
Hawkins. mother OF IN infant. con-
planned to the police On two occa-
sfons last week. She was toId
there was no law in Iowa to com
pei landlord to furnish adequate
heat. Another, Mrs. Joseph Firm
child. called on City Attorney q. A.
Screechneld and laid the case be-
fore him.
Death RecoFd-James H. Greer,
aged q. retired farmer, died 1t
his home at as West Locust street
yesterday afternoon. A stroke OF
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
49, = ~ CIsehsa -shuader-

lessal y BY CIsthes Shndder-
ing over - slightly - he told Of
threats and promises that drove
him 70 cnnfeae : crime committed
81 anothen Harold J. Harris. ~
year-old ladiea' tAil0r, on trial in
district court charged with the
theft Of wearing apparel. trinkets
and jevelry from = dead girls
room. told one Of the most weird
stories that ever fell from the lips
Of I witness when he went on the
stand in his own defense. After
telling the jury how be had pur-
chased the wearing apparel,
trinkets and furs afterwards iden-
titled - the property Of Miss Viola
Bellhorn, deceased, Of Mrs. Flor
ence callahan, keeper Of the room
Ing house 1t 1403h Harrison street,
Harris proceeded to unfold . tale
rivaling the Arabian Nights fol-
color and mystery. Harris told how
Mrs. Dollahan, after selling him the
property for $75, on the pretexi
that the goods were taken in pay
ment for . board bill, threatened
him with his life II he ever dared
| to tell where he got them. He told
| how these threats were interpreted
with promises to get him out Of
| iail and trouble II he should eyel
be arrested for the theft"
I
Purchase New Estate One Of the
] largest realty deals in Davenport
in 1920 was contaminated Monday
when the Crane company puEchaset
of the Wahle estate the propert,
located at 213. 215 and PIT East
Second street, and also a lot fac
ing on Front street, the propert,
OF Robert M. Abbott. The sum G
$4,000 was paid for the property
and its purchase contemplates TIT
expenditure of between 5000 900 ant
! $225 900 for improvements and new
buildings. A three-story bricl
structure, with basement, occupies
J, the site at 213 and 215 East Secont
street, and q corresponding build
ing vii be erected ON the 24-foo
lot at 217 East Second. A building
to contain a warehouse, machin
| shop and garage, will be erected Of
4 the lot which faces on Front street
and which is located directly acros
= the alley from the present building
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. Foe
Secher Of Dodge, Neb., former
heavyweight wrestling champion,
Who has been suffering from neu-
Ills in the left arm, was taken to q
auspital today. His physicians said
~ Thought he could leave the
icspital in about two weeks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
ENGLISH ESTIMATE.

London, Dec. 23.-Estimates sub
ndtted by the army and navy de-
garments have been returned by
Premier Lloyd George, as chair
ran Of the cabinets finance COM
nittee, and he has directed that
ths total national expenditures for
The coming year must be held as
neaY 95O.000,000 pounds sterling as
possible, the Daily Mail says.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23

Husband 1ast ny. So ~ bor1 q
Ontario, CaAadn, June 4, 1Ss6
Relatives u this city are q -
cent Of word from C0ic2go. Nnee0
tells OF the ase4h q little ElAine
O,Brien, daughter 81 Qutu 0'nrlen
Of that city. Death followed N
operation for appendicitfs. wnacA
&as performed Monday morning.
Change MIN Laws -Rscommend-
Ing to the city council that prsssne
ordinances governing dairymen and
dairies within the city limits, be
changed materially in some sec
tons, the drive of City Physician
Blything and Mayor Barewald
against dirty milk" was launched
1t . special meeting Of the hoard OF
health At the city hall Tuesday eve
ming. More care in the washing Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
he Day II Davenport

which tn Crane company has 2ur-
chased.
Lane Maehine Stslen- Leaving
the machine for 10 minutes while
he stopped q the J. H G. Petersen
store, Harry Il Thomas. chauffeur
for Joe r. Lane, returned to the
parking place. to ind that the
Cadillac Eight sedan had been
stolen. A new Hoover electric
sweeper in the car was also taken.
Thomas parked the motor. which
was fully insured, IN front OF the
Metropolitan store at 3:15 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. He was in
IPetersen's but Is minutes, and when
he again reached the street, there
was another car standing in place
Of the Cadillac.
Hoover Man Here-George w.
Braden of Philadelphia, personal
representative Of Herbert Hoover
chairman of the European Relief
Council, is in Davenport today. Mr..
Braden is one Of % business and
professional men asked by Mi.
Hoover to visit state and local COM
mittees and confer with them re-
earding the present effort to raise
| $50, c00,0 600 for the feeding Of the
starving children Of Central and
Eastern Europe, including Germany
and Austria. Alfred C. Mueller is
Scott county chairman and Mr.
Braden has spent much Of the day
with him.
Freezes Ont When his
| tenants, resenting an increase in
rentals, flung a banner to the breeze
advertising him as "profteering
landlord" w. ]. Bryson, owner Of a
ur-family apartment at S21 Oneida
| avenue, retaliated by reducing the
heat in the fats in an effort tc
freeze 'em. out" so tenants
charged today. From a coy. com
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Useful. Suggestions

Travellers sets
Initial handkerchiefs
Mems jewelry
Silk hose
Night robes
Ladies' novelty sets
Knox hat. for women
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-23
Merchandise Certificates for Any Amount

Every show his good will and the Christmas this
Consider
signed gif-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-18
Picture h{{er

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-18
CIEMMEI,
Beavers Destroy
Washington Trees

wAL.fA wAf.I.A. wash. Feb. Is.
-tunit.d Presat-Pro,scted by the
laws OF both the state Of Washing.
ton and the federal government. the
beavers In the waila waIla and
Touchet River valleys. In Southeast.
orn Washington. have become so
numerous that tho farmers OF tina,
region consider them even more Of
a nuiaanc. than the Jack rabbits.
Tho beavers have destroyed thous-
snds Of dollars worth Of fruit, trees
and rendered many acres Of land
useless.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-18

which IN now In the course Of pro
duction at tho Fairbanks studio in
Hollywood. California
Miss Harrington. by her long sx.
perienes on both stage and screen,
is exceptionally well fitted TO play
the character part In the fortheom
ms picture for which she was se-
iected.
Before her entrance Into motion
pictures Miss Harrington was on the
legitimate stage for 20 years. during
most Of which time abe was In com
&c opera. Later she was starred IN
Tess Of d'Urberyille" and then
played the vampire part In "A Fool
There Was"
Besides being an actress OF ability
Mas Farripgton 10 also an accom-
pIishcd musician and composer. She
recently wrote both words and
music TO WAR Babies Lullaby and
Liza Lou which were published
by Schermer 4 Co. Of Chicago. and
which are now being sung with
great success by Americas most fam
Gus songbird. Geraldine Farrar. as
part OF her repertoire during her
present concert tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-18
WHOLE FAMILIES
FREED FROM COLDS
Half a Century breaking
Colds Ii Behind DIR. Kings
New Discovery

L,RoM the little tots 20 grandma.
Il every one In Tho family can use
this Boycars. thcs,andard remedy In
pcrfcc, safety and confident OF ben.
eficiai results.
Inccmnant coughing. disagreeabie
grippe. stubborn cold promptly
checked. the phlcgtn dissipstcd. the
congestion ioosercd.
Same high quality today a. always.
Or. Kings New Discovery lives UP 10
It's tested reputation. COO and
ti7o a bottle.
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tho bullets OF tho sherfrs posse
fired from bridge 90 feet above the
river. IA ono Of the many exciting
scenes IN carcy-s iA,cs, photopiay.
Marked Men," at tho Colonial.
CLASS A
"a Mans Country IL the title OF
The new show which opvns At the
Class A today. Alma Rubens. n pref.
~ brunette. In tho featured player
She appears as dance bah Kirl. The
action Of the play takes place In Cal.
.fornia during tho days Of ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-18
Hart in Favor of
State Park Board

Revival Of the state park board
was urged upon Gov. liar, at n meet.
ing OF the trustees OF tho Natural
Parks association Tuesday noon at
tho Ranier club. A resolution was
adopted commanding tho offer Of n
tract OF nearly s.soo acres on orca.
island. offered TO the state by Robert
Moran. pioneer Seattle shipbuiidcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-18
Maryland Defeats
Woman Suffrage

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Feb. is.--Ratl
ficasion OF tho woman suffrage
amendment b. Maryland was killed
hero yesterday. the lower house OF
tho legislature defeating a resolution
O. 20 sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-18
When you set
Indigestion
~ - a.

A few tablets Of 'Pape's Diap~p-
they reach the stomach.
''Papes Dnpcpsin.' by neusrailx.
ms the acidlty Of tho s;onach, In
stantiy relieves the food rouring and
fermentation which causes the
gases. heartburn.
flatulcnce. fuiinsss. OF pain In stom.
ach and intcstlnea
"rapa's Diapepwin- helps regulate
disordsrcd stomaohs NO favoritc foods
can be eaton without causing dis.
tress. Costs no little at drug siorca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-18
Bear OIL Grows Hair

One OF the potential ingredients Of
kotnlko--for the hair--is genuine
bear oil, procured through hunters al
a large cost. There are other ac-
tive ingredients not found In any
other hair preparation kotalko ~
an ointment II has succeeded In
many eases OF badness. falling hair
and dandruff when every other hair
lotion or treatment has proved fu-
tile. A $500 guarantee IL offered to
kotsiko users
Why become or remain bald ~ You
can grow hair7 II others have OBJ
tained a new growth through ko-
taiko. why not your Get box at
any busy drug store. or send 10
cents. silver or s;amps. for testing
package. with proofs. TO John Hart
Britain. Bx-30f. Station Il. New
York City. Cut out and show others
this advertisement
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ropAy's PROGRAMS

ropAy's PROGRAMS
IIuINrN --Waitsee Held In ''Dvu-
hte speed"
CI.EMMER--wsdxs Ks~an~siy In The
ttioomir. Angel"
COlistt M--Nsrsas rsimadgc In "a
psaxhts~ of rw. M.sids'I "ts.bby
namp.," Animated ssrtoong Cell
i-cam News.
STRAND - Enid renss't In The
Woman io the Suitcase" strand
weekly.
kEN--tath tlifferd In tn. Amss-
ins Woman! Tradition Hssnjupl
Scenic.
Marked Men Tom Price. soioist.
CLASS ANNA Ruben. la "A Mans
taantry."
tiffLE--z.s- csey's 'Dcs~vt Geld"