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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
DEMANDS PROBE
OF WOOD MONEY
Senator Borah Renews Re-
quest for Inquiry

wAsTuNGTOS. May SENATE
leaders today were consulting on
renewed demand by Senator
Iiorah for investigation OF Gen.
Words campaign expenditures.
Following receipt Of Information
concerning the Ohio and Indiana
primary campaigns conducted tn BE-
half OF Gen. Wood. Borah renewed
his demands that a proper commit.
ter be instructed by the senate TO
make an inquiry.
lsorah'H friends say today they
will not consent TO an invcsifra ton.
uninsa they arc satisfied with the
committee.
II they do not get the committee
they want. Bornh and his friends
will aTain carry the question OF
campaign expenditures Into the open
senate. they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Fewer Deaths in
Portland Streets

seastia had five more peryons
killed and sss more injured IN traffic
accidents than did Portland in 1919.
according TO letter recoived from
traffic authorities by Lieut. C. c.
Carr Wednesday.
Seattle had 10 persons killed By su.
tomobIios and four by motorcycles
during the last year. while Portland
had ~ pcaths by automobiles and
four by motorcycles. Seattle records
show 1875 injuries. as compared 10
i..07 In Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
NATTY BANDITS
IN Gun BATTLE
Escape After Robbing Vic
tim OF $3.50

Two natty handits. VINO wrsr
black silk masks and form.fitting
overcoats. are sought by police.
following gun duel and rob.
berry. in which the pair took $3.50
from Joseph Clark. manager Of
Mortimer apartments. 1866 sist ave.
Tuesday night
Byron J. Dolphin. auto drtvcr.
s5tT Washington 1T. had Just 10
turned home. when he saw two men
skulkins In the shadow. Entering
his own home, he obtained = revol.
yer. and returned 20 his front door.
Dolphin ran into the arms OF man.
who ovidentaliy was ON tho point Of
rapping. The bandit was masked
and held revolver. Dolphin quick.
~ grabbed tho sun hand and threw
Il up In the air and shot twice with
his own revolver. which he held In
hts left hand Tho bandit then fired
twice over Dolphin's head.
Dolphin released his hold on the
bandits wrist. and tho latter jumped
rum inc potNn ahu tahs ~ was
Joined by his companion. who ap.
peared from behind the house.
Ten minutes after the Dolphin tn
cident. Clark was called 20 the front
door Of his apartment by the door
bell lie had no sooner cpened tho
door. when he was pushed back into
the hail
stick up your hands, was the
tcgue response offered In answer to
his question. who IL itT'
one bandit covered Clark with 70
volver while the other searched him.
Ills pocketbook. containing t5so was
soon found
III you stick your bean out OF this
door. wen bust Il with a bullet" he
" 49, told.
whsercupon both bandits left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Convicted Booze
Thief Gets Recess

Ed Hagen. former policeman. ON.
victsd hst Fall of having robbed the
government customs warehouse of
over 1.T0o bottles OF bonded Canadian
whisky. was granted 90 days leave
from the federal district Wednesday.
Hagen is under heavy bond. while
awaiting the result OF his appeal to
the circuit court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

sACfs\AMESro. May TT am
very haApy over the resuita.- said
Grove L. johnson. father ~ safsatoF
Hiram johnson. this morning.
After yesterdays excitement.
Grove Johspson remained in bed this
morning. Ne Ia Is years old
california; has shown by her
vote that sheA IN neither rro-Gcrnsn.
nor pro BritiAh. but Is pro. Amer4
can he said. II feel eonfidcn; tina,
the nation wilf foiiow California"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Wins
IN CALIFORNIA
Has Lead OF 136,945 Over
Herbert Hoover

SAN FRANCISCO. May g.
Hiram Johuson's lead Over Her.
bert Hoover nj II a. m. wns
Isa.sJa ~ the count proceeded
Of ballots east In yesterdays pri.
mary election.
The corrected totals at that time
from s.ssp precincts complete out OF
s,Tse In the state werei
johnson. s9a.sii; Hoover. ibs.27s.
Tho feature Of the mornings de
veiopmenta wns the gain Johnson
obtained over Hoover In Los Angeles
county. where he led by 6.ais votes
Ia d3s precincts.
votsrn ala not tah~-ehe trouh,~ %
scratch ballots, and 40 johnson will
have at the Chicago convention a
complete set OF 20 California dele.
gates.
johnson carried the northern cities
by overwhelming leads. plling up ma
iorities of ?. . and 20 1. Hoover
seems 20 have carried los Angeles.
Kings and Ventura counties by small
maJqriierI but his vote in Southern
California WIS by no means ms large
an had been expected by the Hoover
manaRera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Four Hard Cider
Sellers "Marked"

Following the discovery. Tuesday.
OF 1000 gallons Of superlative cider
In Kent warrants for the arrest of
the proprietor- OF four soft drink -.
Adjustments In that town viii be IL.
sued. federal prohibition officers said
vs. ndnaaday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
DEATHS


1eKernsa. Mary L. ~ sstt 18th
N. ~
Erickson. Ida 50. us Fourth ~
fsin.r. Carl August 81. sit Minor
ave.
Anna fs. rfiT siss n
rafferty,. william. ~. Ia. second Az.
Dorr. Elmer ". 10, as 18Th y.
Citff. Malta ~. ~. Madison hotel
TakAgi surniko. !. iio issh ss.
BunnelL George a. also Govern
tnmut way.
TuJshlro. okirA . month"; Gil King
st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
BIRTHS

Armstrong. q. II. Columbus Hani-
omi1o. X, ne Washington ST. boy.
ranaks. Y isit Whippie st-. girL
shtnbo ~. 200 Warrington st.. boy.
Schunxei =. NJ. shts orchard st.. boy.
Pisrson. c. T.. 1911 Hafbor ave. s..
boy.
Hoffman. IL Seattle General hos
pitaL boy
Rshins. II A. ssa,tis General hos
riitE + NJ. fs.s nth w stri
GuH;aYsHen. A. A. tTss Earl ave-
boy
elaaarieh. J. II. 1898 Sunset ave-. boy
smith. l.. ktf5 f.~nry ave. girL
satirFlss. q. s9isA falrvi@~. girl
chaprrtL IT. ti5 i1th ". boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
What to Do! Fire
in u. s. Mail Box

A north end fire department was
forced 20 use craft when fire was
discovered In a mail box at f3rd ave.
and woodlawn ave. "wednesday
morning. The box was saved but a
quantity OF mail was damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

The public naturally inquiries:
why do we have such bad teeth To-
day when our parents and GRAND
parents did not have these condi.
tons or. at least. did not have these
fatal diseases- There arc several
roasons for this. In the first place.
our forcfathers did not bother with
dentists except to have an offending
tooth extracted. In the second place.
modern dentistry had not developed
TO tho point OF expensive repair and
preservation OF the teeth AZ we
know IL today. IL has been csti-
mated that so per cent Of the people
who have had repair work done.
even In the most expensive and
latest manner. have infected teeth
which may become menace to
their health at any time.
The relation OF infected teeth
20 rheumatism was demonstrated by
Hastings In 1914. This was a very
important discovery. for this dis
case had baffled physicians who
could find no definite cause for 1t.
and many fancicd theories were put
forward to explain the cause. Not
only ran rheumatism be prevented
by intelligent care OF the teeth. as
outlined above. but in many cases
II can be cured by the simple
method Of extracting infected teeth.
Possibly the most common silment
OF people in genera today is
summed up in the general term
stomach trouble and often this
condition rcsists all attempts at
eradication by the ordinary methods
and may persist for years. causing
the patient to drag out miserable
existence. In the majority of cases.
infected teeth are at the root of the
trouble. and IL the condition has not
progressed too far. extraction OF
those teeth. so fohdly cherished for
years. may clear up the chronic
stomach trouble.
1--WE have proven conclusiveiy
that the infection OF the teeth. after
years, may spread to other organs
OF the body and causc disease in
these remote regions. which disease
has apparently no relation to the
teeth. but. nevertheless. the infected
teeth are directly responsible for the
condition.
Barker. Mt the Johns Hopkins
Hospital. has shown that many cases
OF pernlcious anemia have recovered
when the infected teeth arc extract.
ed. II has also been shown that
serious heart conditions. diseases OF
the kidneys--commonly known as
BriEht's Disease'--diseases of the
gall bladder and many other diseases
may be the result. directly or in
directly. OF focus OF infection orig.
mating in the teeth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Wood Il Winning
Indiana Primary

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. May S.
Unofficial returrfs in tho Indiana
presidential pref srcnce primary to
day gave in J.is0l PRECINCTS OF total
Of s.2sT.
Wood. $3.50: johnson. b-.0ie.
L>owdcn. .i.sss. Hhrdlng. i5.s2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
JOHNSON CARRIES
llOON EK'S lOlNTY

Johnson Invaded iIoow~--s county.
Santa Clara. and carried IL. according
10 incomplete returns.
In iTt out Of -. Santa Cara coun
~ precincts tho yots was: johnson
tss. Hoover s.sii.
johnson swept Alameda county. in.
GLIDING tho cities Of Oakland. Alamr
da and berkeley In All gu, OF 4so
Alatn~sia rr~cinrsH tho vote Was
johnson to.otT. Hoover sssTs.
In I-os Angeles county Hoover is-f
In eco out Of Lars precincts tho vote
vas. Johnson SOFA. Hoover st.Tos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Governor Cox to
Get Kentucky Aid

LOUISVILLE. Ky May s.-Gov.
James NJ Cor. Of Ohio, will have the
support OF Kentucky'd delegates TO
tho democratic nationaf convention.
a, san Francisco. The Atate couvcn
ton. meeting hare. voted jdst before
adjournment early today. to send
the entire delegation To the Coast
pledged TO the Ohio governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

.esame and Residence. Az.
Miidl~eten. Herbert O.. Seattle Legal
simon-s& Lena NJ. ssattis 49,. Legal
FIELD. pyxon H.. Resitia ..... .i~Esi
Miller. ErNnA. Seattle .......- Legal
Gordon. Joan G.. Seattle .--...i
shaw. Mary l.. Seattle ...--.....if
EInhaas. Gusaave. Tac-na. .......ak
nerE. Esther. Asytsls .-.....---....
Hay, Archibald O. sesssis ...-,i
Williamson. Lsoile " Seattle ....is
alberta s,, palsaias; sa'ls. -. Ls go
Greene. Stanley. Seattle $3.50. fsssal
Thompson. Ethel G.. seaefi~ Legal
Morgan. William J.. Eric. T1A-. i~Eal
Lata Ma. Erie. Ia ...--..Ss .LeEsl
Auss, Paul n. Seattle ....sA,e iS~gI
utsch. Georgia. Seattle ......Rs.sal
Kahn. Nlkotsl saattis .... flrKal
funniiA Maria f. s~atus 49,. Lsssai
Johnson. Robert T.. Seattle ...foxsl
Ia Fontainr. lone 8. Seattle. .LegaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Investigations Shop How X-Rays of
Teeth Prevent Disease and Insanity
A. COTTON
Medical Director Of New jersey State Hospital
= tConfinue6 Tuesdays


FINALLY. the most serious result
Of infected teeth is To be found in
the relation OF this infection 70
nervous and mental conditions. We
have been for years cropping in the
dark. trying TO find a cause for these
uncxplainable conditions. We have
considered mental diseases as some
thing apart from general diseases
where such things as worry. grief.
fear. ovcrwork. and many other
elements are usually given as the
cause of disease OF the mind Since
We have found at the State Hospital
at Trenton that many OF the patients
suffering from mental disease had
also very serious chronic infections
OF the teeth, tonsils and Eastro-in-
tesiinai tract and that by eliminating
these infections our patients recov-
cred, we are justified in concluding
that these chronic infections play
very important role in the causatian
OF the mental condition OF course.
other factors. such as We have men,
toned. have a profound effect in
lowering the vitality and allowing a
At@N~HN tesaNAAARAt ~ ttA0Atlt aCAitt.
by recognizing the fact that
mental diseases may be the result
Of Infection and the toxermia or
poisoning due TO this infection, We
have been able to restore many
patients. who with our former meth
DDS OF treatment. became chronic
patients and remained in the hos
pital until the time OF their death.
AS a prevention of mental dis.
eases. then. II would seem that tho
proper care OF the teeth is of the
utmost importance. and we woulis
emphasize the fact that the proper
care is entirely different from what
the usual dental examination reveals.
and that only by refusing to have
devitalized teeth teeth in which the
nerve has been destroyed. or crown
ed. or otherwise preserved, and in
sisting upon having the teeth ex-
tfaeted, can We hope for better teeth
and prevent infection. which later
VIII have serious consequences. This
Is a matter which can be controlled
by the individual. and II Is the public
In general who can bring about
better state of affairs by insisting
upon good dentistry. I'm the sense we
nave explained, and by not allowing
The Kind of dental work which prer
serves the teeth TO the detriment
OF the patients health. Such re-
suits as we are trying to obtain
can only be brought about by edu.
eating the public in these matters.
as wen as the medical and dental
profession. For this reason we be.
heve that the widest publicity.
should be given to these facts and
their Importance emphasized both
from the standpoint OF prcvcntiong
and cure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Tho best type OF man for long
life II rather short and below the
normal weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Unit~d States capital pl'sr~d In
Canada In 1919 totaiad 400. 600. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Tho Hama. like the caN,el. j.
known only in state OF douhestics.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Read What an Authority
Says About the X-Ray
As Applied to Teeth
usepr.n,ed from November 1919 o, Dental FactA7

Gseprined from November 1919. DENTAL FactA1
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-02
INDIGESTION? LET
GOLDINE NO. HELP
YOU GET RID OF 1T

Indigestion is disagreeable and
dangerous. Disagreeable because OF
the pain and aches which accompany
it; because you cannot eat the things
you want to eat and should eat
Dangerous because 1t puts your stom--
ach IN weakened condition, a con
dition which enables germs of all di
seases to get hold on you; danger
GUS because it causes q large quantity
of gas which often travels to the vici-
nifty OF your~heart and might, If not
restricted, stop the heart action
through pressure and cause your
death without warning.
Therefore, it seems that indiges
ton, while apparently a slight all
ment, may cause dangerous and fata
results, and is something which should
be fought off u once. And the sim.
plest, easiest, surest way Of fighting
1t Off is to trcat yourself with Goldnc
No. /, the herb remedy
Mr.. Gustav Frey of 10 Spruce st
Kane, Pa, suffered two years with in.
digestion Now he says: 81 bough
can truthfuily say / have been benefit
one box of Godine No. tablets am
ted by them. My food digests be
ter my headaches are not so severe
and the gas and bloating is gone"
II Godine will do that for Mr.. Frey
1t will do It for you, too. Don't risl
your health any longer. You can ge
goldine in your city. It's sold at w
l.. Gokay's Drug Store, ADV,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Bri efly for Busy Readers

Watch for the big Eastes Monday
show at Harte Theatre. Adv.
Miss Lucy Haynes and Miss Helen
Cutting were in Troy Thursday,
Vivian Martin in Lite Comrade"
Briggs Comedy. Special music. Iii
brary Theatre today. Aav.
William Farnum in vHeart Strings
d. anna Of love, passion and Iaisun
derstandiag. Opera house today and
tomorrow. ADV.
Coming Monday-Library Theatre
Norma Talmadge in super-produc-
ton The Isle Of Conquest (See
cur big add ADV.
Mrs. Geo. ge Damodr of Dewey
street, who recently underwent an
operation, was able the first OF tbs
week to leave the Putnam Memorial'
hospital
MIS-. Arthur W. lockwood went tc
Troy Thursday to meet her daughtcr
Elizabeth, who attends school at
Garden City and who will spend tn
spring recess at her home here
The Bonus Payment Plan for girls
as beginners in the NaiaGook and
Finishing Departments Of the BlacA
Cat Textiles Co., is well worth inyes-
tigating Phone A." ADV G7t1a
See WiHialh Farncm in 'Ile27t
Strings" The story of musical
genius whom villiany could not crush
Opera House tonight, shows Z and 8
Saturday shows at 3, and o. Adv.
Americas mos beautiful and ,a
ented star Norma T2lGaGge in super
production 1.-THE Isle of Coaqgest' At
Libra Theatre Monday-see our
big ad. Watch for it every day, we
viii soon tell you of something never
before attempted in Bennington
ADV.
America most beautiful and tai
ented star, Norma Talmadge in sup
reproduction The Isle of Con-
quest" at Library Theatre Monday
see our big ad, Watch fof it every
day, we Will soon tell you OF some
thing never before attempted in
Bennington.
There is an unusual oppo tunity
for girls at the mill of the Black Cat
Textiles Company to earn high wages
and beginners are trained in a veey
short time to become expert SEWING
machine operators and while learn
ing, are paid bonus in addition TO
fixed weekly sum. Phone AZ. AN
G1t12
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-02
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Laura Libbey of Vergennes is
visiting Miss Barbara Rich.
Mrs. Jennie Scrivens is spending
a few days at her home here.
Sylves er Babson entertained few
little friends Thursday afternoon in
honor of his birthday
Mrs. r. H. White and children are
the guests of her father, H. D. Fill
more in Bennington.
Miss Helen lockwood of New York
city is spending a few days with her
sister, Mrs. J. l.. Durham.
Leon Hiliiard Of Arlington, who has
been visiting friends in Bennington,
is 1he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. o.
Tefft.
Tomorroy the big Aircraft product
ion, 1.-The Little American with
Mary Pickford in the title role. A big
war drama that will hold your inter
est. Also Huns and Hyphens, big
V special Vitagraph two reel comedy,
ADV
Baptist church services Sunday by
"the old time; Morning worship at
1890 (Standard Time), 1870 (Day-
light Saving Time) Evening service
at Z (Standard), daylight Saving).
Sunday school and Young Peoples
meeting by the same schedule. See
Saturday nights paper for special
Easter program. ,e1Ts 9t9lqff
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-02
EAST ARLINGTON
a NA NJ

Easter Sunday services at Oliyet
church are as follows: Morning
preaching service at II O'Clock
Topic OF the sermon, THE Risen
Life" The music win include an
Easter anthem by the choir and a
solo, 1.-THE Voice Triumphant by
Mrs. F. b. Patterson The church or
chestra wiz accompany the choir. At
o'clock in the afternoon there will
be Vesper service with observance
of the Lords Supper, reception Of
new members and baptism of chill
dren. The music will include the
Easter hymns with a solo, "The
Prayer Perfect by Mrs. Patterson
All the attendants. of the church
are urged to be present and the pub.
lie is cordially invited
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-02
Advertising That Speaks the Truth-LiteralIy
and Absolutely

You what you printed In Lure advertisements
without dscounng single word You test every statement
and by the merchandise When the Lure
store through advertisement to get just what
for in value quality and Comparative prices not
made solely attract attenoy made because the goods
price ticket YOU
WILL NEVER BE DISAPPOINTED IN QUANTITY OR QUALITY.
principle Of the Lrie business live to advertising
to the letter Prices unbeeVaby yet REMEMBER
THAT LURES PRICES APE LOW because there twelve
stores doing large BUSINESS buying and selling for cash only thus
making nosbe the most exceptional values and ALWAYS Low
EST PRICES EEAsM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-02
The Price Marked on the Goods Is the Price
to Everyone

Every article Of merchandise for sale in Lurie stores is
marked in plain figures and at the lowest possible price, and
will any made but the marked
Everyone the advantage Of buying the SAME PRICE When
reduced all have the advantage Small profits
made possible of business and has Lures
twelve cash buying and cash selling power"
The first Lurie established and made
this principle
committed to this policy
Our customers have the confidence benetne alike in
the principle price, without anyone
circumstances for any
One price to aI-aways, and always the lowest.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-02
Lurie's Is a Store For All-At All Times

everyone The price you pay e2s matter
you Through system Of buying for stores
contains the largest assortments Of varieties qualities
otyles. There distinctions your buying is the
only standard that need limit investment desire the
you will find here you desire the least expencive
will hrd here Those who consider utility only will be
we'll pleased those who only consider the artistic and
through "Lues twelve BUYING selling
power" you of the LOWEST PRICES AND THE
GREATEST VALUES.
SINCERITY HERE Service that STYLE quality
and value but is shown of employee Customers
the assistance Of Intelligent trained employees,
who know customers guests and always show the
consideration for their Wishes You Lurie
without feeling that you have buy welcome. Everyone
always welcomed appreciate coming and consider
honored store with your presence.
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LURES Has Twelve Times the Buying Power
Single Store

Lurie's SELL for CASH BUY for CASH. BY selling
for only all the great charge Interest
debts bookkeeping collections eliminated
of the merchandise
credit is given Such be paid by the customer
Plus trade profit LURES stores such expenses.
Manufacturers the probsms-it great
amount of to do credit business So Lus buy for cash
and receive other CASH
SELLING AND CASH BUYING MAKE LOWER PRICES A FACT
HERE.
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LURES Merchandise Has Single Standard
the Best

Price has only momentary attraction "cheap goods
generally quality Low prices
cheap goods Value quality of
result of Lures twelve selling
Never time when this
War conditions have prices skyward
difficult to obtain at substutons lowering
standards is temptation TO who
safely prices again "Lures twelve store cash
buying and selling power helps BY heavily
ing standard goods AGO. have saved great
Lurie's