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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
DANES TALKING
FOR REPUBLIC

COPENHAGEN. March si--ra.
horftes were To present their plan 90
call general strike In protest
against the kings action In dinnirs.
ing tina cabinet Of PREMIER Zahls to
a meeting of the Trade Union con-
Eress today.
Tie king. ~ wne sbid. charged the
new mininntry Of labor with rcrpon.
kibiilty for preventing tho strfka. but
was told the ministry was powcriens.
Railway workers ana postal workers
agreed to walk out u the strike was
called Social dcmocrAts. at a meet.
ing last night. adopted resolution
d~nouncing the kings coup and de-
manding elections after the plan fol-
lowed in republics. with extension OF
the voting power.
The king approved the new oahi.
net. under the premiership OF Otto
Lleb-. late yesterday. The ministry
was pledged to call Immediate cleo
tons and cndeavor 60 obtain intsrna
,ionaiikation Of fiennhorx.
Rumorn OF republic perndnted to
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
TON OF FOOD TO
GERMANY DAILY
SeattIeites Send 200 to 800
Packages by Mail

Seattle sends over "A ton ~ food
20 Germany every day 2.Z00 20 $500
pounds are tho official figures.
This ia how H. a. Hayden, special
clerk ~ the parcel post. sums up tho
situation.
"Altho only a small part Of our
foreign mail goes 20 Germany, he
says practically oil 81 that consists
Of foodstuffs. mostly bacon. lard.
and other fats We get 200 20 800
parcels Of that nature Day con
signed 10 Germany. Most Of them
tip tho limit OF ~ pounds. Poland
comes next. with 30 10 90 packages. ."
Moreover. II costs Hers 10 rend a
parcel to Germany than II does 20
New York. The rate In the came 20
either place. IL cents a pound But
on II pounds 10 New York. nj ~
cents a pound. six cents war tar IL
added. making the cost sl.2s. While
the same weight parcel can be sent
20 Germany for ii.32. Foreign mail
H. exempt from war tar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
BRITISH DENY
TURK TREATY
No Agreement Regarding
Sultan and DardaneIIes

WAsHNGTON. March sis-Ths
state department has received de
NAL from Great Britain OF the. eH'
iatsnoe OF "A treaty between that
country and Turkey whereby the
sultan would be allowed 90 remain
IN Constautinople anu Britain would
be given control OF the straits. IL
was learned today.
What purp0rted 90 be the text Of
such an alleged treaty was received
by the state department. December
II. last year. from Admiral Mark
Bristol. United states commissioner
at ConHtnntlnopie. ID was learned.
Information 90 the Same effect
was received from Paris on Deoem-
Der 10. ON February n Bristol
pointed out 10 the state department
that the authenticity OF tho alleged
treaty was already regarded A.
doubtful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Says He Cut Meat
But Not Prices

Butchers are not living mp 90 the
alleged agreement made with the 30
called fair prios committee to sell
shoulder OF veal this week for 20
cents IA pound. according to com
paint made TO The Star.
A Capital Inn woman phoned that
her meat man had charged her 20
cents q pound. saying II had cost him
81. she said he told her he had made
no agreement and was not rosponsi-
bio for what the price committee said
In the papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
OAKLAND GIRL
IS KIDNAPPED
Rescuers Are Beaten OF by
Her AbduCtorS

OAKLAND. Cal. March si.-Po.
lice hero today were investigating
the kidnapping OF an Unidentified girl
who late yesterday was dragged.
screaming and fighting. into an auto
mobile and whisked away from the
heart of Oakland.
Members OF street car crew at.
tempted TO rescue the struggling
girl. but the abduotorv--there we're
two drove them off with hlacktaekH.
Before tho car darted away. the girl
was heard TO scream. They're TAX
ing me to San Joao--for Gods sake
got the number
Tho police say they have the num-
Der Of tho ear. but refuse 60 make II
public until they have found the
owner. The san jose police today
wcrc on tho lookout for tho kidnap-
era' machine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Dan Sawyer Seeks
Ed Hendrickson

ia Hendrfckson's old friend. Dan
Sawyer from chippewa. Wis. In
stopping nj the Hotel Regina. so4
Second ave. g.. and wishes To get in
touch with him. When Sawyer last
saw Hendrickson the latter was
street earring IN Superior. Wis. ~
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
BIRTHS

Rsma~hf, &, ere Jackson rs- gk1
lilkida r. sss Weller 81. boy
kurimoto. J. ttt James at. boz
ryeda- ~ 1891 washinxtoa ct. boy.
EnokL 4. sis s Fourth n. Girl.
Johnson. L r.. ist7 Main 81, girl
THROWN. r. 7sof y. Howell St. boy.
Hopper. T. King county hospital
Southland. r. g. tsi7 Austin ct. Eiri
Hanson. Oscar. $40 southern ave-.
boy.
Taylor. r, c. EsT ieth ave. boy.
nrawfn. y. W. aef5 ssth -. boy.
Elliott. ~ l.. BOO atth g. boy,
Saninio. =. " Tig fath ave- girl
Mltteis,sad. A. L. .les Second ~
Measil +. O. soai soth & w boy.
nae.ri y. Y "a itth + E'fl
eoodrcck. w. A. sis Aloha ST. girl
Johnson. 9 A. sas W tsih. boy,
ttneadl.r. q T.. eia W. soth. girl
liibson. q g. stiT stth n. boy.
Erickson. O. J, fbs Thomas A.. Etri
Ileck. r.. 9te Emerson ST. boy.
faiiarl. n. se1s Gilman ava BOY.
Nelson. j., sats Dibbl~. gtrt
namrna. H. ", sssi w. ssth. Girl
Huttora. A, aasT isth W. boy,
Minor h MI 3xDg .5sh w girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Oh, Mamma! But
Pappas Is Slick

An alleged hail money Ewindie. :"
tared Tuesday afternoon IN Justice
Investigated wednesday by Deputy
Prosecutor G A. Mount
Sam pappas. auing Tom rappas.
no, a relative. disclosed that affsr
rocrn, criminal case had hecn dis
pouud of Tom had drawn down siet
tail belonging 10 Sam and had kept
n. with tho explanation that the
court had kept the sum for costs"
Tho suit was halted temporarily TO
give TINA for the prosecutors probe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Had the Honor Of
Being Convicte(

PORTLAND. March 3i.--XeA ~
1 had that honor"
That reply was made by Rasph ~.
Chaplin. editor OF Solidarity. e0i-
cial organ OF the I. W. W.. wesn BE-
was asked In court here late yss1w-
day if he had been convicted with
william ID. Haywood In Chicago Ast
summer for conspiracy 10 oosefuct
the draft
Chaplin was star wftneso ~ Nc
defense In the trial a. Jcseph
Laundy. Portland radical. who r
charged with criminal syndica1ism-
George r. yanderveer. defeuse
counsel. took the stand yesterday In
behalf OF his client
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
BEEMAN QUITS|
ENGINEER ID
Says Resignation Due
Too Much Politics

Capt. Thomas H. Beeman. depuD
county engineer. has rendered ~
resignation. charging County En-
nscr Samuel !. Humes with affSup0
ing " force members 81 the depsff'
ment 10 support c. y. Morford. ci14
deputy under Ilumes. as the htf<f<
successor for office.
Iseaman declares bo was wndtcd ~
on b. a committee, Ssdd 20 have -
selected by Humes. and infof
tina. he support MOrford or siso ~
sign ~
Beefnan has been mcntionsd - .
more than likely candidate ~
Hunes' office. Beeman's rssignaon
takes effect Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
GERMAN REBELS
REFUSE DEMAND
Huns In Ruhr District Are
Still Defiant

PARIS. March sfs-rhe French
foreign office was advised from Ser.
lin today that the German Ruhr
rebels have refused the ultlmatum
of Gen. Won Waiter demanding that
they give up their arms and dishand
their sovieta.
Meantime. tho advfcs said. inde.
pendent socialists IN Berlin had de
olared an ui,imatum to the govern
ment demanding removal of Won
Waiter. commanding the govern.
ment'n troop. which have taken the
field against the rebels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Boom for McAdoo
On in Illinois

CHICAGO. March si.--WliiiAm q.
MeAdoo was placed In the race for
the presidency with tho launching 81
a boom for him BY Illinois democrats
here today.
Thr movement to boom the former
secretary Of tho treasury was begun
a few dayu ago by leading democrats
OF tho state and was made known
today By Michael igoo. former as
instant United States district after.
ney and democratic leader Of tho
state assembly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
OFFERS REWARD
FOR BOYS CLUE
Father OF Oore Bartholi
win Pay 500

w. r. Rarehsff. father Of Dore
Bartholf. stysaroid ALASKA minor.
missing from Auburn since Tuesday.
notified Sheriff John strinr~r that
he would pay $500 inward for infer
nation icading 60 the discovery 81
his son. Young BArshoif rnysssrsous
~ disappeared. after buying . pack
ago Of clgArets.
lie was s@en riding down fish ST.
Tacoma. In a big touring car sasur-
day By Herbert Brown. its3 v 10th
IT.. Tacoma. Brown reported to
Strtnx.r Thursday Brown said he
spoke to Harthoir. whom he know.
well. strinEer scnt a deputy TO Ia,
coma 70 investigate the cius.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
DEATHS

Nc Donald. Mary A.. Is. 1855 W. s3nd.
IN sldon. Artsnus A., 1891 Bcren ave.
cownihan. James, a., sis Yale ave y.
Douglas. Mary, 10. sest T. Cherry st.
jain. John Henry. 80. AcDougail
paui'ariurn
~ at
Datdort. oliver =. ~. iis u. 18th
Corey. walter =. 20, k1i1 4eth X
Fletcher. Belie. -. h0fs aTth q
henderson. Baby. month. Sound
View Eanitariunl
uayami. T.. ~. Puget Sound hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
'SP00k TELEPHONE"
WILL LET YOU TALK
10 LIE NEXT WORLD

NEW YORK. March si.--oBs
Of these days we're 10 have the
spook telephone. This IL zerfous
No laughter hidden IN II any
where. The l.adcrens IF an up
town spiritualiHtic church made
tho announcement 60 her audi.
cnce.
scientists are working on H."
she said You know how much
has been discovered iaiely-radi.
urn and ether and everything
and Il Is only a matter Of a little
while before We shall have per.
feeted n sman instrument by the
use Of which any Of IA can Ket Ia.
to communication with the other
world. Just as We now talk to un.
snen friends By telephone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
VOTE IS
DUE IN HOUSE
Resolution viii Be Called Up
on Friday

WASHINGTON. March si>-The
resolution to declare peace between
the United States and Germany will
be called up In the house Friday
Chairman Campbell Of the rules
committee and Chairman Porter Of
the foreign affairs COMMITTEES sid
today.
A final draft OF the resolution has
hecn agreed tn by the republican
leaders and n viii be introduced In
tho house today. they said. conaid-
GRAFTON and a favorable report by
the foreign affairs COMMITTEES Is ex'
pc~ted tomorrow. and the rules com
mlftro. campbrfi said. Is ready "a
make n the SPECIAL order n shs
house the following day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31

ready for you. perfect In every de-
tall on the lnstant--the equal In fab
ric and fit 10 the b~rt tajlorcdto-
measure Huits--and certainly a great
deal less expensive
We carry mems fashionable
clothes Of famous advertised makes,
and VIC back them up with our own
guarantee. Come In and order your
suit now--he prepared for Easter.
Chcrry's style shop. 207 Rial;o
building. over PlR'n Whistle. Second
ave, between Madison and Spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
C0RBALEY QUITS,
HADLEY ON JOB

Roy o. iiadisy took Office wednos-
day as the temporary secretary OF
the Chamber % Commerce. following
the resignation Of Gordon G. Cor.
haley. who has accepted tho office OF
assistant 20 Tho president Of tho Puy-
ailup and sumner Fruit Growers as-
ISOLATION. and has organized the
MsinrAth corbaiey company. a food
saice concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Infant Falls From
Window to Death

BAN FRANCISCO. March 81
william CoruEas. three ycars old.
fen from a second story window ~
his home this morning. suffering IN.
turios from which he did shortly
afsrrwarf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
TONIGHT

: t1o=woIrs cafeteria. sif Second
ave.--firyan Democracy cipb Of
King county meetg 60 hear. Rob
sft Montgomery. pefHunhl friend
81 iiryan and editor Of fuyaiiup
Valley Tribune. speak on "Hry-
ans Contributions - ProEres-
siNe Democracy" J. /. 0uimbr.
former state senator from Ne
braskA, another friend OF Bryan.
viii talk.
\ seattle Pacific coiiege~-eAstsr
rantatA. Calvary" viii be sung
by college chorus directed BY
W, w. CAthsy.
shs -Pfymou Congregational
chureh--tseab.ok Girls club pre-
sents AN Evening IN. Armenia =
= 90 IL -Abor temple weekly meet
ing OF Central labor council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Sen. Harding in
Race to Finish

CLEVELAND. O.. March si.--Scn.
aior Warren q. Harding In IN the re-
publican prcsidentiai race TO the FIN.
ish. and don NOT intend to play the
baby act and transfer his Delegates
IN another candidate NJ the last mo-
mons. he said today. after launching
his campaign In this territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Thieves Play Jazz
While They "Work"

NEW YORK. March si.-Hurglars
smoked cigarettes and played jazz
music while they piifered the show.
room and office OF q phonograp phi
company on Duane St In their loo,
was n baby grand piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
THURSDAY

sgOo-cfubhcusr. n. iettn ct and
Evanston ave.---Aii residents 81
North End are invited TO meet
ing OF North Park improvement
club
90 Mcdonald srhooi--H~alth Com
missioner Read addresses Aerid-
tan Improvement club ON Vac
eiuAtIon-"
pNo - Douxtas hail--Auts Trade 8
council aauro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
FUNERAL SERVICES win Be held

at Bonncy.wstson's at .. m. Thurs
day for Mrs. William Elbridge Park
er. resident OF Seattle for 30 years.
who died Mt her home. 4is Boyiston
ave- Tuesday night after lingering
Illness. At the bedside were her
three children. Charles u. Parker.
DR.. Maud Parker and AdcIlA NJ.
Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
IF CAUGHT, HE'LL
1 GET NEW STRIPE

A thief with a particular taste for
green stripes examined several bolts
a suitingn IN J. John@on'a shop. us
uaight bldg. Tu~sday night and 80
iected a sui, pattern Of worxtsd with
a green pin strip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Ships Captain Is
Lost OverboaYd

VANCOUVER. H. c.. Maruh H.
Capt II Winter. In oommAn1 ~
steamship Canadian Raider. ~ ~
overheard between sidney and Mel
bourne. state reports rooe1va1 herx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Meanest Man Nabs
$40 Bill From Girl

Little Bella Harmon. 10. who ivrs
at III s0th ave-. Il n tsarful girl
Wednesday. and her mother In ssiIl
wearing her old shoes.
Bella was sent by her mother
downtown Tuesday afternoon. with
a $50 bill 10 get a pair Of new shoes
ordered last week. At Second ave.
and Columbia y, the girl. In pulling
her handkerchief from her pocket
lost tho bin
II was picked up by q member Of
tho Meanest Man club. who disap-
peared into a nearby alley. with q
crowd Of indignant pursueru at his
heels. lie eluded His pursucrH. and
Bella was forced 10 return home
with her sad story and without her
mothers shoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
DIVORCES GRANTED

Edison. Rhsnbins from Howard
Mitchell Mary T. from Harold q
1iordrrud. A. r. from Lou<a A.
Mueller. Fred from Ethel l.
purrAnt. YHsbeI r. from &. William.
HtranR. Iisi~p A. from Edgar C.
kalaus, Ruth from Milton G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Cleanup Week to
Begin Here April IL

Clean Up. Paint Up and Spade
Up Week" win begin April 10 this
year. according TO official prpciama.
ton issued by Mayor Caldwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31

all 10 escape thru the traps and into
tho tunnels before n squad Of police
could possibly reach them
Ending the tour. the party emerged
from under n building In an alley.
way. back OF tho Dreamland Dance
hall. Sixth ava s. and Maynard ave.
II expect this whole locality In
honrycombed just like this as far up
as 18th ave-" said Building Inspector
johnson.
Certainly nobody is doing any un.
foreground carpentry or digging
around here for any legitimate pur.
pose" said Caldwell. Policemen on
their beats must hereafter report
any such activity. and wen have
this all condemned and torn out
Wen give the tenants n week 10 do
IL. Then, II II isn't done. the city
viii attend 10 IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31

ANACONDA. Mont-ThcrfDome-
ter drops 80 degrees In ak hours
during raging blizzard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31

BTsrDGEIpRT. conn.---Albert n.
Beers. rs. former oomnander-in-chlsf
OF the q. A. r.. died Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31

party hastilyNretrcat~d without isarD-
ing what was beyond.
Ascending stairway thru a trar
door. tho mayor led the way into q
gambling room. operated ma n ciut
In tho rear 81 a Chinese soft drink
bar st ss1 Sixth ave. 4.
we came up uru their necrc,
getaway" said Caldwell
Gambling tables and a lottery cage
were In evidence. The room had
evidently been In use for some time.
hui xvaa de3ars.A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Buy Your Suit
Conveniently
CHERRY CHAT
r,IfERRYs terms

CIiERRr-s terms
~ viii make IL
convenient for you
20 secure a smart
spring suit right
now-and you can
have II the day
you want tour
expert filters viii
have your suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
Federal Court Is
Adjourned Today

Owing TO the absence of Federal
Judge jeremiah Neterer. the United
States district court In adjourned
until Thursday. Judge Neterer Is IN
Portland In connection with his OF.
fetal duties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nam. and nssidsscs Are
Wright. Henry ~, Seattle. -.....
HAnlsy. Iva Seattle ss....---.@.-.As
brennan. Albert -tlitnE> Mont. -
Peterson. Arci Gov. ....s.-. t~xal
Mcintosh. Grace. Portage ....sLesal
sw~nsar. MARTA. pouisbo .---...sa
Byra. Hanong. Fosaabo -.....as
sehang. George w.. Seattle -. Legal
cleary. Margaret. Seattle ...-.f@xai
f~A. iIaFoIs ~. Enattie ..---..t~gHi
cralg. Evelyn Il. seattle ..--. Legal
Angel Raphael n. Seattle mill
Israel. Hanuia- Seattle .....-.....si
ssoiIhakkr. william r.. Seattle ....ss
ccehiL Frances O.. Ielinghap ...se
siusiA William. seattle. Legal
Fantsnney. Marguerite A.. So
IARHl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
: s e: CHINATOWN ;: e: e =.

lantern ard with flashlights playing
on the walls. tho party went hurried
" from gambling room to gambling
rom. thru tunnels under sixth ave.
and under King II.
"l'd need guide 20 set out OF
here remarked Mayor Caldwell.
after an hours exploration. 4 don't
know whether I'm going OF coming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
TRIPLE DOORS
HEAVILY BARRED

Back thru another and evil smell.
ing passageway. the searehers found
another suite being fitted up for
gambling. Triple doors OF four-inch
thickness. all heavily barred and
bolted, and each equipped with
peep-hole were the protection against
raids here.
Poking cane up thru hole in the
ceiling. one OF the party discovered
secret system OF communication
thru which a person standing In the
room above. commanding view Of
the street, could signal tho gamblers
In the room below in time 10 permit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
CHINESE EXCITED
ny EMPLOYERS

When tho party reached the street
they found several score OF excited
Chimes. and other curious observers
having n look" founding a corner.
they descended again into the tunnels
and took up an exploration In a diff.
ferent direction. passing under King
1T and into several other gambling
joints. all deserted.
In a suite OF five adjoining rcona
evidence was found that rcc~nt
carpentry had been done. Two large
lottery cages had been built under.
ground and gambling tables OF
various shapes and sizes wero stack.
cd against the walls.
Wen spoil their game before they
get started" remarked the mayor.
Somebody show me the way on,
Of here"
Another tunnel was traversed and
n trap-door led upstairs into the rear
Of the Midway cafe. bfs Sixth ave.
s. Another trap door gave them en-.
trance Ia stuffy sleeping quarters
abovx
"Tcar all these bedrooms out
They're insanitary. or get out Of
the building" the proprietor was
/ told
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31
CALDWELL FAlI9
INTO STAGNANT POOL

Some Of the older tunnels were
electrically Eighties nut. cropping hts
way thru a dark bore. leading BE-
meath the Midway hotel. sisb sixth
ave r.. Mayor Caldwell stumbled In.
70 q pool OF stagnant water. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-31

Some wivc- seem 10 think thai
husbands were made to order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
This Pretty Girl Tells How She
Defes Age by Using Ordinary
Oatmeal to Beautify Her COMPLEXION

New York-AccordinS TO the we'll
Known beauty specialist. Mae Edna
Wilder. the wheels of time may be
turned backward II IL tile common
skin. Like everything else. the skin
needs food. care AID a,,ent!on The
pores to do their work properly
should be kept open and scrupu'ously
cream. For this purpose use good
cleansing cream jL.sfa cold cream |
have found TO be The bcstD After
being thoroughly clcaascd they should
De led, TO nonrish and bring TO the
SKIN that beautiful youthful appear
ance every normal woman Graves.
Miss wilder though Well pass the
fade. Is famous for her beautiful COM
pieXlon. and when asked how she re-
tains her youthful appearances. said:
xo,i, ~ rs is simple process % appear
years OF guessing my age. Here is
my secret. TO 10 any grocery store
ana get ten cents worth of ordinary
oatmeal Put Il small quantity of the
oatmeal in n bag OF checsecloth about
me size Of your hand. Drop on or
, mhIcn the bag 10 drons OF dcrwil!o.
counter OF any department or up-to-
dhtc drug store. dip In warn, water
ana ana use as you would wash cloth.
face hands, arms. neck and shoulders
night and morning. Let IL remain Oh
The skin for minute. thus allowing
~ p"rts W absorb the foou value
or the oatmeal Wash on With warm
water. rinse with cold water and dry
Thoroughly. Then apply derwiilo.
This Is very important In shor,
time your skin will undergo a mar
veious change. y rosy hue mounts
the cheeks. and n baby softness comes
to the skin. The very first applica-
ton viii convince you that this com
binntion liz most effective one
for beautifying purposes II Is cs-
pccially recommended for dark. val
low. rough skin. shiny nose. frcckics.
tan. sunhurn wrinkles and large