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mind" he went on. "stewa are de.
nclous. too. II you drop a bit o< onion
In. and don't make them too salty.
Mimi My mouth keeps watering
so. can't wait"
THAT paw didn't reach. either. but
there was one loft 10 he tried IL.
stretching II I'll he trcmhicd with
trying. "of course" he said. fried
twin must 30 grand. soaked over
night. then busted with flour and
done tn hot butter"
hut that paw didn't reach cither.
My N.Y. said tho RABBIT when
told the Fairy Queen was tired
Of being hunted and wanted 10 have
my turn and she sent mo to Topsy.
Turvy Land. she never told mo hui
mans wuro 20 hard 10 catch III
have 20 ask her about n"
And while he was stiil scratching
his head and thinking. the Green
Shoes slipped the ehlidr~n from I'm
der the box and they were far away
down tho road.
Copyright. 1899. N. n A.
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thin, NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BITR0-PHOSPHATE

suits following It's use are often
simply astonishing.
Weak. tired people regain strength
and vigor: tbinness and angularity
give way 90 piumpncss and curves
sleep returns To the sieeple=s: con-
fidence and chesrfuiness replae. de-
bllity and gloom. dull eyes become
bright, and pale. sunken cheeks re-
gain tho pink glow OF health Bitro-
Phosphate, the use OF which In mex
pensivs, also wonderfully promotes
the assimilation OF food. 80 much 90
that many people report mark ed
gains Of weight In few weeks
CAUTION: Although Bitro- Phoa-
nervousness. slecplessness and gem
eral weakness. u should not. owing
to It's remarkable flesh growing
properties. be used by anyone who
does not desire 10 put on flesh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
Says Husband Made
Her Do Marathon
SPOKANE. March 10.--Rose NJ.
MAKES FOOD TASTE
Good---Hood's sar-aparilia Creates
nm Appetite

Good---Hood's sar-npnrilin Creates
mn Appetite
Aids digestion and promotes assimi-
iation. DO that the body secures full
nutritive value thus naturally maxi
ing the weak strong. and giving the
sitality OF health. This great medi-
cine enables the digestive organs to
perform their functions easily, keeps
he stomach sweet and relieves or
prevents indigestion and other d.
Ecative troubles.
When your food does taste good Il
iH "A sign OF good or returning health:
shows that tho blood la becoming
richer, routing scrofula, eczema,
rheumatism and other diseases. and
that the system In being built up to
overcome that tired feeling, and the
prostration after influenza and
fevers. The ono medicine that can
iegitimnteiy claim TO do all this Is
Hoods Sarsaparilla- IL n mild iaxa-
tive 10 needed. take Hoods PILLS; an
active cathartic. moro Hoods Pilla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

Get small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea M any pharmacy. Take
n tablespoonful Of this hamburg toa.
put n cup OF boiling water upon II,
pour through sieve and drink n
teacupful at any timc, II Il the most
effective way to break cold and
cure grip. as II opens tho pores. re-
llevlng congestion. Also loosenn the
bowels. thus breaking a cold ut once.
II is inexpensive aud entirely vege-
table. therefore hAl1css.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
This Rheumatic Remedys
Must Be Beneficial
Used in This Country for Over 40 Years and DISTRIBUTED
Throughout the Civilized World

When n remedy for rheumatism
has been widely used for more than
40 years andwhen that remedy Is sold
in every civilized aand, II must pos
soss unusual merit Such n remark.
able record is enjoyed by Warmers
Safe Rheumatic Remedy. unequaled
by any other and now annually add.
ing TO It's laurels OF two generations.
Authorities say rheumatism is
caused by an excess OF uric acid in
the blood Warmers Safe Rheu.
matte Remedy goes directly TO the
seat OF the trouble TO remove the
uric acid from the system. 1t con.
tains no. harmful drugs OF narcotics
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Away raced tho Merry Little
Rrc~xer 20 the cr-~n Forest and BE-
San a search among tho trs~sppa.
Presently, way up In tho top Of n
big poplar. they found stranger,
lie was bigger than any Of tho litfie
meadow people. and he had long.
sharp teeth. with which he was strip
ping the bark off the troe. IN, hair
% his coat was Ions. and out Of
Il pccped n thousand little spears.
Just like the queer things that Hap
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Try to Save Man
Held by Chinese

YUNNANFU. March i0.---A party.
including J. 7. Thornton. of the
Standard OH Co. Or. T.. I osgood
and Fred Smith. has left for the in.
terror OF Yunnan In an attempt to
rescue DR. A. l.. Shelton. Ohio mis-.
sionary. held by bandits The expe.
diuon. which is escorted by soldiers
OF Gov. Tang. will proceed To WI.
tung, after which lts itinerary will
depend upon Developments
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Price Committee
in Session Today

King county fair price committee
convened Wednesday at II n m. In
the offices 81 u. 8. District Attorney
Robert G. Saunders. on tho third
floor OF the federal building. The
meeting was open TO all who had
specific Instances of profitoering to
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weak. thin people-nen or women
ARE nearly always nervous wrecks.
thus conclusiyely proving that thin
ness. weakness. debility and neuras-
thenia are almost invariably due to
nerve starvation. Feed your nerves
and all these symptoms due TO nerve
starvation will disappear.
Eminent specialists state that the
best nerve food IN an organic phos-
phate known among druggists as
Bitro- IN on phate. a fiye-grain tablet
OF which should be taken with each
meal Being a genuine nerve build
er. and not a stlmulant or habit
forming drug. Isitro-Phosphate can
be safely taken by the weakest and
most delicate sufferer. and the re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-10
BIZ ALTMAN
BIZ LEO
Bg BLOSSER
BIZ POP MOMAND
BY AHERN

and is as as its name implies-a Safe
Remedy
Your parents and grandparents
probably used Warmers Safe Rheu-
matte Remedy, II troubled with
rheumatism. II has such favor.
able history that it's use has reached
TO every land where civilization has
established the necessity OF health.
Thousands of letters have come to
us extolling it's merits. Try Il your.
self, II you suffer from this dreadi
malady. Don't say you don't heucs
1t will help you before YOU try IT,.
Sold by all druggists. Sample sent
ON receipt of 10 cents. Warmers
Safe Remedies Co.. Dept. Y. Rooh-I
ester, n. Y.
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II come from the north
iUoods," said the stranger.
py Jack and Peter Rabbit had told
them about
Good morning" aaid the Merry
Little Brrezea. politely.
"Mornin'," grunied the stranger IN
tho trectop.
May We ask where you come
'front.' said ona of the Merry Little
Breees.
Il come from tho North wocds.-
said the stranger. and then went on
about his business. which seemed to
BE- 10 strip every bit OF tho bark
from the tree and eat II.
Next story. .Prsckiy Pori<y MAkes
Frtrnd4.
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Bellows. mourning tho anger OF w.
J. Bellows, her husband. was forced
to walk up and down stairs all night
long as a punishment. according 20
her divorce complaint on file here to.
day.
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a Free Prescription You Can uav
Filled and Use mt Home


PHILADELPHIA, Pa Do you wear
giasseg7 Are you victim Of eye
strain or other eye weaknesses7 II
80. you will be glad to know that
according to DR. Lewis there ls real
hope for you. Many whose eyes
were falling say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle
81 this wonderful free prescription.
One man says. after trying IT: Il
was almost blind; could not see 20
read at all Now ! can read every
thing without any glaHsca and my
eyes DO not water any more. At
night they would pain dreadfully;
now they feel fine all the time. II
was like n miracle 70 me-" a lady
who used IL says. The atmosphere
seemed hazy with or without
glasses. but after using this pre-
scriptiof for fifteen days everything
Seems clear. / can even read fine
print without glasses" n Us be-
iicved that thousands who wear
gIssses can now discard them In n
Reasonable time and muititudes
more viii be able to strengthen
their eyes 30 M to be spared the
trouble and expense OF ever getting
Glass>a Eye troubles Of many de-
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l.. J. BItICKER. so. former super.
visor OF agriculture of Northern Pa
cific railway. died at Braincrd. MINI.
Monday, according 10 word received
In Seattle.
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Commissioning on increased
electric service rates at Dremerton
postponed until April L
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report, or who had constructive crit
icians or suggestions TO offer in re-
gard to relieving tho present high
cost OF living.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-12
LUPIcI NAVSTE.VOU v
HOLfRNE..

Patrne, ably 81 holici nezte-
aovali, ze Jim clevelandsti da-
rebaci nev6nuii take sem tam
rfiakou tn pozornost, pfepa-
dli diva ozbroieni bandit6 ho-
'irnu Vincenta Fasciana. 1913
st. Clair Ave-. ktery prav6 my
dill brady p6ti zakazniknm
Nevitana navst6va Sc udala
vcera as O pil iedenacte hodi-
ne nocni. Vetfelci donutili pri-
tonne postaviti Sc ke zdi a u
llradli Mattel SIS kostym.
rum S25. nacez vstoupili do au.
IA q rvchle Sc porouteli.
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NOVY Dry KOUSEK
BANDlTU.
Ma ntSku prejeli k smrti ne
znamou zenu.

Dc hostince pi. Hocevarove,
964 Addison Ave. vnikli vtera
veter a lupici. ozbroieni revol-
very prinutili majitelku i ie-
iiho muze, ienz jest valeenVm
invalidou, ieiich ditkv a naho-
dou pritomne pratelstvo, posta
viii Sc celem Ike zdi. nacez Sc
7mocnili 400 liber t6zke DO
kladny. iez obsahovala $500 na
hotovosti "a 5000 valecnych
uspornych znamek. Lupiti Wy
nesli pokladnu a nalozili ii ma
automobil, patrici JOS. Birkovi,
ienz stal pred domem posled-
n6isiho, prave marriott vykra-
den6mu hostinci. S autem pax
uieli neivetsi moznou rvchlosti.
Ma vtch. 40. ul. a st. Clair A.
We. pfeieli bandit6 iednu aenu
X smrti. ale bezohledne ujizde-
Ii dale.
Pred obchodem nabvtkem r
lipa Jacobsona. 1924 st. Clail
Ave. uklouzlo Jim auto vra-
zilo do stroie stoiniho pred OF
chodem, jehoz maietnikem bvl
Jacobson. Zde vvskocili 2 anita
diva lupiGi prchli, druzi diva
opustili stroi jiz drive ma vYch
IS. ul. st. Clair Ave. Po-
kladna nebyla V rozbitem autr
nalezena a policie Sc domniva
ze bvla bandity shozena n6kde
ma st. Clair Ave. hned po pre-.
ieti nest astne zenv, neispise
as ma nekter6 casti pusteho je
zerniho pobfezi.
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PRVNf SNfH.
John Turk zabit autem.

Kdyz Sc dneSniho rama Gle
veland probudil spatiil Sc ODE
ma V prvni zimnf roucho V be-
lostny prikrov panenskeho sne-
hu. PraktickA nase doba ale
nema porozumeni pro zastara-
lou poesii zimy a svadi ma prv-
nj snih hned celou fadu nehod.
Vanice zapocala jiz pred 8.
hodinou a teplom6r vykazoval
k pGlnoci 81. stupnG. Ma zdej-
Sich prlstavech byly umfsteny
pred snehovou bourf varujici 81
gnaly iiz o 3. hod. odpoledni.
Napadly snih zavinil i vet
Il poCet acknowledged nehod.
Ia iedne byl ma vych. So. ul. a
st. Clair Ave. ma miste zabit
90 |. John Turk srazen byv
sklouznuvSim autem, jehoz RI
die Harry Bollinger, 2170 W.
chodni 81. ul. byl policii zat-
cen. Vazn6 zranena byla "a
zap. 25. ul. poblize BROOKLYN
skych vozovek "a podobnych
okolnosti 18leta Berta Schuc-
kova, 4411 Bucyrus Ave-, jez
musela byti dopravena do
mestske nemocnice podobne
pfipady kdy k vaznejsimu IRA
n6ni pfisli chodci hlaseny jsou
ieSte Gtyri.
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Hlava nasf obce, pan mayor
w. S. Fitzgerald prohlasuje
dneSniho rama, re V zapocatem
valecnem tazeni proti herman,
nerestnym domGm pfestupni-
kun prohibice bude stale s ne
utuchujici pfisnostf pokraco-
vano, pokud bude II vesla obec-
nj spravy. Mayorovo prohlaSe-
nj Jest iakousi odpovedi ma do
Sic do radnice pov6sti. ze dneS-
nj tazeni Jest pouze libdstkou a
re V mest6 "a nekolik ien dni
bude op6tn6 vse "pfi star6m'.
Zname nafizeni els. 73, die
ktereho bez vyslovneho svoleni
riditele m6stske bezpecnosti
nesm6ly bEti konany prohlid-
ky rdznHch heren a pod. mist
nosti, bvlo zruSeno novym
mavorovym fermanem. kterym
Sc dava policii volna ruka k O.
kamzitemu zakroGovani.
Ze to mini vazne neienom on
ale i policeini naGelnik Smith,
tom svedci propusteni nespo-
lehlivVch malo komisnich pO-
liceinich zrfzencn. Vcera ohla-
seno Smithem suspendovani
ctvrt6ho policisty, serzanta Mi
chaela Harwooda. jenz posta-
ven bvl ma straz pred Nor
land hotelem, 1000 Euclid A
We, kde dnesni policeini taze-
nj vlastne zapocalo. Bylo nan
poruGikem a kapitanem zalo-
vano, ze po dobu so minut roz-
mlouval pred hotelem Ulri-
chem Richtrem, taiemnikem
Svazu rep. klubn, jenz byval
"a Davisovy administrace in
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va V kter6 odpomoci jest "a
hrnuta i pomoc naSi stare Via
sti Geskoslovenske, ma byti We
roviano S1,5OO,O0O jest-li Re ar
ci udany obnos pfi sbirkach
bude dovrsen.
Hlavne bude pamatovano ma
V cizin6 pusobici Amer. Cev.
Kfiz, zeimena ma Hooverovu
komisi a podobne dobrocinne
instituce line. Kazdf Sc stava
Glenem Am. Cerv. Krfze, kdo
souGasne prispeje do Dobrotin-
neho fondu. Prvni dollar kaz-
d6ho daru Jest clenskym pfi-
sp6vkem. Krone pomoci Evro-
p6 podporuje dobroGinny fona
celou dlouhou fadu nemocnic
sirotGincG a iinVch ustayu, KITE
rh Jest nutno financn6 zaloziti
ably konati molly blahodarne
poslani We prosp6ch vseho lid
stva bez ohledu ma pdvod neb
narodnost.
Sbirani vvzaduje mnoho
pracovnikG a kazdv Jest co nej
srdetneii vitan pfihlasiti Sc
sam dobrovoln6 k ucinne spo.
lupraci V hlavnim stanu ma tre.
tim patre budovy noveho Eu-
clid divadla ma vVch. 9. ul., bli
ae Euclid Ave. Postareime Sc
abychom byli zastoupeni jake
Cechoslovaci i V teto tax mad
mfru ddlezit6 praci.
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MAYOR SLlBUJE TRVANi PROHLl-
DEK 20 CELY JEHO REzIM
NOVA ZATCENf PRO PREKROCENf PRCHIBICE;
DALSf SUSPENDOVANf LIKNAVYCH
POLICISTU
MAJITELE DoMU BUDoU VYPOvfDATI NEPRoHIBIcNl
NAJEMNfKY

spektorem mestskych park6 a
znam jest v policejnlch i poll
tikafskych kruzich pod pffzvi-
skem "neoficielni natelnlk po-
licie".
Policeinf prohlidka Hermit
clubu, POSI- vych. 8. ul. byla
bezvyslednou. Zatcen byl Jan
Nemeth, 8911 Buckeye I'd. pro-
to, re We SVEN dome trp6l ha-
zardni hry. Nektere pblicejni
Getty Sc vcera vratili s rapor-
tenn, ze iejich pfidelene cast
m6sta isou jiz 1plne vycist6ny.
Jisty potet majiteld domGl
zaslal ma policii prohibicnf Ii
ze naSeho okresu prohlaseni,
die ktereho slibuii vypov6deti
kazd6ho najemnfka, ktery Sc
dovoli prekrociti prohibitni de-
satero. Opatfeni bylo znamym
Southewellem, taiemnikem vo-
dickafske ligy velice vdecn6
priiato.
Ia vGereisiho dne bylo zat-
Geno Is provinilcG, vesm6s pro
prodei lihovin. neb vlastni.
ctvi nalezenych u mich destilad
Mich aparatG. Jeden re zatce.
nych. Max Novosad, 2495 "a.
padnf 7. ulice, takto cukraf
zabyval Sc t6z prodejem ko.
fafkv a pfi zatceni Sc snazil u
platiti policeini strazniky Kel-
lpye a Boka 20 dollarovou ban
kovkou. Mezi zatcenymi male.
2ame jmena Franka Korana
2248 vych. A. ul. pro prodei
lihovin. Ant. Kolince, 6702 st
Clair Ave. Johna Vvsock6ho
GO8 Marquard Ave. S. w. pre-
podobny pfestupek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-12
CLEVELANDSkY DOBRO-
cJNNY FOND VIOLA PO pO-
MOCI VsEHO OBCANSTVA.

Poslednim rokem prisp6lo
155.OO0 clevelandskych obca-
nu do dobrocinneho fondu eel
kovou summon dosahuiici sko-
rem S4.O0O.O0O. Kampan letos-
nj zapocina zitreisi sobotv a
potrva al do %. listopadu. Sc
brati Sc ma celkem S4 800, 900
Zv6tseni obnosu stale Sc ma
sledkem smutne okolnosti, ze
bfdy zejmena v Europe neuby'
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"Kakraholte. kakraholte.
dyt' vono to tentonc dobre
a o d a d n e, deuko mole. "
chlacholi panimaru kmo-
tricek SahuIa v "PANECH"
dne ID. list. v Mar. Sfni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-12
AkADEMlI
-PORADA-
v/~Nr-A Yor/x/
,OKOL !. A. KOMENSKY
PORADA--
V NEDEM, DNE IA. LISTOPADU 1920
spolkcve sini ma vych. 131. ul.


l. Basen "Zvony", pfednese Lbuska Tamova.
g. Cviceni devcat obruGi stari cd do let.
Dvojzpev "sklenkafi" br. Andrs sest. Andrsova.
s.. Cviceni hochh praporky.
Zpev, Dr. Sebek.
A. Prosna cviteni d6vcat
Dvoizpev "Legonafovi Rodite',
br Prenosi sest Sebkova.
S. Cvieeni hochn cinkami
Dvojzpev, sestry Svobodova a Jaburkova
6. Cviceni devcat serpami.
Zp6v br Pauza.
7. CciGeni hochu a devcat ma konl.
Fosi skupiny ma koni
Is. minutova prea.avka.
8. Cvcen devtat tanec.
Koncert br Prenosla
g. Clenstvo skupinova cviteni.
Soovy zp6v, sest Sebkova.
10. Zeny: cviteni kuzelm.
H. Muzi zeny: cviGeni bradech
H. Recko-fimsky zapas, br. Hanacek Janoch.
49, Jednoaktovka
"MaTka Aprovsace" aneb zenaty zenich.
Anastaze Blazkova, obchodnce potravinami
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sest, R. Androsova
Mafka Blazkova prodavacka mestke prodene,
ieif dcera ........... sest. N. Lacnova.
Marie Nohavcova kondukterka II prazske elektriky,
Blaza Macounova ses r. Jabdrkova.
Zdsna Rimhalova iej druzky ses Y. svobodova
Antonn Fontan, knooperator prazskeho biografu,
.......................... br. A. Prkry
Boleslav Chomoutek verejny posuha,. br G. Pauza.
LiStOnOS,
Odehrava Sc Praze, zafi r. 1918.
Jekoz je bohay program cvcf Sc kazdeho eisa pouze
ieden oddil. Sokoska hudba dcinkuje.
Po vYcERPANt PRoGRAMU TANEcNt vfNEK,
25. PROsINCE NADLKA CvICICf MLADEzE
PRIPRAVPE Sc! " 81
Hyder Alaska miner., 1920-07-07
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The Washington times., 1920-10-24

orsat Britain Rishts Deserved
The Washington times., 1920-10-24

be could zee the bearer of the
name OF Morgan, or Gary. or Eiihu
Root walk by TO their Offices like
ordinary mortals. A certain pro-
lessor once declared that those
were the true poets OF our genera
tlon, poets In railways. In steel. In
gigantic industries. In vast com
binations. Perhaps that was the
truth Of the matter. That opin-
ion no longer seemed rs bizarre
as FIRST Il had sounded.
A passion for knowing people
possessed him. He longed 70
know those big men and even the
lesser men. In each OF them
were lurking mysterious and inn
mite possibilities for romance, for
talk, for far-resching relation
ships-possibly friendships. To
know the salient characters OF the
time was to live; to be able to
say, IL know him" or Il know
her'-his youth that had as yet
nothing OF it's own to stand upon
saw q vivid Importance In those
mountaineering. His eagerness
and alertness Quickened his de-
meanor to q greater liveliness. to
a more and more spirited interest
in his work and environment. The
financial editor noted 1t.
Good material there. boss" he
remarked apropos OF Anthony to
the manag ing editor one evening.
Ought to be-" returned the boss.
"His father was an Al Newspaper
man out West"
To Anthony the appreciation took
the form In an unbending from .
busy taciturnity In occasional
snatches Of conversation. An
thony had q profound respect for
that financial editor. He was said
to have become a wealthy man In
the space of q few years by sheer
soundness Of financial Judgment.
Cass Liggett himself had no.
ticed the young man. Once or
twice when Anthony was sitting
in the customers room catching
the ritual board. Liggett with his
fat face, his eyeglasses, his we'll
upholstered person and air Of i'm
portance, had condescendingly
sunk into a chair beside him and
chatted pleasantly. He called him
The Washington times., 1920-10-24

any up-to-date drug or department.
store. The first application OF this
wonderful Derwillo will astorish you.
1t imparts. n rosy-white complexion
every one will talk about IL. find II
excellent for my complexion. as II pro-
tects my skin In all Kinds OF weather.
That's why / prefer II to AL other
toilet preparations and, am never
without IT, Now that short sleeves
are In vogue you will want beautiful
hands and arms. There In nothing
IKE Derwillo for this purpose. Many
of my professional friends to whom
| have recommended Derwillo use it
IN preference to all other face pow
ders or beautlfers. Just try " once
before going to the theatre, dances.
fhe' favorable comments Of your friends Der
'wiilo instantly puts a llfe-lte tint on your
cheeks which defies detection. II takes the
place OF face powder and stays on until you
wash n off. Precipitation does not affect u
nor will II rub of on clothing: II also pre-
vents the nose and face from shining IT'S
wonderful for dsrk, ssllov. rough skin.
blsckhesds, coarse pores, oily skin, freckles.
tan and for the instant beauty II impsrts
It's stsouteb harmless 20 the most sensl-
tive skin. Just Try IL and you win need
no further argument 10 convince YOU thst there
ls nothing lust good" better" or lust
IKE H." Insist on Dcrvlroi then you will
no, DO disappointed
NoTE--Dugaisp and department store.
everywhere sell Der~ing with the rusran,ee
that n you don't Ike ~ you get your money
bsct. II IL the one besu,lfier that sites salts
- all toilet counters. including druggists.
The Washington times., 1920-10-24

"Hows ths market today"
Anthony asked with a calmness
bordering on erOui. He had never
been inside q stockholders Office
he could not possibly beray a
trace OF ignorance.
"A little realizing going on" the
man replied judicially. Had q
good day yesterday 30 they're
taking pronA to-day" Anthony
nodded knowingly. This was evil
IDENTIFY an automatic piece OF
knowledge ne was acquiring. but
he could not for worlds show that
before, but being a reporter. to
whom all things must seem famii-
lar as though they we're his own.
he had been ignorant OF 1t until
now. He glanced at the board
again.
"Steel a quarter" went on the
raucous voice OF the precentor to
the harsh, cultural song OF the
ticker. "three-eighths. a quarter,
an eighth"
"Any other newsr' inquired An
thony with languid casualness.
"A rumor that they're going to cut
Steel prices" remarked the man
lightly. Some OF the evening
paper boys have gone up there to
ask about It," II was evident that
where "up there" was was an
other piece of elementary infor-
nation that Anthony ought to be
possessed of. He hated to ask.
lave any of them come back?"
he finally did ask.
NO" smiled the clerk. "The
people at IL Broadway are
not in any hurry to give out
information until they're good and
ready" II was astonishing how
much you could learn and yet pre-
serve your dignity II only you did
not seem to try. Anthony rose
81 think I'll stroll out" he said.
Come In after lunch" said his
interlocutor. That's the time
the rumor factory gets busy" and
he laughed.
Anthony did not 30 to No. II
Broadway, but back to his office.
II the evening paper boys were.
after the news then the early edi-
lions of the evening papers would
carry II. His own financial edi-
tor, moreover, might know some
thing about It, His best plan was
to keep close to the chair Of that
financial editor. And he was right.
The editor did know about 1t, and
he told him to write a stick"
about the rumor, but otherwise to
pay no further attention to 1t.
In three days he was fairly IA
miliar with the routine, acquaint-
ed with most OF the other men
covering the Street and living life
with a new zest. He spoke easily
Of the Wall Street game, OF the
pools manipulating Steel and An
aconda and felt that he had pene'
trated into the secret coulisses
and arcana of that romantic re-
gion. For 1t was romantic to him.
The great names that America
held dear had their local habita-
tions here. On any fair morning