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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
Start TOMORROW
and Keep 1t Up
Every Morning
Get Into the Habit of Drink
ing a Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast.

Millions OF folks battle informally now
instead of loading their system with
drugs What's an inside hathF" YOU
SAY Well. DC ia guaranteed tu perform
miracles according 20 hot water en-
thusiasts
There are vast numbers OF men and
women who Immediately upon arising
in De morning drink q glass of hot
water with Il teaspoouful of limestone
phosphate In g. This IS q very eN-
grilrnt health measure. 70 is intended
TO flush the stomach, liver kidneys and
mtestinca OF the previous days waste,
suur bile and indigcstihle material LETT
over iu the body which II not eliminated
every day become food FOR the mil
Hons ot bacteria which mfcst the bow
els the quick result Ia poison ana
toxins which are then absorbed into the
blood. causing headache. bilious at
tHcks. loul breath. bad taste, colds.
stomach trouble kidney misery sleep
iossness. impure blood and an sorts OF
ailments
People who trel good one day ana
hndlN the next but who simply cannot
net to focllng Eight are urged 10 obtain
% quarter pound uf limestone phos
phatc at the drug store. This viii cost
Ncrs little Int Is sufficient TO make
any one real crank on the subject OF
iniorunl sanitation (Ndvl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
THE SABBATH DAY


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hcep 81 hols rms paio1F ls use.
iHi iI y SERVES Y" feiN'hu US i'"'
mere IS ho "'l 81" "'i',i, h'
larN'r ISSUES "l in' sN",.iu p' ~
inaellitf lofRglleh \" NolN
n0N,d u' 'hl'f.' H'''i"l' or
Mh'iiy "nln''ne' ll 'ne sp''l' "l
service an" aspiration
nn' Ihe parody 's hariniui l'
h''ps 'o '''Ne our eyes y" 'l. .aN
of rhNini" HNl A'''i'"li p. lh'er-
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on pN's'A' 'N "frI 'N, poe ga" 'es'
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announcer OF '.' gun '",h lo "'iiD,
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8a'h'' iNou4" 'he ,'".'ec ana RESI-
~ ss'''"''qi i'' ''.elisr, con,
'Auei "olN "i harvest Is ioiioWeu
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'aN ''' 'a''Siv'i'''u n''9 = ,llou-
SUM- "'' l ,.l' % iSNurl' US pay or
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
DERSONAL
Il MENTION

Mrs August Bass of Hubbard CITY,
rpNna is in Corpus Christi ON visit
900 her parents. the Reverend MI aud
Airs g. L. cndncy
Buiord Crair ana 49, II. peavN lett
last nlgni for Houston ON "a ton-dnN
business trin
Mr.. H. G.. Ward ANA daughter Geral-
dine, 0ro expected homo this week
from parkcnshurg. W Va. where thc>
have been visiting since ihe storm IN
September
~ q jolly telegraph operator fur
the s. a. q a. H. railway company is
residing in one of the q, p. Wilkinson
cottages at IiiG Chapnrral street
Mrs ~ o. Petty of san Antonio Is
here 90 spend few DAYS with her son
Charles ~ Petty
Miss l2fuc Miccuhrrncr oi l.Ockhnri
has entered thn junior class OF the hiNl
school She viii hc With her cousin
Miss Eulu Nickuls on Mesquite street
ffrs w g. Wilson of Nuakum rs
here on visit 10 her daughter Mis
b. D. tulgham.
Rev George Hauis OF Lamrases wa'
in ihH cts Yesterday.
Mr. ana Mrs j y Power have NOV
go TO thclr residence. 500 Hancock ave
me. after an absence of several month";
speni ut their ranch near Refuglu'
Mia RoN Miller and small son, ROY
lr. are spending the week in san An
tonic with relatives.
DR. and Mrs John ", sykes and =
n. Merrlman lcfi yesterday Tor l4afeui
to attend the annual convention ot 10
West Texas diocese ot the Eplscopa
church.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
MEXICAN PRESIDENCY

II g. good news that MeNiran
Ambassador BonilIes Is leaving
Washington TO become candi-
date u h:. onn country a pres
don't Of McXioo Who understands
ihc United States IS necessary TO
make ihe relations between the
fwo countries what they ought 90
De
u isn't America s dosirc 90 suc
ec1 t0 amy nation who jis ruler
hauld hc America iavoH nobody
rs ttrrauga IS successor liui there
are certain American viewpoint,
houi McNieo that would rcaci 10
iehico's hcnciit if they wore We'll
understood 81 the prcsideiiial pal-
arc a McNico City
Fhe FIRST is chat America docsnh
want in mneN amy part oi MoN-
iu Tine second ihat America
wauis lo pc Ncxico strong. pros.
porous ani happy The third Is
iiet American capital stands
rmdy to hcIp NeNico 70 her ioct
rs opH as The NeAicms show a.
nneiaI responsibility Tho fourth
Is ihW America has been and will
rouliuur to Doe patient toward ih,
many dianWties oil democrNti,
governments south OF the Rit
Grando The Fifth is that anti
Mesieau aeiatims im the Unite,
States ave sot supported By pub
lic opinion
Ambassador Bomilas has live,
long enough in America 10 know
these Fundamental facts. Tie can
uoi fail 10 haFe realized that ID,
good cau come 20 MeXico through
anii-American propaganda. an,
more than McXican propaQan
dmts can bcnciii America.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
OBSERVATIONS

Barnes aponks of our extraordinary
Indifference 90 expenditure Would
hc hnNp uH howl rvrrs tluic we spend
30 dollar for &c two-hit rticlcf
Mexican communists claim There
We're 10000 Americans in MHNico who
lodged cine draft There may hoNo been
$4,000 hif not Americans
A cable HaNs that tho election of a
French president is "chicilN social and
gaHtropomicn Boa America it is fine
anciul nnt rlc0us.
4 national election o. for the nur-
pose pf deciding Whethcr we shall have
an old nr new set ui elus polishors la
Washington
ANA % m1, Boz that when government
control ul wheat ends rrlNitN VIII mo-
longer hnyc tnl control ut the prices
lu short the charge against iho reds
100 America Is that hri haN, less thHn
ono haif oi ono per cent oft American
lau.
Investigation of ihc Fora Ncwhors
election win hp Hu effort fo ieHru
whether Do was un election or a purch
HeD
Sucadug ol sodu'ou int lvnchluf
an effort to overthrow the form of gov
rCumNnt hN Vloipnrpf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
Kinder Resigns
as Cashier for
Bank at Bishop

At the annual meeting Yesterday az
iishop shareholders OF the First state
Bank ui Bishop the following directors
were elected;
Robert Driacoll Joseph tlirsch. Rctt
" Kinder " II Mputius Caesar kie-
ten. IN
The directors met ana elected the
following or ccrs3
Robert nriscon president. Bert r.
kinder vice presidents Joseph Hirsch.
vice president. " ~ Maniius cashier
end Mrs " n Mantius assistant cash g.
ier
Regi Nindcr who has been cashier
los iho nanh several years rendered hls
resignation aa hp Intends tp engage
actively iu tho automobile business
with his partner g. =. Jenkins of iho
Jenkins Auto company of Corpus Chris
ID and liishup
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21

eNhausiiblc, so FAR as humanity is
concerned
Under the carih's outer Shell,
ON which we live, there is sniff
eicnt power 10 take care o. the
needs of mankind as long as hui
manity shall continue here yet
SO far Il has not been touched. In
riead we continue 20 rely ON
steam or electricity Cleaned with
wocful waste from the combns-
ton OF coal CO.. from waterfalls. 80
harness which. only the feehlcSt
efforts have been made
Scientists theory of what the
interior of the earth IS like is para
doxioal. There Is heat. it is sup.
posed. that would instantly rem
der aseous the hardest, most Inn
poryious matter known, and pres
sure that makes for ripidiiy
greater than that OF The most
rigid metal
Tile snbierraucan Columbus
win take a big chance. When he
sinks his ~ or 35-mile shaft will
he cause the world 10 boil over,
bringing about condition that
win make the erupiions and
quakes in Mexico seem like sun
day school picnie9 Instead of q
servant, win he release Titan
that will oycrwhelm OH life9
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
A Nasty Cold
Eased at Once
"Pape's Cold Compound
Then Breaks Up a Cold
in a Few Hours.

Don't stay stuffed-up' QUIT blow
lne and auuffiing A dose ~ "Pa,lcs
cola Compound taken every TWO
hours until three doses are taken usu-
nils breaks up "a severe cold and ends
nil grippe misery,
Tire very first doso opens your
cioEEed up hostrils and the air pass
ages OF the lead stops nose running
relieves tho headache, dullncss frvef-
lAhness. snooxif %. soreness and STIFF
ntNa
'lPapn's Cold compound" ~ Ghr
quickest. surcst relief known and costs
only few ceuts al drug stores. u
acts Without assistance, tastes nice,
contains no qnulnlne Insist upon
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
DRUMMER DOING HIS BIT.

20 am p travelling salesman ana nave
met others who, liRc myself. were SUI
lering from indigestion stomach iron
hlc and gastritls. Since taking week.
lN doses Of MaNg's Wonderful Remedy
/ am very much pleased with lts re-
cults. su much so that have induced
others TO take a and they too were
marvoiously helped" II is simple.
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mncus from the Intestinal
tract aud allays the Inflammation
which causes practically all stomach.
liver ANA intestinal ailments. including
appendicitia one DOSE VIII ronvnce
De .nuncy rounded. AZ OH druggists
lAdv)
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
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District Court

THE caac OF Edgar Tommins rs, Roy
Miller 81 a. suit on commission on
sale OF real estate, was heard in dis
tfict court Yesterday morning and
Judgment rendered the plaintiff to the
sum ot $li2G.
The suit OF VI r. Sprague VS.. the
3. a. s. A. u. railway company was dis
missed for want OF prosecution
The following cases have hecn get for
today. Mrs Y l.. Boyd ct al W.. n. =.
Johnson ~ al. "a suit on note and re-
movei % cioud from tltio: =. VI. Spark
man va q. "a GOoch ct IA, sust on note
and foreclosure.
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Don't misc an Issue OF rho Caller.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
THE TOWN GOSSIP

ttNI"A NNlfINl lt
COLD assn was
WENT to hed shIyerinr.
ANn ALMOST iroson SIM
ANn WHEN in'h, sheets.
10 WAS even colder
ANn 'r took ~. o.lfan hour
To GET anywhere ncar warm
ANp AFTER vhno
J. mGtN 90 faei human again.
AND CONGHATulATED myself
ON HAVING such warm bod
AND WAS beginning TO dozc.
WHEN ALL Of a sudden.
MY WIFE has GA inspiration.
AND SINE ask. me
WHETHER J h.d turned OFF,
rHE WATER
rN THE bathroom.
AND FOR second time.
, TURNED pale
on WOULD have been pale.
IF ANYBODY had seen me.
AND thought
or THOSE cold stems.
AND THAT cold huth room.
AND MY Thin paiamas
AID EVERYTHING else.
AND FOR another second.
! THOUGHT Of GEORGE Washington
AND WHAT made him famous.
nur ] made M my mind
rlLNT GEORGE had never had
a PROPOSITION like this
no CONTEND with.
AND ar last yi.id:d
AND ToLp her
B uAp turned I OH
AND SHE wac satlsnsd
AND went to sleep
AND TINS morning
WINES WE sot W.
4 AND SfilNEREp some more
( 4 WENT down 0rst
/ Asp the ban' r'om
WAS ovnnrLoWINc.
AND nEroRE ! i.l 9 chance
no TURN 90 OF
tN SHE came
iAND SAW at once
wnAr hAp n'ppenca
Z AND EVERY married man knows.
/ WHAT HAPPENED than.
( ANp THE unmarried ones
I ppNr NEED to know
/ BECAUSE lr would make them
AWFtfilY DISCOURAGED.
land EVERYTHING
. HTII y * fUft
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
LIKE TO co A.FlsHlN,

Like Go go a-nahin when tho skies above are huc
AM The summer H shuin in the you want At to-
like 90 u-tislfu whom Miss Juno is smillu
Bui Lotdyi how IA like the hny.
Like 10 gu u-fishiu most ahy time at an
Like in the siringtimc lsc 80 Zoo the ful;
iiut the winds dreHr1 AM the the has.
wish that ID summer 50 thai coud go today.
on winters Ions am chcoresf W sos seldom blue
10 never lots Won do the THINGS really dos
Your tackles n the attic am crecl s put away.
AM dreams a THAT'S eu when the the bay
Copyright 1919 by Edgar A. Guest.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-21
THE EARTH's INTERIOR.

Natures outbreaks in Mexico,
again draws attention 10 the re-
spDusihiliiy of tapping the mex
haussible energy Of the earth ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Picture Rfter

The Desperate Hero starring
Owen Moore In TO 10 released ON
June Z.
Orve Thomas impcr-onatcs a ia
year old girl who sets out 10 set &C
auaintcd with tho world. In THE
fappcr."
Matt Moore imr~r-onates a n~w--
paper reporter in Whispers" Elaine
iiammestein Is starred.
Nell Craig l. returning TO the
screen after a twoyear absence.
Edythe Sterling iu,p~rsonstrs a
girl sheriff In THE Girl who Dared"
Edith Hnficw takes a dual role In
''Childun OF Destiny
j. Warren kerrirnn's NEXT picture
will DO titled Number 80"
blanche Sweet viii star In Tho
Girl Montana"
Elmo Lincoln Is 60 take q double
role in his ns2t serial. appearing as
both hero and villain.
George Overy In 10 make q sinr-
stick comedy. titled should Walters
Marry
'Dihr~nt Lions and Delinquent
Husbands" Is the lengthy title Of q
new comedy. Scenes are In a tailor
shop.
Eileen Sedrcwick Is 20 star IN a
thriller named The Governors Tar.
don"
That Something IL the uysseri
Gus title OF = new film-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
HOW DIAMOND STAR
RECLAIMED HEALTH

Followers ~ major league base
ball stiil remember Joe Armstrong
who lives in Spokane. Wash. where
he Is engaged ~ a painting contrac-
tor. Mr.. Armstron. recently rocov.
cred from an Illness which threat.
sn~d To completely undcrmin. his
health and he now feels practically
an well as he did In his rnoat active
DAYS on the bali field.
Discussing hts illness recently M
his home. No. i2sn wcnt Second
avenue. Spokane. Wash. MIR. Arm.
strong said.
Il have always lived an active on,
door life and ! think tho work I arm
now following was n contributing
cause OF my breakdown. Ny blood
became very thin and I felt myself
growing weaker frusn day to day
untii ! lacked my customary energy.
l became nervous and could no,
sleep. Then became fidr-,y and
did not know what TO do. My appe-
iite was poor" and food did not agree
with me
zone day . friend % rr,,ne said h.
knew the vrry thing 10 help m. and
on his recommendation bernn
treatment with Dr.. Williams Pink
Pills In very short time was
convinced that the pills were all that
he had claimed for them. Ny nppe.
tito improved In week and then I
found that could sleep soundly ard
felt rested in the morning. Gradu.
ally my nerves gained strength and
now ! am almost as well az have
ever been. | have told others abou,
Or. williams Pink pills for I know
that they are a good tonic
To build up the blood there IL one
remedy that has been a household
word for a generation. Or. wuiiams'
Pink Pills for Pal. People. They
tone W the entire system. make the
blood rich and rcd. strengthen the
nerves. increase the appetite. pu,
color in the checks and lips and
drive away tina, unnatural tired feel.
Ing. Plenty OF sunlight. good whole
some food and freah air will do the
rest
A valuable booklet. building rp
the Blood" will be sent free upon re-
quest. DIR. Williams Pink Pills are
sold by all druggists or win be sent
by mail. postpaid. on receipt OF price.
60 cents per box. by the Or. WILLIAMS
Medicine Co. Schenectady. -. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
DISTINGUISHED MEN
VISIT SElZNICK LOT

Two of Eurupe's foremost motion
picture exhibitors recently paid a
visi, 10 the Seiznick Pictures oorpo-
ration's studio at Fort Lee. and were
deeply impressed with the facilities
available for the production OF
screen drama The foreign visitors
were A. Fcncl and l.. Dvorak. both
of Prague. who are studying motion
picture producing and exhibiting in
this country.
Mr.. Fencl was highly enthusiastic
with the Selxnick plant at Fort Lee.
As consequence he asked II ar.
judgements could be made for him
10 study the Selznick west coast
studio. Myron Selznick lost no time
In granting the foreign guests de
sire. Upon arriving in California.
Messrs. Fcnol and Dvorak viii be
given the opportunity TO study the
work of Harry Rapt west coast
manager. In producing Selznick pic
lures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Says He Argues,
Asks a Divorce

Mrs. Winnifrcd NJ. Trcmainc. OF
1858 n. 3sh st. sought divorce
in superior court today on the ground
that her husband. Adrian X. TIRE
maine. n walter In Ccraid's cafe.
argues with her 80 violently at nigh,
that abe Is unable 20 sleep.
Tremaine. sbe says. obtains an av.
craRs OF 5000 a month In tips and
wages. She does not, however.
specify what sum OF alimony she de-
sires. but asks tho court for "juz,
relief"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
MISS WAlCAMP BACK
FROM ORIENT TRIP

THERE'S no place like home" ~ns
the first happy observation Of Marie
waicamp. Universal serial star.
when nhe arrived at San Franeiseo
recently AFTER an extended tour OF
tho Orient. where The Dragons
Not" a new chaptered thriller. was
filmed.
Her company Travelled mor~ than
1900 miles in six months and Wis
tied Japan. China. Korea. tho Philip
pines and Hawaii
Mis- waloamp. according 70 mem
bera Of her company. wanted To dive
overheard and SWIM to tho United
States shore line when their Japan-
CSC liner steamed into the Golden
Gate
\ few OF the troupe Of T-hespians
however. particularly those OF the
male variety. were dlHcoasolats
Country'H gone prohibition OF courpe,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Maj. Gen. Barnett
in Seattle TODAY

Maj. Gen George Barnett. com.
handing officer OF the United States
marine corps. arrived in Seattle
Thursday morning. on tour OF In
spcction. After inspecting tho local
marine recruiting offior. Gen. Bar.
nett called upon Mayor Caldwell and
then left for Br-rncrton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Always Insist upon true "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin

Tho ''Bayer Cross on Aspirin tab
lets has the same meaning as -.
karat on gold. Both moan genuine,
"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" should
be taken according TO tho nafe and
proper directions In each "Bayer"
package. he sure the "Baycr Cross"
Is on package and on tablets. Then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

Here's n kitty baE--not for poker
kitties. but for tho animated kind
tina; meouw and sometimes scratch.
Il is tn. latest adjunct 70 the fcmi-
nine wardrobe and is designed for
the convenient and efficient trans
portation OF pet kittens Will. calling
or shopping. or for smuggling pussy
into Pullman cars and exclusive
apartments having rigid prohibition
on pets.
Tho bags. which Miss Helen Oar.
ling. Of Los Angeles, is given credit
for organizing. are knitted 10 III the
size OF the kitten. and. az the kitten
grows II stretches accordingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
REGULAR SERVICE over : nor

ton OF the track a mile west oe
Ranger. which was washed out il
Sunday, has been resumed. Mffwnu-
kee road officials announced Thur
day. Tho two locomotives which
slid down the embankment at the
time OF the vashout viii be raised
and repaired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

are again using IL TO ensure n beau
tiful complexion and snow-white
hands and arms.
Buttormiik. however. 10 not al
ways obtainable. but a spe cialist has
at last perfected method OF con-
ccntratinE buttermllk and combin-
ing IL with perfect cream. which
you cnn buy In small quantities
ready to use ut any FIRST class drug
store by simply asking for How
ards" Buttermillt Cream.
There IL no secret about ~ nor Ia
there any doubt about the raauit-
IT'S just common. ordinary butter
milk In the form OF n wonderful
cream. gently massagcd with the
finger tips around the corners OF
the eyes and mouth Owl Drug Co.
can supply you. Howard liros.
Chemical CO. Buifaio. -. Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

The old-time
application OF
II " { I 9 RIM ilk
and Cream TO
W h ! { . n and
preserve [ h .
skin and re-
m o v Q harsh
little wrinkles
and ugly SAL
] o W n q SIS IL
x r a n dmoth-
crs 2 Q c y ..
and W o m g n
I h r o a Il hout
I h = country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Luther =.
Gregory. chief OF public works de-
partment at navy yard. ordered -
Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

"Bus;er" Collier. son 81 william,
Coluer. viii appear with his dad IN
tho lattcrs frst screen picture for
selznick. to DO called The Servant
Question"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
TOM BARRYMORE has received

ToHN BARRYMORE has received
- many tributes from audiences at
the strand this week. where tho tai.
ented stars remarkable performance
In "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Myde" IL on
view. for the deft and effective man.
ner IN which he poruayH the scene
In which hs IN supposed. as tho
brutal Mr.. Hyde" to inJure a small
child.
Ia some reapectn. according 10 Mr.
barrymore. this was one OF the most
difficult episodes In tho whole story.
The part Of the child was played by
little three year-old screen actor.
barrymore. in his hideous makeup
and costume as Hyde" feared TO
friKhtsn the child and spoil the
scene. He approached very gingeriy
and hcnitaied n moment before lay.
ing hands on his small victim.
Don't t~ afraid OF me, mister"
said the child. looking up at this
Erucsomc creature without a sign OF
fear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

prescribed by physicians for over Is
years for the relief OF Colds, Pain.
Headache. Toothache. Earaehc.
rheumatism. Lumbago. Neuritis.
For a few cents you can get q
handy tin box containing IL tablets.
Druggists also aell larger ''Bayer"
Packages. Aspirin Is the trade mark
Of Bayer Manufacture OF Monoacetic-
acidester OF Salicyiicacid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
COLONIAL.

Every human emotion Is contained
In Hal Reds successful play. The
Confession" which IL being shown
on the screen at the Colonial this
week. After it's New York run on
broadway. IL had a most successful
career on the road and added greatly
TO the reputation Of the playwright
who has written more successful
plays than any other man.
Henry walthall In the role Of a
Catholic priest Is the featured player.
REX
Frank Keenan, As Carson Burr Is
quite some mayor IN THE World
Aflame." at the Rex this week.
American municipalities would be
better off II there were more like
him. The message borne by the new
keenan, film rs the one now ringing
In the ears OF tho civilized globe.
The World Aflame" depicts the Wis
dom OF hearing and needing.
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Advises Ordinary
ButtermiIk for Wrinkles
and Enlarged Pores

This Good Looking gounE Woman
Uses Oid-Time Recipe Of Bnfter-
milk Cream In a New wsy--A
Gentle Massage with Fingers H.
fore Retiring All That IL Ncces-
aAry.
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Airplane managers were classified
as limited buildings" under the
city's building code at special meet.
ing OF the board OF appeals
The action OF the board grew out
of protests advanced by residents Of
Laurelshade against the construction
Of a hangar for hydro-airplanes on
Lake Washington.
Under the building code the board
OF public works has authority TO de-
eide where limited buildings" may
Be constructed.
At its regular meeting Friday the
board will be asked TO rule upon the
proposed construction OF the hangar
In the Laurelshade district.