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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
MANY SIIAL RIDE

Carfnro Editor. The Star: think
the best solution Offered 80 far In
the street car shortage. is 10 leave
the far AZ cents and cut ont the
transfers. or charge 3 cents extra
for a single tiTinBfer. or . cents for
double transfer A great many
people get "a transfer 10 ride "A shor,
distance. when they could walk. That
would save considerable time and ex'
pense. stopping and starting the can,
and while the conductor II punching
the trnnsfer3 some people get on
without paying. One day last sum.
mer I saw five men from ahipyard
get on a First ave street car with.
out paying. Nearly every man that
paid asked for a transfer. and the
conductor could not watch them all.
and some people steel rides on old
trtnsfera. Then trunsforn give peo-
pie too long ride for cents when
operating expenses are 10 high. IL
would be a lighter burden on poor
people than raising the fares. and
lefs burden on the taxpayers than
making up the shortage on 3 cent
fares with transfer privilege. Tickets
with transfer privileges could be
sold 20 school children. IL tho fares
are raised a great many people who
live close 10 their work or business
viii walk rather than pay over 8
cents TO nde. and that would be
quite a losH. Then think the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
rood FOR THE GLANDS

or the many constituents. pro-
teinn. carlo hydrateA. fats. mineral
salts, water. roughaEr and some i'm
perfectly unicratoci substances.
termed for convenience ''vi,aminca. ="
the last arr just now yielding some
highly valuable results In expert.
msntH.
Jus, as there arr foods for building
4, and muscle. the foods that are
high tn certain forms Of vitamlnea
appear to play an important role In
nouriahing the reproductive glands.
while little is known % the vita
mines. at least three types arr now
recognized. namely "fatsoiubie vita.
min A.. water soluble yifamin H.
and water soluble vitamin G." A
deficiency in or tho absence OF the
iAh,.nafned n concerned IN the pro-
duction Of ncurvy.
A deficiency In or absence OF VIA.
tor.soluhic vitanin u han long been
known 10 bo associated with ber1.
bcrt. and =, was therefore. termed
antineuritie vitamin. Recent invest
tiTatiou Indicate that this vi'amin In
intimately related TO tho proper de.
veiopment OF the reproductive
glands.
Experiments on pigeons fed on a
diet deficient In vitarnin u showed
that the reproductive glands IN males
los, - per cen, and the reproductive
glands in females 60 per cent Of their
original weight. In experiments
on rats. IL was found that when
fnair rats. fed for a. short a
time IA it days on a diet adequate
except for vitamln II. were mated
with females on an adequate diet.
no offspring resulted.
4 number Of authorize. in this
field Of nutrition have called httcn.
tion 90 ohscrvaiions which indicate
that these yiiamines arc OF similar
importance In human reproduction.
and suggest the possibility OF d.
minishei birthrn,o IN Europe ~ n
result Of tho nutritional deficiencies
brought about by thu war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
Vacations

What in fact. II vacatonr The dictionary
up pretty we'll ~ stated interval in round
Of duties employment. for rest and recreation .
Then the object OF a vacation II and rccrea-
ton. This In the accepted vacation season. Tho
Idea In to get the most out OF u.
To do that. probably. a complete change In the
usual routine OF life and occupation will do the
most good. A. rule city people recreat. In tho
country along the lake shores In the aims.
Country folks hurry TO the city. Change OF scene
and environment Ii what both crowds looking
for. And correctly.
BY sticking around the old haunta In vaca-
ton time is apt TO return 20 his job whether
In n hank. farm. behind counter, mind
sick and limb weary. And hts time off Will have
done him little good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
The Real Magic

Tnurrton the magician, says he wonders NJ unheH
why people come his show when there Is 10 mu'h
free magic all about them
The bursting bud. the growing child. the nesuhs
hirdthese are manifestations of tho real magic YET
who takes hu, passing note of themf he asks Ana
mans own wizardry has become but a commonplace
OF his everyday NE
A bell rings NJ ones chow and one places an inHri
ment to his mouth and talks to man who may oe
a thousand miles away.
Magic indeed u thrills no longer, any nhofr
than the casual conversation had with his neigh
Dor on the street in the morning.
A slight pressure Of the hand on lever hEhs up
a city SPARK OF electricity igniter Napor and sets
In motion the wheels OF a vehicle. The touch OF a
finger ON a key sends messages thru air and over
seas.
I, IL related tn the story Of Aladdin that he had but
% ruh hi. wonderful lamp. express a wish and II
would he forthwith magieaiy filled.
The sairy.talo OF yesterday Ia the fac, Of today,
One man makes a wish today and on the morrow
another man invcntA some new marvel that fufis
that wish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
CONDO

Yeast is distinctly the richest
known source Of watcr-solubIe vita.
min u. being four times as efficien,
ns dried spinach. which ranks next
in order. After spinach. OF the foods
thus far studied. come whole wheat.
10Y beans. eggs and milk. The work
thus far don. indicates the import.
ance OF full bodily health and yigor.
Water.Noiuble yitamin II occurs
more widely In plant than in animal
foods MIX Ia by no means rich In
u. Osborne and Nendei Of Yale uni.
vcri;y iis, wide variety OF plant
foods which contain this important
food substance. Among them are
various seeds. cereals. beans. spin.
nch. cabbage. potatoes carrots.
onions. turnipS. beeta and tomatoes.
la cereal I, n not the bran. AZ is
usually supposed. as much AZ the
germ. which h rich In this yiiamin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

handsome hero wooes her on the
screen ms on tho stage. and the vii.
lain still pursues her with much mod.
ern camouflaKe. yet We never hear
the yelling OF the boys way up on
high. ms when Dalton was a.fell.
ing OF the bastard. hip and thigh:
nor again well know. I'm certain.
what the villain used 10 get as he
walked before the curtain. putting on
his cigarct. Call the pictures more
artistic than the sort of stuff crave.
say that being atavistic is the reason
why ! rave, yet or ere the preacher
stammer by my unreplying dust,
give me one oid.fashioned drammor.
let me see IL or I'll bust
The president has about decided to
remain in Washington this summer.
Wise decision. Only the most robust
can stand vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
German Elections

The German elections TO the first republican
reichstag have rcpudiated the Ebert government.
The middle of the-road coalition that fed from
I'm before the first griuace OF the Kapp rebellion.
has had its reward. Its radical supporters have he-
come radical. joining large numbers the
ranks Of the independent socialists Its
importers have become conservative. and have
nrmiy established the peoples party OF wealth
md privilege.
d The rcichstag results a prophecy that Ebert
vii be defeated the forthcoming presidential
section III the conservatives unite a single
candidate, for instance Marshal won linden
burg he wiz be the occupant OF the pres.
dential palace
There Is no conversion to anti. militarisnn shown
In the election returns. The swing Is toward capt
talistic leadership The moneyed interests by rails
ing the cry OF Boshevism. have frightened the
middle classes into repudiating liberal policies Of
the government
The German drift Is toward reaction The radical
Groups which have been the dominant supporters
Of the republic. have failed gain n vote OF conf
dence at the polls. Under the more conservative
ministry which Will shortly come into power far
1ess resistance win be opposed reantonary surrrs
tons The way has been cleared for intensive prop
aganda by the old gang OF monarchists.
N0U that Wilhelm has turned tailor. he
1rOM'f be n moor man fey7J hmm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
A Clean Saving

The auarteruras,er general Of the army eonfesHea
tina, one branch Of the Eovcnmcnt making
money.
During March. tsst.sof pieces Of clothing and
other articles Numbered In guvernmentowned
and operated laundrtes at total operating cost
including military civilian payroll supplies over
head and incidental expenses. Of ti.tsis. Tho
gross receipts the government for this work
amounted 20 N7ss0s resulting in an estimated
profi, OF sTost The average cost Of operations
was s.si: per thousand pieces.
But. sad remember. everybody can't get isun'
dry done by the armyi
Butler, Of NeC York. claims he sared the
G.. o. p. Gosh! We thought IL wds Pom
derter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
GALLERY GODS sOLUOQUY
Nv Lee IIinRstou

Very certainly I'm willing 10 admit
the movies thrill. tho ] sometimes
wish the killing pistol really packed
a pill. for I'D dance II certain actors
who infest this mortal scene might
cease longer to be factors OF my
evenings at the screen. Oh. the
flicker panorama cannot give me
half the joys OF the old-time melo.
drama that we saw when we were
boys. when the hero. tall and manly.
and the lovely heroine. with her
shawl and smiling wanly. foiled the
villains foul design. On the screens
lot OF kissing. the eternal final
clutch, but Claude Montmorency's
missing. and the London lights and
such; Charlie cuts his funny capers
and I've often sat and smiled, but to
hear Give me those papers, 'Oh,
my God. where Is my childF' Tho Che
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
Progress the lat of life not Man yet-Broaonng
Police Are Doing 1t

Too much credit Is given The star In the statements
Of Chief OF Police Soaring Inspector Damn and
Captain Tenant to the effect that this Newspaper
exposure narcotic traffic and other underworld
conditions has reduced petty crimes In Seattle by 90
per cent
The publicity did not halt the crime what
stopped It the police activity following Tho star
exposures or coincident with them. The Star could
hammer and expose for months, but N criminals were
protected by the police department. dope smuEgleH
were permitted ply their trade thru official grnft or
COLLISION the publicity would have little effect except
a. annoy the outlaws. including the police.
The star glad TO note that tho police department
as now organized instead OF resentng the exposure
~ underworld conditions welcomed it and IN act
ing heartily end the evils which this newspaper
pointoA out Whether tho cleanup could have come
without the help Of The Is not important II came
WITH the help OF The star, no effort has been ao
by the police TO hush things up" and tho credl.
should go not newspaper which merely printed
the news about growing evil but To the pubic ON
Gals who saw the point and who acted quickly.
Gas supply TO be Investigated, said head
line. Not nth lighted match, zoe hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

should not issue any more permits
10 jitncys. and give those that al
ready have permits. one year TO get
out OF the Jitney business. think
II this plan In followed there will not
be much shortage In operating tho
cars. v. NJ. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
A Healthy Outlook

After months of endcavor. this city has finally
obtained a landing site for alrplancs.
What this Seattle cannot be fully
rraxed the present time.
But n will be a great period OF time when
the thanks OF the entire community will so
70 those men-eounty commissioners. members AZ
the Aero Club OF tho Northwest. flying enthusiasts
and far.siEhtrd business mcn-to whose untirtnE
efforts the requirement OF the sand Point airdrome
With the facilities that will lie afforded BY
the Sand Point field. Seattle should be able to
secure its share OF the aerial commerce. postal
vice. military patrol work and private aerial
pFtses that will be developed In the fcw years.
The work OF the board Of county commissioners
n acquiring the Sand Point site marked by
business sound Judgment and a sens. OF
responsibility toward the community.
And was marked by something greater than
these sturdy auaiities-by tho ability 20 look into
the future and the day when the airplane
viii take It's place beside the railroad and the
rteel ship carrier OF the worlds commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
DERvVIlL0
The Famous BeautifleP

Have you tried IL yet? Thousands
everywhere are using ~. IL " n
wonderful tonic for the skin. dericH
hot hummer sun and causes vrin-
kies, tan. freckles. sallow skin
blackhends. sun spots, roughnesr.
ruddl ness 10 quickly disappear. IL
brings roses 20 the cheeks ana
sr. Gives youthful complexion
and - skin yop love 20 touch n
angle application proves IL See
large announcement soon 20 appear
in this paper. Ask your drussst
about ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
McAdoo or Cox?

Ten days ago everybody admitted II was re
puhiiean year"
y Today. nobody's certain,
The republicans floutcd. insultcd hooted the only
tuouninent candidate Chicago with whom they
could have made victory certain III Johnson.
Their scandaleus use of money killed of the
other two chief contestants. Lowden and Wood
making II necessary for the Old Guard 60 pick
dark horse candidate.
Harding was probably their best choice possible
He's perfectly respectable. there's little " anything
Axainst him except hts mcdiocrtty, and he can
xwins couple OF doubtful states
The democrats job. then. Is 20 name moro
lloeral candidate than Hardng-one who can head
an the Independent trend toward third party
alnte
The first name that occurs Is McAdoo-a success
ful administrator with a good labor record and pro
gr~ssvc views about government ownership. etc.
But McAdoo suffers from the fact he's the prcsi-
dents son.n.iaw,
Wow about CoxG
The democratic governor Of Ohio Is progress
xve than the republican senator from Ohio who h
he G. o. +. nominee. He'd very likely carry Ohio
which other democrat could do He's az least
- well known as Harding in the West He's bet.
ter newspaperman than Harding and better cam
paigner. He may possibly make n better president
The republicans reckoning McAdoo. They
aren't reckoning Cox. But Il looks from TINS dis
tnnce II Cox may be the democratic hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

~ Last: We can now get 'Colum-
bia Colo" the new American beer. in
Seattle. AK for columbia Colo
n your grocer. druggist or soft drink
pnrlor cannot get IL 10 you, fast
enough, phone Elliott 24o7. Only lie
per bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

personal management since July IS.
1901. do not compete with cheap.
advertising dcndsts.
My prices arc the lowest. con.
siHtcrt with firs'-ciass work.
EDWIN J. BROWN. n. ID. s.
Seattle's Leading Dentist
log Columbia St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

Rents are high in Spain. too. declared
Count Llouera Of Madrid. visiting IN Seattle.
Sure. Landlords throW the bull there, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

you tho comic strips now running In The
star. There's entertainment for every
member 81 the family In each days issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
AN AMATEUR

Talk about shortage Of houses.
have little house In East F'reeport
that stood empty over a month be-
cause the tenant was waiting for fur
nifure 10 come In. During that
month I could have rented 1t at least
so times. perhaps IS; I didn't keep
count Last June paid ft3.75 for
screens. Last week somebody stole
the screens. Last summer paid
1913 for some wall papering. You
ought to see the inside OF IL now: it's
awful: needs papering again. / am
such a rotten collector Of rents that
I have been stuck for $50 by one
tenant. $50 by another. and 80 on.
Every time the fire bell rings hope
that it's that house that's on fire;
then I could collect the insurance.
Right now nearly everybody IL max
ing money on real estate sales.
don't want to make a cent, neither
do / want 10 lose any money. I'll
sell IL for just what IL cost me to
date. After I get rid OF this house
may I be delivered from owning any
more rent houses. They may be all
right for some people, but not for
yours truly. J. r. Dittmans-Frec-
port Oil) JournaI-Standard.
What has become OF that fellow
who said he had discovered a way
70 make sugar out of sawdust7 II
may be that he sold some and the
police got him.
We used to hear the slogan.
Don't depend on gas alone" Every
once In a while these days we hear
O new one: Don't depend on gas at
ALL"
BURIEs THOSE WHO DROP
DEAD WHEN THEY RECEIVE
THE PAPEK1NG BILL
Undcrtaker. A fun line Of burial
Implies. Auctioneer. VIII go any
; here. Painting and paperbanging.
al me day or night H. d. Rich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

The four-for-d-Qudrter cdrfare plan needs
bit nickel wdr tar 10 make IL look ike so
tenfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
0e'N Say 80

ardson. South Stanford. vt.-Adver.
tisement In Chelsea CvtD Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

W. Gdmalisl Harding reminds one OF
Mckinley. declares one correspondent.
Cheering news for democrats Mckinley is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
ceaule's
Dentist

I am now d~vo'inr
my entire time 70 my
dental practice. ] make
all examinations and
diagnose each case as
well as do all extract.
Ing between the hours
Of > a. m. and 8 .. IT
NJ offices have bee
established for MOI
than a quarter of 81
century. and under m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

NoU that Wilhelm has turned tailor. he
lc0n't be poor man uery long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16
HIRES THOSE WHO DROP
DEAD WHEN THEY RECEIVE
THE PApEKING BILL

: Undertaken. A fun line Of burial
Implies. Auctioneer. VIII go any
here. Painting and paperbanging.
an me day or night. H. y. Rich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

Gas supply to be investigated said head
line. Not Nth a lighted match, zoe hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-16

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-03
REAL REDUCTIONS.
Selah

When she cautious federal board
nounces that prices nave started downward. it is
safe rejoicing. The deferred hope that has
made so many hearts zick may be realized last.
The board observes an important downward
tendency" in the prices OF nearly all commodities
Food prices started down slowly than other
things are falling in with the general
movement
The price reductions made in certain lines OF
goods early in the proved be false
alarms The board snre that the real thing
come now, because the present reductions at
good. Labor is becoming efficient. Trans
portation improving. These three them
selves would have pronounced effect for the bet
ter. Along with them here Improvement in the
financial situaton-there is less speculation and
less unnecessary borrowing and there is "sus-
tanned tendency TO pay off loans backed by gov
eminent bonds and cher securities. The thrift
which swept over the country in the spring
continues and there is very little extravaganza or
needless spending.
No better concrete evidence can be found than
the current tendency OF basic raw materials. Most
of them, particularly wool silk. leather cotton.
have beer tending strongly downward.
Altogether. outlook for the winter is very
much better than it year ago. There is every
indication that a dollar will go n good deal further
and PEOPLE are going to have Just as many
dollars, or more
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-03
SEPTEMBER 3. 1920.
MENTAL HYGIENE.

There are persons who scoh at the freak tests
which were made in the military service and which
are being used by many large employers Of labor
These tests had their place in determining the fit
ness Of soldiers and they still perform. service for
some employers
The national committee for mental hygiene.
realizing the value Of normal mentality in indus
trz has undertaken TO direct the study Of the sub
iect as II pertains 20 industrial and business life.
The probiem Of the Industrial foreman is TO place
men in work that will prove best for themselves and
their employer.
Psychiatry, the applied to mental hygiene
roes farther than psychology in that it undertakes
10 solve the problems OF the troublesome en-
Move by helping hin, make adjustments that he
NAV be a good workman and a useful member of
society
Many men. UNITED temperamentaly for the
work in which they at present engaged. ind
themselves lacking in the mental satisfaction that
should come from employment which they are
best adapted Psychiatry attempts TO overcome the
bandicaps Of the individual and direct his mind in
way that would develop the best that is in him.
The mental attitude OF person toward his en-
ployment will determine his success or failure The
matter is more deeply rooted than mere like or dis
ike and the tests provided BY the system known
psychatry undertake discover the real difficulty
and remove IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-03

also interested IN this nest building regard FL
less of the objections Of the Dark Man"
Romantic. isn't it2 Furnishes exception TOO:
the popular conception, in the matter Of moth
ers-in-lav Here i. Is the father-in-law that shows
up bad--an excellent bid for the votes OF ro-
nance loving girls. and of mothers-in-law. perhaps.
hut how about the fathers-in-aw? Better be care
ful with that two-edged sword Friend jack There
are a Tot Of men who never rescued anybody from
drowning. NOTWITHSTANDING otherwise-and such
plaudits. particularly when hurled in the faces OF
fathers-in-law. OF men with mothers-in-law
whom they wouldn't themselves may
get under their hides
To it is great stuff. but the crab out in tho
back room who must grind this through the
linotype machine, putting it into type-why. we're
just sending II hear him howl Then were
going to print it Just that readers know
how be to who don't like their
mothers-in-law.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-03
LEONA.

Leona is a feminine name evolved
in this country from the popular
French Leonie. signifying lion" But
its earliest origin was not French,
but Greek Leo was a favorite in
Greece. Herodotus attributes its
popularity 20 the fact that the cap
tive Leo wass.the first victim OF the
Persians.
The name was passed on through
Greeks OF all ranks until It came 10
Byzantine emperors and Roman
bishops Two pOpes were so called.
One was famous for his intercession
with Attila. the other went down
in history as one Of Rome's great
est sons, since he turned away the
wrath Of the Saracens. The name
thus became "A favOrite on the papal
throne and was considered 10 allude
10 the Lion of the Tribe Of Judah
which was subsequently sculntered
on 81. Peters in the time of the
Medician Leo Y.
Leone and Leonie are popular
feminines in Spain and France.
Leonardo. from the same source. is
also a Spanish favorite. Leona, how
ever. is an American version By
some. il is believed 10 be the result
OF the influence OF American Indian
nomenclature.
Coral is Leona's talismanic stone
II is believed 10 bring her good
health, and Lrotect her from con-
| tssion. Tuesday is her lucky day and
/ six her lucky number.
(Copvright IQ20)