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Cleveland County herald., 1920-05-13
HURT ALI. OVER
 COULDN'T SLEEP
Suffered So Much and So Long, Indiana Lady Became Dis- outraged, and at Times
 Cared Little to Live.

Leavenworth, Ind.-Mrs. Hannah Peru, of this town, writes: About six years ago began the use of Cardui for female weakness. I suffered such fearful bearing-down pains at -. It seemed like something was just press ing on the top of my head and it burned like fire. l was, indeed, a nervous wreck.
 "For four years I couldn't do my housework. I was in bed most of the time. I got so discouraged, and at times I wanted to die, was in so much pain. At times I hurt all over. =. At night was restless and couldn't sleep. I had no appetite, in fact was misery to myself and every one else.
 q continued in this condition until finally 1 began Cardui .. Took Cardui regularly until I took number of bottles. It cured me I cannot say too much for this treatment, and high ly recommend it to others"
 For more than forty years Cardui has proven beneficial to suffering women.
 Your druggist sells 1t. Try it!-Adv.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-05-13

Rev. Snickers-And your daughter, Mrs. Bunks-the one that was going in for nursing-how Is she? We'll, I hopef
 Mrs. Bunks- Splendid, thank you, sir. Last we 'eard from Ser she was gotn' up for Ter final contaminations.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-05-13
The Limit.

"Is Gubbler a generous chap?"
 "Generous? Why, he'd share his last half-pint with friend !"-Home Sector
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10
Maybe You Know
Maybe You Don't
That
ThGt

That Ralph Brown IS driving a ne..
bort Touring.
That a used Maxwell Touring was
delivered Saturday to Henry hndel.
That our Valparaiso branch sold an
Essex. and q Hudson Speedster last
week.
That a w. Vincent 81 Cary. IS driy-
ing a new Oakland.
Miss o. McNair of East Clicaso. IS
daing d new Essex Touring delivered
May lst.
Al f. Rayburn took delivery Of a
new BORT May 3rd.
That two Hudson passenger cars
were delivered to Frank Duyer and
Mr.. Kahan Of GaEy. last week.
That our bows drove four Essexes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

led IN motor history. You'll be prouo
10 own a car with so many ~unrivallec
records as the Essex.
That no car has ever equaled the
following Hudson official tests: I0C
miles ID so minutes with a 7-passengc
stock touring can; 1928 miles Pc
hour for one mile with stock chassis
Aceeleration from standing start L
20 miles per hour in l6.2 seconds.
San Francisco. Calf, to New YorI
and return. a distance Of 1000 miles
IN 10 days and p hours. No car eve
equaled its time in either direction
None except Hudson Super-Sx ever
completed the tNo-way trip agains
time 1t is The largest selling fine cal
IN the world.
That Barney Old6eld, probably III.
most widely known exponent Of mo-
tor speed IL the world, with a thorough
knowledge Of motor cars, has choser
for has personal use a Franklin Sedan
The Franklin. Hudson. Essex anc
bort Cars are sold by the South Shor,
Auto Co. Holman and Russell street
Hammond, and p East Fifth avenue
Gary. Phone 80.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10
NEW
CLUB rs STARTED

The Excelsior Motorcycle Club is a
new organization just formed ana MIL
have their first race AZ Hobart ON
Decoration Day. Several ptenies have
been planned and q general good Time
VIII be the slogan for the summer.
There axe already thirty members
enrolled. with A. WALL as temporary
president. and oliver Leader. secretary
is a jolly good bunch IT, start with.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10
from Detroit Saturday.

IRON Detroit Saturday.
That Mr.. ". 3. Conbey drove a new
Hudson Touring Limousine from De-
troit Saturday.
That Emil Fluff 3 4 busy man these
days getting everybody ready for the
warm weather
that prospect automobile pur-
chaser should kaa thst our service
and repair shop second Is none.
Ihnk i oyer when you bug your next
ear.
That the Dort car stands up under
continued service better Than any car
It's size. Sells wth freight and tag
paid for Sll30. Twenty mules to the
gallon Of gas. 30x5R Goodyear tres.
That The Essex motor Is patented.
The same men build il Who build the
Super-Sx. II delivers three times the
power Of standard motors its size. It
IS Il Of the smallest automobile mo
tors, yet it yields 55 II. p. Ii has
set every official stock record for cars
Of its piston displacement from / to
~ hours. Ii holds ihe world "a hour
road record Of l,06l miles. Ia lis first
year # set a selling record never equal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

Ride in The new Jackson Sz38 before you decide on any
car 50 that you may know the astonishing features Of the Six
that is year ahead Of it's day. Designed at the time when I'M
proyements were being developed for the FIRST time since the
war began, the Jackson offers 70 the discriminating car buyer
the opportunity to secure now the pronounced and needed I'M
provements il construction instead Of waiting another season.
this respect.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

An analysis Of the chassis Of The Jackson Six
wll reveal a n~eatncss Of design which is dehn-
ite evidence Of inbuit strength. Note The spe-
cal Continental motor model. with The perfect
ed manifold. the expensive chrome-vanadium
Steel springs and the 58-inch rear spring sus-
pension. and numerous other features listed
here.
Motor-Contneata Red Seal. ~six-eylinder. YER
tical E-head type with removable head, 3i4
inch bore BY ~ inch stroke. Carburetor
boiled To cylinder block 5. a. E.. rating
25.35 horsepower. Actual brake horsepower
2O00 r. P. M-38.
Gasoline Suppy-Vacuum type. Stewart gas
oline tank in rear carries Is gallons. protect
Cd by frame extension.
Crankslaf-Specal heavy built design, ac-
o~uralely balanced Three heavy bearings.
Front ? 9-32 inches. in diameter BY ~
inches long. Center bearing 2l4 inches ii
diameter by "a inches Ions. Rear bearings
Z7-32 inches IN diameter BY 2la inches long.
Csmshaft-Cams are integral with shaft and
run in three babbittlined, bronze-backed
bushings.
Timing Cears-iclcal. Of wide face. Teeth
cut at an angle which assures quiet opera
Water Observation-Disclosures pump
Observation-Disclosures force feed and
splash system.
Carbureior sromberg. one-inch size. side
outlet type.
Starting ard L~ighting-Electric Auto Lite. two
unit. Lighting equipment includes head
lights with double bulbs. Instrument and
tall Gqbis arc controlled from dash. Switch
is equipped with security lock and keys.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

Clutch-Borg & Beck, single dy-disc type.
Observation-Disclosures Gear Company s~elective
type. three speeds. forward and reverse. Di-
rect drive third speed.
Steefing Cear-Worm and gear type. Full gear
and shaft in one piece. Adjustable to take
mp wear on both worm and gear.
Driving Shaft Tubular type with universal
balEand-socket JOINTS.
Rear Axle-Salisbuy. three-fourths floating.
Housing is Of reinforced pressed steel. Driv-
ing gear and dlaerential mounted on separ-
ale carrier which is bolted to actual housing
and is easily removable without taking axle
from under car. Driving gears are of helical
Front Axle-Salsbury. full roller bearing.
Brakes Emergency hand brake on front uni
Neisal ioini al rear Of transmission. Service
foot brake II inches il diameter by ? inches
wide. external type on rear wheel.
Raeia.7r-Long' tubular type, nickel equip
ped with motometer.
Wheels Hayes, twelve spokes front and rear
made Of hickory.
Tires Goodyear. 33z4. plain front, non-skid
Springs Chromc-vanadium alloy. semi-eAptic
type, front and rear. Front springs 2 Inches
wid. by 81 inches long. Rear springs. 214
inches WIDE by So inches long. Spring eyes
are equipped with bronze bushings. Hotch-
kiss type drve.
Frame Very rigid and light, side members 50
inches deep. ~ inch Aange.
Waeel5ase-I2i inches.
1qnipment-Eiectrc motor-driven horn. Stew
LIT magnetic spcedomcter. tire repair Kit. Jack
and tools. powcr-dryen tire pump.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

discerning motor folks who seek the unusual
in car design will find full expression Of their
desires in the Jackson Sport Car. Its a daring
advance over anything ever before attempted,
yet every innovation artisticaIIy reflects The
drivers personality.
Fine points Of oraftfuI designing and exclusive smartness are
here carried out ~ ue compete satisfaction p mes osen
power. dash, strength and a~exibiiy combined with a reasonable
character of lines and appointments. Lamps, top, hood. and key
stone radiator. and the nckeled disc wheels all harmonic with
the spirit Of the car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-10

Everything of excellng value IS offered il The Jackson Six tour
ing model. Coupled with numerous advanced and pronounced
CONSTITUTIONAL features are mmistakable lines Of beauty and char
acter. Tnmness that suggests ltheness II power. strength, aeSi-
bity and comfort IS the cloak Of the noteworthy features Of
mechanical progress embodied behind the striking radiator and III
its chassis design. There are also many finer touches in appear
ance and construction heretofore found only in the highest priced
cars. For its weight. 5000 pounds lis power is exceptional, Civ
ing to the Jackson a wonderful getaway ability, snap and stamina.
The Jackson has won for itself instant recognition IN every motor
car a~ssembIage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
ROBBED OF $50
IN HOTEL ROOM
James Collins Visited by
Two Strangers

James Collins. arrested at Second
ave. and Washington St. carly to
day for being intoxicated. told the
police no had Just left his room in
tho ST. Louis hotel. Main ~ and
Occidental ave. where he had been
visited by two robbers and relieved
OF $50.
ono of the men. Collins said, was
armed. He said he recognized this
man as one he had seem previously
hanging around tho Peoples cafe.
Collins said he was awakened from
n sound slumbcr by the pair and
found them on their hands and knees
on the floor. one Of them pointing n
gun at his head.
They told me 70 keep quiet" he
said. "and I did. when they went
out found $40 gone out of my
pants. and $50 out OF another
pocket
A receipt found In Collins posses.
sion showed he had deposited $500
with the Jap proprietor OF the st
Louis hotel, and had drawn $50.
lilo came 10 town two days ago, he
told tho police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
AmericansBeaf
Jap Gardeners,
Asserts Chase

The man who ays Japs arr
h<tisr gardeners than Americans
IN no American"
This Ia the unqualified Statesmen,
Of Edward CHASE SoiS Burton
place. who brought 70 The Star
today . bsaket Of vegetables grown
~ himsen 10 prove his assertion.
Il am ready ~ any TINA he
aid. TO make an sxhfb!s a the
stuff ! grow axninss the exhibit
Of any jap gArdsnsr. II made
my blood bon to rad that . white
man had testified besors the com.
rnittes OF conxressmen that was
here recently that Jays were the
be~s Gsrdenera
''Clys " Americans the ams
Land. and We can produce veg~I
tables that win put the Japs 10
shame"
Chase said he was . markeier
In tho Sanitary market . few Year,
ago.
The laps got In and drove me
out az buninesa.- he said. I'm an
export grader Of fruits and ves~.
tables. but the Japs have robbed
me OF hhat profession. too. And
the methods they used TO force
m. GU, Of the market wero under.
handed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
SOON n
HEAR VERDICT
Jury Gets Case Of a /,
Conspiracy Trial

CHICAGO. Aug. Tn
William Bross Lloyd ana - -
charged with partieipatiss 4. :
spfacy TO overthrow u. -
men'. went 70 a jury n STATE ~.
inal court at noon today
By agreement Of counsea ~
dict were reached before /
wa. not to be snnounosd ~,
that hour. NOW
The trial. the nrst srvusAa -.
the Illinois scdltion lav. = 49,.
AZ a test case and simils, s.ss'
tons IN other parts Of ths ss-s.
probably win hinge on - ~
OF the Lloyd case.
Lloyd and his compsnS...
specifically charged With 49,
me communicative party a, p
purpose Of forming an sIltasss -
me third int,rnationais Of -
ana establishment Of sov,e4 -
fnsnt In the United stAtss -, 4,
medium Of a revolution thai ~.
take the form Of general -.
Arrests were made In The 49,
vide roundup Of "reds- - ~
Tears day. Indictments -.
turned soon after. The tr,si =
gan May 10. after 50 days hs6 -
spent IN getting q jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
RUSS REPORT
new SUCCESS
Capture Villages on Way to
Warsaw

LONDON. Aus. s.--cvoou.,--Ths
Boishevik forces are operating north.
east and east OF warsaw AZ distances
ranxin from % TO 40 miles from
the Polish capital. according to ,hs
soviet official oommuniqus from
Mosecv today.
-in the direction Of Lomxha 90
miles northeast Of wArsAw, We forced
tho Bobr and SarAi rivera" the wire.
less Maid
We advanced to the westward of
Bi~iossck uio miles northeast of
Warsaw
we occupied Bislsa Approximate.
~ 100 miles east OF Warsaw ana the
Biiaovsah station.
-Northsase of Koorfn ~ occupied
numbsr Of Villages. brsa1ing stub.
born rcsissAnce.-
kcortn h 20 mflas northeass Of
Brsst'Litcvsk. unoffSc1Aiiy reported
to have fallen 10 the Rsda Ths
communidus indicated fighting II
varions places on a iso.mils 'front.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
As II SEEMS
TO ME
DANA SLEETH


and gradually increase the time as
strength comes. III guarantee
that In a month the world will be
a lot better place to live in for
that person.
And II IL no abb 10 say you
come home dog tired" from the
office or store. You will be fresh.
err. more rested; you will sleep bet.
ter and do your work better the
next day for an hour with the hoe
and spade than an hour In the
movies. in tho auto. or yawning
and gossiping on the front porch.
After a month I'm the open air,
following the harrow, and hewing
at tree trunks. and heaving ut
tough old roots. know once more
what II means TO be honestly hun.
cry. TO enjoy a drink OF cold water,
and TO sleep like the proverbial log.
Try II. you world.weary brother;
try It for month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Mrs. Ince Sees
I'm prouement
in Photoplays

My boys have a motion picture
outfit OF their own. because one can
never be sure that tho entire bin Mt
show houses In suitable for children
TO SEQ" says Mrs. Thomas n. Inec.
wife Of tho Los Angeles photopiay
producer. who arrived here this
morning en- route to Alaska with
bcr two boys. william. IL years old,
and Thomas IT,. Jr.. 3.
The types Of motion pictures are
improving every year and reputable
producers are combining to produce
only first class plays that their name
on a picture may moan 10 the gen.
erai public that IL In the kind of show
they may 70 To without dirappoint.
ment," declared the producers wife.
The people themselves control
the type Of picture that Ia presented
to them by the kind OF show they
patronize. At the same time / be.
lieve that most xood producers are
making an honest and conscientious
effort to give the people what they
should want and teaching them TO
want IL.
lntTe W rum III Tic UfoVieH IOr
40 many people today because so
many more pictures arc being pro-
duced than ever before. Common
sense and some ability and pur-
pose will insure most OF those who
aspire TO enter the movies. n place
there. and after once getting a place
there hard work is the thing that
means they will reach the top"
Thomas H., Jr., rcsents the diminu-
tive. and william. who operates the
protector the Incc children use. In.
sists that he win be an Inventor"
Mrs. Ince and her sons will return
10 California before the opening OF
school on September I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
POLISH DEFEAT
STARTS ON PAO: ONE

o~n,,r~ ~b,ch pr~c~ded the fall Of
~
i''"A~ 10 NM" ""' u' !"
saw. According to Advioes from ths
front. they stood up against the Boi.
.,sv,h, IN IN. last. nirfer,nr heavy
-, $500. -
o"H""'"
told Of I'm Arrival there OF The rom
nants OF another battalion OF women
For On. ,,roo.. NJ filling the waps I'm
.,-,.. -..
Tvs '""Ns anu
tory 70 hghtinE he boisheviki
again.
sl.na,eb from per,,n declared
.,. ..,,.
WV NV" '''~
. iitti" mor~ thah wv miles east OF
warsaw. This wsss . strong fortress.
hu, A fan with silrht rcslstane~. AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
War Medals Save
Veteran From Jail

NEWARK. N. j.. Aug. A con.
grcssional medal. the Croix de
Guerre, the Italian War Cross and
scars from nine bullet and bayonet
wounds, saved Frank sadowski from
jail He was arrested on a charge
of carrying a. weapon. having ad.
mitted shooting ut cats which had
disturbed his sleep. He was at first
held In $1,000 bail. but when the
judge heard OF his war record he
changed his decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
STANDARD RUNS
ALL OUT OF CAS-
But Tanker Ell sepundo /
Due Here

After q week Of reduood 49,.
Standard on Co. ran compIslslv p
Of sasolins Monday merning.
There was Just enough = -
trucks and essential vshieln -
pany officials reportad Gnc-1-
stations closed early In u ncrn11r
and passenger cars w0ss I,gu11 -
seek out Shell ana Indenn6nr6
pumps for their days raaioo.
With the arrival Of the 49, =
scgundo. due nj . p. a. 49,. g
lief viii Be afforded. II ~ -,
ised. The tanker VIII beeln nuru11r
out her cargo At dayiight 49,
and gasoline viii be availanoo y -
torists soon thereafter.
An unexpected smeerunav -
for the navy yard. ana ethouU q I
iarge number Of fishing - ~
arrived In the harbor III No. -
Of the week robbed " e pma6nIv
one days Allowance ~ len -
Lean. district saies manaGue. n
ginning tomorrow. Ne sxpsce = m
an increased supply of enasnns -
ing into Seattle. and v1n mn T.
present allowances thsss Qaon -
pleasure to. the Old oas e nNs
Union OIL Co. reports - - =
supply or prtca. ThG1p noum1m
stations are selling q - - : -
lon Standard maantn1w - r
price a 3<h csntA
Shell Co. b giving 49, -
up 70 80 per cant taah Gn1GllK
trucks 10 EallonA an1 = l11ulng =
cents . gallon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Father of Murdered
GHlLearnS OfDedth;
on Trail of Killer

capital punishment and these IDEAS
have crystaiiissd into principles.
ideals.
"A man must live up To his prin.
cipics." he says. "or he V not
man.
And no. he would find Jim Sphy.
ridis. the killer. and fetch him back.
giehandcd. TO justice.
Justice. ~ CarscAchenes sees her
10 not blind. Justice goes At q thins
with both eyes open. stsrniy. bui
with mercy.
when Caracachenes meets sphy
ridis there win BE- no rending Of
bloody fissh. he says A man mus
be . man
"Whsn ! fetch him hack. he must
b punished. Hanging win not brins
my Mar back Hanging u not right
II wanted him killed. could Kill
him mysek. win 70 and get hin,
and send him 70 prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
CAPT. DWYER
SEEKS OFFICE
Files for State Insurance
Commissioner

Robert r. Dryer. superintendent
of the bond. automobile and marine
insurance dcpavments Of sociy q
co. agency In Seattle. has filed for
the office 81 state insurance commits
sioner on the republican ticket
Dwyer Isl graduate OF Yale. and
former member OF the Washington
state legislature. He was commits.
stoned vptnin OF infantry in 1917.
receiving honorable discharge In
March. 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Railway Men May
Join Third PARTY

Whether the Railway Mems Wei
fare league win join with the triple
alliance, the Nonpartisan league and
the committee Of ~. In forming a
county third party, was to be decided
today at a meeting OF the executive
committee Of the railway men with
the state central COMMITTEES of the
eleague.
At meeting Saturday the Non
partisan league. the committee OF 4s
and the triple alliance voted To join
to create q third party and name a
ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Used Bible Money
to Purchase Whisky

JERSEY CITY. ". j.. Aug. a.
Using for the purchase Of whisky
e15 given 10 her by his mother In
July. 1918. with which to buy a
Bible for his birthday. is one Of
tho charges contained In the divorce
action started by Patrolman Fred.
erick A. Goiger against Mrs. Lucy
L. Gciger. Geiger swears she drank
the whisky. and also charges inf.
deity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
COAL WORKERS
ARE RETURNING
Miners Complying With
Lewis Order

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. AUG. b.
Coal miners. who have been tying
up tho Illinois and Indiana fields By
Unauthorized strikes. are returning
TO work today In compliance with
the order OF John l.. Lewis. union
proaidont according 20 word at head
quartsrr OF the United Mine Work
err hero.
''If the people DO not get coal now
u will not be the fault Of tho min.
err." an announcement from union
headquarters said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Strike-B Breakers
Are Due in Denver

DENVER Col. Aug. 3.--{1tYiks
hreAksrs from other cities were sx.
peoted hers today TO man the street
cars which have bern idle since early
Yesterday. ~ the result Of . waikous
of i.ioo street railroad employees.
aftsr their failure To successfully
negotiate with city officials for high.
or wages. The union men are de-
manding rs cents an hour.
They nov receive 80 centa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Girl, Is, Confesses
She Killed Aunt

LONDON. Eng. Aug. "A start.
Ing confession Of the murder Of Mrs
White In a lonely cottage near Aber.
gavenny. was made by the woman's
lb.year-old niece. Catherine Primrose
Whistance. The girl had been ohided
for staying out late. She got a
heavy maliet and struck her aunt
while the latter was asleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

EvANsviLLE. Ind. Aug. a.
With the unauthorized strike OF
coal miners spreading into the Ken
lucky fields. the mines In the "pock
ct" district Of Indiana did not re
open today. according 10 the Ind
ana coal trnde bureau hero.
More than 200 day men and
monthly workers lief, their work a,
the Southland and Midwest mlnes
~ Henderson. Ky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02

BERLIN. Aug. Ain connection
with the agitation against high
priccs. the sellers Of bananas In the
streets have declared . blockade
against the merchants. In an en-
deavor TO bring down the price Of
the fruit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
Iowa Miners Are
Continuing Strike

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Aug. s.
Minorx Of eight Iowa mines struck
today. demanding increases In wages,
according 10 reports TO operators
here. This brings the total number
OF Idle mines In the state To ~. oper.
stors said. The number OF miners
on strike In Iowa 10 variousiy esu.
mated az from 500 To ZOO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name md Residence Are
Frank Emmett Ryan. Puyaiiup. Wash ~
Kathryn A. Dunbar. IT. Huron, Mich. 20
Pasauals VeiisI1a. Seattle, Wash. a.
Mast Danatcia, Seattle. Wash. ... ~
Angelo Austelio. Seattle, Wash. 80. ~
Carmelia Musteiio, Seattle, Wash. :. II
Dommicb Mastro. Seattle. Wash. :. az
Armida Malgieri. Seattle. wash. -. ~
Fred r. Alvord. Seattle, Wash. Legal
Mabel Burken. Seattle. Wash. legal
James A. Potter. Seattle. Wash. Legal
Carrie u. HeaIey. Seattle. Wash. Legal
Charles NJ. Burr. Sumner. Wash. -. al
Heisn r. Foil. Seattle. Wash. .. II
Ailen y. Carpenter. Portland. Ore. Legal
Ifnlen =, Boothby, Portland. ore. Legal
Stem r. Nordin. Seattle, Wash. go. Legal
Frances NJ Nord. Seattle. Wash. Legal
William ". Norris, Cumberland. 80. ;s
Ruth Rogel, Seattle. Wash. ...... ~
James w. Forrest, Seattle, Wash. Legal
Lillian ID. Lindsay, Seattle, Wash. Legal
James Van Allen. seattie. Wash -. ae
Ellen Bowman. Seattle, Wash. $50. 10
John d. W. Caldwell. Olonns Ferry,
Olive J. Josiyn. Gienns Ferry. Idaho
...'....ss....' .................. Legal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-02
.oman's Strength
Is in Her Tongue?

LONDON. Eng. Aug. 2.--'The
only muscle a woman has got strong
or than a man IL the muscle OF the
tongue" said Judge ciuer Of the
shorcditch county court.