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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
THIS SPRING TAKE
Hoods Ssrsnpariiia--A Good Hiood-
purIfyIna Tonic Medicine

II isa medicine In which the peo-
pie can and do have entire conf
doncc as pure. clean and safe
All the claims made for u are jua-
tined by tho testimony OF the graft
Tying results attending It's use in n
zcma or salt rhcum, psoriasis. blood
poisoning. catarrh and rheumatism
and OF loss of appetite. that tired
feeling. and low or run down condi-
lions commoW in the spring
II ~ not adulterated. II In not
unbranded, but honestly labeled II
originated in n physician's prcscrip-
ton and is recommended and used
by many physicians today. IL has a
record Of nearly 80 years OF wonder
full success.
Hoods Shrsaparilla makes food
taste good" Get IL today.
II you need n mild laxative or ca
thartic. take Hoods PillA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
Coast Drug Co.
COZ Fourth Ave.

cerke's Pharmacy. 55os-s70i a4th Ave ~ w.
Green Lake DruH Co.. 7z0s WOODLAND Ave.
Queen Anne Pharmacy, b3s Queen Anne Ave
Besrh Pharmacy. sf0i s2nd Ave. n. W.
Lsvke's Pharmacy. 1900 First Ave.
y. ". Little. 335 First Ave. ". =
pkins~y Ave. Pkarmaey. BsOg Phinney Ava
Jas l.. Mtsdleton. 25ss 10th Ave.
Mis.tss Phsyascy eoi 18th Ave "
Pseifte Phsrms~y. ite2 r. ssth St
Highland Pharmacy. coca Phinney Ave
.rred q. Pi~r.sn. fj62 woodland Park Ave-
s.s s.si Dr.. ie oys Ke %nn.
ssssysiAe Pharmacy sunnyslde and N. <5th.
votvsrstty Pharmacy, Ise- t105 1tth Ave ~ p.
Ustversisy rhsr1scy. Ise- tsoi 18th Ave n T.
West WssSisss Park PbsrAsey. sa5s 5th Ave.
Capitol Hiu Pharmacy. -: 18th Ave-. N
Puritan Pharmscy. 50th and 18th N Z
EAST
fRroedwsy. Madison and Renton HID
asss Dra. ss.r.: ss' East Pins
Btvin's Dvug Co., fne., 67s broadway.
Harry Herman. $500 r. Madison
Ideal Pharmacy. 1901 East Madison.
Oih~sG's Pharmacy. SIS broadway ~
Henton nm Pharmacy. 18th Ave and East Madk,
Lskevtew Pharmacy. 7oi stth Ave.
Seattle DruG Co.. it0i 2srd Ave.
Frank ;. stone, 1901 East Madison.
wnrres Drug Co.. 1875 Howell 81.
wsshinGten Drug Co. $500 T.. Madison.
Mouiton urux Co.. 1900 18th Ave.
WEST SEATTLE AND YOUNGSTOWN
Roland Jenni.ss. 1881 DIST Ave s w
Campbell Drug Co.. 1889 California Ave.
Gsteeeed Pharmacy. 7023 California Ave
West seattle Pharmacy. 230o California Ave
Youngstown Pharmacy. ss5s 2sth Ave. s v.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
Let's have breakfast at Boldt's.
Instantly Beauty
Your Complexion

Thousands OF girls and women
everywhere proclaim DERWIILO
the greatest beautiher yet discov-
cred. IL instantly gives the skin
normal woman Graves. over 1--WE
hundred thousand are using Il in
place OF face powder, as il stays on
until you wash IL or. IL IL so life-
like IN appearance that 1t is impos-
a youthful skin every one just
loves to touch" IT Is especially rec
commended as a protection to the
skin, FOR shiny nose, freckles. tan.
blackhesds and sallow. dark, rough
skin Try IL today on your face,
neck. hands and arms. Yes. it's alb
solutely harmless. even on the most
delicate skin. At all toilet counters
everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
uAunIn sIInp,

downtown pintrictl
Uoze uidE. uarber shop. HnEo HdF
New York Barber shop, New York uidE.
H. y. Noy~s. toiman Bath.. CoimAn Bldg. First
and Columbia.
savoy Hotel usrbrr shop.
MeD~rmotr. Bavb~r shop. III James ST
Hotel uuticr Hsrber shop. ila James St
white HidR Uarb~r shop. white bldg.
~. q. kinKioEer. 1910 Second Ave
rantaE~s usrber shop. rantages Bldg. Third
Ave.
jaime. Mooney, sis Pine 81.
Link A KIRK. seattle nnths. 1it Ycsier Way.
Goth Century Bnrf,er shop. 1f0s Fourth Ave
H. g. Niece. 222 Union 81
Ienry utdR. usrb~r shop. Iehry HidE.
Hotel stevens Harder shop.
Habeo~k a Hobino. First and Madison ST.
james Young, as Pike 81.
" asbinston Hotel Bsrber shop. WASH ngton
Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
WHO RECOMMEND


psiaier-Grssd Hotel barber shop. Bainier-Gran
Hotel
" Monte Bnrhtr shop. 1910 Second Ave.
VIM. MILLER sfl Third Ave.
VI. krsus. Ti3 Second Ave
Ruth Lewis. Oak uarber shop. 1o1S Third.
rster a.. smith Bsrber shop. 90 Second Ave. '
Hopkins a salmon. l. G Smith Bldg. Bari Der
Shop.
VIZ. kawngishL. so2 sixth South.
The Petite shop. ais James
Arctic Club Harder shop. Arctic Bldg.
". II Dawson. iofr Cherry St
Ciub baths. 2is jefferson St
Geo. Paine. t1i3 Western Ave.
Ney pter.en. 90 sixth Ave. :
Daisy Johnson. SsA Yesler Way.
strer.s Bnrber shop. b2A Pike st
.. usvn. tl6 Main st
J. N. Muir. Fifth and Denny Way.
UAUBER SHOPS
fOutiying pistrictR.)
whaien a sigmap, A50i 18th Ave n. l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
Norwegians Mark
independence Day

Monday. May (which is Nor.
wegian Independence day, was eel.
ebrated by persons OF Norwegian
birth In Seattle.
At p. m. the Daughters and
Sons OF Norway were to hold a
celebration Mt Norway hall, Boren
ave. and Virginia ST.. at which Rev.
r.. Bergersen and Edwin j. Vickner
OF the University OF Washington,
were scheduled TO deliver the prin.
cipai addresses.
At the same hour the Norwegian
male choir will give recital OF
Norwegian songs at the Masonic
Temple.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From 1t?

go deeper than that. down deep
into the blood. whsre the poison
turks. and which IL not affected By
salves and olntmonts. 10 r. I'm.
portant that you rid yourself Of
this terrible disease before II goes
too far. s. s. 8. Is the blood cleanser
that has stood the test Of time. hav.
ing been in constant use for more
than fifty years. II viii do for you
what IL has done. for thousands OF
others. 4. s. s. d guaranteed pure.
~ vegetable. IL viii do the work and
not harm the most delicate stomach,
Write the physician Of this
company and let him advise with
you. Advice In furnished withou,
charge. Address Swift Specific Co.
1853 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
Sufferers Should Realize That
1t Is a Blood Infection and
Can Be Permanently
Relieved

Rheumatism means that the blood
has become saturated with uric acid
poison.
1t does not require medical ad-
vice TO know that good health is
absolutely dependent upon pure
blood. When the muscles and joints
become sore and drawn with rheu-
matisn. IL II not a wise thing to
take a little salye and by rubbing
II on the sore spot expect 20 get
rid OF your rheumatics. You must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17

Chas. =. Hatfield. Marble Place shep. 1884 1fu
Ave n. v.
Fred MeteuaEie. 3t7o Fremont Ave.
\. sherm~vhorn. t320 18th Ave. ". T..
u. Meodman. 3tt6 Fremont Ave.
Conner a Hayes. Phinncy and Gatewood-
Mr. Linneeanp, 2Ts3 Jackson.
HAIRDRESsERs
Tom Singer. Denny bldg.
psrisian B~auty shop. 306 Pine.
Nay Holland. 1884, Second Ave.
Metropolitan Hair store, Cobb BLDG. University
street.
Mn. seaman. loT Stewart St
In Mode Psrior~. ls2s Second Ave
,. !. wittwer Co.. 1870 Second Ave.
Vogue Hair shop. American Bank Bldg.
Amcytcsn Brsuty shop. Fairfield Hotel
Vanity uoN. 43iih i4th Ave, n. f.
Tn Florence Hair Store. 10T Stewart.
Graves HAIR store. t2t Peoples Bank Bldg.
Ladies' Improvement shop. $40 Union St
thoda smith, New Washington Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
Hold Comrade of
Slain Bow Bandit

CHICAGO. May iT.-Dick Smythe.
conrado Of Horace walton. boy train
robber. was being held by federal au.
thorities today. In connection with
the holdup OF mail car near here
Friday morning. when Walton secur-
ed $4,000. walton killed a police
man and was shot 10 death by Off
GERS after n 30-minute siege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17

FARM LABOR shortage Is serious,
says II. +. Meredith, secretary of de
partmcnt Of agriculture. in letter to
Chamber OF Commerce. Iic asks the
aid in securing labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
Two Firemen Are
Injured at Oakland

OAKLAND. Cal, May 1.-Two
fircmen were seriously injured in a
fire early today that partially de-
stroycd several stores and did dam.
age estimated at $40, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
NEW MATERIAL
to be
SOLD ny THE NAVY
at the
NAVY YARD. PUGET SOUND.
WASHINGTON.
NEW MATERIAL

There will be sold by sealed pro
posala. To be opened nj 10 n. m, May
10 1920. by the senior Member. Board
OF Survey. Appraisal and Sale, Navy
Yard. Puget Sound. Wash. the fol-
lowing classes OF material:
ThimbIcs, round. closed. gRiv.
Tbimhics. round. closed. comp.
Hooks. sister. gniv.
Hooks, sister. with rope thimbIe.
Hooks. sister. die No. 1880.
Bids to be opened May 10. 1920.
Sale will he for cash 10 the high
est bidder. Deposits Of 20 per cent
OF the amount are required. lnspcc-
ton can be made upon application
to the Senior Member. BOARD of Sur
vcy. Appraisal and Sale. Navy Yard
Puget Sound. Washington.
Catalogue Of sale and further In
formation may be obtained from
Board OF Survey Appraisal and Sale
Navy Yard, Puget Sound. Washing
ton. tBranch office. sos Lowman
bldg, Seattle, Wash. Tel Elliott
379S.
Foot Note: Catalogue No. 81 has
been cancelled Bids on material
covered bv this catalogue viii BIO re-
turned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
L AND RECOMMEND HAIR-BITTERS
TRADE SUPPLIED ny
Stenger & Berliner
1417 Fourth Ave.

1417 Fourth Ave.
Prank Corr~y. 1900 Yesier way.
PIres y. Dis. ts01 Eighth Ave,
Dessis.es DruR Co.. 18th and Ycsier.
Eagle Pharmacy. col jackson ST.
s~erE~tews Drug Co.. 5000 18th Ave g.
Rsisisr u~iahts Pharmacy. i2T 21rd Ave. s.
Giles DRUG Co. 1925 Jackson St
s.eshe Drug Co. s9b Jackson.
Valentine Pharmacy, i5g3 Rauier Ave.
Main Drug Co. 40 Natn
Main DruE Coz tit Main.
Nsin DvuH Co. ssi Jackson.
Mails Drus Co.. eos King
Nsis Drus Co. soo Fourth Ave. e.
ntksss Drug Co. ssi Main
y =. Dr.. CO. sso Fourth Ave y
Meant Bsker Pharmacy. 1908 Mcclellan.
Newton Dvug CO.. sTs Jackson
Panama Pharmacy. t2s Main.
). osiien ssesrs. 21oo Jackson
Harry shaw. t.0T Rainier Ave.
south ravk Pharmacy, t225 Dallas A-e.
skestsr Wan AIstise, bbii puwamish Ava
wees's Phsvusr~y. 2eoi jackson.
W. a.. Woiff. s60i Eighth Ave. 4.
y~si~r Way Pharmacy. broadway and Yosicr.
state DvuE Co.. sni Main.
Nsnssn a Co.. tss Jackson
NORTH
Unciuding Ballard Fremont Green Lake phin-
ney. Meridian University. Eastlsko Rrd Capt.
Ajss Drss sssr~. sBth and Greenwood
Greenwood Pharmacy. Tsth and Greenwood.
Cart =. Usksr. 2t0o Tth Ave West
ns.ss,s.. nsss%ss,. 5sss nnilnrd N Ave.
He'll Drug Co.. $500 y ssth 81
Cascade Drss Co.. 2azs Market
nirxer a. Cisusen. 2toi FIRST Ave.
Gisiv ". Duamor~. ease Firth Ave. ~. w.
Esssink~ Pharmacy. col Eastlake Ave
Fremont Drua Co.. tnc. af23 Leary Ave
Caller -. Pharmacy, 1900 Queen Anne Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17

Gaclrson- Yes'er beacon nm. Mount BAKER.
Georgetown and South Park
Charlie. y. ure~a. p3is sTth Ave. T.
uara'. Pharmacy. ks3t Rainier Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co.
122 King St.

downtown
usrsru Drug Co. sf0 second Ave-
ussteu Drug CO.. itgA FIRST Ave
nsrtrn DruE Co, 1900 Second Ave.
nsrtsu Drux To-. 1904 wesuAke Ava
nsrt~n DruE 60. 1908 noren Ave.
rrea q. ureas~i. III Nrsier Way
urt~ DruH Co. sol Third Ave
Hati~v DruE Co. Inc. Second at James
tiessen Kelly DRUG store. iss Occidental Ave.
Iir>t Hiti Pharmacy. sol Madison ~.
aoessseash Drus Co.. ia Third Ave.
g.. a. Guy. Iae.. Second Ave-. at YrHlar.
ua~ssy bvus CO. sib Third Ave.
Harsor Pharmacy, FIRST Ave South and wash
tnEtnn.
swift'. Dvux Co. 500 East Pine
Second Pike
svifts Drug Co. sgs North Broadway.
bin.~I Phsrusaey. SIS second Ave.
L~ith~sa Pharmacy, foi FIRST Ave
Lion Drug Co. 500 FIRST Ave
northern Drug Cos iis FIRST Ave South
Owl DRUG Co. Third Ave. at Pike
owl Drug Coz weptiAke at Pima
rhoenis brus Co.. Us Second Ave. eouth
quaker Drug Co. 1901 FIRST Ave.
sound Drug Co.. BIB FIRST Ave
w~stiske Pharmacy. 1901 Westiake Ave.
Moodrork Pharmacy. 500 Pike ST
pr~Ssrtsk a Nelson. ftfth and Pine
Mar Dou ALI scout h wick. Fscora at Pike.
Fraser. Patterson a Co.. Second at Fenrra
Augustine A kyer. Coiman building.
rhrfstfss D~~kssHer. i0f4b Pine ST.
Hawkins Drug Co. Toi Union 81
Electric Grind sbop.
~. Artsunas a To. tik Sixth South
Vogue La ueae. 1895 Third Ava
ruKet MIN CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17

The for this remarkable accomplishment, simply the
that BEfAUJr8 what claimed
dos relieve tho afncton II has already
brought happiness looked
for relief In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-17

proves true-if an article springs into popular
favor almost overnight is the best Of evidence
Of the exceptional merit Of that article.
Remedy, although not more than two weeks have
e. is now available in every corner of the city, in
,ser's shop.
dscoms OF scalp trouble obtain this remedy
BARRIERS this
BERIAULT"s you
shops a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
sHILLADY GETs JOB.

NEW YORK, Aug, 1a,---John II. Shil-
lady, former secretary Of the National
Association for the Advancement Of
ColoFed People, has been appointed
executive director Of the National Con-
sumers' league, II was announced here
today at the leagues headquarters. He
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
School Pupils To
Be Registered In
Week Of Sept. 7

The entire week Of Sept will be de-
voted to registration Of pupils and other
details incident to the opening of the
regular sessions will begin in earnest.
according 20 announcement by Prof
Wharton s Jones, superintendent OF
schools. Additions have been made 10
some schools and work is being rushed
on other buildings hut oven this Is not
expected to materially relieve the con-
gestcd condition in the greater portion
OF the schools.
Meetings Of teachers and principals
have been called by Prot. Jones and
plans for the approaching term viii be
discussed In detail Teachers desiring
positions should register with the sec
rotary prior to Aug %, and in those
eases where il is necessary examinations
must be taken by the prospective teach
ers.
Comparatively few teachers have re
signed but marriages ana few other
causes have depleted ranks of the regu-
| lar teachers to some extent. The meet
| ing Of all school principals 10 to be held
| Sept 6 at 10 o'clock in the office OF
| the slnerlR Jeudept, and general teach
| ers meeting will BE- held Mt Central
| high school a 30 o'clock that after
/ noon
Many improvements in the school
! courses have been outlined Two cap
| iAfuS and four ScrgcantS have been AS
| signed 10 Memphis by the government 10
| take charge Of the r .. r. c., and new
! uniforms made To measure, Will he fur
| nished
nation Of two brass bands. ono at Cen
| trail high school and the other at Crock
| ctt Vocational In the continuation
| work seyerni new courses will he addce
| ms well as at the Vocational school
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19

elarad Bolshevism was not Incompatible
with Isiamism and expressed the belief
that Turkey could not possibly suffer
a worse fate than the destruction
arranged for her in the peace treaty.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
OBSERVES
18TH BIRTHDAY
First of Present IA Stores
Took in Just Eight Cents
on First Day.

with a total OF a stores being operat-
ed successfully in Memphis, the Mr..
bowers stores, Inc Thursday celebrnt-
ed It's 18th anniversary. Just IS years
ago Thursday, Duke q, Bowers opened
a small store AT Polk and Mckinley.
When he closed for the night his total
sales amounted to exactly eight cents,
Despite this Mr. Bowers stuck TO his
big idea. and today his memory car
res with It all over the country the
fame Of being the first cash and car
ry" store originator
In bringing his ideas to success. Mr.,
Bowers battled against many huge
handicaps Boycott and other methods
utilized by organized interests opDos-
Ing him were met and defeated. FIN
ally the United states suprem" court
handed down an opinion against the
fixed resale price idea and Mr, Bowers
from that time on had comparatively
easy sailing,
Soon his 80 stores were known al
over the nation At the time hla health
| failed and the business was taken over
and ruorganizcd by the late y ". FiN
| Under j. NJ. F'lv son OF y, w. Ply, the
| business has flourished until II Is nov
predicted that total OF 81 stores WI
| be in operation before the end OF l9zo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
WRIGHT CHALLENGES
WORLD ON AIR FEATS

George l.. Wright, one of the princl-
Pal ccntcnders for 1,ocklears crown
and titla, who has challenged the Flyers
OF the world TO duplicate his perform-
ance at driving park, Sunday, Aug ~
during the tournament claims to be
the only man who has successfully
leaped from one plane and landed on
the wings OF plane beneath him. ,
"Curley" Burns, who has managed
many of the great aerial acts has seen
one of his men killed and another
maimed for life in attempting TINS
hazardous feat. Lieut. Lester Miller
was under Burns management when ne
lost his life at Jacksonville, Fla, last
year. Fred L. owen Immediately joined
the Burns rctinue and attempted 70
perform the feat at Tampa a few weeks
after Miller's death. owen landed on
the engine OF the lower plane but be-
fore the pilot could reach him one
foot was caught in the propeller blade
In changing from the bottom to the
top plane Wright uses no ladder OF
rope. but makes Il lunge for the land
ing skid on the top planes wing AS II
dins above him This brings the planes
within less than six feet OF each other
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19

win direct the promotion Of the league
',ten wear pporFaW, which eala TOT
federal regulation and cantroi o. t ne
great food and hacking industries OF VIZ
country. compulsory branding ana cor
rect labelling OF textile fabrics.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
TEACHERS CONFERENCE
WILL CLOSE FRIDAY

Following session Of community
singing. Thursday morning. at the Shell
by County Teachers conference at Cen
tral high school Miss Grace Sohotka,
who has been demonstrating best meth
DDS Of teaching drawing 70 the elemen-
tary section, spoke on The Apprecia-
ton Of Art as Applied TO the Home" s
During the morning session, y. O. Du-
gan. state high school inspector, was
introduced TO the conference He held
conferences with the various teachers.
advising and aiding them in solution of
some Of their problems. \ great many
new plans TOT teaching have been
evolved from the conference, and many
will he put 30 the test when schools
open in few weeks
Friday will be featured by Joint
meeting Of the shelby county parent
teacher presidents ana the Shelby coun-
" board members and teachers, They
will discuss the particular problems re-
| latinc to the SCHOOL home, and com,
munlty In the afternoon the usual
group meetings win lee held. Friday
WIN be- the last day OF the conference.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19

r. r. Rate Clerks
Sought By u. S.

Scores Of expert freight and passen-
ger rate clerks are sought by the Inter-
state Commerce commission as a result
Of the recent increase In rates, accord
ing TO Information received by the
Memphis postal officials from the L. S.
civil service commission,
Tho commission states that to m
these positions examinations will be
held throughout the country on Septem-
her 90 and october 20 for tariff examin-
ers under the Interstate Commerce
commission The usual entrance sal
AIRY Is SEQ a year, besides which APP
polntees whose services are satisfactory
will be allowed the increase OF $50 a
month granted by congress, The higher
administrative positions in connection
with tariffs will be filled through pro-
motion.
Full Information and application
blanks may be obtained from the civil
service commission at Washington, or
from the secretary Of the Y. S. civil
service board AT the postoQCe or Gus
tomhousc In Memphis
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
IRISH MODERATES TO
DISCUSS HOME RULE

LONDON. Aug 19.--Irishmen. Of
moderate views concerning the problem
Of dominion home rule will assemble
at Dublin from all parts Of ireland
next Tuesday for conference, This
meeting. says Dublin dispatch to the
Daily Mail has been endowed with
considerable importance by the change
in policy in Downing street"
although the premtcrs statement
In the house OF commons last Monday
puzzled Irish politicians" the dispatch
says. 1T IN wrong To take pessimistic
view OF the situation as the way to
peace is by no means closed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
ADMITS COOPERATION
OF TURKS AND REDS

ANGoRiA, Asia Minor, Aug, 10, tBy
the Associated Press -Mustapha Kem-
Greek advance in Asia Minor. He told
the Associated Press the entente had
underestimated the Turkish strength
and intimated that disaster lies ahead
of the Greek forces which are massing
for movement against the Aaatolian
railways.
Mustapha Renal also frankly adj
mitted cooperation of the Turkish ma
ttnnalists with the Bolshevlld. He de-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
ITCHING BURNING
|P|MPLESONCHEST
Neck and Face, Looked Badly
Lost Rest. CutiCura Heals.

II suffered very much with hard,
red pimples, which broke out on my
chest, neck, and face. The itching
and burning were awful and would
rub the pimples and ! could not
rest at night. was ashamed to 60
in public, my face looked so badly.
"Iuiedton but they did no good.
then began using Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, and when ! had used
three cakes Of Cuticura Soap and two
boxes Of Cuticura Ointment ! was
healed" Signed Allen Williams,
r. 4, Box 40, Athens, Ga.
Cuticura Soap daily and Cutieura
Ointment occasionally, prevent pim-
pies or other eruptions. They are
pleasure to use as is also Cuticura
Taleum a fascinating fragrance for
pertaining the skin.
sample Raeh Free by Mail Address "cutieurA Lab.
srAtaIiss, Dept Il, Maiden -, Mas" soldevery'
WHERE Soap25c Ointment Is and Soc. Taleum abc,
sE CutieurA Soap shaVeH without mug.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
., . . .
Girls! Delightful New
Vanishing Cream
Containing True Buttermilk
Must Make You Look Young
err or Money Back.

Your complexion from the use
of this old-fashioned beauty recipe
brought up to date, must quickly
show decided improvement OF
your dealer is authorized to return
your money, Be sure you get
Towards Buttermilk Cream
Hamner-Ballard Drug Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-19
GIRLS ARE sToWAWAYs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug, 10
Nodishly attired but listed as stow
aways." Miss Mildred McGruder Of
Missouri. and Miss Eva \. Tranger OF
Philadelphia, school teachers employees
by the territorial government OF Hawaii,
arrived on the army transport Sheridan
Yesterday,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-14

/ zehskich. Do szkoIy obecnie uczesa-
GA przeszlo tysiac dzieci ksztat~a'
cych sic W dziesieciu klasach szkol-
nych W budynku koScielnym. Pre-
lozona Siostra Benigna. wielce
przyczynila sic do podniesienia tel u
czelni ola naszego pckolenia mlo-
diego. w parafii tel asystentami oy-
Ii najprz6d X. J. Solomon, pc MIN
przybyl x. Wincenty Nowicki a ooec
ME Jest X. Boleslaw Kasprzycki. "a
budowania parafialne wynosza waT-
tos6 5000, 900. - Parafianie zgoG-
ME pracuja reka W reke re sworn
proboszczem X. Edwardem KoWale-
wskim. kt6ry cd poczatku dzieluie
pracuje mad powierzona mu owczar-
mia ku zbawieniu dusz; co tex dowo-
dzi, re parafia z rokiem kazdym SIC
rozwija. Do wielu zyczen skladanych
teize parafii W dniu ;ej dziesiec:o--
letniej rocznicy i my dolaczamy pa
SIZE: Oby sic doczekala srebrnego jG-
bileuszu 2 jej pracownikiem proboCz'
czem X. Edwardem Kowalewskim.