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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-19
Believed Himself Doomed
To Suffer Rest of His
Days-Hadn't Strength
To Walk.
1T ACTUALLY DREAD
ED TO EAT" HE SAYS
1.-THE Long Lane Turned
For Me When I Bought
Tanlac And I Feel Like a
Boy Now"

II have just finished my third bottle
of Tanlac and have gained 10 pounds
declared Peter Maus, of .Addyston, o..
well-known employe OF the United
States Pipe and Steel company, the
other day.
"Tanlac has helped me so much, !"
said he, that | can't talk to anyone
five minutes without telling them some
thing about, it. l just feel like going
around and telling everybody personally
what it has done for me. Up to the
time got Tanlac l had been suffering
from Indigestion, pains in my back and
dsordered kidneys for Is years. l had
no appetite and actually dreaded to
eat because of the trouble it caused
me. There was often heavy feeling,
like a piece of iron, in the pit of my
stomach and at times l was i'll such
pain that l would nearly bend double.
My kidneys disturbed me so often at
night l couldn't get any sound sleep,
and my back hurt me so bad in the
mornings l had to catch hold of the
bedpost and pull myself out of bed.
When stopped over my back felt like
it was breaking in two and I had got
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-19

Mra q ~ billiard Ia8 East paNnts
Mrs p, AZ Kendall fT East Davants
ur G. O. BAILEY. Idf East MchC'ilri
Mra. Ciaud Mitchell Mcclellan. AIRS a..
Z West cage. Ms j. &. Cannon, Ills
East Bodley, Mrs. Hin, % West Me-
Kellar; Mrs J. A. Starks, Is Mallory,
List furnished BY Rev. Agun-At
homes Of J. ]. Kenney, 5 Jones. l.. A.
Acuff leader. Mrs. George AIyric
Breedloye, Mrs j. W. Mccormick
leader; r. c. Duncan, 1883 Breedlove,
Rev. ". F. Aeuff, leader; j. r. Yancy
Kney street. W b. Myric leader; J. W.
Murphey, las Kney, Mrs. Otis Cruiser,
leader
List furnished by Forrest Cole-At
homes OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Flowers, 507 Lin
den. Sam Holloway, leader; DR.. r. l..
Sanders, is6 South Belvedere, l. Y.
Kerr. leader. Mrs, w b. Crenshaw.
1916 Cowden, Z, d. Cunningham,
leader
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-19
TEACHERs GET RAISE.

OMAHA. Neb., March is.-Publlt
school teachers in Nebraska will get a
salary increase Of $500 each next fall
the board of education voted.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-19

Read News scimitar Wants.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06

tovat vzn5 obavy mad posednmi pro kaisra
pro mdenburga aGko uznav zpateGncke toto hnu-
nema vyhdek viteztvi muze jenom vyvoat lake
boUfe Yytrznost ktere mohou byti spoeny vazd6nm
krvoprolm Jso vsak JEST ze zemi jest mnoho vypocl-
tavch monarchst kter by p aby trnn obsazen no.
wynn caTem acko eshoduji tom mali to b1ti nekterV
Hohenzollern anebo nekdo ny. Times Londyne pise
"NaS zpravodaj setkal Nemecku mnoha idm kteri
csafe u ale zadny mich nenf toho mn6ni ze by mo pT
jt zptky mso, kere vinou ztrat Jaozto cisar
jaEozto kra jest upne odbyt Jnak vsak yce
monarche Bya by to velmi smela pedrov6d kdyby chel
n6kdo isotou trdit re jest republka zarucena
neuze podVrt Pred pu rokem slavia vt6zstv revouce
ale dne sm&cni m6n kdyz nemecky lid vd re Sc vsecko
nezdac TAX jak ocekava Lid DO dspechu touz DO
navau starch blahobyu, ktere ia dob csafsvi
Proo proevue vSech sanch nespokoenost prot
de, kterA We skutetnosti "a mic nemize"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
IWSS] ttIl ,WsS'
ZPRAVA o ZASILkACH
LASKY.
Podava Ceskoslovensks Narod-
nj Rade v Amcrice rid;tel A
mericke correspondence Bob.
klir v Praze.
Praha, 21. listopadu 1919.

Vazcni panovG.
Slcdujcme zdc zpravodajskt
! kraianske povinnosti celou O.
tazku amcrickych darku. Psa,
Il lsme vam jiz informaGni do.
pi5 dne 23. rijna t. +. Mimo to.
he zaslali jsme tyz den obsah.
lou zpravu pro tisk Csl. infor-
macni kancelare We Washingtc
ne, spolu fotografickymi snim
ky eXpedice darku V holeSov;-
ckem pflstavu V Praze. To by
o rozesl'ani darku z lodi Pre-.
sidcnt Wilson, Georgia, Julia
IA. Prvni dive pluly do Tcrstu,
itrcti jjz pres Hamburk 4 byia
vclmi zdrzena nizkym atavcm
vody na Labi, ktcry ztczoval
velicc dopratu. Pred m6sicem
rozcsllany byly tedy zasilky
tretl iodi lasky "Juliany' Wy
pravcne spoleCnosti p. Vosly.
zatim co byla Hamburku hIa
Sena lod' "Zaca' vypravcna
iiz Vami, t. j. "Czcchoslovak
Board"
Pan Vo.;ka zafidil 81 pomoci
Cervcncko krizc cxpcdice dar-
ku v holcSovick6m pfistavu.
kdc il potom prevail cd ncho
{. *. llplnc to V polovici srp-
Ma t. T.. Tam byy tedy zasilky
dopravoV;lny at jiz drahou q
Tcrstu prvnich lodi, u pstat-
mich drahou USti n. l.. kan
doSly na vlccnych lodich DO La
bi Hamburku. Al do Ho,eso-!
vic nemohly pro milky stav vo-
dy.
Y cclnici holcsovickcho phi
stavu byly zagilky pfiiimany,
zJlst'oyany lined odtamtud
pcstou, ci drahou rozesikany. A
( csatum 2 Prahy byly darky
vydaNany primo cclnici prot
Sc.
Csl. Ccrvony Kriz domnival
Sc, &c akci p. Noskoyou je po-
nocna cinost csl. Ameriky u
Aoncella. kdy2 byla ohlasena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06

Rozhodne Sc neodporucuje
lSrajanum, ably opousteli sve
domovy V domneni, re Jim ce-
stovni pasy budou drive vyda-
ny, kdyz do New Yorku prize
dou. Necht' kazdy zadatel setr-
va ma SVEN miste, pokud moz-
no praci a vycka, az mu ce-
stovni pas bude postou zaslan.
Krajane, ktefi by jednali
prot temto instrukcim, chill
by tax proti svym vlastnim "a.
.imum a byli by pri prijezdu
sem vystaveni zbytecnym vyio-
ham.
Formu'aT zadosti 0 vydani
cestovnich pasu jest vydan ka-
zd6mu Ma pozadani.
Tedy, chce-li nekdo do sta
rych vlasti jeti, necht' dobfe u
vazi, je-li pfitina iej tam vola
lici dosti dulezita a rovnez at
vezme ma vedomi, re jej oce.
kavail velke obtize a nesnaze
ma ceste. Hotely V Evrope isou
vesmes preplneny, potraviny
Ie vSude nouze, doprava zele2
nicni jest nedostatcGna de.
moralisovana. Kdo vsak pres
to ma cestu chce Sc vydati, ne.
nil americkych obcanem, at
pozada generalniho konsuls
(adresa: Consul General of the
Czechoslovak Republic, New
York, Nassau st. 154) O for
mular zadosti, tento formulai
at fadne vyplni, zasle 5 prilo
hami jak vySe uvedeno genera
nlmu konsulovi a pax trpelivt
vyckava az na .ieho zadost do.
jde odpov6d'. VeSkere upomi
mani a urgovani zadosti, jak Z
vyse uvedeneho dopisu konsu
Iowa vysvita, Jest vzhlcdem
navalu zado3ti zbytecno a mar
no.
Americti obcane musi Sc Sc
Isvoji zadoSti pas obratiti ns
State Department We Washing
tonu, ktery ma jednoduchu "a
do5t posle potTebne formulate
Pasy vydane statnim odborcn
museji byti vidovany {. S. kon
sulem a konsuly zemi, jimi5
zadatel projizdi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
"VSECKO POSTRfLETw

Pred vojenskyn soudem v Berline proednaval Sc pro-
kerry vem rozruuje discrimination verenost
mix Rainhard veite Tsske obrany Bern6 kery nekoi-
kate prohas ze dosud citi monarchistou acko
mecko repubikou, dial brezna M
mofniky pod zaminkou, jim bude vyplacen zold kdyz e
mel pohromad6 nafidl nodporuGiu Marohov aby ie bez
milcsi posIe prooze isou to namofnici kter stopadu
ohskeho roku proved pfevrat pomaha Ike svrzen Hohn
zoenske dynaste. Maroh pocathu zdrahal ale kdyz
bo recenc ncuposeehne rozazu sveho pTedstave-
memo dop Sc ezEeho zlocnu porsen subordnace vybra
ticet namoinku dial je postav ke zd postTieti Dva-
Get davet Mich zustao mst6 jedny Mich pTse
Ease sobe, odlez sto dnes jake sy6dek berinskem
procesu Harden t pfedposledn "Zukunt vnu plukov-
niEa Renharda prav men, dial 20 iakekoi vny pro-
stych N6mcu krvarych iatkach popravti.
Nadporutk Maroh mel disposc dive strojn puSky a
30 zacenych bylo ri sta. III n0hl pu-
Sku obrat postri!e voaky Renhardtovy Poznavae
bezpecnost suace teefonova Maroh posu Ma eho pro-
sbu tza pukovnil Renhardt: "Byi zaatych ma
mofniku n6ke postfleni? Teleonuic dusoink odpove-
DEL "Pokud vm ne'" Plukovnk Renhardt: "Jdete edy k
Marohov upozomete no dany rozkaz. Reknete mu
ma posupovat bezohedn6 pouzt zbran6 nebot celia
spoecnost pa postaviti Ike zdi V6zen sou prepnena
nelzc mich v$echny umti Vsecko postriIeti
at sc postrili'
Kdyz nadporu&ik Marloh slysel rozkaz zbcd jake ste
ma pravil dustoniku, enz rozkaz vyrizova "Co?
Sto padcsa lid Zastleiti? Vzdyt Zbazni! led
nc iodine odpoedne dal ySak pcce nldvo kasrcn zasc
t tfcct muzu. Dustoncky zasupce roy6cny yykoncn,,
to, &c postaci puSek ychopaba narikajici
s6najci ob6ti We chvi iz take lebck stfial
ncn skuba scbou smrelnych kfecich, ty kter chte
ukti naezla sntici koue Jedny Hugo Levin kesl bcz
v6don procit uprostfed mrtvo dobelhal odpoedne
Skry budce vraneho Tam byl naleZen obvaZan do
pravcn do neocnce prvy den pTeiGen prot nadporuc
ku Maohov byly povrzeny vsechny neschane podrobno
ttto ukruhd hromadnc vrazdy. Bylo take zstGno
Maroha byl GnGn naak ably popfel jcdnal rozkaz
svcho prcdstaven6ho plukovnka Reinhara by tkcm do
cziny znemoznil liGcni.
SpojcnccI marsal Foch vefi pomoc boz, icz dopo
moha vt6zstv. Nam vsal ida, by tpnc schaa
bcz pomoc Amcrky
tick 10 doh 3oufo
mcz, ze take Polsko rozumne5 naad Cesko
soVensku mrrejs tonnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
OHLEDNE PASU CESkOSLO-
VENSkYM PRfSLUSNlkUM.

Generalni konsul ceskoame-
ricke republiky, p. F. Kopecky
4 New Yorku sdeluje, re pru-
yodni listing do stare vlasti lie
ziskat. jen "a nasledujicich o.
kolnosti a k zado stem o pasy
zet' nutno pri oziti:
/. nejakou uredni listinu,, do
svedcujici, ze zadatel jest ce-
skoslovenskym obcanem (stary
ce2tovni pas, domovsky nebo
todni list, vojenskou neb pra-
covni knfzku). We vyjimec-
nych pfipadech postaci jako
dukaz ceskoslovenske prislus-
nosti zadatelovy dopi3 od jeho
rodinyz z vlasti, puvodni o.
balce, opatrene ceskosloven-
kym razitkem.
Nema-li zadatel zadne 2
techto listin, jest nutno, by 81
dopsal prislusn6mu obecnimu
tlfadu We vlasti o domovsky
| list nebo vysvedceni prislus-
nosti.
! 2. konsularni poplatek 81 V
hotovo5ti neb postovni poukaz-
llou.
/ ). dive podobenky zadatelo-
w vlastnorucne ma predni stra-
ne podepsan6.
Zadost nutno zaslati dvoimo
na formularich,j ,jez sc kazdemu
ila pozadani potfcbnou infor
'naci zaSlou.
Y zaimu zadate Ii Jest nut
70, by sve zadosti podava'i L.
pine, t. j. ably formulate zado-
ati byly fadnc vyplnGny a SOU
casnG mimi aby zadatel "a
clal vsechny dolllady shora u
vcdene. Zadosti neuplne ne
mohou byti vzaty V uvahu.
Cestovni pasy Sc vydaii tenn
zadatelum, kteri zadosti sve
ladne oduvodni. Krajan6, kteri
by chteli jeti do v'asti nyni.
pouzc ia navStevu, isou zada-
III Y lcjich v'astnim zajmu, by
syoji zamySlcnou ccstu odlozi-
ii la dobu prihodnciSi.
u tohoto gcncralniho konsu-
iatu jest mnoho tislc zadosti o.
pasy a jest samozreime, re pa
sy nemohou byti q tcchnickych|
duvodu vydany vScm zadate-
lum naJednou, coz by nebylo'
am zaJmu zadatelu samot-
nych. kteri by pri velkem ma
va u, Jenz by V piipad6 tom Ma
tai, byi ma evropJke pevnineI
Vystavcni nejvetSim 1trapamI
a dlouhcmu cekani, V cetnJchI
pfipadech bez pristreSi, pone-
vadz zclcznicni komunikace q !
cvropskych pristavu neni do
sud dostatccna.
CcStovnl pa5y yydavaji sc
@adatcium po poradku, pri
ccmz ma tento gcneralni kon-
sulat ma zfetcli panujici pome-
ry V EVrope to hlavne, ably Sc
krajane skutecn6 do vlasti do
stall.
Cestovani jest 'posud V nej-'
icpsich pripadech spoicno SC
znacnymi obtizcmi proto kra
Jane, ktefi Sc nyni ma ccstu q
duiczltych duvodu vydati oht6
y, nccht' Jsou prcdcm ma obtiz
pripravcni a obrneni predc-
N5ln trpcliyoSti.
4
Upominani o uspiseni pasu
neurychli vyfizeni zadosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06


l1tera poukazovala ma to, ze ne
nj dele mono, aby G. Kriz an
gazoval sc tolik, jako V prvnl
dobe, ma opatfeni rozesilani
cele tie massy darku z Ameri-
ky. &. K. ma sam spousty veci,
ma je rozdelovat atd., coz ne
nj mu MONO provadet, zamest
nava-li Sc expedici darku z A
meriky.
Mimo to mela s. Masaryko-
va velke obavy, ably akce ne
bylo zncuzivano k soukromc
spekulaci 'ket' asovani' tim, ze
by zasilky obsahovaly zbozi oh
.chodni vetsim mnozstvi, KITE
re by tax dopravovano bylo
pod vlajkou Csl. c. Krize "a
ruznych who'd, ziskanych jen
a jen humannim ucelum G.. X.
samotneho. Tvrzeni slecnino
bylo ovsem odvozeno toho,
re p. Voska skutecne pfivezl
iiz lodi President Wilson, vet
Isl mnozstvi sveho zboai, ktcre
slo take pod ochranou c. K,
ac ovsemy l1dyz bylo zjisteno,
bylo take die zakona radnym
zpusobem vycleno. Slecna o.
|oava!a Sc 0 dobre jmeno c. X.
Ma porad6 Z. listopadu re-
ditelstvl G. X. ma niz iednalo
sc 0 teto veci, pfitomcn byl ia
lie jeste red. Ant. Novotny z
Chicago, dclcgat Ces. Mar.
iSdruzeni i podepsany chef A
nericke correspondence, ktcry
cd pocatku pomocne akce veno
val il zde plnou pozornost a
cas- cd casu take o III referoval
do Ameriky prostrednictvim
"Czechoslovak information
Bureau" We Washington6. Oba
lsme ovSem vy3vetlovali celou
vGc. poukazovali IA uzasnou O
betaVost amcrickych lSraianu.
ma zk,amani vznillle jednanim
D. Vosky a dozadovali jsme Sc,
aoy I. X. neopoustei vec nyni,
kdy vlastne jedna Sc ien 0 "a
1llky osohni, neobchodni, vvpra
NoVane primo "CZechoslovak
Board Chicagu. Porada DO
sleze skontiIa usnesenim, aby
zastufci c. X. jednali o to, IDA
by nektera zasilatelska firma
lneproycdla sama rozesilani a.
merickych darku ovSem pod
pfimou kontrolou a zarukou sa
motncho c. X, aby tax c. X.
mohl Sc venovati svym naleha-
vym hkolllm vlastnim.
Druhy den na to byl jscm o.
pet piitomen iednani zastupcil
y. X. rady Fleischera a prapor
nlka-lcglonafe Linharta Sc "a
,Aiatelskou firmou Schenker v
Rrazc, ktcra byla ochotna &C.
lou eXpedici sama provost. Sou
casne oba PIP. zastupci sjezdili
Nsechna ministerstva, ably III
skai pfitomnost jich zastupcI
ma zv.astni porade, ktera sc
konaia dne 10. listopadu, O ic-
llmz pruhehu zpravi vas uplnG
pfilozend kopic protokolu.
Y duslcdclch usnescni teto
porady jcdnano bylo znova
o amcrlckych darcich VIC schl,zi
lidltclstva &. X. sicc dnc ii
l'stopadu, kdc sc mnou bvl ia
kc kraJan Wcgncr q Chicago
oyFaly talcmpik Kraiskcho W.
boru {. N. Sdruzcni. Tam roz-
hodnuto, prcdat zasilani zasi-
iek q Ameriky firme Schcnkcr
q spoi. Y Praze IL. Hybcrnska
~ clslo a., Yam kabelopat. a.
oy &c zaatavili vzhlcdcm k IA
'cdcnl ballGkovG poSty, .dalsl
darku y Amcriky. Za-
SILKY pro Csl. Ccrycny Kviz po-
STAT pokud mozno, prostrcdni-
ctVlm llooYerovy missc V New
J orliu.
Aabc oEani vzaIa ma sc sama
81. Masarykova, ida tax ucini-
Ia, dosud novim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-06
Ctenym spolkuna, radiian, sbortim, klu-
bum a zabavniln sdruzenim.

Is askayc NGdomost; uyadimc, &c Spolkovy adrcSar
budc Szcti bChcm mcscc edn 1920 VScchny spoil
Eoye organisacc, cz 81 pIc miti aJrcssf Sveu jsou
zad5ny, by nGl zasal3 adrcsaf syc redniku
MONA ncjdriyc.
ADMINISTRACE "SVETA'.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
Monocle Club Organized

A group OF young ladies' met on
Friday evening at the Hotel Wash
ington for the purpose OF organizing
q dancing club. which has been given
the name of the Monoclc club. The
officers elected were as follows: Miss
Mary Alice Hunt, OF Everett. presi.
dent; Miss Laura Leo. vice president;
Miss Myrtle Iaggart, Everett. score
tary; Miss Elma Hanson. Everett,
treasurer: Miss Bessie Farrell. CORE
spending secretary; Miss Anita Stel.
ling. Everett, and Miss Maybefle
Raab. press agents. Members Of the
club include: Miss Harriet Eddy.
Miss Myrtle Haggart- Miss Elma
Fsioise Hanson, Miss Jessie Helen
Hunt. Miss Anita steiiing. Miss Mary
Alice Hunt. Miss Lorena SIZZLING.
Miss Harriet Hudon, Miss Laura Mae
Costello and Miss Gertrude Richie Of
Everett. Miss Laura Belle Leo. Miss
Tracy Edwards. Miss Bessie Farrell.
Miss Marie Metras, Miss MaybelIe
Raab and Miss Mildred Butler Of Sc
attic. Miss Betty Wilcox. OF yancou.
yer. y. O. The club has planned
many social affairs for the winter
months, the first Of which is TO be
on New Years eve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
GIVE FERN
SHOWER BATH

Aside from the ordinary Watering
10 mofsten the roots OF n fern. n
shower bath every few days is neces-
sary 10 keep the fronds healthy.
A medlum-sized plant may Be-
easily showered In the hathtub or
the kitchen sink by gathering the
stems close To the roots In one hnnd
and holding the pot upside down In
the other and keeping II under run
ming water for three or four min
utes. Let II stand In tho tub or sink
for a short time 70 stop dripping and
when the fern is returned TO Its own
special window II win seem 10 have
taken a new lease on life.
IL is as inevitable that plants gath
err dust on their leaves as II In that
any of the other things In a room do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

while Charlton Andrews had alno 10
do with Ladies' Night
-rrs . beautiful world rsys
George cohan uIimsclo In '-The
Moannzt Man In tho World "A
peach OF a world n you think right.
and find out what In tho mos; i'm.
portsnt thing IN the worid-and that
Ia happiness And tho only way 10
Ert !, 1. 10 create it--and the only
way to keep u h 10 spread II
around
Says charie. Pay 70 Tie tnicphono
In Jim Jam Jerns-'.
bryan, $780,
An instant later. dropping The
phone and staggering up with his
hand 20 his head:
-hiy ccii ! GOT NJ .
Tho producers are rrtffng wise
For many year. they have said; TRY
'sm out In tho hick towna- Now
they nays Try 'cm out on Broad
way In other words. th~y have
awakened 20 the fact that the real
discriminating theatre fans are In
tho nfnaiirr cities Witness.
Hix distinct failures on the road
this y-ar have made good on Broad
way. vhfis eight broadway sucnrnsrs
have ncppsd IN ths rund
Ths G1ase thfnx n n movie
crms II 30 advertise tfsat this pho
tfr. WIN not b. shown m neighbor.
hood theatr-r during 1870. 1871 or
~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~
bring ho~tcsses To cbs stranger girls
of the city.
Iafl~ a flss Ccldrn Nsrfh
Tn Ladies' Of tho Golden North
win hold their regular business
meeting Wednesday. December IL.
A fun attendance N requested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14
by PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Cleanliness and proper care OF tho
mouth and teeth can hardly b. over.
emphasized. Their bearing upon
health is direct
Long ago II WINS recognized that
persons with dccayed or missing
teeth frequently suffered from dys.
pcpsia, a natural result OF inability
to mastioats properly. but only In
recent years has II been realized that
dccayed teeth give rise 10 many
other diseased conditions.
Bacteria are constantly prevent In
the mouth
IL tho mucus Of the mouth II not
removed, II forms a sticky coat upon
the nurface OF the teeth and gums.
In this bacteria collect. and pus or
matter may also be formed. which,
n carried by the blood 10 other parts
OF tho body. may cause digestive
troubles. rheumatism. and diseases
Of heart and kidneys.
Brushing the teeth by passing the
brisiles across them IN not efflca-
cious. They should be brushed not
across. but with the cracks, as a,
good housewife sweeps a floor.
After brushing the teeth. the
mouth should b. rinsed by forcing
lukewarm water about the teeth,
using all the force that can be
brought 20 bear by the cheeks. lips
and tongue.
The teeth, including the flint teeth
Of children, should be inspected by
"a competent dentist Mt least twice a
year. Periodic cleansing by dentist
and early attention 10 small cavities.
may prevent serious III health and
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LISTENING IN
60 !|l'
ON BROADWAY
ny IORRy A. JACOBS

NEW YoIK.--my Maill-Thrre
arc now running ON broadway
about 80 playa Here are five that
almost anyone in New York woudid
tell you not to miss
THE BAT-Noiodrnma by Mary
Iiob-rts itmehart and Avery Hop
wood.
MARy--George Cohan's musical
play. said 10 be- the bcet Of iis Kind
La ten Year,.
TIIE BAD MAN-IIoIbrook Him
ms u delightful Mexican bandit.
HITCIiNk0O - Raymond Hitch
COCK and n lot more.
THE TAvEii>--snid 10 be The
elrvrrr~t play la New York.
Avery Hopwood has established a
new record for broadway. -Four
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-14

A reception xfii BE- given In Vet
ernns' hall. tho Arruory. on Wedncs-
day evening. Dec rs. IN honor Of
new mcmb-rs % the John y. Miller
Relief corps. and to provide an op
portnnity for ,hrm TO become ae-
qualntod with the older corp. mem.
bern. who Will be hostsssca for the
evening. II IL hoped that there viii
b. a large attendance. and that tho
cornrs6rs win be present A short
program and r~freahpcnfs yin fol-
iov the social hour.
Alpha NJ Dcak. sscosaP OuA
Alpha N D,ita Motherw club wfn
meet nj the chapter hous.. SsS1s(rus-
versity boulevard. December is. at
40 p m An u,othrrs ara invited
20 attend
Social q. r. q. CfuA
IN Social q. r. C. Progressive
whist club win give The second
affair Of their series wednesday.
December IS. AZ $40 p. m. In the
Panama Cafeteria. 1915 Third ave.
Members and friends ar~ invited
wcmsn's Century Cub
The Spanish department Of she
womar.s Century club WIN meet
wednesday at 1910 n m IN the Dus-
ton room Of the Y. w. c. A.
Aifruktir Cuh
MrsL n Miller. ,sos SIN svn.
South. WIN BE- hostrss TO Aitrufssic
club at .. m
Women Of Mcus-heurt I~xspn
Women Of Mooreheart Legion WIN
ri>ct at o. m. IN Moose Temple.
Dinner for members only NJ .. m.
to be followed by public installation
Of officers n $40 .. m
Seattle League Of Nsfiuus
Seattle f,cnRue Of Nations A~~o-
citation win mcct wednesday moon
at Newer Cslfctcrta-
Lady Eagfrs
Election Of officers win BE- hefd NJ
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Miss Mays We'd
at Hinh Noon I'oddu

Tho wedding OF Miss June Mays,
daughter OF MIR, and Mrs. Richard
buckingham Mays. 10 Mr.. Charles
Byron simpson was solemnized today
at high noon In ST. Barnaeas chapel
The Rev. II. IL. Gowcn Rad the
lines Of the service in the presence
OF the immediate family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon simpson were tho at
tendants. The bride was charmingiy
atfired In brown duvetyn taiileur.
trimmed In Kolinsiy, and wore
henna-hued turhan with crown OF
feathers Her eorsage was Of but
terfiy roses Mr.. and Mrs Simpson
left immediately for British Colum-
bia with their car. and after tour
Of the island win he at home In Sc
atfle temporarily.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

ths meeting Of the Lady Eagles In
forcstsrS hail at ! p m Luncheon
viii DO served
Beard a Trustees
Tho board OF trustee. OF the worn
ems auxiliary 20 N. symphony or
ch-ntra viii hold a meeting wcdnes-
day. December Is. at II o'clock At
the Sunset club
Y. w. G. A. Athlete Club
The club offers the privilege Of
oazkrthail. voiiry BAH. roller skating
and swimming M n sport to all gtsis
q seasfia Meetings srs ON Monday.
wednesday and Friday evenings.
with special supper on Wednesdays
IN the czfetarta as 9. Tho club In
taking soma fms hfhss. tna
rsoxru~asv Thouxfk Cu1
Progressive Thought club vfn
most at TIM Federation club hosise-
Business meeting at lao p m and
a program AT . .. m. when Mrs.
w. =. Griswoid win speak on the
work Of tho League of Women
yotsrx- All interested are invited
North End Crr1s
North End Circle. child Cousr<vn-
ton league. win meet with Mrn NJ
straith Miller. esos aoth ava. ~. f.
at f.so p m
eumsrs Heights r1ievsy Oub
A special meeting has ben an
nounced for tho Sunset Heights
Lsternry club TO be held with Mra.
! C IL corbitf. ssas sixth ave. y. r.
Goldcn Fra Cub
Coidrn Era club win mc~t IN ne
ladies' pariors Of tho First Prcsby-
tcrian church from IL - m. untii
p m
FdDuwusip club. r. w. O. A.
wednesday. December 18TH. fhe
Fellowship club win have tn regular
club supper m the traroom a, 9
O'Clock after which win be the usual
Biblc class In The Bible rooms. 10
be followed by the social hour In
! tho lobby. the Fellowship members
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Affairs tor.
Miss CelLeyhdn

Among the Affairs to compliment
bliss Adeline ceIleyham. who will be
> January bride, was the shower last
THURSDAY afternoon at the home Of
Mrs william Dcitz Young. when
Mrs Young and Mrs. Tracy Griffin.
sorority sisters OF the brideeIect- en-
tcrtained And on Friday Mira
George whitewcii entertained with a
pretty tea ut her home In honor Of
Miss Cellcyham.