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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
How Thin Folks
Can Put On Flesh

~ yor are weak. thin and enact
ated and can't put on flesh or get
strong. no matter how much you eat
60 20 the Owl Drug Co. and get
enough niood.fron Phosphate for .
three weeks treatment and take II
a. directed. n at the end 81 three
weeks you don't feel stronger aud
better than yeu have for months; II
your eyes aren't brighter and your
nerves steadierg II you don't sleep
better and your vim. yiEor and
vitality aren't more than doubled. o.
II you hayent put on several pounds
~ good. stay there flesh. you can
have your money back for the ASK
ms and Blood Iron fhosphats will
cost you nothing.
IMPORTANT - Blood-fron fxos.
phafo - cold only IN original pack
ages. contrasting enough for three
sceeks treatment. at Si.so per pack
age Only SOC q scrck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Services Held Here
for Late Pioneer

George r. Reilly. 60. OF Bedfo
wooii-y. who died nj his home last
Friday. was buried this afternoon In
Calvary cemetery. Services were
held by REV. T. J. Mciiugh. at 81
James cathedral. ut II o'clock ulla
morning. Mr.. Reilly was a pioneer
resident of ti~dro woolley. and In sur
vlved by a brother. Walter y. Reilly
OF Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Sparrow Catches
Him Right in Act

overpower~d by r. r. Sparrow.
500 w Roy 81. Monday night while
in an alleged attempt 20 steal his
auto. Earl showai,er. 20. was held In
tho csty ,aii on an open charge Tues.
day sparrow says he caught Hho-
walter ana another man attempting
10 atari hia auto. standing In front Of
hts home. The other man escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

The Chamber OF Commerce chorus
OF 30 In the regular monthly song
festival OF the chamber. entertained
large crowd at woodland park las,
evening. Tourists and citizens are
invited 10 the periodical sings A
box picnic preceded the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
C. A. Renner Dies
After Brief Illness

q. A. Renner. ~. OF 1918 sist ave.
died at Minor hospital Monday even
ing. after n brief Illness. He IL sur
vived by n widow. Mrs. Frances Rem
nor, and brother. Sydney G. ten.
ner. The body IN AZ tho Butisrworth
establishment awaiting funeral ar
rs nEcments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Allen for House
in 43rd District

Piiny l.. Allen. IA both ave. -
flied with tho county auditor yesser-
day a declaration OF candidacy for
the republican nomination for state
representative from the ssrd district.
August Roehi. Of Auburn. will he a
candidate for the republican nonilna,
tlon for Justice of the peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Working on Stadium,
His Hand Is Crushed

The left hand of w, NJ Btsadman.
~. a carpenter working on tho Uni.
verHity OF Washington Btadium. was
caught In press yesterday and Sc
vereiy crushed Bteadmsp. who lives
at ts0i brooklyn ave. In NJ tho Gen.
erai hospital. and II IL feared his
hand may have 10 be afnputAted-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
KICKS MADE
ON. SEARCH
FOR BOOZE
Agents Accused Of Forcing
Way Into Private Homes
Without Warrants

WARRINGTON, Aug. Ais Il
or Ia II not unreasonable" for fed
erAl prohibition agents to force their
way into American homes and then
carry on their unwclcomc searches,
without first formally applying for
and securing a search warrant au-
thcrtxing their entrance,
That Is the next question 81 I'm.
porsancc Federal Prohibition Com.
missioner John r. Kramer must pass
upon. as a result OF complaints that
his agents are uniawfally forcing
their way into private homes. with
out warrants.
NO RULING MADE BY
DEPARTMENT.
To date. therc has been no rule or
regulation issued by the department
covering the question. Kramer says,
!. however. that the general under
handing has been that warrants
should be obtained
Tho fourth amendment 60 tho Con.
U1isutton OF. the United States says
'~rhe right OF the people TO be So.
cure In their persons. houses. papers
and effects. asains, unreasonable
searches and seizures. shall not be
violated. and no warrant shall Issue
except upon probable cause. SUP
ported by oath or affirmation. and
particularly describing tho place to
BE- searched and the person or things
70 Be seized"
On this foundation most state
constitutions have built stili further
restrictions safeguarding the sane
tity Of the home from unwarranted
invasion.
o4yK PLANTS FOR
MAKING NEW STOCKS.
Searches being made by prohibit
ton officials are not 20 uncover
stocks Of drlnkablcs laid In before
the drought Sc, In. but plants for
producing additional stocks or OF
stocks acquired later than Jan. is.
1880. when national prohibition be
came effective.
Under thc federal law II II per.
fectiy proper TO have in your home
whtskicS. beers. brandies and other
drinks laid In before January 10. bu,
u n Illegal TO possess and operate.
even for homo consumption. ny
sort OF plant or apparatus that viii
produce beverages containing morn
than one-haif Of one per cen, aieo-
hol
The only exception L. cider and
fruit juices. The latest ruling by
the commissioner exempts the homo
cider press from the requirement for
license. But tho tuscc % squeezed
out must pot be sold or given away
except to bona fide guests. and no
sugar may be added to assist fer
meufafton-
Used ucluxfvely In the hogns. how.
ever. cider and fruit juices squeezed
out BY the home press. need not
keep within the strict limits OF one.
half Of one per cent alcohol Non.
Intoxicating when applied to the 40
drinks. means Notwithstanding IN
fact. not In any theoretically In
soxicating percentage. And-joy for
the boys who can take II hard" and
stand up under it--no quantity In
liked as the proper amount TO be
drunk In determining whether or no,
it n Intoxicating In fact"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

Art Adar of the clever cions cih John Robtnsons
circus whch opens Seattle Thursday and Of his little
friends
Col. Dockery on
Recruiting Work

Transferred from the aijutant gen
erals office at Washington. II. G.
Lieut.. Col Oliver Haf, Dockery. Jr.
Ia now assigned 10 recruiting service
In Seattle. assisting Col. Ohio w. ID.
farr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
The Dogs Were Some
Large, Well Say

The shoes under T. NJ. slmmona'
arm were several sizes larger than
those on his feet, 70 Detectives A. A.
Brown and l.. G. Harris arrested him
NJ Sixth ave. q. and King st.. Mon.
day. Simmons In colorcd and "a
years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

Emphaticaliy asserting that Thousands
Of unfortunate sufferers have been led
into taking wrong treatments under tho
old and false belief that uric Acid"
causes rheumatism, Pastor II. W. Reed
says:
as DO sorns OF our hiRhes. medical
authorities. i nov know that Uric Acid
never did and never Will cause rheuma-
fismf But II took me many years TO find
out this truth I learned how 70 get rid
Of my rheumatism and recover my health
and strength. through treadlng The In
nsr Mysteries Of khsumatism.' a work
written by an authority who has scisu-
tificaIiy studied the cause and treatment,
Of rheumatism for over 20 years II was
indeed a veritabIs rovelatlonf
II had suffered agony for years from
rheumatism and annotated disorders and
Mrs. Reed was tortured with the demon
neurftis almost beyond endurance. We
had read and talked 70 much about Uric
Acid that our minds seemed poisoned
But the Inner hyteriss Of rheumatism
made II all clear 10 us and now We arc
both free from the suffering and misery
we endured 40 many years. | believe 4
was the hardest man In the world 20 con-
vert, For mo 10 discard the old Uric
Acid theory, and what now know 10 be
absolutely false for the new. scientific
understanding Of the causes and cure Of
rheumatism, was like asking mo to
change my religious beliefsl But did
change. and II fortunate day for
me and mine when did SO"
NOTE. The Inner Mysteries Of Rhsu-
rnatfsm~ referred 20 above by Pastor
Reed lays bare facts about rheumatism
and Its associated disorders overlooked by
doctors and scientists for centuries past
1t 10 a work that should be in the hands
OF every man or woman who has the
slightest symptoms Of rheumatism. neu-
rltis. iumbaSo or govt. Any ono who
sends name and address TO II. r. Clear
water, 6sf-J st.. HalioveIi. Maine. will
receive II by mail. postage paid and alb
soiutely free. Send now. lest you forget
the addresst IL not a sufferer. cut out
this explanation and hand II 10 SONS az
flicted frasn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

II you tiry easily.
you look pale. haggsr
and vosu. " you ie.
g-nssslly weak. nervou
and rundown Il vvui
probably sssonish you I
look ct . drop el you
o vn bleed under
vsrfsl n,iesospr
and oompars u Nth
drop Of pure, health
b . o d-rleh Ia Iron
Actual blood tests sho
hat . ueurndousl
large number OF poop
Who are weak snd
lack iron In their bloc
and that they are III 4
no other reason tn
lack OF irua. Iroa
deficiency para
iyses heaith
energetic action,
pulls down the
v b o - osgnism
and vvshsns ths "a
snsire syvssm. "
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Americans Touring
Land of Japanese

TOKYO. Aug. s,--Aitho there IL
nothing cheap about travel In
japan. statistics for the first ak
months Of 1870 show that i.0ss
more Americans toured the island
empire than In The corresponding
period lest year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

In the past Is months Italy i'm
ported more than 100000 tons OF
American coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Bureau of
MISSING
Relatives

Information concerning Charles M.
Johnson. only uncle OF Miss kath'
reno RAIDER. osb Northampton at.
E;aston. Pa. In being sought by his
niece. She writes that he may he
in Seattle. and would like TO hear
from him.
Paul II. Bsvarian Ii being sought
by his relative. Casper caspariah.
Casparian writes that he may be
reached by letter addressed No. ~.
" J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Winston
Salem. ~. c.
Tho bureau Of fisheries has found
a source Of glue In the nippers Of
fur seals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

Columbia Coio--fhe new American
beer--at Boldts.--Advertipe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

II IL said the Koreans made gun.
powder as far back M 200 -. &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
Details Of Sale

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ss1 1888 besf ass pseksA mainly In
sss ssA tive pssnd eaas--ssss In SIN
ess.A oss- TAs hsssa h psahs1 -
twelve pssnd esps.
frsecs u. o. n. storage pssnt -
follows, subJ~rt IN the dis~sunts
named for qusufity pusehasest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03

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u utsssfy rohs i.ssa - tAat viflis fosop.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
coRNEO BEEF

CORNED BEEF HASH
~. cans. ..s......- .so-rs per cen
ID. cans ....-s.s.s. ~ pw eou
TABLE or DISCOUNTS FOR GUAM
TITY PURCHAsEs MADE
AT ONE TIME
e1se 10 ~ .e0e--est
t.e0i 10 $500 10
1901 W 5000 -
S.o9f 10 1900 I'M
Ie.eof 10 2S.000-1oes
1901 10 so.000-ifhT
so.soi 10 fo0.00o-i5T.
10000 and over-20T
TENNIS Ten per cent with ssAev.
RsM AiDdev spon receipt Of nstineatien
that shipment IL ready 10 70 forward.
No special order blank IL necess0sv. No
ussr for less than $3.50 accepted.
The Government reserves the right "
deliver meats spprsfimstins the amount
svdved n for any reason u cannot Ss-
liver the order eemrASe.
All Foods offered subject 10 priss sale.
Prices are subject TO change without Sc
tiee. Order ~ sses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-03
What Kind of Blood Have You?
Pale and Waty-Kssping
Red Healthy Blood With Plenty Of Strength
Energy Power and EnduanceI

Explains How Nuxated Iron Helps Give
Renewed Vim and Energy to Men and
Puts Roses Into the Checks OF Women
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

treatment which they have reason
10 expect from patriotic and liberal
country
'lu serving our country Wc shall
trdcHHur 'o keep alIv, that spirit of
service whioh Induced uH hlI to Tc-
eponi 10 our couutiy'H call iu tho
time ~ her need even ~ tho extent
OF being willing tp pay the supreme
sacrifice And this We propose Do.
iug by n4HIsting IN the maintenance
a 100 prr cent Amorlctulam based
ou fair play ana "a square deal for
ALL
The uombors ~ organized labor
are patriotic American citizens and
Tire members of VA" American cRlou
have proven their ptfr.Oilsu anu
ih,lr llyaIty. Consequently. ou IN,
purposes ~ tho American irglop.
both they aud We ore iu accord
Many NJ our uut. loyal upuUeIf az.
mombors of orrnuizcd labor. and 30
b. our hope that We ma, bc able 30
convince every .HcrviD, man VINO
H member of organized labor thi.
our purpoHoH are the tame 90 loyal
rIIZDuH and mat tyDry 'B.Hrryirv
man iu Organized labor viii Join tho
American Legion. An cN-Horvicc
men who are members ~ organized
Iphor have proven their loyalty and
thclr patriotism 10 tho country and
nov appreciate their crpuuaibIitlps
ns cltileus, and We therefore hope it
VIII not hc long before they al iro
nc'ivo mcmbcrg Of tho American
Legion"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
.LEGI0NS STAND
ON LABOR TOLD
Franklin D'Olier Says
Organization Is For
Law and Order.
TO SERVE EVERYONE
Members are First Patriots
and TO Keep Alive the
Spirit Of the War.

INDtASApOLdS. Ind. Jan TO- .-
FRANKLIN DDlicr. national cummau.
der OF the American LcgIuu. haF
issued from national headquarters
ihu following statement roRarding
the attitude of the American Legion
foWlrd organized tabor.
"Thc attitude 81 tho American
Legion towards organized labor is
exactly the same gs its attitude
toward an groups Of American citi-
zcns who arc interested I'm square
deal Tor an in the malntCunuuH ~
tho Institutions handed down TO us
10y our forcfaihcrs.
"Thc preamble Of hur Couatlu-
ton expresses very clearly the pur-
poses OF the American Legion and
reads as follows.
" For God and Country. We HEsu-
clate ourSclVce together for the fol-
lowing purpuEcs. To uphold and Do
fcnd the Constitution Of tho United
states ~ America; tu maintain law
and order 20 foster and pcrpo,ulte
100 per cent Amcricnulsm, To pre-.
scFo The memories and incidents oi
our association In The Great War,
- inCulcatc % sense of individual ub
liEhtlun 10 the community. state HUd
nation, TO combat the uutocracy of
both the classes aud The muHos. 10
make right the master Of might. 10
promote peace ana good viii on
earth. to safeguard and transmit tO
pOgicrity the principles Of Justice.
freedom and democracy; to couso-
crate ana Annctifv our conrad dcshtp f.
by our devotion to mutual helpful
ness
SerNicr L. Our Motto
The purpose OF the American
Legion ~ two-fold service to our
comrades ana service To our country.
u lndcr tho head Of 'sarVirc 10 our
comrades we will cNcrt ali OF our
influence and all Of our strength to
the end that the cN-acrviCc man,
especially tho disabled mau and his
dependents ana tho dependents OF
those who paid the supreme sacri-
flee. shall receive that Just and fair
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11
EGG LAW GREAT HELP
Iiouscwifc ~ South Dakota Projected
by Fresh I,gg IiuIr.

NElMlLLLON, q. g.. Jan 5...Tho
prc8'ut prico utUgRH makes certain
provisions ut the south Iakutl. egg
law cHpocially'valuahlo to the huus,
wife. according 10 reports received
ut lhe office Of the state food com
misuou,r. This law RhtrL that
eggs shall be- "frosh. sweet cgga ."
unless tho seller otherwise dsacrip,s
ih"m, ana alortF" cggH lud rgEa ui,.
served 10y wrtorglaHs. lime water or
other prosrrvitivC must ho pldiuIv
indicated as such hy conspicuous
signs The laws requirements rclu.
two to Gambling eggs hold good iu
tho ran and winter months as in 'ho
summer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

5000 High school grades will b.
offered so that graduates may be
admitted ~ the leading universities
Boo the United s.atcs Heretofore,
American pupils iu china have at
tended IrifIHn schools
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-11

MIAMI, Jan, "a "Mabou for
Congress club has been organized
here with ohio Mason la chairman
aud " J.. Houchcr as secretary.
James = Mabon has many stauuch
admirers Ia Ottawa county ana the
club expects q largo mcmhcrHhiu. In
a short talk At tho organization
meeting Mr. Mahnn declared his
past record vouchod for tho tact that
MI his efforts would bo In tho in
crest OF oklahoma.
A short distance range finder In
vented IN Swedd ~ ~ useful to
surveyors as military mon.
Indiana daily times., 1920-02-20
More Centralized

GENERALIZATION" fetish republican
their right the townships of their
and ability
their roads is still the issue the
Goodrich his Logansport told
him defend administration
only thing would
in the
this the Goodrich
Legislature o
he
ranged Indiana
majority the
is with Goodrichism
governoshp
party
a tax lavish campaign
the Goodrich badly
the the kinds republicans
the to repudate Goodchsm and Capitalization
Which these place in
control Of all the taxing officials Of Indiana?
Dare he advance through the republican state committee which
controls this further theory Capitalization
endum Of the people of Indiana?
The republican of this
richism
nominee in 1916 II
advancement
appoint call the
The right of Hooses themselves
republican Indiana
Good1chism and Capitalization from the capitol
Indiana daily times., 1920-02-20
Pled6ed or Not Pledged


Indianapolis
pledge
o
publicly
campaign nominate him launched in his
that the republican which
mouthpiece,
correctly thoroughly
desraby
own
Marshall
indianapolis News the political of the
presidents Will
the versatile r. Tucker of the Indianapolis Stars staff
William Gibbs McAdoo the choice of
choice of the the
republican party
prevent
cAdoo propose any
pledgng
choice Of the party Indiana.
party
primary along McAdoo note results.
associates
strength in
Indiana daily times., 1920-02-20
INDIANA DAILY TINES, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1920.

inents, the Journal News not unnAturally
inquired what It was that Senator Suther-
lands friends wanted him to be presi-
dent of Their documents didn't speciti-
cnlIy state, and it seemed a point worth
clearing up.
The sutherland for President" club
has now replied to the inquiry with full
information, and the Journal-News Is
glad to pass the information along to
those of its readers who may have been
in the same doubt. Senator Sutherland's
friends want him to be president Of the
United States, and the club was or
ganized with the purpose OF bringing
that result about. That Is stated EN-
phatically In u letter to tho Journal
News, so there seems no doubt about
1t. So that the record may stand In
the clubs ewn choice Of words, tho
Journal News quotes: Senator Howard
Sutherland Is at the present one OF tho
four leading candidates for the repub-
lican nomination for presldeRt-not OF
Cuba, or Of Yale college, or u some Sc
cret society--but president OF the United
States"
And presumably. the United States vf
America-north. The club also incloses
button, apparently meant to be worn
ON the coat--quite a novel idea-and the
button bears words susceptible, in
candid mind, to the same Interpretation.
so that Is settled One by one our
problems are disposed Of Now if we
only knew what 1t Is Mars II trying to
tell us-but patlencei Patiencei Somc.
body will write and tell us In good time
We feel sure,-Evansville Journal News.