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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
Pulmonary Tubsrwulo~is

I am a healthy looking woman Of 10.
Ia 1913. I Was diagnosed as having
tuberculosis pulmonary. In 1914 ! was
pronounced cured. In 1919 l vas pro-
nouneed tub~Tcuiar. have ever since
had a slight cough With slight srp.e-
toraiiOns. but feel good aud look ro-
bust snail plan 20 nufss coming In
FAINT OF mott would there be any dan
ger TO the infant. TO fnysof7
should not advise you 10 plan 20
nurse your baby. There would be
the danger OF injecting the child. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
TopAy's QUESTION

TODAy's QUESTION
which can stand pain better
men ar womcnf
ANSWERS
DIR. LEE BAKER dentist. Eitel
Bldg; Women"
DIR EDWARD J. J. ALLEN. den
that. Green Bldgs Il don't noe much
difference"
DIR. HENRY H. COLLINS. den
tlat, Cobb nldg.; Il should Ray WON
en- can stand palm better. but most
OF them won't"
DIR LOUIS ERICKSON. dentist.
aeahoard Bldg III there's any diff.
ference les probably In favor of
woman
DIR. II ID. LANOsTEAD. dentist.
Lumber Exchange Bldg Women
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
OUR DAILY FICTION

Once upon time fellow
acquired a quart OF the rial
cid-time bonded goods lie
wrapped II up In paper 10 take
same home. on the way no
stopped for bottle Of ginger
ale. He already had some ice
At home. As he was about 10
get aboard street car he
slipped on a banana peel and
one of the bottles dropped and
broke. Fortunately. q was only
the bottle Of ginger ale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

when he viiliers made his para.
chute jump no; long ago." postcards
Jay Haas. local booking agent for
vzudcvillians. ALEC Sinslclow. who
takes movies for Fox. went up In an
other plane. While up there he took
hold OF the pilots hand and wished
him a safe voyage. That was the
highest hand he has held since. The
best he could hold last night was
three jacks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

augment tho message Of the Statue
Of Liberty by erecting In New York
memorial 60 the soldier dead ~
General Bramwcli Booth. Salvation
Army.
The people generally must be
come more Interested In saving the
governments money than In spend
ing it--Secrciary OF III, Treasury
Mellon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
MUCH TRAVELLED

A group OF tourists we're looking
over the Inferno Of Vesuyius In full
eruption.
Amt this Just like HEIR ejacu-
lated a Yank.
"Ah. zese Ame1caIns." exclaimed
a F'renchman. where have zey not
have beenT'--A merican Legion
Weekly.
The Danville, ILL.,, woman who
tasted to force her husband 10 adopt
her religion is now In a s>eace. We
6nnt Know how Ssr .augDand lA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

also tho danger that the drain or
nursing would aggravate tho diseaso
in yourself. or cause the lighting up
OF an old arrested tuberculoua
process. while tubercle bacilli have
been found In the milk Of a woman
with advanced tuberculosis, they are
not usually present unless there In
tuberculosis OF the mnmmary glands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
YESTERDAYS QUESTIONS
ANSWERED.

when the white men came 70
America they found thousa nds Of
Red Men. but very few Knights Of
Pythias.
2-The Indians received S24 for
Manhattan Island. which Is the
present price OF a Manhattan cock.
tail
Sir Walter Raleigh r. credited
with the remark: Il may srnoke. but
thank heaven. don't pound them
on the back Of my wrist"
4-The wife OF an Indian IL called
a squaw. except among the Crow In.
dams. where she Is known as a
squawk.
5-The Omnibus Bin was s.is In
GLIDING the tip to the chauffeur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

CHAPTER THREE
Home Brrw's Special Brain and
Heart Tonic.
LOVE, YOUTH AND BEAUTY
by Hank kiay

(what Has Preceded; We introduces
. gtri sitting on bench In the park
New-hiosn flowers we're ac~ntinE q
Spring day. The firs, Biuesird fitted.
4 enarch bell vas ,oiling The girl look
I'd sad and innocent A dApp.r youth
came along and halted IN his tracks.
CowAS with the story FROM hsrsD
He that's the dapper youth flick.
ed the tender shoots OF grass with his
stick and pretended to be looking the
other way.
MY Ideal, The one girl In ten mil.
lion. The girl Of my drcama Eyes.
lips. mouth. face. hair. forrnl Perfect
-Ahl wondrous Creature! And 70
think I do not know you; that the
hack Of an Introduction stands b.
tween me and that which have
70 you and brighten you away from
me forever. or shall pass on and
mayhaps never see you AGAIN.
That was tho question which per
plcxed htrn and on the instant took
all the JOY out OF the early Sprins
day.
The dappcr young chap was n gen.
sieman thru and thru. He knew I,
would not be quite the thing TO speak
20 the girl. she being total stranger
TO him. but the urge was too strong.
He was one OF those irnpuisive males
who believe that nothing yentured.
nothing gained" applies equally a.
well 10 the realm Of romance as "a
the sterner fields Of politics and bust
ness.
HE SPOKE
fCaufinued rum0yrvv1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18
LETTER WRITING

How can you conceal a message
on a postcard to keep the postmaster
from reading TT
What Is the proper saiutation
To use in writing 70 a boarding,
house keeper who Is holding your
trunk for the rent
3-Is II possible 10 impart a tone
of sincerity To a love letter and yet
make n dun reading In a breach Of
promise suit7
I'm writing an anonymous letter
TO newspaper is II better 20 sign n
"vox PopuIi" or "Oid subscriber,'7
5-What viii take the wrinkles out
OF a letter. carried in ones pocket
for week after you have been re.
questcd to mail Ut
r. o. HINTS
Letters addressed to Tombstone
Ariz.. are apt to wind up in the dead
letter office.
2-The special delivery stamr
shows a boy on bicycle. but the
boy who posed for the picture has
since resigned.
ain addressing a friend in states
prison, II In always best 10 use bis
pen name.
4E"Please remit" written at IN.
bottom Of the letter. means that you
. are shortly to have some CORE
spondence with a collection lawyer
BIN sending eggs by mall, break.
age can be avoided by first hard. boil.
ing the eggs.
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unStleeSatn
70 MD! 6

Questions Of health, saaItsties.
hygiene viii he answered N amt To
Information Department. q. y. Pub
lie Health Service. Washington, -. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-03-18

tSoTH: W. would give you more to
day. but we've got a date. We've got 20
hurry home and press our office suit We
are going TO danceD
, 1921-10-06
EDITORIAL.

rave information to the effect hat
erman Hedemann SarauW, a ma
Frederiksted, and at present It
, the Navy b at St. Thomas,
1 been awarded a diploma of the
sity Extersion Conservatory, Chi
H., for advanced composition in
1t is With much pleasure we re-
is additional step in the progress
of the natives who shows parse-
zee, ald assiduity in his studies
n we trust will ever be crowned
the S ccess he has gained all along.
lty COZ gratulations.
, 1921-10-06
LOCAL.

We are glad to welcome Fighting Bon
ey and his training partners from Freder-
-Sted. who has arrived at this town and
i've a treat Of a performance on Fri
,vening at the Theatre where they
je pleased to meet the Local Stars.
, 1921-10-06
KILOGRAMS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

,erIin, Oct Bird. The village of Los
elm near Malmedy, amid great popular
joicing was restored to Germany yes
rday by the frontier commission. 1t
declared that this action was taken
cause of the unanimous desire of the
villagers to rejoin the fatherland.
, 1921-10-06

gat?n 70 me GonIefe2ce - LonHon, t pe7
glnniog Oct' lflh; "nlcn W ! eAploIG 49, b'o
pcossiolllieS OF me lfISn Silua'i.nn WIZ 1nano
view 70 a uennlC SeII'9 mem WIZ l9aaJ
DuoHh next MH2oaV' = was ~:Iout05Io a
mere cooay. Mf' re EaIeta NilI no. u
one OF me OHM H4Ii' ot'e2a'eo an" W. W.
not go H'hl)u ~ : ''l ''II'1 VIZ E;ta
Conference acc0fQIA5 70 Je5 .lo4u fItA
gerald TO the oiA9 '@l' hlnI9IeL VI plo
po9an:a VINO nldue | { @llnoui1o'
regafolhR l'E u7l19dIlo"S o0p"lloa0'
uoaoeS Oct. oru' . ''H'Iullon "a
passed oy th3 Gao'lei cou'lsII 7oee E 10y :
70 comply w" 1n1 o:'l"l@1u. ~ - az
counclL u AlloaSSaoola los"eq - ! ",l' -
oept. l3rq, ms r"c,i'9 ilunEa:y -
eVacQd5e DuF3ehiano' '1e c0u'CiI "a
pleo9cu "pPloiGl 90 - ,u;tb
to which 1t would be a9le TO deal with
the Insurgents n "49l y
New YORK Oct "a win 'l9 iIa.
jof 'eaeue odSeodi sed0on pao9eu a Ini9
history the eyes % lne SpoLl1"g "o5lo
are lurAlng Io""5os GHe poIo glo9' ~
mere on Wednesday tle 3ld1ll9 anu ~ t be
ranks VIII pSgla l3eIf u -: lllT
IlIle OF "Gflo 5 ~cual4p'ol' ne Nd1lom"l
Lea2ue c~iidiiPlohS nnl9''7G 'He H9"o W.
WIN d deIedt ny me- ~ lIEa aIoo the
brooklyn ouperoS yestStoay' WIZ t ne
6anKS young up oy WInuiAg LIoll lIlJ
Boston Reo ooN, FIltSouIg 5IaInIalleu
Seccnd pace 10 [ne Na'io2al LeagGe ny
a victory ever Ihe d. LOUIS cal"IlIaI
, 1921-10-06

Ger Oh WulluSy 1 IGl, WIZ
two years ago at an uppers Canadian
coliege today received an offer Of ap-
poIntment as chief AedicaI officer of
the island of St. Vincent in the West
Indies. The was sent by the Gov
ernor of St. r1ncent through the Lieu
tenant Governor of Nova Scotia.
Washington. Oct. 1st. There are six
t%ynine. reported strikes in the United
Statp% al this time, a greater number
thu existed simultaneously any tune
s In war. Secretary of LabOur sDa-
said yesterday The Secretary at
.buted wage reduction IS the causes
a most cases, remarking that the bun
INC and garment trades WeR@4o par
ticular sources of industrial trouble.
London, Oct. 1sC.-Sugar in stock on
the LIST. inst was 112, 600 tons. Last
year III, 600 TONS.
London, Oct. 4tn.- Mr.. Lloyd George
planred to leave Iairloch today after a
holiday which was often interrupted by
state business. Irish problems and the
unemployment situation were considered
so frequently by Mr.. Lloyd George, that
during much of the time he spent at
G|airIoch he has been as busy as II he had
remained in London. The Prime Min
~ister's health is reported to have been
improved by the air Of the Scottish High
lands, but his physicion had forbidden
him to address any public meetings for
some time. MIR. Lloyd George however
is so impressed with the gravity and ur-
gency Of the unemployment question,
that be has decided, it was reported to-
day, to lay before the public without de-
lay information as to the important con
f9rences he held over the last weekend
with financial, commercial and industrial
experts.
London Oct. 4th. The South Wales
Coal Mine oWnClS at a meeting yesterday
at Cardiff decided to accept an invitation
OF The Mines Department OF the Govt.
to refer to an arbitration board the dis
putesa over the terms under which the
subsidy was granted, TO hasten the end
of the recenr strike OF coal miners. In
der the Govts. Interpretation OF the
terms, the mine owners are asked to pay
cts, 900 more in wages to the men.
London, Oct. 9Th Under the sliding
scale adopted by a board of cOnciliatio
and arbitration affecting the manutac-
tured iron and steel trade Of North Eng
land. a will be reduced $50 imme-
diately, making the total reductions
since January 1920 The present wage
scale is 973W above the pre-War scale.
The Vitiiers Spelter Works at Swansea
has re0pened and is the only speIter
woras in South Wales now operating.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
F.. H. STEPHENS and F. w. HILL, Jr..
Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Holding q District Courr.
In the condemnation Of land Tor the open.
ing OF 44th street northeast between Blaine ana
Brooks streets, in the District OF Columbia
District Court No. 1443. - Notice is hereby
given that the Commissioners Of the District OF
the Act Of Congress, approved March 4. 1918.
entitled. "An Act making appropriations ior
the expenses Of the government OF the DisIrict
uf Columbia, for the fiscal year ending June
3Oth, 1914, and for other purposes" Whereby
,they are authorized to open. extend or widen
any street, avenue. road or highway TO conform
with the plan of the permanent system OF hish-
why's in that portion Of the District OF Co
lumbia outside of the cities OF Washington anu
Georgetown adopted under the Act OF Congress
approved March ., 1898. as amended by me
Act of Congress approved June %. 1898, u!
condemnation under the provisions OF SUD
chapter Of chapter fifteen OF the Code OF
Law of the District Of Columbla) have hied
petition in this court praying the condemnation
Of the land necessary for the said opening OF
44th street northeast between Blaine ana
Brooks streets in the District of Columbia. as
shown on n map or plat filed with the said
petition. as part thereof. and praying also that
this court empanel q jury in accordance WIN
the law provided for In such cases to assess the
damages each owner Of land to be taken may
sustain by reason Of the opening OF 44th
street northeast between Blaine and Brooks
Streets in the District Of Columbia. ana !he
condemnation Of the land necessary Tor the
purposes thereof. and to assess as dement's re-
sulting therefrom the entire amount OF sald
damages. including the expenses of these pro
ceedings, upon any lands which the Jury may
fnd will be benefited, as provided for in and by
the aforesaid Act of Congress. 1t is, by the
court this 9th day Of February. 1921. ordered
that all persons having amy interest in these
be and they are hereby warned
and commanded to appear In this court on or
before the 10Th day of March. 1921, at 10
o'clock am, and continue in attendance until
the court shall have made its final order ratify-
ing and confirming the award Of damages anH
the assessment Of benefits of the Jury to be
empaneled and sworn herein; and it is further
ordered that copy of this notice and orGer De
published twice a week for two successive
weeks in The Washington Evening Star. the
Washington Post and the Washington Times.
newspapers published in the said District. COM
mencing at least twenty days before the said
18th day Of March. 1921. 1t is further ordered
that a copy Of this notice and order be served
by the United States marshal, or his deputies.
upon each of the owners Of the fee of the
land to be condemned herein as may be found
by the said marshal. or his deputies, within
the District of Columbia before the said 18th
day Of March. 1921. By the court: WILLIAM
HiTZ. Justice tseai3 4 trne @ eopyIGrssMs: GIM:
NINGHAM. Assistant Clerk. fe14.15.2l2
Evening star., 1921-02-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANCIS II. STEPHENS AND FRAN
CHS w. HILL, Jr., Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Holding a District Court
In re the condemnation Of lot 20. square 2576.
School, ii sse tsF Ss
Court No. 1441.-Order Of citation and publi-
cation.-Upon consideration Of the petition OF
the Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
filed in the above entitled cause and on mo-
tion of counsel for the said Commissioner. it
49, the Sou That tins sss ert of the court Is
sue q citation to Luther A. Swartzeli. Oscar
2. Austin and the National Savings and Trust
the land to be condemned herein particularly
described in the Aforesaid petition. to appear
in this court on the 18th day Of March: 1921
ton and to show cause. il any they have. why
the prayers thereof should not be granted and
Why lot 20 in ,e,ds the nssf'cf 1T n, OF ng
veyor Of said District. should not be con-
demned for additional ground for the II. d:
Congress ~ referred to in said petition. 1t is fur
ther ordered that q copy Of said citation be
served by the United states marshal for the
land sought to be condemned herein and found
by the said marshal, or his deputies. within
deeed ee % that ali persons having any interes. in
these proceedings he. and they are hereby
warned and required to appear In this court on
answer the said petition and to continue in at
tendance until the court shall have made its
final order ratifying and connrmins the award
pointed By the court to appraise the value OF
the respective interests Of all persons con-
cerned in the land and premises mentioned
and described in the Aforesaid petition and until
said proceedings shall be finally closed. 1t is
further ordered that q copy Of this order be
Published twice a week for two consecutive
weeks In The Washington Evening Star, the
Washington Herald and the Washington Post,
newspapers published in the said District. COM
mencing at least twenty days before the said
10Th day Of March, 1921. BY the court, WILL
LIAM HTTZ Justice. (Seai) A true copy.
Test: MORGAN b. BEACH. Clerk. BY r.
F. CUNNINGHAM, Asst. Clerk. fe14.b, q -
Evening star., 1921-02-14
FARMS
FOR SALE.

liz ACRES; ELEvEN-RoOM AND BATH
house; furnace heat; large basement barn, corn
crib. hog house and large chicken house. This
farm Is located at Tyson Cross Roads. Va, L.
miles from Washington, on macadam roads,
corner location. Will sell for part cash and
part in trade for city property. For price and
particulars address n. G. DAVID. Vienna,
Va. or room 2O4 Kenois bldg. Washington.
D. @. Phone Falls Church 14l-F-33.
MD. FARM 100 ACRES. NEAR CITY; EN-
change 7-room house n ST. NV. r. WALIING,
Lincoln Hotel.
WE SELL BARGAIN FARMS, MD. AND VA
Poultry. fruit. dairy, river-front farms.
Bayside home. country business stands: lists.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 215 e NV. F. 27O2
Evening star., 1921-02-14
BE SURE TO SEE OUR
SUNSHINE HOMES
Finished and Under Construction,

Finished and Under Construction.
Lots, IS to 90 feet front; real
open freplaces; every modern
convenience, for no more than
houses in row. Only the best
of materials and workmanship
are found in our homes.
Two designs. six and eight rooms.
On Arkansas ave. at 18th be-
tween Emerson and Farragut.
SauPs Addition.
14th or 9th ct. cars to Emerson Ut.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Woodward Bldg, 18th and III:
WILLIAM e; FOWLER & CO..
Phones Main s4l6-s4I7.
TAKOMA PARK 800; ST.
500 cash; &75 month; rooms and bath. open
fireplace, hardwood floors throughout, hnilt-in
bookcases, wind6w seats. shade trees. gas, elec,
8 blocks from 14th st. car line, one fare:
BRAND-NEW.
ance monthly; semi-detached, Z rooms, hot
water heat, electric lights; garage for two
cars: lot 50xl50;. one block to the 18th st.
car line; one fare.
BROOKL4AND 500; 5000
cash; SIS monthly; 8 rooms and bath. hard
wood floors, open fireplace; high elevation; one
block to street car line; practically new;
large lot.
500 CASH. COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-8 rooms
and bath, hot-water heat. gas; VACANT.
CHEVY CHASE BUNGALow-Brand new:
only 81 600 cash; small monthly terms; rooms
and bath: open fireplace; h.-w.h., elec. lights;
high elevation porches.
WILLIAM e. FOWLER CO.,
610 18th st. NV.
Phones Main S4f6-6417.
TO COLORED-NICE HONE-vACANT.
1911 Union ct. s.w.-Six rooms and b tn brick:
e, $50; monthly payments. like rent. Keys At
store. 46Sh N Ut. E.w. OWNER, TO A Ut.
a.e. 1T
Evening star., 1921-02-14
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

in fine corner apartment house. downtown. with
all improvements, rents s., 100 annually. one
trust Of only $2s5. 900 at 67e. for home in North
west Washington Of same value. Address Box
69-M. Star office. 15s
WE WILL EXCHANGE 1 OR 100 SUBURBAN
lots. clear of incumbrance. some of them in
Chevy Chase. or trade houses northwest SEC
ton, coal lands, acreage. timber tracts. large
tract near Ocean City. Md. In fact. match
anything you have for trade: will assume trust
notes. automobiles, listed stocks. apartment
houses. business property, or anything from
$500 to half million. Address Box 27O-k, Star
office. 6o3 Munsey bldg.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
PROPOSALS.

BUY IT FROM THE NAvY-sALE OF USED
machinery by sealed bids February p. 1921.
consisting Of approximately y lathes. boring
mills pumps, cutting on machines. slot
tiers. 2 milling machines. grinder profile
machines. 1 keyseater machine: Above mate
Tials all located at navy yard Wsshnston sid Eo
schedule No. &C. which gives complete de-
scription Of the above material and terms of
vey, Appraisal and Sale. Central Sales Office.
Navy Dept. Washington D. c.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington
c. February % 1a,. 1871 Sealed al ~ proposals
supply Committee at its Office in Washington,
D. c.. until o'clock pm, Wednesday. March
2, 1921. and then publicly opened for furnish,
during the hscal year beginning July 1. 1921.
and ending June 30. 1922 materials. supplies
Drafting Supplies. Class 2-Hardware. metals
and Leather and saddlery. Class 3-Dry Goods.
Wearing Apparel, Window Shades and Cordaee
Class drugs and Medicines and Chemicals.
Class 5-Laboratory Apparatus and Hospital
Appliances and Surgical Instruments. Class b.
Electrical, Engineering and Plumbing Sup
plies. Class s-Brushes. Glass. Painters Sup
plies and Paints. Class 10-Household Sup
teorological Instruments. Towers. etc. and
Meat Inspection Supplies. Class 13-Engraving,
Printing and ithographic Supplies texeluding
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing. Class
|15-Incandescent Electric Lamps. Class 16-
Incande.cent Gas Lamp Supplies. Glass IL
Glass 1s-Machines. addressing. computing
Debating and Transcribing. Duplicating. Fold
ing. Sealing and Typewriting. Of the General
Schedule of Supplies for use by the Executive
Departments and other establishments of the
Government of the United States of America
in Warrington. d. c.. and for use by such field
services are included in the specifications
for the various classes Of supplies. and for
direct delivery from contractors shipping point
H ~ 1oAs To-,
with wi su paraFrsph - S Of Form % AZ rropossis must
be executed in accordance with Instructions
and blanks which will be furnished upon
application to the General supply Committee,
Auditors Building. 18th and B Streets S.W.,
Washington, D. c. d. F. HOUSTON,
feS.14-2t Secretary Of the Treasury.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

OWNER LEAVING CITY-PRICE REDUCED
to 81, $50; must sell Immediately; unusually
attractive Groom and bath house on Rhode
leland ave. near North Capitol St; perfect
condition; hardwood finish; parquet floors first
floor: immediate possession Address BOX
1O4-M. Star Office 16s
l HAVE BEAUTIFUL GROOM. c-RATH
home for sale. l am leaving town and am
anxious to sell; has shower bath: h.-w.h. !:
ceiling in dining room. VIII accept best offer
this week. Address Box 93-M. Star office
I HAVE A LOVELY GROOM HOME IN A
beautiful section Of NV: h.-w.h.; elec; tubs
in basement; garage: 81. 500: terms il desired.
Address RoX 92-M. Star office.
RUY DIRECT FROM OWNER. VACANT
Corner brick house: @ cozy rooms: southern
exposure: porches; electricity: guaranteed fur
mace heater: splendid cellar; nice yard and ga
rage. House located near 18th and Shepherd
sts. Only $3.50. Phone. after pm. Co.
lumba 1912.