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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

Good work is commendabe, kind words spok-
en- at the right time inspire friendship, and friendl-
ness is an inexhaustible of happiness.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21
READ

Albuquerque NJ NJ, Feb. 10, 1922.
Building & Loan Association
Lubbock, Texas.
Gentlemen:
am sending you Bank
Albuquerque, certificate for
eight Of at
Yours respectfully,
Name hhhed)
received Sunday afternoon and is file in the
Lubbock Building Loan Association good for this
workings the Building and Loan five hundred
should for Lubbock people,
wb il is their own association?
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

The man who does not read his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

o>xa6o,ze BE Hcn OO4O
Does Your Stomach
Let You Sleep?'
Simple Intestinal Antiseptic Will Remove
Gas and Sourness and Give Stomach a Rest

81 have received wonderful inn
provemcnt from Adlerika Intestinal
antisertic). ] can sleep ALL NIGHT
now. something I could not do for
years" tSigned) Cora ". Nohlett,
Note; Slccplessness liz often caused
by gases and sour. decaying food In
the system. which should be brought
out.
Intestinal Autiseptic
There Is now offered to the public
preparation having the DOUBLE
action Of an intestinal antiseptic and
a COMPLETE system cleanser. This
pre- psration. known as Adlerika. acts
as follows:
IL tends to eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bacilli In
the intestinal canal thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
IL liz the most complete system
cleanser ever offered to the public.
acting on BOTH upper and lower
bowel and removing foul matter
which poisoned the system for
months and which nothing else can
dislodge. IL brings out all gases,
thus Immediately relieving pressure
on the heart. IT Is astonishing the
great amount of poisonous matter
Adlerika draws from the allmentary
canal--matter you never thought
was In your system. Try II right
after n natural movement and notice
! how much more foul matter IL brings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
Cures for Social Evils

to tho Japs. would apply the same
rule To merely sterflixe the male
would b. Ineffective. indeed. A con.
dition similar to prohibition enforce.
ment would face the immigration bu.
reau where a lot of male smuggling
would nudity the mayhem statute Of
sterilization.
While we are suggesting drastic
cures on this monumental question.
let us by all means drasticirc. To
make sure thing OF undesirable
birth rates let every female submit
TO an operation. That ought TO he
drastic enough for anybody. IL may
be mayhem. but whs, Of that7 IL u
any worse 10 mako an immoral and
criminal act. like Involuntary sterii.
izatfon. justly moral and Christian.
like by statute. than Il In 20 make
perfectly moral and Christian like
behavior OF having. making and us
Ing snirituous liquors under prohibi
ton a erine7 That statute II by far
tho greatest problem today OF crime
enforcement, only abou. 70 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
A SINGER

By LOUIS UNTERMEYER

OF the American people have become
criminals under that wonderful law.
and our government f. waging war
against them. on land and sea. This
war will last indefinitely az the Vol.
stead iegions cannot muster sum.
Client forces TO carry on an effective
blockade against foreign foes allied
with our own citizens.
But the fruit 81 the spirit II love.
Joy. peace. long suffering. gcntlcnsss.
goodness. faith. meekncas, temper.
ance: against such there in no law"
Gal. w.: 20, 70. II VIC cnnno, enact
statutes against these flowers OF the
human spirit. how can we enact for
them7 How little did the scripiural
giants know about our capacity TO
make and unmake laws. immutabIe
and eternal,
Invariably. these undesirable and
prolific mothers arc poor. emigrating
wnsh.tub wrentierr. God bless 'enl
Mary OF Gailiee never nont her wash
ing 20 the laundry. She did not bob
her hair nor walk on her toes with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Editor The Star
A communication Of February II
by Mrs. Y. l.. suggests a remedy for
suppreazing the evils OF prolific
breeding. dope pcddilng and the yell
low Japanese peril. and invites public
comment.
II seems 10 me that sterilization OF
father Of many children. OF male
dope peddiers and all males OF tho
yellow race IL not drastic enough.
The male was never known 10 give
birth to n child: he II. Of course. only
Indirectly responsible for human off.
spring. ] would. therefore. amend
that sterilization be applied TO all
males. To remove tho resultant pain
and suffering OF ieraitxcd mayhem.
the operation should be performed on
the baby a few weeks old. Mothers
are very fond Vt cut and manned la.
bies. A. there are known 10 be a
large number OF female dope ven.
dors. they should also submit 90 the
knife whenever jury could be found
that would find them guilty. And as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
He 'Busts" Into Latin
Editor Tho star

Editor Tho star
Having noticed IN your paper
where tho board Of health seemed to
bs simply calling attention TO itseif
20 prove tn right TO exist. oanno,
refrain from throwing . little side
light ON tho situation.
When Mr.. Tindaii bsrams council.
man, he INTRODUCED n ball that the
city should handle restaurant wnrs
haE~. The bill bsc~ms . Law and such
Earbaxe was sold TO tho highest bid
DIR. Tbs Pacific hog ranch bad II In.
% coursA since than. their big.
stsai-sided anso truuk has bcon rob
ing around collecting sAld EHrbax~
Two men accompany the truck and
dump ths cans what falls out goes
into the wagon: what sticks stays In
the can. and the can II set down on
the curling In front Of tho rcsttau.
rant Next morning the operation IL
repeated. and q little more sticks on
top Of what wac ieft the day bsfore.
The Pacific hog ranch men do not
scrape out the cans. nor do tho res
taurant men clean them very resu
larry. have seen four inches Of 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
LAnERC the To MI1NR
A Place for Sterilization
Editor The stsr-

Editor The Star.
The woman who writes 10 you and
20 strongiy-f might say venomous
iy-attaeks foreigners with large
families and urges their sterilization
must either b. prcjudiced or unin-
formed. or she would direct her thun.
der along that particular line In urg.
Ing action against a very serious
menace here at home and at our very
doors. Sterilization u needed. but In
n different case.
IL your correspondent win look
around Just . little. she will find that
American communities nrc being poi.
soned thru the religious and other
forms Of nr~judice which have no far
prevented the enactment OF laws for
the sterilization OF the thousand. OF
mental detectives. who. when young.
roam our streets and countryrsdes
for want Of any provision for their
care and treatment. They dehAse our
normal youths by their acts and ct.
aSnples. MI the ranks Of the immoral
and criminals. and breed like the
vcrmsn that this cfass really H.
This food OF rank poison II consfn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

uaiiy poured into our stream OF life.
and nothing In done about II.
let pour correspondent no 10 some
Of our school principals. who have
made q study OF the subject. and In
form herself In regard TO tho crimi.
nal records OF the offspring OF just a
few such families. Let her go here
and there about the city and county.
and visit such families In their
homes. where they are breeding
criminals and prostitutes Let her
open her eyes and re- the young
mental detectives paradlng their vice
and crime In street and alley. entire.
ly uncarrd for and unnouoed By our
legislators.
When your correspondent has
done this. perhaps she viii be willing
TO apply some Of her gifts In urging
proper legislation for the curblnr OF
this awful stream that corrupts and
deflies Us. fills our Jaiis and our
hrothels. and directly or indirectly
makes up so larro = part OF tho load
that weighs down our Taxpayers
Yours truly.
CHARLES NJ rARRER.
Sea Pioneer Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
The Day That Prosperity Comes

widespread OF Pacific
will multiply as the practice spreads
Worthwhile existing industry
Pacific Northwest
in a II the quality and the
obbng with life and
business for firm good
field Pacific Northwest
win
unbounded oweo electricity
worlds producing enters
anuing Of before hope
effectively goods to distant "me
We mustbu q trade for them here
Think products Buy Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

four.inch heel rtilts. She did not
train in parrotiike speech 10 become
eligible for membershlp of high so
ciety. As mother Of many wonderful
children. she had one who for 20
centuries has gladdened the heart Of
every civilized child in the blessed
Christmas time. Upon His creed and
philosophy the greatest known civ.
ilixailon has been established.
Nancy Hanks was an expert on
washtub Juggling. farm and field
work. She was compelled 10 emigrate
IN an ox.driven cart. without ever
learning the cunning of a can open.
cr or the marvels OF n marcel wave.
She never scraped her face with a
blunt instrument nor made use OF
lip stick. She did not have 10. The
magic Of work from a long day OF
toll put the real bloom In her cheeks
and the coveted crimson 10 her lips.
And what a wonderful boy she
mo,heredi Tn. greatest American.
whose fame increases as time goes
on. c. A. ARNEss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

cumulatrd garbage In the bottoms Of
some Of The cans just after they hAd
been dumped and left To- the men
with the hog ranch auto.
Now. " Their. arc such thinSs a.
"RsfrnA" theas cans are certainly
germ propAxAntists mot GERMANY
They arc real incubasors for germs
and II DIR. Hiram NJ. Read really has
tho germictdAi mania. I would call
his attention To whore he can ret
them already canned by The whole.
sale. and not have a lot Of men
-s;ooiinx" around the business nec
tsona- v~iniy trying to disiocaie one.
% poaably two protorlassns thai
may b In . cos'on-mou,h ppitfie.
-Evsrybody Amt making home.
brew much isss drinking Cznadi.
an rye: the latter are very few-too
ID Hight I suppose he'll Be- having
us wearin' the no.e-hagz ag'in. and
Introduce vaccination along with
en-
ousmquarn nortrnm abutere pa
uentafn 81 In pcricuium nos sddn.
cere. o Aesula piumi
}. II. COURTNEY.
liza Marion ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Editor The Star
read In your "abominhbie little
sheet" garden me. that's hardly 20
lisnl That happens to be my MOOD
please just remember that read
furthermore. l sut~cribe) the story
os tho woman who was FORCED
10 give her baby away. ms interpret.
Ell by your woman reporter.
I suppose you call fnst good
sob story As matter OF fact
/, IL a crime against GOOD breeding
any delicacy Of feeling. Any one
who has no, breadth OF view and
depth Of sympathy enough TO
glimpse the "ciher side" has no
rixht 20 touch a tragedy such ~
that. would surnire that this
morning the little incident" In for
gotten and some office girl In say
ing to telephone inquiries. NO.
tna'am. We don't know anything
about the woman. will give you
her address II you wish"
I really don't mean to b too
harsh in my criticiHn- lack
Of understanding IN responsible for
many crimes against our fellow
man and fellow woman Poverty.
suffering. utter WEAKNESS Of spirit.
IN. inability 10 face further aioie
ilfe's problems. tearstained cheeks
zero merely copy Tho woman
wished 10 give her baby awzyf &c,
the fxrss--wAsch her while you
question tcuriousiy. not sympashetio-
ally. feAr1-her voice trembies-
and her hands. a. she fumbles ai
the baby's wrsppinEs-and she has
cried many hourr--appeaiinF. ycs---
remember ali this for atmosphcre.
And then-'-TAKE IT-AND
NAME IT. rwas that what you
s4ido Wen. II you don't catch
the spirit of II from the woman's
side in those wordB-but then you
didn't
The pity OF ~ She did NOT
wish 10 give her baby away. And.
In the name Of happiness sought
and sometimes found. shs should
not. You would think almost any.
one would realize thaf--you would
think that almost any one would
know that an appeal for a helping
hand until such time as the way
proved easier would meet with In.
slant runponse--thst there would
be many offers Of homes for mother
and chiid-or money for their indc.
pcndence-if II were asked for.
-
TWENTY. FOUR HOURS LATER:
This was n little 'outburst" when
first reached the office and which
did not have the opportunity 20
finish. IL Is unumcly now. but I
think I shall mail IL You'd rather
did. wouldn't your And II Is my
first offense Of this kind. 30 d
shame To waste II.
Il happened 20 send some one to
rec tho woman and the room was
fun OF women who had offered her
and her baby home. For the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

out which was poisoning YOU. In
slight disorders such as occasional
constipation, sour stomach. gas on
the stomach and sick headache. one
spoonful Adle rika ALWAYS brings
relief. A longer treatment, however.
IA necessary In cases of obstinate
constipation and long standing
stomach trouble. preferably under
direction or your physician.
Reports From Physiciaus
II congratulate you on the good
ERECT 1 had from Adlerika since i
Langlois.
II have found nothing in my so
years practice to excel Adlerika-"
tSlgned) DIR. James Weaver.
.. Il use Adlerika In all bowel cases.
Some require only one dosea
tSigned) Dir. Il. NJ. Prettyman.
After taking Adlerika feel better
than Tor 20 years. Haven't Language
70 express the AWFUL 1MPURfTIES
eliminated from my systems
tSigned) ]. IL. Pickett.
Adlerika IL constant surprise IN
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines. on
account OF its rapid, pleasant and
IpMPLETE action. 1t is sold by
leading druggists everywhere.
sold IN Seattle by SWIFT Drug Co,
corner Second ave. and Pike ST., BAR
tell Drug co. and other leading
orugsists.--Advcrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
Monroe
Doctrine Has
Been Upheld
by AMATEUR ECoNOuIer


United States history as Il /.
taught In our schools is mos,
hheiy 70 give the average stu.
oent an exaRgefated opinion Of
TINS really wonderful country Of
ours. Self confidence lis general.
~ a virtue. but overconfidence
ana egotism on the part OF a ma.
iion can easily become a very
diagrceable vice.
hr. Newton In his letter in
Tho star Of February II. com.
pares our relations with ~.
south American nations. IN a
father ana mother bringing IN
u~ir family. am glad 20 say
mat Wa bave always had =
friendly feeling towards tbese
nations. but Just what IL In thar
we have done for these countries
mat gives US the right 20 feel
80 self r1ghteous7 True. vs
have maintained the Monroe
doctrine. II we have maintained
this doctrine for nearly 100 year,
because or altruistic reasons. ~.
have n right 20 feel a litti.
righteous over II. But I believ.
our motive has been. 10 a Iarr.
extent. selfish.
George Claiming, secretary of
state for foreign affairs in Eng.
land, just 100 years ago, pro-
posed that England and tho
United States Join In a Joint
declaration warning European
nations 70 leave the lately lib
Grated Spanish-Amcrican col
oniea alone In a political way.
You remember that those col
onles had. during the first 20
years OF the century. revoited
from Spain and gained their
freedom. England was building
up large trade with THESE peo-
pies and did not care 20 see their
commerce destroyed by wars Of
conquest. Russia was worrying
the United States Mt this time by
her encroachments in Alaska.
the United States was afraid that
Europe would start on a new
career OF conquest in America
and was not sure where 1t would
end.
When England made the above
proposal President Monroe was
at first in favor OF accepting II,
but later decided to make the
declaration on the part OF the
United States alone.
Since the first declaration OF
this policy up 10 the end OF the
last century England's navy was
the real force behind the Monroe
doctrine. Honesty seems TO COM
pei US to admit that we adopted
this doctrine for selfish reasons.
and left the enforcing OF IL. 10
a large extent. to England. IL
Is a good doctrine all right. bu;
don't let's claim too much credit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
Who's
Snutty?

Let's be fair. Is there really
much Ia choose from betwixt eur
own and the thestrieai vsstds
There 1. . gsod deal In what
William A. BrsAy told Reverend
straton. the ehurchmAn. during .
row the other day In Nsw York
pulpit
Brsdy said the stage b pretty
much vhss the pahlie makes L.
year fsvsrsss department. stsse
IL . suersas bcesws u carries
juss ths line II staff ysu v.nA
TIE thcasw sriis p,ays- II y
dssnnr sfir what The pespss
want II gess buSA
Tn sshsv side Il ths picture
h thie Ths puhlse mind = .
ehflauinE 70 dssmr always
knsw what n v,sss bst WIN gynb
NJ aimess any p,asaang suexssttsa
--whsIessme ~ vsln - usvhste-
SOME
II the stage wsrs an IL should
b. II wsuid Deal Isss In appesis 10
the cosrxes Side sf eur natures
and more In the healthier. saner
Impulses.
san and an. 70 fhe public vsvs
what Il ought 10 b. 800
So the argument rms rcund IN
circles- The pot charges the ket-
tie with being smutty.
Did jam make the slappee Or
did the fiapper make JAM
Arc our young folks old and
blAse because Of the toddie. the
shimmy and the cheek4o-ch~ek.
camcLwaIk stuff Of the dancehalI.
or IL the dsnc~hail the answer
10 our blase bsbess
Was tire knee-lcngth sksrt
wished OIL on an unwtiiing word
or was the eouiourier met half
way by . fcnininity willing 10
display ~ much Of her charms ~
the Law would allowf
Did the stocking manufacturer
make them that way or do our
sweet young things ron their
OWN
Who's 10 blame anyhow--the
lip-sflek maker or the iipstick
users
We confess we do not know.
We suspect, tho. we're ALL
guilty.
Let's think II over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
LEARN A WORD
EVERY DAY

Today's word Is IMPROBABLE.
It's pronounced im-peck -a.bull with
accent on the second syllable.
IL means-faultfess. free from err
ror. free from defect. sinlcxs.
IL comes from-fAtin IN not,
and ''peccarc. 10 sin
It's used like this-~whcn you
write business ie;t~r. your English
should be impeccabia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Geoot 0rttain's house OF soros
= GomaaAing 10 b reformed into
- active second chamber. The
nexe geperai election may Be
leueht N that Issue. The con-
swvn1ives are thus preparing In
n1vsnee for the time when the
1nDer party win control tho com
lens.
Al present the lords have no
VETO on financial legislation Any
s6ber measure msy be vetoed by
u lords but passed By the COM
nDous In two succeeding sessions
over the lords veto n BECOME
Nv. The hereditary house. there
1Dre. d poweriess to work Its viii
6eainst . recaicitrsnt commons;
nnd can do no more. 1t best. than
art - . temporary braka
OF course, the British people
viii never restore TO the lords
saver over legislation, ~ long ss
membership in that chamber rests
On birth alone. The conservatives
know that to be true. They are
Suggesting. therefore, that the
future house Of lords consist Of
distinguished personages, APP
pointed because Of their great
talents, and also. Of . few beredi-
lazy mobiles, chosen By the ncbiI-
~ 1t large.
The British liberals wish fhe
Hereditary principle To be sboI-
hhed entirely, and the Iords re-
Termed into . body resemb 6ng
somewhat the American senae.
Lloyd George has not nm
nsunced his own position. But.
- must face the issue sooner or
liter. More than any other man
- Was responsible for the re-
lsrm bin which destroyed the
sewer 81 the lords and his influ-
ence Il likely to carry the day in
my new step that Is taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Bfessed are the rercsfui, for thy
shall obtain MERCY. blessed are the
pure IN heart. for they shall zee
God. --Naffh<t1 g. rs.
From blossom time 70 fine Of sno,o
IL bat a pleasant road 10 90;
Come. let AS frarei side BY side
Unfl the last bioton bud has died
Prom time Of sno,o 70 blossom tive
The tcdv leads thru dismal cline;
But " together. fore. acc fare.
We shall NOT si0h for roses there.
Laura Blackburn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Tho savage rites Of prehistoric
AfrsoA may have perpetuAsed
their influence upon American
civilization By means Of yAxx; but
30 aiss has the pandcrsng Orient
contributed its spirit 10 tho dis
cordant indictments Of the trap
drummer and his sensual eonxp'ra-
tors
Absus 80 n C. their lived
Tszs-Asia. . Chinese pheioscpher.
whs vrvts In IL II H. - fol-
lswg
me ais u Kang - - Wild
excsns and debaueh fhs mind:
shsss Of Sung speak 81 aiofhfui
Insuigsnos and Of wSmsu and
suba@gs n mind; tisss u Wei
ass strsnvsn anA fast asd ~
pJsx ths mind: and fhcse Of Xiii
are vtoteus m oeppsv~ &"o
mako Ne mind Arrogant The
airs Of these four states al stimu-
late lIbidinous desire and are In
jurisss 70 virtue
And . century later. Confueius.
in the AnAieesa. wrote.
1T Il music. they say. Tt is
music. Are bells and drums all
that Ii meant b. musics-
Had Tsze-hsIa and Coufueius
lived 10 our own day. what else
could they have said about tasx
to make the indictment more
eempiesee
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most part. women from very mod
crate circumstances. Wonderful.
WASH, IT. Won't y~u think twice
before you overlook understand.
ing" Ia other people1
Sincerely.
ANNE KINNEY
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genGfoy Norris fR.) Neb.--f hare
- doubt that these great states
4ew here scho are erpoundsno this
euesfton fhauino ships belonging 10
~ United States repaired at Oop-
eminent navy yardsJ are uncon-
ootousIv Influenced by the fact that
M hare mary yards In their
Gfstes.
6endtoy 0pcystsS ID, N. C.-f
nocs no navy yard IN my state.
Genator Norris II said these
Gys1f stdtesmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Despite the number II special
eueeks. thas ~ have neekiy sub
mno1ea 10 In ne lAst few years.
eDo>oIhenters wcck eesues -
; We1ceue relief.
Waesrneisa wc<k. eand week.
uarPinf-ef-Paiat veek - thesr
nnrns = legisa. bss evsrysos Of
- - eallcd fer ssms<hisg
- uslhins.
HI -Css>Thps1s week s
oune1hing NV.
Il 0eely els Ter giving fair
re)eo fer IN evenings-er an
ofonrneen's-entertainnenk
We N 20 TO the theaters-~e
every week b really . -Go-to
Ilheater. week Iet's eelcerste!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Wrfrkied Meat. Chsppe,pa indian.
'oho died the other day. soas MAR
RED for 100 pears wrink. they
say. tcds great Hohfey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Broom sugar u dropping. Pure
maple strip tctH be plentiful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Chorus girls In Paris shot1
,ocdr one feather only. About TO-
600 Amertcons are ufnfcrino in
Parts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

The first sarophore tous mode IN
1876 and some people hapcn't seen
the Joke yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20
Judge Lands
LeoUes Bench

Public opinion stili reigneth
somewhat In these United States,
opinions to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Witness Judge Lands.
A federal judge holds q life APP
pointment and he Ii about as
free from tho temporary winds
Of public disapprovsi as anybody.
impeachment and death arc the
only ways he can surely be re-
moved.
The public did not like Judge
lands highly paid connection
with highly commercialized base
ball. and after time the bench
warmer was forced to bow TO the
public criticism. Without either
death or Impeachment being in
vokcd he stepped out.
The episode is salutary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

Currency has 10 be pretty elastic
10 90 around a family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

The price Of yuftfcsnaJccs. din
nionds and elephants Is doton; but
none OF them makes very good
eating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-20

One nice thing abouf poison
booze u n man KILLS himscIf instead
OF his ufte.