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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28
Jobless, Strangles
Himself to Death

pennilesa. out OF work and facing
starvation. Taku Takahashi. 40. tied
a cord about his neck Monday after.
noon and attached the other end TO
his bcdpost In tho Indiana hotel
Takahashi then slipped down in bed.
and strangled. Ills dead body was
found late In the evening by the
landlord.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28
Cloves IN Clearance

Small Lots ut Extreme Redue-
tons
1T $3.50. liz pairs l. and 2
clasp Kid and Cape Gloves. in
good assortment.
At se.95. 90 pairs Mocha
Gloves, strap wrist styles In
mode and beaver shades.
Atsf.95. 60 pairs novelty Fab
ric Gloves in strap wrist and II
button styles. $3.50 and So
qualities
At sf.55. $50 pairs 16-button
Fabric Gloves with self colored.
Paris point and embroidered
backs. Mode. beaver and pom
gee. --First Fioor
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which puff up the feet; "TIz Is magi-
cal; TIL" is grand: "TIZ" win cure
your foot troubles so youT never
limp or draw up your face in pain.
Your shoes won't seem tight and
your feet will never. never hurt or
get sorc. swollen or tired.
Get box at any drug or depart.
ment store. and get relief for a few
oents.--AdyertisemenI
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Stamped Goods Specials

Stamped Goods Specials
AZ $50. 200 pieces Stamped
Pillow Covers. Center Pieces and
Table Runners. stamped on art
crash. Reduced for clearance.
AZ 75c. Dark brown or blue
Table Runners and Pillow Tops
to match. Stamped on art cloth.
Regularly $3.50.
AtS5c. Summer Pillow Covers.
ready made, and stenciled in
blue conventional patterns.
Art E~ctlen. Fourth Fioer
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Hundreds of Yards of

Hundreds Of Yards Of
Six and Wooden Remnants
A splendid assortment at decid-
ed savings. Lengths from TO
8 yards. Canton crepe, taffeta.
messaline, satin. charmeuse.
crepe de Chine, fancy silks,
serge. broadcloth. tricotine,
Poiret twill. velour and coatings.
Lining materials--sateen. perca-
line, Venetian and fancies.
--First r1eer
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No m atte T
W at ails
your feet or
what under
( he su n
you've tried
without get
ting relief,
] u $ I u $ c
'-TfZ 4"
"TIZ" draws
o u { all the
poisonous en-.
II Il n "A q N /,
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REVOLUTION no. 7oss.

Lktft &fDEh NJ Y
A REVOLUTION and PROPOSITION
u amend Sc elton OF Article VIII
Of tho City Charter Of the city OF
Seattle, and providing for the sub
mission Of such proposed amend
nent 20 the qualified electors Of
said city for their ratification or
rejection at the general Municipal
election 10 be held therein on the
2nd day OF May. 1922.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CRY
cot-NcII. or THE CITY or
That Section OF ArticI. VIII Of
the City Charter be amended by
adding thereto new subdivision 10
be known AZ section Z (b)," which
shall be In words and figures az
follows. to-wit;
"EectIon fb1. In the Department
Of Public Works there shall be a
Department Of Transportation, the
head OF which shalt be the superin-
fcndent Of Transportation, who shall
non be Included In the classified civil
service, but shall BE- appointed by
the. Mayor. by and with the advice
and consent OF the City Council, for
n term, except as herein otherwise
provided, Of three yenra, and who
may be removed by the Mayor by
fling. NOTICE q removal with the
City Council. he shall be = member
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Veil Lengths SOC

800 pieces mill ends, but per
fects." Veilings that would sell
regularly from 81 TO $3.50 a yard
Lengths from yard to lis yards.
Plain shades and a variety of
beautiful colorcd dot effects.
-Eirat p1oor
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Womeu's Hdudl-ercbiefs

Women's Hdndkerchtefs
AT 171sc- Sport Handkerchiefs
in variety of colors and patterns,
with hand-rolled hens.
AT Soc. Pure linen French Hand
kerchiefs, with hand-rolled and
hand-hemstitched hens; in plain
and corded effects. r, r7,o,
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president Of the raiiroad department
o. the American Federation OF La
Dor. charged today.
Jcwcli argued before the United
States raiirUad labor hoard for an
Increase In pay for shop workers.
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soc Lace Voiles soc Yd.
1927 yards White Lace Voiles in
fine quality. SO inches wide.
-S~cond Floor
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Sweaters Much Reduced
An assortment of "a Women's and
Children's Sweaters-odd sizes in
broken lines to be discontinued. A
variety Of styles and colors, includ-
ing high sports shades.
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90 Corseks at $50

Four models for different fig
ure types, medium and slight
Two models with elastic top are
made Of fancy striped pink and
white-two models are for aver
age figures, made Of pink ooutil
with long hips. and low above
the waigtlinc. --s.eona Floor
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inisi.,ivs Measure NO. sisss

An Ordinance relating 20 th> rnu-
ntciPal railway srsferu of The City
OF Seattle. and declaring the fiscal
policy OF the city In relation there
Whereas. II ~ to the public inter
est that the City Of Seattle declare
and estabiish fiscal policy in reta-
ton 20 the Municipal Street Railway
System. whereby the coat and er-
penpe thereof shall be borne. a.
nearly as may be. By all who bcne-
fit thereby:
NOW, THYREFoRr.
BE 1T ORDAINED TT THE CITY
OF SEATTLE, AS FOLLOWS:
section I. That from and after
the frat day Of January following
all cost and expense Of the rnaiute-
nance aud operation Of tho Apniei-
pal street Railway system OF The
city Of Seattle shall be paid wholly
out of revenues Of the City Of Seat
tie derived from taxation.
section O. That from and after
the taxing effect Of this ordinance.
the City Council II The city OF Seat
tie shall annually. in the manner
prescribed by law. provide for the
sr fy 81 q hs A ct spo e s sass gTsp
70 defray the cost and expense OF
the maintenance and operation Of
said Street Railway system for the
ensuing year.
Section 3. That the cost ana ex-
pense Of maintenance and operation,
as used In this ordinance, shall be
computed pursuant 10. and in ac-
cordance with, the requirements of
the laws OF the State of Washing
ton or Of any commission or bureau
there unto authorized by such law.
Section 4. That there be and Is
hereby created a fund TO be known
and designated as the "Erfenaion
and Depreciation Reserve Fund" into
which the City Council shall set aside,
monthly. from the gross receipts Of
the municipal railway system. an
amount not exceeding ono and one
half 40 cents for zach pay pas
sanger. exclusive Of policemen and
firemen The amount thus set aside
shall be expended solely for extern
sions and renewal Of track and
equipment
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Beauty Boxes at s2.65

A special purchase of SO Beauty
Boxes Of polished vachette. moire
silk lined and fitted with large
mirror. powder box. rouge box, lip
stick holder and coin purse. With
two handles. -F,u, Floor
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Beaded Bags at s1.9S
A special purchase of ~ Beaded
Bags in drawstring styles. with
pretty flower designs in delicate
shades against contrasting back
grounds. prs, Floor
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Cotchide BAGS SS.l5

Black and brown Cowhide Bags.
full leather lined. Smart three
piece style with sewed-on cor
ners. Sizes i6 and Is inches.
Regularly $l2.50. --FIf,h r1oer
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'Tl' FOR TENDER,
SORE, TIRED FEET

All what relief. No more tired
Feet no more burning feet. swollen.
bad smelling. sweaty feet. No more
pain In corns. caliouses or bunions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28

Specials in White Irory
20 Hair Receivers at Sc.
IS Buffers at S5c.
Ivory--the ivory composition COM
monty known as French ivory.
First E1oer
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100 Yds. Cretonne S5c Yd.
Wide choice of designs and colors.
SO inches wide. Fourth r,oor
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MEMS Union Suits $3.50
90 Spring weight Cotton Ribbed
Union Suits of fine gauge, elias
tic weave. Made with quarter
sleeves and in ankle length. Full
size. Sizes "a to 46.
First Floor
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Booths To1celing 1Sc
1000 yards Crash Toweling for
kitchen use. Very special.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28
Womcn's Lisle Stockings
CSC Pr.

100 pairs imported fancy Lisle
Stockings in a broken line of
sizes and colors. Lace boot and
embroidered clockings. Black,
white, cordovan and navy. Reg
ularly priced at Sl.50.
FIRST Floor
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55c Pllo1U Tubing zee
500 yards standard quality PHI
low Tubing, As inches wide.
second F1ooY
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Hemmed Napkins 6 for S5c
so dozen good quality Plain Cot
ton Napkins, hemmed, ready for
use. Second Floor
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soc Striped FIdrous sec
386 yards fine quality White
Flaxons in pretty stripes.
-Gscond r1ooY
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Bon-Bon Baskets sf.29
A suggestion for Easter giving
Silver plated Bon-Bon Baskets.
Regularly $2.25. so in the lot.
--Flrtt FTeor
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Zoe japanese Crepe 27c
500 yards good quality japanese
Cotton Crepes. IL good, desir-
able colors. second Floor
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MEMS Paianlas sf.65

WtTt UJIUpIo FIsU~
85 Lino-cloth Pajanas-soft
finished, serviceable fabric.
With pearl buttons and silk
frog trimmings. Colors: Dark
hello. pink, blue. pongee, cream
and white. Sizes A, B, c and d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-28

55c Pilloac Cases Zee
420 Utica Pillow Cases, size Ask
SO inches. Second r1oor
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PULLhiAN.-First annual Par
cnts' day TO be inauguratcd by stu
dents at state college here May IL.
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Remnants Sharply Reduced
Hundreds of Cotton Remnants
in good, disable lengths. All
greatly reduced. second Floor
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NE<Ol<ITfuN NJ 1--WE
PROPOSED ANfESpMEST NO. I.
4 RESOLUTION ard PROPOSITION
q AneQd Section II Of Article IA
ss.a e. e "a Sssss & for ss' ,s Ss &
msssion OF such proposed amend.
sn<ut 20 the qualified electors Of
the city of S<Atue for their rati-
facation or reierfion AZ the gen.
sr.i mar,sips, slss,lsn 70 be, ss h .as
day % May. isfs.
M IT RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SEAITLEs
that section II Of Article TX Of
The City Charter Of the CITY 81 Seat-
a. b. ameneea 20 rekd a. Fellows :
section IL. The City couneil shall
81 tsxes 70 Be kTied and levy the
(axes upon all TAXABLE prQperty.
seth real and personal, In the city.
qsedsd % ral.s sufsisient r.venae
cs<nts of the mnuieipAi Eorernnsent
fer the ensuing fiscal year. No
k&vcnue raised hy tax lew shall BE-
oeproprtated Tor any other purpose
fhsn that specified IN sneh levy. or
the same - bassd. unless an ernerg-
ency exist wherein such approprta-
{ion IL n<eeszAry for the prc<srsa-
f1on 81 tho public peace. health and
safety. The ordinance making such
ooproprtation shall contain q state
x16nt Of the facts constituting such
0uarruucy. shall specify that In the
<of = defieteney be thereby Great
~ in the fund from which such ap-
proprtsficn 10 made, the sAxns fhaIi
- provided for IN the nezt sncce~d-
Ing TAI levy. and must receivr the
Affirmative vote ~ at least three
four<hs Of the total membership Of
AND BE TT FURTHER RE
SOLVED. that such propcsed amend
wtans Be Submitted TO the auaiffted
electors Of the City Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
eencrai municipal election to Be held
= the city Of Seattle on the End day
Passed the City Council the LIST
Gay Or March. fsf.- and signed BY
~ IN open session in authentieation
"a fta psssags this lat day Of
RV1y.IP TISDAII,
President pro tenn Of The City
yJled ths iss day Of March. 1874
II W. CARROLL.
City Comptroller and
ox-officio City Clerk.
FIRST publication March IS. 1914
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Chi1dren's Union Suits

AT SIPS. $50 Union Suits for
girls and boys-low neck. sleeve
less. trunk knee, for girls--high
neck, short sleeve, knee length
for boys. Ages 4 TO is in the
lot. Reduced from $3.50 and
$1.75. First Floor
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% SPRING SUITS s14.95
Unusually Lou Priced
Infants, Coats at $3.50

Made of white cashmere with
capes: trimmed with fancy braid
and lined with fine quality sateen:
interlined. 12 only. Formerly
s4.65. Second Piosr
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Tourist Suit Cases $685.
Unusual values in fine black en-
amel duck Suit Cases, with Gre
tonne lining. shirred pocket and
tray. "a and 20 inches. gegu-
larry $40. FIFTH Floor
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Ribbon Remnants Half

Ribb0n Remnants Huif
500 yards odd lengths of Ribbons,
including satins, velvcts, gros-
grain, brocades. MORE and taft
fetas. Widths from u TO 6 inches.
Regularly sl.50 TO 81 yard.
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SILK Top Suits ,sf.95

l20 Womcn's Munsingwear Silk
Top Union Suits. in flesh and
white. Sizes ~ and "A only.
Reduced from 50.
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CHICAGO. March ss.-RAl EN-
D,oyss must stint themselves AID
tneir FAMILIES IN purch>ss Of neceszs-
ssss Il life hocau,s railroads DO MOI
~ . living wase Bert n Jewen
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SIX STOCKINGS $3.50 Pr.

300 pairs GRANITE" Silk
Stockings in mill irregulars.
Full fashioned styles in black.
In "firsts" selling at s2.25 a
pair. -rirs, Floor
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ADVERTISEMENT

Section cf Article Xx.
submitted the sa.nned
held
their appreva r~sen following
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the City Charter OF the city % Seat
lie be amended 20 read as follows:
Section 20. Every person .yiolat-
ing airy general public orfirance
hlbitinr or requiring any act or
omission. and every person council
fng. aiding or abettsng such viofs-
ten. WHISTLER present or absent.
ehaii be deemed guilty OF a mis-
thereof. SHAH. unless otherwise pro-
vfded in such ordinance. be pun
frhed by a fine not exceeding One
Hundred fsfo0 e01 Dollars. or I'M
prironment In the City Jaii for q
days. or BY both such fine and i'm
prfsonfnent and any such ordinance
hereafter enacted need not contain
any provision in reference to penal
t ts s sss ne psoyisiogs q THIS sec
fully as II the saue had been con-
tanned In such ordinance
IND BE 1T FURTHER RE
SOLVED. that such proposed amend
msnt b subrittcd 20 the qualified
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election 70 be held
in said City on the and day OF May.
Fs.sea IN. city counen IN. ia,
day ~ March, isaz. ana signed by
me In open session in autbe nticatien
Of its passage, this lat day Of March.
pressidsni, pro tenn Of the city
YIied the ist day Of March. 1924
II. w. CARROLL.
City Comptroller and
ex-offlcfo city clerk.
ny r. ". STREET. Deputy Clerk
First publication March 70. 1924
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Farmer was originally one who col.
iccted taxes.
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Of the naRrd % Public WORKS The
salary Of the Superintendent OF
Transportation shall be fixed by
Transportasisa. saving 10 "a. cssy
Council such powers az afe con-
frred upen IL b. Law or charter.
shall have the exclusive manage
rnent. supervision and centred %.
and shall operate and maintain The
municipal street railway system and
all plant faeiiities. shops. buildings
AID structures appurtenant thereto.
and any and all other means Of
transpcrtati0n for hire owred or op-
Grated ~ the city: and. subject 20
mo~e. supervise and centrol all Of
firsrs and employees In his depart
meat or employed upon or IN counec-
ton With. said municipal stseet rail-
way system. or such other fnsana q
have such ether additional powers
ard perform such ether duties as
may be prescribed By ordinance. In
case the Supsrintenfent % Trnnnpor-
tatton ahsil be appointed from th~
be removed for cause. he shall, upon
retirement from the office 81 super
lutcndsnt Of Transportation. resume
hts former position IN ~. classified
civil service. and the last appointe~
superintendent o, Transporta;isa
was appointed ana the last appotn-
teea in positions subordinate there
10. shall resume their former rosi-
tons respectively. In the Classified
civil service
ASn NJ TT FURTHER mr.
SOLVED. that such proposed amend
fp.nt be submitted to The qualified
electors % the CITY Of Seattle for
their ratification OF rejection at the
r-nerai municipal election 70 Be
hrld n said City on the 7nd dsy Of
May. fe...
PASSED "a. city courefi IN. fs,
day OF March. 1874. and signed by
me In open aeRsion in naturalization
OF "a passage this lat day OF March.
1874
PHILIP TrNpALr.
President pre- tenn Of the CITY
Counsel
Filed The let day Of March. fs:i
". w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ard
ex-offfeio city Clerk
by y NJ. STREET. lie putty Clerk
First publication March -. fs21
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s ass,y Item Sss. FRAS!ER-!EEN rEgSDM Co
OuPIeMe uue
This Is the Store Of
Bargains-dnd offer
ings Like These En-
phdsize III

Mems Shirts sf.25
IA Percale Shirts Of service
able quality in attractive stripe
patterns. Neckband style with
turnback cuffs.
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Six Knit Ties S5c
so pure thread Silk Ties in the
newest weaves and color combi-
nations.
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Children's Stockings 29c
200 pairs fine rib Cotton Stock
ings in black, white and cordo-
van. Regularly priced 35c.
First Floor
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Under and pursuant 10 section 7
% Article " 81 the City Charter.
there wili be submitted to the quaif-
fled electors OF The City Of Seattle.
AZ the municipal election 20 BE- held
IN said CITY on the and day % May.
1884. for their approval or rejection.
Initiative Measure No. s71xs. which
said proposed measure reads as fol-
lows
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RESOLUTION NO. 7r.s.

FKDFD6EP AEfss DHf ssFT TO >
a RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
% amend section 30 q Arsisis ~ ],
Seattle. and providing for the SUBJ
mission OF such proposed amend
ment 70 the qualified electors Of
- said city for their ratification or
Hejertion az the general municipal
Aectton 20 be held therein on the
and day Of Nay. 1912.
mr. IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF
SEATTLE:
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which have existed I'm Mingo and Lo-
gan counties Senator Kenyon makes
the following comment:
THE operators claim constitu-
tional right to discharge a man IL he
belongs to a union. The workmen
claim. constitutional right to Join a
union x they desire. How are these
propositions to be harmonized?
The miners also claim that the con-
stitutional right OF free speech and
free assembly has been violated.
II men are to be driven out of
counties because they go there to en-
gage in free speech and to endeavor
In peaceable ways to have men join
unions there Is a clear violation of a
constitutional right.
IL men belonging to unions inter-
fere with non-union men securig po-
sitions and by threats and violence
make It impossible for non-union men
to work, there In another clear viola
zion OF constitutional rights.
A man has q right to work in this
country and support his family II he
does not belong to a union, and the
unions have no right TO make II i'm
possible for him to do so.
On the other hand, IL q man desires
to join a union he has a right to do
that, and he should not be harassed
by the employer for doing 30.
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after Molavi's death, was admitted
after lengthy conference between
Chief Justice Mccoy and counsel. The
court finally ruled that the individual
members of the Jury should read the
letter. and when given an oppor-
tunity to peruse the epistle some men,
bers of the jury smiled openly. The
verdict later appeared to indicate that
little consideration had been given to
the contents Of the letter. '''.,-
The presentation Of the letter was
unexpected by the Defense. and its
appearance In the hands of the Jurors
was distinct shock to the widow. She
appeared extremely nervous, and
when she was placed on the stand to
'tstify under what circumstances she
had written the letter, she broke down
and had to be aided from the court
room
Prenarations were made at 1890
o'clock last night to lock up the
Jurors; and at that time Il looked like
a hung Jury. The Jurors returned
to the court room only once, asking
for the automatic pistol and the news
paper through which had sped the
bullet which ended Molayi's life. At
IL o'clock the foreman announced a
verdict had been reached, but Chief
Justice Mccoy, who was out Of the
courthouse, did not return until IL
O'Clock, when the verdict was an
nounced b.. F'r.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
TONALI CONTAINS
A HEALTHY and
SAFE FORMULA
A Tonic Free From
Excessive Alcohol

1t is the practice with some per-
sons to sneer at proprietary medi-
cines. but in many cases there is q
self-interest at stake. In spite Of this
attempt to sneer at all proprietary
medicines thousands of persons are
using, for example. TONALL, and get
the very best results they are looking
for and no attempt to d.scredit or
any amount of ridicu}e can alter the
opinion of those who are taking a
useful and effective medic ne.
TONALL bottles display. on the
label the name of every root, herb
and bark contained in II, and the
manufacturers know how to COM
pound and blend the ingredients in
order to produce the highest efficien-
cy as a medicine. T.
AS an article of food can be spoil
ed because the cook is incompetent
when given the best of materials,
but a good cook prepares a dish
which is a joy to eat.
Some persons are always skeptical
but would Professor Beck, chemist Of
Franklin and Marshall College, Of
Lancaster, Pa, give certified analy-
sis regarding the purity of TONALL
as beng free from poisonous drugs
II 1t was not purel
TONALL is sold at all Of Peoples
Drug Stores, the TONALL represen-
tatiye is explaining the merits of
Tonall to the people daily at Peo-
pies Drug Store, 7th and e SITS.
N. W.. Washington, d. G.
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YANK DENIED FURLoUCH,
ENDS LIFE BY HANGING

NEW YORK, Jan. T.-Frank
Becker. a private at Fort Totten, in
Rayside. committed suicide by hang
ing Tuesday afternoon, It was an
nounced yesterday by fort authorities.
According to the story told by Beck.
er's fellow-soldiers, he took his life
when refused furlough to visit his
dying mother In Kirkwood. Mo.
Capt, William M. Craven, his com.
harding officer, to whom he was re-
ported to have applied for the fur
Tough, fatty denied the story, and
said he was unaware Becker's mother
was Ill. He attributed the suicide to
sudden mental arrangement. Becker,
he said. was an exemplary soldier. He
was thirtyfour.
The death is to be investigated by q
special board of officers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-27
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