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finally. in pause. ventured a small
remark.
But it will all be 500 bare
That paneling-"
This Is a business Office" inter
rupted Ben, mot beauty parlor."
A stiff. self-conscious silence fell.
Molly knew Ben was to some degree
voicing his own taste. but largely
a disparagement OF Barton, feeling
in him a new, If vague, rivalry.
Characteristically, Ben brought
things TO a head.
And let me tip you off, Barton.
You've submitted plans for the
Chamber of Commerce building in
the competition, haven't yOu?"
II have, yes. But how do you
know it? Plans were submitted
anonymously"
Because I am chairman OF the
awards committee. Old Simmons
resigned and I'm in his place.
You've got the same flossy style in
your plans there. too. noticed it
right away"
A tense silence followed. Billy and
Evening journal., 1922-07-29
WHOM SHALL MOLLY MARRY?
Wheeler and Billy Break;
Molly in Storm Center
BY ZOE BECKLEY

Il don't see anything in these
blueprints." said Ben Wheeler
glancing sharply At Molly.
This waiting-room with the pam
eling-and this here rail. can't see
why"
He went on monotonously with
bis destructive criticism of the de-
tails Billy and Molly had planned
so joyously the evening before.
1t was the point of view of the
man who cuts away every touch Of
grace in behalf of rigid economy
and utility shearing the cost, but
making the whole a stark product.
Dashed and astonished. Molly
Evening journal., 1922-07-29
DENIES MISS MCCORMICK
Is FORMALLY ENGAGED

GENEVA, July 29.-Mrs. Stanley
r. Mccormick, OF Chicago, discuss
ing the reported engagement of her
niece. Mathilde Mccormick. to Max
oser. the former Swiss riding mas
ter, said:
Although there is an understand
ing between Mathilde and Oscar. it
cannot be called an engagement. We
hope that Mathilde will wait another
year, when she will have arrived at
her majority, before deciding of
marriage"
Mrs. Mccormick with her mother
has just rented a beautiful chateau,
at Prangins. near Geneva. where I'M
til November she will receive many
friends and Relatives, including
Evening journal., 1922-07-29

Dear Doctor" began a letter DIR.
Snuffles found in his mail box one
morning. When you are out max
ing your calls will you please stop
in to see Molly, my daughter?
she gets the worst indigestion
after meals.
Just when it's time to wash the
dishes she begins to suffer most.
Her head aches and she has to go
and lie down. About the time 1 fin
ish the dishes she gets better again
and she's all right until after the
next meal.
yours worriedly,
MRS. MARK MUSKRAT."
HIM" said Dr. Sniffies to Nancy
and Nick, the Twins. who were busy
helping that kind gentleman, would
you like to go with me today, kid
dies?"
"Oh. yes, indeedl" declared Nancy.
Pretty soon they came to Mrs.
Muskrat's house by Ripple Creek.
The Muskrats lived next door 10
Evening journal., 1922-07-29

Marty Mink and across from Phil
Frogs.
Mrs. Muskrat hurried downstairs.
II received your letter. madam"
said the doctor. "and I wish to know
IL your daughters appetite is poor"
+. Goodness, mol" said Mrs. Musk
rat. She nearly eats me out of.
house and home. But 1t never seems
to agree with her"
Well" said the doctor, "she has.
a strange disease called the dish
washing blues. Don't give her any
food whatever until all the other.
dishes are washed. Let her wash
them first. See If IL doesn't work"
The next morning the doctor re-
ceived another letter in his mail It
said;
Dear doctor: Molly is cured.
MRS. MUSKRAT.-
DR.. Sniffies smiled.
ITO Be Continued)
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Evening journal., 1922-07-29
Answers to Correspondents

FoSGATE: This name is borne
by a family that is in reality a
branch of the Fosket family. the
change in spelling being compare
lively recent. The Colonial ancestor
of the Foskets and Fosgates was an
Englishman living in Charlestown,
Mass, as early as 1875. Stephen
Fosdick was also an early settler in
Charlestown. Mass, and it may
be that Fosgates and Foskets
are both descendants of the
Fosdicks. This name is a COM
pound OF Fosse and dixie. the
former meaning well and the latter
meaning trench or mound. OBJ
Flously the first TO take Fosdick as
a surname dwelt near a mound
forming a wall.
copyright. 1922, by The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate).
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shindy-may the best man win!"
and Billy had staked everything on
their acceptance.
We'll" said Billy, crisply, rising,
there's hoping the others of the
oommittee-four OF them-arent
as hard TO please as you, Wheeler"
Afraid they are, Bill. At least
I'm doing what 1 can to convert
them to a plain, serviceable build
ing with no gingerbread about it.
Nothing personal. you understand.
But I believe in keeping business
and ndship-unmiXed.
Barton flushed. Molly thought she
sensed what was passing through
his mind.
II wonder" he said with a trace
Of bitterness, glancing at Ben.
We'll, you needn't" Ben's voice
was icy, but the fighting blaze was
in his eyes.
IN fact, old friend as you are,
Bill. I've just decided to cancel my
agreement TO have you do the plans
for my works"
Molly caught her breath. But
with a sort of fierce exultation she
had not thought was in him, Billy
took step toward Ben:
Good" he cried. That makes
It all open and above board. don't
want your damned work. But I'm
goin to haul you into court for
breach Of contract just for the sat
isfaction of the scrap.
Then I'll drag you into the open
on that c. tof c. competition and |
we'll make it a jolly bitter-end /
shindy May the best man win"
And with a quick goodby to Molly /
he slammed from the room.
ITO Be Continued)
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Evening journal., 1922-07-29
a BIBLE THOUGHT
X FOR TODAY
lie Thoughts memorized, win prove a
priceless heritage in after years.

STAY WITH THE LORD
The Lord IS with you, while
We be with him; and II ye
seek him. he will be found OF
you; but II We forsake him.
he will forsake you.-2 Chron-
icles 1892.
Evening journal., 1922-07-29

Hardlo F. Mccormick, Mathilde Nc
Cormick and Mr.. and Mrs. Laird
Bell, of Chicago. The chateau occu-,
pied by the McCormicks was once
the property Of Napoleon.
Evening journal., 1922-07-29

The next morning Ben Wheeler
sent for Molly. A glowerlng look
was on his face. Bits plans were
spread on the table, and Billy him
self sat stifiiy beside them, his jaw
set rigidly. a pencil in nervous
fingers. Molly greeted him warmly,
but with look Of anxiety.
Evening journal., 1922-07-29

"We'u make IL a jolly bltter-end
shindy-may the best man win"
Evening journal., 1922-07-29

Refusing 10 give a definite answer to
a proposal from
BEN WHEELER, manufacturer
MOLLY WAYNE accepts work in his
factory. Wheeler surprises her work
ing over blueprints with
BILLY MASON. architect and adj
mirer OF Molly. Wheeler has saved
Molly from a hasty elopement with
DONALD MANNING. actor
Evening journal., 1922-07-29

Put your Want Ad in at once and
get rid of the idle fiat for the Sum-
mer months-rent it at profit
through the Wants.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
EVICTION OF
STRIKERS ON
Coal Operators Throw Out
Miners in Pennsylvania

uNfoNTowN. PA. May so-Bvic-
tiona OF the striking miners and
their families have begun IN tho
conneilrviile coke region. which has
been only recently organized by the
United Mine Workers Of America
Eviction II one of tho most pow
erful weapons 81 the operators In
mine wars. In flayctte county. of
which uniontown In the county
seat, tho process works like this,
The operators own most OF the
houses. They rent them for from
81 to go month under n lease In
which tho miner agrees TO give up
possession upon leaving tho com
pany's employ. when the miners
strike. they all lay themselves open
To eviction.
while tho companies have full
legal rights Go throw thousands Of
people out Of their homes. they
haven't yet gone that far TO date
they have esked the county pro
thonousry." whose duties are those
OF a probate officer. for about i2s
evictlonz. Once the papers are In.
sued n becomes tho thankless duty
Of the shcriffs office 60 $50 that the
furniture " either moved or SGT In
the street. About as often M not.
the strikers nit tight until a moving
van and force Of deputy Hherlffs
coma around. Then they watch
their household possessions carried
off company property and Laid In
whatever spot In handy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Realtors Ask
Maximum Tax

Announcing mass meeting ol
property owners next "Wednesday
night In the Press club auditorium.
the Seattle Real Estate association
has inaugura,ei n statewide cam
paign TO secure from the state legis
iaturs a so.mill limitation on real
estate taxation.
Members Of the association De.
eiared Saturday that real estate Is
carrying an almost eonfiscatory bur.
den u taxation. which il rctarsiing
tho development and prosperity Of
Seattle and the state. a s0.mlil levy.
Il Is sald. Is N. maximum which
real estate can be made to pay and
sim retain its value as property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
WOMEN CLOSE
SESSIONS HERE
Mrs. Anna Methven Elected
Vice President

Officers elected at the final session
OF the women's Legislative council
convention at the Y. w. c. a. Friday
were Mrs. Anna Methven. Yakima.
first vice president. and Miss Myrtle
CottrllI. centraiia. treasurer. Mrs.
Rosetta ssiIbaugh. Of Seattle. was
chosen for the bureau OF executives
The president OF the council. Mrr.
Victoria l.. Trtimbcli. has one more
year TO serve.
The work OF the convention was
the adoption OF a legislative program
which the women intend 20 uphold
vigorously before the next Legislative
session. Particular emphazis Is Laid
on a stringent antinareotic Law.
According 10 Mira Trumbuil. the
convention. attended by Approximate
~ 200 women from all parts of the
state. was the most successful ever
held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
JUNIOR FETE
DUE june 3
Big Carnival at University
TO Be Brilliant

Tho annual Junior day water car.
nivai Of the University q Washing.
ton viii be held June on the Lake
Washington canal. The usual pro
gram % races and floats has been
arranged. and there are TO ts news
features which are being worked out
BY the committee under Julian
Matthew's and Don Mcdonnell.
In tho afternoon the program will
consist Of canoe and swimming
races. diving contests. an intercia1s
crew race. an aeroplAns exhibition by
Eddie Hubbard. surf hoard riding.
log rolling and a dive from Hub
tAfd'g machine. A special radio.
pilon. concert h being Arranged.
Tho afternoon program will L.
given over TO a decorated canoe car.
niyai. In the past ths. carnival has
been one Of the most beautiful events
II the university year. Lighting win
BE- obtained by a~arrhiIghfa on each
side Of the canal and the canoes will
pas In parade.
tN-tstfsHs aW f8bFNA anu rtrlUE& OF
culored lights viii add to the bril-
lance Of the spectacle. Music win
play on the south hank Of the canal.
A street dance win BE- held after the
carnival. In front Of Terry hall. A
i0-pieca orchestra viii furnish tlse
music.
Individual prizes Of sweaters and
bathing suits viii be given the win.
nefs Of all coniesiA In addition
primes Of banners and cup. viii be
given 60 organizations who's t0aGna
are successful.
Tn. firss prize In the canoe car.
nivai will hs a silver cup. Second
and third prizes viii be largo ban.
ners with name ~ tho winning or.
ganization and Junior day" and tho
late on the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
SEES SEATTLE
AS GREAT PORT.
John Barrett Pleads for Aid
TO Merchant Marine

-seattis win become and remain
one Of tho great foreign commerce.
ports OF America and the worid.-
said John Barrett former director
general OF the pan-American union.
who spoke before tho Chamber Of
Commerce dcalerR council la tho
Masonic club rooms Friday.
The ncxt five years viii deter
mine largely whether Seattle. this
section, and the country at large
are 20 take and hold first place In
the trade OF tho high sens
America can not hold this trade
unless aid r. given 10 Us merchant
marine" Barrett declares. He said
tho shipping bin now before con-
gress should get the support Of the
entire country.
This measure In designed 70 pro
tect the government and the people
and 10 serve both capital and labor.
Therefore II should have unanimous
support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Woman Pioneer to
Be Buried Sunday

Funeral services for Charlotte
Baldwin Carpenter. -. member Of
the Eiderbioon and chAusauquA clubs.
who died al her home. ass nth ave.
n. =. Friday. wili be held at $50
p. m Sunday. a, tho University
church. Mrs. Carpenter had been a
resident OF Seattle and vicinity as
years. living % years in the univer.
atty district She II survived by ttrev
sons. Ross and Joseph J. Carpenter.
Of Seattle. and Fred A. Carpenter. Of
Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

Vegetable Compound had done her
and begged me TO try II, 90 / did. All
my pains and weakness arc gone, my
stomach Ia all right and ! do my work
at home and slso work for Swift's
Packing Company. Recommend your
Vegetable Compound TO my friends
and you may publish my letter Is .
testimonial. - Mrs. Lulu LUCAS.
7l9A vandeventer ST., st. Louis, Mo.
Again and again one woman tells
another Of the merit Of Lydia Z
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
You who work must keep yourself
strong and well. You can't work II
you are suffering from such troubles.
Mrs. Lucas couldn't. She tried our
Vegetable Compound and her letter
tells you what IL did for her. Give
il fair trial now.
- a. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Columbus knights
Go to BellinRham

Knights Of Columbus from alt parts
Of the state viii gather In Beillngham
sunday and Monday. nj their 18Th an
nuai convention. Delegates VIII be
elected to attend the national conven.
ton AZ Atlantic CITY. VA August
James ". Kane. Of Seattle. Ia pres
cnt state deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Johnson. Richard Carl ftzi 18th
18th ave. boy.
Lamb. Charles Guy. 1910 Eighth ava
w. Girl
Hansen, Herbert william. 1908 Firth
ave W.. bay.
Ellsworth. Dewey r.. sss y. atth st.
girl
Neliisn. ,. A.. sos summit ave- ~
siri
Ryan. James Patrick. 1881 tsfh ave.
~. girl
Klhara. Tumsiehi. SIS 18th ave. boy.
jackson. STAFFORD. szis 18th ave.
boy.
Card. Jsn.e. sss w. tist 81. giri
Haley. Thomas. tsi3 nth ave. y. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
COOP SALES TO
REACH BILLION
Huge Business Predicted In
1922 for Farmers
ny ROY GIBBONS


CHICAGO, May :o.--pno BIZ
lion dollar~l
That's the amount Of grain.
live stock and produce ti~ Amor
lean Farm Burvau fr<l~ration en-
pccis farmers VIII market thru
cooperative selling sx-noia~ la
fsss. says ,. H. Howard. its prev
ideut.
And tho federation won't have "a
mako much OF a hap over Its 1891
figure 20 achieve this is2s aim. For
In 1891 fully $500. ooo. 900 worth Of
farm produce Was sold operatively.
The ruresii foe every agricui
tursl prubi-m iir~ In the farmer
helping himself" Howard says.
.We'rr seeking 10 market farm
produce thru tho farmers ewn
arsn-coniroiled dairi~~. ErAnsr.
ics. 1.-Two stock and fruit OK
changes. woci pools and othr
non-s~if seeking agencies.
"And now every farmer u pull
ing with us toward this profit
sharing goal"
Membership petitions are deiurine
enrolment clerks In Towards office
here. Delegations constantly are
streaming In from all parts OF tho
country for advice.
Agencies and committees thru
which the federation In working on,
tia cooperative plans arc:
Grain committee operating the
United states Grain Growers. Inc.
with 50. 900 members. who VIII mar.
kct comparatively izs.ooo.cco bushels
% wheat
1.-Two stock COMMITTEES operating
the National Live stock rroduccfn'
association.
Dairy COMMITTEES.
Fruit committee. operating the
Federated Fruit Growers. sales
agency owned and controlled By
growers.
Wool committee. which has co rdi.
mated scattered wool. pooilng activi.
ties into a practical organization
that marketed s2.3ss.sss pounds las,
year.
Tobacco and cotton COMMITTEES.
The Burnley Growers Tobacco amro.
citation has been formed and now
markets 80 per cent OF Kentucky
annual yield OF iso. 900 900 pounds Of
tobacco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Woman Bites Bandit,
Puts Him to Flight

Biting tho hand that a bandi,
placed over her mouth when he at.
tempted 10 gag and rob her Friday
night. Nrs. Lena Stout. iiis Repub.
licsn ST. routed the man. shs report.
ed Saturday TO police.
The attack occurred In front Of
Mrs. stout's home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

In my back. weak.
tired. nervous
feelings and .
weak stomach. 1
had been this way
about q year ard
" a. unable 10
work or stand on
my feet for any
length Of time.
My husbands
aunt told me how
much good Lydia
IL. Piukham's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
HENRY DOR>

HENRY dorm. 20. was held in
the Pierce county Jail at Tacoma for
sheriff Matt starwich Saturday. lie
Is charged with having robbed the
home OF his father. slgfried J. Dorm.
isss 10th ave. g. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
PISTOL SHELLS
FOUND IN AUTO

Police are investigating tho ctr.
cumstanccs which led 20 the ahand.
onment OF an automobile containing
"a box Of automatic pistol shells At
Western ave- and Union st.. early
Saturday.
The car was found By patrolman
y. Hodge.
The license on the chr was issued
To ]. II. Iiarnden. 1910 Western ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
This Mother Praises an
Old Friend

Fresno. Caiif.--After motherhood,
! could not seem to regain my
strength. I had severe backaches.
bearing pains. dtsagrecable catar~
rhal condition, and general weakness
I found such great Improvement In
my condition while taking the first
bottle of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription that I kept right on with II
until l was n perfectly well woman
I had no further trouble. and for
twenty years have had no sign OF
inward weakness thanks TO DIR.
Picrce's Favorite PRESCRIPTION
Mrs. Minnie Radliff. e9ss Thomas St
What DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pro
scription has done for others II win
do for you. Get II this very day from
your neighhorhood druggist, in either
liquid or tablet form. and write DIR.
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel. In Buffalo.
~. Y. for free confidential medical
advice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Youth Charged With
Attempt at Robbery

An Information charging Ivan
Snyder. 10. with attempted robbery.
was flied In superior court Friday
by Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Dougiaa
Snyder was captured wednesday
night during an attempt 70 hold up
patrons Of the G. y. Goff pharmacy.
Woodland Park ave. and ". io5rd St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
f-"Poster Girl" Palace Hip. e-Anoe CappeH Pan
toges. S-May Coy Nth Kolb and Dill, Metropolitan
POPULAR COMEDIANS
RETURN To MET

POPULAR COMEDIANS
RETURN To MET
Kolb and Dill. bringing with them
= brand new play. Give and Take"
win open at the Metropolitan theafer
sunday night. This piece has been
referred TO as the most amusing Of
the series OF koIb and DiIilan farces.
Tho mirth In Of the insistent. pene-
trnting sort that makes ono grin de-
spite efforts to keep a straight face
and smile continuously. Aaron Hoff.
man wrote the book and there Is no
music- BY which Is meant that Give
and Take Is not a musical comedy
nor yet n musical play. II 10 a
fngcecomedy and the music IL mere
" RESIDENTIAL This play was written
especially for tho two dlaiectie.ans
ara suits them to the last word
The story concerns the vicissstudes
of = wealthy man OF affairs. kolb
Il the representative OF capital in
to1s situation and DIN the disciple OF
iabct. Tho result can well be mag
insd
Pretty May Cloy b sweet and win
ssgne In the only feminine role. Tho
chief support falls to Thomas Chat
teyton. John Fee and Lou Davis. and
the scenery features the whole. As
fer the entertainers. they are wildly
npplauded, a. are the so-caIled sym
y,bonic jazz orchestra
ROYAL PEkIN TROUPE
Al PALACE HIP
A splendid new show Is promised
by the management OF Loew's Pal
ace Hip theater on the new bin.
opening today. The famous Royal
pesdn troupe OF conjurers. acrobats
and magicians top the list with n
pEefentious combination Of sensation
Al Oriental feats. They use their
queues for hurting and swinging
purposes. introduce foot juggling.
mystifying feats Of magic and IL
fusion.
The Poster Giri- II an added feat
ure Of the bill. This little artist gives
clever impressions OF famous stage
celebrities.
Calvin and O'Connor have a rnlrth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
Seattle Boy Runs
for w. S. G.. Office

PULLMAN. May 2o--Clarence
LOOMS. Of Seattle. has been nom
mated for the athletic council OF
the associated students OF the
Washington State College
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
HOWARD BROTHERS
COMING I'D MET

The New York Winter Garden's
latest revue. THE Passing Show OF
1921" starring Willie and Eugene
Howard. will open at the Metropoll.
tan for week Sunday. May "a. with
special matinee Tuesday. Decora-
ton day. and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Hestdrncs. Age
Einnnson. Julius Oscar. Fouls
DO sssssrss4sss ssssa s.sFs l<ea
Grouley. Viola A.. seattle 80. Legal
Verdi Joseph n. New York. Legal
Gahay. Bessie NJ. Seattle ..... Legal
Gardner. Grratd. Reatsi. ........st
walton. Marguerite n. A.. Seattle. AZ
Borrford. uivar George. Sc
atus go. tfsal
Olsen. Olga Helene, Seattle legal
kaiafas. John. Seattle ........ ~
Mitchell. Wilbur J.. Miaaouia
Mont .sssssssssss feasss q isr gal
Lostsnmon. Annie g.. Everett ....gT
Parker, George NELSON. Holly
xxood ia ..... n
OH. Hanoi Elsie. Seattle .....ik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

THE MAY ISSUE Of Tho Moody
Bible institute Monthly. the official
publication 81 The Moody Bible In.
stItute Of Chicago. contains poem
entitled Critics. Creeds and Chris
tiana.- by Rev. Peter A. Klein. isis
f. Columbia r.. Seattle. Iiev. Klein
ATTENDED tho Institute In 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
FIRE ALARM BOX
4 is FOUND ABLAZE

A fire In a fire alarm box at Sixth
ave. s. and Lane IT was discovered
early Saturday by Policeman A. Il.
Tracy.
The wires inside the box had short
cfrcIlfed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

cornw-fi. Robert, 30. Kenneth hotel.
L~~ia Mrs Emily. g.. klnK county
home
Emil owendoisa Norma .. AT ".
koth at
Farmer. Chester. 70. 7s1 seth ave. 8
Kelly. Mabel Helena IS. sks Mich
tgan At
Marcuns. csnsvisvs a. ises Thomas
ct
Van por~n. Elmer la Roy. s. TO-
p Denny way.
Tuison. Alfred r.. 81. s9s1 Eddy 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
WORKING GIRLS
LOOK mere
Readwhai Mrs.LucasW Writes Con-
corning Her Troubles, which
May be Just Like Yours

st. Louis. Mo. II had troubles that
Ill women arc apt TO have. with pains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
ROYAL PEKIN TROUPE
Ar PALACE HIP

Any broken EysxIsss lens duplicated
Bsst service for Least money. See Ed
munds. " .zf7f. No drops" used.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

KEW ANER. IH<-Death takes
Mike Chlaventone. p. OF Spring Val
Icy. who was born with two beartx-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20

full oddity. entitled I'm the Dark In
which songs. comedy talk and dances
are blended.
A musical feature Of the bin n
promised by Lee Mason. a vocalist
who Is reputed To possess two dis.
tinct voices She i assisted b. stan
Scott In presenting n repertoire Of
popular songs and a pianologue.
For thrills. Rose and Dell start
the show enEaEingiy with their mix.
ture OF cycling feats. songs. comedy
chatter and dancing.
The Right That Failed II the
feature photoplny. with Bert Lytcll
ms the star Of q romantic ringAlde
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-20
DIVORCES GRANTED
DEATHS

Hhfhst MIldffd from Frhnks
Mattsou. Lauri. Lola FROM John