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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
As Goats We Take the Prize

Those Bulgarans do things differently. According 10
all the books on etiquette they crude and rude But
they are darned effective.
They are going to flog their profecrs, Walop them
good and plenty in the very martS OF trade wheie they
skin their fellow men. It's the law .
Over here Also we do things differently. We don't
pass any laws that get TO under the hides OF the prof.
iteer On the contrary. enact laws that for crcumo-
eution and indrectness are models Then Daughery be-
gins suit congress orders investigation, statesmen
threaten and-and the profteers laugh and go ON with
their profteering. Only we lash them with our
tongues and that of punishment corrects no evil
We are patient and longsufferng but, some day
perhaps-we going to have trade and especially that
portion of it that relates directly TO physical existence
done on the level We may not resort to the Bulgarian
method because sticklers for polite methods, but
we may carry big stick" As goats we have served
very nearly the limit of our time. Perhaps, again.
ship Polar urd for $4,000 The Judge
ruled yes the Noes have II.
typographical lis improving Western crops
All farmers have plenty oft.
Some girls wanting marry swimming while others
should every day.
The sitting si trains TO walt for
street
Dur ave- king Is July the Fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
ANYTHING BUT THE TRUTH.
By Berton Braley

I IEsi
- They're frequently kindly and wise.
Lies like. THAT baby II surely SOME lad.
He looks like his mother hut like his dad"
when. " tho cold truth quito ruthlessiy said
Tho baby IL funny and sauniy red.
"A healthy. and normal. perhaps rs he may be-
But looking like nothing earth-but a babyD
r les,
~ They add TO lfes Joys surmse.
Lies like. 1--WE had such WONDERFUL time'
l think that your party SIMPLY sublime"
CWhcreaa. IL the truth should with a thud,
Tho party awful. the hostess a dud.
But lies Of that fashion make living bearahlc
The social world lacking such bs. would DO terribe)
r IEsl
IL They often things thu prize.
Lies lkc How lovely you're looking today
Or How DO you dress in that marvellous wayY'
or Just what wanted Your present was fine!"
Or Dearest. your eyes have beauty divine"
Lies that destined flatter and soothe;
Lies that are making the planet smooth
IEsi
IL Which moralls's bid desplse
But oh how these nice little fbs that we spring
Make life a moro gentle and kindller thingl
The white lies the light lies that the heart
To brighten existence and temper It's smart.
The lies that save friendship. aid the course OF
That tender alluring dolusion called love;
Why, civilization is bound by the ties
or courteous thoughtful. considerable Lies
Copyright, 1929. The Seattle star)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Editor Tho Star,

Editor Tho star.
All that We have In Seattle In the
way OF seasons Is winter and August.
Little August WI appear some time
after the two other great events OF
the year. tho organized conspiracy OF
tho council out Of which viii arise a
fixed determination 10 make those
who do not own an automobile pay
Tor the car line or walk. and tho read.
ing OF the Declaration OF the tnde,
pendcnco OF Dempsey AZ the immor.
tai city Of shelby. Outside OF these
things there viii be nothing now un.
less 1, be in regard to those psychic
matters left In the wake OF Sir Ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

AIRY and profits are 20 be IN excess
OF this tremendous figure.
There isn't tho smallest doub,
about the truth OF these statements,
yet the reports Of the internal re-
venue department for Southern Cali
foruia fall 70 show even one indisid-
ual admitting an income in excess OF
81 900. 900.
Such an income would have 10 pay
90 per cent or one-half in tar 10
Uncle Sam.
The facts are now before the gov
eminent at Washington and rcsolu-
tons demanding complete inyestl.
cation will bo offered immediately
upon converting OF congress next
December II tho situation has no,
been explained before that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
LHHfRCt tic Ss N[TUR
Our Crying Need

thur. Sic. the Hound OF Basker
VILE" why did he not show US a
photograph Of his Ehostiy dog7 Do
We not know that from tho begin,
ming Psyche Is latent and diffused la
an matter1 Let tho ghosts alone.
they have a worHc time over there
than. We DO oven Witness Hamlst'H
father. who was forbidden TO tell tho
secrets OF hts priaon-housc. Let the
ghosts OF tho vaErant astral menag
eric. be. say !. What We want IL
that tho Winter Of our discomfort
be made glorious" by tho sun Of Los
Angeles. by heck.
W. II. SCOTT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
As One Brother to Another

at is the duty of the press of the country to
the people to the dangers that threaten the free nst
tons of America, declared Senator tom" Helm of Ala
bama before the democratic editors of Indiana recently
We commend this truth from Senator Tom" to his
brother Judge H. P. Heflin of Birmingham. Ala, who
recently sentenced three staff members of the Brng
ham Post to jail for contempt of court" because they
saw their duty ito the people to the dangers that
threaten the free institutions of their city.
Our good any, We bet
Christmas winter.
China
having with the Chinese.
Most Of had rather be the worlds champion
champion fighter.
The presidential which viii be held
right
Unlocking thu windows makes to raise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Rest Means Change, Says
u. s.. Public Health Head
Theater Is Bad Place for Tired Business
Man; Go to Ball Game, Advises Dr. Cumming

fighting or the willy confidence men
and taking In three movie thrillers
a day. Chances are. he would gei
enough compressed mental stimulus
10 sustain him thru the iabonouf
days Of next summer
THE point OF Il hu' said DR..
CUMMING. IS % get new ideas for
the brain 20 null over. All persons
after being tied 20 one oct OF ideas
FOR months viii find Themselves q
whole tot healthier and happier n
they can pick cut an entirely az
ferent set for their vacation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

A conference OF Southern COVER
nors. mayors and OF Pan-Amcrloan
diplomats viii feature tho ,hrcs-day
session.
Mayor Hylan OF New York Il hon.
arary chairman OF the convention
committee which includes a number
OF leading New York business men.
The delegates will represent every
southern and southwestern state. a.
well as most Of the countries OF
South America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
u. S. Wants South
American Trade

NEW YORK. June i5.--Sicans Of
stimulating trade OF the North with
the southern and southwestern states
and with Pan-American countries
win be discussed at The convention
OF the Southern Trade Congress
which begins here on July ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Do We Want to Be Sick?

Why most of interested in cures than in
prevention of diseases? Dr. Clifford Abut wants to
know. Can it be possible that nurse subconscios
hope of having the disease, experience and being
assured of recovering?
Let the medical profession cure and il is
shouted from the houseops. But when they announce
how to prevent the maady how to dodge it entirely in
terest mild That's why campaigns for prevention of
diseases usually fizzle.
Great baseball from Washington show aout
million Of peanuts planted ~
Milk statistics show drinking milk the co,rs ma,
have work night '
Wfoopng cough breaking ENGLAND ~
don't give whoop. ' ~
Chicago raided eight buckhops buckets leaked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

Caldwcll's Syrup
Pepsin. Their
parents were
given IL by their
parents: b o
grandparents arc
using II today.
1t is the one lar
atiys ideally suit
cd TO all the fam
lily. safe for the
little ones, cTec-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Third Generation is
Using Syrup Pepsin
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE

ThsusanIs 81 parents are osline
DlssissiE-s. Whers ean tisd Lnsf.
uorihy lazsits< ihai anyone IN n,
lamtly ran uis uh<a cnnsiipufes2''
] urge you 70 fry Syrup Pep-in.
I TtH gladly prosiir fib-saf fro,
sarrpis bssti>. sn6icisni for an od>gBai,
f,ff. IstiI> me- nbsrs 10 sna II,
AdSrsn Or. w. n. calssnrlI, 5f5
Hs,htas,on 81. Menise<iio. Iliinoii.
DO u noasi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

tive in grownups, so compounded
that elderly people. who are con-
stantly forced 10 take a laxative
because the intestinal muscles
are weakening. find increased
dosage unnecessary. This wonder
full constipation remedy has been
used continuously for 30 years,
and over 10 million bottles are
now sold annually, the largest
selling family laxative in the
world! The cost averages but a
cent dose. Every druggist sells
it, and under a guarantee TO do
as claimed or your money will be
refunded. !.
Millions Of carefully conducted
homes are never without a bottle
Of DIR. Caldyell's Syrup Pepsin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

Mr.. ]. p. Belk Of Shaw. Miss,
relies on II entirely TO keep his
children in health. and Mrs.
Catherine Connolly Of Jersey City.
N. j., declares that not only her
self but oil her ncighbors and
friends use IL and tell Others about
II. There is scarcely a day that
someone in n family does not
need il for constipation. flstulcncy,
suto-intoxication, biliousness. in
testinal poisoning. headaches,
colo and cramps. and 10 break
up feyers and colds.
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pcpsin 10
4 scientifically balanced COM
pound OF Egyptian SIENNA with
pcpsin and plcasant-tasting
oromatics. The formula Is on tho
package. As the popularity Of
this natural vegetable laxative
increases. the public discards tho
harsher physics like calomel. coal
tar in candy form, salt waters and
powders. DR.. Caldwcll's Syrup
Pcpsin emptics tho bowels more
clcanly and without any danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Sugar Gougers' Little Joke

Are you on to the sugar gougers little trick? If s tb
same one that has been played and over again bv b
trusts. One OF them will acquire device which can he
sold for 80 cents The trust boosts the price To 81 50
and then magnanmously reduces to Is cents The re-
duction induces buying and the trust wins
1t is the same trick when the sugar gamblers boost
pound then slips it back to II or 10 cents It is worth
only 7@ cents and that is all the housewives should be
paying. ~
Good news from Holland Political being stamped out Keep
the Dutch from getting in Dutch. ~ 'S'''
French airplane maker flying IN few wears Wa
he had better look again. ~ '' w
Flirting IL In
issued In day. " 's' ~
French making mr.,
be real old when " ''''' way
Doctor make the We say men marry ts h
$50" ''"''s ''e Do"t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Ne ether LAXATIVE can replace Dr.. c,Id.
wsIl's 10 the esafidsses 81
shsn whs use Il

THERE arc thousands Of
i healthy, robust young men and
women who have never in all
their lives taken any other lsxa-
tive for constipation than DIR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
FRIDAY
child
JOFFI
Girl BeIieV

Ema NeimI
Marcus Joffd
Missing fromi
sr a. two
rage. has .
cisco dance q
received by 4
anda Nsii"'
seini is attsI
Joihry part4
NO is being /
here on a az
NY daug4
Francisco n
aberdeen boyI
m left Abe3
4 beard aboq
He danced n
% talking 30
have not hea1
Elma HeiH
Jonery at %
Ave. after 90
days. She a
sftsr runnisgI
uarenial home
stsr she dis
said he sent @
a sister 81
seattle did g
sister and neV
her folks SIND
city detccti
lar Of Jofferl
on the case
months. with
whether the {
play. Some
story told u
authorities.
The third
opened in sun
day. He q
tributing TO
minor. THE
a disagreemer
a conviction.
ed on motion
more. Joffery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Said
T h1
Tars ca
on Ira

Arresting
crossing a str
TOO much for
Carl Johnson.
sailors. AS d
tempt TO do
charges Of dr
Doran and
what the wor
% the gunw
Stopped a larQ
b. Patrolmeu
EEnan and z
ara Marian d
tax
Fish shins
relied Johnson
or. You bid
Street anyw
esp. md my
al hicD pinch
The three
laughter. Tn
Tears ran dow
snn grew ang
out a traffic
q paper.
The cops
Johnson leapd
in the scuffld
one Of the Cd
fight ended G
son securely
Then Kerna
me- he said.
and my conpa
De real police
policemen. too
company us
chief would
pointed if you
sage Of his a
Of the night.Y
Damn gr
: whash / Sc
force traffic Z
REV. CHA
D. D. Presby
al the Uniyc
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ERIEDA'S
i OLLIES

] adore fires.
one interested m. beyond 49,.
u vas ny next door nsirs.o,..
the drive. mons @
Until she b9iit hers
of course ! rejolesd
The flames Sers beauilfa.
Beautiful and eonsumlus.
] meant them 20 be.
when I threw my eisarst ina.
yeniilaior Of her house S ~
sew republic Of cz.cho,ls,,.,.
embraces hree.fourths =, ~. ,'@sa
IRE Industrial area Of the to,r !.
Austro'Hungarlsn smplr. '''@H
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REV. CHA
D. D., Presby
al the UnivcI
viii occupy I
Presbyterian
ing at IL o'cls
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ship surd for $4,000 The Judge
ruled > the Noes have H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

typographical lis improving Western crops
All farmers have plenty ofit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

Great baseball from Washington Figures show about
million Of peanuts planted ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
SECTION TWO
Pity the "Rushees"
: y y
How Girls Fall in the Lions Den

and a crushing tragedy for tho Girl
who II rejected.
ON this day, so say tho regula.
tons, those whose membership Ia
desired In ono or moro sororities,
win receive a preference slip" somo.
time between tho hours OF 4 and 10
y. IN.
Further. II Is directed that on this
blank form tho ''rusheo" designate
the three sororitios she most desires
20 join IN the order OF her prefer.
cnco and that on tho following day
between . and IL she deliver this
to tho office OF tho dean OF women
Lastly. II our heroine has stated
that, she desires 20 cast her lot with
n sorority that Is willing 60 toler.
ntc her. sho receives her official bid
and az that evening. according TO
tho regulations" sho appears at
her now homo and Is effusiyely wei.
coined as a pledge" to tho sister.
hood.
Thus Il Is done.
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Viii Buzz
About Bees
You Won't Be Stung
if You're Present

~ bees a bee because ne b."
For all practical purposes. the
above Is sufficient, but for those
who desire moro definite knowledge
on the subject Of bees. school on
bee culture Is being started.
The assembly haii OF the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce. Third and
Cherry. VIII b buxzing with infor.
nation on October 20. % and -.
when a bee school win BE- conducted
from 10 a. m. to $50 .. m. for local
beekeepcrs. By ;ho extension ssrv.
Ice OF Washington State college.
Owners OF local apinrics viii have
q part In the program. which win
cover all phases OF the Industry. u.
A. Siocum. bea extension specialist
OF the state college. win DO in di.
rect charge OF tho school. Programs
may be obtained By writing WIN
w. Henry. county agricultural
agent. 41s county.clty building, or
pholns MA in-ssoo. Local i2o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
CHEER PARTY
GIVEN CRIPPLE

A heartwarming party WINS given
by the Greeters' association Thurs
day evening in honor OF one OF
their former members. william Muir
ray. $40 33rd ave. s.
Murray was injured in the spine
several years ago. while acting as
clerk at the Stevens hotel. and is
unable to walk. He earns a ilveli.
hood By handwriting wooden socks
and he also takes orders for coal.
The Gresters aid the family from
their benefit fund and twice each
year a party Of 40 or 80 OF them
call on Murray and during the eve
ming slip back TO the kitchen with
packages OF things that provo In
teresting and useful to the family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
ny MAX MILLER


Good. This morning the sun
brushed tho grey hair from It's lone
ego and turned the buildinEs
day I'll know their namoH--lnto pink.
Right. the sun should. too. when 20
the city comes a stranger.
Melbourne. you're puzzle. You
know you AFRO puzzle. for you're
laughing. Keep on laughing. Laugh.
laugh. laugh. laugh al me, II you
Ike. Laugh at mo for my dioey In
trying to learn your secret
FOR trying 20 learn why you laugh.
don't care.
listen while whisper the fnillnEa
OF the hand moving this pen. The
hand IL u gypsy hand. and knows
neither rules nor the Kings gram.
mar. The hard writes sentences with.
out yerhs. yot seldom flattorr. Tx.
cuse III
Last night was sure knew what
Melbourne was. MeibsaTaa
was a boy In his flrst long trousers.
He was boy who had tremendous
backyard. backyard larger than
any other backyard in tho world.
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Just Melbourne
y y
A Stranger Comes to the City

whether 10 continue using the
yard for playing. or 20 change II
into garden Immediately. ho want
SURE. which. in boy language.
means hs was sure. Ho would
change the backyard into a garden
with orchards. with grain. with cen.
,ralired sheep. lie would DO thla i'm.
medlnte.y.
But this morning between s.vcn
and eight Melbourne appeared differ.
emit. Instead OF seeming boy. tho
city seemed a patient father build.
inE house for his children and his
ehildrcu's children. and his chill.
drcn'a relatives.
And instead OF rushing 10 finish
tho walls and the roof. the father
was concentrating on tho foundation.
The children could do the fancy
work on walls and root. The patient
father never would 70, 10 them.
Melbourne Melbourne, Listening.
Mslbournef In America wns told
your people we're cold. edd NJ gran.
lie May bo. 20, hands. mems hands
seldom have been received 70 eager.
". or offered 30 quickly by s,ranEsrs
70 a stranger.
Then. too. there VIII woman.
Her lips were ehappod from riding IN
an automobile, ! asked for tho near.
cs; restaurant. She showed mo. and
when I would thank her she hhEtily
interrupted. quite alright. Quite
alright" and hurried on on TO
wherc7 don't know. don't know
tho streets.
Tho street cnrs-trnms you call
them-no. must admit do not like
them. They look too jeriy. They
appear m II made overnight. with.
out tho help OF u liSht. But they
seem 10 get there.
A Melbourne man on tho ship Haid
tho Melbourne streets AFRO so wide
that trans had 20 DO used 90 cross
them. Perhaps that's standing
phrase TO teli strangers here. don't
know. But tho streets are as wide
comparatively MS tho blocks are long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
Fathers, Mothers
Go to High School

Dads and mothers OF Lincoln high
school students attended tho regu.
lar clnSses OF tho school that their
children arc enrolled in Thursday
night. Tho dads and mothers had
to 80 thru the routine that their
children go thru each day. and
listened 20 short talks on teaching
methods and school rules In each
room. Tho classes. however. were
10 minutes duration instead OF as
minutes.
The movement OF bringing the
parents 20 school originated with
Lincoln high last year and has
proved successful at n number o.
schools since. Tho Back 20 School
Night" event results In a better
understanding between parents and
teachers and parents and their chill.
dren.
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And longer blocks I've seen nowhere.
Besides learning TO say
Boots instead OF shoor.
Hairdrosser instead OF barber.
To spell Jail "Raol."
To call suspender- braces"
To refer 10 "a vest ~ q "ainglet."
I've alto learned never. never.
never 60 compare Melbourne In terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19

CHICAGO. Oct le.-Wnr heroism
OF Jack Follman won his release
from the court on a forgery charge
when Brigndler General George ".
Mosely appeared In court 10 appeal
for clemency.
His record IN the war showed he
was without fcnr." MoHely pleaded
Even when wounded he dragged his
crippled body 10 the front lines and
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PAGES Is TO %

was near death from exposure when
Red Cross men found him. All thru
his desire 70 serve his country"
u couldn't bear 70 see my family
go hungry and without clothing"
Jack told the court.
He was released upon promise 70
pay back the $50 he obtained thru .
fhIHe check.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
COLORFUL Innings

Short coats OF white crmine or
very lightcolorcd furs are lined
with delicate pink, blue or green
satlnf
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OF New York never. never
This Az told. ] think. ls fairly good
days accomplishment.
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ny JACK HAIL

Consider tho young lady who resu'
larry enrolls IN the University OF
Washington and Is DESTROYS OF join
Ing sorority--one OF tho secret
Greek letter societies for women on
the campus,
The ordeal that our feminine asplr.
ant must 80 thru In passing tho In
speetion Of. and gaining admission 10.
one OF the aforementioned groups
OF goods. would bring tho dew OF
despair 10 the brow Of the strongest
man.
In many cases the struggle begins
during the summer that comes ho-
tween the graduation Of tho victim
from high school and her entrance
lnto college.
The various organizations give
what are known as rushing parties"
and here tho condemned ono runs up
lgalns, tho first regulation Severe
as the rule may be. u Is stipulated by
The powers that she can attend only
three Of these affairs given by a sin.
gle sorority. However. tho number
II sororitles she may frolle with s.
unlimited.
MERE MAN CAN
NEVER Re PRESENT
The functions take the form %
house parties. theater parties and
swimming parties. and be Il said hcro
that no nero man is permitted 20 be
present at these gatherings. where
he rushee Is accorded tho privilege
" meeting at lease seme OF the
sisters"
Two weeks before school opens. as
Il was this year. the candidate. II
,ne may call her such. Is given seven
whole days OF respite from the as.
Iauits Of the Greclans. This IL known
is silent week"
On the Monday before school opens
bids 20 teas are mailed 10 tho r7ishecs
and are supposed TO ho accepted or
rejected as soon as possible.
The teas take place NJ the various
sorority houses on the following
Saturday from 4 20 ! ?. m. Six Of
them and only six may be attended
BY each Girl. and Il Is stipulated
that she shall remain one-haif hour
Al each house. during which time she
lmhIhes bit Of nourlshment and Is
introduced 20 the inmates.
FIVE DINNERS
rs THE LIMIT
Al this time. tho members OF the
institution. II they feel that the
stranger In their midst Is worthy.
invite her TO dinners and luncheons
to Be held during tho first week OF
classes
Tho regulations say that five
dinner engagements and one lunch
con engagement may 30 accepted but
not more than three with any one
sorority. And. strange 10 relate. Il
Is also contained In the ''reEsiln.
tons that during this week. the
young lady. except At the dinners
and luncheonS. may neither walk nor
talk with a sorority member.
Now II happens that on the follow
ing Sunday. between the hours OF .
and IL a. M. the bids for the pref.
erenee week dates are delivered.
During this mornentous period there
are only three functions permitted
nj each house-dinner on Monday.
luncheon on Tuesday. and dinner on
Tuesday.
II the sorority desires the young
lady badly. they invite her to all
three
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-19
NERo HOUR IS
TERRIBLE TINE

At noon Wednesday comes the
zero hour or hours. when hopes and
fears are realirsd-the climax. when
our mystery play becomes a happy
drama for those who arc accepted