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Evening star., 1923-08-08
Society
president and Mrs. Coolidge Pay In
formal Visit to Friends at
the Soldiers Home.
Governor of Pennsylvania
Here for short Time.

Governor of Pennsylvania
Here for short Time.
Mr. Clifford Pinchot. Governor Of
Pennsylvania. and Mrs. Pinchot. ar
rived here yesterday by motor from
Harrisburg. and have opened their
home on Rhode Island avenue for
their short stay in the Capital.
Representative and Mrs. Henry w.
Watson of Pennsylvania are at their
home 1925 Massachusetts avenue. for
brief stay, brought here in connec-
tion with the funeral ceremonies for
President Harding. They Will return
TO their home in Langhorn i'll few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hamilton are
at Greenbricr White sulphur Springs
for the rest Of the summer. Their
little son John is with them. while
Miss Nancy Hamilton is at Mars Hill
camp in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Dickey announce
the marriage of their daughter
Gladys Mildred 20 Ensign Joseph
Browne Spangler United States Navy,
August l, 1928, at Baltimore, Md.
Admiral and Mrs. Albert T. Nib
lack have gone to New York. Where
being in Asheville. y. G., for some
time.
Mrs Kenneth r. O'Brien. formerly
Miss katherine Mackey ard IRE
quent visitor in Washington. has is
sued invitations for 4 SUBSCRIPTION
dinner dance to he given at the Canoe
Place Inn at Southampton: August Il,
for the benefit Of the William Carey
Camp of the Boys Club of New York,
located on the north shore OF Long
Island. TheIr will be exhibited dances
and dancing contests and also tables
for bridge and NAH jong for those
who do not dance. Patronesses for
the party include. Mrs. OBrien, Mrs.
Hill. wife OF Representative John
Phillip Lii; Mrs George Faber Dow
ney, jr., and Miss Miilicent Rogers.
The committee in charge OF the
dancing is Representative Hill, MIR;
O'Brien. Mr.. Duncan S. Ellsworth, and
Mr.. Esmond O'Brien.
Mrs. Frederic A. Delano and her
sister. Mrs Price Collier, are in New
York at the Hotel ST. Regis. where
they went yesterday for a few days
from Tuxedo Park where they are
spending the summer.
Former United States Ambassador
to Germany and Mrs. James w. Gerard
home at Newport Mr.. Charles III. Rus
sell of New York.
Mrs Isaac It. Mann entertained at
luncheon last week in her summer
home at Magnolia, Mass, for her
daughter. Miss Alice Mann. in honor
OF Miss Mary r. H. Vickery of Balti-
more, Miss Vickery and her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Vickery. are
spending the summer at East Glou-
ceSter.
Mrs. John W. Parker of Houston.
Tex, will spend several weeks in
Wa ashington with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Smith, at 1880 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 tie
following:
Rudolph q. Drury of this city and Winifred
Schulthis of Marioneeta. Ohio.
John X. Trei-r and Sarah r. Fuller, both
OF Cumberland. Ohio.
Nern .. trandall and =. Catherine Few.
Frank l.. kHgour and Hilda W. Gerds
Morris :. IOwman and Winifred T.. Smead.
Henry B. Dnke Of Hewlett. Va, and Eliza
beth Thomas of Noel. Va.
Harry Shapiro and Ruth II. Block
RANK j. Muller aud Gertrude !. Jen son.
Nathan Is. Hochbers and Sylvia Caplis. both
OF Baltimore. Md.
Le Roy Nandcrhack and Esteile Quacken-
pGsA. both Of Capitol Heights Md
JOAN :. Coleman and Lucille j. Kesier. both
of clifton Forge. Va.
tuie Davis and SuS.e anderson
William y. Carter and Harriet S Boswell
James T. Howard and Catherine sands
dnwnr.
Frank \. Reed OF Elizabeth, y J. and
GLADYS |. Jones of this city
James II. Moore and Ella NJ Edmonds
Wood is now used for the manu-
facture of artificial silk rome CAR
Evening star., 1923-08-08

charged with intoxication, all fined
$40 each: one case of disorderly con-
duct, dismissed because the arrest
ing prosecuting policeman was abb
sent. and one defendant who was
charged with speeding. He was fined
SIS.
In the United States branch there
were less than a dozen prisoner de-
Evening star., 1923-08-08

PENDANTS heard, all of tham charge1
with minor ofienses of assault, threats
and like cases. The judges. court
officials and the bar got away in time
to participate in the funeral of Pres
ident Harding
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Danger, Go Slow!

From the Parnkeet
He-Why do bushes creep over girls
faces?
She-Because if they ran they would
kick ,up too much dust
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Senators Arrive from
Maine for Ceremonies.


West. at the Soldiers Home.
Senators Arrive from
SIainc for Ceremonies.
Senator George Wharton Pepper and
Senator Frederick Hale came TO
Washington Yesterday afternoon from
Maine. Seu3 thor Pepper. who with
Mrs Pepper has been spending the
summer at Northeast Harbor. was
-oined by Senator Hale at Portland.
f,ehator Pepper viii be the guest of
Senator Hale during his short stay
du Washington.
Senator and Mrs. Medill Mccormick
Scached Washington yesterday to at
tend the services for President Hard
ing and are staying at the PoWhatan
Hotel.
Senator and Mrs David \. Reed
-vill return to this country from
Europe about september 10. They
will 60 Ia their home in Pittsburgh
Tor a visit before coming to Washing
ton.
Senator ana Mrs. Lawrence {.
Thipps arrived in Washington yester-
day from their home in Denver. Col.
Senator Phipps viii 20 t" Marion.
Ohio. to attend the funeral OF Presi-
dent Hardiu2. Mrs. Phipps Will leave
tomorrow for Cane Cod for visit.
senator and Mrs james Couzers.
y, no have been abroad for several
weeks. will return 10 Washington
the middle Of October.
Senator John Il. Neudrick Of Wyo-
wing. who viii go To Marion. Ohio. 10
attend the funeral of President Hard
ing and later join Mrs. kendrick and
Miss Rosa Maye kcndick in Wyo-
ming. reached the capital yesterday.
Senator James l.. Watson has join
I'd Mrs. Watson at their home on
california street for a few days. He
~riu leave Washington shortly for
Indianapolis and tn" wesi.
Senator Nathaniel f. Dial arrived
in Washington yesterday for the
ceremonies attending me death or
first of next week for Laurens. S.
"a. to join Mrs. Dial and their
family.
Senator $. u. Fess came to Wash
tng;on yesterday from his home in
yellow Springs. Ohio. and will return
there the latter part Of the week.
Senator Duncan L. Fletcher. who
has been in Virginia. reached Wash
5nston Monday. He will leave the
city the latter part Of the week for
the west. Mrs. Fletcher. who is Wis
jung ntF' HduB HltT- -hTS. 1. D. NcIip,
at her home in ST. Louis. will accom-
rauy her on tour of the Canadian
Rockies and the Pacific coast. She
viii return TO Washington in Septem
Der
Senator Henry W. Keyes has re-
turned to Washington to attend the
funeral services and is stopping a
the Lee House.
Former GOV. r, Livingston Beck
1nan OF Rhode Island has come to
Washington for today and will return
10 his home, Lands End. at Newport,
the last Of the week
Judge Samuel ]. Graham OF the
United States Court of Claims is
among those who will sail today
t: board the Eelgenland. Others from
Washington who VIII he passengers
are Mir. John JOY Edison, Mr. AleXan-
der Brittou and Mr.. Frank p. Reeside.
Mrs John B. ODonnelI. accompa-
nied by Miss Grace l.. Temple. is sail
ing today aboard the Belsenland. to
Jcmain abroad for some time.
Mrs. Aristides Moreno arrived from
Fort LeaVenworth Sunday and is with
her parents. Col. and Mrs. John NJ.
J'ield. a Cathedral Mansions. 1900
Connecticut avenue, where Maj. Mo-
reno will join her next week.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

ing less than an hour. only cases in
which the defendants were locked NJ
We're called. All collateral cases Went
over until tomorrow
There were eight prisoners, six
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Old things are usually IN good re
pute. present things in dtsfavor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Mrs. John W. Parker of Houston
Tex, will spend several weeks In
Washington with her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Smith, at 1880 Rhode Is
land avenue northwest.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

q YHILE making motor trip
Nkf in the environs of the CAPT
=" tai last evening, the Pres
ident and Mrs. Coolidge
stopped for a. short visit with their
old frie nds. Mai. and Mrs. Parker
West. at the Soldiers Home.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Former United States Ambassador
TO Germany and Mrs. James W. Gerard
have as their guest in their summer
home at Newport Mr.. Charles II. Rus
sell of New York
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Former GOV. r, Livingston Beck
man OF Rhode Island has come to
VA Shington for today and will return
10 his home, Lands End. at Newport,
the last Of the week.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator John Il. Neudrick Of Wyo-
wing. who viii go to Marion. Ohio. 10
attend the funeral Of President Hard
ing. and later join Mrs. Kendrick and
Miss Rosa Maye Kcndicll in Wyo-
ming reached tn" capital yesterday.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator : i. Fess came TO wash
tug;on yesterday from his home in
yellow Springs. Ohio. and will return
there the latter part of the week.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Wood is now used for the manu-
facture of artificial silk. rope car
pets and other fabrics
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator Nathaniel f. Dial arrived
3n Washington yesterday for the
ceremonies attending me death OF
President Harding. He Will leave the
first of next week for LaurenS, ).
Ga. to join Mrs Dial and their
family.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator Henry W Keyes has re-
turned to Washington to attend the
funeral services and is stopping al
the Lee House.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator Duncan L. Fletcher, who
has been in Virginia. reached Wash
5ngton Monday. He will leave the
city the latter part Of the week for
the west. Mrs. Fletcher. who is Wis
sting her daughter. Mrs. T. ]. Kemp.
at her home in 81. Louis, will accom-
rany her on tour of the Canadian
Rockies and the Pacific coast. She
Will return to Washington in Septem-
her
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator James T.. Watson has join
I'd Mrs. Watson at their home on
California street for few days. He
-viil leave Washington shortly for
indianapolis and the west.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Judge Samuel ]. Graham OF the
United States Court of Claims is
among those who will sail today
board the Eelgenland. Others from
" ashinGtou who VIII he passengers
are MIR John JOY Edison Mr.. AleXan-
der Rritton and Mr. Frank 2 Reside.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator and Mrs Medill Mccormick
Scdched Washington yesterday to at
tend the services for President Hard
ing and are staying at the Powhatan
Hotel
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator 1nd Airs. Lawrence {.
Thinps arrived in Washington yester-
day from their home in Denver. Cot
Senator Plipps viii 20 to Marion.
ohio. to attend the funeral Of Presi
dent Harding. Mrs Phipps Will leave
tomorrow for cane Cod for Il visit.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Mrs. Frederic A. Delano and her
sister, Mrs. Price Collier, are in New
York at the Hotel St. Regis. where
they went yesterday for few days
from Tuxedo Park where they are
spending the summer.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

senator and Mrs. James Couzens.
y. no nave been abroad FOR several
weeks will return TO Washington
Shc middle Of October.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Senator and Mrs. David n. Reed
-yiIl return to this country from
Europe about september 10. They
viii 60 To their home in Pittsburgh
Tor a visit before coming 10 Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Mrs. John r. O'Donnell. accompa-
nied by Miss Grace l.. Temple. is sail
ing today aboard the Belgenland, to
Jcmain abroad for some time.
Mrs. Aristides Moreno arrived from
Fort LeaVenworth Sunday and is with
her parents. Col. and Mrs. John NJ
J'ield. at Cathedral Mansions. 1900
Connecticut avenue, where Maj. Mo-
reno will join her next week.
Evening star., 1923-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Dickey announce
the marriage of their daughter
Gladys Mildred 20 Ensign Joseph
Browne Spangler. United states Navy,
August l, 1928, at Baltimore, Md
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly

Ia. best espgh me<netns yeu ever
~.>d, A fsaiiy suppty sasiiy sed
auickly nsds- Saves sseut ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
TAKE SALTS IF
STOMACH ISN'T
ACTING RIGHT
Says Indigestion Results From
an Excess of Hydro
chlOric Acid

undigested food delayed In the
stomach decays, or, rather. fer
ments. tho same as food left in the
open air, says noted authority. He
also tells us that Indigestion is
caused by Hyperacldity, meaning
there is nm excess of hydrochloric
acid in the stomach. which prevents
complete digestion and starts food
fermentation. Thus everything eat.
en- sours In the stomach, much like
garbage sours In can, forming nc
J rid fluids and gases which inflaSe the
stomach like a toy balloon. Then
we feel a heavy, lumpy misery In the
chest; we belch up gas; we eructate
sour food or have heartburn, flatu.
lence, wator.brash or nausea.
He tells us TO lay aside all digestive
aids and instead get from any phar.
mncy four ounces OF Jad Salts and
take tablespoonful in a glass of
wator before breakfast and drink II
while Il is effervescing, and further.
moro, to continue this for week.
while relief ofton follows the first
dose, It is important to help neutral
ize the acidity. remove tho gas.mals.
ing mass. start tho liver stimulate
tho Kidneys. and thus promote n FREQ
flow Of pure digestive Juices,
Iad Salts Is inexpensive and is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia aud sod,
um phosphate This harmless salts
Ia used for mnny stomach disorders
with excellent rosults.--Advertise.
ment
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Saves Gasoline
Money for New
Spring Suit

go you havo a now car. Jim. II
must be great stuff to have lot OF
money and be able 20 buy new auto.
mobile whenever one feels like IL"
Lot OF money nothing turned
In tho old heap on this ono. The
old bus was 30 heavy and needed n
lot OF repairs. decided smaller
and lighter car would be the thing
for the vito and l."
yes. often wondered why you
needed such a big chr. How do you
like tho new ono7 Hayo you tried IL
out fully yet7"
"oh. yes, we went to Belllngham
for tho weekend. Fine trip and tho
car was perfect; We arc quite en-.
thusiastio over Il. got lot moro
miles out Of every gallon OF gaso.
line"
"All those things count in tho up.
keep Of a CIR. never have been
ablo 10 run one, as the upkecp would
be too much for me-"
We'll. tho pleasure wc got out Of
ours moro than pays for tho running.
We think. Especially since wo got
the now ono tho bills aren't no bad.
am going 70 save enough on my
gas bills to get new suit in about
two months. Goodness knows |
need II. too. Only way can get n
suit Is TO save up what's saved in
gasoline"
III you're suffering for a suit. let
mo give you n tip, Cherry's, Mt 1915
Second ave, In the Rlnito bldg, bc-
tween Madison and Spring, over tho
Pig'n Whistle, Is the place for you
10 go. Fine suits for as low as $500.
and the best Of II IL that you can
open a charge account, and six
months to pay II you like.--Adver.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
Keep Busy and You viii
BE Young, Says Actress
Kate Blancke, Star in Mystery Play, Tells
How She Retains Youth
BY Wanda Won KettIer

"I( EEP busy and sou went have
~ time 20 grow old.
That's tho advice OF Kate Bianeko
who has reason 20 know something
OF which she speaks
Kate Blanoko. leading woman In
the popular mystery play, THE
Bat" which this week h being
played AZ the Metropolitan thcator
Is 80 years old--and. incidentally. a
decidedly busy woman
when Miss Blaneko states tina,
she's tired" say members OF her
cast. I'VE wouldn't be at all surprised
to see tho skies drop. TlredneEs with
her In that unusual"
Her average dRy runs something
like this:
$50 a. m.-Timo 10 SGT up. Unless
OF course. tho morning II ono on
which the company needs 20 catch
an early train for another city. In
which case MiUs Bianoke arises Any
time between and 7.
$50 n. m.-Breakfaat
10 a. ma walk 10 tho thoator In
quest OF letters. etc. from homo.
1910 "A. m.-iiunineHs and personal
correspondence obligations. followed
by reading Of Science and nsaith.
with Key 20 the Scriptures. BY .Sary
Baker Eddy. untii. say. 1870 or
p. m.
p. m.-Prepare 20 take In movie
or thaater. crho visits 10 these ar,
for study as well M relaxation.
8 p. m.-Dinner.
"And then Miss Hlancks de
elaros. "my days work Ia about u
begin. get TO my dressing room
at tho theater somewhere about
and start preparations for this
night"
Her might" IA long one. shs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

Il on tho stage when tho curtain
goes up for tho first act. az $50.
She In on practically ali tho time
until TINT curtain falls on tho third
and final act. nj II. She has prac.
tically no off.staEo breathing spells.
ii:s0-Food.
i7.so-Bed.
And that completes her dAy1
Well. yes-and no.
Reference has been made TO Miss
BlRnckc's business correspondence.
but not 20 It's contents. II deals
considerably with bald heads. For
Miss Blanckc. being business
woman az well aS an actress. n
half owner OF a scalp treatment
establishment In New York-ln
which bald heads are given special
attention. Tho fnr away. she stin
must keep in close touch with
business affairs.
Summer months. too. must BE-
given mention. Actresses OF tho
legitimate stage. for the most part,
rest during the summer. Miss
Blancko. however. plays mother
parts at that time In the movies.
And that's tho gait. practically.
We nro told. at which Hhe has been
travelling since l5 years Of age.
Tho little woman beamed con.
tentstly whom discussing her usual
days routine In her dressing room
Wednesday afternoon.
-My hairs white. OF course" abe
declared. running n small hand thru
wavy pompadour. but II signifies
nothing. II began turning that way
when ! was scarcely pas, 20. I'm
5s now. but Two got long time TO
go. My mother. ono OF the most
energetic persons I know, Ia now es
years OF age. And shs added.
shaking a finger at mo. IL you
want to stay young keep buoy
Which l think IL excellent ADVICE.
but which wouldn't for the world
have tho city editor suspect / took
HsrtouSiy. know that man. He'd
be so pleased. and 10 anxious TO
help preserve tho bloom OF youth.
'oh, fine" he'd say: well begin
Immediately. Hero are six more as.
arguments. Please finish 'cfn DO.
fore leaving
II Ia vol. you unaerstnd. Miss
Blanoks. for ono sometimes not 20
show Just how much ono Is con.
WINGED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

fnent. and Z must shy had not bit
sof hope that one so crippled ns was
could ever be made well enough ="
walk and to he free from suffering.
Well, ri Just make my story snort
and tell the facts. walk daily
wherever 7 care 10 walk, IN ana
about my rooms, get up out ~ any
cbnIr ! am scented In without any.
ones mid, dress myself. wash ana
tidy up, md It's blessing Tor any
woman 20 he able to tidy UP. ! grt
into the bake oven, have spIenh'a'
restfuJ baLe and nffer the nur~
puts me through the coofInR-on pro-
cess Z get into % nice, wnrn shower
md thoroughly enjoy dehghfi"i
shower bnth. nm SO Improved
feel II my duty 10 tell every Suffrrer
4 pos.ibIy enn or the wonders OF DR..
Iouubneyss Human Bnke Oven, nnd
Of the wonderful good of following
his corrective plan Of eating. None
of mr., Loughney's scores and scores
of pnfIenfs 4 meet under treatment
have the slightest need OF entbnrtlrs'
In every cas~ chronJ. constipn'lon
and stornncb troubles NIL disappear
after the first couple OF days. j"
tend 10 take considerable more OF
this phenomenal treatment. IT'S
world heater for rheumatism, nnu
especially for suffering and helpless
InyaIids--it puts Inyniidr on .he'.
feet. Just remember my h"spnh"
has Ind 10 dress nnd Undrcss me Tor
such n long period 81 time, nnn n',er
my being u. complete mn inNH''n W"
80 long, mud E,yw . can walk anu 10
NIL tho blessed things above sthtco
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

quarters. on the north side OF Union
81. between Third and Fourth aves.
April I. Il has been announced. Tho
quarters Will b near tho new con.
solidated city railway tiekot offices TO
Be established on Fourth ave-. north
OF Union ST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01
ATTENTION.!

DR.. Loughney's Latest FREE
Book just off the press,
entitled
RHEUMATISM AND
KINDRED DISEASES;
CAUSE AND TREATMENT"
IL now being mailed out FREE and
post paid. n you will read this book
carefully You will learn how 10 quickly
become free frofn your sufferings, Send
In your name and address today.
NOTE~-Dr. LoUgbnry's Bake Oven
Treatment offices ARE located nj tho
corner ~ Tiftb and Union, In tho Crnry
Building, Rooms giO-Ji i-1i 2-3i3.3ii.
Dr. Iougi,ney IN assisted by competent
lady nurses. Hours, y ~. III. 10 & u. m.
sunday, o To Ie only. Telephone Main
0242.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

|OO for
ke Victims,
T.. Gains as.
Sa'y by H,A,,,.'
Il Zoe, wA@ ~
4 eFidss collapse.
f~dy have io:al..
tanouaosd ,asa,'
Pss'sd to ,. ns
osea no chanss
Il Two are laos1s
knewn NC,
pee numsee :.
n have los, ,A,s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

NV LcrGHyEY,s ur,,.v ~.
wv Byry CORRECTIVE DIET
!I1hfSc IHE MEANS OF mr.
Us NV. TREAT MANY HOPE
1gvrIsAALIDs TO HEsIrU Avn
ufEHEsTss. THE FOLLOWING
y hixyiNG CASE IL sIurtsV
IHAHE MORE OF JUST sii6,U
M frrmnnLE REcOyEnrEs AS.
M. IhnH METHODS FAunn
Esa os,r isred torfures tb,t mr..
= Ssfsr.o Hose who have nrtbrI-
~ tkss the form Of rbeu,na-
M JsI., ,nsris, curis and twists
trasted. r.. me body OF inynIIds 40
Ssss IA \, Ihcf, cruelty twists. en-
~ fIrs.~ shs or ankyioser. every
-, s.a.s HEN psrfeetIv I,n,a
- NAT "a. iibrous growth OF
Etts en-, IN the Joints and,
tsstsrir. complete heipiessness.
WAskls' pains sre really Inde.
n svn Ike most arfhrIfIs Gaze.
nyss,s has cost my bush.na
ssisr ~. couple of fortunes.
Asy, ana one place and then
~ nsS. al to no avail, but We
lh-s,,ss alsccvcry that sy.py
~ ef--.s'ls sufferer sbouId
lsush rsney should be taken "a
x. laugh, ""mnn Bake ovens,
tIssris.,.' eat correctly.
y sstusis'ys Human I,nLe ove,.
J was "orked n mIrn-t. for
4, Alto. c.,s.sn from my bom. ~,
" Lenrhn, N my wheel rbnIr
|hYsfsi ina cffices md afiey
's>rghnsy ..nsihy examination
enrolled nae Tor treat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

You might b surprised 10 know
that tho best thing you can use for
9 severe cough. IL remedy which
"a easily prepared at homo In just
few moments, It's cheap. but for
prompt results II beats anything elss
you ever tried. Usually stops tia
ordinary cough or chest cold in "a
houn. Tastes pleasant, too-childrcn
like it--and IL Ia pure and good.
Pour ~. ounces Of Plncr In q
pint bother then Oh Il up with plain
srAnulated sugar syrup Or use elAri-
Asd molssasa, honey, or corn syrup.
Instead Of sugar syrup, II dssirxL
Thua you make full piht--A family
supply-bnt costing no more than q
small bottle OF ready made cough
syrup.
And AZ q cough medIcins, there 10
really nothing better 70 b had al
any price. II coca Tlght 10 the 500.
and giyos quick. lasting relief. II
promptly heals the inhamed nom-
branes that line the throat and air
passages, stops the annoying throat
slrkls, loosens the phlegm, and sson
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
ior brcnehish. Group. hoarssness and
bronchial astAms,
Plnsx IL q highly conosntrstsd COM
pound Of Norway pine extract
lannon's fer healing sAs msmbrapns.
To avoid dhappointmsnt AK your
druggist for "sn ounces OF PineI"
With directions and don't accept any.
thing else, Guaranteed TO give abso.
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinsx Co. II. Wayne, lad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

James E. Valentine, for several
years an inspector in the city build.
ing department. died at his home,
12oS1s First ave. Tuesday night. He
is survived by his daughter. Mrs.
William Guthrie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

Thursday. The tests win be open TO
men who are residents OF the district
where the position they desire exists,
and to women who are widows OF
U. S. soldiers, sailors or marines. or
the wives OF injured service men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-02-01

FOUND GUILTY OF imporsonAt.
ms an officer. n. u. White. former
policeman. was fined 800 In Judge
John u. Gordon's court Wednesday.