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New Britain herald., 1923-10-26
KANSAS CITY WINS
 FINAL TITLE GAME
Defeats Baltimore 5 ies With
 Two Homers

Baltimore. Oct. ss,-fhs Kansas City Blues are sitting atop the minor league baseball world, They elnbbed their way 10 victory over the cham pion Baltimore Internatienals in inc ninth and deciding game Of the Little World Series at orioie Park yester- day afternoon The. score vas $ to .. Two home runs. one by Skin in the third inning with Branom on second, and another by Brief in the ninth with Becker on first, won the minor league championship for .the Ameri- ean asssiation pennant winners.
 schupp Is Effective.
 Lefty sehupp. hurling for tho Blues. mystifed the Birds with a sweeping curve that stopped all of Baltimore's left hand hitters Lefty Groves was Baltimore's choice to start the game. but was yanked in the first inning. after he had walked three men and allowed il single. He forced in the first mah with. a pass and Manager Dunn Of the Orioles rushed in Parnham.
 The big rght-handcr was very cf- foctive in all except the fourth and. ninth innings when the clouts out of the park settled his fate. Walsh, Maisel, Lawry and sheedy made the hits that figured in Baltimore's runs
 Attendance Picks Up.
 The attendance yesterday was 3.1o3; net receipts s4.15S.30.
 The total attendance of the nine games was s4,705 and the total net . receipts were s10G,619.sb.
 The players who shafe fin the first i've games only, will divide between $55,oo0 and s6o.Ooo. The exact 1t was understood. would be today by Commissioners Hickey and Tooe. Score:
 r. h. e. Kansas City .. 100 200 0oe--5 10 o Baltimore .,. 100 900 o10--2 9 1 Two base hits, Walsh. / Branom, Maisel; home runs, Skiff, Brief; sac -ifices, Schupp 2; stolen bases, Good; bases on balls. off Groves 8, off Parn- nam ?. off Schupp g. struck out by Parnham 1, by q Schupp [: losing pitcher, Parnham; wild pitch, Parn- nam; left on bases, Kansas City 10, Baltimore 10; hits, off Groves i in '-3 innings, off Parnham in Ia nnings; umpires, Chill and Gaston; ime, 1850.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-26
Gerald Patterson Will
 Again Shine on Courts

New York, Oct. 26.--The return of Gerald Patterson to international ten his competition is indicated, and the challenge of Australia for the 1924 Davis cup is assurked, according to a letter from the Antipodean court star, siust received by the U. s. Tennis as- sociation.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-26
WESLEYAN IN GOOD SHAPE.
Coach Martin Has Eleven Ready for
 Mass Aggies Tomorrow.

Middletown, Oct. 26.-Coach Fred Martin has rounded the Wesleyan var sity into shape for it's game with Massachusetts Aggics on Andrews Field on Saturday. He has been aided in the work by Charley Butler. 1921 captain and end.
 On account of the injury 10 Al Frieke, the varsity quarterback. five new plays have been taught the team. Riday and Summers have been trying out for quarter and both will prob ably play against tho Aggies.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-26
Yet Chance That MOlla
 Will Represent U. s. A
sy The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press.
 New York, Oct. 26.--Tennis enthu- siasts were relieved today to learn that no definite decision has been reached on the status of Mrs. Molla Biurstedt Mallory, who yesterday was reported to be ineligible to compete for America in the Olympics next year.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-26
OVATION FOR EIRpn

Callao. Peru. Oct. 26.-Luis Angel Firpo. arriving here from Colon yes- terday was greeted by demonstra- ton such as is seldom accorded dis tlnguished visitors to Peru.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-26
CENTRE GETS MoRkorr.

Philadelphia. Oct 26.-A hard workout was in prospect for the Cen ter college football team today in preparation for it's battle with Penn sylvahia tomorrow.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-28
ACADEMIA DE SAN AGUSTIN
CURSE DE 1923 1924.
Ensenanza del Primero al Duod6cimo Grade.
CURSO DE 1928 : 1924.

Sc admiten niios y i6venes de edad
proporcionada al grado que estudien.
Profesorado americana y native.
Alumncs internos y media pension.
Profesores especiales de Agriculture.
instruction Militar y Cult,sra fisica.
La ensehanza, manutencion y lavado
cuesta 40 pesos al mes
Sabados y DomingoS habra interesan-
tes iuegos atleticos, teatro y cine.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-28
Leonardo 81 Bohemia

iOh mujer extraordlnaria! Aquel|
cuerpo exquisite Y el peril romano de
su rostro, con unos labios hel6nicos q.
pedfan besos. sonoros, aquelles oiOs
brujOs de singular hechizo capaz de
dejar sentir sus miradas de febre So
bfe su pobre coraz6n, era para a Ia
vision sublime de una Venus carnal
de portentosa hermosura. Llama pa
sando su mirada con disimulQ sobre
la persona de Leonardo, arrim6se n la
yrntanml-. Anheloso dc hablarla con
caHtela sc acerc0. Juntos Sc apoyaron
,,ene el espacioso alfeizar.
lsnEney6 eestar en- un .mundo inaccesi-
(, ble,bfeliz: por el perfume de las rosas,
por Ia algeria de los pdiaros, por la
sonrisa de aquellos labios granadinos,
| v por ell carihOso baiio de sol, que es-
culpfa sus cuerpos Y al lrecint0 un pu-
fiado de su orc quimerico AHA sc
distingufa acariciados por la bruma de
la tarde, los mOntes de la corlillera,
mds dbajo el verdor variado de nues-
1 tras campifias; una hacienda dejaba
escapar su humo girls, lueg0 Ia cinta
dorado de la playa ad0rnada por las
espumosas hondas, por fin el ca
nal plato y espejo, glauco y CRYSTALLINE
que lame, como un perro guejoso y
melanc6lico. los vetustos muros de Ia
ciudad encanta,la. y a su lado adue-
lila divina caridtide de carnes pulidas
como una joya exotica guardada en- su
ltraje que era como un estuche de mo-
lnerfas. ;Oh princesa de 'sn eterho sue
no que con sus oJos y su gracejo pro-
fnndamente le enamoro!
De los labios de Leonardo brotaron
palabras raras, nunca diehas ante oea-
sion semejante. Anegada su alma de
amor olyidado de toda realidad ca
| 81 murmur6 a su DIDO, muy quedo:
-En NADIA reyela el amor una nu-
jer como en- sus ojos; me place yer en-
| los tuyos ese sentir tan delicado que
embriaga mi espfritu hasta 10 indeci-
/ bic. Elias hfzose Ia que no hahia Of
do sus palabras.
--yeis el hermoso panorama, lie
contest6- tai yez Oller ese paisajista
tan sutil huhierase cmbelcsada Miriam
J, do el canal.
4
Podra ser colossal, sublime el pai-
sale, ahora solo I'd eres bella para mi
contest6 Leonardocasi su dido que
4 ecultaba sus castafos cabellos.
Dios mfo-- exclam6. Rojo color
sombre6 su rostro, tembl6 y baj6 sus
sparpaaos. Ell entonces tom0 una de
/ sus .naanos tihias delicadas semejantes
i q de nata, a pluma vaporosa.
ufyen QUE nos amamos. 70 no no
1drk sersnunea la esposa del senor Lam
Il tint, ailtes.
no eteimin0 la Erase. For nn Inovi-
nieht6 ai'diente, impulsado por una
!, fiiarza enigmatica todo hecho passion
lesfrech6ael contra su pecho a Ia anna
da = di6la un beso todo fuego, todo
una tempestad de amor. toda una vi
], tla... de aquelia su alma tan bohe-
mia.
| Ella di6 I'm suspiro mas ldsrimas
en- silencio rodaron : un gr'ir0 ahvgadO
Sc escape de su boca dulcisima Y co.
a. = ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
NV Youth Cream
Keeps me looking like girl
By Edna Wallace Hopper

10 know tho secrets OF perennial
youth. And certainly my Youth
Cream their crcaiion-has helped
hiring that 70 fsse.
still look 10
Apply my Youth Cream at night
on retiring, Alse in the daytime
as a powder base. Night and day
/ keep il ever on ms face 10 tester
the fino texture Of the skin. And
my skin "a like hahy's.
Compare my Youth Cream with
the Geld creams YOU have used. You
viii thank me Tor tcllinE you about
a. ~ II brings you half what y
brought 10 me, u VIII be a litc-lenS
delight
Edna wallace Hoppcr's Youth
Cream Il supplied by all druggis,s
aud toilet goods dealers. Price, SEC
Also my Facial Nouth-tny famous
iiouid cleanser. Also my White
Youth Clay, Also my Hair Youth,
witch brought my luSuriant hair.
NV beauty Book comes with each
hope YOU VIII let my Youth
Cream show YOU how much my helps
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER.
business Address.
WaukeshH, Wise,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

msea in ohio sines shs frs pral
DRY has hs~a ira, she j. growing
afsrf every lsaf
n - Sue shsl ihsfe ss MOI TIE
sgsasAllHs enthusiasm fef battle
asaaaE shs "nsis q ihs electorate
,has hss fasrks8 ether opnflieis On
ihls issue
Aioss Orleans ntffa ftcpnctlrt 10 y
DIR fu,nsn insofar ss fha las is
eoBtrfnsB snd tfN psfnons N4li dsuY
ihai ihs pusk ~ SIC psphltifiun
agents has been sffeetsai
There ~ss great premise ~ ihs
asfk - go uTFsnisasion Aeeinsi
l'fahihsiinn before the election Lass
faH People wtra thinking there
nizhs t~ something 10 shs talk %
asBe ard bssg coming back ln the
state lint thea ihe 3lsetioa came
ard gss 7taHps usft defeated nvts.
uhsimineif SpN thsfs doesn't seem
20 - % isueh = that eid-iinaa con.
llarrca IN ths ~Wss ranks
tarelien tinr. however. may bFin1
ns~ life 90 siss cssnpsiFusfs and new
enthusiasm ~ the raisrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
VETS PLAN To
MOISTEN OHIO
DBs Have Enormous Fund
10 Withstand Onslaught

coLramura o. tulY ~ oala.
cradle y tsahit4isan. - 70 ~liHsss
anpgHss tat'is etsf the pss esd an
tsafs
Fpgess ~ Ihs American Aau
Hsisaa AsEps, sna gas osEsalsaii6H
Asaiass FfpHlt'tta are tasne ugrfina
~ ahnSisrf spectacular eissA
Ths lfah have iata nians nith
istae go tsrklaE % nght osf any
aiietHafs 60 this ~ eng aghfE sssia
10 sstsai BE psahItt3an smf freusng
rests The'f Esi o. Ia sa5kr u3sio =
shieEnE saameis pf afgHsss ssg she
shals ragttFYs
TIE ~wesA fii6nfNE ghe ssesat
Anti Haiaea tsaEes mar raWaeti ss
WfsssFtliis. announced Ehs fisss step
i1 fhs ea1Hiss astzeA wuuta D. NOS
ING sts3F headquarters - ceiant4s.
= saese strategic t-slns shsr believe.
thar Taisae
~ ufil ~ f4Es tsssasss. nsia q.
n lginesief. ~ 80 can ann6umne M
fnafs aa ihs dry eaase stehs hssr IA
~ hasgas stats - Shs Ansl gatson.
sfs lflsekisF Il gsnofai manager
.u' so Cssanlsaiiea AEaisss rrusils.
iiaa
As seaa ss ~ eFEaaisasian's hssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
TELLTALE SYMPTOMS OF
WOMAN'S ILLS

Every woman wlsB suffers ffeH
taesachs. hsaascaea 8rAEEIaE.
dopsn pains. nervousness. Irregular
tiss. asspsaessnssts. lsritstilisY % Dc
srenasaey. shasia tseazuiss in sash
symptoms soeus dstsaksfHsHt n nsg
system which shoati have astsasipn
,ssfsFs some frgrs srriags sitmsnt
Develops These eoaditions sse Oft
en- syiisaeei By a sallow eerup'sH
lon. dark circles under the eyes. hss
siiuie ard stesnisssarss. For nearly
nrY years Lydia & plakharsis vss
esabls Compound has bssn PIE efui
nsu,ly successful IA overcoming
sueh conditions. and it Il naw fscoz
nizsf svsTywhstu as the standard
remedy for wosasa's ilis Advertise
msat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
TWIN SISTER
SOON TO BE
MARRIED

Goodness, Alma. you certainly
seem to ba deeply enRrnnsed in that
paper oh, sec. you arc reading
summer resort ada suppose you
have ever minute Of your vacation
planned already Which Of tho many
plhcss are you going 10 vlsit7~
NY dear. am reading these
purely 10 have something TO read.
I'm Raing 20 stay strictly az homo
and rest this year. Last year I
vent down Into that srorrhinE sac.
ramsnto valley md this year I'm
going 20 stay tn Seattle. That alone
will be- treat. with no job 10 do
every day. You know sistsr Is going
to be married the end os tho sum.
NOR and will have 10 rush around
to a lot Of pink tous and things with
her. 80 want 10 devote n week
to getting somo clothes in order.
and rested up for tho event"
"Oh, yesl When ones twin goes
IN for mntrlmony tho other. Of
course. takes prominent place in
tho social affairs"
"Goodneas. yea Can you blanc
mo for resting quietly NJ homo this
Year, And I do need no many
clothes, don't want 10 spend tho
necessary money Tor vacation"
"oh. listen, II you need clothes.
run down to Chcrry's ana take
advantage of their marvellous rc
ducilon snlc Such lovely suits
Waists, skirts, etc, reatonnbly priced.
And one may buy on credit. too. II
they like
They arc vt 1915 second ave.
between Madison and Spring. In The
Ratio building. Just over the pign
Whistle. Take elevator Advertise,
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Spanish War Vets
to Meet Thursday

rANCuU WEIR, Wash ta}y ts
Mere than SEQ delegates ard visitors
uill witness ths thFesttay sanbat en-
sampmsHt q ihs United Spanish
war veterans - the department *
Washington ana Alaska, whlrh is 20
npsn here THURSDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

lgsbssi flu1isr Zl-rfsis rna -
" X 1lsEfsis. tss theatrical saa
naiian psstpfr psofareF. has beer
sissssa msnasss ef tss freshman
sFsp st fais Yauns W. gtsEts18
ia class q - ard narmheF ~
cetarY tts IVES rnrswsiu on sfr
freshman ard canhgaAg5aa rFewa
81 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

aasFtsfs 10 ~fti established hefe, 'iss
eaA uul begin IN earnest, satd
iiiaehieY. we are E@aE 20 haid
tiss itk SEQ sugss an haa IN the rinss
siaa lass fall ard ws'fs HoinE 90 sseii
tasl member % substantial sci ma
Bafify
flks shssf tnsaag dr.. tunrhss3s
ussa risu gs a. sisslf ssssonagY merh
Ia shs eesEfeasaensi districts
tHY isaasgs. aseissaag thsY are
fsnss amused tissn frightened ~ ihs
activities ~ tes opposition. point out
shss every fsassshar lraicsiinn - tba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
sTKwKD Fruits

70 keep nlagEnaiatss ard sisnti
fruits ihsi require long COOKING
from sticking 10 'hs bottom q tic
pan. rub olive oii oysT the rariars
% fhs pan bessgr putting 10 ihs
ffnii. TIE oil wili not inpast any
fiavcr 10 tho food
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: STAGE WORLD SCREEN
: of MAKE-BELIEVE
ToDAYs PROGRAMS

rntiaFta rssih fsfsins'"as
Feared Esd ssta
LIBERTY anss usashs rths sFah-
sfs,H fsstaFiaa Aiiitea sliiss Anee
"a Niisssn. nasisfa hsdfsfa sea
nafkilffe tFiiaues
stnANp- Asnss Asfss h 'rths Heart
uaidrf
niIE Chasls. Has In -ihs
uin ! tafra
COT MIA 49, ifrfhsft naviiasan IA
rivsis aaa hisias-
tuf.ANtAts-aissta successes ia s-fhs
tustss.-siiis Nfs. nsiiea"
NtNrIn CANDIES -thartss Jaass -
rfhs nsiis - s@a Jasasr
PRINCESS Ma = tsn Ia The
Ihfss ICED iifsads
STAGE
Hhiiiu-nui Nias pfsssatiss -s~sas
tifi
rANfAons-tsustr ,-sasstiis 49,
Efants
rAt-AfE ntf-N sststS tsaassiiis saa
rssterisf. Hrsftsa tafssias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
LIN RTY

the spolisfs.' ttst ussiusr utteis
tells tns story b, COS ~ the mast
popular o. tbs RsK iteaea novels. b
prpy'ns ems - ths @seka hEEesg
maiiaa pietutp siirsctsofs HsfasE
esd sped nsss who vutk IN tiss gold.
FIELDS. eseats. aaa beauslsul wpnsn.
arc features % The apalisgs. q
story q Alaska gold rgtsh days Mu
ton ElIts. Anbs q Sgts and fias
.yara Bedford srs amoas ths cass %
popular players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
COLLEGE PROF
ASKS MORE PAY
Like Cows, Teachers Should
Be Contented. He Says

Advocating tnary ~ ht least
tlonoa a 3vaF Tor coileEp professors
and maintaining that the present
saLsrica paid university faculties
wcFv totally inadequate. nr otto
HELLER. 20 Washington university.
st. Louis. Ate. ceatInssa bic al.
dresses at the University % wash
inssoa summer school on TUESDAY
nr. HELLER said chat conienira
cows save better milk snd inii
mated that wriipait professors
would SUPPLY bter learning for
students pr rbsn ~ Prince
ton. several years ago. declared that
professors should BE- paid Hi leasi
ti.aea annually q should So taeoa
above pr, ttuhsnp estimate de-
eafri Or Heller
nr Heller viii lecture 90 wrdnes-
dsy night AZ The Cornish school CA
what l. McdsFa Drama iiia
lscsufea IN thr main have dealt
with drama ami principles % ni'
cfafy criticism
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Will Settlement
Leads to Tragedy

HApLEiGH Eng July se ~.
fsaisd Ina contest over viii in
which q woman istt everything So
him, Henry Morley fired HE homo
and Killed himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
PALACE mr.

Hear ~ WAlihsli sHa MaFN A.
dsn take tta lssaIna feiss in f'aFf
80 caflzias n0w AZ 10 tHsisEa tlln
shsaisr The picture u haiH aisaas
shs tfs ~ an sx eenqst. ana ena
talHs msHy exciting ines8snts -.
viewing gfr Nsw Yest unasfppfit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
.nIuMIIIA

a rich mans saa ls iisfissft f,au,
nns1n. in "Fpals and Riches. che
comedy drama ugu at the Calum
hla thratrr itaallnaun pials the
part o. q young spoisiy man whose
chief amtltiua IL 90 rnioy himself
ana 90 spend money
Ia ne third ~ ths Leather Push,
ere ssflts. also showing as lha Co
iumtia. iesinaa Denny h proving
a. popular as ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Mine l. grandmother age.
have been stage altar for 50
years. and am stu Yet most girls
Ia their teens envy my complexion
as Roit and rosy an 20 years ago
Scores Of my beautiful friends
have secured like results from the
methods employ. Millions can do
go, ! believe SO | have arranged
40 that al who wish may got tlsr
very hclps use. count this a
duty 10 my sex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
cnlnNIAi.

tlsfiA 8wassaa II TIE tfsresstta,s
Mfs tisllea was 60 b. $50 feature
afgfaFitsn IS she ca,ansas wednesday
anil ThuFatsY TIE sssFN ts eos ia
vaisinE ths ageusssts tfpefr ~ a
wealthy spsistY ,afuitr AZ Sss YeFs
Miss auansan. ee. ~ US tesg knaun
stars On ths sefest. 10 supported ~
= eAst phlea IHs.a8ss CoHezt NsEel
Haisfs cain sri tuns f1Fiare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
Intoxication in
Ruhr Due to France

pt}ENaELpoHF. IulY IS OR
man officials declare Shas drunken.
ness has more than d1utied IN the
fsahf towns slocs the French og/as
patton began
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
MN MOUSE

The part q AN Indiana cuunfrY
boy. whose uahappy love affsalf a.
naag wrecks bic iifs. - played br
Charles Hay. IA Tbs oifi I taFr1
ngW AZ the tisus Mouse thtstsF TIE
scsass % ihs picture arc lald ia
iadlsea Ia thesa days bsgnrra 1910
ana 1889 when busNtsE bees wefe
popular IL ts salA 20 be based on
trus iBgs affair Whisb rutssed
shs tie ~ James whlieans tlus9
ana ahaat wbssh hs wFals lhs ra~su
,getn which ths rieguFe is adapted
a east q Fopasr playsfs supports
Hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Asnss Afrss aa Mml7i Umf. ia
tbs Heart ttaitrf. nau plsaaius
igs audiences at the strand thssser.
is an npt1dstn young lady who ssta
esi % win ghs affscglans q Ger
tain tarhriog hr az fiHss considers
tss frivolous. bat iatsr fails ggr her
charms The part * the bsfas'9g
- played bY Atshlon iiamiisoa 'Tas
Heart Raider IL ceneif drama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
wfNrKn GARpEN

Auaisn as siae Wjntss fissetsa
shts uszs ata seeing Charles taass
star Ia rhs uslts - Ban Juan. q
saalangie drama which h tsinE seii
received ~As aish Lives Wil IS
place ne seFnsf elstefs THURSDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
COLISEUM

10th ghildFsn and aaulls are TO-
tsfrsisd in tto Fscapaass ~ ~t'Fas
faa aHd iism she iaeFz aho are
ths Aiigaeliaas Ia uoaiH TaFklnE
laus srs4usi % The popular Tea
fpd rsHnY AisaanfsF plays tils
part % the Hilss hlsseus fsnFpd. la
sha new plFtufa. while ths part -
Hltaa i takss ~ Iua tigtEsraufth
4 nlnibsf - cisFsF guapEstnFs are
IN shs suEposiinE cast Feared
ana ram u s@iHs shg~a a. tbs
Coliseum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18
A two.fruit cream

Today ! wish to tell you 81 a
wonderful cold cream. / learned tho
secret from French beauty experts
many years ago.
! call this my Youth Cram. II
omhodics both lemon ANA strnwber.
ry believe this 20 be tho only
cream which combines these great
skin bcautlfiera.
Hut those French experts have
discovered other secrets, They have
learned how 20 soften. whltcn. feed
and smooth the skin. They seem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Ths TttsF Wees nsaet Il tbs
starring vehicle - phtrh tuE van
itafs e. - ~ sTen az ne ffflBrsss
"Wednesday. TbHFsstsr aa5 rgasaF
iiaft siwags pFwFss an sftFaesiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

Paint stains vii disappear ffpsn
glass II sou rub them with hps vine
gar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-18

n c n c, re d
spots, an d
that impos-
able some
thing which
n o ( a c c
cream, mas
r1Ee. or face
powder c an
cover up or
Evening star., 1923-03-07
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By WILLIAM BRADY. VI. d..
Noted Ph<sician and .4uthor.

unlikely to catch-cr--a disease
which tho pneumoroccuS causes, Yet
out in the cold and wet the change
able weather, damp wind and chilling
draft. the pneumoC"ccuS has never
yet been caught lurking" for really
this germ is one of the frailcSt of
microscopic creatures and just can't
survive d degree Of exposure" which
even Granny Grumble would snap her
fingers at.
reader asks me to suggest some
"eXcrcises to make ono feel strong
enough to walk. ] have been sick
] can walk only Il few rods when I
begin TO grow faint and weak and
This query we'll illustrates A popu- =
lar failacy which is foStered and ex-
plotted by innunerablc new-fangled
guacks who get under the untutored
layman'S skin through the agency of
physical culture" Physical cduca-
tion bears about the same relation TO
physical culture" that physical cul-
ture bears to astrology. physical cul-
ture" propagates the false notion that
muscular strength confers health or
prevents or cures disease
Muscular strength and physical
strength and physical health should
be clearly distinguished. in the best
interest OF health and efficiency. A
certain amount of exercise every day
is indeed an aid in maintaining
health, but even little exercise may
prove a dangerous thing for an In
valid. Alas, many an invalid has sac
rificed his chance of recovery by in
dulging in a little daily exercise with
out his physicians s advice.
Evening star., 1923-03-07
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The subject of this simple sermon
is as follows: why be so proud be-
cause you're righteous if you never
had any inclination to be anything
else?"
There's nothing finer than deliber-
ately chosen, strenuously adhered to
goodness Such Righteousness is
beautiful and helpful. 1t appeals to
other people because it Is based on
the common, human experience OF
temptation and struggle. A sinner
can admire such goodness. can chum
up to 1t and be helped by 1t. He
can do that, because such good people
understand sinners-they might so
easily have been sinners themselves
Yes. I repeat, such good people merit
our deepest respect. But Providence
protect US from the saints VINO
couldn't have been sinners if they'd
trich.
For instance. the shifting spinster
or the meddling matron who gees
evil in the fapper's every glance.
How proud they are CT their prudent
pasts, But did, thev ever desire to
be anything but prudent? Did any
one ever try to Whecdle them away
from their prudence? One glance at
vince you that they didn't. Yet they
act as If they had risen victorious
over "A dozen coquttish compleXes
and were entitled to the de luxe
halos with quadruple gold plating.
Then there's Careful CHRISTOPHER
with his everlasting preaching
against iniquity. Did Careful Chris
topher ever delve in inquity? He did
not: Would he not have yelled for the
police if iniquity had ever peeked at
him from around the corner? He
would. when you come right down
to hard facts. isn't his respectability
due to cowarrlice and stinginess