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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
Beatitudes
of Business
Blessed Are Those
Who Stick to Job

PORTLAND. July n, Beat.
itudea for business women. com
piled by members OF tho Nilsson.
Ia. Mont. club. have been unof'
ficinlly adopted by the National
Federation OF business and Pro-
fessionnl Women'H clubs. IN on.
nuni session here. They are.
blessed are the efficient. for
they shall always have q job:
blemed arc the loyal, for theirs
Is tho heritage OF bosses conf
denco and their own holf.rcspeci:
blessed aro they who expect no
concessions for their seK's sake.
for they shall not DO dlsappolnt.
ed. blessed are they who put trust
In savings tyes. even az tho iowly
per cent or fourl. rather than In
promises for favor In vain, and
tho winds OF chance. who shall
forecast them7
Blessed are they who seek
not 70 SUBSTITUTE personality Tor
performance. for they shall not
be called down. blessed are they
Of the Hllli tongue. for their days
upon Jobs shall be long and their
rises many. blessed arc they that
avoideth tho aiihi habit, for they
shall be given value above ruDlea:
blessed arc tho tactful. for they
nhnll DO eherishod alike by boss
and feilow.worker: blessed arc
they that vary not. for the profits
OF tho primrose path AFRO vanity.
and It's ultimate sign post r. THIS
way out. thrice blersed arc they
who leave nhught 20 tho stars.
but mako life n personal sob. for
they shall never DO noro or sorry
for themselves. and their aver.
ago OF success shall be high"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
Florist Clues
Credit to
Veronica

Cincinnati. o.-scientists have dis.
covered that one OF the greatest
as well IA one OF the most painful
-rheumatism-ls caused
By poisons which arise from foreign
matter allowed 10 accumulate in
the system. These poisons seep
through 90 the blood and are car.
ried 10 various parts OF the body.
By removing the cause with Yer.
onicn Water II has been found that
rheumatism is often relieved in a
few weeks time. Some OF the most
obstinate cases have responded
amazingly to tho Veronica treat.
.moni. Here is typical case OF "A
man who suffered for twenty years
II have suffered with rheumatism
for twenty years and have used
various remedies without obtaining
any relief Have used Veronica
Water with the result that / feel
entirely cured. It's action on the
general system is something won.
derful and would recommend II
To all suffering with this com.
plant ID. Knott. Florist. 623
Rockdale Avenue. Avondale. Gin.
oinnat. o.
Veronica Water is bottled ex.
uctly as It comes from the Springs
and It has oeen impossible for
chemical experts TO reproduce ar.
tIficIally this marvellous water. pro.
vided by nature.
Thousands OF users OF Veronica
have found relief from chronic con.
stipation. indigestion. rheumatism.
kidney and bladt&r troubles and
other stomach disorders. You. too.
may find that Veronica is "The
Water Way 10 Health" a big, gen.
erous 11.3 quart bottle at your
druggists, only slxty.five cents.
Veronica Water
A Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
Wife Says Husband
Hurt Barber Trade

Ruth ". Lewis was doing nice
business shaving beardlcss youtha
and trimming tho hair OF bald.head.
cd men in her barber shop, az 1915
Third ave. until the green-cyed
monster aliRhted on her husbands
shoulders. she sets forth in com.
plant for divorce filed Tuesday. She
also asked court order to restrain
Lewis breaking up the furnishings
OF the tonsortai parlors and 5000 NJ.
torncy'A fees. George Lewis. the
husband, "a foreman in a mill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
City to Construct
Sewer Septic Tanks

Septic tanks 20 treat Fcwage from
three new trunks now under CON
hiruction. will be provided By the
city " the recommendation OF the
finance committee OF tho council car
rlcE. Tho sanitary devices will cost
approximately $4,000. The council
decided TO build tho tanks after the
health department had threatened 10
prevent tho sewers emptying into the
lake by court lnlnnetIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11

Fire Chief George NJ Mantor. have
increased his budget for 1924 70
$3.50. 300. which Is $4,000 more
than the 1929 budget MotorizatIon
OF the department win save $4,000
annually. Mantor says, in submit.
ting his budget TO the city council
FINANCE committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
One of Life's Tragedies
That Ended in q Lesson
The Story of the Other Man Who Stood the
"Gaff' When the Time Came

they are so little understood.
And Mack he's stili there.
He's still ~ courteous az ever. but
1 just wonder n Mack Isn't a bit
more careful about his barney these
dayB7
so that's one reason why bachelors
the confirmed variety became 30
rcticcnt and retiring Don't you
Think
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
sOAPING DIsHWATER

For soaplng dishwpier. you win
find n wire soap shaker good help.
and Into II you can put tho small
pieces OF soap that arc too small to
handle satisfactorily and that 9th.
erwlse would be wasted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
Would Change Canal
Name to Roosevelt

TO change the name OF Panama
canal to Roosevelt canal. that's the
dream OF Federal Judge d. P. Dyer.
OF ST. Louis. who is guest at the
New Washington hotel. Judge by.
or, an enthusiastic Roosevelt admir-.
err, IL on his way TO Portland. 20
attend the unwilling OF Roosevelt
equestrian statue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
Bascule Bridge Is
to Be Constructed

Decision TO build a single basculc
bridge to accommodate vehIcular
and street car traffic over tho west
waterway ut Spokane at. was
reached by the city council streets
and finance committees Tuesday.
The 4o.foot structure win devote is
feet to car tracks and 90 feet to We.
hiclca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
Dairymen to Meet
to Hear Lecturer

DR.. z. y. Wagner. dean Of the
College Of Veterinary Science. will
meet with the dairymen OF King
county on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday TO disouRs dairy disease
problems. Arrangements for tho
talks were made by VIII n Henry.
county agent.
Or. Wagner win speak al Tol,.
Thursday at y. m: al Redmond
Friday at s p. m; az Kent. at 1889
p. m. on Saturday. and at Enum.
claw. nj s p. IN. on Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
Fire Department
Asks More Money

New animals to supplant aging
horses in the city fire department.
and new position-that OF batial.
ion chief. at $3.50 a month--askcd by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
THEN THE DIVORCE
ACTION WAS DROPPED

Then S5mcihng happened Prob
ahly John realized tha, no h9d been
ncglectfui and Mira John realized
that courtesy. while nice. isn't every
thing in life. 20 tho divorce was drop
ped and John came homo TO his fam
ily and hs smiled again. And little
John Ir.. met him with opon arms
and Mira John-well pain, your own
picture.
So tho little tragedy was ayorted
and became instead. a ienon. which
IL rrtoid here Tor the entertainment,
o. those folks who look underneath
the surface for tho human emotions
that cause 20 many tragedies because
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
With an eye-dropper

call this formula my Hair Youth.
I apply II with an eye-dropper once
a day--just enough TO dampen the
scalp. 1t takes but moment. and It
doesn't muss the hair.
Now ] offer this formula to all. I
hope and believe II will bring to
millions what II brought to me. l
have never met anyone who has
found n hair help to compare.
Edna Wallace Hopper's Hair Youth
sells everywhere at SOC and ST. with
eye-dropper. Also my Facial Youth
my famous liquid cleanser. Also my
Youth Cream--my fruity cold cream.
Also my White Youth Clay. My
Beauty Book comes with each.
hope that all who want lovely
hair viii see what my Hair Youth
does. IL the first bottle fails 10
please YOU, your dealer viii return
the, price, Edna Wallace Hopper,
Business Address. Waukcsha. wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
By JACK HALL

This II the story about the other
man." Usually he rs looked upon
with scorn and bitterly condemned
particularly by that smug element
OF society that carefully hides It's
own family skeletons and hmlrka
hypocrltioally az tho frailtles OF 9th
ers less discreet. But this other
man." altho he may be somewhat OF
a bum. IL also somewhat or hero.
Ana because the story's true. you
probably viii think Il fiction. unless
something similar has happened In
your neighborhood,
Because no isn't an freshman.
we'll call him Mack. but he II a tall.
rather handsome bachelor. past the
frivolous age. and entering upon
THAT period OF life when, according
TO popular fiction. all bachelors ex.
eroiso a fatal fascination for women
And no was courteous 60 Mrs
John. who was pretty. and he very
probably flattercd Mrs. John. whose
husband worked hard and quite
likely neglected to give her all the
attention she felt WAS her due Then
there was another complicnting fen.
ture. which gave the ''nelghborH" a
choice subject for scandal. Mack
made his home with tho Johns.
FLATTERY PROVED TO he
TOO MUCH FOR HER
Poor Mrs. joint She wasn't used
10 flattery. and her head was turned
"A little, And poor Mr.. John, Ito
was jealous and abused. and they
quarreled. and Mrs. John said no
wasn't tho only man In tho world.
10 John walked out and took UP his
quarters downtown. and spent many
weary. Lonesome nights playing
rummy or some other brnln.dcaden.
ing gamo that would help him for.
get his sorrow and ease the pain in
his heart. brought By loneliness for
his homo. mis- wife and his little son,
John. Jr.
80 things went along In this pass
FOR some weeks. and the case threat
ened 20 become ono Of those little
tragedies that mar M LIES horizon
with broken hearts and sorrow. II
even progressed 70 the stage where
Mrs, John went 20 sec n lawyer and a
divorce complaint vas drawn.
Here Is where Mack stands forth
an different from the average homo
wrcckcr. when trouble clouds arose
over the sky Of tho little home. no
did not pcurry 20 shelter nj some safe
place. but he stayed on tho job And
he moved the lawn and planted
flowers and took little John Jr, out
for walks and hn worked around the
house and stood the Eaff You have
to admire that Tho stood the saff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11

rs any girl might envy. Heavy and
luxuriant. fine and clean. / have
never had gray hair, never falling
hair, never a touch of dandruff.
And every year, despite my age, it
grows more beautiful,
1t Is my greatest glory, admired
by all who see it. Yet l have stood
in the llmelight for 30 years as a
musical comedy star.
Beautiful at 81
owe this TO my mother. She
said, Science knows some way to
beautify the hair. Let us find it."
SO we searched the world until we
found the hest that science offered.
Mother died at 81. with hair like
minc today. Never hair turned
gray. | used what she used. and
with like results. Scores OF my
friends have done likewise, and all
have this beautiful hair. So | am
convinced that millions can enjoy
these benefits, and am going TO
help them do IT,
Hair is stifled
Experts tell me that hair health
depends on a healthy scalp. An oil
called Sebum accumulates there.
grows hard and clogs the pores.
Dandruff attacks the scalp, Then
the stlfled hair roots deteriora,e or
perish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11


condition fully and VIII mail
"A dyertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
My Hair
Grows finer, thicker every year
d. uZaILno
By Edna Wallace Hopper

The pigment which gives hair its
color becomes stified in like ways
Then some hair falls out, some
loses its color all ceases to thrive.
Just as flowers wither and perish
when stifled by weeds.
So those scientists in France gave
me the formula use. II combats
the dandruff, softens hardened oil
stimulates the hair roots, fertilizes
the scalp. They told me It would
multiply the beauty of my hair,
and II certainly has done so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
DIR. NJ. C. MACY

DIR. VI. c. MACY
Asthma. Tubercuio-
sis. Stomach. Intestinal
Ailments. Kidnc y >.
BLOC d. Skin. Heart.
Pelvic Ailments. Piles.
all conditions OF weak
ness. loss OF vim" and
pep" No knife
1904 Third Ave, Corner
Pike 50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-16
IRISH NATIONALS IN
LEITRIM PLANNING TO
TRAP IRREGULARBAND
Begin Encircling MoUe-
ment Against Groups
Which Terrorize.
BY WILLIAM II. BRAYDEN.

by The San Antonio Light.
Dublin, Feb. 18.-The military op-
erations now proceeding in Leitrim
are on a larger scale than for many
months. In the rugged country of
mountains, woods and lakes in the
Arigna region, the irregulars had scat
tered themselves all over the region in
small groups. They quartered them.
selves on the people, sallying forth to
harry the small garrisons of national
troops. They lived on the popula-
ton. Communicating the traders goods
in shops and in shipment until the
shopkeepers were compelled for safety
to keep only one days stock of sup
ply on hand.
The Dali Eireann debated the
activities of these irregulars when
they shot IN the village of Ballycon-
mel, and it was decided TO clear them
out. The only way to make sure of
them was to encircle the whole dis
trict of twenty-five square miles and
this is being done methOdically in a
manner SlDlllaf 10 lllul tLlplbN Nh
against Christian DeWet in the South
African Boer war. The Irish DeWet
is named Bofin and another promi-
nent leader is said TO be Frank
Aiken who is described by Keyin
0'Higgins as "a mad dog"
Details of the military maneuyer
are forbidden but it is permissible
TO say that at least 1000 national
troops, picked from several divisions
are engaged with full equipment in.
Guiding artillery. They are under COM
mand Of Major General Hogan and
are closing in further each day. like
pincers, on the Businesses Of the ir-
regulars from the towns in the sur
rounding area. Everywhere the adj
vancing troops are received with en-
thusiasm by the people. Already they
have captured number of men,
though NJ prominent leader.
The Investment is so complete with
every road blocked, that it is expected
that none of the wanted men can
escape. The national military chiefs
are satisfied with the progress made.
The domination of the irregulars in
this district has never been seriously
challenged until now and the deter
mination is TO end it finally.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-16
Visits America on Mission
and Then Writes Volume
Telling What He Found
in Politics and Other
Fields.
by EDGAR ANsELL MowRER

Light and the Chicago Daily News.
Rome, Italy, Feb. 15.--In the sum-
mer of 1921, Giovanni Giolitti, then
prime minister of Italy, sent to the
United States. Gen. Pietro Badaglio,
former second in command of the
Italian armies, for the purpose of ex-
alting Italy's victory, and giving "a
sense of security and tranquility il
Illustrative of the "real conditions Of
postwar Italy," With General
Badaglio Travelled Col. Domenico Sicil.
iani, of the general staff. He has re-
Gently published the fruits of his visit
in a volume entitled "Among the Ital.
ians Of the United States of Amer
lea.
$50 Colonel Siciliani, southern Italian
from Calabria, the land of emigrants
TO America, has given special atten.
ton to the Italians in the United
States. But he has observed a good
deal and clsely, and what he says,
of Americans makes excellent read
ing:
Position Of Italian-Americans.
First of all, he found Americans
hospitable and fond of foreign visit
ors. A visit of the Italian crown
prince at some future date, he be-
lieves, would create "delirious enthus-
iasm."
American politics. as the colonel
views it, is rot without difficulties.
There is the japanese problem. The
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-16

Water Blisters on Hands or Feet.
will disappear after few applica-
tons of Imperial Eczema Remedy.
AL druggists are authorized to refund
your money if it fails. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-16

Beautiful Roselawn Cemetery. not a
graveyard. beautiful, well kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.-(Ady.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-16
The makes you choose from: Society Brand, Michael
Stern Campus Toys, Sincerity Clothes David Adler and
Spero Michael

Hurry Hurry, Hury-dont delay attending this sale if
coming at all Choose from full assoments while
at it. Every winter Suit Overcoa and Gabardme included
without exception Even the TUXEDO SUITS are to It's
real clearance without regard for costs value All but
not every There will be plenty for size
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-16

Due to the nature of
this offering and the
lowness Of the price, all
sales will be considered
final - and no returns
can be permitted Also,
there will be a small
charge for alterations.
Extra space, extra sales
people, extra tailors have
been arranged for, to as
sure good service during
the rush selling. ,%.<I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
Aver. atraparOn en- ell
BancC Colonial q
AvelinO Ramirez

Desde hace algun0s dfas, los oficia-
les pagadOreS del American Colo
NAL Bank, de csta ciudad, estaban de-
seosOs Gle poder echarle mano a un
individuO que eli tres ocasiones habia
cobrado cheques zen dichO bancO con
firmas ap0crifas. Aver por Ia tarde
Sc present0 en- el banco ell sujetO, de
quien soSpechaban los cmpleadoS. AL
dirigirSe Il la yentanilla del pagador
Sr. I.izar0, Sc le fueron detras los Off
ciales Rafael Cabrera Torres Eduar-
do Perez, qvienes cuando vieron que
el individuo hizo entrega del chequc
al pagad0r para hacerlo effective, 10
detuvieron. l1l individuo dijo lamar
Sc AvelinO Ramirez Oliviel.i, el che
que que trataba de cobrar, era pOr
valor dc $4,000, eXpedido Il favor die
un tai Marcos Reyes.
De In investigation que practice la
policfa, result6 ser cI autOr de tres
cheques falsos que habfan sido cobra
dos por Gl mismo en- el Banco Colonial.
El fiscal de la Corte Municipal, exi-
gi0 al acusad0 para permanecer ell Ii
bertad provisional. la cantidad de
cuatro mil d6lares, acrlsdndole de cua-
tro delitos de Justification.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
Ell fuegO de esta madru-
gada en- Miramar

las cuatrO de la madrugada de
hoy los pitos de la policfa V las voces
aviSaron que Sc habfa prOducido un
incendiO en- el garage de la casa del
Sr. Joaquin l.. Miro, en- Ia calle de
Cuebillas del barrio de Miramar. FL
primero que Sc di6 cuenta del sinies-
tro, fuG el serene Ludovino Acosta,
quien comenz0 dar fuertes pitazos.
Seguidanente Sc le avis0 Ia briga-
da de bomberos de Santurce la que Sc
cOnStituy0 en- Ell sitio del fuegO los
pOcoS mOmentoS al mandO del Sar-
gento Oliyeras. En- primer termino
acudieron Ia mayor parte de los ve-
cinOs cercanos, y el cabO de la policia
Rufino Escobar el guardia Luis Mu-
fiiz, quienes lucharon de una manera
denodada para que el incendio no Sc
propagase las residencias contiguas.
En- el interior del garage habfa un
truck Ford casi nuevo, un auto 'Repu-
bic Y Ell Pierce Arrow, que es el ca
rro de paseo de los Sres. de Miro.
Todos estos yehfculos fueron redu-
cidos a cenizas, 10 mismo que el CARA
ge. Cuando el incendio estaba Ell tOdo
su apogeo, Sc oy0 una fuerte detona-
cion con motive de haber explotado
TN drum de gasolina que estaba dem
tro del garage. A consecuencia de es-
ia explosion, el sargentO dc bomberos
Sr. Oliveras, sufri0 una quemadura
debajo de la barba.
Apesar de la escasez de bocas de
incendiO que existe por el referido
barrio, los bomberos en- union de In
policfa y algunos paisanos, trabaja-
ron bien.
En- Ell sitio del suceso vimos al Co
misionado de ServiciO Pdblico Sr. Ra-
fael Diez de Anddno, el jefe de Bonn
beros Sr. Schettini, el jefe Llorens ell
sargcnto Soldevila, y el Sr. Luis L6-
pez ManZaneque, de la compafiia del
telefono.
Ell incendio qued6 .localizadO, las
cinco de la mailana, mas menos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29
La brutal anarquia la
tente y los fuegOs en-
los canaverales.

I AnOche, en- terrenos de la Central
Plazuela, manos criminales pegaron
fuego a una pieza de cana, pero gra.
cias que con la lluvia reciente el
hermoso canayeral estaba hdmedo, v
Dor tanto ell fuego no prendfa con fla.
cilidad, Y a la prontitud con que Sc
acudio a apagar Cd incendio, este nc
tom6 incremento rdpido, quemdndose
tres cuerdas.
I'll hechO brutal al ser cOnOcido y
divulgado merecerd la condenaci6n de
cuantos repudian estos excesos wanda
licos, mucho mas cuando Sc quiere ha-
Ger vfctimas de ellos a patronos tan
generosos y altrufstas como ell seiior
Giorgetti, quien tanto debe ell ele-
mento obrero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-29

cito polaco. Ell general en- jefe Nit
tel Hauser, Atache militar frances en-
Praga y el jefe de los ejercitos chg
cos, en- una conferencia convinieron
en- que una alianza entire ambas po-
tencias uniria mas los lazos que esr
trechan a Francia y Checoeslovaquia,
para la defensa m1tua de ambos pair
ses en- futuras agresiones.
Francia Sc declara neutral en- la cues
ton griega.
PARIS, diciembre 29.-El Sr. Veni-
zelos sostuvo aver una entrevista con
Monsieu Peretti de la Rocca, director
del Quai d'Orsay, informandole Ell
ilustre periodista que Francia Sc dis
pone a mantener su absolute neutra-
lidad en- los asunto de Grecia. ssD De
Marsellas comunican que en- ell bhque
griego "Andros" ha llegado aquel
puerto la delegation Official ateenien-
Sc. que viene a Francia en- busca del
Sr. Venizelos.
Los miembrOs del ParlamentO griego
firman un documento para cOnven-
Ger Venizelos que la fOrma de go
biernO deseable es la Rep1bIica.
ATENAS, diciembre 29.-Adelan-
tandose la llegada del Sr. Venizelos
a Atenas, hecho que Sc registrara hoy
sabado, los elementos republicanos y
dem6cratas venizelistas han frnlado
un protocolo por ell cual Sc pide cue
sea defnitivafaente removit!a de ti y.
cia la forma de gobierno dinastica,
juzgandose que veinte diputados re-
volucionarios estamparon tambien sus
firmas en- ell mencionado documento.
Ell objeto de este pacto es el de con-
veneer a Venizelos su arribo Ate
mas, que la mayorfa del Parlamento
helene esta decididamente del lado de
la Republica, que es 10 que en- la ac-
tualidad necesita Grecia para SUI sal
vacion.
Como Sc cree que el Dixmude Sc per-
dio Ell medic del mar.
PARIS, diciembre 29.-La creencia
generalizada Ell el Ministerio de Ma
rina es la de que el "Dixmude" SUI
friera un percance cuando navegaba
por los altos mares, y que probable
mente estuviera varios dfas volando
sin rumbo, batido por la tormenta
que Sc desat6 en- el Golfo dc Gabcs.