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Evening star., 1924-11-07
LEAGUE COVENANT
CHANGES IN FORCE
Four Articles Amended, En-
bracing Settlement of
Disputes by Court.
Ey the Associated Press.


BOSTON, November 7.-Amend-
ments to four articles of the League
OF Nations covenant are now in force.
according to word received from
Geneva by Denys z. Myers of the
World Peace Foundation, American
agent for the league publications..
The principal articles changed as
result of Publications by member
states are articles II, Is ana Is. in
all of which il is now provided that
judicial settlement of a dispute by
the Permanent Court of international
Justice is Cne of the methods to be
employed. The legal section of the
Secretarlat in Il circular letter just
received has announced to the men,
bcr states that these amendments
are to be regarded as having come
into force on September 20. Article
IL of the covenant now reads as fol-
lows:
The members of the league agree
that If there should arise between
them any dispute likely to lead to a
rupture they will submit the matter
either to arbitration or judicial set
tlcment or to inquiry by the council
and they agree in no case to resort
10 war until three months after the
award by the arbitrators or the
judicial decision or the report by the
council"
The words 'or judicial settlement
have been inserted. The same words
are now added in articles Is and 10.
The fourth article in which an
amendment is now effective, is arti-
Gle 6. to which the following sentence
has been added:
The expenses of the league shall
be borne by members of the league in
the proportion decided by the as
Scmbly."
Evening star., 1924-11-07
Cllildren's Fleece
Union Suits
Sl.OO. $50. Sl.75

The crisp chill of the air
these days is a reminder of
the cold weather to come
when kiddies will need more
heavy underwear. With high
neck and long sleeves or
d u tc h nee k and elbow
sleeves; ankle or knee
length.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-11-07

Temperature decreases with eleva-
tion because the air gets drier and
higher as we aSce nd and quickly loses
the suns heat. Nearer the earth the
heat is held by the heavy moist air
that rests on it,
Evening star., 1924-11-07
Children's Sturdy
Sox, Special
39c

A re al opportunity for
mothers, this. To save on
the price, to save on darn
ing-for these rs stockings
are durable as we'll as smart.
In brown. gray and black
with novelty cuff tops. All
sizes in the lot.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-11-07

3O.fO 10 SC.SO
All tan calf. tan calf
with field mouse kid
top, all patent. or pat
ent with white kid.
Sizes for children.
growing girls and
misses.
Evening star., 1924-11-07

Will be here tomorrow morn
ing. II am, by special arrange
ments.
Evening star., 1924-11-07

Boys tan Russia
calf oxford, with soft
toe or tip, made with
sturdy leather soles.
and springy. rubber
heels. A handsome
style.
EN Ruu DING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Letter Prom Sydney Carton 70
John Alden Prescott

] have done a good many things Tor
you. Jack, that have stretched the
cords ot our friendship. but must
say that nothing has ever stretched
them % the breaking point as this
latest mission OF yours.
A. ] told sou before I started. I
know that u were your wife. Leslie.
I would never forgive YOU for not
coming TO me IN this great trouble.
What arc a few thousand dollars be.
aldo ono Of her tearG7
/ have felt like an interioper. in
fact as yet ! haven't seen her. I have
been ahlA, however, 10 bring a little
order out % chaos and console Mrs.
Hamilton and poor old Karl a bit.
You remember that you told mo a
few days ago that you thought Alice
was on the verge OF insanity and
there Is no doubt OF Il. For two or
three days before her death sho had
hardly spoken 20 anyone and yestcr.
day morning she would not speak 10
Karl when he came into her bedroom.
Tier face was drawn and her eyes
sild. he said. In telling inc the details.
Ho evidently was very much
frightened and went Immediately 20
tho phone 10 call Mru. Hamilton. Ho
was scarcely gone five minutes. but
when he returned his wife was not In
her room and the bathroom door was
locked
She did not answer when no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
EAziiy and ehe.ply made at home.
bat IL beats than all for
quick results.
100000

Thousands OF housewives have
found that they can save two.thirds
OF the money usually spent for cough
preparations, by using this well.
known old recipe for making cough
has no equal for prompt results. 10
takes right hold Of n cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in y hours or less.
Get 2k ounces OF PineK from any
druggist, pour IL into a pint bottle,
and add plain graduated sugar syrup
to make full pint. II you prefer,
use clarified molasses. honey, or corn
syrup, instead OF sugar syrup. Either
way. II tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts family long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
il acts, penetrating through every air
passage Of the throat and lungs
loosens and raises the phlegn,
soothes and heals the membranes, and
gradually but surely the ANNOYING
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis.
appear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis, spasmodlc Group, hoarse.
ness or bronchial asthma.
PineS is a special and highly con.
centrated compound OF genuine Nor.
way pine extract known the world over
for its healing effect on membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for "2il ounces of
PineI' with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed 10
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Piner Co.,
II. Wayne, Ind. ,a,....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Benefits of Massage
Without Massage

You Nil know tho splendid benefits OF
expert facial massage. But do YOU also
know that n improperly done. or too
frequently. II tends TO loosen tho skin,
weaken tho muscular foundation, pro.
ducinR says and wrlnklcs9
IL moro women only knew Il. all the
good Of massage, aud more. with no
harmful effect. may DO had by applying
n simple mixture OF powdered tnrl,root
ana lemon Juice, spoonful OF each
THIS, instead OF making tho face fiabby,
does tho very opposite, Its action IL
perfectly astounding, In your mirror Won
see wrinkles, ago lines Rndasagglneha
literally "lronod out'--in less than fit.
teon minutes A beautiful rounded con.
tour results and youthful pink glow
mounts tho cheeks, You can obtain an
original package OF powdered tnrkroot
from any druggist ontHsh Co bring tho
cost or each treatment down TO thrce
cents or lossl It's tho greatest thing
yot discovered TO make old.looklng faces
young looking, Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
TELEPHONE CONVERSATION
BETwEEN RUTH BURKE AND
Join AIDEN PRESCOTT

Jack. irnt Il terrible newer Wal.
ter and arc going over with you 20.
night"
I'm glad you arc going. Ruth. BE-
cause I cannot go
what 90 sou mean. csnt SO.
Jack DO you know that feallr'a ais.
ter Alice has committed huielisT'
Yes. but Two explained Il all 20
ieslle, Il u impossible for mo 20 10
for a dag or two. sgd has gone By
airplane at my request VIII you tell
Leslie when you sec her that all ms
thoughts and love Aru with herr
Hello Hello' Central you cut me-
on. Give mo wcstlako 1850"
There's your party
II want 20 speak 10 Mrs Burke"
1T il impossible for Mrs. Burke 20
come 90 tho phone, she n getting
ready 20 catch a train Tor PltSburR.
IL there any messsEt9''
Il was Just talking 10 Mrs. Burke.
This iH Mr Prescott speaking. We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

toward the bridge over tho Tiny
brook that separated tho two estates.
tho sinister dusk was creeping In
from. the darkenins horizon.
I'm Jealous Of your other Prince"
Kent bantercd. and Dolly said. seri,
ously. "Ho isn't really mine. hos
Mans"
Nonsense. What has Nan 10 DO
with Princcs7''
"oh. Il doesn't matter tha; shes
married 20 that old hobgoblin. I
mean that can't stop her loving her
Prince"
Don't. Dolly. e Isn't nlco for a
little sill to say things like that"
''SIeo or motifs true talk. You
see. Nan ought TO have married Mr.
Finley In the first place"
Hush. Dolly" Ken, spoke sterniy.
Mans my sister. and I forbid you to
gossip about her"
"All right. Orry won't. Miss
Matte isn't your sister. Is she7 May
I talk about herr"
Yes X you like" and tho young
man smiled.
We'll. she's n meddissoms Matte.
What DO you s'pose she's doing now7
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HOW0fM9Ss5$Ss&S7Hy
SIo24 b MA Service Inc. MlLS

most Il the family and a few neigh
uurE. this omission Mas mot rotiued
FINLEY had seated himself not
near Nsu but where be- could watch
hgr lu fact Do Was beside Miss
MaftIr. who was more than ready 10
entertain him.
And ID WAS during one ~ her long
and rambling d.ecuuucs that FINLEY,
watching Nan. asaiu SAW that quick.
ulEIiKu motion as ~ dropping some
thing Boa layuor's tsacup.
"Sacchaginc. sun. no thought.
"shg can fool him then Do
thought. "nut seems 20 me shc could
fool him oftcner ana better than she
does
Tea over. they fingered on tho ter.
race. Another gorgeous sunset was
under way.
Rarely does that old sun set a
chance 20 sink 90 rest IN such a bed
% beauty" said Iva Turner. who
was always loquacious az tea time,
There she goes cried Dolly. a.
tho last % tho great flaming disk
dropped out OF siEht, And ] must
50, too. or mother viii blow me up
SKY high Who'll walk 20 the bridge
with me-
II will" said orry. who was a
born cavalier. and likewise fond Of
gas little Dolly,
Hut they tarrlcd until tho other
guests had taken leave and then, as
they sauntercd across the lawn. down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Women Need SWamp-RoOt

Thousands Of women have kidney
and bladder trouble and never sus.
pect IT,
Women's complaints often provo
to be nothing elso but kidney
trouble, or tho result OF kidney or
bladder disease.
II the kidneys arc not in n healthy
condition, they may cause tho other
organs to become diseased.
Pain in tho back. headache. loss
Of ambition, nervousness. arc often
times symptoms Of kidney trouble
Don't delay starting treatment. DR..
Kilmcr's SwampRoot. physlcan's
prescription, obtained At any drug
store, may be just tho remedy needed
to overcome such conditions.
Get a medium or large sIzo bottle
immediately from any drug store.
However. II you Wish first to test
this great preparation send ton cents
TO DIR. Kilmor & CO.. Binghamton,
y. Y, for n sample bottle. When
writing be sure and mention thla
paper.-~sAdvertlsemont.
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Indeed. az first che didn't rsooE,
nlEs lt aH "a shot. So often a sup.
posed shot had been q blowout or a
burst tire. that now. when Il was
really "a shot. she naturally thought
q something else For "a moment no
sounds followed. and then various
light footsteps could be heard below.
stiu unthinkinE " tragedy. AAa
Matte stepped out into tho ball. and.
tho hall and sfaira were as yet un.
lighted. ahn fclt her way 10 tho
banlstcr rail- and started slowly down
the stairs.
when half way down sho could
discern a white figure standing IN
tho door between tho hall and the
sun paflor. but as shc went on. the
figure which she knew 10 b. that Of
Eva Turner. went thru the doorway
and tho next instant tho lights OF the
sun parlor were flashed on.
Miss Matte EeuuIed tho res; Of
tho way down and pcsred thru the
hail door into tho sun room,
On the floor lsy her brother IN an
unEainly heap, near him stood Mal.
colin Finley. an automatic pistol N
his hand. and by tho door. her hand
stan on the light switch. stood Eva
Turner.
She was not looking NJ Finley. but
in the opposite direction. toward this
west door Of tho sun room
And az that door. In another mo-
msnt. appeared Nan. white faced and
terrified.
Then. a. Nan stepped into this
room. Orylilo Kent also came In
from tho south side. thru the outsid,
door that opened on the lawns ant
flower beds that ran down to tbs
/ brook.
what is IT." no cried. then
catching sight Of RRynor's fallcr
figure, and taking in Finley with IN,
pistol. Kent vprang across the room
TO put his arm round tho shaking
form Of his sister
Move. somebody DO something
came from Miss Turner In an hyH
torical shrek.
"oh. Douglas Miss Matte cried
and toJcrcd to a chair.
"Who-who did ~" Gsspcd Nan
/ her voice almost lnaudblc.
who did it," Knocked Miss Turner
There no stands--with his weapon
still Ia his handg'
IL didn't do H." Malcolm FinieS
said, and quickly added. II dom
think I did"
'oh. you don't" and Miss Turner'S
scorn fell on him. 'rWcil, then. Mrs
Rnynor did 81 As came TO thl
door heard tho shot, and before
could get tho light on I saw yot
| both"
How could YOU SEQ without tht
lights orr asked Orvillo Ken
( stcrnly.
Ezra Goddard came then. shocked
and wondering; Hatfield. tho butler
appeared, and several maid servant!
huddIcd In the background.
/ Somebody must tako charge here.
Goddard said. going toward Tn,
stricken man; perhaps no ism
dond."
"Oh," said Nan. hcr frightened
eyes staring, Isn't he7"
flush. Man. said her brother
"Wlll you let me take you TO you
room2"
NO. no, OrrT / must stay here
I must! You stay by me"
Yes. Nan and Kent placed hct
in a big chair, and then sat near her
Continued in Our Next Issue
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shr 1,1EuE down here at ua.'
Tho two were ou The brflEo now
me little rustic affBir that added pie
ursrquturHs fa Tut -rrnr Dolly had
turned and wac io0Eins back toward
the h1pse
What sharp eyes yuu have Kent
aid lookinss too 4 can scarcely
BEE her Tt- dark comes quickly
yea Dolly looked at her wrist
watch "it ,sa o'clock, 2 muai
guu. Goodbye, orr
"Goo4bys Kent said looduE A. his
own watch, and starting Of toward
4 ihe house.
Msddlssome Matte had been look
ms out her window AZ che two stroll.
/ Ing hvrurs the lawn. boat there wac
u0 more to n chan iilr curiosity
/ Ii WAS her habit tU watch every
th.nE and everybody Boa hope ~
. learning something rhr was not
meant 90 know.
FIum her own room. with tho vim
doWa uu open. tb0 had heard her
/ brother leave the terrace ana SO into
the sun parior that was doubtless
| 90 avoid the dampucss.
sho had heard Malcolm FINLEY, az
the same time. leave the terrace and
90 into the house. walking thru the
rear hall. aud out on the east ysnn-
Ga. sho had listened intsntly but
didn't hear Nan follow him dis
tinrt disappointment 20 Miss Matte.
Mr. Goddard. she knew. was IN hls
own room. And Eva Turner was
busting about. now IN her bedroom.
then on tho stains. then 20 the
/ kitchen and back hEain-of course.
intent upon her dietary duties.
Departing OF any further sounds
OF Interest. Alisa Matte snapped on
her lights and looked az her clock
n was i've minutes 20 seven then.
time 20 begin 90 dress for dinner,
And then. tho not listening iniently.
Miss Mattie'a ears were startled BY
tho sound o. "a single thoi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Four Arrested on
Liquor Indictments

-Four men. indicted secretly by the
federal grand jury for conspiracy TO
violate tho national prohibition act,
were arrested By Deputy Z. S. Mar
shal 4. 81. Smith Wednesday at 1880
Jackson 81, and later released under
81. 900 bonds each.
The four arc Dominic Trieo. Carlo
Davis. Sam VALID and Joe Guilo.
They are accused Of manufacturing
beer and with possessing and selling
moonshlnc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

TUE Riddle Lady shid rho had 10
Il 50 home. bat that tho would
come some other time
IN leave my riddles with Nancy. :"
she said They are IN this book hn-i
che can read them 20 you"
"Oh. let's have our rsfreahmsnts
next" said Airs John.
Yes. iersr' cried Jack spratt and
Peter Peter and an tho greedy
Mother Goose people.
Some people would rather eat than
hear fddlcsI
But Nancy and MEX took the rid
dles or BY themselves and read them
one AZ a time.
ot course some % the words were
pretty hard but when they has their
magic shoes on things seemed much
easier reading. tool
This was the next riddle they read
I'm round a. an orange.
hut not good 90 cat.
am not a ~, soft.
Ana ~ not az All sweet
am no, a fine fruit.
or a bullet o. ball.
or fat yellow pumpkin
That comes Ia the fan.
Neither am n knob
on a pole or a door.
! am not on the ground.
don't ron on tho floor.
Tho m not on the ground.
It's a. true as can b..
That tho I'm not on u.
The ground % on me.
Thru OCEANS q space.
roll aud I iwiri.
With planets I race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

Ana I whifE and ! whlri.
! am not on pole,
But ha-hAi Don't you 6ec'
Tho I'm not on a pole.
Their are two poles on me.
Some places I'm hot.
Bomc places I'm cold.
And I'm something like seventy
Million years Old
I converse with the run.
hlnE duets with the moon.
The Dos stars my pct
Ana tho Dippsrs my spoon.
THE clouds are my curtains.
The stars are my lights.
The Milky Way shows me.
The road 90 80 nights.
The Fainb0N't my pamsol.
Gay IN the sun.
Now tell me. who am ~
My riddle d done
II know what II e." said Nick
'WhatT' said Nancy II think Il
sounds dreAdfuIly hard"
IT'S the earth" said MEX. That's
round and Old and cold AZ the North
Pole and hot down South and -well.
rs everything Il says"
Nancy looked then,
That's firht" she rsA r5isr,pfv
That's the answer It's too bad tho
Riddle Lady has some home. You
might get tho prize
ITS moro fun 20 guess ono an.
swsr than 20 set a hundred prizes. ("
Eaid Nick proudly.
And ] think he was right
Go lie Continued
te9syFiEii. itgi. y D. a. Hsryiss. inrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Minister to Talk
Before Credit Men

Creditors or Debtors" Will be the
address theme Of the Rev. ]. J..
crowther at the meeting December
10 or the Seattle Association OF Credit
Men at the Masonic clubrooms. Tho
session Is called for G p. m.
Captain stanislo OF the fire depart.
ment win make a short talk on fire
alarm boxes and their use. The glco
club viii give some Christmas music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11

BERLIN, Berlin ncwFboys must
call their wares In whispers or not
az all \ recent ordinance prohibits
tho shouting Of papers on the streets
% tho capital. Tho nswsboys' cries
disturbed business men at their work
in adjacent office buildings, IL was
pointed out.
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The Tangle
story InHsrmo.t emotion. revealed b, v, -

were Gu, off wm you tell her ! am
on the Afiro AGAIN.
4 am very forry. slF. delivered
your message 20 MrA Burke ana she
rald sho had finished tho eonycraa-
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Blames Milk War
on Trucks, Roads

This milk war comes primarily
from an adjustment OF conditions ere.
atcd by tho auto truck and tho good
roads," declares Carlyle Hall, butter
man on Western ave. "or course.
thoro arc contributing causes, but
paved roads and fast trucks hive
made IL possible for a dairy farmer
living 30 miles from Seattle 10 dis.
pose Of his product hero In direct
competition with tho ranchcrs lIyine
within five 10 ten miles OF tho city.
This not only enlarged tho supply
territory. but tho mon farther out
nro on land that cost them 500 per
acre, while those close In have paid
1900 or $500 per nero for their land"
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English girls have adopted tattoo.
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nEGIN mrKE TnnNN

NakaIm IInfrv returning from
nnnau. fa Invited fa flsWUr Acres
tht Lous Island home uf i1uE iaH
kstunr husband ~ NauC1 who n
iormrr sNfelhraft ei tihit
Itf Htarnsers that NaNnor is as auT
n.lIug over Nancy ANA Bel inlruHra.
ht Flower Acres are lgra Goddard
.rIrnt az FINLEY Nancy hrr devoted
hrrthtr. urElIr Kent; Douglas kah-
nrr- ksnnaTe sister. Niles Nalt.T.
and others linlry rralitrs thar Pc
is rcsaFtet with suspicion hl heN
SD laNr affair with Nancy lhia
ana fhs caustsnt abuse RAY heaps
lpnn hts vile sngrr liulnN rAr
lrtmriy. kaEuur uNrrhcars . roh-
NrrsatIon between ilnlry and Nancy
aud orders Finley % leave the house
% promise shat IN you VIII remove
Nalsf presence Z viii at ancc trans
loving end kind tempered 81 hus-
lanua. hF surefs
NOM GO on WITH TIM STORY
You can never cay another Word
% me. of any sort whatever And
IN a fury FINLEY len them.
he Was SURE be had made a fool Of
himself. sure be had harmed Nan
rather than helped her
FINLEY went 20 hts room. but he did
not az once begin 20 pack bis things,
lie sal down by a window and gaHed
out over the flowers, 20 the sea and
sky. and lei his thoughts grow
ralmsr ana more practical
was there no way he could help
Nang No task would be too hard.
no service too difficult, II no could
bat make up for the trouble and an.
noyance he had caused her.
Fer he had small doubt but that
Raynor would wreak on his wife the
anger he must feel toward himself
FINLEY.
A lcnE time he thought and sighed
as he pondered.
And then. instead OF packing his
Kit and starting FOR tho train. be
haihed and dressed and presented
himself on tho western terrace Just
as tea was being brought there.
FINLEY did not look AZ his host or
speak 20 him. but as there were
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knocked az the door. and becoming
alarmed be finally broke down tho
door and found nhs had severed tho
arteries IN both her wrists. sho was
not quite dead when he arrived. but
died before shc could DO taken back
10 her bed.
Copyright 1894 NEA Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-11
Quick Way To
Break HeavyCough

Many have been aatonishsd how
quickly bad cough disappears
when treated with new double
action treatment that Is simple but
wonderfully Effective.
Here is the method. which is based
on a romar kabie prescription known
M DR.. Kings New Discovery FOR
Coughs: You simply take one tea
spoonful and hold IL IN your throat
for Is or 20 seconds before swallow.
Ing, without following with wRter.
Tho prescription has a double ar.
ton. il not only socthes and heals
soreness and Inflammation, but also
looSons aud remover tho phlcgm aud
congestion which arc the direct
raHfs OF the coughing. When tho
cause N removed, the scvcrest cough
quickly disappears.
This treatment IL for coughs,
chest colds, tickling, sore throat,
hoarseneBs, bronchitis, spasmodic
Group, etc Recommended for chill
dron an well as grown foIks--no
narcotics or opiates. Economical.
too, as tho dose Is only one tea
spoonful AZ all good druggists.
AJAX for
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QUIET NEwsBoy.

TOMORROW - This letter con.
llnued.
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English girls have adopted tattoo.
Ing as a fad.
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Now 20 OF WITH nm STORY

Ace Muffier Cap
Il ftsl Hugs tight and snug
on any headl
Rack stitched. The close.
tight mesh holds the shape.
Buttons up or down with
two buttons.
Heavy Weight, si.oo.
Extra Heavy Weight, si.So,