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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11

Parizsky easppjs jeden uspo-
fadal mezi svyaH ctenari ankle.
tu O idealu zen a o idealu mu-
III. Jak muzi tax j zeny byii
.vyzvani. ably vyjmenovali se-
DIM vlastnosti, iichz u sebe ma
.vzajem ii vazi q tri chyby, KITE
re nejvice odsazuji. Die vysled-
ka tohoto hlasov&ni je videt,
ze Francouzsky nejvice ocenu-
il u muze intelligence. Takto sc
vyslovilo 44,649 ctenarek. Pre-
dnosti, ktere byly vedle toho
nejcasteji imenovany, jsou: do
mackost, dobrota, laska ku pra-
eli, vernost, sila,. vdle a pocti-
vost. Pro odvahu uNmuze roze-
hfalo sc celkem velmi malo
zen a laska k detem jest dokon
ce az ma II mist9 onech Via
stnostf, ktere isou oznacovany
"a ldobre vlastnosti muze. -
Zdvorilost jest az docela v po-
siednf fade. Stejn6 maio jsoa
ceneny Aslechtilosts sebeOvla-
dani a trpelivost. Zajimave je,
ze vlastnosti, kteroQ zeny u mu
ze nejvice vytykaji jest jeho
zaliba v dobre kuchyni. Zado-
stivost muze po dobrem .idle
byla odsouzena 55,553 hlasy.
Ma druhem mist9 mezi chyba-
mi muEovymi nalezala Sc zarli-
vost, ma tfetim nedostatek smy-
slu pro domacnost. Dalsimi v
rade byly: primost, hrdost,
zvedavost. Ale i vysledky hla-
sovani muzi o dobrych ci spa
tnych vlastnostech zeninycii
jsou nemene zajimavymi. Mu-
zove cent u zen domackost, kite
ratio cnost obdrzela 3S,905 hla
sI. Potom nasleduii: laska K
detem, vernost, dobrota,s nez-
most, obetavcst q intelligence.
Sporivost, cistota, veselost, OBJ
drzely jiz mnohem meme hla-
sh. Mezi spatnynli vlastnostmi
zeny, 'ktere jsou nejvice odsuzo
vany, objevuje e.na pryem mi
ste paradivost, ktera odsouze-
ma 65,S76 hlasy. Potom pficha
ri zadostivost dobreho jidla s
"a, 400 hlasy a ma tretim mi
ste zvedavost. Sv&rhvost byla
odsouzena skoro stejnym zp0-
sobem jako zvadavost. Pax pfi
zarliyost. tvrdost, hr-
dost. z tohoto hlasovani jest vi
det, ze muzove majiistale je-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
!, Slepec 5 lucernou

..Temnou noci kraceli slepec :
.lucernou " ruce $. hrncem IA
plecfch 4po trzisti. Kdosi Sc rho
4optal: "Ty hlupaku, noe den
jsou stejne pro tvoje oci, jak
tt mlze byt prospesna ,tva lu-
cerna?1, Slepec, odpovedel: Lu-
cerna neni pro mne, ale pro te-
be, abys mi v temnote neroz.
bill mIj hrnec."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
Prakt;cky yyklad pisma

Phi kteresi yyrocni zkousce
Skolni. slysel otec. jednoho za-
ka. ktery byl ,ufednikem, jak
vysvetloval ucitel slova bible:
"Uderi-li te nekdo V tvar ma.
stav drlhou. !" Cestou k domovI
zeptal Sc ucitele. zda take o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
"a ,CEST OTCOYUJ.
R'O Nan
1 Napsal xaviAr dasMant6pin.
RIO M A N !.

"Ano," minil taktez stepan
sam, ITO mohlo by byti! Stryc
mdj nenalezl mas uz U Jana
-~ttvrtka v ulici Rebeval a vra-
cl Sc proto nepochybne sam.
chteje $ nami "a kazdou ce-
nu jeste dnes promluviti. Je
to dikaz, ze ma nam sdelti
neco ddleziteho."
V tom zazvonil u vratek "a
hradnich nekdo jiz pc treti q
to nejvetsi jiz netrpelivosti.
Rene Molin vysel payilonu
do zahrady.
"Bud'te opatrnym," volal
ma nej jeste stepan.
"Ano," dodala Berta, "po-
mnete lecky, do niz i ia byla
vlakana."
"Bud'te beZe Strachu, ma
mne Sc nepratele nasi tax sna
dino neodvazi!" odvetii Rene
z predsine uz.
l preset potion zahradou a
octnuv Sc u dvirek uzavrenych
tazal sc drive neil lie otevreI:
"Kdo jest tam? A co zada?
Zvucny hlas bodreho droz-
kare Petra Loriota oval Sc
ihned z ulice:
"Jsem to ia, pane Rene
Mouline - ia Petr Loriot, Ste
panty stryc - otevfte mi ry-
chile, prosim. Muslin s vami
vsemi ihned mluviti. Otevrete
mi ale tamhle par krokd dal
velka vrata, do zahrady vedou
lci, abych mohl dovnitr j Sc
svym vozem vjeti. Nam dobre
priciny, proc nechci no yenku
,nechati. Zmylil jsem Sc jen je-
dnou. - Ale rychle, rychle!"
Rene Moulin 'chtel sc tazati
po vysvetleni, ale rozmysliv Sc
poposel nejprve k velkym vra-
tdm a otevrel je. n
Petr Loriot vjel do zahrady
a Rene Moulin Timed "a MIN
vrata opet uzavrel.
Mezi tim taky synovec droz
kardv, nemaje uvnitr pavillo-
nu stani,, sem Sc dostavil.
Spatriv znamy jemu povoz
a znamou postavu ma kozli-
ku, tazal Sc:
"Pro blh, co Sc deje, mdj
stryce?"
.:D9je Sc, dele - def Sc
veci neslychane. - To budete
zasnouti, me deti, az vse u
slySite. PredevSim ale nesmim
zapomenouti, ze Jan Ctvrtek
jest uvnitr povozu meho!"
On! - Zde!'
Bodry drozkar, mluve tex,
popojel mezi tim pc Stroke ce-
ste az skorem k samemu pa
vilonu.
Oba muzove dohonili no tam
v male minutce.
Petr Loriot jal Sc Jim tu
dale vysvetlovati:
"Kdyz jsem dojel do ulice
Rebeval k Janu Ctvrtkovi, I'VE
del jsem tam cd n6ho, ze jste
no prave pred malym okamzi-
KEN opustili. Jan ctvrtek, We
da, jak dllezite veci mann vam
Sdeliti, nechtel mne ami ma o.
kamzik opustiti. Volky nevol-
ky musil jsem no az sem Sc
bou privezti."
V tom Sc taky jiz oteyrela
dvirka drozky:
"ProSim vas, pfatele." o.
zval Sc HAS, Jana Ctvrtka, "po
mozte mi sestoupiti. - Nohy
mole slabnou vic a vice."
St6pan kvapil, aby prani to-
mu vyhovel. -
Jan Ctvrtek yystoupil s ve-
~likou obtizi ven.
"Ano, ano, Petr Loriot del
jenom pravdu!' pravil hlasem
velice jiz seslablym. "Chci
spatriti ho drive jeste nezli re
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-11
ldsp, skterez, ale bylo usetfe-

den, sKIerezs ale pyl0 uSetIe-
NOT"
"Ano, to byl syn mdj, me
drahe .zlat6 rob9w opakovala
Esterka. n neodolateln&m W.
buchu lasky matefske! "Mdj
syn to .byl, pravfm van, plodI
|lAsky me, det'atko mole me-
blaine! Rcete rychle jen, co Sc
stale 5 MIN? zije-liz?"
Petr .Loriot, hlede Sc souci-
ITEM !, 8 obdivem ma rozechve-
nou matku, .odtusil $ 1sme-
VEN:
"Upokojtez Sc, madame -
lMohu vam sdeliti zpravu ra-
dostnou. Ano, syn vas zije a
cod jest6 vice vazf, jest, Re z
lneho jest statecny, fadny p po
ctivy muz. - Ostatn9 INA ho
celia tato vazena spolecnost.
Jest to vas ochrance. vas pff-
| tel pfece!"
St6pan Loriot a Rene Mou-
lin vymenili mezi sebou 'po-
hledy, jichz vyraz bylo by zby
.tecno liciti.
| Kekli 81 jimi vse..
ii ,Zvlaste mlady lekar zachva
cen byl nevyslovnym pohnu-
tim, tax ze byl sotva to pro-
1mluviti.
".Jeho jmeno? - jmeno je-
no, stryce?!" zamumlal je-
nom..
!. Petr Loriot usmal sc pozno-
WI rozhledl sc vitezoslavne
kolem.
Tesilo no, ze on jediny Una
ted tajemstvi, jez zbudilo tax
nesmfrne napeti.
PAX pravil hlasem primo
slavnostnim:
! ,."Ono. dite, jez nesl v ma
rucil lekaf v Brunoy, a o
! Ln9m|z tato pani tvrdi, ze jest
synacek jeji, nuze, dite to slu-
je. dnes Jindrich z La Tour
Vaudien a jest to adoptovany
syn .Jifiho vevody z La Tour
lVaudien - -"
Vykrik ... nekolikanasobny,
pronikavy oval Sc SIM.
Berta a Rene, Esterka Ste
pan vzkrikli taky. jednim de-
chem takrka.
1 Nejv6tsi, ano nejstrasnejsi
.bylo ovSem pohnuti Esterky,
Jindfichovy matky.
Zach, on, on, me dite ubo-
he, me dite ztracene! On adop
tovan pfiserou tou, adoptovan
bidnikem tim, adoptovan vra-
hem vlastnfho. praveho otce
sveho. vrahem Zygmunta, cho
lite meho, ivrahem lekare Bru-
noy"
/ zalomila rukama. zoufale.
! Avsak v tomtez okamziku
! jiz - TAX stridaji Sc zal ia
sotem v kritickych okamzicich
= rozjasnila Sc tvar jeff, zrak
| jeji zrosil sc slzami radostny-
mi, zvolala opet:
{: Zach, co. ma tom vsem! Coz
ma tom! Vzdyt' on zije! zije!
A prsa jeji dmula Sc vzly-
kotm, nemz misil Sc vse-
chen zal mijejici a radost ky
nouci v budoucnosti.
d Bodry drozkar nepochcpo-
val skorem ami slova z toho
vseho, vrt6l stale hlayou mad
ipocinanim 81 Estercinym, pax
ale del:
Et "Nerozumim vam, nevifn, co
tim vsim vlastne chcete fici,
ale O tom neni zadne pochy-
by, ze dite, jez lekar z Brunoy
nesl a jez potion bylo zachra-
memo, vskutku a opravdove je
Jindfich markyz La Tour
Vaudien, zde, prosim, dlkaz!
+ / vyhal z kapsy sve okolko-
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"Jen trochu jeSte trpelivO-
,sti!' dodal pax, obrativ Sc k
'ob6ma muzdm. "Doved'te pre-
devsim Jana Ctvrtka dovnitf
do pavilonu, stojit' sotva ma
nohou. Ale netazte sc no ma
mic. ia zatim privazu kone sve
no nekde zde k lati nebo Ike
lstromu a potom pfijdu dovnitr
"a vami. Potom dovite Sc taky
vSeho a sprasknete ruce 1di-
VEN! --"
Ii.
MatGin j&sot.
Oba muzove uvedli podiv-
neho hosta do komnaty. 4
Berta zasla,. spatfiv$i no. \.
Jeste okamzik pred tim
Inebyla by Sc nadala, ze uzri
tax brzy opet vraha otce sve-
ho.
Udiv jeji zmenil Sc ale brzy
v soucit, kdyz povsimla 81 le-
Ipe jeho tvare.
Oblicej Jana ctvrtka byl
cely sesinaly a nohy chvely Sc
pod zranenym zlosynem.
Jen zelezne Will sve mel co
dekovati, ze neklesl razem
do mdlob.
Rene Moulin podal mu kfe-
slo, aby usedl.
v okamziku tom vstoupil do
komnaty taky jiz Petr Loriot.
V jedne ruce drzel klobouk,
v druhe ruce bic, uklan9l
Sc zdvorile ma vsecky strany.
st6pan vyrusil stryce sveho
skorem netrpelive We zdvofi-
ldstkach t9chto.
"A nyni, mIj mily stryce, "
lpravil mu, "vysvetlete rychle,
co vas sem privadi! Gas kvapi.
Tez zde udaly Sc veci prekva-
pujici a taky my mohli BY
chom vam vypraveti veci, mad
nimiz tbyste zasl! Ale prede-
vsim Wy! Hofime netrpelivosti
- mluvte, co mate nam sdeli-
til" (.
Petr Loriot medal sc vSak nj
kterak yyrusiti z klidu sveho,
"Jen pomaloucku, pomalu, "
odtusil. mech mne piece wy
praveti vsechno poradem, jak
jedno druhym Sc sbehlo. O.
statne neboj Sc, nebude to dlou
trvat. Nemam rad dlouhe reci.
Tedy slyste, panove! Dnes ra-
no odebral jsem Sc do nalezin-
ce, abych zvedel, co stalo sc
ditetem, jez nesl v naruci
stryc otce slecny Berty, jenz
byl. tuSim. Hkarem v Brunoy.
kdyz byl ma mostu v Neuilly,
lvlakan byy do pasti, nenada-
lie zavrazd9n."
f. Slysic tato slova Esterka sc
vzchopila prudce a pristoupi-
la rychle k n6mu.
: 20 kom ze to mluvite? O
'lekafi Brunoy?" vzkrikla
hlasem Sc .chy6jfcim.
"OvSem ze," odtusil Petr
'Loriot, pohlfzeje udivene ma
nebohou zenu.
+ "Nuze, ono dite, jez nesl
|tehdy lekar z Brunoy, byl "a
jiste synacek mij!"
Uzas drozkarIv vzrostl je-
ste vice.
V tom vsak. pozornost ysech
obratila Sc k Janu Ctvrtkovi.
Tento totiz vztycil Sc prac-
ne ze sedatka sveho a chvel
Sc cd ,hlavy k. pate.
Nebyl to promluviti ami slo
va, avsak zrakem jeho mihl Sc
blesk. III
Esterka hled6la zasnouc ma
nej, nepochopujic jeho roze-
chveni, jez ctenaf "a to ovsem
tim spise uz byl pochopil.
j Zatim ujal Sc stryc .Stepa-
n1v opet jiz slova:
The Washington times., 1924-09-11
DENIES He HIT
WIFE WITH
PUMP
She Failed in Taxi Business
and Rode With chauffeurs.
w. A. Parsley Says

Denying that he ever struck his
wife with an automobile pump or
chased her around the house with
a flat-iron. William A. Parsley. in
his answer to the suit Of his wife,
Mrs. Lillian M. Parsley, for a
limited divorce. informs the court
that she failed both as a business
woman and as housewife.
The husband says her failure in
the taxicab business was due to
her neglect. as she did not answer
the telephone and left the business
unattended to go on pleasure rides
with chauffeurs in her employ.
Parsley accuses his wife with
having struck him with milk bottles
and dry batteries and alleges other
The Washington times., 1924-09-11
WIFE APPEALS.
DIVORCE Of
SCRIPTS
Charges Son of Millionaire
Did Not Desire Advent
of Their Baby

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 1I.--An
appeal has been taken to the su-
preme court by Mrs. Ruth Dever
Scripts from the decision rendered
"a her separate maintenance action
against James b. Scripps III, youth
ful heir to the Scripps' millions, by
Judge Dewitt III. Merriam, 1T was
learned today.
following a bitterly contested suit
IA January of this year, Judge Mer-
Ram granted a divorce decree to
young Jimmy on his cross bill.
Some of the most stating testf.
mony ever heard in circuit court
here was given by Mrs. Scripps.
when she testified that her boy
husband pursued a course of in.
human and cruel treatment toward
her because he did not desire the
advent Of their child, James e.
Scripps III.
Questions Of alimony and prop.
erty settlement, it is understood.
have never been adjusted. Jimmy.
Scripps in twelve years will come
into an estate variously estimated
by expert accountants at from one
20 five millions. This inheritance
constitutes his share OF the trust
estate created by James e. Scripps
The Washington times., 1924-09-11

/, by a will made in 1906, shortly
before his death.
What portion, if any of this
fortune would be received by Mrs.
scripps and her son was one Of
the issues reserved by Judge Mer-
RAM for later, consideration, upon
conference between attorneys for
both parties.
Mrs. Scripps, however, it was
understood, was more dissatisfied
with the granting OF an absolute
divorce decree to Jimmy" than
with any other unfavorable point
in the decision. In twelve years,
If Mrs. Scripps had been given
separate maintenance. she would
have wife's interest in her hus-
bands inheritance.
In his decision, Judge Merriam
stated he did not deem 1t wise to
bind for life a young man to a tie
Of separate maintenance.
The Washington times., 1924-09-11
PLATOON PLAN
FOR TAKONA
IS URGED
Citizens Ask Installation OF
System in SchooIs-Board
Defers Action

Final action on the extension Of
the platoon system to the Takorna
Park School and on protests against
continuance Of the intelligence tests
in the schools was deferred by the
Board OF Education at q special
meeting yesterday afternoon called
to dispose Of these issues.
Another special mcer'Lg will Re
held Tuesday at Franklin school to
hear persons who wish to discuss
the platoon system. This issue, on
suggestion Of Superintendent Ballbu,
will be disposed OF by tie board be-
fore that body will take action IN
the intelligence tests.
Citizens Approve.
Henry @. Clark, reprcacr ting the
Takoma Park Citizens Association,
The Washington times., 1924-09-11

urged the board yesterday to install
the platoon or work. study.ploy plan
In the Takoma School. It's atlup.
ton was opposed BY PRINCIPAL
Stephen q. Kramer, cs Central, who
appeared only as d parent. He said
the plan distracts the attention IL
a child. Frances S. Fiirley. prln.
cipal Of Park View School, where
the plan Is in use. outiina its adj.
Vantages.
Miss Jessie La Sale, supervising
princlpal OF the second division, who
mas charge or intelligence tests, re-
ported on their use.
The greater part of the meeting
was given to hearing members 81
the Manor Park Citizens Assoc(a.
ton. Taey asked that a portable
school be placed in the area bounded
by Georgia avenue, Blair road
PEABODY and Tuckerman streets
northwest. Their plea was opposed
principal.
Honor Stuart's Memory.
The board ordered flags on school
buildings be kept at half.staff for
thirty days in respect to the mem.
DRY of Alexander T. Stuart, director
Of intermediate instruction, VIVA
died within the last week.
Miss Jeanett McWilliam, principal
OF Force School, was appointed gu.
pervising principal Of the fourth di.
vision.
Miss Adelaide Davis, supervising
principal Of the fourth division WINS
transferred to the sixth division no
I'LL the vacancy created by the re.
tirement OF Miss Flora Hendley.
r. w. Holt was appointed chief
accountant for the schools.
The Washington times., 1924-09-11

Henry @. Clark, reprcacr ting the
Takoma Park Citizens Association,
The Washington times., 1924-09-11

Archduke Eugene, commander Of
one Of the Austrian armies on the
Italian front In the world war.
After the armistice the archduke
settled in Switzerland ana became
engaged to the wealthy, middle.
aged widow. Burkhardt, Of Basel.
The countess, who was infatuated
with the sexagenarian Hapsburg,
is alleged to have repeatedly tried
to induce him to break the engage.
ment, but he refused. Despairinn
of altering his decision, she shot
herself.
The Washington times., 1924-09-11

means Of cruelty practiced upon
him by her.
He blames his wife for breaking
his pledge to keep away from
liquor. He asks that his wife's
complaint be dismissed.
Charging that her husband spends
the greater part OF his earnings
in gambling and drink, Mrs. Vic
toria G. Deeb has filed suit in the
District Supreme Court against
Michael G. Deeb for a limited di.
vorce.
She says she was forced to leave
her husband August 20 because Of
alleged neglect. They were married
February 6. 1912.
The Washington times., 1924-09-11
An-Anerican Team
Announced
Saturday

Skillet Finn, conductor Of
The Washington Times con-
test to select an, all-Amefican
baseball team, will announce
the results Of the contest in
this paper on Saturday.
Babe Ruth's all-American
team, the standard by which
all applicants are judged, will
be published on that date, ex-
clusively in this newspaper.
The Washington times., 1924-09-11
SEARCH FOR SUICIDE
VICTIM IS ABANDONED

NEWPORT, r. L., Sept. 1.-THE
search for the body Of First Glass
Seaman e. L. Beard. an eighteen.
year-Old student sailor who com
mitted suicide week ago, has been
abandoned. Beard liz believed to
have leaped over the side Of the
United States auxiliary steamship
Antares after he had been brlltally
hazed. The report of a special
board OF inquiry has been for
warded to the Navy Department. in
Washington. Boards home was in
Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington times., 1924-09-11
Al-American Team
Announced
Saturday

Skillet Finn, conductor Of
The Washington Times con-
test to select an all-American
baseball team, will announce
the results Of the contest IN
this paper on Saturday.
Babe Ruth's alIsAfnerican
team, the standard by which
all applicants are judged, will
be published on that date
exclusively in this newspaper.
The Washington times., 1924-09-11
To import 5000 Live Beev6s

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Ministry
of Commerce today began work on
a plan to import 5000 live beeves
monthly from South America to re.
dnce the high cost Of living.
The Washington times., 1924-09-11
COUNTESS LOVING LORD
OF go IN VAIN ENDS LIFE

GENEVA, Sept. 11.--Countess
Gabrielle ScechenyI has committed
suicide, as the result, 1t Is stated,
Of an unhappy love affair with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
NeWi,is the Nerve
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
What to Do When
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writes. n got 10 eggs day from
u hens with weather 20 degrees be-
low zero A New Hampshire breed
er states we tried one package %
Henargizer on pen Of puiiata and
two-year-olds with tho result Of
nearly double the eggs. Now using
IL in all pens" 4 New Jersey breed
or reports. Hens increased from "a
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Here's Nel0 One
on Office Girls

The young woman stenographeT
and private secretary has many
times been pictured as tho home.
breaker. who. with her deep. subtle
manner. causes GOODNESS between
a man and his wife. while she calm.
~ pocksta tho affections OF her en.
pioyer. but II remains for tho vital
film drama. Daytime Wives com,
ing 70 tho nelllg ihcatcT. TO give the
Office girl square deal.
Endless siorlea have been written
showing the OFFICES Girl ns a heart.
less vampire. who makes eyer at
her boss and wins him away from
the ad.eyed. weeping wife. Bu,
nothing much has been aaid about
TIE earnest young woman who
makes her bose battles her battles
and helps him in his great fight TO
carvo out living for himself and
family. In Daytime Wives" the
private secretary il shown az a
beautiful ard earnest young woman
with high ideals, who works jealous.
- and unselfinhly FOR her employ.
cr'a interests and resiatn all icmp,a.
tons to become female lounge liz.
ard and inEz maniac.
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eggs a day 20 Is 70 60. and look
brighter and stronger than they
ever DID"
When hundreds Of poultry reisers
and there are hundreds. with mere
coming every voluntarily tea.
fify 10 Increased egg production
from their riocks ranging all the
way from go 10 500 per cent you
must admit that there must be some
thing 10 this Hicnsrgizrr method
after all. Hadn't you better look
into " just as thousands OF other
poultry rHi#ers have doneT
Here IL q simple test worth trying,
and IL VIII cost you but 10 cents 20
get Csc package OF HE%hKGiEER,
Select n pen o. ten hens or pulletn
whose egg record you know. Then
feed them Henerglzcr az per diree-
lions for ten dayH, Then motto re-
sults Either Henesgiser viii got
you moro eggs or IL went, and the
only way you can tell IL 20 try H.
To enable any poultry raiser who
keeps ten hens or more 10 easily
make this test. wn VIII send II gsc
box OF HensrRlEer ON receipt Of 10
cents IN silver or Htamps~-if you
have never tried a. Not moro than
ono package NJ this special price %
tho same address You need eggs
now. so don't delay. Cut out this
notice and mail II with your name
and address and ten cents 10 Stand
ard Poultry Service. Dept. iiT.F,
nlnGhamsan. n. T.. and Is cent
trial package viii be sent by return
Advertisement
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RAILROADS TO
PUSH SEATTLE
Advertise Territory Thru
National Magazine

Inauguratlng tho 1874 campaign
OF Tho Northern Paeific, Great
Northern and Chicago. burlington
4 Quincy railroads TO advertise So
attlc and tho Pacific Northwest
turnout tho country, a full page
advertisement. With an attractive
text supplemented With scenes taken
In Seattle and Rainier National
park. appears In this weeks issue
OF the saturday Evening Post.
Tho history OF seathc. which has
grown from city OF 10000 In 1900
TO It's present population OF $4,000
in less than u auartercentury, il
terscly and clearly told. a coupon
az the bottom Of tho pare Invites
persons Interested ito write to the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce for
further information.
Approximately 100000 viii DO
spent by the three railroads In ad,
vortlsing 10 bring tourists 20 the
Northwest during 1894. a. ]. Dick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11

ST., Friday night. The Dl Julie brsth.
err. former popular Franklin stu.
dents, will be in charge OF tonight's
dance.