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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-19
y otithful Gland
tient ged ~,
Arrives from En- and
Gl9ndOgeh Provides Simple MetlIod
Oi Taking GIanduIar Treatment

Making the statement that cap,
sules of 4 preparation made from
the glands 81 animals which had
been administered to him III i Lon,
don hospital had overcome d serl,
Gus illness with which liz was IL,
s1licted ana renewed his YOUTH 4
London broker was jubiIant upon
his arrival IN this country. This
r just another instance 81 the won,
ders that are today being worked
through glandular treatment.
Glandogen, the new scientific
gland tonic, prepared iii. tablet
form provides simple method 81
taking glanduIar treatment. Gland.
Ogen. for men and women. IL 81.
tainable at Peoples Drug Co. 90?
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W.: 31O1 NJ N. w: 240I. 18th ii.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-19
Ilnogene win Sal To
Join Tinnsy hi
England

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. IInO-
gene Wilson IS going back 70
her cave man.
The former ..FOllies" beauty,
whose tribulations led Mrs.
Frank Tinney TO enter suit for
separation against the noted
comedian, spent today packing
her trunks,
Tomorrow, with 8. passport
made out 10 Mary Robertson, she
will sail on the liner Columbus
for England, occupying the same
cabin in which TinneY recently.
journeyed to England, where he.
IS appearing III The. Varieties.
Arrangements for her passage
were made BY Tinney BY cable,
and ImOgene will be accom-
panied an her voyage BY Bobby
Cray the Comedians faithful
valet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-19
SPAIN DENIES Asl KING
CONFERENCE NTH MO oRs

PARIS. sept. 8 High Spanish
officials today denied reports that
tina spanish directorate had opened
negotiations with Abdul Krin for q
settlement Of the Riff warfare In
Morocco.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-19
nv Safety Zone

:sThe way he wobbled around
The corner Of Eighteenth street
into Wyoming avenue last Sum
day midnight your honor. made
me wish / hadn't stayed out 10
late. I had just reached the
railing Of the nearest yeranda,
and was jumping for the roof.
when the crash came. Then I
heard d lady scream, and two
more crashes while ] was get
ting down there to count the
dead and get In touch with the
norgue.
When Rummies Drive
sThere were two cars piled mp
on the sidewalk about forty feet
apart, and q lady stretched out
on the pavement with her head
resting on i pile Of powdered
Windshield 3 ass. A man
wriggled out Of a smashed So
dan and reached the lady at the
same time I did.
@Then / went over to the lie
PENDANT, who was swaying heck
and forth IN his seat like the
bear does behind the bars in his
/ cage at the Zoo.
s@ "He was trying TO strike d
match, and | went away from
there. With the breath he had
on him, | didn't want TO Re.
around when any matches were
lit. He said his name was.
'Nunneryer Dam hic Bizhness.' !"
The court: Anyone who
touches q steering wheel after
taking 3 drink assumes an'awful
risk
Counsel: Il don't think he was
very drunk, your honor. In
fact, the friend who was with
him testifies he wasn't drunk at
al. In view Of the fact that he
has pleaded guilty / ask for q
small fine. He's only a boy, not
vet twenty, and his friends will
have to pay whateve. is"
"The court has no desire to
impose hardship on your clients
friends, Fifteen days straight"
It'll, ask your honor to take
into consideration the five days
that my client has been locked
up waiting for trial"
That's already been taken
into consideration"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-19
Burned bY Auto FIannes

Garfield Washington. riding in, the
rear OF an alto owned by Edward
Johnson, 1892 Phillips court north
west, was burned badly about the
legs, when asshort circuit caused 4
tire His condition is not serious.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-19
The Court JuggIer.

..What makes yon think my
client was drunk Z"
II searched the wreck inn
.lnediately after the accident and
found q quart bottle of gin un-
der the seat"
"Was the bottle full?"
Eyes, sir"
'Then he couldn't have drunk
any out Of that"
Strives to Please.
"But / found an empty one on
the floor Of the car"
she couldn't get drunk on an
empty bottle"
-"There was q bottle half full
of gin in his pocket"
| 'Did he drink out Of that bot
/ tle?"
Il suppose 50"
"My client can't be convicted
on supposition. Did you see him
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-09-19
drink out Of that bottle?
No, sir"
Then why do you think he
was drunk 0
Had YKFm9 AH

Ak40 Elm All
His eyes looked like boiled
goose berries, and his. nose re-
minded me Of these little cleo
trio light bulbs they have over
the Exit signs at the movies.
He staggered on the way to the
call box and before. we got
there / was staggering, TOO.
The place where i arrested him
smelled Of high-pOwered gin
till sunrise"
What other indications Of
intoxication did he give r.
II didn't know there were
any other Indications
There's no evidence Of in
toxication against this defen-
ant, If the court please. He
couldn't have taken 4 drink out
of the unopened bottle, and no
one could take q drink out Of
an empty one. As for the
bottle in his pocket, my client
testifies that he didn't even re-
member it was there. And
staggering is no indication of
drunkenness it may have been
due to the shock Of. the coll
iision. can't see any legal
evidence Of intoxication in this
case. your honor" =
"You're too finicky. Twenty
fivo dave QfraSchk ~
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With The
IAIibi Artists.
|A Cross Section Of the
] Daily Grind in w ash
iIlgtOns Traffic
COurt
Read En- and Weep.
By DONALD McDOUGAL.

Pulls Miracle; Loses
''He slid thirty feet up hill
with locked brakes. y6ar honor.
afte hitting the other car /
measured the skid marks my
self
II was only going six miles
an hour
Wonderful, WONDERFUL 500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
BUTCHER CATTLE.
IN TEXAS
Fight Desperately Against
Hool and Mouth SCOurge

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept 20 Win
an asencli. federal. state, county
and local. l,aEusd together and with
GOV Pat Neff or Texas personally
directing activities tho neht against
The hoofaud mouth disease was
launched Iu an Southeast Texas this
morning
First steps ON Tho program Of
eradication ot the disease declared
By Governor Srff 20 have brought
Texas face 20 face with the greatest
crisis In The history n tho state,
viii b. tho slaughter of nearly
2. 900 head u condemned cattle, the
property Of Dr. william States ia.
coils. Thomas C.. Dunn. Jr. and
Perry McFsddln. prominent ranch.
men.
The condemned cattle are al IN
the restricted area ~ $500 acres.
around which Gordon u guards
have beeu placed since tie disease
was first discovered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
PRESENT FROM RELATIVE
PROVES AID TO HEALTH
Suffered With Indigestion
for Years, but Tanlac
Relieved and Built Her
Up

when ID comes 20 a treatment
for stomach and nerve troubles
Tanlac certainly does the desired
shinE. az least Il has for me, re-
Gently stated Mrs. Mile Sehneffcr
ise North HOPE ST. Los Angeles,
California.
Il had suffered from nervous IN,
digestion Tor years. together with
constipatiou. almost constant head.
aches nervousness. sleeplcssncss, Gas
On the stomach ana nausea. had
become So rundown and weak that
work was almost impossible and life
SEEMED burden.
-About a wear ago q relative sent
me bottle uf Tanac and begged mo
10 ny H. IL gave me a splendid ap-
petite. good digestion. Ia fact. relieved
my ailments and built me up 20 such
an extent that / have almost no
trouble since.
Tanlac Is for sale by an good drug
risfs Accept no substitute. over 40
million bottles sold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
BLESSED WITH
PERFECT HEALTH BY
INTERNAL BATHING"

Miss Emma .. do Merritt % SIS
18Th ~. Sacramento. CAL writes 10
the TYrrsli hyEisnie Institute %
Hes YORK
since using the =. u. l. Cas-
cadr' 1 can DO thinEH I would not
have attempted before / DO not
got tired or worn out and that
awful heavy fsSlinE has sailfsly
disappeared from ms head
The -. ~ L. Cascade" elsansea
the lower intestine IT, entire length
and keeps - always free % polhoa-
Gus waste
Thousands testify that Canrtips-
ton Indigestion. stomach Truu biss.
hilieusuruu. Headaches aud all the
many serious troubles which they
cause are absolutely relieved Hnd
prsrsntsd ~ thla Nature Treat
meat
We will EiAdiy explain 10 You The
simple operation u tho - ~. 4.
Cascade" rhy II is % certain in ltH
results. and Will give you free %
cost, an Interesting littis hook con-
thlninE the results % the rHperi-
rnrFn % pf. ChAh A Trrrsli %
New York. who was a specialist on
Intestinal Complaints FOR Is ysArr
In that city. Get free booklet at
Owl Drug Company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Lovely Star
Heads Lively
0rpheun Bin

Marjorie Rambcau. beautiful and
talented actress Is the hradliner a
the urphcum this week. Miss Ram
beau b. a delightful actress possess
ing that rare Eitt soft we'll modu-
lated voice which fahcinatrs tho
listeners. combined withansting ahil
lU ranging from light comedy Go
real drama,
bracelets" ia the vehicle offered
n rs a crook playlet with sur
prise ending This dialogue 10 cS-
rerdinEly clever. and Miss iiambeau
O. given a chance 20 do three dis
tinrt imprr5oubtions= girl crook.
a French countess and third char
actcr which 10 disclose would spoil
the plot FOR those who have noe
witnessed it. MIss Rambehu IL par
tlyularly charming as the arislo-
crat
The supporting cast - fine lionel
Glcnistcr does a nice ht of acting
as Jim Ia SaEc, a crook. and the
same can bo said ~ Oscar Sterling
In a detective role. and Lawrence
Grant, as neddy, another crook
The balgucq Of tho program h
given over 90 comedy.
ono OF the most unique acts of
IL kind De- presented BY Fortunelio
and Ciunino. Italian clowns Keep
ms time 90 the ofchcatFas rythm.
these two boys Zone a dlmIuutve
chap. 80 thru a series ~ tumbung
arrobatigs and comedy falls which
keep tho audience continually laugh
luE It's a clever act
Grace Hayes Is a personality Eirl
and extremely easy on the eyer
She has a pleasing routine of songs.
ranging from comedy 10 the mors
scrious Her Imitation % cabaret
Etri rendering Fred hot Mamma
drew the most applause.
Claude and Marion are "ptill
arguing" Every vaudeville Fan
knows this happy team. Marion d
a rutund comedienno who bonser
her "worscr hair around. much %
tho delight o. the onlooksrA Inci-
deutaily. she has a powerful singing
voice.
Another comedy pair. Chic Yofkr
and Rose King. RON In a generous
share % laughs Their skit Is The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29

a ranch Or plantation Ia Peru b.
called a hacienda. iu Venezuela b
10 "a hator. IN Chile a rancho. iu A.
gentinn an eftruucla. and in Urgssay
"A finca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29

Never wrap silver in newspaper
since the sulphur IN the ink furnishes
the silver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29

European dipumatista hold The view
that with the Dawes program u
American conception and ltH s&cgus
ton 90 b. under American ndminiH-
tutlon 90 an important degree, tho
United States viii become increasing
ly Interested in the fate % Europe
Any dlsulurona about the proba
billty 81 thr United States becoming
n member 90 tha league N nations.
az least under the Coolidge admins
trauUn. moss have been largely dir
PEELED on This side ~ the Atlantic,
bat certainly. b is argued here. aside
from the league questions America
o. closer 90 Europe now than at any
moment since Versatile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
U. S. is ACTIVE IN
EUROPE
ChancelIories OF Continent
Welcome America

PARIS. Sept 1.-The United
States uuofficially q participating in
tho European situation moro uc
lively today than ai any time since
the world war and the Paris Peace.
conference
This IN tho firm conviction n Euro
pcan ehaucrlioriss, CAS- tho result n
tho various agreements. between the
powers on execution u the Dawes
separations settlement plan
with developments pointing moro
and more Ga successful operation ~
tho Dawes plan. the American gov
eminent Be- Increasing ia support n
this scheme for PREPARATIONS settle
meul. worked ont aB the result " hn
American propofal,
The Dawes plan has come 10 De- the
key 20 tho policy OF tho United States
toward Europe Win the fun APP
progu ~ Washington. tho Dawes
plan itsclr aud tho ul.cd protocol ~
London Tor execution % the plan pro-
yid6 that some ~ tho most impur-
liant positions in the machinery ~
the program boy which Germany d 60
pay separations Tor tha war. are 20
be- filled By citizens ~ tho United
States.
Increase 10 Increase
A the Dawes plan ~ 10 continue
Ia operation. ~ course, Tor years.
oId Family Tlntyps. aud hilarious
u r. Especially funny b. tho girl
who dressed IN oId-laahi6ncd toys
hustle and an carries her part or
20 perfection.
Sylvia Logan and company open
/ the show Tho company includes
a man assistant. two blue ribbon
French poodlra and score or
/ pretty pigeons Miss Loyal does a
bi, OF juggling and puts the dogs
thru some clever stunts.
-Four very attractive Eirls. Anna
/ Kennedy Jean Laurirr Mildred
Hllery and Emily Faurnicr. act as
model in a beautiful posing act.
Cycle % Color" which clonrs the
show
Pictures % the world flyers ar
irving In Seattle arc shown aa a
] rart N the raths News reel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
AFRICA LEADS

CAIRO. Eppt-rmua for uthlE
iur par or the tremendous water
power Of Africa we're muda NJ cone
yenlion or British scientists here.
Nearly half tho potential water pow
er IN tho world 10 Boa tropical Africa.
but ouly "a email part az D. is deysl
opsd. Asia ranks srr1rpl. with North
America. South America aud Europe
following lu Che order uliRi The
water power ~ Australia iH very
-IIrtn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
High Blood
Pressure
WARNS ONLY ONCE

IN most cases Of ilinsss. the per-
h1n afflicted usually can tell
whether Or not be iu improving
lie either feels better Or be feels
worse This is not iru5 q high
blood pressure.
NlEh blood pressure re- caused hy
the accumulation Df poison iu the
blood N causes no pain. little
discomfort The person usually
feels moderately we'll Meanwhile
hln pressure mounts higher and
higher untii-ah b. usually the
Cahe--gne gf the arteries u the
brain bursts.
Yet high blood pressure dors give
one warning. Ita Indications while
slight are dFfiHbIF when fEre
prrFlEt FOR any length ~ time.
don't delay simply because you
are rot actually firs 30 bed Esriu
me WlftFr water trrafms1t ~ once
Writer water iH uatBrai fufirF
water. II bas teen used fuecfasfgII7
Tor hair q century. ~ has benefited
Thousands whose names We Will FtadIy
supply. A. least got dstsilE Nal the
coupon
SYMPTOMS
.. Cold hands and cold feet.
2, slight msmentary diEIinsss
3. sleep unrrffeshinE.
Z. sleep disturbed ~ dreams.
2, feeling ~ fniinsss In the head.
a. Gastric disturbances.
:. Constipation.
=. Lowered vitality.
y. Nervousness.
10. Persistent headaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
THE STAR BUSINESS GU
In CASH PRIZES
CAN YOU FIND THE MISSING LETTERS?

Nineteen letters have been
purposely omitted from nineteen
advertisements on this page.
The nineteen letters, when cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
WOMAN GUILTY
Admits That She Tarred and
Feathered Girl

FREDERICK. Md. Sept 20 Mrs
Mary Y, shank created a sensation
30 circuit court today when she
pleaded guilty 10 tho charge Of tar
rims and fsathcHug Dorothy Gran
don, 20, OF Mauinsburs W Va on
the night Of July % last
Mrs. Shank fought with tho Gran.
don girl on the state road two miles
outside Meycrvtle and ursed by wo-
mcr u the community tarfcd and
fcatherrd her. she confessed
Mrs. shank wns the first of q
persons indicted Tor the star and
feather party" called for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
SOAKS RIGHT IN
AND LIMBERs UP
STIFF JOINTS
Always remember when
Joint Ease gets in joint agony
gets out-Quick.

sun swollen. innamsd. rheumatic
joints should be- treated with "a re.
medy made Tor just that purpose
only.
Remember the name of this die,
e0yery 10 Joint bafe and II Will
take out Tie sgony reduce The
swelling ana timber up any troubled
Joint after ordinary cure aIls hive
mIseuibly failed. Just rub h on
coo "a tube AZ amy druEEiEt-ask for
Joint Ease Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29

rectly arranged will spell STAR ADVERTISING PAYS
Find the missing letters mention the words and the
of the advertisements where the letters were
omitted and mail your answer to the Guide Contest
Manager of The Seattle Star Neatness and origin
atty as well as correctness will count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-29
Many TRANELEt

LUDLOW, Win tbo first four
months ~ her life. the first baby
daughter u ST. and Mm. Vui Hyt-
EDue1 has Travelled from Wyoming,
where she was born. 10 sew York.
frs Atlantic t8 Finland and
bs.E ig fa her new Vermont
home, Tho journey overseas was
made ~ that the folks back bone
could zee her,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27
HORIZONTAL

1 To obstruct.
4 A flying mammal.
z Goddess of Grain.
10 God be willing (Latin Abor.)
IL An exclamation.
13 Grandchild (Scot.),
IA Ardor for cause.
16 Deed mud or slush.
Is Nickel (abbr.)
10 Light Infantry (Abbr.).
20 To throw.
% A stupid fellow; lout.
"a Personal pronoun-plural.
25 Used in rowing.
27 Negative.
% French author.
80 A measure Of length.
81 A boys name.
VERTICAL.
Suffix meaning affected by.
3 Actual existence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27
taking care of him.

Here is not the face that
launched a thousand ships or
burned any towers, anyway. Es
better than that.
It's the face that weaned a
thousand calves, cooked thirty
thousand meals for family and
farm hands, sewed and mended
and washed for a family of chill
dren, caring for them in sickness
and health, helping with the chores
and economical on herself.
"The little girl with the curls
and the plaid dress, she is our
youngest granddaughter. Our
daughter will be lonely without
her. But they are letting US take
her for little while so she can see
the country while she is young.
We had to wait a long while"
Every dollar they take with
them, to provide for a well-earned
old age of peace, and rest, is a
dollar raised by hard work. Crops
raised by their hands have fed
thousands. For every dollar they
have had, the public has had ten
dollars in value.
Happy is this nation in possess
ing such States as California and
Florida, in which those that have
worked hard may spend their lat
ter years, prolonging their lives
and enjoying the results OF hard
and useful work.
Those now living will see in
California and in Florida cities
greater than any now on earth.
They will not be cities Of crowded,
windy streets, but cities that will
cover millions of square miles,
spreading over hills and valleys,
with beautiful roads and great
landing fields for flying machines,
that will bring swiftly through
the air passengers that the trains
now carry slowly.
The East and Northeast will
SenQ CnSlT uullOilS W toA Aoos
The Middle West and Northwest
will send them to California. Cali
fornia and Florida will send back
to the North energetic young peo-
pie to work in the colder climate.
The development of this nation
has only begun. California or Flor
ida could easily feed, under inten-
sive cultivation, the entire popu--
lation of the United States, and
Texas could feed the population
of the world.
With the flying machine fully
developed, all the people of the
earth could find beautiful dwell
ing places on hills and mountains
now uninhabited.
Nothing to worry about, over
crowding least of all, if the people
combine imagination and common
sense.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27
pOewuIA
035y@0-oVA
Uncle Joknl

With the glad New Year in
front of us, we all endorse the
plan, to shake hands with it
fearlessly, an treat it like a
man! No use to dodge or
truckle when there's nothin'
mean in sight-we may have
other failin's but-we amt
afeard to fight. To face a say
age bulldog amt a thing to be
desired = but to losE him
squarely in the eye = II the
bluff required. The Itef re-
ward of battle is in = ain out
alive-so may we G - rate the
scrap Of Nineteen nty-fve!
This New-Year thi is simply
an imaginary line, at really
amt as hefty as strand OF
wrappin'-twine; Ne >dy's ever
saw it in the shore-an'-certain
way, and the clock ticks out its
bcundries-same az any other
day. If it weren't fer little,
moral laws that we have learnt
to scott, there'd be no Arranged
dons like the day of swearin' off.
OF course we do resolvin' in the
best Of faith, perhaps-but
Human Natur' is inclined to
suffer a relapse!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27
Ma and Pa Take A
Rest and Go
Travelling

En- route:
Middle-aged women on this train
have beautifully quiet, peaceful
faces.
Consider the couple sitting across
the aisle in the dining car. They
come from a farm, their hands
and complexion show it.
The light and fire are dim In
his pale gray eyes. Many weary
miles his feet have walked behind
the pillow and the harrow; many
miles he has driven over bad
roads in a slow, rocking buggy to
and from the town.
His shoulders are bent by heavy
weights, and worry has left deep
wrinkles. But that is over, the
life of hard work has brought It's
reward. The children are settled.
She sits next to the window,
looking out at the KIM VI eoe'AI0t
She has known for fifty years. Big
brown fields, stretching away TO
the horizon. Stacks of straw that
would be worth $50 a ton IN the
city, but it doesn't pay to ship
them, houses in the hollow where
the cold settles, trees planted to
break the force of the wind from
the north.
Her face is peaceful, happy as
she rests with her hands in her
Ian. For the first time in her life
t.sre is nothing that she ought to
be doing.
Earnest, patient, calm and beau
tieul is her face, as she looks out
at the changing scene. And still
more beautiful her expression, cs
she takes the things that the
waiter brings and arrar ~es her
husbands breakfast. She will not,
while she lives, lose the habit OF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27

A ray of light.
5 For instance.
6 A hand cutting tool.
Rhodium (Abbr.).
9 To observe.
II The second planet from the sun.
10 A constellation noted for its
group Of three bright stars.
Is The atmosphere.
II Not well.
20 Central part of wheel.
81 Noisy.
% A crustacean.
23 A speck.
26 Before noon.
20 To accomplish. .
29 Therefore. :
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27

En- route:
Middle-aged women on this train
have beautifully quiet, peaceful
faces.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27

Her face is peaceful, happy as
she rests with her hands in her
Lap. For the first time in her life
t. ere is nothing that she ought to
be doing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27
3U North 18th St.
Try Your Luck With This Deep One

By A. Moreno Hampton Institute
This There in 1t OF
really should be
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-12-27

Have the Plane, sent to your al.
dress for one yea. The cost Is only 81
90 per year. It will aid a journal thai
has served yo1 foi nearly half ecu
fury. q. - .-~.