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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
MARINES CLEARED
TEAPOT DOME FIELD

CONTINUED from page one.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
BRIDE CHARGES
NOW IN HANDS
OF GRAND JURY
Accusations Against Con-
gressmen Under In
vestigation.
MORTIMER TO TESTIFY
House Ready to Probe In
situations Against
Members.
MORTIMER TO TESTIFY

Washington, ID. C., March 49,
Grand jury proceedings were begun
here today in the case of the two men,
bers of Congress referred to in a
recent Chicago grand jury report rs
having improperly accepted money.
Assistant ATTORNEYS General Davis.
Willebrandt and Seymour appeared.
aided by J. W. ii. Grim. special as
sistant in charge Of the case" in pres
entation of the evidence.
One Of the witnesses called was
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
Will Have Banquet.

Harmonic Lodge No. Order of Her
mann Sons. will entertain with spe-
cial program and banquet at the Her.
mann Sons Hall, Do Garden street
Thursday night. This is the oldest
lodge of the order and second largest
in size of membership in the state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

the major portion consists of unsecured
claims to the amount Of S443J and Sc
cured claims to the amount of ST.
949.1J. His assets total S11, 1924.
of which the major portion consists
Of real estate to the value of S14.2J0
and stocks and bonds TO the value of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Il hear YOU were Judge at a baby
show" snorted Hoff's friend Cuthbert.
Il was" admitted Hoffy. IF l have
heard You say once. have heard you
say so times that all babies looked alike
TO you" said Cuthbert. They do" Then
how could YOU tell which was the pref
tiest baby" Hoffy rolled 4 cigarette
with one hand and then answered: 81
Judged by the mothers"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Elias III. Mortimer, who was a central
figure in the Veterans Bureau investi-
CATION here some months ago, and WHO
also appeared before the Chicago
grand jury.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13
Center Point Man BanIrupt.

4 voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed by Washington Davis Bur-
ney. a bookkeeper and clerk of Cen
ter Point. Kerr county. with the clerk
Of the federal court. Thursday. His
liabilities total S13.127.32. of which
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

Pastor (calling)-When did you at
tend church last. my dear?
Elsie-Please, sir. l came to last sun
days matinee.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-13

S1725. An exemption of S427J was
claimed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
: SCIENCE
WAR

The majority Of all scientific 4
eoveues and Inventions mad
man are used by him. In one vs,s,
another. In killing his fellow nss
Warfare makes more yigorou, !,
efficient pse Of science than 4.
peace. n II were not for other y.
tific discoveries. principally in -
cine and surgery. the wora y,
with It's new methods. would ~
wiped out entire nations. Asa
despite grestor efficiency IA kfl-.
the percentage OF deaths In uart,,.
has grown constantly less. AZ NJ.
DDS Of killing grow, so DO prosse..
measures. But the greatest sasss
Of life has been IN prevention q Il
ness and IN care OF the woundss
At the battle Of Waterloo. m m,
5000 artillery rounds were fired. In
ing a total weight Of 81 tons. On =
day In the world war the pgzle
alone fired $4,000 rounds, veig.,.
$4,000 tons. Yet the percenizgs I
deaths was greater a. Waterloo. II
figures may be entirely change /
the next war. however. becaus !
the great advance In the US 4
chemicals. whereby not only soIds
but entire populations. may be klza
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
THURSDAY
Power In Prayer

Read Ait. vli.7.i4 Text; VIII.
Ask, and II shall be given you: seek,
and yc shnll find. knock. and Il shall
be opened unto sou.
IAN the varied years OF human
ilfo are calculated TO develop enlarg.
ing capacity FOR praying. The long
history OF life on tho earth shows
that God has been wanting men 20
find out the laws Of the physical and
psychic world and 10 learn how TO
work with him Ia the use OF physical
and psychic force for the common
good"
MEDITATION: In urging His dis
eIplea 10 seek God. Jesus assured
them that they would receive that
which their souls needed most. This
il not saying but what the search
may be l6ng aud the seeking multi
piled and the knocking continued
until We arc prepared 10 make the
greatest aso OF that which God has
in store for US.
PERSONAL QUESTION: Have ]
grown this year thru prayer
PRyAYER-o merciful God. help
US 10 believe thht II we lose sight OF
Thee Il IL because VIC turn our eyes
from Thee. save Us from being cas-
! lly discouraged In seeking Thee. Let
% feel about US the inspiration OF
Thy presence. Amen.
Copyright. 1894. r. 1. Fagiey)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

since the var her entire n.
nanclal structure has been based
on large future payments from
Germany. And since 1920 she
has made mo Of two budgets
one the ordinary budget. the
second. an extraordinary bud.
get. The ordinary budget WA rup-
posed 20 represent the couniry'a
ordinary expenses. while the eF-
traordlnary budget presumably
was made Up Of recoverable
expenses.
THAT iH. expenses Ike re-
building the devastated region.
and war pensions. were charged
10 the extraordinary" budget
Supposedly. Germany would pay
for these items. some day or
other. And 20 date France has
borrowed. on Gemanys ac-
count. some hundred billion
francs on these two items alone.
During the next three years she
proposes 20 borrow about 30 bill
lions moro TO complete repara-
lions.
Nov. no matter who kicks
The Dawes report over II u -
Kicked over the result will be
pretty much tho same. Germany
can't go on. She's done for
finished. She viii fall 20 pieces
and All hope Of collecting repair
atoms from her viii go glimmer-
ing.
"Tho recoverable expenses
France has banked on will thus
prove unrccoverable. France
viii have 10 pay them herself
And sho can't do 81. She Is oil.
ready taxed 10 pretty near the
limit her citizens viii stand.
I'm addition France owes the
United States about $4,000. ooO'.
600 gold. She owes England
more billions. She has not been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
He's a Rarity

TT is almost enough to start Walsh-forPresdent boom.
Somebody started rumor to the effect that Sena-
tor Walsh had had dealings with the oil hooters Promptly,
Senator Walsh puts before his investigating committee
his and Dohenys kilograms and letters of last year. In
these communications, Walsh said in effect
Il in business association with you chance to make
much money but will not engage in any business likely
to be dependent in any appreciate degree
favor"
Moreover, the communications show that while the
Walsh and Doheny families friends socially it made
difference whatever to Walsh in his fierce investigation
of Doheny.
The democratic convention might go long way be-
fore finding nominee with better standing for
scentousness and courage in discharge of duty
want of the government. public officer who is willing
to sacrifice both himself and his friends in behalf of
duty, is a rare rare bird.
French have priced each other in duel with swords
GOSH how appendicitis occasion
when draw knives other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
What Will Happen to France
If Dawes Committee Fails

able 10 meet even ne inter-
on these debts. 10 date.
"GUppoEe France were "A =.
eide 10 kick over the traoss -
break with Britain. bin 4.
Dawes report ana 20 II 81
on a policy entirely Der ows
EufOpe7
1T doesn't take an inter.
tional banker 10 Ees ti,st y.
credit abroad would sink aim.
10 the vanishing point. and n,
serious financial difficul,ie (.
GLIDING a further fan II IL j,
ready greatly Deprecated IA,
would ensuc.
France. no more than r..
many. can afford TO use liz /,
port Of committees Of exr.-.
roughly. She yery much b.ss
10 have the confidence d y.
world on her side 70 tide o..
what az best must be rsis,,
difficult times ahead"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
Democracy Without Polish

a ND democracy has taken to knocking off crowns
a with extreme contumey, not to say coarseness
to-wit.:
Does the grand national assembly of Turkey send
orderly diplomatic notice to the caph that he is has
been and nominee for exile? Not so. 1t sends real
fierce Teapot investigating committee to the palace The
committee says: "Caliph, mount your thronew Caiph
does. Then says the committed: "Caiph down off
your throne There's train headed toward Switzerland
awaiting YOU Calph performs. He accepts the DEM
onstration hint packs his satce and with only two
wives, takes the first train for Switzerland leaving
harem of some 500 selected females Consannoples
hands, in revenge
Really, It is coarse, rough stuff and not at all like
refined smiling dictator walking in with king I'm Itt
and king replying, you to be- Kind, sir, what's
my allowance"
However, the Turks new hands at democracy and,
naturally, lack of the polish and that grasp of
amenities due when it to booting ruler out into
tte vide wide world.
VII, bubble Mr. McIcans Job dollar man" the
department Of justice? lie worth twice that muci
Even the npco peaches and fail TO mpart frty
{. that oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
ia Jail o for s AnyeGdy, NOT LIKELY.

nonENY says he Won't even
~ lose Elk Hllis. lilo declares
the Inquiry is ''all politics" He
admits ia been made 10 look bad
for him. But when tho matter
gets into court. he expresses all
confidence that hen come on, all
right lie adds tina, the govern.
ment did better on his lease than
a lot Of others it's made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs

DGUPposE France Kicks over
- tho trnees and refuses 20
accept tho report Of tho Dawes
committee Of cRperls." ] asked
"a high placed official IN Paris.
II think IL would nish the
franc" 10 replied grafsly.
IT'S like this. he explained.
Despite Premier Polneare's
most pnhewofthy efforts 10
stabilize finances by virtually
whipping the chamber OF depu.
tlea into increasing taxes and
passing other financial meas.
uren. Frances situation Is still
far from satisfactory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

Why YOU suffer from Just
such symptoms as Cons.lpa.
ton, Biliousness. Sick Head.
nches. Loss Of Appetite, Poor
Digestion, Sournoss and Gas
on n Weakened stomach.
stuffy Colds. ovortaxcd con.
dition OF tho Nerves and a
general rundown systom---
symptoms that too often lead
TO expensive sickness unless
trcnted in time.
But there's holp awaiting
you--yours for tho asking.
Or. il. s. Thatcher. tho emil.
mont modIcnl practitioner, has
perfected n vegetable com.
pound that IL giving relief TO
numbers hero in Seattle. This
prescription, known ns DIR,
Thnchcr'r Liver and blood
Syrup, IL inexpensive, plons.
ant TO take and contains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
Frieda's Follies

WE WERE az house party.
OUR hostess had a wide circle OF
friends.
SHE WAS able TO entertain new
guests NJ dinner
TO MEET Us nightly while there.
But Hhe did not have the same
variety
IN cooking.
UNwITTINGLY had given her
ono OF my recipes
UPON my arrival.
THE last night OF the house party
arrived.
THE NEWCOMERS for that even.
lnF got wind
THAT tho recipe was mine.
COMPLIMENTS flew.
ONE WOMAN said. "shc has
given me your recipe:
TIL surprise you with II when
you visit me-"
NO YOU won't" mapped back.
TIVE been fed up on II for tho
past week.
ITS cheap dlsh."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
This Is the Reason Many Seattle People Are Annoyed With SYMPTOMS
Such as sickHeadaches Bousnes soues and Gas Veal
Stomach Poor Digestion stuiy Colds Constipation and Nervous pe
Condtion-Prescpion Of Famous Doctor Gives Relief

Liver Poison! You hear it everywhere!
Too often it is the painful price you pay for
self neglect, hurried and unwise eating, lack
of proper exercise, the use of so-called mild"
stimuants and the mile-a-minute rush to
make even a decent living under the strains
Of modern life.
When you realize what effect this has on
your liver you little wonder why you often
wake up dull and tired, tongue coats, bad
taste in your mouth and offensive breath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
BY CHARLES p. STEWART

ILTAsHISGToN. March ia,--ls
w anybody apt to so 10 prison
on aecoun, OF tho oil bcaudal7
Doheny. for insshnccI or Sin.
clairf Nobody tn Washington
thinks 30. Fair Iat just pos
siblc liz may be prosecuted. But
not probable. SIN lees 10 that
he'll do time.
Therein be civil suits. The
government win try 10 set back
Elk Hills. Teapot Dome and land
the standard OIL Company %
California holds. DENLY has losi
his job. Daugherty doubtless 'slll
lose his. other jobs may be lofi-
Thero1l be political effect,
maybe "a third party. maybe a
chance FOR the house Of repre-
seniatives to elect the next prcsi.
dent.
But Jail for anybodyi No, bit
likely.
TUE oil investigators have
l. taken most of week going
thru the Washington kilograms
sent TO Il. u. Mclean. millionaire
newspaper man. at Palm Beach
last winter.
why NO much interest In Nc.
Leans telegrams7
Well. when the oil inquiry
started, ex-Sccroiary OF the In
terror Fall. naturally obiccting 20
have II known that he'd Dor.
rOwed 1905 from Doheuy Just
before handing him Elk Hills.
got Mclean TO pretend HE'D
made the loan. which had 10 be
accounted for somehow. because
Fall had used tho money to buy
n ranch and questions werc
being asked.
when the deceit leaked out
Mclean was afraid II would be
made very unpleasant for him on
the witness stand before the in.
vestigators. SO he did his best
not to be called. Rats Of mes.
sages were gent to him, telling
him what the prospects were.
The investigators reckon that a
man who was willing to try TO
help Fall out. MS Mclean tried.
must know q lot about the whole
case. They're trying TO learn
from his kilograms just what he
DID know. They want to know.
too.
CENATOR HELM got nm idea
~ that two OF McLcan'a telc-
grams were from President Cool.
idge. Investigation proved that
he was right. The president ex.
planned, however. that one Of
them was about the appointment
OF commissioner OF the District
OF Columbia; the other thanked
Mclean for eompllmenting n
speech he had made. a big
splurge hns been made because
they we're from the president. but
they don't appear 20 have much
to do with oil.
COME OF the oil investigators
~ don't get along very well TO.
gether Senators Lenroot and
Srnoot were accused OF trying to
hush the inquiry up. and Lenroot
finally quit. claiming III health
forced him out.
Then somebody started The
story that Senator Walsh had
been corresponding with Doheny.
Walsh promptly read the CORE.
spondence. 1t seems he called
Doheny's attention TO letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
Good Church Mems

GOVERNMENTS come and go. civilizations rise and
VI decline great individuals die and forgotten Moth
ing survives except reigion-the belief in God and
hereafter.
The churches have off periods in attendance as the
religious force temporarily burn low in the public But
architects announce that 200 million dollars will be spent
this wear in America on new church buildings That's
good news nightly so, tho it's only fraction Of
what will be spent movie theaters.
his troubles and
he added he paying inheritance with protest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
Your Own Third Degree
TEST SELF FOR FILING ABILITY

( you place correspondence alphabetical correctly
v qulcky7 following Will give idea Of ability
in this line.
Look in the paren,hesis b,o
alphabetical list; the figure
before the next before
next before the last Then do List B.
ONE MINUTE the time allowed.
list A
q b. p. Royal q A D. brennan
o Z. D. Patch % f. W. Emory
q L. r Ryon - f. II. DeIand
q J. @ Redmond q Donald & Sons
q Phillips Sons @ Enge & Co.
a Rodier & Co q j. c. Dickson
Answers: List A. g. 3 4. List b. 4. 5, l. .. 6. @
tAi Rights Reserved. Science servicel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
x LETTER From
AVR,fDGE TIANN
March 10. 1874

Dear Folks:
The recent election Finished the ballots arc counted
I'M headaches have largely dimnthed; the hsiinTs
have gotten The candidates ceasug their apes
stating their views: now wn can look IN
the papers Tor other aasortmcnts Of news
or course. Tor while gamble stories tho cap
aends-our optics certain 10 ramhle on items OF
Fa If oil and itH soridncsa tires oil
the charges hurled. why then can read OF the
flyers who will cncirclc the world.
Oh. yos-and they bringing the opera stars OF
the tonight they starting their singing and give
us musical feast, The going will label
opera quite cycnt-a few win attend 10 be able 70
brag Of the fact that they went
And lastly. by the papers Now York has been gct
ting gale; and March has been doing Its with
breczcs and hall And you're blue and
are rncng your brain Item of chccrif everything
better SIS lacking, be glad you living out hero!
Mvaaae 2, Maesv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
Why They I'm migrate

THE bulk of the nations new population by immgra-
ton is settling in the big cities Of the East and Cen
trail West fourth of them make their new homes in
New York state alone.
Factory wages are the lure.
How many come to America TO seek money? How
many for freedom and institutions? Puzzng ques-
tons.
CaEo packers the shn bones Of cows
bully EAST Winds Red Dragons aud SUCH ana
don't taste YOU get mad and to swallow them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

from a man who wanted 20 inter.
e., acme capitals, in Montana
Oh. Dohcny said no WOULD be-
Interested II Walsh would SO IN
too. walsh said 10 couldn't; hc
was a senator and u wouldn't be
wouldn't look well. any
way.
n ali happened before Do.
heny'H and Falls names werc
linked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

bottle he sells"
DIR. TEACHERS Liver and
Blood Syrup Is sold and
recommended In Seattle by
Pioneer Drug Company. s27
LIST Ave; Lion Drug Com
pany, So7 list Ave; Rainier
Drug Company, si5 list
Ave: Cascade Drug Com.
pany, Ballard Station: Col.
nmbla Drug Company, 4S7s
Rainier; Warren Drug Com.
pauy, Cor. Howell & Minor
and Cor, ith 6 Olive; Wash,
inr'on Drug Company. Mad
ison nj 9sth; Enumclaw
nrus Company IN Enum.
claw; Nasmyth Drug Com
pany In Kent and by lead.
Ing druggists In every city
and town,-Advortisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
A THOUGHT

Only by pride eomeih contention:
but with the well advised Is wisdom
Prov. xiii.:lO.
nyHE wisest man Is generally he
i who thinks himself the least 50.
-Bolleau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
Sic EN-

MOTE the novey back-fire that Calvin has started
IN lie has got whole galaxy OF lawyers secretaries
and t,nevrter after those Teapot leases and twice in
one day has ordered the acting attorney general to hunt
down the two congressman charged by the Chicago jury
with taking brides for securing pardons.
90 for Iem Calyinl We don't care a continental
whether they're democrats republicans put them on
the grill Mr. President Good politics, rotten politics. OF
no politics at all, Let no guilty man eseape'
Having got bill n republican measure tho house
passed of Maybe the eight negatives "Hn'e'
ter their party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
Bootleg Daring

GONE situations are so obvious that they need no
~ editorial comment ,ss
4 Judge in a courtroom at Winchendon, Mass. shifts
the air and detects the peculiar casup odor of moonshne
mash Investigation diseoses 50gaon still going iull-
blast in the cellar, nine feet under the judges Deheh
The bootlegging fraternity has been becoming more
daring but this case wins the tin badge. In sense II
is symbolic of the illicit liquor situation, conducted under
the very eyes of the law.
Isn't perfectly disgusting matters rum Los Angeles wlhou.
cc and New Jersey with 10 nueh rough
water and Ina II can't land liquor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

william Phillip slams, foreign
editor 81 The stars Washington
bureau. IL en- route home after
several weeks stHdyinE esndi-
tions In Europe. This article IL
ths second of three la which be
summarizes the high spots la
European politics and economies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

only ingredients that known TO physicians for their
corrective and healthbulldng properties IL will help
so cleanse and tone the cogged and sluggish liver
Ito improve appetite and digestion. gently regulate
bowels. sootho the tired break up stuffy
colds. build up your system and send purer red blood
coursng through your veins
Try this great medicine after the next few meals
and notice the quick difference In the way YOU look
eat sleep and feol-the return OF strength vgor and
energy again. And remember this You Will be com.
pleely satisfied otherwise 1t will not cost you cent
Your druggist will give YOU this guarantee on every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
w hat Folks
Are Saying

G. Il. SKINNER. Westinghouse
Electric Co.: illumination will be
rcvolutionized, II tho secret of thu
lightning bug ls disclosed. Com.
pared with tho 100 per cent efficient
cold light NJ this insect. our ~
per cent efficient electric lights nrn
certainly long WY bohlnd tho
bug"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

Here IL "a stery On the oil inNesti-
Ention nt Washington that viii en-
able you 10 piece Together Inc aar-
hy-dny news stories on the famlti-
ratIsn. Of the probc. "a summarizes
and explains what the probrrs arc
trying To do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
DR.. Thacher's Master Medicine
Gave Them Quick Relief!

"Tor years ! suffered boz
cause OF q sluggish liver.
IL got 70 my digestion was
had, gas formed on my
stomach and tormoutcd INC.
and was bilious and con-
Htiphtcd much OF tho time,
md had headache, back
nrho md dizzy spells. |
was induced To try Or.
Thnoher'r LIVER and Blood
Syrup, and pm much SUR
prlHed 10 find that all Of
those trouhiss disappeared
llhr magic, All OF my
friends now \ cmnrlt or how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

much bottcrh look and It II. s. Jlnchcr, NJ. u.
certainly feeN good TO have tho old strength, on
efRy and Nlgbr again. Moro power TO tho great
work of Dr. finohcr"-Hnrry 0rnnflcd
Read the Guarantee on tho right and set this
same relief Wursef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
What Inspiration Really Is

THE terrible thriller Strange Case of DR.. JekyI and
/ Mr.. HYDE written by Stevenson in six days.
This is disclosed in Lloyd 0sbournes book about Steven
son. Writing this amazing novel in six days. Stevenson
had to churn out 10000 words day. He wrote it sit
ting up in bed. That was Mark Twains system
Like all writer's, Stevenson unquestionaby had weeks
when he couldn't write interesting word Naturally,
people used to talk about inspiration in writing Now
we know that inspiration is largely physical condition
perfect coordination Of the endocrne glands with blood
pressure high pulse fast and the thyroid burning the
body like furnace with the draft open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13
Gelloipsbip OF
praper

Daily Lenten Bible reading
and meditation prepared for
Commission on Evangelism Of
Federal Council OF the Churches
Of Christ ia America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

PROBABLY No HUMAN BE
LIEF is more widespread than that
the ostrich hides his head in tho
sand when In danger. It's an illu.
sion: he docs nothing OF the sort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

wire wife Palm Beach don't wind with love and
Kisses might be turned to investigators message TO
Nc or Fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-13

be X" Washington may coll
kept"