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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23

Margarita ha sabido sortear las
desviaciones sentimentales, los ocios
capuanos de la fortuna los hala-
gos aduladores, prenio al arte fa-
Gil y de primera intenci6n, que en-
el camino y curse de otras vocacio-
mes, son encrucijadas zancadillas
donde el rumbo priclita y el caudal
Sc estanca. Ella, desde el primer mo-
mento, Sc propuso Ilegar a la mds
alta c11spide. Y no ha descansado has
ia lograrlo. Y asi proyect6 sobre su
intuicion, una. luz viva que Ia hizo
consciente. Sc orient6, desde nina, en-
el sentido del gran Grte Y Sc form6 y
perfeccion6, a diario, en- vivo sobre
los textos de sus voluntarias inter-
pretaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
DR.. AGUSTIN r. LAUGIER

especiasta
Telefono 1881
a Tetuan a m. p. m
&c. Telefono Santuree 276
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-23
Lo que dice ell linsigne Mar
quina de Margarita Xirga

les, toda la rica Y diversa compleii-
dad de la Interpretation.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-12-04
CORN AND GRAIN SHOW TO BE
HELD AT MORGANTOWN

More money and work and effort
and interest than ever before are be-
ing put into the third annual State
Corn and Grain Show to be held in
the University Armory at Morgan
town, on date of January II to 16'
1925.
Among the special features of this
years show will be the competition
among counties for the West Virgin
ia Farm Bureau Federation trophy, a
beautiful loving cup to be awarded to
farm bureau of the county making
the best showing. This showing is
to be determined on the basis Of
quality of products, and economy of
production. The index to quality
will be the number of entries multi
Piled by two and that of economy
the number of memberships won in
the Farm Crops Blue Ribbon Club
multiplied by two. The winners of
memberships in the Farm Crops Blue
Ribbon Club may also be exhibitors
but they are not required to be. The
trophy will be awarded to the farm
bureau of the county making the
highest score.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-12-04

They estimate they will receive
from Light Plant per year SIS, 10000
AND THEIR STREET LIGHTS
ON THE CLEAR, besides saving the
81 500, which goes a long ways to-
ward paying salaries, construction of
new streets, sidewalks ect Streets
and sidewalk est. $2,5o000
Low taxes bring III more industries.
High taxes drive them out The one
big opportunity Of SAVING the town
thousands and millions of dollars in
taxes is now before us, that of own
ing our own Light and Water system
Why should the citizens of Beling-
ton hesitate? Cast your votes at the
Special Election, For Bonds.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-12-04

During the campaign the people
were made intimately acquainted with
a fast fund Of information regarding
their government, national, state and
local. Political campaigns are found
to be necessary in order to fix public
attention on public questions. In the
intervals between elections the voters
give comparatively little attention to
wat their government is doing, and
lat apathy must be overcome before
intelligent ballots can be cast.
More and more, however, political
managers are coming to see the wis
dem Of presenting and explaining the
affairs Of government at the time of,
their occurrence, rather than to de-
pend exclusively on big drive in the
hectic days just preceding the cleo
tons. The Government cannot spend
public money for political purposes. If
the political significance of its acts
are to be promly brought home to
the people, it is necessary to find pri-
vate funds for that sort of publicity
For the last several years the Repu-
blicans have recognized that fact and
have maintained agencies for regul-
arly collecting and placing before the
public facts and figures of political
significance as they develop in the
perations of the Government. That
is political preparedness of the high
est order, and to that practice may
be attributed many thousands of the
Republican votes cast in the recent
election.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-12-04
INFANTRY CHARTERED
IN CAIRO BARRACKS

CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. 3o-The fourth
battalion Of Egyptian infantry ar
viyed here today from Khartodm and
will be confined in the Abbassia bar
racks for week.
No further arrests took place yes
previously had been taken into Gus
tody mere Intercepted BY the pu-
bile prosecutor. A delegation of
members Of the chamber Of deputies
has protested to the prosecutor, and
the liberal-constitutional party has
published a manifest protesting
against arrests of members Of the
chamber
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL
EX-SERVICE MEN

January 1st 1924 is the dead line
date for many disabled men. Those
ex-service men who served during the
World War and who now have tuber-
culosis, mental, or other nervous dis
eases must file their claim by Jan
uary 1st 1925, in order TO comply with
the provisions Of The R9ed-Johnson
Bill passed by the last session of con-
gress. BY SO doing these men win
place themselves in line Cor hospital
treatment and compensation. provid-
ing it is shown on medical, examin-
alton that they are so affected. APP
plieation blanks can be obtained i'm
mediately on request at The Amer
ieaR Lesion, DepaAtment of West
Virginia, Room 204 City Building
Charleston, West Virginia. They
will be mailed to anyone on request
in any part of the state. Under the
provision CT this bill the three classes
of cases above mentioned are auto
connected with service with
out proof to this effect, providing
only that the disease is shown with
IN five years after date of discharge.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-12-04

The E1kins merchants believe in
advertising from the appearance of
a recent issue Of The Elkins Inter
Mountain. This issue contains about
30 pages. 1t always pays to adver-
tise in the newspapers-the regular
advertiser gets the business.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-12-04
BIG REVENUE TO BE DERIVED
FROM LIGHT & WATER PLANTS

Permit US to call to your attention
figures concerning certain conditions
with reference to the levy in the City
Of Philippi:
For Regular Purposes 15c
For Sinking Fund and Int.
on Bonds 29e'
Total Levy 44c
Total Valuations $2,215,564.79
Unpaid Bond Issues S76,000.00
They estimate that their lights, and
kindred items cost them per year
$11 100000
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-12-04
LOCAL NEWS

C. NJ Elliott was in town one day
last week
Several attended the Foot Ball
game in Elkins Thursday.
Worth Polling Of Wolf Run was in
the city Wednesday.
NJ. and Mrs. L. D. Kittle, Jr.,
were at Elkins Monday
R. S. Dayton was at Elkins We'd
nesday.
S. J . Kittle was at Norton on bus
mess Monday.
]. W. Cross of Philippi was in town
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. U. G. Trenbly of Philippi was.
shopping in our city recently
j. F. Edwards was calling on
friends at Pennington Sunday
Regular old winter time is here,
which tells US Christmas day is near.
n and Mrs. E. A . Barte and Miss
Denna Digman were at Philippi We'd
nesday.
f. C. Bramham and Harry Kittle
drove to Clarksburg and back Sun
day.
Rev. Cross delivered fine Thanks
giving sermon at the NJ E. Church
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kinsey of Fair
mort We're visitors here one day this
week.
NJ E. Hill and Lee Pyles attended
the Shriners meeting in Clarksburg
last week
d. B. Casio will leave tomorrow
to attend a Dental Convention in
Morgantown.
Mrs. VIM. Jarvis who spent few
weeks visiting here daughter at Rose
mont, returned few days ago.
Rev. Edwin Cross began his reviv-
al at Grace Chapel last Monday
night
Misses Mary Simmons and Denna
Digman were at Ell1ins last Friday
and Saturday.
Howard Bennett moved his family
to the city recently, occupying the
Rohrbough property on Sturmer st.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
Jones on River st. recently fine big
boy.
Miss Leta Day of near Junior was
visiting relatives here first of the
week.
J. W Thornhill left Wednesday on
business trip to Wheeling, Zanes-
vile and Pittsburgh.
Mrs Beulah Wagner of Parkers-
burg is here for few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter L. I
Lovett.
Rev A 3 Withers passed thru
here Saturday on his way to EIkins
to preach at the First Baptist Church
Mrs. John X. Blatchford and
daughter, Miss Madalon returned
home Sunday evening from a trip TO
Mrs. A R Hewitt and three chill
den pc Norton were the guests Of
1-fs. S. ] Kittle Sunday ana Monday
last.
Miss zeta Tater who tell for eal-
fornia reached Pasadena and ate
Thanksgiving dinner with her sister,
Mrs. Gail Barnes.
Rev. R L. Greynolds recently NOV
ed from Hendricks to our town. We
are always glad to welcome ministers
in our town as residents. Surely it
should make our little city better.
A little one-year old baby boy of
Mr. and Mrs Tom skaggs died We'd
nesday of Spinal Menengitis. Mrs.
Skages who lives in Morgantown.
has been visiting her parents, Mr.and
Mrs. H. H. Price
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Gamer and
Wendell and Mary Louise
.eturned Monday from Pennsboro
where they had been visiting Mrs.
iainer parents Rev. and Mrs. o.
Stoneking
The Thanksgiving entertainment at
he U. B. Church was well attended
md enjoyed by those present. An |
'ffering of nearly $4,000 was taken
or the pastor which shows the es-
eem he and family are held by the |
rood people of our town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
ADD SPACE TO
POSTAL OFFICE
0verorowded Conditions In
Federal Building Cited

Conditions at tho federal building
arc no crowded that Il VIII soon be
necessary 20 transfer several depart.
monta OF tho poutofffo service 20
new quarters. Postmaster c, NJ. FER
klna declared Tuesday, IN announcing
tina, sealed proposals. for furnishing
fb 900 square feet OF suitable space
for the local postal service will bs
received up 20 March 49,
THE department plans 20 establish
additional quarters IN tho vicinity of
the railway depo,H. and TO transfer
tho delivery service and tho carriers
10 that office" Perkins said Bet
ter service viii DO given 20 tho people
thru this arrangement, an tho incom'
Ing mails can be handled with moro
speed with an office near tho train
terminals, and relief viii be accord
Cd 20 tho crowded departments In tho
federal building"
A steady increase In the amount
Of foreign mail coming Into Seattle
has been a decided factor In bringing
about tho need Of additional space.
Tho bids for the depot quarters
call for heating and lighting fixtures,
water, electric power. janitor service,
elevators. spiral ehuteE. parcel post
belt conveyorr. furniture. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
DOPE SUSPECT
FACES LIFE"

Neatly trapped by tho police mar
cotlcs squad Monday night, Harry
Carpor. ~, alleged dope poddlsr aud
dc luxe burglar, was IN the city
JAN Tuesday facing charEen which
may send him 10 states prlson for
ne.
chrper was invoigisd into max
lnG sale Of dope 20 police agent
Monday night according 20 Capt
u. Q. Collier. pntrolmen NJ y
Anderson and H. II. Wllllnpla trail
cd Cnrper IN a prowler cur after
tho alleged sale and stopped him nj
Virginia IT. and wehilpho ave-
where he tried 10 run over VIII
lama, Il n said,
Two years ago cafper was cap
iurod with immense quantities Of
loot from a score OF fashionable
homes. which ho had stolen In
nightly raids. carrying or tho STUFF
In a truck, lilo received a prison
term FOR burglary, lilo was con
yleied once previously on a similar
charge.
Capt. Collier declared he would
fle charges OF violating tho iIeeler
narcotic law. and ~ being an
habltuAi criminal. against carper.
The latter charge would give the
prisoner a ilfo sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Opportunity for Ownership

Printing was Invented IN the FIRST
half OF tha fiftaen,h century. Few
books were 60 be had even after that
time. other than IN manuscript ow'
ing 10 ia bulk Il was very difficult
10 secure copy OF the nible To own
one meant an enormous outlay for
that period. So tho masea u the
people woFo obliged 90 rent manu-.
script and pay for Il hy the hour. II
Ia said that lead OF hay was tho
price for rental FOR one hour day.
and that Il was not 20 easy 70 get the
one hour People then. as now, were
hour. People then. an now, were
eager 20 Rad the Scriptures. but 90
do 80 they had 10 make many aacri-
fees. Many have paid for u By I'm.
prlsonmont and some with their lives.
by contrast. what opportunities We
have today. There Is no restriction
on reading. tho world IL full Of books.
and tho very best aud greatest Of
them Is within immediate reach OF
everybody who reads this paper.
Whether we approach |, dcvoutly. or
whether we desire Il "a u specimen
Of the finest literature. Rlmoat for
tho asking VIC can own ono OF the
best editions of the Bible ever print.
Ell. For three coupons cut from this
paper daily. and very small sum
tho Biz PFin, Tied Letter Bihlo Il
yours. Sss another column for offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Theater Owner Is
Hurt in Accident

Losing control Of hin automobile
on streets made dangerous by falling
rain. q. q, swiElsy. owner Of the
white Center iheateL was badly
hurt Monday night when the ma.
chine crashed into a tree stump At
soth ave, \. w. and Roxbury ~.
Harold Kelly. ssis 18th ave. \. W.
who was IN tho car also. waA thrown
out and seriously Injured. Both mon
were removed TO their homes, Tho
auto was wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Cocaine Carrier
Falls Into Tolls

r. Hansen. Of the Admiral line
steamer, President Madison. was
held In tho city JAN Tuesday, Han
sen was arrested by pairolmAn X.
II. Gus;afaon as hs was leaving tho
shlp, and whsn searched Was found
to have 10 bottles Of cocaine and
morphine. lie In said 70 have
thrown the dope overheard with a
string 10 I, when a search % the
ship was made. later hauling II up
70 take II ashore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Advertising and
News Are Debated

Tho Relationship Between tho
Newspaper and tho Advertising
Agency" was tho general subject
discussed at tho monthly meeting OF
tho King.lkitsap group OF tho Wash.
ington Press association Monday
night In tho L. c. Smith Building
restaurant.
Tho speakers included oren J.
Davis. of tho Journal OF commeree;
r. w. atrang OF tho strang a
Prosser Advertising Ageneyl IL. o.
stone. or tho lizard Advertising Co;
+. H. Singleton. Of the Al,now'sln'
gio,on Advertising Agency; Fred w
Kennedy. state manager OF tho
Press association, and Harry Leslie
OF tho Auburn Globe Republican.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Boy Arrested in
Murder of Mother

AURORA. H.. Feb i:-More fnys
tsry was injected today Into tho muir.
der Of Mrs. Warren J. lincoln and
hsr brother. Byron shoup, with the
arrest Of John Lincoln, 81. son Of the
slain woman. Tho boys father IS
already radsr arrcs, for the crime.
Chief OF Police Mlehasls In keeping
tho boy Incommunlcado In tho SAL
hsrs and refuses 20 tell on what evil
dsnes he made the second arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
SIMPLE HOME MIXTURE
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Cincinnati barber Tolls How Any
One Can Prepare II In 8 Minutes

Any man or woman can easily
look twenty years younger BY sim
ply darkenlng their gray, faded OF
rtreaky hair. THIS u now cary 70
accomplish with recipe given by a
well.known Cincinnati barber.
simply take a haifplnt Of water,
add one ounce OF bay rum. \ ounes
or slyesrine aud small box Of Bar
bo Compound. shake and I, 10 ready
10 uae. ThoAs ingredients can be
bought at drug stores ct issfilnz
coat.
Applied 20 the hair twice weekly.
this delightful mixture quickly gives
the desired shade, II IA easy 20 use.
Il not A,lcky or greasy. viii not col.
or the scalp and does not rub off
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Lauds Lincoln as
Individual Winner

Abraham Lincoln's greatness can
be ascribsd to the fact that no was
an individual conaueror. thu Rev.
Sky Wheeler told the Lions club At
the Masonic club rooms Monday. The
meeting was held in honor Of the IA.
nous Americans birthday. Lincoln
surmountsd almost every conceivable
handicap the speaker said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Court Postpones
Sunday Dance Case

A continuance until February rs
was granted John Savage. manager
OF tho Butler hotel. when ho APP.
poarod IN police court Monday after.
noon 10 plead 90 n charge Of yioiai'
Ing the Sunday anti'danes ordinance.
Savage has been arrested four con.
zeeu,lye Sunday nights for allowing
dancing IN tho Butler hotel Erill
room. Ito has been convicted and
fined 500 each on two OF tho counts,
and two are pending. Savage ap.
psaled 20 the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Yes, You Have
Neuritis!

tina, sharp. stabhinx pain from nsu-
ritis IL usually eentsred about the
shoulder blade. In the forearm. neck.
thixh. leg, or small OF the back. II u
oftsn mistaken for rheumatism. sciatica
or nsuraisia. and treated as such. with
the result that the sufferer gets no per.
mansnt benefit
IL you want TO be free from neurltls.
YOU must set rid OF the nerve infiamma-
ton. witch Il the cause OF the trouble.
The safest and quickest way IL 10 apply
Tysmoi over the part that hurts. This
delightful. healing preparation IL alb
sorhed through the pores OF the akin.
frequently relieving the pain IN less than
five minutes and gradually removing
soreness and Inflammation.
Tysmoi contains no narcotics-no
dope" rou can get a good supply for
81 at all leading druggists
Tysmoi Company. MfE. Chemists. eco
Suffer st. San Francisco --Advertlsemtnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12

Forcing entrance TO the postoffice
at Thomas by breaking window OF
tho store building In which u Is
housed. cracksrnen blew the safe
early Monday and escaped with $50
in stamps ard So in cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Intimates Wife Is
in Murder Mystery

PLYMOUTH, Ind. Feb, is,-''My
conscience n clearer than my
wifo'R."
ThIs waa the only statement forth.
coming today from Ray d. Smith.
Marshall county farmer, who II
charged with killing his aged Krand-
mother and hla father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Whitman College
"Prexy" to Speak

Or. stephen II. /. fcnrosc, presi
dent OF Whitman college, will de
liver an address on Lincoln at the
meeting az the Seattle Kiwanis
club wednesday noon In the Hotel
Gowman. Music viii be supplied
by the Pacific Telephone & Tele'
graph Co. chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
DOCTORS WARN AGAINST
DANGEROUS DRUGS TO
BREAK UP A COLD

! Thousands OF people are taking
dangerous drugs In tho form OF cold
, remedies and doing themselves a
. great and permanent injury. They
; are especially harmful for those with
|. weak heart, and children
! Why take chances when you can
! get HyIand's IL. a mild. safe rem
edy that will break up the most OBJ
: stina,e cold in few days and a mild
, case In a few hoursg
Hyland's il contains no qulnine.
no aspirin, no acefanilId or any
; harmful drug--it Is the safe and sure
way. Bartell Drug Co.-Advertlse.
! ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
SPEAKER LAUDS
COP. ECONOMY
Lincoln Banquet Speaker
Tells OF Reductions

ECONOMY OF tho present republican
administration. reduction Of tho war
debt, the proposed plan Tor the rcduc'
ton Of taxation. the passage Of the
Fordnoy .Mccumhor tariff bin and
the return of prosperity during tho
republican administration. were the
salient points OF tho address Of For.
mer Gov leslie NJ. Shaw, OF Iowa,
before tho eand annual Lincoln's
birthday banquet OF tho Young Mems
Republican club Rt tho Crystal Pool
Monday night
Gov, shaw's topic was "The Quad
ronnial Search for an Issue. - aud his
speech was partisan turnout.
The speaker opened his address
with series OF remarks about the
Tcapo, Dome affair and It's signifi.
cameo In tho coming election lie
declared that tho democrats waro
attempting 90 find ian issue IN n tea
pot
''i'm proud 20 he the member Of .
party that can be hurt BY scandal.
ho declared few moments after
mentioning tho difference between
unsecured loans and unsarned
fees"
In commenting upon the action Of
the different government officials In,
yolved In the Investigation, no saldi
mentioning tho differences between
private work and government work.
In private work you yet fired whom
you do nothing but In government
work they only firo YOU when YOU
do something"
Gov. Shaw eulogired Lincoln By
using a speech that Lincoln made
about Washington and by suhstitut.
ing tincoin's nama for that OF tho
first president.
Following this no took up the mat.
ter OF economy in tho present admin.
lstration. stressinK the fact that bo.
cause OF these economies $500. 0oo. 900
has been alashed from the war debt.
Thomas N. swale. president Of the
club, welcomed the guests to tho
banquet and introduced the toast.
master d tho evening. Mayor John
A. Kellogg, Of BelllnEham.
kellogg's remark that he under.
stood that Seattle might wake up
this election aud elect a republican
FOR mayor brought tho biggest APP
plause OF the evening,
Governor Hart. In brief speech.
told tho gathering that his invita-.
ton 10 speak az the banquet 70.
terred TO him as tho retiring GOV.
awDcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
HART DECLARES
HE IL THRU

In spite Of all rumors TO tho
contrary, I'm a." no declared. I'm
Missouri. where como from" he
continued. 'there wes an old say.
ms that I'm following in retiring.
Il was Enough OF anything Is too
much"
Hart threw down the Eauntio, 10
opponents OF the Administrative
code and quoted figures to show tho
great savings which he declares the
code has made.
Lieut.. Gov. w. ]. coyie also made
brief apesch and tho usual teie-
grams from national republican
leaders 10 tho club were read. Music
and the unwilling BY President stz'
xalIo Of the University OF Washing
ton Of bust Of Gov, Har; were
other features OF tho program.
More than 500 persons were al
the banquet and later this number
was Increased TO close TO 1000. II
was estimated,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
ALASKA RUSH
TO BE HEAVY

Tourists from an parts Of the Unit
ell states already are booklng pas.
rage nom Seattle Tor Alaska, and
Indications point TO the heaviest
northern travel ON record, u was said
Tuesday al tho offices % tho Pacific
Steamship CO, and the G. r. r.
operating Alaskan hoats
Some OF the July saillngs already
uro sold ont over the G. y. r., which
win have tho Princess Alice and the
Princess Louise on the southeastern
run.
The Pacific eompany viii have the
admiral Watson and the Admiral
Evans on the Southwestern and the
Queen and Admiral Rogers on the
southeastern run,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12

eral reserve act: Erick Lucas OF
tho National Bank OF Commerce
will speak on letters OF credit and
documentary papers and II. Mack
OF the Union National hank on for
cign exchange and rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
Foreign Trade to
Be Meeting Theme

All interested in foreign trade are
invited 20 tho round table at the
Chamber OF Commerce assembly
room at o'clock "Wednesday. Feb
ruary II. This Is given for the Uni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12
If STOMACH is
SOUR, UPSET
Instantly End Flatulence, Gas,
Heartburn, Indigestion

Chew a fewi stomach flnel
SO pleasant. 10 inexpensive. so
~quick 10 settle an upset stomach.
s'rhe moment -Pape's Dhpepsln"
ercachei the stomach al pain and
distress from indigestion or a sour.
gassy stomach vantshes.
Millions know its magic. All drug
@gisfs recommend this harmless
stomach Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-12

veraty extension class In foreign
trade. a. II. Truax OF the First Ma
tonal bank win speak on the fed