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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
Nestastny Diblk. 72lety d

Nestastny Dbl Il. 72lety del
mix, vdovec Frantisek Diblik,
zil po cely svdj zivot pofadne.
zivil Sc skromn6, avsak pocti-
We, a take nikdy nebyl trestan.
Jeho domovska obec vystavila
mu nejlepsf vysvedceni. Pred
nekolika lety zemfela Dibliko-
vi zena a jeho domacnost ved-
la cd te DOLBY dcera. Diblik da-
val dceri ma domacnost cely
svdj vydelek a ponechaval 81
jen nepatrnou castku, avsak
tn mu take casio dcera vzala.
Kdyz prisel ID. zari m. r. jako
obvykle vecer domn, velice u
zasl, nebot' spatril, re z bytu
zmizela jeho dcera a $ nj vse-
chny saty a rizne cenne veci,
ktere nnu zbyly po nebozce
zene. To dojalo Diblika tax,
re sci bolest zapiti do hospo-
dy. Kdyz Sc vecer vratil, wal
lahev petroleje. polil vse, co
n1u po zene zdstalo, zapalil a
podpalil i v kGlne ma dvore 3
otepe driYi,. nacez prchnul do
poll. Bylo velikym stestfm. ze
Sc mattel domku Horky jeste
yeas probudil, jinak by byl sho
rel cely domek. Stafecek Sc k
cinu primal. Porotci ma otaz-
ky zhafstvi odpov6d6l; zamf-
tave, pfisvedcili vsak -1a otaz-
ku, znejici ma prestupek proti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

Cd soboty sesly v Clevelan-
de ctyry osoby Sc sveta vraz-
dami. Vcera tTi a v sobotu je-
dina. 49lety Josef Daxberger,
1856 zap. 62. ul., rozpoltil
vcera rano, v dobe, kdy dve
dcery meskaly v nedelni sko-
le, ,svoji zen6 sekerou hlavu,
natez sobe prostrelil spanek.
Mrtvoly manzeld nalezeny by
ly pozdeji sousedy v loznici.
Daxberger byl ma udani svoji
zeny dne 25. dnora zatcen, je-
likoz jevil znamky dusevni po
rugby. 10 dni byl drzan po-
zorovaci stapici pri okresni
veznici a pax propulsion. Cho-
roba jeho povstala nasledkem
nemirneho pozfvani lihovin,
jak vypravi klerk probatniho
uradu, jemuz Sc Draxberger
primal a sliboval vasne teto
zanechati.
Podobne zavrazdena byla
vlastnim muzem 4Oleta Anna
Youngova, 2415 vych. IL. ul.
ktere byla britvou temer cd.
delena hlava. Pc nejake dobt
zatcen byl jeji muz John ka.
pitanem Kurtzem; dopader
: byl jistem dome ma Outh.
waite ave., kde Sc pred policii
uschoval pod postel. Young pc
SVEN zatceni vyprav6l, re jest
odsouzen ma dozivoti ze byl
v zalafi Alabam6 jiz II rokd
ale podarilo sc mu pry uprch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
LUPIt PC6TkELIL DfyKU A
oBRAL. II o $73.

Vcera rAno zatcen byl muz,
prave kdyz opoust9l dunn {.
2487 vych. 33. ul., v kterem
oloupil Harrisona Leea 0 Sc,
Zatceny dovezen byl do Cha
rity nemocnice, kde v mem 20
leta Editha Lincolnova, 1886
vych. %. ul., poznala muze,
jenz il Y sobotu vecer nebez-
pecne postfelil a obral O $73.
Dopaden byl policii ma Wood
land ave. q vych. 81. .ul, ale
"a pfedb9zneho vyslechu po-
pfel kazd6 lcastenstvi ma O.
bou zlocinech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
CO zAvINUJE NYNEJsf
il ZIMU7

Led, ktery jest nahromaden
v jezefe' TAX daleko, az kan
dosahuje zrak, odpovida ma pc
dobne otazky povetrnostni
prorok Emery a dokud nezmi-
ii tato pfirozena lednice Gle.
velandu, nezbyva nez ma ii.
mu nadavati dale a phi tom
mrznouti. Ma dnesek pfedpovl
da sice otepleni, ale jen nepa.
trne, ma prave jarni vlaho ne.
nj dosud ami pomysleni, aspoi
dokud neprijde priznivy vftr
ktery by kry ledu Cd nasich
brehi odval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17


Pafiz, II. bfezna. - Gene
raj Pelle, francouzsky ,vyso-
ky komisar v Carihrade, ze-
mfel v nemocnici v Toulonu
vcera. Kdyz nalezal Sc jiz v
poslednim talent, byl mu ode
vzdan velkokffz cestne legie
Gen, Pelle bvl po n9kolik ro-
XII nacelnikem generalniho sta
bu ceskoslqvenske armady, y
ktereto hodnosti po SVEN jme.
novanf vvsokym komisafem '
CafihradS byl vystffdan gen
Mittelhauserem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

v sobotu v noci prijel 38le-
ty Michael Marcinuik, I'LL
Starkweather ave. S. w., do
garaze, 1854 zap. IL. ul., "a
vfel "a sebou dvere q nasedl k
riditku, ably patrne zarazil
stroj a teto posici byl v ne
deli rano nalezen mrtev SOU
sedem Braskym a manzelkou,
jez Sc po muzi shanela. Gara3
byla zevnitf uzavfena, tax ze
Rrasky Sc musel dostati do
Ivnitf moci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17


Dnesniho dopoledne ozna-
il nam p. A. L. Mares; obchod-
mix hudebnimina stroll ma W.
chodni IS. iil.., lnnrti sveho mi
lovaneho otce, p. Mateje Ma
rese, jenz po delsf dobu trpel
chorohou, ktera .svojf pova-
hou eel davala 1nale nad6je ma
uzdraveni, &C podniknuto bylo
vse, co jest v lidske moci, ably
phi zivot6 mohl byt zachovan.
Krajan Matej Mares byval v
drivejsich letech cinnym jako
ochotnik a soucasne i hleda-
nym hudebnikem. v roce 1885
stal Sc policistou, kdy zahy
pro znacnou znalost jazykI Sc
stal ufednikem pfist9hovalec-
kym a pisobil ma zdejsim ma
drazi, kde pfijizd6jicim kra-
janum prokazal mnohych,
dnes jiz arci zapomenutych
sluzeb. Pres okolnost tuto zd-
stal vzdy v6ren svemu pdvo-
du. Narodil sc v Beroun6 20.
prosince 1853 a do move vlasti
pfibyl Sc svym d6dem Josefem
MareSem.
Byl clenem spolku Starych
Ceskych Osadniku a Sadu Svor
most (. 3. c.S.P.S., v kterem
po dlouha leta slouzil jako ta-
jemnik j jako predseda. Po-
hfeb zaslouzileho a vseobecn9
v&zeneho kraiana konan bude
We stfedu 0 $50 hod. odp. z
Narodni sine ma Broadway.
Zanechava zde zalem zdrce-
nou svoji manzelku pi. Josefu
Maresovou a diva syny A. L..
Marese a Karla Marese, jenz
ie asistentem pozarniho mar
sala. Krone toho prezily jej
sestry pi. Jul. Svatosova, Ma
rie Texlerova, Kristina Krie-
gerova a Josefina Kyslova v
Kansas. Pozdstale rodin9, KITE
re Sc v zalu dostava vseobecne
lcasti, pronasime tez uprim-
nOu soustrast svoji. Necht' ze-
snulemu krajanu uchovana zI-
stane vzdy vzpominka nejlep-
81.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

ma az do soboty kdy provede-
nv budou Tolsteho Scar Fec
dor Ivanovic", cechovdv wis
novy sad, Gorkiho INA dne'
Cechovnv "Stryc Vaha" a Do
stojevskeho "Bratri Karama-
zovi'. Ruska spolecnost vzbu-
dila vsude velkou pozornost pc
DAMN uvedenych her, ktere
hrany ciste die pravdy bez OBJ
vyklych hereckych prikras.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

V neobyGejne pestre zloci-
necke kronice udavsich sc vra-
zed "a sobotu a nedeli jest
zprava o sobotnfm pobodani
m6stsk6ho inspektora tanec-
Mich sini. Lea Schlanga, ma kite
reho byl spachan vrazedny Il.
tok jistym opilcem. Poslednej-
siho Schlang zatkl v hostinci
Sal Woo, 5000 Central ave-,
kdyz jej odvadel, bodl jej muz
do krku, celisti a ramene. Ma
hodivsi sc k tomu straznik Har
ney po dtocnikovi stfelil a die
SLOW jej j zasahl, ale tomuto
Sc podafilo prec jen zmizeti.
Schlang dopraven byl do Cha
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
KOPANA.

We vtereiSim zapase zvit6zil
c. S. K. mad Olympic 6:2. Sire
tnuti toto bylo iakousi pfipra
YOU ma zapas, ktery bude Sc
hiram pfisti nedele v Lorain s
National Tube, jednim z nej-
silnejsich teamI druhe divise.
Olympia hraie v Amherst, tax
ze Sc spoleGn6 s, obecenstvem
vyiede We zylastni kafe do Lo-
rain odkud pojede Olympia au-
tomobily do Amherst.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
HOCH USMRCEN POD KO.
LY VLAKU.

14lety Christy Meter, 2274
zap. -15. ul., synek vdovy 10
detmi, pfechazel koleje drahy
Nickel Plate poblfze domu
2288 Scranton rd. Uvizl patou
v kolejni vyhybce a byl prava
prijizd6jicim vlakem usmrcen
ma mist9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

zbrojnimu patentu, t. j. proto,
ze u Diblika bylo nalezeno 8
.vojenskych. patron, Diblik do
stal proto IA dnf v6zeni, ktere
81 vsak odsed6l vysetfovaci
vazbou, take byl propusten
ma svobodu. Diblik dekoval po-
rotcdm a $ pla6em pravil, re
nevi, kan pdjde. K dcefi me-
smi a jinak ma svete nikoho
nema.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

Rozluka obci. Vlada republ.-
la rozlouceni GLce ZbiZub, pol.
okres Kutna Hora, soud. Okres
Uhlirske Jancvice. We dive mi-
stni obce. Zbizuby a Vlkov a
rozlouceni obee Pcher, pol. a
soud. okres Slany, We dive mi
stni obce: 4. Pchery $. osado,l
Humny, a 2. Saky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
Inspector TANEcNiCH SIM P0B0DkN
PoDoBNE zRANEN 1 TONY sADfLEK.

rity nemocnice, kde z ran Sc
zotavuje. Ma jinem miste po-
bodan byl Antonin Sadilek,
ktery jest z ran lecen v nemoc
nici sv. Alexe ma Broadway,
Jak vypravuji sv6dci, doslo v
lezeni zeleznicnich delniku We
Willow k hadce, "a ktere Sc
Sadilek, ozbrojeny sekerou, ma
54leteho Jiriho Mihalevice,
ktery v sebeobrane pry Sc cho
pil noze. Pres tuto vypoved'
byl Mihalevic vypomocnym Sc
rifem zatcen a dodan do okre-
sni venice. Muzi v jmenova.
mem lezeni opravuji trat' dra'
nv Baltimore-Ohio.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17

Ia koncertu Smetanova o.
vanula mas symfonicka baseh
Smetanova ~ ceskych luhn a
haiti" pravou poetickou vlni
- lei ze tato atmosfera dnes
donna ponekud nacichla lihem
q nyni jest6 k tomu benzinem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
KON K u R S..

P. +. stavitels, ktefi By
chtxli poSitat ma riznou pra
ci pffstavby ;koly J. A. Ko-
1nenslty ma vych. l31. ulici,
jsou z&d6ni, by Sc pfihl6sili
Q plkny v uradovns archi-
tekta p. Fr. Hronka (. 1901
Kinsman Rd. do soboty 22.
bfezna, kazdy den Cd 3 h.
odp. do Z hod. vecer.
Stavebni vybor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-17
JUBILEJNf PREDSTAyENf
''PRODANE NEVESTY".

Pred krajne naplnenou Ces-
kou narodni sini ma Broadway
uzavfena byla jaksi pevec-
kym sborem Lumir-Hl o.
slava steho vyroci narozenin
Bedricha Smetany provedenim
"Prodane", ktera vcera prove
dena skutecne slavnostne. Az
dosud jsme nevideli v nasi
broadwayske sini tax zastou-
pene cizi narodnosti jako vce-
ra, pozorovali jsme Japonce,
ba j n6ktere navstevniky cerne
pleti.
Narodni nase opera byla o.
pravdu vcera vypravena dob
re. Mafenku zpivala peknym
hlasem tentokrate 81. Julie Mi
kesova, vykony jeji odmen6ny
krasnymi kyticemi, a dobrym
partnerem jejim byl Jen{k p.
JOS. SrSne. Hereckou routinu
znamenite dovedl uplatniti p,
V. Baumgartl v jeho Kecalovi,
ktery byl nejpodarenejsf figur
kou dele spolu s Vaskem, KITE
reho zpival p. Karel Kubelik,
jenz Sc nam skutecn6 zamlou-
val. Sledujeme radi pokrok mia
deho tohoto ochotnika. Man
zele Krusinovi obsazeni byli
p. O. Vankem a pi. Zetou Ke-
covou, manzele Michovi p. Al
bertem Pankem a pi. A. sveh-
lovou. Komedianti byli v ru-
kou p. E. Pelicha, principal, q
YOU Esmeraldou 81. E. Wagne-
rova a Indianem p. Jaroslav
Brozek. Pri vsech peveckych
vykonech znacila Sc neobycej-
ma pece a laska vsech 1cinku-
1 jicich, ktefi vsichni podali
prave tolik jak Sc ma ochot-
nictvu zadati mIze. Vse ply.
nulo hladce a mohutne, tento.
krate valne rozsirene sbory
znely velice p6kne. Take rezie
p. Karla Solce byla vzornou q
peclivou. Vyprava a scenerie
O kterou ma zasluhu p! Gus
tav Vimr, pisobila velice mile
a spolu novym nekterym oh.
sazenim lloh cinila DOZEN
jako bychom Prodanou vid6l
poprv6.
Velkou zasluhu o -vcerejs
zdar ma orchestr p. Gust. Ko
steleckeho, jenz obsadil nekte
re nastroje skutecnymi umel
ci. coz hudebni laik pozna
val, jakmile zaznela nadhern:
predehra. Celkovy vysledek M
mdze byti oznacen jinak NEIL
ze provedeni bylo plnym zda
rem, ma ochotniky vzdy cest
nym. Zp6vy nastudoval $ celyn
ensemblem osv6dceny sbor
} mistr p. Edw. Krejsa, ktery o
peru ridif a take dovedl p'
vSechny tri akty udrzeti zpe
: vaky kontaktu peknymi v.
: kony hubby.
Vyhodou pro navst6vnik.
; bylo uverejn6ni celeho libre
: ia pekn6 vypravenem pro
gramu, tax ze obecenstvo mo
hlo sledovati ! del. .
Chvaliti musime i reziser
skou podnikavost, jez skute1
ne zpestrila DEF drobnymi epi
! sodkami - obrazky z prav
: vesnice "a staroceske pout
t Dix zasluhuji j zpevaci ysec'
t nasich sbori p9stuiicich zpe,
! kteff ochotne pomohli, ably nj
! smrtelna prace naseho mistr
| vynikla j po teto strance. ia
9 prozrazuje program, bude Pr
D dana opakovana v ned6li dn
}. 6. dubna taktez v Cesk6 Ma
: Sini ma Broadway. Nenf divt
. di k pochybam. ze bude ma,
9 st6va prave tax znacna, ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
A THREE DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER signal

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colds lead 20 serious lung trouble.
You can stop them now with Crco-
mnlsion. an emulaified crcoso,c that
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new medical discovery with twofold
action; u soothea and heals tho In.
famed membranes and kills tho
germ.
or all known drugs. ereoso,s r.
recognized by tho medical fraternity
az tho greatest healing agency for
the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throa, and
lung troubles. creomuision contains.
In addition 10 creosote. other heal.
ing elements which soothe and heal
tho infiamod membranes and stop
the irritation and inflammation.
while the crcosote goes on 10 tho
stomach. Is absorbed into the blood,
attacks tho seat OF tho trouble and
destroys tho germs that lead 10 con.
sumption.
Creomuision II guaranteed satts.
factory In the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and othar forms
Of throat and lung diseases. and II
excellent for building up tho system
after colds or the fiu Money 70.
funded IL any cough or cold. no mat
ter OF how long standing. IL not 70.
ffz,.n4 49, faNtrr a1r<r-strw - a.
rections. Ask your druggist creo.
mulsion Co. Atlanta, Ga.-Advcrtisc-
ment.
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Willis Mahoney to
Talk to Democrats

willis 10. Mnhonoy. democratic
leader and youngest member OF the
Washington state Legislature last
year. will be tho principal speaker at
tho luncheon meeting OF the King
County Democratic club Mt Dartnall's
cafeteria Saturday noon. lie Will
spoak on state issues in the next
campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Cynthia Grey
Majority Of Readers Would Not Bar Mabel No,mond
What Are Your Vie,US9
BY CYNTHIA GREY

To date Just correspondent would bar Mabel Nor
mGnd from the films, at least until after the trial Of her
chauffeur.
Foilotjag some of the letters;
Dear Miss Grey: In reply to your question, Should
Mabel Nomand be barred from motion pctures?"
Emphatically
Why bar person from working at his trade, pro-
fesson art when his living depends upon the privilege
of working? And especially when that has reached
the acme of efficiency attained by Miss Normand?
Before begin to persecute Miss Normand let us take
stock of ourselves No doubt few of would be willing to
have the searchlght of the turned pr
affairs The only difference between Mabel Nomand
and many of those who camorng for her Punishment
is: she has been found to have made mistake while they
still securely under
There is no justice in condemnng Miss Normand any
one else without fair hearing VS..
Dear Miss Grey 1t to reader at least that the
Seattle Board of Censors, in all of their excitement and
argument to whether Miss Normands films should or
should not be barred sraning out gnas and swallow
ing camels."
All the pictures Miss Normand has made ever will
make for that matter could not possibly do the harm that
pictures that being shown in this city right now
surely does.
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Even tho |, Is proved that Miss
Normand uses Intoxicating liquor,
her bad influence would DO OF q
very indirect nature as long as aho
continues TO star In tho clean pic
lures sho has In tho past. But ths
things that happen In these other
films have an influence ON the
young people who flock 90 see
them that is anything but indirect,
hold no brief FOR Miss Nor
mand. But / feel impellod 10 sug-
gcst that the censors can find
enough TO keep them very busy II
they spend their time barring from
our local silver screen tho plays
that shrek to high heaven.
MRS. +. n.
Dear Miss Grey: According 20
Fair Plays letter In last evenings
paper. II Is evident that she knows
nothing OF Miss Normand's char.
acter; as for running Mabel Nor
mand's reputation has prac-
tically done that for herself. by
her conduct and wild night life.
When the picture "alleky" was
being filmed II took months 10
complete Il because Of the Disgrace
full conduct OF Mabel Normand. Her
directors could no, keep her in
decent condition TO work any
length OF time.
Last winter in Hollywood. my
cousin saw Miss Normnnd enter n
store when she was 20 intoxicated
she could hardly stand up. AZ tho
several different times no saw her,
she was under tho influence Of
liquor.
would advise Fair Play not
TO waste her sympathy on such q
calious, wicked person as Miss Nor
rnand until she learns more con-
corning the character and conduct
OF this Movie Star" TEX.
Ono excuse being that thcy re-
ceive no sympathy. Encouragement
and flattery from their wives DO
their wives receive any from them
No. you bet they don't. and nine
times out OF 10. II Is the husbands
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ont of Our
Jurisdiction

"x. " y" Questions pertaining
10 medicine cannot b. dnsiccrcd
thru these columns You abound
consult pour physician.
CYNTHIA GREY.
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tent Little do they realize and
care how many trials tho wife goes
thru in making homo and rails
Ing n family.
Who N II who must bear all OF
these burdcnH3 Certainly not the
Elrl whom no allows 10 come be-
tween him and HIS wifo bcchuac
sho Ia footlooso and Is in a position
10 look and act hweet.
ONE MARRIED WOMAN.
on what date did prohibition be-
como effective?
National prohibition became er-
feotire January 40. 1890, War pro.
hibision ieas IN effect from Jmp J,
1919. uniI The fine Of national pro
hibifion.
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cause OF DISEASES
EXPLAINED
AND HOW THEY ARE
SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED
THE BOOK is FREE

Write name and address pialnb.
<oTE--Dr. Loughneyis Bake Oven
Treatment offices are located at the
corner Of fifth and Union In the Crary
Building, Rooms Sio-slt-9is-9ls-siL
DIR. Ioughney Is assisted by competent
Lady nurses. Hours. n. m. to D. m
Sunday. . TO IL only. Telephone MA In
sste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Meeting to Be Held
on DuWAmish Plans

Plans for securing favorable action
from congress- on an appropriation OF
100000 for Improvement OF the Du.
vanish waterway win be discussed
at n meeting OF tho Duwamlsh
Waterway association called by
Mayor Brown for II o'clock Saturday
morning I'm tho mayors office. The
appropriation was recommended re.
Gently by the board OF engineers for
rivers and harbors. and action viii
prol bly, be taken In tho present SEES
slol Il conRresg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Two More File
as Candidates

II, r. Shields, Gil u. Roy nt. and
Allen c. Spencer. 2GiS w. card st.,
lined mp with tho council candidates
on Friday. Both filed Thursday
Spencer ran IA tho last city cleo
ton, while Shields n making his
first attempt for tho position since
1910.
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DR.. LOUGhNEY's
Blood Washing Bake Ovens
Busy Putting Invalids
Back on The Job

nr LouEhuey's pakc oven insti-
tate L. hciug kept busy restoring Ca
normal state of health ncw batch
Of tnNatids nt every season during
the year. They come In amhuianccs,
on crutehcs, and with canes, totally
disabled aud in,piidcd - "humnn
wrecks suffering torturcs from
eonditions that simply refused 60
yield 60 ordinary methods OF treat
mvnt. .sTheir discomforts." which
have been blamed upon almost
everything hut the right thing. after
hut few days OF correct eating, to-
Hethcr with the Human nakc oven
treatments, disappear. ~ the fog OF
the valley before the sunshine.
After this rciuvcnating blood
washing treatment one feels rs
though Nature had rolled hack tho
Years decade. Every nerve II
ttnriins with 10y, the hakcs arc en-
ttreiy pleasant 10 take and patients
look forward 60 each succeeding
hakc with ricasurahic antleipa-
tion.
nAi<Es EFFECTIVE IN COLD
WEATHER
Outlines In our daily mail there
Il an inquiry as TO whether or
mot II IL advisable Go take bakrs
or extremely cold days. No one need
hesitate being baked on even the
extreme cold aud biustery days OF
winter. All patients are properly
cooled and prepared 10 resist the
elements and after cneh bake the
patients circulation Il well equal
tsed aud ON leaving the treatments
the patient seems TO he entirely Inn
mune from catching cold. However.
We never have any complaint Of
patients catching cold In the most
severe weather aud even the aged
aud Invalid cases respond amazingly
fast 60 the healing effects OF this
blood washing process. Just NJ they
do In warm summer weather.
Write for DIR. Loughne,'s new free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Druggists Will
Held Inviolate

Judge Everett II. Smith Thursday
declared tho VIII OF J. A. Crowley,
pioneer Auburn druggist. made on
his death bed. " inyIolate. Half OF
an $4,000 estate was loft tho
widow. Mrs. Caroline Crowley was
denied her application for letters OF
adminlstratorahip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Engineers Club
to Name Officers

Members of tho Seattle Engineers
club viii elect officers for 1924 at
meeting at their clubhouse J22
Seneca st.. Saturday night after a
banquet nj e.s0 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
'Ansi0ers zone
Married Man"

Dear Miss Grcyi have Just
finished reading your column In
which One Married Man" answers
the complaints OF Tilted wife. and
! must say. how many men prae-
tico what they prcaehs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11

Cynthia Grey win receive call
err on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday from 10 y. m. and on
Tuesday and Thursday from II
20 ~ a. IN. at her office In The
Star Bldg. 1909 Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-11
Divorce
QnerN

Dear Miss Grey; / filed suit for
divorce last year and had my hear
inE Ia May: then l remarked the
following December. but ! didn't 20
up and &c, my final decree. In my
marriage legai7 Il. G. NJ.
No. your marriage Il NOS legal
You should obtains pour final de-
cree az once and Dc remarked,
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who first forget these things.
Turn about is fair play. Is II notg
Tho wife is a target for the hus-
bands fault finding to a certain ox-
Evening star., 1924-04-15
RUSSIAN MISSION
DISAPPOINTS LONDON
Red ENJOYS Slow, Arrogant, Con-
fused and Seemingly
Inefficient.
LATE AT APPOINTMENTS
Only British Sense of Humor Is
Saving Day.
BY HAL O'FLAHERTN

By Wireless to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright, 1924
LONDON, April 15-No interna-
tional conference of major Importance
ever opened under such an oppressive
atmosphere of suspicion as the Anglo
RUSSIAN meetings which began actual
work today.
Gratuitous insults aimed at Prime
Minister Macdonald from Moscow,
connected with the various criticisms
OIL the soviets in the British press,
make extremely heavy going for those
actually engaged in the conference
Nor have the soviet delegates them
selves, in speech or action, done any
thing toward alleviating the stiff for
malitieS. Their Chieftain, Rakovsky,
Kept the British delega tion warming
their heels for half an hour by tardy
appearance for the opening session
Ihen, leisurely rolling up to the
foreign office in a fleet of taxicabs. he
hustled his quaint companions into the
dlm-1t corridors like a flock of sheep
So far the Russians have failed To
keep any engagements at the ap.