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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

Arkansas University has n represen-
tative on the Olympic team competing
for honors as the worlds best all
round athlete. Merely another Jump"
forward.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

The Arkansas Press Association,
visiting the College of Agriculture ex-
pertinent station at Fayetteville for
got their umbrellas. Chorus-How In
the World can the Old Folks Tell.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

miseries through many
months and up to the
moment Baby has ar
rived, is fully explained
in the remarkable book,
motherhood and the
Baby" Tells also what to
do before and after baby
comes, probable date OF
birth, baby rules, etc,
and about Mothers
Friend" used by three
generations Of mothers,
and sold in ell drug
stores every W h ere.
Mothers Friend" Is pp-
piled externally, Is snfe.
free from narcotics, per-
ruits easier natural re-
adjustment of muscles
eud nerves during eX-
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
SECOND HAND FoRDS

We have a big assortment Of used
Fords from $6j up. All in good run
ming shape. Buy now and be ready
for summer. Jones Bros. 81 If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

July is the month when poultry is
neglected more than any other time.
It's hot and you lose interest-and
many chicks.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

Save the summer eggs by killing or
confning the old rooster through July
and August.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
Childbirth

II OW thousands Of women, by the
L i simple method Of an eminent
physician, have avoided unnecessary
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
a BIBLE THOUGHT /
u FOR TODAY--E
Bible Thoughts memorized viii prove n
priceless heritage in after years. #
JULY )

JULY )
THE EVERLASTING HELPER
He shall call upon me, and | will
answer him: ! will be with him in
trouble: | will deliver him, and honor
him.-Psalms 01;l5.
July G
HAVE FAITH IN GOD And Jesus
said unto him, Go thy way; and faith
hath made thee whole. And immedi-
ately he received his sight, and follow
ed Jesus in the way.-Mark 10 :52.
JULY Z
THE CHRISTIANS MISSION -
Preach, saying The kingdom Of heaven
is at hand. Heal the sick, cleanse the
epers, raise the dead, east out devils:
freely We have received, freely give
Matthew 1877, s.
JULY 8
FORSAKE EVIL THUS saith the
Lord of hosts; Turn We now from your
evil ways, and from your evil doings.-
Iachariah / a.
JULY y
WISDOM PRESERVES Wv en-
wisdom entereth into thine heart, and
knowledge is pleasant unto thy soul
discretion shall preserve thee, under
standing shall keep thee.-Proverbs
2:10, IL.
JULY 10
A GOOD NAME THE BEST AS
SET "A good name is rather TO be
chosen than great riches, and loving
favor rather than silver and gold
Proverbs 22:1.
JULY II
WHY WILL YE DIE?-As | live.
saith the Lord God. have no pleasure
in the death of the wicked. Turn
ye, turn ye from your evil ways and
why will ye die, O house Of Israeli
Ezekiel SO II.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

An outbreak of anthrax near Wal
nut Ridge, in Lawrence county, is re-
ported.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04

pectancy and childbirth. Start using II
Today. Mrs. II. T. Kerger, Slayton, Mimi,
says: at pulled me through" Send Tor
hook today, to Bradfeld Regulator GO,
RAG. Atlanta. Co. Mothers Friend' is
sold at all good drug stores-everywhere-
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
piles Cured in 8 to "A DAYS

Druggists refund money n PAZO OINTMENT fails
% cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding Or proirudine
Piles Instantly relieves itching pies. and you
can Get Teauul sleep otter htst Application O0c.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
To Cure a Cold in One Dax

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE (Tablets). Ii
stops the Cough and Headache and works of the
Cold. Z. W. GROVES signature on each box. SOC.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
July 9
JULY Z
JULY 8

FORSAKE EVIL THUS saith the
Lord of hosts Turn ye now from y0ur
evil ways, and from your evil doings.-
Iachariah a.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-04
JULY o
JULY 10

A GOOD NAME THE BEST AS
SET "A good name is rather TO be
chosen than great riches, and loving
favor rather than silver and gold
Proverbs % Il.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09

msn ie veru mas skoren zadarmo. Co nadseni ob9ta-
vost zapotyebi takych okoostf vdbec tp kdy m6
lecka draha vetsinou strada zvofi Ones od
poedne bude zah&jena vava obrazi skulptur nasch
melcd "Manesu", kan zval pfftel socha Emanuel
Kcdct o teto vystave vam necc povm AZ ,pfiste
Odbocme nyni jes6 kratce do jne dds.ze sery, do O.
boru iterarnho Vykadce knhkupcn vypadaU z ja-
ko pred vakou vydava pfeklada rozesla knih
ze n6kdy vraceti nestacm Nemam pro dlouhe roma
nv vyvinuteho smyslu take dost casu abych Jim moh
venovat Namatkou zminui Sc tudiz pouze edne kn
ze ktera spouse inych podobnych jest jakous bou
vranou pro svoji upfmnost opravdovos skuenou
praktickop. Jest to kniha Hygena manzestvi kerou
psal Josef Karel Schege vydal nakladae B. koci kn
kupec Praze- Masarykovo nabrezf Ia. Cena Kc
Ia Jest skutecne kniha ozdraven lidsva st6sti
lasce manzelst zadna pornogracka eratura, jaka je
obibe pod rouskou poucen nekteych rzch Pfecteni
takove knhy ma stokrat ve zvot zdravi nez
tucet erotckych romand.. =
Biografy mas oblbe dos upadau kdyz jsem patral
prcne tohoo zjevu sse jsem re obecenso e hlavne
znechuceno tim, ze neusae vtira sy protivnyi
manyram pfsusnc prsusnce jisteho nAroda ktery hro
zne rad ze bavi ehkym zp1sobem czt utraty a
mys sobe vdbec, ze je neodolateny Mnohym idem Sc
zkraka ty vseakE "schnaukesy z zprovily zvlaSte to
vnucovan historic urceho prosfed kerehos Ghea Jest
zdrav zjev tax dojde snad iv obou umeeckeho fmu
nejakemu spasnemu obrau Ide zkratka preavaji jiz
konecne byu neustae komando ak to komu prave
hod hloup ba sou z dost chym nez ably "a takove po
zky pati svoe dobre penze Proto take iz aks mnula
aspon nas hevm z Vas. perioda tax zvanych "za
zracnych d6 jechz zazracnost jz akofka Cd penky
ezela to naivni obecenstvo pnilo kapsy T. rodcd
trose nstrukc mnohy hoh uice Nebot zazracnost je
havne rekama kdo te ie mstrem ma vesinou z pre-
dem vyhranO ne? f. '
Je masopust6, ale tanci pofad eSte dial ale
ma Takovy tatk, ktery nekolk deer letos bude
bovat tax dlouho trvao Ted Ike vsemu zde byl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09

Ease jese ten paffzsky Pee chci fci Por svtm
manekynkam. y asi tax mnohemu zdejsmu prazskemu
Ivu spetly hlavu ze toho by vrohavy Ma to vse je
ovsem poreb prvni fade penez, penez penez. toho
pax jsou y afery nimiz jsem dnes zacal tem take
koncm nade ze pristi 81 budeme moc promuviti
necem jinem, prijemnejsim. i IL Iss - gd1 q
Uctivy dix "a ask zasan amerckych novn necht pTi-
jmou ST. Stepanka Machac, $50 West 49, ST. New York
T. "a New York Times The World New York Herald j.
Miss Mary Sypena, Los Angeles, California.
Miss Anna Horak 3 Milard Ave-, Bronxyille, N. Y.
Mrs. Marie Kosikova, 1919 w. 23rd ST., Chicago III.
Mr.. Joseph Frcka, 1902 E. 116. Str, Cleveland o.
= Dr.. E. S. Vcjan, 20O4 s. Albany Ave-. Chicago Ill
Jmenovte magazin Science and Inventions vzbudl
pravy ddv kruzich odbornXch, jak z bzci spoen
ostatnim planetami jak dovedete vymyse kobnovane
namofn tanky pod nmz budou mesta bort ako kdyby
byla perniku.. u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09
klADARSKO HLEDA FINAN
cNfHO KONTROEORA,


Budapest, 8. dubna. - u
herska vlada zaslala dnes ia
dost americkemu bankeri Je-
remiahu Smithovi, aby Sc stal
riditelem zemskych financi.
Ufad tento byl pdvodne nabid-
nut w. P. 'Hardingovi, guver-
neru federalni reservni banky
Y Bostone, ale tyz jej neprijab
ackoliv jiz do Budapest pri-
jel. Jako pficinu udal chatrne
zdravi. Rovnez Roland Roy.
den, newyorsky financnik, od-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09

mitl. Svaz Narodu prislibil Ma
d'arsku pujcku $5O,O00,OO0 ie
dine tou podminkou, kdyz
nektery cizinec ujme sc spra-
Wy jeho financi. 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-09

Berlin, 8. dubna. - 8avor-
ske volby do zemskeho snemu,
jez byly povazovany "a ukaz-
ku tendence narodniho citeni
v souvislosti. s .procesem S gen.
Ludendorffem a Adolfem Hit
,lerem, skontfly nacionalistic-
The Washington times., 1924-10-15
RuvOn Underwenr

Direct from the mill purchase
at great price concessions for our
Anniversary Sale. We give you
the benefit.
The Washington times., 1924-10-15
WOn1en's Fabric GLOUes
tic

Washable suede finished fabric
with narrow embroidered cuff.
Colors: Brown, tan, mode or grey.
Sizes 6 to 712. NJ
The Washington times., 1924-10-15
WOmen's Vests, TIC

WOn1en's Vests, TIC
OF Rayon (fibre silk, the
bodice style in peach, flesh or
orchid. All sizes.
ChiLdreu's Shirts and
Pants, 2 for 79cf
ChiIdren's Fleeced Cotton IN
derwear. Shirts have high neck
and long sleeves. Pants are Of
ankle length and have muslin
bands. Ages : to ID years.
The Washington times., 1924-10-15
Chndren's Sport Hose
3 Pairs for SIC

First Quality Children's Sport
Stockings, Of English rib with
colored figured roll cuff tops.
Tan, brown, grey. Sizes Z to 91S.
The Washington times., 1924-10-15
WOn1en's Sport Hose
SIC Pair

First Quality English Rib Wool
Mixed Sport Hose in desirable
heather shades of brown, grey,
tan or black. Sizes 8ls to 10.
The Washington times., 1924-10-15
ChiIdren's Union Suits

ChiIdren'S Union Suits
TIC
Fleece Lined Children's Cot
ton Underwear having. high neck,
long sleeves and arc Of ankle
length. Ages 4 to 16 years.
WOmeR's Rib. Vests,
2 for 47c
First Quality Wonen's Fine
Rib Cotton Vests, in built-up or
bodice style. Sizes SO to A.
The Washington times., 1924-10-15

Sheer LnJUn HnIldkerchiefs
For Men and Women
IL for 47c
Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs with narrow hem
stitched borders. White or colors, embroidered in
one corner with attractive designs The Mems
Handkerchiefs are D pure white with narrow hem
stitched borders. Irregulars of the 1Oc. grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Third Salt Water Park
Dance on Floating Hall

ok days TO so and then the third
- salt water park benefit dance
scheduled by tho Young Mems Bust.
ness club. which is sponsoring the
Seattle. Tacoma and Northwestern
Washington common folks play
ground.
This third benefit affair viii be
staged aboard the Blue Bird floating
dance pavilion. starting at . o'clock
from the Leschi pier The floating
dance hall win be towed around Lake
Washington by a tugboat. with no
noise and no ovcrcrowdinR.
And II you're looking for 100 per
cent immediate returns on your in.
vestment. take a tip and get aboard
with wife or sweetheart. for the club
has staged two other benefit dances
and each has been a big success.
Follow the Green Arrows"
That's tho invitation printed on
hundreds OF piacards to be posted
Tuesday all over town and directing
the dancing autoist TO Leschi. where
the Blue Bird will embark.
All the proceeds. except actual ex-
penses, will be placed in Seattle s
campaign fund OF $4,000 for pur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01

chasing the 90-aere tract OF wood.
land and Sound beach near Des
Moines. II IS amply capable OF &C
commodating 10000 cars, tho state
parks board believes, and viii prove,
when developed. to be a big attrac-
ton for the thousands OF common
folks who cannot afford time or
money for more extensive outings.
Seattle is raising 10000. Tacoma
has an enthusiastic group OF business
men working for that city's $4,000
share and the state parks board will
appropriate the remaining $4,000 OF
the $4,000 asked for the tract.
Voluntary subscriptions OF what.
ever amount you think best are still
being received at the Automobile
club headquarters, Ale University st
And they are still needed. too. II you
haven't yet placed your name on the
state park honor roll" now is the
time.
And II you want big time, get
n ticket for that Blue Bird excursion
the first on Lake Washington. DR..
Frank Il. Wood or any member of
the Young Mems Business club can
fix YOU up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LABOR DAY
STARTS ON PAGE

the park carly Monday 10 partlci-
pate IN the celebration there. take
part In tho races and athletic pro-
gram and 10 cat picnic lunches. ice
cream cones and peanuts and drink
lemonade and pop.
II was TO bo a great day for
tho kiddicA Tho Wild animals AZ
the park. with their irresistible APP
peal 70 Juvenile hearts. ran =
gauntlet OF bright. adniring eyes
turnout the day.
The merry go-round and other at
fractions Of equal lure expected 10
reap a huge harvest
The park was visited by the big
gest throng OF the season.
Hundreds OF dollars worth Of
merchandise was donated by Seattle
merchants as prizes for tho athletic
program. The program started at
noon with a baseball game. Immc-
dlately afterwards tho sports pro.
gram Of 20 races started
The young ladies' Riddle kar race
was a feature Of the day. Two
prizes were hung up for winners Of
this event \ doughnut race for
youngsters brought out heavy com
petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
CBy United Press,


POLITICAL,
la Toilette supporters circulate
petitions In tt California counties
70 place independent electors On NO
ysmber ballot
senator Wheeler opeBs iBdepcud-
snt campaign ~ Boston. 1850 a. M
President Coolidge receives deleka-
ton 0t iaboring men az White
House, noon
John W Davis make. address AZ
Wheeling. ". Va. ut ssgo p. m.
senator Ia Foilstle delivers ad.
drrss by radio from Washington AZ
p. m
Gov C. " Bpan OF Nebraska.
democratic vice presidential cnndi-
date. opened campaign with address
before gathering q farmers a, INK
Point. 3 y.
SPORT
Epiuard. great French horas.
makes his debut on American track
against n American horses AZ Bel
mont New York, $50 p. m.
National mems tennis singled
semi finals at Forest Hills y. ".
az noon.
AUTOMOBILE
/ Annual Pixies Peak mountain
race FOR Penroas cup. with IS start
ers-Colorado SPRING. Colo. 1850
a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
u. S. FLYERS
STARTS ON PAGE /

on shore a. the airmsu circlsd grace.
fully over the bay and settled al
their landing buoy
After three days delay az Iyigtut
bscauBs o. unfay0rahle weather. sun.
days flying conditions were un.
usually favorable over the wind swept
Davis strait which separates Green.
land from tbo mainland
The wind vas north-uorthwcs and
drove the planes toward America ~
great speed and the last 30 miles o.
the flight we're covered IN one hour
and - minutes. the wind decreasing
as the planes nearcd Iceticklc.
The sky was cloudless IS the air
men arrived and the temperature
GO degrees
By a strange coincidence the fly.
eFs landed on the very date prophe
sled on a plate already placed on
a cliff overlooking their moounE
place.
The plate was made on the Dc.
Stroyer Lawrence. which arrived
and awaited their arrival In Labra,
dor thru weary weeks. and waA
fastened 20 the rocks bearing the
date Of August 81 and this iuscrip
ton.
American ayiators completed
world flight
The aiunen are anxious "a set back
among their own people again. and
hope 10 be in Boston within a few
days. They probably viii make a
short hop from here to Cartwright
Harbor. Labrador. and then "a
Hawks bay and Pictou. y. s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
EDUCATION DOOR
10 OPPORTUNITY

Davis stressed the importance OF
education as the key 10 the door
OF equal opportunity" lie con
demned those who oppose education
on tho ground that no one would be
left 10 labor by hand.
In amplifying his conception Of
equality Of opportunity. Davis dc.
ciarod for freedom OF speech. (which
means the right TO say things that
displease, as well as the things that
please those IN power: freedom Of
assembly. freedom OF labor. freedom
OF contract, freedom Of the press,
freedom in matters OF religious be
lief and practice"
These are rights too sacred 10 be
rined with. he added.
Davis ridiculcd the "sclf-appointed
Faviors Of the country" who fear
red plots Turk around every corner,
and declared the best "disinfeciant
for radical theories Is fresh air and
the best defense against tyranny IS
free and open debate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SCHOOL
STARTS ON PAGE 1

tons and romodeling projects or
five school buildings and the con
struction OF two new buildings. one
OF which viii DO ready for occu
pancy when the bells begin ringing
agnin Tuesday morning.
And. by the way. they arc COINS
10 ring 10 minutes earlicr this sea.
son and tho boys and girls in tho
grammar schools will stay in the
schoolrooms 10 minutes later in the
day than last year. The 20 minutes
additional time gets the system
back under tho old law, which pro,
vides for 20 minutes Of supervised
study per day. giving more time FOR
recitation preparation and individual
instruction for those particularly
who won't study AZ home.
High schools and grammar schools
will both convene at $3.50 and
school viii be "our' daily at s;2C
y. m.
The new Montlake structure AT
22nd ave. and MeGpw st, costing
$780, 900 will throw its doors open
for the first time Tuesday with nine
brand new rooms TO accommodate
part OF tho 1900 additional kiddies
expected this year. II also hns q
principals office aud teachers room
and two covered playcourts. Two
OF tho claSsrooms may be thrown
open for assemblies. II Is two
stories high and fireproof.
The Montlake school Is planned as
an 1s.room unit, the other half 10 be
built when required.
one hundred twenty-five thousand
dollars has been spent on remodel.
ing and additions to the John Muir
school at 33rd ave. S. and Horton st.
This provides nine rooms. principals
office. assembly room and two GOV.
cred playcourts.
The new Dunlap school building,
which Is costing $4,000. will not be
ready for occupancy until Christmas.
~ ~ NlSo hill'i"oil AliuCluIt.
Seventeen rooms have been added
to tho West Seattle high, with other
additions and changes to accommo.
date more students expected.
A general overhauling of tho
Georgetown school, totallng 500 900,
and new plumbing in the Mercer and
Horace Mann schools completes tho
changes in buildings this yeaT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
THEY THREW OSCAR
OUT IN HIS B. V. DIS
AND HIS OLD SMILE

WHEN Oscar Johnson. %. start.
w Cd out for an evenings cele.
bration Sunday he was in good
spirits, had s., and. while not n
fashion plate, was undeniably we'll
dressed.
When the evening" was over
Oscar was in the city Jail. minus
pants. coat, hat, shoes and sun.
dry other articles of apparel. In
fact. about all that was left of
Oscars wardrobe was a smile and
his Il. V. DIS.
u. g. Atingo. 4532 Goth ave. s.,
while driving home after midnight
Monday morning. saw Johnson
get Kicked out OF a large auto at
Dexter ave. and Crockett st.
Mingo stopped and picked up the
helpless man and brought him to
headquarters.
Il was with friends" explained
Oscar, but what happened I don't
know | lost track OF things
after a while. But It's all right"
The police released him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Labor Day Attractions

Annual automobile speedway race
az Altoona. Pa with 10 drivers.
80 3 m
BOXING
Young Striking meets Young Bob
Fltzalmm1ns AZ Macon. Ca.
Jimmy Duffy and Dave shade
meet over i1ur-fbund route az Oak.
land. :.so 3 ~
MISCELLANEOUS SPORT
california state championships
continue - Berkeley
California club soft FINALS At InEis.
ads. San Franciscp. Preside Golf
club tournament opens. Fan Fran
cisco. Oakland. Cal. city golf cham
pions NJ Lake Chhbot
Coast league double headers a.
Salt Lake az San Francisco. Oak
land ~ Portland. Sacramento at
Los Angeles. and Vernon ~ Seattle.
Fun schedule % double header
games IN National and American
leagues
MISCELLANEOUS
Paradra ~ labor unionists IN all
Pacific Coast cities
Picnics and political orRtory
everywhere
MORE OR LESS PERSONAL
Prince Of wales plays polo with
his friends on Grace estate near
Wcstbury, I. l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
MORROW
STARTS ON PAGE 1

the conduct Of the county garage and
thn care Of county machines. and
scruiinizo closely al contracts for
labor and material
Ell am opposed 10 political subor.
~ dinates giving any aid in the
selection Of candidates for tho tax.
payers and voters to support. am
not opposed to the employment OF
anyone when It is TO the advantage
Of the county. Efficiency first. reia.
tives and friends afterwards. I am
in sympathy with the move 10 re-.
duce the number OF costly county
autos when the use Of such autos
negatives public efficiency.
ct would be only after a careful
" and analytical survey OF tho
needs and means OF the district tina.
I would be ablo 10 say intelllgently
how ! would get economical road con
struction and whether any OF the
present road crews would be retained.
AZ this time believe they all must
go. but should / find any man who
has faithfully devoted his labors 10
the public welfare he will remain.
II have agreed TO no definite road
construction for any district.
OIL am In favor Of the move 10
- break the present one.sided
ferry leases.
o. county commissioner can only
~ contribute TO the reduction of
taxes by conducting the affairs OF
the county In an economical and ef.
ficient manner. abating wastes and
leaks To do this Il requires an or.
ganizlng and analytical mind. The
present system Of state taxation Is
ruinous to manufacturers, home
owners and laborers. To remedy this
Is matter for the legislature or the
people themselves by an initiative
measure.
10-i am opposed 10 n county.city
~ merger. The benefits will be
absorbed by political lackeys and cor.
porate interests. II will sim further
augment the delinquent tax rolls. I
have favored public ownership or
public utilities for 40 years. but am
convinced that in order to protect
the consumer they should be re.
moved from partisan politics. / also
believe in private ownership. for in
no other way can the people ascer.
tain readily II their publicly owned
utility Is being maintained up 10
standard. ! look upon private and
public utilities as competitors. /
would award all contracts to the low.
est bidder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
nv FRAZER EDWARDS

WHEELING. w Va sept. L.
Child labor vas denounced as a
IDIOT on the good name Of the
republic and "a crime against the
future ~ the race by John ".
psyi. democratic presidential can
didsts. IN a non parufan Labor day
speech here today
Speaking by invitation before the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor as
scmbly. Davis said he would vote 10
rnufy the pending child labor
amendment 20 the constitution n hc
were a member o. state lsgtsla-
ture on which responsibility Tor de-
ciHlon on that subject now resta
Davis laid down three great con-
struciivo duties before tho Amer
lean people. II America Is 10 re-
as..aH.s.s.sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-01
Vessels in Port at Seattle

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