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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29
poR LA NocHE.

Minutes antes do las ocho, socupo Ia
tribuna .el Lcdo. Rodriguez Alberty,
4 DIS caguas. 81 joven ietrado abnndo en-
los cpncsptos expresados respecto . "a
Alianza, por otros oradores, pero dam
do su discurso el inconfundible sello
de la improvisation y 81 pensamiento
original, 9 imprimiendcle Ia Iota de Ia
elocnepcia propia do nn buen taiento
cue .abraza ma causa con cntusiasmo
y buena 70. sentimos decir, Que So lt dis
curso no fuS sino en- parte escuchado
.por nosotros y que 6sta nos inspira Ia
antes .expresada impression.
! Toc6 .el tnrno al conccido poeta Luis
.Pales biatos. La pratorta del apiaudicaso
cantor fns toda una obra do orfebre-
ria. En- parrafos jugosos Y dilectos
ei, que Ia ,tnspiracion puso sns alas tle
luz, el ,nunen del ,pcsta nos hizo go,
gar de rsrdaderas ,bellezas. Renni6 uni
en- su discllrso el espIendor ideoiogicp
y Ia ,pulcritud pictorica de una psia-
bra cadenciosa, ritmiea, febril y va
henta la vez.
Historic a grandes rasgos los iliti-
mos atios de nuestras tuchas politicas,
hacienda ,resaltar en- frases betlisimss
COMO la Alianza habfa de triunfar en-
Ia opinion ann de los mas snspicaces
/ y renisos, porque tinalnente, al des-
eabrir Ia verdad que sn grandeza en-
, cierra, .todos duedarfan rendidos anse
su .fuerza de noble . irresistible atfac-
ei6n.
Los aplausos y clamoreos &c apro- e
haci6n y de entusiasmo del auditorao
interrnmpian a menudo a joven y pri
Illants orsdor. 49,
/ Presentado zen elocuentisinas 4 ffases 'sas
por el e-Presidsnte de Ia camsrs q
sefior Lastya Chsrriez, Sc dirige al pu p
fblico don Epgeiio Astol.
FL .eminente tribune gloria del el vsr- ,.slel:
! bo hispano, ,americ icano, dsj6 escucnat g sa'
j 81 bien timbrada voz, que esparcao Z
! tcrrsntes las4beliezas del pensairnientc
= ! 2 : -.
ar,s sabe decir con adnirbale gaiisaf-
/ / tiia 10 alie stente un noble corason ssr
Alatiguo lichador, compahero fiel !
inssparabley primero de Muhoz Rivera
iv. iuego de Barcel6, iunto quienes na
comhatido .siempre por las hbertades
de su pstria, puede decirse que dc'
j IEugenio, no va conoce 10 mas insere
sante de nnestra historic politica, sine
4 uue 10 ,ha vivido y vivido como rae
tor de importancia capital. su paiarrss
heiocuentisima snpo afiadir y enloc'oI
prop.a dc los tribunos de alKa taila 2
! intense interes de Ia historic vivids v
ror auisn ia relata, ,exponiendo 10 qn'
LA Aliariza significa y 10 que, por =
fuerza fatal de las consecuenctas MS
It6ricas, ha de representa- para ppestrs
pais, va que su triu1,fo estA ae tod
tpunto aseguradp.
| 81 ssaor Astol fu6 interrurpido eel 4
Ivaxias .ocasiones por enthusiasts aplan
scs, recibiendo al terminar, muchas I!
lmuy efusivas felicitaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29

SoACS JuOt0S, US -
media A.. NJ.
A mis- Clientes de:
$3.50 a 12 A. NJ.
200 q 5P. NJ.
Todos los dias de la seunana.
A Los PADRES DE TAaIIL1A:
Razones por 10 que es apsoiutamen-
te nscesario el tratamiento por DENTS
ia titulado, a los dientes de ieche, q
sea la priniera denticion del Milo s..
Para cyitar dolores, noiestia ,
malas ncohes o los padrcs, nervtosidaA
al niho Y atraso en- sus estudios = des-
arrollo fisico . intellectual.
Para que tenga masticaci6n psr-
fecta, buena digestion > asimnaci6n .
nrtrici6n ,perfecta. ss.5& 5s..
S-Para evitar indigesticnes, In
toxicacsones y por consequences, HN.
TERITIS, causa de tanta mottandsAs sen
los niiios de dos tres afios.
4--.Para evitar mals oclusi6n " DOE
.consiguiente masticaci6n imperfeota.
5--Para prnteger La posici6n , ass-
arrollo del primer molar :PERMANEN-
TIE que mace los SETs aaos y 60 ,ei
eje de la masticaci6n, perfeccitn del
fisico desarrollo general de todc tel
organismo, que tanto inhuye en- nnestro
destino durante la vida.
Los molares que nacen do los GEaB
amos en- adelante, solo SAIEN Una
vEz, deben atenderse y nuncA ssx-
traerse.
ToD0 nifo debe ser examinado Dor
su dentista por 10 menos TRES veces
al afio.
NoTA INTERESANTE:
He podido comprobar en- cuarents
anos de practica: que, aquellas per
sonas que cuidaron y conservan su den
.tadnra, .estan j6venes fuertes y dis
pucstos para la lucha, los que hicieron
10 contrario, estan vIEJoS, ARRU-
GAD0S y decrepitos. .'r
La aparisncia personal fisica de La
persona, es uno de los mayroes str1bu-
tos que mas contribuyen a su prospe-
ridad. Sin dientes buenos estAn fra-
casados sin APELAcIoN.
Advt.
-G G.s F. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-29
rEVITEMOS LA
EINEIIENZA

Es precise libraries ;prontarnente de
.resfriados, antes de que Sc presente la
calentura que el case Sc haga grave.
.sotadol calma sana las gargantas ltos-
Destaca las feDas, pf0tege los pull
mones y da alivio. En- caso de tos SEGA.
graves resfriados, influenza 6 hrnnqnitis
sse procure. una botelia de Jarabe Leo
1ardi para la sTos (Creosotadol y se evften
mas serias consecuencias. Excelente en-
raso de tos ferina y coqueluche. Remedio
snnocuo, SECURE gustoso en- que ilro
.,iiede fiarse. Protejapos a nuestros nifios
" q nosotros. - ( a 3 "a ~
ikssasssgs.xg ass...n, sssz zIxszsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
YOU'LL FIND
IT HERE

Funeral services fur D. H Mar
zIsu marliEIrI. lEIf Lucas UI HiI
- rrl1 from Home uafiaw SUNDAY
a. D.. m Surviving ore "a wife and
daughter
Engine crgv nr s.. r.. engine that
ElsI Frank Pierce. Kirkland Tues
day. nEuHtT4irl hI eYuuffr jury
funa Martin. egsIlE f.rf HYr
bsId bT dry atH ON liquor charge
HHHHHFaH debate team uII. meet
fHr oxford England team .u Irauy
haII December D. 80 , Macdonald
an ~ British labor leader, Oh one Of
fHr NUIu#H team
T b rsb.sshlp pslIwaHl rffs nrH
record hy Repairing rrgfl breaks lH
Alaska cable boo s1 dlys
Saz ssgoIsau, %. pioneer n fhs
AlarEH gold rush. 81 dead .u Seattle
Funeral services viii b0 held sunday
from tEr Swedish baptist church
Funeral services will be- held Sun.
daY 4 o. Ga. f8r O. j. Torn, DO. n
1864 AsHworth ave 10 had lived .H
fHr city 10 ysau.
e OhashL japanese consul waf
host 90 100 Americans and IapluHf
Friday evening AZ party bod honor ri
the birthday uuniyfrsary' " th'
mihag1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
He Met Her Thru
Mnkrimnninl RurentL

Dear Miss Grey: am n married
man and have a son whom I love
dearly. Ho Il 9 years old.
have been married more than
seven years. Ny wife and I mot thru
n matrimonial agency. rnw my
mistake shortly after marriage. but I
have stald BY my bargain md hoped
for the best. But We seem not 10 be
suited 10 one another. and sho has
started divorce proceedings t4fice.
Each time I managed TO reconcile
her. for tho sake % tho boy. but Il 70
surely awful 70 live this way.
VIII you Elvo your opinion M 10
what Is best for all concsrusd7
ID. a. l..
II Is difficult 10 read between tho
lines" Of your letter and try TO figure
out tho other side OF tho story.
Judging from what you have said
you arc doing your part. 1 have said
80 many times that the foundation or
basis Of marriage IS merely n partner
ship. As In any other partnership.
the two parties involved must meet
ono another half way and work side
by side consclentiously In order to
mako said partnership a success. This
is especially true when there arc
Riddles depending upon such n union.
do not know what tho real trouble
Is. Perhaps II you VIII go TO Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
SENTENCE over,
NOT FREE
COunterieiter Out OF Mcneil,
but Faces Deportation

Five yFam ago. pa1h. gm0nt. De-
.IHrr1 German rhrmir'. went tU SIC.
NlI iHla-l prison uItG the rrpula.
u1n ~ <ins one - tho hest bank
note counterfeit enEgyfr over cap
uurad here Friday Doe returned tu
Seattle DIE sentence completed bat
NOT q free man. EmuHt b. held
pending profitable deportation
Secret service agents arrested EF
mont aud Henry Nrls1u ln mli
Gn sgh Trent ave, iu December.
1890. in completely equipped ca.
craving plant the Officers found
four cots or copper plates Tor so
bills and two f1r go hills ~ Was
The workmanship un the go plates
that earned Die fame 90 "a master
maker n spurious plates.
Nelson got "a short term IN thr
county Sail. but ErmoHt event up
Tor five years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
A Policeman
andYOurSOn.
Small Boy Is Morbid Because He Can't Have
Handouts to Complete His Policeman's
Uniform.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Hoo does pour young son look upon policemaHf
is he "fuunypage lmpeTsonaton come 10 fe and 10 be-
regarded haH amusedIy and half disdainfuly? g
is he ogre proving about the worlds domains seeking
whom he may, fguratiyely, deyour?
Or is he brave man. serving the community that has
placed him In his job 20 protect the best interests OF that
community and the rights Of the people of that community
someone for your small 10 consider benefit as law
preseryor menace private privilege devastator2
These thoughts raced thru nay mind ! read a letter
from mother who asked me il knew where she could get
pair of handouts cheap for her small boy, who insists
playing cop Luckily for the youngser she won't be able
TO get the handouts, cheap or otherwise.
letter f1l1rSs
Miss you = place In Seattle
whsra I buy 81 hauaeuffa fhv8pf
have little boy who insists playing he
OF
cuffs complete his little u6.ermaus uniform.
II this rather absurd question !
Gratefully 20. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
City Hospital Will
Hire Its Ambulance

The city hospital win hereafter use
tho ambulance service OF tho Shepard
Ambulance Co. rather than maintain
It's own service. tho city council n.
nance committee has decided. The
company will have nm ambulance and
driver at tho hospital NJ all times for
calls. DR.. George n. Mclaughlin
says this viii save tho city i7oO n
month IN ambulance costs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Apartment, Hotel
Men Asked to Meet

A meeting % apartment house
and hotel keepers OF Seattle has
been called for 1890 Monday noon
on tho ninth floor o. tho Chamber
of Commerce building 10 discuss
tho now heating ordinance now be-
foro tho city council
Tho meeting VIVA called By the
committee % six who presented
their case 20 tho public safsiy com.
mlttcs when Il was considering tho
ordinance.
Thcy announce that an orwanixa.
ton viii ba formed 20 look out
Tor tho interests OF apartment and
hotel owners. They arc protesting
tho proposed ordinance which the
council IL expected 70 pass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Freless
Cnnkrr

Dear Miss Grey Can a frriesa
cooker br made Al homer should
like very much 20 have one, but
cannot afford 10 buy n. Thanks
MRS. ~
Uso tin can with ild that viii hold
roapst9na and cooking vessel Pro
cure box that viii provide space.
Into hoK place can. filling under.
meath and around tho sides with
heavy. dry earth. Nail heavy boards
on top around edges. I'm al open
spaces with mortar mHds Of water
ana earth. using knife. This will
prevent tho escape Of heat
Leave space over can for ia 20
open. Mako outside IA OF heavy
hoard. lined with papers and oil.
cloth. n you have n.
Pack papers carefully between
Iidn. preventing escape OF heat n
ono soapatonu does not produce
enough heat. uno hot irony also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
State Officer of
Maccabees to Speak

Mary label Mci,aF state com
mantrr and great maHtsrnt arms
NJ Tho Ladies ~ the Mlorbe.a
viii conduct o. school 1f instruction
lt the regular rCvi1w N Washing
'on lodge so. ga. here next Tues
day. November Z The meeting win
hr In The u1d Fellows temple at
o. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

word. Each word starts from a
numbered square and runs across or
down untu it encounters a black
square or tho edge OF tho puzzle
Each word intrriockB or forms part
Of another word, and each numbered
square which starts a word cor.
responds 10 the number IN the key %
definitions underneath the puzzle,
thus; No. 1 IN tho column headed
Horizontal" describes tho word
which viii MI tho white squares up
TO the next black square 20 tho right
No. vertical win Nh the white
squares down 10 tho first black
square below. At least half the letter.
Of each word help make some other
word or words that cross q. All
words used arc dictionary terms. ex-
cept proper names. which. with In.
ltials. abbrcvintions. obsolete words
and technical terms will be so indl-
Gated.
Tho first correct reply received
wins the daily dnftar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
SEEKING TRADE
Germans After British Bust
ness Under Dawes Plan

WAEHINgTDs. Roy The cga-
naHrrtrI effort az German traders 20
revive hur.urH relations between
Great Britain and Germany % under
close scrutiny ~ United states o.
pertinent ~ commerce economist
Success or failure ~ British and
German traarr. Manufacturer ana
Uranr.rn 10 work together fg mutual
advantage o. ~ great imp1rfanar tp
TOO United States ihry ay
Records transmitted 10 ihs depart.
meHt from Iu London trade 01mm.s-
I1HrrH office show tHHt l5 600 Ger
mans vls.frG me United Kingdom ln
fHa past HIE months They may b.
called ground floor Germans. aE
they were making plans % enjoy any
trade revival rruluug from tho
Dawes plan application and The laps
.uF 0f the HeKruul duties and tho
anti dumping provisions u the Brit
aH safeguarding OF industries act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
HAT - FUNNIEST

TORONTO Tho funniest thing lu
The world "a The human bat. the Brit.
lhh Association Tor tho Advancement
uf Science has discovered A big
man with a big hat and n little man
with a big hat appeal 60 everyone
fgnhr 81 hum0r, Il hau been decided
a hat blown or lH n wiudsl0rm rep
LIr-lLl IAe heLEhl " comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
SHIP HATS SERVICE

PRINCETON. tnd,-A loud noise
In the mir above tho TT. Branch
Methodist church interrupted scr,
vices for several minutes. Tho con.
Ercgntion hurried outside and saw q
dirigible. wcstbound flying low and
directly overhead. when tho ship
had passed over. service was re.
stinod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Eddie Says He Had
"a Wonderful Time

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov I'm
Eiad 10 hf back home again." Hld
Eddie. prince ~ wales. on hls ar
rival here yesterday
Eve had o wonderful holiday
American HuspitBIity Sc enjoyable
learned much and was shown the
greatest Kindness ana travelling D.
always interesting"
Tho prince showed himself freely
at the dining salon on tho trip
across. lie danced every night bui
$3.50. when lt was too rough.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
MAN Is RELEASED

MARYSVfLLE, Cal, Nov. L.
Francisco Leo. arrested hero ycstor.
day on suspicion Of being the muir.
dercr Of Fred Smith. strangled TO
death at Weed, Cal, Tuesday night,
is not the man wanted. lie was re.
leased last night when 2eddlng au.
thorlties came hero to Identify the
prisoner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

Cynthia Grey viii receive
callers on Monday Wednesday
and Friday. from I 90 p. m.
and Tuesday ana Thursday.
from n 90 Ne a, m. AZ her on.
flee In Tho Star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

~ @ Dalton. IN the court u domestic
relations. Clty County building. and
rnnndo IN him. DO win be able 60
assist you in figuring out some sort
10 plan BY which you may maintain
your homo and rear your son proper
iy 10 has helped others 20 do 20
and he has a vast and useful store Of
knowledge along these Inca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Street Potato
Pudding

Dear Miss Grey once alto Some
sweet potato pudding and have
never hern able 20 SET recipe for
ii. Have you onsF
GENEyIEvE.
Here II a rood onr called MAN.
my'a Sweet Potato Pudding
Gnto three mcdlumalzsd sweet
potatoes. Beat together one cup os
sugar. THREE eEEs. tablespoon Of
butter. a teaspoon Of vanilla and a
pint Of milk add 90 tho grated 70,
tHio. Pour In a buttcfcd pan. Drup
bits Of butter on top and halves oi
maruhmallow n desired
Bake Tor ono hour IN a moderate
oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

Patterns should be symmetrical In
design. There Is great scope for
beauty and novelty in Arrangement,
OF light and dark squares and the
puzzle should contain anywhere from
II 10 Is squares each way. The puz-
zle must be arranged 80 that no
words are completely separated from
each other-they must be connected
by interlocking letters.
Tho words used 20 form the puzzle
should DO found IN any good una.
bridge dictionary. and should not
be too technical or obsolete. The
definition should not be misleading.
and technical. obsolete, abbreviated
words and proper names or Initials
should be so indicated In the deflni-
lions.
No foreign words. except those In
common, everyday American use.
and found in tho dictionary, may be
used.
Prepare your diagram. Put in your
words. and then number the diagram
carefully. from left to right--as In
those printed. Many number lncor-
rectly. Watch out for this.
In awarding the weekly prlzs for
the best original" puzzle. neatness,
clearness and arrangement will be
taken into consideration.
All original puzzles actually receiv.
ed by p. m. Saturday Of each week
viii be considered as entered In the
weekly contest ending on that day,
Write your full name and address
on all puzzles submitted. and address
Cross Word Editor. The Star.
Employees OF Tho Star and their
relatives are barred.
The Star will, IN addition 10 the
regular prizes. pay 81 for any orig
inal puzzles II useg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
rnnH nI.n nnnHIN

TORONTO People In cities are
cruel 20 aged horses. according 90 j.
s.. Wilson. general manager u tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

This mothers task should be- 90
replace her smhll sons morbid
thoughts with those OF good. sub
,tantinl cltlirnry. There i. nothing
II greater Importance than the way
parents bring up their children TO
look upon lawmakers and hwprc
seryrrs.
Every child should understand law
j. that BY which the universe moNrs.
law h that thru which We all "a,
pres, ourselves. because without II
only the strongest could speak OF be-
law Il constructive network
which man has voluntarily placed
about himself 10 help himself.
Give your hoy the right -hunch"
on the why for" Of policeman
Teach him that the policeman IL
right, and you wrong. when tho for,
mer catches you Ia an unlawful act.
albeit = smalIlsh one.
Teach him that you and the
Papas" u tho other little children
he knows placed a policeman on the
beat 10 help make Il safe for him 20
play IN his own yard, 10 walk down
his own street nj night. TO live In
his own home In safety.
The hndrst thing n parent can IN,
ruleaic In a child T. the correct ap.
probation Of what law. la its com.
moncr interpretations. mean, 10 him
and 10 hi, fellows.
rot buEnboo, but boon' Not a
KIDS play game. but hard work foF
= regular hcman'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
HOW TO WIN THE
DAILY DOLLAR:
ECZEMA ON FEET
AND HANDS
Could Not Walk. ltched
Badly. Cuticura Heals.

Eczema frs, broke out on the
backs Of my hands and ankles In
little pinples tina; had water In
them. Later the pimples would
break open, swell up and turn red.
My feet were SO sore tina, I could
no, walk, and I had to keep them
up in a chair. II itehed badly, and
the trouble lasted about three
months.
Il began using Cuiicura Soap
and Ointment and they helped me.
and after using three cakes Of Cuti-
cura Soap and three boxes Of Gull
cuTa Ointment / was healed"
(Signed) Mas Anna Springer, r.
r. D. /, Mendoza, Mo-, May 2, 1924.
Use Cuticufa Soap, Ointment and
Talcum for daily toilet purposes.
saur,.s IRE. sy Man. Address: "cs.i<zrs Labor
stories, Dept. h, kal1sn ~, Nsss" Sod svsry-
where Sospzse. Cintn1snt q and %. IslcJra zse.
B4E Try our new Shaving Stick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01
Hawaiian Club
Here to Give
Native Feast

Tho rrt agau. on native d.
asI.au frgrf. ever staged lu me
HH b1 given ~ fHr Hawaiian Tl-5
E<,smbfr a. t4fr b. Hstsr
~, motion picture ~ ~
bands. and g.fhr peculiar ~ ~.
land. Including tas famous pa ~
on the program Tilrapg FL
saa and other native fruit VII y
served
The native name pr me nfv A.
attif Hawaiian club a Iim % ~
Hawaii Lstier sdfTeEsl 70 =,
member sfart Aloha. Kalms
which means Greeting. 400 ~ yoa
Temporary hs1dqu1rfsrH o. he b
gaH!ztlou are az 900 Mealorr
building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

Toronto Humane society I'VE houn
tighten the burden " the old horss 3
Wilson says lie b the most ah1set
~ ail animals A young h0rse. rep
rssentins doIlau and cents. usuauf
receives removable care and often
uon. II BE- on tho aged horse tia
fbe mrrclirFT man shows Dr. heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

Van Dyke, John n.
Won Tobci. Edward

Wakefield, j. Aiexnndc'
Wnikinsha,v, Robert II
Wall, y. 4.
Wnithe,Y. John II.
Waterman. Howard
Wclch, William
Wctcr, James 4.
Wheclon, Burton j.
white, &. II.
White, Crawford Il.
Whiting. Il. Il.
Whitney, w. NJ.
Whlttcmorc. Glenn j.
wilkins, Ernest IL.
Williams, A. ID.
Williams, Geo. w.
Williams, Lewie
Williams, w. Mcrvyn
Williams, Scion n.
Wilson, Glen II.
Wilson, Horace A.
Wilson, knthcryn
Winthrop, Louis
Wrny, William
Wright, sam A.
Wright, II. G.
zcdnicis. victor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

TodHy's puzzle Is well balanced
and has no 'Jawhreakers" 20 con.
tend with. so needs no pointers"
And gracious sakes. how many ORIG.
NAL puzzles we do sc, from the
country and towns scattered all
over tho state. Looks as tho the
good folks who live too far away 10
get their daily answers In 10 the pm.
per In time have taken 70 making
their own" And It's fino idea.
because they stand a chance 10
draw down the weekly s., not TO
mention the 81 day that goes TO
someone whose puzzle Is used In
these columns.
So keep the good work up. and
see IL you can't draw down one OF
tho awards.
HOW TO WIN THE
DAILY DOLLAR:
Each white space represents a let
ter. Each set OF white squares. both
horizontally and vertically. represents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

MEMBERS or SEATTLE nan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-01

owen, Herbert A.
Pnddcn. stunIy j.
Page, n. ID.
Palmer, y. II.
Palmer. Geo. T..
Palmer, James NJ.
Park, VIM. u.
Patterson, II. III,
Pearson. n. A.
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HOW TO WIN TUE S.
ORIGINAL PUZZLE

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