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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-11-28
IRIS OLD sTUFFl

The cry of danger and radicalism
has been raised every time a con-
stitntional amendment has been pro-
posed. We have adopted 10 such
amendments and the United States is
still on the obe."-Helen Hoyt
Greedy, New York lawyer.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-11-28
GET VACATION WITH PAY

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Increased
wages, improved working conditions
and one weeks vacation with pay
are included in the new contract
signed by Meat Cutters union No. SAG
and their employers.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-11-28
PLAN NATION WIDE CAM
PAIGN FOR CHILD LABOR
Continued from Page one)

Massachusetts, mill owners have in
vestments. The people will recog-
nize in the opposition, no matter UNI
der what euphonious title they oper
ate, the National Manufacturers As
ISOLATION and its branches in every
state. For while the head and front
of the campaign against the amend
ment in Massachusetts was a so-ealled
"Citizens Committee for Protection
Of our Homes and Children" the pro-
paganda Of this committee was
identical with the propaganda Of the
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-11-28

standards of men and women and
protective laws for children every
where"
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-11-28

Hundreds lose homes by fire in
Jersey City, N. j.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
UN GRAN EsPEcTACULo RESULTA
RA LA ExHIEIcIoN DE LA TER
CERA ALARMA.'

Segin Sc nos inforna, ei vicrnes pro
ximo celebrara el .Ria.to' una tanoa
especial dedicada al cuerpo de Bombe-
ros. con motive de la exhibici6n de la
grandiosa pelicula LA Tercera Alar-
MAJ. que ACADIA de obtener I'm triunfo
resonantc en- el Norte.
Ell viernes las 5 liz de la tarde
sera la tanda especial para ell cuerpo
de Bomberos, la cual promote resultar
un magnihco acontecimiento. pues con-
curriran no solamente Ell personal que
costituye Ell benem6rito institute, sino
tambien sus jefes y ell Concejo NUM-
cipsl.
Para dar tambien mayor realce al OK
traorsinario espectaculo, la Banda mu-
nic:pal, con su bril- ante competent
simo director seilor Figucyoa. tomara
rarte EN- el.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
octave Inning

ALLENTOWN: Higgins palca &c
tres esquinas. Coke de dos esquil,as, ano
tando Higgins. Lennox de bases, ano
tando Coke. Moiler single. Dell rolling
a la tercera. out Mollcr Leanox. Kniel
sci Sc poncha. cuatro hits. dos care
ras
RTB0SCH: Sanguiti Sc abanica. Jun
cos fly para Knielsel. yiEsenez Sc pom
cha. Ningun hits, ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Quinto Inning

ALLENTOWN: Lfrea disicil para
Juncos. hacienda una bonita ccgida.
Knie'sel base por bolas. Huntley .oAl-
ing para DAWN. out en- p-imera. Estra-
da rolling para Juey. ous en- pcimcra
Ningun hit, ninguna carrera
RIBoSCH: Davi1 ay para Coke. Da-
MEL Sc poncha. Sangui-i fly para Ell
right Ningun hit, ninguna carrera.
Sexto Inning
ALLENTOWN: Jordan rolling para
Juey. ont. Higgins rolling para Dawn,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Noveno Inning

ALLENTOWN: Hunt.ey rolling a
juicy y POI error coge la primera. rs
trada palea de homo run. Este es Ell
leiio mas grande que Sc ha dado en-
Ponce des5e que sc funds la hga. E;-
trada fue de.irantementc ap.audido. Jor
dan toma ponche. Higgins hy para Re
curb6n. Coke fly para Caco. Ur. error,
una carrera, un hit
RIBoScH: juicy fly para Knieisel
Garcia single. Caco lie ir,ita. Guerrero
rolata para Dell hacienda IN double
play que dio ell triunfo los aGeri
csncs.
Score:
ALLENTOWN 900 900 112 rs
RIBosCH 900 OU2 OO0-2
Los americanos. en- -.cnor Ia yer-
dad, abren desde la septima entrada
una furiosa batalla palo Einpio y
coasiguen asegurarse la victoria, entre
los vi ores 6e muchos poncalos y Ell
sentimiento de los pocos buenos ponce
nos portoiriluenos Y los paisanos de
Cayey.
Por fin, pues, jugo ell RIBoScH
gano perdio.
Naya nuestra .felicitaci6n hasta los
bravos nnuchachos del tabaco.
Hemos preguntado muchos ponce
nos Ell motive por Ell cual Sc desplega-
ron tan contrarios las panteras y dan
por respuesta que los de Cayey son muy
"changos'' que hay que estar prime
TO con Ell Ponce que con nadie mas. DE
que tengan no ram los fans de esta
Perla en- estas contestaclones, no es ccsa
que vamos a discutir, pero, honrada-
mente, creemos que cuando Sc jucgue
con teams de afuera todos debemos
estar con los de Puerto Rico Y no con
los do otros mares que luego Sc van
v jamas Sc acuerdan lie nosotros.
Nosotros cuando jug6 Mayagiiez, es-
sabamos con Mayagiiez; cuando con
Humacao. estuvimos con Humacao;
cuando con Ponce, con Ponce y aver 10
estuvimos con RIBoSCH; el proximo
domingo 10 estaremos con los leones.
Y hemos terminado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Cuarto Inning

ALLENTOWN: Coke y Lennox dan
dos palomas para DAWN. Moller rolata
para Juey, out. Ningnn hit, ninguna ca
rrera.
RIEOSCH: Garcia fly para Jordan.
Caco rolling para Old Boy, out. Guerre
ro fly para Jordan. Ningun hit, ningu-
ma carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Sspt;mo Inaing

ALLENTOWN: Moller ny para Re
curbon. Dell sing.e. Knielsal single.
Huntley fly para juicy. i1ssrada single
anotando Dell. Jordan fly para Jinae-
nez, out. 8 hits, carrera y un error.
RIBoscH: Guerrero ,iy para Estra-
da. Daviu fly para el right. Daniel roll
ing para Old Boy, out. Ninsun hit,
ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Continuation de la pag. 81

Dell rolling segunda, out. Dos hits,
dcs errores y carrera.
Score:
ALLENTOWN 01o 600 0O1-2
RIBCSCH 600 200 1Ox-3
Resrmen: Hits DAWN Il; Struck
out por Daviu, 6; base por bolas por
Daviu: 2; Dead bail por Daviu /. Hits
a Higgins 6; Struckort por Higgins 8;
base por bolas por Higgins, 4; Dead
hall pr Higgins, ].
Este fu6 I'm. juego sensational. Las
tres carreras dadas por Ell Ribosch fue-
ron lilnpias. Salvo la decision de home
que nuestro juicio, repetimos, no es-
tuvo acertada, Ell team americana NADIA
mas puede alegar Ellos pudieron ga
mar ell jucgo tuvieron ininidad de
cpor.uaidades, pero de nadie es Ia cul-
pa dc que David supiera emplear la
cabeza y retenerles N Inca. i-ara I'm
team tan potante como ell Allentown.
cabe esperar que un juego no 10 decida
una buena maia decision en- los pri-
meros innings.
For otra parte. tenemos que ell Ri
bosch tenia en- el banco. enfermos a
tres grandes jugadores: Guilfuchi, Ga
cho Anselrlo.
La victoria del Ribosch es III iegiti-
mo triunfo Qus no Sc puede negar. Da-
VIII demostr6 ser un pitcher de nervio.
Supo haccr frente a las situaciones mas
dificiles Y dej6 los americanos pom
cefios a quienes vendra pronto un bu-
que buscarlos para uevarlos Allen
town, con tres palmos de narices. lie
puso moler a moler del fino.
Y quiero ser explicativo. No son to-
dos los poncenos los que gritaron al Ri
bosch. 10 fueron los que conoccn
muy POGO las rcglas del deporte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Jucgo de la tardc

En- Ell juego de la tsrie. i1s montafiese3
utilizan Sanguiri con muy buen re-
sultado en- los seis primeros inning.
Sendos matracazos de Higgins, Coke
Y Estrada en- los tres titimos rounds
dan cl triunfo los Duques.
No fue escasa la concurrencia al jne-
go de la tarde Ell Ribosch desde tenn
prano Lego la Liga y comenz6 sus
practicas. POGO despuss llegaron los Du
ques.
Los umpires de la manana son los
enca~asdos de dirigir Ell game.
Llaman juego y el Allentown toma
"a majagua en- las manos: Baterias, pcr
Ribosch: Sanguirf Y Guerrero; por Allen
town. HIoller Huntley.
Aqui van los detalles del game de
la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
segundo Inning

ALLENTOWN: Moller fly para Ca
co, out. Dell single. Kniclsel rolling q
Davii, out Dell Huntley rolling a Re
curb0n, ont Knielsel. I'm hit, ninguna
carrera,
RIFOSCH: Caco rolling a Old Boy
ont. Guerrero single. Davit fly para
Higgins, out. Daniel rolling Dell out
en- prinera. Un hit, ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Fl team ~RibOsCh' vOIyiendO..

out. Coke single. Lennox fly para Es-
trada. Un hit, ninguna carrera.
RIBoSCH: Juncos ilnea par. Jordan
out. J-menez rolling Coke y por error
llega a la primera. juicy rolata
para Huntley y por error llo-
ga prlmera. Garcia single. Tres
en- base y un out. Por wild pitch. ano-
ia Jimenez y por passed ball Garcia.
Jhey es capturado entire seguada Y ter
cera. caco rolata para Coke, out en-
primera. Un hit 2 crrores dos carre-
ras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
DE GRAN UTILIDAD
PARA LAS FAMILIAS

iComo evitar las nolestias
que ocasionGn las lavanderas? ?
-Muy senciIIamente. Man.
dando la ropa al Porto Rico
Steam Laundry.
Lame seguidanente al tele-
fono 90 San juan y sera aten-
dido. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Tercer Inning

ALLENTOWN: Estrada Jordan ha
team de rolling para kccurbon Y juicy
respectivamente, out ambos. Higgins Sc
poncha. Ningun hit, ninguna carrcra.
RIBOSCH: Sanguiii fly oSt. Jimsnez
palea para Huntley, out en- prinera.
juicy fly para segunda, out. Ningrna
carrera, ningiin hit.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
Primer Inning

ALLENTOWN: Estrada rolling pa
ra Recurb6n que iug6 scgundd, oHt en-
primera. Jordan, fly para Garcia. Hig-
gins hit Cox le im.ta Lennox fly ia
ra J menez (centcr field) out. Dos hits,
ninguna carrera.
RIBoSCI: Jimenez y juicy rolling
para Coke. out ambos. Garcia linea pa
"a Estrada, out.
Ningfn hit, ninguna carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07

Avisamos al pdblico que ya he-
mos rebaiado la tarifa de los pre-
clos de fotograbados. Perfection
y rapidez. Puerto Rico nustras
do. San Jose No. 2.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-07
AGERcADo DE CAsrnIo

Muerto de risa-esta Ell BRUJo
Oieda en- San Jose No. 81 reparando
maquinas de escribir, Tele 355.
Advt.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

marching on Liangyuan, half way be-
tween Chaoyang and Jehoi. Chang
Tso-Lin stated that the Chekiang de-
feat made no difference to, him or his
plans. He is confident Fof success
and he intends to carry out the at
tack on two fronts at Shanhaikwan
and Jehol. He has requested that
foreign consuls have all foreigners,
foreign warships and merchant men
removed to Singwanto, as this is WI
lei Fu's headquarters and he is sup
plying his warships with coal
The British consul, recognizing
that Chang Tso-Lins attituTe Is
right has addressed his legations to
carry out the request. II is antici-
pated that the other consu ateS Will
advise the same procedure.
Chang TSo-Lin states that If he
makes an aerial attack on Peking
the foreigners will be protected, as
only the palace is his objective.
Copyright, 1924, by Chicago Daily News Co;)
Evening star., 1924-09-24
LOCALS WINNERS
AT CAMP PERRY
MCCARTHY Takes Wimbledon
Cup-RifIe Club Takes Sec
0nd in CoSWelI Match.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star
CAMP PERRY. Ohio. September
2f.--Medals and special prizes were
awarded today by the National Rifle
Association TO the small-bore team OF
the National Capital Rife Club for
winning second place i'll the Cssweli
trophy match. GuSty winds and low
ering clouds made hard work. with
iron sights on the little gun, for %
ShotS per man at a one-inch bulls
eye at 90 yards and Il two-inch spot
at 100. The last pair to fire, Lieut.
!. c. Jensen and Sergt. Z. \. Riley
finished in a drenchine rain. Capt. II
H. Leizear. Marine Gunner Ollie NJ
Shriver, Ralph II. Mccarthy anG
formed the rcma inder of the team
coached hE Technical Scrgt. Frank Is
haNe Team score. ..306 out o. SEQ.
Studying RevoIvers.
Between firing in the bi2-bore ant
sinaii-hore events. the District team
members are also studying the rang,
hchariour Of the official Army sidearn,
tue Colt automatic I5. The great try
oHt with this weapon is fred Frid I,
over a courS" of 10 shots slow fire a
% yards. - shots in 40 seconds at ;:
YARDS and 10 shots in 20 seconds a
the same distance All members q
the Washington group viii fre in th::
event.
The pistol team TO represent ~.
lfStrIct Of Columbia against I'll,
States and the regular armed service.
h"s been announce d by Capt. Lizear
following examination Of al practi,.,
sores. The hand gun artist; are /.
addition to the. team captain CAM
clarence :. Shield. Lieut.. +. &. Jensen
tapt. sidney Morgan: Technical Se;c;
} IL. Robertson. Sergt. T.. u. And,,;,
and Scrgt. II. T. Walker
The district shooters found is-.
going Yesterday in finishing up =,
last great individual test. the Pres
dents match. Practically the who,
team was sluadded to fra at TO.
Yards III The difficult early morn -.
relay before either light or w.,
is ia r
Tee hnical Sergt Robertson. VIZ, .
match total of 1I5: Sergt T \. RE.
with IL. and Master Sergt f. /
Hernsdor1 with 17$ out Of possibi.
200. led the local aggregation and >...
cured places III the prize lis;.
Wins Wimbledon Cup.
I:aIDh II. McGarit-. Washi:l@-o.
civilian competitor. captured ono Of
the CHIEF individual prizes yesterday
h| winning the Wi!:ts.,. Ioa CO. II.
~ Hiau' VITA t=.rS,"p- sights o..
n Army Springfield ri.e. was ~ on
"f possible 100. on :. Iah.-e - GOT
yards. Two sighting shots ana - IL
record. at 56-iuch h4il's-e.- = out d !,
bull 'S-eyes u we:'a ~itilia the luu..
40 "iug. thus heatin2, out severa,
other e"S with fewer .le-s I.ity
fired against l.Ose conIpctitorS. dra ~
ing one Il the cary a.@ys that fire,
in 4 cold. high wind, shifting clouds
nd changing light, hu: sct 80 high :
mark carly Il th- DAY that rDr.t fir
Ing iate". under easier weather con-
ditionS. could pas it.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
SHANGHAI AREA QUIET.
Heaviest Drive of War Expected
Soon by Attackers.

Fy the Associated P-ess.
SHANGHAI, Septe mber 24-While
the guns of both the Chekiang and
kianSsu armies west of this city re-
manned silent this morning, the
Lunswha headquarters of the Che
kiang force expected their opponents
to make the heaviest drive of the
var tonight and tomorrow on tin
front between I.iuho. on the Tanstzt
River. and TsinCpu beyond tn
Shanghai Nanking Railway.
To meet this drive chek lang
ella lined to have $4,000 Loyal troop
which have been withdrawn from tn
hing sector, vest of Tai Lake, and
Evening star., 1924-09-24
MINERS PLAN AD DRIVE.
Operators and Union to Cooperate
in Campaign.

DES MONIES. Iowa, September -
An advertising campaign. To b"
financed jointly by the operators aHo
mine workers, will be opened octo-
Der by coal mine operators ana
miners of Appanoose County, Iowa,
TO continue seven months.
Twenty-two mining companies ana
app. oXimately $500 miners in Sub
dis rict No. / Of district 49, United
Mine Workers of America, are CO.
operating in the campaign. he op-
e.ators have agreed to contribute AN
amount equal to that raised by tn.
union. 1t is estimated that sl9.0po
will be raised in the campaign.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
CHANG LOSSES HEAVY.
WI Uses Armored Cars in Battle
cn Manchurian Border.

BY the Associated Press
PEkING, September 24.-The pek-
ing government troops employed ar
mored cars, mounting machine guns
against the Manchurian army at Wan
chiatung, six miles north Shanghaik
wan and Chilli Manchurian border,
INJECTING conSidera ble losses.
The Manchurian airpIaneS are re-
ported to have bombed Chingwantao o.
the port near Shanhaikwan, doing
little damage.
1t is announced that the Blue EX
press, which was held up by bandits
near Lincheng in 1928, number of
foreigners being taken and held for
some days. which has been running
between Pekin2 and Pukow in Khan
Su, Will be taken oit temporar ~.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

move to the main battle sector west
Of here.
This prediction was based on in
formation that the kiangsu leaders
have been massing every available
man on this front and that they have
been fortifying Anting. town just
behind their front line on the rail
way.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
ISLAND RIOTERS HELD.
Seventy-Six Indicted in Filipino
Disorders Fatal to 20.

by the Associated Press
LI1IEE. ISLAND OF KAUAI T. H..
September 24.-The territorial grand
jury has indicted &c Of the 1873 Fill
pino plantation strikers arrested after
ID riot near here September .. which
resulted in 20 deaths.
Those indicted included Lorenzo
Alcorcon, who was said By witnesses
at the coroner's inquest to have been
the inciter of the riot, and Evaristc
Acebes. accused by officers of having
taken a prominent part in the disturb
ance
There have been no demonstrations
since the riot.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
$1.75
Step-lns
S1.39

Perfect qualify fine soft finish fiber garments,
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Evening star., 1924-09-24
CHANG AGREEMENT
WITH REDS CHARGED
CONTINUED from First Page. }

China which was adopted by the
British and American governments.
At the reservists' meeting rcsolu
tions were passed which said that
the American and British govern
mentS were supporting the PekiHg
government while processing nea-
trality
Evening star., 1924-09-24
FOREIGN.
rS am. Greenwich time. today
-at.ons Temperature. Weather
Movie Actor Expires.

Los ANGELES. September - -- Ben
Jariey. 40. motion picture actor and
-elf-Sty!ed fourth husband Of Barbara
i. Mari. also of the screen. died here
aSt night Of double pneumonia.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
THE WEATHER

District OF Columbia. Mary and and
Nirginia-Fair tonight and tomor-
row, not much change in tempera-
ture; gentle north wines.
West Nirginia-Fair tonight; to-
morrow fair and warmer.
Records for - Hours.
Thermom meter pm. 40: 8 pm,
63; l. midnight. %: am, ~: 8 am.
81: noon. 60.
Earometer-i pm. Sous; pm,
oulJ: II midnight, 3U.2u: am,
"O.24; am, 30.31; noon. $3.50.
highest temperature. Il, occurred
1t > pm. yesterday; lowest tempera-
-ufe, is. occurred at Z am. today.
Temperature same date last year
illShSSt, ST: lowest. IS.
Condition OF the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at am: Great FallS-rem-
perature, "a: condition, very muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1924-09-24

\ remarkable purchase,
at just the season of the
year when the demand is
All-wool cloth
and sturdy wear
ing corduroy suits. in the
newest Fa1l models. Sizes
s to II years. A Bell
Blouse Free With Each
Suit.
Evening star., 1924-09-24
CHANG CAPTURES TOWNS.
Requests All Foreigners Move
From War Zone.
IN WILLIAM r. (;ll.ES
HN WILL
AN u. GILES.

BY Cable TO The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright. 1924.
MUk DEN. September al.--Chang
Tso-Ln's forces have continued to
advance. capturing the important
HtrateSiCal town of Eailu and subSe
quentiy Chaoyang after taking all
positions on the right and left tanks.
The Chilli casua ties are 3.U0u. Gen.
Chang took 400 prisoners. l.0O0 rifles,
e field guns and machine guns. The
first division Of the sixth army is now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Just Heaven Once More
Protects Country Gal

BedbuEa a pretty girl. an lndig
nant landiady g.. and quit ease
played prominent parts n "a little
moiodrama staged Ia tho private o..
I flee OF Chief ~ Police W. a Sew
lcpns. Wednesday.
The hauliui young GIL. fresh
from tho country and unused %
such sordid things as bsdpugu. en-
tered the chiefs sauctum IN tsara
hoo. hoo hoo" ahe sobbed
"b.hub hsdhuEsr'
'lcdhugaT queried seycryns,
~ zee" sho wept. -bodbuEsl They
were everywhere. And now my 81
Is gone ana my suit oass-she won'i
give n back 20 me, oh. boo,
hoo.o,o-"
By persistent questioning. tbs
CHIEF elected the information that
the slrl rented a room AZ the p
apartments. on Yssler way. paying
IS down ara agreeing TO Pay tie
more. she put her suit case IN the
room, and inside 10 minute found
an army ~ bedbuEn drilling IN
platoona across the bsdspread.
Infantry bedbugs, buck private
bedbuga, mounted bedbuEn captains,
ma jors and colonies Of tho bodbug
army. all were there. She rushed
downstairs and told the iAndiady
she was leaving. The mhtresa Of
the place refused 70 give up her bag
gage until tho other iis had been
paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Indigestion
May Lead to
Appendicitis

Repeated attacks OF Indigestion
often lead TO serious inflammation
OF the stomach and intestinal tract.
This Inflammation may finally eS-
tend TO the appendix. which usually
becomes infected through the pres
ence OF foul. Irritating matter In the
bowels.
II doesn't pay to ignore even the
most simple warnings OF digestive
trouble. Neglect Is responsible for
much misery. Uneasincss at the pit
OF tho stomach. sour tasto In the
mouth. excessive gas, heartburn.
nausea, vomiting. bitter risings. con-
stlpation. biliousncss. dizzy spells
and palpitation of tho heart after
eating are some OF tho most COM
mon symptoms OF poor digestion.
II you are subject to any form OF
stomach distress, don't fail 10 try a
bottle OF Smith Bros NJ. A. c.. the
guaranteed stomach treatment. This
wonderful medicine usually gives
prompt relief from all discomfort.
In fact, II In sold on n positive
guarantee OF money back 10 the first
bottle fails TO do SO. A large bottle
costs but si.25. Your druggist will
supply Observation-Disclosures,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Painleve Is Head
of French Chamber

PARIS. June t.--Former Premier
Painiove. peaecmnker OF the parties
OF the left. was elected president OF
n, French chamber OF deputies 10
day.
Aitho Painlsve's election was
foreEone conclusion. owing 20 the
left holding a majority Of seats. tho
eontsat proved close.
The socialists elected him. zoe 60
.os. over General MaEino,. candl.
date OF the bloc na;ionhle.
The 'Blaek Sen Mutlnscr." Marty.
choice OF the communists. received
% votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Soft, Curly Wavy Hair
Now Easy to Have

Beautiful. fluffy. natural-looklng
tho ruinous curling iron. are now
possible for every woman. Yes. not
only possible. but very easily and
quickly acquired. and with benefit TO
the life and health OF the hair. II Is
only necessary TO apply little liquid
Hllmerine before doing up the hair.
using clean tooth brush for the
purpose. Tho hair will have most
delightful curliness and lustre, with.
out the least suggestion OF grease or
stIclSlnoas. and will be quite controll-
able. whether long, bobbed or
shingied. "A few ounces OF liquid
silmerinc from the druggist Will last
for months. II In economical to use.--
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
Press Agent Stunt
Ends Minus Rabbit

MOUNTAIN LAKES. ~. J.. june 4.
Helen Cola and Charles Carter.
dinner party rabbit hunters. were
safe today after three days IN the
with Of Jersey COW pastures. with.
out catching any rabbits.
The missing pair. who disappeared
from the home OF a Mountain Lakes
press agent Saturday night after an
argument on whether or not Miss
Cole could catch a rabbit with her
bare hands, were found late Tuesday.
cooking weeds In a tomato can for
their dinner.
A friend Of the press agent found
them. They refused 10 talk 10 news.
paper men and meantime tho sale
Of novel based on similar cxperi.
enee and written BY another friend
81 the press agent Ia reported In.
crcnsink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-04
CAN'T BEAT "TIZ"
WHEN FEET HURT

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary. shoe-crinkled. ach-
ing. burning. corn postercd, bunion-
tortured feet OF yours in n Tx
bath. Your toes VIII wrlggle with
Joy. they'll look up at you and al
most talk and then they'll take an
other dive in that "Tiz" bath.
When your feet feel Ike Jumps Of
fcad-all tired out-Just try 'rlz.''
It's grand-its glorious. Your feet
will dance with JOY: also sou win
find all pain gone from corns, call
louses and bunions.
There's nothing like ''Tiz" It's
the only remedy that draws out all
the poisonous cxudations which puff
UP your feet and cause foot torture.
A few cents buys box OF Til
nj any drug or department store
don't walt. Ali how glad your feet
get; how comfortable your shoes
eel.--Advcrtlsemept.