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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
Would Bar Neuroes.

BERKELEY. Cal, Sept. 22.-Berke-
ley is in the throes of another agita-
tion to keep Negro residents from
erecting homes in it's restricted
neighborhoods." The present point
Of attack is SIT. Tillman, clergy
man. A protest mass meeting is op.
posing his building of an $4,000 apart
ment house.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
rule
OF HARRINGTON
TO Be Judged
Expulsion of Local to
I be Reviewed

Especial to the DAILY woRKER)
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Sept. %.
The question of whether or
not Frank harrington, auto
cratic president of the Illinois
miners, has the power to arbi-
trarily expeI Individual members
of local union, and to revoke
the charters of local unions in
an unconstitutional manner will
be the issue here October II
when John L. Lewis reviews the
revocation by Harrington of the
charter of Local Union No. 448.
harrington, because local un-
ion 448 contains a large pro-
gressive element, including two
Of the militant leaders in the
organization-John Watt, sec
|retary-treasurer of the SPRING
field sub-district, and Duncan
Macdonald who has a large
progressive following thruout
the state-has centered his at
tack on this local.
Violated Constitution.
Frank Harrington violated the con-
stitution of the United Mine Workers
of America and the state constitution
of the Illinois miners in ordering Mac
Donald expelled from the union be-
fore he had a fair and impartial
trial." Thomas Parry, vice-president
Of the Springfield sub-district, told the
DAILY WORKER.
This is disruptive move on Far
rington's part Harrington, in his
talks against the reds, is always
pleading for unity within the organ
ization, yet to further his own politi-
cal ambitions, he attempts to fire out
Of the union those who are for the
rank and file and against his auto
cratic machine. The constitution says
that no member shall be expelled from
the union until given a fair and i'm
partial trial, but Macdonald was or
dered dropped from the rolls of his
union without any kind of a trial"
Is Election Trick.
Progressives here declare that the
move revoking the charter of Local
Union No. 448 is a move to make John
Watt ineligible to run for reelection
as ecretary-treasurer of sub-district
four, Springfield. Harrington is run
ming one of his satellites as candidate
against Watt, but unless Watt is re-
moved by some such illegal means as
this he is practically certain of re-elec-
ton.
harrington has twice ordered Mac
Donald dropped from the rolls on the
ground that Macdonald did not pay
his Herrin assessment. Members of
the local union charge that Earring
ton deliberately sent his auditor into
their local in an effort to "get" Mac
Donald and Watt if possible. The at
tempted expulsion is the fimsiest
technicality, as the miner who was
of the local at that time, has
admitted that Macdonald was not at
fault, that he did not pay his assess
ment because the secretary overlook
ed asking for it, and Macdonald un.
derstood it had been paid. AS soon
as Macdonald discovered the assess
ment was unpaid, he paid up in full
and secured his receipt from the sec.
Local Union No. 44S Immediately
wired President Lewis of Earring
toms illegal actions, calling it to his
attention that under the constitution
only the international president has
the right to revoke charters, and ask
ing him to intercede in behalf of the
local union.
Lewis replied that he would review
the case in Springfield on October IL.
Exploitation of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
Russians Postpone Play.

On account OF the affair to be given
Saturday, Sept. 81, for the benefit Of
the DAILY WORKER, the Society for
Technical Aid to Soviet Russia has
postponed its performance to Satur-
day Oct. q. A Russian play, 1.-THE
Devils Kitchen" in four acts, will be
given by the Society at 1902 w. Divi
sion st.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
WORKERS TIE Up
! GREECE IN HUGE
RAILWAY STRIKE
Demand 8-HOur Day,
Is Pct. Wage Increase
especial 20 The DAILY Worker,

(opsciai 20 he Daily Workerl
ATHENS, Sept. pa one
hundred per cent strike of the
raiIroAd workers here has tied
up transportation all over the
country. The workers are de-
manding an eight-hour day and
an increase Of IS per cent in
wages.
Sympathetic strikes are be-
ing called in one industry after
another. The bakers and print
ers have already walked out.
Premier Repulsed.
Premier Sofoulis, demanding of the
General Confederation Of Labor that
the strikers come to terms with the
government, was told that negotia-
tons would be carried on only after
the strike had been won.
Dissatisfaction among the working
classes with the republican govern.
ment of Greece is shown in burning
revolutionary addresses made by Ia
Dor leaders all over the country. A
large majority of the members of the
General Confederation of Labor
which includes all of the organized
workers of Greece, are active mem
bers of the Greek Communist party.
The fury of the workers against
Premier Sofoulis and his cabinet has
been reused to fever heat with the
discovery a few days ago of the theft
by government officials of millions of
drachmas from the funds set aside for
Greek refugees who fed from Asia
Minor after the retreat of the Greek
army. The refugees are on the streets
starving.
The scandal concerning the admin
istrators of the Refugees Financial
bureau follows close on the discovery
of the theft of IA million drachmas
by a committee appointed by the gov
eminent to eyaluate the property lost
by the refugees in Asia Minor, and to
return to them a certain proportion
Of their losses.
Arrests Numerous.
Members of both committees have
been arrested, but it is not expected
that action will be taken against
them. A bishop of the official Church
was arrested seven months ago for
stealing money from the funds of the
Church committee, but no attempt has
been made to bring him to trial.
The workers are now proclaiming
their intention to refuse participation
in the threatened war of the Greek
government on Bulgaria. The Com
munist movement in Bulgaria is enor-
mously strong, and the effect of a
Communist uprising on all the coun-
tries Of the Balkan peninsula is feared
by Greece.
The two governments have for a
week been exchanging ultimatums,
giving as cause for war the killing
If citizens in foreign territory"
Communists Call for Action.
The Communists of Greece, thru
proclamations and speeches, and
especially thru their daily organ, Ris.
ospastis, is rousing the Greek work
ers, in the event of war, to seize their
arms against the bourgeois govern
ments of both countries and to estab.
lish Soviet rule.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
PERFORMANCE BY
JUNIOR REDS is
GREAT SUCCESS
Special Magazine Issued
for Occasion

oh, capitalists amt gonna reign no
more.
They amt gonna reign no more.
Yes, by heck, they'll get it in the
neck,
And they amt gonna reign no
more.
Oh Mister, buy paper,
We know you won't refuse,
We've got the DAILY WORKER,
But down with the Daily News.
These were two stanzas of the song
sung by the Vanguard branch of the
Junior groups of the Workers party,
at a rousing red entertainment which
they gave Sunday afternoon.
Get Out Paper.
For the entertainment the Juniors
got out a special magazine, called the
Junior Voice, which gathers into it's
seven pages news of the Communist
propaganda which the young revolu-
tionists are carrying on in the schools,
in their homes, and among the chill
dren they meet on the streets. The
paper is profusely illustrated with
pictures of Communist children in
their revolutionary work
Babe Cohen, one of the members
of the group, performed a dance sym
bolizing the struggle of children
bound to the wheels of industry to
escape from their slavery. When
they free themselves they hear the
herald Of better life. The herald is
the forerunner of the Communist
Revolution, which is symbolized by
the signing of the international"
The funds derived from the per-
Torrance will go to the treasury of
the Junior groups.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
Texas nIrth controI clinic.

DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 22-Anne Ken.
nedy, national secretary American
Birth Control league explained the
purposes Of the organization at two
well attended meetings in the Dallas
city hall. The meetings were Endorsed
by many local physicians. There is
no law in Texas against information
on birth control methods. It is pro,
posed that clinic be established here.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
TIE POWER COL

Twice every week.-Mrs. to your
motive behind the DAILY WORKER Here for the interest
and Inspiration of especially the DAILY
WORKER agents commtteesae tried
tons accomplishments DAILY WORKER further
conquests
Here Is PoWER-the power of brain effort of
women of the working class who only beIievebut AcT
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
THE DAILY WORKER MAY BE PUT
OUT BUT 1T CAN'T BE PUT DOWN
FROM A MAcHlNlsT.
Especial 70 The Daily Worker)

DETROIT Mich sept S2@Wam Il Johnston international presi
making
the
campaign
Just he a beautiful personality
everybody
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-09-23
Party Activities Of
Local Chicago
BRANCH MEETINGS.

Tuesday, Sept. IS.
Roumanian Branch. 2254 Clybourne Ave
Ukralntan No. l, 1892 w. Chicago Ave.
russian, Pullman, 1146S South Park
Ave.
Northwest English. 27Ss Hirsch Blvd.
Irving Park English, 4021 Drake Ave.
Wednesday, Sept. "a.
T. U. z. L. Local General Group,
Northwest Hall, Western and North AYES.
William T. Dunno. just returned from
the E, oh Congress Of IT. the g. l., win speak.
New and experienced teacher.
mercisl Ave
Street.
Thursday, Sept. rs.
Glass in Trade Union Tactics and Con-
duct, 722 Blue Island Ave.
Thursday, Sept. rs.
18th Ward Italian, 2439 S. Oakley Blvd
scandinavian Karl Marx, 273S Hirsch
scandinavian w. s.. cicero and SUI
scandinavian Lake View, 1905 N. viii
ton St.
Friday, Sept. &c.
Scand. South Chicago, Gal E. 61st ST.
YOUNG WORKERS LEAGUE
ACTIVITIES.
Tuesday, Sept. %.
Pullman, 10701 Stephenson Ave.
Irving Park Branch, 1921 Drake Ave
Wednesday, Sept "a.
North Side Branch, 24O9 N. Halsted st.
Englewood Branch, GAIA S. Halsted st.
Marshfield Branch, Hebrew Institute
Taylor and Lytle. Shop talks.
Every Thursday.
Maplewood Branch, 1888 Hirsch Blvd
ola in
of Thought.
Every Friday.
"Ilyitch" (Russian), 1902 W. Division
Street.
Rosa Luxembourg, 1910 W. Roosevelt
Road.
John Reed, 1924 S. Albany Ave.
West Side, 1922 Douglas Blvd. Educa-
tional meeting.
Hersch Lekert, 261s Hirsch Blvd. The
History of American Labor Movement
NJ Backal.
Karl Liebknecht Branch, 1900 Sedg-
wick st. The Branch and Its Tasks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
Cotterill Speaks
on Oregon Dry Law

PORTLAND. Ore. June 6..-Hardy
residents OF the old oregon country
made the first move toward prohlbl
ton and the realization OF their
dreams must now endure. George y.
cotterlll, former mayor or Seattle
told the hundreds assembled at the
Northwest cithEena' law Enforce,
ment congress. at the white temple.
yesterday.
Contrary 10 an impression very
generally entertained. residents OF
Maine were not the pioneerr In the
prohibition field. Cottcrill ,aid. In.
stead. Il was the lean. intrepid folk
OF the NorthwNst. who. al their frat
legislative so,mcil. al oregon City.
June s, 1874, enacted a stroLc prohl
hition law, which weathcroi attacks
until the oregon territory-what rs
now oregon. Washington. Idaho.
RltiSh Columbia and a part OF Mon.
tana--beeame a part OF tho Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
Piles Are Absorbed
Never To Return

After years Of patient. pains,aking
effort on the part OF well.known
doctor, a prescription has been found
that Will actually heal Piles and ab.
saTh them never 10 return.
No man or woman need suffer an.
ether hour with any discomfort. pain
or soreness arising from rectal trou.
es-Piles-now that this wonderful
prescription known as MoAvA can
he obtained FOR = moderate price at
any first-class drug store on tho
money hack IL dissatisfied plan.
You'll be amazed to see how quick.
j. IL acts. Blessed relief often comes
In an hour; even in cases OF long
standing with profuse bleeding.
really wonderful results have been
accomplished
simply ask your druggist for a
small box OF M0AVA SUPPOSE.
TORIES. being careful to follow the
simple directions that come In each
-hoN,-A Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
KRlsASTAlNA &c RMS
AND HAY FEVER

\ 30 prove that Asthma.Tabs Will
n,1rpittD I'd you Of Asthma and
Lay NNer. ana that terrible sneez
jupL W,etAlnR and soOrtness Of
breath, will sene you a regular
~ % tril,fDnnt OF my famous home
remedy absotlsi ~ FREE and post.
paid, No ohlitastfen-o cost. This
vNonderi1 prescription WA remove
uasse troubles ia a few dnsw.
sirA q II, Lea HohonG Mo. says.
Ny daughter had "a light atacIx toe
third day but has not had aRy mDce.
May Gods blessing rest on the dis.
cOvererof such "a boon To humanity"
Since this does not cost you any.
thing and does not oblignte you in
any wny, simply send hume and nd.
dress f0f free treatment today, and
prove at my risk that you can De rid
or asthma II. IN. Townlny,
4 ASTHMA TAB LABORATORIES,
$50 Baker Yawter Bldg, Kansas
City. o.-Adycrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05

nice ciotnet thny Ind no money
siooed up. Hut thoy Tell In loye--and
llDt uituricd.
fiiw both bad high denis; they
wanted To 1--we nicely: and thay found
ftuuds Ia tho typo OF places they
lDmd, prohibitiveiy high Cor yniue no.
ediNeG
Tlihy both decided tho only why 10
gct thar value wns 10 put thor
rental money into tho purchasc OF
a home, and they found one suited
70 thnlr needs at tho above location,
Nov. not the least 81 the mental
aie.ss4ss Of thin yaunE couple q their
ability 10 figure ahead. 20 by the time
toe bunJ,piow wnn finished and ready
FOR atis. tssg had managed TO get
iaf pu0 pByment together and
moved IN
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PAGES 9 TO 16

policy to safeguard his income. and
a llfs policy 20 take care Of his e..
tate,
These young people have a little
car. they thoroiy enjoy life. they
have lovely little home, both inside
and out that many people with
treble their income might wen envy.
and lrs an simply because they are
in earnest square with each other,
and with life.
Hero Is the type Of American citl.
zen which Is the real backbone Of the
c0untry-more power 10 them.
And" says Mr. BliGh, while Mrs.
- smiles happily az him: II a young
couple have their health and are will.
Ing 10 pull together. ia say they
are quito safe in marrying without
.lay particular financial preparation
Le, them get married and work out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
New Treatment Tor
varicsse Veins andU Ulcers

Swollen veins are dangerous and
often burst Sufferers are advised
10 get n two-ounce. original bottle OF
Emerald oil full strength. at any
pharmacist and start 20 reduce the
veins and punches az once.
Physicians recommend Emerald
on; II IL used IN hospital practice
and a small bottle will Last a long
time. because II IL very concentrat-
ed and little goes a long way.
Apply night and morning with
soft brush as directed until the
swelling il reduced 20 normal
SO maryelously powerful is En-.
erald oil that swollen glands and
even goitrs disappear when used
steadily. -AdYert3gcmsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05

After that It was comparatively
easy. they sny. and today. while they
admit that their payments each
month arc a trifo higher thnn the
ront They formerly paid. they moro
than make II UP In tho satisfaction
Of Knowing they arc putting their
money into "A good sound investment,
have attained the dignity OF house.
holders and are king and queen Of
their own domain.
we do not budget our income"
says SIR. Bii.h. nut we DO figure
Il carefully. Roughly we allow one.
third for livinE, one third for the
home and one.thlrd for saving. extras
and emergencies"
NF BiIsb u firm believer In in.
reranpH. too. He carries an accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
Penetrating Oil
Relieves Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

IRE ene sure WAY 10 end rheumatic
cpAin Is 70 set az the infection that
causes H. AMER years o. research
tieFmRn science perfected BUTLER OH,
IL - absorbed riEht thru the skin
land tissues and finds It's way 20 the
aESltiuE muscles, nerves and Joints
o'l1sre Il quickly relieves the agony
sstd goes right 10 work 10 overcome
TIE unnatural physical condition
that causes the pain.
" you want 10 end your pain 10.
night, 80 10 your own druggist who
has this valuable new produe, aud
who viii guarantee % 10 help you or
- VIII cost YOU nothing. BE sure 70
say plainly-BCHLER OIL For sale
hy RArieil Drug Company. Sgs2tIe
nrMg Company, Sw III Drug Com
panN advertisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
McAdoo Is Favored
by Florida Demos

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Juno b.---
William G. McAdoo won tho Florlda
delegation TO the democratic nation,
al convention. according 10 returns
rrom Tuesdays primary.
McAdoo was leading Senator oa.
car w. Underwood by ? to 1. with
half the vote tabulatcd.
In tho gubcnatoTlhi race. J. W.
Martin and sidney ]. Cats held tho
lead, with Frank Z, Jenningu close
behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
by G. LUCILLE IyTLIak

In this series Of articles discussing
tho problem-"Can two 1.-Two aa
cheaply as ono7"-wo have delvSo
into the mysteries OF budgc0se. liv.
Ing and saving. just plain GOOD M.
vice,
Now wa have the stoO' OF one
young Seattle couple who have. thru
their own efforts. been unuauds'
successful by applying 10 their rnar.
rlags problems just plain. ooa-y dry
common Eonso. We take pleasure IN
presenting Mr and Mrs. c. II. BlUsh.
1919 aoth avenue y. l.,
Not quite two years AGO i6s
Blishs got married. Mr. Bllga van
ia bookkecpsr--hls tianeec stcabs,
raphcr.
Like the average young folks woo
Ia natural love for good times and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05

Proposals viii he received BY The
Iiuroau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington. y. G..
anti 10 o'clock a. m. June 10, 1924.
for driivnr1nE mineral oil Ckrrosene)
hair felt hRrksGw blades. flash.
iighah dry batteries. lubricatinE
grease. lunplsting tape. firo brick.
clay and cement etc. emery cloth.
pseitlngn and polishing paste TO the
Navy Yuo. Puget sound. wash. Ap-
ply for pro9nEalr 10 tho supply orr.
ccr. Navy Yard. Puget Sound wash.
or 10 tho UurcRu OF Supplies and
Acs8iuoA DAVID POTTER. Fay
master general OF the Navy. s-ts-sl.
--Adv1r tHcmcni
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-
ing, Antiseptic Liquid

II is unnecessary for you 70 W,ffcr
with Eczema. Blotches. Rmrvorm,
Rashcs and similar skin troubles.
Iomo obtained Mt any drug store TOR
35c, or 800 for extra large bottle,
and promptly applied will usually
give instant relief from itching tor.
ture. II cleanscs and soottes the
skin and heals quickly and ctfoctlvo
ly most skin diseases.
Zemo Is wonderful, penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing 10
the most delicate skin. Get II todrv
and save all further distress. Zcmo
Soap. zoe: zemo Ointment, 5Oc.-Ad.
vcrtlsemont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
At Last-Something
Effective for Wrinkles!

u has been conclusiv.Y dsmorstrntrd
iha, ample homS-mads tatkro6d part.
applied 10 tho face. sill ven at3dQy
eliminate wrinkles. worry. care and age
marks You need only mix a speenfai
each OF powdered tarkroot and pnnan
jules, spread this over your rto--. iiirn
~ lawn before your mirror and vfatrh
The uuwsleams lines disappear. In lees
than fifteen minutes your sacs win ~
as smooth and firm ne youm affi'si
BaKElnesa will also melt awsy-yoatiNm
contour will be restored. IT'S sinnsly
wonderful how this harmless utrturn
works.
The result. after the m(aturc "a
washed Off the face. IL Infinitely batter
than from tho most skliful (ets maH.
SAKE. And tho coat IL trifiinE less olun
three cents per treatment Any drtiH.
giHt can supply powdered tarjteoot IN
original package. 20 there's no excuse
now for any woman looking 10 old. bag
gard or caqsvorng --Advertissmeui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05

Nov h ne Time to Get rid Of These
Ugly Spots

isiN Spots
/ Tht'rs no longer tho slightes,
Hccd 81 feeling ashamed OF your
,reSldc',. AZ othlpe-double strength
-'is Rs1antecd 20 remove these
homHS spots.
SnnpD Nt an ounce OF othlne-
double arngth-from any druggist
ana Apply a little OF Il night and
morning and you should soen SEQ
that cvdb DC worst frecklcs have be.
gun 70 disappear, while the lighter
ones hnvp vanished entirely. II II
seldom TINT more than an ounce Il
needed % completely clear the skin
and spiit beautiful complexion.
Re surc TO ask for the double
strength othino as this Is sold under
gu,nm,to OF money back II 4, fails TO
n,nioro freckles.--Adyertls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
SECTION TWO
Tacoman Named on
Oil Trial Staff

WASHINGTON. June s.-wtlliam
c, Morrow, OF Tacoma. was nomi,
mated by President Coolidge yestsr.
day as special government counsel
90 prosecute litigation Tor return
ot school sections i6 and So, in Cali.
foguiR naval reserve No, !.
Morrow's nomination was sent 20
the senate TO replace that ~ sam,
eel knight. which WAS rejected be.
cause OF his alleged JoJ.rd on
connections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05

ANNAPOLIS. Arylasd. Juae 3
Following gra.ssss .arts.v a
tho naval acaaeRy. thsS yev :
rush TO the aip,r Eara esans,t,s
Mera married.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
FRUIT CULTURE
TOUR PLANNED
Demonstrations to Be Made
on Saturday

Demonstrations Ia trelllSsinE, fer
uliEinE and caro- o. vineyards. berry
plantations and sour cherry orch.
ards will be given on a tour OF
Hiag county farms 70 be held sat
utssy. JuAs Z,
Tho tour ksa seB arranNd by
" W. tletay, essa,y Asesa, u. y.
Arsastrs>A,G ssr6ssstsre speeaI.i,7 Of
tAr issts csnsr. VIA cenduct
ansHNHepuiss,L
@ttn tore vssii shev n tks r. NJ.
lsnssd torne ItrTr lNg,t a 10 a. ~
SR'Hrsint. ~ uru l. "a. Hse hra
ei,st ~ Scn,, wsri ne tlsutsvss. sssl
uNNiion anti Rs,tn- sgosaW VIA D.
demonstrated 10 MAO esloS,G AZ
tho 4. J Risser farn,, eit. hat sssst
east or the Tankard ro,lt., ta,n
training systems Tor rnsplnrricfI and
loganherrics and fnll and sprsns
,relllssing win he demonstrated.
LUNCH PLANNED FOR
NOON AT RENTON
The touring party win take lRf12h
AZ Itenton az noon and Armstrong
Will demonstrate use Of tho Erapc
hoe. pruning and rotary cultivation
az i;i5 at tho Il, r. Reid vineyard
az Bellevue. AZ 1850 the party
viii illustrate trellissing. use OF push
hoe and grape hoe and value OF
cultivation az tho G., H. Jensen
farm on HIS raspberry, losanherry
and blackberry plantation
The possibility OF gooscberry Gull
ture will be expanded at tho J. y.
Rose place AZ s;t0 p. m. and ]. n.
Clark's vineyard and berry farm at
5 p. m, will b the scene Of a
demonstration showing fertilizer
plots. grape propagation and rapid
disposition OF old berry canes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05
BEWARE "soDY POP"

MoNTCLAIR, n. j.. June g.
About zoo citizens have protested
erecting Of a soda stand horc ''be.
cause !, would menace tho morals
Of the youth"
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their problems afterwards - 20
gether"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-05

The seventh Complete New Orien
ial Limited, ''Fine,t Train 10 the
East" leaves Seattle NJ 8 o. ~ 10
night To Chicago without change
GREAT NORTHERN RS. City
Ticket Office. 1909 Fourth aye
MA ln.osoo. --Adyertlsemcnt
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Their Home and How They Cot 1T

How One Young Seattle Couple Managed to Get Flying Start
in Life and What it Brought Them
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