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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

A young mother. with u 2
yoar-old child 10 support has
Loaf her pur-s containing every
nickel To her name. She lost u
on Tuesday somewhere between
tho ColmAn dock and Bryn
Mawr--she believes slo lost Il
ON Yoaler way. II was n black
beaded bag. containing two $50
gold pIccc. and 81 In bills. IL
also contained boys high
school ring.
sincerely hope that whoever
found the pur- win Sc this
and return Il at once 10 this
little mother. You can get In
touch with her thru calling her
friend. whose number Il MA In
zoos. CYNTHIA GREY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
NIL n IT,.
M0tneTS, DO his
When the Children Cough, Rab
Musterois on Throufs aud chests

When the Children Cough, Rab
Masterois on Thronfs aud Chests
No telling how soon the nymp-
toms may develop into Group. or
worpa. And then's when you're
glad you hayo Jar OF Musterols
at hand 10 give prompt relief !;
does not blister.
As first aid. Musterole Is excel
lent. Thousands of mothers know
II. You should keep Jar ready
for instant use.
I, IA the remedy for adults. too.
Relieves sore throat. bronchitis.
tonsilltis. Group. stiff neck. asthma.
neuralgia, headache. congestion.
pleurisy. rheumatism. lumbago.
pains and aches OF back or Joints.
sprainA. sore muscles, chilblains,
frosted feet and colds OF tho chest
ut may prevent pneumonia).
To Mothers: Musterolc Is also
n,ddo IN mHdcr form for babies
and small children. Ask for
Childron's Musteroie.
$50 and CSC, Jars
and tubes
lIEl9Zll1|
MIII1I:s. .. .sEl@
Better than mustard plaster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
LOVE birds I'M FAX0R

NEW YORK, April 12.-canaries
are being supplanted as pets by the
love bird. so-called because OF its
devotion to It's mate. The common
green variety costs less than 50 a
pair. while pair Of white birds is
priced at 81 900 and over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
LEG SORES

ARE Durable. II you suffer from LeE
uoreH or varicono Ulcers, I will send you
absolutely FREE n copy OF my famous
book that tells how to be rid of these
troubles for all time by using my re-
InarkabIe painless treatment IL IL DIFF
fercnt from anything you ever heard Of.
and the result OF over o5 years specials
ixinK Simply send your uamo and adj
dress TO DIR. II. J. WHITTIER, Suite tsi,
al East 18th st.. Kansas City. Mo-
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
T0MN OF CYCLISTs

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng. - South.
arnpton claims to have moro cyclists
than any town In proportion TO its
size. II Is estimated that ono In every
four persons rides n bicycle and thou.
sands Of machines can 10 seen In
the streets at the busy hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
NUMBERED HIGHWAYS

OTTAWA. Canadn.-on the main
roads In Ontario. Il will soon 10 i'm.
possible TO lose on'S way II nNx
Hchcmo Is adopted. These highways
already arc known by numbers. and
Il is suggested that these numbers
DO fixed TO every telegraph pole
along each road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
- SCIENCE -
DURALUMIN

Cc1ENTn1C engineers - bulldcrl
- OF motors buildings. bridges.
cte.-talk Of an age Of durulumln. "
They believe Tie world may be able
10 scrap all its pouderous iron and
steel constructions. This would
mean light engines. trains and
motors. and consequent saving OF
fuel Also. u would mean great
buildings easily constructed and
with many moro chances for artistic
effect.
Durulumin Ia no longer an cx.
pertinent. II was used In tho great
dirigiblo Shenandoah. the ZR.3 and
other uirshipE. In fact, they would
not have been possible without Il.
Durnlumin Is an alloy OF copper,
manganese and magnesium, with
about % per cent aluminium. II rs
much stronger thun wood and much
lighter than steel 4 person can
pick up with two fingers n glrdcr
that viii support six men.
This new metal. together with
hclium gas. insuros tho future Of
the air liner. A large corporation
Is also planning to make this metal
for railroad uses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
British War Fleet Called
Out to Guard-Bath Tub
BY CHARLES z. STEMART

NTAsHINGToN, s-on RED Sea port Of Jedda lies
w British war fleet guarding tho American b1iblub n
Arabia
helonF7 Sheriff Ibn A. king OF the Icduz
doubtful how much "a HuEion iH.
sultan % h'li all Arabia belongs
The idJ1z iiuEon can't be- king saoud han Il him make
his claim
To 30. not Jcdla.
There long BianH naval them Huen
hll American bahlub
H. however the warahIps Jdda
then he probably could viii be goodbye
tub.
SAoup simply. abomluacu modern
- Fcnener7. He's 100 Bcdouln. ARABIA
back 10 the days Of Haruna RaHhid u he
Hun4euH tub present 10 him from Charles r. of
Crane Co. manufacturer that Kind
IL must have been evident
the hihtub TRADE n Arabia n demand up.
u was natural Idea 10 give tub 10 the king, by setting
tho
Hus5ieS may fighter bu, up 10 date he
ordered bathroom IN Dis Jcdil expert
put Ia the tub connected with tho
tho
Now Mecca. JetI3 10 the may
odd that HyEHrn had the palace
rather than In h main 90 Mecca Husien. however
IL install In Mecca
he'd have lost tho tub
lust of tho depart.
- getting by mail that Arublu first
American bahtub luyaior IedIa
hr state department division
cable saying NusHisu had
on tho coast probably sitting 10 his tub with British
ships IN the hnrtor holding his
America would Britain
doing It solely consideration The
The fact however that the tub only
British
away end OF the
they the Hedjlz
kingdom they Tho English who o
with the They under
obligations him
So saoud holds his may grow n
coast towns but H found 10 remain backward inland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Published Daily
By The star
rutlishiuE Co.
Phone Afhiu
ctop
The Hot Dog Bites

MAYHEM Samuel Shanker pushed his hot
w dog oven down Berkcly st, in Bos-
ton, the other day, he was phosophizing
Did YOU ever notice that there is and must
be the characteristics of u philosopher
about the keeper Of your hot-dog kennels
The business breeds that sort of thing
Well, Samuel was at IL. any way. He
yoained for permanent location. He
was tired of wandering. Only a place
where his dogs and none other should yelp
"A welcome TO the wayfarer would suit his
taste
Pushing the whistling oyen Sam came
TO a lunch room on the street People
were passing In and out. II looked good.
Sam stopped in front and began to cry his
canine invitation. The proprietor of the
lunch room was mad in u minute He
ordered Sam TO move on. Sam declined.
The police We're called and Sam was
arrested, From a 81 900 roll Sam tore
off SO for his fine. Then he went back
10 the lunch room. This place Just suits
me" said Sam refectively. IN Just take
it." He found the owner of the building,
tore off $4,000 from another big roll,
accepted the deed and then told the lunch
room man To evacuate or he would set the
dogs on him, or tie a can 60 him, or other
wise humiliate him. The lunch room man,
crestfallen and sore, had to go, and Sam
now has a permanent location just where
he wants IL.
There are two morals to this true story.
One is that, with relation to these sausage
vendors, you never can tell how loud their
money, if any, will talk The other is that,
true to his genus, the hot-dog does not
bark, but he will bite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Ruth Garrison

Editor Tho Star:
l am daily reader OF your fear
less paper and as such. wish 10 say
few words concerning the Ruth
Garrison case, wish 10 congratu.
late tho person who signed himself
"a Daily Render" under the hendne
Are Women Hcartlcss?"
Who are these women who are
condomning the Garrison girl? She
has suffered enough. Have these
women searched their own records
and consclcnccs and found them.
selves spotless7 why should they
censure and condemn this poor girl
for her first msstep2
What were the words OF our saw.
Jour when they brought the woman
before him: Let him who Is with.
out sin cast tho first stone?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Tell Us q NelO StorY

THE papers of late have been full of
i stories about men who, despite heavy
handicaps at the beginning of their lives.
made good and attained the top rung of
the ladder. General Atterbury, of the
Pennsylvania railway, was one of these
"atta-boys," and the new president Of the
New York Central road was another
Charles w. Kittle, the new executive Of
Sears-Roebuck, got his start in life rs
water boy for an Illinois section gang, and
innumerable others - millions - can Law
claim to humble starts toward success in
life.
But why dilate on such matters? They
are not exceptions, but rather the rule.
What the waiting world is anxious to hear
Is the story of some fine fellow who began
as a pampered child of luxury and afflu-
ence and, in spite of it, made success of
life. There would be absorbing news in
such a chronicle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Make the Punishment Fit

before Judge Busick of superior
ID court in California appeared fellow
who was arrested for driving an automo-
bile thru the streets of Sacramento while
very drunk.
"You,' said the Judge, did all you could
to kill someone. The mere fact that you
did not kill or MAIN some person is not
your fault. You're fined $500"
Had Judge Busick been walking down
q street and a drunken fellow emptied a
siX-shooter at him. that fellow would have
been charged with attempted assassina-
ton and gone to prison. He would have
done all he could to kill the Judge, and it
would not have been his fault that he
didn't. The drunken auto driver is worse.
He may kill dozen people.
1t is about time that the courts all over
the land took the drunken driver in hand.
Fines get nowhere. Every fellow who in
lands to drive and then loads up with
Ito Ior should be convinced, by the custo-
may treatment of such devishness by
the courts, that there is no escape of
states prison. To turn a drunken driver
free with fine is simply trifling with the
murderous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
The Postal Serrice

a CCORDlNG to Postmaster General
IA Harry News figures, the postoffice
department shows deficit of SS9,SO5,7O2
for the year 1928. What of il?
The postal service is an accommodation
and not a commercial proposition, strictly
speaking. 1t is public service to the nth
degree. Every man, woman and institu-
ton is interested in il. Whatever il does
or does not do, the cost thereof falls
directly on those whom il serves and who
demand its service. They pay for service
and they pay more extensively for made
quate or defective service.
The best organized and most compre-
hensive postal institution can be none too
good for the business and social demands
made upon it. While it is true that no
money should be wasted in attaining n
complete establishment, it is also true that
no money should be spared in an effort
% attain perfection in service.
The sooner we recognize that the true
cost of the postal department is not repre-
scented by the figures Mt department head
quarters, the sooner will we begin to oper-
ate our mails on the correct basis. There
is nothing at all to be gained by breaking
even mt Washington, if the business of the
country is forced to great losses because
of inadequate and incompetent facilities.
What the country wants and deserves,
and what it is willing to pay for, is sery-
ice that serves to the full, that can be
depended on to meet all demands, and that
will not pass big losses on to individuals
by maintaining niggardy policy at
Washington.
He is a very poor citizen, indeed, who
would not prefer to pay value for value
rather than be constantly pocketing losses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Coolidge Thrift Hobby
May DO Him Injury!

WTAsHINGTON, Dec. o.
w when tho president rode out
20 Chicago in an ordinary Pull
man compartment, Boo order 90
save the government 1900 by
foregoing the privacy md com
fort u "a private car, 81 may have
impressed some citizens 40 a.
HIndstund stunt
But q was not that 20 the
president. Those Cl0Ee 10 him
here my that with tho presl.
dent economy and thrift are 49,.
most "a religion.
Giving up his private car was
Dds way Of setting au example Of
thrift for all the heads Of Dc.
purtmcuts and bureaus.
This economy ideu Of tho pres.
ident'H Dr. going 70 get him into
more trouble than any other
plank in his platform, some Of
his advisers are telling Mr. Cool.
idgc. Practically every bureau
head iu Washington Is Ia favor
or economy. until u affects his
own bureau. Then he balks.
generally.
The system by which govern.
ment bureauE are financed j.
this: Even, dollar taken In must
DO turned over 10 the treasury.
No dollar can DO expended un.
less Il Is provided for In the
budget authorization enacted by
congress.
The president. thru his budget
director, prepares for congress
what nc and the budget director
think is enough Tor each apart.
mcnt and bureau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
PiHsburg Cuts Taxes

DiTTsBURGH. Dec. "a re.
L duction in city taxes has
been voted by tho city council.
sitting as a committee on the
1928 budget.
The new rates will be reduc.
ton Of a half mill on land and
two and one.quartcr mills on
buildings. 1924 rates being 20
mills on land and Il mills on
buildings.
Under the graded tax law the
rate on buildings in 1894 must be
only half tho rate on lnnd.
II was announced that in or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Hope Chests
and Kitchen
Stores
BY MRS. WALTER FERGU-
SON

MOT long HiHco "a group Of
~ elderly wgmru wore talking
about tho preparations which
EirlH make Tor marriage. when
ono Uf them remarked. 1T some
times makes me rad 90 roo tho
foolish way the poor little things
40 about buying up gil Tho silk
rn pillows iu town aud never
giving "a thought 10 anything aH
solid uE kitchen range"
Hut would q not be even moro
pathetic u brides d.I not net In
thla foolish fashion,
To every woman H given "a pc.
Rod ug romantic Illusion when
shs cannot yiaion anything as
commonplace aa "a kitchen. OF II
the does. u II nlwayH with her
fond lover wipIus the dishes for
her 10 that the labor is inter,
6pgusd with kisrrH The thought
~ home 10 most brides and
grooms calls up a picture u coy
corners and arm chairs big
enough for two, where u b. easy
to gaze rapluruuEly into one
angthrr'a eyes.
This behavior may hr pathetic.
but u iH also beautiful Win.
out an thlH fool,shuraa. aH wr
older folks are pleased 90 call u,
how many boys ana Girls would
have the courage tg marry ~
bIlF Most o. W. started out to-
Ecthrr on nothing "a year and No
DO not regret g. We thought
liltlo 81 tho whcrrwllhal by
which wr were 90 live. Some.
hgw wc trusted love Co pun Va
thru. and Il generally ala.
Tho Eirlu must come down TO
their kitchen stoves and pantry
shelves soon enough. u0 not
erudEo thcm their time ut rosy
romance when they think of
marriage as an impossible dream
Of bliss.
II 10 not well for us 10 laugh
too much az ihrBc visions Of
youth. even though we know
that they viii collapse like col.
orfui punc'urcI balloons for
without them tho world would
be a dreaFy place. II lB these
foolish fanCica OF young love
which makes u possible for us
10 ind what happiness VIC DO in
life.
We should never discourage
those who stand at the threshold
Of marriage. Tor their maRulfi.
cent gesture Of abandon. their
hopeful plunge into the future.
ia The sweetest, gayegt. lowell
est and most courageous thing
TINT Is given us 10 witness ~ a
world so hsmpercd by material,
ism,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

Tho custom, naturally. f. for
each bureau chief 10 ask for
more than be hopes 90 get.
which sum iH scaled down bg the
budget director, accompanied by
loud bowls from the bureau
chief
After the budget director has
finished his estimate, the preF.
dent approves h ana sends II 10
congress. where the budget may
be- reduced even more. or in.
creased.
The presidents economy
scheme. 81 course. ls the boEcy
Of the pork barrel" advocates.
How this works out was demon.
Etuted very well the second day
Of the present session. when the
administration bill calling for q
$4,000 600 public building pro.
Eram over a period Of five years
for the District Of Columbia was
offered. This g. one OF the few
measures calling FOR new public
expenditure that the president
approves.
II was thought that this bin
might pass early IN the session
by unanimous consent. But no
sooner had II been brought up
than "A couple Of pork barrel"
senators from the remote states
Of Florida and Arizona arose TO
demand amendments which
would get public buildings for
their communities. and the pub.
lie buildings bill was delayed. 1t
may or may not pass.
Economy may be wonderful
but It is hard TO put into opera.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

bread does for the tocth and gums
what exercise does for tho muscles
It makes them stronger.
Most people Insist on soft easily
chcwcd breads and foods. But tho
teeth do need exercise. Also they
need certain calcium mlts that can
be found in buttormilli, spinach.
asparagus, string beans or carrots.
Calcium helps to build strong
iooth aud should DO particularly nd.
Via0d fur rrowinu rhIldrcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

Of the Old Faithful Ecysor7
4. The gradual accumulation. and
final explosion. Of steam at grcui
depths
O. What do avintors use for
writing" in the SKY?
4, 4 Smoke pot containing tar
IA certain amount Of rodn. and
solidificd alcohol
@ what is meant by Chinese
tongs7
A. Organization 10Th an element
Of secrecy. Of groups Of Chinese for
mutual protection and assistance.
BaHcallD. they are Of a commercial
character. the members being Gu
gagged IN business. and they are
thus riudi trade associations This
rtpdlrV occasionally breaks ont into
opcn warfare trhcH Impressions by
one tong against another, consist-
ing Of unfair commercial practices,
boVcoits. etc, Oiucs the riral toHg
cause for otcHsc. The ton0s IN the
United states are branches Of rider
organisations. hauing their main
headquarters In Shdnghai aud
Picking, China, and branches crist
IN other nations besides the United
States.
Q, Is there a gland that affects
tho growth Of human beings?
A. Yes, the pituitary gland. a ~.
Tie organ no larger than a pea. II
Is located on The floor Of the skuil.
Just bcloto The brain. n Il Is TOO
actire, u produces giants; " not
actiuc enough, QUARTS arc pro-
ducCd.
@ Who was tho "Old Lady Of
Threadandnccdlo Street,
A. This Is the nickname applied 10
The Bank Of England.
Q. What are the Elgin marblesg
a. A collection Of Grccb scuiuiurc
fmdlHlU from the Athcnian parihc-
nom made bv Lord EiOin. and
which arc noo In me british ma.
scum.
Q. How did the word "Yahoo" or.
igInnte?
A TJg Vubans L., C,..g.Y. az, az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

der to fix appropriations 10 the
new rates an additional sum OF
$4,000. 600 must be cut out Of the
department estimates.
The new rates mean that city
expenses must be cut almost
$500. 900 below the expenses OF
tho present year.
Tho total estimated receipts
for 1895 under the new rates.
plus receipts from miscellaneous
sources. are Sl9.Oli,0oo. The cs.
timated revenues for 1924. whcn'
the budget was made, were $50.
100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
MARGARET v
vi FDIIEK has

M AIGAHET v
Ni fpiiEh hR
''I'lfa h1if ia a.
md a minister
And she's just dis
ninrd enough ia
believe that the
rrf.. s,,.,.. -,.,-
OF '''h8''iaii'H
NOT dIEuIned She
F4a B.rr rr,.-f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

Q. What causes the different
phases Of the moon?
A. The moon is mountainous
lodV icIlich shines only by the re-
Elected sunlight Iehich falls uBou
II. That Is trhy. tUiih It's change OF
position rClatiUc 10 the Garth and
sun rec see at times only n por-
ton Of the reflection. thus gfuing
rs al the phases Of the moon.
from nst0 moon 10 fun moon. when
the Garth moon and sun arc IN
a straight line. NTH the moon be-
t1eeH earth ind sun. tcc do not
see the moon ut all. since the iight
Of the sun fails on tho moons
surface atody from an Observer on
The Garth
Q. Who built the Levlathan?
a. Biohm and Voss. Of Ham burg,
GERMANY
Q Is there n penalty for multi.
atinB or destroying United States
coins and currency II no attempt
be made to pass the coins and cur
rency 10 treated2
a. No.
q. What causes the peculiar action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
Alright Moment With Some of the Great and the Near Great

HIS Encrllencg
IL MuuHiRuor
Joury president of
tho Ambluu SO
lion IN Washing
ton 10 gain rup
port for tho mir
zion from tho
Arabic speaking
people N THE
'NAIN.A ~ lNH GA .
rhoro arc 100000
here but person
ally speaking wo
haven't heard any
one speaking Amh
around these plrla
for the past week
or tWo. Have your
Glrl8 sou mig.
find u style hint
or two iu hia Do
jewelrI turiIau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
A Thought

Why art thou cast down, o my
soul? and why art thou disquicted in
ncg Hope thou IN God.-Ps. 1915.
CHRtsTfANs are directed to have
" faith In Christ, ns the offectunl
means OF obtaining the change they
desire. Franklin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
DHor NILLI n
i TINTIIOrr q

DHor NIlLI 20
i EINTIIOrT
of Lrydrn unlysr
rIty o. "a very %
rIoua looking man
And we'll be- should
be- FOR DO has won
tho Nobel Prize ln
medicine and phya
biological research
Ills research was
along olegtrocHr
dlogram lines VIC
are told and that
rounds very scrI
Gus The rrofoyau
born inIs6o. which
should mako him
90 now lie waH
60 when he jolncd
tho faculty Of
Lrydcn university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

YOU can get nm answer TO
4 any question OF fact or In
formation by writing The Seat
tie Star Question Editor. 1922
New York ave. Washington,
ID. C.. and incioslng 2 cents in
loose stamps Tor reply. No
medical, legal or marital adj
vice. Personal replies. conf
Dental. All letters must be
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
? ? AnsWers to Your Questions {? !?

Q. How are babies bottles steril-
lied?
4. Pit them in cold ,5aser and
bring 70 10 a bo1p
Q. How can one remove marks
from polished or Vanished floors?
A. First nash the floors teith
gasoline. then 15dr them. TO get a
brilliant finish, rub the tcar into
he floors Nth a piece Of ielt
cloth or use a regular tcqrer.
Q. win a silver dollar. IL dropped
into body Of water, sink to the
bottom. regardless Of the depth?
4. Yes.
Q What is the farm bloc"2
4. 4 group in congress made up
0f senators aud representatives. from
the Wes, and Middle Western states
fthe states that are largely a1ricm-
tnrdi toho hare banded them seIues
together 10 put thru icoislation IA
toTnble 10 The farmer and to Bioci
am legislation OF IN unfauorable
nature In this Te0qrdJ. Much reg
tStdtsoH ras promulgated and per.
bdps more unfaUoraJle LEGISLATION
blocked bU this group in the last
ccngres5. In fact theU seemed to
hold The balances of potecr In this
regard
q What Is meant by the term
artesian well'' in the United states?
A. A tceH IN t0hich the 1cater
rtses aboUe the strata IN tshfch Il fsI
found.
2. How many steam railroads are
there in the United States?
A. Figures Of December. fo22. shopI
I.752.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09
MSuIted Again

JAPAN is now chewing on some more
J grave consequences" Brazil having
notified Tokyo that she proposes to bar
Japs.
1t is a small fire from which n confla
grafton may grow But, maybe. Japan
will be satisfied by making her usual bluff.
A number of nations would be interested
should Japan start in TO lick Brazil for
her American-like impudence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-09

" the reader who asked Tho
~ Stars Warrington Bureau
questions about Pearl White, tho
population Of Semitic etc. VIII
send nnmo and address TO tho
Chief Clerk, Washington Bureau
Of the Seattle Star at 1899 Now
York ave- Washington, y. G.,
full information will DO sont TO
him