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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-14

tes de partir del suelo americana
Ademas, Sc considero conveniente
elegir alg1dn aohcial distinguido
de grado mas, alto para comandc T.
te de la expedici6n y photo de II
nave almirante. El personal, como
es sabido, squedo tornado por ell ma
yor Frederick L. Martin. Conan
dante, y los tenientes Lowell Smith,
Leigh Wade Y Erik Nelson como
pilotos de los otros tres cruceros.
Los tenientes Leslie Arnold lie
Claire Schultze serian los suplentes.
Cada photo tendria ell privilegio
de eseoger su propio mecanico.
Ell mayor Martin y sus compa.
fieros7 recibieron oficialmente su co
mission POGO antes de La Navia"7 =
de 1923. Su tarea inmediato Fu*
tcmsr en- campo Langley, Ne'vpo,
News, Virginia, un curse intensivo
de seis semanas sobre las materias
que Ell general Patrick v sNs aeoc'a
dos juzgaron de mavnr rtilidad pa
ira hombres que Sc lan-ahon a una
temEre7a d. este qenero, tales c.mo
estudio de !" veloc'dod de los 7icn
tos, tewp"~+edes p~oblemas CHI
matericos, NV 7aci6n aerea cosas
generates d redicina Y cirujia
que pudieran servir cuando los avia
dores estuviesen lejos de un Coo
4 tor.
FL mayor Blair, primer perito ne
teorologista del e'6rcito les dio un
curse especial sobre Ell asunto, mos
trandoles la rns~cra de conoce- Il
direction Y velocidad de las corrien
tes a6reas. Ia nat~raleza de Ia for
nario1 de las nubes. como avert
gra- Ell tin~,oo n~oNable de- sizuien
to fi9. v ell e-c~ entro con ciclones,
club SO" ri-b'as v otros income
! COS s-a"ulos meteorologiccs.
Paisley Jones. uno de los mas re
ru a4o~ peritos del mundo en- ma
veg" con aerea, les imparti0 tcdo
ell jugo de su saber y les di6 tam
bien un curse especial de dececho
maritime.
Ell mayor Neblett, del scrvicio
medico, los puso al tanto de las c1a
lidades Y usos de los medicaplcn,
tos plestos en- ell botiquin de via.
je, les prescribe la dieta que debe
rian seguir seg1n los differences Iii
mas en- que Sc encontraran, y los
procedimientos en- case de fractu
ras, asflxias otros academies.
FL mayor Martin escogi6 de com
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-14

dujo al tltimo presidente de los Rs-
tados Unidos. Entire sus antepasat
dos figrra "Stonewau Jackson1.
Cuardo los Estados Unidos entra-
ron en- Ia guerra en- 1917, Harding
50 aliSto inmed1atamente de solda.
DO. POGO despues 10 encontramos en-
"a Escuela de Mecanicos Aviadores
de Saint Paul, Minnesota, en- donds
Sc distinguio tanto que fue Gambia.
do al campo Wilbur Wright, ed
Dayton, ascendiendo. a sargento y
nombrado maestro electricista v
aviaGor mecanico.
Al terminar su enganche en- 1920
10 remove por un afio mas, pasando
la mayor parte de su servicio EN- los
campos de aviaci6n de Boiling Y Nc
Cook ALI .trab6 estrecha amistad
con Erik Nelson, Ell que mas tarde
debia probarle su gran confianza es-
cogienaolo como tripu1ante del vue-
10 muadial.
Terminado su segundo enganche
Harding permaneci6 como civil Ell
ell scrvicie de aviaci6n, en- calidad
de perito mecanico, y la fecha del
gran vlaje aereo era segundo iefe
en- Ell departamento de conservation
de aviones: motores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-14

gzafiado por vez primera. Erik y
sus companeros volaron mas de
1900 millas. Este viaje inauguro la
epoca de los grandes vuelos terrific
liales en- los Estados Unidos.
Leigh, mejor dtcho Happy
como llaman sus amigos este ''je-
cue volador", ha montado casi to-
dos leg aparatos segTros o inseguros
que sc elevan por Ell aire. Antes de
ser electo para dar la vuelta al
mundo, Leigh habla sido uno de los
pripeinales ptlotos experimentado-
res del servicio aereo de los Esta-
dos Unidos.
Los antepasados de Leigh, por Ii
nea materna, vinieron en- Ell Mayfio-
wer y pertenecian a la antigua no.
bleza de Inglaterra.
Leigh naci6 en- un cortijo tres
millas de Cassopolis, Michigan, ell
dia de febrero de 1897. A su item
20 paso por la traditional escuela r.
raj, cuando curse la preparatoria
en- CqsSopolis recibio sus primeras
i:npresiones de la vida citadina. Ell
estuoIo de que mas gustaba fueron
las matematicas, pero 81 en- las otras
classes no Sc distingui6. pudo perdo-
r&rseIe gracias su entusiasmo por
todo 10 atl6ticc.
Como miembro de Ia Guardia Ma
cional &c Ncrth Dakota, Leigh es-
tTvo estacionado en- la frontera de
M6jico, cerca dc Brownsville, mien-
tras ei general Persling trataba de
coGer al resbaladizo Pancho Villa.
CT cuyas fgerzas a6reas su future
ccm2ndante Lowell Smith habia pse-
tado sus servicios.
Cuaudo el Tio Sam Sc uni6 los
Aliacos, Leigh entr6 como volunta-
rio en- ell servicio a6reo y estuvo en-
Toronto recibiendo su instruction
en- ell cuerpo aviador britanico, Au'n-
que hasta ese dia jamas habia subj
dc In avion, con toda naturalidad
Sc do volar en- menos tempo .que
10 mace un paJaro.
Parade TEXAS como instructor,
fuS enviado despu5s Francia, en-
donde pronto Sc distingui6 por sl
gran Gxito ensefando ell maneio de
los NieUports en- ell gran aerodromo
americana de Issoudun. Fge el uno
de los dos pilotos designados para
enseilar la aviacion acrobatica-los
nudos. sesgos, vueltas Immelmann,
Subides verticales caidas de cola. de
cabaga en- fin todas las maniobras
que rr photo puede verse obligado
usar en- Ell combate.
Do auyf pas6 a Paris dorde obtu-
vo su primer nombramiento de pi::
Lotto cxaminador para recibir los
avionas que el gobierno americana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-14

estaba comprando al frances, y ALI
10 encontro Ell Arnisticio.
Ell tentente Leslie Arnold nact6
ell % de agosto de 1894 en- Ned Ha-
wen, Connecticut, hijo de Frank Ar
mold, un ferrocarrilero. En- su linea
pate1na figuraron mnchos marines
v baileneros de los que llevaron la
famq de New Bedford, New Haven
" New London del artico al antar-
tico Cuando Leslie contaba diez
amos, 81 familia sc traslad6 de New
Haven New London.
Despu6s de ;su periodic escolar,
Arnold Sc dedic6 vender pianos
en les campos v tabaco en- las ciuda-
dies. hasta que fines de 1913 en-
tro III servicio de una compafiia
constructors de sumbarinos. Ali
permanecio hasta 1877 en- que Sc
alist5 en- el servicio aereo.
Sin embargo, no visit6 el frente
sine hasta despu6s del Armisticio,
Y entcnces, como Leigh, 10 comisio-
naron nara recoger aviones llevar-
los a dep6sito central de Romoran-
tan.
Al terminar el a1o Arnold paso
a Al2mania con ell primer escuadron
aero Y permanecio algunos meses
con el ej6rcito americana de ocupa-
ci6n patrullando Ell Rim desde Colo,
MA hssta Maguncia.
"5ipiling Jack Harding. como
los otros aviadores, salvo Erik Mel
son. desciende tambi6a de una larga
scrie dc colonizadores que figuran
en- la historic americana. otra rama
de esta misma faInilia Harding pro-
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sus ideas practicas. Los dos dis
cutieron ardientemente, renova1do-
Sc el antique contraste del hombre
que expone sus ideas sobre lei, gpa-
pei y Ell obstfnado y practice nac
CAMEO que ha aprendido 10 que sa-
be como fruto de su experiencia.
Cuando Ell modelo quedo teemina-
do. Nelson demostro su coafiar1zf
en- el saltando abordo v ponieislo-
10 en- marcia. El avi6n subi6 has.
ia las nubes con la gracia Y h
facilidad de un aguila. Nelson con
firmo su experimento volando en-
el desde ell Pacffco hasts ell Allan.
tico al trav6s del continente ae
Cuando lego a Dayton eli gene
raj lie dijo en- su Erase dehSerada
y decisiva: "Bien, Erik, 81 estais
satisfecho de ia bondad del apa-
rato creo que es ell que nscesita-
mos.
Hasta aquel instante Nelson 10
tenia. Ia mas hgera idea de que 6I
jba a tomar parte en- el via e, v
hasta estaba SECURE de roe Il 81 no
Sc le designaria, porn~o RI hab,a
participate prominent" aer-e r.
otros grandes vueloc or- y r1 -.
tfca del servicio atr-o div'A+~ e.
honor de figrlrar en- lav- D. 49,
considerables entire todos los avia,
dores de mayor aptitud en- ell n"is.
que eran mas de Glen. Sin embargn
de este, Erik fue Ell primero desigr
nado.
Cinco tenientes fueron selecc;or,
nsdos, tres para pilotos de los cru
ceros, los otros dos para sustituir
a los primeros en- case de que al
guno quedara imposibilitado ar
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Epancro al sargento Alva Harve"; ];
Lowell Smith al sargefito Turner
Leigh Wade Sc decide por Henry
ogden y Erik Nelson tom6 a
Smiling Jack "a Quien conocia de
artafio.
La ultima semana de febrero
tantq photos como mecanicos fue-
ron enviados a la planta que Dou-
glas, tenia en- Santa Monica, a vi
gilar Ia construction de los cruce-
tros para que cada cual conociera q
Ifcndo todos los detalles de la cons
trucci5n.
FL punto de partida habia ido
ofcialmente fijado en- Glover Field,
a ounce millas de Los Angeles. La
hora las z de la mafiana del II de
Mario de. 1924. En- ese 1ugar y a
esa hora, los cuatro cruceros volan
tes americanos tomarian ell aire en-
Ia primera etapa del viaje que ira
zarfa una de las p&ginas mas con-
movedoras y brillantes de la con-
quista del hombre sobr Ella natura-
leza.
Lowell Smith, quien deberia f.
nalmente llegar ser ell comandan-
te del viaje de circunnavegaci6n,
habia recorrido muchas veces per
Ell aire la costa del Pacifco. En-
no menos de cuarenta ocasiones ha-
bia hecho ell trayecto lie la Cali
fornia del sur a la Sonda de Pu-
get, volando siempre. A el lie CO.
rresponde, pues, meior que a nadie,
cohtar la historic de esq primera
,etapa. tg@ENsEz
"Aunque nuestra psrtida estaba
,hjada temprano en- Ia r'aflana del
II de MARIO, ell nal estado de. item
Evening star., 1924-04-27
UNIQUE LAVA HOUSES
BUILT BY ICELANDERS
Rafters of Whale Ribs Covered
With Brushwood and Turf.
Neither Chimneys Nor Fire.
From London Tit-Bits.

From London Tit-Bits.
A farmhouse of the modern Ice
lander consists of a small number
of small cottages Joined together.
Sometimes the walls are composed
of driftwood. but usually they con-
sist of immense blocks of lava laid
upon one another The holes or
cracks are stopped up with moss or
earth
Some of these houses have the usual
sort of rafters, but the majority of
them have whale ribs instead. These
are covered with brushwood, on top
of which turf is heaped. The turf
bears a good crop of grass, which is
carefully cut for hay.
The houses have no chimneys, and
n fire is never kept in any room ex-
cept the Kitchen, even in the coolest
weather The smoke passes out
through a hole in the roof.
The only windows are, pieces of
glass or thin In. four inches square,
which are placed in the roof.
No attention is given to ventilation,
and the atmosphere of the house is
almost uncomfortable to a. foreigner
The natives sense of smell is dead
ened by the universal habit of taking
snuff.
Evening star., 1924-04-27
Sale Of 800 Room and Porch Size JAP Fiber Russ s95

Cool looking bright colored umnertime from far
Japan Just 800 of he-a special purchase-tat instant
purchase Heavy double warp bound all around and
give satisfactory long, lasting vice
Evening star., 1924-04-27
Bed Davenport Suites IncIu,

A group OF handsome bed davenport suites,
sturdy built, gracefully proportioned and richly
upholstered in cut velour or tapestry Practically
indispensable in the small apartment and at this
low price certain of instant response.
Evening star., 1924-04-27

BOOKS ana one nal
lowed day in the
year to give tok-
en- that it ever
was fought-and
yet: There was
one letter in which
each faded page
visioned a girl as
bouyant with life
as any of her kind
today-never mind
the little mound
under a tree. And
being that she was
a Washington girl
in Richmond just
before its fall, and
because of her
glimpse of a dead
Evening star., 1924-04-27
Around the City
BY Mamie Lancaster
you have ever felt the need of

1 + you have ever felt the need OF
burning old family letters You
know the feeling that comes
with the touch of paper saffron
with time and faint with the traceries
OF vanished hand.
The civil war is buried under the
dust of many decades with only ceme-
tcries and furlcd flags, monuments,
Evening star., 1924-04-27
Credit Where Credit Is Due

To persons of character who have established to
their satisfaction that it is possible to live within
their incomes, offer plan of payment both
venient and liberal.
Credit is part OF furniture service. The details
of our system always available
Evening star., 1924-04-27
Tomorrow We Repeat Our Most Successful Furniture Sale
This 3-PC. Suite SketChed
With Deep Pillo1v Arms
SI95

Folks just naturally will gravitate
toward this deep-cushioned, comfort
able looking davenport, with its broad
armed, inviting chairs. In colorful,
Bakers cut velour. See it in our win
dow. You'll never see a better value
at so low a price
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-22
Somewhere far back in Winton's

Somewhere far back in Winton's
memory voice was saying:
"As you go through the world you'll
find it doesn't pay to blurt out your
mind. Try to have a little reticence"
1t was Arches voice, and Archie's
bland and childlike face came vividly
into WintOn's mind. But he went on,
needless of the words which rang in
his head:
Il own nearly all the shares in the
company, and Mr.. De Witt hardly any.
He has been planning to get control
of the concern, thinking that since
was supposed to be in America and was
unrepresented by any proxy, it would
be easy to GUST me.
'1Then he learned that | was in
Malopo, and that it was who thrashed
him for his behavior to you in the
coach He set to work at once, pre-
tended that the diamond had been
stolen, and planted 1t ON me, through
the medium of q short man whom
met on the porch of the Continental
last night. The police set upon me
and took the stone from my pocket.
I had never dreamed that 1t was there.
escaped them and ran, because l can't
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-22
&A Diamonds
@S2kSA Of Malopo
As|k@;9Snn ~ "a By
Z lYMN VICTOR
}7MNRA| ROUSSEAU
\
VICTOR
ROUSSEAU
eopyRrotIr Ay VIC. CHAPMAN

81 don't know what to say" he be-
gan. Il want to thank you, but that
sounds foolish after what you have
done for me. Pm going now."
But instead of going toward the door
he fell in dead faint at her feet.
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-22

From the racket on a party line
it sounds like a jazz party.
The Winslow mail., 1924-02-22

The man with a light head can't
see any better.
The Chilkoot post., 1924-07-03
RED MEN ELECT OFFICERS.

 a @. Sachen G l. e. of Records. Keeper of Rarnett .Pyt F IL Warrior ior.vPyt G.
 Braae,. l. w. a are de-
  O. month";.
 
  be School at HOO Presbyterian cturchis
  Seattle the be
 
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The Chilkoot post., 1924-07-03

REV. MIR. E.Eo BROMLEY, minister of to on the Al emeda to BeatJ1p, where he vii ett ington, to be held n the Vestmi aster Presb mini ster's absence, the church services will workers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
A THREE DAYS
Cough Is YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs ana pornlatcn,
colds lead 20 serious lung trouble
You can stop them now with Crco.
mulaion, an omnisiflcd orcosoto tina,
Ia pleasant 20 take. crsomulaion Is
a new medical discovery with two.
fold action; u Hoothes and heals the
infiamed membranes and kills the
germ.
or oil known drugs. oreonote "a
recognized by the medical fraternity
40 the greatest healing agency for
the treatment OF chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat aud
lung troubles, Crcemnlsion con .
thins. In addition TO creoaote. other
healing elements which Eoothe and
heal the Unframed membranes and
ton. while the creosotn goes on To
tho stomach, ~ absorbed into the
blood. attacks the seat Of the trou-
BILE and destroys the germs that lead
70 consumption.
CrcomuiRlon is guaranteed aatIa-
factory In tho treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial aEthnn,
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
OF throat and lung diseases. and ia
excellent for building up the Hys-
tenn after colds or the fiu. Money
refunded II any cough or cold. no
matter OF how long standing. IS not
relieved after taking according 10
directions. Ask your druggist. Cree
emulsion Co. Atlanta. CA.--Adver-
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
ny q. Lucn.E HITLER

a big roatn ia the Public Safety
building. Nurses and doctors prosld.
Ing over scales. charts and examina.
iion rooms And children children
evefswhsrc. with tho dread niiaduw
OF tuberculosis upon them.
But 4 isn't depressing after alb.
rs simply grand and wonderful 70
know thni theuo young lives are not
going to be sacrificed that science
and the city Is caring for 10 own.
Ia chndrons day ia seattic'a free
tuberculosis clin!c. and from . until
l2-ofisn laicr-she children come
from all over King county. 10 pass
under tho wa,chful eye Of the guar.
dams Of the clty's health.
You SEE. whenever a physician
finds casa Of tuberculosis he muat
ronort 1, 20 Tho health department.
and Il investigates Perhaps there
arc children In tho family. They
have been exposed 10 the infection.
no they may como to tho clinic for
tho first examination. Here record
IL made Of weight. measurements.
followed by tho doctors thoun cx.
animation. tho Won Plrquct test and
an N-ray taken q the chest. 4 week
later second examination Is made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
QUART OF WATER
CLEANS KIDNEYS

no man or woman can mako a
misinke by flushing tho kidneys
occasionally. says n welI.known au.
thority. Eating too much rich food
creates acids. which excite the kid.
neys. they become overworke q
from tho strain. get sluggish and
fail 20 filter the waste and poisons
from tho blood. Then we get sick
rheumatism. headaches. liver trou.
bic, nervousness. dizziness, sleep
4 Iessness and urinary disorders often
como from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache
/ in the kidneys. or your back hurts
or II the urine Is cloudy, offensive,
full Of sediment irregular Of pass
age or attended by n sensation Of
scaiding. begin drinking a quart
OF water each day. also get obou,
four ounces OF Jod Salts from any
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful In
n glass Of water before breakfast,
and in a few days your kidneys
may net fine.
This famous salts ia made from
the acid OF grapes and lemon Juice,
combined with llthia. and has been
used for years TO flush and stimu
late the kidneys: also 10 help neu
tralizc tho acids in the system, &c
they no longer cause irritation.
thus often relieving bladder weak
ness.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; makes
a delightful effcrvescent lihia
water drink which everyone should
take now and then 20 help keet
the kidneys clean and active AN,
the blood pure. thereby often avoid
ing serious kidney complications
BY ali means have your physician
examine your kidneys at leas
twice a -Adycrtlecucnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
FEDERAL BANKS
SHOW PROFIT
Earn S50,0o0,0oO During
1923; Expenses Same

WASHINGTON. March THE
gross earnings OF the banks Of the
American Federal Reserve system
during tho year 1888 totalled approx.
Iuately $50. 1000. 900. an amour, about
tho Same as that for the preceding
year.
These figures have iusi been made
public here ~ Federal Reserve off.
Gals. Earning assets II theao banks
have remained relatively constant
during the past two years and. az "a
result. tho earnings have been reia.
lively constant.
As in the case Of earnings. cur.
rent expenses havo also been on
about tho same scale for the past
two years. in splto OF tho fact uhat
In some departments OF these banks
tho volume Of work handled has
steadily Increased. Salarlca paid 20
clerical employees show decrease
during is25 as compared with 1929.
but the total expense or maintenance
during 1898 showed a slight Increase
over that for 1929. the officials rig.
ures show.
Tho currcn, net earnings OF the
banks are announced 20 be t2o.s3s..
900 for 1879. or this sum moro than
$4,000. 900 has been set aside In ad.
iItional reserves TO provide for prob
able losses IN connection with tho
failure Of member banks. doprccia-
ton and other current charges
Approximately ;a.s0D 900 was paid
10 the national government, IN fran.
chise taxes and member banka re.
ccived a G per cent dividend for tho
year.
since the inccpiion OF the federal
reserve system, tho national govern
ment hns received ii5a.o0l.o 900 as
franchise taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
MAY MAKE USE
Oh hiNIIAKIIiM

Or. Robert ~. stlih. medical a..
rector Of the clinic. and Of Flrlands
sanatorium. speaking Of the various
forms % the disease peculiar 20 chill.
dren. glanduiar. pulmonary. bone or
abdominal. said ~wiib enlarged
glands. positive reaction 10 tho
tesi. and other Indications. the fam
~ arc offered an opportunity 10 send
tho child 10 fflrlands. where Il viii
receive iha finest medical care, Kucli
schooling az Is advisable. and remain
until all trace OF the disease Is clint.
mated.
a positive roEponbc 10 tho Won
Pirquct test may not. however. indl.
cato tho child has active tubercu.
losls. II may DO merely tubercu.
lar infection. ia which caso tho child
win be elonciy watched for a time
and. II Il then maintains a normal
weight and shows no evidence OF IN.
ness. We request II be brought back
TO IA every six months FOR check.
up on It's condition. This care on
our part costs the patient nothing.
continues until maturity md com
plcto record Of the casc IA kop, here
II he actually deyciopa tuberculosis
during this time We are IN position
to catch Il before Il goes too far
Where admission TO Firianas. Seat.
ties tuberculosis sanaiorium. Il ad.
yisablc, The cost 20 Tho patient ls---
what no can afford. for while the
sanntorium ia primarily for those
who cannot pay. ii bridges tho gap
for many who canno, afford tho lhEh
cost Of a private hospital. while civ.
lns service and care surprising tina,
obtainablo IN many expensive In.
situations.
Thus Seattle carries on the fight
against the white plague. offering
examination and protection which
would cost SIS 10 SIS per patient.
FREQ TO all Inhabitants OF seattle and
King county, irrespective or age, re.
llgion or race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07

man is In no hurry. Therefore tho
educational transformation OF China
may tako n century. but the Chinese
have found the road and will follow
Il slowly but surely
Yale in China. which Is partly sup
ported by the provincial government
Of Huuan. has an enrolment OF 500.
Dr. Hume said. 50 OF whom are
studying medicine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
Easy Way to
Relieve Neurit's

Every person who suffers from neuritis
pains VIII rejoice % hear that a simple,
harmless and inexpensive treatment has
been found that usually relieves tho tor.
ture Within few minutes after being
applied TO the affected part. This re-
markable new preparation. known as
Tysmoi. has produced amazing results IN
some OF Tho most stubborn eases OF men,
rius. People who had never received
any permanent benefit from other rene
vanished completely after using Tysmoi a
short time.
No mater where your neurltis f. 10
cated--in the arm. shoulder, neck. thigh
leg or back-gct n supply Of Tssmol to.
day and see how quickly Il does the work
a large slxo tube costs but 81. Tor sale
b. all leading druggists.
Tysmol Company. Mfg. Chemists. toV
Suffer St. fan Francisco. -Adver,lsn.
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07
THE ONLY WAY ouT

81 understand that some Of your
creditors are pressing YOU
II arranged that" answered Sen.
stor Sorghum. ''1n this era Of in.
vestlgation l want II made perfectly
clear that haven't more than
enough money for my current cx.
penses." -washingt Star.