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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
CYNTHIA GREY
Fire Brings Tragedy
to Little Fom1lu
Let's Get Together, Folks, and Help
to Re-establish Home
BY CYNTHIA GREY

sad little procession stole out of nofth-end mortar,
cemetery " e
tiny new grave strewn with bright summer blossoms
reflecs tale OF tragedy 1t is the last resting place Of
adorable Jackie Judkins 4year-od son of Mr. and Mrs
~ L. Judkns who was rescued too late from his burning
home Tuesday afternoon e
Inc ehtire Wangford community mourning his loss
and that the first shock has passed are organzr 70
90 something Tor the surviving members of this little fam
ny, VINO are sans all of their earthly belongings
Mrs Earl V. Martin and Miss Lucille Warren started
the move and have already secured the support of the
WalDngiord Commercial and Community clubs They
caed at my ofiice this morning to explain the Judkns
ptful plight and to ask our assistance
they want furniture and bedding to re-establish the
nome; also clothing Besides Mr. and Mrs Judkns there
is boy and girl 6. My readers have never failed as
yet to come to the front in such emergency and know
we can count on you now, folks Those of you who can
nelp out can get additional information by calling Mrs
Martin, MElrse-5144 ~
tuesday evening July Ia, professional program will
be gwen at the Waingford Christian church. the entire
proceeds OF which will be donated to this cause All Wal
ngford merchants have tickets for this benefit on sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11

better thing 10 set good example
should bc divorced. Is II not n
to these peoples children by re.
manning married? our marriage Is
success, except for child
We have been married many
years. and from the first wanted
children, but so far none have ar.
rived
In the meantime, other response.
billtlcs have. There has been fire
bnnk failure. and tho care OF aged
parents with plenty OF illness woven
In.
None OF these have caused undue
unhnppiness are IN lovcl
But. how tho prylng, oftcntImca
insulting, question and romnrltos Of
those about us hurt R.S.O,P.
There are exceptions to all rules.
Tho propaganda" you speak of i,s
not mined at persona like you, n
concerns dozens of young couploa
who are capable and financially milo
to renr children, who viii not do
30 hecpuSc they do not wish the
responslbility-they prefer to spend
their time and money on expensive
automobiles, parties, etc
There III an old snylng, ar tho
shoe tits, wear IT," This docp not
hpply to YOU, 80 YOU should lot II
J pnas over your hcnd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
SssFhe Radio Star
GEN. JOHN DUNN
ON AIR HERE
Stay With the Locals, Is
Radio Stars Advice

Two Seattle stations furnish
all the entertainment necessary
for the most rahid fan Saiur-
day evening and. looking over
the schedules up and down the
Coast. our advice i stay with
the locals" Which advice, Incl
icnially. i pretty near being
right six days wees.
Hlghnghts on Saturday evenings
bills include the first radio appear
aneo OF General John n Dunn,
chief 81 the Veterans
OF Foreign Wars OF the United
States, introduced by J, owens
department commander, he viii talk
ever KTCL shortly after $50,
KFOA offers concert broad
cast from Volunteer park by an
Elks' band from Miami. Fla.
starting at 5 and running
couple Of hours. with incidental
solos by band members.
Hermle Kings orchestra plays
twice nom the Palace Hip. broad
cast by KTCL at $3.50 and $40 The
orchestra has made distinct hit
among the radio audience not only
in Seattle but all over the North,
west. The radio skit last week was
especially the subject OF comment
in letters to the studio.
Katy OF kTCL will call the
roll Mt $50 for KTCL's radio
night frolic. Beside General
Dunn. the entertainment will
include Adele Walker and other
stars Of THE Lucky Jade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Too Much Stress on
Child IN Home

Too Much Stress on
child in Home
Dear Miss Grey. Your article ON
marriage. printed June 30, was
good. But there is another reason
for unhappy marriages
There has been too much stress
put on the child In the home"
What OF tho couple who arc deep.
~ In love. yet have no children? c
We arc such couple. and our
childlcss state hurts. There Is new.
or q new dress or good time that
some mother, on learning OF It,
doesn't remark, well, OF course,
you can have those things-you
have no children"
Ono must wonr clothes and amuso
oneself Mt times.
A friend adopted darling baby
and runs the baby and her home
like clockwork. Stlll, have heard
flcshand.blood mothers reply: Yes.
she manages very well but Of
course thorc la not the real mother
love there
There nre number Of reasons
| why we do not care, as yet, TO
ndopt n child. These cannot he
broadcnstcd to tho world. i'ut nc.
cordlng TO some OF these have
your.own.chIld' propogandiutu we
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y UNFINISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
No cash. just $50 monthly makes
you tho owner of this Groom cot
tage and hair acre nice ground in
S. w Seattle. II. c, PETERS
72s Third Ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Mayor Asks Citizens
to Help Sportsmen

Mayor Brown Saturday issued n
proclamation calling upon all cl,I-
zens TO render every assistance
possible 10 the Seattle SportSmcn's
association in putting on the Seat.
tie Sportsmen's show at Green
lake. July 70 TO August ?.
Tho mayor said tho "aim OF the
exposition is 10 conserve. protect
and perpetuate for all time the I'M
surpassed outdoor rccreational re-
sources OF. the state"
Tho show is the third OF its
kind and viii be the most elaborate
Beside the sportsmen's association
the state, KING county. the city and
federal departments are working on
exhibits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Deny Frank Louie
Plea for Retrial

Frank Louie, convicted OF run.
ming gambling establishment in
the Golden West Hotel building,
Saturday lost his last recourse 20
evade n Jail sentence when Super.
Tor Judge Hall denied his motion
for new trial. Hall left immedi.
ntoly for his vacation trip thru Cali
fornia and will probably sentence
Louie when he returns in two
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived july ii-HU Emma Aieaahr
drf from Tacoma, 40 fso a M ST. Cot
DOVE from Alaska a. 3Aj 3 uh lhlS 10
HIr Diana Dollar from Portland Me-
STA pgts ~ ~ b. ms sif fryadont jack
con from Tacoma 81 ils y, IA, at
MsEui from n. e. portH % tE2h y WH
stf T}Hdhrsus for Tacoma at g.is . m =,
slr Waphina FOR Tacoma Ht m'' a'r
Viking from Everett st D. m.
sailed July llHtr Yukon for Alarka
at o. m July pf=hW hoEui f1f
TaComa st $50 q, M, uu Cprfun Tor
New York AMI tiHitimufs via ports At
g p, M, str Csddopoat Tor Los Angeles
via Han Franchise al tfts 3. M. sif Lsns
don Corporation fsr London Via ports At
tEt0 y. M sW Emma Alexander for Ia
coma OF til5 o M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
GRAIN is HIGHER
Prices Soar on Chicago
Board OF Trade

CHICAGO. July ii,-Grain prices
scared sharply on the Chicago board
Of trade today July wheat Jumped
? cents: distant futures exc Coarse
grains were sharply higher. princl.
pelly In sympathy with wheat.
There were many contributing
features 20 Abe drastic upturn ~
wheat. tho most important ~ which
was tho heat wave that blankets tho
country from the Ohio river thru
Montana 70 the Canadian Northwest
Crop damage complaints came
from the territory IN tho strip Of the
heat wave, Cables said foreigners.
who had oycrstaYed the market in
anticipation % lower prices have
been forced To come into tho Dit
" eNirtmrly low suppllea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Vessels in Port at Seattle

American cos Tsrminsi=Htr yukon,
Pier A=u X. aus achr toter.
FiFr str CHhdapraE
firr s=alr Victoria.
Pier iHtFs Tabana. X T. LucAtnbzch.
q. a EaEls 3d.
Pier Ais Chalismba.
rirr n-Ma ioalysiia.
Pier p=Ns CWbufta.
Pacific Coast Coal nunksfs--u. =. l.. ~,
r swif,aurs. 4. <. q, q C. Bnohomish.
stf Newport News
Pacific Coast Engineering WofRH-u, =.
e, 4 prllwoaat
Connecticut Street Tsrmiual-seh Eric.
stf Anne 81 Campbell
Pacific steamship rsrminsi-sf Emma
Alexander
KinE a WibEs Ais Anvil.
Commercial Roller worAs-hlf William
II rupger santa Ana
Hanfprd street Tsrmibai-Btr coryus,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Religious Workers
Keep French Day

Scattlo's Religious Educational
Workers will observe Frances
Fourth OF July"--Bastilo day--July
II, when "Bastilo Days Influence
on the Liberties OF Mankind" will be
discussed at Meves' cafeteria at
noon. j. Harold Champion, n war
veteran, will tell how It is cele-
bratcd In France,
C. g. Hoifner will tell how TO
make Seattle n great city, and w. u.
Henderson, an attorney will speak
on ideals OF Businoaa," George b..
Lamplng win preside,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11

fans. Miss Walker Is a soprano. q
radio favoriie with Eastern fans
The company. directed by Don c
Wilson. includes a male quartet.
The hTCL Players viii stage
their NTH playlci, this time Of.
fcring comedy. The Worlds
First Radio Movie" The stunt
includes even the old "iilustrat.
cd song"
Tho regular Katy crew will be
on hand. including Uncle Hal"
Harold Weeks JEFF strcctor. Dous
Richardson and Jerry and Jack.
Out Of town. Oakland offers
from hGO the san Francisco
Opera company In selections
from three operas: XII puts on
the radio club at 10 aud mid
mite froiic nj IL; kOA has
silent night: most OF the other
broadcasters offer orchestras
and the usual programs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11

DIR ANGUS. Suite SEQ Pautagss sd
womsn's ailments. disorders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
45-A CONCRETE

TRU-MIX READY TO PorrR
SAVES TINE SAVES TROIIBI p
SAVES SPACE SAVES MONEY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11

a FEW mortgages foreclosod houses
In Seattle cheap, Terms. Must he
sold. hsS Railway Exchange
~ YOU WANT to buy QUEEN ANNE
property, see T. &C, oSuLVEh
~ Boston ST, GA rfld-o071,
BROOM house, bath; slightly locn..
ton, 6ist $, Price, $1,000, Gle
Peoples Bank Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Seattle Programs for Tonight
s-s;ty r. VI.

s-s;t5 r. VI.
RFoA--Hofman orchestra dinner
concert from Olympic hotel The pro-
gram; Overture. Mignon tThomasl /;
vaise. Sous IA Fsntrs tLeehaumsl; se-
lection. Tho bat ls;rauss): Meditation
from That's lMassanetl, violin solo. re-
quest number. by Afr. Hasmann Mo-
Yzasnt Musical tschubsrtl.
s:5o-T:i5 r. ".
KTcr1-Hermis Kings Palaes-Hip or
ehestra. broadcast from thsster stage.
s-to T.. VI.
KFOA-concert By Elks band from
Miami. Fla. broadcast from Volunteer
park.
o:iore.3e r. ".
kTcfl-Hsruie Kings orchestra from
the Palace Hip
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s.so-iiiso r. ".

KTCts-RRdio night frolle. openinE
with roll call BY Katy az KrcL. General
John II Dunn. commander IN chief. Vet
Grams Of FoFsiEn wars, viii speak. In
troduscd by cammsndvr J. Ovens. Rsy-
mond. wash. University Of Washington
Players guild viii present stars OF The
Lucky Jade company" In songs Adele
walker. Western radio tavgrlts. Fred
Marcus. Nat Mount. Truis Martin. Her
nice Chandler. Joseph ~ Harrison. Bsr-
nsrd Boistad. willard Nets and The
Lucky Jade" chorus Don Wilson. fuuEl-
cal director: KTcL Players IN ,hs worlds
slrg radio movie. Doug Richardson. JEFF
strester. Harold weeks. Jerry and Jack
Of KTCL and other entertainers ln old
and new songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11

JAZZ piano taught Brin's. SOC Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
SUNDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

KrCL tsosl-7,so ?. IN. Christian
Science services, s;se. I. u 8, a. song
service.
KJH casa III and :. rtn, ~ e,
services.
Krw CASH.. and 71o. FIRST
Presbyterian services
KfoA $50 -sitsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
ON WALL STREET
Stock Market Opens Strong
on New York Exchange
WALL STREET JOURNAL rINAN-
tIAI REVIEW

CiAL nE,Ii3w
NEW YORK. July ti-stoeks
opened strong.
up = North American, 81. up :.
Sinclair, zga, up - StudrbakcF.
lsS; 4. Rubber. ssa. up = New
Haven. as ksnnrcott. 81. up =
U. s, steel. lie, up = Pennsylvania.
ass, 10 >. Union Pacific. 1894, up
+ Sc Paul So; caurolldAtoi Gas,
SIN. up = baldwin. iiaA. off z.
Mack Trucks. i1sA. OF Va. Radio.
5gf.. OF =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11

THE Lucky Jade" Is 10 be pre-.
scented by the University Players
guild July 10. and many OF the
songs VIII be sung first for radio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
San Francisco Produce

uags Extras sc ONtra pullep, s7Mc
Iiuttrr-- Extras, Gle,
Cheese flats, fancy, csc, Cal
Young Americas, fancy, 9ihc. Oregon
Trplots, a5ho. oregon Young Anictl.
ear, sio,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from toe q, h. weather hurehui
rArpuaH ISLAND. July ii=s b. M
-iisramstSy rising, cloudy wind north
east no miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
oruEn STATIONS

kro uesl, san Franeisro--s sna
s;oe. erehestraz
KGO t5su, oakiand-ii, services.
$50, concert; :. services
Koa s1ssl. Denver 10 20. services; ).
organ concert. :, services
MI ts5). Les A. gciss--s classic hour
o. program; 70. orchestra.
XIII ttosI Los Angeles. organ re-
eilai. 3. program.
KNx CssI. Hoilywood-i, oreh,s,rA:
2. musical program.
kew ttsD. Portland-7''S p. m.
services.
voc $50. psvsnport-7:io, sym-
phouy concert.
wCco arp. Twin ci,ies--TiE. eia,si.
cal concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
Whats on the Air
SATURDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

KrCL t305l-s:ge. stocks and markets
$50. Hsrmie Kings Palacr-Hip orehes-
ira brpadeaS; from thsatsr stage; 9fie.
Hsrnis klng'H orchestra; s;5e. Katy and
her Gang In Radio Signt frolie. inrlud-
ing The worid Firs, padio Movie"
kFOA tt5sl-s. HOFFMAN, orchestra
9. Holman orchestra. s!se. studio must
cal program! 10. Hardness orchestra.
IsJR tSsp-f:;so. markets. /. must.
Gale; i!1s. spnrt review. 1870. recipe; 8.
theeters. Silent night.
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
SATURDAY
m - "a

NAlNnh
july ~
tlfst Low Tide
e o. m 90 &C.
iirst high Tide
EaH a. m. - n.
second low Tide
31 g. m 80 a.
second lilEb lid.
. "a b. m 10 a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11

You know this will be good, he.
cause II starts with clergyman.
It's not such bad one. either.
HORIZONTAL
4. Clergyman.
9. Wandering.
II. a person appointed
IS. Void.
~. Delicate.
rs. To accommodate
~. Yale university.
10. Twenty-four hours.
II. Slim. slippery fish.
c2. Foreign threads introduced under
skin.
rs. walks thru water.
II. Roomer
81. Opposite OF credit.
81. Challenged.
rs. Eon.
SO. Slight flap.
~. Reverentlal fear
30. Upper house or congress.
~. no remove n mast from Its step.
IS. To grow seary.
ze. Part OF plant below ground.
~. Primary.
AZ. Persons trained TO care for sick.
~ WIgwams.
VERTICAL
I. Proceeds by.
.. Hare.
g.. Stain.
4, Jewel Of delicotc colorp.
. Remarked.
Q. To modest,
z. stump.
=. To relate.
2. Trusted.
80. Marbles.
IS, Rubber tree.
~. Horses command
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
FUNERAL NOTICES

AtHInN At 100 W hiHt Ht. July
"a 1895. MANY u AUBURN. aged
81 years. beloved wife u ~ G..
Auburn. mother N W. J tsrtrr.
MfH Htllra Wells. sister 81 hfH.
u. i Dorfucf aud r vs. Jameson.
Funeral services viii be- held IN
our chapel SUNDAY az o'clock
Home Undertaking 90.
WATSON "A st1E END ave. d W.
Iuly .. 1895. GRACE MATHON age
= yoErs. beloved daughter " hfs.
Johanna Sheldon, mother ~ James
Torflr- sister ~ Sire. Sam VOID.
Mrs i'DHr PhippHl Mrs, Dorothy
BchetEe Mrs, BorthH Bfudwo'u,
Robert - and James Sheldon and
Harold Dunn,
Funeral services in our chapel
Monday a. ~ A. m. Home Under
taking 60.
TAiLoH Funeral services Tor WM
HERBERT TAYLOR aged Do
years. beloved husband of LIZZIE
Ellen Taylor. VIII be- held in our
chapel Tuesday az y m. Home
Undertaking co,
JOIiNsON-i953 Sixth ave. vs., July
TO- 1895. WILLIAM 49, JOHNSON,
aged 90 years. beloved husband
Uf Mary johnson. father 81 Hhr-
~ T.. Johnson. Wcnntcheei mem
Der ~ Carpenter union.
Funeral services VIII DC held ~
our chapel sunday, a. o'clock
Home Undertaking co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-11
OTHER STATIONS

OTHER STATIONS
KfO tt:s), san FrsHcireo--s. Cablrians
orchestra.
kin 5000. Oakland. news.
kGO (3sD. oakiand--s. sksteaes from
grand eperA, 10. orchestra.
XII ttGil, Los Angeles, program
?. classic hour. 10. radio club; n, XII
Mldnite FrolIc.
kHJ ttosb, Los Angeles. program
10. orchestra 1870. Lost Angela
KGw NeD, Portland-s aad 10. Sou
6ers' orchestra
KOA tas3l. penv.r-siisut.
wCC0 arp. Twin Giles. dance or
csxewtrz
voc tsD. Davenport--o. orchestra
program.
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r. MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

Buy direct from our factor M 10
tory pficfF largest Mill iu Tho
West selling direct 90 uHrrH
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cabinets
Special cabinet work. dogra md
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-28
Legal Notices


y. W. MCRoymOlda, Attorney
s.D~ s :, h ere y.tosE ys1 that q ns
Washington Herald Company. cor
noration created and .organize9 under
the laws q West v.sgtnia. held Ct the
Building. Washington. p. g. on Feb
ruafy 81. 1926. the following Fssolu-
tiona were adopted:
Herald Company. a corporation created
state Of West Virginia. does hereby
ana S0 Surrsnders e said state sts char
ter and cooperate franchises. The oaly
assets which the corporation holds are
isis EVEN 90 to tSe Est:na ASA sav.nss and
Trust Company. Washington. p. C.s for
the purpose Of securing s300.0oo pyin-
sipai sEaegnt q bonss issusd D. the ss
event Of any cash balance Remaining
a1tor the satisfaction OF said mortgage.
the board Of directors will proceed to
discharge all other debts. liabilities
and obligations Of the company. and
aftsr fully discharging ell such debts.
the remainder. il any. among the
stockholders pro rata with their sew
sral holdings Of stock. but no such
holder until after the publication OF
the notice hereinafter provided; and
RESOLVED. That the president Of
this corporation cause notice at the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution to
be published IN some newspaper ot
general circulation published near the
principal office or place Of business OF
this corporation. once a week for four
successive weeks; and that he certlfy
this resolution to the Secretary OF
state of the State Of West Virginia
and deliver to him a certificate show
ing the publication OF said notice as
provided by law.
Given under my hand this 37th day
Of February, 1925.
J. p. RICE,
President Of Said Corporation.
Attest:
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APARTMENTs-UNFURN.

NORTH BUILDING
apartments Of reception room, bed
room, living room, kitchen and bath.
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Bids and Proposals

Lad OFFICE BuiIdtng. WaahIngton.
D. C.-aealed proposals. win be re-
ceived here unti1 - H., MARCH .,
Installing and testing motor driven
pumping units for the water supply
for the District Of Columbia. Further
information on application.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-02-28

CLEANING, pressing & repairing Earl
Z Gray 1908 z st. n. W. Fr. 1857
CLOTHES pressed in ten minutes; 6
private dressing rooms. Grand Pal
0ee ParIors. 719h 14th st. N. w.
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KUUMS-WITH BUAtO ~
D ST. N. e., 628-Two nicely furnished
rooms. INV. h., cleo, second floor {:
suitable for three; reasonable.
MASS AVE. NJ E., 7O7-Large front
and back room; nicely furnished
home privileges.
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SITUATIONS WTD.-MALE 4

tor operator or Waterman. Best Of
refs. 38 Holly ST., Clarendon, Va.
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ALBERT N. WILDMAN,
Sth and H stS. N. W.
frank. 64oS. Bra1k. S1ST.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-12

In Auckland, New Zealand, city
OF 100, 900 inhabitants, street cars are
not permitted to carry more passen-
gers than can be seated.
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HOUSEWIFE RIDS SELF
OF ACHES AND PAINS
Mrs. Pearl Craft, Indian
apolis, Ind, Says Her
Agony Stopped After
Taking Todd's Tonic.

IF Todds Tonic will do half for
others, that it did for me, 1t is worth
its weight in gold. The results l
got from this wonderful tonic We're
amazing. I had pains In my stom-
ach at times and did not know what
was the matter with me. was ter
ribly nervous, had aches and pains
all over, and some elderly friends of
mine told me / had rheumatism. /
also suffered with a poor appetite
and was losing weight gradually.
Finally, was advised by friend
to try Todds Tonic, and shall never
regret it. Todd's Tonic surely
stopped my pains and aches, and
feel great deal better and am gain
ing weight. 1t has toned up my
whole system and I am feeling like
a new person again. Surely 1 think
that anybody ought to be thankful
for that. This is the reason 1 am
giving my testimonial and my thanks
to Todds Tonic. MRS. PEARL
CRAFT, 955 N. King Ave-, Indian
apolis, Ind.
Todds Tonic. with its wine-like
flavor, is pleasant to take. For sale
at all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-12
ATTACKS over.
POLICE Believe
Two Alleged 'Terrorists' Are
Bound Over to Jury.

Police today believe attacks by
colored bandits on women on the
streets and in homes have been
curbed.
Walter Payne, 80, colored, us In
diana Ave., charged with criminal at
tack and robbery was bound over to
the grand jury in city court today.
Bond was set at $4,000. He is held
in Jail. Payne, identified by eight
victims, is credited with attacking
scores of persons in their homes,
and in parked autos along the road.
side.
BROKER Davidson, 10. colored, 615
w. North St., arrested early Wednes-
day, confessed he attacked nine
women on the streets this week. He
was bound over to the grand jury in
city court, Wednesday, Bond was
set at $4,000 and he was taken to
Jail. His victims identified him,
police say.