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BUSINESS Opportunities

GROCERY BUSINESS. cigars. etc. for sale:
s%a som for ashsy Rayns so%
MILLINERY and gift shop for sale: very
deSrahle n; 1e downtown corner location: desir- n
49-C. Star Office. W ~
GARAGE and repairs: busy corner. lease;
nor Ad9re.. b Box SalS Star
DINING HALL. with living quarters: ex-
Gellent condition: good location; low rent
GROCERY STORE for sale $500: complete:
nice living quarters. 4s5 st. s.w.
ROOMING HOUSE-Well furnished: mod
ern: $3.50 cash, balance terms. l20sl2. n
DO -Y0U WANT TO Buy OR SELL A
BUSINESS OR 4 BUSINESS PROPERTY:
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE BUREAU,
- 35S Munsey Building.
iIrnished parq9es aoors: $500 rhSeS income;
sasriss $3.50 TO duiss Hhss taysr Sss:
OWNER LEAVING FOR EUROPE will sac
and fixtures for $1,000 cash: % long lease ease
unusual 14,s a opportunity. See Mr.. Liken. sias
AUTO REPAIR SHOP and equipment for
rent rel ,r,,cG good loo LEGATION must be good mechanic
Yark Garase @ 9th % and feHf sfs Soo se month S:Vs
GROCERY STORE in ne. stock fixtures
an and zhn Lease e. doing the business of $500 week:
-IoVo Ior QUICK SAFE. C3il Line. 1891.
BEST OFFICE BUILDING CIGAR STAND in
Washington, doing good business stock and
star office
FOR RENT-In a thickly settled. high-class
Jewish community. 1906 Iith St n w: mod
Grn storeroon. specially suitable for Jewish
delcatessen or Jewish butcher and grocer:
no competition; rent only S42 so per month
lease If desired. Amply owner o2oC lstb
St NV Phone Adams 1850 10s
l5G INTEREST in food speciality business
for sale: reasonable. Address Box 435-C
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY to secure
old established dry goods business doing
$1,000 to $500 monthly: owner must sell
because of other interests: $4,000 cash :
VIII accept notes for balance. Address Box
4l9-C. Star office.
WANTED-lo,000 men. women and children
to JON our 1926 Christmas Savings Club
American Security & Trust Co. sth and II
sts. ne.
FOR, MAN OR LADY with So 800 cash TO
purchase an established baby shop and toy
chlidren's apparel: fine fixtures: guaranteed
business: real location: cheap rent: good
lease Call Mr.. Contella. Frank $500. Eve
nings Adams 2505
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CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS.
2006 18th NV.
North 1900

AN OFFERING A WELL PAYING HARD.
WARE AND PAINT BUSINESS FOR SALE.
t9@caPbb k@ aPbbp At An xsII sII H ST NE THIS Is
SOME one TO INVEST IN A LONG-ES-
TABLISHED BUSINESS ON A GOOD PAY
ING BASIS. FOR FULL DETAILS SEE j. A
HAYDEN. li1O g ST NV
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SEWING MACHINES. used. 50. SO ana
Sic: guaranteed for . years: repairs and
rentals Machines sent on trial. {.
GusaCk. T03 H Line S0S9. IT,
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERHANGING. -PAINTING-seryice and
price you have right to expect. We gladly
I.t St NV Frank 4i47,J a'Hs w. o!
P,APERING. PAINTING: S6 Yp: test Of me;
interest: Phone Adams ls4a2 for estimate.
The Peer less Decorating Co ial'
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Iet US csti-
7; gate ate Yon VIII be surprised. White House
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING-Ir your pho.
nograph is out Of order. let repair it.
pairmen and the necessary equipment to put
your phonograph motor in a. good condi-
sE co y: Se S$s PS% THE Fl s SfoRh Main Main
PIANO TUNING, S2-we specialize on gen
esa EsPssS aaa ssss
co WOE ga st, ns Line 1887
so aCStP 1ssfFsl lad WFs5Shss s
NV. Franklin $3.50.
PLUMBING, heating and gas fitting: prompt
ice. E. G. Crouch. aoa 14th St Sc. IS.
TTYPEWRITEERs REPAIRED The Rebuilt
sRfsEssT. Tel M SGIIAbLf d4 1o oHflsTMAs St
UPHoLSTERING. repairing: new furniture
Rsst mse to your 5Sa 6Pesa Ma work Hd6 5he
ber Co, 622 E st. NV. 50
UPHOLSTERING and furniture repairing
special prices this month. Col. i03S. Stand
ard Cpholsterlng Co. 2s10 14th st. NV. l2'
WANTED-lO. 900 men. women and children
TO join our 1926 Christmas Savings Club.
american Security ( Trust Co. eth and
Mass. ave. NV.
WATCH REPAIRING = Expert. with %
years experience: formerly with best jewel
ers in Washington: $3.50. s. 3. Wiseman.
E3l u ST. NV. IL
MISUNDERSTANDING. STEEL AND ALUM
mum welded p6operly work guarantsse6ds s6s ID.
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES-GOOD
quality opaque shades fitted to your win
81 hung free. We will call with samples.
KLEEBLATT. 11th and + SITS. Line. $40.
WINDOW SHADES AND sCREENS--FREE
Nichols ave. s.e. Lincoln 1923.
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STORE FIXTURES. shelves. counters. pa
luton. china. chairs. tables. ice cream car,
net. etc. Franklin .S07T.
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SEWING MACHINE. Singer. drophead, per
iect et condition. 27O1 Connecticut ave. hpt
DOU
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TYPEWRITER = Underwood D. looks and
runs like new. $50. 90; Kenyon st NV g.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary TO be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
11S
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SEWING MACHINES-D-h Singer sl5
sfE SeW Home: Home: Sl5; Standard. SI5: New Idea.
So mo; Renting and repairing. Open evenings
s. z. SINGER shop. BIB Pa ave s.s Line 2Ia
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WOOD-WOOD-WOOD
Mixed wood, mostly oak: well seasoned:
cut IN 10 and 20 inch lengths: S135O per
cord delivered: w. II. Elmore Box lS3
Rossiyn. Va. Phone Clarendon 1i42-J-I 10.
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SIg: Domestic d. h. sl5: STANDARD d. i
9TH 81. NV. North 1924. Open evenings
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

SETS COMPLETELY TESTED for troubles
tubes tested and rcjuvenated in set: aerials
erected and repaired. kennedy's. Adams 295
5-TUBE NEUTRODYNE. very selcctivc wet
& batteries loudspealer: sell all or
part Potomac 1910.
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MEN--If you are dissatisfied with your pres
Fut income and want a chance to learn how
10 sell we will teach you and nay you S4
hay salary while learning. We are one Of the
largest manu- facturers in our line Of electrical
appliances and want men of neat appearance
who willing to work. Amply latter
n'cloclSl Factory Branch. Regina Corporation.
BIB 9TH st. NV. y
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H. CARATS. LESS 10 POINTS RIJF
WHITE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND RING
FINE AND FIERY GEN: PLATINUM
REAL. BARGAIN
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HELP-FEMALE.
(COntluued,l

WOMAN-Experenced on finishing and
folding shirts. Page Laundry. $50 ST. NV,
WOMAN-Experienced press operator. Page
Laundry. 62O E st. NV.
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SECRETARY. mission oak: 5-piece bedroom,
set. ivory enameled. mahogany cane insets
armchair. rocker. same. Call West 23Sl
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piL1AA?ERI,PIANo pi1A? bench and rolls: cos.
500: VIII sacrifice. $500. Upright piano
500. A. F. Arnold. 1923 G St NV
RIGERATORS-Second- -nand for Ali
purposes McCray Refrigerator Co.. S07 Il
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UPHOLSTERING. repairing: new furniture
made TO your special order; all work the
best. Get our prices. Main 232. J. Holo
ber Co G22 f st NV 50
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Continued on Next Page.)
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SEE Us BEFORE BUYING DIAMONDS.

KAHN OPTICAL CO..
617 9TH ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CADILLAC 81 PHAEToN.--4 4-pass sport
sand mis gss hss ots of extra n ea
ment. including tonneau windshield. bunp-
ers. ETC.: mechanical condition is consideF-
ably above the average. Price very low
terms easy. with your car as part payment.
See Mr.. Hines, LINCOLN Showroom. 1132
Conn ave Main 20SO.
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PAPERHANGING. PAINTING-Service and
price you have a right to expect. We gladly
give you a year TO pay. with no additional
cost. Dependable Decorating Co.. 529 9th
St NV. Frank. 4147-J. %
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SAFE. large. fireproof Continuation safe
very cheap at S25 Edwards 2215 9th
SAFE. small, Maurice Ireland ideal for hone
or small office. weight. 325 pounds Price
SAB. Call Potomac 1898 %
, 1925-07-01
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT TAX SALE
Park County, Wyoming
The State Of Wyoming,
County Treasurer's Office,
Cody, Wyoming.
County of Park

NOTICE Is HEREB9 GIVEN, that on the eighteenth day of JuE, in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Nine Hundred Twenty Five at the Cmt House, in the own of Cody, County of
and State of Wyoming a sale of real estate for taxes due and unad on the same for
M Said sale will continue from day to day until all said property is disposed Of The
vertsng due on the same is described as follows owt:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

centage is Of mixed lineage, and 20 per
cent are of pure European descent
To-day the natives are producing ar
ticles of great originality and beauty in
ceramics, textiles and metal work. g
The visitor will find many curious and
pleasing contrasts in Mexico. He will
travel in Pullman cars, he will stay a,
good hotels He will find electric street
railways, electric lights, telephones, aero
planes, radios, taxicabs, jazz, French res
taurants, cocktails, motion pictures, ice
water and the opera.
Then he can jump into car and in
half an hour to two hours reach the an
cient Pyramids of the Sun and Moon, the
Floating Gardens of Xochnulco, as re-
markable as the Hanging Gardens of
Babylon, or the palace where Cortez
roasted the feet of the last Montezuma.
At Cuernavaca, few hours from Mexico
City, in the lee of Mount Popocatapetl
in the most entrancingly beautiful resort
in all the Americas
In Mexico the tourist will be interested
to find native race in full possession of
its soil A little more than a dozen years
ago the common people were the vassals
of the land owners and had little educa-
ton. They rose and drove their rulers
into exile. Education is now universal
and good citizens are the result
General Alvaro Obregon, the Cincin-
natus of Mexico, left his plow to lead in
battle and in government, and after serv-
ing his country at a critical time returned
to his pillow and his field. Now General
Plutarco Gales administers the country.
He is man of unshakable purpose. a
heart pulsing with love of his people. and
an intellect which confines its ambitions
solely to firmly establishing the new re-
gime of liberty.
The tourists chances of personal safety
are, according to statistics, greater in
Mexico than in the United States. Law
is enforced there very promptly and inn
partially. Criminals are executed or inn
prisoned on conviction. There is general
respect for and fear of the law Ameri-
cans will be warmly welcomed and treat
ed with the greatest consideration and
regard
If you are the type of American trav-
eler that usually goes to Paris, you can
indulge yourself IN cocktails and aqua
diente and pulque, feast wour eyes on a
riot of Guadalaiara dancing girls and en-
joy other hectic amusements. But those
things won't do you any good and may
land you in the Quartet"
If you love people, you will find in
Mexico millions of fascinatingly naive,
honest folk, striving for the same ideals
that Washington and Lincoln strove for,
You will find endless enjoyment at this
Exposition, and you will also find re-
newed hope for humanity in the brave
effort of these people to make a happier
nation.
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have hindercd the development of
Mexico.
The tourist will find evidences of I'M
developed wealth hardly equalled by any
country in the world. Mexico is first in
the production of silver, second in the
output of oil 1t has 375,000,O00 acres
of arabic land, most of which is waiting
cultivation Every product known from
the equator to the poles can be grown
there. Almost all the forms of metals
demanded by civilization are found there.
Mexico is land of indigenous Ameri-
cans-not Indians such as we know.
These Mexicans, when Cortez landed in
1919, had civilization quite comparable
TO that which then existed in Europe.
They knew astronomy, engineering, archi-
lecture, fine arts, metallurgy, hydraulics
and political economy.
To-day the country is still in the con-
troll of its indigenes. OF the sixteen or
more million population, 40 per cent are
of pure Indigenous blood; the same per-
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ern defenders, for Professor Herbert J.
Spinden, Of Harvard, discussing their
rites, says:
Don't judge them too harshly just be
cause they killed their brother men. We
must remember that they did it in order
to appease the wraths Of the gods They
did not know any better. And are we
who Judge them so harshly such superior
creatures? We kill humans, too-thou-
sands of them every year. And not be-
cause we imagine it plcases the gods, but
merely because we happen to be in
hurry.
as the savage who slaughters because
he thinks it is the wish Of the god who
made him any worse than the man who
runs his automobile over some poor wretch
who must walk? The savage killed because
he thought it was pleasing to the gods.
The modern kills because he is in a
hurry"
Other objects Of great interest which
the visitor to Mexico should see are the
Great Britain Rgbts Reserved
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

the modern city; the fame of the metrop-
OILS beyond Anahuac, all attest popula-
ton far beyond that of the present
capital"
The Plaza de Ia Constitution in Mexico
is the geographical musical centre of the
ancient Aztec city. Here the wandering
Aztecs first saw, in 1925, the symbolic
eagle and snake, and on this spot they
erected their first and greatest teccalli or
temple. A portion Of the present plaza
was formerly included in the teccali
grounds; the remainder was a part of the
reserve surrounding the palace of Monte
yuma. The spot was the scene Of a san
culinary battle between the Aztecs and
the invading Spaniards. After the fall
OF Ienochtitlan the victorious Spaniardg
DESTROYED the massive temple and the
adjoining edifices and filled in the con-
Verglng canals with their debris.
The suOsoil is a museum Of ancient art
treasures, stone idols and Aztec relics
The Aztec Calendar Stone. one of the
greatest Mexican treasures. and many of
we IDOLS and sculptures in the National
Museum w"r" dug up here.
The immense Calendar Stone. rrgnn1b-
ing an old-fashioned mill-whcel in form.
with a disc carved on il, served the
Azt'cs as record Of the months and
days and a. sUn-dial. The central figure
represents the sun and is surrounded bv
seven nights. The face is covered with
Carvings representing chronological and
astronomical signs in gcometrica order
The second ring contains the nineteen
days OF the Aztec month These. proDIn
possessed d considerable knOwIcdgn of
astronomy, recording the courses Of the
stars and planets accurately. They had
.|rHH
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

at the festival Of the Unsuitable Tlaloc,
god Of rain As the children were borne
along in open Iitters, dressed in their
festival robes and decked with the fresh
blossoms Of Spring, they moved the hard
rs, hearts to pity, but their cries were
drowned in the wild chant Of the priests
The method Of sacrifice was as follows:
The prisoner was bound hand and foot
and stretched on the upper convex sur
face Of the stone. Five priests held mis-
head and his hands while the sixth, clad
10 scarlet mantle, cmblcmatic Of his
cruel Office, dcxtrOusly opened the breast
Of tho victim with a sharp razor Insert
ing his hand in the wound, he tore out the
palpItat.ug heart, first holding it up
towards the sun. Then he cast it at the
feat Of the sun deity, while the multitudes
below Frustrated themselves in alteration.
The earlier religions of Mexico were of
wild character, and upon these the Aztecs
grated their own ferocity. However,
even the cruelty Of the Aztec3 finds mod
no rgar - a.-.-s... ,ty-zLf-
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and, if possible, the Maya Temple at
Chichen liza.
The exposition buildings are now being
completed in the beautiful Alameda
grounds, which contains the fine monu-
ment to Benito Juarez. Senior Jose Miguel
Bejarano is the representative for the
Eastern States, with offices at the Wal
dorf- Astoria Hotel, New York; Senior S.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

intervening gardens,
rising on terraces,
and displaying all
the pomp of Aztec
horticulture.
"The city was said
to be nearly three
leagues in circumfer-
ence. The immense
size of its great mar
ket place; the long
lines of edifices, YES
tiges of whose ruins
may still be found in
the suburbs of Mexi-
co City, miles from
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Manual Reachi is the
representative for
the Western States,
with offices at the
Mexican Consulates
in San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
The administrative
committee is headed
by President Plutar-
60 Gales and is COM
posed of leading Of
ficials and business
men, who will see
that visitors have a
warm welcome and
comfortable quart
ers.
T he exposition
will give Americans
an opportunity to
b G co m e familiar
with the attractions
of a wonderful
neighboring coun-
.ry about which they
know too little.
Mexico is to-day the
home of a newborn
democracy, which
is furnishing a pro-
gressive and eff
cient government. 1t
is solving success
fully all the old So
cial and economic
problems W h i C h
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

The Eighteenth
Century Church
at Guerrero,
Near Mexico City,
Which Has No Rival
for Its Architecture
Anywhere in
Europe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Than Egypt

IRON the point of view of
r antiquity and picturesque
ness, America possesses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

A fresh shipment OF robes
In seryiceable quality cordu.
roy Copenhagen blue, pink.
fuehsia, cherry. tan and
henna shades. Medium and
large sizes.
n
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FUND DRIVE is
BELOW MARK
Strong Pull" by Ali in Sc.
attic Needed for Success

It's going 10 take a long pull and
strong pun and a pull an together
20 bring Seattle "oyer tho top for
the Community FUND drive. accord.
ms TO Nathan EelSsteln. campaign
chairman. Friday. While returns ON
the drive thus far have been crafty
ms, they are not thoroly satisfying
and unless bigger returns arc
brought IN Tn the next few days. tho
drive viii not reach its quota OF
NS',ooo by tho day OF closing,
October u.
Thursdays luncheon brought re.
ports OF an additional sl2,7iT 10 the
fund, making the grand total 60 date,
Nio,o5s. Laurence J colmhn was
tho high man 81 the day. reporting
subscriptions tt1tts>ilng almost $40, 600
Victor S,aadecker was ttsi7 ii.gh mar
IN Division { ana Mis-, Milton +.
Wen in Division u,
c, G. Thompson. colonel In charge
OF the underwriters group. working
with l. A. Naavau and W. A. NJ.
Smith. Is the high man for the entire
four days or the drive. having
brought in a total OF $40. sac FOR the
week. Second highest team Is that
led by Gene Gould. with total OF
t5S,S3s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
Says Laborers Not
Ousting Mechanics

= Tho Pacific construction a Iim.
Co. which is erecting the Gar
urld st. ruJgo near smith Cove.
has not replaced mechanics with
laborrs. according 20 AleN Pear
r,r. ,ieo president and manager
II had been stated by Delegate
campbell 3, the Pile Driver and
indigenous union. that mechanics
had begu replaced with cheaper
labor.
IAbercrs arc carrying material
10 mechanics. but not working as
mechanics ou the bridgr Mr. Pear.
ron ,ayS He asserts lahorers ara
setting s. and 81 a day bridge and
carpenter men s. aud 50 and ems
ginetrs 81 n day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09
NEW TANGO RACE
IN LONDON

LONDON. oct. Dancing school
iu LoDdon'B fashionable West End
arc working overtime today teachiu.
the elito Of English society the IN
trIcaaiea Of the new French tango.
Present indications arc that tbf
nry step viii closely rival the To-
trot and ono step In popularity durin
the fall social season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

thought with a double Tberoll DO
no lonesomenosH Tor them
on course. you arc interested in
twins Everybody is. But wouldn't
you like 90 know all about tbem2
Al tho twins In Seattle from tho
youngest babies 80 tho oldest adults.
aro wanted FOR Just thlf purpose by
the child welfare department ur tho
university. n sou are twin, N
sou know twin. or II you have
twins. call MElrEc $3.50, Local q.
for an appointment. You viii find
out many interesting things aud
may get "a forecast Of the lives Of
YOUR children.
30 you know that twins often cut
heir first tooth on the same niRht2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

That they often taLe the first step
together Have sou heard Of twins
who cry when tho other twin H
hurt? There's "a story fOr every
twin. You1l find out io'- or inter.
osiing new discoveries md get q
chance 20 tell interesting things o.
your own life Perhaps thcreIl be-
a twin party too.
Experiments Of every nature vii
be- made. 4 trained nurse, sociis
worker. teacher and physician. BE-.
sides the psychologists. have bocr
engaged for this purpose.
Bo sure 10 read tonighra Want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

MAS / seeing double; | rubbed
w my eyes. But No. two pairs
charter is best. ass u takes the
OF snappy little eyes were nxcd on
me Two curly heads bobhcd mp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

and down behind them. Identical
dimples identical gursles-why. the
room wah full Of twins,
Sober little pairs looked az me-
with big. doubtful eyes. excited ba
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-09

ter & bradley Star staff Photographer
bica glung 10 each other ~ they
tottcrcd about -lhughlngcyed ones
and wickedcyed ones.
Fortunate bsbics' Each laugh du.
plica'sd and 20 alI appearance each
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Bo sure 10 read tonighrs want
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