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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

OF Warrington
Thursday March i9--"Clty Plan,
ming
Thursday. March British
Consul" Mr. Bernard Pelly
In addition 90 tho talk by Mas
Goodhue, ON January 3. Miss Ada
NJ Fleming. from Chicago. will tslk
90 the club on Music In schools
ln ~ Relation 20 the Home and
the Community"
The classes In municipal citizen
ship viii be resumed on Thursday.
tho Sth, Tho first class meets az
the Terminal sales building. al
1889, Tho second class mstt7 in
small room al Mryra cafeteria. art.
or the luncheon, az i.t5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

= ALLAN GoiSit of isa4
\ rsapc Wis announce ibe en-
,,,rt o. her nicye M.ss Lillian
s-.e--ire NouuE ut u-gnomaNeer
s,is,eand 90 Mr, Erwin Cntv-
c,.lv.r. SON Uf NF and M
I : Gooivm % seattle.
:, date has been sec tor fho "rt-
kus.
- m Ch.essa, NJ 1'"sNH I"
49, the UuNvrstS of Westminster
49, msmber 90 THl p'ta Thgta
...,ruIty ami tgr oval club.
~, Nouus came uP5,rcm 1a.itar
!, srend Christmas ls the guest
/, NJ. and Mrs r s Goodwin
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The Annie wrigh, Seminary club
viii Do entertained ut the home o.
Mrs, n II Obrr, sos Fast Thomas
81 on Thursday afternoon, January
5, ut o'clock Members are urged
90 attend This meeting.
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Mrs. Young wa
Honor ! iSitOr

Mrs T. Weldon NounE win enter
tain with "a luncheon % sixteen COW
gr- next Meiur .1tay afternoon 8t the
SUNSET Clubs,H honor OF Mrs F,deIo
Henry % NV York who b. visiting
her SIS IS Mrs Donald 4 Nicholson
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Personal

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,t,,,,t t.r,ff.r,. III ~ ,..f,,,r,,f. =,
af.raJ fBr rr,,,t,.i..r ~ I'M. winter
Mis-. t4r,.. ,s..u.,. and All fbar
raaIs tr rr- ps.-r autr bsyinE
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An yt.ittpr r.- r,r,rts pr ana
" C.orr, Al If,rt,n f,r Inc bsii
tfy4 frr Nf,,B,,. Co.. brr homo lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
TWILIGHT TEAS

Tho ladies Of HsF1Ht Thcosophic
Lodge VIII give another Of their tWi-
light teas sunday evening from 7 TO
In their rooms nj III North Broad
way az Roy, There viii ba music and
laHSr "a talk on economic problems by
Claud l. shelton All interested per
sons are welcome
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Music
ComnlimentalY Recital

Jacques Luu.IrrEllio, head N the
...... F...-.rfr,44Vt .F F4a f.rrf.r
~, ..-t ,.. .s..t--.
'N'"l WI" I'N.'N' "1 '"
'"lhl''i'i' 'i'i'. ''''..' '..'.# .'.
Ming january Q. ui Nll. Iu tho iHI
lowing urUFrum.
ArLl morn ... Nah'."
Violet ta't aHN hiI.'a' if.taH''i.
"NHtuHa. milo core ........-. tariHzIml
come IHtu IHrrH yellow Sands" NrfaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
ERtCrtdiRS for NieceS

Mr Edar Root VIII entertain
with a dancing party aI her home
on saturday evening iE compliment
90 her two -uIrers. Nrs Alice Evans
and Miss ooIiy pglrce who are Bt
home Tor the holidays
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uNTNEHsIrY III z h Il


Tho Unworthy vs. e. T. T.. Will
meet next Tuesday afternoon. Jan.
s. 20 O'Clock al the home ~ Mrs.
Addic M1lIuy. 1881 Fifteenth y. r.
The program win by tn charge Of
Mrs I W EutL the local Fupern-
isud"nf % The department u Bible
IN the public schools. and will con.
stat of special music. round table
on What pid Bible Readings IN the
Public School Mean 10 Mr7'' and q
silver medal contest with selections
from tho Bible Mrs. Eliza Wand Of
Los Angeles. formerly president OF
tho University " &, r. e.. is expect
ed 10 be present, and u 10 hoped that
Mrs. AHA V. Freeman will b. al
home from California. whore she hss
been spending many months. Friend
ls well M members OF the organize.
ton arc welcome,
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Clubs Fos SATURDAY.

'lACGHTERs AUXILIARY
ne Daughters Auxiliary OF the
Einan's Century club will b. en-
srtlinsd az the home Of Miss Mnas
HI ii.T 1ist ave- on Saturday
h-gary = from , until 8 O'Clock.
sELPlG H0ND CLUB
~ Helping Hand club viii give
: card party and dance Saturday
ussing. January ,. az o'clock. AZ
" home Of Mrs $ Nelson. 1879
Ia ave. Take No. 1f car and gAt
x a. 18th ave.
CARD PARTY
LADIES' auxiliary. No. H. of the
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CHAPTER A. T.. =. o.
Chapter A. r. r. o. win meet with
Ntlss Lulu Fuller 40 8if ave. g.
Monday. January o. at @ D. "a. An
interesting program has been pre-
pared En1rnInlrd ANA visiting
members welcome
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Wonen's Clubs

United Association o. T.. and 5. r..
viii have a card party saturday.
January .. at 5 p, m, st the Pro.
grcssivc Womeus clubruoms 1915
First ave
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Assist Miss LutimCr
.at Tea

Mis- MargarrI Iatmrr VIII De- aa-
ia, E her Sea oH saturday after
unen Cor Miss Elizabeth Folsom by
airs Allan IalWer Airs Frederic
HUI White Mr. Arthur Iatimra
Mg- Chester Iafimtr and the Misses
Lwal Treat. Glen kerry Grace
Lewis GwHdy Matthew'S. Helen
Graham aud Brtty No.sE
Mis- Nou,ut a. Iatib'rr and ".
GrosNrnur Folsom will assist In zee
cytyinE the Esesis.
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BEES on SHIP

- YOKOHAMA gaarm or bee
perhaps ou route gr0m japan acroaa
fha Pacific. settled on "a boom Of The
foam4HID West Momentum, which
w1a oil out from Yokohama, bound
for Portland. ore This sch frn
case known 90 the rteamsr'z captain
oi bees warming on q vessel a. sea
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ARIoN LADIES'
SOCIAL CLUB

Arion ladies' Social club VIII give
card party and lance Saturday
evening. January 3. At Us haN in
the Pioneer building, First ave. and
James 81 Members and friends In.
yltsd
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brothers uud sisters
Tho funeral win be- held from the
E0uuUy-W Watson parlOrs.
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MzrAH TEMPLE NO 90


The Pythian Sisters Of Mizpah
Temple No. 20. viii Join with the
knight Of University Lodge No.
i94 and Seattle Company No !.
uniform rank. In a public nat8iia-
Ton % officers for tho coming term
on january sth a. Castle haH Ees
University way.
Osarcrs 10 be Installed arc: 81 y
G, Alta Could. T. s. Pcarb Brooks.
p J., Esther Minor. manager.
Ruth Huairom: N. q r.. villa
unncrop NJ of n aud g.. Ggriruaa
lacey. protector Marguerite Her.
rick. guard Lucille u Hay, pust
chief Ollie Hiscall
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aoo6 f.. t7th ST.. saturday january
3, at 2 3. z
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IoTA IoTA
TO MEET

Iotn Iotn u Alpha Cbi omega.
VIII meet with AfrH. L \ nn-Ier.
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oRPIuoN SOCIETY BANQUET

ORPUION SOCIETY BANQUET
The orphlon society will have q
no.host banquet at the Hotel Cow
man Tuesday. January 6. at $50 p
M. for active and associate members
and friends.
For reservations call Mrs. Carolyn
Hopkins, En- st.72OO. not later than
Monday. January 8, at a. m.
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CLAssIc cuLruRE cLun

Tho cassie Culture club viii msss
saturday. January ., no 2 o'clock.
az che clubhouse. STR, A, j, blair
win speak on Oriental RuEu." The
hostcssea will be Mrs. C. +, BoEar,
duz aud Miss Julia Lane.
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HEvIEw NO q

SEATTLE REVIEW NO. s
womcn's Benefit association. Scat
to Review 10. 3. Of The Maccabocs
zero honorcd with the presence Of
their district organizer, Mrs Myrn
Dawson, when tho 1895 officers were
elected.
THcy ioelude Alice G. schmitz
commander: Ju1in Stalker, douten-
ant commander. Cora pc vrics. pati
Commander: Alice l. Robinson, col.
Iect6r. Norma Cook. record kcsror.
Lurn Kent finance keeper: Eliza
beth boucher, chaplain: ycpna Mca
Cory, lady alarms: T1mtno No.
CORY. scrReuni: Myra AfcEottricE,
sentinel. Barbara Braun, picket.
olive johnson, Junior commander:
Ottalio @. Carrier. publicity. Flora
CorhE8 c0ptlfn Of eHards; Lalp An
ssys, maEie ian: EH1fAtt IsheS
n4uaIcal director: Nellie GILLIAN HlGQ
uu~ca's ieataatsF: Margaret CGstthy,
ceaos essoeF No / CathGTlns Wins
isc. eeIeg tsfucE 40 s.
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SEATTLE COUNCIL. PIT. A. IL
The executive board Of tho Seattle
Council Of PnrentTeachcr associn.
lions win meet Monday. January O..
at 10 a. M. in the school board
room. Central building Tho chair.
men Of standing committees arc in.
vited to attend.
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MID.WINTER HATS HALF PRICE
IN YOUR CHOICE OF BOOKS

Did you tnotc that Zane Grcys latest norcl. 'The
Herd Is to released on his publisher January mn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
EDNA WALKERS SILK RATS

flowers when
designed for tho they're please
Building
hats that for the iavdual please
as rule for The
contour Of the head, and the facial features
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02
q EST SEATTLE.
COMMUNITY Clue

Npla W Z ~ i 'SNo
West seattle Community 9ab StD
have a bridge and nah jonas party
for members and friends Ee6ocs-
day. January 7, Mt p. m. at the
clubhouse, 1904 i7th ave. $. w.
-, 5'uesday. January Is, at $3.50
o'clock. an open hou~ will be held,
with DR.. and Mrs II. Pierce Sanders
as hosts. Progressive bridge and
refreshments Among the clubs OBJ
jectives for the coming year is an
annex to the clubhouse, which the
growing membership requires.
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"SALoMY JANE" AT THE COLONIAL
FOR THE THINGS YOU MAKE YOURSELF

a
at rsl have
and cabin tSs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-02

Alr and Mrs Eugene Levy return
rI Wednesday from a trip Of seyrro
months abroad
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Ms. John b. AErn and her aaush.
fgr Miss Florence Ages. viii leave
about January 10 f1T California 20
sFgni thg rgnaindgr ~ the winter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11
Ia ULTIMA CRON|CA DE- EAzA

81 Gonzaga Ell cu1nplimiento de sus
profecias por la tragica confrma-
cion que sus previsiones habian en-
contrado en- la invasion y saqueo
imperial. De aquel juicio de 1927
no nos ha quedado sino un breve
fragmento en- un c6dice v las refe-
rencias que aparecen en- la CORES
pondencia de Aretino v del Duqne
de Mantua. Y concluye Llizio di-
ciendo que durante algdn tempo Sc
discuti0 por ciertos escritores sobre
81, estos ''Juicios Y Pron6sticos,
habian corrido solamente en- copias
manuscritas, basandose en- alguna
Erase de la correspondence del mis-
mo Aretino en- que autorizaba a al
guien para hacer sacar unas CO.
pias; pero Ell hallazgo en- la Biblio-
teca de Viena del pron6stico sati-
rico de 1888, copiado integro en- ell
c6dice ntimero 1915, manifesto a
no dudar que los tales pron6sticos
corrian impresos probablemente sin
pie de imprenta.
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LA ocIosIDAD rs MADRE DE
ToDos Los vIcIos

Los habitantes de los tr6picos,
desde tempo inmemorial, debido a
nuestro china v a nuestra misma
idiosircrasia, hemos alcanzado IA
ma de- ser algo indoIentes en- nues-
tro sistema de vida. Aunque 81 bien
este no es, verdad, va que como
bien dijo un sabio aleman de nos
otros: son Hgeros en- Ell pensar y
mas aun en- La acci6n'', ), sin en-
barge, de la calumnia siempre que !
da un resto....
Muchas personas por no tomarse
el trabajo de venir a nuestras of
ci1as y redactar Ell anuncio del OBJ
jeto que desean .vender 0 comprar,
dejan de hacer un negocio que lne-
go les pesa no haberlo efectuado
iCENTRALs. deme Ell 1922 (ssn
Juan) no cuesta tanto traba jo...
i.verdad? Levante Ell audifono . al
momento le suministraremos todos
los inforInes que tiesee y hasta le
actaremos, de acuerdo cen nucs-
ira experiencia Ell anunelo
NUESTRA SECCrON DE ANUN
CLOS CLAsIFICADos, es el me-
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tenemos noticia-sigue contando-,
aparecio en- 1927 Y durante la per-
manencia de Aretino en- Mantua.
Como en- el Sc atacaba Clemente
VII, Quejose este al Marques de
Mantua, bajo cuyos auspicios habia
aparecido Ell escandaIoso libelo. Fe-
derico Gonzaga, con patente false
dad, protesto de ser enteramente
extrafio a la indecente publication
del Aretino, Y ofreci6 desde luego
castigar al autcr por la mano segu-
ra y discreta de algun sicario. Por
fortuna para Ell Aretino, Ell saqueo
de Roma scbrevino POGO tempo des-
pues, inpidiendo CIenente VII la
tentacion de aceptar la celada pro-
puesta con tanta desenvoltura al
Jefe de la iglesia. Por 10 que pu-
diera pasar Meser ,Pietro habia va
deiado Mantua para reaparecer en-
Venecia desde donde podia escribir
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- s2ss'
DESPEDIDA DEL PADRE
WTI4IsENGER.

Queridos Feligreses en- s. n. II a.
Seria de todo punto impossible
hacer pronunciar mis- labios In
inmensa gratitud que mi alma
sIente hncia mis-. queridos Feligre-
ses, despues de haber recibido tan
tas prliebas de cariho durante mi
larga enfermedad.
Durante el tempo que he perma-
necido con vosotros como vuestro
Vicario de esta Parroquia de Nues-
ira Sonora de Candelaria. habeis
logrado por vuestros actos que mi
carino al pueblo de Mayagiiez
fuere grande, pero Dios crey6 ne
cesarlo someterme una gran prueba
de vuestra fe pOstr:Indome con una
SraFlslma dolencia Y El acudis-
telS con yueStroS fervienteS yotoS
con yueStras cOnstantes oraciones
y con yuestros sacrificios EN- mi fa-
vor Y Dios cuya misericordia es in
flnlta presto su atenci0n vues-
tros rnegos por mi salud, concedi6n-
dome algun tempo mas de vida
cuyo tiempo ME propongo dedicar
aun con mas feryor 81 fuere posi-
bic frabajos en- honor de nuestro
Senior iJesueristo y en- beneficio. de
mis- qperidos Feligreses. t,..
Piense embarcar para los. Esta-
dos Unbios el jueyes, 6 del corrien-
| te confel fin de reponer mis- fuerzas
perdidas, pero me llevo el consuelo
de podE yolver en- breve tempo a
vuestro lado Y durante mi ausencia
pueden tener la ksegurIdad que, en-
cualquier parte que me encontrase
tendre para el Pueblo de Maya
giiez mis- Plegarias y mis- bendicio,
mes.
NO qplero que nadie pueda con-
siderarse mortificado por que no
haya tenido oportuaidad de ssespe-
dirme individualmente porque mi
estado de debilidad exige adn cui-
!, dados y 10 hago por medic de este
Mensaje diciendoles "Iiasta IuegO".
Tengo que hacer especial men
/ ci6n de las Comunidades Religio-
sas de esta Parroquia. empezando
por mis- hermanos los Padres Re
| dentoristas que hasta su sangre
han dado por mi vida; A las Sis
ters Americanas, Las Hermanitas
del Hospital; Las del Colegio de la
Milagr0sa Y Las del Asilo de PO-
bres cuyos votos fueron un leniti-
vo para mi ante Dios Y tambi6n
las Santas Siervas de Maria que
fcon sll presencia durante las horas
del dla la n0che me han presta-
do sus valiosisimos cuidados por
ESQ quiero pedir a tOdos que de-
diqueis una de vuestras OraciOnes
por la salud del Doctor T. Ramirez
Cuerda que Dios le conceda La
ayuda que 'ha tenido conmigo en-
cuantos- enfermos Sc pongan bajo
su cuidado y tambien quiero EXPIRE
sar mi inmensa gratitud a la Di-
rectora Enfermeras de esta Clf-
MICA verdadero Orgullo dc Maya-
giiez.
>Clfnica Espafola, agosto !. 1926
Padre Luis Willenger. c. SIS. r.
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LA RESOLUTION DE LA
CAMARA

La Camara, por tai concepto,
aprobo unanimemente la siguiente
resoluci6n:
La Camara solicita ell consen-
tiniento del Senado para solicitar
del Gobernador, con eI de recon-
siderarlo, el proyecto reorganizan-
do las cortes de Distrito de San.
Juan, disponiendo 10 necesario pa
ia la practica Y procedimientos
en- las mismas, estableciendo la
jurisdiction en- cada una de elias.
etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11

He aqui unas muestras de como
eran los tales pron6sticos' to-
madas del fragmento de .sJuicios'
cncontrado en- la -Bibloteca de
Viena: i
tsPor Ell cuadrado de la luna as
cenderan todos. los luninares del
cielo. Ell invierno sera mas frio.
que la primavera florida y Ell oto-
no mostoso. Por ESQ los senores de
Lombardia Sc acostaran con sus
primas sus cufadas v sus hernia
mas, segln5 los usos del pals. Asi
es que Sc moriran de frio, alegando
quien Sc 10 censurase ser ley del
Emperador, Ell cual, con Ell consenti-
miento pontifcio, hacia ell amor
en- Bolonia con la ,duquesa de Sa-
voya, su cuiiada. -
Sardanapalo, quise decir Fede-
rico, habla de Federico Gonzaga
ZEN virtud de un privi1egio cesa-
REQ transformado de marques en-
duque exclude del Monferrato Sc
dirigira lal rey de Francia pidiendo
perd6n, tanto de haber dado su rel
no al Etpetador como de otras mil
marrannadas MAJ que ha hecho. :. entire
tanto estorsiona a sus s1bditos a
Ia usanza sforcesca. ao.3 .e..s
Tras piel y piel de sus vasal1os
tirar$ toda la fortuna que consiga.
en- banquetear con el que case.
aapi hay unas ,desvergiienzas intra-
ducibles Q inpublicahles 1T Abram
Hebreos su m6dico, encuentra en- la
constellation ducal que esta 'en pc
igro de ir aYadar los antipodas,
por obra de no Sc que redaiio que
le engorda " le hace crecer la era
pula " el continue trato--otra pala-
bra usa Ell hbelista,- masculine v
femenino a' sa @ aza
Razon de sobra tiene ell prop1o
Luzio cuando hablando de Carlos
Y. escribe: Fl haber cerrado Ia
boca al Aretino con una pension,
no es indicio de culpa en- Carlos
", es prueba innegable de que CO.
nocfa cuan grande peligrosa in
fluencia podia tener sobre la OPT
MON publica aquel aventurero v
sentia ademas cuan necesario era
dejar pasar ciertas ofensas perso-
males para hacer del Aretino un
util aliado de su politica.
Desde mas de un punto de vista,
v para su tempo, ell Aretino fue un.
sntecesor de cierta Prensa y-pien-
so yo-, que quienes aceptan sin
reparo que los gobiernos, los parti-
dos politicos, los hombres publicos
funden, sostengan compren "a be-
nevolencia Q Ell apoyo Unconditional
dc los periodicOs politicos, teniendo
plumas a sueldo que les disculpen
Q defendan y ataquen Y censuren
a los enemigos, no por ell criterio
propio sino en- virtud de acuerdo
no pueden escandalizarse de que
los reyes los principles de enton-
ces Sc preocuparan, como 10 hizo Car
los ", de tenerlo en- su servicio y,
defensa.
Franciscn A dn rnknA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-11

"A v Is q
Manati, P. r, Julio rs, 1925.
Los sOciOs de la Association
"FrugaIidad y Abnegaci6n No.
272' reunid0s en- Manati, P. r.
ell "A de julio de 1925 han re-
sueltO. mediante una pr0rroga
alterada semanaIinente Coz
mo mas beneficiOs0 para di-
cha association la disoIuci0n
vOlantaria de esta. Dicha
aprObaci0n Sc efecta0 por vOtO
unaflime.
Por via de este aviso, Sc ha-
ce saber la disOlnci0n v0Iunta-
ria, legal y definitiva de dicIa
asOCiaci0n.
DamOs testimOnio legal de
estO baio iuramentO soIen1ne.
5uan GEB Oh ER0
Presidente.
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Ell Ejiecutipo.

continuation de Ia Ira. pag.)
ineluyan egresosss es obvio que a
n.enos que no sea retirado el pro-
yecto, el Gobernador habra de po-
nerIe su veto.D
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/. O
fan, FARE
4 Q Q 9

VOU hear a lot about secret m
l. do All II is il system for
varying wave lengths simultaneously
from bruadcastlng TO receiving end.
ono minute on $50 meters; 30 sec.
ona on 500 meters; two minutes on
a4s metera-and so forth. or tho
periods may 30 made very short,
That's oil. Trouble lica In syn.
ohronizinE hroadcastcr with recciy.
err. But II can be done.
How do animals react TO radior
Parrots take most interest. NO hear.
our dog banks when nc hears our
voice. occasionally. over tho loud
speaker. Then he looks into tho
horn TO SEQ II we're there.
Folks down az an Eastern beach
with portable set report u school
Of porpoiscs vastly interested In
jazz music, Some kinds Of music
excite his cat to bowling. Aberdeen
correspondent tells Rndio star
tsome kinds excite Us worse thar
thatl
Seattle radio dealers already re-
port returning interest in radio
Summer slump gives signs OF boins
nearly over. All we have to say Is
that those fans who put their sets
away and forgo, them missed LOT
Of good things In the past three
months. Radios an all.year,'round
Joy now. Walt until those 5000
waters re, going. this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
Gas On StomachMakes
People Nervous
Mrs. Cook Nervous IL Years, Due to Gas

headache Cwben dus 20 bowvi inaetionJ.
single spooafui OF Adlsrfka often pro-
aacss surprising and gratifying results.
In cases OF obstinate constipation or
stomach trouble. u AdisrikS docs not
brinR relief IN ~ 20 2s hours the advice
OF n reputable physician saouid be Sc
cured.
Reports from Physicians
Il congratulate you on the good sffsc,
from AdlsrikR sincs prescribed u"
tsagnsd1 Or L. t.Anxlois.
''Adlerika IL tho best IN my entire a.
years experience" (slsuedJ Dr. O.
EEEors.
Z prescribed AflsrikA with highly
satisfactory results taignsd1 DR.. A.
O. g. gSana given on rsausst)
II can't go sloag without Adlsrika.''
(Hiansd1 Or. w H. BernhaTt.
j. r. Pickett "a user OF Adlsrika)
writes. After taking AdisrIka feel bet
ter than for 20 years Haven't language
10 express the impurities eliminated
from my system"
AdierikA is big surprise to psopls
who havs used only ordinary bowel and
stomach medicines because OF Hs REAL.
ard QUICK action. Sold by leading
druggists everywhere, in Seattle by Bar
tell Drug Co --Adysrtissmsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
Station
HOME
Broadcast by Ann Tenns

pADIo STARS editor asks me
Ae"what do you think radio viii
be like this wlnterY'
well, believe 1t win become a
real ''home companion" for women
thru the dull days, 1t win offer
them amusement. instruction and a
host OF interesting new things.
expect TO hear at least one Seat.
tic hroadcastor on the air all day,
The ideal radio day, to my notion.
would start out with a little lively
music and perhaps little Bible read
ing. or good short inspira,ional
talk. TO set the day going right
Then there'd be exercises. perhaps
also to music After that we'd like
some fashion news and the market
prices on household staples.
Therc'd be a pause while we sour
ricd around and did the household
work ard made the beds and swept,
and after that. when wo SO, chance
10 do little sewing. we'd like the
news OF tho world. cha,tlly told
Lunch time would call for a shor,
concert.
Tho afternoon would be ideal for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-15
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