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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-07-31
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

Woodstock
Bible School, 10 a. m.
Communion, l la. m.
Union evening service in Reform
ed Church at s p. m
Edinburg
Bible School, 9:45 a. m.
Worship and preaching at IL a. m
and s p. m.
Visitors and friends invited to
worship with us Sunday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-07-31
SHEEP FOR SALE

Twenty-Five ewes. mostly blacl
faces. Also inch lumber. weather
boarding and studding.
F. H. WILKINS,
Edinburg. Va.
jly 31-2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-07-31
LADDERS, LADDERS,

we have a large stock of Ladders
extension Ladders, Fruit Ladders,
etc.
SHENANDOAH FARMERS UNION
jly 3l-2t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-07-31

Mr.. Raymond Krantz OF Washing
ton was a weekend visitor in Wood
stock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-07-31

jly 31-2t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
A Permanent War

A TOTAL of $4,000 is being spent in
n Brooklyn to rid the borough of cater
pillars. Health officers all over the coun-
try are waging wars on flies. Millions Of
dollars worth of cotton is being destroyed
by the boil weevil And as fast MS the
weevil is eradicated new pests take their
place.
The corn borer the wheat pests, the
San Jose fruit scale take their billion
dollar tolls annually.
Some scientists estimate that half OF
the potential crops of America are de-
stroyed by insects. The toll in death germs
spread cannot be estimated
Civilization has conquered the tiger and
the coyote Even the disease germ is
fighting losing battle.
But the war of man versus insect goes
on. But the insect seems not to have lost
an inch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Economy Program Backfires

MJAsHNGToN. April Is. -
w Economy IL n good thing.
but Il must no, be carried TO an
extreme That s. the message
merchants and manufacturers
turnout tho country 8rc now
trying 90 convey TO President
Coolidge.
Too much economy Ia hurting
budneas. tho president has been
told. one nationally known
maker Of mems suits has let IL
be known that the report Prcsl.
dent Coolidge wasn't buying a
ncw Easter outfit cut very sharp
iy into his sales. from New Eng
land 10 the Pacific coast.
Business men continue to ap.
plaud tho president when he
talks or cutting down govern.
mental expenses. but they want
him 20 stop talking about econ.
omy in the home.
Already considerably irritated
b. tho loss OF business which
they attribute TO tho Coolidge
economy vogue. tho merchants
were really angered TO learn that
tho presidents message 10 the
Women's World Fair In Chicago
actually contained the words
that economy should be trans.
lated into daily domestic affairs
II is largely from within tho
mnks OF the republican party
that the complaints against too
much economy are coming. For.
mer Gov. Henry Allen. Of Kan.
Kas, "a republican. carried his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Mr.. Fixit of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
if of Public Interest

Mr.. Firii. A street tight be-
trcen sRnd and ssh sfs. hos
been broken for atout tiro
months. thus icaUino The terri
tory bcipccn s0th aud sjth IN
darkness what can voa dor
W. ".
Cali MA in-6oOo. ask for tho
lighting department, and you
win get results.
Mr.. Firit: Recently an
stCcrcd an nd offering iComca
an opportunity TO make a little
money IN The homo. I sent 10
cents as requested and received
q contract. but no samples. as
advertised. ieds asked ~ send
81 and material and samples
could be sent. rhich ! aid. 4
sample aud one unfinished glorc
tccrc received tcin a request
that send 1926 additional as
deposit on q fuH Inc Of ma
teriol. Hon am I 10 knoio that
mis- firm Is honesty
MRS. a. =.
Tho Better Business Bureau,
in tho Central building, lGL lot
1908. could find out, without
cost TO you, A firm employing
the methods you report would
find It difficult TO get money
from Mr.. FiNit
M FLrit' Thru another party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
What Art Is

HAPPILY. the long-standing question,
/ what constitutes art" has been set
tied 1t comes about in this way:
The San Francisco Scavengers' Protect
i've association contemplated erection of
garage for some 60 of what are COM
monty known as garbage carts in more
or less residential section. Whereupon, the
Art association, granting that, while the
garage itself might be artistic in the truest
sense, the emanations from five dozens
of garbage carts at rest would be damna-
bly, inartistic, and there were neighbors
with much stronger adjectives to back up
such opinion.
The artists and scavengers argued the
artistic effects before the board of public
works. which decided for the garage, on
the ground that there was already pickle
works just across the street. Of course,
this decision isn't binding on all municipal
sections, but, at least. it shows the deadly
danger in pickle works and seems to estab-
lish, indirectly perhaps, some eclat for the
garbage business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
A Sermon IN Stockings

WHY are rich people rich?
w There's at least one answer 20 the
question in a story they're telling in
Washington.
A year ago firm there discovered n
way to make silk stockings with runs in
them as good ms new. Their machine
picks up the dropped stitches and leaves
the stockings looking MS they did when
they came from the factory.
SO, to advertise the infant industry, the
company sent letters TO "A thousand work
ing girls, offering to mend a stocking free
of charge Only eight girls took advan-
tage of the offer.
Next the company made the same propo-
sition TO n thousand housewives. Only six
of these grasped the opportunity,
Finally, letters were sent TO a thousand
society matrons, wives of diplomats, sena-
tors and other wealthy men. At once there
was deuge of business and there has
been ever since,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

many calls arc sent over these
phones annually?
A. The figures for 1899 arc ~
j}75sj phones using 57.255,95s mites
Of ieirc ouer $3.50 systems or tines.
The estimated number Of messages
or talks teas sEGBT,56O, $50
Q. What the membership OF tho
kiwanis clubs thruout the United
states?
A. About 10000.
Q. Where did tho custom Of the
Maypolc originate?
A. IN England. The oncicnfs be-
iicrcd that Map isi ious the bound
drV DAP bctuccn sum mcr aud
Cintcr. and that on tjlis day trdr
took place bcirccH the ttco seasons
10 determine i0hich iDouid prevail
~ bccdDosa customary 10 stage a
mock todr bctirCcn ttco people. ono
10 represent iCiHtcr aud The other
summer. Summer diirdUa managed
10 Ciu, and 1as promptly cro,oncd
king of The MaV IN triumph he
held dioJ green branches decorated
NTH May tioiGcrs, aud sang an old
Iob song, me burden OF which
seems 10 hare been, II hare icon:
bring Don summer" Al first young
tree iCds cut doicn and decorated
icih ribbons and fioWors. ThiS tD1s
set pp triumphonHp In the uilioDc.
aud everyone danced around Il. The
Druids. incidentally. torshippcd The
tree, and " IA UcrD possible that Tho
MnDpoie originated Nth them MT
long before the time Of Charles /.
IN England. The tree had Diron tuov
~ The pole. Huge pOiC8 tCcrG pidnt-
cd IN The ground. and decorated
,DdiiD pih DrCcn HotgcrS. Long
strcdmcrS Wcrc attached 10 The ton,
and each dancer hcld on proudly 10
hts or her end Of The ribbon.
q Were the Lollards a religious
sect2
A ThcD Wcrc originally religious
community established ~ AntWGrp
IN 1900. dcuotod 10 nc care Of TIC
sick and burial Of ne dcad, and az
pcrsccutcd bp The church, regarded
ns hcrciics. 1her name bccuntc a
sVnonDDt Ior hcrcHc, and hence an.
| pilcd 10 the tolloUorH NJ lpDcHIo w
EHOloim aud certain sootdrics IN
turablyr HooIIuud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

TNHE old actor was reminiscent
l. as no puftsd his PeriquS in
n black mrcrschaum, while tho
other smokers listened Tho
transforming days Of old wero
tho most interesting known 10
our stage. Actors were actors
then. but they lived moro In a
world by themselves than Is now
true. Oue-night stands, poor
halls scaut properties, short
funds and al that sort u thing
met them almost everywhere"
He paused for "A moment and
smiled. with: u recall an Incl
dsnt that is apropos- A young
actor tackled the manager for
q loan OF Is cents. explaining
that since hc was going 10 play
Romeo that night. he must
have a shave that would rid him
OF five days growth Of beard
Wei, you don't set no IS
cents from me. replied tho man
ager coldly. II you cant get
shave no other way than by
touchin' me. wei call or
Romeo and play 'othello' in
stead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Post BoGes
DON'T let the new postal rates worry

nON'T let the new postal rates worry
~ you.
Pay the extra cent on picture postcards
and be glad you don't live in Danzig.
Poland was granted rights under the
treaty of Versailles to establish a post
office in the free city of Danzig. The Poles
added 10 letter boxes, scattered thru the
city. The boxes were painted in the Polish
national colors.
During the night German sympathizers
painted the boxes in the German national
colors. Poland, insulted, sent a squad of
airplanes over the city. Prussia massed
troops. Meanwhile the league of nations
ruled that the Poles had overstepped their
authority in erecting the 10 boxes. The
case has been put to the world court for
settlement, where league members hope
the expense will fall heavily on the Poles
as chastisement.
All of which won't make international
feeling in Europe any better.
All because of 10 post boxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
!? ? ANSWERS to Your Questions /? /?

Q. What is the pay for field ex-
emlner in the pension office?
a. They arc classed IN three
grades by the rehabilitation act:
Those In grade receive from iI,s0D
10 ;s,,00; grade 8. $500 10 1890.
and grade from $500 TO 5000.
The positions arc all under ciuil
service.
Q. Who was Rene de Laudou-
Mere?
a. a Frcnchmdn distiu0uisJied for
his attempts 10 colonisc Florida. he
sailed 10Th a number Of companions.
nearly all Of iohom iocrc mdSSdcrcd
by the Spaniards. He to1S the
author Of "Histoire Notable dc Ia
yloride," published IN 1856, 20 years
after his adventure.
Q. What Is the comparative value
nj ruby and a diamond?
a. There arc three varieties Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
An Honor to Amenca

sDoN'T lynch him Don't lynch him!
~ We are all American citizens. We
have the police, the courts, and they will
take care of him. Give him TO me-
The pleading of NJ. Markowitz, fruit
peddler ordinary, to the Los Angeles mob,
after he had dared death in taking knife
and iron bar from mad negro who had
stabbed white citizen.
A tremendous demonstration of Ameri-
caniSm. of America, that should fill the
hearts of all true lovers of their country.
II hero?' said this fruit peddler.
'sThat is not so. just did what every
law-abiding citizen should have done. |
love my country more than anything next
to my wife and children. came to this
country when | was 10. | am an Ameri-
can. tho. | feel it way deep in my heart"
Gods mission for America deep IN the
heart of fruit peddler,
The lower stratum. so far as our care
less eye sees such. boiling, heaying and
casting up a Paul Revere, a Nathan Hale
or an Abe Lincoln.
Way down deep in the hearts of the
lowly, Americas sense of humanity,
brotherhood, justice and law that offers
life, puts wife and children in second
place, in defiance of mad murderer and
bloodthirsty mob,
A peddler certain of American justice.
A foreign born so loving his adopted
America that he offers his life for HIS
COUNTRY. BY the goodness of the AL
mighty, il is your country, Pedder Mar
kowitz, and you are an honor to it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
German Election Sunday
Decides Europe'S Fate!
BY WILLIAM p. SlMMS

NIAsHINGToN. April g.
w Washington. IN common
with every other important
world capitol. today has its
eyes on Germany.
Tomorrow. the German PEG,
pie VIII go 20 the polls ostsu.
albly 10 vote for "a president 10
succeed tho late President Ebert
IN reality they viii decide
whether their country shall re-,
main republic or become
oumouflaRed monarchy pending
The restoration Of n HohcnzOl.
lcrn
Three candidates arc ln the
field. but only two are IN tho
running. These two nre former
Chancellor Wilhelm Marx, 70.
publican. and Field Marshal won
Inndenbcrg. mOnarchist the eE-
He'd kaiBePs right hand man.
Tho third man, the communist
ThaelmAnn. Is not a serious
contender.
Sundays election win not
only influence the future Of
Germany for years 10 como. but
nll Europe on we'll Not since
tho memorable june g, 1919,
when the Peace Of Yerg1Ile6
waa signed IN The Hall Of Mir.
rors. Ia tho Palace of Louis
XIV. has the Old World Htng.
cd a drama or such worldwide
significance,
Won Inndenburg r. not a
mere candidate. He - an en-.
tire program. A militariEt bud.
dy Of the now cKilcd Wilhelm
If. tho very last word IN kaiser.
Ism. he ~ tho living, breathing
symbol of everything against
which tho late allies claimed
they we're fighting,
An his life king or kaiser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

has been hls god. the army bis
church. To-day Dc 10 - years
old. too old 20 change.
Hand on sword rcsplcndent
IN tbe uniform ~ a field mar.
nhal Of The old empire. Won
Hndenburg's principal cam
paigu gesture now b. 70 review
military paradcs.
Won HInIeuburg says little,
but when Dc does n In % talk
OF restoring Germany 20 her
place in the sun, 81 renOunclng
war-Euilt. and other things like
that.
There ID n strong likelihood
OF Won Hiudenburg'a winning.
In the first presidential cleo,
tons few weeks ago. d..
mOnarchist groups ycry nearly
tied tie republican groups In
the voting
Germany hays her elections
are Of no concern 70 the for
elgn powers. She will see. A.
ready Wall street has held Up
advances on loans 20 Germany
until the bankers can see which
way tho cat jumps,
Tho effect Of Won Hinden.
burg'e election on France would
be electric. Tho present gov.
eminent. headed ~ Premier
Painloye. Foreign Minister Bn.
and and Finance Minister Gail.
laux all friendly and willing
20 play a game OF llye-and-let.
live with Germany would -
doomed TO q very short life.
And the chances are that IN
is place would come a gov.
eminent dominated by Poin-
cairc. Foch. Cismenceau, Tar.
dieu and other fiery national.
lists. who would see n new men.
ace looming across the Rhine
and meet IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

complaint direct 90 the president.
Others have taken a less direct
route by stressing for public con.
sumption tbs difference between
waste and intelligent spending.
and between economy and psrsi.
mony.
President Coolidgc's chief mr..
gument in advocating private
economy has been that such a
course VIII tend 10 put more
money back into banks. where
II viii become available 10 manu-.
facturers. Then. having more
funds with which 10 work. pro
ducer viii turn out moro goods
and Merchandise stocks can be
greatly enhanced.
The trouble with this argu-
mcnt. say the manufacturers, is
that Il is no; the supply OF capt.
tai that governs production. but
the demand for the manufac.
tured goods. Furthermore. they
say. money is very plentiful al
this time. The only thing that
Is not plentiful is the ~wilI.to-
purchase" on the part OF con,
sumerF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
BY Mrs. WALTER FERGUSON

that tho man knows tho more.
No jelly bran wishes 20 go with
girl who has mind an acute
aa his own No man wants TO
marry a woman who haa as
much knowledge an he pos
sshars No male creature ever
Wishes 20 associate with any
woman who - not sounding
board Tor his own opinions
which merely goes 20 prove
that iho men ere faf from h.
ing the superior persons which
they think themselves.
Their chief bsnetiing SIN ~
vanity aud 10 long az they
have woman around 20 ad,
miro them. they consider them
selves admirable
Ponder we'll tho mental cali
bcr Of n sex whoas members
admit. openly and without
shame. that they prefer their
women a ,rifle dumb. tina, moth.
Ing makes them no dissatisfied
AZ home as a wife who In. even
In a hiight degree. their mon.
tai superior.
For. search tho world over.
and tho rarcHt thing 20 - found
alive s man who win admi,
tina, any woman. however wise
ahs be. has anything on him
when Il comes 10 rial brains.
This passion for superiority,
however. applies only 20 men
,Aiiiy sou understand, when
II comes TO morality. that is
quite another matter Bcing
far below them IN ability and
brains. aA they suppose. nothing
strikes them as funny in tho
idea which they 50 fondly cher.
inh that tho moral standards
Of any people must be upheld
by tho women"
They like us good and dumb
-subconsciously. the two dual
tiles go together.
They lIRr 90 be our supcriors
in everything eisn Rayo morals.
There thcy would have US lead
them gently. Our poor. undo.
yclopcd moron intellocts must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Do Men Think the Angels Are Dumb?

keep alight tho lamp Of faith
aud the torch Of chastity our
feeble brains must register good
merit II anything. They want
us 70 be- their sweei pure an.
gels. bat in their conception Of
things celestial. the angels arc.
without doubt. All females, and
a hlt dumb. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
We Gro1U Fast

I UNOFFICIAL figures compiled at
- Washington indicate that the popu-
lation of the United States will be 49,
100000 by July.
That's an increase of something like
100000 in five years. Two million are
immigrants; nearly 100000 native born.
We are growing fast, but there's room
for even faster growth. There are enough
resources here and enough land to take
care of many times 113,000,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

A HiGli school school senior
"a IN Chicago. upon being
aakrd 10 describe his Ideal girl.
answered. "shs must b. dumb
enough 10 believe what I say"
Verify. "a modern George
Washington who can no, tell
a lie. This youth has voiced
the sentiment u tho average
male. and with prflseworthy
suecine,nrsa has stated peel.
liyc aud well known fact.
For. down thru tho hRcs. men
have demanded mental subsery.
irnen from women. and even 10.
day ono OF The chief essentials
OF feminine popularity. 20 NO
arc told. in dumbuess which
win at least give the impression
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Monkeys

WE CAN'T help but feel sorry for that
w New York baboon that broke his
cage, beheaded a small monkey. and was
shot as he planned leap into the street
Perhaps il was necessary TO take this
animal with. shall we say primitive in-
stincts, and cage him far from his native
shore. Probably it was necessary to
slaughter the animal after he had made
his escape.
But just the same we feel sorry for the
baboon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
FATHER SIZED UP
WIEE'S NERVE

"i'd like TO buy n diamond
necklace for my wife"
floorwalkcr. Glassware in
Aisle l3"-Crnno Tech Javolin.
say what the dickens Ia MI
that yelling about, out back OF
tho smoke,holsc7' demanded
Gap Johnson OF Rumpus Ridge,
NAV was making soft soup
and got her dress nrirc," nc.
piled Bnnty, ono OF Tho johnson
offsprings, "Shc'B rolling on
the ground now, trying to put
II out and tho children arc
Watching her and hollcring
about It,"
Jaw, well. " | want amy din.
nor ! reckon I'd better 10 and
help hor."-,k. G. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

en- have always headed men the
other way. with success. There's
no record but even old Adam
himself, after that little Slip.up
on tho apple. was n good citi.
zen an thru, under Ewes influ.
oncc. aud the goodness Of men
today ia largely duo 10 mother.
wife and sister II IL woman.
In one relation or another. that
has always Improved mon and
when she quits tho job, you'll
SEQ mon rcverting TO pllfours
and O dict Of nuts. or course,
there arc women who are JUS.
titled in fcenn discouraged at
their failures with good effects
on men. There arc women and
men who even the Lord. likely,
dcBpaiis OF. but the vast mn.
jority OF men are Improving, Lot
goIn back, and women have
mighty part In a. Lot no good
woman give up, The hand that
rocked tho cradle sure holds
tho rclns on the man.
old Icluncton Spcet says.
"One otcfm danger 10 society Is
tho Idle tComun,"
First three months Of 1926
Americans bought S279. O0o.0 900
worth OF foreign securities, and
every dollars worth ought TO
pay s. income tax Drat folks
who viii pass UP home securi.
tics!
Speaking of poisc, there's that
London woman who says she
was very happy until her 18th
child came, but now wants di.
Nprgp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

=
improving tho
men was con.
cerncd.
The lady be
longs 90 a class
OF writer's who
arc happy 10
waliOw around
IN tho Slough OF
liespond. hug
sing the idea
mat mankind -
headed straight
20 Tophct.
Certain II ~
~ r.....i 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Tn This One

ME president has The appearances OF
i frail man.
On April Ia he shook the hands of 400
persons.
Here's an experiment: Nail piece of
rubber hose to fence. Lift it up and
down 1,400 times Remember the hose
will not offer the resistance that man
from the prairies will upon meeting face
to face the only american president, in
and out of captivity.
Even tho you're democrat, you'll admit
that Coolidge has some ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Family Fun

Edison declares that four
hours sleep a night is enough
for any man"
by Jovc. That Is exactly
whit my baby thinks" -Coun.
try Gentleman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
81 Seen by
thePaperS"
SCI KITCHEL PIXLE'
Sage Of tho Olynpies

A WELL enough meaning f.
n mAio writer thinks she
makes a hit with this:
Women have tried being good
and tho plan didn't work worth
. 1a,,, - far n "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

got into trouble and tdS pat
IN jail for ono day. aud IN or
der 10 pet out iehcrc food p
better. ! pleaded guilty. I find
tchcn applying 10 Ho Free Em-
ploBmcHt bureau that this is
held against nc. Can you Nir
fhisi ". J. $.
Anyone 80 unfortunate as 10
get In jail rs naturally handi-
capped IN moro ways than one.
There rs no rule NJ tho Public
Employment agency for black
Hating such persons, and the
superintendent assures Mr. Fixit
that he viii do all that he can
for you. Talk u over with him,
and endeayor in the future 20
show him that you are worthy
to take any job.
Mr.. Firlt, There Is O man
about one fourth milo from our
place tCho sircdrs so loudly
ichcn ploicin0 that no can be
plainly heard IN our homo.
Hare spoken 10 him about II.
but he SAYS this Is a free coun-
try, and nc piH do as he likes.
is there not some lao against
such conduct
SUBSCRIBER.
Redmond, wash.
Being free country docs not
mean that one may be a free
nuisance TO his neighbors. n
this man has become such. q
warrant from the prosecutor In
the county-city building, served
by h deputy sheriff might
change his Idea. Hut " would
bo far better to show this man
by more gentle means, II possi-
bic.
Mr. Firit wa pom please
ten Blc Whp Gc pdD school
teachers for Ig months iphou
thov worb oniD oiDhR 10 Is
neither too hot nor loo cold 10
kfcp nc schools 0pon all me
year and hare these teachers
earn their pdp ~. q.
IN the city tho teachers are
on duty 10 months, and nrc paid
for only 10, but In . equal pay
monts Tho school board thinks
this tho better method Contnu.
Gus school Hll the year would be
hard on the children. as wei nB
on the teachers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

You can get an answer to
i any question OF fact or in.
formation by writing The Seat.
tic Star Question Editor. 1899
New York ave. Washington.
d. c., and inclosing 2 cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical. legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies, conf.
dental. All letters must be
signed.