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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
PERSONAL

IA GUARANTEED stomach remedy.
We care not how many rem dies
you have tried without relief IN
this does not enable you 10 cat
with comfort your money viii be
refunded AK for testimonials
MACKINTOEH SCOTCH NEMEDY,
CO. boH Oh, Seattle,
WANTED Information on The fam
ily ~ Horny g. lnglrH Address
Mrs Jennie lHRlrT liouck. care
The. Olympic Hotel or Marshall,
Mich.
RHEuMATlsM ana blood disorders
cured. o T. Seymour. i077 Arcade
BAD debts collected. UnlyersaI Adj
Co, ELiot-iG10. 1909 Alaska Bldg.
BIZ lsHAM chiropodist Peoples
IS LEGAL NOTICES
ALL persona arc hereby notified
that hH my wife. Margaret j.
Iihrkn~Hs. has deserted me / am
not responsible Tor debts contract
90 by her H. y. HAltkNEsB.
July ~. 1895.
d Will. NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by my wife. Mrs. W.
G'Curtrr. ms / have been ordered
90 leave my home and bed,
W q. GARTER
on and after this date / viii not be
responsible FOR any debts contract
cd by my wife, Aar Eukman.
JAMES NrKMAS,
II WILL NOT be- reEponHiblr Tor any
accounts run by my wife. clara,
~, %. WHITE.
s-~-~~~-~->~-~~-N1-~~-~ye ~~-~-~-~e7~~~~~-~
6 LOST AND FOUND
LOsT-Ffom auto on corner Of
sixth and Spring. Monday after
noon. a small black and white
fox terrier dog, with harness
tied with string. Reward, CAL
j. u Fear Woodland Auto Park.
LOST lcwollyn setter pup. six
months old. Color white with
black spot on left ear and eye,
Phone wEHt-33Gi Reward.
LOST. Aug. 8. on King st. between
n. J.. depot and first ave. black
handbag b02g Ashworth ave,
KEnwd-0gG5r
JAZZ plano taught Brine. 500 Pine.
.za-s--s~--~~4~~-
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PROFITEERING IN
PARKS FLAYED
Board Votes to Cancel Con-
tracts OF COnCeSSlOnerS

proftccrlnH upon the niekCla and
dimes or children who play in
seattle parks was hit by the park
board "Wednesday,
AZ the request OF Commissioner
pore, the board voted 10 summauly
cancel all concession contracts whore
excessive prices arc charged for pop,
ice cream cones. peanuts ana other
articles sold al tho stands TO the Sc.
attic Riddles.
Dorp charges that az Woodland
park and az Lincoln park, tho con.
cessioncrs have doubled the price on
such articles.
"prurltccring on our Riddles who
play In our parks IL about the
meanest thing know uf." pore satd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

4-HOOM furnished house. Eoom
for car. Goff WEat-9ii4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
I9 FURNISHED HOUSES

GROOM. strictly modern aud ga
rage: University diHirieL $50
EAHt-4gIn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES,
Knabe. Fischer. Straube. Lester
pianos. Seattle Music House. 1916
Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
SLAUGHTER PAINLESS

PAfIs.--A nc wweapon 20 hlaugh.
tor cattle painlcssly has been in
vented by Mime. smons. founder OF
the League for the Protection OF
Animals A dart from a gun Is
shot into tho brain and death H.
said TO be instantaneous and pain.
lcss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

PotIgY rElM says. II Just couldn't
keep house without tho Cascade
Laundry. Tom likes the way his
shirts and collars are Numbered by
the Cascade Laundry, MAin-T500."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

PIANOS-Bargains in our Exchange
Dept. New pianos 10 rent; 6 mo.
applied on purchase Meyer
Toner. 1921 Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
CITY Under THE SEA

LONDON. Ruins Of an ancient
city have been found by divers sub.
merged 30 feet below the surface OF
the Mediterranean sra Off tho coast
OF Tunls. according to reports here.
Tho divers report many largo stone
buildings were visible Arrhacolo.
Eists arc preparing to make cS.
plpntiopN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
l6.A RUGS & CARPETS

fluff rugs woven from
WORKOUT carpet. mattress rsnOyat-
ing; carpet cleaning Tarsat fac
tory in H0fthweHt Fluff Rug Co.
300 18th ave, b. Blsacn-i7sI.
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Blk HOOM TUHNlEHED HOEEE.
except bedding and Dishes garage.
$50. EAEt-tsZ1.
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I.FGACY 10 COMMERCE.

BRADFORD. Eng An anony'
nous donor has given 100000 TO
the Chamber OF Commerce here 10
be used 10 send young men TO the
continent TO study Russian. Span
ish and TO specialize in some branch
OF the textile industry.
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M0NkEY LikEs WHISKY

LONDON, --"Jocy," pet monkey.
has a reputation for escaping from
his cage, but nc has one weakness
Ia taste for strong drink. When.
ever he gets out OF his cage he
always has been tempted back by
a bottle OF whisky.
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10 SITUATION-MALE

SCHOOL. day. night classes. Sen
for free catalog No. 2. 900 T.. Pike
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MKnNG NrNlHER

I pleaded with her for an answer
My brain WAS all IN "a whirl:
But | pleaded IN vain for an an.
ever
For ahe was the telephone girl.
Penn State frOih.
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BOARD and room. home privileges.
Walking distance. 13lOiz E. Pike.
EAst-I60s.
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TXTEnNAL INJURIES

Jones i hear your wife had an
accident with tho car.
Smith oh. II was not serious,
Just a little paint was scratched
of h1lh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

ToKIo.-A japanese professor
has developed "Vitamin II" can.
dy. which he says eliminates all the
injurious effects that sometimes FOL.
low the eating Of sweets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
Girl. REscuEs THREE

PORTSMOUTH. Eng. oueenle
Slaughter. q t5.year.oid girl. has
rescued three persons from drown.
ing.
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Classified Advertising
Rates

IIAltN0IENI KATE
Count Six Words Go the Linsb
one llne or moro-i insertion
20 Cents Per Line,
one linn or murr=d inhcrNnnA
rs Cents Per Line,
One Line or Mofp-6 insertions
10 Cents Per Line
Male and Female Help wanted
aud Male and Female situations
ALL CLASSIFIED ADvERTiRiNu
COMING FROM OUT OF Jill
STATE OF WASHINGTON COSTS
Go A WDnn
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residence is.s00s 81 ", Armour.
Bertha iIspiy. $3.50 FIRST ~ frame resi-
dFHrr. - 800 giga Is ssrd.
nrftha iftuiy 1850 iFrst g., frame rest
dsurr tgaobr sit1 y, card ~
E uiilsr itltE Eighth ave. alter
house. $500,
Emma rHpEf. lai. Eleventh. W. alter
residence, 800
~ Kuas. SIS Emerson 81, frame reri-
dsHru 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
PERSONAL

.ADiEs-F0r personal hygiene use
MAYO Does not irritutr. ~ not
Htrd by Eastern Specialist Hy
mail. b0r Send for circular.
Murray Medicine Co. T. o. box
1913, Yakima wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
LOST AND FOUND
: FEMALE HELP WANTED

NODEIs-Youug women %
graceful poiEo 20 model
style apparel. eNperiucce
not essential. ne we viii
train those who qualify.
Applicants must be between
Q feet 8 and . feet .. APP
piy superintendent office.
Secoud Floor Annex, Mac
nouRhil.GOIthwlck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

trained electrician,
l.. J.. Cook student. wants work
for Advancement ~ o. Fitch. $50 x
poutius Ave. Seattle.
TRUNKS moved. soc. EABt-0492.
PAPER hanging. kaisomining.
painting. Brown. BEacn-29s2.
FLOORS electrically surfaced. guar
anteed. BEHcn-43G7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

wNSTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO
SOLICIT ADVERTISING BY TEL
EPHoNE: ALSO SOME TIPPING.
SALARY SIS PER WEEK.
STEADY WORK. BOX M-soo, Sc
ATTLE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12

EARN $40 TO $3.50 monthly, ex-
prnBes paid as railway traffic
inspector. Position guaranteed
after completion Of , months
homo study course or money re-
funded. Excellent opportunities.
write for free booklet Alb Stand
Business Training Inst, Buffalo,
y. Y,
4 MEN wanted to haul straw on
our big California rHnch; but
must pay 800 down on property
here and let y wages 80 on
land. Wages $50 per month and
good board. Sec HillmHn'E Mgr,
BOB Third ave. Open tin 5 p. m.
AT ANNEX. 2o04 sth. near westiaks
av.. clean. furnished. Htenm-hea
bedrooms (msn); free bath and
phone. Trans. 2Bc: weekly 3l.76.
PARTNER WANTED 10 drive Ford
truck and work. Good paying bus
inehs. truck. stock. tools one half
interest $3.50. SUnaet-0126.
MODERN AUTO AND TRACTOR
SCHOOL day. night classes. Send
for free catalog No. 2. 900 T.. Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-12
ATTRACTIVE
OFFERINGS
~-~---0
SEEDS
CHAPMANS
Special
Earwig Spray

The increased
demand enables
us TO reduce the
cost OF making
y o u ct the
benefit
Ptnts ..,... soc
q uarts 15c
Gallons 20
. Gals. -. 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
il ST 4 FEW
EVER MEET HIM

outside of Washington. the per.
sons who. in their lifetimes, sec n
president IN the flesh. or shake his
hand. arc relatively an inflnltesmal
fraction OF the 100000 citizens OF
the nation. In all modesty then. but
with feeling that the president can
do much TO bring the majesty OF the
United States government home TO
the people by showing himself from
time to time away from Washington.
the president will spread his travels
around as much as possible.
Conforming TO this policy. such
cities as New York. Chicago. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore can be
scratched off the sheet. Boston,
Minneapolis and tho Texas cities will
be next to go. But there remains n
vast area and a great number OF
cities untouched. and II Is from these
that future engagements of the presi.
dent will be made. Tho South. for
example. may be rung in on the
TcNus trip, with engagements at one
or two cities going or coming. Like.
wise, the lower Mississippi and Mis-
souri, river valleys may be touched
on the trips out or buek.
The Middle and Far West have n
call on the president, too, and Il
would not be surprising to see them
picked out Tor n presidential call
gnon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Circus Maximus, Biggest
Stadium to eLaid Bare
Romulus Used 1t to Capture Wives;
Now Science viii Restore 1t

ROME March g --i3Ncayntipn u
tho circus Maximum ~ the Caesars
Tho greatest sports stadium Of an
lime. is soon 70 begin. The circus
Maximum would make the Chicago
Municipal stadium, the Yale Bowl or
the Yankee stadium look Ike the
cock pit. for il was capable u scat
ing according 10 archaeological au'
thoritics. more than $4,000 persons.
The Circus Maximum was over
700 fect long was cllipiieal in share
and was the most gigantic Of MI Ro-
man structures II WIS thrice the
size OF the Colosseum.
The great sports stadium Of The
Romans dated back to the times OF
the early Roman kings. vas later
used under the republic aud brought
10 it's greatest glory during the I'm
pire. Caesar was forced to sell one Of
bis vilias to dcfruy the cSpcnsivcs he
had incurred by the holding Of Ro.
man games on magnificent scale.
The chief aport was that Of chariot
rnclng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

or in juno TO attend a similar ob.
servancc Of the Battle of Bunker
Hill
Assurances have been given South.
western republicans that he win visit
Houston in May II at all possible, to
attend the convention OF the ASCOT
ated Advertising Clubs Of the World
there, and perhaps 20 on TO Mineral
Wells to attend a Chamber of Com
mcrcc celebration.
He also plans now TO attend tho
centennial celebration OF the settle
mcnt OF Minnesota by Scondlnavians,
in Minneapolis. IN June.
Besides these trips. il is probable
that the president viii make his an
nual visit to Plymouth, W, his boy.
hood home, to spend n week late In
the summer with his father, Col.
John Coolidge, and renew his nc
quaintancc with the scenes OF his
youth. The president told friends last
summer when he was at Plymouth
that he had always believed u a wise
policy for one TO spend few days
year IN the air in which he was
raised and IN keeping with this,
there Ia little doubt that he win again
Journey north when the leaves begin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

The most expensive games we're
held under The Emperor Carinus in
the latter part ~ tho third century.
Females were attracted TO the
games with as much enthusiasm rs
the males. Romulus. II was written.
used the games for the purpose OF at.
tracing the Sabine women from the
adjaccnt hills in order chat The 70.
mans would DC furnished sufficient
quantity 81 wives
Little. indeed. romans Of the great
structure II lusied until the sixth
century. when il was completely dc.
stroycd by Pope Paul " The two oh.
elisis arc the only important relics
so FAR discovered,
The work Of excavation is said TO
be the greatest yet projected. II Will
bc necessary to cxcavate ct % feet
below the prcsen, level. because sue.
cosalve inynsions from the North
hive sacked the succeeding struc.
lures. barying the first to great
depths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
" Ork of Birth Control
Clinic Is Summed Up
Predictions of Failure Not Borne Out by Re-
suits Says Report

LONDON. March q. Those crit.
Acs who assert that "a public birth
toutrol cnnlc would disseminate
among YOUNG girls knowledge which
would pave the way to immortality
are rcbuked by Mr.. Marie Slopes IN
little book entitled The Fint Five
Thousand. describing the work of
her birth control ciliuic Va o poor
district in LonioH
Careful records Of every case. says
Dr. stope. were kept by the trained
nurses in charge Of the ciiut
These records. she says show that
Of 'the frs, five thousand girls aGid
women who consulted the clinic;
-Four thousand ninc hundred forty
six we're married women.
Two were unmarried mothers.
F'ifty.two were girls about 10 b.
married and who had To- 80 abroad
immediately OF into lodgings where
The Immediate advent OF baby
would be undesirable
But the above figures lnclflo a
number Of chlldless wives who
wished 20 know how 70 have chill
>ircu. not how 10 avoid them.
~ number % our cases says D..
Dtopes. .lu fact an Increasing NUM-
her, are Of childlgss wives who come
70 US FOR advice about how to have
children.
That's what the clinic is for-to
teach birth control and by control we
mean control We mean not merely
the repression of lives which ought
rot 20 start. but bringing into The
world Of healthy, happy desired
babies
The slogan Of the clinic IS: Joyous
and deliberate motherhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Trips to Meet People
Planned by Coolidge
President Will Travel More Freely During
Next Four Years Than Formerly

practice and didn't have the money
Tor car fare up from Northampton.
Mass
The president win follow policy
in choosing the places he will honor
with an official visit Of not hitting
the same place twice II he can help
it MIR Coolidge Is not so far re-
moved from the common people that
he does not remember that the visit
Of q president OF tho United States to
a city is an honor long cherished in
civic annals and glimpse OF Il presi-
dent a memory that few individuals
,.,spr insT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
James M. Rourke
Funeral Saturday

James NJ Rourks. 80 pioneer
tla ka railroad man died az no
home. 1914 iuh ave, Thursday nlRNi.
Funeral services viii be held 10 g
4. ~. SATURDAY from The Butter
worth moriuary under the auspices
OF the Masonie and tiks lodges
KouFkc served g years as conductor
on the White Pass 4 Yukon railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

Alloady his en-.
gagement list
has three prac-
ticaliy certain
trips marked
down ON il FOR
the coming three
months. These
take in ns widely
separated reg
Ions uS Texas.
Minnesota an d
New England
Tic has def
nitely agreed to
visit New Eng
land. either in
April TO attend
the 10th ami.
versary cclebra-
ton OF the Bat.
tic OF Lexington,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
Women's Dress Swinging
Back to Pre-War Styles
Frills and Ruffles Coming Back, and SO Are
Fuller Skirts and Long Sleeves

ceal. yet to reveal. che skin you love
to touch"
But most startling Of all innova.
tions this season Is the temperance
u the waistlinc. Rcsurrccted out Of
the dust Of seven summers waist.
lines win be worn this year. Not
many Of them, but there win be more
next fan, the fashion dictators say.
Smarlly tailored mannish suits
and ensembles hold their place this
season in spite OF the cneroochment
Of feminine models.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

WASHINGTON, March 81
President Coolidge viii not be a tray
cling president during his admins.
ttatiou in tho sense that President
Taft was. but he will journey away
from Washington Far more frequent
Is IN the next four years than he has
in Tho mast 10 months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
RAFrI.Ep = nlBN

GERASGfo. Italy So many per-
sons wanted 10 adopt . baby found
In the public square Of a small town
near here that the mayor decided 70
rattle or the child Tho bnby war
won By chiIdiess couple, who had
il baptized Victory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
NO MILK SPILLED

NOME, Alaska. - The millIman
here never has TO worry about spill.
ing his milk. Reindeer milk is de.
livcrcd In frozen cubes equal to n
quart or pint As long as II remains
frozen there Is no deterioration in
the quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

Ana "a. bear cub got away quite
as be- intended TuEyF Him. While
proceeding 10 a perfectly dlsarmiug
manner HD tho path Bobby Hddrn,
twisted himself sharply Tomething
strapped and chain ana COLLAR parted
company Hobby didn't have 90 rs
urr ii uut he knew Instantly he'd
diycd 10 feet aud Rgla going ~ a
high pole headed fof freedom and
the great open spaces that noyelists
talk about
bus Big ~ knows bic business. lie
"lUng.polei' tbs f'isky cub and IN
another minute had bunch Of claw,
Ing. growing. fighting baby bear hy
the iWp ears The chain was again
snapped on
WAS bobby punished He was
not. He Wae permitted TO nsain climb
ibr p1le and take ii lonk at tho
world
"Nos 80 slow ihis 700 lifc mur
mu,cd bobby And Al'f a rcgular
zu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
ROYAL ANNIyERs.,Ry

TOKYO. - Tho emperor and
empress of Japan will cclc.
brntc their silver wedding annivcr.
sary on May l. lie win present gifts
to worthy japanese people above the
age OF 90 during tho celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

a man with a big heart was found
recently IN Great Britain when an
Autopsy was performed on his body.
after sudden death. The heart
weighed nearly two pounds, instead
Of the usual weight Of from 10 10 Is
o,,ncoo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
ny q. LuClIl.E BtTI.ER

Hl g., lilll.E III lishN
aDOEBY tho yub bFar s, Wood
ID land park b. not rSprB Is
''hIshhrttcr hu' he SURE HEH
pDied rh RsrpF Thursday when
she wine u Hung sul 10 hiss blood
and De ran umurk as Tine thrill
writers sIy
You see. Bobby fgs brer unusual.
IS shifty and ticss og late. and 4
was decided 10 give him change Of
sctnery aud q chance 10 stretch his
numbering icza IN route from uuc
cage 30 the other
Il was aH right win Bob until
biz ~ nehmatcr. one OF the keep,
rrs, pot q collar on him and attached
stout chain thereto not ~ good.
"Golly Whoever knew hcar
could Rvuwl 20 ioua7" an ndmHsns
small boy remarked
Well. Bobby ISN'T uuiie one year
old la yet. but be sure t1s startling
basso prorurdo when he let's loves
on the htss keys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
CONTINUOUS CHARGER

Lady Driver at garage,,-Do YOU
charge batteries here? q
Proprietor Sure we do
"rhcn put new ono in this ear
and charge Il TO my husband, -
Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

CHICAGO. March 27.-Frills ana
ruffIes. fun skirts and long sleeves
arc coming back. boyish hobs and TIC
masculine alhouc,tos are going out,
according to modlstcs who gathered
here this week Tor tho fourteenth
annual spring convention Of the
Fashion Art League Of America.
Proerang in 800. 900 worth Of silks
and sains. 800 beautiful mnnnc.
ouinnes slrollcd down the peacock
alley" Of the fashion show here IN
creations by the foremost modistes
OF America.
predomiuutng trends az shown III
these creations indicate strong
swing back towards the pre.war
femlnlnity Of styles White the eN'
treme highwater mark Is reached IN
sl,irt lengths. II was also noted that
almost all skirts arc worn very full,
giving the limbs free plny and hiding
tt,,t,, in at,ltp Of ugAtV winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
ONLY MISSED
ONE VACATION

lie has never failed to spend an
annual vacation at Plymouth since
hc left there to seek his fortune IN
the late 90s. with one exception.
That ono time was according TO his
t.thcr when he first started law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27
SLEEVES REACH
FINGER TIPS

sleeves nrc long reaching The FIN
ger tips In many instances ana often
ending III a cloud OF filmy ncc. Moro.
over the tendency in sleeves Is 10 con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

But simultaneously with the pub
location Of pr SLOPES account o.
her FIRST 5000 eases cunies the ans
nunl report q the registrar general
ol vital statistics showing that the
public is learning blr,heontroi faster
than any single clinic tan teach it
The registrar general says that the
number % births in Grcai Britain a
steadily declining
FoF the qugcer ending iu Decm-
bcr the births agc
1884 ..,.....,.t.iip.9as
1893 ,-.s........ils.lss
1899 .s.,...s....liG,gia
The hHh rate. It's pr 1000 llynE.
s the lowest Tor any December quar-
ter except the war years 1918 and
1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-27

Need U.s. Add
Pay ike No ExtaC ashP