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Evening star., 1925-05-22
RACE RIOT AvERTED.
Quick Action by Officers Prevents
Bleedshed in Arkansas.

PINE BLUFF. Ark. May % F).--
Ladd. farming community 10 miles
south of here. was the scene late Wed
nesday night of a threatened race riot,
but quick action on the part of JEFF
ferson County officers prevented blood
she'd
Authentic reports received here said
fighting between negroes and white
men began when negro was refused
admittance to a small county circus,
Men on both sides were armed. Dep
uty sheriffs arrived from Pine Bluff
and dispersed the mob before any
shooting occurred.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
CURFEW LAW IN FORCE.
Fire Bell to Warn Children of
Ridgeley, w. Va
spccIaI nL.natch Do Thr 81.

NpNNldI UI-psItn 10 NJ Nfdr-
CUMBERLAND. Md. May 22-The
town of Ridgeley ". Va. opposite
this city. is enforcing the crirfey ordi-
nance which went into effect MAY IL
ana. beginning next week. the new
fire alarm will be used as the curfew
bell. At present the ordinance is he
ing enforced without warning being
sounded All boys and girls under is
vho are not accompanied by Their
parents are required To he of thq
streets after Q O'Clock At night
Evening star., 1925-05-22
Wed 80 Years, Asks Divorce.

Mrs. Maud V. Stonestreet Yesterday
hled suit for limited divorce from
Oliver r. Stonestreet on charges Of
cruelty and Inadequate support. They
were married in September, 1895, and
have two children. both married. AT
torney u. Edward Clarke appears fer
the Mife
Evening star., 1925-05-22

paying TO his own figure can follow
the exercise and keep time TO the
rhythm of the physical culture eN-
pert'S curriculum.
And even dad and mother have lift
ed from their shoulders the task OF
telling the junior member of the fam
ily his daily bedtime story.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
FIFTEEN MINUTES OF RADIO EACH DAY
JOSEPH CALCATERRA,
Authsriiy or Radio
Rights Rssrvsd

pert while she goes about her ta.sss
right in her own kitchen. The wide
range of subjects covers every ned
from alfalfa farming To beauty cul-
ture.
The business man who has been
paying more attention To income tax
and other figures than he has been
Evening star., 1925-05-22

$50 p.m.-Dance program by
"Lindy's Chord Chaoppers, under eli
rection Of c. y. Lindholme.
p.m.-"A Brief Outline of the His
tory and Opera ton of the Telephone, -
by D. l.. Turner of the faculty.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
"RHF-WashinstO Radio Hospital
Fund Committee (2j6 Meters),
$50 p.m.-Current news items ldaily
WRC-Radio Corporation of America
1862 Meters).

p.m.-IIotel Mayfower Orchestra
broadcast from the Hotel Mayfiower. .
p.m.-Children' Hour. conducted
by Peggy Albion.
$40 p.m.-'The Question Box" bH
the assistant editor of the Pathfinder.
$40 p.m.-Base ball scores
Evening star., 1925-05-22
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Thrcc-act comedy. Honor
Bright" by WGT Players.
WGN.. Schenectady. 7:l5 to
$50 o'clock.
The Mikado," by the Gam
ma Kappa Delta OF ST. James
Church, WAHG. Richmond
Hill. \. y. 80 TO G::55 o'clock
Hardman hour OF music.
WMCA. New York. s to 9
O'Clock.
New York Military Academy
Glec Club and Band. WIZ. I so
10 $50 o clock.
Concert by the New Castle
Orchestra. KDkA. Pittsburgh.
S:4S to 10 o'clock.
Dance program by the Ward
man Park Hotel Orchestra.
WCAP, Washington. 10 to y
o'clock.
Thr...art comic opera, KOA.
Denver, 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
BAND CONCERTS.


Band concert by the United
States Army Band, Raymond G.
Sherman, captain, comma nding;
William j. Stannard, captain.
band leader. conducting; at
Washington Barracks this eve
ming at $50 o'clock. Program:
March, Army and Marine.
Schmehl
Overture, Merry Wives of
Windsor -,....... Nicolsi
Spa nish suite, Don Quixote,'
SafraHsk
~ A Spanish village, ~
Sancha Panza. 49, Dulcinea.
t1 Don Quixote.
This suite is founded on
the story of the same name
by Cersantes, and of the four
parts the first three are char
acteristie, and the fourth is
somewhat descriptive. intre-
Gucing the deH's wsrlike but
sad nature. During his jour
ney in quest of adventure
he discovers the windmills
on the dykes of Holland.
and, supposing them to be
giants. attacks them. but gets.
much the worst of it After
the encounter he again sets
forth, lamely at first, but
eventually is again the self
confident. heroically inclined
knight of yore.
Piccolo solo. Chant du Ros-
Sional'' fNho Ni9htiroa1a'e
SongD ....F Filipovsky
Performed by Ma ster Sergt.
Alexander LutkiewitzJ
Excerpts from III. NJ. S. Pima
fore" ...-.. sullivan
Two popular pieces
ta) Seminole" King G. Warren
(b) Nanny Mine" = Young
Waltz, "OId Timers" w Lake
Intsrmezzo, Wedding of the
Rose -.......--..- JesSel
Selection. Rose Marie F'riml
March, Emblem of Freedom
King
The Star spangled Banner"
Concert by the Community
Center Band. James E. Millef.
director, at Washington Circle
this evening at 7:3o O'Clock:
March. Greetings to Thomas
vile George Eyster
Waltz. Tres Jolis.'
f.. Waldteufel
Fox trot, oh. Mabel"
Kahn and F'iofito
Selection. 'Spsrklets,
Walter f. Miles
Trombone solo, I'm the Gar
den of Tomorrow Deepen
(By NicholasD
Overture, Gems From the /,
Overture" -. Mackie Beyer
Fox trot, "Yearning,'
Davis and Burke
March. 'Semper F'idelis'. .Souss
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1925-05-22
Local Radio Entertainment
Friday, May 22, 1925.
Radio Station, Radio. Va.
NBES-Bliss Electrical School. Ia
kOma Park, ID. {. (222.l Meters).

%:i5 p.m.-W Gather Bureau reports.
I0:05 p.m.-W Gather Bureau reports
Evening star., 1925-05-22
"CAP-Chesa peake and Potomac TeIe-
phone Co 1855 Meters).

- to i:0J p.m.-A short recital by
the, columbia Trio, Rena Greenberg
vio1inist; Miriam Larking. cellist:
kathryn Crowley. pianist and director
':3J to p.m.-Base ball announce
ments by John E. Keller. sports de
partment of the Star.
10 S:15 p.m-DF. s. j. Mauchlv.
department of terrestrial magnetism
OF the Carnegie Institution of Wash
insr on will talk on "Electricity of the
An, one of a series of scientific talks
given under the auspices of the Ma
tfonal Research Council and arranged
by Dr.. w. f. TisdaIe.
S:15 to S:25 p.m.-George McCauley,
IN tenor banjo selections.
S:2o to $40 p.m.-William r. Pier
son baritone, in his own compositions.
$40 to p.m.-Gertrude kreiselman.
pianist, in popular selections.
to 9l3 pm" Washington. the
Nations Capital. by Lieut.. Col J.
Franklin Bell Commissioner of the
District Of Columbia presented under
me auspices OF the Washington Board
Of Trade
9:15 TO $50 p.m.-HeIen Noodle.
soprano. in group Of songs. accom-
panied by Margaret Bowie Grant at
the piano.
$50 to 10 p.m.-Harry King. violin
!st, OF the Eastman School of Music.
'No'iieStei. y. J .. VIII play the Nieni-
awSk Concerto in d Minor
10 TO 1915 p.m.-Christine NJ
church. soprano. of New York City, in
Il group Of songs. aCcUmpa MED al the
piano by Edith Athey
lo15 TO II p.m.-Dance music bv
the Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra.
Early Program Saturday.
6:45 to 7:45 a.m.-Morn.ne setting
NJ exercises by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. direct from the
Metropolitan Tower. Madison ave
nue. New York city.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
REC|TALS TO MARK
PROGRAM At WCAP
Wardman Orchestra Will Be
TopIiner Tonight-Con-
cert by WRC.

Instrumental and vocal reCItals
predomiuate on the program tonight
"f WCAP. The Wardman Park Hotel
Orchestra. which will give its resu-
lar Friday night concert of dance
music, is The topliner.
The Columbia Trio. composed of
Rena Greenberg violnist: Miriam
Larking, Cellist. and Kathryn Grow
ley, pianist and director, Will give
short recital as the opening attrac-
ton at T:2J o'clock. John B. keller
of the sports department of The
t.veniuS star will follow with re-
sumo of the base ball results in the
National League.
The individual recitals will be
given by George McCauley. banJolsi:
William n. Pierson baritone; Ger
trude Kreiselman. pianist; Helen
Noodle. soprano; Harry King. violin
ist of the Eastman School of Music
Of Rochester. y. v. and Christine NJ.
church soprano. Mr.. King viii play
the Wieniawski Concerto in
Minor"
WRC to Give Concert.
An open date in the American
Lea sue base ball schedule today will
give WRC a respite in the broad
casting Of the games played by the
world champion GriffmeE. As a re-
suit the station Will not SO on the
air until O'Clock. \ concert by the
MayfOwer Hotel Orchestra is the
opener. 1t will he followed by the
children's period. conducted by Peggy
Albion; the weekly question box and
an announcement of the base bali
results in the National League.
WBES. the Bliss Electrical School
station. Will occupy the 222meter
wave band between 6:30 and 1:30
o'clock. Ii has scheduled a dance
program by 'Lindys Chord Chop
pers' and u talk by ID. l.. Turner of
The schools faculty on the develop
ment of the telephone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
ARREST GYPSIES
Men Accused OF Attempted
Extortion Identified

city detectives and deputy sher.
irrs "wednesday captured two OF tho
rypuy men accused OF having at
, tempted 90 c1tort money from RAJ
nisr valley residents on the strength
% "supernaiurai' powerH % two
women az their tribe. Tho men
vcro captured after tho entire male
population 81 gypsy camp near
Buffalo. south of Lake Washington,
had fled al the approach OF tho 20
lice.
The arrested men arc = =.
Young. 80. and ". Reynolds. 70.
held In the county Sail after iden.
ufieailou hn tho ones who Offered
Mrb. Kaio Herman. iGso willow
a.. 81. 600 for her home. after she
hnd been told By two gypsy women
that an offer would bc made and
that she sholud accept il.
They and the women. still AZ IN.
crty. are alleged 10 have received
large sums Of money from Mra.
Herman and her nclEhbors thru
messages from Co" during the
past few weeks.
Complaints were sworn 20 by
Mra Herman and Mrs. l.. ~. or.
field. Se0s Willow ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
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Please do this. IA We wish to prove 10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

Countless thousands have spent
large sums OF money testing various
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Bitter experience has caused many
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and II IS to these so-cailed hopeless
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Highest medical authorities agree
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Not only does acid retard digestion.
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Yet it is a simple matter 20 stop
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

kFuA. Rhodes Department
sturC. tsa mrtrra 1.in-t saN.
Chamber ~ Commerce ptuEtahli
tvaIA william iluffman.a plhm
pic Hotel orchestra. concert pro-
gram. tta-kia. PROGRAM th
yharEr of Shurmnn Clay q COS
Aie weather frport ~ ~
musical prvEramt io-tL Eddie
Harkuraa ani hia orchestra ~
remote control from me Marine
room 90 The olympic Hotel
htiQ hush and lane. ats me-
trra-lrt studio concert pro-
gfam ~ request numbers h4Nr
tu. studio musical
kiN g. " Radio Co. t1s urr
trFa--ttfa- childfcu'H uroEraiu.
t.lA4 sEsts sal-l sssmallal atuulu
PROS ram. Silent alder no.
TiiI HsDAN. FEuitt Atth -
kHQ, Iiuah and Lane Piano
Co. 1ii metsrn--fst b. I'M Wuai-
cal ufferluza az chosen ~ the
iistenora-in. Quiet after that Tor
distance reception.
kFpA. Rhodes Department
store. ass meters ASIA VIII
liam Hufmhan's Olympic Hotel
orchestra. broadcast from thn
lent after atta for long distances
kin n W Radio Co. t0s me-
tsfH-i i4sH. rhIidrrn'a pruErAin,
music. readings. ste} ti.esh .le.
stpdio musical program silent
after s.1e,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
BOMB GROCERY MURDER CLUES
Luke S. May Works On Ia
coma Woman Shooting

A revolver. a bullet. a cap and a
lock Of a ucgro'a hair Dc on the dcak
q Luke s. May. Seattle criminolo'
Fisi. Thugaday.
They wora sent here BY Detective
joe Dcverosux. Of Tacoma. who Il
working on tho murder OF MrH Anne
Case. nhot 10 death BY a negro hold.
40 near the Tacoma waterfront last
week.
The revolver was found IN room
occupied by William Ru,lcdge. col.
ored walter. suspected Of the attack
The bullet was taken from the WON
ans body. They aro ~ the same
eailbcr. The cap was found near the
scene of the crime. The hair was
cut from Ru,iedge's head In the city
jaii. whore he Ia held since his arrest
Monday.
Mny win compare the ritling Of
the gun with tho marks on the but.
let. lie viii also compare the sus.
poets hair structure with that OF
STRAY hairs found in the cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Out Goes
Neuritis
When Tysmoi Goes In

II YOU suffer from neuritis pains
In any part OF your body. you can
obtain quick relief without the use
OF narcotics. bromides or other dan
gerous drugs. Just apply Tysmol
over the affected area. and in a very
few minutes your pains and aches
should cease.
Tysmol is pleasant, harmless
preparation that is taken up through
The pores OF the skin. II is wonder.
fully soothing and healing TO the dis.
eased nerves. gradually helping 10
drive out inflammation. which is re.
sponsible for all the torture.
Don't endure another day of mis-.
cry. Get "A supply OF Tysmol at once
and put an end TO your neuritis.
Price 81 at all leading druggists.
On sale in Seattle by Bartell's Drug
Stores.--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret OF keeping young Is to
feel young-to do this you must
watch your liver and bowels-there's
no need OF having a sallow com.
plexion-dark rings under your
eyes-pimples-a bilious look In
your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you
ninety per cent OF all sickness
comes from inactive bowels apo
liver.
DIR. Edwards. a wellknown physi.
clan in Ohio. perfected vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil to act
on the liver and bowels. which he
gave to his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel. are gentle In
their action yet always effective.
They bring about that natural buoy.
ancy which all should enjoy by ton.
ing up the liver and clearing the
system OF impurities.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color. 15c and
0c.-Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Catholic Sister
Superior Is Dead

Masses were held in Roman Cath.
Ole churches in Seattle "wednesday
for Sister Rosa Maria. sister supe-
rior OF the Sacred Heart school for
tho past 20 years. who passed away
at the Providence hospital wcdnes-
day morning She was a member
OF the order OF the Holy Names OF
Jesus and Mary.
Requiem masses will be said Fri.
day morning. at O'Clock, in the
convent chapel Of the provinciate
OF the Sisters OF the Holy Names
at MaTyihust at oswego. ore, She
viii be buried in the cemetery there.
Sister Rosa Maria was Miss Mary
Mclaughlin. OF Portland. ore. She
had been III "a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
VERONICA
s ss4sasssss:sts WATER
Print This Good News About
Joint Ease Writes Eastern Druggist

Joint Ease is selling like hot
cakes In my store because II is n
wonderful and speedy remedy for ALI
joint troubles.
But why not impress on tens Of
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OF the things that dozens Of my
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Some say that II knocks out
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that for chest colds and sore throat
II has no equal. while many insist
that there Is nothing they ever tried
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neuritis and even head colds and
nasnl catarrh."
Answering the above letter. We,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

HUGE nockH % crows. fiyinE
IL southward over Puget
Sound. have aroused the curl
oaity Of residents along tho
water. But there's no great
mystery about a. according 20
rrut Trevor Klncaid Of Tho uni.
yorsity school 81 science.
The eruvB arc merely Eolng
to the calmcr waters OF the
sound 20 set Epod square
meal. Kincaid said
when thu ~cather "a rough
ana stormy. az lt las becn
along the coast. The crows some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
RADIO PROGRAMS

RFs0 Laa Angeles. sls me-
trrs 1.10strao q M afternoon
organ reruais 7s10-n.ia. auditor
/. PROGRAM. fHrtt. organ recital,
EASTERN STATIONS
tusdarsd ts seattle timsl
XIV. cbRaEo. sstt meters.
khW ~rhr Verdi Crirr Will
broadcast The latest news 81 the
world tYtfY hutr huuf-gn The
hour and the half hour from
the service ~ thu rhiCaEa EFr-
ninE American and the Chicasp
Herald and Examiner 5000 .,
m.. dinner rnucpftg sc 20. Tween
tY Minutes of Good Reading
ee141rN3 musical program s.
$3.50. "ENfuiuE az Home
Wf-AN Cincinnati HaZI fnn-
trFrt D. M. ainnsr hour cone
etrts o. ma. ruurCft program.
knhA. pittsburF. g09st meters
IS D. m.. special program, aia,
conguftt concert from the
Fittsburs pnat studio.
WTAM Cleveland 1884, me-
terH-ial q m. dinner music
frum che Hatoi statior
MSAl. Cincinnati asa9 me-
trrn 3 M musical program.
NfAc Calgary, f1n mrters 8
% D. mt special program
Wgl. schenectady. l3R,s me-
tera 5i5 g. m radio drama.
kts 3. ma organ recital
MGA buffalo. y. f.. 1ta mr-
tors as . ~. Joint broadcast
lng with station WhAf " New
York city,
KFkL Hastings. Neh. sssg
meters aJs3o-9.1a q. M musical
program
wear Washington. D C., lass
meters. silent
WigEu. iansiur. Mich. sss me-
trra= ttis4t ss 8. 30, musical pro-
Wro. Atlantic city. \. 4. ssss
meters -ttt1 y m- concert T.
dance orchestra.
Voc. Davenport. iowa. tg8g
motrfH-atge p M educational
lecture featuring a speech "Ahfa-
ham f.iHruln" rs. orchestra proc
gram e-to. orchestra program.
WEcN. ChiCaEa. zee metcrH-
1-6 p. a.. classical hour. gsfi30.
popular program 1sta. popular
pregnant ie-tt. concert
WcCO. Minneapolis. ttft meter
&c =. His musical program; :.
Casey review
WnAP, Fort Worth. TEXAS. iTg
meTcra-a aQ-ft1n. classical pros
gram fif0akift, popular proc
gram.
WFAA, Dallas. Texas. 40 me.
trrsa-a a0sTf40 y M musicale 9.
10. AhHiphus Hotel orchestra.
kTiiA Hot Springs. Arkansas.
Il
Time Fiddirrs program.
WOA. San Antonio. Texas
zRt matrrs-7s1o .. m. Joys or
chsatra from the Hotel ~ An
thnny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
Simple Application That
Dissolues BIackhead S

40 moro squeezing and pinchinE 10
get rid OF THOSE unsiEhtly blemishes.
blAolSheadu. There II ono simple. safe
and sure way 10 get them out and
that IL TO dissolve them. Get about
two ounces OF caionite powder from your
drurgist-Hprinkie a little on a hot, wet
cloth-rub hrisiiy over tho hiackheads
for n few scconds-wash tho parts and
every binckhend viii bo gone.
Plnchlng and squeezing out blnckheads
make large pores and you cannot get
ali OF the blackheads out this way
while this simple application OF caionite
powder and water dlssolves every par
tlrio or them and leaves tire skin and
pores In thch natural condition.--Adver-
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
FLOOD RECEDES
IN CALIFORNIA
Damage Estimated Between
100000 and 100000

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ~ Flood
waiem were rccedins la the sacm
msnto valley aud ou the Marin pen.
'iusula today aa wire and railroad
companies patched their lines and
ATTEMPTED 90 restore diaruptes com
imunloation,
I Tho Northwestern Pacific railroad
was tho hardest hii o. al public
utilities. II VIII be late tiiiH hIi'r-
noon before complete acryic' can
H. restored between sausilito and
Eureka and Commutsr service 20
the small towns Of The Marin basin
brought back TO normal.
Estimates OF damage range from
500. 600 10 100000.
Z 10 Far as - known. only five
persons wcrr injured. none seriously.
/ due directly 20 tho storm Pnc.
ideally all schools and huhlnesa
houses in Marin county closed yea
itordly. were roopened today
slides in the mountainous country
north az Willis have completely cut
lori Eureka rrum the southern part
of the state.
No trains have been able 20 set
thru since early Tuesday The red
wood highway ia covered with Slide
I In many places. but light ears have
been able 10 push thru.
The Northwestern Pacific u run.
ming steam Trains as far north ah
San Rafael. but tho service b lin
lifted
The southern Pacific reported its
wires down In tho SlaNiyou noun
ltains. duo 20 heavy rain and snow
Trains have been operating almost
ON normal schedule. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12
THREE HURT IN
ACCIDENTS
Motorcycle Cop Is Thrown
Over Top OF Auto in Crash

a traffic ui0torysvle policeman.
small boy and man VEN
badly injured "Wednesday night hi
ihrcc street accidents
officer Pat Kenyon. while chasing
aa automobile on Eastiakc ave.
crashed into another machine al
Thomas Il. and was thrown over me
top ~ the automobile. lie landed ID
The street beyond
The ear sas driven rs J, n
kearps. go Eastlake. KENYON Is
capped with severe body bruises
.. 5, Culbertson. 81. OF SOS =. Jsnd
a.. Was badly cut about The head
when no was Knocked down az the
north end % tho Fremont bddEr by
an automobile driven by r W. iiar
peli. uo6 Midvale ave, Culher,son
VAS taken 90 the city hospital
Nine ycarold James Mcmillan sam
soth ave. 5. was run over by an
auto on Hanford g., near ais home.
Tho boy was taken To Providence
hospital In a serious condition, The
car was driven by Henry Hickman,
police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-12

the makers OF Joint. Ease. know that
what this thriving New Jersey drug.
gist says Is true. but we still main.
tain that Joint Ease is prepared for
stiff. inflamed painful. swollen
joints. whether in ankle. knee. hip,
elbow. shoulder. fingers or spine.
You1l like 10 use penetrating
Joint.E Ease, for with Just one min.
ute's rubbing. It sodks IN through
tho flesh direct TO the ailing bones
and lignments- That's why II sue.
cccds-for when Joint. Ease gets In
Joint agony gets out-And without
any wnsto Of time all swelling and
congestion disappears. Ask any
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