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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21
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TINE COMES Eoa VIE Z TO Play WITH HUBBY

you still consider it a crime to spenC
dollar for pleasure.
Your story is an old one Recently
the papers were full of a story of {
woman, who, outraged and infuriatec
because her husband seemed to bt
giving more attention to other women
than he was giving her, attempted Il
get q divorce The husband told his
story. II was something like this. He
made money He wanted ito dress his
wife up like a million dollars to use
his expression, but she refused to be
dressed up. He invited her out to din
ners, theatres, and other places, but
she refusd to go.
Well, to make a long story short he
stopped asking her to go out, and went
out alone for a while.
There are many foolish wives max
ing the same mistake not realizing
that the easiest way to get farther
away from a husband is to let other
people have the good times with him
aains his saving bank.
1t is wise wife who is her husbands
best good fellow
If l were you, the first thing
should do is purchase some new cloth
es, and make myself as attractive as
| possibly could. You were attractive
to him at one time. No reason in the
world why you cannot make yourself
just as attractive again. Surprise him
some day by casually suggesting that
it has been a long time since you have
seen a show together.
It may be that your husband is Civ
ing, his time to another woman,
again, your suspicious may be entire
ly unwamanted. But if there is anoth
er woman, the chances are that he
was driven into an infatuation by
loneliness and longing for compan
ionship If it is merely infatuation, it
won't be hard to win him away from
It,
After all, the years you struggled
together mean something to him, and
when he sees that you are really try.
ing to make things more pleasant, he
will soon tire of the other woman, and
return to the love of his youth
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21
License Fees Factor in
Cost Of Operating Truck
LIGHT WEIGHT TRUCKS IN De
LIVERY FIELD CUT DOWN
OPERATING COSTS


Firms and individuals with business
requirements necessitating the use OF
delivery units in general are now fac
ing a situation in the matter Of mo
tor license fees certain to receive
serious attention when purchase OF
truck equipment comes UP fo1 con
sideration.
Taxation rates on commercial We,
hicles in the various states show a
growing tendency to impose extreme
ly high fees on heavy trucks with a
result that the firm that can adapt
it's hauling to the use Of lighter ves
hicles gains big margin on a COM
petitor using large equipment And
aside from the flexibility and PROV
en- economy of small units which in.
crease the range of delivery service;
the difference in license fees is great
enough to be considered alone.
For instance, figures as of January
/, this year, in the 2S states in which
the tax charge Of commercial cars
is based on tons capacity the average
license fees are as follows:
One ton trucks, 1888.
Two ton trucks, $33.15.
Four ton trucks, $10650
Five ton trucks, $171.55
Figures from individual states are
most interesting. In Alabama the
man who operates 5-ton truck is
required to pay a license fee of $500
annually, while his competitor who
uses, for instance, such trucks as the
Ford, not only secures his equipment
at low initial investment, but is only.
taxed SIS a year on each unit This
forces the owner of the heavy truck,
/ whose equipment is looked upon as
causing the greatest wear and tear.
on paving, to operate under disad-
vantages.
Mississippi makes even greater
distinction. In this state the license
fee required to operate five ton
truck is $3.50, an amout sufficient to
pay all state taxes on As light trucks
States in which taxes are computed
according to the gross weight of the
trucks, instead of carrying capacity,
the differences in favor Of the smaller
trucks are just as striking
In Michigan, where a new law be,
came effective, a truck weighing less
than $500 pounds is. taxed 65 cents
for every hundred pounds of gross
weight bringing the license cost
down to less than SIS year. Any
truck, however, the gross weight OF
which is 5000 pounds or more is tax
ed at the rate of $1.25 per hundred,
and since the gross weight of big
truck often equals it's own rated car
rying capacity the tax runs to a big
amount.
The owner of heavy truck oper- /
ates his machine under still other
handicaps In 35 states motor con
veyances are taxed as personal prop
erty and thirteen states maintain the
special schedules, running as high as
40 per cent over and above the stan
dard tax rates, for trucks equipped
with two or more solid tires.
It is easily seen that here again the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21

Professor c. M. Child tells us that
a worm lives longer when it is starv-
ed If present prices keep up, worm
gland operations will become popu-
lar
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21

owner Of a lightweight truck possess
es definite operating advantages. The
personal tax on light, comparative.
" inexpensive truck, is small, and
pneumatic tires are generally stan
dard on these units.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21

Here is man in Illinois who on
the advice of his doctor had his teeth
pulled to cure rheumatism. Now he
sues the doctor because he has de
veloped indigestion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21
More Thar EUen

Knicker How the dickens did you
get even with thai noisa fiHniiy, living
next door lo yog? Hired a
Scotch c,aik W "a. siu Ter bag
pipes VI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21
Keen In Enfhuslasna

Be not afraid Of enthusiasm. you
need it. you can do nothing effectu-
ally without it.-~Guizot.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21

Dear Miss Flo
| have been married twenty years
My husband was a poor man when
married him BY working hard, strug
CLING and saving, we finally got a
start After that, it was easy. My hus-
Land made money quickly He made
many business friends. He met their
wives and families. He was invited
sout often to dinners, theatres, etc,
did not care for that sort of thing.
thought it was wasteful to squander
the money we had worked SO hard for
on extravagant pleasures. | wanted
him to save money. In the end | have
gained nothing. | am very unhappy.
During the years when we were strug
Cling in order that we might have
enough to eat, we were happy. My
husband adored me. Now he is totally
Indifferent He is out every evening
He never asks me to go with him. /
belive he is in love with another wo
man. Do you think | should give him
his freedom?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21

Rev. c. F. Potter, New Yorks great
modernist, quitting the church, told
his congregation that the people must
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-05-21
Francine

Give him his freedom, Francine? OF
course NO In the first place, you are
not sure that there is another woman
or that he wants his freedom, so
why should you give up everything
that you have worked and shaved for
all these years? Another thing to con
slider, unless you are Independent fl
nancially, is that you might find it
rather difficult to support yourself.
If you doubt this, all you have to do
is look around you, and see the count
less number of women, past their
youth, trying to support themselves
in a world that has no use for their
services. At your time of life physical
comforts and an assured income are
more important than romantic love.
My advice to you, F'rancine, is to
stop worrying about losing your hus-
bands love and try to hold it. From
what you have written, believe that
it has been long time since you were
really a companion to your husband
| believe that you have saved SO long
that it became habit with you, and
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

rriqueno para sustituirle, nom-
brando en- su nugar a IN conti-
rental que para el pals resulta
un desconocido, ignorando en- abb
soluto 4 nuestro pueblo e impo-
niendonos su polftica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
MUNICIPIo DE SAN JUAN, PR.
oFTcTNA DEL ALcALDE
NEeooIApo Del AcUEDUoTo

4+--4-
AvTSo
Pr6ximo terrnlnar Ell actual afio
econ6mico 1e24-25, y teniendo quo
dejar liqtidadas todas las cnentas
por concepto de aqua, Sc avisa a
los sefores abonados Que esta ad-
ministracion esta procediendo a in
comunicar dicho servicio todas
Las casas que fguran adeudando
mas de dos meses de consume.
r. H. TODD,
Alcalde.
San Juan, p R.,
mayo 20. 1926. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
"GARANTIZO Y ASEGJRO QUE FL COB. TOWNE
NO PERlIlANECERA so DLAS MAS EN- PUERTO RICO
ASI 10 AFIRlNO AVER ROTUVDAMENTE EN- LA CA
MARA Ell REP. AT LARGE SR LASTRA CELARRLEZ
H Lc Lds mace dscu
hOra yratifca resOlucOa de 0bandona AEGnza

Wells, esta en- conocimiento mio
y de todos ustedes un hecho que
81 70 ahora no pudiese pregonaylo
sentiria que habia perdido mi
yerdadera personalidad.
@Hubo IN hombre en- Puerto
Rico, sinlbolo de la honradez.
Ese hombre, digno y noble, Sc lla-
mo Jose e. Benedicto. Han pasa-
do va algunos amos, 81 ha muerto-
Pero entonces tenianos Ell Puer-
to Rico a I'm gobernante amoral,
f. Mont Reilly. Z era Fiscal de
Ia Corte Federal I'M honpre que
Sc llamaba Wells. Pues bien, Sc
nores representatives, aquel Go.
bernador y aquel Fiscal, aun
cuando convencidos de la inceen-
cia y honradez de don Jose r.
Benedicto, no vacilaron en- expo
nerle al escarnio, no yacilaron en-
acusarle de un delito vulgar, y
aun cuanto siempre brilio su ino-
cencia, le llevaron al banquillo dc
los acusados y fue esa injusticia
Ia que nevo a don Jose E. Bene-
dicto a la tunba prenlaturamente
4 es un hombre de esa calala e
que nos envian de ALA X nos
otros permaneceinos indiferentes
otorgando aplaudiendo con nues-
tro silencio. Pues no ha de sci
asi. Heinos llegado a una epoca
en- que para ser polItico en- Puer.
to Rico hay que callar ante las
nlayores injusticias. Hemos per-
fContinna on IL pag 81
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discutiese en- conlision total. Esto
era plantear la question en- forma
defnitiya y rotunda
Ell LCDO. LASTRA HACE DE-
CLARACIONES SENSA-
GONZALES

Tn representante, cuyo nom-
bre no recordamos en- estos mo-
mentos,-se levant6 para hablar
en- contra de la mocion del Lcdo.
Lastra tratando de probar que
Ia Resolution era inoportuna Ell
estos momentos v que por 10
tanto debia posponerse indefnida-
mente.
Entonces q Lcdo. Lastra Cha.
rriez pidio la palabra hizo "
vibrante clscurso de dos horas.
en- el curse del cual hizo decla-
raciones verdaderamente sensacio-
males.
Empez6 hacienda historic del
desenvolvimiento politico, y prom
to entr6 en- Ia formation de Ia
AIianza. No obstante, antes Sc
refiri6 directamente los distin-
tos viajes que hicicra Wash
i.lgton Ia Comision Conjunta Ell
demanda de mayores libertades
para Puerto Rico. Hizo constar
que Ia administrator nacional
habfa usado con nosotros una po-
Utica de dos caras. y que era esa
administration Ia cue destitufa a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

HOY SERA DlSCLTIDO ANTE Ell SENADO FL IN.
F0RME DEL C0MITE DE HACIENDA SOBRF Ell
PR0YECTO DE INCOME TAX
"BaO ngR COlCepO arObamOS una ley de IncOme Tax que
CdSgue pals mpOnendOC COnbuCOneS eECeSVaS rUnOSa

Nuevamente volvera a ser mo-
two de grandes discusiones en- una
de nuestras Camaras legislativas, el
Froyecto Haig de Income Tax
que ha egtado bajo estudio en- Ell Co
mite de Hacienda del Senado y Ell
donde Sc le han include varias vein
tenas de enmiendas que puedan
crearle ambiente ante los legisla-
7ores y ante Ell pals.
Ell Comite de Hacienda del sena-
10. que ha .estado celebrando sesio-
mes Que han tornado algunas veces
tooa una noche, Sc disporie a pre-
sentar un informe extenso de los
trabajos reaIizados sobre ell proyec-
30 asi como acerca de la muItitud
de enmiendas que seran propuestas
en- substitution a algunas de las
parties principales del Proyecto. Is
te informe, Que sera presentado al
selad0 en- La session del dia de hoy
traera i1nportantisimas discusiones
va que muchos senadores " entire
ellos los senores Martinez Davila
Aponte, Garcia Ducosy Fuertes j
Martinez NadaI han hecho xtensoi
astudios sobre las bases contributi
was del Proyecto-Haig, y Sc propo
men someterle dura prueba.
NUEsTRA ACCIoN sERA
LENTA, PERo sEGURA
X EFICAz
En- La mafiana del dia de aver, so
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

i:citamos del distinguido Senador
seiior Jordan, La opinion que le me
recia 81 Proyecto de Income TAX
pendiente ante el cuerpo legislati-
vo del que el forma parte.
Ell Senado tiene por deber prin-
cipal legislar de acuerdo con las ne
cesidades del Estado, mas nunca en-
periuicio del pals sus ciudadanos
componentes. Desde luego que es i'm
prescindibie aue nosotros pongamos
10 necesario para cubrir los gastos
del pals, creando leyes justas Y ecua
mines que no impongan cargas diff
Giles de cunnplir al Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico
sAJUsTAMos LA LEY
AL PALS Y NO Ell
PALS A LA LEY
En- todos estos proyectos nece-
(Continila en- la pag. q
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10 QUE REsoLvIo
Ell CAUCUS

Hace va tres tlias So reunio el
caucus del senado, es decir, los Sc
nadores de la mayoria--y despues
de discutir ampliamente la question
Sc acord6 rechazar el nombramien-
to del senor Paz Granela, que fue
el primero en- recibirse. En- cuanto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

al nombramiento de Torres nj auai
fue considerable.
UNA CoMIsIoN A
FoRTALEzA
AL otro dia, una comision. com
puesta por dos senadores de la ma
yoria visit6 al gobernador Townar,
para darle cuenta del acuerdo adop
(Continda en- Ia pag. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
GARANTIzA QUE Ell GOBER-
NADOR NO PERMANECERA
EN- PUERTO RICO MAS DE
SESENTA DIAS

X es esa nisma adnainistra-
ei6n-siguio diciendo 81 orador,
la que habra de destituir q
Towner. Garantizo v aseguro Que
eli gobernador Towner no perma-
necera en- Puerto Rico mas ALA
de sesenta dias mas. 10 afrmo sin
n.iedo a equivoearnle, 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
'llder SOCiaIiSta, enViadO pOr eI Cob.
III S Paz Granela, enyiadO al SenadO para OMpar ell
cargo de miembrO de Ia Com. del Service Civil
Una Com de dos Senad0reS viSt0 al GobernadOr para
nfornare del acueTd0 del caucus

Hace va alugnas semanas dinos
cuenta de que Ell gobernador Tow
ner habia llamado al Palacio de
Santa Catalina al senador Iglesias
para ofrecerle participation en- las
iistintas comisiones del gobierno.
Hemos informado tambien que
Ell Partido Socialista cumpliendo
con la invitacion del Gobernador
empezo a enviar candidates y que
el propio Gobernador envio al Sc
nado recientemente Ell nombramien-
to de don Francisco Paz e4ranela,
lider, socialista para el cargo de
miembro de Ia Comision de Ser
vicio Civil. Mas tarde envio el
nombramiento de don Alfonso To
rres para miembro de la Comision
de Hogares seguros. Ambos nombra
nlientos de consideration ante el Sc
nado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

Interesantisiina resulto Ia Sc
sion de aver en- la Canara dc
Representatives.. El salon de Sc
stones, los pasillos y ofcinas es-
taban invadidos por el publico.
La noticia de que el Lcdo. Lastra
Charriez Sc proponia hacer decla-
raciones sensacionales habia
propagate con la velocidad del
rayo.
LA QUESTION Sc PLANTEA
Nuestros lectores, por nuestra
Ultima Hora de aver, en- la cuaI
dimos cuenta de que el Lcdo. Las
ira Charriez Sc separa de Ia
Alianza, saben que esa actitud del
representante at-large obedece a
que el caucus de Ia mayoria acor-
do posponer indefnidanente su
Resolution protestando contra Ia
politica de Casa Blanca.
Tan pronto empezo la session,
el Lcdo. Lastra Charriez planted
l. question formalmente, y pre-
sent6 una mocion para que Sc des-
cargase Ia conlisi6n especial
del estudio de su Resolution y Sc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
AGAPITO PAD1LLA

Cabo Rojo Box IL
Productor de la mejor Cal para
Centrales v Mampostear; tambien
aceite purO de Malagueta. ST esta
interesado escriba y le ren1itire
muestras y precio. Acepto contra
tos con Centrales y fabricantes de
aicoholado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
THE PORTO RICO
DRUG COMP ANY

Los productos quimicos
que usdinos en- la prepaFa-
cion de las Yecetas son de
la mas alta calidad.
Los patentss que vende-
mos son siernpre frescos.
Semana;i11nre recIbimos de
Europa y Estados Unidos
donae tenemoc comprado-
res y oficina propia que Sc
encarga de obtener 10 me-
jor.
Nuestros pfecios no tie
nen con9petencia.
Nuestro servicio esta di-
vidido por departamentos y
podemos por ESQ dar cui-
dadosa atenci6n, escogien-
do el personal mas Compe-
tente para cada departa-
l11enfo.
Tenenos Ell orguIlo Gle
asegurar cue no teneinos
NADIA que envidiar a ningu-
na drogueria de los Estados
Unidos.
Los sei5ores fannaceuti-
COS de la isIa reciben siein-
pre- cuidadosa atencion en-
sus ordenes EN- nuestro de-
partanlellto al por mayor
connpletanaente separado de
nucstro aegocio al detail.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
IN SECRETARIO
SOCIAL

Los cabaIIeros de Co
ION necesitan uno. Sueldo
anuaI 81 200. 90. En- Ia
soIicitud deben expresar-
Sc experiencia, capacIdad
Y referencias. Sc adnaiten
soIicitudes Iaasta ell 28 de
mayo. Diriiase a Lcdo.
Rafael Martinez Alvarez,
San Juan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Millions
Left for Canadians

VANCOUVER - g. Jan Ai-
praEimafsg Fig00a0a9 came INT" the
province Boo The Har fsciFa MONTH
from tourists. according fD The report
or me Vancouver publicity bur-tE.
OF fbn about 1lGBangoQ was from,
motorists alone iurls fEa 7pmms
The result ~ fhF .HfuH Of tourist"
n noticeable BOO raa taHh r.HnTna
ruI rHr retail trade during iHr SUM
NOR months. uannllg yfrnd RI Dbl.
activity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Sunshine and Smiles From Seattle Shut-InS

and committee ~ a ere Mw -.
So Gran. IT, Wilson and H.H boy
Scouts. the Campfire Girls Sunshine
suIJ the Woman Commercial club
a. IS vivian aHI rHr artists who
appeared gu Dob excellent prasrsm.
rnr brown q white Amhu.HHr serve
lHs. uurtrrwgrH Haffuag gg. and
the nag sufu.HEr wa9 uE volunteer
uF rHa.r cars HHa p.Haual service.
made b. ro nIa fpr fHr 900 aI ura.
pie uus 6hutiua fa ns there
last, bot rai irHrf. On u thank
our biE hearted friends rHo pole
officers. who -D carefully loaded auH
uHIgahrd the -huiIus without a riu
EiT accident
10 WaH wonderful night long Ga
b. rrmrluUrreI 1T uH quote from
james Wb.lramb Riley
What 1rIiaHtfII Hasu are tHs1.
Life and Love
l..HEsrug.y I turn away.
This late hour SET siaI enough
They have not withheld FROM mo-
Their high Hospitality
So. with face DIN with delight.
And iu alI gratitude. / rfaY
Yet % praHs their hands and aS.
Thanks aO fine time good nITbI '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
Diamonds in Rough
Set Import Record

WASHINGTON. Jam o Rough
diamonds purchased abroad 90 be pol.
tshcI and eolI iu che United staioa
reached - ulsh mark last year
$50 tsr 6oo worth being bought THIS
ts three million dollars more than tho
prryous record sel fu 1850. accord
Irs 90 department OF commerce us.
urrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

90 thv DONORS
Tho deed o. recorded ON page 29l
volume Ets 81 deeds in tFr county
auditors office
An attempt 60 obtain "a release on
this clause to permit sale ~ tho
property that thg fund might be
used fur tHg new armors auditorium
structure viii uo made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

Tho streets are tull az human tul
Wound up FOR three score years.
Their springs are huuEcra hope and
joys,
And lyaluusIrz and feaT
They move their eyes their lips
their hands.
They arg maTyrlousIy dressed,
And here ms body stlrs or stands,
4 piaythinE like the rest
The toys arc played with uu they
fall
Worn out and thrown away
Why were thry ever made 40 all'
Who sits 20 watch The play'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
PLAN HITS SNAG
Deed Hampers ThOmpSon'S
New ArmOry Scheme

Adiutant General Maurice Tbamp
SONS plan 60 have che state erect
new armcry In seattle and 10 sril
thc present amory Tor a puhS
market or a sarase ran mp against
as urst suak Friday when BE- was
pointed out that the present prop
triN cannot be- disposed 81
Iuder the deed from thr Seattle
a Montana Railway conveying the
present armop buillins 90 The state.
q Is especially provided thar it must
b. used toy armoy purposes other
wise me deed returns the property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
SUNSHINE Gum

The annual mrrfinE pa- pDnrI
from last month will be held at tho
reata Since 90 Mu Alien . iiHwErr
His goth ave. on Thursday January
~, There will D.. election of Off
Drn ShutluH intending To- attend
please phone 90 pIIts-a uH thar
street may nr closed Tor rruRlu We
win know thr day before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
BIRD WANTED

WIN the gentleman who
wanted t1 give bird 90 some
7hutlu please call ms sEaiu7
have lHsi your phone number
and have r. good home f1r rHe
bird with su elderly lady who
wants company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

Don't stay smffsdup' Take 'Paps's
Gold COMPOUND every two hours
until three doses are taken. The nrHt
lo6s opens rIoEgsdup u0stTiis and air
pas ages n head stops nose running.
relieves headache dullnsss. fsveriah-
ur D.. susaE.u- The second and third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
nIGIIEK IINHNING

My brother takes up Spanish.
French Italian Hebrew German
and scotch"
Goodness. where does be study g'
Study iIr doesn't study -
runs GEO elevator NDodo5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
ANOTHER MOVIE, SHOW FOR
mn InI Is

don't kuoa when the old people
at The King County homo enjoyed
themselves so much us they ana New
Years oyeninE when Geo N Ian.
dyrklnd pat uH Harold Lluyd'H eight
reel safety Iart, courtesy o. the
Cosmopolitan Film Exchange u. g.
MiIward, manager had promised
them another movie show after the
Xmas eve entertainment N prpNI
-iour can be made for "a metal booth
down there Mr NiIwHrt says Show
viii ~ given regularly aE they ate
AZ the schools
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

much comfort aud hhpT.nrrr Can
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-09
HELP TINS MOTHER kEEf
HEK BABIES

Joe Muliyrrrna vas one Of
the first Of this states yolun-
lccrs for service in the great
world war lie left ~ fine n
specimen of manhood ~ ever
wore government uniform.
To-day, I am told. he lies n
wreck from ISracherous poison
gas In the hospital nj Cushman,
without compensation, his little
wife struggling with her babie,
on AN order from the Rrd Gross
Of So groceries and small,
stuffy room 10 desperate did
the it'll. ladJ become that she
appealed 10 me 10 find a home
Tor her babies, but. thru 60.
operation with the Medina home
Officials. tb. children will be
takrn care OF by them and Mr..
Muliycrcna given chance to
work and get a fresh start
Christmas week was a terrible
week for me-" she said. mot
even Christmas card 10 give
my babics. All want i work
20 can help my husband and
children. 1 have had consider.
able experience In candy pack
Ing and have worked for the
Imperial Candy Co. Now that
my babies win be looked after.
please find me work. We must
never be caught like this again
while I have my health. The
Star helped me before and ]
know will again" Call CAphl
1888.