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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

tAum Ia Piante. wiusomc. pretty
and a spicndid actress, co-siars with
the famous Pauline Frederick. Mall
com Mctirrgor has difficult rule
as the man about whom thc story II
woven. FULLY Marbhai and Wanda
Hawiey have good PARTS IN the plc-
turr. while a host 81 well known
PLAYERS form an employees committee
necessary In tho plot
International News. Local tafts and
a Century comedy are extra features
% this splendid program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24
SCREEN ATTRACTIONS

uIIIIGrHr HnHtrH HHa7- E-l.an
'oLrsiiA 7HfarHz FlrrraarH rans raslre F~Hra ara
lrnEEr, yrfsos mildred b. aaa
'0LIsEIn Eed g--ErI rararra.
EiuE MOT arpsJHa EaEsi
.trHASD='East sasr8-Pat Tarznnr
WfNTfH GAHDEN-Hofafa7- BE-
COLOSSAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

THE Northwest has al last come
Il into its esu iu film bnd. for
Mount Rainier n tho setting FOR
Frivolous sal" starring Eugene
% hncn. Mac Busch and Mildred
Harris. which comes 10 The Liberty
saturday
Tho story b. a love drama Of tho
western mining camps and affords
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

merits. she thought sho could win
popularity by participating IN 30
society scandal AZ first her ambl.
tinn seemed 10 bo realized Her name
appeared Ia print she WAS talked
about
what happened when the llmelight
began 20 burn n told with heart
appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

A DRAMA that covers tho pathos
II ~ poverty and the darzls OF
wealth Il "Notorir,y." at the Winter
Garden four days. starting sunday,
Maurins Powers and Rod Ia ROGUE
are featured
Pigeon Dccrlng sought Fuccesn
In popularity. Realizing that sho had
no chance 20 attract attention by her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

ment issues six OF eight bulletins
describing all plays produced DO
New York and AN books published
In the same period, as well a. I'm
portaut magazine stories. The DE-
hrary OF the department now con
tains about $4,000 books and plays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

opportunity FOR npidnrc. thrilling
action. ono or tho punches" Of tho
picture o. the handto.hand fight be.
tween EuEcno O'Hrien and Mitchell
Lewis IN an ore bucket travelling on
a cable uger a 400 foot EorEr
Ben Alexander popular hoy star.
does somo real acting In Frivolous
SAL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-24

Does every wife ychrn for secret
rominueT This question will be
trcnteh ln "Everlman'h wife"
Evening star., 1925-04-12
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

COOK. for ten men. construction job; married
couple preferred; woman, cook; man, work on
job. NJ. A. Long Co. Telephone Rockville
l2-F-ll. job at Great Falls. Md. 12'
COUPLE (whiteD, married, on small farm;
man to do farm work and wife general house
work; good home. Address Joseph $. McCoy,
Beltsvle. Md
MAN AND WIFE to care for suburban home
no expenses. Address Box AL, Star office
13'
MAN AND WIFE. reliable. chauffeur and
cook: man to assist i'll housework; references
required 1901 MHcomb st.
MEN women. 100 ut once, to sell II house
hold article. Apply 230 Sth st Sc.
MEN AND WoMEN-aO; u represent large
concern commencing business; no conflict
with present employment: nne opportunity to
increase financial income. Apply 80 NJ st. ne.
MEN AND WOMEN-If you feel capable of
earning 500 weekly selling real estate. call
and Free office space, telephone and
stenog service. Our salesmen average over
IS 900 a year; need not interfere with pres
eut employment TO start. 4. NJ. Sheppard, Clio
Bond bldg.
SOLICITORS. men and women. to sell photo
coupons. Paine Studio. 023 st. NV.
WOMAN-IntelliGent, TO take charge of office
Of correspondence school. For an interview
call after $50 pm, 81 Tiyoli Theater Bldg,
18th and Park rd. NV.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
Part 6-12 Pages
CTRC1uARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular mat
ter, IT is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter will
be withheld, as far as possible, by
The Star. Only bona fide answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers in care of The Star
will be delivered to advertisers on
presentation of the box mum per
ticket.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
Spring Class in Hotel
Administration Now Forming.

There is nationwide call for trained
hotel executives. This demand is greater
than the supply-positIons open in every city
and State. We can help you 10 a position in
or near your home town or any locality you
desire
Evening star., 1925-04-12


Progress Of Lewis Graduates.
few months ago J. P. johnson was clerk
in a store; today he is managing the magnif-
cent new Hotel Frederick d. NJ Zirkle has
become manager of the exclusive Manor Club
Miss Jeanne Sschetto became hostess Of the
fashionable Cosmos Club. William A Bow
-nan at lie Parsdis Restaurant receives qOe,
higher salary. Mrs. ]. B Reed is directing
the coffee shop at a high-class Virginia
hotel. Hundreds of other Lewis students are
winning similar successes.
You will find from 1 to 10 Lewis ira ined
men and women in the New willard May
flower, Washington. Shoreham. Hamilton, Lee
House. Raleigh, Harrington Powhatan, Bur.
lington, Franklin Square, wardman Park
Cosmos Club, Racquet Club and more than 100
other hotels, clubs, apartment houses, cafe
teras and tea rooms
The Spring class will be limited in number
In the last class we were compelled to dis.
appoint 30 applicants. Act quickly to secure
reservation in this class starting May 1.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS,
1910 New York Avenue.
CLIFFORD LEWIS, President
Evening star., 1925-04-12
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

GIRL wishes work in doctors ofhce or hurse'
Call 112S 10Th st. NV.
HOSTESS or managing housekeeper IN mrs.
class hotel or manager of apt. house: tF"ts
Hotel Training School graduate: excellent reI-
erencss. Lucy T. Fowler, 93s WestoVtr ave-
Evening star., 1925-04-12
HELP--FEMALE.


HOUSEKEEPER-Rehn and capable woman
at middle age in good home by young man and
boy. Address Box Ak. Star office.
Evening star., 1925-04-12

PAWN TICKETS cashed; diamonds, old gold.
silva and platinum bought for cash. Louis
Ahrahams. sl5 @ st. npposite Patent nfice.
Evening star., 1925-04-12

We have placed over 5000 students in
touch with good positions in all parts of the
United States in the last few months.
Evening star., 1925-04-12

PIANO. upright, mahogany; state make and
price. Address Box 3T4-J. Star Office. Ice
PIANO-Must be good, small size preferred.
Give best price. Address Box 39SJ, Star
Evening star., 1925-04-12

HOSPITAL. FOR THE CARE OF THE BET
ter class OF unfortunate young women be-
i0fe C ana during confinement. Strictly private.
Shdrses reasonable. Babies for adoption
Ven Hospital Corr Pa
Evening star., 1925-04-12

WANTEb-LoADS OR PART LOADS or
furniture TO and from New York: also local
moving CORRIGAN'S TRANSFER sos New
lork ave. Tel. Franklin 0In4
Evening star., 1925-04-12
FINANCIAL
PERSONAL.

SMALL CHAPERoNED PARTY YOUNG
women, would like two to join for Sum
iner European tour; references required Ad-
dress Box 2S-k star office
Evening star., 1925-04-12

WISH 10 COMMUNICATE WITH RELIABLE
party motoring to Winchester for apple bios.
som som festival. Address Box 359-J. Star ONCE I"
Evening star., 1925-04-12

INSTRUCTION ~ OUTDOOR sKETCHTS0
LOT beginners: privately and in groups Ad-
dress Box 1851. Star office
Evening star., 1925-04-12
MAN /!

MAN!
We have just opened a new
department in our business and
due to promotion from our pres
ent sales force we can use a man
with ambition and the determi-
nation to succeed and who is
willing to devote his entire
time, attention and energy to
the most promising industry in
the country-the electrical in
dustry.
If you think you are the man
we want, apply
ROOM 457, MUNSEY BLDG.
Ask for Mr.. Miller.
Evening star., 1925-04-12

REFINED COUPLE. BEST REFS. WOULD
are Ior a small house or apt. in absence OF
Evening star., 1925-04-12

bahlES' SUBURBAN BOARDING HOME
'"hhdenfiaI arrangement made for adoJl-
uoh.- address Box 4G9-J. Star office
Evening star., 1925-04-12
THE HECHT CO.
ARE YOU
CTCCFCCEITT ,

ARE YOU
SUCCESSFUL?
Here is real opportunity for
an ambitious, energetic man, in
the electrical business.
If interested call at 7:3O to
$50 Monday evening, room 403,
Munsey Building, or telephone
for special appointment.
See Mr.. Younglove,
The American Electric Co.
Evening star., 1925-04-12

FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVE1J.
81 MARIE STEVENS. elec. needle expert 20
years exp. 300 Kresre RIdr 1Ith and 2 iss
Evening star., 1925-04-12

FURNITURE-If you want TO obtain best re-
suits for your furniture and other miscel-
laneous. call Mr.. Shapiro. 600 Louisiana ave.
NV. Franklin 37S5,
Evening star., 1925-04-12

II you desire to sell or purchase anything
LARGE or small, valuable or insisni6cant-maks
it known by means of the Classified Advertise
ments of The Star.
Evening star., 1925-04-12
HEIP--MALE,

BOY, white, under 20, TO run errands; mus
have permit 40 drive. Frederick Carl, Inc.
S23 Fl st. NV.
ROY-wbite TO work around gas station
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-28
NOTES or INTEREST FROM THE
WINDY CITY.

CHICAGO, ILL, February I'll
Mrs. Elizabeth Rochon, president OF
Herbert Officers Council No. l, A.
II X. and D. of A. was presented
with gold lined silver fruit DISH ny
the officers and members or the
council in its last meeting in appre'
citation of the good services rendered
by Mrs. Rochon. The presentation
was made by Mrs. Mary Smith, vice
president. -.
Mrs. Maggie T. Pryor. we'll known
fraternally, spent considerable time
during the week in Morgan Park,
visiting with the sick of the various
organizations OF which she is an OF
ficer.
The Right Reverend Bishop A. l..
Gaines delivered an interesting ad-
dress on last Sunday morning at
Quinn Chapel A. M. IL. Church be-
fore large aud ence. Services dur
ing the entire day were splend1d.
Miss Laura e. Baxter, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Franks, 40 r.
4Sth Place is spending some time in
AsheviNe, N. c. with friends on
business
The State Grand Lodge of U. B. F.
and s. NJ. T. will meet IN Chicago
during the coming summer and there
is an energetic committee at work to
make this the most successful meeting
in the history of the grand lodge
sessions of U. B. F. and S. M. T.
Eugene Fields, 360S S. State street
is home from Leavenworth, Kans,,
where he spent q months vacation
Wis ting his mother other relatives
and old friends.
The officers and members of FIT.
Dearborn 1925 Marching Club, OF
which James M. Brooks is president
are working like trojans to make FIT.
Dearborn 1925 Marching Club second
TO none at Richmond Va, August,
1925.
NJ. T. Bailey, president. The Bailey
Realty Company, 1888 S. State St.
together with his associates, is busily
engaged in arranging for a new sub
d division for members of the Race
during the coming summer.
Hon William H. Fields, Of st.
Louis. No. national grand master OF
A. U. K. and D. of A. is to visit
Chicago at an early date to take up
with Chicago officials important
matters concerning the national
grand council and the national en-
campment to be held next summer
at Indianapolis, Ind.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-28

to make reasonable and substantial
pledges to be paid in four install
ments during the year 1925, planning
to publish these subscriptions from
the leaders as an inspiration to all
the people of the community, from
whom We would solicit subscriptions
for small sums but from q large
enough number to insure success OF
the project. Those letters were .ad-
dressed to all professional men and
women, pastors Of the largest church
es, school teachers. postonice emipy
ees. all the business people and many
Of the leading citizens
Having abiding confidence ia our
leaders and believing that their -
operation in this matter Is assured
1 will shortly prepare the list OF sub
scriptions that have come in for pub
LEGATION. If you have not sent IN
yours, kindly do so at once.
Yours for Greater Richmond and
for the restoration of Colored Rich
mond to it's former position in Racial
Progress,
B. l.. JORDAN.
sgt and 500 N. End st.
Richmond, Va.
February 16, 1925
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-28
DIVERS--MARTIN.

On February II. $50 P. M, when
Tie famous wedding march sounded
its echoes in the breezes of the win
ter air, i'll the residence of Mr.. and
n-~s. Lucas Martin, at TIP Hanover
venue. N. e. Roanoke, the beauti-
frl marriage of their daughter, MISS
carai Toberthia Martin to MI.
; ouis w. Divers. of Roanoke was
selamnized. The couple was very
;ehly esteemed and greeted by their
many friends.
The ring presentation was by Miss
frances Martin, carrying pink carna-
tons. who was charmingly dressed;
while Mr.. w. S. Watson was best
man and Miss Alena Martin was maid
Of honor, in an attractive gown or
Ink silk with flowers to represent;
while the bride with a happy appear
ance came in with beautiful ana
costly gown of white silk with veil,
carrying white roses Of the choicest
varieties.
The groom and best man were a
D 'cture of neatness in their attire OF
b'ack.
DR.. A. l.. flames pronounced the
words of life's unity. after which the
choicest delicacies of the season were
served abundantly in an artistic way.
Many beautiful presents were present
a3 by friends.
Nav Gods blessings rest upon them
il their future life's journey.
w. S. s.
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WYTHEyHLB ITEMS.

Mrs Ethyl Mae Hebron, Agent)
WYTHEVILI4E, VA, Feb. a.
Quarterly meeting at the Franklin
Street M. E. Church Sunday, Feb
ruary 22nd. The District Superin'
tendent, Rev. Anderson Davis diled
the pulpit all day. He preached two
excellent sermons. He was much
pleased with reports from all depart
ments, showing an increase along all
lines. The collection for the day
was sS5. so.
Mrs. Edna Whisaker and little
daughter Edna Delease returned Sat
urdav from an extended trip TO 20
lumbus, Ohio and Bluetield, w. Va.
She reports having had most pleas
ant trip.
Little Mary Emma, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. X.
Chapman had a painful accident
Tuesday morning when her sister
Marie found piece of wire an inch
long up in her foot. DR.. G. K. Ora.
ham was called and rendered rel e!
at once. She is better.
The Pulaski Orchestra played for
the dance given at the st. Luke Hall
Monday night by Miss Elizabeth Glrt'
The music was grand.
Miss Gertrude johnson and Mrs.
x. Y. Myles spent last Thursday al
Max Meadow, the guest of Mrs. Sallie
Barnes. A most delicious dinner
was served by Madam Minnie Holli
day and Carrie Hill.
Nessrs. Robert Collier and Syives
tus Russell of Rural Retreat were
the sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
D. Gibson. East Spring street.
Mr.. Harold l.. Crockett, employee
of the A. P. Company OF Pulaski
spent Sunday with his family
| Mrs. Bell Mills spent the week
end at Pulaski with her sister MRS
Shelton. who is critically i'll at tn
writing. o
Miss Vivian Dylia, who has been
attending the Abingdon High schoo
i is home for a visit to her parents MI
Iand Mrs. Price Dylia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-28
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolutions by the Allegheny Lodge
7e9 A. f. and A. M. Masons on the
death of Brother w. H. Brooks on
lruary 18th, 1925;
Whereas, God has seen best to
ell from this life to the life beyond
one of the faithful and efficient
workers of our society, Brother
Brooks, who by his devotion to the
Lodge has left an example worthy OF
emulation; and while we cannot I'M
derstand this sad dispensation OF
Gods providence, we bow in hum Die
submission to His will; therefore, be
Il Resolved:
First. that the Lodge has lost a
oval member and that we feel deeply
orr loss and miss him from our
-rcsence.
Second, that we extend our deepest
evmpathy to his bereaved family and
may God to send the Comforter to
strengthen them I'm their loss.
Third. that these resolutions he
placed on the Lodge minutes, copy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-28

Medicines sol, sp7A ,ii paTrulaTs write ssn
: HAYDEN go
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Roanoke Items
Mad zen Stanfield, AGENT

ROANOKE. VA. February "a
There was an excellent service at
Nit. Zion Baptist Church Sunday az
te-noor in which the ladies of the
church raised more than $40. Rev.
" w. Hicks. the pastor. has been in
for two or three weeks but the as
s2ciate ministers have taken care of
his pulpit. He extends his thanks
% them. He is now convalescent.
Miss Maggie Morton, of 705 Peach
Road is somewhat improved.
CaM and see NJ. Stanfeld, your
friead. He has remedies that will
R&p any one who wishes to test 1t
ont by trying. Call and see him at
lJ3 Wssls Alley, N. w.
Miss Mary e. White. daughter of
Mrs. l.. ). White, IL 18th St. N. E
who has been q patient at the Pa.
Hospital for six weeks is much i'm
proved after an operation. We hope
she Win soon be able to resume her
studies at the University.
Mrs. George Holland, Of Lynch
burg avenue is much improved.
Mrs. Lizzie Poiadexter who has
uScH QUitS lnoiSpOoSu AO1 AAoA<ehS
is yet very feeble.
Mrs. Maiinda Leftwich, who has
been confined to her room at 145
Sixth Avenue. N. w. is improved.
Mrs. Helen Barlow. sc Chestnut
street n. W.. who has spent three
week. visiting brstrer and family in
Co;unssus. OHIO and sister. Miss Nan
ne Staa6ais. Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
s.-rived home Sunday, 22nd inst.
Gel GIFTED over her trip.
Mr.. Jacab King. Of Ninth Avenue
left Saturday for East. Va. and N. G.
the hcras Of his childhood.
Mr.. Sanes Mccoy Is very sick ON
Fifth Aysrus with pneumonia.
Mr.. G. L. Pittman, who has been
Ill for nearly two months is much
improved.
Mr.. C. r.. Burks, my young friend
from wytheviue was present Sunday
night at Mt. Z,on A. NJ. E. Church.
re is in town for brief stay on
business. He is the younger brother
OF Mrs. Bessie Reynolds of Wythe-
vie and Mrs. Mary Colvin Of this
ETY..
Mrs. LGSl:an Stanfield Davis, who
moved to Washington, D. G. last fall
y,turned home Sunday. Mr.. Davis Is
;n the Pullman service and has been
tqnsferred. Husband, wife and baby
a.a looking fine
Rev. C. E. Miller. of East Radford
,s.aaChed for Rev. w. R. Howerton
aud his congregation last Sunday.
was a very beautiful picture and
1etructive discourse.
The Rev. d. La Fountaine Oxford,
formerly professor of Greek at Ok
fcrd, Ding, author of The Shepherd
Psalms delivered a wonderful and
u3tchless discourse from the 23rd
Lain at Mt Zion A. NJ. E. Sunday
TIE days offerings were excellent
Very rich and helpful sermons were
preached at the High Street Baptist
Church last Sabbath by Rev. w. E.
Lee, pastor. With great emphasis he
forced home to the hearts of his
hearers his discourse which has been
la topic Of talk of the week.
Mrs. Julia Wright, of Red Plains,
rankin Co, Va. died Sunday at the
2.a of rs years. She was the
neither OF Mr.. Wesley Wright, of
franklin County and grandmother OF
the Wrights of Roanoke: John
Wight, OF Fifth Avenue, James,
avis. Wan am. Green Wright, of
Washington, D. c., Thomas c, Virgin
gnd Edmond. The girls: Mrs. Bet
sic Draper, Of Sixth Avenue, N. W.,
Mrs. Henrietta Saunders Of Sixth
tyenue N w
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2.i - !. y - i!I.ANy ~ ~ ~ 49, - ~
Richmond, VS. July s, 1915.
Z pe,fcc, care mas been effected
D. L. Haydeo's Prra Herb %ed
cinsa af,si ws;rjr2 h'-tn%u year
ara haas mt sufsref from ihe
horrible d!sea+e Grsrs! deeira TO
maxi statanaat 70 l.. } Hayden,
Tbirlcpu years aga twelve leading
physicians ~ nv City treated ms for
Kidnay trouble and gravel without
the desired heuefit These doctors
advised me IN be operated or. as tina,
was the onpy chance for ne. | was
advised to go and get some OF L. !.
Hayden.s Herb Ned!cir- and try be
tore being operated on ! did SO,
and 10 twenty four hours sitter using
his medicines I passed at least q
half dozen gravel, some as big a. e
'arse pea Since that time have
not suffered With the gravel.
highly recommend L. ]. Haydeu's
medicine to all suffering humanity
am. j. A. PAGE,
Auburn Ave-. Richmond We
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d Street.
was cured OF vsry baG Gsss =
Rhenj1sut;s7u by Two bottles 81 !
J Eayder's wonderful Herb Ned
cine. after suffering long t'r's VIZ
the dres dful disease. wss nnsei5
TO move hand or soot, and sttof 7
rad taken three doses of tbs Eee
icine was able 20 get out Of ~
bed and walk across the door, eng
only two bottles Of the medicine has
made me perfectly we'll mau In
every respect cannot give ~
r Hayden too much praise for CHA
he has done fcx ne. have sar'
mapy otker suffering ones TO h'H
and hey have also gotter cured NJ
ia rehter was also cured Of Rhsrtas
tism and Indigestion by j.. Hay
denis Herb Medicines at No 22G.W
Broad Street, Richmond, Va. rs
Commend Mr. L j. HAYDEN M cn'
If the greatest haslefs Of rho s!cF
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J. d. TAYLOR.
2419 ID. Grace St., Richmond. Va
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and has the mysterious Chinese Good
Luck Letters. Anyone who wishes
one of these rings may send paper
strip for finger size, state If for man
or woman, and Chinese Good Luck
Ring will be sent by return mail.
You do not need to send any money,
but when it arrives give postman
$1.S5. The Garfield Importing Co..
of 1861 Garfield Bldg, 1887 Roose-
welt Road, Chicago, ILL.,, have a lin
tied number of these rings on hand,
So write them today.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-28

sent to the family. and one to The
Richmond Planet for publication.
Fraternaliy yours
Allegheny Lodge 1Gs. A. F. & A. M +.
G. B. Lawson, w. M;
W. C.. Rose, Secretary.
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$soS IN THREE HOURS AFTER
PUTTING ON GOOD LUCK RING.

Marylfnne Weber, famous star,
SAWS. az made $500 in three hours
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-02-28

after 1 put ON Chi
nese Good Luck
J Ring" Others have
said it brings sue
cess. happiness and
good luck in love.
This amazing Chr
nese Good Luck
Ring is made of
genuine silver finish
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
- .

isn't johnny Jackdaw. What has
happened to you. Johnny? Been
stealing again? You are as bad MS
your cousin Mike Magplcl Whit
was It this timer A diamond mock.
lacc?"
III your Just fix my tocnnll
first" said Johnny Jackdaw, '1ll
tell you all about g." And he
stuck out his foot which the little
doctor man examined carefully.
why the nail Us gomez no OK.
claimed. How did that happen?'
The little bird shivcrcd. II can't
boar to think Of IT," he said. at
WAS awful. But 1 learned good
Lesson and IN never steal anything
again ~ long MS [ live.
"Ahal ! thought So" said DOC.
tor Bill. But there, must fix
up your poor sore foot, ana you
can tell me about It afterwards
Stealing Is bad business, sir"
Nancy held the bnndagcs and
Nick held the salyo, while tho bird
doctor fixed Johnny Jnckdaw's sore
foot Johnny said "Ouchg obout
six times, but by and by II was
over. and ho said II felt as good ns
new, Ills foot did, and he would be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

careful and keep tho bondogc clean
and dry and everything.
That's two PROMISES YOU hnvo
mndo today" Doctor Bill reminded
him. 81 hope You win keep both.
llut let MS hear why You aren't
golng to steal any moro and about
the lesson YOU have learned"
AN right" said Johnny Jack.