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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-03
Section One Meet Tonight.

Section 1 meets tonight at the dis
trict office, 5972 Euclid Ave. at D. m.
Every member must attend his sec
tion meeting. Don't fail to be there.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-12-03

Take this copy Of the DAILY
WORKER with you to the shop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
SCIENCE
SANITATION

ONE Of the latest services sci.
cnce has rendered tho world
is In showing the Importance Of
tho tropics in furnishing most Of
the future food supply. Fiction,
and especially short.story thrill.
ors." probably has been moro re-.
sponsiblc than anything else for
the general belief that a white
population could not live ana
work In tho tropics. Science has
exploited all this.
In 1901 Australia decided 10
get along without colorcd labor
Up 10 that time, the tropical re.
gion Of Queensland raised lnrRe
quantities. of sugar. Doing hwny
with rolored labor was supposed
10 mean tho finish Of Quoeps.
land, as IL was believed white
men could not work IN tho torrld
sugar fields, However. with
white lnbor tho Queensland
sugar crop has increased each
year growing from $4,000 tons
to 2SSO0O tons, Also, The schoohI
Of Queensland ted ~ Australia
and lis death ratio ana military
reflections for physical dcricicn.
cies arc tho lowest Of the Austria.
lian colonies, The answer to the
problcn,'of the tropics is merely
scientific sanitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
HitcheHs Den,otion
Newspaper 70.
teTpriss Assn.
sad United
Treas Service

THE demoton of Biigadier General
i Mitchell, assistant chief of the army
air service was discounted weeks ago.
But we cannot pass the event by with
out word of regret that this had TO be.
That the army and navy Reed a bang-up
air service cannot be gainSaid and, had
Mitchell not overplayed his hand had he
not gone cut of his way To create an
impossible disciplinary situation inside our
armed forces; had he not needlessly eXag-
gerated aircraft conditions which, in all
conscience, are bad enough rs they are.
his influence would have been greater and
he might still be wearing the lone star of
a hrigadier instead of the silver eagle of
a colonel
We want no gag-rule in the army or
navy. Every officer must be free to speak
his mind. This is essential to progress.
But no man can publicly tell his boss That
said boss is incompetent-particu in
a service where discipline is of the essence
without one or the other having TO go.
So Mitchell passes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Divorce FiqlIres

CEVENTY out of every 10000 married
y persons are divorced every year now
in the United States, says the census
bureau. after Investigations covering the
52-year period from 1870 to 1922.
Drunkenness as a cause for divorce is
diminishing; so is infidelity Cruelty now
makes up more than one-third of the
causes for action and desertion almost
another third.
The old saying about the first year being
the hardest apparently is unfonded ON
fact, for the largest percentage of divorces
-26.7 per cent-was granted to couples
married from five to nine years. Ten per
cent were granted to couples married 20
years or more and Is per cent to couples
married from 10 to II years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
.nnla feel lLks nlnyinr.
BY Y. D. COCHRAN

would feel like playing.
Now q is q trait Of human ma,
ure 10 defend Itself against what
tho individual considers a weak,
mesh relrdeisnsa being tho first
law of nature. 50 Tho sensitive.
bymapthoiic type sets up de
fcnae by trying 10 convince the
world tiat he's a he.man thru
and thru
Tho conduct ~ Dawes doesn't
appear 20 b. natural Ills ~
ceaaigcly loud voice and hts ~,
aEEcrated Erailcuiatsn. during
hia inaugural speech tho shab.
inE ~ tho finger and tho pound
iuR ~ the deak tho rather dc
Cant and aggressive attitude and
tons ali those didn't seem 10 ~
tho ptyHicai man one saw before
him 10 people laughed. Hs they
always laugh AZ ineanEruitips in
human beings Bomo Hen~rd
Dawes conduct as dramatic
poso-an acting rather than be-
ing. To nnch hls sc0idlng of tho
ssnnte came from fear ~ tho
senate rather than from timber
ent strength Of hsA own. THAT
IL he was blurnnK trying TO
COW an adversary he didu't re.
ally want 20 fight.
10 that as 1t may. Dawes
doesn't impress one who secs
him a. bully or rouEhueck
Ito hasn't the natural mnkeup
~ a rough apdttumbln fighter.
Rather would ono think Of Min
~ a kindly touder, sensitive,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
What Folks
Are Saying

DIR. W. A. PLEcKER, yir.
ginla utatisticlan. IN the lae-
time of some now living We
mny expect tho prescr. 1900.
600 colored population 10 IN.
crease TO 10000, 900 or possibly
10000. 600. and that perhaps 10
100 900. 900 during the next cen.
fury. 10 say nothing OF tho pro,
life Mongolians. who are al
ready firmly established upons
our Western coast. Tie white
population viii be crowded OUT
DIR. MIRIAM VAN WATERS.
Los Angeles. The masculine
Judge IN oft.timcs unconsclously
Influenced because Of his sex
when trying women. There
should DO moro women Judges"
ROLAND HAYES. great ne.
gro singer: II am glad / had
10 work my way. BY all tho
paths Of hurdships. by all the de-
tours, came at last TO tho cen.
ter OF infinite things"
DR. +, ADLER. director Ger.
man General Electric Co: The
entire American farm VIII be op.
Grated and cultivated by means
OF electricity within q decade"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
4 ClOse-Up Study of Charlie Danes

TurE astonishing performance
1 Of Vice President Dawes on
inauguration day han induced
comment on hi1 behavior even
10 pHyehoanalynis one view ls
that Dawes ~ AN entirely differ
cnt Dawes than His hsllsnmaria
clustering has led tito public 90
believe no iH. and that lnbtrnd Of
being a HWear.nE ruughncck ~
Is really a sensitive. sympathetic
character with much ~ ,hp fem
mime IN hm make W,
There arc men like that sen
sItiye. Hympafhrtir men Who rr
Eari Heutimsntailty az weak
ness IN 'emrn, and who. b
assuming "a rough exterior. atm
to create the impression that
their character Is tho exact op.
roaits 81 what They. themselves.
knase u TO be-.
Dawes u not a masculine az,
psarsng man. its saco n more
feminine than masculine His
long. slender ftnFrFn aru thoHc Of
a sensitive pianist, lie Ia said 80
be a fins musician. adept With
both the violin aud piano. Krcis
Ter piaya often one Of Dawes
compositions. known 40 a "atel
ody in 4 Mater
a man Nigh, DO lover u mue
alr and atiil 10 "a husky football
player. bat hc would hardly 10
n sensitive performer on either
thc violin or plauo-ur a com
poser 81 melodies that krcislcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

,rork ,rould fnimc me Pipe " proper
CORR T1s m1l used ard trouB b.
hilarious 70 the aaer Sofa ash n
sometimes uaed. bnf d Hot recon-.
utrHded. Mechanical rcrorai Is the
setes,
q How many acres Il Woodland
park comprised or
4, Iiro hundred
@ what Is meant by private
subscription dance
4. 4 d1nrc held bv an grgauka-
ton 70 raise HoneR tickets bciuo
sold. each ono Of ,ehich odmRs oHr
couple n u pirate IN the sense
that The quests arc Hmitef 10 inc
friends and acquaintance ~ thr
members Of me organisation giting
the dance
Q What n tho salary of tho
American ambassadors 20 France.
Belgium and England
4. itT,5g9 pr auupm
Q. In II true that warts arc In
duced by handling toads2
A. No. This "a a superstition that
drose probably from tho fact that
toGd% backs ara corcrrd Nth uoduics
thar look Ike iSdrfs. and also from
the fact that. trhcn handled. they
crude mucous substance that icas
supposed 70 BE- poisonous.
q who vas Bloody Mary IN
English history2
a. The daughter Of Hcnry I'm
and elder haif sister Of Queen
Elizabeth. she carnod the the on
account Of the sauouinary pcrscru.
tons she carried on aoa!nu tho
Profcsfants. n Il said that goo
persons iecre 5prucd 10 death IN her
short reign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
.LMst Pins

TT TAKES vision TO see "A gigantic indus
L try ando enormous profits in a little
thing like Il pin. Think what faith and
patience the man possessed who started
the first pin factory!
Today the annual production of safety
pins alone exceeds 100000, 900; ordinary
straight pins. of course, must run much
higher And today it takes ~ prophet TO
see the money in this industry.
The Copper and Brass Research associ-
alton tells you that the manufacture of
pen knives and safety pins consumes in
excess of 100000 pounds of copper and
its alloys each year. Estimates place the
total output Of knives Mt l5000,0O year
The way TO get rich is to discover some
thing that the public can't do without
and then start making it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Gasoline

PRODUCTION of gasoline in the United
L States last year amounted to $780,
100000 gallons, the largest output in the
history of the industry.
This exceeds by about l,500,000,000
gallons the previous high record mark,
made in 1928.
Likewise, consumption of gasoline in
creased. Daily average domestic demand
last year amounted TO more than 2l,000,-
600 gallons. an increase of Is per cent
Still, with record production and de-
mand that does not even approach the
supply, gasoline prices go soaring. One
reason is that foreign countries are buy
ing lots of it-and paying big prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Not Too Much
for Good Work

UlHEiuE IRE bills before con.
i greas 70 raiBo tho pay of
members from 1880 70 $4,000,
and before tho Illinois leNEla,
turs 10 raise is pay from $4,000
10 5000,
Neither sum would ~ too high
Tor good legislative work n that
were whit we got.
Nothing a. alt.1g much 700
high for some Of the leRiEiatlve-
work We have bSeg getting.
A congress that would. quif
iog,rolling and cooperate IN real
economy would be cheap az $780,
900 a year. or twice that
In fact a million dollars
year apiece would be a low efti,
mate Of what conTesameu are
costing us now, by present
methods. TIE salary part of
beir cost is negligible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
STOPPING BLEEDING
FABLES ON HEALTH

GO frightened was Mrs Mann
- when ono ~ her youngsters
cut "a hand with pairing knife,
that allo decided TO read all rho
could find about stopping tho flow
Of blood
Blood from arteries Is a bright
rcd. and II comes In apurts. Eho
learned. No effort should be spared
10 check tho flow quickly
II tho wound IN on tho arm OF
leg this can usually be done with
an application Of handago be.
tween the wound and tho heart
Elevate The limb. and place the
knot in the handago over tho ar
terry. Twist the bandago until II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

sympathetic human being who
would 30 huppiest in tho home
circle. the library or tho music
room
But n tho real Dawes isn't
tbo Dawes az advertised by him.
self, ho f. not much different
from other mon. W0 ARC all
pnsdrs We form opinions as 20
what we would like 10 h,vo 9th.
orr think wc arc. and then $50
iry 80 act tho chosen part n
Np arc naturally rough tgc want
people to think wc arc gentle.
nud n wo AFRO naturally gentle.
wee liEe 20 APPEAR 20 10 rough,
Had Dawes become music
teacher instead Of busiueys
man ho might have been content
10 he himself when he got into
poliiira Il was but natural for
him TO pretend 20 30 what he
thought people expected Il poll.
tlclan TO be. Anyhow. no has
an interesting personality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
SMILES

Uncle Sans chemical warfare
service Inns gotten up n "Bncezs
gas" No good! only n perfect
brute would shoot an enemy while
he was tnecziug.
Broadway admits 10 having 10
unfit" shows How the old mctrop-
oiis is going back
To raise funds for schools. Mex.
leo Fl TO tax books. Sounds lilzc
fattening a baby by making II suck
It's thumbs.
What hiss this country ever done
20 draw tho vengeance OF the Al.
mighty In permitting Jim Corbett
90 quit tho stage FOR tho lecture
PLATFORM
Flo ZicgfeId says he Is for "sweet,
clean plays" II win cos, a heap to
put his girls on in blankets.
Rockefeller waited until 1901 bc,
fore buying himself an auto. show
ing that be doesn't plunge into lux
ury with the crowd
Say. they've lined IN Auburn, y.
v. woman 81 for throwing "A snow
boil and hitting something She
hit n policeman in the eye. but.
doggono st. IT'S a record for female
throwing
Amy time the house refuses To
listen to tho reading Of Washing.
toms farewell address. lot Nick
Longwnrth threaten 20 sing II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
"Dedr1tnkinq' DRINKS

TINE latest is dedrunking DRINKS. In
l. hale carbon dioxide and oxygen, and
the dunkest drunk is sober in an hour
hours.
age and its antidote simultaneously, one
might keep them both up indefinitely,
and never get worse than mildly exhil-
arated
There are those misguided enough to
think that this epoch-makitg discovery
came n decade too late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

a very tight
10 not attempt 10 remove dirt
from tho wound until the bleeding
hos stopped.
Then pick out tho dirt or gravel,
and wnsh tha wound and adjoining
parts.
a smuil amount 81 carholio acid
should 10 placed In the water. one
teaspoon to tho pint. or add two or
threo teaspoons Of Table salt,
When tho flesh Is torn the parts
should be replaced ms nearly ms POS.
slblo before tho edges arc brought
together.
This will help to prevent an ugly
scare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Real Public
Doesn't Want IL

TUHE refusal Of q New York
l. actress 10 80 on with
nasty part has brought tho issue
OF obscene plays 10 a crisis.
I'VE have to do g." suy the
managers. ''The public de
mands H."
Well tho real public vii see
20 Il that that part Of the public
does not get a.
Unless the managers show
themselves capable Of cleaning
up. tho censor will do II for them.
And censorship In the last thing
In the world tho thcatcr should
invite.
Tho censor s. always arbitrary.
rarely artistic, and usually stu
pid Nobody wants him. But urt
does not have 20 be indecent
and, in this country, II 81 not go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

WE aro moving ~ dry speed
w Pcrhap7 1000 people heard
Wilson'S inaugural uddro-E Hard.
ing. by using an mnpiincE vn9
heard ~ $4,000 now Coolidge
over theprhdio. was heard uy Co.
o0o. 900. That f. gain Of COO 900
per cent IN eight years
Tho next t.sUg may bs 10
broadcaBt Tho debate " con,
gross. Teen watch Tor rcvoIu
toni Wa b now mcrclfully
buried IN o. Congressional Rec
ora VIII 30 spread u the four
winds. for,uil 10 hem Either
congress will reform. or tho peo-
pis VIII rise IN their might 10
reform H. Tho ono place whore
CUFF tnrsn't 80 iH over the radio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
COMBINATIONS

Any collective activity can be used
ms a smoke screen TO cover con.
gpiracy against tho public interest,
but that Is no reason for condemn.
ing an collective activities Proper.
" directed. this kind OF activity is
ono Of tho strongest forces for the
maintenance OF competitive action.
Report OF tho Secretary Of Com
merce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

ito fiHh OF millions OF tho rank and
Ytle Of American anglers. Agile and
strong, inch Tor inch ana pound
for pound. he is tho greatest fight
ing fish that swims. True TO his
mate, hard 10 catch, better TO
eat. the frcHh-watcr bass ia the
typical American fish. Rep. Hhwcs
mA Mo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Ne1n Standards

EOR centuries the human race has paid
/ homage to Venus and Adonis as the
embodiment Of female and male physical
perfection.
Now they have their critics. In plain,
Goth century slang. they're out" Amen-
cans Of the future, says DR.. Harry l..
lockwood. Cleveland's health commission
er, will be taller. thinner and healthier"
Venus de Milo and Old Man Adonis, says
he. are too fat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
MopERNIzE AND SIMPLIFY

Tho financial operations OF tho
federal government ure of tho great
est interest and Importance 20 the
people. and yet no other phase of
our governmental affairs IL so little
understood by them This unfor-
tunnto condition seems TO be due
TO the fact that treasury hookkeop.
ing has long been obsolete and un-
Ineligible Rep. Hull Oh Tenn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
MaNZDays < , s.

THERE the day when tho
ballads and such Your grandma how co.
tho they're
o 6vrrA
word The tales they'd feelings ana tie
lyrics
waltz time that rhyme There was sway
oil W.
changed, toa
modern youth lines fom meter
gcrolc n
plays that they tppod
would be o 80 o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
Is Marriage a Bar
TO Education?

LlVEN uniyersllcs are not *.
u empt from absurd technical.
titles Millsteud, Yale football
star. was dropped from the col
lcge, under itB rules, because he
got married
Now he viii enter tb% Yale
law school a married man
may study contracts and torta In
Yale. but not history and eco.
nomics.
He may prepare 20 earn Isis
living ut q profession. but not 10
q wcll-inforrned citizen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
/? I? ANSWERS to Your Questions ? !?

@ What is the meaning Of phil
osophyH as applied 10 religion
Il Philosophy Is the gcHeraI prta-
csplcs. iaics or cdHscs that furutsh
TIE rational explanation Of any
Thing. As applied 10 rrIioion u Is
tho principles unaerlviug the er-
pranaiion N religious bclicfs and
practices.
Q. What was CoNey's army?
a. Thc name giren an army Of
unemployed men tina, started from
Ohio IN 1895 to march % washing
ton to protest 70 congress against
their economic condition. Thou irerc
I'D bu man named Corcp.
Q. What win remove paint from
glass?
A. steel ,Cool. used as On abrasive
rsth strong ammoRia traier teiR
most ar,caps succccd IN rcmoring
such spots
Q. when walking with two ladies'
should man walk between them?
a. No. he should dlrGys tcaik on
the outside nearest the curb.
q. what causes lightning and
thunder?
4. 4 thunder cloud Is mass
Of tcater drops az an acreage ciec-
fricaI potenttol uerD different from
that ~ the Garth or Of Hcighb or-
ing clouds This producers an cleo
tricai stress w the air. ichich Is IN
tlte end unable to support nc
stress The discharge takes place
I. the form Of one or more lighting
flashes aud the noise Of the dis
charge Is hcard Ia the thunder
roll
Q. What is the tallest chimney in
the world and the next tailest?
a. AuaiiabIc records sholo the tall
est chimney Is that OF the Boston
q Montana Copper d Silrer A5ainG
CO.. Great Fails. HoHt., tohich Is
5T6 feet talE and has diameter
az the base Of III fcct The nert
talTcst is the Hoilsbruckncr Hutul
near FTeibnro. in sa1onH 800 feet
BY 50 feet.
@ What does the word Ma
vourneen" mean?
A. wy dGrltuo" II Il an irish
term Of eudcarment
@. What does 1t mean by an OK
service man getting military prefer
cnce in taking civil service exnmina-
tons?
a. This preference otUcs him fire
Points oUer the mark 11hicd he
actually makes on ctUil seruice er-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
EsIlIsIos

Tho Eskimos, whose habitat Is IN
the Far North and along tho Yukon
and Kuskoltwin rivers, nrc not a
fastvanlBhiag or dying race as rs
popularity supposed, but stiil number
approximately 10000 IN spite Of tho
toll taken by the influenza epidemic
Of Il few years ago. Report Of tho
Secretary Of tho tnioior
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
A CuANCE rOR ENERYn0pY

II has been the glory OF America
that men BY the thousands have
risen from poverty and illitoracy
and humbiest of homes TO stations
OF great power md influence and
honor in all tho professions, and in
all lines Of business, and in every
department OF governmental activ.
ity. Representative McSwain
tDemj South Carolina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

animation. For eramplc. n he
makes a grade Of 81. his preference
tSouh gire him plnrc on the
register 18th grade Of 10. 4 diH.
abled retcrGn Is giern ~ points
preference
q what is "fatvia"z
g. Sow a republic; formerly
RassiaH proriWce n became irdc-
pendent November ~. 1917.
@ why is u ship called "she"2
A. Tho root of the tnord chip u
not kuoCn. therefore the efvmolopy
81 the gender caHHof b. determined
Homcucr. ships arc fcmialnc ~
practically aU langaagcs and rcry
likely The assigning ~ the gender
- due TO psychological reasons on
account n their Oracefmncss and
the beauty 81 their Hines.
Q. How many states AFRO repre-
scnted in statuary Hail Mt tho
United States capitol and how many
statues has each oue7
A. TtccHtv- nine states hate 50 far
placed statues Of their famous sons
in Statuorv Hall ~ ~ these hapiH1
selected both representatives 10
,Chich they are entitled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
When Radio Breakfasts
Speeches of Congress-
BY CHESTER IT. HOWELL

iug % BE- permitted 70 he -.
Unless tho mpnaRcrH clean D.
up intslllgcutlY they must eT,
prct tho censor 70 DO II stupidity.
There are WOKE evils than stu.
pidlty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
LUCKY 10!

Two events OF worldwide Import.
anco occurred involving tho figure
10. Thirteen colonies won their IN.
dependence against Great Britain
and was born on the 18th OF the
month. Rep, Graham dl, Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11
TO STnp rANlcS

The chief purpose of tho federal
reserve bank law, so far rs II re.
latcg directly to tho currency, was
TO provide II modern, elastic form
Of currency which would cxpnna
and contract Ia accordance with
varying trade needs Report Of Tho
secretary of the treasury,
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Telling 1t to
Congress
Excerpts From the Congressional
Record
WARS COST

Tho world war has brought 10
tho American people n realization
OF it's awful cost In human lives
and in dollars TO the tnxpaycrs.--
Representative Dowell Rcp), Iowa,
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God shall wipe away all tears
from their eye$.--Iiev. 1Ni.i.
MEATH In not an end n Is n
~ now Impulse Henry Ward
Heech her.
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Al spoI.nnc thcy arrested a Mrs.

A. Spokane theN arrested u Mrs.
Aubry for dropping n quarter Of n
pound Of butter ON the head of n
pedestrian passing undor her vim
dow. since when has butter gone
ou.@of style as a hair dressing In
the great Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

Three reasons for the development Of n
new race, as DR.. lockwood sees IT,: Fash
ion, diet and exercise. Growing popular
ity of sports" he declares, sis having It's
effect on the manly figure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-11

Vou can get an answer to
L. any question OF fact or In.
formation by writing The Seat.
tie Star Question Editor. iss.
New York ave. Washington.
d, c.. and inclosinE . cents IN
loooe stamps Tor reply. No
medical, lesal or marital ad
vice. Personal replies. conf
Dental AL letters must be
signed.
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THE NOI,IJg JlASS

The bass undoubtedly 10 the great
American game fiDh and the favor
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