The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1919, Page 8

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Official Bulletin | 7NAL SACRAMENT A few days ago) », Petar - i regarding the| false Report P t rn men m the cas | Regarding 91st uaity lists not appearing in the] Dear Miss Grey: I have been out Western papers, Tho casualty lists | of for & month, where it was are given in full in the Official U. | imposible for me to obtain a paper Hulle which is published every | and upon my return T heard that all week da ept holiday, and ts on! but 28 of the 9Ixt division, now in file at the ‘pul Me toa, 1 bellove France, bad been killed by their own and @ t the tire | c. D. I bave two very dear friends in This bit of Information will, | this divint no am very much } no doubt, be of interest to & | worried, a » not rd from number of readers | the m in wo months. Can you tell m there is an truth in How to Keep Paste this report? 1 would appreciate it From Fermenting very much, MES. D. W. Dear Mise Grey: Will you please| ‘There is no truth in the t me what to put In the paste to rumor that there are only 28 keep it from souring? HOUSEKEEPER. A number of experiments on unflertaken to de termine what will prevent fer of pastes and muelb without injuring the ad men out of the @1at division | alive, Their losses were heavy, | and one battalion, in particular, was badly cut up, The #let will soon arrive in the States and then you will be able to ascer: tain the rest of the information you are anxious to get. The | rest of your question was not | printed because, as I have stat ed many times in this colu have no information whatever on troop movements, Persons | Interested must simply walt un: | tl it is given to the press by the military censors. Much Ado | About Nothing mentation | | | i fern walt mot of which Injected into the will produce desired re Dear Mise Grey: I wonder if you me what President Wil | es maiden name was? TRSCRIRER The nother’s maid. war Miss Grey: In a nm en na eo Woodrow mue of one of the large - t Yorthwest, 1 notice r Mise Grey: WIN you kindly | ing comment No surprise has nform me if the soldiers are allowed | been occasioned by certain circles p their uniforms < or will they | that four women, Mrs. Wilxon, Ma have to return them? dame Poincaire, Madame Juserand |and Mins Wilson, were permitted to the same carriage from Bots emitted to keep | de Roulogne to the station, The ar rangement was due to Mra. Wilson, Who expremed a wish that Madame Dear Miss Grey: 1 wish to speak |Juserand be allowed to ride with | thru your columns to the persons | Mgr | who sign themselves "M, B.D.” and | "What made the occufrence of Mrx H. A. A First, the per cent of | Jusserand’s presence a surprising alcoh: » the wine uaed for sacra | Ome? ment srposes i very «mall, only |QNE WHO WISHES TO KNOW. enough to preserve it, Second, the The point in very fine Am- wine which our Savior used con-| b&ssador Juaserand and his wife the natural alcohol, aa {s| were members of the official party. In fact, Mr. Jusserand ie President Wiison's represent Dos’ tSpoil a Good odMeal tae'aes, ts arose Witha Bad Stomach the carriage carried only the Hew te Ture « Nad Stomach Into a) MOTHER 4 out of ner ce SOL! ldlers will r thelr uniforr | | | | | | and If that really was the rea won for the comment, it evident ly doesn't require much to sur prive sone people Girls Docked for | a apeciallat | Christmas Day Die, Dear Mi ney relatives of the two chief execu tives of France and the United States, aside from Mrs. Jusser in Five Minutes le go. on muffering | topay-turvy | na stomach I am just plain | large army ity. Lam|| Anna Jones, # good as new ar from any alee | @ ncern: the at what you want | majority ot us paid $13.20 per | suffering, OF MOMFY | week We were “docked” Christmas | f indigestion, | and New Year's day. Out of my would you tura| salary I pay all my living expenses, | | Which means rent, food and cloth: | | | x Perhaps you can tmagine Just how scheme to get along un ng | living, ete. Don't you think we a least should be allowed to celebrat of. | Christ's Birthday in peace, and not! if} be forced by a wealthy concern to} such a wholesome way that I presumed n out this tangle | and all for mo tt ru your column and st it be returned i Drug Co. | 1 wish it were px me to straighten out th lem you have presented. But | anything I might say or write | would not have the necesmry Influence. However, every little | bit helps, Every person who | expremex his or her thoughts | against such conditions, helps just that much to have them bettered. 1 think it is mucre. gious for an employer to dock ‘en for Christmas day.* FRANCE HONORS MARCH WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—France has made Chief of Staff March a grand officer of the Legion of Honor | Washing Won't Rid | Head of Dandruff | The only way to get rid of dan-| ruff in to dissolve it, then you de-| stroy it entirely, To do thin, get] }about four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retir Jing: uxe enough to me n the #ealp | and rub it in gently with the finger tips | | Do this tonight, and by morning nll, of your dandruff nd three ¢ ur more dissolve and entirely every single sign and trace it, no matter how much dandruff you may have will find, too, that all itching | applic » silky an and fe hugdred Umes better, | You can ket Uquid arve t any drug store. 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