The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1919, Page 4

= "3 A Gentle PRICE AS ALWAYS | | I Laxative Elderly People—=——— A daily free movement of the bowels becomes a serious problem as you step from middile-life into old age, and much dependence can no longer be placed on neture herself. The Dowels find artificial aid necessary. ‘The etronger the physic, as olf people eoom tearm; the @feater the contraction of the bowels thereafter, and eo the It produces an agreeable movement as nearty natural and Dr. Caldwell’s Ta aie of 1 f ‘lt free as high pharmaceutical skill can make it. Thousands use it reguiarty, in the emall dose prescribed, and keep them- ectuce im fine health and good cheer, and entirety free foom The will refund your money if tt laile to do as promiced. “ee po THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919. EVERY WAR HERO ENTITLED TO PICTURE IN STATE'S WAR HISTORY among Washington's 60,000 service and women will not | } |_ The mont modest hero or heroine | } men fo un honored and unsung if the War Parents’ association can secure hin or her picture, ‘The unassuming xailor blouse will hold equal prestige display hotos at the public library next month It te p ped to have the pictures arranged according to companies and regiments, with a special gold star sereen, and perhaps a separate dix |play of war medals and citation cords which have been won by fight lors from this state, elther in Amer- jtean or allied service. | Bvery man or woman who was en- | listed or drafted into government ner- vice and wore a uniform are en- | titled to be represented in the ex- hibit, and in the event of their ab- sence at this time, relatives and friends are asked to contribute ple tures, Call for Tickets Hundreds of photographs have al ready been received at the amocia jing, and every day uniformed Inds} are calling for the free tickets which | the Bushnell Stadio has offered, thru the War Parents’ association, to all wervice r and women who have no available pictures for (he exhibit, The exhibit v || be held for two| weeks, some time in April, In the dis- | play hall at the public Nbra and will be accorded a fitting ceremony | by the War Parents aswociation. Mra. 1. 'T. Miller, corresponding sec retary, is in direct charge of collect- ing pictures for the exhibit “When the people of Seattle and of the state realize that their rons’ pictures are a necenmry part of Washington's history, they will be anxious to have them represented in this exhibit,” Mrs, Miller says, “for after presentation in this and other cities of Washington, {t ts planned |to wend them to the capitol at Olym- | pla, where they will remain as a per- mament record of Washington's war, achievement.” Judge Mount, cb torteal pommitt of the War Paren will introduce this collection of Washington heroes man of the his ansociation, J A Men—Plenty of stiff resistance to these well-built Work Shoes. You'll have a tough time of it kicking ’°em out. A big value at $5.95. tion headquarters, 6 Lyon build-'into the archives of the state. MOONSHINERS IN SOUTH ON JUMP) |B) sss or static trown ex tater | H lined; full double Goodyear welted soles; | ATLANTA, Ga, March 28—/Tho| night. The operator of an {iltett still : Sizes 6 to 11 operation of moonshine stills in the | haw no time to make good liquor. He solid throughout. Sizes 6 to 11. | Blue Ridge mountains has become | pitches his outfit one day amd is/ San Francisco,/such a perilous undertaking that gone the next. He is forced to une | which straightway began to talk about “Taft tn 192 While Taft ad-| none but the most desperate and | chemicals to speed up the processes dressed huge audiences in behalf of the League of Nations and against | hardened followers of the game are | of distil Rolsheviem, his compantons, who cluded President Lowell of Harvard, | keeping at {t, according to internal) The n dropped hints concerning the pres iential race, Taft's famow mile was 7 e officers - conan much in evidence when women of the Red Cross greeted him at the ferry.|. ‘There waa a ume when a moon-|STOLEN GEMS FOUND IN A CHICKEN COOP! shiner could go into a mountain cove, pitch his still by the side of a erystal brook and leisurely and| NEW YORK, March 28.--Jewels peacefully make his liquor, He took | worth $5,000, which were stolen last his time, and made good liquor. He| Thursday from Charles Whitlock, vies president of the New Brunswick ‘Trust .Co., when he sgt @ suit case filtered it thru charcooa! to elim- containing them down for a few min- Stn ceiee QM. P's) and the chow was pretty! 9 P e +e eae ene ’|Here’s Portrait Artist’s eo Pen Picture of Gen. Foch air tn: cfr oitie’sesinct | thru layers of flannel cloth to make utes on the porch of his home in New Brunswick, N. J, were discov | the Téth artillery, recen’ med y from overseas, at deel eee eerie cvinent but I dont) SPecia! to The Star by N. E. A) into the studio while I was at work, |it smooth and pure. That was the LONDON, March 28.—Marshal] but, however urgent the message he| “mountain dew” that could be im ered yesterday in the chicken coop in the rear of the parsonage of the Breet, according to @/think there is any use in trying to here from Corporal | dodge ¢acts.” | Foch prefers to sit for his picture| Would never suspend the sitting. | bfhed without a chaser and with no between six and eight in the morn.| Thi# is your hour,’ he would say. fear of a headache on the morrow Highland Park Reformed church, oc-| . Pi ad cupied by Rev. Anthony STAR WANT: ADS BRING How they got there is 7 it i if nt faa he, ATTLE SOLDIER SAYS BREST MUD WAS DEEP AND FOOD POOR BREAKFAST jcorrugated tron 18 inches or more. | “We mess with a marine outfit Ex-President Taft, 70 pounds lighter, grinned at onshiner is on the run. R. Reeder, of that organim-| ee his letter Reeder told about . ing. according to Sir Willlam Orpens,| "04 siving @ brief order, we would! Lut now that's all changed, rev BOY KILLED BY DOGS; who sehen on ’ ‘dation y? ger resume our conversation and the/ en officers say. Officials are 0 at “Camp Starvation,” as to the men who have! MOTHER GETS $3,224) imranat vevore the flghting ented. | SOF sing th inecn day and NEW YORK, March 27.—For the| “What impressed me most was the | apparent Indifference of the marshal to critical events,” says Sir William. | “When everything seemed to be go | low that I didn't feel it: ‘Tho the marshal is not given to) if act i fF: gee 9 it i hi MARRIAGES M. Bile and Lovtee D. Jen-| | li j i Molin and Bdythe Schneider, | ite E M . |. Fort Lawten, end) Edna Took, 22, Seattle. | | Robert #. . Palmer, and Jennie} | Louise Griffin, Cumberland. Albert A. Montague, 37, and Garnet | Buck, 19, Beattie Francie Harold Ketchum, 31, end) | Maurine M. Taylor, 17, Seattle, DIVORCES Complaints fited ! G. Short against Jona B. 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