The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1921, Page 4

E_ STAR leans, They expect to bring the 1923 | liven in the Martinique Apts, Kighth¥s (Congregation Here Demands | Case for New Release At-| convention to this eity aye. and Union #. i Set f — PER ET ES ; They Be Killed tempt t or May 23 Nearly 100 Girls “Break o’ Day” Did | see See as cers cic’ atte’ |ne Maine, Win Soeations peda Now Life Savers! Not Break for Him ‘| | neon day defendant, a Nearly 100 girls have been qualified! Altho he acquired a “Pireak o’ Day” | Ust church, Boylston ave, and Boos here today jut long savers after completing the Y.| alarm clock, W. H. Strot didn’t have | Olive at. Saturday night ree MONDAY, MAY 2, 101. THOMAS MOONEY Sais Sree, Wnat Beas Delegates from Seattle chapter No. Mrs. James Long's purse, contalgiy |9, Greeters of America, left Bunday |ing $40 and two tickets for a B ote | night to attend the national conven-|0. FB. raffle, was snatched from i THE SEAT tion of ‘their organization at New Or. arm on Pike st, Sunday night. 2h RHEUMATISM Positively Relieved by Effective New Remedy Thousands of children as well as adults are suf- fering in this climate from rheumatism—children from the ages of 10, young adults up to 25 and adults after 50. Rheumatism is one of the most hear Superior Jadge Louderbach| A. course of ewkhinmt s\an opportunity to use it Monday The congergution adopted resolu-| continue his case until May 22 | od pid Mra. “sey Kor morning. ‘The reason was that Sergt. tions, after a sermon by the Rev,| Mooney, proceeding under a writ instructor in the x at} 3. Donlan claimed he stole it, and Dr. G. W. Pettit, calling on congress of “Suita querela,” i» fighting for a| hrew him into Jail. new trial ——— ~ ae to kill compulsory observance bills! Assistant District Attorney Milton — — lon the ground that “they are mant-| filed a demurrer to the action under dangerous bacterial diseases, with symptoms dif- feutly un-American, un-Christian, un: Which Mooney’ case in being re- fering in almost every case, from the so-called | constitutional, partial and a plece of Oped. He alleged. there was not “growin, ins” in children to the terrific | pure clans legislation.” sufficient basis for the issuance of | of . ! | “Church and state must not be, the writ, twinges experienced by adults. \ | Joined,” Dr. Pettit aid The continuance was granted by | Bat the direful results are unfail- | w 8 agrecmnent of nitorners for poth| ‘ ray ‘all aS nides, who maid they wanted more | Ten to Twenty-five ond jae, the, same vital sont Salt Lake Minister | time for preparation After Fifty dation for permanent heart trou- Raps Prohibition] ., (01 newspaper inen as he wtoon, | Co SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET “Iam in the bent of health,” Moon. 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