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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1919
Page
5
The Lions of Liberty, a group described as organized for social educational patriotic and benevolent purposes, address no memorial to Congress. They protest further restrictions on personal liberty and oppose paid lobbyists at the national capital warning of social chaos and industrial restlessness.
Quoted advocates declare belief in Americanism that guards life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, defends home sanctity, permits worship without undue restriction, and ensures all rights and benefits promised by the Declaration of Independence.
A Portland worker, C A Me, reports gaining 30 pounds and renewed energy after starting Tanlac. He describes relief from stomach and kidney troubles, bloating, gas, back pain, fatigue, headaches, and insomnia, and says he now eats well and works hard daily. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sell Tanlac under a special representative.
Wilkes Players present The Boss with Emily Regan turning ward boss Michael R. Regan toward reform. Jane Morgan stars as Emily, Alexis Luce as Regan, in a city shaking battle for cleaner tenements. The production receives praise for ensemble work and pacing. The program also features My Honolulu Girl at the Met and Moore’s varied musical acts with performers like the Bell Sisters, Sibil Vane, Paderewski, and the Honey Boys. Epilepsy treatment ad closes the page.
The Retail Druggists Association and Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club adopt a resolution praising a special investigator for the prosecuting attorney and Norman Wardall auditor for ceaseless effort to enforce the liquor laws. Signed by 20 members of a special druggists committee cooperating with King County authorities on sale and use of alcohol.
Iron and steel mills in Lancaster County were reported working as usual this morning in Lancaster Pennsylvania on September 22.
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