The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1914, Page 3

t THE — AND MOLLIE DISCUSS SEX (Copyright, 1914, by the Newspaper Enterprise Astociation) oIcK STAR—TUESDAY, NOV. 24, 1914, Look here, Mollie, cut out the joy riding with your boss,” This was Dick's greeting to Mol lie, who had come over to have linner with us Mollie flushed and then threw up her hands with otertatic gesture of Indep Dick, | I th you are at ting old ene h to oak @ h, on} J ' : ch day with ho, I believe, taught in the schools before she | 1 you You remind me of the boy who ' corrected his father's ay h when . » solve a simple problem in ithmet! answered Dick but the fact remains you will get into tre if you mix emotional ept-| or even social pleasures with Sizes 33, 34, 35 and 36 Only meee SOLD UP TO $25. YOUR CHOICE any of your in a social way, ollie quietly very different matter. ith and Jones at the ave dinner or a drink with them and the affair goes no fur- ther, but when a woman attempts to ‘hob nob’ with any of the men jxhe ts brought tn contact with In ja business way you can make up your mind there ts trouble brew ing. Diek looked at Mollie rather nar. rowly and then remarked in a a somewhat surprised tone of volce: By Jove! Mollie, you are a |mighty pretty girl and I don't |blame Hatton for falling for you.” Brothers are the last ones to seo the beauty of their sisters,” I interrupted. “Consequently when any man pays one of them marked jattention they are usually at a loss for a reason.” “But I still rise to remark that It is not good sense to let your boss Going-Out-of-Business Sale pay attention to you, except in a business way When any man * stenographer he mentally regis ters ‘something doing, even if he does not speak of tt. I don’t want to be obliged to knock any man down for making slurring remarks — = about you, little sister,” and Dick, gas Te we with an unwonted burst of affec Closed All Day Thanksgiving i SECOND AVE. AND JAMES tion, patted Mollie's shoulder, x, SEX, KOX—-I am so tired of the word,” Mollie almost shouted “Do you mean to tell me there is sex tn ability, In energy, tn cour age, tn endurance, in reasoning j power; in short, in brains?" | whole regiment cut off the legs of] “Perhaps not, my dear child, al- of|though when I have more time I may discuss that matter with you, but when you have recited all these wonderful neutral attributes you must add to them others in {thelr trousers, “making shorts WISH FOR THEM NOW pi a |’em, lke the boy scouts.” LONDON, Nov. 24.--A_ letter) or: ae THEATRE A FACTOR from a British soldier says that during e first part of the war, When they suffered from heat, a) BERLIN, Nov. 24.—The Ger. mans at Liege sold the seats of the Theatre Royal for 80 cents each, and have made a shoe factory out of the beautiful foyer. From the windows of the provincial palace, the for- mer abode of princes and bish- ops, they hang their wash perament is not neptral—ngither ts Intuftion, nor sympathy, nor loyal ty, nor self-sacrifice. “The mere fact that men and women dress differently surrounds them with an atmosphere of sex. I want to tell you one thing, little sister, right here: No man gets so old, so muchly married or so self- ish that the sight of a pretty girl does not quicken his cooling blood | NAVY YARD ROUTE Sunday). cept Sunday (Sunday 2:20), 6» Satur@ay, 11:65 pom. ‘Time table subject to change without notion, Mate 3101. Price Se Round Trip CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE That “Crown” Pianos Are Better and Last Longer —for s moment or two at least.” “Mercy, Dick! Is it so bad as that?” I exclaimed. “The Turks are right to cover the faces of the sanctity of the harem, but pro. every husband should be stricken blind on his wedding day.” What are you going to do about it interrupted Mollie, “Women are going to work with men more and more. Today there is hardly a successful business that does not employ women in some capac ity. Are there any more intrigues, any more scandals than ever be fore?” “1 think not,” I Interrupted. only hear more about don't believe, either, that every man desires every woman he sees that 1s over 16 and less than 40, provided she {s good looking.” “We A list of pianos we ‘And yet you and every other have received in trade woman trade on that principle,” sald Dick unexpectedly as part payment toward These Buyers Whar in ten aaa’ babel |both Mollie and I in a breath a " pianos: selina “{ mean that every day, almost levery hour of your lives, you ask, lelther consciously or unconscious. ly, of the men you meet, things that are given to you on account of your sex—and if you are good look ling you get them.” “How horrible!” I murmured Would Have Saved Money By Purchasing a Chickering Grand Weber Grand Sohmer Grand Weber Upright which sex is always apparent. Tem. | their women, not only to protect! ‘Broke Her Husband) of Drinking An lilinols Wife Broke Her Husband 8! From Drinking With a Simple Recipe That She Gave tect man from his own weakness. | If your theories are right, my dear, | them, I/ Mrs. John Tugwell his mother collapsed father was arrested roc with the murder of Kennedy, a wealthy elty, from the question,” ¢ | “ta M | employer? | Mollie did not ans | ute. (To Be Continued ‘MERCHANT MA ESCAPE PRISON GENESEE, N. Y., Nov. 24— ex-New York and banker, found gullty of obtaining cred! gel, Henry merchant on false showings and sentenced Yo ore. - ‘FRISCO TO ENFORCE ITS RED LIGHT LAW, SAN FRANCISCO, time considerably LOS ANGELES, Nov was carried from the room, and his n on an embeztiement charge, 19-year-old Perey Tugwell, charged) weeping, through two grilling hours} lof nervous strain, into her husband's arms was given his preliminary shortly after he was arrested, and |hearing here recently before Justice |had to be carried fro sanantonio “somata titacas tie to go Joy riding with her in prison and $1,000 fine, but it intimated he might not have to do time if he made sub- stantial payments to his credit. police commission took steps to en ltorce the red ght abatement law after December 15, and at the same leafe dancing regulations. 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