The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1918, Page 9

52 — PR PLT | SMe BaP | stem 2B 7 | ee TE MOAI OH TM PTA SSSSltt | 4 wet Ss Set SS Sere ¢ SS OMrl Seerei cr Sf » Soyer Sat a 2, a ae Tee THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, atta 28, 1918 CONDO| BALMY BENNY —It Isn't His Fault They Don't Know. VL BET YouR FOLKS BACK HOME ARE FEELIN’ PRETTY \\ PROUD FoR 2 PROUD OF You NOW. eH? TAKS erie oF, S. Vice Disease Clinic a Great Success; It Is Due to Non-Coercion, Says Physician (Special to The Star by N. E. A) _ EL PASO, Tex., Aug. 28—The| fight against the evil that has been Tock on which many an ancient | faad modern state has been wrecked | proving a success since the United | Rates established the El Paso vice) clinic, about six months ago, the direction of Dr. V. V./ food, second ieutenant in the Unit- States army, and Miss Catherine | ly, & trained nurse. _ Seventy-five to 80 cases are being | ted daily by the clinic, and edu- tive lterature, looking toward the of reliable knowledge | ot hygiene is being circulated among the patients, and among the public in the clinic first opened, the in supply of patients were jhe on male and female, from the inty and city jails, but gradually percentage of voluntary patients increased, until it is now approx- tely 75 per cent. Social Worker Aids A social worker is an attache of clinfe, and regular visits are | to the houses of patients, and | of the classes more generally ed with disease. This worker, addition to her work in actually Ing patients, and others, distrib- the literature provided by the officials. ‘The government has supplied the Paso clinic with a number of dif. | solutely no charge, and no publicity | | sae mnt tracts, eXplaining methods of ition and cure of such disease. | nal success of the clinic to the fact About 60 per cent of the patients treated at the clinic are women. OM BUT 1 DONT “TWINK “THEY KNOW 1 GoT ir! MEDAL OF WHY — HAVENT You WRITTEN Wem AgouT rv ver 2 TWO SEATTLE NET STARS: FOREST HILL Vail, Rob Wabraushek the two Seattle representatives in the national singles hamplonship were |G. eliminated when Wabraushek, North: | western Junior champion, lost to H 8 Parker, 6-0, 6-2, 61, Kelleher, former Washington state champion, | defaulted to R. L. Murray Ichiya Kumagae, the sensational Japanese entry, won his initial match of the tourney, defeating with ease Whiteman of Boston. In the other matches, the favorites won quite decisively. Tilden, Hayen. | Burdick, Wright, and Fichards ad. . of these cases are, of course, | Y8need another round yithout much brought in from the Jails, but by far | *#fleulty the greater proportion are cases of women who voluntarily submit them: selves for treatment at the clinic, The female patients are divided | about equally between single women land married women Dr. Wood attributes the phenome: W. Pike defeated H 60, 64 L. Murray defeated Lieut Kelleher by default. Beals C, Wright defeated Dr. B, F. Drake, 6-0) 6-0, 6-2. Third round cB. 6-3, 6-3 Dr, H. J. K. Morganthaler C, Simmons, 6-2, 61, 6-2 Selichiro Kasio va, G, A. L. 6-1, 7-9, 6-4, 2-6 (unfiniahed). defeated N. ¥., Aug, 28.—| D. A Hugh Kelleher, a defeated EB, Dionne, nen defeated FR comb, 6-2 64 Third ro The Summaries Second round T. R. Pell defeated R. N. Dana, 2-6 63. Parker defeated R , 62, 64 Niles defeated W. J. Galion, Hall defeated 62 | Wright, 46, 7-5, 6-1, 6-3 Burdick defeated Vincent Richards defeated 6-3, 6-1, 61 Anderson 6-1, 63, 6-3 tendance upon the patients. Careful | oyanin, ar, a. on oa ed FP sites, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2. card records are kept of all cases in . , aalicty Beta the clinic, and if by chance the pa Pcie four meri? defeated F.C pe aa a i 1- tient does ae appear, the socal | a : ie worker puts the name on her list and ascertains the reason for the de- Unquency. No Coercion Used Coercion, tn Dr. Wood's view, | would have nullified the good of the clinic to a great extent. cele LANDS IN JAIL things as vice and the social evil by | J- McKay, 46, alleged to have mado force at any time,” saifthe doctor. |the assertion that he would not un “Ever since the human race began.| der any circumstances fight for the eee drat have been tried with:|trnited States, was arrested Tuesday “A little leas acorn for those who|™orning by Police Officer W. V are down, and a little more of a help-| Riley, at Second ave, 8. and Wash Ing hand from those who are not,|ington st, following a complaint will do gore toward cleaning up this | made by Odin Anderson, of the Tour country and the world, than strong | ist hotel, He ie held without bail for yt Ae techn padicsell | federal investigation. The Fl Paso clinic is maintained at | “70! Sve an of federal suspects government expense, in the base- | stonday afternoon, the following men ment of the courthouse. There ts al | re arrested: Fred Her-nann, 29 mil Colman, 23; Frank Scorscone, }22; G. L, Bolt, 26, and John Zelinske, who claimed to be 20, but who, the police think, t# over 21. The men had no classification cards, the po lice say. die defeated A. 8. Dd. S defeated G. W. 62 Wabrau Wight Irving C A. H ¥. that absolutely no coercive measures were taken to insure regularity in at H defeated C. G. H. 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