The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 18

eee RI Re I RR I SR ee nl Se ne tea RN tA RR renaarmei arcasee THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1919. Seneitibus of an Artist’ 's Model Phe Sire fuDtcTl ae st nt SOUND a d Ss Sti Ils | Albert Gustafson Sues for leaps co eee ee tos and Sugar Stalls 25,000 20 Ibs, Pure 95c¢ |S" of Crystal White, Bod /f| $25, I Decide to Bpcome a Dancer Cane Sugar .......... | White, Old Size Lenox | | re 6 Ibs. pure 48 or NoRub ..... *25c | Allegtng that on March 31, 1919, he| BY MANYA RUDINA | Cano Sugar .......... C | raree pks. |]| was confined in the city Jail, which | Famous New York Artist's Model Carnation or Le | ote sce 25c \is unsanitary and unhealthy, that} My mind filled with determination —. BAIR. «2.0000. . | Small pkg. 10 |talse charges were placed against to become & dancer, I visited all 4 ty 45c Citrus -: c him in Judge Gordon's pourt of hav: | the exhibitions and art gallerion, and bare small is | 8 Old Dutch 25c ing intoxteating Hquor in his poases|was so ocoupled that 1 forgot the 30c Mere ts¥ een eoeens sion, of which charges he was later {necessity of making @ living . 6 Sunbrite Hage cleared, and that in his arrest he| Then T heard that Isadore Dun CHAMBER voces cee eee 25c was assaulted and beaten, Albert |can was to dance at the Metropol 3 Palm Olive or a : or (th opera house, When I went for | Creme O88 . : 25c Gustafson filed suit In the superior | ‘80 GPErM Nila ore only $3 tickets court Thursday asking $25,000 dam jie, could not afford the money ACME GROCERY it ages against BE. 1. 8 ter, M.S.) but I determined I must see her lArbogast, J. O. Reve and I. /And so I went without food for Lower Floor Oxura, dry squad patrolmen, \three days to pay for the ticket Ibs. Ss Gustafson demands $15,000 for the} When I saw Miss Duncan It 10. pure Cane Sugar ......... xf false arrest and $10,000 for the &! |weemed to me I had seen her be leged thrashing fore, I must have kown her always. | ‘ When I left the theatre I felt that jevery muscle of ny own hurt, That \Reported Dead; He was because I had followed her | Drinks Polson: Dies | ance with my own’ body. | CANTON i Booty p.| Nothing would now change my | wit inn clave, {determination to become a dancer. lend etre Bes peices I was atill without work and here recently. Ho had trouble con-| With very little money. I asked vincing friends that he was really |‘? friends I had met at a Russian | alive. {ball what I should do, | Ho took poison and died before) “Why don't you | doctors arrived, leaving a note #ay:| be a cashier?” I ing: | 4 "I was reported dead and when 1| “** asked. Jeame home everybody turned me| ore sald: | down.” | 2 10¢ pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti .... 2 5c pkgs. Corn Flakes 50c Hill's Red Can Coffee ..... 45c can Royal Baking Powder .... 8 l5c cans Sardines 8 15c Palm Olive or Creme Oil . 30c Gold Dust or = Powder .... 8 15c Shaker Salt . 6 boxes Matches ... Fresh Ranch Eggs, doz ‘CRESCENT MEAT CO. Quality meats at money saving prices. Meats that are well cut, properly refrig- erated, and Government inspected. | Our experience and standing is a guaran- | ‘tee of good service. Oth "Geta position waleslady.’ even suggested that I should go on the vaudeville stage | I wrote home | to my parents to | tell them they should not wor ry, that I was | about to get @ It’s Different ‘STALL 21K StATION| = MRS, LARSON See veverpolan Fresh Milk, STALL was oe MOTHERS |Beieas Rest Butter, Ib. | Good Coffee, Ib. Ice Cream, dish . Ice Cream, quart did not = need help. I was not going to let them | think that I had fatied and that BREAD or Federal Milk 25¢ SUN PRODUCE their warnings Stalls 14-15 a ©o. | when I left home | had all come | Everything seasonable in true. | FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Then a@ friend | At Lowest Market Prices. told me of & I man who was getting up a } Russian dancing VALLEY BOOMING | lle and 160 c! boom! Ra | Dead men tell no tales, but if and singing act, hel the ing Pa wed wealthy, thelr alleged heirs will tell Worth the a kind of operetta. ! Manya Radina, native of Ras poo] Roy A | @nough on them. Price. “Get in It," he advised. “You'll| sia, came to Canada with her an a Order of be able to make enough money in| parents, who settled near Wir | Your Grocer. nipes. Miss Rudina had always longed to be an artist's model. After sketching her earlier life, she is telling how she came to New York and finally became one of the mostsought models in the studios, a few months to pay for your dance | ing lessons.” I decided to take the advice, I went around to the manager, whore (C5057 ™ i |address was on Broadway, but when | 22D) Cy 1 entered his private office iixe| hin looks. ~ ENTRANCES FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES I @i4 not expect, of course, that von the kind of girls with whom I . TURDAY SPECIALS-Market Closes 6 P.M. All men may be Wars, but not all ars are men | u Sn mene ee ee Kindly | could be at ease, And I would have did think that he would look Iike|to be friends with them if I were & filc@ business man. to spend all my time on the road | “You'll make a success, little girl,"|and behind the scenes with them. he remarked as he looked me over! I heard the stage manager say: from head to foot. “You'll do.” “She'll be all right when I coach | He asked me to sing for bim. I her" ‘That made me smile to my }di4 and he seemed pleased. because I already felt that 1 | Then I thought I would like to knew more about dancing than he | see the people with whom I was to did |work. I was taken to the shabby| 1 told the manager that I would! |tittle hall where the company was let him know the next day whether [rehearsing and found that most of /I would accept his offer, but I never) the girle spoke Polish. | went back. | I got into conversation with them} When I thought of the life tho: |and at once realized that it would | poor girls were living I decided that ib impossible for me to become |it would be better to be a cashler| ‘They were t ‘than to go with _that troupe, asia | Night Attends One or - | Two Lodges; Some Joiner! ch BY 0. B. JOYFUL | Past consul Modern Woodmen. I know how itis. Every fow weeks | Lieutenant-colonel of Foresters. Past president Knights and Ladies estern Delicatessen Co./] CENTRAL PUBLIC Pe a SEATTLE MARKET CHILI CON pe? pint . CLUB SALAD, pints for ...........2.e000- 25 | per | your old man wants to take an even- CHICKEN CROQUETTES, 25c HAND CHEESE, 5c ing off and spend it with the boys at | of Security. j B for ........2..- cee ee eens ses aeIU leach ........... vepeblandane the lodge. Gee whillikins! That| Past president Triple Tie. | man doesn't seem to care for his; Past viceroy Protective Home Cir-| sence ee eees ees SSC BP home, running around to lodge meet: | cle ings. Why, he would go every week | Past sachem of Red Men. CORNED BEEF LOAF, very fine for ea Ib. 3 if you didn’t set your foot on such | things! Yeu, I know how {t is, Missus; I'm married, too. Past master Topeka A. F. and/ A.M. Past master Topeka consistory. Thirty-third degree Mason. Farmers’ Vegetable Dept. | Washington Fruit & Vegetable [Yakima Gem Potatoes, 10 Ibs......25¢ | Department For yoke seamed Shown es ft potentate ot Myatis Burien | er 3 ec & be Small Onions, to boil, 3 Ibs........10¢ | Best Bananas, dozen...... BOP and 40¢ Bi) have a husdandiens homo at least six] Member of Shawnee Golf club. | Head Lettuce, each 5¢ and 10¢ | 100-size Sunkist Oranges, 5 for....25¢ evenings a week. The lodge germ bit| Member of Topeka Country club. | ° ’ ase 4eeee | Per box EE CEES Fk Se Pe ae ‘ ‘$4.55 | him harder and in more places than | Member Cooperative club. Green Onions, 5 bunches...........10¢ | any other fellow, He got the joining} Drum major of Marshall's band. 64-size California Grape Fruit, ‘seedless, | when > | P lb. 15¢ } habit early, and never got over it. Past knight commander Toltec Green Peas, ttteereeeeee . 2 for 15¢; box ..........008, | Brother Penwell is an undertaker | Rite. lew Potatoes, Ib....... -10¢ | 300-size best Lemons, dozen }and politician at Topeka, Kas, i Member of Red Cross | Here follow his various lodge titles| Member of the Rebekaha. Extra Fancy ‘Asparhgus, ib -20¢ Pa gM ss Bp tee land society memberships Past patron Eastern ater Cucumbers, each .................15¢ | Best New Potatoes, Ib....... President Tope board of educa-| Member of Pythian Sisters, T Ib 25¢ | Ripe Tomatoes, lb. 20¢; 2 lbs... B5¢ tion. Member of Royal Arcanum. Ripe ve re . . . seeeee Hothouse Tomatoes, lb, 30¢; box, $2. 50 President Topeka Free Fair assocl-| Member of Woodmen Circle. “Hothouse Tomatoes, Ib.. ation. Member Sons and Daughte: ah bf “os coer Cucumbers, each....20¢-25¢ Ex-president National Funeral dl-| Justice. iol Sweet Oranges, large, 5 for.. ¢ | Bermuda Onions, lb..........26+.-15¢ | rectors. Member Fraternal Brotherhood. Director Shawnee Building and| Member United Commercial Trav. Loan. Director Prudential Trust Co. Director Morris Plan bank. United States jury commissioner of | Kansas. | Retired alde-de-camp of Gov. Cap: per, Trustee I. 0. O. F., No. 40. Past grand master I. 0, O, F. Past noble grand I. O. 0, F. 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SO ee A ship in called “she,” therefore, she must be a suilslady, | the brim, The hat is of black satin, and tho weeping willow effect is obtained by long wreaths of glycerined ostrich LOWER FLOOR sR Daylight Bakery field, with all its richness, [ is brought to you in Kap- pel & Rickles’ bread. Our} bread made out of the very best ingredients, the public. You owe it to}; yourself ‘to come in and] see our daylight bakery, Kappel& Rickles 108 Second Ave. So. Second and Yesler. and pastries are anata — Main 5055.