The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1919, Page 11

THE FRIENDLESS GIRL AND BOY war nd She Uses Derwillo To . like Caruso singing the Bob OP: what not Three Manu a] | Wil-ommmm Brownnnn, get) was tried and sentenced to ene 4 e e Bert Li ell Be t Jali you got and come on,” he cries,|in the reformatory, And at 40 au er Complexion ines: 2 hot" ese whan Yaa aia aces pecia rices from basso to tenor away to #tart his sentence —IN— as And yet, it hasn't been all pleas Changes in Week | ure, I HAD SADDER MOMENTS Tr wa. hw clan 4 clamor IN JAIL THAN I EVER KNEW pg hebhrondbatpe id sagy ee Inpagalioin. 5% CKIE’S Bath Ate et toe Sn Boys’ Suits, Special $10.00 HELPLESS AN OPELESS IN| o™ be GF lege nil sd UELPLH® AND HOPELESS ee ul oys’ Suits, Specia . For on all sides of me were men and women, boys and girls, to wh the vinit of an editor In jail, with friends calling constantly, seemed #o strange that they have come to be Neve I could get them out of the plight they were in Girt Begs Ald Last night in jail 1 was climbing the long iron stairs to my room, after DEMPTION —AND— CHARLIE CHAPLIN other jailer shoplifting and with charges yet to be tried. The and he's @ thoroly good ma loved and respected by the prix had told mo of her, He be! she is the innocent and ignorant four tm of bad npany. An jo When I got to my room I read the note, Misspelled and un grammatical, it was a plea for assistance from a girt who has no friends, who says her baby ia sick and her old mother in poverty—alone in jail without help of support of any kind. And @ negro back in the tlere of | TH sAW HAS DEFINITELY DE cella where scorea and scores of ne TERMINED WHICH KIND OF A/T! e 9 e kro prisoners are confined, sent me MAN Hi SHALL BE | : Out & petition by the guard, a peti| 1 almost forgot my own case in| fi} 4 pion 10 pages long, and every the erest I took in those around | i} lof it carefully printed, instead of ™¢, in the hopelessness of my fel: | written: A railroad man on a charge of robbery, and ‘others, appealed to me for help-—yet I couldn't honorably keep even myself out of Jail. What ever I can do for them I sball, but a|T am afraid it will be little, Perhaps if) it wil be possible to induce the court ” and the mecuting witnesses ny |drep the “ against the girl an Dllet her go home to her mother and ij baby. I HOPE 80, Wasted and Sidetracked Living in jail and visiting in jail I have dine ed, are two very dif cheeks the akin New York— the clever young |eessfully starring under the |mount banner, is famous for her | beautiful complexion hen her |Priende inquired about it she. saa due toa t b derwillo which The tem is won, prom, Ne. T ly bea! Interviewed In re Clayton's remarkable stated, “Anyone can have a beau! complexion when they v ery simple proce DELPHIA, Sept. &.—Im- | ti in a window pane, mak a sungiase thru which the rays article in my 4 ‘Were concentrated on a bed in the and egttl you 7 1, you have no theme of Mori Sorth | idea of the mi us results Band st: today, partied the ves of [Nery Firat Application wil 4 you » the tol two sleeping chiktren. jany ‘This is the only explanation the | ert : men and parents have to offer | {0° * for the fact that the bed on the third floor in which the children were sleeping at 9 o'clock began to |} samoider and then burst into flames. |i). surprising f you will give it a fair) What @ jail was before, Il become just as ¢ seen #0 many men and women loll Tam and ° ‘ : ing around, day after day, in abso ae ti~ aw it | sidetracked. + | jail can best be compared to the rall road sidings travelers pass #o often of anything we have We are authorised by ore to refund the money ¢ pidated box cars st note pt application n and note A peach- deficiency Jetracked and * cause of so have been IAMEL CIGARETTES win smokers from the start because the expertly blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos make possible Camel’s delightful mellow- mildness with that all-there “body.” Camels meet your fondest cigarette fancies in so many ways. 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At the meeting! of the Kent city council it was determined to spend $1,500 for the of parking strips at) maintenance Great Alamo Shows on the the expense of the city, The tax| ground all week. levy will be between 14) ) a and slight inc over | Pinay Heth waPbiboad hy fo ease Round Trip Fare— the prem 1 Thirty-six thou Over Scenic ETI Ne | ie! ye . wand and twenty-five dollars will be Free Camp Site. Including War Tax s raised for municipal expenses dur- Reduced Rates on all Railroads ing 1920. | ert | Bs Sergt. Raymond Jeffery, who was|| For Season Tickets or Infor. mation Write to * Frank Meredith, Sec., Yakima, Wash, attle office of the Stand ‘ore he went to France, | than 20 months ago, has re- | turned to Seattle and will resume his | h old position, after a brief vacation, Puget Sound Navigation Company Colman Dock. Main 3993. more