The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1919, Page 16

PAGE 16 Crime Wave Is Aftermath of the War, Says Chief of Detectives Chas. Tennant “Seattle has only just begun to | in full force, probably, about the mid brutal crime | die of the winter natural after: “How de know’? Becoauke I know math of bloody war.” the psychological after-effects of war Charles E. Tennant, captain of detectives, swun, nd in his swivel chair at police headquar and am acquainted with the work of the criminal mind, which is removed from ‘horse sense.’ ings Uttle Wast today, cites are al in the clutches of ruthless Diots are hatched, banks robberies committed, and e had just looked up from a ok in which were jotted . dates and other dats nected with the latest low? }men, wome hildren murdered mystery, Capt, Tennant ch ee ee y in cold blood ry day gum when he is deeply on : grossed. His jaws worked veho | abor troubles serve to incr mently Mon thrown out of v War,” he The gun and the black men's moral resorted to In desperation and st h cost of living is another ". Half this so-called Holshe Just wit men's Passions ot and| ism is not the sort that springs Blood from Russia, but the seething of « people struggling agalnat the high lving, Here and there an dual, finally maddened, “Every war bas been followed by a wave of crime, This latter war because of its vaster greatness, will | '™ cause a crime wave hith dreamed of | cont with us al the minal —~ th hap 1 mother were crim im; who knows ho oth: and never will where the horse ‘The crook, like any “Now, sense comes tr here's Corns, “Gets-It” ‘The Great Painless Corn Loosener— Simple as A. B. C.—Never Fails If you have ever tried to get rid of & corn by bundling up your toe with bandages. or by using salve that made your toe red aad almost raw, other animal, seeks the warmth in winter, ly cold at night ts at ite low ebb. to the Pacific Eastern winter is desperate People stay indoors much and the criminal’y business So he comes Weat, coast, where the cli of the crook westward | winter movement. “Getedt” That's one reason why more crimes ‘Takes Out are committed here in the winter the ” | than at any other season, andthe Our police department has not Cora. grown in proportion to the rest of the city, Every good clth feel it his duty, especially should | that may hetp keep the criminal un | der contro! where he belongs.” |INVENTOR NOW HAS | FLYING MOTORCYCLE A Swiss inventor has added a new |horror to the motorcycle. He has equipped his machine with a small |biptane, the wings of which can be closed up by pulling a small lever | when the wheels come to earth. The inventor gave a demonstration fight of one mile at a height of 15 feet With a 30-horsepower engine a speed of 56 miles an hour can be attained im the air, and 40 miles an bour on + the road. or tried to drag your corn out with k e will be a surprise Imagine peeling your uy ousiy, easily and painlesslyy ju: peeling off @ banana skin. Well, ns when nothing 6) t i that will give you lions of folks Blessed experi gutter, bins 9 for yourself and your peac atten “GOSH! EVEN THE GONDOLIERS STRIKE VENICE, Oct. 24—-Gondollers have y the Owl Drug | voted to strike for 50 per cent more y cos anes ured by I. Lawrence & C cago, 5 in Seattle b; Company. Special Sale OF 148 BEAUTIFUL Georgette Waists And a Few Crepe de Chines at $3.95 * YRIADS OF WAISTS! Rich silken beauties in a vari- ety of styles such as few stores can boast, are piled high upon generous cases that seem to almost sense the loveliness of thelr burden Describe them? 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