The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1919, Page 14

1919. THE SEATTLE ST. Shipping Traffic Under Her Thumb Forget > Sugar Worries - ZLIZARLTH FoswtoNn manager, at her desk Miss Elizabeth Robinson, general traffic NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—The young-|me a trial—out of est corporation manager in the world |cants. I started at $12 a week and the only woman boss of a big Ever since I was a ebild I always shipping business, is Elizabeth Rob-| wanted to be better ahn anyone else inson. She is a 2l-yearold slip of|at anything I tried to do. Once I a girl, with an office at No. 11} wanted to be the world's champion Broadway, and she is general traffic | typist. And I did manage to get the manager for a shipping firm which | championship of my commercial cob Joes business all over the world lege. And when I went to work for Three years ago she was “drawing | this orn, I had an idea that I down” $12.00 a week working in| Wanted to get to the top ef it. You Philadelphia, Now she gets $4,000 a] can’t get anywhere unless you put year, and besides owns an interest] Your head and your heart into the nm the business of the company, of | thing you're doing. which she {s also a director, Young, If you are in the foreign trade modest, pretty, glossy-haired, and/game, you have got to know all black-eyed, she looks like a boarding-|about trade routes. I studied home school girl, but what she doesn't | nd foreign traffic and routing in all iow about traffic conditions, ship | thelr ram ations, and I think I * ping rates, ‘ “bottoms,” | know a little about Insurance and customs, methods of packing }banking and shipping legislation. I the rest of it, simply ten't known! bu life, and I can't under Ambition to Excel » go into the business « ns 1 re means of tiding over T was only 17 when I started to/ untii they can find a husband. Of work for this company in Philadel-| course one expects to get. sonrviedl phia.” explained Mise Robinson. | put the girl who gets fun out of her ‘They advertised for a woman of | work, always has something worth executive ability to take charge of | witte, even if the ideal man t the office. When I applied, the boss | come along.” smiled kindly and said I was too! Pa young. I talked with him for a few “The Boss” Convinces minutes, and he consented to give| Miss Robinson came to this coun try from Russia when she was 7 years old. Her job as traffic man- Will Take Off Jager is to follow shipments from the | point of origin to the point of destin. All Ex Fat ation. When she was sent to New * cess |York to open the New York office |of the shipping firm, the agents for Do you know that there Is a sim-|the Broadway office building hes » harmless, effective remedy for |tated to do business with her. They ness that may be used safely | aiant think were aut in| retly by. any man or woman | wince ae nse hy who ta losing the slimn_ss of youth? |40ing business with “a child like me,” ‘There is; and it is none other than |as Miss Robinson puts it. But a few the tablet form of the now famous | minu conversation convinced Pion Tabiete You |them. When she tried to hire office n of from | help, many of the young women who applied could n ‘e she was bors. She vinced them also. » hundred appl [1/ ily = so | > N all cooking and baking recipes use Karo instead of sugar. Karo is sweet —of delicate flavor. It brings out the natural flavor of the food. It is fine for home candy-making and preserving. Use Karo half and half with sugar or use straight Karo if preferred. “You can’t buy enough sugar at your grocers! You can buy plenty of Karo today. Buy in Quantities - - Save Money Wii i 4 f Important Notice About Free Book Prepare for Xmas Candy-making at Home this year. 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Mich |posing array of traffic maps, she manages to look the part, in spite of | ,|her curly bobtied hair and generally || Youthful appearance, 1} dicen ms aaa ° escape, the play would be jolly good | se ei | "Who Saye Chine” TEUTON WOMEN (“Up in Mabel’s Room” No [i2"2°5."5"= CENSORSHIP IN (2 *====== int Gouin’ INSULT FRENCH, Place for Church Pillar "=" JAPAN STRICT OC No person who is a pillar of the; Long Island, and among the other | ‘he!r laughs pee ee SIRI 5 1d progressive, And created abo strife. —— %| PARIS, Nov, 24—severat months} N° ‘ , TOKIO. ‘Nov. 9 a asia Give the folks ago the regrettable incident of the | ChUrch, over the age of 90 years, or|Kuegta is the beautiful Mabel and| As Mabel, Julie Ring is obviously KIO, Nov. 24.—The severest | on oS Istoning of the German delegation |O®10D«® to the Society for the Sup-| her still more beautiful chemise A graduate from musical comedy, but |censorship exercised anywhere in for Thankegiv- a ~jomen- | Pression of Vico, should nee “Up in| There are other ladies in the party |*he plays the part competently and/¢iims is in Japan. Nowhere else in| ing. occurred at Versailles. M. Clemen: | 2re " r r | Coal apologized promptly for the | M@abel's Room,” the hilarious farce | who once harbored a sentimental | Wears her lingerie becomingly the market for movies are, the pur CHOICE SALMON discourtesy and allied preas ex-| ‘Dt opened for a week's run at the | feeling for the unfortunate Garry,| Sager Midgley, an éxcellent farceur, | chasers so critical in their Judgment pressed regret. The attitude of the | Metropolitan Sunday night | and who are intent on making him | has the role of Garry, and his work /In 1917 the board of censorship’ di French government was merely one|, "UP in Mabel's Room” is one of! as uncomfortable as possit Forgi# easily the hit of the evening.| vided the films into two classes @ vearet. No effort was made to| the bedroom farces that became ept- | this purpose » pink chemise ia a| Whatever distinction the play may ns for those under the age of 15 demic on Broadway last season, It} powerul weapon, Garry js terrified | POksess is due to his actin and for thorg over that age, explain or excuse the outburst. Few | of the papers published the particu-|'" ®% Shining Ight in the modern} lest his darling wife discover the |- e In one y the office at Tokio lar incident which provoked the|!!Mserle school of drama; and any | pink chemise, but Mabel refures to o e jexamined 1,935 subjects, of which populace of Veruailies. ‘Two women |Pe#0, be it male of female, who! return the garment to him. In fact only 641 were accepted. The Japan typlats attac to the German com-| ‘inks that a chemiso is not a fit she threatens to show it to his wife es¢ censor will not permit @ kiss of weighing 7 to § Ibe dressed. 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A $200 guarantee is offered to » prohibited to such a degree that seattle, Walle French. It in mot as shocking as the 224 / and the satisfaction of feeling wick. | *talke users a ypelin raid film was denied ex dintniaeliosn x Why become or remain bald if you! hibition. In the matter of titles, one one agae jannual convention of the Lady ed, for $2 and the war tax. W ? for and ne war ta hich | can grow hair If others have ob. n Lingerie Saleswomen's association. | is cheap enough these daya, conak eda new growth through Ko-|™Ust also be cautious, as in 10 ot wishing to persuade you to #¢e | ering the } igh cost of feeling wicked oO. why not you? a box at | ™ONths this same censor had elimin coasting eu seoaegtiwe warn| hes ee eee a busy drug” ator 19 | ated 2.144. 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