The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 13, 1920, Page 9

i % \ Life-Saving Methods Are Taught to Girl Scouts All Over Country NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—Drown fngs this summer have been, unfor | ‘tunately, numerous, and for that Feason the Girl Scouts organization of America has taken up the task @f training every girl in its mem-| Dership to save lives | More than 86,000 Girl Scouts are Feceiving instruction this summer ‘The girls are urged en in the work Dy the offer of 10,000 merit badges | for excellence in swimming. THE SEATTLE STAR {“BRIDES’ TRANSPORT” BRINGS RUSS WIVES OF YANK SOLDIERS Mrs. SPECIAL A SMASHING PRICE CUTTING MID-SUMMER SALE FOR . ONE DAY SATURDAY—ONLY—SATURDAY SUITS AND OVERCOATS i fil £8} tir Wty, i g 8 fn iF f i ES é H haa York bronze e extreme own. Rotable caze ts that of z i Kathryn McCiaaky, of Albany, N. _Y., @ 1¢-yearoid girl. She and some ether girls were E iris engaging On long only a a him to suffer “enlargement of the! pation. conesialiy in summer. i cre Get Beaute | Te fortunate ‘one aver ‘ca hu| cranium,” William C- Kendall has | opeth, chile tad Mr hcnne oe a See ply got to get in enough work to actual swim-|back and Uft up and down, restor-| Drought mult for dumagwe aguinst «| | Snerey tor wee cid nae eep my shop going until fall busi- then swimming | ing reepiration and at the same | When you feel constipeted Mr, Watter of 641 Minnie St. San Fran tarts. T orrow I ing » bottle of hair tonic and his head| {| sorta, more tired than you know ihe ness si 5 omorro am go om, and finally the time getting rid of the water: expanses is Guten es: Gon posh for || eireumatanees warvent, tabs a fur 7186@, bad to quit work because of com - The Victor Victrola ¥ Phonograph {i_ Extraordinary j A . Complete Line YO classics, vocal, instrumental or jazz is in the Catalogue or, better still, in our store. 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And the Yank soldiers did their full share of both, as 223 Russian war brides who have just arrived with ir husbands in the United States, happily attest. “There's one sure way of becoming Americanized quick,” laughed one of them, “and that is to fall in love, as you say, with the American doughboy!” Those pictured above are: Olga Petroff, daughter of a former colonel in the czar’s army, now the wife of Sergt. Frank de Silva, San Bernardino, Cal., and son, Henry James; Mrs. Ernest Burton (and daughter) formerly Eugenia Korenko, for whom the Red Cross is starting annulment proceedings; Mrs. Wilson Holland, daughter of a Russian army staff captain, wife of an American corporal from Iowa, and interpreter for the brides who ke little English; Claudia Twahina, 17-year-old high school girl of Vladivostok, who married Private John Zitney, of Chicago, and acknowledged beauty of the party. Pictures Are Sent by Wireless Now Big Line to Select Invites Mourners to His Own Funeral NASHVILLE, Ind, Aug. 13 While still living, Anderson Peret | Geld, @ lawyer, isvued an invitation Heat Saps Power; Store up Energy K perfect with Dr. I’ve simply got to keepmy shop going until September. I can’t lay off my crew—TI’ve sim- Process for sending pictures by wire |amwociation, asking them to attend lesa to any part of the world. It his funeral. “I am almost in the Syrup aad you can be used by means of any wire | shadows of the border line between | will have to work Jews telegraph oF telephode ppera-| this and the life to come,” he wrote. | 'UMMER is the season ofvaca- “Although I suppose you may view this aa strange, yet it is the desire, of my heart.” | tions, of slowing up in work, ‘And thorels a good reason for ti Heat all keep ourselves in such tine physical eondition that we can do our share even in Bot weather, Of first leto eve (hat there Importance te a regular, daily bowel elimination. If joa skip a day you are constipated, ing this I teach wrestling holds nee | TONIC Swelled His Head, Says Victim NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—Alleging | Methods of resuscitation, for which to get in enough orders for two weeks’ work. I am going to cut the price on a fine lot of woolens. Cloth- ing prices are going to be high this fall. 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