The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 7, 1920, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR, a he 314 PAGE 11”) { Pa { Ss - I } : > TAS oe) [er7arv: | OREN BY ODD SIN CL OOPS | ODN Or ON ra A OIL, OU LPF OS NK LO ae THURSDAY, OCTONER 7, 1920. 22P OWwer*7 Or in ft and both were strangers to un.| we had Just; traveled. 4 Chrys brought her mount down tn} “Come on!” she called to me over her best #tyle—she t# the finest| her shoulder, “Something has bap. horn Novel Dance GIRL ARTIST IS MUCH IN FAVOR | Frock Is of oman in our towh—and then | pened!” OF BOBBED HAIR FOR WOMEN Metal Cloth whe turned hin head down the road (To Be Continued) at BY CYNTHIA GREY : ; au! ae — AAP EE ES AI CERI E ES. ¥ Mivslie or 12 Uhaibereere te ot treat anche thing ov loth THE BOOK OF DEBORAH 10 & 10 10 & 10, y 7 17 , 7 F WHY CAN’T WE ACCEPT LOVE, JUST AS WE se ACCEPT DEATH? nd I rede for half any; “On! Is that aN! Chrys shrugged much slower than] her shoulders, we Iked mount, usually the) «1p i¢ will serve,” I maid penstvely. fleetest of the three, lagged behind.| «put that in the past tense,” said At Shore Bend Deb halted. “Sandy! Chrys, “Say ‘it has ser And seems "she announced. “POOr) then stop making such @ fuss about old dear!” j itt Love passes, I believe, If we We dismounted, | accept death, and get resigned to it An artist writes her views at length, and inasmuch as she |] taformation Depart €riticises my views on bobbed hair, I guess it’s up to me to | Ut Meath Seevice, We [ print her letter. It follows: ¥ if Dear Miss Grey: In your recent contribution to The Star, thre go ‘ 7 > ” | After babyhood has paased, be ' “The Giddy Woman, the Bobbed Hair and the Asylum,” You) ware of diphtheria. Of all’ the ask your readers, “What do you think of it, folks? Are you na of children 8 to 4 years of for or agin it?” and you add, “I will be glad to print Your) ase, more than oneseventh are ideas.” Indeed, the generous hospitality which admits to} ured by diphtheria. Your column so utterly irrelevant and foolish a communica-| Diphtheria ts preventable = tion as that signed “Never Again” might embolden one to] he? Properly treated. wilh ant! ‘send you, with good hope of publication, almost any sort Of | aren ‘who die from diphtherta really extravagant diatribe or Sonal extravagant apology respect-}iost their lives because of the tx ing the present vogue of bobbed hair. norance and carelessness of their » Rather am I impelled at your solicitation to speak in all) Pen riety a few plain words in reasonable defense of what not! Diphtheria ts « diapasn, mort often F @ few notable women of our day—Nazimova, Pauline Brad. | ree Se ame tk rd erick and others, for example—regard as a custom which, far} caused by a small germ called the from meriting the unreasonable and unfair animadversions | diphtheria dacitius. The disease ‘of your authoritative dicta as Seattlé’s arbiter elegantairum, | ™4y resemble finds ample grounds of justification alike from the stand-| A Very mild sore throat, the ton ints of good sense and good taste. sila and back of the mouth being ; , redder than usual, and the person My impulse to speak out on this matter to you and thru} jot fecting stl. to your multitude of readers, is all the more insistent be-| 1_ may look ke @ more severe “cause of the high regard I have always had for your work as} sore throat ‘or tonsilitis with a white & social utilit The unerring good sense which marks your or grayish patch, called a mem answers to so many foolish interrogatories, the uniform mod-|>™2*, on the tonsils, There may eration and fairness which characterizes your various pro-|°,n!Y °ne,° 8 fe™ small distines Titkenents, and the unhfailing wi ’ ‘ “| patches, and the throat may fee! . Wisdom of your salutary somewhat sore. ‘The glands in the this bobbed hair question has bobbed up again, eae a Deb, Chrys hour at @ OUR LIBERAL OFFER CONTINUED Applies to ‘x and Women's “ “He docs droop,” we agreed. | why can't we accept the idea that “1d better go home, girls,” sald! love passes, and get resigned to that Deb. “But don't let me ruin your| also? Love has ite big moments. ride this perfect morning. I'll go| Why can't we take them joyfully,| back alone—please, let me!" } be glad we em, and then let ¢ departed and Chrys and I line} poor Cupid go old Deb, fading gered at Shore Bend, a high point: away fe ‘e! you—moving in with a wonderful view of land and a blue fog! And that bebe Ann, flirt lake, But the landscape over which | ing with Van when—" the local artista raved had no attrac:| A sharp explosion startled Chrys’ tion for me that morning. horse and stopped the flow of her| I kept my eyes on Deb until she) wisdom. vanished at @ turn in the road. .1| “Oh, don't be jumpy! Chrys ad-! couldn't help worrying about her,| monished her mount with a com- riding alofe over the dreariest road | forting pat. “Nothing worse than an in the country. Poor sick Sandy| auto tire,” she continued as her| might stumble, almost anything} horse trembled beneath her, might bappen— | “Wasn't it back there—on the road “Perhaps we'd better gallop after! Deb took?” I asked anxiously. Deb?" I put my anxiety into this} “Couldn't say. But I own I'm get- question. | ting a bit jumpy myself,” Chrys con. "No! Better not! She'd be #0) fonned. sorry to @poll our ride,” Chrys| “Let's go back,” I suggested. area ee méthinks Deb ts al-| “Let's,” agreed Chrys. Then with ir acebunt im full within 30 days You should act now. This offer omit will guarantee nent you like for livery, and give you the the discount If you are looking for FIRST- CLASS SNAPPY STYLES, don't pass up this opportunity Yes, you ean have it charged 1 to inquirers, have made the name of Cynthia Grey | neck, below the tonsils, may be ready yipg around a full load of | just a trace of anxiety in her votte, pescereass = wored these many years. ” | alightly enlarged and may feel about sorrow, Bie getting awfully thin!*| “Isn't that Jim's new car coming?” pa Be [ood = Mea “Sha oes took frail this morning,”| It was Jim's new car, speeding to- I gered. 4 | ward us from the turn where Deb in ‘this’ ble, wide, wonderful/had disappeared. We could recor: world.” Chry®’ geatare included the! nize bis roadster a long way off by far hofizon whore the water touched a white band around the radiator the sky—"l- ask what's the matter) Instead of slowing down as it ap- with Deb? With you? With Ann?) proached us, the car whizzed past us But on the head of Bobbed|article but assumes it to be, |‘he "ie of small peas. The patient you do for once, I must/the many advantages of this "2 Se rsther hae : ’ t, decidedly nod. What, | sort of hair-dressing from the BE nthe Brougy radian 5 pa ged anyway, is all this pother standpoint of individual argo gray or white patches. Not about, that would anticipate health, comfort, convenience only the tonsils ,but alko the uvula, - ouF realization of its import-| and the requirements of sani- oa ge phen we eet tke teal With everybody?" at a speed which sent Chrys’ horse ance by such peg. head-| tation, are enough, I believe,| ‘i inay have om it white! or gray My dear, we're all tn love! 1/ rearing and caused my own to side- sighed. step into the ditch. Two men were line as “The Giddy Woman, to overcome the slight objec-| patches. (if there is a membr: | the Bobbed Hair and the Asy-|tions that may be opposed|on the uvula, the diveare fe. almost lum”? What is the offense? to it. certainly diphtheria) With such « _ Well, it happens merely that| | have . i _|throat the person feels very sick 4 now given you MY! Not only does th ’ conformably to the law of gi 3 | Not only does the throat hurt, but : fs tideas, Miss Grey, which you! there are usually aches in the back change and caprice in wom- ingly invited, oth tottat ied Po the neck and the mieciea gener en's fashions certain persons wi}; ° wh nae a] the ally, The glands in the neck may Save taken to bobbing their|™> when printing them, |. quite large and feel paintul when 4 . , | spare no comment which may | touched. ‘The soreness tp the throat hair. It does not seem that} Dp these pm occur to you as just and per-| may extend down the wind-pipe, and BY CORA MOORE “ridiculous and unwom-| tinent, Siete us, Reccorer membranes may form there. The) (Yew York's Fashion Authority) women, as they are styl-| we entreat you, such samples patient is feverish and often Is de-| The novel dance frock, illustrated, your correspondent, are cbiet - “| Urlous. “The fever, however, is not! is of metal cloth, a dull silver and! ed iti of sheer temperame! - bent on any propaganda of|/; h peramental criti-| gecessariiy high bright with a play of Night that 4 | + sigs cism as that furnished by) whenever diphtheria te ted. the bob, or are seeking in any |“ Never Again.” :. suspected. actually refreshing to Wok, upon, 4 “ j i“Never Again.” The logic she|a physician should at once be called | way to proselytize their long-| employs would equally apply see ar cn a The skirt iy rather @ novelty=« | locked sisters to their prac-|to the folly of one’s wearing} A new kind of wood, called powsim | 1°70, PASM with A long train. that tice. Yet you find it neces-|iong hair because, forsodth,| "0%. i being imported from Houth ing hecome a drapery. if, deaired, | | sary to give your readers 4) xide-show freaks and Wild! Asearice fot tae or & straight-hanging front that Sermon on this theme, tho! West medicine men affect the ee 8h) mee Domes. & perceptible dip to % in the! your position in the matter} nee nme re lexact center. The corrage com peems one determined solely | **™° several well known’stage cel-| prines a bib of the metal cloth over rang 4 : In conclusion, let me com-|ebrities and others not only |4 bandeau of chiffon and lace. by prejudice. Not an argu- m a |e “ y 2 Rect cama crdhenss Macs ment do yo vance inst}mend to your consideration,| pay their tribute to the bob- atte. — the ever] touching the matter in ques-|bed hair fad, but, indeed, as-|, Th, different portions of the spec. scessible missile of the ene-| tion, an article which appear-|cribe thereto much of their) is spreat show different degrees of] © ¢nies of innovation, the moral ed in a Seattle paper in which! success. ARTIST. | | temperature. argument, avails not in this oA fe Sa ae a a Rag 91% case. Indeed, you admit your- self that the bob may be the sanitary and practical of hair dress. ‘ That there may be some objections ‘to woman's 9 ing her hair on aes- thetical grounds is another story, yet to that Miss Grey | contributes nothing save the ¥ as remark that it’s “cer- tainly not becoming to a _ woman over 26.” But surely we are all too familiar with _ the whimsical and arbitrary mature of fashion to pro- mounce dogmatically what is and what is-not becoming. The criterion varies from sea- son to season, and from this critic and admirer to that. What a revulsion of feeling, what bitter repugnance, for instance, was manifested in so : Doing Away with Chance in Children’s Hosiery HILDREN are hardon Allen A Black Cat Hosi stockings, at best. 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