The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 9

SRHURSDAY, OCTORER 14, 1990. RVEYEAR AT WW NEILS President Reduces Espion- age Sentence of Dr. Marie Equi of Portland PORTLAND, Ore, Oct Marie Equ omanPreacher @ Says Men Easy ¥to Reason With CHICAGO, Oct. 14.—Women ate Detter ch pers than men. But me % easter to reason with When it comes to saving their souls These were the opinions expressed here today by Mis# Ruth Grimes, re youngest woman ntry, Miss een made pas & Methodist church at Blue cording to Miss Grimes, pulptt in great num within a few years and she be- SMeves they will prove just as effi- Cient at soul saving as men preach ers, “Most nurses are women and If Women can care for man's body she @an just as well care for his soul,” Mies Grimes said Mies Grimes, who served 18 mths’ as a missionary worker in @ social settlement, has worked most Weamong young people The boys, she said, were easier to mn with. | es joined the ministry, said, because it “runs in the p Mer father is the Rev. W. B./ fe pastor of the Vincent Metho- gherch at Blue at, J nL ] y Negotiations to Buy Newspaper SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.—Both | Chester H. Rowell, who recently! ®eld the Fresno, Cal, Republican, @nd M. H. De Young, publisher @f the San Francisco Chronicle, [day denied reports that Rowell is rerotia the purchase of the fan woo « hronicie. former Wife Sebe ex-Leader of “Drys”’ DENVER, Oct. 14.—Guy Arthur Holloway, former Anti-Saloon league Superintendent, whose wife was giv €p a divorce on the ground of his al Jeged drunkenness, is now being sued his former wife for custody of her | ren. She says Holloway is/ 5 Capable of “earning $300 a month ) When he works.” Buy Furniture to Match Their Hair} PARIS, Oct. 14.—Women are now Buying furniture to match their hair, Gccording to the general manager ofg one of the la aris stores. The firm has entry the management the department to a woman Ors and designs purchased by women With dark hair and bold, well-cut fea- tures, are passed up by the dainty blonde. } | Midwife Buys Twins to Increase Alimony} PARIS, Oct. 14.—Police are inves- tignting here the charge that Mme De Donker, a midwife, purchas posed Rew-born twins from a poor fa pr $100, telling m that a rich but SBhildiess woman wished them, when fn fact, she desired to claim them as her own to increase the alirnony rd wished to obtain from her hus band. Now Where Was He *During the Big War? “PARIS, Oct. 14.—Plerre Lamont, eas driver here, he one of hin tires burst. made off at top » Machine to end its cours telephone pole. A polices figated and returned to the station to find Pierre there and making a excited report that his pdaseng had fired on him and that only his pres. ence of mind in jumping had saved his life. They gave Pierre the French equivalent of the American “hous STINESS, $ndge advocate gener department, who has been on duty at Camp Lew. fs, has been directed to go to Bostoh for discharge. plc Tiger one ey since te bottle Ga Gantraft. Backes by & in the city hospital Thursday with machine which did not stop after hitting him. Pedestrians Mattison, 1717 Belmont ave. at Eighth ave. and Pike st. Wednes day night. It was driven by G Haas, 804 Bellevue ave. Pedestrians || Hit by Autos 505 This Year Wette, Swiss consul here, was painfully injured when struck by a runaway Seneca st. hill Wednesday night Pedestrians Hit by Autos This sabi et having been thot driven by ber 1 It is not always the new *— show, or even the show that stays longest on Broadway, that wins the best honors.) Here are four old favorites of the new season. Upper left Florence Darling in “The Midnight Rounders at the | Century Promenade” ; right— | Helen Wolcott, who has been starring in “The Hottentot”; lower left—Grace La Rue in “Dear Me”; lower right— Virginia O'Brien on tour in “Buddies.” ere te 25,000 Deaths per | Month From Typhus PARIS, Oct. 14—The bureau of the society founded to combat ept | femica rep that in Galicia and Eastern Poland ghere are 25,000/ deaths annually from typhus She Takes Dog to Bed; Husband Sues NEW YORK, Oct. 14-—Sander Suse in suing bis wife for sperm tion said that he had to sleep on a couch while his wife took her dog to bed. He said she told him that) she thought more ef the dog than she did of him. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Pine and E day night Pedestrians Hit by Autos 53 This Year J. J. de Villers, an airplane pi lot, 1114 Ninth ave., waa confined injuries, He was struck by an av tomobile Wednesday night at Ninth ave, and Seneca st. by a Hit by Autos This Year A car bit and bruised Miss 1 Fred Strasser, secretary to S Chauncey Wretht plunging down the autotruck, There are more than 15,000,000 or. ganized women tn the United States STEAMER with Xmas presents proceeding to GERMANY We loaded several 100.000 The, best brands of merchan dise on 8, 8. Waterbury and are selling while boat is on the way. What better, and for lene money, could you give them than their Xmas bread? A barrel of best American Flour, 196 Ths. for $19.50, or one of our $15, $30 or $50 food orders, Electric Irons $4.45 2-Slice Toaster Stoves at $3.90 &ft. Light Extension Cord, complete, 95¢ an send separately: 10 fhe to, 16.20; oF 19 Ihe Mutter Westinghouse Mazda Lamps 50 watts 40¢ Coffield Electric Washer Apex Suction Cleaner Acorn Electric Ranges Universal Electric Appliances Seattle Electrical Supply Co. 309 Pine St Main 5331 0” OFF On New and Fully Guaranteed Leather Goods and Trunks No salvaged, damaged or inferior goods in- cluded in this sale. Our goods are all guar- anteed—and our prices are LOWEST. BE SURE TO GET THE PROTECTION OF AN ESTABLISHED HOUSE BEGEROW TRUNK CO. 1409 Fourth Ave. SEATTLE, U. S. A. of 16th ave. N., ¢ from $4. m. to 6 p. m HE SEATTLE STAR OLD FAVORITES OF THE NEW SEASON | ) ‘SUICIDE I$ NOT INEGRO IS SHOT ["3.Make Aucitoiam i c's.cr Ot BY POLICEMAN "s:27s"s""" COWARD'S ACT’ of People, Says Nurse Men and| PORTLAND, Or y/thru the t by Mahan earl LOS ANGE women who co i, Opt. 14 mimit suicide ab be rated among the bravest and |Johnaon, negro, efficient people in the world, accord: | \ ited ne to Charles Whitehead, chief nurse With Sergeant of the Los Angeles receiving hos |Mahon was pital, where for years he has drew a revolver, helped doctors try to save the lives | de who attempted self trolman ing to commit | t can be done, | the job with the | ¢ doing it right,” ays White head |for moonshine If poison ia nelected, he finds out | when negro where to bullet. | “My expert has been that per y] rons who were very efficient in regular business of life were hen they decided to ty sufficient that life. "Suicides are not cowards It] takes nerve to swallow a deadly pol ROY BH. FURSE a person tries | sther attempt in| most suicide jue to melance & in whieh there s a determination to end everything The type of case that doen not try if muved the first, in| 100 the second time, where some ALLA FE WwW marry too young ARTH ing—-About 35 dark. Few peo the morning, when the sun| married life. ntwhen| ¢ nelve shining brightly, b fewer people are tion it! Good-bye! Sometimes They're Bravest | ahead Officer Is Fastes' “on the Draw” wearching room when tie negro entered threatened to shoot fficers maid. omen had gone to John y started searching It whisky what kind will do the trick. If he in olng to une m knife, he finds out nqut where to cut fatally, and a pistol, on, deliberately use a blade or putt | o Baer eed pa tibet Skagit Bay and one month’s average wage will put you s trigger je a aman bd 6es, a PSE acts ie » ‘inne satin tee le whet "ANSWERS in possession of one of these tracts. Hf you cannot lay |W.—It might be better If some of them didn't marry until MS. EMMA LANGE, 1612 N, 50th t-—-At what age she ry? At the age of discretion, of HARTMAN, 6350 n 35 and 40 WIDLIAMS, Crary build is the age. That gives nety per cent of suicides oceur| them 10 years of development before ple kill them.| they take on the reaponsibilities of 3. COHN, 1404 Third ave—What? t, and | Oh, no! I can't answer your question of 9% |—I'm too young. Ha! ha! Don’t men-| PAGE 9 The Crystal Poo! which b been ——— three years, Du “A VOICE jcompany will turn it Into « | OF one-third the capacity of the Are nm The company will remove the| DARK” | seats a4 noon as the swimming sea. Oct. 14,—fhot nan Me yoni antiy| Gives Wife $2.50 | Only in 19 Years LONDON, Oct Mu“ Deserted by n accidentally met him « He gave her $2.50, « Skagit Bay Lands $20.00 Per Acre on Easy Terms Do you know that 98% of all business men go broke some time in their business career? Do you know that 95% of the people who spend their lives in our cities are dependent on charity of others after they reach 70 years of age” You can-make yourself independent and provide for your declining years by buying land at von comes again A BIG MYSTERY PLAY WITH A KICK— NOW AT THE WILKES Bruening, Me Johnson's | He | ber husba: wor mr a Lanelly the pointed it at drew and fired they heard 4 was not In the by one month’s wages now while you are in your prime, what are you going to do when you are worn out and cannot do your master’s bidding any longer? Did you ever think of this? Don't howl for old age pensions; make your future safe. You can do it by buying some of this land. It won't last long; you must act quickly; there is only so much to sell, and when it is sold your opportunity is passed and it cannot come again. Write, phone or call for particulars. Join our excursions and see for yourself, SPARKS & DYE 1220 Second Ave., Ground Floor. 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