The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 18

PAGE 18 | SOBER U.S. | et AOL MM 5 SBE AE AR Sma Te hoe Oldest Man HE COULDN'T Ill at Age of 146 Against I. J. Joyner LONDON At a preliminary Bearing be yeeny | area time in the are day, Justice of the se C. Dalton dinminned a . CO a dixpateh fre me ‘Constantinegle, 1 ury againet Ira J. nea o be e « oot man in he making @ false affidayt na oul | wrortd, ie uttering trom | Minister, Revived One Day, Simume in superior courts life, Zora Mehmed, who, ac (pacatetenaaeiadee THE \Drop Perjury Charge Jan, 21.—For the | 146 r Eng ¢ his wating to | CHEAT DEATH Falls Dead the Next Examine Officers of | ne & 200 to 1,000| HAMIRA, Ga, Jan, 1 —Rev. RP National Guard Here| pounds, He made a bet he| Fain was host at a preachers’ confer edaion of 15 Weainaten 6 4 could lift nda with hia teeth ence, Me fell in @ faint Others Sientcaseeees eaten Urmsemete | q land ruined them in the attempt, He| “laid him out,” thinking he was ae nent federal recognition was begun got along for some time without any | dead. ik ducae at tae s, a Gee : Says Wet ~ England Can't \@ Hope to Compete With ‘ Dry America BY MILTON BRONNER LONDON, Jan, 21 How did you find America” “Better, happier, healthier, richer ‘and more productive—since prohibi Gen, W. Bramwell Booth, head of ing. the Salvation Army, answered like a Man who's mind already ts made ur I interviewed him on his return from a tour of Northern and Bastern States, It was his first trip to Amer fea since 1915 “Flow much of a differenc Bnd between a ‘wet’ Ameri ‘ary’ America” Y “Everywhere Salvation Army of Gers told me prohibition had brought "about an entirely different set of con . We used to do a great deal aiming the down-and uor, That orders, did you and a almost a thing “What is Americs ent probler “Unemployment. Despite prohibt @ion there is still a cold blast of pov So you think, as so often Is said fh Bnelans, that prob ibition has con ment? thing about is the sen greatest pres gible way in which the big American Wistifiers have accepted it and con Werted their plants to beneficent uses. makes furniture polish; less . more furniture, more need for ‘ , YOu see “Do you think England will follow America in adopting prohibition?” > “Te will take us 25 years. But a ‘@rinkdrugged lon cannot hope’ for Teng to compete with a sober ragie.” "What was the strongest impres-| ‘gion you carried home from Amer- feat ‘i *“E wouldnt say this was the “wrongest—but I came away with a) 4 t grief in my heart because child is still being exploited in some your manufacturing cities, notably sWhat remedy would you sug-| tour state and federal laws do go far enough I have a feeling, | that the laws are winked at. All under 17 should be barred from factories.” “Any other impressions?” { “Many. I was forcibly struck by your indifference to the fate of the immigrant. You leave him to shift for himself. He xenerally drifts to} slums, among poverty-stricken peo- ple who speak his own tongue.} America should divert its streams of Immigrants out into the open reaches “of the great West, where their labor needed on farms and ranches. In| the Army has sent 200,000) nts to farms, so the proposal Practical.” ~ “America hasn't reached the mil- Jenium yet—but she is moving rapid- By in the right direction.” molars, Then he Starves, Tho He Has $200 in His Pocket | SACRAMENTO. With $200 in his pocket, John Boon was found on the street here starv On Friday before Christmas he received in the unemployment during which he was unable the money and postoffi get any cal anyone to identify him M. C condition on the street and gave him! soldier ansistance. and then got 4 set of false | His son, Rev, R. D. Faint, went to! gay under an examining board of United States army officers fet Another set and | tell his mother of his father’s death. od ys they always give him indi-| Rev, John Housing Shortage Hits Chicago Birds va Rev the conference physician sald he had suffered only fn acute attack of indigestion. He went to the station to bid good Fain resumed his dutiew at the next day, A Cal, Jan, 21 ago advines Mrw. nols Federation Women's Clubs. | clergymen puntinngereanantamerananneda Take 1 or « Lessons STEVENS’ ¥.A0.4 Teaching Tf you value time and nor Litte Cost Private Maite i] Dey and Fvening. Young Lady Assistants 4th and Pike, Matw sont || Danced tm leading places | of New York City | Teachers Ase bye to departing On the way home he fel? in the street No one him and he expired mail two $100 money to tide him over 4 period of to find work. When he was near to resuscitate t to every ba town but could use he couldn't f Finally A. found him in-@ fainting got k Electrical engineering ts being taught by the United States voce onal schools to STL dimbied former | and engineering of all kinds! Member to 2,387 Hand-picked, fragrant young tea leaves ONLY—that is what you get when you buy Galt’s Tea. And, because it is pure tea, absolutely—you get 240 cups of delicious tea to the pound. 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