The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 8

1 AGED WOMAN " LOSES MEMORY at * Holiday Specials For the Last Day of a Highly Successful WHITE WEEK We Offer These Three Extraordinary Values ry for Women and Gils White Canvas Coins Gtregped $1.95 With military heel, Per Pair Is Taken From Train Portland | r t |i Suffering | al May tons PORTLAND, from complete woman about 50 years of age was taken from the California express! here last night upon its arrival from of memory, San Franciaco, | She waa ill and penniless, | Pol | tifteation marks of any nature in her © mld that there were no iden lugmare. | Outside of a whispered statement that she “thought her name was | ly Black,” the woman could giv information as to hersélf, home or | frienda, Saturday only, \Find Many Movies Break Moral Code | | Of 394 films exkmined thruout the | letate during the past week, more | | than 135 violated one or more of the | standards ip | This w the State Federation of clubs. Of the offensive filma, the ere ateat | eturing im- | White Canvas Slipper With one strap and Baby French heel, Sat- urday only— | number transgremed in p Bf} moral or vulgar situatio jority of these films were | A nationwide tion pictures was taken by elub wornen all over the country - ma | survey of m | Girl Responsitle for Killing Child FARMINGTON, Mo, May Mra John Parsons, 13, was mon responsible when « co dnd killed |hor stepdan: 6, a jury in |juvenile court ‘ The maximum can be imposed by is a term in reform & During her trial, in which she haw | maintained the shooting waa acct ldental, she wept bitterty, Yesterday she aif she would not live again |with her 3¢yearold husband (Vital Statistics} | | | Oxford With military heel, Sat- urday only— juvenile court had porte; “go in of hand gan. BIRTHS the man who wan the Kengp, 1, 166 11th ave, gtrt and the mop handler. IG n. Le &, 3946 W. Kenyon et.| Something ‘boy Cadie and Park, N. L., $03 Weller at. boy. " Handin, Myer, 1910 Main st.. girt were living In povert fasson, David, 1520 KB. Fir «t., boy Ind. ell, NA, 1214 Thomas at. boy aot o, Ki, 645 Lane at, girt . 209 Ninth &. girl . J, 419 Washington st 1 hire, 1, 500% Sixth ave. &, boy M.. 1425 Jackson st, girl IM Olson. Jo |MARRIAGE. LICENSES Name and Reatdence Age Seattle ....Lemal ~ Seattle ..Legal about, and force has to be used 9 lg foe os irl Psychic Makes sonnon hor ns “=| Babies Born at Se 7. ies at Sea egg soda Named After Ships|"' soca a Ford, Fugene. Seatt in Bavaria, where the nine | NEW YORK, May 27.—Nobody | pakesice, Helen.” @aughter ofa servant ts/droke @ bottle of champagne on | Anderson, Thon the scientists of Middie them, but they have been named | Parks Gladys W Priestly, Frank Pederson, Lief B. |Hoehnen, Est comes to you nderwood, Julia A nitare, food and glassware jump |and were named after ships eye ey Rend My Article tm Saturday's Star WE BOTH WIN 1 am now devoting my entire t Here’ They Are! Double Service Clothes at a Single Service Cost PantsSutts Men’s and Young Men’s Models You'll Be Surprised at the Qualities We § Show jdental work can guar guarantee Dental work for ever: you save & and our int at these low prices - 925305354045 | | A Baseball Bat Khaki Clothes FREE for ‘Men, Women and Boys, : with every Boys’ Suit and all kinds of wearing Two-Pants Special apparel for Sport and Out+ $11.50 and $14.65 ing Wear. The Extra Pair Not Only Means Double Wear But Allows You to Be Better Dressed by Keep- ing One Pair Pressed. See Special Window Displays ailored Ready Co. 401 to 407 Pike Street operate on you + people who work. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. D. & ‘100 Actors, Singers, Dancers 100 A RADIANT REVEL OF GLORIOUS GIRLS Poa Aids Gypsy Smith Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard Cadle and sketch showing Cadle's five-year transformation. INDIANAPOL! 18, May 27.—If you | humor of the men who patronized and worked aa a/the saloon where he worked. on the “mop ‘or's force and then |come and a fine home and the ser jin.a few years had made a million |vants, and already ts planning how ars, how would you enjoy it? E. Howard Cadle of Indianapolis ts saloon ros | lke five years ago) his wife and children | woe GormnG y in Orleans, He waa the object of the rough | Whole Value Milk if this by the strange powers she| Baltic, Olympic and Adriatic. “They” | Pri°St)” INS Marion. Low An : . Wik Wate Mars| means tires bables born on the ie cet ge: He pei cap is on the bottle. pen dot) Tespects |liner Adriatic, which arrived from DEATHS Ask your grocer or eae. When she en-| Cherbourg Iast week. They are the | call Capitol 224. however, the crockery, |children of three steerage couples | Shiriey. May, 47, 601 & h We will deliver. making my with Cheap ollar, I make ests are mu- Starting SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY EDNESDAY AL JOLSON in the Greatest of al Triumphs From the Garden |rangements for the meetings and jheen when the latter was governor of | Indiana and Cadle was on the jan ‘| Cadle then became president of the | worthy the unstinted devotion his SINBAD THE SHAT TLMH oTAK Today Cale bas a stefigure tn | to spend the coming winter. He has decided to go on the road with Gypsy Smith, the evangelist, and Mra, Cadle will accompany | him. WITH HIM The Gypsy Bmith meetings will begin at Omaha and Mr. and Mra Cadie will continue with the evan golint thruout the winter. “ will make all the necemmry ar will talk to overflow meetings, tell ing them the story of my life,” says Cadie, He already han been fore moat in promoting Gypsy Smith meotings at Lotisville and in Indian apolin After the Louisville meeting Cadie bought ground and bullt a perma nent tabernacle tp that city, On the wall is a tablet bearing the follow ing inscription: “Rreeted by B. Howard Cadle tn honor of his mother, .whose prayers saved him from a drunkard’s and gamblers grave.” Cadie was born 37 years ago at Salem, Ind. He made money rapit- ly at Intervals, and lost it just as rapidly. : . His mania for gambling waa ac strong, he says, that he wonld, bet on any chance. For instance, with two mindrops running down a board, he would bet which would reach the bottom first. He was receiving $% a week for his work as asloon porter when « doctor told him he had only four months to live. Cadie says this was hin first real awakening. He went back to his mother’s hothe and there he told her he had decided to live a Christian life. After ups and downs, he sought employment as an automobile sales man, In this Job he achieved th record of selling a car a day for a year. Finally, after he had paid off his debts, he had $300 and with this he started in the shoe repair business, “GET OUT OF BUY OUT” After a little while he organized a company, then found himself in dis agreement with others in the com pany, and It was necessary for him to get out or buy the others out. Rut he had nothing like the amount of money required for the *. He happened to think of *, Goodrich, whom he had itor’s force at the statehouss. Fie went to Goodrich and told htm of his predicament. Goodrich wrote out a check to Cadle for $35,500. company and Goodrich vice prest dent. Today the concern has 16 estat Iishments in the following cities Chicago, Cincinnatt, Loulsville, Evansvitle (Ind., Terre Hante (Ind), | Columbus (0), Fort Wayne (ind), Ln. dianapolis and Dayton. It is not an eaky tank for Cadie| to tell his life story. There are tears in his eyes when he frankly says | that In the old days he was not TT HAMUUHUOULOAUTUGUOUANEEUEUGEREGUUEUUUAA ULL ————EEEEoyoye—e—eS—>—E———————————_—IaIEwae Saloon Porter Grows Rich ammonia Cegust Bed wre. & yn Home and Outing Specials Some Very Exceptional Purchases Enable Us to Sell These Articles at Ridiculously Low Prices FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921. 60 ft. with couplings. $5.35 ‘inch Cumberiand %4inch Black Line—< %4Anch Green Line—< AN sizes fit standard fauc fine quality, guaranteed. V: wale Not I well CHOICE OF FOUR KINDS couptings %-4tnch Favorite—Moulded Rubber. Pure Aluminum 1, 1% and taquart capacity; fininhed. these pans is worth what we ask for all three. BROOMS Special 35c Never before have we seen wuch an exceptional value. Full ize, 4-eewed; good stock. $2.95 Wrapped Rubber, Yotton Covered, Yotton Covered. et and nozzle. alnes to $9.25, Judea) Very Sauce Pans Set of Three 98c Any one of 9 feet long when fully extended; com bination Fly or Bait Rod; reversible handle, Genuine Kiddie-Kars No. 2 she Special $1.63 Provide outdoor ex ercise tor the chik dren, €, Water Witch Flies for wet or dry fy fishing. Special $1.50 Dox, Skookum Salmon Eggs 2 Cans B8¢ LIVE ANGLE WORMS Box of 75 for 25¢ TELESCOPING STEEL ROD Special $2.58 Cnt Oe TELESCOPED GLASS SH Minch plate glans, 5x24 aT TTT TT HMININUAUUUUEULTECU UTERO giving their time and thet to the cause of evangelism. Cadle's slogan befits his business: “It's never too ) Jate to mend” Regardless of Their Former Price or Present Value— ALL OF OUR WOOL SWEATERS Have Been Placed in Three New Price Groups $ 5 $ 7-50, $ § These sweaters are our regu- lar stock. All colors. Slip-overs *and coat models, With or with- out sleeves, belts or novelty rife gave him. Put the old days are gone and Mr. nd Mrs. Cadle are now happy tn | Vulcan Trucks come equipped with ~ either Solid or Pneumatic Tires FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO. PINE AT BELLEVUE summer Do Not Delay a Single Day HAVE YOUR PUR- CHASE CHARGED, and open a permanent account for your fut- ure convenience. One price—cash or charge. for the Bathroom—$1.67 money ELVES ina, complete with nickel! plated brass brackets, A vi pension fund. trimming. things. 1332 Second Camping Season Is On—Are You Prepared? The Montana senate has passed a bill for a bachelor’s tax of $3 an. nually, to be paid into the widows’ Just the thing for the season and a wonderful buy at the new P¥sItai Kt Hy price. While this stock lasts— and no longer. The newest in all sports and Many sizes and shapes to select from Fine butchers’ steel. Values to $2.50, TIRE COVERS—Special $1.00 = n assortment of sigs and kinds to select from. ‘alues to $4.00. Kitchen and Camping Knives Special 59c _@ We carry Salle | and Stoll Auto Beds, Tents, Camping Equip- ment, Tables, Chairs, Collaps- ible Buckets, ~ ‘4, Lunch Sets, 4 Pienic Plates, — Paper Napkins, — Towels, Ete. You tT} The death rate due to accidents In Washington, D. twice as large as that in York City, Mh iM i ‘ia i! TWO ENTRANCES