The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1921, Page 28

_ Nowell received an official looking ' RICHES TO AID OTHERS Sir Tom Becomes Rev. Tom| to Devote a Spectacular | Life to Down-and-Outers SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov, 18.—sir| Tom Ernest Harty — Sanderson Fletcher Nowell cast aside an Hog lish baronetey, control of a $23,000,- 000 estate, including mansions from | Manchester to Cape Town, the right/ of being seated in the House o Lords and other privileges of aris tocracy, to become plain Tom,| American, And not to become an American Jord of industry, a social leader or anything like that—but to accept) near poverty and ascetic living #0) that he might serve those he felt im need of spiritual guidance. juate of the University of Grad) California, a man of family and ordained Presbyterian minister, = FLIRTED WITH | Tom today devotes himself as the! | Rev. Tom to the “people of the/ tite arase mises Se" POLICE WOMAN: HE Sows | This but one chapter in the : . story of en amusing tife, repiete| She Brings Him to Knees) and the substinee| i H Hy for a dozen novels and editorials. With Twist of Wrist It began when this descendent of we the first dean of St. Paul's cathe| NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—A wink of dral and scion of Sir John Nowelljan eye and a slip of the tongue @f Lanchashire began sowing a| brought John Slevin, an insurance) trail of wild oats half way round) broker, into Exsex Market court be-| “the world and descended into the| fore Magistrate Renaud. Kose Ros-| slough of drug addiction, as he as-/enberg, police matron attached to) werta. |the fifth deputy commissioner's of Sir Tom Nowell In 1889, after returning home to) fice, appeared as complainant and) Manchester from Bombay, Nowell| told how she made thé prisoner fall| ced @ great dislike at the|on his knees by a simple twist of/ manner in which his family re-| his wrist. Slevin pleaded not gullty) ceived him. Accordingly, he gath-|to disorderly conduct and was held ered together his belongings, his| in $500 bail Slevin, with another man, ap- Rosenberg. ac “Lone proached Miss cording to her testimony. some, dearie?" Slevin is said to have; asked. Miss Rosenberg continued: “I didn't notice them and con- tinued, on my way when aagin 1} was interrupted by Slevin, ‘How! about a party, my little Queen of! Sheba?’ he said. I then grabbed him by the wrist, twisted it, and he; went down.” ‘The complainant said Slevin meek- ly walked with her to the Clinton! {i street station. Slevin denied the charge. “I had an itech In my eye, but T ‘nderground temperature increases | with depth at different rates in dif.! ferent parts of the world. | MOTHER! Mis- turnea} Operi Child’s Bowels“with “California Fig Syrup” tte A Fi ie PATRIMONY It was eight years ago from an English barrister. Hurry Mother! 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