The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1922, Page 2

_ *< SATY RDAY, APRIL 22, 1922. THE SEATTLE STAR ‘J F R EE Cynthia Grey: While Memory Is F resh, We Take Off Our fatto RUPTURED @=" of Love and Religion Bobs Up Again— Like| | an Endless Chain Letter Dear Miss Grey: I would like very much to have your} | opinion regarding love and nationalities. A very charming jand talented girl, whom I know very well, has seemingly| |thrown me in the discard, preferring instead a Hebrew ' gentleman. I have met him, and he shows every mark of If You Have « Large Navel) yofinement, holds a lucrative position, and it looks as if I'll! ure or Have Suffered | just have to step aside for him, | re After an Opera- She is a Protestant, and has always shown interest in her} ‘tien Try ny Fae Free chureh. Do you think their happiness can be secure? | bia “ HEARTBROKEN. One might just as well try to answer the old question: | “How old is Ann?” Occasionally men and women of different! } faiths marry and find happiness, but I should say more often} |they do not. It depends strictly upon the individuals, | whether they ave tolerant, broadminded, unaelfish, ete. The| , foie e snecess or failure of one matrimonial venture is not sufficient |" “°" Campargn for a seat in | ground to base that of another upon. | the city council she polled a| witiam Miracle, 9, son of | Judge John B. Gordon be-| Manuel Cueto, now third) Danny Capp, 8, because Dear Mine Grey?’ J have just read Mins Grey will receive cahers ) Phenomnal vote in the recent | Mra, Pig 44 ec. be-| cause, at Amipndt of jours | jbaseman on Seattle's balliwhen found in a deserted fan article signed “A Reader, What/] I her office Monday, Wednesday ‘ . cause he demonstrated fine| court, he is conducting retent- because 2 won the " ndiemayed. la Stenographer Thinks” She tetis| | and Friday from 1 to @ pm. and jprimaries, thereby giving| qualities of dévotion to his| leas war against speeders, | a, Ser Bg Sen cout beste Bark 4 bi ‘con? i |how the employers of stenographers || On Tuesday and Thurstay from || Seattle an opportunity to| t tame thir saan Gea ie pportunity to| mother and tireless energy in| hia effort to protect the lives who plays for the love of the every member of the Seattle Mrs. Henry Landes because ect tet tod |] do not come at other times an it lace itself in the front rank | aaststing her to be nominated | of eitizens he has not only i the on chase seriously interferes with ber P s for city council at the primar-| taken away licenses of offend-| game and not primarily fOr | police force. He is now in P act, Of course, all do not do there] { writing, jof progressive cities of Amer-\ieg He ig oredited with ped drivers, but has imponed, the money one He is 1m custody of Mre. Victoria . things but ft would be a surprine to! ‘ica. amall share 1 in hers success. jail sentences in neveral | cases. jecting unusua “pep” and 1 ead hii sus beh Liiee, know how many do. It does not stop | ~ —- —— secre Leas si ~ vigor into Seattle's px rform-| Anderberg, 4912 Woodlawn } Readers of this column who with a lst of the most noted tm |] ventions, with the names of ™ inventors, will receive sam @t the stenographers, It te tn the etorion, ete. I work tn @ factory + printing «hop to be exact, and 1 /84¥¢ her such hard work that she! is these employers’ wives’ duty to| things know of several of the places where |was forced to quit, telling her “you| wake up and get on the job. Rome | SHOW Of another case where a dear working In the shop, and the forelady | over how whe put it over, I think tt!can only met @ woman's ware these | NCES. eve. ve very apt to happen, I y Women, Gives Neat Trim Molds Rupture Securely : Mrs. iam: pre- fi Seattle Mar Wash. ; ita Williams, — or Teen ide. Naw York |{thia love business between employer |have to bexin at the beginning.” ‘The |day giria may have to buy their jobs litle wife sere ae Even eee ’ oo 6 Bice, inc. sve, Washington, D, C. and in. ||aM4 floor lady Ix most dingusting. [husband and she got quite @ thrill) thie way, and some are doing It|)° “ins Nat ® couple of pean 3 \ N. Y,, has a special | 8% .6 two sents in stamps for || One place In partioular, they have out of Ht and after the poor little | already, aon nani re che Edd og.§ rset attachment that holds | portase min love for years. The wit wife lett, and If » woman fh o ave the secs Ome eae. Sere os expensive ; no matter how - — ih thing Ms dint Bee She git Be SOUESING ' sene ae mee: . All the work she dees during the ‘ Even if the abdomen day so tous among the veople tn ; the shop. ‘These two cases are facts very fleshy, it holds any and I could tell of three others but t ture, with ease, comfort jit would take too much # : security. Hundreds of ANOTHER F n in Seattle and vicinity WHAT A FACTORY GIRL ‘ in need of just such a as Mrs, Williams is siete Compensation LAL) 1 ie to supply. _ Experience thas shown that many wom- M are unable to wear a cor- because of large Navel ptu or those following tions. The special surgi- corset and rupture sup- combined is igned to for all such conditions. Dear Miss Grey: Will you please anawer the following questions rela- live to the state compensation? } What is paid for death caused by accident while working? Mow and when paid? Does a widow with three children receive any more than o (woman without children? Does she forfeit (his tosurance by leaving t ate? ut the mothers penston? er child and what are the requiremente? Thanking you, A WIDOW. The state allows $100 for funeral expenses, and $850 additional in @ lump sum as soon as the clatm ts alt filed. In addition to this, she gets $20 a month and 8 extra for cach child under 16 years old, with ¢ martmum allowance of 250 a month. In event of remarriage, the allow- ance to the children ts continued, But the widow ts given $240 and her pen- tion then ceases, | As each child reaches the ege of | 16 the allowance decreased $5 « month To get the partioulars about the mothers’ pension you may Inquire at the mothers pension bureau, £00 Broodway, Beattle i eee ' SECOND NEAR SENECA NOW PLAYING The Supreme Achievement of D. W. GRIFFITH “You can only slump in your seat and gasp.” —N. Y. Tribune. an ; \ inal Support knows the f “ : , a ng, cutting and chafing 7 ; f d by narrow b 4 tht of the abdoi earried by the band around back and the pressure is times very great, caus- ng untold suffering. The . M tial broad supporting cous fith turns loose in attachment does a the theater.” all cutting, chafing aol . ‘ x : “ It is light, flexible, ‘ yp a . —Boston American. , cool and fits the fig-! k ee like a glove. It gives you 4 gense of absolute security| ge F } 3 | i d tion. | re , 7 ; MH Mrs. Williams will be at the Hotel, Seattle, Wash.,! 24, 25 and 26, to dem-| this marvelous Sup-| free to all women, She to fit it on you and to you that it is a great! to all rupture afflict-| ‘ed women. No matter what you have tried, now is your ee only to find out just require, and get the To Become Citizen Dear Miss Grey: Men who regis tered for the draft tn 1917, with in- tention papers, but claimed exemp- tion on the ground of non-citizenship, didn’t keep tn toueh with exemption board; now, can they get citizenship papers, or are they slacned ¢ es wlack- ere? ¥. 1 learn from the otfies of American Legion that he would prob- ably be classed os @ deserter, but could, under the clroumatances, be cleared of thts charge by simply ea plaining. He would meet wit tition in applying for his eit nahip | papers until the matter de sattefac- | torily cleared wp. | “The Bride’s AMUS ISEMENTS Music, color, Re MooreE: baicy Play!” voices, the beat of a THEATRE ; hundred drums, dis- Orpheum Cincuik tant roads, tramp- ess VAUDEVILLE | Marion Davies ! and ling feet, the rat- DAVE SCHOOLER tling roar of hoof- beats, beauty, love, a Wyndham Standing “IT was simply overpowered by the terrific forces Grif- Te : pageantry, the Kluting’s Entertainers ree personal ap-| hes ' by a competent lady | sweep of emotions MINSTREL When It’s Orange { -——a picture more MONARCHS BI Ti ‘Why be burdened with rup- colossal than “The Derso Retter ogee: 7 ime and suffer the continual Birth of lation.” A story of brid id i ance of wearing trusses irth o: a Nation, Doyle and Ned om ane ry A les = you don’t have to? 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