The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1922, Page 10

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C.. until 10 o'clock a m.. 1922, for delivering automatic tel- One system, air ejecting appar- al and condensate pump to the wy Yard, Puget Sound. Wash. ly for pro js to the supp! siees Navy Yard, Puget oun ‘ash. or to the Bureau of Sup- and Accounts, DAVID PoT- APORVUR ERR ee eateries | One At Rn ad Yat | It is t news for speaks for itself. oodrich ‘The Tire for Small Cars \ Cynthia Grey: mnaller counties, let whole matter of reapportionment at This is the advice of the Chamber tees went on record on the matter /untrue to us all and yet have been Popular New York = ; a. - _. = Oo 30%3% Clincher Fabric 10.29 | also made in 30*3 size The latest addition to the Goodrich list of tires. _Itcompletestheline. Itenables yourdealer to give youfullserviceunder | the Goodrich name and trademark, clincher fabric tires. It is an oppor- tunity to secure Goodrich quality— with the advantage of a price which $10.90 will buy this Goodrich «55”— |= the new tire for the popular light cars. The splendid construction is made }!'..:” better yet by the thick anti-skid tread of scientific design, made of specially toughened rubber. Your dealer is ready to supply you. THE B. F. GoopricH RUBBER COMPANY Akron, Ohio HOME OF THE SILVERTOWN CORD THE SEATTLE STAR Letters From Victims of “Husband Snatchers” Con- tinue to Arrive BY CYNTHIA GREY It seems impossible to close the discussion regarding the | flappers and vamps in the business world who are “stepping | vut” with married men and breaking up homes, The letters continue to arrive in every mail from wives and mothers who either have faced tais problem or are doing 80 now. One woman, whose husband spurned her and thewr chil- dren for a flapper, but who saw his folly and returned home | repentent, asks if her confidence in him will ever be reatored. | Can those of you who have had similar experiences anawer | her? Personally I would say that she probably will never | completely regain her old complete trust in him, but time and patience and conarientious effort will wear away the sharp | edges of distrust. Following is her letter, and some others: Dear Mian Grey; Your discussions lately concerning husband.grabbers have been many and interesting. 1 am writing you for your personal advice and ask you this: Can confi dence be restored? I loved my bus band with all my heart. He became | infatuated with a mere girl of ques tionable character, They were often together, he buying her valuable presents, and ali such, I found it out from a number of very dear and prominent friends of the family, 1 immediately offered to release him of all obligations to me, I knew in time he would see his awful mistake | He refused to go, am he left me at that time, today his children might have had pleasanter memo- ries of their father, who In a good Pattie Harrold Star of “Irene” iments o! marked change D diers of this column who information on flower and symbols, their meaning tl receive same by writin Seattle Star Washington bu 1322 New York ave, Wash ton, D, C., and inclosing two- cent stamped and self-addrensed envelope for reply. into something up the The children would not have learned some cruel man in many respects. truths that they now know, that I have endured for their sake by re maining faithful so long Many times we have found him Pattie Harrold. She is the! | shining light in “Irene,” the) musical |patient, knowing that he ts» human| comedy, which is playing at jand feeling that in some way or) the Metropolitan thia week. bye op tint te first came pe-| Mise Harrold is good looking, Ttween us ts still in the city and at-| hae a pretty voice, dances ad- tending school and her parents are mirably, possesses comedy divorced, I have been told since that | ability and is altogether a cap- this girl lves a life of remorse and | 9. ; shame, knowing that she broke up a tivating little star. happy home and that her associates are few, He haw done many things of tru» | to make me unhappy and tn fact every day seems to carry me farther away from him, and I realize that he is the joner and net me, 1 con. tend that if they once begin going Jabout with girls they will continue |to do #0, no matter if they lose all respect for wife and family. The! children try to be kind and consider. ate but it te a bitter pill for them aiso. I ask you if there te any chance of one regaining lost confi- | B Ve dence. 8. M. Dear Mie G Anys ago “Your Admirer your col | Walter 8. Wood is making the race umn to “Distiiustoned’ truth, sincerity, apprect jPeas and kindness. 1 a. jand I also think ther that love ix |for port commissioner on an “ex on, tender. pose” platform. with this! In @ booklet he has gotten out re many | Wood hae printed a lot of charges food men in this world and many|which he offers to substantiate by food women who are ready to love producing, “should occasion demand, them as per above statement. copies of records, documents and af I have been married 12 years and ‘davite.” am the mother of three children,| A*ked to produce them, however, Until last year I had always loved ¢ ¢vaded doing #0 by saying he and trusted my husband. wanted them for ammunition of his ‘ | t i Unfortunately, like #o many mar 1 Tod esting thre te warts ried women, my health broke down! - H and, added to that, I had all the SAYS PORT FUNDS [financial worries of the household to USED FOR LIQUOR jerry. My husband became cruel in| “Mr. Taxpayer, will you be willing |his treatment of me. He never apoke tO pay your share of the port of jto me and stopped all relationship Seattle tax levy when you learn that |with me without one word of ex. port funds were used to purchase in- | Planation & misappropria- n He seemingly became a toxicating liquors, |very active lodge member, as he ton of public funds and a vio stayed out evening after evening of both state and federal statutes? "going to lodge.” “During a recent convention Late tn the fah T found out he had had a girl all this time, which, Jot course, explained everything to gee ot room was opened up in one of our largest hotels, and certain port of ,Beattle officials and department |heads imbibed so liberally that at | Now my only reason for writing jeast one man had to be helped to a | this is to warn all you girls who are potel |Working and mingling with men. A\ “During this aame convention, at a kirl who Is probably a future wife and banquet attended by port officials jmother should keep herself morally and employes in a leading cafe, [clean and be certain that she is not whisky was served openty. jstarting an affair with @ married ro quote the King county grand jman and a father of little children. jury, the purchase of liquors was We women should be the tnapiration ‘concealed in youchers jto men and our children, but if some bad of you girls be not qualified to make j& man better, do not drag him down every user of 30x 3% afterwards.’ Wood charges that “a port execu- tive assisted a port omer to What do you gain by winning the evade taxes” by concealing from the |fo-called love of a man who has no tax asnesso cases of rubber right to give it to If you shoes in 192 |marry him will either of you be oar happy? How about memories of the 1k and how can you trust each) 44, you? oth | eppiew a |lega! sale of goods belonging to port Now, turning from your own per-| customers stored in a port ware sonal side, what about the little chil " This, he says, was the sale |dren enjoying in full thelr confiden- loving tion with 1 will there not alwaya an ache In their little hearts? Girls, think and then think again If a man tries to be too friendly [with you, become interested in his family and, if possible, visit his home. You will probably find a sad eyed, weary and disappointed woman and why not try your hand at help ing to bring joy in’ omebody's life instead of sorrow? ‘Truth and love always win the way » idea is not to be discouraged but keep on trying and hoping FROM ONE WHO IS TRYING. see how Ann be What ts a bonded warehouse? For the convenience of merchants doing both an import and an export business the government allows goods for export to be brought he United States without pay- ment of duty. These goods are placed | “in bond”; that is to say, heavy} bonds are given guarantecing that} the goods will not be sold in the| thout payment of the duttes. Such, busi- [ness is usually conducted thru bond- jed warehouses’ which charge the |merchant for storage and for trana- acting business with the customs of-| fictals, The warehouses are under al bond, which is forfeited tf goods ara\ removed for sale within the United States before the duties are paid. Miss Grey will receive caliers in her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p m., and on Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a. m, to12 m. each week. 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