The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 14

FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1922, METROPOLITAN ALL WHEK OLIyYER MOROCCO Presents His Greatest Comedy Mit “ABIE’S IRISH ROSE” BY ANN NICHOLS Popular Matinee Saturday, $1 and 50e —_——— Prices—Kivenings, Ge to 82.08 Matiness, $1.09, Any Seat ! |Godley, Radio Wizard, Advises Star Readers BY PAUL F, GODLEY America’s Foremost Radio Authority A motor car, a full hamper, stretch of beautiful country —and many « happy family will have a bully time during the summer sew won But let them add a radio receiver to their equipment and their tua will be Increased many fold, The #torage battery within the car iteelf may be used to supply the neces mary current for lighting the vacuum tubes, The high potential batteries | oe may be pinced underneath the seat| Using a wire fence as| in the tool box, The recetver, the| aerial on a radio-motor holi- amplifier and the loud speaking horn | day. may be set upon the running board An antenna wire may be thrown! Mustcal selections from «@ station around «@ tree and stretched for 4\1n Tarrytown, N. Y., were picked up |distance of 16 feet or more. As & with considerable volume, The ocean ground eonnection, either the body |iiner America, 40 miles at was of the car may be used or a second | coming in with great clarity as she wire may be strung along the ground | carried on her conversational test for a distance of 200 feet, If a small | work with a station on the New Jer stream is available, a wire may be pey const. | tied around an old piece of metal pipe | - and thrown in the stream, or a long: | er wire may be stretched along on | the bottom of the stream or pond. } Under certain eirournstances, the un-| | grounded wires of « fence serve ad | An Epidemic ; Miss Grey will receive caliers mirably tn picking up the broadcast bs ’ in ber office Monday, Wednesday : enersion. lof Spanks ‘ and Friday from 1 to 2p m,, and Miss Myrtle Kennedy places a wreath on the monument in| 4 ‘tew days ago « party of radio | Dear Misw Grey: Tam afraid there || on Tuesday and Thursday trom || the canine cemetery, Hartsdale, N. Y., soon to be dedicated |enthusiasts motored to a remote va- ts going to be quite an epidemic of |] 11 a.m. to 12m. each ween. Please coe - age ae | rd hairbrush castigation, on the part of |] a> net coms at athes times ann ||to the valiant doge who lost their lives in the world war, |*ation country, situated some 100) Honoring Canine War Heroes Cynthia Grey: Many “Grownup Girls” Find They Are Not the Only Ones Who Have Been Padded by Mother or Teacher—One Reader Thinks Old-Time Spanking for New-Time Flapper Would Re-establish Disci- Youcant pline. aman BY CYNTHIA GREY wan Keep up the spanking discussion. for ling The srcodiion comes from a number of people who think that the old-fashioned spanking plan is what the new Youcan _ | feshioned- flapper needs. please him if These opinions come from young women who have “en- Fy joyed” the spank when they had reached the supposedly dignified age of 17 or 18. Most of them think that, though it was dreadfully humil- iating to them, spanking was the thing that brought them to their senses when scoldings would never have been ef- ficacious. They ask that other readers give their opinion on the wis- dom of “use the rod and save the child.” Following are contributions on the subject, Others will be printed. Please try to keep letters shorter. Space is valuable and none too plentiful, If you don’t believe in spanking, you are just as welcome to p a hearing. | TION CO. Colman Dock, Main 8893. se miles from the nearest broadcasting |parents, since that letter appeared | seriously interferes with her “Buster,” ia buried there. ctatien, 1h thie enee,'a barbed wire jin your columns stating how an irate || writing anne fence was used as the pick-up an- . apart an anarangec: he gp patience, intelligence, tact, good tem-|or § during adult Ife, In old age|tenna, and the ground connection lehen @ lady bike edinitted trying the 00d deal of harm, which will mant.|per, or even some of these qualities, | continuous sleep te rare, but fre was found entirely unnecessary. Jeame salutary method upon her |fest Itself in some form in afterjand Is prepared to study hygiens,|quent naps by day as well as by During the afternecn the Sitoits cris daughter, with apparently excelent Years In this world we get what we | laws of sex, physiology, etc, or even | night maintain « fair average. More Newark, N. J. and of a Philadelphia . J give, and if we give pain we get it} few of these subjects before mar-|sieep in required in cold than in churéh rendered programe, while from thelr parents and were even é . send thankful for them! Now T maintain |!9tilet pain upon ua, and while «| woman remade tio Doaiga ress comfortable bed, and 84%! people are hereditarily poor #leep- |tat we have no right to inflict pain [Parent may exact a certain respect that such ts not the na | quate but not excessive covering are| ora. upon any human being, or in fact fTOM a child, whom tt haa castigated, /absurdity of the statement I bAY® | conductve to sleep. A preparator?| Hunger, overfeeting, Indigestion, ; it can't expect much real reform, as | quoted ° P | } 4 , “ reform thru fear is never ggrma-|"crime wave” and the degeneracy |PArOd Of sleepiness te natural and) gout, kidney trouble, various drug -“ | in cane of insomnia ought to be cul-| qddictions, tea, tobacco, alcohol, nent. sé and disease and miserg and failure) In spite of our boasted civilization |we nee on every wide! And the rea. | tivated. Habit t# ail powerful, here foyer, malarin, leud-powsoning, too a aa generally, Regular hours for re- chor too little blood tn the - . ‘ |we are fearfully norant regarding |son for much of this? Well! about) | ew former under-sheriff, disap-/ents they are a failure, And while ime nn rey ne thinge In life, [70 per cent of marriages are failures tiring and arising are most im |prain, heart maladies, discomfort, f from sheriff's office at same |they may behave themeriven t a seneinn th. | Dortant. in, nervous exbaustion, mental : Certified check to moc Zeer tt le cortatn that Iittle good has |Darticularty marriage, the most ex |and uel Soe Sse ne Perey a few| Practically every deviation from|preocoupation, intense atudy—such been accomplished, but possibly « this planet, And yet men and wom. |exceptiona, unfitted for that high of health is marked by disturbances of are among the causes inciting to en have taken up this profession for |fice! It is one of the reasons way | Sone. Once a bad sleep habit t& sineplenaness. / Joenturies with practically no prepa-|our civilization is a joke, tho a trag!- | e ; rtsults, and others have written tell.) with interest, Be eure of that. |riage, then it ts perfectly right that) temperate er warm climates. two sermons were offered. / ing how they enjoyed “spankings” | - Meh aad pnd fos op i: nies EO ib We don't generally love those who|@very normal and healthy man A cool, dark, quiet, well-ventilated | wrablished it tends to persist, Many ‘anything that draws the breath of _ |life, And if parents can't bring up |thetr children without ragging or ANGELES.—R. Stewart Rod’! co using them physical pain, as par ya cannot keep milk fresh without it, ee Winter. In Summer the milk is very great. It kills more babies than any other single cause— at least makes them uncomfortable and peevish in hot weather. When milk is over 0°, it spoils rapidly. By all means have an ice box. It affords the only safe way of keeping milk and per ishable food. No cellar is cool enough in Summer ice pay for i in a single season—saving food, to say ing about health and the Remember Ice is cheap and food is expensive. ICE DELIVERY CO. 115 Blanchard St. Elliot MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ICE INDUSTRIES h being made for both. Star readers who wish for sug- gestions for Fourth of July par. fl for the | | ties will receive same by making , | Pequest to The Seattle Star Wash- Bom: | and eve specialists || ington bureau, 1222 > ya safe home remedy in the treatment | ave., Washington, D troubles and to strengthen eyesight, | closing two cents in imps for money refund guarantee by all | postage. ration and no ideas regarding natu-|cal one! WM. THORNTON. ral ft Someone has said that _—- \“every normal and healthy girt KEEP should marry! 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