The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 20, 1922, Page 8

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A territory t@ not required to reach o| certain population before: tt becomes @ state, Althe @ considerable popu- lation end general supposed te Nt @ territory! for state- hood, the prodadle politics of the ad- ditional senators and reprascntatives @| that would come inte congress has in| that the statue represented Memnon, the past had moat tnfluence for or Star readera who wish for tn- || *fatue Ace been overthrown earthquake and when it was reduas Beasley ave, Seattla AUAWING ECZEMA (« ( hi G Zemo, the Antiseptic Vill la re How May Hust and Get Young Wife to Renew Her Interest in Hi me and Child?—-"Go Out With Her Until She Will Be Glad to Stay Home,” Advice of One Reader. BY CYNTHIA GREY Is there any wi vy a husband may interest his young wife in her home and baby? “Lester” asked the question a few days ago thru tha se columns, He has bought a nice home and is doing well ina business way, but his wife has lost interest and wishes to mo 'e to a downtown hotel where she will have to do but to gad about town. He takes the blame be- married her when she was too young, but he wants a" matrimonial { enture to turn out successfully. hei him? Follon ving is one reply: ear Miss Grey : 1 was once just such a wife as “Lester” now has, and as [ look back, I wonder why I didn’t think of Lova of excitement it seemed I had to have, so I took little intere; it in my housework or baby. To “Lester” I) yvould say: Play with your wife—shower attentions upon ha r—-make ardent love to her. pecially a young of 1¢, hates to take love for | go somewhere eve Miss Grey T think tt ts a Rioman coin of found tn! I wonder ff yQou can give | ho buys old lL a m. to writing, A. BP, } at ‘the refer. Mbvary, Fourth ave. and Madi+ mean? led on army | the isin, morning. The ry evening until she will be glad to stay |home, Find her hd bby and help her play it. Coach her gently along the lines yot: want her to go. Soon you will find the happy solution to your problem, Asks Address of Coin Dealer Dear Miss Grey: I ha ve @ very old | cotn, some sort which way | France. me the name of anyone coins, someone in Seattle, and, of course, someone whe pays a good )\ vrice, \ | 1 @m sorry, dut I cayinot print names end addresses of dealera | these columns. lence department of the Seattle pud-| in her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday frem 1 to 2 p.m. and on Tuesday and Thureday from Please do not come at other timea as tt soriousty interferes with her @gainst the admission of new states, Nevada was admitted in 1864 with same population, but Oklakoma, with @ population ef more than 400,000, | Was refused admission in 1903. In Greek legend Memnon wap the (20% of Tithonus and Eos (the dawn), Vital hole,| He was king of the Ethiopians and! who thus greeted his mother in the Meliasn—honey bee. Stephanio—taring dagrecs. j Blandina—eoft votce, Lelia—full of truth, Can you A woman, es ranted. Plan to ere, W. B. Will receive callers jedan the radi 12m, each week, gineera, Kimbel! What does the allusion to “Mem. | cifle coast at p: Bon's statue that at morning played” ld hie uncle, ™~ king of Troy, after the death of Heo tor. He was killed by Achilics, In) the cartier writera Memnon led hie) forces from the extrema East, or! Assyria, but about the Hlth century, B. C., the localized in Egypt and Ethiopia. On the bonks of the Nile are two colos| sal statues of King Amenophts I11,,| of the 18th dynasty, the southern one of which was said to give forth « sound whan struck by the rave of | 0 $4N, @ sound probably due to the sudden expansion of the sand- | Fisher, stone conglomerate from which the| and « statue 4 hewn, and the consequent |! \passage of alr thru the pores of the | s: stone. Barly tm the firet century of | the ined currency | Go Ge 0 Jee ee seas ecire oe Sc Fait AE 4. G Name corte upper part Brook, O Keefe, Lawyer, Mallory, Bothwell, . on, ap al{ Escapes Death ||“Abraham L we Wins Big Ovation Thone vernes, to @ sensitive hearer, are more toyotiing than the action of the play, beeause in them we have «| Anti-nationalist protests and demonstrations by work- socialista and liberals thruout Germany followed the attempted assassination Philipp Scheidemann, Scheidemann, a supporter of | get of attacks by reactionary and monarchist elementa, Kimbell Will Be Dexter 8. 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One dollar will bring you a highserade Grafonola—your cholce from our complete stock of Columbia instruments, Drop in tomorrow and ask THE SEATTLE STAR By Glenn Hughes At last John Drinkwater’s power “Abraham Lincoln,” te ropolitan theater before an audience that packed the house and received the play with tremendous enthust Tt has been « matter of grief to some critica that the authentic drama reatest historical figure | ited to be written by ane who sees the play in the theater o@ wuch a lament, mandingly a# any American could, and he hee further kept @ natural Ress and simple dignity about the fig- ure which an American would have Distance brings it. fies hi Altho I ean find ttle fault with the structure or style of the play It wolf, and the I consider some of the epinedes extraordinarily fine In thelr conception and execution, I must confess that the vernes apoken by the Chreniclor between the scenes strike me an the most splendid part of the wright, but he te @ superb post. Godley, Radio Wizard, Advises Star Readers BY PAUL F. GODLEY vies of crackling and buss Ing sparks jumping aorons the «mal! spark gap used in all transmitting He jumped from his bunk, rubbed his eyes and pinched himesif, No He 4id not reat until he discovered 1) Pair Henrietta, Eoumclaw Hagel | Taztor, 299 Bier -Legel | Are uM aoe Pana # totes, A Beattle DEATHS Mre_ Frances, 16 yeara years. oore. TIPE D2 Mahogany, golden oak, fumed oak and Earl incoln” local performance | night, at the Met Introduced his Chronteler as & of the spirit the life and meant ut I doubt if any inatic unity. ‘or has treated Lin- tloally and under. | country, difficult to main perspective audience. an Englishman wr some of us insist they are. other words, Mr. nm excellent play nesday and Saturday, the cause of the phenomenon, of the eteamer! passes thru the antenna. The combustion of fuel ing acronn the gap!|*ectrioity, Striking portion of their charge. Black Bee, ee! email air gap in the clreuit, & spark cceur at interva: seconds } umelaw apt giving rise to a bussing sound, * to the operator will handling of the eirou!! Ponsthie to dixtinatty feel them, W., Brattice . same phenomena. eaatly overcome. ff years, antenna to the earth, antenna, but will not Chorus, to interpret tn the language of hin tragio here, This wan a brililant| thing to do, and it saved the play Without tt, the play would lack dra Frank MoGlynn, as has been said by practically every critic tn the is a marvelous imperson: ator, He endows Lincoln with a won: derfully convincing set of manner. fara. It te tmponsible to think of « greater teat of character acting than to portray Lincoln before the Amert ean public, and Mr, MeGiynn satis That t# commen dation enough, He sometimes sacri floes clearness of enunciation for style, but his pantomime is inspired. ‘This play, I think, ta the firet great Amertean tragedy, and the fact that eo it mean only that the English are not as slow as The play will be performed every night this week, with matinesa Wed the cause of this freaky behavior. America’s Foremost Kadio Authority | Looking up at bis seria) he found It wan the smoke from the funnels ‘The same freak may happen any. where If @ cloud of smoke or steam | causes |chemicat changes which liberate par. the set, yet there “eles of matter heavily charged with the antenna, these particles give off the Greater | This * accumulated by the aertal until tt has developed enough poten tal te overcome the resistance of «| In most neta now there is no longer gap, but a variable con. Genser tn the cireult, Examination | of thin will disclose the presence of | {minute spark discharges which may | ef two or three) if the antenna ts being) charged by the moving vapor parti | clea et & sufficient rate these dis- | charges may ccour very frequently, The energies represented by these | @ischarges are very amall, No harm saree from the |... during thetr | Prosence, altho in many oases it is Snowstorma will often produce the ‘Thea discharges produce the same | effects In the head phones as heavy static. But this interference may be | ‘This resistance will prevent the Growing Chiléren bufiding up of high potentials in the | Ste Origmal Pood-Driak Por AD Agw affect the ack cauiner onea' bak Gy tev iST. ‘AR : w ANT ADS GET and Drinkwater knew that the actual scenes of Lincoln's life, grippin they were, were not filled sufficl: with poetic vision to satiafiy th quirements of @ great tragedy. 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