The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1922, Page 6

Willard Renee The Recharging of Your Battery is a job that requires expert knowledge and exacting care — many a Battery has been ruined for the lack of | At any of these 4| it. stations you will find trained men whose services cost no more but whose knowledge DOES mean real pro- tection. ING OF ANY MAKE TION. 817 EAST PIKE 3R0ano BLANCHARD 3222 EASTLAKE ADMIRAL WAY AT CALIF. TESTING AND FILL-| FREE—NO OBLIGA-| A Request From Prisoners for Musical Records— Can Any of You Help Them Out? BY CYNTHIA GREY Have you some musical records you have grown tired of | that perhaps repose on the bottom of your stacks og popular so, the following letter will doubtless interest you. Dear Cynthia Grey: We, the inmates of Tank No. 2 of the county jail, wish to make known to you the following: Our sheriff, Mr, Matt Starwich, has been kind enough to grant us the privilege of allowing one of the inmates to send home for his phonograph, which we have installed here in our tank. Of course we are great lovers of music, and even though we are not now fortunate enough to experience the joy of seeing a real show, or having a good dance, we can all sit around the phonograph and listen to the music, which seems to sort of connect us with the outside world. We have played what recérds we have over and over again, so we have decided to ask you if you could find a way to get us a few more up-to-date ones, as the ones were have are very, very old. We assure you that anything you may do, or try to do, will be highly appreciated by all of the boys. We remain very truly, INMATES OF TANK NO. 2, Cynthia Grey: records? Or have you even one record you could spare? If, H King County Jail. | I feel sure this letter will not pass entirely unheeded by | the public and that some of you, who have records you no longer care particularly about, will take them or send them to the above address. Thanks, sarah 1 What are the leading industries of | the Argentine Republic? | Sheep and cattle raising and the production of grain. The sugar in-}| dustry ia making oreat progress. | ee | to remain over night. ‘Whet Gene “Siemeestel” ween? pickle, salt each piece slightly, and A pertod of sz months. A term|rrange in baking pan. Cut an onion used to denote the haif-yearty devis- | over tt and add one bay leas, a dozen ion of the college or university year, |BEPPEr corns, a stalk or some leaves This division is employed wniversally of celery. some parsiey, a cup of in Germany and usually in the col-|#ock and some of the vinegar in leges and universities of America. |thich the meat wes soaked; cover The duration of a semester veries | tnd bake until tender in a moderate from 16 te 18 weeks, joven; remove to hot dish, Make sete gravy from the stock in the pan, Miss Grey will recetve callers in her office Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 2 p.m. and on Tuesday anc Thureday from are usually due to straining ited. a. m. to 12 m. each week. Please do not come at other times as it seriously interferes with ber Whi at are the largest Latin cities writing. in the world? Paris and Buenos Altres, eee Remove from | | | How ts epiced rabbit prepared? Wash robddit in soda water, Dis- using drippings and enowgh browned flour to thicken. He sure it ts well seasoned and pour over the rabbit. Joint hind legs, out off the saddic, re- [move the forequarters, This makes 2 @ [mine pieces in all, Lay in salt water Are the people of Porto Rico about an howr. Place rabbit in dish| American citizens, and how many and cover with weak vinegar, Allme!members are there in the Porto Not every oil well provides the raw material which will meet our exacting standards for making Zerolene. Not every type of crude pos- sesses the elements of “‘oiliness” and stability which are essential for the manufacture of this high-grade motor lubricant. Hence, whenever a well is brought into production, the crude petroleum from this new source is subjected to careful tests, both in the field and at the refinery, From this crude a small quantity of finished lubricant is made in our research laboratory—a complete equip- ment of miniature stills, washers, filters and other appa- ratus being utilized for this purpose. This miniature laboratory process reproduces in every detail the proce ess by which Zerolene is regularly manufactured, If the resulting lubricant is shown by the chemists’ analyses and the engineers’ tests to be in the slightest degree below the exacting standards set for Zerolene, the production of the well is diverted to other uses, and is not used for the manufacture of Zerolene. This is the first of many steps taken to assure the highest quality in Zerolene, STAN DARD OIL COMPANY) . (Calffornia) 72 thru Correct Lubrication THE SE VICTIM " . ee) Judge Kickham Bcanlan, Ch [iMdoe famed in lador disputes, killed when the Scanlan car over a #-foot embankment Fort Sheridan, I. wife, another daughter and her Band all were seriously injured. Rican senate and legislature? The people of American citizens; the senate Dera 19 and the legislature 89. cee [Ethel M. Dell? terrace, W. C., London, Eng. eee What was Josh Billings’ name? Henry Wheeler Shavw. war the second? Marian Beanlan, 08, daughter of The judge, his Porte Rico are What ts the address of the author, Care of T. Fisher Unwin, 1 Adelphi | What was the firat state to grant | woman suffrage and when? Which The honor of being first belongs to Wyoming, which, while still @ ter- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922, |Find “Phosphorus Ball” Is Airplane BERLIN, Bept. 21.—a fireball reported seen in Germany turned out 10 be © phe phorus coated airplane flying night a ATTLE STAR ! Pest Exterminator Proves to Be Joke NEWARK, Not... Sept, 21-—A lo. leat joker catised excitement here by | jan announcement that he had « |“aure cure” for the mosquito plague | Hundreds wrote for hiv “simple method of exterminating mosquito pests” and recelved this reply ———.., |“Catch every mosquite on your Store Katablished Sineg screens, imprison them untit 2 4, m., baad lthen release them. after extracting their teeth.” Hitory, granted suffrage to women in | 1869, and cont it on becoming a state 20 strong prote noress, Colorado was second, establishing complete, po Uitteat equality in 1898. However, Utah, while a territory, had granted suffrage to women previous to Uris but women were deprived of the bal lot by congress in 1887; finally tn 1494, on the admtssion of Utah to the DRUG C0.’s SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY Many Beautiful New Models Peel can i ET Union, women recovered thetr for "The Clase Talki pide Se ae unmatched by any “om : line. Of Better Drsee Wo ie Phat, # 6 addressen of Lillian With every model Sonora offers a supreme achieve- o , sy! aie Dotothy ete ment of tone, cabinets that are the delight of lovers of 2 Oe one: fine furniture—and Sonora veneeenel vee the loweet oh ag sy ‘ebuild’ eel an instrument of life-long w: to the Sonora dealer in your city. 850 to $3000 500 Listerine ... 26e Listerine 35c Johnson # Care of the Griffiths studio, Mama 4ea90 | roneck, N. ¥. was went near On what day of the week did Apri! 12, 1870, come? 4 cakes Ivory 260 Mennen's Ti hus-| Tuesday. Dealers Everywhere OP hed obit a Ines $1.60 Vinol —| What astrologer firnt discovered Sonora Phonograph Company, the mountains of the moon? #70 Mrondway, Now York Galileo. Whelesale Distributers: The Magnaves Ce., 61 Mission s+. eee San Francisco num- ns Who ts the head official of the! A. J. Tomlinson, general overseer. | 2525 Gaut at., Cleveland, Tenn, Church of God? FRASER-PATERSON Co | SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET Seattle’s Sonora Shop Star readers who would like at rections and information as to how to care for wood floors, car- ing for hardwood, treating old hardwood, ete. will receive same by writing to The Seattle Star Washington bureau, 1922 New York ave, Washington, D. C, and inclosing two cents in stamps for | | real Duty Done—! ‘A year ago we came to you asking your help for the Community Fund. BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR Raise Many thousands of you answered with willing gen- erosity, And now that the year has gone by, would you know what you have helped to accomplish? What your support has meant for Seattle? What actual benefit you, as citizens; have derived? Then consider the following: The Community Fund agencies have helped in some way thousands of men, women and children during the Fund the past ten months. You would glow with satisfaction if you, personally, gave food to some half- famished stranger—if you provided clothes to cover some shivering, ragged form—if you sent a few baskets of coal to heat the one, icy room of some = family. You, alone, cannot do these things for all those who need elp. Community Fund Agencies Gave Aid to Thousands Through your help, the Community Fund Agencies have done these very acts for OVER 17,000 PEOPLE, a number greater than the populations of Olympia and Bremerton combined. You would feel a sense of duty well done if you provided medical care for even one poor sufferer who otherwise would have been left to die. Through your help, Community Fund agencies have given medical aid and health service to 59,491 SEATTLE CITIZENS—a number greater than the entire population of Everett and Bellingham combined. You would long remember the gratitude shining from the eyes of even one poor child whom your compassion befriended. Through your help, Community Fund agencies have taken care of OVER 9,627 CHILDREN—more children than there are people in the town of enatchee. The cern cay educational and o_ — of our citizenship build- ing agencies, have, in one way or another, made a helpful ta i OVER 75,000 PEOPLE in Seattle. peste retip |p poromomvanon | 5755715527, |] \SEETEFTOESRERSEE,, MANY HOMELESS BABIES CARED FOR They have cared for homeless babies—provided for aged— and done these innumerable services to human kind which a single glance at the list of organizations in the Community Fund will instantly reveal to you. * Again, has all this been worth your su; 4 munity plan justified ttt ee These agencies are doing better work than ever before. We are sure your support will also be better. We will come to you between September 23 and October 3 the campaign days. : What will be your response? HOW MUCH Shall I Give? Individuals and Corpo- rations are urged to give more than last year. Any contribution may be assigned, in whole or in part, to any organiza- tion preferred. Seattle Community Fund ELLIOTT 6115 2nd ANNUAL CAMPAIGN 333 HENRY BLDG.