The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 2

PAGE 2 {| Stillman Urged to Aid Baby Son of Mrs. Leeds in Case Reveals it Girl § Children; Promised Loyalty to Banker BY FRANK GETTY NEW YORK, M P stick unt d pir Buch wos James A, St ac itten in suade the form to continue & @ month fo fot the boy, Ja SAYS BANKER WILL FOR HER This leu. ten by tb will be + ences betw an lead to these letters the bank awaiting acknow c before the wo the por MADE View with the Jay MP her union wit! isclosed. Tw born after tt “Stundie. was not ered. Her tette fe man, dated ¢ | follows P SAYS SHE KEPT October 2 how 1 writ but why 1 bear thoughts a: fot my Prompt thi that which | ‘pature—-honor. “Nearly two years ago. you Rd with me to stand by un you. Imiise my Voice to the det : the woman a chih Pbeing four .., Complete School know @hat you Fealizatios 1 c pall of the thing Won't seek your love or you . © myself—but just a word. Mrs. A careful examinat Bid, loyally, and while 1 wou . ween 8 ne ,/be made known LABOR MEET IS SET FOR 1924 Geneva Will Again Be the Seat of Gathering Birth of Two Other A Al stepa that | Pearly complete Internati e. Leeda in | 28ton in the world. R the only large country not pa pating 1 States feels t n to improve t an workman and to lard of Mving serves to redu America the question of cheay foreign labor competition. In th point of view, the American Federa tion of Labor f ord with t American emplo both, | Leeds action on basis of a couk breach of contract n of the various ™ that passed be- nd Mrs. Leeds frie tters and pa: AM ace ors ot their now being mare Ciwall to Speak at Club Meeting Hier Harty W. Ce Borrow Weakly meetiz he Seatt! Census on June 1 ngaged in taking the popu: | st. a Seattle will | Thursday y schoct officials. | gram will also t fhelpfur suggestion for the welfare} little Jay. ; 3 HUMILIATING, | “No matter who you are interest-) in today, J—, do not ignore this | eal for whomever claims your) ition now will pass. It is only question of time—but Jay—he is) flesh and your blood—a part! You—that will go on forever and/ ‘alone can speak for him. It is wrong for you to leave two humans, without a word, I know ft is equally wrong to the unwilling to return—but) ly moments such as we have) in suffering together—count at least--consideration. remind you of all this is very fiating, 1 can assure you, but| n in my heart, I know I have everything that is noble by) Man, the woman and the child, der the circumstances. | “I did what you hoped I would my self-control and silence sur- d you; the ordeal has brought Out everything that was fine in me. am better for having gone thru , Und while externally defeated; in Joss of you I hayo established Mhing within me that will never| ‘And in closing this door behind | i, I feel I shail open up another) o better and finer things. | ONCERNED OVER SLFARE OF BOY } "In less einborate terms, the help- fui suggestions i ask of you deal} Mostly with the will. You drew it} ) up, making yourself guardian of it.| “If anything ‘unforseen happens you still want to take him? Wt you have changed your mind| regard to this, too, I must Tmake a new selection. Settling this| "will greatly add to my peace of) mind. | “Then this piace; it is beyond me| with its taxes and upkeep and far) ds my purse—since you have} returned the money I paid! ut in traveling during your hour| ‘trial. | “All this actuates my placing It) othe apartment at 969 Park ave., where Mrs. Leeds now lives) on the The return will keep the if from the door till Jay is old ugh to work for himself. 1 believe that any large principal) ‘is @ hindrance to a man. It does} K give his character a chance to} ¥ rt itself. But I hoped you would) tinue Jay’s monthly allowance} intl he was 21, which could have] applied to his eduéation. “And then, tov, you promised you AND YOUR BOY” ‘There are many things which 1 ‘will not attempt to enumerate here, “Cannot we go over them all—to- “gether—it would only take an hour. "You often wrote you were proud me, and that I had the commen p of your sisters, but surely not Christian man would speak to you they knew your behavior, so piease | n't fail me. | “1 am absolutely alone—with my | Problems—and your boy." Stillman, Mrs. Leeds sald, never Hind to this letter. i@ two other children born to iM Leeds and Stillman died, she Vaid. One camo a yeur after the Birth of Jay. 11 was dead when born. third, baptised Ainsley, was born it Sloan's hospital, New York, No- mber 14, 1920, according to Mrs, This son died within four j am shortly after this, sHé mald, at the banker's interest in her aned, | lo wan a clianged man,’ sho | “going off on purties on the! yacht with other women, while 1 wat Miami with fittle Jay, believing | Spoonful for a Penny Brings Quick Relief Prove splendid laxative properties of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrep Pepsin by test SCIENTIFIC test has now proven what Dr. Caldwell of Monticello asserted many years ago, that constipation will slow you up fully 25 per cent. The test was made by : . Dr. Donaldson of i new! Loma Linda up- on four men in the prime of life who deliberately went without # howel_ movement for four days. Within 48 hours the men had ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE temethen, What em f fad event worthy laxative that anyone in the constipated?” fo a . B. Caldwell, 613 Monticello, Iinow, known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. That was 30 years ago, and st over 10 million bottles are bought annually, the largest sellii amily laxative in the world. You will find it in any drug store you enter, a generous- THE SEATTLE STAR TOO FAT 9 TOO THIN « Star p.¢ hed with “X gion Bureau, The Seattle t New York Ave, Wash of the bi close a two-cent postage O WEIGHT DECREASE i }) WEIGHT INCREASE Name Street and No City coated — tongue and foul breath, cankers in the mouth, no appetite, restless sleep, indigestion, headache, depression, nervousness, — The Blood re Was Uj cent. It int thi that Dr. Citldwell has preached to his patients in pri- vate and to the public thigh the printed word ever since began the practice of his specialty, diseases of the stomach and bowels, back in 1875. 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