The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1924, Page 6

PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, FEB i { The Seattle Star |(__Svine Styles and the Well Dressed Man) WHERE GEO. WASHINGTON’S | , 000 per month, # months $1.60, @ month year $8.60 bee w month, Mpectal Nepreventatives, fan Francisco ya dg.; New York office, BY MILTON BRONNER NEA SERVICE WRITER YULGRAVE, Vngland, Web, 23 5 . “Shh, children! Be very quiet BER SO birthday, today, falls on Fri : és ¢ 4 4 and gemember eh to. say & word ; Strange, how so many of us consider Friday an q T dae tpon it.” te unlucky day, for Friday has been uncannily lucky in the \ | ‘The speaker, a tail, man, was ad-| history of America, especially that part of our history Dar Greesing hie 11 children, four boys with which George Washington was directly concerned, Cy ; |and seven girls He was peerin, i Washington was born on Friday. And the war for the | ‘ jiously thru the leaded panes of a " : ‘ | mullioned w w, looking out on independence of America, in which he was our leader, ° {th fields of Northampton green Saw these famous events occur on Fridays: + y Every, | Bunker Hill was seized and fortified. Wa WHOS ayy roy wes, the village ot Bul The surrender of Saratoga took place, largely respon- Des, i aa ae ere & man stro! sible for inducing France to throw its strength to the PBS; Ss ncehasa ase. | cer attiase | colonists in their fight for independence, i stranger, came in, talked for a time Benedict Arnold’s treason was discovered. r with the owner of the house, peered y ‘or! ri isive i 5 ‘ into the various rooms, and then, nrestte ses ate 5S. Seana, Gatitive tn. the . SS salad tat Ne prey waa not there mounted his horse and rode off to he Declaration o haepend e was J Banbury, the town famous in Mother The Declarati f Ind dence was moved in con Lott gress by John Adams, ; ¢ ; - ff SS : |Goowe rhymes, Other famous historical dates in American history a Pi = Directly there came from little occurred on Friday. Columbus sailed westward on that Toth = room upstairs @ frightened Princens Py : ary Elizabeth, to thank her host, Law date and discovered America on a Friday, On the return Tasah, Wausiraktodh ter: Ga iad to Europe he landed on Friday. St, Augustine, our oldest ; SS a ness, which abe would never forget city, was founded on Friday. wen pot Fase BS Pockets Nor id she, For years afterward, | The Pilgrims sailed into Providence town harbor on R Te Commuter men Runes 6 ro ae Friday, and it was Friday when they landed at Plymouth Que Mary's Mr. Tresham, she ay ° \ 5 es came back to Sur to visit. Still there are those who consider it unsafe to start a : ’ HOUSE UNCHANGED journey or a new business venture on Friday. The super- is A mh e : stition that Friday is unlucky undoubtedly is of religious : eit piel, deepah renal origin, in connection with the Crucifixion, historians say. 3 Wey LOS ae Hacainie In te lookine ot It has persisted for centuries. S : - Sao, of the very window thru which Law Sas Sap, :, rence Warshyngton peered, Superstition outlives granite. | - G ‘Time seema t tood still for They say this ol! mess came to the Coolidge administration as an regs) Fran pars eoneiee floors of - seygeeiagagaalertsid tena decode ioletgrdes mae gino FOR shone then. The v h Sulgrave Manor, fountain place of the Washingtons in i much the same, Tho village at) England. ‘ 3 a5 \ Sulgrave has 0: rown from Thanks, Mr. Erickson! . ? , : to 860 ia all that Might of time ee See es, oe [nice fam whsnce ome ne sents | What Folks Telling It , so it has no ax to grind, in the primariés next men fn, whose lineage there was to oye a lover of clean politics, it believes that Oliver | WH AT WO M EN WANT txther our countey ‘Even in ose Are Saying to Congress T. Erickson is entitled to public acknowledgement of its days the Waashyngtons were not in (Excerpts from the Congressional ee sor the clea Re rea: . considerable people, They ranked as! DR, J, ANNA NORRIS, director Record) thanks for the clean, aboveboard and statesmanlike cam- BY MRS. WALTER FERGUSON gentlemen and had thelr arms—| pj vq d paign he has waged to date. | three stars or mullets above and two| Minnesota: —* : llev SOME SCANDAL ’ 1 : , | bars below—from which we got our on »0 pecot e s 0 ic a) This statement is made without bias and without SSIMISTS who take delight | factory miss who greets each | where love lives forever |beautiful Stars and Stripes Me dil seo “alo Greate Vals ‘prejudice. in pointing out the sina of newed hope, every Many women are literally | Laurence Wasshyngton, the far-\tje yr beggin as er ine sail gamer Rosa 2 woman now accuse her of re Ag | en who heark- starved for love and because |away ancestor: of George Washing: | ove. fave tiven, ao pensible as thay| look thee bier of nad page ie 25 ‘The groundhog Is out of date. The road hog, gamo hog, and end-seat {ng all tho salacious iiterature,® | they have It not at all, or only | ton, was successively a lawyer, a mi Het ae nsibl poy ee eee one Rok new cast the shadow. Of haunting the movies where | spinster wt k t the shadow of Its strength, they | wool merchant and a politician, ‘He ee » (Dy lurid films are shown, and of | of busine ry matron needs feed their souls upon | was twice elected mayor of North ; 4 s Sy ea8 oththerwise exhibiting @ pred | who rides in her limousine or | the stuff of which dreams are |ampton, in 1832 and ste | DEAN CARL F. SEASHORE, Un!- NIMBLE DOLLARS lection for things which are un- ums her pots in the kitchen made, an If this be not good | of lowa , : : Probably the greatest moments | | ‘We unconsciously forget the fact Germany s Situation healthful, 1€ not bad nk, s of the Kaight of food, who ts to blame? hjsive @ college education to the om) his life came when Queen Elizabeth | © hat money is th industriou ‘ And few can dispute this, The visions a world Tho American man is eal to | visited him. He had bought Sul.| Asses. It cannot be done, The cost | cr, u L. It never _ JT still takes a barrel of paper marks to buy a loaf of diets oka a et : : rege re be the best husband on earth, |grave Manor in 1539. ‘The famong|°f education Is #0 high that the stu-| 1, Sd: aieiiiya’ worked Phe MEG bread in Germany. But, prices reduced to a gold <ilitneat’ whis Garou tue lticoloe : nes but even tho he is always gen- | visit 19 supposed to have taken place |{°8t below the average must be| y which is paid for municipal basis, Germany now has the lowest cost of living in the books at the libraries, and who @rawn and morally shady booke erous with his privileges and |! 1566 and to commemorate it the |ulled out. You can’t force the tn- 0 ups, into the bul world. Laws that hold down rents over there help a lot. make up the major part of the and plays n represe: dollars, he ts often st |royal arms of England were erected | Competent student up, but you can some rn schoolhouse; it . G y is not as hard up financially as her propa- movie audiences, land wherein thelr fancie his attentions | y. Above them are | free the bright student down.” goes to the mechanics who receive tt rh te tt i i tl Be tte nA ia | T ‘ ‘ Fe ai tnveters | where all passion ts sine And while man may su x . R,"' Elizabeth Re. be |good wages; it goes to the brick dists to tell us. The matter of reparations is more rahe ina Frtas apogee | on work and play and passion, ’ T HOPKINS, Dart-|manutacturer who pays it to skilled seekers after romance, ‘Th | @ question of how much Germany is willing to pay than hunt incessantly for the fairy ue 9. TA woman, no matter who she be, | FORTUNE Lost, MovE mout “The » col-}and unskilled alborers, and so on what she is able to pay. tales of Ute, deca tanerest || FYieda’s Follies great end tr ve that 18 |'TO AMERICA 1S MADE [ingen ot this country ‘are products | dow y is, the “ ; . re eve . a hetical. ‘ 2 of religious impul» in 80 , Peis t ’ Inflation of her currency quite obviously was a bit of be dicatgadinartes tyrnpihelidhdcvedued ly and restieasiy, she often fol. | When Laurence died in 1585 the s pulse and in so them dwella the longing for a | __ | : property went ‘ te no | 8% they glory in their hrights or or building materials, strategy to evade collectors. great love—a love which will | NEVER saw a woman henpeck a red the gleam of its light, oven Der art tce tae igs! = anette | they must ‘glory in this.” |—Rep. Linthicum, (D.), Maryland: surmount, all difficulties, that | man nto the sloughs of sin. . ‘ Wasshyngtons had fall il | ie Oe vets ‘The “wets” are planning to call on President Cal. And there isn't » will burn blue with an ethereal |AS SHE did her husband. lays, And after a while, a Wasah-| PROF. GEORGE HH, DERRY, INCOME TAX yngton, by that time Washington, | Union college: “Freedom and educa-| ‘The first income-tax measure that | moved to Virginia to change his for-/tion will not save the nation. Theleyer was put into operation in this Women are incurable roman. | LAID down to him every moment. | yr | tunes. 'future of democracy will depend on| a3 pas Bank Cl ° ticists, and yet rarely do they |SHE TOOK this hour to upbraid him AND | om | mica the pecciien | nce ae ae ter ee an earings ever. THE POOK man was having the law thing in the cellar but some cats and dogs. flame, and that will endure for, |WE WERE playing golf. QUESTIONS direct line fs as follows: Lau. | | whether women realize the pecullar/ written so that it occupied only wet the love they crave, for man | FOR past indiscretions. | A SWERS |rence’s boy, Robert, had a son, Lau-|and great pot t ate ts 5 f } t i c , Robert, ha on, La an¢ eat potentialities they possess | about three pages of an ordinary law much money changes hands, it's a wonder more of it Me ative teen me Ferree niet spa heen sees N jfence Washington, who had a son, |—~on whether they recognize that the| book. ‘The bill that is now about to r4 * vi cles 4 al ' ‘ou | Rev. Laurence Weshingto: those | hope of the republi vith w n x my way, the average reader will reflect in can got an answer to j ‘eshington, w. r no republic lies with women |be presented to the house will take on come y yy 4 ec! sporadic affections. To women IT 18 Impossible to do two things Y Question of fact or informa: || 90%, John, went to Virginia about| who will be queens in thelr homes | about 120 pages, printed in the same as he ponders this: i 5 this ts the tragedy of life. And | WELL at the same time," I said. ted Saree Wane Question |/165¢. This Virginia Washington had |and queens of men's hearts.” manner—Rep. Green, (R), Iowa. _ Bank clearings (money changing hands in the form Bo avery little shop girl who [LET up on one of your drives ea, 1293 N.Y eee eet, Ba: || a non Laurence, fathor of Augustine, | of bank checks) recently have been at the rate of 450 preens behind her counter, every THE ball or your husband.’ oC. © and this one had a son, our immortal | billion dollars a year in the United States. Ninety-five Bd a tat az aodlcal, 1 | George, born in 1733. and marital advice cannot be : cent of financial transactions are by bank checks, EyvOm, Ber ope extended researen |] 1914 ty o ome inayat | Bo the American people are spending about 474 billions | E qisets, neanoor be nereetels: and all aprons "the Semi-Annual a Sapa ioe for every man, woman and child. , j a be people ot tia Unlted tatse and Ene. Cl _ Very few families spend that much. The explanation WASHING “4 9 is the average ovtput of | and # emorial of the _ of the figures is that bank clearings represent a lot of 14 Ba Bye pond pi benittiess Tee Coens PAFARCO duplication. For instance, a $20 suit of clothes might — G)___ eee America are now trying to raise show up as ae of clearings, covering the sum total of v v Fat is Dat oldest university pty ray Ral Which: permanantiy te transactions all along the line—wool buying, sale of suit BY BERTON BRALEY fhe, United States? te foleren ; are of | by manufacturer, by retailer, etc. 66QIOME Mant’ When all is said and done siimniiade Soe ou Set mpent™ " f And written of George Washington, Q. What was the first ‘Teapot Dome ts uncovcred and, at once, the plot thickens, Then, in ‘That common argot of the street * sen Dovel H ees politics, and the thicks plot. Brings forth a picture more complete wrinn by tn author wha tad ta|| A THOUGHT Than phrases by word-weavers spun. lowed the sea? { A. "The Pilot by James Fent- Ho that ts greedy | more Cooper. of gain trou. | “Big Doings” OME Man! Greathearted, great of frame, Vo tepldi-< pov t= own house, but be that) 2 ‘In triumph and defeat the same, @ What are the names of the in-| Mi Hite shall live—Prov. 15:27 | [F you want a few chuckles, turn back 44 years in the Who mastered first himself, and then mect-catching planta? files and read what the people of 1880 Mastered and perved his follow. men, A. Sundews, the dutt ‘were eet interested in. P Leaving to ‘Time the thought of tame, the dladderworts. gel ae Bt ee ’ . In March of that year, we find: “Dennis Kearney, the 2 wi w w Snr cl te iia ee y, ae Qoue Man! Because he went his way Q. Are wood ashes any good as a : t Wearing his courage Iike a nhield, fertilizer? ~ ths’ imprisonment and to pay a fine of $1,000 for dis- Great in the counsel or the field, A. Hardwood ashes have value as ee a b Se e 0 a e Shing the and using language ding to incite A siete oe toaders forth today, @ sot! amendment, and are princi. 2g peace tendin ricer ; | Tiots.”....Times haven’t changed much. “Agitators” are (Copyright, 1924.) pally useful for their potash con. as i ; tent, which may run from 8 to 10 / . j Good styles, all of them—and all sizes in the new. Every generation that ever lived has had - r cent, altho the J | mixed lot—B: i Be agitators preventers of stagnation. 2) jo WELLINGTON MMA il map astra os: * . * ¢a pee Sumi i th changed, iow and in recent NO. 10 trom aivernare? petiire $1.95, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 ears Americans have been sending relief funds 1 ~ By rubbing wlth a ple -- as | Starving Germans, Russians and others. In yellowed Your Own Third D egree ade of ehees ged anda past CAPITOL : jour and olive oll Bath money ad food for Tedand por tfrig nobly |(TEST SELF FOR LOGICAL MEMORY || tive 07 snd pola wit‘es na co eee ‘OW quckly nature falls into re-| volt when gold becomes her ob-| te Joct.—Shakespeare. handkerchic}, 1880, Ree z : “28 6 car you, after reading once an or-) 1. Were the buildings insured? ‘ Q. When was the first combine 1880 the khedive of Egypt shipped a huge obelisk Ginary newspaper article, recall! 2 Was the oldest child overcome| MY°ate? brought out? ' : s sourately the informati Ay A. The first —and you'll be just an- a Gas a tall stone monument) to New York, a gift, jin tt? te | by smoke? tected ve ye teal Ps ~ : in it? : 1828, but it was not other pleased customer The obelisk set the whole country talking. For Egypt Directions: Read onco the follow.| % Was she rescued by her father?| Others were patented in 1891, 1888, who ye full value for was as mysterious and fascinating then as it is now, when |! Paragraph auioted from a news|, 4. | Mow many children were thero|a"4 in 1833 a jctory wos ‘eatad, oy 20 questions about it, Do not look|’ 6. Was IL 5 or 10 y 9] ONE Which we tent It’s clean, easy to han- 4 ’ ing in the tomb of old King Tut. at the paragraph after you have read| 6. How ina bag der ee neblaten eee te dle, light weight, and Children s and _* © it once, and begin to answer the| were burned? | ire " Be > A NATIONAL election in 1880, with the usual conyen- | Metion® And a Rot look at the) 7. Was the kerosene the cause of | holes wsiisedte tas : ys Shoes . . % Fs H * 2 | £1 tions of republicans and democrats. The campaign | answer thom. 3. How many gallons of kerosene|#| Le Devils of Requires little attention, m) ‘was very hot, the voting close. People took politics more Hast Chicago, Feb, 22: A fire | was there? 5 * thereb; ainin, at $ 9 5 jously in those days, marching in long processions on Washington st, early this 9. Was the wind blowing from Indigestion yee sees me serious!: | . cery store, a barn and two dwell- 10. What was the Ha’s | ve wives who must of per pair The matter of a third term for presidents still excites ing houses near. The loss was | name? ye aA when Joor6 comes necessity tend the fur- _the nation periodically. We find republicans holding an about $12,000 and was partly | 11. Did Mr, Smith live in one of | Sica ope tom f n 1 lons of kerosene in the rear of | 42. W, he Off the renomination of General Grant, who'd already the store burned fiercely, and |timer oh? fire In the summer to’ form habits, Order a load. Men’ Sh * two terms. uae td tie tara te ee ee en’s Short Lines are at ij jover the store with his wife, | the fire tak 2 95 L tho of less importance, in 1880, when the prohibi- ae Hd sep es pes Tho 16. Did rol prs three or five 2.0, ra Tos bal x ‘2 bs ‘a —tionist: i & youngest lary, 5 years old, was a © Bunkers ists held a political convention in Cleveland and nom- made tnoonecious by the amoke | res? American and British scientific grave-robbers are prowl |D0?*m,, Them write the answers to) in all? Ushed for the manufacture of thal fis fuel expenditure. questions before you aro ready to|the fire? with red-fire torches. morning, destroyed Smith's gro- | the north? admiration of the, house- Many styles to ch _ Anti-Third-Term convention at St, Louis in 1880 to head | {ons or kerosene in tho act | the adiolning houses? Sipmentsy no ana ae Serer HIBITION is a big issue in 1924. It was an issue, | j% lover the store with hie wite, | 42.0% Wit day of the month did ki ed Neal Dow of Maine as their presidential candidate. and was rescued by a neighbor | 14, id Seat Wat She lene? Fielleves indiges- “Duras W Dratt SALE ENDS MARCH FIRST 4 8 with some difficulty. ‘The young: | fire Int t part of Chicago was the | belching: rots ©) i i , Harry, 7 and other at re ; 3 MERICAN bicyclists held their first national meet in | {ia fuiner in’ remodne soPet | 19. How much money was found and ‘bowet ils in : 1880, at Newport, R. I., 160 racing riders participat- the goods from the burning in the cash drawer? two minutes. For Is there 1 1 se > store. Sparks carried by a strony |g Ha Did the fire burn down a drug his Sher: ie Dr. Henry 8. Tanner of Minneapolis fasted for 40 | (est Wind. spread tho fire to ad- | pnswers, 1, yes: 2, no: 5 ; . Joinnig bulldings. Some thi iieteare ru _ days, living on water alone. : aris the fire was accidental, but the {HTS 6, nelther; 6, two: 7, no; 8 alx: At All D Sgists _ Any of these events of 1880, barring the bicyclists, cash drawer was found open and | "0: 10, Mary; 11, no; 12, no; 13, no; 500 81 and $1.50 Pigs, 14, Wi $15, ; might just as well happen in 1924. Actors, scenery, cos- empty, #0 the fire was probably | {4 ry teaser 15, 17th; 16, neither: H get to conceal bbery.”” 18, East Chicago; 19, Mfrd. by JO-TO CO., Ino, and “stage props” change, but the plot of life is | newer questions with yes, no, a{ "098i 20, n0, . Heliingham, Wash, ut the same in one generation as in others. namé or a number. (AI Rights Reserved, Science 901 FAIRVIEW AVE. Lele tL ELL | Te "