The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1924, Page 8

+ “shortage of a million homes” that re- Fashion Note: Suspenders Are Higher, Closer an¢ Higher and 3 a-4 a) th | Dd 2 _c emma m3") 7) ct -) ae crink or judge: t s cope wit sente! fie v on rr are n Why : speeders ? A Why Do You Shiver? CIENCE H we the body's cordi of Me warm. The lectu the hums Your ft room wl an auto wit! The Chance You Take ei itty : LISH commercial airships in five It we t so long ago tM E s have ried 50,000 passengers, | i the planes traveling a total of 4,000,000 | miles. And only six deaths took place. However, that’s one killed out of $,400—one death for every 667,000 miles of flying. Air travel will have to be safer t the public takes it up on any la: Safety will come. Railroad journey were highly hazardous. Now it reads on most accident insurance policies that the company will pay you a double liability if yd The Call of Garibald a - , t at Te a hang Ninety Days! ning toward anything It Means Furlough for Convict and Life for |) w { the Family He’s Supporting lhe | Special to The star e otra \H ; ; r fore Ss once death takes place on a train. ¢ $ or grow in sm | } cebite Teckthee enti « v rece ee elceeeees and he drinks to excess of power in the re he poe Prune meg rovege eid | an. effe * ew of those he rules. Then comes the , the nee t amoke the Battery Getting Along lanes, ee ‘ : terme tos few months ago, they [lana ~ WAS a bobbin boy 30 ye agoin | It is not at all i i } i a3 H a mohair plush mill. It’s revealed that in 1923 he paid income tax of over $84,000. The man in question is high up in the Massachusetts textile industry. What has become of the other bobbin boys he worked alongside? A safe bet, lini’s days ar name—the titl in the he: and more do t fers ernment that they elect and control rather x abet 4 1 Pine vets than government that ¢ J 1 | most of them never “got anywhere.” its iron hand on them. And the na f t i k Ee So-called opportunity is often, to con- Garibaldi is one around which such H siderable extent, just another name for in Italy feel the impylse to p } : jit F natural ability and persistency. — —_—_—_—_— — — oo J “The Peasants,” Ladisins |) & wit | St: Reymont 2 ar ; “The White Monkey,” John Wa picture in Galsworthy € o “The Back of the Book,” Margaret Leech. “shackled, dulta. “A Boy in the Bush,” D. MH. Lawrence, “Marbecka,” Selma Lager: “Operations” ate irc tells of « state. Catching Up EW homes built the first six months this year in the United § enough to house 205,000 families, reports the department of labor. Two and a half years at this rate would eliminate the a frightft | dent had n prac Another member ros | tribute to the distinguished surgec ntle , back in 1 we once did something ful.” sulted from war conditions. Achmed Ad I On the other hand, a lot of these new residences are simply replacing old ones, and accordingly do not apply on relieving the shortage. We still have an insuffi- ciency of housing. When the problem is be the operation, he solved no government bulletin will be nec- “We once made a United States essary. Rents will reflect it, | senator out of an 43 after 7 ¢ to India,” BE. Cane,” Harvey O'Higgins “The Green Hat,” Michael oo Answers to Y our Questions Q. Has Spain any mineral re-) find employment; sources? | for an intertor p A. Yes, iron abounds, with coal,|or funds with lead, copper, asphalt, tin, wolfram,| same. manganese, quicksilver, silver, sul ve 6 phate of soda, sulphur and phos phorus. Platinum has lately been discovered. Ceeeeeseeeteeesaeegetal Q. How can from fermentin A. One method is to pas at a temperature of fro grees to 160 degrees and » the bottles while it is hot. Q. Did President Wil Voistead law when did it A. He vetoed i and it passed o day. Q. How mt alien have on cor States? laid down; he 1 ha to provide for his reasonabl until such westtseattttstttteastie® What Folks Are Saying wants| A, Apply with a ra as he is likely tol t part aulphuric cate staad for | service talking Now we dash for ands | fear Ww ill have to shake jwith the preacher HAT is so good as the odor of food uise, with a hi around? Our appetite’s hooked wh Suppo reminiscent of the tragic | vue it rises and cannot be downed abous 100 1 | Thomas Hard DR. HENRY VAN DYKE, Men come home at 1 t ambition light . | . riter: “To a fresh and y dimmed thru the Th cer 1 tu cithabicrallroad “cael Nine early Am [diced eyo must, wo no z B's at r made o etting a jtotally insignificant al und it m 1 ste while ger| turing tt reation e mon. The odor v cars were equipped with Allen com “Balisand™ dug into inside . © pepped up all ove preascd paper-cored wheels which| polities and mad tothe | A. A, ELLERD, Lincoln, Neb iubby stands made then offoct that the entrance of Jef- |*ailure of tho Middle West to im meatstuff 1s broll-} ha c ferson on the stage met with | prove its river system ts forcing the sheet WYOs Ke with rime BocoNN Eo) singly heavy uch recently | unnatural location ustries on a equipment menta 4n iMr,1 ette |the outskirts of th , Ah, then is tho time when your s in rhyme, for! steel wheels. red wheels , or how) were intended to deaden sund and ment, comes Mary Johnstone, |eheap freight r loves to revive an era If for instead of in the center of the con- ther reason thga tts glamour. tinent where the distribution sites Wut in “The Slaye Ship’ (Little, should logically be established.” ® home-prepared meal is a treat. And no matte weary or dragged, Mister Hubby shouts, “When do w ae ( A Smoking Room : \| Stories f * : 4 1 f ‘ ' 5 ; . J . If © MAGNUS JOHNSON INSISTS a ee | pigeveinet beth Dud: | , | A Though endow pe Nova Beco \ 2 4 7 ge jan who paddied ho maketh his angels spirits, and ume r his canoe all the ministers a flame of fire—TIleb. n y ut wit way to New York 7 | Inere mom chases unquestionably trie ed ee F cc sought a desper- r if gels oma have wider centur he Jap ir in . ares || | COMFORTABLE CLOTHES | Back! Social Note: Christmas Is Coming! 1 Closer I Maximum Population! 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