The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1924, Page 8

i H ; -. "I 4 : | i . i! et) by som ornate are The Seattle Star ity case and walk out ably good chance of elsewhere where the “sti prevail. With unionization of “house h would come fixed hours } tions, a standard of wag it eradicate the “s' Oh, for a Decision! IELLOW husbands, observe th Gilcreest vs. Gilcreest. settled nice and smooth, with Cupid out in the cold, cold world with nothing on save his bow and arrows, Mrs. Dorothy Gilcreest, after some four years of married life, sued Dr. Edgar Gil- creest, professor of surgery in the Uni- versity of California, for divorce. Her most striking allegation was that in case of 1922 he took her upon vacation to the the beautiful Truckee region and spent whole time reading to her her house bills. Later, the lady withdrew her whereupon the professor secures a decree on the ground of +a year’s dese Amicable property settlement, and every- body satisfied. But— Darned if the court has decided wheth or no reading the household bills to w constitutes cruelty enough to make good grounds for divorce! Still seems to be Safest to leave the bills on their hook in the kitchen. The Style of It ATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY has made a study of modesty in all corners of the world, and its decision is that modesty is simply the prevailing style and nothing but a matter of geography. The decision was to have been expected and it would be affirmed by a study of history. From the first-mentioned fig leaf beach to the present-day one-piece it has all been a matter of st What about morality? with modesty until it, suit, tep too, a \ matter of the prevailing custom and geog- raphy? | tee S } G ed Fe i ' fA Geba € ( A H ‘ please Finally, afte xpended abe ut $1,000 he arges, court fc wearing to | ers. The court told hi tinue to care for t fan April, but also added tha’ t get a job and learn the E language by that t or be depe So is why Gottfried says, “Good Samar Gott in Himmel — nix, m herr. anybody can see that, under the circumstances, the argument is all on his side. The Cart Before the HAT another war will de. tion has come to be th of statesmen latest to emphasis. 2 Horse troy civilize ance the with make will, zation.” gentlemen, as the The to do, place the cart be re horse. Another war will not dest civilization ere will be no other u s and a until civilization previously has failed. Speaking of Cuts HE political bosses of the dominant party extr ly solicitous to hang on to the farmer vote. They recognize the fact that the farmer is being plucked in high freight roduct which are sh spped, anufacture which he cons For obvious reasons, rs that be the pov are very likely to heed the m of rail- road manage: that cut in freight rates can come only thru a cut in railroad wages, One can imagine r effects wages in general that would follow a cut in the wages of the millions of railroad employes. Certain it is that the habitu foes of union wage scales would get busy. upon 2 2? Answers to Your Questions ? . ee $ — Q. What are non-nitrogenous|twhen the prices of eggs are higher.| always be at the bottom | foods? It {9 well worth the cost of the rer ay A. Foods which do not contain to those marketing epvs.| @. What are the F mitrogen. Vegetales, such as spin- . the Massach ach, string beans, cabbage, celery, mesticated rab-| nology asi tomatoes, carrots, potatoes, beets on | braska? Gnd turnips, as well as fruits, are! A. It is a very natural tratt. Wild) A. Massachusetts Institute, car- examples. rabbits bite trees, and teme rab-| dinal red and silver gray; Untver- At dits, lacking the trees, dite on any] sity of Nebraska, scarlet and green Q How many births and deaths| wood they can reach oo exe tre there each ute in the world?) A. It 4 estimated that there are} Bdout 67 deaths per minute, or 96,-| Q Can lawy tice in the Uni rs licensed to pi | Q How long o-) digont? tates practice in| 4. From one to does It take food to 2 hours. Soft 480 per 24 hours, and 70 births per| Mexico without a txamin-| Hiquid food requires less time than minute, or 100,000 per 24 hours, in| ation? sollds. Fruit juices require very lit the world. | A. Yes, by obtaining a permit. Ap-| tie time, Milk takes about two ply to the Q Where do we obtain ermine? A. Ermine is imported from Brit-| teh America, Lapland, Russia and) Q Btberia, A. Opus (or Work) 19. ee Phe let the Latin word for Q What is the steamship fare from New York to Rio de Janeiro? A. First class, $250; third class, tistea to the title $100. Poy scene Q How had ss the power to prohibit the ing of lottery tickets from state to state? A. Thru its power over interstate commerce. 1 A er a height, Q. When did the government sue 20-cent A. From } 4.8.6 Q Is the use of electri ing hens lay r A. It is very beneficlal during the —months from October to April, when ens do rot-ordinarily lay as many Q What ts Colorado? | is-] enefic at the bottom, Mexican Emba. 16th St. N. W., Washing’ What does Op. 19 stand for? Q Is a registered pharmadist er “Doctor”? | No, not unless he is 4 oreduate) Indiana of a college and has receiveg t degree of doctor of pharmacy. Mount Ebert, 14,420 feet. | Q. What fs the iators—r t iron or bullt inlet is usualiy connec probably because this connection requires less pipe. Either 2828) hours. fort, | What Folks ee Are Saying THOMAS RILEY MARSHALL, great body of m: r of justice and fair ‘or of the game ¢ he decision tallest peak, in| may t in Lake county;! WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE, Kan a nan “Monarchie are good thing: ‘ / when the kir queens are re proper duced to en the multitudes and that’s ab the » these Bros ted NCH, Drake univer ity, 1 aches the age of 10 or 12 908 as during the summer, and is good. The outlet, of course, must his mother Has sends, Sich: Mica ll dor | that can be exp: d h is time for the father to ta e if he has not already ' done so," | BISHOP JOHN P. CARROLI, Montana constitutional guar antees of religious Hberty are suf. Hficlent fof American Catholics, and HILL is spreadin, hedding. Fall is with i in a ah caedl aid this i ha us now ister is rather curled in witherness, Stalks of cor fallen Garden bo lown ers of brilliant armth that ir in every way, th has and bare ness in the Every day Lengthy da here again (Copyright, 1924, tor The immer born, flowers are ‘one becaure there cenes are and nights appy land of ours.” turned to dusky| have died and Sez Dumbell Dud: Many men standing cold S cht good yet alive and there are changing fast much longer last is still work Old Jack Frost cannot be boxsed; he'n dragged us in or the 0 his den. ‘Time has sped and summer's dead. The fall in for auto mobile to do. sa Merah aah ast ii n | W THE SEATTLE STAR HARVEY’S FRIENDS URGE ’ HIM FOR HUGHES’ JOB P e T : el ‘How Mrs. Dollar “Keeps House” for|| Sei. | Round-the-W orld Commuting Hubby BY RUTH FINNEY | ‘ akes it ying enah. ares. “I believe This would make CN ees New Theory on Earth’s Shape Charles W. model world. LMIRA, N. Y., Nov. 22.—The world isn't round. And it isn't flat. 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