The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1924, Page 6

F THE SEATTI rAR ae DAY, DEC A PAGE 6 ™ _ _ - a ‘T, ¢ i — 4 ) COOLIDGE 2 , . 70 oD WU 4 iu | A | ‘The Loves of E dCl I i: | =| The Seattle Star |=: ‘The Loves of Eunice and Claude; No.12| PROPHECY | pees Pubtiching Os | The Star's New Picture Novel, a Serial Love Story Told Entirely by Photo- v SS yi O R ¥ ene an, & corre peel " an Pre e | Mais a : 4 j Weems Seevien pieeny micaae ot eth Michigan, Avey New sy | graphs in Daily Installments | A TT ACKED Pe be aman ; servis, city, ta '8 ol aa a beet iinte sd 7 rye ~ ‘ en uerre rice B ALBERT A l : fs me BY HERBERT QUICK Nr “ What VW 19 g uyng Ahead , j ; ‘ M - vear for ut? Do ye Boe ees ed by state# ' q ee ; +} J otal indebtedness of stat . plat sat ities of our country no t, to eased 0,000,000,000, It \ , ' or happine Othe that will do it about every rhe future is being mortgage al m : i titution is New Year's ‘ ingly, in the eyes of anyone who bother } : : a on which we take stock of our co’ wwe tax rate few years her on 6 i tion and, tearir » old ¢ ri They are too higi iy } te i start anew witl dl E97; , , 4 bition. It is the = s Christmas Seals o i t me to make itior PT WENTY pager Holbe ' i Ww: can | ROO-—Saper Christmas seals, The money derived fron Ney WY 504 to t th t what not to « pilot us safe al , hd . | c ; ly thru t f if we have learned « In 20 te ale of Civlatna . fo poesgn . n America has multiplied into the mil ¢ yi unged con ae Aiea And in 20 years the yearly death r f0 ; Experience also : j H Ms sie As» 200 e ; The ¢ from tuberculosis have dropped from 20¢ cha ie what NOT todo. That is « 000 to 100,000, Christmas seals are not od mportant as knowing what TO do. ats iets But the cat, ant a is unfortunate that so many people se« me ‘ that 1 ; cat thal l in New Year's day only a reminder of P ‘ : : $2 garg cimas eve errors. There is too much “resolving not Detours for Bad Roads bs tr te retard to do,” too little “resolving to do.” Ideal “THE asphalt of pavements tras rag dl is the combination of both. 1B and forth, highway engineers ¢ rp sage! ; toss fave SE Good resolutions need not all be negative cov If.you put a tack in the asphal Sinedl nice Must and Montes eta Puilontisked by Ww: dune : time ti | extraordinary testin New Year's day is quite as mu h a time urface and watch it; you'll find it move N her beautiful boudoir Eunice Blake receives her first love letter from Claude Mar- wet will j | Chr to start time to quit, as much as six or eight feet in a& year, I vin, her heart leaping with joy. For what happens next sce tomorrow's Star. | 2 bs - | vt nr wae pata The theory is that motor traffic shove . = I ee tha tao aa HAT a man is today compared with © |. the asphalt forward, just as a rug tends ee eee 2 eee : ne) oot we year ago is far less important than to move under a child's feet when he slides ‘ the ’ | i they: besten what he will be a year from now, over it, oon. he And his condition January 1, 1926, will depend largely on himself—on his ambi- tion, his efforts, his determination. Some wil! resolve to increase their in- Naturally, the flow of asphalt is mostly ‘ in warm weather, when the pavement i ned by the sun's heat, Flivvers, Instead of Camels, Today Carry the Wise Men of the East to Bethlehem nd help them ¢, happiness, ‘om explorer paused aa ie a pn . ke an east-west street. Traffic i ; one . Fg AEP ed Masten come in 1925. . heavier or faster, as a total, in one direc- . they made ae) . wr ; ; eo Others will resolve to improve their tion than the other. Suppose this traffic ETHLEHEM, Dec. the saying which was to knowledge and wisdom. Still others will primarily seek greater happiness, and a few will realize that it is found in greatest abundance by making others happy. : so far have figured out. him in ewaddling clothe those yp u nen ; ere |. contd he oa eae Let mistakes and weaknesses die with ee and laid him in a mar told them by the shep- | mas spirit were in f : the old year. Let renewed ambition deter 'T MAY see tt oF that the || @" because there wa herds. He. ne ie Soe one, Ga mination and kindliness arrive with 192 ’ boem at first giance that the o room for them i Telephones, telegraph tt every Gat ee Ahead into the unknown! engineers are wasting time and money. || #44 inn and radio are now com- | mis, Tyee tepoeal “s by such endeavors. Not so, It is part « | , a a cial 7 the E peed << ; ‘ | ow, 2,000 years la mercial fixtures in the What Folks ishness, Uberality end 7 “¢ a widespread endeavor to learn the ci “4 ‘ wery-day life of persons . Hard Work and Life that make pavements go to piece on | tor, the little “city of bea dite apres fl han A S es Ar work shortens workers’ lives turely and in spots. , ~ || David” is crowded with living in Bethlehem. The 17e SAYING according to Dr. Louis I. Dublin, the 7, insurance statistician. He finds that office workers live eight years longer than indus- trial workers, on the average. The trouble with such statistics is that length of life depends on heredity and what we do outside working hours, quite as much as on work. However, the old exerts its greatest shove ~westward. The asphalt moves in that direction, Heavy trucks, eastbound, reverse the flow. This is the only plausible theory the engincer Why does a pavement wear break up in scattered pl instead of uniformly? The engineers are trying to find out. They'll succeed. Then we'll build better pavements. it, sink or Alin good roads movement has been handicapped by a national desire for 24. And he brought forth her first born son, and wrapped pilgrims from every ner of the globe. here under decree from a ruler to be taxed, but here to rebuild Palestine into an_ independent state. The inn—spacious hotels of modern accom- unto Bethlehem and see this the saying which wa: told them concerning this Child. And all they that heard it wondered at word is not passed from mouth to mouth. And when they had opened their treasuries, they presented unto Him gifts; gold and frankin- cense and myrrh. ve bo to have more sald he, “is realize Christ. lest day of the of this Christ. It seems cur to them t ‘| Telling It to. i Congress feal combin in it is tter, if «tet ecas| UNCLE SAM'S PLAYGROUNDS less|_ OUT colintry has the greatest sve jem of national parks in the world, Our parks are natura) museums, with- but th & hones : the. "i ge i ” Gold, silver or more |/ in which aro preserved some great ‘ ” M pe ation. hing which is come to pass... , Gold, | naterat, chats saying, “Hard work never killed anybody,” | _™ , modatior aa : aly a check passe atural, ectentific, scenic, o histor probably was invented by an petal i mileage rather than endurance. It pleases And it came to pass, Today chugging flivvers car- likely a check passed fcal attractions of surpassing and us to know that so many thousand miles aa the angels were gone ry tourists and inhabitants to thru a complete banking ment, | outstanding supertority tn thelr class, f j T) j instituti is 2 20 ot being educated. Wo|—Rep, Ra ), The Burden of roads are surfaced in a year, There is away from them into and fro across the country. The poche es th qeaarintmb the gee We Rat ona | Rote ee little public interest in how long the sur- heaven, the shepherds long journeys of the camel are Ae ' nie sort ef merry-go-round. We are i%| MONEY Fo? THE FARMERS MXRANCE does not expect that the dan- facing will last, said one to anoth but Biblical memories. And such gifts are |! motion of excite-} The enactment of the farm loan act ger of another war will be eliminated in our generation. Her new naval program is being laid out carefully for the next 20 years. During that time the French will spend 20,000,00000 francs for new ships, not including upkeep. The financial burden Europe incurred in the world war will not be much greater abilities to devising pavements that will BY HARRY W. FRANTZ | ment, SavageLandor reach- | Grasso in the heart of Brazil, | Work to do: are And here Is the gentleman from in the long run than a permanent continu- | end That is the way to spend taxpay. ACK LONDON t ed Garbyang in the Forbidden | — Pago 300, he is at Ostend, un- eee be aan Ohlo (tr, Burton) passively admits ance of competitive armaments—nayy, | ers’ money—endurance first, mileage J taye test. t0 oa Veet salto Ge Eee tnt sourry. alwase'l [malotiemntish, Goshen Take. cams] tere iene ee yeh military or aerial, { ond 6 , we § isaail I've on Tibet was to become a near an ; urry always melodramatist, Goshen, In k bere not ve ellows to the polls and en- . Sadan at’ privileges of nm aro a lot of people who think I am Ightened them after it got them In other words, our road-building has been rather on an emergency basis, for the time being. It is realized now that we'll have to have good roads permanently, not just for today and the next few yee Accord- ingly, the engineers are devoting their 2 2 Answers to Your Questions n to India ‘er hurry.” the heroine and the hero and all the | WARS, FOR PROFITEERS a s Fett as tho yolume it he tarries in England to | scenic effects of the melodrama If notice were now given that in } e \ perféct his ¥ inventions—a | moved over to tho films. That's all.| the next war no man would have o» 7 i “ “> | and proves one of volume two: he is | ortable gas pump, an auto-mit I'm still as much alive as ever, but/ portunity to make these enormous a Ms ae “ene siren tee fi (t OU q we Withe wind if blowing 60 miles an A. Henry Savage-Landor, in A by C i ¢, and the Savage-Lan- | the old business is gone.” | profits, there would only be a war ci sean sired ngs sig mor Pak: uy question ef ack or th | | nour? “Everywhere—Tho Memories of vey to visit di mored car. The length of | when it was necossary, and if all the having summer boarders who know any quest nf fact or in- | | Seas he a Every The | : . ‘The length of | ; péthing trdnsh fe kh ara teres | | torraation by writing The Beat-||, 4: /¢ would travel 150 miles per) an Explorer” A Headhunters, war in. Mindanao, all the European fronta ho tra- nations of the earth cools bea ed “dudes” by genuine cowboys } | tle Question Editor, 1922 in Stokes) tells a t w a tour of rica where he vels, and page 400 finds him at A 7 hought Hee tie eee speach eae ae Washington, turn all other vict ot the “dlecovered g for Rone. tho Vagabond club in London, | eel oak pele rr Q. What is a yulecdog? D. C, and Inclosing 2 cents in mor tter,| . Wanaerlust green w t | Thru all theso and myriad | sya wrath be greatly A. A fare block nf wood:former-| | loose ats r reply. No ‘The record of 50 yenrs I 100, he dines with Em- other adventures the author | Let not him that girdeth on his| Rep. Jones ( i Wy put on the hearth on Christmas! | legal or marital ad- is, ‘Two volumes leave you of Abyrsinia—a makes the acau » of in- | harness boast himself as he that put- i sr’ eve to form the b of the Ch Personal replies, confi- ened by the thought tha t on 120 oxen and | rable great figures on the |teth it off—I Kings xx. 11. ‘ME, FIRST" mas fire. ci All letters must be | after all, there are only six con- 1 heey world's stage, writes books, loc- ie I belleve one of the troubles in : oe t ta for mortal man to see, {| vages, mult. n of tures and paints, Then at last it, and whose no-. the personal dealings between men Q“What ts the me ¢ tt Savage-Landor’s narrative in | 'Timbuctoo, journe cross he says, “I have hardly said | ious deeds we are|!s the disposition that we all have name Noel? Spanish, “loa botones de rosa.” as kaleldoscoplo as his life: a 4 widest t Africa; presto, half I had to nnd I feel I |r lee, are yet not to think more about our rights than 4. Born on Christmas day. ed Ser page for a city, for | page 200 finds him 1 one in this world less than |tot 1 1 when they vaunt their’ about our duties, more about get ‘miele Petes Gra at a ta th tt | « continent, is not to | ff the jungles of Matto | h to do.” own actions—Aschines. ting what the other fellow Pe e ¢ the syndnyma and) 4. The turquoise; it is considered| 4. On account of ite prege et| Thru i jthan about giving the other ier, tte ved fa ant ad.| tho embi f prosperity; given by! and diy das, a te eee 1 the name what we owe him—Rep. Lowney anton of “tr used as an ad-| the emblem of prosperity; given by| and different altitudes, it has many h au pai alate "loving Wands, it carries with {t hap-| different ction §. The whale ny! ter, You can't help thinking at . (D.), Mississippi. monyms: | Literal, generows,| Pinese and good fortune. Ie color| may be described og more or less) ‘nes that names had a ture for é ory ora oaern vange ie —— science ——— niiful, bountcous, munificent,| Pales when the well-being of the| tropicat, except the Moh: altitudes vage-Landor; at any rate, he le: Br ie a & | AIR ROUTES frank, artiess, candid, famitlar, open,| viver is in peril, according to Iegend.| Thc slopca wf the Himalayas, ay erociated himself with most BY HERBERT QUICK f independent, unconfined, unreserved, | LI high as they habitable, enjoy a. Of the bizarre and way-off places i , Rial cagti exempe, clear, loose,| Q. What ts tho Api away? |! rate climate; neither ta there| Of th world, | ae Dia a Lattaeaeen dey kaa Heo : 1 to America under the | A. GREAT hanes inithe enti easy, carelens, Antonyms: lavish, A. The oldest of the Roman roads.| for the natives an oppreastve de e s pou 3 rl whom I met | c | 4 | ance of American cities % “1 dred p: lots erely to suggest ‘ . ink of all th ssian quota, Time and again | importance of Americ. stingy, artful, costly It leads from Rome to Capua. orce of heat on the high plateau of “tea P mer : | | ge me Ge 6 | ee the Deccan. The climate on t.| ite marvelous scope: } n Siber | tory: of a yc he had failed to gut thru, Thopo [aNd towns ts probable as the 1 | poh 3 4 Aaa Page one finds him a child In | nu | Koltchak hanaies aint th i sult of a scientific survey made/by Q. What does “bourgeois” | @ If an neroplane can travel at} Whole, except in the districts of ONte ab gies Stan ae dei Garr Health esas wee soe Pariser yh ho may.win thru with his child |ji On eet to find thea 1. Belonging to the middle ded: speed of 100 miles an hour in atti) inne i . arsh lands, ta not un- Mantel eh ae which Evangeline of material | Chien: asin Wikbaver on the next quota. routes for airplane travel: aed Ramen nie NYS ieee | CR SOE ENE OTIS 106, tne eee eee el valine ana for a poom than her life, | to her, and alwa Ono would think that sho | The railroads, following the most ar i, i, ee ig Rete parade hee ht iach fe re an) pictorially retentive for anythit ryono loved | would be we of tho struggle [practical routes to the centers of | heated eal a theh the nortie| where reasoning was concerned | and disheart but no, Sho |trade, made prosperous some cities HO can believe Christmas Sp west, in or about the region of t irits the absorption of the food into t ge us now go ever 2 2| he hel [MAN WHO HAS B And when they had seen It, carried by a mailman. Now ¢ things T bad actually or fo! { CHAPPED HANDS horesback ichist EEN EVERYWHERE ers, but not of men who t themselves. So I would ment and || nowhere,” jazz, |dead because I am not producing a melodrama a year. 3f SABATH, Cth : “It doesn't hurt a hi wipo the dishes for his wife, when | they are just starting o1 | has a baby to care for and the house- we are gotting|has been of great advantage to the farmers thruout the country in se- ‘ jecuring reduced rates of Interest. divores | ince the passage of the act ther shir vo been able to get more liberal |terms from companies loaning money, —Rep. Hastings (D.) Okla, eee DID THE WORK and she| there.—Rep, Connally (D.), Texas. The fact is that see ; When the bolshevik! rose against havior) aro there has become a real American and springs of our psycholog route and ruined i towns en al be- follow it, Tt su s landing fields any unfortun- laven in the oonter of ble clttes, ure exce 9. hare f | 1 part expluin his joy in |] tho bolshevik w ng put he aged fy FETs Ri ee bedankt UD Sint > i 1 perature exceeds 95 degreca Legon ' p J seeele i Sue da a ae zy a alt tla | ‘to go to him in Europe, I quote [that hac nated after tho ralk res Le of e ivel Ife In pe made her way Young Woman pristian Asso- | geo, ab Satter: i Y, anes a4 = Hal Coc ; = } fie Table: geil dte A hundred pages hence ho ts with a regiment of Cossacks over tion's service burcau for for. | 1 herdast letter: road passed them by, Alrp “4 >» | leading polittent{ clation’s service bureau for for. | =f. he next great influence. \ | (Ens | catching wiid ducks in Japan, the Caucasus moun in snow cign-speaking people Still a nope se much that things | will the next gr voy has Da oe lor € thina, Kore and Aus and storm and escaped from the | " ne . t will work themselves out exactly Th overnmen y neerr labor and liberat,| n € i i working for humanity, | . h regard to atmospherle APPY today? } Re ‘'l tralia; pago 200 finds him ox» | Russian army. She went with | A Waa’ should in the mos made with regard to ¢ | changing,views on art at Whist- | them to the Brits f | HAG Nero tiful way. Pleaso do not we and other flying conditions. Of 4 | * hanging vi 1 art at Whist hem to the British M | tho son of Basil, the ‘the What makes you that we? | -@ Are tho: tonails of any tse to] ieee studio th Parid mian army, Thon sho took | Blacksmith," so this sistor, a) eae ROUTE title came.” Who |) course, ail’) Wig, Giles mses 7 + af 1a person? i ae apetcees % ‘ tae Sota Lavery eae | of us mortals knows what is ab- | routes. The real Christmas spirit, no doubt { Skip 100 pages: ngainst the around Indla and to Stborla or, i pastel witha 4 ere “ 5 ‘ i Wo Spee ve oa | a and § ‘ always called her, had her \ solutely unt ate ar . : ‘ That feeling inside pm ea ‘ Peek Dues th i th year!” wishon of.tho Indian govern Whore ho joined Kolteha’ } lover. Like her, ho was a mom. lutely unfortunate and what ta The government urges cities a ts f : | the tonsils have a distinct function| _‘'*" abi RL eR RL eas ——— - “| ber of tho Russian aristocracy nol? With a little common sense |towne that are on this alr route il Is made up of real pride in the preacrvation of the health Madi nie aren aaretien eA And a little sense of humor (those {aq everything possible to encou % i de the | 0 5 and he w 0 war W fi F " \ % : ; And you find that it has to come out Peete ea ane ee one FABLES ON HEALTH His ragtivent, m0, the. war with | useful’ and ‘most important |G2_ Wen ges. tea, testa em ‘ ney have to do with influencing) rhe . x Mood. It has been found that after | [ho aristocracy, « ate situations? Are there ar on the tops of buildings, and great’ It’s the things 1 receive the fourth year the tonsile cause) ———————— | he was In poril of his life, but tragedios? It seems to mo that | jp), = arrangoments to tell aly gf UCU reget more harm than good. There ta,| (SHAPPED hands and face are com:| halt ounces of glycerine and six} his soldiers rallied around him in tragedies fly away from bofors | ySbting arrangements tt | ships where they are and From the friends who remembered | jinwever, much tiffieace of oplnion| J mon to hundreds of women in!ouncos of roso water. Mix well and| Numbers sufficient to save him, perfect wisdom lke shadows from | raciitiog aro for recelving thet aie you well, © anong members of the medical prod wintry portion of the country noolp iatband Gaaenine Some of thoso soldiers have the face of the sun, and every: | win tho government ald It Is now That brings you the cheer fession as to the real purpose of the become quite annoying, as well i L. ae fe re 1 eure joined h hia old fiancee in thing acauires a deep meaning In sooelving the country’s traffie 18 Nae , , § Yonelta 6 painful | Many people claim to find relia! getting d of a farm, whero the long run,” ¢ 5 on I Q " apidl ing to tho air At this time of the year, . EA Mr#. Mann was in the hablt of|from tho simplo use of camphor {co.| they all expooted to live after Le Here wo have shown poh | eee ——— In the place where real séntimernts dwell? : | MIxing up a almple remedy mado as) A glycering Iotion can be made} reached his old sweetheart, mar. renius for happinesa, Many of é SWEATING WINDOWS ° | from one ond a half ounces of glycer-| ried her, and became an Amoert } Us ought to feel ashamed of tho Sez Dumbell Dud: number of readora have | Jato of soda, one dram; one-fine, fouxdrams of borax and a halt! ean. | complaints wo utter and the di. pre cheerfully giving 1 | yee Dar a HAY That adds to your living, : Pha til net SA lle Re LM A prevent windows from And brings forth, all over egain, ing” in. cold weather. Thal thought, ne'er to cease, r intorested: may That real spirit—Peac On Earth and Good Will to Men * half ounce balsam of peru; one and al pint of we ay | Thirtyt hor ee varietioa of Cheshire cheese are made in Bag land, not counting For yeara thoy wore lost to each other, as wero Evangeline and Gabriel, He met another woman and was married to her, © They had a ehild, His wife dle and now, thru letters, lovers have renewed thelr love, content wo fool in tho light of this lady's calm and serene con- frontadién of her situation. . In view of the largo number of the two | arrests of motorists for a cortala of fen "awonte Any other obtain a | ago mimeograplied bulletin | | covering. thia by writing to our | | Wielitttton | eau, enclosing a | | a Perhaps wo can better un ¢ | antia » reply T have been trying to overcome | derstand the producers when they lectures. rec (4—- a _ % the difficulty of getting this man talk of “saturation,” a i ~ ! ’ MVNA DE A AUTRES (i