The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1924, Page 8

‘0 : f °° Advice Man She Loves Drinksand Has Broken snare taan.Ohna? ; Sun's uieves ua tr | His Promise; Should She Marry Him? | “here, M € ys « BY CYNTHIA GREY . : to marr a fr x «cb » gt ; 4, points except proven himse rthy of be F t - * ag He had had a great deal of troul wh I be 4 . ang ge 41 had smelled liqugr on hi breath several tir while going walks, she marveled at . going to take « “ with him, but paid no attention to it A. . : I am no prude and have never seen any particular harm i a — aft “What w about that in the drink of “now and then.” In fact, there are tim wee - ; > ie. ico a| wit, Mr. Ga turned sud: when I like the warmth of a hot toddy my Now Go ox WEPH-THE STORY | @ r ‘ =| But—I saw this man letting bis trot bh aaah’ Ab “ i » him and going “under” until he was dege ting to ‘ t ! common drunks I found him one night so complete al, | \ a? ing. | : | gone that he did not know what he was doing or saying 1elped him home, and until he was out of it, excused hir ' . | vecause of his mental condition on account of hi orr ! He then made me a faithful promise that } . Bad give him a chance to prove it \ oF : ern ' 6 “AN <4 Sy t pe ine ‘ . ym SNe itis} ~ baown where aad with ; wer tru Ay DAY! ft 1 . «a Vinee \4 4 . i “y . get wer wage tha « ° y . who fired w ¥ BAY PE exide t his work ] Wt THEY NOT HA\ He e s fii - ale ; ¢ Me’ M an ed w t ° 1 t 2 t ka t I t W 5, ma’ar o was to me 1 wh ° a Y " fu f D ame he was t » 1 © 2 “ ey . f e T One H i oe ea sadly h f It ft mone t . o « : © : i would a " ri nd t | . igh (Continued in Our Next Ixsu T hate the t Decein We ate: ye a Uttle « gratet fi sus The Tan le or Tt ad sind BOCIAL WELF ARE LEAGUE ght be ma EL tot-4 ke up the | (am intimate story of innermost emotions revealed by private ietiers? eat RARE ns “nt Cupid Winning Out in uc nsna | Race Against Divorce I have seer Add to this the re beautifu cal g observed In ec hava “had a set tataly th ‘oung men ft f e before he 14 | the deaths of your father and sister all the other three ying from these fa Of the: theta that In Cle " , t TOMORROW: This letter con a J as ‘ out myself, dear, wher ca drag tinued. er A cident Se sits sean vented fired—I knew Mrs, Raynor out {outside my grief crept on the weat tertace-=1 will.ewear {06 finally T realised’ th ve your perjury until you are|¥#Y to live on was to tr ry in ma for it, Mr. Finley,” and|®&te grief as soon as possible. This : seaay Dobbins looked at him gravely hard, but it is the Succumbs to Injuries; Hit rape “I haven't perjured myself yet y by Street Car Total figu I do. But ae ig that you and your Mr. Dobbins en, 24, of 460 Map! or | Mot to Atlantic City 5 piece ony Mrs. Raynor Min ikerae vietim of a street « be just fou might come out aceldent at Dexter st t ane Ward a. to suspect Miss Turner, | would be glorious in ity ho: mother automobil I almost r thought ‘o my bral t the oF and elim Hoge Party Is Back From European eos James D, Hoge, Seatt arty of New York C Leaf place, y somebody As to the shooting, it would s logic cluded = Frer England, Italy and 8 compa night, ¢ ar £ she was nearer the spot| would do you good 2 would love! © Tuesday afternoon. Green| NevANA LEADS where Mr, Raynor fell than his wife |{t out here in our sleepy little town!” nae auth > a prised IN DIVORCES | was. You say I wiped fingerprints | of Ho ithe hes Gain Tet RE. A eaae hg Reno, led the percentage from that weapon. May they not) I expect that sentence will make|/nt0 the path of the at bes of th in divorces over have been those of the nurse?” even you emile. ceiving a fractured skull Riarriages iguukes Clg 484 had no motive—Mrs. Raynor It is a sleepy old town, dear, not 5 ‘Stiptes te aievlaitar jin hatanding everybody outside ot Farewell Dinner pe tag iia 840 iwerk untied Motive Is a good deal, but it isn't) Los Angeles seems to think {t a y z everyt irialay, ‘prey alet 64 | holeys coaritig: gatewas, ts wane” ne for Vet Manager 10m vnhanpy alliances. Se eae ene ablets. Suppose |trouble ts that the world and his wife| L. C. Jessoph, veterans’ bureau dis al Sage tit shared arch a Mrs. Raynor was giving her husband | think they know well all the plcture|trict manager, who leaven soon for and Cook county ; imple tablets—soda or something—| people they see on the screen. They | Washington, D. C., where he will en marria during = tho else, say a dis-/arg inter 8 administering | ony puldn't the most d enough in them not/ter the main bure to read, but to gossip about|siven a far |them, and every little bit of scandal|Ployes of tl |1s caught. up blithely and flung from | Olympic o lip, gro & more and more Ana y erated each time it is dexter. | sented to Jesseph. caught and flung out again zi | § during 19 Most of the motion picture actors Bond Firms Hold } moro divorce vr too, ind actresses have just as much pri chunetts) sta 1 offices, was on her. t 76 em rces. There t the| riages last year compa office y night. livorces ; bug was pre had more m entir ous SPECIAL HOLIDAY 5 REDUCED PRIC vacy as Irving Cobb's famous gold Annual Banquets 500 coup! last yepr fish. I sometimes wonder if thone Peoployes of Blyth, Witter & Co. and only 3,69 ow. Figures B 0 N who roll the gosslp of their favorite |/brokers, were guests Tuesday evening oe Hila) year. were, not: avail Jactors and actressen under their] of th fir at mae | the Olymple. n annual banquet at | DENTAL OFFICES ut 80 ‘ded, ‘The Loa Angeles, Cal., shows one By A eemnied, THT. oo ake hlahent percentages of | toantmaster was H. R, Morton and | 308 li Sareomagiiat anaes T 6 Columbia Sireet, announce (iar Grittith, Northwest manager,| ‘vores In the country. aes f t was a speaker. At the same hotel the ete, Lede: imaringea there special cut rate prices on all dental work untii January 4, 1926 this |bond firm of John ¥, Price & Co. also| {is year and 7,782 divorces | Rave its annual dinner | Marriages last year were 16, | 900 and divorces 'Navy Yard Workers Get Pay Increase | BREMERTON, Dec, 24.—Navy jyard workers have been granted a| wage increase, ranging from 1 to 6 cents an hour, as « Christmas gift The news was received here yester day. 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