The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1925, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR RUSS SETTLERS evi GROP REPORTS, So His Wife Ouit Goll INWOULD ABOLISH, W vigronn 2's « Lonely World” yyyagnceD wang Sctesce NEW BOOKLET TAK PUBLICTY i | yolf ball he puts some px he 4 115 Fugitives to Colonize for Some People | 2,778,000,000 Bushels of you don't believe it, ask Mrs, Rockwood, ‘The couple were Northern Pacific Issues Mellon to Ask Congress to in Canada Corn Expected playing on the Weed ge course, when # ball dr Northwest Annual Repeal Clause Rockwood broke hi vite leg after whistling 80 yard down the fairway All Classes Caught in Pitiless Clutch of Friendlessness € the corn erop on Se : fw f ' per vent « Bancroft Estate Is INDICT § A ILOR atte f i BY CYNTHIA GREY “Hare ' Nearly Two Million ‘ ‘ " i 4 LONEL\ ! Lonely! Lonely! Oday, 1 , By ; The cry comes si) all parts of the city; from) 7 rth t ndition | | ; Hudson Formally Accused tin } * ; all sorts of people and all ages of them. nadine telah s hw a4 of Killing Taxi Driver ; } & doctors, professors Mothers, whose children are married and building | ot #.437,000 000 bushels ll da eee Ebene pa A ade aly og : jalieeee ; {homes of their own, look around their barren domi- | 9, /)2.°220iH0n of spring wheat war) | f Canada under Ciles Only to hear the whispers of other days, and the estima a mee : : ; tle, provided ; wera of They are lonely! tal production tas of at aiperinie:d-aF . ent of farme Amens. { 1 em the lat TA f 28. aaxe .. me tor t at ( c : Men, who t s paths of life, be r Wan com I t f) their way ow fold, and now Ib wa I . maktome Grown.) ie cacus "nee Me soto ore ! : ’ you NG AND OLD ARE LONELY Nar eptember 1, & Augus PE ¥ a { Young women; young men, obsessed with the belief that|' 1% : Barley, Septem pen and t t- | Washing : / i there is none good in the world, move restlessly, seekingly,| .tvm® Pay: Septenber 1, 161; Au y ; F ; : Lip He , rk unhappily about their small circles, distraught and dubiou ‘ : ae # ; They are lonely, too. = Middle-aged women—oh myriads of them—hidden away in hall bed rooms, living in small houses on unkempt lots in outskirt districts, Ps x working in laundries of restaurant kitchens, dr sweeping rooms in class of lonely folks, to whom life is as colorless as an unsuntighted day : SORRY FOR LONELY WOMEN : , could be § ma is kind And yet the great parade of lonely ones goes on and on: Seeking opportunity to cheer someone more to be pitied than they may solace some. Books may fill the void, in a great measure, for others. And the eternal “jazzing” from one pastime to another Despite all. the sogieties and and church meetings and friendt 7 organizations a workers, the urge for kinship smoulders fla Socks a PERFECT UNSING © union i Employment of some sort may help to answer the prob- FITTING \A/ FR SUITS FRANCES DRAGER. a for- may keep the | grim grouchine 38 of aloneness from still more mer Seattle girl, and a gradu-| | But nba Seater aria *, greedy to grind more humar ate of Queen Anne high) ' ri Hess ¥ . s me ca come or hasaneltes wien tie “Munsingwear—the Underwear Beyond Compare” School, writes home of a suc-| perri - - A ‘ cessful tour on the Keith cir’ What's the answer? Who has a solution? fA Size, Style and Material for Every Man, Woman or Child of Any Build—“Munsingwear, the Underwear nya ey anlieped arse Must self solve the mystery, or can the community Beyond Compare”—and Very Economically Priced! number. 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