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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
Men Affected Ike Women

Dear Miss Grey. Men lower
their IDS or close their eyes when
they kiss. just the same as do won
en-. The question that has per
picked your readers IA amusing. for
Il Is but half OF the question. Low
ering OF the lids In OSCILLATION IL a
human tendency. not limited to the
feminine half of the race
Ages ago. when women entwined
red berries In their hair and waited
by caves for the advent OF their
mates. their eyes were alert,
watchful. furiiye The woman
eyes flew 20 the source OF every
cracking OF the twigs or rustic
among the underbrush, for she
awaited her lover. who was coming.
When he came. with great. manly
strides. and seized and kissed her.
her vigil ended. Her eyes. which
had served TO tell her OF his APP.
proach. were no longer needed. and
closed naturally.
Hut. on the other hand. his eyes.
which had searched the woods for
NlT mate Hflf ANU no ibHk'f uf'A'
ed. They. too. closed au;omatical'
ly.
Ciasped in each others arms.
they were blind TO aught but the
delightful sensations OF touch.
They no longer needed their eyes
In the ages that passed. this pri-
mai and became racial and was
implanted as instinct. II survives
TO us IN that form. even tho civil.
lied modes OF wooing have altered
with the advance OF the centuries.
Men and women do not today
close their eyes TO hide. or any.
thing OF the Kind. The necessity
for division 81 energies no longer
exists. and concentration upon tact.
uai delight Is natural.
And. perhaps. after all. here lies
the origin for the old. old express.
sion. Love IL blind" Truly Low.
crs are blind In each others arms.
What moro natural than that the
world ascribe the quality OF lovers
10 abstract love. and say Love is
blind" instead OF Lovers are
biind"7 HORATIO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
BIBLES COST MORE

ST. PAUL. MINI. Aug. 29.-Now
comes the high cost OF Bibles.
Dealers here today have notices
from the Church News Association.
that on account OF the high cost OF
paper. they are urged to make last
years edition OF the Bible do for
this year. The European war. Tho
dealers say. has increased the de-
msnd for Bibles, along with the
limited supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
BRITISH HAND
GERMAN PRAISE
Story From Trenches Tells of
Some Real Sports
manship
WAS GOOD SAMARITAN
BY MARY BOYLE o'RElLLV

by MARY BOYLE o'REiLLY
staff Special
Il SOUTHAMPTON. England. Aug
p Its good to be up against a
Il WHITE man. even II he is your
enemy"
And then an English captain re-
turned wounded from tho taking OF
bazentln ie Petit told this story OF
the trenches-a story OF a German
! non-com who spurred bis mon "a
resistance until he was taken alive
himself. then turned 10 and
dressed the wounds OF bis bleeding
captors
I'm the beginning OF the fight.
ing said tho captain. ! got pep
pered thru the thigh.
Il But my orderly STAYED by. and
We did bit OF amateur first-ald.
nen we dressed a bomber and
two riflemen.
That bomber was a sportsman.
BADLY wounded In tho left arm. he
still bowlcd with his right.
He still had seven bombs. the
others had rifles and hayonets: |
carried my revolver and trench
dagger; and We five started on the
lrrowl
we crawled within 20 PAGES al
a German machine gun section
working in cellar that had been
a cottage. There must have been
IL or IA Germans
The bomber lobhed two beau.
ties right In the middle OF their
gun. putting IL out of action. but
/ killing only ono man.
Just then five more Germans
scuttled into the cellar.
Would the rs surrender We
decided 10 try them.
"oashino out together. We
shouted: Hands upi'
"Rifles were dropped az N
red-hot; up went all hands en-
eept those OF one man. ser
aesn..
'Hc let ny al us We dueked.
/ The sergeant began calling his
men all tho names he knew.
Discipline told. the Germans.
grabbing their rifles. stood on
guard
We rose Down went every
rife: up went u hands.
They were like marionettes on
wires, those Germans There was
no fight in them. this war was not
their war.
But tho sergeant vas a soldier.
all right. II seemed rough h..
should be killed for being the one
sportsman OF tho lot
$50 gave the tip TO my Grip
pies and We dashed into the gun
cellar. Three Of US held up the
paclfists. fairly Jumped on tho
sergeant
we didn't want him TO notice
my mashed leg. 40 ! Rugged hts
neck and showed up his chin. The
bomber grabbed his gun.
Without him. the others were
easy.
"But we liked that sergeant.
Ne made q regular doctors Job
Of cur wounds. banoaglno than
beautifully. Then he told of
sone % his men to carry our
casualties down 10 the dress.
Ing station.
None OF rs washed I'll we saw
that sergeant started for England.
His firstsid ticket carried our
pointed remarks. 80 We know he'll
have decent treatment till after
the war;"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

NEW YORK, Aug. 90 Despite
the gravity OF the railroad situa-
ton. the stock market showed no
marked sign of nervousness. Small
recessions in prices during the first
few minutes and rails at the low
level OF yesterday were the only
evidences of a crisis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
CHICAGO. - Knockout
Brown

CHICAGO. - Knockout Brown,
Greek middloweight, Will he given
a trip to Australia and bout with
Les Darcy. Australian champion,
Eddie McGoorty and Jimmy Clabby
II he comes out victorious I'm his
battle with Battling Levinsky at
East Chicago Labor day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
AlNAM BRA

"Neptune's Daughter" the seven
part spectacular production that Is
playing at the Alhambra until Wed.
nesday night, served as the vehicle
in which Annette kellermann made
her film debut Annette Kellermann.
who enacts the title role. known
thruout the world as one OF the
greatest diving and swimming OK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

iperis. has for man. years been a
headliner both on the Keith and or.
pheum circuits.
COLISEUM
Marguerite Clark Is back again.
and packing up the Coliseum all
day long In Little Lady Eileen. ="
She opened there Sunday aud
ticklsd the Erownups and set tho
children Wild with delight. for her
story IN clean and pretty. finely
acted. and has n foundation of be.
lief in fairies that hits a child
auditor In Just the right spot, Mlss
Clark Will stay At the Coliseum
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
In Little Lady Eileen" Russell
Bassett Is 10 the cast
COLONIAL
n Welsh Singer" with Florence
Turner. at the Colonial. Is a filmiza.
ton OF Allen Raines widely read
novel OF the same name, and was
screened under the personal direc.
ton OF Larry Trimble. whose name
IA synonymous with tho best In mo.
tion-picturc production. and whose
fame az a producer Is International.
With one exception. Miss Turner
IL supported In this remarkable
screen production by the same com.
pany OF capable players who have
4 appeared with her In her feature
| productions released thus far
Among them are Henry Edwards.
Campbell Gnllan. Malcolm Cherry.
Una Venning and several others.
REX
During the photodramatic pro-
duction OF Carmen now nj the
Rex. Geraldine Farrar. the noted
I prima donna, who plays her oslo-
braied role OF the half.wIld. fas-
cinating gypsy. had a musical &C
compartment during the taking OF
every scene the better to feel her
part.
MISSION
The photoplay. Temptation and
the Man" the five-part Red Feath.
or production. which ia playing at
the Mission until Wednesday night.
features Hobart Henley In the part
OF Jim Crosby. an East Side gang.
ster OF New York. All his life he
has been forced TO shift for him
self. and has grown to manhood
without ever having known a moth
er's love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
men SHUT EYES
WHEN KISSED!
So Correspondent Tells Gym
thia Grey To-
day
SAYS 1T is INSTINCT

SOLVED, That Il is just
az natural for Girl 20 close
her eyes when a man kisses
her as II 10 for the sun 10 shine.
In other words, when IL. {.
M" asked "WtY7" he might
Just as we'll have Inquired,
why are peoplei"
The reason dominant In all
OF the hundreds OF letters re-
eelved on the question is that a
girl closes her eyes from In
stinct. Some express u az
"bashfulness," "thrills OF &C
stacy" wave Of passion" IRE
taxation ~ muscles" and sev-
erai dozen other expressions,
which. boiled down 10 one,
mean instinct"
Hut today's collection OF answer
a brand new angle to thu
kiss problem. Men close theil
eyes. too. when they kiss or are be
ing kissed. II you don't belley'
II, just read the following letters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
vuo.uANs Top&y

TVUtVNWN TUUNN
Happin~.s.
ItBtRrS-thsvi~s hv aud ncssis
Bsrrt.ssi~ In "Hsn,s"
tIEMMrrt--Msb~i Ialisfsrrs In Gods
Halt Acre"
tic Lady flisrn."
AtItAMnRA--Annests keiiermann In
~>spsan~'s Daughter"
toIo~tAte--flsf~nee Turner In "a
Welsh sirg~r."
RFN-t.erHidin~ bsrrar In Carmen.
CLASS A--Irunri. y. uushmsa In a
Man and ~. soul !"
Nf>~IO>-'rrempsstis and tho Man.
METROPOLITAN IL
re~i feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
LIIBERTY

Home" a five part Triangle pro
duction. which is playing At the LIB
erty until "Wednesday night. IL head
cd by Bessie Barrlscale. Charles
Ray. Louise Glaum. Clara Williams
and many others OF note. Miss Bar
riacsie "a seen as Bessie Wheaton,
the Girl. and her performance IL said
to mark another step In her remark
able Advancement toward versatility
as n screen star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
Cynthia Grey's


0.-About six months ago I was
keeping company with an eseep.
tionally nice Girl. For no reason
can think Of. ! grew tired Of her
and told her would not call any
more. She agreed II was best.
Now realize what an awful mis-
take have made would like to
renew the friendship. But II
thought she would refuse. I would
rather not ask her. Do you think
Girl would care for a fellow after
he had done what I did1
N. S. c.
Att Is impossible to venture a
guess as TO the state OF this girls
feelings. either when you left her
or now. But YOU followed the d.
rect. frank method then. why not
do so now? Instead OF playing
false and trying 10 get rid OF her
when YOU thought you were tired
of her. you took the manly course
and told her your reason, So now
tell her that you find you were
mistaken and ask her to forgive
you and allow you to call.
You must have the courage OF
your convictions. Even tho the
girl has changed her mind. you
will never regret having been hon.
est with yourself and with her
Much of the worlds unhappiness Is
caused from no other reason than
the fact that people are afraid to
face the truth.
Give been married a year. and
have been working down town In
an office for six months. Ny hus-
band has not had any real steady
employment until about three
months ago. and now he has lost
that, and II seems as II just because
I'm working he isn't anxious about
getting another position. II makes
me feel terribly bad, and worries
me. Of course.
Now what want to do is this:
III give him until certain time
In which TO get position. and "
In that time he has none, III take
n vacation (but III tell him have
quit for love my work and
wouldn't think OF II. But ! don't
want him TO think Just because I'm
working that he doesn't have to. |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29

Prices Paid Producers for Eggs.
Poultry. Veal and Fork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
Country HAY and Grsia
tprices paid producerb

Price. rsld wholesale Dealers for
Vegetables and Fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
Gle IA Err

Mabel Taliafcrro. the gifted and
charming stage star. Is appearing
I'm Gods Half Acre" a five.part fea-
ture produced by MetroRolfe. nj the
Clcmmer The story Is one OF great
charm. tceming with unusual situa-
tons OF both comedy and pathos.
There are many thrilling moments,
also. and a delightful love story is
nnfolded In a decidedly interesting
manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
COLISEUM

COLISEUM
Marguerite Clark Il nearing the
end OF her big run Mt the Coliseum
in Little Lady Eileen" This high
ly fanciful fairy story will stay
there Tuesday afternoon and even.
ing and ali day Wednesday. after
In O'Clock in the morning Man
ager G. $. Jensen suggests early
attendance for the sake OF personal
convenience OF patrons. He also
states that never before in the his
tory OF the Coliseum have children
gone Wild over picture as they
have over Little Lady Eileen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-29
STRAND

Zena Keefe makes her first ap-
pearance in William Fox pictures In
Little Miss Happiness. a. the
strand. Miss keofe plays the part
OF Sadie. the mother OF the little
baby about which the story ccntsrs
Practically all OF Zcna keefes
short life has been passed In dra-
matte work. She began her career
At the age o, 3. in Palmer Cor's
Brownies in Fairylsnd After this
engagement. she started her educa-
tion In n convent in San Francisco.
where she stayed until her parents
moved TO New York.
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~~~D~~1~~~~~~~~~~~N~~ ~~~~~~s~~"~-N~e~~~~
COMPLETE REPORT
OF MARKETS TODAY

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s.ben fam. Die .nsliI6en Wanrs
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Six ftduntsn bariiber
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fuuptung @nglanos binpeggefest, bab
bic Der. Staatsn lire Sanbelsrecbte 3u
@Initen GnQlaHbs preis ss6en miiiien.
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Sei ben ensliiAen ariessseian'
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Noten. Gin sinaises &ribbelH siHg
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Sn W q 9inetOn 1T man ie6r
beicrst iiber bas 8er6alten sapans ge>
gen gbina. Die gefiir6tuna ipiro
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tann man niht i9neu eenue ben Gag
berbeiiebnen, mann Willpns 4bminiz
Itration gu @noe eebt. benn penn iie
nod bier Sabre anoauern Iollte, oaRn
piro ameritas 2lubenbanosl p0lig
perniatet iein. Die 4qiirten baben opr
aler Welt 9ereinbarunssn getroiien,
ipel6e uns bon oem 5anbel Spilh
ibnen uno bon ibren &olpnien aus
idIiebsn, ebenio baben lie offentunoig
gorbereitungen setroffeu, ipel9s ibnen
ben 9dnbet nit ben nsutralen gGns
bern. unter 2lusi4lub aler anberen
JtatioHen 5uit9ern. 0ieie 9eri8p0>
rungen 81 psrsiteln 1T abioIut nidts
sei6ebeH uno, baourd fiibn gema6t,
arbeitet Sapan offsn oarauf bin, ben
1onbel @binus gu monopoliiiren. 8ie
oas sei4eben tonnte, bat Susbes iebr
iber5euseno ertldrt. Die ameritanii4e
untsr WiliOn bat F9 10
iapad gee5ist baB man ale @dtuns
ppr ibr Derloren bat unb Iis ais ni6t
betrudtet. Dilipn iuet, tab
ods aus 5risbsnsliebs gef9eben lei.
Oas pdre an iia i6oH teine GntI dull
otgung, oenn audi bic Jriebenslia6e bat
ibrs @ren5en, penu es ii6 I'M ben Be-
'tunb elmer Ration banoelt unb bieier
lpirb ernitli4 sefdbroet, ipsnn mir DON
allen auspGrtigen 2tbidbgebisten aus
3eiperrt iperoen. 9lber ielbit bisfe unz
1nnebmbore GntI6ulbigung III ni6t
einmal pabr. Der S6liifsl gu Nile
ions ouspGrtiger politit III pro6sie
teutbum.
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