The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31
By CYNTHIA GREY

crime thru another's remarkable
SUGGEST
YOURS FOR BETTER YOUTHS.
Dear Miss Grey; DO you think
the permanent wave injurious %
ones hair2 Ny hair In very straight
and | look No much better with the
front curled have tried several
methods Of curling my hair but un,
successfully. Please advise me NJ
am anxious 20 Fix my hair the way
II most becomes me. PEGGY.
Personally / am not qualified
20 say " the permanent wave -
or ~ not Injurious 20 the hsb.
Some girls and women Of my
acquaintance claim that II h.,
while others stoutly deny that II
IL In any way harmful sup
pose the result depends largely
upon the sort Of hair one has
and the way she cares for ". The
advertisers OF the permanent
wave claim positively that " iH
not Injurious. Under these cir
cunAtanceN you VIII quite read
lily see that / am not IN "A POSI-
ton 10 recommend the wave.
neither am In position 20
criticize II.
Dear Mas Grey. Please print my
letter, II space Is available, which !
earnestly hope the case Will be.
Recently my uncle commented on
a subject and stated. Its n fact. the
people OF today are simply going
crazy" ! wonder n there wasn't con
siderable truth in his rather blunt
statement
To proceed. as "A i5.year old boy. ]
wish TO state nay opinion concerning
the leon White case. To cXUncrate
him would be the eSordium Of "a
crime wave. 30 appalling that the civ.
llizsd portion Of this generation
would be shocked beyond any repair
The sentences imposed upon crime
commuters OF recent dates have been
80 lenient that they have been &c
ccpted with Joy.
The result Is a disregard Of social
laws and the commitment Of bastard
~ outrages. which In precisely the
situation that confronts uH today.
The public. or rather a great ma
jority. Is entertaining sentimental
feeling and sympathetic actions for
the purpose OF obtaining for White
"A coordinate freedOm-a term In
the penltentiary.
They exhibit excuses. saying that
he Is mentally irresponsible
In heY ! don't think 20. or. per.
hapH. IL may be that his youthful
mind has not as yet gained the state
Of maturity.
a. "A matter OF fact. lives there a
man who cannot comprehend right
from wrong. with the possible oxcep-
- ia. 49, IT,
White 81 not insane. Judges and
jurists fihd him 20 be sane. then why
should their word be diareRnrded7
tons OF the many win be Of no avail.
as the proposed execution Is Justice
for humanity.
A. a casual observer. have
noticed the characteristics OF both
sexes. Women are emotional Their
sympathica are acute and apparently
they are slow 20 realize cold biooded
murder. Are not women cxpostuiat.
ing the sentence Of Whites explra.
tom
Men are severe In their ideals.
They do not permit their sympathies,
70 run away with their idea Of jus
tice. Men have a clearer conception
OF crimes
II Is true. White IL no, n hardened
criminal. but previous TO his crime
he was obsessed with malignant In.
tenuons. A BOY.
Dear Miss Grey; The various opin.
Ions Of the two boy murderers are
surprising. The mistaken ideas Of
the average writer prove that they
do not understand the purpose of 4
Jury. The jury cannot decide Justice
or hnlency or sympathy for anyone.
They have 10 decide the case on the