The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-25

- why should VIC he 80 hopeless
ben some misfortune or borvave-
knt or disappointment ovortakeS
IL Such are common to all We
= ncither the FIRST nor tho last 60
- disfavored of the got~ Some
those who meet Us with serene
E.nceo and smiling lips may beneath
~ suffering fully as many Of hf-'s
ntshaps As do we They have
harmed strength from their sorrovs
why can not wei
Nothing Is ever done with In this
Qfe Of curs Our own forgotten words
~ deeds influence other lives and
hro gtvcn out In turn Others care
DaSs actions influence US
An the artists and the poets and
he novciisss and the historians who
Hnve lived before us are contributing
y our own richness OF understand
ng and vision
All the scientists and explorers and
bAtexmen OF the past have brought
he world 10 what IL Is in the pres
mt and their influence win stiil live
y countless lives
III This seasons flower hives In the
& BATTERED sced for next years bloom.
1IcdAy's sunset leaves its glory in the
bart TO be shed abroad on the NOR
nv.
II We can only get this outlook In
Derxpective. not merely gazing with
1npendcncy on each detail az the
nresent. We shall find that life holds
Wuch more than we had thought
Ne can only get IL thru the out
eurning gaze. Letting so OF self. We
shall ind infini,y.
AN ARDENT READER.
Population Of White
and Negro Race
Miss Grey: Which is the
cfess. numerically. the white or
Hkfo race? r. l.. s
~ 70 estimated that the races are
6SsSfed as foilors. Caacanan. 6t5.-
eec.eoo: negro. $50 10000
Facts Regarding
Congressional Meetings
Dear Mss Grey: When and where
I'd the fYrst and second Continental
/ opngress meet. and what took placef
HlLDA
both at Philadelphia. Pa The
1va Continental congress rcf Sept
n IT7I Essential acts tc<r. the
I oeciar1fion Of rights ard grievances.
90 the ~Assocsafion-- fThc congress
6D~ohs 20 bring the British 70 terms
~ ssspcndin0 trade with them. and
~ eNfcrce the szspcnssor Of trade.
- essocsafscr sccs odris~d. which
ia 10 tucind< IAN Friends Of Ahrer-
~ The second corcveo wet Hcy
y. IT'S. II acted "a q rsoufhptece
E n the patriotic party ead a. an or
Doa Of eonmsntcatios bcfsre>n the
6D1esies collectively aad foreign ss-
oaa 10 raised an army an5 al
Rtnisserrd q continental revcn~e aad
ese up the articles Of eonfeders-
l1inn's Name
3op Anthony Wayne
n bar Miss Grey: What aid the
b1ians call Anthony wayns7
I. l. I.
ne cAicf that never slept.
How to Rid FloWers
81 Green Lice
Dear Miss Grey: How can one get
"a Of green lice n tho roots Of As
Nm? r. H
ne bexs method u 70 sss q VIII
no Of nir-sfoked usss and tobacco
EEssk The DIRT should be remored.
k6ufsh care NOT 10 asjyre fhe roots. are
~ 1f<fure applied directly TO them
NJ dirt shossId thss Be replaced
~ eqsdJ preodssioA
Seson for Peculiar
nse of Sea
Oar Miss Grey: Why is the Dead
enlled dead7 CURIOUS
because u contains no NE phaf-
Soepev, except fctc microbes. Sea
fsh ptaced IN " soon die The scofer
6Dnfo1ns at a depth Of 1000 feet ~
~ cent Of cold ssbsf9scea ChJo-
Ne Of magnesium otres the scafer q
J ttteev taste, chloride Of cnfcirm an
( ogr appearance and feeling. There L.
- outlet to shis sea
James Mddison Called
Father of Constitution
Dear Miss Grey: Who was called
he Fother of the Constitution
JOHN.
yames Madison