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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-08
Afraid Of"NerUeS '?Stay
Fat and Wear Long Hair
Seattle Doctor Says Reducing Causes More
Trouble Than Booze

an agree IN general Ia III,
conclusion that times have
changed and with. them have
changed styles In nerves,
Or. Donald A. NicholEon.
noted ineniHt and specialist IN
tho treatment of nervous dis
orders. with offices IN tho Cobb
building. when pressed for In
formation as 90 contributing
causes Of modern nerves, said
Nervous cases arising from
alcoholism undoubtedly have de-
creased IN number-to what oE-
tent IN percentage. 1 can not
say off-hBnd. but the decrease
has been material, Just as the
increase in acute alcoholic polls
ouing has been material ns the
quality Of liquor goes down and
down.
Alcohol was charged with 10
many social offcnses In the past
that perhaps itH reputation ne
n cause Of insanity Was eKag.
Rcratcd, In general. the ply
stefan must consider II as
criminal. and criminals have 20
take the consequences OF their
cyll reputation.
In seeking the cause Of any
particular case Of Insanity or
nerves tho alienist must take
many things into consideration.
There are causes that arc in
hefcnt IN the physical makeup
Others arc artincial-m most Of
them. IN fact These causes
change with tho times
Reducing and hair bohbing
are fruitful cBures now. e..
peciully with women. DO not
think am indulginE IN humo-
or condcmning those who bob.
frequently ia my qgrti!oulng
Of patients md that domestic
difficulty has arisen over the
question Of whether the wife
should be permitted 20 bob her
hair.
"a husband viii say. II you
come back from town with your
hair bobbcd. you'd just as well
30 back The seeds Of a
nerve case have been sown. II
will prey upon the wife's mind.
and not Infrequcntly II leads to
insanity.
III people live normally. they
VIII attain n normal weight. II
iy as natural ms the color Of
their hair II. In seeking TO
wear n certain style Of gown.
they reduce their weight by
strenuous exercise or rigid
dieting. or combination OF
both. they are inviting physical
and mental Disaster.
a woman should not at
tempt TO cut her figure 20 ut
a certain gown: she should fol-
low the old-ume practice OF
cutting tho dress 70 NJ her
figure.
Tho automobile IS new IN
nerve history. but It ir factor
In moral and mental health.
Driving requires expenditure Of
nerve energy, and paying for
the motor car introduces n
usncial worries An unfulnlled
desire Tor car brings longing,
and IN some cases envy These
alt contribute 60 nerve dis
orders
"Wc 1.-Two in n complex. fast
changing age. Nerves arc
elastic. but they can only
stretch no far. then they snap"
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To Preside at
Supper Table

~ this presidents reception and
hall Friday evening at the women's
University Club. Mrs Lyman NJ,
Tondel and Mrs. Fordycc G. Cor.
ham win preside az the supper
table during the first hour and
Mrs. George Brchm and pr Belle
II. Baldwin viii pour tho second
hour.
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Cards Out for Tea

Mrs, q. Irving Gayett has cards
out Tor tea az her home Friday
afternoon 90 introduce Mrs. Sargent
q Powell 20 members Of the Faculty
Wives club.
Assisting win be Mrs, r. T. Moritz.
Mrs, Mary G. sharp, Mn George
u, Riggs, Mrs. j. l., Worcester and
Mrs. h. H. Stevens.
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Women's Clubs

evening. October .. az s o'clock, In
tho school building There viii be
a musical program and refresh
mcntH
Parents are asked TO come and
meet the teachers.
LUNCHEON AND CARD PARTY
Lieutenant Gushing Corps will
have a luncheon followed by card
party Friday. October .. al
o'elock, ~ the homo OF Mrn. G. W
yanmccr. 6sIi sixth ave. y. W.
Take sixth ave. car 10 the end
o. the line.
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Wedding VIII Take
Place SNnddN

The marriage Of Miss Frances NJ.
Gross TO Mr. Stanley a. Dyson will
be- quietly solemnized sunday. Octo.
Der II. at the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs. Louis Gross. and will
be followed by reception.
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Pledge Support to
Lift Church Debt

Women o. 81. Alphonsus Catholic
church. Ballard. thru Mrs, a. Lin.
strom. president OF tho Altar society.
pledged the solid support OF the WON.
On in the Diamond Jubilee campaign
TO raise ST. Alphonsus' quota in the
81 100000 church debt reduction
drive.
The members OF the Seattle diocese
OF the Catholic church plan to raise
81 600, 900 during the Diamond Jubi.
Ice celebration OF the 10Th anniver.
sary OF tho diocese.
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Women Democrats
to Meet Evenings

The women's King County Demo
cratic club will inaugurato a series
Of semi.monthly meetings at Moves
cafeteria, beginning Friday ever.
ing, October 3. Members of the
younger democracy will he featured
at these evening gatherings.
Among the speakers on the pro-
gram tomorrow evening are Wen
dell w. Black, son of Judge w. w.
Black, OF Everett, who is now prac-
,icing law in Seattle; George p.
Fishburne, of Tacoma and Tom S.
Patterson. member of the Civil Ser.
vice commission.
Daddy, bring home some of Boldt's
I-r,aff,l,
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wOMAN's CIVIC cLuB

The woman'a Civic Club will
meet In the Erickson room. at the
Y. w, c. A. ON Tuesday. October
"a, Airs, Ethan 4. stewart will con.
duct "a class in national state and
city government preceding the rcgu.
lar meeting, beginning at ls4S
o'clock.
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Miss Bell TO Entertain
for Bridc-Elect

Miss Anna Bell viii entertain at
bridge ON Saturday afternoon at her
home IN honor OF Miss Mildred cut
lar whose marriage 20 Mr.. lloyd
Martin viii take place this month.
Invitations havo been limited to
twelve intimate friends Of the honor
guest.
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LINCOLN PARK UNIT

Lincoln Park unit II the Music
and An Foundation Fund will have
card PARTY AZ tho home % hrt.
w. 4. shinklc. TiQs 35th ave. $ W..
on Friday afternoon. October :. NJ
? o'clock Members aud their friends
are invited 10 attend.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
SEWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB

Seward Social and Literary Club
will meet Friday. October .. at 2
o'clock. az tbs home Of Mrs, II, n
wheeler. 4I2t ssh ave q Mem,
bcra are urged to attend and see
the lantern slides 81 Tho proposed
clubhouse. which win be- Rhovn.
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Mrs. Russell to
Entertain for Visitor

Mrs. Samuel Russell viii entertain
with an informal luncheon at her
home Saturday afternoon. IN honor
uG Mrs. Francis J Fiuucnne Of spo-
lane. wt5 Is Mrs. George Hard
groves guest.
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cuAprEn 40. p. b. o.

Chapter 40. 7. +. o.. win meet
Friday evening. October ?. at S
o'clock. al the homo Of Miss Edna
sccIoy. iOosl4 Harrison n. Tho
Misses Ina scandrctt. Alta Eicken.
berry and Edna will be the host.
rasrB.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MoNnAseE cflin

''tEsH " w IN % = NIFI .
Tho Shawondasse club will meet
with Mru. & +. Williamson. iea7
10th ave. W.. Tuesday, October is.
At o'clock Mira. T. II. Sloddard
and Mrs, william McGrcgor will be
tho assisting hoatcsses.
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Engagement Announced

Mrs. Louis Gross announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Notiie.
to Mr. Norman Mcshcr son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. y. q, Meshcr % Portland.
No date has been set for the wed.
ding.
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nrsINEgs MEErINn

Tho Association Members club.
Of tho Y. W. G. A. viii hold a bust
ncs.s meeting Friday. October Q. at
1 O'Clock, IN The second floor club
rooms.
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MILITARY WHIST Parity

John +, Miller W Il, c. will en-.
terrain with military whist party
Friday evening. October 2. at $50
o'clock IN Veterans hail. Armory,
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Mrs. Trueblood to
Entertain

Nrs. Donald o. Trucblood win on
iertain forty guests at luncheon and
bridge at her home on Wednesday
afternoon, october "a.
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Army and Navy Women
70 Have Luncheon

The Association OF Army and
Navy Women win rcassemblc Tor
tho first luncheon OF tho autumn on
Tuesday afternoon October ~. AZ
The Olympic. The luncheon win be
served at o'clock and viii be fol.
lowed by bridge,
Wives OF army and navy officers
who plan 10 attend should notify
Mrs. W. r. putten NJ CApiu.s6s5.
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WITHDRAW TACOMA
POWER CONTRACT

Last week, due TO tho low water
situation, tho Puget Sound com.
pnny withdrew their 10000 horse.
BOwcr contract with 1'aromn DO.
rduso they needed all their power
for their own lines. ~
However officials Of tho company
seoffcd at any possibility OF a short.
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MILITARY WHIST
tyarsTHg

John +. Miller W r. c. viii
give military whist party Friday.
october ., ar $40 o'ciock. at Nc,cr.
ans Hall, Armyory,
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BALLARD ". c T. U,

BALLARD w. g. i. ~
The regular meeting OF tho Bal,
lard ". G. r 4. has been post
poned until Friday, October is. at
. o'clock, when Il viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. @, a. Ballictt, 67io
18th ave. n. W.
There will be report Of tho
state convention and appointment OF
local superintendent.
The Diocesan Council Of Catholic
Women will give a reception and
dance at Tho WilsouIan Friday
evening. October .. for the Catholic
students attending the University OF
washington.
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"a srnRM srAR cLrn
CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE

CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE
Tho citizenship committee Of the
Seattle Federation Of Womon'B
clubs viii meet with MRS. " "
Little. chairman, Friday october D.,
nc 2 o'clock, In the rooms Of the
AmerlcanizatIon Bureau hcadqunr
ters, 54s Henry building
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ALKf PIT a,
AK PIT. a. will hold It's annual
reception to the teachers Friday
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woMAN's CENTURY

wOMAN'S CENTURY
CLUB
The literature and travel depart.
mcnt of the woman's Century Club
win meet Friday. October o. at II
o'clock, nj the Y. W. G. A.
The general assembly OF the club
will be held in tho Y. w. G. a. nu,
dltorium. at 1880 o'clock Reports Of
the delegates 10 tho state convcn.
ton in Port Angeles viii be made
and there win be a musical program.
which has been arranged by the
music committee.
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NoRDICA CHORAL
IL -. rnr.rrH.. L. ~

NORDICA CHORAL
CLUB REHEARSAL
The Nordlca Choral Club will hold
It's regular rehearsal Friday even
ing, october ., at p. m, at 6lOIl
University building.
Any girl wishing 10 join tho club
may make application for voice test
before Friday evening to tho dircc'
tor at GtO University building.
SOCIAL SCORE CLUB
Social Score Club viii meet Fri
day, october ., with Mrs. Josephine
Harry. 1870 18th ave, Luncheon at
o'clock. Take East Union car.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern star Club will meet
Friday, October 0. ut 1890 Arcade
Square. Board meeting at IL n. M;
luncheon at 1916 o'clock, and msl.
ness meeting ut 2 o'clock.
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Real Estate
Transfers

SIS Irving st. NV, square soS2, lot 14S
Charles Q. Knott ct ux.. Florence 10
Robert @. RouZee ct ux., Emma, 11o.(2)
North OF Oates St, east of West Vlr.
ginia ave. ne. square 1850. lot 1e2-
Clarence H Small ct ux., Florence, to
Betty NJ. Gray. SO. (sD
North of Oates st. east of West VIr-
ginia ave. me-, square 1859, lot 1872
Betty N. Gray to Chas. p. Cumberland
ct ux., Gertrude, $40 (IO1
HamIin st. bet 18th and goth SITS.
ne, square 1910, lot 16-Frank c Ell
$40. IIa1
Alley bet. and D, 18th and 18Th Sta.
me-, square 1854, lots 239 to 244-Wm
p. Clagett to George p. Duvan, $40. (23)
st., bet. 9Th and 9TH SITS Sc square
92s. part lot 1O-shirIey r. Kapian to
May c. Clark. SO. ll77)
Cuckolds Delight, part lots 7, 9, IA.
Hilary ]. Dennis ct ux., Bertha to
p. Price Myers, $40. (180)
South of s st.. east of 18th St Sc,
square 6s06. lot 130-DougIass q. Max
ley ct ux.. Bertha, to Robert A. Sim
mons ct TX, Belle R., $40.
South of g st. east of 18th ST. me-,
square 1905. lot 76-Hattie e. Clayton
| to Leonard A. Hamilton. $40. (1251
North of GaIlatin st.. west of sth st.
NV. square 1901. lot 13-Morris Ca
fritz to Laura A. Halsey; $40. d2s)
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SARGENT loses
TRUST CASES
CONTINUED from Page II,

Continued from Page I'D
and they are planning TO inquire
why there are no prosecutions.
antitrust actions have been dis
missed or decided adversely to the
Government.
Appeals to the Supreme Court are
pending in two or three. Three
consent DEGREES were entered. In
four other cases, number or de-
PENDANTS entered pleas Of guilty and
were assessed fines.
Flat denial that the Department
Of Justice under Attorney General
Sargent has relaxed its prosecu-
ton for violation Of the Sherman
and Clayton acts ' as Forthcoming.
It was admitted. however, that
the Department Of Justice has
changed its attitude toward prosecu-
ton of trusts.
There Is to be no more prOsecu-
ton of trusts simply because they
are big business combinations.
Some serious violation Of the
monopoly laws must be indicated
before court action is taken.
Explained by Official
The policy of the department IL
to confine its activities to cases In
volvinR serious violations OF the
law and to avoid SO far az possible
investigating unsubstantial COM
plants" said an official statement
from Sargent.
Upwards OF fifty investigations
have been marked closed within
the last six months because the
complaints showed clearly that no
violation Of the law was involved.
This does not mean that there
VIII be any decrease In effective
ness OF the enforcement OF the
law.
ION the contrary it means that
substantial complaints will be in
vestigated and violations prosecuted
with Greater effect inasmuch as
time and effort win not be diverted
to the pursuit OF futile investiga-
ton of unfounded complaints"
Trade Associations Win
In the last year apparently the
Government has struck a snag in
prosecuting antitrust cases. Three
big actions, against the General
Electric Company, international
Harvester and SisaI Sales Corpora
ton. charging monopoIistic control
of trade, resulted In adverse deci-
sions to the Government.
On Department of Justice records
they are slated as pending owing
to appeals.
In a series Of proceedings against
trade associations the Government
met a complete route. The Maple
Flooring Manufacturers Association
and the Cement Manufacturers
Protective Association actions went
to the Supreme Court for adverse
decisions.
the Sopthern Pine and Western
Pine Associations were dropped.
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Those who appreciate the advice of
a fine medium will recognize her
ability A visit to her will do more
to convince you than columns of
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MRS. ALICE v. SCOTT

Funeral services for Mrs Alice
v. Scott, who died last Friday
after lengthy illness. were held
today at Gawler's Undertaking
establishment.
Interment took place in Arlington
Cemetery. Mrs. Scott, who was the
widow OF Alexander Scott, was 2
past worthy matron of Esther
Chapter, o. e. s. Mr.. Scott was
for many years chief Of the drafts
mems division Of the Patent Office.
She is survived by a brother, Harry
II. Skippon, OF this city.
SAMUEL JONES
Funeral services for Samuel
Jones, eighty years old, who died
at his home, 81 Murray Ave-, An
napolis, Nd, yesterday afternoon,
viii be held from his late residence
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment will take place in
Stannes Cemetery at Annapolis.
Mr.. Jones, who was twice mayor
Of Annapolis, is survived by q son,
Arthur NJ. Jones, OF this city, and
q daughter Miss Lucy Jones, Of
Annapolis. His wife died several
months ago. He had. been in poor
health for several years and was
constantly attended by his daughter.
BRIG. GEN. GEORGE F. CHASE
Funeral services for Brig. Gen.
George Francis Chase, United
States Army, ~ years old, veteran
Indian fighter, will be held this
afternoon at ST. Thomas Episcopal
Church. The Rev. Ernest Smith
VIII officiate. Interment win take
place at West Point
General Chase, who was born in
Macomb, H., was graduated from
West Point in 1871 and received
lieutenancy in the Ninth Infantry.
Between 1871 and 1880 he served
In numerous Indian campaigns, and
In 1899 was ordered to the Philip
pines. where he took active part in
many battles.
He was detailed to the Inspector
Generals Department in 1907 and
served as inspector general OF the
department Of the Great Lakes from
1907 to 1911. In 1912 he received
an assignment to the Inspector
Generals Office in this city. Sur
viying him are his widow, Mrs.
Mamie McCleIland Chase, and two
daughters. Miss Emily T. Chase and
Miss Mamie Chase.
MAI. GEN. HARRY L. ROGERS
Funeral services for Mai. Gen.
Harry L. Rogers. retired. former
auartermaster general, who died
last Saturday in Philadelphia, have
not yet been announced, although
il Is probable that interment viii
take place in Arlington Cemetery.
General Rogers, who was native
Of this city, was graduate OF
West Point. having received his
commission from the military
academy in 1884.
He served with General Funston
and General Pershing in Mexico
and campaigned in Porto Rico and
the Philippines. Troubled with
heart disease for some time, he had
retired to his apartment and lived
there In complete seclusion. Sur
viving him are his wife, q daugh-
ter, the wife OF Maj. Rodney II.
Smith, stationed at Fortress Mon.
roe, Va; q son, Lieut.. Harry l..
Rogers, r., stationed at Madison,
Wis, and = brother.
BIRTHS
Ben +. ana Bertha q. ciouser. girl.
willis and Mary 4. Crane, girl
Mannings c. and Edith Headley, boy.
Frank B. and Rose A. Brown. boy.
Carl ". and Mary Z. F1aherty, boy.
James c. and Lillian q. Roy. girl.
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Prof. Marcus La Mar

T04 18th st. n. W.. near q. End floor.
Courteous treatment to all
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AutOmOtive

cyl. 4-passenger coupe, and
Buick 6-cyI. 6-passenger touring; both
in fine condition. Take your choice
T. s. GADDEss. 1915 CONN. AVE.
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Announcements

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phone Cleveland 1888.
WILL the person who picked up the
black silk bag at the National Thea
ter Sunday afternoon. containing,
opera glasses and pair of gloves. re-
turn same to 1895 l6th st. N. w.
WRIST WATCH Lost White gold, en-
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES s
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the franklin national
Bank Of Washington, D. G, for the
election Of directors for . the ensuing il.,.
other business as may be properly
brought before the meeting will be held
1t the bank at o'clock p. M, Tuesday,
open between / and D. m.
THOMAS e. HICKMAN. Cashier:
CI4AIRVOYANTs q
MRS. MISTER. 1918 10th st. 4. W
readings By appointmsnt. Frank
: 1z74-W.
DIR. JANE B. cOATEs-coT., taa7.
Readings BY appointment daily. Weunes-
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AND SCIENTIFIC LIFE READERS
Know WHAT 1926 HAS IN
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the object Of your call. names Of
friends, relatives and actual facts con-
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which you know to be absolutely true.
Tells OF absent friends; advises on
business. speculation investments,
changes. love, courtship. marriage and
divorce TO CONSULT MARTHA
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i Automotive ) Autonotiye
AutOnOtive
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P4ons Classsfsed Ads - Masn sssa.
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MADAME JEANETTE

Tells the name Of whom you will marry
and when. II the one you love IL
true or false, what part of the coun-
try is luckiest for you and just what
to do to be successful in life. Brings
the separated together, removes trou-
hoId the one Won love 1907 2 st. N w .
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BIRTHS

Ben r. ana Bertha 3. cicuser, girl.
willis and Mary a. Crane. girl
JamessW. and Thefma G. Waller, boy.
ManntngS c. and Edith Headley, boy.
Frank B. and Rose a. Brown. boy.
Carl ". and Mary 7. F1aherty, boy.
James G. and Lillian q. Roy. girl.
Paul D. and Fife ". Ogmond, girl.
Eli and Rose Rubin. girl.
James r. and Josephine v. Cruteh-
Paul pa Z. ana 1mogen d. Davis. girl.
Philip and Willie b. HansDorougna
Howard ana Lillian oueen. girl.
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PAons clossitssd Ads . Maln s2s5.