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The Washington times., 1922-11-23
S4.98 Robes

A.9S Robes
women's corduroy robes with
velvet-like vale; choice Of break
fast coats and robes: In various
colors; all sizes to 46, 81 AZ
AT .........vs.''.
WOmen's Boomers
or batiste and pressed crepe;
pink and white; full cut SSC
and reinforced .......... wv
GOwns-Out Sizes
women's nainsook nightgowns;
pink, blue and white; neatly
tailored, some are en- SQC
broidered; sizes IS to so at WV
Pegtop Rompers
Boys and girls; with white
and colored waists: with long
sleeves; sizes to 9, 65c
at ................
Silk Chemise
OF radio and elk matquisette;
lace trimmings; some with me.
dallions outlined In lace; e1 QQ
pink. blue and orchid. ~A'"o
House Dresses
Last Of more expensive lots:
in sizes to a.. Friday QQc
at .,......,.....,.
SO to S. Corsets
Back and front lace models;
p. N. practical front: G. r.,
American Lady. May1O.Belt,
Madam Lyra and others; slight.
ly soiled; sizes 81 to CT 90
30 ..,...s....s
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Flannelette Rompers
Gray, with red piping; 7SC
sizesI2 to s, at .........
CSC ROmpers
Juveniles washable sateen
rompers with trimmings; in
colors; sizes 2 to s years, 7Qr
at ......s........
100 Blankets
Heavy weight gray sheet
blankets; first quality S1.59
Friday, each ........ ~
WOOlnap Blankets
Cotton blankets with wool.like
finish; size 72xs0 inches; white,
with pink and blue 81 0R
borders minimum.
$4.98 Blankets
Heavy weight plaid blankets;
in pink, tans and blues; 60 76
esxs0 inches, at, pair. ~H's~
$500 Blankets
Part wool; IN pretty color eff
feet: pl", Ids Size ss1so &.86
S1.39 Kimonos
women's crepe kimonos; plain.
sateen trimmed or shirred;
all sizes G1 no
Ut ,sss''ss''ss 'ss'''Ns
Girls Wool Tams
The stylish brushed wool tam
o. shanter, IN brown, red, Q2c
blue and orange, ,,,..,-. W."
bargain Basement.
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Vests and Pants

Vests and Pants
women's fleece lined vests
with Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves; pants, knee length;
SO to a.; irregu- 60C
lars .'...,................. WV
39c Vests
womens ribbed vests: low
neck. sleeveless; plain \and lace
trimmed; regular and ex- S0C
ira sizes. 2 for. ........
soc Underwear
Juveniles fleece lined: vests
with high neck, long sleeves;
pants ankle length; sizes C0C
20 to 2S; irregulars. ..... "
Union Suits
Boys grey derby ribbed suits;
fleeced; high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length; sizes 9 to Ia years;
also children's waist QQC
suits .,....,....,.....,. wv
$4.95 Clocks
s.day mantel clocks; mahosany
finish: American. ES TX
Friday ut ........s.'
Alarm Clocks I
Baby Ben" Big az Ben n
special for Friday only 90 *
at ...........''''''
Flanrelette Gowns
women's nishtgowns; neat
stripes; embroidered In Or
silk; all sizes to 4S, at"
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81 and $1.25 Hose,
2 for S1.45

Women's wool mixed sports hose; silk
embroidered clocks; brown and heather
mixtures: also silk and wool; Richelieu
ribbed; also silk hose; ingram dyed; scanned
back; black and colors; slightly irregular
weave. Friday only, for $1.45-Main
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135 Children'S TamS, 9Sc
The famous Priscilla Dean tams; ideal
tam for school wear and play; In seven
good shades. Friday only, 9Sc-Second
Floor.
Bedroom Rugs
Wool and fiber; the better grades. Serv-
iceable rugs at little costs; in various sizes;
plain effects and combination colorings.
For Friday only.
s 9 q; = f. Z 8. size at :12 2ss
6x9 #. $8.28
36x63 inches $2.38
27x54 inches $1.78
All perfect rugs; remarkable values
Second Floor.
Floor Coverings, SIC yard
Gold Seal Congoleum and Neponset
floor coverings for the kitchen, bath.
pantry and bed chamber; good size; all
perfect: regularly 69c and SOC yard. Fri
day only. SIC Yard-Second Floor.
SIPS Cocoa Door Mat, &c
Extra good quality; will stand hard use.
Friday only. 97c-Second Floor.
Better Grade Rugs
Administers, Brussels and velvet rugs;
featured at Friday only prices.
9x12 #. and 8.3x10.6 Brussels STATS
9xl2 #. and. S.3x1O.6 Administer $2s.95
9xl2 #. and 83x10.6 velvet $4l.85
Second Floor.
Small Size Rugs
27x54-inch Administer rugs $3.68
2x54-inch velvet rugs $3.4S
Wanted shades are featured-Second
Floor.
Pattern Cloths, Special
Just IS fine pure Irish linen damask
pattern cloths: good designs.
$2.75 TOXIC Cloths $3.50
$3.45 70x8S Cloths $500
$500 70x106 Cloths $3.50
Friday only prices-Second Floor.
Curtain Marquisette,
15c yard
SO inches wide; white, cream or ecru
shades; perfect goods cut from full bolts.
Friday only. 15c Yard-Second Floor.
Shade Specials Friday
Holland window shades at s1.1o.
Sunfast Holland shades at $1.65.
Sunfast shades, with scalloped and
fringed bottoms, $1.95.
All have guaranteed Hartshorn rollers
Second Floor.
S5.95 and $3.50 Curtains,
$4.85 pair
Irish point and Marie Antoinette; in
dozens of new patterns. Friday only, SASS
Second Floor.
Curtain Materials, &c yard
45 inches wide; plain; fine weave Mar
uuisette; in white or ecru shade. Friday
only, SIC Yard-Second Floor.
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5Jc CnllQren bags,
2 for 81
Made of leather, chiffon, velvet and COM
bination of leather and velvet neatly lined
and fitted with mirror. Friday only, for
$1-Main Floor.
$40 to SIS Beaded Bags,
$8.98
Made of fine BEADS attractive colorings
and designs; all are silk lined and fitted.
Friday only, $S.9S-Main Floor.
Toilet Goods
soc rubber hot-water bottles; wonderful
values, 69c.
sl.75 rubber hot water bottles; in blue
and red rubber; guaranteed, III.
$225 red rubber combination fountain
syringe and hot water bottle; with regula-
ton tubing and hot water fittings, $3.50.
$3.50 bulb syringes; with hard rubber ut
tings, 9Sc--Main Floor.
Rengo Belt COrsets, $3.50
For the average and stout figure; made
of truly coutil, reinforced over the abdo-
men; long skirt with elastic top or medium
bust; a to 6-inch garters; sizes % to 80.
Friday only. $2.39-Third Floor.
S. Suede Gloves, 1895
Elbow length French suede; in black
glace; in shades of tan and brown; broken
sizes. Friday only, $3.95-Main Floor.
81 Fabric Gloves, CSC
12-button length, strap-wrist gauntlet
and two-clasp styles: colors. black and
white. Friday only, 69c-Main Floor.
Fabric Gloves, 47c
Regular SOC and 75c odds and ends
two clasp and strap-wrist fabric eioves;
in colors and white. Friday only, 47c Pair
Main Floor.
Flannelette Night Gowns,
$1.OO
Slip-on or button front; neat styles;
trimmed in plain colors. Friday only,
$1.0O-Third Floor.
$3.50 and SITS Union
Suits, $1.49
Women's sports ribbed hose; black and
ton and wool mixed; low neck, sleeveless,
ankle length; regular and extra sizes: all
"first" qualities. Friday only, $1.49-Main
Floor.
39c to SOC Hose, 2 pairs Csc
Women's sports ribbed hose black and
colors: slightly irregular. Onyx Isle,
scanned back; Burson hose, black and
brown; regular and extra sizes; perfect.
Friday only, 2 Pairs for 65c-Main Floor.
SOC Sports Hose, 2 for Csc
Wool Mixed boys and girls three
quarter wool mixed; brown and gray;
fancy tops; sizes TO 10; slightly irregu-
lar. Friday only, Pairs, 65c-Main
Floor. :
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Ribbon Bargains
Ready-tO-Wear Hats, 69c

Only 1875; one large table; odd hats; i
good colors and styles; splendid hat TO
utility wear. Friday only, at 69c-Secon
Floor.
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In Dress Goods We Offer
$1.79 and $1.9S WOOlens,
$1.4O yard
The assortment comprises homespuns,
tweeds, mixed cheviots; all 81 inches wide;
good color assortment; also 42-inch all
WOOL French serge: in navy and other de-
sirable shades. Friday only, $l.40 Yard
Second Floor.
Fancy Lingette, 79c yard
Regular price, S9c. Beautiful patterns
in choice colors that are entirely new: in
great demand for Innings and petticoats.
Friday only. 7sc Yard-Second Floor.
SOC to 75c Hose, 2 pairs 81
Womens Richelieu ribbed sports hose;
in brown, gray, camel; also black. Also
full-fashioned Onyx hose; black and brown
fiber silk; scanned back: black and colors;
first quality, Friday only. Pairs, sl.oo-
Main Floor.
S7.95 and $685. Blouses, Sc
White or flesh georgette; heavy quality;
lace insertion; roll collar, square neck,
three-auarter sleeves; As to So. Friday
only. $6-Third Floor.
Fur Trimming, Sc to SO yd.
10 DE III vogue ~ Ilust De liiIhheu with
fur-"Platinum Gray" soft gray shade,
imitation fox, for collar and cuffs and
bands. 4 inches wide, at $500. regularly 81.
6 inches wide at 80, regularly at $40
Palais Royal--Main, Floor.
Brown and black Coney; inches; regu-
larly $12, at $40.
Brown; 6 inches wide; regularly 50, at
So Yard.
Wool Krimmer; 12-inch bands; regularly
$500, at $2.50-Main Floor.
Ribbon Bargains
Remnants of Dresden; dark and light
grounds; MORE satin, taffetas, plaids, ETC.;
S to inches wide; all colors: many long
lengths. Friday only, 39c Yard.
Remnants of taffeta, satin, fancy stripes;
Az to inches wide. Friday only, 19c
Yard.
Satin, MORE; two-tone effects; Dresden,
light and dark grounds, fancy stripes, ETC.;
Az to 8 inches wide; all colors and COM
binations. Friday only, 55c.
Loop girdles: picot edge; in combination
colors; finished with ends. Friday only,
$1.59-Main Floor.
Ready-tO-Wear Hats, 69c
Only 1875; one large table; odd hats; in
good colOrs and styles; splendid hat for
utility wear. Friday only, at 69c-Second
Floor.
Trimmings at Acc
Hat pins and ornaments in attractive
styles and colors. Friday only, 49c.
Also odd fancy feathers reduced to 15c.
98c velvet flowers. Friday only, at 49c-
Second Floor.
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Children's Union Suits,

Chlldren'S Union Suits,
$1.95
Regularly $3.50 to $500 Boys and Girls
sleeves, ankle length; sizes 2 to 16 years
with few sizes missing. No EXCHANGES
Discontinued numbers. Friday only, $1.95
Main Floor.
So and $3.50 Silk and Wool
Union Suits, $1.95
Women's low neck, ribbed silk and wool
suits; reinforced shields and crotch; built
up shoulders, bodice; Princess May make;
slightly irregular; regular and extra size.
Friday only, $l.95.
SOC Fleeced Underwear, 39c
Children's fleeced vests; long sleeves,
Dutch neck, elbow, ankle and knee length;
2 to IL years; perfect. Friday only, 39c-
Main Floor.
Soc to 75c Union Suits,
2 for 81
Women's Jumbo and regular size; low
neck; tailored finish; tight knee and UNI
brella style; some have bodice tops: all
first quality. Friday only, for $l-Main
Floor.
79c to 81 Underwear,
2 for SIPS
Women's fleece lined vests; tight knee,
long sleeves; pants ankle length, open and
closed; also knee pants; "firsts and Sec
onds;" regular and extra sizes.
$1.5O Union Suits, $1.39
Women's Richelieu make; fall weight;
tailored: low, ankle and knee length; built
up shoulders and bodice; all regular sizes.
Friday only, $1.39-Main Floor.
$1.75 and $1.95 Sports
Hose, $1.59
Women's silk and wool sports hose; in
plain, Richelieu ribbed and embroidered
clocks; also full-fashioned silk mercerized
sports hose; in tan, camel, gray and blue
mixtures: all first qualities. Friday only,
$1.59 pair-Main Floor.
81 and $1.25 Hose,
2 for $1.45
Women's wool mixed sports hose; silk
embroidered clocks; brown and heather
mixtures; also silk and wool; Richelieu
ribbed; also silk hose; ingram dyed; scanned
back; black and colors; slightly irregular
weave. Friday only, 2 for $1.45-Main
Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-23
) and $1.95 Sports
Hose, $1.59

Women's silk and wool sports hose; in
plain, Richelieu ribbed and embroidered
clocks; also full-fashioned silk mercerized
sports hose; in tan, camel, gray and blue
mixtures; all first qualities. Friday only,
$l.59 pair-Main Floor.
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Trimmings at Acc

Hat pins and ornaments in attractive
styles and colors. Friday only, ACC.
Also odd fancy feathers reduced to 15c.
98c velvet flowers. Friday only, at 49c-
Second Floor.
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House Dresses

Last Of moro expensive lots;
in sizes to a.. Friday Q2c
At W.
The Washington times., 1922-11-23
Flanrelette Gowns

women's nishtgowns; neat
stripes; embroidered In Vic
silk; all sizes to 4S, at.
The Washington times., 1922-11-23

Made with wide hem, front and bottom
and corner motif in each curtain; white
and ivory shades. We urge you to pur-
chase several pairs. Early choice is adj
vised. Friday only, $2.S5 Pair-Second
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OF radio and silk matquisette;
lace trimmings; some with me.
dallions outlined In lace; CT QQ
pink, blue and orchid. UAs"o
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Out Size Suits

women's fleece lined union
suits: sizes as to so; Dutch neck.
elbow sleeves. ankle 0Sc
length; irregulars .... WV
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Alarm Clocks

Baby Ben" Big Ben;
special for Friday only S2.85
at ..........,s...
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39c to SOC Hose, 2 pairs Csc

Women's sports ribbed hose black and
colors: slightly irregular. Onyx, Isle,
scanned back; Burson hose, black and
brown; regular and extra sizes; perfect.
Friday only, 2 Pairs for 65c-Main Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
STARWICH GETS
VOTERS PRAISE
Commended on RI cor d
Mad in Economy

Commenting Sheriff Matt star
wieh. the following statement was
received from This Voters infor'
nation League.
This organization has noted with
much satisfaction the management
and economy Of your office. AID ws
wish TO compliment; you on H. You
arc among the exceptions In the
couniy.city building who ara no,
spending every dollar they can se-
cure. Keep up the good work. sone
Of the others may catch your
spirit"
when che public first elected mo
Il knew Of my record for catching
criminals over period % score
of years" said starwich. MY %.
flee has maintained that record by
rounding Up the bank robbers who
committed the s2B 900 daylight hank
messenger robbery on Second ave.
ard catching the four soldier muir.
dercrs OF Kari Timha. tho Tacoma
chauffeur. and numerous other rob.
her rings. Not man has escaped
from tho county Jail. Aitho many
attempts have been made. but all
Of them have been nipped in the
bud"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
THO Different Men
Claim Garcia Honor

relics which unausssionably prove
that he saw service there.
The story u an involved one be
said today. but I; ~ fac, that my
experiences wefn similar 10 those re-.
Lated BY Hubbard. and that Habbarsi
later admitted 10 me that he had
Used my story.
Il went 10 Cuba carrying mes.
ssEes from Thomas Estrada Parma
and others At the time. and made my
way from Santiago into the interior.
whsrr I delivered my messages and
later became n member ~ the Cuban
army. l kncw Generals Gomez ana
Maoeo. who were prominent before
Garcia was known.
later ! wa. captured by tho
natlvrs and r~porfes dad. nut
escaped. tho I had been scn.
fenced 90 death. and got back tn
New York aboard n British
steamer. That's briefly tisc ssery
of my Cuban adventures.
when got back TO New York
met Jack Munson. n Newspaper man.
who was then working on the New
York Recorder. and he introduced
me 20 Ebert Hubbard and several
other Newspaper men.
We spent an evening together In
an obscure French restaurant and
over a little red ink' told a 10, ~
things that happened 70 me- when I
was In Cuba.
Hubbard raid At the time tha, M
was going 10 write something about
II. bu; I thought nothing about II as
he was the same M any other news.
paper man 20 me ihsn.~
Woodward sald that wh~r
The Message Ia Garcia" was
published he recognized many ~
the details 81 thr story ~ similar
90 those he had rceounted. hut
that he was no, sure but what
tho story was paper work Of fic.
iIou entirely.
u mei Hubbard again, how
ever" Woodward said, "and
asked him about Tho Message 10
Garcia
That was your story Hnb.
bard said. 4 had forgotten your
name. but Il was from what you
told mo that ] wrote the story
Major Woodward exhibited n mum.
Der ~ papers and letters 90 confirm
his service IN Cuba.
''of course mid woodward. Il
don't know about Il, lie may have
told tho others tho same. but that's
what Hubbard said 20 me IN Chicago
Hn aid. That was your story"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
TARIFF BILL
DEADLOCKED
Senate Fails to Keep Party
Campaign Promise
HY IEn R SACK


WASHINGTON. Aug. ii>--Con-
rressmen returning Aug. Is from
their SIX weeks vacation. hope
full that the senate will have tho
tariff bill ready for them. can
return 10 their districts for an
other prolonged stay.
The bill will not be ready.
Indications are that the bin vii
be part OF the uncompleted iegfria
iion when tho November elections
occur.
Promised In the 1890 party
plafhrrn as legislation necessary
TO restore business 20 normally.
two years may eisp>e before the
bill i finally submitted To presi
dent Harding for his signature.
The measure now before the sen
ate has slight resemblance 70 the bill
approved by the house a year ago
This viii make reconsideration by
the house difficult and slow.
Senate tariff authors have not had
everything their way. however. an a
coalition Of democratic and repubii
can senators has demonstrated tbs
bin win greatly boost the coat Of iiv
ing.
A. matters now stand the tariff 1,
calculated 20 make trouble for ths
q. o. r. 1ts failure 20 become a
law will be reflected IN November
politicians predict.
Politics and politicians havs
been 40 seiivr In the preparation
Of the bill that the movement IL
growing 20 take the tariff out Of
politics entirely and put the
whole thing Into the hands of a
nonrparfisan commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Phone Meter Clashes Due at Two Hearing

EVERETT. Aug. ii.--rrogress
IN thl. eits's fight against the
teieehronometer. the so.caiied
"speechmessurings device Ia.
stalled by the Puget Sound Teie-
phone Co.. Il expected Ca be made
within the next few weeks. when
two hearings on the invention
win be held. one by the Snoho-
mlsh county tax equalization
board. on August 81. and the
other hy the state board OF pub.
Nc utilltles. September q.
Tho matter of the valuation OF the
telephone company. which has stop.
ped tho entire proceedings momen'
tarliy. will BE- decided definitely az
these hearings. The state board OF
public utilities halted n hearing last
June on the telechronometer. until a
valuation had been placed. declaring
that telephone rates could not be
fixed until the valuation was known.
60 provide a fair rate Of return on
tho companys Investment,
According 10 City Commission
~ 4. A. Turner. Of Everett. 70
ports are now In the city commits
sien~rx' hands. showing last
years valuation for tar assess.
menf purposes Of the Puget
Sound Telephone Co. 10 be but
xiii.00o. while tho conspany's
own appraisal Of lfs stock ard
equipment j. s765. 900.
The law requires that the assess
nent valuation be "a least 80 per
cent Of the real valuation. There.
fore. Turner says. an investigation II
necessary TO correctly determine the
facts.
The telephone company refused 90
file valuation with the county as.
SCISSOR for iase. making u necessary
for the assessor 10 fix his own ASSESS.
ment valuation. which he estimated
az $4,000
william Neal Winter. pr~<i
dent Of the Puget Sound Tefe-
phone Co. II said a. have he~u
voted rift Of sis0.eoo In stock
and $4,000 la bond. ~ the com.
It3ttfs ~ u TWIN Unwilling OF VIC
eonpan,'s directors.
The tar equalization board will re-
quire Winter 20 show cause why the
tar assessment valuation Of the com.
pany should not 10 raised. ~ the
hearing. August 81.
A. tho hearing before IN. state
board % public works. September q,
proper valuation wfil be placed on
tho Puget Sound Telephone Co.'S
hoidlnTs and the final rate fired on
telephone service.
Ard the hoard win then decide
whether Everett will 30 forced 20 nc.
eept tho ,eiechronoueser despite Wig.
crous protests. Meanwhile. the teie'
chronome,er. tho cause ~ 81 'he Iisi.
cation. continues 20 tick merrily
away. playing havoc with family
purse strings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Ballard Elks to
Stage Carnival

Ballard Elks viii hold their mid.
summer carnival Saturday night In
their new Ballard Elks' home. when
thsir recently elected queen will bo
crowned Miss Gertrude Follman
succeeded in obtaining tho most votes
In tho Elks' popularity contest re.
Gently conducted In Ballard. She
will be present with Ballard Elk dele.
gafns at the state convention Of the
oWnizatlon next week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
ny LEO IT, SACK

WASHINGTON. Aug. IL
Regardless of who wins In No
vember. primary election con
tests thus far have demonstrated
that the house Of representatives,
will be dominated by new bosses.
There will be a new shuffling
Of the cards and new deal.
Congressional idols not already
pulled from their pedestais by
voters In the primaries likely VIII
be dragged down by their assoei-
ntes after they come back here.
There will be determined fight
against tho reelection Of Represen
tniive Frederick II. Gillett, OF Massa'
chusetts. as speaker OF the house
even tho republicans continue con
troll Of the house.
One of the complaints against Gil
lett is that he has been too cioss "a
the ~Old Guard oiigarchy."
Jim" Mann. Of illinois. floor lead
er OF the republicans when democrats
controlled tho house. IL now beins
srooned for tho job by his friends
Mann was slated for the speakershiT
four years ago. but some OF his war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
House to Get Men
Leader in Any Ca

time uiierances aid not satisfr b
100 per cent patriots. and ~ =
shslved. III
Thu war over. congressman o
recall Mann'n exceptional ability I
parliamentarian and iegislarvs I
dent.
Representatives sidney Anfer~
Of Minnesota. and Nicholas Ia
worth. Of Ohio. also are nenflol
for speaker. But Anderson IN
will bs forgotten and Longlso
may be selected floor fsder 70 I
coed Representative Mondeli. vh<
seeking the senate from Wyoming
Should the democrats win. -
dates for speaker will include RI
sentative Finis Garrett. Of TEN
SEE. and John Garner. % Texas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11

Is able and himself determines when
he Is ready for examination for
higher levels.
"StrosH. fear, halflearning give
way to Joy. self.confldence and real
mental development There Ia no
tagging. no malinRering. on the
contrary. hitherto backward pupils,
largely no because misplaced. forge
ahead on their own initiative.
RESULTS PROVE
THEORY
Results spell genuine education.
The notion. fostered by our haphaz.
ard grade rating. that children mus,
be forced and driven TO study, ia all
wrong.
Fit tho task. the problems, 70
their capacity. and they advance
fully twice Ms fast na tho present
grammar school average"
During the first 20-weok exper,.
ment I'm adjusted individual educa.
tion In Los Angeles. 81 pupils taken
from the second 10 the fifth grades
made average progress Of 30 weeks
the slowest being ~. the highest 70.
And this represented only half.time
study.
Previous 10 that 900 misfit pupils
had been put thru special adjust.
ment rooms showing that 10 weeks'
training Insured years advance,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-11
Unbalanced Woman
Upsets Marriage

NEW YORK. AuF. ii.--ssnnaiioFl'
al details Of a society wedding
which was almost wrecked b. an
insane bridesmaid have just be-
come known here. According 20 the
story AZ told. the final words Of tho
ceremony we're being spoken when
tho bridesmaid went into frerxy.
she toro the brides veil Off and
stamped Il under foot. Then she
struck the bridegroom. sstred BY
several attendants. the glrl was
overcome. but not until the wedding
had been delayed half an hour. She
ia uow under private observation for
her sanity.