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The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
FLOUNCES OF 1880
Decoration Is Applied Anywhere
Between the WaistIine and
the Hem.

Last autumn the assertion was
heard on all sides: there Is nothing
new In the styles Of women's clothes.
This statement, asserts fashion
writer In the New York Tribune, was
an unfair criticism of the work Of
artists who are constantly laboring
not only for the betterment of women's
dress, but to give fresh impetus to all
trades and industries pertaining
thereto.
AS far back as last summer clever
designers advanced many new Ideas
which were to bring about striking
changes in women's dress. Tho ideas
at that time were kept exclusive but
as time went on they took root and
their fruits are now seen everywhere.
Distinct and definite fashion notes
are apparent In fabrics in designs for
dresses, suits and In millinery. The
1880 silhouette was brought forward
last autumn, but not stressed. Now
the flounces of 1880 are having re-
incarnation in this seasons dresses.
Skirts Of 1923 may be fiounced any
where between the waistline and the
hem. Flounces appear in unexpected
places, such as on the front of the
skirt only, directly over the hips at
either side. Skirts may be flounced all
around In straight lines. or wide frills
may slant low on one hip and high on
the other.
Every dressmaker now has his or
her own version Of the ruffie. A white
crepe de chine frock has flounces in
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
BUY HIGHEST QUALITY SEED
Mixtures offered at Bargain Prices
Sure indication Of Weeds and
Other Trash.

Cheap seed Is cheap because II is
foul with weed seeds and trash and
Of low termination, says the seed an
alyst at the New York agricultural
experiment station at Geneva, who ad-
vocates the purchase Of only the high
est quality seed obtainable as the best
crop insurance. The supply Of clean,
vigorous seed is never so large but
that 1t commands good price, and
the very fact that farm crop seeds,
vegetable seeds, or lawn grass mix
lures are offered at bargain prices IL
a sure indication that the seed lacks
quality declares this authority.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
CLEAN FARM MACHINE PARTS
Strong Lye Solution Works Faster
Than Kerosene, Lasts Longer and
Doesn't Evaporate.

A 50-gallon barrel of strong cleans
ing solution for removing oils and
greases from disAssembled parts costs
only one-third as much as similar
quantity Of kerosene.
A strong lye solution works faster,
is more economical, effective longer,
does not evaporate and has no fire
risk. A barrel Of strong lye solution
makes an auto cleanser that is hard
to beat. Then again, 1t Is just as ef-
fective for removing paint or enamel
from parts which need repainting.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22

front which begin midway between
the hips and the knees. Narrow lace
and tucks trim the pockets, the col
lar and the cuffs Of this frock.
Three silhouettes In evening gowns
so far are sanctioned: The 1880 sill
houette, with hustle or hustle effect of
big crisp sash bows. The SKIRT is up
draped at the back Of the hustle,
which is sometimes held out by wire
framework. The Venetian or 1880 sill
houette of hourglass shape, which
finds various interpretations, many de-
lightfully modern. The slender sill
houette, which Is the most general,
and Is varied ad infinitum.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
SHINES: Germany Must Do More Work

Hugo SHINES, Germany's greatest
Industrial magnate, is a man Of doml-
nant personality. He has his own
ideas about Germany's needs today.
At a recent meeting of the German
economic council, held at time when
the reparations commission was sitting
IN Berlin, SHINES made a speech on
the stabilization OF the German mark.
He approaches the problem from the
standpoint of man Of business, and
says what he would do IL he were
IN charge OF Germany as business
proposition. He does not hesitate to
say that under-production Is what Is
wrong with Germany, and that the
eight-hour day must be abandoned by
German labor II the country is ever
to recover. Says SHINES:
"The question of the work we
must do Is not labor question, but
a problem Of productivity. do not
consider the eight-hour day question
which we should discuss; we cannot
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
Styles in Headgear Include Floral Trim

while black, shell and blond, alone and
in combination, still represent the pop
ular demand. Black hats with a
multi-colored trim and hats In two.
tone comblnation--a light and dark
shade of the same color-are both con-
spicuous.
There is still a, pronounced feeling
for metal used for brim facings or
for metal used on straw or fabric
hats.-Paris Letter to the Dry Goods
Economist.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
Flammarion Says Souls Survive Body

Here Is new portrait Of Camille
F1ammarlon, the noted French astron-
omer and scientist. who has just
brought out book. "After Death" In
which he asserts that he has definite
proof that the soul survives after
death. According TO his own state
ment from Paris he "proves a future
life exists; that the soul survives the
decomposition OF the body"
Flammarlon cites hundred cases
of the intervention by dead persons
I'm human affairs, In his work, and he
processes with absolute certainty that
these phenomena are due exclusively
TO the influence of those who have
passed beyond.
The great astronomer is not, how
ever, sure Of the immortality Of the
soul. lie only knows that 1t survives
a certain time. Also his investiga-
tions have led him to the conclusion
that ii Is the souls of the more ma
terially-minded which cling persist
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
Comptroller General VS.. Navy Secretary

]. II. McCarl Of Nebraska (portrait
herewith), who two years ago became
comptroller general Of the United
States, has laid down the law to Sec
retary DENLY In insisting that even
cabinet officers must bow before the
authority Of his office in fiscal affairs.
At the same time Secretary DENLY
prepared to take to the attorney gen.
eral for an opinion the question Of
how far the authority Of the comp
troller general legally extends into the
administrative workings of the Navy
department.
Mr.. McCarl's action, constituting
warning that he intends to force
strict compliance with the law In the
expenditure of public money, became
known through letter he addressed
to the navy secretary. In the letter
he asserted that so long as ne ruled
on matters within his Jurisdiction, his
authority under the law could be ques-
toned by no official Of the executive
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
SWEET CLOVER IS BIENNIAL
Contains About Same Total Nutrients
as Red varlety--stoek Learn
TO Like ~

Sweet clover is a biennial like com
mon red clover. Sweet clover and red
clover >ontain about the same total
nutrieAts. Sweet clover is Z little
richer in protein. Stock will prefer
red clover at nrst, bat lsArn y IKE
the sweet cloves.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
LOSS AMONG LITTLE CHICKS
overfeedino Is Worse Than Giving Too
Littls-keep In Dry Place
and Fight Vernln.

There are losses caused by improper
care when the chicks arrive. Do not
feed too much at first. Overlooking In
this case is worse than underfeeding.
Feed little but often, and be sure you
have warm, dry place for them and
keep them clean and free from lice.
with these precautions followed you
should have very little trouble In rails
ing your chicks.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
Lewis on the Chester Concessions

Fear that American built railroads
and steamship lines would be seized by
an enemy and used to transport SOL
diers and munitions Is the secret be-
hind official protests from France and
Turkey against American concessions
In Turkey, says J. Hamilton Lewis,
former senator from Illinois. Mr..
Lewis has just returned from the Turk
ish fields Of conquest, where he acted
as counsel for American interests In
the concessions.
These Chester CONCESSIONS have
been ratified by the Turkish congress
or Angora assembly--but official pro-
tests have been fled In Washington.
The American-Turkish treaty now be
Ing prepared 'will settle the misun-
derstandings to the satisfaction of all
concerned, Mr.. Lewis believes.
AT the Genoa and Lausanne con-
ferences. as well as at The Hague and
ut the Paris meeting, the governments
Of Turkey and France protested
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
Shaded Effects.

The use of chiffon In layers is a
practice that is gaining in popularity.
Sometimes half dozen different tones
are used to get the desired effect. Rose
shading into delicate pink, or purple
that blends into lavender or orchid are
much liked.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
NATURAL PREY OF PARASITES
sneep Are Easy Victims to Pests
Which Flourish During Hot
Months Of Summer.

Sheep are the natural prey Of para
sites. which flourish chiefly during the
hot, dry months OF summer. For this
reason sheep should not be allowed to
drink water from old stagnsnt pools,
but should at all times be supplied
Nth purs fsssh water.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22
Taffeta and 4 ace

Black lace makes an effective trim
ming for a frock of green taffeta. It
is cut on very old-fashioned lines with
full, long bouffant skirt, and has "A
shoulder drapery Of the lace which
fastens in the front with corsage
bouuuet.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22

emily
highly developed apparently Immediately higher plane far
removed human preoccurations.
Fmmarion Of full
promises warnings Of
ti1c research
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22

not tuned to the day. as interpreted today
situation question
that they produce
of
daily, of
perish
mise
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-06-22

against
which W speaking" said
p
those lands
nxuropa oounkx1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
WIFE OF STAR
FOUNDER DIES

succumbing 10 an Illness Of Rsv.
eral years duration. Mrs. Anna c.
Wells. wife Of Edmund II. Wells.
founder OF The Seattle Star. died az
here home al $3.50 goth ave N. r..
Monday. The funeral win be- held
Wednesday afternoon. at . o'clock.
from the Bouney.watson pariors.
Roy. George T. Guntor, former
pastor of the Westminster prsaby.
terrain church here. win come from
Everett TO conduct tho services.
Mrs. Wells had always been proml.
nently identified with church work
and WIS 81 member of tho westmin.
ster congregation.
Mrs. Wells came here with bor
husband In 1920. when he waa son,
West from the Cincinnati Post 20
establish The Star In Seattle for y.
w. Scripps. He subsequently found.
cd the Tacoma Times. Portland
News. Spokane preas and gont,le
Sun,
From the time Of her arrival. Mrg
Wells devoted all her spare time 10
church activities and was connected
with many religious organizations.
she was born IN Milwaukee. and
aside from her husband. Ia nurvlyed
by one daughter. Mrs. II. u. LIAR.
Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Heileg Has
NOBananas
Jazz Orchestra Has
None Either

Hsrrnls Kings symphonic Jazz
orehsssra wins CHIEF houors a, the
Hsiiix theassr this seek vish
novelty rendition Of Yes. We Have
No Bananas"
The musical COMEDY, featuring
VIII King and Lew Dunbar in more
than ordinarily humorous roles. IL
Some GIRL lively farce with an
overseas setting
King himself takes his usual role
Of key Leschinsky. who this time
~ captain Of the Home Guard. ~ an
organization Of which Lew Dunbar
is b1gtsr.
The bes, musical number IL Down
BY tho River Side. fed by Bessie
HiiI. former Seattle fsvorlts. who
10 fast regaininz a large following.
The crystal runway 10 used TO ad.
yautaks here.
Nobody Loves Ne Now. sung
by Ruby Adams. again calls Tor
use Of the runway. "BabblinR
Brook" Is sons and dance novelty
led by jess Mcnaeiaohn. and Hes
Ny Kiddo.- in which Clara Ia Vale
principally figures, arc other sntic.
ing bits.
The Heliig matinee commences AT
2.50 .. m. daily. while tho evening
show opens at $50 .. m. and runs
continuously.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
TIE aLKI REVIEW No.

hold its regular meeting IN ,hs 4.
% Z. ". hail on wednesday eys.
ming. July "a. AZ o'clock. czsds
viii b. played n; O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
Irish Free State Near
Doom, Declares Valera
Statement Struggled Into Paris Says All Ire
land Will Struggle for Independence

workers are either prisoners Or pre-
vented from organizing or puiiinE
their Views befors the electorate.
They are hampsfsd ~ sYsrg device
which The control u tbs sntire press
and executive machinery enables
their opponents 20 adopt
s1sut these conditions cannot last
4 stats founded as the Free state
starred az iia predecessor n 1900 "
10 yaisra maintained that a ma.
iogiiy ~ the iflsh people are fe'
publican a. heart bat are iniimi.
dated b. tha cry that maintenance
n the republicans meant a paf ~
determination b. England Bui the
republicans are not dishsArisnsi
~ ibsir wild defeat the ftbai
leader declared
Il hnov the republican sspira.
tons are traditional aspirations. -
he continued ''T'he nation has out
lasted seven centuries 81 tyranny
and il certain g. ultimately triumph
The republicans ara convinced that
the Independence Tor which they
have been striving will aKaip coon
ilseoms tho objective q a reunited
people.
TO friends % the republicans
can only ssY that Ns upon whom
responsibility has rested have IN.
dsayorra 70 discharge faithfully oar
obligations Tho funds 80 generous.
" subscribed IN the United States
have bssn applied strictly 70 fhu
purposes foF which they were Sub.
scfllrs.
In fighting FOR ths freedom II
Ireland No realised that 80 usre
fighting foF the fresaon ~ ali sub.
SECT nations We feel that our d..
feat was ss,iark fos al those
causes bat No arc BFtparrd now.
a. IA the Past. 20 sisiys with all
the strength Cod may give us 20
make these esasss prevail. isrust-
dsni Wilson was riEhi whra be said
INSTRUMENTATION IL not a mere
phrase. u Is an imperative prsn.
eipis ~ seton which Statesmen s4li
hsncsscrih ignore AZ their peril -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
ny wIsnn MILLER
foetFfisht itsf. ~ rriisd rfsssj
fCsHFfiGhi a. caasaal

PARIS, July IL Breaking a
silence ~ many months. Eamoun
10 Vaiara. sfsishils president ~
The ifish republic. pfsdieis IN .
statement smnEHisd here ~ air
plane. that Tho ifish tfes state IL
asamed add that ireland viii sonn
be striving again uuiiedlY Tor hide.
psnifnee
The United Press received from
the famous irsh rebel leader =
signed statement saying that despite
efforts q the Free State troops
70 capture him. be u 10 Dublin
FaihsTinE the scattered republican
elements o. HlnH Fein In te~B
again
10 Valera indicates he new poi,
ifY "a based on political lines.
rather than military. Tor the
present
'-rhs Sim Fsin movement t.
baiHE fsafHanifsa 10 Valera a.
ssr's Ia his statement "Its policy
vill probably bs an assertion that
ifeisui's Independence cannot -
signed away. Or voted away. Nor
can any portion q irrlaHds fefyl
toY h. 80 disposed u Al EoYern.
mental authority in ireland comes
exclusively from she people! any
pretended trsayF az contract that
ceniFaFsnss these principles sill BE-
nail and VOID
''tawilsi with this assertion afll
b. denial q The nKht q any
foreign authority 20 rule ~ Ireis 81
sad refusal 70 recognize or 80.
opsrais with that authority Or i,s
aErHis.
'pn the economic side. Rina Fsin
piil Initiate program q reform
aHd strive 70 make ireland seonoHs,
iraliY ELI sufficient
The fuil strength ~ ths fspub.
lltsHs uiii not appear IN ,hs econ.
inr slfrstnns." ibs yAisFz.s state.
meni caaiinsss. The most active
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
NEW WEAPON is
TERROR OF SKY
HawkIIke Plane Designed 10
Prey on Enemy

LONDON. July iT,-An serial bat.
tsflnR.fan. that viii sroop dgru Ike
a hark from ne skies % prey ugsa
rion moving troops plhnss- and
transports. b. hing Constructed ~.
erftig in England. according % nsEs-
paper reports
Described aa the most fearful az
weapon conceived. tho new plans Il
10 bs a heavily afmofsd. SfssI B9nsa
air ram. a combination q sirpiaas
ana jayeiin. which ai fhs difsefiaa
u lis pilot would flish down 70 o.
Troy larger. slower aircraft Trans.
porting soldiers ~ Munitions
Ths nov machine Is designed ~
ufs with the air lssisihans that piA
act A. mother planes - small tlaitis
flyers
is only weapon IL 70 ~ a knife
Ike prov % disable iis sdssrsarifs
Is IL one man affair.
The pilot uiii watch for enemy
planes. and when che has been sislit-
"a deiaobhimssif from the mother
nifi am AHNE ~ hfNtafH at#NAH Elaff1A
when certain u hitting bis target,
h. vii move a lever that Nlil cause
,hs sings 20 fola hack under cover
n The prov After the hagE has
bsfn struck. e "a Intended that .quill-
hrium shall ~ restored ~ means u a
peculiar rB6ffF arrangement ard =
powerful engine that vii oTsfais
previously shlsidsd air scrsEA Then
,hs wings are 70 bs uufoidsd and ths
night back % the mother ship h~E1a.
The aif-rarn would no; usually
strike a, she body u an sirpihns. hst
the uingh. hoping % disable u
Air sftsfts fsY thar a weapon
against ! msFt - sought Indirectly
that iis mother plane mus, - dis
Hflsd.
iiut chg fact that thess ere pssn-
ned 70 ~ si tremendous heights. cut
u aansrf q attack. oopplieAies ths
problem and isaves ihe air ram shs
prospective terror % the skfsE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

Wesley McLaren Hague,
U. S. Many Lieutenant, and his
bride, and Rev. eorge
Lyman Paine, principals in
the "pastoral kiss' incident.
The nary officer charged
that the Rev. Paine, sec
retGtY Of the Boston Federd-
ton Of Churches, kis8ed Mrs.
Hague NTH undue ministerial
ardor. Lieut.. Hague chastised
the preacher in the church Of
ficcs and Rev. Paine apollo
0ized and resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
BAPTISTS MEET
IN STOCKHOLM
World Conference 10 Be
Held In Swedish Capital

RTocKHoLM. Sweden. July IL
For the fret time IN ~ years the
naptiaia 81 the world arc 20 hold =
world congress and this eity has
been selected as tho place Of The
meeting
The congress h rshtduisa % con.
yens here July si-sf The Last world
meeting aah held ln Philadelphia In
1915 Plans we're laid there fnf an,
ether world gathering in 1915. bat
this vas cancelled brcausa afsih
var. ana postwar Developments
have made q unwiss 20 hold another
congress uulil this year.
Approximately $50 Americans are
planning 10 Be IN Stockholm fer the
eaavsniion. many ~ whom sailed
from SeN York June 80 on The
United states liner sAmsnca. +"
known az the official chip The
-Amsfiee- carried The largest party
q any going frem tho United
States, hut several other Ffouns 81
90 50 100 have been reported.
one - these w.s ghs Kunfsholn
sailing on June 20. wien more than
100 delegates. mostly hssdish Amer
leans. embarked Tor aaghsnharF.
Another party u 60. most of when
Nrfn ffuiu TssaA sailed GA tho
iierenEaFia June 90
Thousands - delegates are ssnsri
- from the United States. canads.
f1uih AHrfioa. Central Affiea. Nra
Zealand. Australia. Jafsa. che fshli.
ipplne Islands. CHina. Burma. fnaia
as well az ffpm Crest firiiain Nor
way. H~sfsn. and the countries ~
cpHiinsniai EuFons. ineindinE TIE
hes states q tssspia. tssihonia. 10.
land snG cHsehgsi6FRhia.
tsfsFai topics ~ srs-iai interest
- iiansisls a. Nril ss significance 10
The world at large afs scheduled far
~ phleh tts isaEua - nations siii
Doubtless BE- Included. shs ssas n
help 10 Europe ana feissf nafk. and
especially religious liberty Ana 40
separates - church ana state. VIII
receive attrHtinH
a sferisi commission. q which
pf = J Naiilhs a louisville. NJ
= Chairman. siii rfnsras a Fst6ss
formulating pFunoanersns q. ths
Baptist fgaaamsa,ai principles ana )
fssssifmsnf - fispsisg pcstian. Ths
lais Rev. Dr. u IS NsrAfihuy. goY
forty fsaFs rssSor a caiysfr Hap
usi church IN Sru Tori. who sis.i
FshfaafT - 1879. nas president 8.
The Baptist WaFla Afisanes aaa uas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

AMI sAs thsssss IA our uoyksAoa A
Ma slay sssn fuuny bat /, tas uas
always prove 50 whsn wuFkrA Has
u froai = an snassne. that has pasa
% SO sesasthluE 10 maka th-m
laugh II has often besa szia shss
> play = aos written. bat r. writer
90 u 10 pfgh ths work that we a.
VIZ eentinusliY sfy nut rev unss and
nsw businssa II q rzHsss rsga
laugh. ws work over e ausli ~ make
y iaia an upfpsf ~ Il as.snt a..
vsieP Nat wsf. 10 thsuw IL aside
aiiuxrfher.
Tho true seeFs, % success Il 10
conceive a character seriously ass
'hsa aecsn'uais ths aast poiass sSs
stiEfups 'he hoisssfess Ia quiet
SURPRISED and dassd sasal1u. ssns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

EN1o BERT aaa n firena-L whb
4 hsyp bees aided q Tie aFisisai
production % ~spirr u t8zs. the
tremendous ard GORGEOUS wgnirr
GsFsicn sensation which vii BE- a.
thu metropolitan next week. arr
recognized tun makers 81 luxe IN
both TIE musical COMEDY ana rsnsie,
vile fleliA iiut !, vas NOT pniii
they catered upon a ahuh1rt cun.
tract thar they rally bad chance
10 prove themselves Now. iasssaa
% dninE ;ha same act week affss
week. HrvnsisI ard nsFt constantly
work upon new Haas
While havo retained he ssras
eharsetcrisatiou "a background, e.
said Miss bert Recently. = have
never appeared twice IN the sarue
city doing sEar,iy the sans work
We retain opiy The biExss, lapzhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

EssiinE swAT frssa ths sisps'iea
The elasticity ~ tss ssssisFa extra
yaEsHss. suss ss -H.ira q isss.~ pr.
nilgs TIE insreasrsipn e nsp features
phlet may he retained n ihsS fsass
ssres ssssi uish en- aatisncs
Ilfsus'st ara Allies tisfs arr Phlis.
drifaians ~ birth iissnssis Bas.i
ish Characterization IL gsss fsssli q,
sstssT sauFsiT Toe thsrs l. 10 Nwrss,
ssa blood Ia hlsa BE- cassss u saNs
sFaI EeHsFstt8us q Americans Iiss
uaeis. bslnE minister. oppressed slss
YusinE mans Stage asniSgi9as Mfzs
fisft sAaE n r.. ttauiras church Va
Philadelphia whsn shr vas II ysass
eit usf FIRST theatrical sagaEriHsps
was 9Th Hay ppelsY's Mf,segsll,sa
AEustfsis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17
FIFTEEN Ills

cAaipDfsN Hii.i. July i7,--Ansr
WILLIAMS Muir. a Eoo;sfnan. had at,s
owning "a ss'ais % 1900 .e8a. " vas
discovered THAI the last viii be had
rsepounefsi VAS bis 18th ISIS psli
ls being contested. uas Contestants
riaimlaE be had bssn Influenced ua.
suly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

Simple little dresses with tho
siraiEht.iius effect. Included arc
pleHted skirts, tiers Of plcsts. short
sleeves. plain collars. small button
Trim and tie EirdIcs. One model fin.
ishod with hand embroidery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-17

10 savs presided AZ the stockholm
meeting a nS~ pfssislnE officer
has ang hern appointed.
iiY special insllatian a the arch.
hishpp - rpsaiA. ire congress afi
asssfnbis ~ divine sofshin 10 ihs
Ismpss Cathedral "a Sunday sves,
inE. july ~ vhsFr she sFrtnnH ain
y rrsArapsfi ~ ths Rev !. ~ Shakes.
lfafs. - -. - toaaan.