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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Auto as an Aid to Politics

Tn ST. Louis and other large cities the automobile
coming and into in the patrol division
of the police department. In addition to the prower
cars which have long been in successful operation it has
been found that sergeants and patrolmen employ
light speedy with good results in all outlying ter
ritory.
In Seattle the auto not yet in general by the
police force it should be- There are said to be only
three to each 100000 Of our population now en-
ployed by patromen and sergeans Many are used
by officers and department in routine work, but
the patrol service is where they most needed in this
day of spreading territory and increasing crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
What 'Smatter, Albert?

TT not clear why Congressman Albert Johnson of the
Third congressional district is opposing the appropra-
tn Of S1200000 for the development of the Sand Point
naval air base 1t may be there is pork barrel some
where in the Third district that needs filling Or it may
be cheap brand of politics. which is the kind usually
dealt in down that way Or some one has suggested
it may be because Congressman Johnson once lived in
Tacoma and would like to swap Seattle an air base for
the of mountain big congressman would spend
his time playing at bigger game than any one Of the
three mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

When Johnny came home from
school. jinEilng pockstfui Of
marbles. Mrs. Mann decided Il was
Tine 70 nun 20 tho cupboard and In
peet tho molaases supply.
In tho family scrapbook abe knew
sho would find tho ~molssscs and
sulphur" recipe handed down from
rrhndmA's limo as part q the
spring program.
While the seemingly simple rene
dies OF grandma'n day frequently
Rad considerable merit. modern
methods dictate different application
a. times.
The old formula OF mixing up a
batch Of moiassss and sulphur and
siuffng Il down tho youngsters
throat has undergone a change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
No Party Immunity

IITASIIINGToN has new sensation, announced In
VI this dispatch;
Republican party chiefs and senator's of the Teapot
Dome committee preparing TO strike back ut demo
cratic of their party Their first object OF at
tack will be oil leases granted by the late Secretary OF
the Interior Franklin X. Lane"
Washington always gets around TO playing politics
Its view of the eountryatarge is always thru politics.
II ST Paul were 10 visit the capital Washngons frst
idea would be that the country should promptly have
diagnosis of his politics since soul without some par
ticular party brand need hope 10 be saved.
What do the people TO whether they have been
betrayed cheated and robbed by republican or democratic
officials? Ii is not a party uniform but convict stripes
that the people want 10 the scoundrels wearing The
murderer in the prisoners dock isn't 10 be hanged be-
cause of his politics religion diet but because he has
violated law and that's the view Of the people IN respect
OF these government violations. Let no guilty man
escape-demOerac republican, Protestant or Catho-
lc rich or poor, high or low.
However Notwithstanding what have Just said
there's bit Of compensation in the playing of politics
in the Washington Investigations When Washington par
tiSans fall out there's better chance OF the country
getting the whole truth. So affiliated in raseaity have
republican and democratic hgherups BEEN when neees
sary that the honest folk of the country haven't got their
lust due If the Washington politicians go for each other
as is now threatened mighty sight fewer of the folks
win stand for being indebly branded with any party
brand.
Then again We might control immigration b,
compelling immigrants Washington first They'd change he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Test Yourself

mott like these ,hres; Doc. spar
row. niosqultoT
g Which Of these five thiugr-
paddle. train. wheels. fast, drive
is most like there three; Airplane.
canoe. automobilcg
4. which ~ these five things
color. weight. apple. strong. cat
Il most like there three. Green.
lad. nmallf
o. which q, thssc fivc things
cut. wire. copper. black. blade-
il most like these three Stove.
knife. penny
Answers. I. Apple :. Horse ..
Train. (. strong. g. Wire
Au rights reserved by Science
Service, iii5 Connecticut ave. y.
W. Washington. y. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Frieda's Follies

1T II 20 satisfying 10 have
YOUR SENSE Of humor approci.
ated
FUNNY stories arc not IA my limo
BIT THIS was a good one.
or COURSE tho man was a very
old.
AND VERY dear friend Of mine.
or I shouldn't have been 20 bold
HE HAD bounted no had never
been fined
As A DRIVER since no had hia
new ear.
II WAS a simple matter 20 delay
The point
on THE STORY until we reached
TIIE CENTER % traffic.
IiE WAS laughing 20 that he ala
not even
SEE TIE traffic officer until he
had
KNOCKED him or his block
WILL. the story wan worth five
dollars.
THO IIK never admitted ii TO me,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Those CoIorfuI Witnesses

TINE Coolidge editors making great TODD over
the character of the witnesses that have been test
flying in the oil and Daugherty Investigations. Many of
these witnesses are denounced graters crooks and
underworld characters and the public is called to dis
their testimony it has been given against men
of outstanding character" Ii would be crime these
organs argue condemn leading citizens result of
such testimony and the prosecutors denounced Bit
terly.
But, listen to the Boston Transcript, dyed-inhewoo
republican and vehement Coolidge organ when states
descend the underworld of finance asks the Tran
script and account of the place is needed afterward
is it any wonder that the witnesses include almost
many crooks as Dante found in the Infeno?"
There never yet was crookedness wherein crooks
not involved. There will be. Hence, whether in
vetgators would have from choice not they must
seek their evidence the level of the offense alleged
There is no other alternative And ndiscree offcaldom
cannot escape responsibility by pointing deprecatory fin
gers at the questionable persons with whom it engages
itself.
However the dark horses are doing light work all Of the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
A PEACE NAVY

Let me remind you that tho navy.
powerful an Il may become IA an
agency Of war. n essentially an in
strumeut for peace. Tho record OF
our navy Is a proud record. I'D from
the day tho navy was firs, organ.
lied In our government until the
present that arm Of our government
service has reflected glory and honor
upon is officers and mon and upon
our common f1ag.-Rep. French dR1.
Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

Can you sense fino distinctions in
relationships between objects and
wordsf
II you have The power % dlserir.
nation YOU hhould b. able 10 do
tho following test successfully.
Directions Read each question
carefully. then 90 back aad under.
line tho word In tho first group Of
nvo that Is similar 10 an three
words At the end Of THE question.
!. Which Of these five things
tree. skin. apple. seed. ripe-ls most
like these three: Cherry. peach.
uranksl
:. which Of these five things
lark. air. bite. horse. ienuel--is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
AIKALI AS FuRNITuRE

never claimed that Secretary
Fail bought thousands o, dollars
worth Of furniture. asked tho conf
ml,,cc II they knew anything about
tho rumor going around that a cab
met officer. tho Cx.secrctary OF Tho
interior. Mr. Fail. had bought aorno
government furniture and shipped Il
out 20 his raneh.--Rcp. Blsnton pl,
Toras-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
FABLES ON HEALTH-
LET MOLASSES FLOW

MolaNses is recognized as n me.
nourishing food and appears too In
frequently upon tho family board.
IL has a laxative value that is
worth consideration and u can 10
given 10 the children without sui
phur.
II Il advisable 20 give s. separ.
ateiy from tho sulphur. when the
latter ID used. and may b. served
Hpread on bread or buns. II Is also
recommended that the sulphur be
served with nomo other food. and
then no; IA too large quantities.
But parents who wait until spring
20 &c, their children acquainted
with nnolasses make a mistake.
Time brings improvements. Con.
diiIons Of life have changed since
Erzndma's time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Push 1t Along

EVERYBODY observe the Third district court OF APP
T. peas OF California. II has solenny decided that
pedestrian walking down n road has the right Of way
and if hit by a motorist recover damages.
II is decision that should be rairoaded to and thru
the United States court as rapidly possible.
Police traffic laws. speed limits, signs have failed to
save the folks on foot. Maybe clear and high court
decision that they have the right of way will.
Observe too that that California bunch of Daniels not
only gives the pedestrian right of way but adds that
conbutory carlessness of the party hit cannot defeat
the verdict for damages.
Verify that Third district decision smacks Of salvation
They better watch out for Mr. Bryan lie has begun to deny that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
T ell5ng II
to Congress
orR Mosr sAcREn RIGHT
Excerpts from tho consIeAaloaA.
Record

Tho most sacred OF all tho sacred
institutions Of thi, republic IL that
Of freedom freedom of person. free.
dom Of religion. freedom OF thought.
freedom OF speech. and freedom OF
Tho press. our forcfathsrs fought
for these things. our ancestors died
for them. and. u necessary tho
American people win swim their
horses in blood to tho bride reina 20
preserve them forever and forever
Senator Seciy Dl. w. Va.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
No Use, THEY'LL Bob

A MEXICAN MASTER HAIRDRESSERS' ASSoCIA-
"A TON declares that girls who bob their hair will be
bald at very early age.
This expert opinion will not save one head Of hair for
the simple reason that bald girls may be the STYLE later
There's only way to beat off such eventuality
and that is by backre in the way of bald heads for
men, and what hair have is ready for the altar the
first step OF the women folks toward eggsheII domes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS

1ou can get az answer "a 49,
question Of fact or infor1.,
Nsn ~ writing 70 TIE Oge.tie.
Llltpf: stars WaEhinKton a.
Iesu, 1919 r. Y. Ave, Wasbf,x
ton. -. q. enclosing two cssts
stamps Tor reply. Medical 49,
ena marital advice cannot ~
given. nor can extended r.ss.,sp
bs undertaken LnsiKnsd -
9gssls cAnbOI De GnaWsred-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

Q What "a meant By an -ailis"g
4. Thu IL a form Of defense D.,
i6hieh me oecused. IN order 70 -.
iabiish hts Innocence. UNDERTAKE, 70
shoio Ne ioas elsewhere uhen ma
crime nas committed.
Q. What IS the annual oonrnmp.
ton Of eigarets in the United
States
4. approximately nry uubn.
9. which countries produce rner-
cury and how II II found?
4. The chLf producing oount,tes
are Spain and me United States
California and Tesas furnish fhe
entire amount orer here. Prac-
'ieailp the only ore tohieh is regu-
lariv WORKED for mercury q CHINA
bar. Mercury IN the metallic state
u found IN small quantities. only
q How many books are there IN
the library Of congress7
f. About sO0tDo0 books and
printed pamphlets
O When does a body cease %
feel tho pull Of the earth's gravity?
A. A. disfance OF about $4,000
rhes from The eorfhs surfdoe.
Q. What Is radiomeser?
A. An inGtrumen By trhich
radiant heat ard light nay Be d.
reely converted into mechanical
eDer0v. an Invention Of Sir william
Crookes 10 consists Of an ezhaust-
cd globe Of glass "a ichich a needle
support carrying a rotating four
disc raBs. the faces being biacken-
cd on ono slde. Placed IN q fleld Of
Hight, the biockened side Of each
dlso affords more OF The radiant
energy than the Other side. and
fhe molecules Of ressduoI air that
strike 70 are thus 0iren greater
energy. The resulting pressure
does no, become quickIy equoH-cd
for The firo SIDES. as toovld be the
case IN Dir Of the ordinary density.
hence the pone rofaies An dddpfa-
ton o. the Crookes rddiometer has
been derised by Nichols Of ssff-
Gent scnslfironess 30 detect the
radiant heat Of some Of the fIred<
stars.
Q. Are artificial diamonds made
by the electric furnace as hard and
brilliant as natural diamondsg
A. They ore as hard, and " clear
are just a. brilliant. but the only
ones that hare been mode arc CT
tremeIy small and rarely clear.
Artificial diamonds hare been made
only bv French chemist named
uoissan on an extremely small
scale. and neper commercially
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

Il IN process q defeat By TIA,
military service which human
people have condemned a. ere
and murdsTousi Can you 80
ihat7 Or even ~ III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
A THOUGHT

They that 60 down to ilIo sea In
ships. that do business In great wa.
tiers; these sec The works OF the Lord,
and his wonders in the decp,-Ps.
cvii:23-2i.
A Ill things in tho natural world
n symbolic God. yet mono Of them
speak OF Him but IN broken and i'm.
perfect word8.--Henry Ward Beech.
er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
Fixing Up Her Face

THE Sinclair gang is going to test the power of senate
4 committees to compel witnesses to testify.
about all that American justice requires to complete
her standing as whitewash daub is demonstration
that she can't even chase rich crooks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
OF
Draper

Daily Lsutsn Bible reading
ana meditation prepared for
Commission on Eyangslisn OF
Federal Council Of tha Churches
% christ In America.
WEDNESDAY
Slnsleness Of Purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

Then aEan reduce and control Immigration by
compelling the immigrants to Washington first They'd change her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

They that
he Is n candidate and that Is oninous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02

However the dark horse. Doing light work all Of the time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-02
TRUSTEES

Walter II. Galbrai.h
L. c. Gilman
William A. Peters
Rollln Sanford
{, Il. Villas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
PROBING DEATH
At LANGLEY
FIELD
Steven Bromley Was instantly
Killed in Fall; Major De
France MortalIy Injured


NORFOLK. Va, Aug, 21.-An in
vestigation is under way at Lang
ley Field today following the death
yesterday Of Steven Bromley, jr.,
twenty-three, of Youngstown, Ohio,
aeronautical engineer with the ma.
tional advisory committee, and the
probable fatal injury Of Major
Smith ]. De France, twenty-eight,
army ACE" also connected with
the advisory committee. The two
men, flying in the training plane
JN.6, fell a distance Of 1000 feet
into. the Back river.
The army surgeons at Fort Mon.
roe stated today that Major De
France is "shovermg between life
and DEATH" His skull is fractured,
nearly all of his teeth knocked out
and his, jaw crushed. His vitality
has amazed the surgeons at Fort
Bromley was taking his first
flight. His body probably will be
taken, to Youngstown upon arrival
OF. Mrs. Bromley, who Is expected
today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
CONCERTS

At, Marine Barracks, at 1880 p. M. /
United States Marine Band; Will
liams H. Santeiinann, leader;
I TAYLOR Branson, second leader.
The Program.
March. ''Battleship Oregon"
Overture "orpheus, ;. offenbach
Sole for saxophone--
Musician. Frank 'Wiiibiiiit;ahaussr, !,
selection: The sersnaden Herbert
(b) Famous Minuet,"
waltz, ..The Debutante" santslman
Suite. ''Poetical Scenes. GODDARD
/. I'm the Woods"
.. "On the Mountain"
8. In the Village"
|. -. The Star Spangled Banner"
AT Logan Park. Aanacostia, at 1880
p. M, United States Marine
Band, William H. Santelmann.
leader: Taylor Branson,- second
leader, conducting.
4 The Program.
March, Marine Band Ami
Versary ............,. .ScharDau
Poet and Peasant .Suppe
la ''Valse Biuette" -. Drigo
"Cinderelia's Wedding
Procession .:.y. $500. Dicker
Selection, robin Hood. De Koveh
Waits. "oid Timers.;....... -. Lake
Grand Selectien-- II
.Tl Trovatore" .......,.... Verdi
The Star-Spangled Banner"
At South Dakota avenue. Twenty
sixth and Irving streets north
east, by the Army Music School,
at 7:30 p. M: Student Etc limo
cenzy, conducting.
The Program.
Coronation March, from
THE Prophet" ..... Meyerbeer
Overture, "Il Guarany". -. Gomez
Extra--Fox trot--
Somewhere in the World" Aver
Potpourri on Hawaiian
Melodies 1880. Lake
Invitation a la Valse. =. Won Weber
Solo for cornet--
Flora Waltz" 80. ~. .Cunard
(Played by Harry j. Steinheuser, jr.,
Grand Selection, from
Ballet Excelsior" 49,. .Marenco
(a) Fox trot-
|-t;<s 'Linger Awhile" ....... Rose
lfb) March
"a Hosts Of Freedom J. King
+ The Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
Tots Apparel
Specially Priced

Dresses, SOC. Plain wolfe and
checked Bingham. Nile, copen
and white wolfe and brown or
blue gingham; some with
panties. Attractively
trimmed. Sizes to 6. S0C
Friday
ROmpers and Creepers. SOC.
Plain chambray, In rose, blue
and canary, trimmed with
white. 2 to S years. S0O
Friday .............. wv
Sweaters, $1.95. Slip-ovsr
style, in nile, rose and tan; 6
to ~ years. For
merly $2.25 to $4.95. Q1 OK
Friday !. ............. UA'OO
Dresses, S1.29. Bingham,
wolfe, organdy, printed and
plain wolfe; beautifully trim
med and styled; sizes 2 to 6.
Formerly $1.95 to @1 90
: s4.s5. Friday. ..~.... VA'A"
FOURTH FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
36-in. Au-WOOL Crepe,
sec Ynrd

A fabric that you can use
plentifully now for misses and
children's school frocks. Choice
of all wanted colors very
economically priced.
38-inch Plaids and Checks.
/, Mothers with schoolgirls ward
robes in the planning will select
plentifully of the new @1 Ok
effects. Yard. ........ W4eAO
THIRD FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
TwO Groups Of
Skirts Reduced

t85) Skirts, of splendid quail.
ity white gabardine, trimmed
with buttons some with peck
cts and side.closing effects. Ok
Wristbands 26 to 49,.
(29 Skirts, reduced from
higher priced groups. Rosh.
anara, flannel. baronet, cotton
crepe and crepe de chine.
Pleated and wrap-around
models. Wristbands 26 GO
10 Az '...'.'s.'.
SECOND FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
Selected, Glassware
BGrOHinized

QO) Eight.piece Beverage
Sets, in cut grape design.
Formerly SITS. Fri. CT 40
day ...............
(87) Pieces of COIOred Glass.
ware, half price, Many useful
styles. Choice Fri I7C
uay N,... 49,. s,,.s...,
Colonial Glass Sherbet Set
sherbet and plate. For.
merly 25c. Fri day, 1OO
set ....
China Cream Pitchers, 100
nicely decorated. =. MA. AVN
Colonial Iced Tea Tum. GN
blerS, each. .............. W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
New Fur
Coats :.
IN THE ADVANCE
SALE
$3.50

Carefully S ele c ted
garments chosen pri-
marily for their at.
'tractiye styles and ex-
,cellent qua lity of
matching skins; and
'priced at a figure well
within any income.
Fun furred sealine
|. (dyed coney) coats in
the SIN art 48-inch
lengths are featured,
Huge crush or shirred
collars, wide or cuff
sleeves and deep re-
VefSeo DOrderS stamp
them as distinctive yet
entirely conservative.
Exquisitely lined with
brocade or silk crepe.
SECOND FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
Girls
Underwear

Gowns and Princess Slips,
$1.OO-Of Fruit of the = Loom,
trimmed with deep lace Jokes
or inserts: ruffles of lace or
embroidery. Sizes 6 to II years,
$1.OO.
Combination, S1.OO-Trimmed
with lace edge or inserts.
Knicker leg Sizes 4 to IL.
$1.OO.
Pajamas, $1,OO- One-piece
model, of fine checked nain-
sook. trimmed with frogs.
Sizes 8, 10 and IL. $1.OO.
FOURTH FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
N. R. {. OUTING.
| ATTENDEDBY
5000
Contests EnIivened Day and
Many Prizes Were Awarded.
Honor Men Guests

If you see >motormen and con-
ductors of the Washington Railway
and Electric Company who vince to-
day as they reach for brake lever
or bell cord, you may know that
they were among the 5000 employees
Of the company and members OF
their families who were present at
the third annual outing Of the
Washington Railway Relief Asso-
citation yesterday afternoon and last
night at Glen Echo Park.
A strenuous athletic program was
productive Of a vast amount OF
aches and pains for unframed mus.
cles. The program was opened
with concert by The Washington
Times Herald Boys Band, followed
by an address by President William
F. Ham.
The association had as its special
guests thirty.one honor men Of the
company who are now on the re-
tired list.
Winners in Events.
Winners of the athletic events
were:
William Hammer, Ernest Lyons,
| John Morris, May Mailman, Gladys
Hummer, Virginia Burnett. Sylvia
Etchison, Margaret Bateman, Muriel
Gray, Karl Kosack. Headley Clews,
Harry Luckett, Clarence Lyons,
Raymond Firth. Thomas Souter, G.
Moran, w. w. Prentice, s. w.
Brasse. Ralph Shoemaker, George
Dyer, Ellis April. j. @. Gray, jr..
III. Depenni, A. B. Sunday, w. s.
Shoemaker, Miss L. Downing, Miss
e. L. HeatwoIe, Miss Vincent, w.
Toomey. w. L. Atkins, j., w. Hud.
SON, d. Toomey, w. Toomey, e.
Catucci, A. Navrra, A, Sacrine, A.
Cussick, A. Ferretio, ]. n. Cussiclx,
E. c. Rawlings, l.. Weaver. C. g.
Dixon, F. Henley, c. II. Mosberg,
G. w. Hudson, +. III. Brown, H. L.
Burdette, H. Firtag, M. Sullivan,
Holden, v. A. Sisler, jr., Helen
man. A. e. Dennis, Mrs. Steward,
H. Curtis, N. Redwood, "A. r.
1 Ddulu, ID. N. oWdus ~. OVAL
Henry Foreman, A. E. Dennis, J.
E. Shoemaker, M. Wellington, Mrs
Hickey, A. w. Jewett. H.. thinner.
man.
Prizes for Spot Dance.
Eight prizes were awarded in a
lucky spot dance. as follows: Ethel
Baker and Violet Marshall, Helen
Sherier and Helen Oehman, Lenore
Oldfield and Elsie Best. Mr.. and
Mrs. Witkowsky, Jeanette Dodson
and F. Dorenburg, Rose Garner and
S. Gerther, Mrs. L. T. Curray and
c. w. Witherow, Miss Manilli and
J. M. Phillips.
Miss c. Bray and Helen Costello
and Miss May Roche and H. Mar.
shall were awarded first and second
prizes in an exhibition dance, and
the elimination dance prizes went to
r. F. Carter and Miss M. Clagett
and J. NJ. Phillips and Anna Per
zell.
Season passes to the park for
1925 were awarded to J. B. Gray
and Dorothy Gardner for making
the best estimate of the number
of nails in a box.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
Small Lots
.NeckWeGr Reduced
SOC

Organdy Collar and Cuff Sets.
in two-tone effects. Finished
with ribbon shower.
Silk BroadclOth Collar and
Cuff Sets.
Linen Collar and Cuff Sets.
Linen Tomboy Collar.
STREET FLOOR.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-21
,althiiest Quickest Way
toReduceWaist and Hips

This soft, glcves6ttng rubber girdle actually re-
:duces waist, hips and thighs 3 to 10 inches by
Unconscious massage" Worn as a corset. Makes
you look thinner the moment you put it on, and
makes you actually thinner as you continue to