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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
FABLES ON HEALTH
GET REAL E AIR

"CURE / get plenty OF fresh air.
~ insisted Air. Mann o. Anytown.
under the REORGANIZATION Of his
physical instructor.
"Umm-but DO you know what 20
do with II after you get ~" asked
that very wise gent
Fresh air Is the cheapest and most
efficient health builder on the mar.
.ket It's the thing that gets into
the little old red blood cells. which
absorb the oxygen and give OF the
carbon dioxide.
Maybe you leave your windows
open and some air comea In, but the
right place 20 get fresh air In. ob.
woDaly. out OF doors. How often do
you really get out Of doors: Not any
oftencr than you can help II. Cooped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

Read Mt x~xvLsss.gE. Text xvii.
So Truly this was the Son Of God.
In the profound religious expert.
cnce Of Jesus last hours the heart OF
God was laid open 20 human eyea.
afcn have never been able 10 turn
their eyes away from Il. An luorcas.
ms number OF men look n, Il. gen.
Grafton after generation. try 10 un.
derutand and explain It's meaning. II
becomes more and moro clear, nH
Jesus great missionary disciple said.
that God was In Christ rcconciinE
the world unto himself Men find
God and repent at tho OF
Christ"
MEDITATION, Gods sp,rlt 40
dominated Chrisi'a life and thought
TINT ho could well Hay Thy win be
done" Christ 80 minlstored 70 the
needs OF his companions tina, they
became aware OF God. and thru the
years His spirit has been leading
men 10 God In ever Increasing mum.
bcrs, for God was in Christ" bring.
inE the world TO himself and In
Christ we come 10 God.
PERSONAL QUESTION: wha, do
] say OF Jesus and OF God when /
look on Calvary
PRAYER Heavenly Father. we
pray for tho comfort OF Thy spirit
that We may minister 10 the needs
OF others, We do not ask for our
rofroshment alone. Help us to aharo
with others our spiritual blessings.
Open Il eyes that we may SEQ tho
mountains OF the Lord round about
us that VIC may point many doubt.
Ing and weeping souls 20 tho way of
strength and life. thru Christ. Amen
Copyright. i92i-F. l.. Fagley.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Christianity

A RE YOU a church MEMBER About 46 million
"A Americans answer yes. S~iNty-two millions answer, no.
Such is the situation this Easter, hottest day of the
year.
: Whether church members or not, all Of us owe a
tremendous debt 20 Christianity. II has brought more
good into the world than all other religions combined, past
as well as present. And nearly all the evil we have Is due
TO failure to live up 10 Christian teachings.
In recognition of all this, every one should make a
special effort TO attend church services on Easter, of all
Sundays.
Easter. symbolic of the resurrection, is an excellent
time for each individual to resurrect the best that is in
him. Nothing will be more inspirational TO this end than
attending Easter church services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

Yin the office all day and in the house
on Sunday.
"Men and women who work in
offices and factories don't get much
OF a chance at outdoors. But it's
worth making a special effort.
Meanwhile. since you feel YOU
have 70 stay in an office. the main
thing Is 70 keep the air In clrcula.
ton. In other words OBTAIN AS
GOOD A SUBSTITUTE AS POS.
sIBLE. The first hygienlc require.
ment OF an office Is that ii be not too
hot To maintain a good circulation.
a window board or screen can be
used 70 defect the air 80 that a draft
win not be created.
And here is something few people
know: the best way 10 open windows
is at both the top and bottom"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
.'BEsT ,rINns..

The Investigations have shown a
condition to exist in the high places
off government never thought OF IN
the widest dreams Of those who
arc ever too ready TO suspect and
question all public men. They have
forced out Of public life men who
had not measured up to the high
standard OF honesty and integrity
In public affairs, altho picked from
among the best minds."-Reprc-
sentative Woodruff D) Virginia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Running Your Orpn Business

DEN in business for yourself is not always as
ID smooth sailing as most of us imagine. In the last
three months over $500 American business concerns
failed. This doesn't include many thousands who quit,
go of it..
But when YOU compare commercial mortality with the
percentage of men who approach old age without having
gotten much of anywhere, you readily see that there's
nothing like being in business for yourself, even if it's
only running n peanut stand. A man who can make
money for others can make it for himsef-if he has the
courage.
Al a picnic to be hed in Peoples park Easter sunday a local minister
win tell picnic crowds about conditions In Europe. Persons whose idea
Of n picnic Is listening to statistics about conditions In Europe are invited
TO attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

took place before the chanr
This % me O. a reieufino proof
n I mad no other. that there
un iuner man. an immortal b.
INK within that goes on forever
This Immortal self viil ~
On after the house iu which II
dwelis haa been torn down.
The Bible tells ua thai 10
does 30 on And the man she
has followed higher tlinrs WIN
30 on seeking Etiu hfFhsr
things The man who las ri.
lowed degrading things viii 10
On 20 Freats- deEraaation.
but how shall va beooms
seekers after this higher lie,
Education. which h most imx
portanL WI not make 4 dmnkv
ard q sober man. Nor ulu \
make a thief an honest man
III a man become a follower
Of Jesus Christ he l. q new
creature, and VIII seek the llfs
that Christ lived ana thoss
who find the Christ life tho
they die. they shall live again
with Him"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Stopping Child Labor

A HEAD goes the movement for a constitutional amend
"A ment that would permit Uncle Sam to abolish child
labor all over the country.
It's opponents are harping away as hard as ever, and
haven't changed their arguments-chie Of which is that
the regulation of child labor is a right Of the individual
states.
And when they fail to meet their duties, the national gov
eminent should be able to step in and compel them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
MIRACLES
By Adelaide Gordon

The day Of miracles is pasti"
Tho birth OF n child is n
miracle;
The birth OF a day. on our
planet. In n miracle:
The birth OF a flower :. Is a
miracle;
The feel. OF the wind, coming
fresh from unknown space. and go
lng into unknown regions. IS n
miracle:
The common earth. full OF mar
wells wonders. and the miracle
OF LIFE then why seek
in tho false the gross . the
muck OF mans conniying and pro-
claim
"MIRACLES"l The DAY
OF MIRACLES IS PAST"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
An Easter Thought
By j.. r. Justice
A LITTLE thought Tor
"A Faster.

A LITTLE thought Tor
n Faster
Hoy. Charles T. Shaw spoke
before the Religious Eduoational
society Wcdnesiay. 10 was
talking about uhs resurrection
of man end Dis future life Ina
the course ~ bis remarks he
suggested an idea that ought %
appeal % both saint and sin
ner n was fomrihing Of a
new thought and h here given
ia part
"scicnoe has pretty well ~
tnhllahcd The fact that our
bodies change eyey seven
year. depending upon tho
amount u energy We eKpend in
our daily lives But approx.
lmatfly every seven ycarH our
entire bodies change Bone.
flesh. muscle and brain an IN
dergo a complete change.
but has n occurred 70 you
that Notwithstanding q brain
coils completely change. we 80
on remembering things that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Saving the Trees

IT c. Luther is planting $4,000 trees this ar-white
L . and red pine. Forestry experts call him the cham
pion tree planter. He certainly is far and away ahead of
old Appleseed Johnny, who years ago wandered around
the country planting apple seeds from which sprouted
many of Americas finest orchards.
Luther lives in Mechanicsburg, N. Y. He plants for
profit-grows crops of timber on idle lands.
Forest Protection week is coming, April 21-27. Don't
forget to plant at least one tree and to take care of those
already planted. Great sport, watching it grow. Also.
it's a duty we owe the future. Former generations planted
for US.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
The Curfew
BY DEANE FISHER

lis night; the molten suns last rays expire
On saffron clouds, on clouds too frail to dim
The sinking sun; the sun, whose merest rim
Burns the dun wave with drops Of liquid fire.
Beyond the city's dusk-a single spire,
The castles panes are bathed in rose; the dome
OF bronze in gold. The west, a mass of foam
Floats DER the wave, the suns extinguished pyre.
The laboring ox-cart gains the distant mound.
The milk-maids song, and thru the Wales around
The curfew's %nocturne fails and fades; and where
Thru azure paths his burning course is run,
The moon replaces, with it's light, the sun
And cools the breath Of days too passionate air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
CatarrhM Must
Be Healed!

You'll never be free from catarrh
until you heal those raw. inflamed
patches in your nose and throat that
are out OF reach OF liquids and
sprays.
Step into any f~irst-class drug
store and get a 50-cent tube or jar
OF Dec" the famous Dennis Euca-
lyptus Ointment. Heat a spoonful In
a tin plate and inhale deep breaths
OF the soothing vapor. Do this plight
and morning. and you will expert
ence the greatest relief you have
ever known. No more nasty drip
ping In the throat no stoppei-up
feeling. no huzzing In the ears. You
VIII feel better. breathe better and
sleep better. The vapor deposits an
%antiseptic film of oil owe diseased
membranes. destroying germs and
gradually healing raw spots.
Dec is sold by all leading drug
gists. Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
Co. makers, Berkeley, Cal-Adyer-
tisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS

you can get an answer % any
question 81 fact Or Informs
Editor. stars Washington Bu-
Teau. 1879 NJ Y Ave. Washing
ton n. a.. enclosing two csnta IN
stamps Tor reply. Medical legal
and marital advice canupt be
given nor can extended research
b. undertaken. Unsigned re-
quests cannot be AnHsvrcd=
IUITOHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING

Don't 20 around feeling tired. lack
Ing in energy and strength. because
your kidneys are not working prop.
erly. The 5 Of FOLEY PILLS, a
diuretic stimulant for the kidneys,
viii give your kidneys a good flush.
ing. remove injurious waste matter
and bring the kidneys back to a
normal. active condition. Your FL
LEY PILLS are the only thing /
ever got TO do me any good" writes
Samuel Bremen. Alexandria, Ind
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
\ LETTER FROM
AVRiDGE Mann
April 10. 1924,

Dear Folks:
casters here-a day Of gindncss making little children
sing iunny Dummies Danish Sadness with tho colored epea
they bring. Cakes and candy, chicken dinner. pretty Eostor
cards 70 show kids will tell you it's a winner-not as good
as Christmas. tho. WV
casters hore-a day of fashion, hats and drosses emma
10 view; women show their latent passion-woart,, somo
thing gy and new. During church they worsbIo ,sria
hat I'm wearing quite the best | saw todnyv, wy
Casters here-a day when father leaves HE looc.-
ene nircni thoughts OF golf or garden bother, stni he brnyclv
goes 10 church' Ito enjoys Its quiet beauty. leaves n win
= conscience clear proud to know he's done his duty
maybe for another yenrl "P
hasters moro In all Its glory. with it's flowor.sccn,od
nreath, tehlng souls the simple story, Life IA evc ,o,d 20
DeathT While 1t softly seeks tho spirit thru Tho uor,
world comes rushing mi VIZ VA
Mrueae Maouv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Spend 1t Before You Go

THE STAR tells the story of old Tonnes Havekost. who
L lived up near Anacortes on a farm and spent $4,000
on a magnificent monument overlooking the San Juan
islands. A beautiful conceit, surely.
But old TONES. we think, would have been wiser had
he. while he lived, built a $4,000 home on the same spot
and spent the last years of his life living simply and
happily up there with the view.
The trouble with most of us is that we don't know
when to stop working and live on the fruits Of our labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
advertising BY Radio

OUD kicks by the thousand are coming from the pub
IL lie, about the invasion of radio concerts by adver-
Using. One form is the lecture on Eat More retzels-
Week. And repeated references to Peerless I~singlass Ship
ping Departments Trio get rather monotonous.
However, the real problem is: Who is going to pay the
cost of broadcasting? Philanthropists, particularly music
lovers, are overlooking a golden opportunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Telling II
10 Congress
LIE EARNS
Excerpts from The Congressional
Record

a million people during the last
IL months removed from the farms
to the towns and cities. Their march
TO town was as wonderful MS the
march Of the Israelites from Egypt to
the valley Of the Jordan.-Rep.
Little tRl Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Speed in the Air

ERENCH government offers a prize of 100000 francs
L for an airplane that will capture the speed record now
held by Americans.
The offering of this prize shows that the airplane still
is primarily a military device.
If it were otherwise, the goal of the flying game would
be a safe, economical, fool-proof plane that could be used
as generally as the auto. But war requires speed. So
speed is the goal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
A THOUGHT

si%othiulness cnstctii Into n dee,
sleep; and an idle soul shall suffe,
hunger-Prov. xix.:I5.
TDLENEss is the holiday Of fool,
l. Chesterfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Bright and Dull

THIS year 100000 autos will be manufactured. it's
L being predicted by men at the head of the industry.
In 1900 the output was only 1000 cars. Quite a iump
Our generation, properly disrespectful of the old. is
quick to adopt the new. Except politically. What a
shame, we Americans are so bright at business, so dull in
selecting rulers and r~emodeling our government basically
to meet changed conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
TEST YOURSELF
for Selecting Numbers

Those who can quickly scan the
columns OF advertised prices and
pick the bargains should rate high
on this test. The task n 20 pick
out the highest and lowest numbers
IN each Of the columns.
Directions. Get your pencil ready
You nro 10 underline two number
ia each 81 the columns % figures
below. the highest and the lowest
one minute ~ the time allowed.
HIVE n friend time VOL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
CITY LIFE THE
CHILD'S JAIL
BY ALBERT APPLE

THE apartment house is one Of the greatest menaces 10
i civilization, says II. T. Bailey, dean of the Cleveland
School OF Art. He gives several reasons. strongest of which
rs that the apartment does not furnish enough room for
the individual child, let alone the raising of large families.
Living In apartments, children lose the education gained
thru cooperation in home chores and of nature study out
where there are grass and trees and sunshine.
Thirty years ago, people were mortified at the mention
of tenements. And yet cities are steadily congested 10 the
point Of where all viii live in h~igh-grade tenements-apart
ment houses.
THE goal Of cities. as now planned. seems to be streets
l. lined with unbroken stretches of high brick apartments
crowded as close to each other as the law permits. 1t used
Ito be the custom to keep a strip of grass, the size of a
apartments crowding the sidewalk.
Death turks in the streets where auto-maniacs whiz by.
No place for the Riddles to play except dangerous streets,
sidewalks, back porches and parks that are miles away for
most of them.
The alley, natural heritage and right of every red-blooded
boy, is being eliminated by soaring land values.
The city is becoming a Jail for the child even more than
the grown-up.
LIVERY problem, however, breeds its own solution, in
II time. People usually prefer to make their homes in
the suburbs.
The handicap is transportation. Autos, especially cheaper
makes, are helping a lot along this line. Rapid transit is in
sight for the more progressive communities. It's badly
needed, for there isn't a city in America that isn't at least
five years behind its transportation needs.
A childhood spent in the suburbs or, better still, out in
the country, is worth more to boy or girl than a large cash
LEGACY later. Get out near the fresh air and larger plav-
grounds if you possibly can. 1t may take an extra hour of
your time, getting back and forth from work each day, but
it's worth it times over.
Help get the children out of their jail-the congested part
of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
What Folks
Are Saying

w. J. BRYAN: There is one in.
terna,ionaI question on which we all
can agree. and that is international
charity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

Answers. lal 90. - co. szs. lsf: C.
92o, i5i; az 1924. 1863.
Ail rights reserved By Science sery.
ice, ii15 Conn. Ave, \. W. Wash.
inRton. u. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

@ When was m tWo-h
engie placed IN the former Nag Or
Russia
Al This daics from me Marriage
Of IraH me GREAT tcifh sophia. a
daughter Of Constantine Palace
LOCUS. toheH he asfumed the arms
Of ths oreek empire.
Q. How can one remove the odor
Of nsh from cooking utensiisf
4. FH fkrm tdfh toafer puf %
fno or three tablespoons Of ptnegar
and boil for a minute or itoo before
ioashin0.
O what are the duties % a host
al a dance7
A. The host should winole ptfh
M quests. see fhof me ipomen hare
partners. aud that ne chaperons
arc entertained NE must not con-
fine his attentions 20 fhe gentle
mcn bat join me ladies for dancing
Q What n the difference be-
tween the titles emperor ana hngl
4 Both titles hare reference 70
me male ruler 81 a country The
trord emperor Il a nne ~eoHHd,red
superior IN dignity 10 fhaf Of king.
~ T. the cq~uiralcHf Of "tmpcrdfor.
ichich nas the first nfie giuen 10
julius Cacfar tfho ucas ruler oucr
tin0s An empire may embrace set
! cfal Kingdoms,
Q Has woman ons more rb than
mhnf
a. No. men aud pomen alike
hare - nbs; ~ on each tide.
O why does Memorial day come
In May
A. Memorial dav seas frs, ap-
pointed IN MAY bceaasc fhe adju-
fanf general Of the O. A. n. teho
first issHcd a Memorial dap order
fGen. " r. ChipmanJ ieished 70
hate me ceremony come 81 a
sprlHg month. but on a date ioheH
there toouid b. plenty Of notoers
IN bloom N al The states on fhe
vcnr w tchich The order tn1s "a
sued. Nay 81. came on Sunday so
Nay 80 ious appointed Memorial
day.
O wha, f. tho distance from the
North Pole 20 the South Polc7
A. The surface distance is about
r. 100 niles. The polar diameter Of.
the Garth Is 1000 niles
Q why IAN persons float 20
easily IN Great SAii lake,
4. The snnicr Of this lake. ichloh
has 40 outlet. 10 a natural brine
containing from ~ 70 - per cent.
Of saline constituents. according 10
The level Of The lake Because Of.
nc hraricnss Of the uaior. a body
floats caaiiy.
Q. what was the largest number
OF civil war soldiers ever on the
pcnsion rolla7 When7
a. IN me fiscal year ending JMue
so. 1925. there ,ccrc 7t5.sss oipA
war soldiers on the pension rolls
This ipas the record year.
q. what IL the greatest length
and tho greatest width OF the Pa
cinc ocran7
A. The greatest lenpth, from
north 70 south. q about 800 miies
1850 nncs 70 thc Antarctic c~ircIcj.
IN as icidcsf part. at the equator
firhich dirldos u into a North and
South PdeifcJ, n Is 1900 mites
acrosI zh'WrHTTW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19
Fellowship OF
Draper

Daily Isnten Bible reading
aud meditation prepared for
Commission on Evangelism OF
Federal Council OF the churehes
Of chrlnt In America
sATuRDAY
God Was In Christ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

California dealers registered a
total Of 1876 automobiles in 1898
according 10 announcement by the
division OF motor vehicles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

l.. And when the Sabbath was past,
Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of
James, and Salome. had brought sweet
spices, that they might come and anoint
him.
2. And very early in the morning the
first day of the week, they came into the
sepulchre at the rising Of the sun.
3. And they said among themselves,
Who shall roll US away the stone from the
door of the sepulchre7
4. And when they looked, they saw that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

Q When was m iwo-h eaded
eagle placed on the former nag Or
Russia
A. This dates from me marriage
Of IraH me Great trifh sophia. a
daughter Of Constantine Palace
lo0us, tohen ne asfumed me arms
Of INC 0rcck empire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

Q. How can one remove the odor
Of fish from cooking uienrilsf
4. FH fhrm trifh ioaier par ~
fro or three tablespoons Of utnegar
and boil for a minute OF ftoo before
innshinO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-19

O what are the duties o. a host
al a dance7
A. The host should winOle ptfh
M quests. sse fhof ne ioomen hare
parfners. aud that ne chaDerons
arc entertained ne must not con
fine his attentions 20 The gentle
mcn bpf join me ladies for dancing,
The Washington times., 1924-04-02
Long, Lustrous Lashes
in 2 Minutes!

Here's q wonderful liquid that
makes even the scantiest lasfes
look thick and luStrous. the most
unRttractive brows well-arched and
Kpressive-instantly! Yet Lash
brow Liquid itself is invisible-and
--defies detection.
Lashbrow Liquid 10 Waterproof
tears, perspiration or bathing do
not affect it-@lt positively will not
run, rub of, or smear. The natural
oils In Lashbrow Liquid prevent the
lashes from becoming hard and
brittle.
The Washington times., 1924-04-02
CLEARED,
Z|HLMAN WILL
RUN AGAIN
Maryland Congressman An
nouncss Candidacy AssuF.
Cd Of q. Q. P. Support.

+ Relieving Als sxcnaratipn BY Q
Federal grand jury Of charges %
Improperly accepting money while
in office, Congressman Frederick
N. Zihlman Of Maryland today ail-
nounced that he has filed his GER
tificate OF candidacy for reelection
from the Sixth district.
Mr.. Gilman, IN announcing bic
candidacy, made q spirited state.
lneHt In answer ITO the enemies ]
have made and those who have
been holding wakes over my sup
posed political corpse" He hea
been assured of the entire Repuh.
lican delegation from his district
in the Maryland state legislature,
Investigation Of the charges
against Congressman ZihlHaan e
being pressed today BY the special
House committee appointed 70 look
into recent charges Of q Chicago
grand jury that two members Of
CongFess are guilty Of acceptsnG
The Washington times., 1924-04-02
SHOW WINDOWS
GAIN FROM
LIGHTS
Woman Says Best Lighting
Effects Attracted Most A.
tention in Fashion Revue.

Pointing out the fact that good
lighting in shop windows Is a bis
asset in the showing 1pf the dis
plays, A. Pearl Mcpherson, 1875
Lanier place, declared that those
shops which had their & windows
brilliantly illuminated during the
spring style revue attracted the most
attention.
The windows which were charm
ingIy dressed, but were without
proper lighting effects, went by
Tor little or no attention., while
those windows which fairly heamed
with lights brought out many obs
and abs from the passersby, In
some cases the lights had been
shaded with colored shades, which
added greatly to the effectiveness of
the windows thus treated" she said.
Those shades were vital part
Of the windows. They were the
background for lovely style displays.
They put in the finishing touches 80
necessary to the finished window,
Those windows which were lighted