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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-22

But if they start quoting the Bible they're in for hard
time of it, for history reveals startling lack Of haber
dashery in the dsys when that good book being
piled As matter of fact religion should have no place
in this discussion at ALL God created and there's
evidence that He's set the seal of His approval
any of the stuff the modistes try to put over.
People invented clothes They also invented nine
tenths Of ideas of modesy and mmodesty According
to Holy Writ the other onetenh happened Immediately
after Eve ate that apple.
"She took Of the fruit thereof and did eat and
gave also unto her husband with her and he did eat.
And the eyes of both of them opened and they
knew that they naked and they sewed fig leaves
together and made themselves aprons"
That Mrs. Modesty's first spasm and some fig
leaves the result But there's big difference be-
tween few fig leaves and the quadrupe llwoopating
which the reformers would like to impose the human
hide. big difference How much Of that difference is
founded on sense and decencyi How much on a morbid
consciousness which is infinitely immoral than
the ''immodesty' it would banish2
Getting down to basic beef it were there anything
wicked in the human leg legY No, there isn't There
ism anything very exciting about Of them. We
have recently pessed through fashion period when live
ladies exposed their legs nonchalantly they were
osriches something 1t is safe say that this resulted
in Of the greatest dsappontments known in human
history Did arouse those Secret Thoughts SO fondy
anticipated by the PureH 1t did In fact put such
crmp Romance that we had to change the style pronto
King
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-22

YTyHE successful as we'll the unsuccessful have to
implore the Deity to deliver them from their fool
~ friends.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-22
OopyIighh a0aA D. 0tae oonpan9.

pened. When the novelty wore off, the
vice promoting quality of legs proved to
be greatly overestimated.
The same has been proven true Of
other portions of the feminine anatomy.
The female shoulder with its adjacent
territory, for instance. The good ladies
who are starting this campaign against
immodest dressing are greatly exercised at
the collarless dresses now in vogue. If
they will cast an eye upon any American
fashion magazine of the first half of the
nineteenth century, up and through the
years of the civil war, they will find the
mothers of this country parading the
streets with nothing on their shoulders but
the biscuit flour Modestv Camnaicns and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-22
GARRETT P. SERVISS. ON HOW
OUR LUNGS ARE GUARDED

Warmth of Breathing Apparatus Repels Dust
and It's Vapor Protects Air Passages
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-08-22

N American women is about to start
"A Campaign Against Immodest
Dressing. / hate to be a cat, but betcha
my near-tin platinum ring, Felix, that the
most ardent workers in that campaign have
shapes that are a cross between the kitchen
range and a bag of spuds. However, be
that as it may, they're going to start
campaign for modest dressing. And i'm
mediately the question presents itself
WHEN, WHY, WHERE AND WHAT is
MODESTYf
This campaign, we are told, is to have
the backing Of the churches. Doubtless
the Fundamentalists will put up a heavy
fight for red flannels as opposed to the
decadent Modernist preference for sten-ins.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15

victs who rioted, killing two prison guards and the men uho smuggled the arms and dynamite inside the prison walls. The two men. they say, had a prominent part in getting the guns and explosives to the rioters.
 Annie Primer. alias Mrs. French. who was arrested with Mrs. Mol1ie I'fieffer. said to have carried letters from prisoners to their confederstes on the outside. The Prinzer woman is said to be a sweetheart Of Mike Norton. one of the conyicts charged with the shooting.
 Petro Curato and Fred Daugherty are the other two being held. The former, a miner. is believed to know where the dynamite used to blow a hole in the iail wall came from while Daugherty's story led 10 the arrest Of the women. This is the second time he has been In custody for ques- tioning.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15

went to bed. After a few hours rest. he was assisted aboard train bound for U Paso and again went to bed. He was accompanied by a nurse and his daurhter-in-law. Mrs. Jack Fall.
 As he entered the train Mir. Fall was assisted at both sides and ap- peared scarcely able to walk. Mrs Jack Fall said: His condition has been so serious that he has hardly been able to sit up ten minutes dur ing the entire trip" She added. however. that he was slightly better than he had been for many dave.
 ''He received word that his wife was seriously il with pneumonia some time ago." she said. but was so i'll that he could not make the journey to Texas. Ii was not until "Wednesday that his physician would permit him 10 attempt the trip and he gave rigid instructions that he was not 10 be disturbed on the way"
 Mrs. Jack Tall stated that she be-
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
"CURES" ARE WITHDRAWN
New Work Commissioner RetiseS Hi. official List of systems Of
 TrHafnHenl

New York. Feb. I3.-In response 10 a storm of protest. City Health Com missioner Monaghan today withdrew from a list of forfy-four systems of 'cures" upon which the authorities have declared war in campaign against quacks four designations Christian scientists, Coueists. psycbo- analysts and physical culturists.
 had been inadvertently included in the list, which was published in a de- partment of health bulletin. He added that some of his subordinates would have to do some tall expain- ing ...
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
TWO WOMEN INVOLVED IN
 ATTEMPTED PRISON BREAK
Two Men. Also Ex-ContictS, Likewise arrsSfcf for ImpIication in
 Pittsburgh Affair

Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. 15.-Poiice are pinning their hope Of uncovering the ring involved in the conspiracy. to effect a general jail delivery at the western penitentiaTy here Monday on the arrest of four persons, two of them young women and two men, both former conviefs.
 Following a day and night of gruel- ling by the city homicide squad, officials expressed the belief that the women were the go-betweens" who carried information between the con-
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
20 Students Escape Fire
 By Fleeing in Night Garb

Durhsm, New Hampshire. Feb. ] ,. Twenty students Of the University Of New Hampshire who had rooms on tho three upper floors Of tho Petite block, escaped in their night clothing when the building was burned early today. one Of them slid dewn a water spout.
 The building contained also several stores. The fire started in the base mcnt from an undetermined cause and caused a loss estimated st s75.oO0
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15

Ei Paso. Tex. Feb. 15.--Mrs. Albert B. Fall, wife of the former secretary Of the interior. is at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. c. C. Chase. where she has been under physicians care for the last three weeks. sev- eral times during her illness she has shown signs of improvement and has insisted upon getting up and prepar- ing to rejoin her husband in Wash ington. only to be ordered back to bed by the physician, according to Mrs. Falls daughter
 The last time the doctor ordered Mrs. Fall to bed he told her she must remain and that she must give up the idea of going to Washington to aid MT. Fall in his fight for sindicatfon before the senate committee. Mrs Chase said. After that Mir. FaII prepared to come to EI rsso
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15

lieved his illness was aggravated by worry over the oil investigation.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15

New assortments received this week, smart new styles for the new season-Milans with taf- feta or Crepe brims Tegal Braids. New Straw Combinations Silks, visca Braids, etc. All are beautifully trimmed and come in newest spring shades. Regular s4.ss and s5.9S hats.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
FALL GOING HOME
 ID HIS SICK WIFE He Himself Appears to Be in
 Weakened Condition

St. Louis. Feb. 15.-Albert B. Fall, former secretary of the interior and conspicuous figure in the senate in- vestieations Of the Teapot Dome oil leases, passed through St. Louis last night on his way to El Taso. Texas, where he has been summoned by the serious illness Of his wife. Upon his arrival here a room WAS engaged for him at a hotel and he immediately
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
l.. IT. < c. SELLS 1s HOUSES

Landers. Frary < Clark yesterday transferred |. houses on City avenue. Seymour avenue. Rain street and stanley street to Israel wxler. Ben- jamin Goldberg. DT. M. S. Dunn and Meyer Dunn.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-15
NEW SPRING HATS $3.95 $5.95

Hundreds of exclusive Hats received during the past few days-Special Tomorrow At s5.95- the best groups we have offered in many day. Extraordinary value, extraordinary style at an extraordinary low price.
 New Spring colors in sample hats introduc- ing new plaids and lace trimmed models-shown for the first time tomorrow. Regular s7.9S values.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-05-22

Send your Job Printing to The Re
publican JOB Printing Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
A THREE DAYS
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs and persistent
colds lead 20 serious lung trouble.
You can stop them now Nth Crso-
mulnlon. an smulsifisd creosots that
IL pleasant 90 take creomulsion IL
now medical discovery with two
fold action. u sooihss and heals the
iufihmed membranes and Kills the
germ.
or all known drugs. ersossts IL
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for
the treatment ~ chronic coughs and
colds and other forms Of throat and
lung tIuublea Crsomulsion contains
IN addition 20 croouote. other healing
elements which sootho and heal tho
inflamrd membranes aud stop ths
irritation and Inflammation. while
the Crrnsbts goes on 20 the stomach.
IL absorbed into the blood attacks
tho seat % tho trouble and destroys
the germs that lead 20 consumption.
Crs1mulsion IL guaranteed salts
factory IN the treatment % chronic
coughs and roids, bronchial asthma
catarrhal bronchitis ard other forms
Of throat and lung diseases, and is
excellent for building up the sys-
TEN after colds or the flu. Money
refunded II any cough or cold. no
matter % Row long standing, 4. not
relieved after taking according to
directions ASK your druggist. Greco
muisien Co. Atlanta da.-AdVer-
ussmnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
EARLY MAILING
is REQUESTED
Post Tokens Between 10th
and 10th Is Plea

MaI CErtmar tokens between
December DO and 90. Postmaster
Perkins asked EealtlsItrs, swing out
this statement
Mailing early does not mean De.
rrmhrr 2 or before. bat n everyone
could Ert their holiday tokens IA the
mail between December 10 and De
'rmhfr 30, the post0ffec could not
aEk more
Particular attention this year
viii te paid 10 greeting cards. De.
spite the success Last year 10 was
noted that che last minute mail con.
sisted largely u cards Possibly
many % them were returned greet
inEH 10 friends. heard from on O
previous mail. but overlooked on
the original Christmas list Unlike
parcrE and letters containing mon.
cy orders. cards. OF course, can not
well h. marked DO Not Open unti
ChntimgE'
Therefore, O. r. possible that the
many mai.sra hold them until the
lart 10 insure delivery on Christmas
eve. This class ~ maiIrrs this year,
however. may find their cards unds-
llysrrd until after Christmas day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
HERE'S PROGRAM
FOR CONGRESS-
Tax Publicity Repeal May
Await Court Decision

. WASHINGTON Nur zs- Hrpear
.Hf lre faE publicity clause in inr
. revenue Lava may await decision ~
. Tho courts in test cases brought
against newspapers Eg Attorney
. General stone as Geo whether puifi.
.1rtUu ~ tax lists under The law AZ
.ii uaw stands 90 not rlsraI in the
opinion % HsprcsruiHuy, Niahoiar
Is0nEvoTih. Ohio republican floor
leader
Despite announcements from sry.
. vul quarters that bills Tor repeal Of
iHr section would De- introduced IA
soon aH congress rauyrusa. Long.
worth said Dc knew ~ no general
move lH the house for ifs repeal az
this session while litigation b. pend.
ms
t.nnEworth outlined The tentative
house program Tor next week as f1l.
lowe
Monday - Couyrucs Appoint "a
committee % notify tho president
that congress is ready 10 tmuaCt
business and waits any c1mmuulra.
ton by him. and then adjourn for
the day ont of respect Tor mrmhrra
who have died during tho rroraz.
Tuesday Receive the presidents
message
wednesday Consideration Of cal
endar bills with the probability that
a measure from the naval commit
to" proposing administrative rror.
FunIratlon On tho navy department
VIII be Fiyen the right % way.
Thumday and remainder Of week
Work ON appropriation bills with
tho interior department hin being
taken mp first
The senate viii rccouyrne briefly
Monday and adjourn out Of respect
f1r Senators BrandsFre and Lodge.
hear tho presidents message read
Tuesday and attack the Muscle
shoals disposition problem wednes,
day and succeeding days under an
agreement reached last June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Idaho Woman Freed
of Murder Charge

STANDPOINT, Ida. Nov 2s.-Ac.
.cuslnE her husband Of beating her,
but testifyinE that she remembered
nothing Of bis death, won "a verdict
of noqu.ttal FOR Mrs Marie BrCzeau
Her husband, Edward Brozsau. was
KILLED iu Newport, Idaho. October H.
Ills widow was charged with first.
degree murder
MIR. Bru1sau told the jury that
Tor several days prior 10 the killing
her husband had forced her 10 drink
heavily and that this robbed her Of
her senses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Educationalists
Offered Position

Persons holding doctors and mas.
ters' degrees IN Industrial or social
education and economies are asked
20 apply for tho federal civil service
examination next month Tor tho posi-.
ton Of industrial educa,ionAllst ~
Washington, y. C., In tho bureau Of
education. The entrance salary Il
i5s06 a year.
Duties % the sdueatlanaliat com
prise study OF Industrial education
and tho compilation % information
any 20 give advice 10 officers thruout
the United States for establishment
Of courses OF study In industrial cdu.
cation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Business in Totem
Poles Always Good

Seattle totem pole market is good.
retail prices ranging from 30 cents
10 SIS, reports Mr., Oestsrling az the
curlo stand NJ the Washington hotel.
There n n steady sale Of totem
poles 20 tho tourists" she rays. and
the market Il rarely overHtockcd
Most Of them arc made by local In.
dams, The finest ones We get are
from John Williams. n slwash Indian.
When business is dun IN British Co.
lumbla, Indians from that side bring
their surplus stock 10 Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Palestine Fund to
Locate Bureau Here

Recognizing the importance of tho
Jewish community Of the Pacific
Northwest. the Palestine Foundation
fund. with headquarters at London.
England. has sent to Seattle her
nard Stone for the purpose OF ss-
,ablishInE n Pacific North west
bureau OF the fund
II IL expected that tho regional
directorate Will be established with
In the next few days.
A mass meeting. ut which stoae
viii speak. has been arranged by a
local committee. The address viii be
given at the new Temple Center
next Sunday evening. November 30.
at p. m. The public is invited 10
attend this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

speedy motor destruycrv Fifteen
I5foot Destroyer. each with 200
horsepower engines. arc being
rushed 20 completion on Lake Union
az Seattle
All these boats will b armed with
the powerful one Founders. famous
under the coast guard nag.
There i an element % humor IN
the situation. The people voted tho
18th amendment only four states
dissenting They taxed themselves
for an enforcement army. Then
they created an enemy BY paying
high prices for Illicit booze In viola.
tion Of their own laws. Now their
warfare on tho great rum feet Will
make bootleg higher in price. II
means higher taxes. poorer and
poorer liquor and creation OF a men.
ncing underworld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
SMALLER SHIPS MAKE
Up WH1SKITo FLEET

Besides these larger vessels for
coastal trade you viii find IN Coal
har0or scores Of smaller craft OF
every description. These make up
what Is called The Whlskito Fleet. !"
They do nocturnal trade with the
Islands IN the Sound. with the ports
Of the lumber regions and IN tho
fisheries and with boats that ply
from Seattle. Tacoma, Bellingham
and Anacortes.
At the other side Of the Canadian
border or awaiting along the f2.mns
line In Portland. san Francisco Los
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Service Is Seeking
Dairy Specialists

University graduates with expert.
snne in the dairy manufacturing IN.
dus'rT or iR research work in hac.
ierioloEy, chemistry or dalry manu-
featuring are being sought b. the 4.
3. civil service commission. room
-o1 fnstofflCs building. for the post
% associate dairy manufacturing
specialist an ithaca. n. y. The pay
is $4,000 year 10 start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
PAGES Is TO "a
Says His Sap" Was a
Carpet Beater--YeS?

PLN T BROOKE. 4syrarold
- odd Sob seeker. carried "a
Ha1fshraiel --ap"to beat carpets.
DO wa tn an outlying street car
Stallion tralurr he hadn't the
money 20 go Ca room. and hn bad
"A hanahrTrHisf TIED on hl7 head
t'T protection from the cold
Ainas. not l1 hold up a0t0rman
{. Foster late on the night of
October o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
Bulletin Writer
Is Needed by u. S.

Here's a chance for some news.
paper man with a knowledge of the
livestock market or anyone else able
10 interview and write bulletin ar.
ileles on conditions Of the mar,F
turnout the country.
The United States government
wants livestock market and meat
market reporters thru the civil ssry.
Ice district offices In the postoffice
building, az entrance EHlaries Of
1900 n year and up Applications
VIII be received up 20 December 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
MILLIONS TO FIGHT
lie HOE RIM EIIII

And to nEht this huge fleet large
and small craft alike. the United
states congress has voted an appro-
prlation Of $4,000. 900 TO build up
tho coast guard, A. fast az possible
cutters are being suppanted by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

a. - that Vas Hfs defenss
submit % q jury tH Superior
Judge Calvin s. Halls court
wsIHsrday afternoon
sIgt0r-lZn Poster carried
f4ahrt punch % punch tickets. but
Do used II a. a mo=k revolver
and captured Brooke. be testified.
On the trial q the attempted rob
berv charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Angeles and Seattle are tho rtccly
ing fleets. How many hundreds Of
vessels and mariners make up the
entire rum fleet has never been cstl-
mated some say lt win total a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
II THAT'S IT

who told you 10 put that paper
on the whItTt
Your wife. air"
Pretty. isn't hT'-ConRrrEutlon
ailst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

The dotted line this map marks the American Cana
didR border On side Of IL may be taken
prisoner on the other he is respectable and prosperous
exporter. Arror shors you Smuggcrs core Discovery
island, PeHder saHd-a Of them smu0gcrs' retreats The
L. S. coast guard lies in rafting 10 the soth-raitiug for
the enemy Inset gives you idea Of hoc the island lies
and hides illicit traders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28

Natural history experts have been
unable 10 solve tho problem OF why
some birds hon and others walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
SHIP OFF COAST NOW
WITH $1,000 900 CARGO

Tho British Columbia Dlstuleriss.
Inc one Of the independents. Is said
70 own the Principle. believed 10 b
OF san Francisco harbor now with
LIQUOR worth Sio00.000 In her hold
The Principle Is one Of the finest Of
the rum feet She IS q motor ship
Of steel with a terrific speed. Before
she was engaged In her present call.
ing she was n German submarine
chaser. She looks long and lean as
a lead pencil Her speed and ability
70 disguise herself In fogEy days and
nights has made her one OF the most
efficient o. the fleet
Another independent outfit owns
the Llra De Aqua. This dainty little
schooner has also seen better days.
She halls from around Hollywood.
where she used 10 pose along with
Mary Piekford. Norma Talmadgs
and the other queens before the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-11-28
SECTION TWO
Fast Searching Ships Carrying
Millions of Dollars in Booze

VANCOUVER a. ore Soy sN-
Goal FFartcr. "a milo sHHrh ~ Van
uouyrr e.fy. eauH cell as MANY tales
as s-arE.rnF Cove Tor De- is hrrr
rr.r me rra.sh Trrf ~ rum ships
ana rrr auxiliary raur-R ~ traNlFns
nshwr nrrrs 7ni r01IeseHpf little
gra0 chat rIy fra nearby waters Fnt
haven after their pvuIega Voyages
southwark
FTaarHE and anchored IR the oily
waters rr tri 20 Aarks fur repairs
are srorrs - craft whose only Same
fs the same 90 rum runu,nE. hiEb.
lacking or smuEgl.nE. or the Erntlrr
meas same o. "rNp0TtiRE Here
sou viii az times ind the Quadga,
now being detained In san Francisco.
and the Malahat ''samFV here Ia the
Pacific" the two prire boats o. thc
trust ana also tho san Diego and
TruCilla. And here you viii also nni
the boats % tho new masters % the
rum running trade. the Western
FrriEhtrrz. Inc.
The fleet OF the Western Freight
rrs Is a Formidable ono Their naE
shin. rho Prince Albert ts also ln dis
Errss She cue lHe cable ot the Com.
merglaI Gable company of the Cold.
rn Gate. and IS ON tho WAYS bon Vic.
t1y.a today under libel for $4,000
damages served by sheriff GoFEiu.
BOi CIR Up FORMER
fAl-AllAL YACHTS
This pride OF the Frs.ghters should
be out supplying the big Christmas
trade, and her misfortune Is a heavy
blow 90 the owners
The Stadac0na would be here but
Tor the fact that she's or san Fran,
cisco with 1000 cases % whisky billed
FOR Busn8 Ventura. Colombia" She
IS another OF the FrcIEhtcrs' seagoing
vessels, and was former palatial
yacht owned BY a Montreal million,
atre. She did her biz In the war. and
lfterward was fitted up for govern.
ment service, The Stradacoua served
Tor a time as official yacht for the
Lieutenant governor Of the province
q British Columbia, but the papers
ridiculed his eNccllency so much that
she was finally sold FOR the rum
trade
] ", Hobbs % the Frelghters was
the 0Eteusiblc buyer. Il is said that
Hobbs dLsmantled her o. her maFutfi.
cen, mahogany fittings Tor decorat.
ing his own palBtial mansion In
shauEhnessy Heights The Freight.
ers' third big coaster IL the Speed.
way, a sailing schooner with auxiI.
iAry engine. that formerly yew the
American flag, and which was
bought BY Hobbs from a firm in
Long Beach for 5000. a price she
probably made hack IN ono trip down
the coast For trade with Seattle
the Frsighters employ the Chief sku. /
Eaid and for trade or Grays Harbor |
and Portland the PoacHvha
Evening star., 1924-12-16

1885 Lace-edge Pillow
cases, with lace medallions;
made Of good quality pillow.
case cotton; regulation size.
A practical gift sure to
please the housewife.
Surprise Fifth Floor,
Evening star., 1924-12-16
"Silkette" Dresses, S3.95

A beautiful, rich, lustrous cotton fab
ric, In assorted light shades; a large
assortment Of wanted styles; all sizes.
Wool Panty Dresses
S3.98 and $4.9S
Wool Jersey Panty Dresses. assorted
pretty styles. with embroidered designs;
sizes to years.
"Cinderella" Dresses
$2.o8
Cinderella" Panty Dresses, Of Eng
Rsh broadcloth and rep; rich colors, with
hand -em broidered yokeS and pockets;
sizes to 8 years.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.