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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
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Entering tho Kingdom

Read Ne. viLis.ss. Tsrt. vfi.::i.
Not every ons that saith unto me.
Lord. Lord. shall enter Into the king.
dom Of heaven; but he that doeth the
will Of my Father who Ia In heaven.
Salvation means bslnx saved
from daily life OF growing selfish.
ness 20 daily life OF growing un.
seifishness and its inevitable enlarge
ment OF life. II iayolves n deepening
acquaintance with God. 20 know
whom Is eternal lifo.''
MEDITATION: Doing the will
et thu Father''-there In nothing
higher In heaven or in earth than 20
DO sharerr of tho divine will. When
ono In committed wholshoartediy 70
tho great enterprise OF making God =
will supreme. no has united his life
with the ongoinR llfo OF God. which
union win continue thru the long
reaches OF tho life TO come.
PERSONAL QUESTION; Have ]
Tho courugs OF high profession know.
Ing that II means making good or
acknowledging Hypocrisy
PRAYER: Eternal God. help US 20
do some service for Thee today. Lot
our daily work bring blessings TO
other. May wo be at ono with Thee
in the deepest places OF our lives.
that Thy purposes may bc our
ideals. May we begin this day with
close feeling OF tho infinite and con.
;inus with an abiding sense of tho
eternal. in Christ's name. Amen.
Copyright, 1s2f--F. l.. FaEley)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
She, and Her Effects

THRU the conscientious service of Paris
spondents prepared to announce definitely, the
dicum Paris tries to set IT, TO spring and early
summer female apparel. most important matter.
There will be tendency 10 skirts reaching within
is inches of the floor sidewalk ground Skirts reach
ing to within four five inches of the ankles will be
permissible, but give them four five inches and many
of them will take Is; So there's likelihood of COM
plants the length of skirts.
The stockings will be fleshike and so thin as to be
called 'onion skin Eighteen inches Of "onon skin"
Picture for yourself the effect.
The shoes will be of brightest color apple leaf green
being a shade particularly recommended with cerise
violet and nose-bleed red popular.
Dresses WILL to color and cut, depend much upon
individual TASTE upand-down stripes for the fat figures
and barber-pole effects for the thin.
The range in style of headgear is large the tendency
for spring being sort of inverted soupkettle effect
with large fruit, feathers and vegetable millinery coming
later
You can already vision the coming female effects
Bowl bobbed hair speckled dress onion legs and rain
bow shoes Maybe you also vision the Dads bank
balance effects you can't you'd better get busy at It,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
A Traitor to the CITY

A GAIN Ed Hagen is sentenced to Mcneil Island peni-
Z tertiary for bootegging. few years ago he was
there similar charge and was paroled lie and his
companion in crime, Ed Pielow, are asking for an
appeal.
At the time of his arrest, Pelow was n member of
the police force ms was Hagen when sent up the first
time.
To ayman, it weuld seem that when police officer
is convicted of bootegging, ne should get the limit with
no parole Proving traitor to ones city is in the
class as proving traitor TO ones country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
The I? That's in 1t

DOHENY explains that he retained McAdoo because
~ of his prestige resulting from his former connection
with the government'-his political prestige There is
little doubt but the Republic Iron Steel Co. had the
same thing in mind in employing McAdoo to secure its
900 tax refund. Whether McAdoo was morally
right in either instance is not the big question: in the
premises.
The people, somewhat informed by the above facts
have right to know to what extent political prestige
or pull has influenced the refundng of taxes to the
Dohenys and big corporations Secretary Mellon opposes
investigation that might produce the answer to this
question.
The big vioator and the big tax-evader will escape
while the hardcider maker and the little taxpayer will
be jailed or pay the fiddler, just long the people
persist in being blinded by partsanism Government is
politics. and the people determine their politics. each
for himself or herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
FABLES ON HEALTH
Give Skin a Chance

MR.. MANN. OF Anyhow. took his
1'I baths by tho calendar and not
by necessity. To him Saturday night
was significant because II was BATH
night.
Had he been OF an inquirlng turn
OF mind. he would have learned that.
for centuries, the bath was n Iuxuri.
GUS pastime among the Egyptians.
Romans and Greeks.
In fact. great works OF art wcre
created about the baths. and such a
state OF luxuriance did 1t achieve that
Seneca, the Roman philosopher. once
wrote. "To such pitch OF luxury
have wo como that We are dissatis-
fled unless we tread on gems in our
baths"
Mr.. Mann might 20 more frequent.
~ to tho tub and with greater keen.
ress did he know that no was indulg.
ing In a sport OF kings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
DOwn to Brass TackS

~>HE SATURDAY EVENING POST, after not little
effort has said something with spine in it. Listen:
1T is the dirty rich who responsible for the egs
ave woes that afct the clean rich and the decent Amer
can business To them we owe the multiplication of
commissions bureaus, snoopngs red tape interference
with legitimate activities corrupt officials and dirty poll
tics They have party but their pocket politics but
privilege Unless they destroyed they will destroy
the nation
Brass tacks? Well say And more fitting time
than now could have been selected for the utterance Day
by day. we have blazoned before astonished eyes
detailed accounts of the less successful efforts of
"the dirty rich to corrupt officials, perert the law and
steal from the people.
York broke his hand his wcs head because she had
bobbed learning the first time he had married
hoseha rdheaded with ideas Of her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

But. on tho moro scientific side:
Skin becomes envclopcd In varying
layer of perspiratlon. dust. dirt and
Crime; becomes cloggcd and cries for
air and an opening OF the pores; is
swathed in tight clothes ana com.
pressed. BY bathing we may awaken
the skin to activity.
Baths have varying effects upon
individuals. depending chiefly on
duration of time in tho tub and heat
OF water. They may be either tonic
or suffocating.
A bath OF about 100 to los degrees
can be continued for two or three
minutes. filling surface blood vessels.
stimulating functions OF the brain
heart and nervous system. A short
bath may be taken daily, particularly
Mt night before retiring.
Battle oftencr and give your
skin n chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
BY CHARLES P. STEWART

WAsHINGToN. March sT-Whon
w tho inyostlgatoriai sobiins got
Secretary Of the Navy penby and
started after Attorney General
paugherty. the talk IN Washington
was that they didn't mean 10 stop
until no, a single member Of tho
cabinet President Coolidge started
out with was left
And It's a fnct that thny'vs pretty
wen gone tho rounds.
or the 10 cabinet offices. they've
Waited eight. Two they've miaasd,
but TO make up for Il they've looked
ia on tho white House. given con.
gross a stirring up. hgitated tho fed
erai judiciary and pl,chforked this
Veterans bureau into tho criminal
courts.
EyvERYBoDY knows what hap.
IL pened TO Secretary Dsnby. Attor.
ney General Daugherty In ON tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

grin now There's been no reflection
on SECRETARY work. but Eoodnesl
knows tho interior department has
been turned bOstomside up
The Investigators. only Just start
ing on tho treasury department. arr
promising themselves royal good
tims before THEIR inaulry'a oYoF.
what with Income tax matters and
prohibition.
Tho state war. postoffics and
agricultural departments haven't zig.
nfed much ia tho inquiries yet, but
they're about duo FOR their turn.
Secretary Hughes n being asked
Tor particulars concerning various
international negotiations tho gov.
erumsui's had Ia tho past tow years.
10 determine how far oil considera.
lions have entered into Americas 70.
lations abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

II viii be cooperative NJ.
fair. each member sharing the
expense. Prize money" will be
divided equally II the treasure
IN unearthed-
Added impetus Is lent By the
fact The general already has
achieved success IN treasure
hunting.
THAT was IN Peru. IN 1901
he reminisccs I'VE discovered
the Temple OF the SUM- on the
Mocho river.
I'VE so; pottery and other
antiques which VIC sold for SIS.
900. That meant a return. OF
nbou, IS 10 for every dollar
we had inycsteH."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Seattle Should Hare 1t

a MOVEMENT is foot, backed by the University of
n Washington looking to the establishment on a large
scale, of botanical garden here.
There but two great botanical gardens in the
United States, at Jamaica Plains, n. Y, and the
other at St Louis Neither of these places offer the
a-the-year climate of Seattle.
In addition to being of benefit to the department of
botany forestry and landscape gardening of the uver
sty, these gardens would prove great attraction to
tourists and visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
SOMETHING is WRONG

Mr.. President. whcncvr crooks can
lay their hands on tho instrumental.
tiles OF Justice in this country. and
with tho fruits OF their crime buy
immunity from prosecution. some.
thing IL radically wrong and It is
high time 10 cry out against such
dangerous and deadly condition.
Sen. Helm QD) Ala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Telling II
to Congress
HE ADMITS 1T
Excerpts from tho Congressional
Record

God did not cndow all man with
tho beautiful locks and magnificent
presence that He did the gentleman
from Texas (Ar. Connaiiyl. ! con.
esdo that he II the most beautiful
man In tho house. and that Is gen.
orally conceded IN the house. In
fact, II needs no testimony. because
hs win admit Il himself.-Rep.
Tincher Rl Kansas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
QUESTIONS
AND
ANSWERS

fob Ehn get an answer 70 any
question Of fact or inforna-
Editor. stars Washington Ba-
rcau. is32 " Y. Ave. Washing
ton. 70. C.. enclosing two cents In |
stamps for reply. Medical. legal
and marital advice cannot be /
given. nor can extended research |
be undertaken Unsigned re-
quests cannot be answered--
J EDITOR.
o. VIVA, e the foiar damage
done every year IN The United
states By raisg
A. About s2oo.ooo.Ooo.
0. Has meteor eper been
knot1n no km a human bein1f
a. There IL n Chinese record Of
SIC u. c. which tells OF n meteor
which killed 10 men.
O. What is meant bv an A. u
A. ". thread on boiif
a. The standard thread Of the
Association OF Licensed Automobile
Manufacturers
o. wrhG. e the size Of the ho-
ocse gun IN the u. s. drmvf
A. The 1s-inch. This Inns a
range Of $4,000 yards. and fires =
projectile weighing 2s4O pounds.
Tho cost OF service she'll is rough
" estimated at $1,000.
o. Is q correc, 10 say a ret
ting" hcH4
A. Tho purists would say that Il
should bo n sitting" hon. for the
hen actually sits. but popular usage
has given sanction 20 setting"
Q. what Il the origin Of The SAP
ing. "CIeanliness Is nert 70 0odlI-
ncSsf"
a. This is from John wesley's
sermon on Dress"
o. when icas the Gen. siooum
disaster. and i1hat ieds IFS eTtcHiP
a. The excursion boat. Gen. slo-
cum. took fire while going thru
Hell Cate, East river. New York
city. June Is. 1904. One thousand
lives were lost.
Q. what arc the best forms Of
formal OreetiHOf
a. II ls enough TO say, How do
you dor or. How are your or
simply. Good morning" or Good
evening"
Q. Is The fypeicrlier crcr used
for social oorrospondeHce7
a. Tho typewriter Is never used
for strictly social correspondence.
altho II liz often used by friends in
writing 10 each other for tho sake
OF convenience.
Q. Is "tcidoio ,eomqn" ever psedr
a. No One might say widowed
woman II desired.
Q. when tcds the Charleston. =.
C., cdrthqunkcg
A. August 81. 1856.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

tThi. Il the Third Of Charles
y. stewards weekly diErst- Of
the MasblnEton insrstiEatters.
which will make u easier for
you 90 foiiow. day by day. the
wire storirs,l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
WHAT WE TRIED

Tho United States as nation knows
nothing about actual prohibition. for
Il has never tried IL. What Il has
tried IL something often called VOL.
stcadIsm." and ] dispute no mans
right 20 give II tina. name. But It
Is not prohibitlon.-Rep. Kvale On.
depcndsno MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
a Job Well Done

a CITING CHIEF OF POLICE J. I. MASON has done
well in ordering all of the slot machines and punch
boards out of commission. There is nothing that does
to teach the youngsters to gamble than these two
twin evils. Besides they outlaws and have claim
for recognition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
K LETTER From
AVRDGE MANN
March q, 1924.


ThereIl denomination Stadium they say with all
Tho aviation today ayaors COM
ing how they ny they'll spirits hum
ming bid the boys goodbye.
they can't compel all the show
They merely where proceeds to 60 And
every penny and want
man OF sudden need and grief
foksryc heard them saying. Il them in tho
air. should be paying dough then,
therey largely
ye-s sec nyng-but Is that enough for your
The programs by half AZ hest. ard
seated have chance 90 Iut
help them make
decent not to. they such q
SO 20 and buy ticket II view the from far 10
show the Windshield your car And
YOU cant affo ~. flight then put
this sign aboard tim too poor"-or I'm Tight"
M,Naae Ma~'v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
A THOUGHT

lie that rebuketh a man. after
ward shall find more favor than he
that flattereth with the tongue
Prov. Hxyiii.:23.
NOTHING Is 80 great an instance
IN OF lll-manners as nattery. -
swift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27
Coast Explorers Will Seek Lost Mexican Treasure City,
Hunt for Gold
Older Than
King Tut
BY A. ~. FREDERICK
N. Il. A. Service Writer

GAN FRANCISCO. March IT,
~ a treasure .indcn city Sitior
than tito tomb OF Tutaukha-
men
Jewels, gold. relics in countless
mass
This 10 the dream which next
month viii start "A band OF world.
advonturcm into tho JungloB OF
Mexico on their quest OF Bacla.
faoled city OF the ancient Aztec.
Leading them Ia Gen. Melville
Boynton. engineer by profession
and soldier OF fortune by inclina.
ton.
Men with whom and Agalnht
whom bio has fought men who
speak az familiarity Of outlAndish.
unheard OF places as otherH do OF
New York or Philadelphia. mon
who have made aud unmade
presidents and emperom. these
arc the recruits n9cklng 10 tho
generals standard.
HIGH uPIN THE MOUNTAINS
Sure. there WIN be difficulties,
Boynion Gays.
But where's tho fun n there
aren't difnculuos7
"Wo have our plans well
mapped out. and all wo viii
have 70 do n TO stick TO them"
no adds.
Many people think Bacla IL
only a legend. But / know ar.
foronily.
The Indians. many OF them
hnifbarbnroua. have euarded
tho secret faithfully. Even the
spanlarda. with al their pow.
or to mako conquered people
dlsgorge. couldn't set the secret
OF the Aztec city.
Yet few white men have
sren u. Not many, for It's a
rocky and often hostile country
you have 20 pass thru to get
there.
The ones who have. describe
u a. a city on n high cl.ff IN
N tho fastnetnes Of tho sierra
Aadro mountains.
a little stream runs thru n.
and down into The Indian set.
Elements below.
COOPERATIVE AFFAIR
Down this occasionally floats
haudlNOrk intricnteiy carved.
memento OF n civilization Ola
when present civilizations were
set IN swaddiing clothes"
From previous contact with
the Indian tribes. Doynton has
heard stories which have con.
yineed him Bacis Is within 200
miles Of culiacan. Tho cxpedi.
ton will make It's headquarters
there. working out into tho eur.
rounding country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

The general IS the veteran Of
moro than hundred battles
His field service covers South
and Central America Ike a
geography.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

Q. Is The fDpelcriier crcr used
for social correspondence
a. Tho typewriter Is never used
for strictly social correspondence.
altho II liz often used by friends in
writing TO each other for tho sake
80 oonra ptanrc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

Q. Is "ridoto romGn" ever pscd1
a. No. One might say widowed
woman" II desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

Q. what arc the best forms Of
formal OreetinOf
a. II ls enough TO say, How do
you dor or. How are your" or
simply. Good morning" or Good
evening"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-27

Q. when tcds the Charleston, 3.
C.. cdrthquakcg
A. August 81. 1886.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
NurnerOSOS QSuntOS reSuet'
tos ell sGbado ante ell
juez Odlin
Para a dia 6 de mayo fue sehaIadO el case de
IgIesas.- Una aCaIOrada discussion en- COrte alberta
ba a oIminar IuegO en- un enmentrO personal
en- los paslNOS

Sc adjudic6 a Juan A. Perez en-
quiebra Sc ordeno que el case pase
al Juez de Quiebra.
Despues de las explicaciones he
chas por el letrado Harry F. Besosa,
la Corte dej6 pendiente el case de
Ignacio Guasp VS. Construction sup
plies Corp, hasta tanto vengan cier-
tos informes que el seior Besosa ha
solicitado a los Estados Unidos en-
cuanto a la disoluci6n de dicha cor
poracion ALA.
La Corte dicto una orden en- el
procedimiento en- equidad instituido
en- contra de Juan Cruz (a) Gaia en-
el sentido de que el referido acusado
constituye un estorbo publico de
acuerdo con los terminus de la Ley
Volstead. FL acusado esta ahora
preso cumpliendo una sentencia de
ocho meses impuestole por la Corte
Federal en- la carcel de San Juan.
En- el case de Elisa Carazo VS..
Benito Zalduondo, sc acordo entire
las abogados de una Y otra parte que
este asunto sc discutiera el 20 de
enero de 1924 a las 10 a. m.
Como quiera que en- el case del
automovil Ford" Licencia numero
P. 632, firma la fianza como dueno
Tomas Falu Zarzuela Y luego apare-
ce un tai Juan Falu Zarzuela recla-
mando el caro- como dueno, la Corte
ordena Sc citen a todos los alegados
duenos Y sus fiadores para oirles el
el sabado dia 2 de febrero de 1924
Con motive de la reclamation del
autom6vil ocupado en- el case nume-
ro 1905 criminal contra Lorenzo
Hernandez, ocurrio alguna confusion
la Corte dio tempo al Director de
la Prohibition para que produzca el
el autom6vil, para determinar 10 que
sea necesario al respecto del mismo,
es decir, confscarlo y venderlo,
devolverlo a sus duenos 81 no apa-
rece reclamante alguno. Este auto
movil parece que fue ocupado en- la
epoca en- que era Director ell senor
Donaldson Y los datos papeles en-
cuanto al mismo estan en- cierto es-
tado de confusion incertidumbre,
de tai suerte que la Corte no podia
dictar una orden propia en- este ca
so.
Debido la discussion que ocurrio
en- Corte alberta en- el asunto de Ig-
nacio Guasp VS.. Construction Sup
plies Corporation, despues en- los pa
sillos parece que iba a ocurrir un
encuentro personal entire los letra-
dos Harry F. Besosa Pedro u.
Quinones, que amigos de uno y otro
evitaron a tempo, no habiendo pa
sadose de las palabras a los hechos,
como pudo haber ocurrido 81 no in
tervienen amigos de una y otra
parte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28

'sUsted esta amplamerte familisri-
zado con las circulstancias po-it.cas de
cstos leales americanos puesto que us
ted le concedi6 su actual Ley organi-
ca: ell Bill Jones'.
New York, N. Y. cnero Is de 1924
Hon. i5r Woodrow Wilson,
washington, D. C..
Querido Sr WILSON,
Fido Dios que os conceda buena
aalud energias para bien dc nuestra
Naci6n, para provecho del mundo,
Es~usted en- mi concspto el mas alto
representsnte de la Democracia en- nues
tro siglo, y yo sinceramente creo que
el amplio concepto de Usted res
pecto los deberes americanos hacia
Ia realization de la fe'icidad humana,
no le permitiran permanecer indiferen-
te ante la felicidad el dxito de IN mi
lldn v cuarto de americaros nacidos
en- Ia is'a de Puerto Rico.
listed esta ampliamente familiar
zado con las circunstancias politica5
de cstos leales americanos, puesto quo
usted les concedio su actual Carta Or
eanica- ''The Jones Bill''. Esta Car
"a orgarica les concede mayores IL
Iertades que las que antes tenian; sin
embargo, carece aun ese pueblo del dc
<echo para elcgir su Gobernsdor Y otros
oficiales del cobierno, 10 cral es un de-
recho esencial de todo americana scguu
10 prescribe nuestra gran Constitution
El Pueblo dc Puerto Rico qIierc Ia
Independence cue ticnen darecho CO
mo ciudadanos americaRos. ellos quie
rcn su voto americana. en- ell sistem7
americana que eliza su Gobernador y
otros 0fciales; eilos quieren que ell Go
bernador y todos Sis representatives es
ten obligados a su pueblo.
El record rea'izado por los por
torriouehos cuando usted los llam6 :
Ia guerra en- nombre de nuestra glorio
81 bandera, dsmuestra elocuentement'
s,I alma americana, su caracter ameri-
cano. Y sus ideales americ7nos; clio.
siempre demostraron su voluntad su
aabilidad para dar servicios ciento POI
ciento americanos; 10 cual, en- el nombre
dc Dios. en- el uombre de Ia Democra-
cia, y Ell ell nombre de Ia verdadera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-28
CAMPANA DE soCIos PARA E.
CLUB CoLoDIBINo

Los Caballeros de Colon han resuel
to llevar a efecto en- San Juan sus
barrios pueblos Iimitrofes, una cam
pafia para conseguir socios para el
Club que estan organizando. Los miem
bros del Club Colombino podran uti-
liar ell hermoso edihcio de la orden.
v todas sus ventajas, como 81 fuesen
Cabslleros de Colon, teniendo los mis-
mos derechos que estos, sin ser caba-
lleros de Colon.
En- la reunion celebrada Ell sabado
por la noche, resolvieron dividir san
Juan en- varios distritos, cada uno do
los cuales estara a cargo de una comi-
sion de Caballeros de Colon, para ini-
ciar Ia campafia. durante toda esta so
mana que SO Ilamara Semana pro-Club
Colombino.
Terminada esta labor de los Caba-
lleros de Colon. Sc fjara con toda exac
titrd la fecha del gran baile de inaugu
raci6n que fue suspendido en- las fes-
tas que celebraron recientemente.
Los Caballeros de Colon esperan TO-
ner un buen critic DE esta campaia. y
es justo que asi sea, pues ademas de
las muchas ventajas que proporciona-
ra ell edificio a los socios del club. de
slguna manera debe estimular la socie-
dad de San Juan v la Isla. los esfuer-
zos de la institution para dotar San
Juan de un gran centro de recreo como
ell que acaban de construir.