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The Washington times., 1925-10-10
FURBERSHAN 10 a ND
HIS MOTHERS FUNERAL

Prohibition Agent Joseph A. Fur
Ebershaw. Of washington. was de-
MED motion to remand his case
Judge Morris "A. Soper, Of the Unit
ed States District Court. at BaIti-
more Yesterday. Al motion to re-
lease him In bail was also denied
He ii accused OF killing John Buon-
gorf. at Havre de Grace. Md.
Permission was granted him to al
tend the postponed burial OF his
mother here next Thursday. At the
time Of her death county authorities
refused to permit him to come here
to attend the services.
The Washington times., 1925-10-10
Before Z on Invest
in Florida
Investigate

Thousands Of people throughout the United States
are searching for the Fountain Of Wealth in Florida
just as centuries ago the Spanish explorers searched
for the Fountain Of Youth in the same state.
When YOU join in this search, remember that pnr-
chasing property to resell at profit involves spec
ulative questions, particularly when boom is in
progress. Remember, also, that while there are
many reputable Florida promotions, the popularity
of this field has, like a magnet, drawn promoters
and statesmen from far and near.
The Better Business Bureau has established faci-
tiles to aid the public in getting the facts and in
vestigating Florida offerings. The facilities are
available to the public, without charge, upon APP
plication at the Bureau Offices. It has prepared q
QUESTIONABLE on Florida real estate to be dstrib
uted gratis to the public.
The Washington times., 1925-10-10

AMBASSADOR-"The Dark
AngeL'f introducing the great
star from Budapest, Wilma Banlky.
is the Ambassador drawing card
for the first three days Of the
The Washington times., 1925-10-10
Children to Play

On Saturday of next week at
CrandalI's Tivoli 'Theater the
Children Players of Washing
ton" will be presented by Lenore
Marie de Grange in a selected
playet and brief individual sps-
cialties. One Of the participants
in the pastiming that will surely
enIiven the interest of the judi
cious playgoer is the young
daughter of Clark Griffith. own
err of the world champion Wash.
ington baseball club.
The Washington times., 1925-10-10
With the Alb Artists
A Cross Section Of the Daily Grind iu
Judge ScItuLOt's Court. Il
Read En- and Weep

They're all n1orons now. Jack,
how could YOU
Next
HE was parked on the west
side Of Eighteenth street at
$50 last night with no parking
light, your honor.
Boob:. 81 was In barber shop,
your honor. 1t was light when I
went iii there and didn't think
I'd need to stay so long.
Just wanted q. shave, did
your"
That's al I wanted but 4
had hair cut, shampoo, shoe
shine, facial NASSAU
"I,m afraid you've got to have
one more thing you don't want.
Stop in at the finance office and
get a. pocketbook massage. Your
check Il SIS.
The Washington times., 1925-10-10

The publication of this
announcement in these
columns is evidence that
this newspaper cooper
ates with and supports
the Better BuIsine 81
Bureau for your protec-
ton.
The Washington times., 1925-10-10
British labor Chief Dead

AMSTERDAM. Oct. IO.--F'rxd
Bran1Iey. secretary OF the British
Trades Union, Congress since 1923
died today after brief illness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Babe RNh

.DABE RUTH is now said to be on the
- wapath for those newspaper writers
and others who insist on spreading stories
to the effect that he can and will tread
no paths but the primrose one.
The big athlete is hardly TO be blamed
True, his own missteps gave the anvil
chorus the idea in the first place But
now that he is walking the straight and
narrow, he says, they won't believe il,
Ii isn't really much of anybody's bust
ness but his Besides, the case of swelled
head that he acquired year or so ago
seems pretty we'll to have subsidized
Leave the poor chap alone. When alPs
said and done, he does provide lot of
us with a whole lot of entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
SCIENCE -
Invisible World

PhotoEraphlng tho invisible
world has become one Of tho
most interesting and useful Of
the new sciences. The leader
in this field rs Philip o. Gru.
yelle Of South Orange, New
Jersey, who has received the
Barnard medal awarded by tho
London Photomicrographlc 40.
Cicty.
These photographs, made with
the aid OF the most powerful
microscopes, arc mostly OF OBJ
jecta invisible TO tho naked eye.
They arc made with either
still or motion picture camera.
with the latter, the life mo-
lions Of minute organisms make
remarkable moving picture.
Tho objects arc magnlfled
nearly two thousand times. on
the sHme scale an ant would
appear about the size Of an
elephant,
Tho science Of photographlng
under the microscope has been
practiced for some time. In car.
tain fields, but 1t Is now being
developed into Il distinct aid TO
industry 1t solves mysteries
and oyercomeg dlfrIcrltica in
manufacturing by magnIfylng
and studying products that arc
defective or too costly In ad.
dItion, II has une9ycrod mnny
interesting facts dbout tho in
yIs!blo world OF minute organ
isms For instaE5c, a clear pool
that looks green, gey It's color
from innumerible animals,
called volyox, in tho water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

four gospels were holy. The
Aiogi rejected the fourth gospel.
harrlou recognized only ST.
Lake na diunsly inspired
The NAMES Of all the writings
once believed holy nro not even
familiar now But the dispute
over thrm was waRed thru the
Third and fourth centuries. thru
tho dark ages. and into me.
diacyal times. tho Church first
recognizing some 81 them. and
Then rejecting The Council af
Trent in 1856 In the days Of
the church'H struggle for tom
pofal power accepted the books
now included in the New Tesla.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Q. Are crawfish good FOR food ?
A. The fresh ,cater eralcfish or
cragiish is rcry good. Gltio there -
no. mach xusteuancs IN one. They
ere boiled Just as holsters are. aud
me head aud riscerd removed be-
fore eating.
O. How did Alma Gluck. the
dramatic soprano. get her start on
the stage?
A. She tcas born IN Buchares: IN
1855, but ,cds brought TO Nct0 York
tchen a child Of By her parents,
A gentlemen irho heard her sting
,ras 70 much struck trith the quail
itv Of her U0ics that he adutsed her
10 here u cultivated Without any
thought Of professional career she
studied trith BHzzi-Peccia IN NctC
York from 1906 10 1899 IN the
latter years her teacher induced her
10 sing for Mr. Gatti- CasaE=a. tho
director Of the Metropolitan opera
house, tc1io Immediately offered her
an Engagement. She accepted and
made her debut as Sophie IN Nus
ssnefs "Wer!her," IN Norcmbcr,
1909.
@. When did Great Britain abolish
slavery in her West Indian colonies
and IN Ind.a?
A. Great Britain abolished slaUcrV
BIZ proridinD by lac in 1883 for IT.
ture, and progressive emancipation
in her West Indian colonies and
compensatia0 Shareholders bU pur-
chase and an apprenticeship subsc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
PROGRESS

IF there is one statement that ought to
L be allowed to die speedily and quietly,
it is 1T was good enough for our faith
ers, so it's good enough for us"
That expression has probably stood in
the way of progress more often than any
other in the language
In an Eastern city recently certain
councilmen violently opposed the con-
struction of needed bridge into an in
dustrial district because the old, made
quate one had served earlier generations
in fine style.
The whole essence of progress lies IN
discovering and building things better
than our fathers ever dreamed Of,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Mr.. Fixit of the Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles
If of Public Interest

Mr. Firit: Can you tel nc
where to rorite to find out II
friend Of mine IS among the
middies noW IN Seattle1
should Ike 10 hook him mp.
ELSIE.
Call the Chamber Of Com
merce. Main $3.50. and ask for
Miss Nelson. She has the
names Of all visiting middies.
Mr. Fizit: A pacing JOB has
been completed in the UiciH-
Nv Of 56b ST. and Burke aUc.
The sideW1lts Ucre left IN bad
condition. Sec lohnt Dou can
do about this. 4. VI. i.
The street department re-
ports that this job has not
been completed and turned
over to that department. The
matter will be checked UP,
however.
Mr.. Firit: M daughter.
age N. Is employed as help
or In pirate family. often
she is kept there rs hours n
dov, and docs not net home
until late At ni0ht Is there
anything that can be dane
about III j.. II. n.
Call the department Of labor
and industry, Elliot 2olf, and
you will get full information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
THE STORY OF THE BIBLE
How the Book of Books Reached It's Present Form-V
BY RUTH FINNEY

liEion and IN tho conception n
one God Others bad no grasp
Of these tllnEH
The missionaries felt tho need
Tor an outline Of the ghgurltrs
btlc teachings OF Christ,
statement OF HH moral demands.
In writing tho Gospels they were
not trying 10 write histories Eut
a collection Of dErouraca which
would supply "a rule % l,fo
u WaH somewhat later. when
men began 20 think lees ~ The
future and moro Of the pas;
that the desire for "a history Of
Christ uroEs. MARKS euspcl was
probably written between 64 and
% a. -. The date ~ Matthew
cannot DO fixed earlier than 10,
100 A. -.
II Is not clear who wrote tho
Gospels and EpiHtlea that bear
tho Hamo OF John. nltho modern
research has established that
they arc the work Of several
different persons They were
probably tho last Of the New
Testament writings. But The
Fourth Gospel gathered iogeth.
rr an the forces az work On The
Apostolic age. and by reaching
Dut thru the preface toward
Greek Philosophy. succeeded Ia
making Christianity moro nc,
ctpIabIc 90 tho Gentle world
than IL hAh yet been, and win.
ming for IT n place in European
thought.
Dozens uf gospels and epis,lcg
In addition 10 those IN our New
Testament wcrN written nj tho
mmr time as The canouIzed
books The dispute a8 10 which
Of these the church was 20 pro.
uouuco holy extended over cen.
turtles. just as did the dispute
over old Testament books.
Tho contest over the Epistlcs
Of James. Jude and Peter. now
included IN the Scriptures. was
bitter
AZ tho time Of Ircuaous, the
Church believed that only the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

on this subject.
Mr.. Firit. Can you ten me
,chat Is good 10 crtcrminate
"bIackheadS' that Kin the tur-
keysf am having all kinds
Of trouble Nth this pest.
II. T.
Mr.. Fint has becnS unable
TO find a sure remedy for
"blackheads." II any reader
has tho answer. he would be
glad TO know about It.
Nr. Firit we hare a &C.
male fon terrier that tcc must
part icith because trc are In an
apartment We tetsh 10 find
Good homs fDr her whcrc they
tciH treat her trcH
CAPITOL 02gI, APT fOs.
Anyone Wishing this dog win
put in an carly call TO Capitol
O291, Apartment 1Os.
Nr. Figit VIM Is tho
fears, R0cJucb buiiding. ,ehich
IS one Of orr finest buidH0E.
icitbOHt a ciock2 II has n
place for one, and cioch
there could be seen all Orcr
me cttU u. C. s..
This Is respectfully referred
to Manager A. NJ Berry, with
power 10 act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
w hat Folks
Are Saying

MRS. CLIFFORD PINCHOT.
Pennsylvania governors lady:
There are weakened and
splneleas officials who say that
prohibition cannot be enforced
That is not so. II can be en-
forced. and II Is up TO the wo-
men TO see that II is."
JEAN DeVRIEs. Java, vis-
itor: Tho first eight years OF
a rubber plantation arc years
OF expense without return. But
when the plantation begins 10
yield the annual profits run up
TO 500 per cent"
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE.
Kansas Editor why bother
the napper with criticism? ~.
ter all, she's got nothing on
her grandmother. The grand.
mother turned out all right and
so viii the fIapper."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Editors Note The fgllo,eino
u orc ot q SERVES II sir articles
TeiailHg the processes by trhich
the present English Versions Of
me Bible came Into being. Tho
authorities used arc the Eucy-
cioprdig Americana. me EucycIo-
pr5iu BriiaaHica aud uurioHS
concordance Of trachrTF Biblrs
n WOULD seem as tS tho New
i Testament. written 90 much
later than Tho Ola. must come lo
us IN Enthusiastically aulhofla.
tive form. set such ls not the
ease.
In the time Of Jesus and Hs=
apostles. tho Bible w1E Tho Old
TeatRment in ia varied yer.
siouH and TRANSACTIONS. and NJ,
parrntiy Christ was content 20
lrt this remain 30, Nowhere did
Ills teachings. hs they have
come 90 us. stress tho impor.
tauec OF literal records
Christ Himself never wrote
down any of His preeepta None
Of His disciples wrote as they
heard Him deliver His sermons.
II WIS probably 60 years after
n" death pt Christ before there
were any Christian writings NJ
all.
The first of the New Tesla
mcHt books 90 be written was
Pauia Eplstin to the Thesalo,
mans Ey this time. years after
the death Of Christ Paul was
launched on his missionary "a.
bora. lie had founded several
churches and was Eoingto found
others lie felt the need N
sending advice and help to hls
converts, and 80 ho wrote the
series " letters that make up
the Epistles n 81 Paul
Tho Gospels and tho Acts
cama into being IN much tic
same way Missionaries were
travelling about. teaching Chris
tianlty 10 different peoples.
Some Of their converts were
Jews, woll.tralned in ethical re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

qucnuy limited 10 1889. In 1879
she abolished slavery "a India
Q. what Is the membership Of tho
organizations, "Ths American L.
gion" and the Veterans u Foreign
Wars
4, The membership Of the amer
lean Legion Is s9f,5sS The mrm-
bership Of the Veterans Of Foreign
wars Is about 10000.
@ Is ireland geographically a
part of Great Britain
4. Great Briiain constitutes Eng
land. Scotland. Wales aud ireland.
aud officially Il Is kuotnI a. the
United Kingdom 81 Great BTiiatu
ard ireland II Is question that
gco1raphera hate not settled pct
tchether ireland. or rather hat part
OF ireland computing the Irish
Free state. noe that Il is a dom
iHion Of the British empire. can
property be regarded as part Of
Great Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

SMY little sou came home
Al from Sunday school with
black mark and underneath
wns written also impudcncc,
asked him what he had said 10
get thi
Wen pa. II sou wuz the
only boy in a mmly Of five girl
and tho teacher asked you who
was made first Adam or Ever
you would have said. too
Adam Teacher asked wbv
ana The beet reason / could think
OF wuz. TO set couple OF words
In first ''t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
EN KNIGHT O. 6ss7gEs5zE,,,
[aESz THE NlGhT(H>pDHHs$$!EH55EEE.,]I

WHAT vouuo co0 oho once sano
w louc2 what NJ mandolin mefoo
that strummed 'aeath uindoU
once ods ~ mint me court
Of would Thcre 10 hcarpg
deifobt In refrain stccciltG M
Moons abOrc uroung ram mat
Hgt me whce Kngts ot me- DaHv oiantcd
Of lore 10 n spcet tHle balcony
fbtgas d1pD Doypg
fellow Of ola sctclcd aa wbo VI which
lor0's Sgceest gtories atc tod
chi ami dca bun oustcd prcscntdav storv
be- fold No,O yon cW ud mt me- Sron ua hs
ropc song 10 Sircr and pold
copyright, 1926 by The seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

VOU can get m answer 20
L any question ut fact or in
formation by writing Tho Seat
tle star Question Editor 1899
New York ave, Washington.
D. G.. and incloSing cents IN
loose stamps for reply No
medical, legal or marital ad-
vice. Personal replies, conf
Dental All letters must DO
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
He1n Indidnant

TNHOSE anthracite mine operators are
i becoming more indignant, day by
day. AT this writing, it appears that a
strike would add SO per ton to the price
Of hard coal, of which the greedy work
ers in the mine would get as much rs 81.
as 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
Youth Ad0iR
Sawfperer va
tefrriss Assn
and United
Press Service

TINE next time any ponderous, COM
i pacent individual of middle age
male on female-arises 10 utter another
TRADE against the ways of modern youth,
just take a leaf from the doughboys and
ask him gently:
"Who won the ware
That isn't meant to be funny. These
same young men who are being called
flippant. diSSolute and too worldly wise
are the same ones that sailed overseas for
us few years ago and went, singing and
Joking, into n regular he'll on earth.
They faced the test and showed that
our age, no less than previous ones, pro-
duceS real men.
And the rest of us? Oh, yes, we went
down to cheer when they marched away,
OF course il was all we could do, But
at the same time. considering that the
mess we sent them over to clean up was
one that we ourselves had made, it hard
" behooves US to point the finger of
scorn at them too fervently.
The older generation hasn't made the
world such a perfect sort of place, Sup
pose we pipe down, as the gobs used to
say, and give the younger one n chance.
Seth Beardsley, visiting the city. says that safety
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
THAT EXPLAINS Ir

Nan CAT rCstHurnntj--l wonder how
this chicken could live with 30 little
meat ON IT,
Sld--lt didn't Thnra why TIA
here Stanford Chnparol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
A Thought

lie thai SiRneih against We
wrongrth his own soul; all they
that hate Me love death.-Pro.
verbs yiii..36.
COULDN'T live in peace II
1 put the shadow OF a vii.
ful sin between myself and
God George Eliot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

uST about the whore
a!e there Sprang another branch of onmnho monkeys
Wo man descended from tho developed his wI md bopn
to shape his environment TO suit himself monkey continued 10
vo IN tho trees being guided It's only by ia environment
and tho struggle
80 IN inc million years that these two branches grow out man
became Mighty Intelligent highly civilized human being controly
nature to como extent who the remained "oycr n
Some typos of monkeys sure developed rnscr ond 70 b
piano thnh others but the
compared only to 3yoorod human being In Intelligence ~
TM9 S the cn@ Of the chlmpnnzcc apex of tho no,t
branch " NOUN"
Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
See IT.

NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONFER-
IN ENCE BOARD estimates fourteen
billion dollars of tax-eXempt securities
outstanding on July /, 1925.
You see how reduction Of income sur
tax draws em away from taX-eXempt in
vestment, or don't you?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
INDUSTRIES GROW IN
SAME PROPORTION

The increase in population
has been attended by just as
remarkable d growth In ship
ping. manufacturing. Wholesale
and retail distribution agencies
and in fact every branch Of
commercial life which responds
90 population growth
Whereas a few years ago So
attle'H trading zone was con-
fined 90 radius OF Puget
Sound. u is now the shipping.
transportation, financial. manu-.
featuring and educational CEN
ter Of the Empire Of the Pa,
clnc Northwest. Ita distfibut.
ing radius now extends East 20
Central Montana, competing
with the Twin cities jobbers.
and westward are the great
markets Of the Orient.
Fifteenth city IN America BY
1880" is the prediction OF those
who have Analysed the growth
OF leading American cities in
recent years and the prospects
arc that Seattle in the next
census table will DC ahead OF
Kansas city. Minneapolis, New
Orleans, Cincinnati. Newark and
Washington, y. c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
.@7a1s)

TUESDAY. JULY 2s

II so. YOU are changeablc.
You are a free thinker.
And an honest one.
You rebel against dogma.
You hate to be driven.
Your reason dominates your emo
tons.
You are easily excited.
And have a quick temper.
You have much pride
You should cultivate tact.
You can develop into a strong char
acter
And person OF influence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
!? !? ANSWERS to Your Questions ? /?

Q How can ono obtain free gov
ernmgnt sasds7
4. The appropriation for ih- diy.
irritation ~ frrc seeds has been
discontinued Tbry cannot sHy
longer b. ubisHss
Q 10 there n larger proportion Of
torcigu-barn Italians living In tho
United States uaturalizod than
there Is OF foreign. born scaudi.
naylans2
A, According 10 the 1890 crnsas.
ihs ii9iia# foreign born population
81 thc United States toda I.6I8.Iis.
Of TITS Number g5g.T65 rrcrc natural
ised There tccrc 9sa.Jlz Scangi-
HarldrS IN thr United states accord.
ing 70 the same census. and Of
ihts number 6752g9 tcrro paipral-
ised
Q What Is totem pole"7
4 10 IS nc emblem Of tatraisBt
fhgi Institution prrraia amo-g
prlpntitr man. The tatrW polo that
fvpHies their deity 10 these simple
people Is usually CARED log or
stick. decorated tCith colorH. pie.
lures etc. ~ Is erected either IN
ne camp or riil1gr uhcrc those
lcho accept fOtcmi4m Hrc. Totem
poles arc found IN eucry coafiacHt.
and among many ~ fbc pHmifirc
races they arc shl objects ~ zen
sTdii0H.
@ What In the weight OF lime
stone per cubic foot2
A. Limestone haUiHy content Of
DC per cent arbonuto Of lime. 5
per cert Btngucsu and I per cent
aiumiHa. 10Th trclgh from 80 to no
pounds per cubic foot Euon stone
ot The same aHa!yas rlH rarv w
locigM otoino 10 me difference IN
porosifv and capitalization.
Q. Can you suggest any way 10
remove oil spots from paper or pic
lures?
4. Try pressing the paper be-
ttrecH ttCo layers Of fullers earth
ordinary flour might BE- cfccfirc.
n the coiors on the paper arc fast
The oil might be REMOVED by dip
ping scucrGl times IN pure carbon
tctrachioridc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Seth Beardslcy, visiting the city, says that safety
zone Is the place where you can stand still and get
scairest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Up In Canada, bears have taken 10 eating golf balls.
II explains that long undetermined drive we made
that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28
GOOD SURVEYOR

GOOD SURVEYOR
'Bill was expelled from school"
TOO bad. Why?"
I'm the engineering exam. he sur.
veyed his neighbours paper. West
Virginia Moonshlne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

Kansas corn so big this year That they've got to
hire lumberjachs TO harvest II, the blamed liars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-28

made plans for expenditures on
tho basis 0f an increase n 30
900 10 10000 a year Ia Seattle's
population.
Eastern fiHancIcr8 who have
been investing large Hum8 N
money I'm tho city recently have
done ~ because they felt that
Seattle ~ present o. on a fun
damentaily sound buBineHs
hrIrture.
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