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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

Here is pretty Dorothy De-
Uer Of Fraser-P q terson,
Snoring Star readers the lat
est lines IN spring toggery
and accessories.
The neW ensemble" coat
and dress of Chill Larcheea,
aChich is o delicioitsly rAddy
charmense IN one Of the
1Carmer henna tones. and the
Milan beige and chill hats,
trimmed 1oitb satin ribbon
matching the long neck tie, as
the Uery embodiment of
spring, not to mention the
smart cuff gloves and fo,gR
alligator "ptacqHe" purse,
(Which looks for all the world
like a football.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
Here's Food for
Thought, Girls

EoRT COLLINS, Colo, Feb "a
No girl has a right to dress bst-
ter than her mother, in the oplnoa
OF Mrs. Blanche +. Hyde. clothing
specialist Of the Colorado Ayricnl.
tural college,
1T isn't ethical" is the reaSa
Mrs Hyde givek
"No school girl has a right TO
wear silk stockings II her mother
has TO wear cotton ones" she tod
class in clothing.
Mrs Hyde urged a more carefrl
selection Of shoes for county
women and girls Poor shoes she
said. were far more detrimental to
the health OF the kitchen WORKER
than the work itself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

HTF sou want to hcighten your
i color. or alter the shape Of your
lips. think twice before trying any
surgical or tattooinR methods for
making the change. Rouge and the
lipgtick are far safer"
This. In substance. Is the warn.
ing given by "a former plastic sur.
gcon. writing in this weeks Lib
crty concerning his experiences In
"cnshing in" on the popular craze
for Identification by plastic surgery.
1T was not long before ! gave
up sculpturinE in flesh that n lovely
young woman came 10 my office, "
he says. In describing a typical case.
"she had heard that a permanent
blush could be tattooed on the
cheeks.
Il showed her the new electrical
instrument. which has n row OF
needles that puucturc the skin to
the proper depth and at the same
time inject the dye. must say
that I did a good job in blending
the pigment into tho pinkness OF
her skin.
About three months after her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
Two Sides to This
Jazz Mania Question

Dear Miss Grey: / certainly wish
you would print this letter. as you
are only giving one side TO this
Jazz MANIA" as you put II.
/ certainly did love my mother
until about two months ago. ! was
going with a young boy and he paid
very much attention to me. He
would como to sec me often and ]
grew TO respect him, as he Is the
highest type OF boy (the kind We
Americans are so proud OF.
Mother took dislike 70 him. Re.
Gently with two other young cou.
pies we took a trip TO the noun.
tains, and because we got home
late mother said some very unkind
things TO me. which were not true,
and all but killed my love for her
She told me to 20 my way, but
Just as / was leaving. said she was
wrong and asked me not TO 20.
Later the same thing happened
again. with another girl we were
out riding. We had trouble with
the car and did not get home on
tho scheduled time. took this
young man and my girl friend into
the house with me and before them
my mother Inundated mo TO such
m extent that I'll never get over
q. Again, in spite Of tho explain
lions from the boy, she told mo II
pack up and leave.
That's the reason I want n mod
ern mother" and say that there
are two sides to the jazz mania
question.
am 20 years old. c. S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
For My Girls
The girls who follow me
BD Edna Wallace Hopper

II YOU admire my hair-you who
see it on tho stage and elsewhere
let me tell you secret.
That CLINT. that luster comes from
a wonderful shampoo.
do not know its ingredients. The
makers refuse TO tell me. But ]
have used scores Of shampoos-
soapy shnmpoos--nnd not ono OF
them has ever brought comparable
results.
I have induced these makers to
supply that shampoo TO you. II Is
called Edna Wallace Hopper's
Fruity Shampoo. / do not know the
reasons for it, results. but l guar.
anteo them.
1t Is supplied by all drug and toi-
let counters. Any Of them will 10.
turn your money II sou arc not
delighted.
urge YOU 10 try II. Tho cost is
60 cents. N It does for your hair
what II did for mine. you win be
repaid n thousand fold. II II does
not. get your money back.
Why use any commonplace sham
poo when this supreme creation IL
nd your Observation-Disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
MUSHROOM BROTH

> tahleypoonfuis Eclatinc.
cup cold water.
cup mushrooms. broken In
pieces.
onion. thinly sliced
stalk celery
3 cups chicken stock
= teispoonful salt
Few grains pepper.
8 cloves.
Soak gclatlne in cold water five
minutes. Place remaining ingrc-
dents in ytcwpan on range, bring
TO boiling point and let boil 10
minutes. Add soaked rcIatinc and
strain. Serve In bouillon cups
with a spoonful Of whipped cream
on each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

Not only the parents ~ The chill
dgen. bu, the aymen as WELL aUc
responsible Tor the conduct ol
youth, 1--WE arc our brother's
keeper" II the sroWuups fr.yol
ously squapder their time On qurs
tionable haunts. places whom, lhr
atmosphere rreks OF immortality and
OF derradauon. thoy are yuuribut
ing 20 the delinquency ~ the boys
and girls. For las long AS thesr
children know that SO many of the
EruWuup folks have their 'Eooi
tunes" naturally their curiosity Us
aroused-and many 20 them want
their fling, TOO.
n Is only the children with exc
c,ptioual parents who are absolute.
y safe-partnts who started 20
build the character ~ their vhils
drcu before their birth, hy pr1Ciigr
ing selfrcstraint themselves, such
parents have insight and under
standing. and their children cannot
40 very far wrong children are
what their parents. plus The en-.
NironmeuL make them
am glad Cyclone" brought up
the subject % Judge Lindsey =
articles iu the Physical Culture
magazine, Tor I. too. have been en-.
joying them. And hope that
many parents will avail themselves
o, the opportunity to hear what
Judge Lindsey has 10 say on this
most important question. uceaiise
he speaks from many years cN.
perieucc In dealing with youth
In sharp contrast TO what most
people say about the maynard girls
and boys. he says they arc not
'bad'-only the misdircctcd energy
and the lack % proper parental
guidance and sympathy cause most
Of the trouble
Judge Lindsey very properly ar
raisns the prudish and short sight
ed parents for surrounding their
children with the conspiracy Of
silence" instead Of frankly telling
them the beautiful story Of litr
He scores them for letting their
chHdren stumble blindly thru The
critical period Of adolescence To-.
stead OF inteiligcntly and sympa.
theticaliy guiding them. and obtain
inr their childrcn's confidence,
This series OF articles. which D..
gan in tho December numbcr %
the Physical Culture magazine. =
revelation and certainly we'll
worth reading.
AMALtA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

better than che dld in her rBppsr
days " she takes Il ou WHORE she
needs 10 instead % where the r~h
chooses 90 come
: Len 10 itH own ingltuatiurs. adj.
/ pose Tissue Graves tn nestle about
tho WaiEti.us, eliminating o. slender
beauty The stomach and abdomen
gradually pruinldf. then tho rmh
works down about the hips aud
thighs and soon you find yourself
. the possrsaor ~ what II known as
the m.ddirsErl figure meaning no
figure AZ all.
You can get those inches on your
waiaiHnc n you arr. persistent
enough Hut sou Will S,yc 20 diet
little and cxesiso a lui.
know women who arc living
on The most restricted diets today.
getting lines in their faces and
Kinks In their dispositions tyinE 70
keep undcrRslEhi believing they
have 10 b. go 90 D. fashionable
They would look bgttcr. feel better
and have "a much happier time gene
sully n They ware better uourirhsi
and exercised more
I am FIVE feet. four iuehra tall
and usually weigh around $50
pounds keen those pounds Just
whore want them. however which.
I insure sou. is not around my
wuistlinc
when am dancing every day. i
don't need any other form ~ sN'
erriss because the shimmy shakes
OF tho nvoirdupois. but when I'm
not working every day. I exercise.
/ am no friend Of the strenuous
exercise you begin reluctantly and
end with fatigue I know woman
who has home 20 care for or who
works an day Ia an office doesn't
feel like giving what energy she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
.- CYNTHIA GREY -
Stack Elders Blamed
for Perverted Youth
Should Improve Habits and Set
Example Before Criticising
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey. m | NAV, should Hkt % say 4 WoTd
10 those who have denounced the modern" girl
Do condemn the younger generation too much. They
only follow the lead of of their elders Let the grown
ups look 20 themselves and improve their habits of y
ing before crtczng the boys and girls for the perverted
youth of today the product OF the perverted lives OF men
and women,
No use telling the children, DO as say but not rs do
an eNannle hy which hey follow the STRAIGHT path
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
GIliPEIRI IT
SALAD

Two grapefruit. p cup diced Gel.
cry p cup chopped apple, z. cup
chopped nuts. mayouuni-c, lettuce,
n leaf lettuce b. used cut out
tho leaves into ribbons 90 form the
"Isd ~ lettuce
Cut grapefruit lu halves just as
far breakfast SCOOP ont the pulp
with d ntiff spoon Combine grape
fruit pulp. celery and apple and
mix well with o. silver fork Cover
and Ist stand on lco FOR h1lf an
hour When ready 10 serve arrange
on "a bod Of lettuce, mask with
mas ounaiee and sprinkle with nuts,
Copyright. 1875. y. l.. a Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

EDITORS NOTE This is the
first ol "a series OF articles on
Exercise and Diet" written rN-
ymalyry by Glld1 Gray. interim
tionulIy known daucrr Tor Tho
star Another article viii be
published next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
Doesn't Find It Hard
TO Keep Youthful

Dear Miss Groy: ] am writing in
regards to Il letter written about
married women burylng themselves
in the Kitchen and growing old be.
fore their time.
am married and have thr.e
boys. The oldest sovsn, tho young.
est three and It'll! / aIG souetmes
mistaken for my oldest boys big
ulster. 4 for one, do not thinl. you
need 10 grow old 1ust because you
are married9s Sofno may think |
have had 1t easy. Not so. We
have had our troubles. sicIinesses,
etc. TO contend with.
Have worked hard / do all my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

Madeline has played the harp
since the tgnior age of four years.
and is said 10 bo the youngest harp.
ist in the Pacific Northwest.
She is one Of eight children, all
Of whom are musical. and her yer.
aullty is such that with her char
actcr dances and pretty singing
voice -toutraito. IL is.-shc is in
constant demand for entertainments
and benefits.
Madeline has earned many hun.
drcds OF dollars, and many trophies
thru her art She won q ielnch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

silver cup. for being the best art
list ut the Hcilig theaier contest
Seattle Riddles revue in 1924. and
another silver cup In a Juvenile tai
cnt contest az the Winter Garden,
winning over 800 entrants. also
cup In Bremerton ~ c navy usas.
nt
With her widely varying talent
and natural charm. IL is easy to
predict this gifted girl will win her
way 10 far heights Of fame. mean
while as Madeline says. Il vouN
rather play the harp than eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
RINsING CIT GLASS

Never rinse cut glass under th'
faucet, as breakagc IS due to sud
den changes OF temperature. Wssh
each piece separately in warm va
ter with ammonia. and rinse and
dry at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
BROWN II SMART

Brown will be very smart for
spring but tho rage may die out
before summer Eince brown is "a
color that always looks warm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
HINTS FOR THE
HOUSEWIFE
EnK GmT IliANIEs

When gilt frames are new So
over them with q coat Of rnlurlrss
yaruish Then 40 epcrks can b.
washed OF without the water lnIur.
ing the finish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
USE yARNIsH

Put n coat OF yurnish or enamel
on the inside % drawers or shelves.
They look much better and are
more easily kept clean thnt by use
Of paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
TASTY CNIIr1nNyER

a delicious way 10 prepare cault
flower Is 10 boil Il. then sprinkle
Erutcd Parmcsau cheese and butter
-uvrr Il and hike Il In a hot oven
for q few moments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
Dame Fashion Says:
SLEEVELESS FRoCKs

Tho newest frocks Tor tennis are
absolutely slccytlcsE and have wire.
circular. but very abbreviated skirts,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
BONI.IISS
BIRDS

one slice veal steak cut = iueh
thick about pound. = pound la
con. / medium sized onion, salt and
pepper.
cut steak in strips the fize 81
The bacon slices MIncc onion. sea
-au veal with aalt and pepper, re-
membsriuu The bacon b. quite salty
ON a piece Of veal put "a slice %
bacon. sprinkle bacon with onion
and roll up aud ue. Melt half but
Ter aud hllf dHppinEH IN "a frying
pan. When very hot add the
birds and brown quickly on an
-IdTH Ada boiling water 10 cover
and simmer ~ hours Make "a
sruYcy Iu iue pan tho meat was
cooked u. using any liquor LETT In
tho r8u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

Always keep a pot OF beef extract
on hand 10 use for soup on quick
notice or 20 make gravy or meat
Nnncn rlrhcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
DIAMOND BUTTONS

Tiny diamond studded buttons are
very smart Tor butioning The now
elaborate vuistcoota.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
10 REMOVE IODINE

Iodine stains may be- removed
from fabrics by soaking the article
Ia limewatcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
MARX LINN

II bed linen is marked with the
date when 1t was put into use il
il easier TO judge whether It IL
wearing satisfactorily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
TwEEZERs HEIP

To remove pin feathers from d
fowl rs a small pair N twsczsrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
5Z7z&,R01&1M1D
Menus

Brcakfd8-Haircs Of
grapefruit, cereal, thin
cream. buckpheGt cakes icith
sausage, bran muffins. milk,
coffee.
Luncheon ~ Baked HQca-
r0Hi NTH cheese, stored To-
mGtOes, toasted bran muf-
fins. jeiiV, homiHD pudding,
milk, tea.
Dinner celery soup,
croutoHg, homeless birds,
tiOice baked potatoes. creom-
Cd carrots, grapefruit salad,
caramel custard, whole Whedt
bread, milk, coffee.
Children under 10 years Of age
should be served small glass OF
slightly swesiensd grapefruit juice
nj least half an hour before their
breakfast.
They should not be allowed To rat
the buekwheat cakes and sausage
suggested for breakfast
Luncheon ., planned particularly
for the junior members Of family.
Dinner for fouryrar-old child
should consist Of soup, croutOns,
potato. carrots. finely minced let.
tucr. custard, bread and butter aud
milk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

Gray is smart. becoming. in the
class with the beige and tan shades
when II comes 10 being smart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

own washing and lruuinE and b1A
ing aud take care of five rooms
and ! garden iu The summer time
Who b. duiuE tbe most suod in
tbs vuHlJf tt seems to me THAI
the old maids 1rr wasting Is boz OF
time uylnE ta pick ua married wot
men to piyrgs They arr not le1y.
Ing anyone Co take their places
when they are called AWAY 90
course. if thfy took sumr child Co
raise. 90 would d. better There
are lots uf them that think more
or a sat coz lap dos than they DO
about children,
Now dear readers DO not think
it b. wrong FOR people 60 have "a
cat or dos. but let them Keep the
animals iu their place
a few years ago wc rented "a
place from lady who had "a dog
ID cat and a bird and she didn't like
babies had my laby and Ehc
WAS very cranky when it cried. but
10 her dog howlei all night that
was different She had plenty OF
money and spent about two hours
every morning bathing her dog and
uciuE pretty ribbons around tE
neck MRS q. 4. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
LONG SLEEVES BACK
GRAY COMING ON

Long sleeves win be much smart.
or for spring than short ones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

lha leu 30 exercises that uuly uu
and WrIl her
ENERCISES
EASY
That's Nhy many Gf the rNrfrire1
/ shall advocate Tor othru can D..
done in "a chair. They bsuslif
specific parts uf che body prefer
ably the WHIST and hips. bat lhC
do not make strain upon the
whole system as standing exercise
DO
Here IL ono that is excellent or
wais, reductions
Got into e straight backed chair
Che accepted kitchen model prefer.
ably and plant yourself comfortably
on tho seat with the upa Il your
toes touching tho floor and your
arms outstrsig hrd. with tbs finEgu.
r,siiuE lightly ,ou tho knees
Then quickly extend The test out
ward making "a s,uiRht line ~
fiEut angles with tho body. and
r1trnd tho arms straight above Tho
bead. DO that aH vigorously as
sou rBu about 90 times nlEhi hud
morning and sou will realize you
arc getting ~ rono muscles TIA,
have been taking it casy for q whiiq-
tcap 1855. 81 g. ssrvir', ine'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

cynthia Grey win receive
callra ON Monday "Wednesday
and Friday from 1 20 9 y, m,
aud Tuesday and THURSDAY.
fr0m n 10 Ne "a. m. at her %
feo Boo The star building. 1903
seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20
BY GILDA GRAY

WArcH your uaistl'ne-H.s your
w beauty unr'
Keep the flesh about your Hlnm-
ach and abdomen under your con,
troll and you needn't worry about
your weight
Even " you take on a frw pounds
they won't hurt your figure or keep
you from looking Ike pencil in
your new froeks.
And before I begin on the Bublco,
% exercise and diet aH first aids 70
figures. DO let me have my say
on the subject q, nguroz.
The lllpprr figure. flat chest. con
cave hack, thinness and drupplnrss
everywhere. seems 10 be tho physi.
cal Ideal % women from the cradle
20 the OLD Ladies' Home.
/ believe Ia nnppcr figure Tor
Ilappers, bit not Tor Erandm others.
BODY
CHANGES
As woman leaves her teens. and
particularly her twcnlics. hrr body
changes It's outlines. losing iia
angles Tor morc rounded effects
which. according TO artists and
sculptors. are much more beautiful
and lovely.
Understand me. "a woman needn't
become a Rnbeus model ard bury
her skeleton completely beneath uH.
dulations OF pink flesh but sbc can
take on five or ten pounds and look
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

FEE MS u Ran c E
If at any time you do not consider
Schilling Coffee The beH coffee TO
be fonnd, I 7OiH return yoar money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-20

llu leu 30 exercises That uBl
and wrHp her.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

Ultimamente Sc ha tratado mu-
cho en- Missouri para hacer q Per-
shing senador
Los republicanos Green que 6l
serfa un candidate popular y ten
dr1a el apoyo de Coolidge.
Green que el h6roea de las Fuer-
zas Expedicionarias Americans Sc
ria un candidate popular triunfa-
ria en- Missouri en- 1926, y ser1a un
republican, mas EN- el Congreso.
Hasta ahora Pershing ha evfta-
do las complicacienes polfticas.
Con todo debido respeto serfa
bueno preguntarle al gran soldado
esta pregumta ;Qu6 cualidades tie
ne 81 para ser senador?
Puede tener .cualidades para triun
far en- las elecciones, pero cuales
para cumplir bien en- su puesto des-
pu6s de ser electo?
Su carrera ha sido la de un sol
dado. Su "punto dc vista es absolu-
tamente ejecutivu No serfa mas
propio para el senado que un al
banil un caTpintero.
Los polfticos, cuando sc echan a
husear un hombre que elegir, de
sean un nombre- famoso, va que la
gente yota mejor por uno cuyo nom
bre haya dido antes que uno que
desconozca.
Por este fue que IIindenburg sa-
li0 triunfante en- Alemania.
Las cualidades especiales para
ser senador las carece ell General
Pershing. Por supuesto el posee las
cualidades necesarias para ser un
hombre honrado y un buen ciuda-
dano
Esto no es un ataque al General
Pershing, para cuyas, cualidades Ell
que escribe tiene el mayor respeto,
sino que es una peticion para que
Sc elijan al Senado gente prepa-
rada para el.
Una de las dificultades Gle nues-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-18

les huevos.
El impuesto sobra el capital STEM
pre- que Ia querido ensayarse ha
dejado al descubierto estes esencia
lisimos defectos:
1.-Rinde mucho menos de 10
ealculado, porque hay muchas Eo-
dalidades de riquezas que escapan
la acci6n del Fisco por mucho
que este perfeccione sus organcs
investigadores;
2.-Desigualdad irritante que pro
voca en- los ciudadanos al yer COMO
el capital productive, el que cir
cula y Sc arriesga, es ell que se We
mas facilmente afectado por Ell
impuesto; y
3.-Repercusi6n en- los precios y
cotizaciones para buscar I'm equil;
brio que las mas de las veees hsc7
ilusoria Ia perception del impuesto.
FL dltimo dia del aflo 1919 vot6
Alemania ell "Reichsnotopfer'', le-
va sobre todas las riquezas, paga-
6ero de una scla vez o en- anuall-
dades, durante treinta afos 81 Sc
trataba de valores mobiharios Gin
cuenta 81 eran inmuebles los bic
nes. Hubo diferentes modifcaciones
q esa ley hasta llegar al estableci-
miento del iInpuesto annual sobre
la fortuna "Vermoegenstener
Anuncio Ell Gobierno aleman que
ESQ le produciria 45.o00.oo0.oo0 de
marcos, y 10 obtenido ha sido hasta
noviembre de 1928, en- que Ell in
puesto Sc suprimi6, 364 millones.
En- q de noviembre Gle 1919 tia
liza cre6 el impuesto sobre el ca
J pital, prometi6ndoselas nluy fell
ces, y, en- efecto, hasta ute Ell Ga
binete fascista 10 suprimi6 solo pro
dujo 500 millones. Ahora que Mus
sohm ha abolido los derecnos suce
sorios en- Inca directa Y que Ste
FAM, ninistro de Hacienda, ha he
cho IN lena de ST Erase 'un sis
tema financiero que. tiene como base
un ataQue al capital es un sistema
tocado de locura' es cuando la
fortuna pubhca y privada de TIA
liza Sc acrecienta.
81 un prejuicio politico no en-
turbiase las concepciones fnaneie-
ras de los socialistas, observarian
estos que, DE no poder borrar de