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Evening star., 1925-10-14
BRITISH HEIR DONS SKIRTS
Prince Enacts Feminine Role il
Comedy on Shipboard.

ABOARD II. NJ. S. REPULSE, Oc.
tober Il tEy wireless to the Associated
Press).-British bluejackets who are
seeing the Prince Of Wales home
from South America aboard the Re
pulse have displayed their versatility
in a series of comedies which they
gave on the quarterback. In one of
these the prince himself appeared
with good success in the role of a
woman.
The Repulse steamed away from
the tropics last night. putting behind
her the oppressive heat which had
prevailed for several days.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
ADVENTISTS RAP FILM,
FASHIONS AND DIVORCE
Intellect and Spirituality of Peo-
pie Deteriorating, Says Com
mittee Report.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DES MONIES, Iowa. October IA
Modern clothes, the movies and di-
vorced were enounced by the World
Council OF the Seventh Day Adventists
in its closing session yesterday.
Fashion is deteriorating the intel
lect and spirituality of our people," the
committee on moral and spiritual
standards reported. Obedience to
fashion is doing more than any other
power to separate our people from
Cod
Regarding the movies the resolution
said, This council declares its en-
phatic disapproval of attending NOV
ing picture shows and other question.
able places of amusement and calls
upon our church workers and lay
members. young and old, to refrain
from this evil practice
1.-The divorce wave" the council said
has led many to regard marriage as
only temporary social adventure to
be entered into lightly and abandoned
at will"
Evening star., 1925-10-14
TOMB CONTRACT LET.
Will Hold Bodies of Zachary Tavlor
and Wife.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, October IA LP)
contract for building a new mauso.
leum to hold the bodies of President
Zachary Taylor and Mrs. Taylor has
been awarded to a Louisville construc.
ton company it was announced at
the intermediate quartermaster depot,
Jeffersonville. Ind. i'0>'
The mausoletim for which an an.
preparation bill carrying $4,000 was
signed February "a by Pres,den4
Coolidge will be of Indiana limestone
lncioslng Verde antique marble sar.
cophagi and will be located six miles
from the Jefferson County court
mouse near the present tomb.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
FRENCH WOMEN DRIVING
THEIR OWN AUTOMOBILES
Inauguration of Independence De-
clared Additional Evidence That
"Masculine Superiority Is Lost

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 14.-Only this sea-
son have French women taken to driV-
ing their own automobiles to any
noteworthy extent. A woman at the
steering wheel year ago was a rare
sight, but the same thing now passes
without remark. In fact there are
now SO many women who own and
drive their own cars that there is
talk of them starting an automobile
club of their own.
Another point of masculine
superiority is lost" comments writer
in lie Temps, who declares that the
automobile has changed the character
of the women who have taken up driv-
ing. 1T has educated them in
patience. steeled their will power and
cultivated their ability TO keep cool
in an emergency"
This writer finds that the only weak
ness remaining among female drivers
is certain susceptibility toward any
disparaging remarks on their style of
driving or on the make of automo-
bile they have adopted.
Evening star., 1925-10-14
Musician Faces Dry Charge.

William c. Pollard, %, a musician, of
364 n street southwest, was arrested
last night on a charge of manufacture
ing whisky and illegal possession of As
gallons of mash. Policemen Howard
F.. Ogle. C. A. Strobe, j. w. Wise and
w. r. Burke of the fourth precinct
seized a still and destroyed the mash.
according 70 the police.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

the Eigh street
Temple here by
DIR. Simon'S alma
mater. the Hebrew
Union College OF
Cincinnati, he was
advised last night
in Il telegram from
DR.. Julian Nor,
genstern, pre- $ /
dent of the insti.
tuition.
1t was pointed
out that over a
period of 30 years
no more than a
half-dozen men in
the United States
have been so hon.
ored.
nr Si~,l
Evening star., 1925-10-14
The Silver Lining.

From the Police Magazine.
Police Sergeant-Is the man den
gerouSly wounded?
Patroiman-Two of the wounds are
total. but the other one isn't so bad
Evening star., 1925-10-14
FLASHES OF LIFE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD. - Doug Fairbanks
has torn a rib loose by helping his
leading lady too vigorously in a leap
aboard ship.
ABOARD II. NJ. S. REPULSE.-
the Prince of Wales has taken the
part of a woman in IA bluejacket'S
play.
MOSCOW-Wome are acting as
sergeant at arms in the Soviet Par
lament, now sitting in the throne
room of the cars, transformed by
the installation Of walnut furniture in
place of golden thrones
PROVIDENCE. r. Mrs. Jessie
Margaret Budlong. who threw many
Of her husbands silk shirts out of the
window Of his New York apartment
with notes written on them, has won
litigation with him. He has been
denied an Injunction to prevent her
from trespassing upon his Newport
estate.
NEW YORk.-The storll has Wis
ited twin sisters on the same day, TAX
ing the same-sized package to each
Sl2 pounds.
KARLSTAD, Sweden.-Christian of
Denmark and Gustav of Sweden. tall
Viking kings, are hunting the mon
arch of the Swedish forests-elk.
BOSTON.-Fifteen candidates for
mayor have filled the necessary noni-
nation papers. The election Is non
partisan and 1000. 900 signatures Of
voters are necessary for nomination.
NEW YORK. - Notwithstanding
threats of blackballs, the city bar asso-
ciation has elected to membership a
young lawyer who got evidence for
Federal Attorney Buckner of liquor
selling in cabarets.
EASTON, PA farmer is block
ing a new concrete motor road with
wires and planks because he says the
road is on his property and that the
State has not paid him.
OSSINING. n. Y.-Twenty lifers at
Sing Sing volunteered for a blood
tranfusion operation to save the life
of a dying prisoner.
HAMMONTON, N. J.-Betsy Ross
Inn, run by q former prohibition
agent, has been wrecked by myster-
ious raiders who smashed furniture
with base ball bats. Doe Welch,
the owner, is missing. One theory is
that q rum ring is taking revenge.
NEW YORK.-Locked in historic
Trinity Church after falling asleep in
prayer, a scrubwoman attracted aid
by smashing stained-glass window
with the collection box.
NEW YORK.-Marie DresSler is
quitting the stage for Palm Beach
realty.
VIENNA-The suicide of the valet
of the commissioner general because
he lost his job rs causing Austria tc
| think that control by the League OF
Nations will end shortly.
| NEW YORK.-Dudley Field Malone
is refusing to debate with the Rev
DIR. John Roach Straton because he
never argues with bigots.' DIR
Evening star., 1925-10-14
Firms Learn New Methods.

Finlanders have learned to use
plows with tractors, but have done
little narrowing or cultivating with
machine power.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

NEW YORK.-Dudley Field Malone
is refusing to debate with the Rev.
DIR. John Roach Straton because he
never argues with bigotS. DIR.
Straton says Malone's answer to his
challenge Is typical Of the intolerant
moderniSt
Evening star., 1925-10-14
DR.. SIMON HONORED
BY HIS ALMA MATER
Hebrew Union College of Cincin
natl Confers High Degree on
Washington Rabbi.

The highest honor that can be ac-
corded an American rabbi, the degree
of doctor Of Hebrew laws. has been
conferred upon DR.. Abram Simon of
Evening star., 1925-10-14

Coleridge. the English poet. and
Washington Irving. the American au-
thor We're the youngest of II children.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

VIENNA-The suicide of the valet
of the commissioner general because
| he lost his job rs causing Austria to
| think that control by the League of
Nations will end shortly.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

Five is the sacred number of the
MoorS.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

First overland mail route between
Missouri and Utah began in 1850.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

NEW YORK.-Marie Dressler is
quitting the stage for Palm Beach
realty.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

NEW YORK.-Locked in historic
Trinity Church after falling asleep in
prayer, a scrubwoman attracted aid
by smashing a stained-glass window
with the collection box.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD. - Doug Fairbank.
has torn a rib loose by helping hi.
leading lady too vigorously in a leaI
aboard ship.
Evening star., 1925-10-14

ABOARD II. NJ. S. REPULSE.-
the Prince of Wales has taken the
part of a woman in bluejacket' s
play
Evening star., 1925-10-14

MOSCOW-Women are acting as
sergeant at arms in the Soviet Par.
lament, now sitting in the throne
room of the cars, transformed by
the installation of walnut furniture in
place of golden thrones
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Clearance Mems Furnishings

Furnishings of high quality, the sort
that the best dressed men in Washing
Straw Hats Reduced, S1.s5 and S2s5.
II your straw does not look the way it
ought to- come in and get new one
crisp and cool looking
Panamas are now S6.
Summer Silk Ties, $l.35.
Greatly reduced Foulards and crepes
in light bright. right Summer colors.
Wash Ties, 3 for 81.
Cool-looking Ties that may be washed
figures and stripes: four-in-hands.
Bathing Suits, S3s5 and S5.
Pure worsted. one-piece suits in plain
to AZ.
Mems Furnishings Section. First hoor.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

ton are wearlng-r1ow greatly reduced
in price for the July Clearance Sale.
Lisle Socks, Special, 2sc.
Fine, lightweight mercerzed Isle !; seam
less with double heels. toes and soles:
q colors: sizes 81 to 1lH.
Silk Socks Reduced. Sl.5o.
Full-fashioned. pure thread silk in four
colors: sizes 10 to ~.
Sweaters Reduced, Sl.95.
lightweight. pure white slip-ons: with
or without sleeves; splendid for sports.
Sizes "a to a.
Pajamas. Special, S2.s5.
Light-weight batiste and mercerized
madras in plain or brightly patterned
colors all sizes.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

Tan and black calfskin. tan and black
Scotch grain leather tan and black
Norwegian grain leather oxfords. Mar
row, medium and wide toe lasts; not all
Mems shoe Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

A clearance of the Spring stock OF 5-piece
and Apiece Wool Suits. comprising many
OF the newest models, fabrics and colors.
Because there is not a complete size
range in any one type, we have reduced
the. prices generously SO that you may
Men sClothes Section noor. The English Shop
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Clearance Of Women's Pumps
$5.75 Pair
Much Less Than Original Prices

entire size range is covered in the col
lection of black, tan, gray and brown
shades. in popular feathers and styles,
though not all sizes are available in
any one style.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Jolly Clearance Mems Suits
s28, s38 and s48

make d real saving by buying now. In
cluded in the S38 group are imported
English lounge suits and Apiece town
and country suits.
Some of the suits have extra trousers,
which may be had for SIS.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Mems Oxfords Reduced, $6.75

sizes in any one style, but all sizes in
the combined group. Every pair lwas
marked a considerably higher price
few days ago.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Special--2,5OO Yards Nainsook
in 1O-Yard Pieces, $2.95 Each

high grade merchandise. He wishes at
this time to divert his looms to other
products. The quality is far superior to
what you can ordinarily purchase.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

Youthful attractive dresses for misses
who are going away on vacation trips,
or for those who remain in town. Smartly
STYLED In colors that are wanted tor the
Misses Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Girls Hats
Reduced
S2.75 and IS

Childrens late models. in
straw, natural leghorn, Milan
and straw and fabric cornbi-
nations-reduced radically in
the July Clearance. Trim
mings Of flowers and youthful
ribbon streamers. A good
selection of colors.
Girls Millinery Section. Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

Seldom do we have the opportunity of
offering such values in as staple an
article as an English Nainsook. This
material is the product of maker of
white Goods Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Books Reduced

Gene Stratton Porter
81 Each
All bound in imitation leather.
Michael O'Halloran.
Freckles.
Laddie.
Girl of the Linberlost.
Daughter of the Land.
The Great Republic, 4 Vol.
Set-Complete history OF the
United States by a group of
eminent historians, Sl.25.
S Vol. Encyclopedia, S..
Book Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Plain and Printed Crepe Fnocks Now $3.50

Summer months. Plain colors and many
new printed designs are included in this
clearancd mark-down.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Unusual Values in
Porch and Lawn Furniture

Small Rustic Cedar Flower Stands worthwhile addition
O the lawn $225 each.
Rustic Rockers, $4.75
The kind that be left outdoors all kinds of weather
artistic hickory rockersPced low in the Clearance
Sales.
Porch Rockers, Special, S5
Comfortable Hgh-back cane
and back. Flat. restful arms.
Aft. Green Park Benches, S6
Painted Green Benches with braced
bases-hne for porch. lawn garden SIT. size. S67S; Oft
size $3.50.
Furnitu Section. xth floor
Evening star., 1925-07-22

A remarkable clearance of unusual
values. Models that have been pop
ular during the entire season now Of
fered at tremendous reduction. The
womens shoe Section, Third ioor
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Victor 10-lnch Single Face
Red Seal Records, 3Oc Each

Here opportunity OF favorte seec
tions and artists remarkably low price 10nch single
face Red Seal Records reduced to SOC each.
yicroIa slliesF Fourth hoor
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Upright and Console Victrolas
Now Half and Less Than Half Price

All upright offered onehalf original
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Tub Silks and Crepes, S1.S5 Yard
Colorfu1 Ruffled Curtains
Low Priced, $50 Pair

Various types of Rufed Curtains all with dash color
solid color others have coored These are broken
lots discontinued the reductions are
unusually large
Also beautiful rdescen Marqusette Two-toned Curtains
below their usual Absolutely sunfast with valance
and backs ncludedn the Clearance Sales $3.50 pair
Section floor
Evening star., 1925-07-22
623 Plates-15c Each
Very Low Priced for Clearance

Decorated English Porcelain, in various sizes and
quantities. Some in sets of six of the pattern
chins Secror floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Permanent Waving
By the Nestle Lanoi1 Process

Beautiful soft, natural looking be obtained
in perfect comfort by the Nestle Lanoil Processthe
best safest method of the day All work done
BY expert operators.
HARD
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Tomonow-The J1dy Clearance Offers These Values

Substantial Savings Tomorrow
Ribbed Turkish Bath Towels, SOC
These subject to VERY SLIGHT 1MPERFEC-
TONS but made the best manufacturers
the countryand of splendid quality. 23x45 inches.
1885 Turkish Towels, 25c
fine double thread Turkish Bath Towel of desirable size
# for
Linen Huck Towels, soc
An all linen, hemstched Huck Towel 1882 inches
less than price Now is the replensh towel
supply genuine savings.
Imported Tea Toweling, 25c Yard
Manufacturers Short Lengths
large saving is possible this fine imported linen Tea
roweling These to Il yard enghsand offered
Csc yard.
Idn.ns Second hoor
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Beautiful Hand-Embroidered
Pieces All Half Price

These make delightful gifts prizes and because they hand
embroidered especially desirable Each exactly half
price.
Buffet and Vanity Sets Bridge Sets Card Table Covers Tea
Towels, Hand Towels Scars Centers Pillows and Pillow
Covers Women's and Childten's Dresses and Aprons
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Linen Crash (Hopsack) Knickers Reduced, SITS

ut7 of cool washable
and 80 SO
.srnn nd
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Many Charming One-oE oEa-Kind Styles

A choice group OF Misses Smart Summer
Dresses-for, street-for afternoon-for
evening; also appropriate Travelling
Dresses of navy and bl1tk crepe.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
High-Grade Summer Rugs
At Clearance Savings

exl2 Rattana Fiber Rugs. $1275.
ox12 Kmlark Rugs, S1475.
oxlz Crex de Luxe Rugs, S15.75.
exl2 Imported Oval Rush Rugs S247S
ox12 California Rush Rugs. S1o.7S.
oxl2 Imported Mourzourk Rugs $3.50
ox12 Oblong Rush Rugs, S1s.75.
These color combinations patterns
represent while savings. We advise early selection
these low Other sizes proporonate reductions
Rus Sixth hoor.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Afternoon and Evening Dresses
Reduced to $3.50 and $3.50
Chiffon Frocks Reduced, $50. so

Lovely Transparent Chiffon Frocks. with
lace. and beautiful cream lace over pale
Aesh. Colors are those newest in fash
ion. All greatly reduced.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Dinner and Evening Dresses
$3.50

Chiffon and Lace Dinner and Evening
Dresses: pastel crepes and laces; chiffon
over black and flesh slips. Remarkable
reductions on each dress.
women's DressaSection. Third hoor.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
These Pieces Ready to Embroider
White and Colored Silk Broadcloths
Special, $1.o5 Yard

lowprice offering of Silk Broadcloth in white and
range of colors-hne for sports dresses
Evening star., 1925-07-22
Clearance Girls Wash Dresses
S2.o5 to S4.o5

A special opportunity for mothers getting small
daughters ready for school this Fall Wash
Dresses, of splendid quality gingham, linene and
linen in plain sports styles and smart jumper
frocks which have attractive blouses. Hand en-
broidery adds very dainty touch to many of
them Two are sketched-a quaint English
print and cool green linen.
Party Dresses Reduced to S3.95 to $40
Adorable Party Frocks, of ta1eta, crepe de chine,
georgette. with ruf1es and ribbons, have all been
greatly reduced Dainty light coors. Sizes for girls
and Juniors Also in this group beautiful dresses
of linen gingham and flannel worth while
reductions
Girls and Jun Section.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

Dainty light-colored afternoon dresses
have the smart new long sleeve
feature of this seasons fashion. Every
dress %much less than original price.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
SUPERVISORS 0. K.
PURCHASING NEW
CAR FOR SHERIFF

In addition to the sale of th" old
courthouse property which is re
ported in another column of the
Press, the board of supervisors were
occupied Yesterday afternoon with
several routine matters.
The order was instructed not 10
issue purchasing orders for any
amount in excess of $50 between
now and the end of the fiscal year,
without first referring the matter
to the board of supervisors.
The supervisors authorized the
purchase of Cadillac ear for
Sheriff Gillctt, at 4 cost of $3,625.
The two large ears owned by the
county are constantly in use by the
sheriff s staff, and the sheriff him
self has been forced to use his own
private ear for much Of the eoun-
ty work.
A recent instance of this was his
trip into Mexico after jim Calhoun,
when he used his own car SO as not
to leave the department shorthand
ed, and nearly ruined it travelling
over the rough country in Lower
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
TODAY'S LETTUCE MARKET
BY u. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
G. z. SCHULTZ, Local Representative

slow for ordinary stock. market
stoadv for rood stoc'5. Carloads
fob cash tracks, 3.25-350. mostly
around 325; IS best mostly 2,9u-3.00
few low as 2.75; mived sizes, 4s-3s.
2.G0-395; 6s demand moor tradn"
limited very few sale l5o-1 ~.
MANY BUYERS holding off, offering
lower prices but most shippers hold
ing firm at present quotations ac-
count lioht shipments. Some ship
mentS rolled unsold.
Todav's sa'es 10 iobbcrs, unless
otherwise stated:
NEW YORK: 2G' cloudy. . Ariz
Calf - Fla arvd, Supplies mod
crate. Demand good for good stock,
market firm for good stock I'm.
uorial- IS few fine quality and con.
dition. snccial marks 700, 5s 4.50-
$50, best mostly 5.00-5,50, few spc.
cial marks 600 Is 300-3.75, best
mostly around $50, few fancy high.
err Ariz-ts poor quality and con
ditiou 2.50.3.50. IS 3.00.3.I0, best
mostly around 3.25.
CHICAGO: 80 clear. 3 Ariz, 2
Continued on page -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
BY E. d. LEONARD
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

CAVE CITY, Ky, Feb. 81
fear Floyd Collins will not come out
of the cave alive. He will die of
starvation ard Sickness
Rescuers gave up hope today
when John Collins, dam digger of
Louisville, voiced this conclusion
John Collins is directing rescue
work.
I'VE need 80 more men," John
Collins said nj noon " Every man
here is worn out. They can do no
more. And the Rcd Cross must get
food and other supplies here quick
ly."
The hcarthrcaling labor Of cut
Ting through 70 Collins was complet-
ed carly today and the explorer 5
lcE was released
1t seemed the hours Of drudgcry
Mere to be crowned with success.
But when the rescIc chain backed
out TO obtain Il canvas sheet ON
which to carry out the victim, n
portion of the tunnel wall fell in
Collins is locked in Il passage 20
feet long, 3 feet wild" and 3 feet
high Behind him vawns Il black
pit 40 feet deep. lie is dying of
starvation.
Call for Volunteers
John Collins called for 30 more
men to rush work on a new tunnel
which he plans to sink under the
blockade, This would emerge in
the cavern behind the prisoner.
From here the r"scncrs will tug at
the rock which has held the explorer
in its vice. If they can pitch it into
the cave, their way viii be open to
approach Collins from the rear.
"Even with 80 fresh men we can
not reach8 Collins in less than 2l
hours, John Collins said. " lie
can Z live that long.
The prisoner has had no nourish-
ment except a drink of whiskey
since last night. He coughs violent
w. His body has been wrapped in
blankets, an electric light bulb was
laid upon his chest to dispcl the
gloom and chill.
Living on their faces in the Shiny
ooze in the narrow passageway,
workers toilcd grimly throughout
the night, clawing out bits of earth
and stone as they enlarged the ere
vice leading to the spot where Col
Inns is held in the vice-like grip of
the boulder.
Man after man emerging from the
tortuous labyrinth, all but collapsed
from the strain.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
ELECTION IS ON
TO NAME THREE
WATER HEADS

Election of Imperial Irrigation
District directors in Division ]. 3
and 5 were proceeding today with
nothing to disturb the outward calm
@cOrding to reports at the district
office.
There are Is precincts in the di-
visions voting for directors and it
was not oxpetced that anything de-
finite would be known as to the re-
suits until late tonight.
The contests in the Calexico and
lloltvillc divisions were particular
ly keen, supporters of the various
candidates being out in full force
and working hard for the success
of the men of their choice.
In the Holtville district, the fight
is ccntering around Mark Rose, vet
cran warholse of several terms on
the board, and chief exponent of
the Swing Johnson bill.
In CaleXieo, the fight is between
{. W. Brockman, present director
of that district, who has been ut
loggerheads with the Rose faction
of the board, and j. G.. Scott, CaleX
leo merchant, who seeks the place
of director.
In the north enc, there is, Al
thrIe cornered fight, with Mack
Trentham, present member of the
board seeking reelection.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04

Divorce Evil,
Wild Children
Laid to Apathy

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l.
Blame for the divorce evil and wild
and unruly children was charged to
"thc apathy of Christian society
by Bishop Edward Lambe Parsons
in his annual address to the Cali
fCmia Diocesan Convention at
Grace Episcopal Cathedral here.
1--WE have come to the great and
terrible fact that the world in which
we live is not Fundamentally Chris
tian at all, said tho Bishon.
The prelate denounced "Main
Street Religion as spiritually dead
and branded many churches, parti-
cuarly in small towns and many
cities, as "small, private clubs, de-
voted to rather supcrflnous reli-
gicus services. ~.