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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
LYLE N A M E S 3
Chief AIDES
Oregon Director Appointed
First Assistant

Completing tho reorganization Of
tho prohibition forces for the district
ur Washington. Oregon and Alaska.
Prohibition Administrator Roy c.
Lylu announced SUNDAY the appoint
mcut ~ thFr0 og his chief aids, The
appointments have been hanging fire
ever since the technical rcorEanin-
ton last October ID
Or. Joseph A. IipvIile. former
state director Tor Oregon. will come
20 Seattle as first assistant admins
traitor Ia charge OF permits Wilbur
X. Newell. prominent oregon pioneer
and public citizen. win take the poal
~ deputy administrator for Oregon,
Hugo HinKstrom viii come to Seattle
from san Francisco m chemist
RinEatrom ~. already IN Seattle
and Ljnyills "a expected here IN n
few daya Newell. who has been
prominently associated with public
affairs IN Oregon for many years
viii soon take over his duties and cs-
tahll6h his Offices IN Portland.
Larger quarters In tho Thompson
building have been taken by Lylr'H
forces. tho new offices covering the
entire fourth floor or the building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
tAdyertisrmcnO
PERSONALS

Mrs Edna walsh. 20 Carter g,
Springfield, Mass. says that shr
has successfully used Father John
aiedieluo In her family for morc
than three years FOR colds ana grin
Mrs Charies NORM. 70 Cottage
81, Sanford. Maine. says that by
taking Father Johns Medicine her
daughter reguined flcnh and health
In a recent letter from Mira H.
W. HhweH ISL n Dorado ~ Mon.
leroy. California. ahr speaks of The
health building qualities m Father
Johns Medicine. Il think Father
Johns Medicine Is one OF tho hes,
tunlcs a child can take. My boy
7 years old, has greatly benefited
by It's use"
From Mrs Dora Racine OK Battle,
Connecticut comra tho abatement.
AN year around "a bottle OF Father
Johns Medicine now rests on the
pantry shelf ms wo know Il will
give great relief for coughs and
colds ana also M body builder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

II wo viii write down our side of
"a quarrel, and the arguments we
advanced 10 EuIn the victory. we
will probably be- greatly surprised 10
find out how much less noble and
convincing Il la on paper than T.
was verbally,
II - fine, splendid training Just
trying 20 get our thoughts accurate
D. In words Paper shows up weak
nssscs that am,lcs roft voices. and
tricks Of manner cloak
Sometimes We viii be perfectly
sure OF something. but Wa can't cX.
press Il on paper That should
warn ug we haven't hs much sub
stance aB We should hayc-that
some essential Is missing
Al or u7 get mudiIod because
we don't keep our minds cleared
and sorted an wo 60 And soon wn
get into r. condition whrro We can't
find what VIC want. and where cy,
rrythtng r. confusion just rs we do
In room where things arc allowed
20 accumulate IN n hclter SHELTER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Waiter Is Held as
Reckless Driver

Reckless driving charges we're
placed against \. n Bartlett. IS, o.
waiter. carly sunday when his auto
ia reported TO have c1llidod with n
police prowlcr car at 10th ave. y.
+. and T.. 6ard st.
Fatrolman J. 4. HarizeIl, who
arrested Bartlett. said he had just
aliEhtcd from tho prowier car when
e was struck by tho walters ma
chine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
CYNTHIA GREY
-- CYNTHIA GREY --
Confession Ne1U Cure
for Ills
Helps Us All to Get Acquainted With
Person We Know Least
BY CYNTHIA GREY

lNE OF the newest ways OF treating and mental
~ patients is by the confession cure"
You write your thoughts and your acts paper partcu
ary the that Tiate you or cause you to explode in
wrath or tears.
You give your doctor careful record of what Is going
ON m your mind and sketch the in your past life that
have affected you most strongly and from that he nrayc
completes and sorts out qur and before long YOU
are no longer in the nervous wreck class
really from bad,
confused minds We don't he
a benefit the lon cure
IT, FOE Instance write all the things do daily will
surprised find out how little participate tat really
amounts o much.
carefully lraIons and the ocass
ouurts wrath get NJ our real ser,
and ennn Ini BILE prrsDsc live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
T E S T F R E E
New Help
That millions need
A real liver stiInulant

Hero is n new discovery which
nearly everybody needs. Physicians
arc prescribing II TO millions. The
results 1t brings nro among tho
maryels Of modern medicine.
It is uyclicr gland secretion
which stimulates the liver We
used TO think that cuthartiCs did
that but science has proved that
they don't. They merely irritatc
tho lntostlncs. Tho only way TO
really stir the liver IS this now
way.
Stimulating tho liver means an
added supply OF bile, Wo need n
quart per day. Not only to flood
the bowels TO keep them clear and
open. But TO combat intestinal
germs.
Bile IL natures nntlscptic. Germs
breed by millions in the intcstlucs
when the bio Is sCanty. They
feed the blood n constant supply
Of poisons Very many Of the Ills
VIC suffer arc due to that poisoned
blood
An adequate bile supply does
moro than correct constipation. II
ends the cause OF countless Ills,
Nearly everybody cnn gain now
health by an added supply Of
bile.
That liver secretion Is embodied
in tablets called Dioxol Each tablet
represents ten drops. purified and
concentrated, with other important
helps
Send the coupon for some sam
pies and our book. NOto how
quickly the results come within
ton hours, Thcn watch how trou-
blcs disappear which nothing
seemed TO help. This tcEt may
change llfo'a whole complexion, Clip
coupon now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Drink at 7
Then by $3.50 watch how
things have changed

Somcumo1 on rising in tho morn
ing you feel that the day Is spoiled
Some ylogging Of tho system affects
your fitness, your good nature. your
vim.
Then do this: Drink n glass OF
water, hot or cold Add n littlo Jnd
salts. and you will have a spark.
ling. pleasant drink.
That drink will flush tho intcs-
tines, wash out the poisona and
waste, Tho results como quickly.
They como from the acIda OF lemon
and grape combined with lthia.
etc.
Note how things change in nm
hour Then remember you can
bring them any hour Of the day.
And in n sparkling drink.
Let test show what this means
TO you. Send the coupon for il
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

fashion
Most OF tho mlrunderstandlnrs
qupFrelE. arrangements and general
causes or friction among human be.
inEs have a very slight actual -four.
dalton but they become maFulucd
ana distorted In our minds because
We have no perspective on them
Writing down tho facts IN tho case
clears W the situation almost inn.
mrdlateiy.
By keeping record OF our
thoughts We can have an cgcelIspr
idea about what Ia weed out and
lua' why we fan in our human re.
lailonships
The confession cure viii helm ur
all 10 get acquainted with thu per.
son We probably know the least
onrsclf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures


10" uT3UII4s.
]. a. Clark, manager OF Parrot
6 Co, is chairman Of the campaign.
Canning IN the Northwest has no
equal IN the rate Of increase Of its
manufacture. according to a report
issued by the Manufacturer Asso-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Canned Foods"
Week Starts

scattlc'a own innovation. Canned
Foods week. opened Monday with
a varied program, consisting OF radio
talks, educational lectures and win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

citation OF Washington. 1t has a IN
per cent lead on other manuractur-
ing, says the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

Wires can be maze so fine that ii
would take 100 to make the thickness
OF n human hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

Cynthia Grey will receive
callers AZ hes office In The
star building. 1909 Seventh
ave. from ] 10 3 y. m. every
day except Saturday and holi.
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
IF | only had Your lovely skin, Alic.
Don't Refuse the Beauty Aid N,jol VIII Give

Noone needs to have aalow, muddy complexion.
The cause is simple, the remedy is in your own
hands. Proper diet, exercise, surface cleanliness
Rnd-above irntrai eisdgifrru. Nujol pre-
vents the formation OF intestinal poisons that ruin
your health and complexion.
Constipation is dangerous for anybody. Nujol is
safe for everybody. Nujot simply makes up for
sdehciency Temporary or chronic in the supply
Of natural lubricant in the intestnes 1t soften,
the waste matter and thus permits thorough and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09
Panels, Each, $3.50

Attractive Panels of heavy, dur
able rayon gauze, plain and with a s.
inch rayon bullion fringe A regular
$500 number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

regular elimination, withou, overtaxng the intes-
final muscles.
Nujo can be taken for any length of,me with
ont i'll effects. To insure internal cleanliness /,
should he taken regularly in accordance with the
directions on each bottle. Unlike lasatves, Il doe,
notformahabit, andeanbed MISUNDERSTANDING
Start taking Nujol to-day. Very soon YOU win
notice an improvement in your looks. And you
can look forward to the beauty and sttrac,iyeness
that arc the natural right of every woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

Comfort Cretonnes, So inches wide.
and in bright attractive colors and pat
terms, much superior to challies. This
is special purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

Egru c0lored Panels. -.
yards long, Of nll-oycr pnt,
terms IN attractive designs and
having 3inch bullion fringe
with black beading. Regular.
~ 1906 each, 4 panel that
win glyo exceptional service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-09

2ilyard Ecru Panels, made
Of marquisottca, with wide In.
sertiOn OF filet. The patterns
are correct limitations Of real
hand.nIled fiIots. and have 3.
inch bullion fringe. Regularly
1l.lg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15
NEW AUTO BILL
IN SENATE

The BIanton traffic bin which &.
pands the powers Of Traffic Direc.
tor NJ. o. Eldridge and makes more
rigid motor supervision III wash.
ington was introduced III the senate
today by Senator Capper, chairman
Of the Senate District Committee,
With few minor changes the
bill is identical with that introduced
In the House by Congressman BIan-
ton last week.
The changes which have been
suggested by. Traffic Director Ed
ridge are the following;
Twenty-Five poIicema1l,, to be nm.
der the direction Of the Traf file Blu.
reau as wei as sevent five add.
tiOnal motorcycle police
A flat salary Of So, 500 per year
for the inspector In charge Of the
Traffic Bureau, instead Of the pres
ent salary 1920. with an allowance
for automobile maintenance.
The Inspector In charge Of the
Traffic Bureau also win have =
title OF assistant superintendent OF
traffic" under the terms Of the Cap
per bill
Senator Cappe day said he was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15
ARL HVGTON CD.
NEWS BRIEFS

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Dec. Is.
Seventeen indictments were re-
turned by the grand jury yesterday
at the opening Of the December
term of the Circuit Court. Eight
were on charges of violations of
the prohibition laws.
Those indicted are: Harry
Phillips, Leonard Green, Wade
Sullivan; Harold Griffin. Herbert M.
White, w. G. Eaton, James Henry
Garnes, II. Corbin, Leo Wise, all
of whom are charged with violation
of the Volstead Act.
Those indicted for felonies are:
Charles Limbrick, Frank Childs,
Walter Powell, Robert Walker. Her
man Smith, Melvin Freeman, James
Mothershead, three indictments;
John Burnley, three indictments;
Francis Tetreault, Is charged with
maintaining a kennel of dangerous
dogs.
James Henry Garnes, Wade Sui
livan, and Herbert White, pleading
guilty to operating automobiles
while under the influence Of liquor,
were sentenced to thirty days In
Jail and fined $137.50, including
costs. Harry Phillips, Leonard
Green, and Harold Griffin, charged
with Illegal possession, were SEN
fenced to thirty days in Jail and
fined $3.50, including costs, by
Judge Samuel G.. Brent.
The grand jury after a thorough
investigation, exonerated A. r.
Driscoll, town sergeant Of the town
Of Potomac, on the charge of at
tempted felonious assault upon
Walter Terry, November /.
According to an announcement
made today by Ashton c. Jones, a
movement is now under way for an
extensive campaign to advertise the
advantages Of the sections OF
northern Virginia comprising Alex
andria City, Fairfax and Arlington
counties.
County Treasurer e. Wade Ball
announced today that he has COM
pleted the delinquent tax list for
the year 1924, and all those who
do not have taxes paid by Saturday
night, December 10, will have their
property advertised for sale.
The annual meeting anu SleC-
ton of officers of the Arlington
County Business Association will
be held tomorrow night in the
Clarendon community hall at
o'clock.
According to announcement today
by II. c. Saffell, president of the
Clarendon Community Sewage Cor
the annual meeting and
election of officers will take place
at the community hall on Tuesday
night, December 20, at 1880 o'clock.
At a special meeting Of the board
Of supervisors in the rnourthouse
a suit was filed against
George Heflin, G. o. Myers, r. II.
Brown, J. T. Natter and c. r. Ma
teer, trustees of the Church OF the
at Park Lane. Charges
in the suit allege that the defen-
dants wilfully and maliciously have
blocked the natural drainage and
closed the pipes placed at that
point along Lee Highway by the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15

Tn the other hano--We ask yOu---
what In the blood OF Abraham Lin
coin gave him the will power and
the tenacity to overcome every pos
sible obstacle 70 rise to the Presi-
dency Of the United States?
Also what did DIR. Charles r..
Steinnetz have to start out Ia life
with to become the cOuntry's lead
Ing electrical scientist? Steinmetz
arrived In this country In his early
twenties an immigrant without q
penny.
And take the case of Enrico
mother ana father were both
peddlers In the streets of Milan.
Italy. Caruso's voice enraptured
thousands while lie was alive and
the records Of those great, golden
tones win bel q heritage to the rnu.
steal world fOteyer.
Reader Views Sought
Readers Of The washington Times
have been invited to discuss these
questions OF here dity and environ.
ment based on their personal ex.
periences. The whole argument
which is really a world-oId one, was
rekindled by the recent appearance
on the literary market of a Son
OF His Father" novel by Harold
Bell Wright. Mr.. Wright declares
in this book that every man has
inherited q kingdom, something
which belongs to that one man alone
because he Is the son Of his father.
Mr.. Wright further states that ''tl1e
greatest service one soul can give
to another is just to help him keep
this kingdom which is his, Off
by any mishap he has lost ito
help put him back on his throne"
The novelist never suspected that
his theme would cause widespread
discussion and that it would be
taken up by scientists and debating
societies all over the country-but
It has. And The Washington Times
believes it's reading public is a.
thinking public and that it must
have some views on heredity and
Anyway. 1t has offered the use
Of it's columns to those who wish
to discuss heredity and environ
ment and 1t is giving away every
day a copy Of the novel, "A Son OF
His Father" for the best letter re-
ceived along that line OF thought.
TOday's Winner
The winner of the book today,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15
ZERO new
WALL St.
BISHOP
Friend of Hoboes Also Is Build
ing ''comrade' City on
Rowery in New York

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Urbain
Ledoux. better known as '.Mr.
Zero" was ordained today by his
reorganized army of the hopeless
as Bishop of Wall Street." sue
ceeding the late Rev. William
Wilkinson.
Notwithstanding last winters
opposition to his Humanitarian eff
forts by police, Wall Street and
Trinity Church, "Mr. Zero" an
nounced to international News
Service that he would shortly as
sumo his ecclesiastical role and
preach to the New York Stock
Exchange and throughout the fl
nancial district.
Challenges Amy Speaker
II am a minister of brotherly
love-" declared .'Mr. Zero" 'I have
devoted my life to the loveless,
wifeless. homeless, voteless and
voorhees,. 1 shall preach my ideals
20 Wall Street and I challenge the
Trinity Church Corporation to put
one OF their ministers against me-"
Mr.. Zero" is occupied at present
Ia constructing his City OF Comrades,
q city within city, on the Bowery.
This new Bohemia includes nine
buildings-the Comrade Apartments,
Comrade Hotel, the Bedhseet
Theater, zero's Tub (all you can eat
for cents. the Plebian Senate
and city hall. and employment
agency.
Dan O'Brien, of Los Angeles and
San Francisco, Hobo Bard and Walt
whitman Apostle. is mayor of the
City of Comrades.
Only Pioneers Left
There are 3,5O0,0OO migratory
: workers In America declared
Mayor O'Brien. We gather your
harvests, cut your timber. pick your
potatoes and berries and see that
your railroads are safe. We are
the only romance left in the coun.
try. The Candy Dancers and the
Bundle Stiffs' of the West have re-
tanned the spirit Of the pioneers"
O'Brien and Mr.. Zero said that
they were having q bill introduced
In Congress for the creation Of
commission to study American re.
sources for the employment Of
labor on the following projects
Drainage and irrigation OF waste
land, REPRESENTATION, highways,
buildings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15

Royal III. Carlock, 4O6 Thirteenth
ST.. who saws:
Like father like son: but how
Ii father? He was and Is only
what 1t Is possible for him To
be--the sum total Of HIS ances.
tors. Showing those character
istics which Environment has
cultivated and the occasion has
given him the chance to develop
and display.
fam / like him7 Only in those
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15

Announcement have already been
made by British scientists that lead
has been found to have curative
values affecting cancer, and the
experiments In the French Academy
of Sciences appear to not only
confirm these, experiments but also
to indicate that lead and polonium
may be used for other cures, in
place Of radiun1.
The young RGmanian woman
student, working In collaboration
with Prof Delandes, has found that
certain cheaper substances, among
them uranium and roloniuJn, take
on radioactive properties when ex-
posed to intense sun radiations.
DR.. jacques Risler. OF the Sorbonne.
believes that it is only question
OF short time before these SUBJ
stances, as well as others, will be
able to replace costly radiuni.
Referring to the discovery IF the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15

American physicist, DR.. Milliken,
DR.. Risler said:
"The name and work Of the cele-
brated American scientist defies all
idea Of any scientific fraud. We do
not yet know how he obtained his
ultra-x-rays, one hundred times more
penetrating than the Gamma radium
rays, but It Is not unlikely that
there is q correlation between his
discovery and that Of the young
Rumanian.
Amy radioactive body penetrated
by rays may, In its turn, give out
great power. This Is the result Of
the recent experiments. The prob
lem now win be to make substances
that are only feebly powerful. suf-
ficiently strong to destroy the cells
of cancer"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15
RoYALlSTs BATTLE WITH
FASCIST IN PARIS

PARIS, Dec. 1.-two hundred
Royalist Camelots today broke up
an organization meeting of Fascist
at the University of Paris, throw.
ing stink bombs and laying about
with heavy canes.
The hall was finally cleared Of
the rioters by the police.
The Fascist In France, which
was recently formed by groups OF
former war veterans, possessing a
total membership OF $4,000, is the
only political or patriotic organiza-
ton in France which is demanding
an absolute dictatorship.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15
BlLL WOULD REPAY
I CITY $4s6. 900 TAXES

The city Of Philadelphia would
be reimbursed for $436 900 IN taxes
erroneously paid into the Federal
Treasury under terms Of bin In
troduced "a the Senate this after
noon By Senator Pepper Rep.J of
Pennsylvanla
The taxes were collected upon
railroad and other bonds, owned BY
the city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15
Who Is To Blame For
What You Are?
Who's responsible for your acts z

Who's responsible Tor your actsIs
Who's to get the creditor the blamefor the things
have done, the things you will dot
Your PARENTS your luck" or just yourselff
What made Leopold and Loeb with every advantage
education could bring crmnals9 What influence in the
Life Of Leonard Kip Rhneander caused him bring disgrace
the HugunO line from which he springs By marrying Alice
Jones, the mulatto daughter Of serving people9
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-15
Lead Cure for Cancer
To Replace Radiu171
BY ALICE LANGELIER
international News Service

PARIS Dec 15-Lead poonum, surcharged with sun 8
rays may soon replace radium curative medium the
result of experiments by Prof Desandes and
student the French Academy of Sciences
It was stated today
Arizona state miner., 1925-11-21
CHANGE OF SANTA FE TRAIN
SCHEDUL

saving OF almost two hours wait
in Ash Fork and a more convenient
time for departure from Phoenix will
be the result of the changing of time
OF the Santa Fe passenger train now
leaving at z o'clock in the morning.
Under the new schedule, effective
November 20, this train will leave
Phoenix at 8:55 a. M, reaching Ash
Fork at p. M, making direct connec-
with main line train No. %, the Mis-
siOnary, east bound for Chicago, and
No. 1, the Scout, west bound for coast
points, F. L. Hanna, assistant general
manager and passenger freight agent
OF the Santa Fe, announced today.
change of time of main line trains
will cause greater convenience for
Phoenix passengers on the evening
train, or No. 2, leaving Phoenix at 6 30
p. M, Mr.. Hanna explained. This
train will not change it's time but un-
der the new main line schedule it will
connect with No. 10 instead of No. 2,
this change cutting down the time be-
tween Phoenix and Chicago eight
hours and forty minutes, which Mr..
Hanna said, means a good deal to peo-
pie travelling east out of Phoenix
This change, he said, would give the
additional advantage of direct Phoenix
connection with the through cars on
the train for Galveston, Houston and
New Orleans. The Phoenix Pullman,
he explained, will be placed on No. 10
for Chicago, and those wishing to go
to New Orleans and other southern
points will have nothing to do but
change from the Phoenix Pullman to
the New Orleans car out of Ash Fork.