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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-30
Nothing New to Some.

ii Active duty in China will be old
stuff for some of the Marines of the
recreated 9Th Regiment. Among the
veterans leaving today was Sergt.
Maj. J. w. Thorp of Philadelphia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-30
GERMANY WILL END
VERSAILLES PACT
IF ARMS CUT FAILS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-30
S25, 600, 600 ASKED
BY DIRECTOR HINES
FOR BONUS LOANS

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-30
VESSELS CARRYING
AMERICAN REFUGEES
FIRED ON I'm CHINA

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-25
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is HAYS AMBITION
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Time Of Liberal Laws


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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-25
Enjoys CommotiOn Over
The Selling of Honor

Epson, England, March %. Up
Lord Rosebery calls himself "an
old togey," but he is one Of the
livoiiest cichty-year- olds in England
and Is thoroughly enjoying the
commotion he aroused by demand
ing that Mr.. Lloyd George tell the
world how he got the millions Of
pounds he IS supposed to hold for
the Liberal Party.
Lord Rosebery's query as 70
whether the large gums held by
Lloyd George came from the sale
Of honors, has revived the clamor
for more information about how
much var protitecrs paid for their
titles.
LLOYD George, however. has re-
mained constantly mum about The
amount OF and origin Of the fund
he holds for the disintegrating
Liberal Party.
Lord Eosehery leads a quiet life
at THE DurIans," which is near
the famous Epson race course. He
drives daily in fine weather and
amuses himself keeping in touch
with the world Of affairs from
which he has stood apart for near
~ 10 years,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-25

not safely govern America by law
and musE depend upon diotatorial
direction from few professional
regulators Who have never given
consideration 10 the surer methods
0; religious and cultural education.
70 the training OF individual TASTE.
70 the discipline OF the mind and the
development OF moral conceptions,
which curb unclean products because
they make such products unproat-
able. then will America be in a bad
way lnde.d.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-03-25

Just telephone 925 and tell New
Britain Herald Classified Ad depart
mont.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Youth to Be Made
Ward of Court

Edward Williams was allowed To-
withdraw his plea Of guilty to a
charge Of burglary when brought
before Judge A. c. Finncy in su-
pcrior court. department two vcs.
tcrday afternoon Williams WAS
represented III court by 5. +. Vii
liatus. After the withdrawal Of
tic plea Williams was made ward
Of the court and an effort is to b.
made through the district attorney
office and The probation officer to
lave the boy returned 10 his home
in NisaIia.
Williams had pleaded guilty to
entering Il restaurant il BraWlcv.
taking a quantity Of food anil
some small change from q money
till.
The case aroused considerable,
interest at the time. TIE defend
ant, who is only - years Of age, is
sad to have hung about Brawley
several days without food and dc
cIarcd his pride kept him from beg
ging. He finally yielded to the
temptation q breaking into the
restaurant.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Charges Against
Hay Dismissed

Charges Of grand larceny growing
out Of the alleged theft and wreck
ing Of an automobile brought
against Del Hay of Brawley were
dismissed by Judge Griffin vcster
day afternoon when it was discov
cred chat the complaining witness
had left this vicinity.
Hay WAS arrested following n
wreck on the CaIexlco highway in
which Dodge coupe, reported stol
en- 10 tho sheriff'S 5 office by Mrs
Dennis Wilson of Brawlcv, figured.
The driver ii the car disappeared
following the crash but HAY was
later apprehondcd' and charged with
theft Of the machine
The court was informed vester.
day that tho Wilson machine had
been repaired and that the com
plainant did not care to press fur
ther the charges against Hay.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Quicker Service
For Cantaloupes

4 now schedule giving c.uta-
lou5, growers of The valley 4 siN
day service to ST. log- was an
noonrcl this mosniag, The order
Tor tle service wa, issued - T. +.
Scott, assistant rge.ght und traffic
manager of the Neulaum Pacific
lines, located a. Los Angeles,
through Y. T. rrtz2ell district
agent. The service vii become ef-
fcyt,vc June II,
The cmtalouprs viii be hooked
trom the valley to Cossitauo ON the
Southern Pacific lines and thence
on the Cotton Hclt lines to st.
Louis. arriving ut ll:30 o'cloch on
he sixth day This schedule meets
that maintained Nv other lines run
ujng INTO 81. Louis II is expected
Wat tac service viii he big asset
10 tie shippers in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
CANVALOUpE
SHIPMENTS

Only $50 carloads Of cantaloupps
went out OF the valley yesterday and
the season s tot;tI stands At 452G
cars 10 date.
Maximum temperature at New
York yesterday WAS 20 degrees and
the weather clear. Twenty two
cars Of melons arrived from Califor-
mia aid the market was stronger.
Imperial Jumbo 10 $5.25-4.J.50, jun
bo 36s $4.75-$5, Us $4.o5.$4.5O,
Standard los. S5.00-$5.25, Sos $4.50-
s4.75, Pony 45-54s, $3.75-44.25.
Standard flats and Jumbo 1215s
$l.jo1.S5. Flats 9s. f1.50I.60.
Chicago WAS clear at 81 dcgrees
Yesterday with Il liberal!.. supplied
market demand aud trading Were
moderate ami the market remained
steady. Imperial wrapped Jumbos
36. SE0o, Jumbo 45s S4S4.5o, Stan.
alard 35aI5s 43.50.$4, Pony 45-5is.
500. Jumbo 9-12S, S1.25.i.5o, Stun
lard flats So.
Shipping rara, nformat;cr, FL
Centre and nearby points: Cload%,
windy. cooler. Mr>unum tenipera
tugc 81. minimum -. Dcmal| in
proving. Irrhet firm. Carlo;.s f..
-. y. cash track Naa.ard i5s lost
Iy $1.j0-1.7j, according to desirable
luanifcsts. Ripcs for western ship,
mcnt Standard ass s.. 25 $50, some
hard ripcs higher
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
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=, - 49, S1tudClOn-
IS 81 = ,4SAuGInoZJd - -

ceuallin@ RI of the 254 million
pounds produced in the United
States, and it is evident that a sub
stantial portion of the 254 million
pounds of production is represented
n the extreme vcstcra states.
The larger share of this western
wool production Is shaped east in
aost cases he aavement being be
tore it is secured and cleaned. This
n itself represents substantial
transportation burden as over 6eee
Of the weight is in dirt and grease
which is removed by Il securing or
cleaning process.
Los Angeles is admittedly the
proper location for II wool center
but despite tie facilities ard ~
vautages surrounding the location
only about four and oue-hajf mi
lion pounds of wool enter the city
annually and about onc-half Of this
.ntu,cs oL - i;l...ln.
Textile CG';jef Needed
from au ""na.g 'c Staadpcrl1 II
can ca>iiy be y; {. :zed ,ts. TIC
west IN moving da4 western Voc
t. the cas- coast fer scoring AL
manufacturing into the finished
product, :hcn moving these product~
back to the Pacific coast to s,,pl3. s
tEe consu9a:, coast manufacturers
should be developed 10 eliminate
this waste Above that point iudi-
cations are that eventually ! tex
tile center will result through whi-h
the finished product will be distri-
buted to world ports md tie Attain
tie Seaboard.
Uati, this situat:on s brought
about many economics would be Ct
foetrl br the indp>fry II 'bp aove-
mont we're swung from he east 10
tho Pacific coast for securing and
cleaning and thea transportation or
The Tow product to eastern markets
as the saving in weight alcne wo'aT
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Camcron-Frost. Jacquelm B.
Cameron, 26, n4tive Of Virginia and
resident of lloltYillc katherine g.
Frost, H. native Of Oklahoma and
resident of IIoltvillc
jemioe2 Guzman. Eulalio Jomi-
ncz, 36, native Of Mexico and resi-
dent Of Plaster City. Frarcioca
Cnnnan, n, native Of Mc>ico and
resident Of Plaster City.
Mcclure Soto G. Il. Mcclure, 80.
native Of oklahoma "nl resident ol
CalcNico Josephine soto, 26, nat
i've o. 'iyNas and resident Of Los
Angeles.
Garcia Ncr1rrgo. Aciano Garcia,
-, native ot Mexico and resident
Of Galcyieo Ealentilo Ncrdergo,
26, native # Mexico and resident
Of Calexlco,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

qoicked cooked chops and steaks
with the usual boiled potatoes are
fast taking the place Of the more
aastcre joirts, thus enabling the
- lady Of the house 10 be ready
il time for the .'joint' husband
andwife's Sunday outing in the
family automobile
According to statistics furnished
~ TIE LeHdoa Central Markets, the
heaviest purchases Of meat are
made on Thursdays or Fridays, 4
fair proof that the joint is being
oHstcd bv the motorcar.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
PERSONALS

Rcy. Arthur f. Schultz and fam.
lily are to spend the summer in Ian
kersheim. Mrs. SehHitz and the
boys have already gone and Mr.
schultz will join them July /,
Mrs. William Dawson is in Los
Angeles today ON busines. "omor-
row She will Join her son, William
in Ciaremont where he has been at
tending Pomona college and the two
will return to the valley together,
Mr. and Mrs, Henry podc of
Hollywood are guests Of Dr. and
Mrs. G, II Greenwich Of this city.
They win spend the Week end hero
and start Monday Oh the home
,rrotcn Of motor TRIP from New
Work. city
Mrs. H. Y. Watson returned today
from a weeks sojourn il San Di-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

that Meyers is suffering from a
mental illness and that he has seve-
raj times threatened to take his own
life and that of others.
Held AS Smuggler-Pedro Espi-
noza, 2G, of Brawley was locked up
at the county Jail this morning
charged with having smug&lcd q
quantity of tcquila across the bor-
der from Mexico He is being held
at the county Jail pending arrajgn
mcnt before the u. S. Commission.
Espinoza WAS arrested by customs
Officers as he entered the states AT
CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Good Samaritan
Loses His Life

Pasadena, 6nc ll.-R. \.
Clearwater, IS, known rs Pasa.
drna 5 Good Samaritan - died to-
day, the result it is believed Of his
effort to help a fellow being.
Clearwater, who was we'll known
for his hahlts of helping those in
need. accompanied ,aon suffering
rlsGa IN attack Of epilepsy to the
Emergency aosn:raI.
As attendants were working over
the victim, he kicked Clearwater in
thc chest.
Clearwater died suddenly at his
homo today, his death being attrlb
uted to the kick.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
ENGLIS1- ROAST BEEF
THREATENED BY AUTO.

LONDON, June II. - Because
they claim, British housewives pre-
fer Sunday .ioy=ri..ilA Il the COOK
ing Of the traditional family roast
a number e. enierpri"ng butchers
are trying 70 have Nottingham Cat
tie Mar.se5 aaN eha.2ed.
Especially since the war, II is sail
that housewives in England object
to spending 1Heir Sunday morning,
in the Kitchen, preparing the week
y feast ef roast oeef, veal or th
papalar lee Of mutton.
indeed II woald appear that III
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Los ANGELES, June IA
great deal of interest has been
shown of late in the building up of.
a wool manufacturing and trading
center in Southern California. The
lesieal place fer this development
appears to be Los Angeles on ac-
count Of federal bonded warehouse
facilities with adequate financing
available for the producer rs well Is
IDEAL TRANSPORTATION facilities both
bN rail aad through the port Of Los
Angeles serving as the gateway not
orlE 70 IL Atlantie seaboafa but
IL the world 5 markets.
OF course. for many years the
east coast with Boston as the cen
ter Of activities has been the domin-
atin% factor in the wool industry So
far rs markets are concerned. This
situation, ot, course. is the out
growth Of the carly days Of centra-
lilatiou Of population in the cast
aS 'vrlI rs production to large eX-
tout but with the steadily advancing
inc Of wool consuming population
to the Pacific coast as well as the
development in the western range of
the sheep industry it appears reason
able that a adjustment viii come
about and that the Pacific coast
VIII come in for its full share in the
distribution and manufacturing of
wool products.
Sheep II the West
There is the significant fact that
of the sheep population in the Unit
cd States amounting to about forty
two million head over 77ec are To-
Gated west of the Missouri river
and Of this number we'll in excess
of half are west of the Rocky
mountains. OF course, the produc-
ton of he wool is in ratio to thi,
percentage Of sheep production. II
California alone eighteen million
pounds are produced each yeal
tcrre>,at an immaH-e sum.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

from Half Moon Bay to San Fran
cisco The five men were riding
in two automobiles and truck
proceeding along the Sky Line
boulevard.
Pascnte has been ar. stcd several
times since ~ WIS indicted with
Former Mayor j. neroert Of Saus
alto ~ .5le Moss Landing rum
smuggling conspiracy.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Harry Horton, X. B. Perkins and
Ray Johnson left .oday FOR Il week
end trip to Mexico.
Mrs. X. B. Perkins and children
and Mrs. Kate + Oldham are
spending the week end in Los An
/ tnlaS
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
ATTORNEYS Are Changed.-C.

Attorneys Are Changed.-C. l..
Brown will appear as attorney fer
hamilton Young instead Of the law
firm of Hickcox and Trude when
Young appears before Judge |. May
field fer preliminary hearing on
charges Of grand larceny Monday
morning. Young is charged with
having made away with $500 belong
ing to the county by the county
treasurer. Announcement of the
change IN attorneys WAS made
through the district attorney $ of
flee this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Rum Smuggler
Is Trapped
fly United Press Leased Wire

san FRANCISCO. June lI.-Jor
Parente alleged "hfghcr up" in the
Canada aud California rum smug
Cling combine, is again under ar
rest.
Parcntc. with four other men, fell
into federal prohibition agents
trap carly today while transporting,
ii is alleged, 250 eases Of liquor
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Hay Insufauce. Edgar Br"s. Real
ty CO.. ri Centro, tal. Cos Main s.
Paone go adv

ye shs Get Free Bed.-llerhcrt
We @a4d aud Walter llaoper, two
old bows. ~crr given a bed
i. sherit: 5 office last night
v,crc sent en- their hitvhhisr
t}l, mcroiu. by city polic" Fh"
Youths were found wandering about
tie city aimlesslv last night hy Pa
no}mau McCa,liu and were 'aHen
r. jhc eouuty iail when they admit
ted not having sufficient money to
obtain a room. They were released
Tins morning after being questioned
hA. NN.nf OeMalt
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
CHARGED with Drunkenness.

james Fitzgerald WAS locked up by
city police last night ON charge
II being drunk There was no court
tli, morning aud Fitzgerald WIS re
leased under SO hail for appear
auee Monday morning. Fitzgerald
arrived here recently from Canada,
le tod The police. He Was arrested
~ Captain Len Grumor.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Declared Incompetent.-

Declared Incompetent.-CTaudc =.
Mcvcrs, 26, of FL Centro was order
ed committed to the Sonoma Home
for incompctents by Judge j. 5. La,
rev following a hearing in superior
court, department one, this morning.
Euidcncc was introduced TO show
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
Meet Me at Steve s.
adv

Gun Is Stolen Malcolm Magarian
Of the Planters Hotel Brawlcv,
reported to the sheriff s office last
night that an automatic gun, a
Dentsche. has been stolen from him.
according to the report the gun
was taken from the pocket Of HIS
automobile while il was parked in
Brawley. An investigation is being
conducted
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
sustains Demurrer \ de-

|5ustains Demurrer \ de
/ the ease Of y. VI. Hill
1 he First National Ban
am + North was SUSTAIN
lgc 4 e. Finney in super
department two, Aestels
Fnoon. The plaintiff WIS
d privilege 10 file Il ueW
The plaintiff sought -
property which he charged
nnlaw fully kept from him
tfrndants aud asked judg
$500 damages. Robert 7
.ared as attorney for tn"
while William F. North
for the defendants.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Baby Dics.-Bobcrt ira
20 months, died al the
narentS, ar. and Mrs.
cvirs, who reside on II
u half Hilc east Of See
1t 9 o clock Thursday
child was first taken i'll
$, about a week ago,
later developing.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
COTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, june ll.-The
cotton market closed very steady.
-n-t. el..el 4u..t. s up at Sl6.15.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

ie Beauty Shoppe, open
nd Friday evenings. Tel.
It'll
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

'hs Bought ana sold. Dress.
alndressed. Phone 96G for
IDs2 Wood ward. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Gets Jail Sentence. Fred
iored, b, of CalcXieo Was
1t the county jail last
is due to serve n 90 day
Brown pleaded guilty -
of being drunk ~hen ar.
eforc .ludge Emerson III
Yesterday morning. Ila
ted Thursday night bs
: of alcNieo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

i,rance. Edgar Bros. Reai
Centre, Cal. COS Main St,
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

|eriff Holding Car. A
lster bearing the license
tiSsS and registered II
light has been picked up
George Il. Mann of
ltah. 1t is believed
III sheriff that the ma
stolen from, some point
| VALLEY and II wire re
WAS received this morn
riff GlIlett. IN myeSti
being made bv the sher-
g to determine whether
owner is located here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
at Steve s.
adv

|:afe. The same courteous
u you eat with us. 800
\. az"
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

q. Hansen, Der 5ist. TX
specialist. Davis Bldg
by appointment. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Cafe, 500 Main Street, try
pring chicken on toast 65e.
er. a5b
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

egon. Low summer rates.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Battery Sales and service.
iIy quality battery and
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Case Is Continued.-The case Of
L. j. Burnik of Brawlcy was con
tinucd until Wednesday by Judge
Griffin yesterday afternoon. The
defendant, charged by u Mexican
girl with having cnticed her away
from her home with Il promise Of
marriage and failure to keep the
promise, was to have been given Il
preliminary hearing at that time.
II was discovered, however, that the
complainant had failed to appear to
press the charge against the man
and the ease was continued pending
appearance of the girl.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Keeo Healthy. Drink Paul's Lem
made. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
ycpot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
" Co., El Centre, 1ai sos Main s..
ehone 1Gt adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-06-11
EWS BRIEFS
rom City and Counfy--

prompt service. Wilson Machine
Shoo. Phone 40J. adv
=. less Driving Charged. l.,
{ G ".ord, 36, of Denver vas arrested
"a the Calcxico highway last night
by Floyd Acklcy Of the state traffic
, department. Gaylord is said by at
tachcs Of the shcriff's office t.
/ have been in more or less intox-
/ icatcd condition ut the time. lie
was Brought to the county jail and
locked up but was released later by
order Of Judge l. Mayfield under
$50 cash bail. y charge Of reckless
driving will be brought against him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-16
UNCLE SANS BATHING SUITS
 WORN ON WORLD'S BEACHES

States does a large part of the
 rowing business. Government ports indicate that 6,012 dozen
 uits worth s159.l52 were export. d during, the first half of l927 md a continued increase in sales r expected. Both one and two iece woolen suits arc gaining in popularity. women especially find- ing attractive the bizarre colo-s and the comfort of the American- made suits.
 Cuba bought most of the suits this year, but the United King dom paid more for the next great est quantity. Germany. despite it's own highly developed knit goods industry, bought 4l2 dozen American suits. and France took PIP dozen. The Scandinavian countries have been good markets. and even China and Japan show promise. while nearer homo Mexl. 70 and Panama have placed many orders. Other large buyers thiB year were Italy. British South Af- rica. Denmark. Canada, the PhfIlp. pine Islands and Norway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-16

Queen Marie, Al Smith, William Hale Thompson and King Tut. Scarcely less lampooned are Eli nor GIynn, Senator Reed, Eve anl George Bernard Shaw.
 The funniest states, Almack' 5 table shows. are Florida, Califor- mia, Illinois. Texas and Tennessee. The ranking cities are Chicago, Herrin. New York and Philadel- phia. Among the nations the most jokes touch Germany, Russia, China, Ireland and France.
 College humor, the professor finds, is "very sad stuff" Two thousand campus gags reveal that puns are responsible for two thirds of 1t and the rest is made up of jibes about betting, 2 drinking, modern engagements, freshmen and flappers.
 Out of the scrutiny of hunnor Professor Almack hopes to be able to measure the laughabiliry of any given paragraph with al- most mathematical accuracy. Thus far his experiments indicate that
 (c0ntinued on Page Six,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-16
PROFESSOR EXAMINES 5000 JOKES;
 ONLY FOUR CHIDE MOTHERS-IN-L4W,

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. Dec. 16--Fat men, mothers-in-law and spinsters are not so funny ss has been popularly supposed.
 Prof. John c. Almack of Stan ford University has classified more than 5000 jokes. collected over six-year period, and of the whole bunch only four are about fat men, two about mothers-in- law and a pair about old maids.
 Having traced the guffaw to its lair with the exactness of cold science. Almack concludes that to the average reader the most mirthful subjects of the current American scene are prohibition. politics. women and congress.
 Republicans, he finds, are fun nier than Democrats, congress s four times as funny as the league of nations, and babies, back seat drivers and millionaires rank abreast in the ratio Of visibility.
 The most frequent subjects of topical quips are Coolidge. Musso- 1lni. Dawes and the Prince Of Wales. Others Of high rating are I l. I.a 1 4H n
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-16
Guardsmen Out Again

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 16 - National Guardsmen are again stationed at entrances of tho State Senate Chambers under o. ders of Gov. Johnson for the purs pose of preventing members of the House of Representatives. from accepting the invitation cf the Senate to meet in it's rooms.
 Gov. Johnson withdrew Guards men from the Senate Chambers on Wednesday to allow the Sen ate to meet as citizens.
 Before adjourning yesterday, the Senate ordered the Represens tatives to use the Senate loung- ing rooms and committee rooms as meeting places, also the Sen ate records.
 Adjt. Gen. Barrett has increased the number of Guardsmen in p1. trolling the Capitol and this mora ing roped off the entrance to the Senate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. 16--Ths world may keep It's eye on Pari; for the latest in feminine fashions and look to London for fashion for men, but it turns to Americr to see what the well-dressed hatt CT will wear.
 It seems that until Uncle Sam's boys and girls went down to tn. sea in one-piece bathing suits bathers abroad gave little thought to appearances. In some com tries they disdained clothing. In others men wore only piece ,,f cotton cloth. much like q large handkerchief, wrapped about the loins. Women wore nondescripr homemade cotton suits. Increas. ing interest in swimming in man5' countries created a demand an ] the appearance of the well-hnit trim. American woolen garments soon made bathers dlssstiHfied with shapeless contrapti0ns.
 International trade in wooden bathing suits has not yet reachel great proportions. but the United