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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
How One Woman Lost
20 Pounds of Fat

SCHEN SALTS in a glass of hot water
every morning-cut out pastry and
fatty meats-go light on potatoes, but
ter, cream and sugar-in weeks get
on the scales and note how many
pounds Of fat have vanished.
Notice also that you have gained in
energy-youp skin Is clearer-your
eyes sparkle with glorious health
you feel younger in body-keener in
mind. KRUSCHEN will give any TAT
person a joyous surprise.
Get an s5c bottle of KRUSCHEN
SALTS at Peoples Drug Stores 0asts
weeks. II this first bottle doesn't
convince you this is the easiest.
safest and surest way to lose fat-if
you don't feel a superb improvement
in health-so gloriously energetic
vigorously alive-your money gladly
Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
SEATTLE'S MAYOR
0USTED BY RECALL
Election Votes Out Edwards
After He DismisSes Man
Heading Light Utility.
BY the Associated Press.


SEATTLE, July 14.-Seattle's bust
ness man mayor" Frank Edwards, was
voted out of ONCE by a decisive ma jor-
ity in recall election here yesterday.
Appearing as dark horse" in 1928,
Edwards was chosen to succeed Mrs.
Bertha K. Landes. The recall election
grew out Of incompetency charges made
against the mayor after he had dis
missed j. D. Ross as head Of the City
Light Department.
The unoficial returns showed 35,637
for the recall and 81, 1896 against The
question was simply one Of recalling the
mayor, no candidates having been in
volved. Under the law. the City Coun-
Gil must choose a successor to Edwards
within 20 days.
With President Robert Harlin of the
City Council in charge of the city's af-
fairs pending selection of Edwards sue
cessor by the Council. the reinstatement
of Ross and reorganization of the Board
Of Public Works were expected in the
near future.
Ross, who since his dismissal in
March has served as a consultant for
New York State in the projected st.
Lawrence River power development re-
turned here 10 days ago.
Ross had been with the City Light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
TWO DIE IN sIMLA RIOT.

SIMLA. India July IA tP.-Two
persons we're killed and one vas injured
today when police fired on a crowd
which was attacking revenue officials
and Selling property at Mustafabad
An official was felled with a mallet and
the police we're attacked when they
went to his rescue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
LOUISIANA PREACHER
SEEKS SERMON MARK
Cotton Valley Minister Hopes to
Continue Talking for
48 Hours.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COTTON VALLEY. La. July IA
Sustained by raw eggs, coffee and choc-
olate bars, Rev. E. A. Sandifer strove
today for record of AZ hours of con-
tinuous preaching.
He started at IL am Sunday morn
ing, and after having broken the mere
16-hour marathon record held by Los
Angeles. Calf, minister, announced he
was ready to quit at IL am. today. His
voice became a bit hoarse last night
after he had spent several hours an
swering the query Whats Wrong With
the church," He followed that by read
ing from the book of Ephesians.
Meanwhile many members Of his con-
gregation. composing the Cotton Valley
First Baptist Church. also we're indulg-
inc in listening marathon that prob
ably sets new record. The number Of
listeners has ranged from so In the
early morning hours to 500 in the eve
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 me Star.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Capt. Charles
Hichborn, who ought to know better,
because he has tried the same thing
before. brought his 6,00O-ton s. S.
Caracas of the Red D Line into New
York Harbor this week from the Carib-
bees with a carpenter bird. two noun
tain ROSTERS and eighteen ring-tailed
monkeys on board.
The consequences were even better
than might have been expected mix
ture of Alice in Wonderland, "Aesop' S
Fables" and a geological nightmare.
Somewhere between Quarantine and
the Caracas dock in Brooklyn the
ring-tailed monkeys. with the conniv-
ance of the carpenter bird and the vo-
ciferous approval Of the mountain
ROSTERS. fled the confines Of their cage
and undertook to man the ship.
The carpenter bird, which is endowed
With a beak combining all the virtues
of a pneumatic drill and an augur,
blasted a hole in the monkeys cage
and the monkeys reached through this
hole with a button hook to unlatch
the door.
The bird then flew to a grandstand
seat on the mainmast and observed
proceedings, which consisted of the ef-
forts of the Caracas harried crew f1rst
to make sure that they were sober ana
that 10 ring tailed monkeys actually
were loose On the ship and then to
capture the monkeys and return them
to their cage.
One Monkey is reported to have
found its way to the cabin Of lady
passenger, who was dallying with her
breakfast in her bunk. The monkey
sampled the breakfast, but finding 1t
not to his liking, donned the lady's
boudoir cap at a rakish angle and de-
parted In search of further adventure.
The problem of the bird itself was
speedily solved by an appeal to its
vanity Jose Coviedo, the dealer who
brought the ZOO and aviary to New
York, drummed feebly with his fingers
on a brightly colored tin can. The car
penter bird observed these efforts with
contempt.
Then Mr.. Coviedo withdrew to a
point of vantage. leaving the tin can
in view. Promptly the carpenter bird
swooped down from its perch on the
mainmast to show how such things
should be done And while 1t was
proudly beating terrific tattoo on the
can Mr.. Coviedo sailed forth and the
carpenter bird fell the latest victim to
pride. A rubber bottle stopper stuck on
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public utility, more than o quar-
ter Of century.
THE Seattle situation will have ire
mendous results" he said. THE success
Of the recall serves notice on friends
and foes Of public ownership that Seat
tie is definitely committed to protection
and progress for its city-owned utility"
Edwards is the second Of the city's
mayors to be retired by the recall
Hiram Hi" Gill was recalled In 1911,
although subsequently reelected to two
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
U. S. SHIP HITS TRAVELLER

SEATTLE. July IA dP,.-The q. S. s.
Detroit collided with the trawler Joseph
George F. of Seattle late last night
off Tatoosh Island, Puget Sound, the
Coast Guard cutter Haida reported by
radio today The Haida said she was
proceeding to Neah Bay with Magaus
Haug, owner of the trawler. and Borg
man Lee, his companion.
The Haida took the trawler In tow.
The cause of the collision was not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
Lost Her Double Chin
Lost Her Prominent Hips
Lost Her Sluggishness
Gained Physical Vigor
Gained in Vivaeiousness
Gained a Shapely Figure

If you're fat-remove the cause!
KRUSCHEN SALTS contain the
mineral salts your body organs,
glands and nerves should possess to
function properly.
When your vital organs fail to
perform their work correctly-your
bowels and kidneys can't throw of
that waste material - before you
realize it-you're growing hideously
fat!
Take half a teaspoonful Of KRU-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
CARPENTER BIRD FREES MONKEYS
AND ZOO SHIP IS IN CONFUSION
Trouble.M Maker From Perch Mast Sees Pandemonum,
but Vanity Brings 1t Down.

the birds beak was the final ignominy
The Caracas sails again Wednesday
for Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela.
On every third OF fourth trip she brings
an obstreperous cargo for dealers,
menageies or ZOOS.
(Copyright. 1917
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Jury Debates Killing.

FREEHOLD. N. j., July IA lP).-The
fury which for i've days has listened to
testimony at the trial of Louis Parker,
Raymond Waddle. 80, son Of the assist
ant chief Of police Of Bowling Green,
KY, began its deliberation today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
GOLDFISH ARE GUARDED
Peoria Pool Depleted as Private
Ponds Gain-Patrol Results.

PEORIA, Ill, July IA (P.-A goldfish
patrol has been established here.
The police said they noticed that the
number Of goldfish in private rock gar
den pools increased as the number in
the park pools decreased, and decided
IL was time for action.
Hence a patrol was posted In the
parks to see that the goldfish remain in
their proper place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14
INDIAN SECTS RIOT
WITH NINE KILLED
MosIems Storm Srinigar
Jail, in Kashmir-Hindu
Section Is Sacked.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SRINIGAR, Kashmir, India, July
14.-The killing Of nine Moslems and
the wounding of scores or more by
police in the line of duty was viewed
today as a setback to the settlement
of communal relations between Mos
lens and Hindus,
A mob of Mohammedans stormed
the Jail yesterday in an attempt to
rescue one of their number accused OF
against the Hindus. Armed with make
shift weapons, they invaded the build
ing and overpowered the guard.
The Mahara jah of KaShmir took
charge of the situation and modified
troops on the scene. Police reserves
fired on the invaders and shot them
down when they refused to retreat.
Nine were killed on the spot and many
received wounds from which it was
feared they might die.
Terror spread through the city and
the more peaceful MoslenlS barricaded
themselves within their homes in fear
of a general Hindu attack. The more
revengeful carried the battle to the
Hindu section. aSsaulting pedestrians,
burning homes and wrecking shops.
Kashmir ordinarily Is a peaceful
state, peopled largely by Moslems, and
no similar outbreak has occurred for
nearly a century. Recently, however,
the Moslems have become embittered
in the belief that the choicest govern
nent posts we're going to the Hindus.
TWO DIE IN SIMLA RIOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-14

Canton, China, has decided to con-
tinue its municipal reconstruction pro-
gram
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

also interesting. conservative
prints IN brown and white. dark
blue and white and sometimes
green and white for daytime wear,
but for sports and resort wear
generally. honors 20 70 plain tones
used alone or in tw0-col0r or
t~hree-color combinations.
Some women chose printed
dresses In preference III those w
plain tone simply because they
Ike them. Their eye IA attracted
by the design and color cOmbina-
ton. Then there are some women
who make their own clothes who
choose printed materials because
they like color combinations and
are afraid 10 trust their own taste
I'M combining two or more plain
colors I'm the same dress Other
home dressmakers favor prints
because they are convinced. often
with reason. that slight defects
In workmanship and AZ are less
obvious in a print than "A plain
material Then there H. the too
obvious advantage that prints. es-
pecially the rather intricate ones.
give better service than plain
tones. Frankly they do not show
spots and therefore do not have
10 b. sent 10 the cleaners 20
often. To the really fastidious
woman that Is the worst plea for
prints or all.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
New HANDBAGS

New handbags are made Of
crocheted straw. mounted i'm com
position. sometimes IN wood.
These wood frames are most at
tractire- They are plain. un-
carved. but smooth a. driftwo0d,
sometimes unstained. just a nat
ural soft. light brown or grayish
color.
The tricolor. which seems 70
persist through the summer. is
evident In handbags. The red.
vhite and blue of the French flag
has given this combination TO the
fashion world-and. IN course. II
hts In with the flag color az other
countries. Tricolor bags are made
or crocheted silk. In broad. YER
tical bands. There are scarfs 10
match. the center section Of
white. with end stripes OF the
other colors. White. for instance,
for the middle section. with a red.
white and blue band at each end.
There are interesting bags with
big polka dots. too. Made OF silk
crepe. with scarfs 20 match.
White. with biz dots OF red or
blue or yellow or greenland worn
with dresses either Of white or Of
the color on the dots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

yellow. or green are combined ef.
fectively with the all white cos
tune. White was never more
generally worn by well-dressed
women than ii il this summer. At
the summer resorts and country
clubs the majority Of women are
opponents Of this fashion. White
linen. white pique and white cot
ton mesh are seen al every turn.
The separate skirt Of white
pique has been revived this sum
mer and If you have not already
added one 70 your wardrobe. you
should do SO now. Ii may be
bought separately or as part of a
two or three piece ensemble. Id
Is smartest when worn with a
sleeveless white pique blouse
tucked in at the waist and worn
with a wide patent leather belt
black. red. bright blue or green
or il may be worn w~aistcoat fash
ion. over the skirt at the front.
A straight line jacket Of pique IS
sometimes added 20 the white
pique costume. though usually u
little jacket Of silk or linen in
bright contrasting color is chosen.
II you have time and inclina.
ton 10 do a little home dress max
ing. you a make a number of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

EHANEL Of Paris started an in
~ t~eresting discussion when she
announced the fact that she was
not always and at all times IN
favor Of figured material. Chanel
of course does occasionally use
prints but she stands out as the
exponent Of plain toned materials.
This sumner prints have not
been quite SO much IN favor as
they We're last summer and the
summer before. II is not 10 much
that women do not like prints.
as that they have been intrigued
nv the interesting effects that
may obtained BY plain tones. As
things stand now and are likely
10 stand for the rest of The sum-
mer- prints are I'd their best in the
chiffon evening dress. There are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

Buy 4 Jacket or better still buy
tWO 0r three Jackets 10 add vari-
ety 10 your summer wardrobe al
small cost. IN almost all Of the
shops you can buy these short
jackets separately and with two
or three Jackets or different sorts
yen can do wonders.
Black linen Jackets are very
new You can wear one with
your white pique or linen or silk
crepe dress to obtain a smart
maybe effect. Then wear a black
ribbon band On your white pan
anna hat. wear white and black
bracelets and there YOU are,
A navy blue Or skipper blue
linen Jacket suggests interesting
possibilities. Wesr il with a
white dress M with one Of blue
and white figured handkerchief
linen or cotton wolfe. or wear it
with lighter blue dress. or to
make a more unusual color
scheme wear ii with pale pastel
pink or yellow. Then wear navy
blue and pale yellow, or navy
blue and pink. accessories 70
clinch the color scheme.
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Contrast in
Coat Collar
Attractive
Brown Jacket for Linen
and Crepe Sleeveless
Dress--vanity Watch
es Amusing

Paris advocates short coats Of
a different color than the dress.
Most attractive midsummer en-
sembies Of this sort show a white
sleeveless dress Of linen or crepe.
with a brown coat. long or three
quarter sleeves. Either white
gloves or brown. white shoes or
brown. white hat or brown. may
be worn smartly with this cos
tune.
Vanity wrist watches are anus
ing. There IL "A dummy watch
dial, strapped about the wrist by
ribbon or flexible metal band. and
under this dummy dial II a tiny
compact. exposed by opening the
face Of the watch. These tricks
r made for both daytime and
evening wear.
Real diamonds are worn more
on the street now than they have
been. a rich woman. famous for
dressing smartly. sometimes ap-
pears In the street with her wed
ding ring a. her only piece 0f
lewelry. Sometimes she appears
with a couple Of inch-wide dia-
mond bracelets on one arm and a
big diamond brooch in her hat.
A new way TO wear jeweled
broochs or clips on the hat has
been originated BY Suzanne Tai
bot, who has a hat that is worn
on the back OF the head. with
a little front brim that ~ weighted
down over the forehead with a
jeweled clip.
Some OF the new sport frocks
OF shantung or linen have a row
Of buttons from hem 10 the begin
ming OF the v-neck line.
Sport hats are made with pique
brims and mesh crowns. the abb
soIute utmost OF comfort and ap-
propriateness.
All white bathing accessories
are very smart There are white
linen beach pajamas with four
black buttons as the only break
In their colorlessness. There are
Topping white beach hats OF both
straw and pique. Bathing crepe
straw and pique- Bathing caps of
white rubber look well with a suit
Of any color. And white beach
sandals are made on canvas Or or
rubber.
Fagoting Is used on some Of
the smart midsummer dresses Of
white crepe. They are simply
made. tailored In line and finish.
with fagoting as their only trim
ming.
A smartly dressed actress. with
excellent taste OF the stage as on.
ordered six such dresses recently.
made in six different pastel colors
but all alike, cut 20 her meas.
ure.
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Under the Jacket

Vests. al ilets. NJ M M m w
Blouses-call them what you will
these charming little washable
garments that make summer INV
inE "A JOY. They are much in thi
mode. and they can be bough
for "A mer song. IN You watci
the sales you will find lovely hit
on lace and linen. silk and err
broidery for prices ranging upwar
from IA dollar. A cOat-and-skir
suit ar cotton with three uf thesi
little blouses makes a most usefu
and becoming vacation knock
about suit. which may bR wori
from morning til night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

these little Jackets yourself. Make
q Of blue or brown Or black
crepe with large white coin dots
and save enough of the material
70 make "A neck bow. Then wear
your dotted jacket with a white
pique or cotton mesh and finish
the picture with The bow az the
front OF the collar.
A blue flannel Jacket made with
straight long sleeves and finished
with brass buttons 81 a natural
emblem on the sleeve Will prove a
most useful addition M your vaca-
ton wardrobe. These Jackets are
made Of very light weight fan
mel without Innings and are very
smart when worn with q white
skirt and blouse or a white one
piece dress. For beach or boat
ing the same jacket may BE worn
with white COB trousers or PAL
amas.
Short Sleeve Favored
one OF the most interesting de-
velOpmenfs nj the summer fash
ions has been the acceptance of
the jacket with short or three
quarter sleeve. no he sure this
fashion was originated months
ago and was launched last spring
but the significant fact is that IN
has been accepted 50 enthusiast
cally ia this country. With
sports clothes the jacket with a
straight. fun length sleeve is the
preferred type. but for the more
feminine type Of sumner dress
the slightly haring elbow Or three
quarter sleeve is favored.
And now the question has been
raised Will the shorter sleeve be
carried over for autumn VIII
sleeves OF this description be ac-
cepted for heavier suit Jackets
Really there is mo reason why
they should not continue. and If
they do then we shall expect tn
see the long glove for street wear
as much ia demand for autumn
els ~ Hes ntNM III rAAAAA.A#
Meshes. meshes and still more
meshes. There are close fitting
little hats Of cotton mesh. and
slightly more substantial ones 0f
wool mesh. There are cotton
mesh dresses i'm white and pastel
tones. and jersey sports dresses
with crochet WOOL mesh tops.
There are meshes with larger
holes and with small holes. soft.
nlmy mcshes and stiffened lace
meshes. Nothing could be cooler
than the new silk mesh under
things. Add 70 vVur list mesh
stockings. shoes and gloves and
you will agree that meshes play
q varied role In The seasons fash
ions. There are coarse mesh.
very sheer stockings for evening
finer meshes Tor daytime year.
and Isle mesh stockings for
sports. We have been told that
there will he wool mesh stockings
toe. for autumn sports wear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Daintiness
In Collars
And Cuffs
Variety Of Materials
Used for These Ac-
cesscries - Yellow Is
Proving Popular Color

NEW, charming and old
~ fashioned.
That's what strikes you
about the very newest thing
in collars and cuffs. The col
lars and cuffs are Of net and
lace, most exquisite. most
dainty. Tucked and embrOid-
cred. Shirred and pleated.
Finest net edged with cob
webby lace. And this is the
trick. They are held In place
with pins. IA big bow-knot NV
straSs or rhinestones TO pin
the collar I'd the front of the
bodice. "A smaller bowknot Al
each cuff OR "A big pearl pin
al the collar and bar WI four
big pearls on each cuff. The
effect H. 10 utterly dainty and
attractive that YOU either
want ~ buy one of the new
collar and cuff sets with wv
brooch and cuff pins 10 e.
with i'll; or else to rummaec
through your jewelry box WV
lind attractive pins you al
ready own that will answer
the purpose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

DRESSES for summer evening
~ of plain and evelet-embrniA
cred organdie are cool ana WV
lightful. Especially In white on
IN yellow. Yellow is turning au
~ be one NJ the best WY the sum
mers colors. When IL was frs
advocated In the spring w0mci
worried because N WV. supposedly
a difficult color 70 wear TIL
beauty shops made IA speciality IN
giving advice nn makeup tO d0I
when one wore yellow But lot
az women now wear yellow whi
don't wear makrup-save wv iItth
rouge or lipstick. and enougl
powder 20 keep the skin from
CLEANING. Yellow. IN sr nS. Wy
nothing 10 be afraid of. III is sur
prisinglv becoming TO the health
skin on midsummer. that has beet
tanned by the sun and flushed WY
exercise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

Black and white jewelry Ia
smart. with black. white Or col.
ored summer dresses. Some ex-
ceedingly attractive necklaces are
made OF black. gray and white
beads. Some necklaces are made
entirely OF rondels. loosely strung.
one straight against the other,
We used 10 look On rondels as
merely something 10 separate
beads. Now We look at them w.
the suitable substance for the
complefe necklace.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Melon Hats

Melon hats. for little girls as
well as for their mothers. are
among the new things. Pique hats
nf white are worn with frocks Of
all colors. Sometimes the hat is
~ade vi the material of the dress.
matching III. Sometimes II II made
81 colored lawn-in pink. blue.
green. lavender or yellow-and
worn with 4 white frock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

An interesting color scheme
endorsed by Regny Of Paris con-
sists OF putty. brown and orange.
Putty is a slightly yellow gray
tone that stands In favor with
the French dressmakers at the
present time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12
Brighter CoIors Due

Bright and still brighter coIors
are on their way. and those who
arc best able To predict coming
taste and fashions. assure IT, that
there will Be less tendency TO 20
into dun dark colors for autumn
this year than usually exists.
Flame color. bright reddish
browns. nasturtium tones. coral
red. sapphire blue. magenta and
even purple have been spoken Of
as colors likely to succeed next
autumn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-07-12

MOOD bead bags are both smart
Wv aud sensible for midsummer
wear. They r made Of ROUND
wooden beads, about as hiE aE NJ
bayberry-or. N that isn't w fam
liar smile. a little smaller THAI
q pea The beads are strung ur
cord Or wire SO that fhH hHE if
flexible. but firm. Some Ot th,
bags are envelopes, with a but
toned flap wooden button. SOM
are pounches. mounted in wO0deI
frames. with handles OF braidet
leather Or OF wooden links.