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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, THURSDAY A10HNLKG, JANUARY 22, 1920.
Si
The Great Middle Class
Worm Beginnig To Turn
Oppression From Above and Below in England To Be
Met by Organized Resistance To Organize Along
Lines of the Soviet.
DRESS
: BY ANNE R1TTENIIQVSK
LATEST DECREE ON
THE MODERN DANCE
Bill To Ban The Movies
Of "Wild And Wooly" West
Bans the "Half Nelson" and
the "Shimmy Lock."
By ltALIMI COt'UTXKY. , There is no move which tan tie
, ,. . A . ... taken by labor extremists that the
The nnJdle classes in England hae ..conimjUce for thft ,najnlenaLe of
decided to resist oppression. Monop- essential public services" is not pre-
r.listlo r-.-iniiHllsts above ftnd organized . pared to counter. r
labor below will now have to reckon
When the scavengers of Kensing
. ton anil PaddinKton came out
as an adjunct to the bathing suit
frock.
The Hat anil the- Veil.
The sketch shows an unusual hut of
straw and taffeta which carries one
of these veils as its most important
reason for existence. The lint la like
In France last yea the women who , a beehive and the puff of taffeta. Is so
The Ornamental Veil uf I .are anil
Tulle Which Serves a a Neck Drap
ery Has Conic Into l'ualilou On the
IIooIm of the Afternoon Frock Tliat
Klviils an Kvcnliur Uowu In the
Ucpth of its Dectilletage.
Reform Movement Under
taken By Dance Masters'
Association.
nT joe l. b KEii.
(Staff ('orneniKimlent, The fit Icon.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. A 'bill
designed to prevent tho potential
.laiiKcr in tho exhibition of pictures
of -the wild and woolly west has been
introduced In the United States senate
by Senator Gore, of Oklahoma.
crime, or act of? violence, or f the
trial in court or otherwise ot any such
person."
Penalty for Violation.
Kof. violation of this law. If law It
becomes, Senator Oore would provide
punishment by line not exceeding
1 10,000 or imprisonment not exceeding
1 five years, or both. The same penalty
. .... . . , Kliiei Utt'
The mtdflie classes nave laKei.. a . vL found them80lvc8 against the
from tho extremism dook. iney n.ie R!lni!,aUon ot th0 Miadlo class union,
decided to organize themselves on. V()IuTlteer(i wpre ,11mediatply caIlea
soviet lines as tho best method or de- t bv thp commjUoef and th8 BUike
feutlng their enemies. ln rendered ineffective.
Captain Stanley Alinoi, wno -n.is in- Nevertheless, the Middle Class union
the! wore-the deeply decollete street gown 'ae inn , giw s k. r .i oreauwi ... .
wnn me sivitiia-u v...- nlier ihv on n iir itn nor str ke thev!.,:, .... v..i .i, i iv.
- Mm i i,i null!,. i it UltlllU kilU ,. I ... l .... , s.. .,,,,, Mbnll
duccd to forsake party politics in or
der to undertake the defense of the
Tlrltish bourgeois, told Tho Tribune'
that the middle class union had
sprung almost spontaneously from the.
needs of the day.
Since its inauguration in March.'
1918. thousands of members have en-j
rolled themselves in Vs ranks. It;
now has a parliamentary group of
morn than fifty members of the upper
and lower houses pledged to press the
objects of tho union.
The Brand council of the union,
which sits in London, Is now fed by
more than 140 branch Soviets In the
leading towns of England. Local
branches may spring up anywnere,
declares that it is not a strike break
ing organization, to interfere In ordi-i
narv industrial disputes, but merely.
intends to be prepared in tho event of:
an emergency to carry on
public services.
a veil. In truth, I'urls was amazingly
free of veils. When one saw a piece
of net or lare over the
French woman It looked stilted. She
seemed u bit prudish old-maidish.
Tho French do not wear hair nets,
therefore they have been consistent
followers of the veil, using It as a
means of onhtineing the complexion.
essential : of softening their make-up, of hiding
any possible. detects in the neck. When
Although the middle class Soviets i therefore, they adopted the extremely
are set up for the resistance of oppres-1 low gown for all hours and occasions,
THE CHEAT GAL TWO H was a contradictory thing to drop
slon from above as well as below, the ' the veil. Yet this is what they did.
union makes a sharp distinction be-! There have been few seasons like
tween monopolistic capitalism and the, those during the war and Immediately
ordinary variety, toward which the; after when the face and nock of the
union lias the most benevolent feel-I French woman was entirely uncovered
ings. What it fears most is oppression during tho day. In tho spring tho
from below. Organized labor stands' shops sold veils, the milliners offered
as the greatest enemv of the Middle . them, and hats were trimmed with
Class union. Anion middle class en-1 blonde tulle, but when the summer
It to a
warm of bees leaving the hive.
It is entirely draped with a veil of
face of a laee ana tune wnn ii lies gemiy uroumi
the neck and tans in long einis over
the shoulder, it serves as a scarf, nil
apology of a wrap to the unusual
amount of uncovered t-kin that the
(rock permits.
LATK.ST DANCES . . . .
MOW YORK,. Jan. 19
ANY T1MF.
Old fash-
Whilo movie men rejoice that thls,would be imDosed for aenrilnv m
bill would not place a ban upon thejnko films through the United fitatta
Minis that show the empire In her ; malls.
multiplicity of.niachlnattons, they fearj What the senate will do to It li, of
that It is tiio beginning of a campaign , course, a guess but over in the house
for more strict censorship. And the there is n sentiment ln favor of eueh
movie men aro not partial to any,a w. j.or instance. Representative
muvt-inrui miming iu rrsiricuon ui , oodwln, of the sixth district of North
S. K. O. business.
Senator (lore's bill
would make it
lneil, keep-j our-disiancc dances, are unlawful to bring Into this country, or
to displace the modern Jazz steps, lr
the nation-wide reform movement
undertaken bv tho American National 0f
Association of .Masters of Dancing
to transport from one stato to another
In the United States, or to send out
i.iis country to another country.
An., nlrhipn film nni-lni. r.1,.-
THE-
HOUSEHOLD
l'Mltcd by Anuo Htttenhoune.
a bit of psvrnorx)GY.
Students of psychopathies not lnfre-
The rule Is that as soon as a local tnuslasls will be found volunteers. I came face coverings were swept aside , ouenlly go to great pains when trying . Tw i. -.harmed urn often
branch has more than Io0 members , ,, forth , ,,,,. I as if the weather were too warm to , to cure or relieve persons suirenngi . ,'..,. ,,,:,. ,ia,.,ni,ra
It receives a "warrant- from the cen- , drpdg when L, d QeoTf,0 caIlpd for , tolerate such an addition to the cos- I from nervous disorders to probe down ! - o '
tral body which entitles It to send a citizon army for tho protection of the tumc. It seemed as If the crudities of deep in consciousness of tnP Iil ; nrie'tors ere advised to pick out ten or a
v. tn l, rrrnn,! riiiinc In T.nn- m. - ,.-o l.o.l i ,n noril l ...l f a ch Inn a 1 t ten t In And the nhlert Hhout which l'ooli"ll"':' 'r"' 1"-u1.
.ui-i n- 7, . ji T,i. i i couiiuy uunng 1110 mxi railway miiKc.i ...... ------ - -- - dozen objectionable coupes una, lr a
don. The grand council is divided anrt nlav form thn nucleuH of ,ho ; based on modesty. 'the patient experiences the greatest , "z.e" ... . n,,., ih.m
Into management, parliamentary, or-1 "White" guards as opposed to the la- Many of the Ajnerlcans followed the , uneasiness. Rarely can the patient
ganlzntlon, propaganda and otheribor "RCa. guards should these latest! French. They discarded face veils. , herself tell Just what it is. She may
committees.
May i:ven Strike,
proves Hucccsslui. i no uaiicing urnm- iure nun or mm or otner represen
crs, ll is announced here, couut upon tatlons purporting to show or to
tho support of mothers, fathers, 1 simulate tho acts or conduct of any
daughters, ons. danco hall proprie- ex-eonvlct, desperado, bandit, train
tors, dancing teachers and hostesses 'robber, bank robber or outlaw, or of
ajid It necessary tho police depart- any person reputed or represented to
men! to exterminate tho "half nel- have been convicted of crime or to
son." "body hold," 'shimmy lock" and or to have been a desperado, bandit,
other Imported ball room grips which train robber, bank robber, or outlaw,
are practiced by some dancers. j In the commission or attempted corn-
Cheap and vulgar music is also to mission of any crime or acts of vlol
come under the ban and, according to ence. or In escape or flight of any such
a circular Just Issued by tho nssocla- person from the alleged scene of any
tlon, those in charge of community or i such purported crime or attempted
publlo dances aro urged to snow tneir
opposition to undesirablo dances by
distributing "You will please leavo the
hall" cards to those who persist in
Carolina, would undoubtedly lUDDort
the measure because he has recently
had brought home to him the possl- '
bllltles of danger in the exhibition of
this class of films.
During the holidays his ten year
old son was the victim of a pistol In
tho hands of a youngster Just two or
three years older. Jtoth had been to
a 'movie" and had witnessed the '
bandits shooting up trains and one
another. Then the young Oodwln boy
and his companion played "robber"
and one was seriously Injured.
The movie men, however, are pre
paring to fight the passage of the hjlt
and already there are numbers of
representatives of film flrma In Wash
ington waiting to appear before the
senate committee on commerce, to
which tho aore bill was referred.
! warning is disregarded, to oust them
ut once.
DISCUSSiONS OF TREATY
I WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. Markod !
POLICE COMMISSIONER
IS
i
The Middle Class union, ln pur-, -rvihttno
suance of Its ends, will use the strike i
weapon If necessary. air. i.cnneu ,
.lones. M. P., one of tho leading en-j
thusiasts ot the union, says: I
"On tho day the middle classes I
strike the despised bourgeois will :
prove himself a more redoubtable and ,
efficient antagonist than the bolshevist. j
Not a shop, nor a bank, nor a church,
nor a hospital, nor a dispensary, nor ;
a theater, nor a cinema would open. ;
The whole business and pleasure of'
the country would stop. Io Fapai
bull of excommunication in the Dark
Ages would have caused more com
plete paralysis of national life. This
Is carrying self-protection to its logi
cal conclusion.
The Middle Class union Is enrolling
every one from viscount to the mean
est member of the shop-keeper or pro
fessional classes. Mr. Kennedy Jones
states:
"A peer -with a moderate Income
may be so hard hit by unfair taxation
that he is practically unable to live.
A retired greengrocer may be so over
burdened by the state demands on his
hard earned savings, combined with
the shrinkage of the purchasing pow
er of money, that ho is on the verge
of beggary.
products of civilization ever invade' They did not, however, discard hair, mum is someimng wnuo in nnmy
'the ancient soil of Britain New York' nets, for it is part of our religion of it will be something quite Qinerent
i'ou will soon see." the circular 1 Improvement In possibility of c
AIRSHIPS ARE POSSIBLE
patient gently up' to' the object the ' cheerful, properly accented and the
U. S. Must Prepare for Com
mercial Air Navigation,
Says Hensley.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 Commer
cial air navigation is coming and the
United States must prepare to meet
that Issue, declared Colonel C. Hens
ley in a report to the air service,
United States army, from Germany,
where he is studying dirigibles.
"Airships are now possible In any
kind or condition of weather," Col
onel Hensley wrote. , "No weather
conditions, excent a strone. cross ban-
Both peer and retired greengrocer j gar wind, prevent the Bodensee the
costumerv to keep the hair within 1 or it may bo part or her maiany mat
bounds. The French do not look un- she Is practically Incapable of men-.
tidy and disorderly without hatr nets; j tionlng the dread subject. Often the
the Anglo-Saxon io, The French hair ! discovery Is made quite by accident. i
is glossy and rolls itself across the Then the psychopathic spcialist goes ,
'head ln well-ordered waves, and even about it much as a farmer trying to,
when it is nulled out. fancied, and; break in a shy colt. He leads the
made to stand on end after the fash-
ion of some of tho younger set in Paris
I It merely becomes picturesque. With
; such a coiffure the average American
j woman looks her worst.
Fortunately, the hair net and veil
, are both in fashion over here. True,
j one sees more uncovered faces than
usual, but the ornamental veil of tulle
I and lace has appeared as a concealing
adjunot to tho deeply decollete after-
noon frock. It will grow in fashion as
the season progresses from cold
warm.
At present no woman wears a low
necked, short-sleeved frock on the
street, without a coat, but when she
removes her Jacket in the house one
sees she Is dressed as her great grand
mother during the civil war. And by
the way, it is amusing to hear our
selves calling this costume "shock
ingly French" when all one baa to do
Is to search the family album to see
its prototype on those sainted women
reads, "that you have raised the stand
ard of your establishment and that
the loss will be more than made up
by double the number of persons who
have respect for you and your dances."
Some of tho rules and regulations
which all are urged to obey follow:
Dance music should bo bright and
are or tne middle classes in mo
union"s political use ot the phrase;
without the union neither has any to
defend his cause.
"This state of affairs is so mani
festly unfair tha tone wonders how
it has continued so long. The reason
probably Is that only Just before the
war the political power labor has
gained throug-h its unions was fully
realized. Unless this power be con
fronted by other powers of nearly
equal or of greater strength, human
nature being what It Is. it Is bound
m ha abused. The victims will be
the weak, those unable to
their rights.
Solution Is Organization.
"It is the T6nial ot civil Justice,
rlghtrlghts and liberties by the domi
nant class for the time being, It mat
ters not -whether it be upper, middle
or lower, that has led, and always
will lead, to revolutions and rebel
lions. Let all classes De sirong, aim
commercial air-liner built since the
armistice by the Zeppelin Airship
corporation at Frederichshafen on
Lake Constance, from making its
.daily flight (390 miles) to Staaken,
IS miles from Berlin.
"Because she files between Berlin
and the natural outlet to Switzerland
the accommodations are at a premi
um. Bookings have been made four
weeks in advance at 475 marks.
"The design of the Bodensee is the
latest in airships, so far advanced
over anything I have seen, that one
Is led to express the opinion that, in
defend airship construction (and operation
as well) all other countries are mere
'babes In the woods' compared to tho
Germans.
"Our airship construction and op
eration should be patterned after the
most efficient system. There Is no
doubt in my mind that system lies in i
Germany.
Commercial air navigation is con-
bote noire. He talks about it. Just as
If it were the most natural thing ln
tho world. And gradually, by showing
that it Is perfectly harmless or that It
does not exist, he dispels the sensation
of fear that has become an obsession.
Sometimes he actually causes the ob
stacle to be removed. For Instance,
there are some persons whoso fear of
flro amounts to an obsession. By hav
ing that person sleep within easy ac-
to oss of a fire escape dispels the nerv
ousness and brings back a normal
state of mind. But it sometimes takes
a good deal of probing on the part of
the specialist to find that It Is a fear
of fire that underlies the trouble.
That Is Just a bit of psychology.
The method of cure Is one that may
there will be peace in tho land; good j ng and we must meet that issue very
will flourishes where sen-respect
abounds. But at the present stage
of civilization, as society is consti
tuted, there cannot be strength with
out organization.
"The class or section of the com
munity that has no union is a mere
mob of Individuals; a -union wields It
into an army powerful for good or 111.
"Organized labor and organized
capital, when In dispute, totally ignore
the general community; they regard
Its Interests simply a weapons for
v.oi wn nurnoses. and they treat
the middle classes, as Germans did tho
.soon. Let us be prepared to choose
our course so that we shall make as
few mistakes as possible. The build
ing up of the present small commer
cial enterprise ln Germany has meant
numerous heartbreaking experiences.
"Millions of marks have been lost
in the beginning, and lives of mem- j
bers of crews have been lost, but let
1 it be said, to the eternal credit of the 1
man with the fixed Idea and of his !
subordinates, that not a single pas-,
senger carried on a Zeppelin airship !
has been injured or killed and to I
slnta lha tnlol i,.,rrlJ linn r.,nk..l
wVen ml children in Belgium, as ! sum of 140.000. ; u. a ni, i .
shields to protect their fighting men. j "This statement does not mean that ; " I '.,L1 !
m Hrtin classes are the most casualties will not occur. I, resnni-I tulle and worn with a low afternoon ,
nowerful community in the political , ble boys can take airships in the airi
- . .. ' I ...... ,V.AnA ..I'll Inn, Y. ., ; . V. J , . . . !
world, but tney are inijiuirui, uvauo anu uiuig- Liivm uwnii ui names in xne
neart oi a large ouy, or careless or-
phrases well divided. Cheap, vulgar
music of the extreme Jazz type in
vites cheap, vulgar meaningless danc
ing. It Is useless to expect refined
dancing when the muaio lacks all re
finement, for, after all, what is danc
ing but an Interpretation of music?
The association has adopted the
following tempos, It being Impossible
the masters say, to regulate fast danc
ing: "Walts 48 measure to minute
"Two-step 54 measure to minute
"One step 68 measure to minute
"Fox Trot 40 measure to minute
"Dancers should assume a light.
graceful position," say the masters.
be applied to the housewife as well as ?Th?re should be no Jerky half-steps
to the nervous patient. For a good
for these cause undesirable variations.
manv housewives are renllv suffering partners snouio not aance wun cneegs
more from nerves than from over- close r touching nor should the clasp
work. It Is the continual mental fret- e tight. 'Neck holds' are positively
ting that worries them more than the
amount of work they do. And It fre
quently happens that the cause of this
fretting has become so much a mat
ter of dally existence that they can
hsrdly tell you what It Is,
But most housewives can cure them
selves. Just sit down and &skyorsQlf
' unpardonable. The gentleman's arm
should encircle his partner's waist,
his hand restingilightly Just Apve the
waist Una. The lady's left al should
not encircle her partner's! jfulders
or neck. .
"Steps or movements that cannot
be controlled should not be taught
what It Is that worries you. what it is! dancing; teachers. Bhort side steps,
that makes housework a drudgery. I nrst "ft, then left, when done con
When you wake up ln the mornings ; tinuoualy. are not conducive to re
just which task Is it that you dread j nn,e'1 dancing; and should not be per
more than the others? mitted. 'Shimmy dancing,' a shaking
One housewife sifted things down Pr jerking of the upper part of the
In thin wv until hn frmnrt Mint II wh DOC,y Wniie laKlllg snort Steps Or
her ice box. It was too small and It
was leaky. It was constant source
of annoyance. Things tipped over ln
it and usually Just at the busiest time.
So the curing of her state of nerves
was simple. She realized that the only
thing to do was to get a new Ice box,
it was expensive, but it was worth
while, for with the old ice box replace
ed by a new one her state of nervous
ness bad disappeared. She had wop
ried over that little difficulty until it
had assumed the proportions of a
black beast.
Now It may be that there Is some
one thing in your housework that Is
gradually assuming alarming propor
tions in your thoughts? Stop and
think what it Is. Then either show
yourself that it is not such a fearful
thing after all or remove the obstacle
entirely.
To make )10 and spend 19 means
success; to make 10 and spend $11
means ruin. Which way are you
headed ?
their Dower is not organized. They
are the backbone of the body politic,
but a backbone without force or life,
in that each vertebra is separate and
At only for a game of knucklebones
bv street urchins."
So, at the instigation of Mr. Ken
nedy Jones and other enthusiasts, the
middle classes formed themselves into
a trade union, under a provisional
management committee of some thirty
distinguished Englishmen, including
Sir H. O. Bax-Ironslde, K. C. M. G.;
F Edge, Sir J. Forbes-Robertson,
R. P. Hewitt, K. C; C. F. Highman,
M P.: Colonel J. II. Pretyman-New-man,
M. P.. and others.
The Ideal which the union set be
fore itself was:
fleers and men may explode a dirlgl
ble on the ground and burn a number
of spectators; but we can at least con
duct our service along scientific,
known principles, that can be obtain
ed from an intimate study of the Ger
man methods, and thus minimize the
number of disasters.
"America is by nature the chosen
spot of all the world for commericlal
airship work; with her great expanse
of territory within her, far flung ter
ritories and insular possessions, with
her commercial possibilities in Cen
tral and South America, with her cen
ters of population disposed so as to
require morej-apid transport
gown which lias small tpB for
sleeves.
who are held up to this generation as
models of purity and modesty.
At the present hour we get tbts
fashion of the enveloping bird-cage
veil from those who are going south.
In its most ornamental form It la used
STREET CAB SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT JUNB U .
ZILLICO AND RETURN :, f.U,
t:l0 a. m.
RIVERSIDE PARK :1( and every II
minutes until 11 p. m.
DEPOT VIA BOUTHSIDB AVBNU
1:30 a, m. and every li minutes until 1:11
TnaniA- ui tnaa venr 714 minuf until x-jk
yet ln orperaffsn. with her suddIv of'p. "., then every U minutes until 11. M
"To organize me miou'e cia: ivi neiiura gas unequaiiea in an tne world
ollective action to protect their in- should bid strong for that which fa. j .JJ!;P?T vtA FHBNCH BRpap AVK.
linnnooHnnnJilv hr n-o,. i , MJB I S. St., aAa eVSTy Is mlOUteS Until
1 Ar0lq
During the last six months close
upon two hundred meetings were held
by the union and its branches in vari
ous parts of tho country. On behalf
of the union the taxation committee
gave evidence before the royal com
mission on income tax to -the effect
that, among other things:
(a.) No further Increase of Income
tax should be levied on incomes under
$10,000 per annum.
(b) rne income i.u in wane ram
rs. whether manual- or
should be collected weekly.
unquestionably, her way in the path jVV
MEETING PLANNED
BY PRESBYTERIANS
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Jan. 21. Deci
sion to call a meeting of committees
from the various branches of the
Presbyterian church some time in
February at a nlace to be selected
-:,i- .., 1.11-1 .
Clerical, c08er reiationa between the divisions
.,u.u - -- . I was nmue ai louay s sessions nere or
Other activities of the union con- representatives from 14 of tha 1
MAftOR f a. m. ana every 15 mlnutsa
until 11 p. m.
CHARLOTTE! STREET TKRMfNUS
t a. it., end every U minute until 11 p,
m.; 11:90 car runs through; returning
lures end of car Una at 1L
PATTO?f AVKNUK s a. m. ul vary-
a. m. and arery 11
Ifrted in obtaining the right of repre
sentation on local committees under
the profiteering act and the promise
of the next vacant seat on the con
sumers' council of thirty, which sits
under the ministry of food.
Broke Railroad fctrlke.
The first crisis .which the Middle
Class union successfully weathered
was the recent railway strike. It
was owing to the spirit among the
middle classes which the union aims
at harnessing that the British publie
carried on 1 until a settlement was
reached.
In preparation for the next round
of Its fight against organized labor
a new department of the central so
viet has been formed. Two generals,
two rear admirals and three lieuten
ant colonels have formed a committee
for the maintenance of the essential
public services in times of strikes and
have under their care a carefully com
piled list of the services for which
members of the union are suited and
which they volunteer to perform ln
ease ot necessity. ,
IS minutes until 11 p.
EAST STREET
nlnutea until 11 D. m.
GRACE, VIA MERRTMOV AVHN'TJ
a. bu uten every im susoxes until II
0. m.
BILTMORE a. m.. and then every It
minutes nntfl 11 p. nv, iaat er.
DEPOT AND WT!8T A8HKVILL1B VIA
BOUTHSIDB AVENUE a. m. as?
every IS minutes uatll It av am,
SUNtoAV SCHEDULE OIWFBRS IN THE
FOLLOWING PARTICULARS.
Car leaves Square tor Manor a and tjl
a. m.. arrives Square f :ls and t-J, tnea
every SO minutes until 1:10.
Cars leave Squara for Depot vis South
Id avenue S:80, SMS, (:bo, t:lt'u
?.w 710 a-00 mnA I n V i' .11!
.wv...B w . . . . ................ Q4USi lur xviiv. srmcii BrOsMl eve
the various branches of the denomi-lnue t.li, 9:10. :4S, l:tt, T:4S and :lt
nation, was elected chairman and; Car f or 'Depot leaves Square I 4S a. as.
Dr. Homer McMillan, of Atlanta, see-Jfl&l?il m.
r.Srv similar. runimlttM. ,.v . leaves the Square for Char.
been.- appointed by other assemblies
and It is with these the southern
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becomes Invigorated,
Mrs. Francis Mervler. Brunswick, Oa..
wrltM- "Mv liver nnd kldneva were very
bad bat tTtanks to Bliss Native Herb Tab
lets, I have not a trace or my oiu troume
now. I shall continue to keep them on
band. Just as long as I can get them."
Bliss Native Herb Tablets are put up In
two slses, uOc. and $1.00. Accept no
substitutes. 1ooK ror the trade
mark and money back guarantee
on every box.
Sold by local druggists and local aarents
everywhere. Made by Alonco O. Bliss Co-
Washington, D .C.
standing still, should not be tolerated,
"The proper dancing step should be
the same as a natural walking one
except In exhibition dancing, which
properly belongs to the stage, not the
ball room. Exceptionally long or short
steps are not in good lorm.
"Dancing should be from the waist
down, not from the waist up. Copy
ing of the extremes used on the mod
ern stage is lnbad taste. Remember
that tha majority of dancers desire to
dance according to the best accepted
standards, that is, without the slight
est trace of offense to dignity or
decorum,"
posing the senate deadlock over
peace treaty was reported tonight by
leaders participating in the bi-partisan
compromise negotiations.
Although tho leaders yesterday
came clone to a break, today's meet
ing, it Was stated upon authoritative
Information, resulted in material pro
gress toward a compromise. At one
time since the bi-partisan conference
began a week ago, one of the active
leadors declared, have tho prospects
been so bright for an agreement be
tween the four republican and five
democratic members of the commit
tee. It was added, however, that to
morrow might bring another change
ln the situation.
Possibility of harmonizing differ
ences over the fundamental contro
versies article 10 of the league of na
tions covenant and the question of
equal voting in the league were the
basis of feollng among the conferees
tonight that a compromise may yet
be reached. The conferees also feel
Xjls Shot Down in One of
Main Streets Fires in
Self Defense. '
sure that, possibly with some dlfflcul-fefflciency in the detective depart
ty any compromise which the bl-par
tlaan conference could agree on would
be accepted by the senate.
Another boshIoii of conferees will be
held late tomorrow after the republi
cans and democrats confer ln sepa
rate councils earlier ln the day. A
number of tho "mild reservation" re
publicans also plan to confer tomor
row prior to mooting of the Joint con
ference. .
DUBLIN, Jan. 31. (By tha Asso
ojated Press) Assistant Commia-
sioncr of Police Redmond waa shot
and killed at 8:30 o'clock thla eve
ning in Harcourt street, ,one of Dub
lin's main thoroughfares.
When assailed, Mr. Redmond draw
his own pistol and fired two shots
In self defense. When ha dropped!
to the ground he still had his auto
matic In his hand. . '
Mr. Redmond recently was brought
to Dublin from Belfast where he had
been a successful constabulary of
ficer, to assist In co-ordinating ' tha
Dublin police and secure increased
ment.
THURLES, Ireland, Jn. 81. -By
the Associated Press) Another con
stable was shot and badly wounded
last night while returning to his borne
here. Armed squads, later searched
the district and entered several .
houses looking for the assailants and
also questioned pedestralns. No ar
rests were made. ,
"IN THE DAY'S NEWS.
Anthony Caminettl, whose depart
ment Is ln charge of the deportation of
alleged reds from the United States
has been commissioner general ot im
migration since the early part of the
first Wilson administration. Commis
sioner Caminettl hails from California
and has the distinction of being the
first among men of Italian race stock,
to get any considerable political rec
ognition from a federal administration
He is a lawyer, by profession, and
from 1S87 to 1S92 waa district attor
ney of Amador County. Then followed
terms ln both houses of the California
legislature, and two terms ln congress
aa a representative. Identifying him
self quite early in life with the demo
cratic party he had full recognition
from that body aa delegate to nation
al conventions and aa a candidate
for elector.
synods of the Presbyterian churches
of the United States, (Southern ) it
was announced tonight.
Dr. A. M. Frazier, of Staunton, Va.,
moderator of tha last general as
sembly of the southern church at
which the committee in session here
was authorized to conduct a survey
body proposes to meet in February.
No other action was taken today,
it was announced after tonight's ses
sion. The committee will continue
its dlscussiokia and la expected to
complete its work , by tomorrow
night.
First car leaves the Square for BJyar.
aide l:M. next l:4S. ,
First oar leaves the Square for Vest
Aahevllle :1S. T; next 1:1a. WWI
First ear leerea Square for BUtmore
( :t a. aw aad every t minutes until
e'dock.
First ear leaves Square for Oraee :M
a. m., and every 10 minutes until I p. am,
Wltn ui aoove exceptions, Bua
imence at I a. aa. and eaa
Thibet, of which so little is known
by the outside world. Is nevertheless
larger than France, Spain and Ger
many combined, and has a population " 2 "". .TSJSS -TlZfVTy
aehedules commence
tiniiA same mm week dais.
On evening when entertainments are ta)
progress at the Auditorium the last trta
en all lines will ke from entertalnai
Careless Shampooing
Spoils the Hair
l erert Aaaitaraaav
Soap ahould be used very carefully.
If you want to keep your hair look
ing Its best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali.
This dries the scalp, makes the hair
brittle, and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is
Mulslfied coacoput oil shampoo
(which is pure and greasoless), and
is better than anything else you can
use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thorough. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub
it In. It makes an abundance of rich,
creamy lather, which rinses out easily,
removing every particle of dust, dirt,
dandruff and excessive elL The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves
the scalp soft, and the hair fine and
allky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy
to manage.
You can get Mulslfied cocoanut oil
shampoo at any pharmacy, its very
cheap, and a few ounce will supply
every member of the family for
jaoaUai. JLdv
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Bryant
Washburn
He sold his trouble
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