Rabbi Eiseman Critiques World Morals In An Interview
Rabbi Eiseman condemned modern society as money mad and sensual, urging religion to drop its pedestal and engage with everyday life. He warned divorce scandals, immodest dress, gambling, and screen vampires threaten society, advocating democracy and hard work with the Salvation Army as a model.
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New York
Aaron Piseman
United Press Today
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Etseman
Salvation Army
Billy Sundsay
Anti-Saloon League chief targets motion pictures
Dr Wilbur F Crafts of the Anti Saloon League arrived to warn that four great evils ride to a fall in amusements including theater and film. He urged censorship of motion pictures and endorsed the producers list as a basis for state and federal action. He attacked magazines showing Parisian style imagery and claimed women’s main roles today are seducing and being seduced.
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Anti-Saloon League
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Hamon
National Association of Motion Pictures Producers
Congress
Women's Council in Session Here at YWCA in Washington
The fourth annual assembly of the Women's Legislative council of Washington opened at the YWCA with a talk on The Need of Art in State Building by Mrs. J. T. Handforth of Tacoma. More than 100 delegates attended the opening session. Officers for the coming year will be elected tomorrow.
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Bakery Truck Runaway Crashes Into Pole on Madison Street
A bakery truck driven by Tom SeMon from Universal Baking Co. careened down Madison Street from Seventh Avenue and struck a telephone pole near the Third Fourth Avenue alley. The pole toppled another pole. the driver was only slightly injured and a few bystanders were spared as the streets were quiet. The truck suffered heavy damage. Semos resides at Stathave and Battery.
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Express Motorboat Delayed by Storm
The Gar. Jr. IL express motor boat was held at Hampton Virginia by stormy weather while attempting a Miami New York record. It was expected to start north today and owner Garwoot planned to finish the run and beat the railway trains’ time between Miami and New York.
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Attorney argues case on clinic closing before Supreme Court
Seattle lawyer and state legislator Adam Treeler testifies in Olympia to challenge the closing of the Women's Industrial Home and Clinic at Medical Lake. He seeks a writ of habeas corpus for Auttie Canary, imprisoned in Spokane and moved to Walla Walla penitentiary, claiming she must finish her sentence at the clinic. Local women’s groups press for a prompt ruling on the institution’s closure.
Drought Ends as June 1 Set for Alcohol Sales
In Victoria B C on April 28 the provincial control board announced permits to buy liquor under government control may be purchased on or after May 15 but alcohol sales are not allowed until June 1.
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Victoria
B.C
Footrace for Track Shoes Draws Seattle Crowd
A school day morning sale drew a big crowd as a boy fights through the aisles to grab a single pair of track shoes advertised. He flashed a dollar and claimed the coveted item amid the bustling scramble and gleeful chatter.
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Seattle
Odd Lots of Toilet Articles Deeply Discounted
Wholesale markdowns on perfumes tooth brushes cuticle knives and corn and bunion plasters across multiple lots. Listed items include Brisco Kleanwell Tooth Brushes amber handle brushes French Ivory Cuticle Knives Du Barry Cuticle Knives and Blue Jay B and B Plasters with price drops from fractions of a dollar to about half. DRUG AND TOILET ARTICLE SECTION UPPER MAIN FLOOR.
Corset Shop Sales Highlight Bandeaux and Bras Reductions
The listing notes reductions on bandeaux samples to 75 cents, lace trimmed bandeaux in white muslin down to 59 cents, and bandeaux and brassieres in all sizes with front or back closures reduced from 50 to 75 cents to 35 cents. Located on the second floor.
Toys Month End Clearance at Toys Shop Fourth Floor
Toys reduced across the shop with various discounts. Ball bearing coasters drop to 11.00 and 9.50, metal body Express Wagons cut to 5.00 or 8.00, paints discounted to 0.49, all part of a fourth floor sales event.
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