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I sun refuse to look upon unveiled Tur-
, Huh women when passing them in the
Sheets or on the roads. despite the

“up 8 Show, Park as film!
Gmn Seal, and Result:

CAN DIES

1 other workers for the freedom 0: wo-
:. m in Asia Minor.

”lite to-first in public or address or

' 7 Turkish officer
" correspondent. '

' Halide Hanum Mufide Ferid Hanum.
‘ the author and wife‘ of the

31 win

'ANGO-RA. Aug. 24.~—-Turkish men

 

uttempt of the latter to adow the
pruchmeuts of Halide Hanum and

According to our customs, it is im—

hot on the face of our women. and I
mn‘t break -the custom." explained a

travelling with the

In the Nationalist capital of Angora

former
Iinister of Finance. and many other

women who came out from Constan—
tinople to support the Nationalist
go about the streets or ride horseback
with their veils turned back and told—
ed into a. handsome head-dress. mod—

 

Joseph

Motor Kits

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'catch a. glimpse of the woman, the)

Is Rooming at

85 WASHINGTON ST.

For 3 days—Aug. 25, 26 and 27.

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nespite' the

-erican women of

, nizations, or of the ex-

. e of Greek and Armenian women

moSt ot the Turkish women strictly
maintain the old custom.

This aplies not only to, womenot
the households but also to the many
women seen working in the fields or
along the roads, driving ox carts or
donkeys laden with army supplies, or
Best being exported to Russia.

The custom of veiling?” long been
modified to the extent that the face
may be shown freely to the men or the
village or of the party with whom the
woman may be working or travelling.
but so soon as a. stranger. whether
Turk or European aproaches, the veil
is drawn. If the stranger is a Turk
he looks straight ahead, as if the wo-
man were not present. If the Europ-
ean or American turns his head to

 
 

hurriedly pull the veil closer, so only
the eyes can be seen. The older the
woman. the closer the veil is drawn

As the pretty gauze or thin cloths of
pre-war days, white. blue. black or
brown. cannot be had, the veils are
often of course white cotton, and in

”ti-(all.

males the headpiece drops to ‘She waist

qub‘hed from the loose, flowing gar~
meats so chauemuc o: the Orient. If
the wearer be very poor. the veil and
other garments may be but a crazy

 

pe_rs have inaugurated headquarters oi‘
their own in London. Generous (10-
nations from rich Indians have scour-
ed for the “Par-see Association of
Buiopc' :1 large, house in the West"
End. where Zoroastrian religious cere-
monies are to be conducted and where

 

the case of the working women. theJ
cloth may be a. stiff heavy ‘ cotton

Davis’

SO. N ORVV ALK

HE ANNOUNCES AS FOLLOWS:

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Leather Traveling Bags ...... $3.95

1 Black Boston Bag .......... $3 Q0
2.

°oft Hats
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Indie-s of dead Parsees may find a.
resting place bei‘orc burial.

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or :urther and can scarcely be ill-stin-

quilt thin; of patches 9: all eoiors and
thicknesses. pathetically mended and
browned by sun and weather.
CATHOLIC PBEIAA'I‘E FIND 3100.
r GUADALAJARA Mexico Aug. .33.
-——Archbishop Francisco 0rozoco .v
Jilillnez, one of the high Catholic pre—
lafies in Mexico, has been fined $100]
bv municipal authorities here for ark?
peering on the streets in clerical garb
Chief of Police Rivera. recently/0r-
dered the arrest oi! all priests appeal"
ing on the thoroughfares in cassocks
and several disagreeable incidents
are said to have resulted.
FUSE “‘ORSHIPPERS IN LONDON.
LONDON Aug. 23. ———Fire worship-

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