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New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

will be held one of the most i'm
x.n. International conferences in history.
The delegates taking part in the discus
In of formulas for the proposed l.mitat on
+ armament will rank among the leading
lstesmea Of five nations, selected because Of
All personal prestige and prominence in
s,ernational affairs. With them will be staffs
s,sperts on economic and political questions,
sauenceu interpreters and Representatives
g,he press of the highest type and education.
nsse foreigners will be constantly contrasts
IL our capital and the way we do things with
AIR own cities and customs, and communicate
n their impressions to the rest of the world.
What is the seat Of the nations govern
vn doing to put our best foot forward?
slst preparation is it making to take care
Il this gathering and the thousands it will
,ltaet7 Is Washington alive to it's oppor-
hny to promote more friendly foreign rela-
spns and bring about closer international
understanding?
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Washington Expects
an Increase of Perhaps
10000 Daily to Popu-
lntion. Housing a Prob
lem; Japan AIoneSends
IS Correspond ents


of the standing committee Of correspondents
in Congress.
Special wire and cable facilities have been
arranged for typewriters with foreign charac-
ters installed, and the clubrooms of the Nas
tional Press. Club enlarged as far as possible
MIR. Marks stated that the committee had been
working more or less in the dark since it had
no definite information as to how many press
representatives were coming. eve know he
said "that the Japanese delegation is bringing
seventy-fve newspaper men, and that's the only
delegation do know about"
Cooperating with the mems press club in
especially looking after the women writer's
who will come to the conference will be the
Women's National Press Club, group Of
women representing at the capital the leading
newspapers and magazines of the country.
They will give daily luncheons
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Special Quarters Prouided
For Visiting Women

The League of American Pen Women win
also extend hospitality to the visiting press
women The clubhouse on H Street, few
blocks from the Pan-American Building, will
be thrown open, and Mrs. William Atherton
DuPuy, national president, will conduct spe-
clal press room with typewriters and inter.
prefers available. Social plans are also in
the making for the entertainment of the visi-
tors generally.
The League of Women Voters will keep open
shop at their headquarters at the Munsey Build
ing, and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, who heads their
committee on reduction of armament, will act
as official hostess. She has just come down
from Pennsylvania to put in order her Wash
ington home, where the league will SET up
its tea table and over its steaming teacups
discuss women's rights in this country as COM
pared with those of the women abroad Other
women's organizations and clubs in Washing
ton will enter the social forum, and COM
mittee of representative Washington women,
with Mrs. Hamlin Bailey as chairman, viii
act as hostesses for the city.
Evening star., 1921-09-28
That Anniversary.

To every happily married couple
the wedding anniversary is day of
more moment than the birthday ami
versary, and then the wedding ami
versary party is great deal more i'm
portant than birthday celebration.
Sometimes the aim is to reproduce
as nearly as possible the wedding
ceremony and original wedding party.
To that end as many as possible of the
original wedding guests and bridal
party are assembled. bridesmaids and
ushers of the original event coming
from miles away to do honor to the
day. The time set for the anniversary
is then placed at the exact time of the
wedding and sometimes there is an at
tempt to have the bridal pair actually
remarked by the very minister who
made them man and wife years before
While this is a very pretty custom
it is best not to attempt too great
IT may be less interesting to the guests
than to the bride and groom con-
cerned. And for all practical purposes
it is best to give the party in the even
ing, no matter at what time the origi-
nal wedding was held. For the first
anniversaries, when the original bridal
party may be assembled. the incest an
niversary is little dinner party at
which the bridesmaids. maid of honor,
best man and ushers are present. For
such an anniversary the Invitations
should take the form of informal,
friendly notes. For large evening
reception the cards should be worded
formally, either written or engraved
They might run something like this:
"Mr and Mrs. Walter Watts
At Home, February 20, 1918,
Tin Wedding,
100 oxford Street"
If you have a card bearing the name
Of husband and wife, the reception in
vitations might be written on that
card.
Evening star., 1921-09-28
A Superior Cold Cream.

The cream that 1 talk about most
often in this space is cleansing
cream made with mineral oil and the
usual wax and spermaceti. But there
which is not only cleansing but flesh
building as well. The formula Is as
follows:
Fine Cold Cream.
Rosewater, four ounces; almond oil,
four ounces: spermaceti. one ounce;
white wax, one ounce; tincture of
benzoin. one drachm.
This is made in the usual way. The
white wax and spermaceti and the
oil are melted together and the rose
water and benzoin. slightly warmed,
beaten up until it begins to turn
creamy. Then pour it off into jars.
Thirty grains of powdered borax may
be added to the rosewater if you wish
more astringent. Olive oil may be
substituted for the almond oil II you
prefer.
This cream should be used if the
skin Is dry. Since it is cleansing and
also nourishing, it should also be used
for treating wrinkles. An ordinary
cold cream is no good at all for this:
The only effective way to use cold
cream is to open the pores Of the skin
by holding cloths wrung from hot
water over Cne lace. Inc cream Is
then massaged in. and what remains
on the surface Of the skin is wiped
of with a dry cloth. An ice rub or
an astringent should be used after
ward. The combination of nourishing
cream and an astringent is excellent
for keeping the skin youthful.
Mother-Almost any hair \may be
trained to curl. If the hair is not too
coarse. AS your little girl is so
young, there Is no reason why her
hair will not train into finger curls.
or fiuffed by turning the ends into
ringlets Try the soft kid curriers' to
start the training and only curl the
ends Of the hair while you are keep
ing 1t bobbed.
Peggy.-Drink plenty Of milk to
gain in weight and be liberal in using
butter, or mayonnaise that is made
with olive oil A tablespoonful Of
Evening star., 1921-09-28
EE}(&&;!sxE;>dk'j|) Ef&&sis4{ >k2BziI |)jB 4 +
@/H Laura, A. KirRInan ~"
A/N Laura, A. Nrknan

the best allwool rags to produce
fibers. These fibers are then re-
spun and again woven. either sepa-
rately, if OF very good quality. or
mixed with new wool Or cotton. Such
a material is warm. looks well for a
time, wears very well for such gar
ments as caps and dresses, which re-
ceive no particular strain at any one
part, and, in short. fills real need.
if it is sold as shoddy and if low
price has been paid for it.
But where high price is asked. the
housewife must make sure that the
chases it. If possible. she should take
a sample of the cloth home and try
the burning test upon it. Pure wool
burns slowly. chars, has an odor or
burnt feathers, goes out easily ana
leaves a crisp ash. cotton-and-
wool mixture will burn quickly with
flame. has little odor while burning,
and will leave no ash.
If a sample of the wool cannot be
obtained for this test. the housewife
will have to learn pure wool through
careful observation and constant
handling. Keep pure wool garment
around and pick it up every once In
so often to get to know the feel OF
good wool Real wool mats together
because of the scaly structure on the
surface: it absorbs great deal Of
moisture without seeming wet; it is
so elastic that often when badly
wrinkIed the wrinkles will come out
if the garment is hung away for a
time: it has a great deal of luster.
and is light in weight compared
with other fabrics in proportion to itS
warmth,
Evening star., 1921-09-28
Do You Know Pure Wool When
You See It?

You See It?
The housewife, as the buyer of
family supplies. should be able to tel
pure woolen cloth when she sees 1t.
so that she will not make the mistake
of paying all-wool prices for a wool
and-cotton fabric.
The demand for wooden cloth far
exceeds the supply of new wool. and
for this reason there a:C--N,nv de-
vices for making the suI..SS 30
long way. One device is to treat the
surface of a wool-and-cotton mixture
with acid or alkaline solutions. which
soften the fibers and open the scales
to such an extent that the fibers in
terlock more firmly than ever when
dried; in this way the felting, or
mating, quality of wool is much in
creased, thereby conceal!ng good
deal of cotton under the surface.
Another device for stretching the
supply of new wool is the making
of shoddy. Shoddy is cloth made of
the fibers of worn-out wool garments
respun and woven over again. For
wool fiber may be spun a second time
-fortunately for some of US who wish
a secondary grade of woolen cloth at
a reasonable figure. There are many
purposes to which shoddy may be
nut, where pure woolen fabric would
be an extravaganza.
When you sell your rags to the
sragman'' they are next sold to
larger dealer, who cleans and sorts
them and tears them to pieces, using
Evening star., 1921-09-28

afternoon gowns by a bias opening
across the front and the back, and
here and there are high soft collars
that mount to the chin. but. as rule,
the boat-shaped opening rules.
Unfortunately. this shows no sign
of changing at the present hour. but
one can hope for the best. 1t is not
the most gracious decolletage for the
woman with broad shoulders, and
when it is evenly high. across the
collarbone. it hardens the face quick
ly. A fur piece is the only way to
soften it. and women will not change
it of their own accord.
In evening gowns it would not be
surprising if the court decolletage.
the Straight-across- the-shoulders line.
which Victoria and the Empress
Elizabeth wore. as well as the En-
press Eugene. were to succeed. All
the great houses emphasize it. 1t
may win a place even among those
who will not accept the high waist
line and full skirt which accom-
papjaS if
Evening star., 1921-09-28

this oil three times each day will also
fatten, and if taken with the same
amount of grape juice the oil is not
tasted. The ten pounds that you need
should not take long to acquire if
you do this.
Evening star., 1921-09-28
.WANTED-HELP

EMABsE-COntlnueUs
MATTRESSES, two. neat. Ideal Lunch, 1927
18th st. NV. 2Ss
WANTED-Young woman high school gradu-
ate to assist teacher in marking papers in re-
turn for tuition. Apply at once. Strayer 8
BUSINESS College. 9th and SITS. Main 1880
WOMEN. three. with high school or college
education, for high class travelling position
must be 30 years older. tactful, able to
definitely; unmarried women or widows with
out membranes preferred: do not answer un.
less you have the character to stick and
work for success; income, $50, including sal
ary, commissions and bonus. Mrs. Wilson,
Franklin 5595.
YOUNG LADY with best Of references wanted.
Call Mt once on Mrs Cook At Capitol Hotel. 3rd
and Pa. ave, in regard to trip to Oklahoma
for thirty days.
YOUNG LADY, between IS and 25 years. hav-
ing experience in soda fountain A. Laude &
Bros. 1913 + ne. 29'
YOUNG LADIES to work at ladies' tailor and
fur place; must be reliable. Apply 220s
l4th St. 2gs
$500 FIRST YEAR-Permanent: advance
ment: healthful; pleasant work. Address
Box BE Star office.
EMPLOY MENT AGENCIES.
SODA DISPENSER. SIG to sls per week.
bookkeeping machine operator.
Typist, experienced; $40 per week.
StenOgrapher and p. Is. X. operator.
StenOgrapher: good salary.
Stenographer -bookkeeper.
Woman experienced suits and coats.
Millinery maker and preparer.
Snlesladies, several positions open for expert.
enced people
NATIONAL PERSONNEL BUREAU.
3tl2 Bond building. 14th and New York ave.
Evening star., 1921-09-28

EYEGLASSES, dark rim. in brown case, Mon
day. Reward. 1853 Holmead place NV.
FALSE TEETH, lower set. in envelope. mark
ed with name DR.. II. Porter Davis: reward
Return DR.. Davis. 1925 New York ave. NV
Evening star., 1921-09-28

NURSE for private sanitarium; some hospifoI
training required; not over 80 years; salary.
65 per month and maintenance: state experi-
ence. etc. Address Box 303-R. Star Office 2ss
Evening star., 1921-09-28

SALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and full
particulars; earn from 81. 500 to so 600 yearly:
big demand for men. inexperienced or expert
enced: city or travelling National Salesmen's .
Training Assn nept $50, Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-09-28
LOST.

A End MATES LICENSE. issued in New York
under the name Of John Tillett, Friday. Finder
please call Col SO42-W. 28s
Evening star., 1921-09-28

ELGIN WRIST WATCH-Tuesday morning
about $40. on Lamont between 1906 and car
stop on Mt. Pleasant. Reward. Call Col.
Evening star., 1921-09-28
PERSONAL

WE HAVE REEN ALL THROUGH IT AND
knew that there is one best bet. and that 10
a ..stack'' of cash TO be paid cheerfully Tor
ladies' and mems worn suits. shoes. overcoats,
etc. but for results you should sell -
MS Phone Main 4145. We have no drum
mers JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ..
Clara II. CUNNINGHAM, EXPERT FUN.
rcr Fur coats, NUNS, ETC.. altered into latest
styles. 10l1 st. NV: FrankIin l9O
EXTRAORDINARY, FOR
men and women given by DR.. Carolyn Austin.
For appointment phone North 647.
PHYSIOTHERAPY ELECTR0f' A Z
given by DIR. CAROLYN AUSTIN. For ap-
pontmenl phcne North 647.
Evening star., 1921-09-28

BILL PURSE-District National Bank. Tues
day, am; reward. 25 Rock Creek Church
Evening star., 1921-09-28

(N.ASSES-Tortoise- smell, rimmed. in black
leather case. on car. Sept. %, about pm.
Finder please notify Miss Shemwell. Adams
1875. 2S'
Evening star., 1921-09-28

House and Manassas, Va; with discharge pa
pers and ref Of Harry Terrell. Please return
to II McCOugh st. NV and receive reward. 3Os
Evening star., 1921-09-28
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CHAMBERMAIDs, cooks. s45, $50 and $50
month. Rev. Fuller's Ex.. 1.21 25th st. l.
Evening star., 1921-09-28

PORTER-Young man to drive truck, take
care Of furnace and make himself generally
useful; salary to start, SIS. See Mr.. Bastian,
1872 Pa. ave. n.Ws
Evening star., 1921-09-28

CAPE-Baby's, light blue. either in Arlington
cemetery or on car from Hatfield to Arlington
Call Mrs. Jones' Lincoln 22S9. Reward 28s
Evening star., 1921-09-28

FOX TERRIER; black and white; Baltimore
returned to 60 st. NV. -
Evening star., 1921-09-28

GOLD DRAGON PIN, with sapphire eye; Tues
day morning between 9th and Eye sts. NV,
via New York ave. to Treasury annex No. l.
Reward return Velma G. Robinson, Room 4O4.
Treasury annex
Evening star., 1921-09-28

CHOKER (squirreD. between Savoy and 18th
and Lamont, Monday evening. Return 36oS
10th st w
Evening star., 1921-09-28

BUSHELMAN, mems clothing.
Sol Herzog & Co., 9th and F SITS.
n w
Evening star., 1921-09-28
WANTED-HELP
SAVESMFN.

SAI.ESMEN-Three. competent, who believe In
the possibilities of the motor transportation
industry. to sell stock OF local live corporation;
have exceptional leads. iO2 Continental Trust
bldg. Is
SALESMEN-Publisher pays $51 per week to
men taking ; orders daily; no advance collec-
tions: new clubbing magazine proposition. 400
American Nat. Bank bldg, 1900 block +
NV
Evening star., 1921-09-28

BUNDLE BOYS-We need
bundle boys to prepare packages
for delivery in several depart
ments. Apply to Manager, Saks
& Co.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-01
gcrlm ais |GicmitaOt.

BE ~Yteigenocn Characterization
oe5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nnmrutlidj
au5 oem CilcrL BADEN o.c Ildotiiacn
@e1Gro1 In Berlin uernnlaGt. iid)
ciiunaI grjinoiIt mi. osm 8icoer
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rcitIo3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &ai
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lin 81 b>ihd'tiggu. 9tylin, has
6lWdl leinc Qeo1tapbiIte 2Qle }lpi
iden oIU Ger mo G~f52ntbict ais
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tcbr 3ipj'den SbIeiicn. Mittcl
1entiAiln0 lH0 oeu GittcuitIoten
wie atihaifcE pirt. uto oo$ bot
Sem &rte8e cigut itarfN Trattper
flhr olf icia>r @aNsritra6cu olti
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llmIeitaltlm3 isiat5 Gdlii3prrtebrS
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;Suiidltn Gof'sI uao @,rlin einen
bc'on0,r3 ~it1rteu nn0 rCQtlurGSi
1cn 6rlGto,r1it cin5nridtcn. Inn
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Iouo beItInntcn SteinfohIcn. &c
rem Nbtronsqort Die Giianhobu
id,on iGnait n.tt ur2h- bllpGltiQen
fam. cin}nrtdtca. Is lit lcp!nnr
Sen @citboieu Ua0 Ocu S~pnn0nucr
&afen aI3 Observation-Disclosures
cin5urihtcn uno por bier nll3 sic
wgitere %crteilunQ Scr @rcunitoii'
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Aniltt. 0o6 einc lllngeltnltunN Ne@
Observation-Disclosures nod burcou
frotiihcn @elid)t$punftcn urn150lid
1t uno nil 0e2hoIb cine Nrbrita
lomcinihn't 5piiGm o,m Moaiitrot
Sen Rccocrcicu. Erou9nortiirmen
mo mit Sen flcia2u ShiIicrn iii
ocu. G. ioG fcrner, Inn o1 Edit
fern eineN Nurci} SIR Nohrt nod
Berlin 5u bicter,. ciu 3cntroIirod
tenant 0~e!dof'ra merotu oa5
Iran$portn5icr.en ON SdiIicr.
7nmpfcrbciieer uHo 2itcoereicn moi
fer ocrmit,eIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-01

Den Ntmunqspro5eb nIer Geb:lUe en-
be0in9cn; rie WieuIfeR s6enio lpie
ale G;ere er5eugen bel ioocm Ntemz
5uas 8ohlenIGure, Die tie ausatnen.
Wo 6lsiben nun oiefs Hnqe3ib.ten
Mengeu biefes mihti9en @nIe5?
Su Den 8iGttern mo 9rijnsn Itis
len Der pflau8en 6%efiuoet iid Elm
griner 3eGftcff oas GGtorop6pd,
unO oieie3 lit oos 9ebeimnisnoaite
uno piAtig1e dsmiids Qnborlios
RUM. oNs e@ 0ibt; o;eie Crime
p'Iar5sn3eue, It jeoem Gbsmiter nit
allen ictnen &i!f5mitteln i6erleqen.
osnn lie 1T e;n5iQ inn oIeiu ins
ltanoe. onorgnuiide Stofis in ar2l=
niId)s umiuponoe!n. Inter o.m
GinFluB oe9 &pumsul;hts 'p3ttct
cas 6tlpropfrg Die &o0lsniGure In
i6rs beipeu geitdnotsile, &obientcff
Eno Sauerf off. uuo ti!ost aus ia
mem 2uder, Stdrte uHo alle Die ous
oeren 5a9l-eiben GtoFie. Die mir
unter Dem Euneu 4o,IeninorQte gu
InmmeHflHen. Ticie &ohlcnbn0rnte
peroen con zen Yftdu3sh in GER
pcrIdieoenHen iSorm dulleIpsjdDert.
6eionoers piel in Ganen mo iFriif
ten. Eci Der Hejfung petlelbea
UerOen Die aohlen5porote in Set
umgepQnnett, bei Der fplteren Gsiz
muug tritt clHu pieoer Der umqe=
tebrte prO3eB Elm. Die SItan3en3elIe
osceinigt bsu ApbIenItcFf nit o.m
Stiditofb aus U9lhem Iih pcnn Die
ei8entIi3s Ne5ensiubf0n2. oos Gis
lDeiB, oufbaut. Nuber Gem 3uder
uno pcr Stdris. ben Cs,sn, Soften
uno Dem GiweiB mcrnen ater nodb
munberlsi uupege MISUNDERSTANDING
our9en IN Dieicn punoertoren 2oz
b%orotorjum Der BfIon3tuitslIen. ser
relnen 3uuberfuG9e. ~bergeItellt. ME
Yflon5eniauren. 4Itobol. 6ar5e,
Gummi, 3elfHInis %ro anoere. Wjt
al bisIen fer,iaeu Gerbinouugen bat
un5 bic G9entt beionnt gemdcbt,
aber lpie it'd Der &ertduI oicieF Dor
gGnge oblpiRtt, 1T uns mob p0nioes
8eheimnis.
Die ton ben BilauSen aeihafienen
orguntifeu &erbinouuQen nss Sob
tenltoffs ncreen nun pen o.n Sieren
aufgehommeu uno hurd) pegen Der
onuun9 tuielsr in mogIiht einfahc
SeiIe 5eripnlten. bic oar6 Die 8lut.
bo1n an bic ~geeigaeteu Sieaen ocs
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ben gun3ea 3elentompter. aus Dem
Der Sorper beitett. NIT FER n~Gti9en
Rnbrun9 CUR Grloltun9 uno gum
Iufbau uerlsben, Der Rcblenloff lit
aIio oos treibsube Witt.l uno Die
Subitana um bic ii1 aGe5 2ebeu
dlf unferem PIanctsn BRETT nno uuf
Der oaes 2s6en oui9etaut 1T; er 1T
o!io bes peitem oas erHe uuo Nib
ttg'ts 0lier 0inae.
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Gin falttr @ahsritrabl
fiir bic 6auier!

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ieige Sntereiien in Den enrupdlid)eu
arieeamirrcm beriihri iueroen. Ame-
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;nm @ileocrnnIbau III belfen. Vine
rita lit ieSodD nift. geiuiiit, ieine
Stdrfe fir eincn %crindl in bic Wok'
idlalc III iuerfeu. Der baranf hinsirlt,
bic Sid,crhcit Ernufreidls ami NO
itcn Der uirthidIaitlidrul 2ubmnna
MittclcurupaS. Der Scrimdclnna M
tnrlidcr pulitiidlcr Ginhsiteu nno Der
&ereUiNnna Der murnIiifru %lntoer'
Iniitnna IN acluahrleiitcu, Die lest nc
raoeIn eno Scben Der e%nropniidleu
Wcie0idlnit %9ciahrbet."
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Su0cu idllieEt oN Chicago lribrmt"
I eiutn l0nd,rtu HcItouiidb. ser lttl nit
ser &plt4nbitimumnd IN Cbtrihlclt1l
beast utN jm Anidlulb ournu NIT
oIlcr @utihjeotnhttt aenclt sic INT
pc~rialiirjidcn mo dlaipiniiuidVr4;e.
ithoncn T~rautrerto G~lriprud, erbtbt
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