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The Washington times., 1924-10-18
TANK GRIDDERS
CLASH WITH
HUME HREYS
Army Leaders Will See Foot
ball Game at Camp
Meade Today

CAMP MEADE. Oct. 1S.-The
Tank Corps football team battles
Fort Humphreys here today. All
the high.ranking army officers in
and around Washington will be
present, and each post will have its
band.
The Engineers have such stars
as Smith. Rowan, Maggie and Bing.
ham in their lineup, while the Tanks
will have Hodson, Wylie, Gruver
and Trimble, a new man who last
year played center on Toulane Uni.
versity. Both these teams have been
playing early.season college games
with excellent results. as the Tanks
tie with Mt. st. Mary's and Humph.
reys' 10 to Z defeat by the same
team easily attest.
The Tanks are coached by Lieu.
tenant Elliott Watkins and the
Humphreys by Lieutenant Lewis j.
Claterbos. both former West Point
players. There will be admission
charged for the game. ~
The lineup Of both teams follows:
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
Fighter Sues Doctor
For Denying He
Had Fracture

PARIS, Oct. l8.--Marcel Niles,
French heavyweight pugilist,
has brought suit against q
French boxing federation doc
tor who disputed his claim to a
broken bone in the left hand
when he abandoned a recent
fight here in the sixth round.
Stating that an X-ray the next
day proved there was a frac-
ture, the fighter asks damages
for the injury to his reputation
through unpleasant comment
the morning after the fight,
based on the doctors erroneous
diagnosis.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18

Many think Stubldreher, 14S
pounds, Is the best quarterback In
the land and single him out as
Rockne's greatest asset. Other
leaders leaned toward Layden, the
16O.pound fullback, or Crowley, the
167-pound triple-threat man.
! happen to esteem Don Miller
over all others, but this only goes
to show how good the Notre Dame
backfield il.
Walsh at center also Is a first.
class man. Weibel and KIzer are
light guards, each weighing 146
pounds. but Kizer came on rapidly
after getting his chance in the
Army game last year and viii hold
his own with the next. Weibel, 1923
substitute, IL an uncertainty.
Bach, 1876 pounds, ana RIP"
Miller, 178, are playing the tackle
positions. Bach. regular last year,
was overshadowed by Obsrat, but
may have developed between sea.
sons. although Rockne doesn't seem
to think so. Miller has yet to
prove his worth.
The ends-Crowe, 100, and Hunt
singer. 170-were good enough to
beat Collins, 1928 regular, out of
a job. Grove, in fact, Is said to lie
q star. Which Is just about to be
expected. Show me q Notre Dame
team without good ends and I'll
show you a vest without arm holes.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
DOUBTS HOVER
OVER YALE'S
ELEVEN
Followers Of Old Eli None Too
Sure Of Outcome Of Dart
: mouth Game

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. H.
It was with some trepidation that
Yale students prepared to watch
their football team go into action
this afternoon in the Bowl against
Dartmouth.
Reports that Smith, star of the
Green line, would be unable to
start, were denied. Dartmouth was
believed certain to take the field
with one Of It's strongest teams in
recent yeArs.
Yale's showing against Georgia
last week was not impressive to her
supporters who thought the Blue
should have triumphed by a score
larger than z to 8.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
oLLINGER WILL TWIRL
FOR SPRINGFIELD CLUB

Word comes from Manager Gene
McCann that the Brooklyn Superbas
have released Pitcher Charley o.
linger to his Springfield Hampdens
of the Eastern League, Ollinger
pitched in the Florida State League
last year with st. Petersburg and
was with that club again this sum.
mer until the league blew up. Then
he returned to Brooklyn and was
sent to Harrisburg, where he passed
the rest of the season.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
TIGER CRIPPLED
FOR middle
GAME
Stranger to Call Signals for
Princeton, as Captain
Stout Is Out

PRINCETON, N. j., oct. 49,
With Captain Stout out OF the line
up, because Of injuries received in
the Lehigh game last week, Princes
tons football team will depend
this afternoon on Charlie Caldwell,
q fullback and man who never
has called signals, to direct the
attack against Navy.
The Navy team Is much heavier
than the Tigers, averaging 1874
pounds against the Princeton 179.
Princeton's ragged showing against
Lehigh last week has caused Navy
to be installed a favorite.
\. The probable lineup:
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
SUBS INCREASE
N|ARYLAND'S
DEFENSE
Virginia Tech Faces Forrnid-
able Opponent ia Confer
ench Game Today.

Maryland University looms as a
formidable foe for Virginia Techs
veteran eleven as whistle time nears
in today's Southern Conference bat
tie In Central stadium, starting at
ESQ o'clock.
While Maryland's offense q
weakened conside rably by the loss
through injuries OF several Of rs
regular backs, substitutes for the
latter, It Is said, increase the OLD
Liners defensive strength.
The Virgtnians arrived in Wash
lngton this morning from Blacks.
burg and Coach Cubbage reported
that all OF his players were in good
condition, and, win or lose, he was
certain that his charges would put
up a game of which their followers
would be proud.
The Maryland team. although
weakened by injuries to its leading
backfield men during the last fsW
days, also win go on the field con.
fident and ready to battle from
start to finish to down the eleven
that jolted It in the game here
last season.
The teams are well matched in
weight and what margin there may
be between them appears to he
in the backfield where the Cob.
blers have the more experienced
quartet. t
Each team possesses a dangerous
drop-kicker. The Gobblers have
Rutherford, who won the game last
year by booting the bali across the
bar three times in the first eight
minutes Of play, while the Old
Liners have Hall, who made good
In two out of three attempts in the
Richmond game last Saturday,
The visitors have great open
field runner in Roberts, while Boyd
of Maryland, Is likely to get away
at any time for a long dash. The
game should provide football va.
riety and thrills.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
NJ KECHN|E WILL
PILOT PIRATES
NEXT YEAR
Bill Signs at Substantial
RaiseNew Contract for
One Year Only

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. 1S.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates have the same
manager for 1925 as last year
William Boyd McKechnie. The
terms Of the contract that McKech.
ME signed yesterday were not dis.
closed, but it is understood 1t called
for substantial raise.
Barney Dreyfuss, owner Of the
Buccaneers declared he was salts.
fled with Bills work. The con-
tract is only for one year.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
KIRKSIDE GOLF CLUB
MEMBERS TO ELECT

The annual meeting of the Kirk.
side Golf Club will be held at the
club house November 1. -Four
members for the board of governors
are to be chosen.
In addition to the election, the
annual reports Of the officers OF
the club will be received. Other
matters of importance are due to
be brought up, A. Coulter Wells,
secretary OF the club, announced.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
He May Be Star, Too

Don Flavin, brother of the re.
dcubtable Jack, who starred in
Georgetcwn's backfield. is coming
along, and in another year, the Hill.
top may have duplicate of Jack.
Don shows much promise, accordtnS
to the axnerta
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
Harris viii Perform

Bucky Harris has not cast aside
his spiked shoes. Tomorrow he win
take Npart In an exhibition game In
western New York. He will see the
Notre Dame-Army grid game today.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
Kids Seek Opponents

The Peerless midgets desire games
with teams in the 95.100-pound iii.
vision. Marcus Geiger, Peerless
manager, may be reached by phone
at Lincoln 1444.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
Sunday TheY PIaY

The Stantons and the Northern
eleven will play each other Sua.
day on the Tidal Basin grounds at
$50 o'clock. These two teams are
quite chatty rivals and the game
promises much.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
Northerns PLAY

The Northerns and Stantons, junior
grldirOnern, win clash tomorrow
The Washington times., 1924-10-18
.R0CKNE FEARS
LINE GAN |
HOLD
Anny's rance Of Winning To-
day Lies IN Inexperience Of
Notre Dame Forwards
BY DAVIS j. WALSH.
International News Service GpaRe1

u
NEW YORK, Oct. ls.-Notre
Dame, q magic figure TO Eastern
football, viii check in today out Of
the West, where spaces must be
equally wide and open, sign On the
register Of public interest, and duly
await what is confidently expected
Will be its annual froiIc &C the ex.
pense OF local pride, IL any. Knuto
Rockne has sold Notro Dame foot
ball TO the East, and, Il his team
tails to best the Army &C the Polo
Grounds today, there win be many
sadder, wiser. and, Withsl, poorer
citizens In this locality. Seemingly.
the Army hasn't q professional
friend on Broadway.
Just whether the East Is over
estimating Notro Danes ability "a
win year after year is n question
that only today can decide. The
Army. never q pushover, Il pleased
to believe II has mustered one Of itg
strongest teams Of recent years. and
Rockne's own statement this morn.
ing was to the effect that ne be-
lieved Notre Dame would be beaten
because OF the comparative mex.
perience OF his forward line.
The writer, Is inclined to wonder
whether our South Bend friends
have been able, to laugh off the loss
OF Oberst and other stars from the
line. Certainly his team is probably
the nghtest playing big time foot.
ball today.
Only two men In the first string
lineup weigh more than 1870 pounds,
namely. Captain Walsh, center, IST,
and Bach. tackle. 1856. The rest
OF the outfit makes up in speed and
intelligence what 1t might lack in
weight. There never has been q
Rockne-coached team that didn't
combine these worthy snd essential
qualities to the everlasting regret OF
its opponents. Il has been these
assets that have made Notre Dame
the most talked Of figure Ia inter-
collegiate football.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18

Behind the line there Is no
more weakness than the Rock %
Gibraltar might show ON one Of
its good days. The all-4tar 1923
backfield has returned intact, and,
although averaging approximately
$50 pounds, probably Is the great.
est playing the game, East or
West.
The Washington times., 1924-10-18

The game should be one Of the
most important Of the local sea
son. Because Georgetown has a
fighting chance to do the unex,
pected, the game may resolve Il
self into . close, hard-fOught ar.
fair, with plenty Of excellent kick.
ing, expert forward passing and
open field running.
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Dale nekokrae nadhod neco podobneho chysta se
letos.
Jsta znama ekonomicka autota prohsa ysak ze lie to
nesmXs ze farnaarskych plod IS vyhnat uncle
do vye udrzet Zminena auprita bude miti pravdn
tom ze ceny nedai udrzet rvale
zeleznemu zakonu zasoby poptavy Sova bude ysak po
chybnosti tom, daily by udrzeti uncle vls no IL
sou dobu kdyby venovalo dosi penez kdyby Sc
pocalos moznos ztraty, az by ob prodavalo pozd6
"a. cenu odpovfdajicf skutecnemu savu trhu
Jnak nasim minenim JEST re pfitomny yzestup farmar
skych vyrobkI je pfrozeny maa lroda .Vzdyt jenom
Kansasu samotnem e skzen psence letos
busI nezv onskem uroda kuhufce zem hude men,
81 dobrych. SOC, ,00O,0 900 busd
Snad poprve pamet zjiciho pokoleni odbyly Sc Me-
xiku presdentske volby bez vouce neb nh vaznych
pofadkd Bya zvolena celia posanecka poovna
senatu po presdentu Obegonov nasoupi prosinc gen.
Putarcho Elias Gales voba byla konana g. cervence
vsak epve nynf by ohsen vysledek Gales kandidat ra
dikalnesich zvu zvitez veikou venou proti Jed
me- mad Angelem Foreem, byvalym gnvernerem
Sonora, kandidatem konservativnch zivli
Gales by podporovan agrarnky kefi dozaduji roz-
deeni veych stak kterouzo reormu noye zvoeny pres
dent propagova mmo to sb pracova pro rozvoj narod
niho skostvf zavest Tcetmove prohibcni pasmo pode
hranc Spoenych Satd To nepochybne ma byti poGatek
zaveden prohbice cee zemi.
Gales, jenz byva nazyvan 'mexckym Tomasem Jeffer-
sonem zapoca svoji zvotn drahu jako ucitel Plsob
omto povolani sedmnac rokd vysnul vrchniho fd
skol We Vede rozd9lenf vekych stat
XII Gales prsb ez pracovat zveebenf posaven
skeho denctva mnohe reormy jez odporucuje mali raz
socalsicky
Byl premerem kabinete nynesho presidenta Obrego-
na jenz pficinoval Sc jeho zvoleni.
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DETI oBvINUJf oTCE.

MartinsNille, Va, 25. Ger
vence. - Pet napolo osirelych
deti, prerusivsfch mlceni, jez
zachovavaly pod vyhrdzkou
smrti, obvinilo syeho otce, far
mare Alfredo D. Mullinse, ze
zavrazdil jejich matku pred
rokem. Zastfelil pry il po had
ce a pri inkvestu koronerove
tehdy pod prisahou vypovidal,
re rama vysla nahodou, kdyz
rucnici sejmul Sc zdi. Vysvet-
loval, ze chtel jiti ma honbu.
Mullins, jenz popira tvrzeni
svych deti, byl ,zatcen bude
drzen We v6zeni az do proce-
su.
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PROHRAL MARATHONSkY
BEH.


Dne ID. cervence statnemu
finskemu bezci Hannesu Ko-
lehmainenovi, ktery roku 1920
vyhral v olympijskych hrach,
konanych v Brusselu v Belgii,
marathonsky beh 25 mil, ne
podarilo Sc v Colombes We Fran
eli dobyti druheho marathon
skeho vit6zstvi, protoze byl po
stizen zaludecnimi potizemi a
po II milich musil ustati v "a
vodnfm behu. .zaludecnf poti-
ze pripravily jiz mnoho lidi 0
konecny dspech. Trinerovo
Horke Vino jest proti MIN nej-
lepsim lekem, nebot' vycisti
vnitrnosti, zbavi je vsech ma
hromad6nych tam odpadko-
vych latek, ktere otravuji vnitf
nosti a ochromuji jejich pravi-
,delnou cinnost a osvezi celou
vasi soustavu. Tim zbavite Sc
nechuti k jidlu, zacpy, plynd,
buseni srdce, neklidneho span
ku a jinych podobnych zalu-
decnich potizi. Vsechny Trine-
rovy leky a pripravky jsou nej
vys spolehlivy. Ma priklad ny
nj prave komari stavaji Sc ne
snesitelnymi: zabijejte je,
strfkajice ma ne Trinerdv FIJI
.Gass! sNemdze-li vas dodava-
tel VAN poslouziti, piste firme
Joseph Triner Company, Chi
cagd, Ill.
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Chicago, 25 dervence Vztahy mezi vladni zelezncni
pracovn radou bratstvy vakovych strovedoucich top
Gu byy pferueny dnes kdyz 80 pfedsedl un zeezncnho
delnctva odepfeo predlozi stiznos unit zminene
Donald r. Richberg, pravn zastupce zamestnancu,
vznesl obvinen ze rada e tax predpoatou sanckou
konference nj byy by smesnymi mafenim w.
Hooper, pfedseda rady zada aby tao obvn6n bya doka
zana DIE zmfn6neho pravnika Hooper sam osved svoji
nezpdsoblos ako rozhodc zuvym ltoky svych veiej
nychfeeich ma denicke vIdce, smarnice organisace
Vyzyvam vas, abyste ukaza kdy kde uGnil jsem pro
jew mneni tim neb onim zp1sobem akekol pfipade enz
by pred radou odsekl Hooper dodav ze toc enom
ticke smernice d9lnckych crganisaci
Pravnik Richberg pax cetl n9kok vynatku Wrejnych
fec pfedsedy nchz prohs ze smernice dvou srchu me
novanych zeezncnich bratrstev cell svrzeni promne
formy vlady1a zfzeni vlady proetariatu.
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cEsTf BANKfRI PkEPADENI


Portland, Ore, 20. cerven-
ce. - (Postovnf zprava.) Ban
kovni loupez "a svetla denni-
no provedena byla v teehto
dnech v Oswego State Bance,
dev6t mil cd Portlandu, kde
kratce pred polednem prepa-
deni byli dvema lupici kasir
Charles j. .Sadilek a jeho asis
tent a bratr V. H. .Sadflek, jiz
byli zavfeni do pokladny, ma.
cez lupici ujeli v. AUTOMOBILE
kofisti asi $4,000 ma hotoyosti.
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ITAl$IiLETcl DO olkRNicn -koNclN.

Pisa talie, 25 cervence Velike zastupy obdvovate
Ii vynkajcich osobnos dfedniho sveta shromazdy
zde dnes rano, ably rozlouc porucikem Locam itah
ym letcem jenz vyprav do poarnich konn ably vyko
nal pffpravy prdo severnf ocn6 z hodla podnik
nout pfistim Jezto more bylo bourve Locatei
vznes eky Arno asi pGl mile vnitrozem Zmize mo-
Dire obloze "a volani "Viva Italia "Vva Locatell Dale
kou Locatem podnka zaroven diva porucc Croso
Mareschalchi mechankove Braccni Falcinel.
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prekupnikI, zvolila ST vcera d
fednfky. Predsedou je Gray
Silver, z Martinsburg, w. Va. ;
mistopredsedon Harry L. Kee-
fe, z WalthiM, Neb.; tajemni-
KEN a pokladnfkem John W..
Cloverdale, z Ames, Ia.
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,FARMAdaSKA OBIENf KOR
PORACE.

Chicago, 25. cervence. -
Farmers Grain Marketing Co.
inkorporovana nedavno v Illi-
noisu s kapitalem $26jO0O,O0O
jejfz dcelem jest uvadeti obili
do trhu bez sprostfedkovani
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Endemic choromyslnOsti

Italske casopihy pfinasejf
zpravy 0 pozoruhodne j.
ste nebyvale epidemii, ktera
prJ v Italii vypukla. Nazyva-
il il "epidemii cheromyslno-
5ti." Bud jak bud, ale tolik
je nesporne faktum ze vskut-
ku b9hem a dn1 bylo $50 zen
v Neapoli dopraveno pro du-
sevni choroby do blazince.
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-,Jak maze lid vsdsti,4 ze ma
te nsco ma prodej, kdyz mu 10
drive. neOznSmiteY
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
ADVERTISER EMIT.
EVERYDAY MISTAKE
MANY GIRLS MAKE
The old tune, gerry faint and sweet,
Flutters and faLters tinuid and dis
Greet
Here, aOhere so long the perfume
spoke of her.
-VerLGine.


Mothers spare no feeling or effort
to make daughters look and appear
their best. But in their enthusiasm
over her, they often overlook, or
fail to realize how glaring her one
fault is when she gets out among
those who are not as tolerant OF
the little things loved ones over
look.
There is nothing which can so
quickly undo charm of manner,
education, poise, good looks" or
position as crude and obnoxious
smelling perfume. And boys as a
rule simply don't have very much
to do with girl 80 thoughtless as
to use them. The reason for the
overwhelming popularity of the face
powder and Talcum Powder, which
bear the well.known Black and
White label, is that the alluring
odor of Incense of Flowers" Per.
fume, with which they are fra
granced, never fails to attract and
hold the admiration of beaux. Most
all dealers have them for your con.
venience at the popular price Of
Csc and SOC.
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
WAYS OF A HUSBAND = By ANN
Read This Entertaining Serial in Which
the Author Has Woven a Thrilling
Romance of the Problems of
Married Life.

shrewd enough business woman
to pull down a contract in five
figures you ought to have the
simple common sense to add two
and two. You have it by word of
mouth from the rascals Envy
overheard that they'd murdered
Neal. If you had need of more
evidence, there was the pile of
clothes. And when you found
that handkerchief left over out
Of their loot, you certainly didn't
need Bartly Thompkins to tell
you what had happened"
II couldn't bel logical about
it, Jim," 1 protested. I'm not a
detective. I'm only Meals sis
ter"
In that terrible moment I grim
ly decided that Jim had hurt me
so much that I no longer had any
capacity for suffering on his &C.
count.
I sat staring at my hands
clenching and opening again in
my lap. Suddenly there was the
scrape Of a chair. I knew Jim
was getting up to go.
1--WE got to run along" he
cried alertly. tits almost one and
can't keep the folks I'm meeting
sitting on tenterhooks wondering
where I am"
you said that your appoint
ment was at one-fifteen," 1 heard
myself mumbling.
And I'll just have time to make
1t. Brace up, Anne. Whatever
you've lost, you've found your
place in the world of headline sue
cesses. So long.
"Good-by," I murmured with
out looking up.
The door slammed. It was not
an angry slam Of finality. 1t was
just a vigorous fling as Jim hur-
ried off to what meant more to
him than trying to straighten
things out with me. Anger l
could have understood. This mere
rush to be off made me sullen.
Jmpulsively put out my hand
to the telephone and called Ralph
Lacy.
Go Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
Beauty for Girls
Youth for women-Let me show you how
By Edna Wallace Hopper

For 40 years 1 have been q
famous beauty. Now, at a grand
mothers age, 1 am the most talked.
about woman IN America as an ex-
ample of perennial youth.
The reason is this: My mother
and I, many years ago, searched
the world to find the best beauty
helps in existence. They multiplied
my beauty, and l became the rage.
They have kept my beauty to a
grand old age.
1 am convinced that these helps
can bring like results to millions.
And 1 have decided to enable all to
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Easy, simple ways
1 do about what you do. But
the difference is that / employ the
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You use clay, perhaps. Any WON.
an who omits it does herself injus'
tice. But you use crude and muddy
clays which 1 quit years ago. I
use a modern clay, white, refined
and dainty. A clay perfected by
20 years of scientific study.
Mine I call my White Youth
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Clay brings rosy, clear complex
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But my White Youth Clay is a
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You use creams. no doubt. / spent
fortune to secure the best cold
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ABkNnce.
The Washington times., 1924-03-18

My Youth Cream contains prod.
uctS of both lemon and strawberry.
Also all the best that science knows
to foster and feed the skin texture.
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SKIN. have never known another
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suits. 1t costs 60c,
i clean my skin with my Facial
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which l found long ago in. France.
Now leading beauty experts every
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II contains no animal no Vege-
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it. But it enters the pores and
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My Facial Youth sells for IS
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fered by great beauty experts, ia
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My hair is my greatest glory. It
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This is due to my Hair Youth.
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enable you to get them.
Edna Wallace Hopper, $50
Lake Shore Drive, Chicago
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
WHEN DID IT HAPPEN?

When did Samuel Wood.
worth, who wrote The Old Oaken
Bucket" die?
when did Madagascar be-
come a French colony?
3-When were Sweden and
Norway united?
+When was Norway sepa-
rated from Sweden?
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
Motor Fish

TIME motor fish is the newest
l. member Of the fish family,
having been discovered only re-
Gently. And because it's lighting
system greatly resembles that of
the automobile, the scientist who
discovered it decided to call it the
motor fish instead of giving it
long Latin name. Phosphorescent
spots on its head CLEAN like a pair
Of headlights, and similar spots on
its tail shine red Ikea tail Hight
Still more remarkable, as it syyims
the fish makes a sound not unlike
the footing of a horn. So what
could be more fitting than the
name motor fish,
The Washington times., 1924-03-18
Lenten Recipe

DARTS, March 18.-Mi Careme,
l. or Lententide; means beignet
time in France. Banana beignets
are much like good homemade
1ritters.
Cut the bananas into halves,
lengthwise. Powder each one with
a little sugar and powder over a
''wee drap" of kirsch. Let stand
for half an hour.
Dip each one in good batter
and plunge separately into deep
tat boiling hot. Brown, drain, and
powder with sugar.
Copyright, 1924. by Cosmopolitan
News Service.)