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Evening star., 1925-03-14
ORATORY CONTEST
BACKED BY MILLER
Principal of Central Ex-
presses Approval of Plan
in Speech to Students.

Randolph Leigh. national director
of the national oratorical contest. ad-
dressed the student body of Central
High School yesterday on the sub
ject of the 1925 contest. Alvin W.
Miller principal of the school. pre-
sided and reiterated his appreciation
of the value of the project. Earl r.
LutZ, chairman of the faculty COM
mittee, spoke on the same subject
and declared that Central High
School is determined to go its splen-
did record of last year one better.
The Bulletin. organ of the students
of Central. publishes the following
article from Miss Ruth Newburn,
who last year. as the representative
of Central High School and the Dis
trict of Columbia. won second place
in the national finals:
The Constitution seems to some
people al first thought the height of
dull and uninteresting subjects How
ever. when one begins to read and
study the history of the document,
the causes for it's creation and the
numberless and ever-increasing bene-
fits it has brought about, an entirely
new light is thrown upon the sub
ject.
Great Wealth of Material.
I'm fact, after reading all the his
subject, which it is essential that one
should read before beginning his
work, the contestant will find so
much material of interest that he
will have a great deal of difficulty in
condensing his information to ten
minute speech.
IAN outline of what one intends to
use as his theme is great help.
Having this, it is easier for him to
classify the different facts and in
cidents under their proper headings
in logical sequence.
Hopes Central VIII Win.
PERSONALLY. it seems to me that it
is wiser to choose the subject, The
Constitution 1t allows your re-
marks to be more general, and, L
think. more interesting to the au
dience as a whole. However, a very
up on the Constitution and any one
of the individual men included in the
list of subjects.
II feel sure that there will be a
great number of contestants from
Central 1t is interesting work, and
beneficial to you, whether you win 4
prize or not. Sometimes, perhaps, it
Will seem to you that the undertake
ing is too great and too difficult.
Then you will be helped by Centrals
motto. Make up your mind to be
'steadfast of purpose. 1t requires
work, but it is worth it. We are all
hoping that the grand and glorious
feeling of winning first prize will
come to a Centraliteu'
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The Models Sketched

Large dots of white embroidery edged in black are
the outstanding feature of deep peach colored
voile, trimmed with lace and drawn work S5o5.
Her companion wears powder blue frock with
tucked front, and round Peter Pan collar A design
is effectively worked in white wool. $5.e5.
Home yrocks Section, Third aoor
Evening star., 1925-03-14

Five automobile trucks transported
the liquor to Providence
The major portion of the liquor
was seized in raids on the warehouse
of Lampros Brown on Long Wharf.
Brown was arrested, charged with
smuggling and possession of intoxi-
eating liquor.
Evening star., 1925-03-14
ThrolUs Cigarette
In Keg of Ponder,
Killed Instantly
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Hress.
JONQUIERES, Quebec, March IA.
James Mclaughlin of Manches-
ter, n. H, was killed instantly yes
terday when he tossed a lighted
cigarette into keg of powder be-
side box of dynamite on which
he was seated. The dynamite also
exploded.
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FAMILY is CONVICTED.
Mother and Four Children Held
Dry Law Violators.

FRANKFORT. KY, March 14.-Mrs.
Mary NJ. Bowling, her two sons and
two daughters were found guilty of
violation Of the national prohibition
laws by a Federal court yesterday,
after II hours of elaboration. Sen
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TWO SOLDIERS HELD.
Accused of Stealing Auto of East
ern High Teacher.

Thomas Black and Robert Paul,
soldiers on duty at Fort Myer, Va,
are being detained in the post guard
house pending investigation of the
charge that they sold a stolen auto
Evening star., 1925-03-14
Offering of Lovely Sunmey
Remarkably Lo,U Priced
An Aduance

For hot Summer days you will want several OF
these sheer cool voile frocks to slip into and
is the time to buy them, early in the season, at
special price These voile frocks entirely made
by hand and are the smartest straightline styles.
Evening star., 1925-03-14
Col. Reeder Transferred.

Col Russell +. Reeder, Coast Ar
tillery Corps, in Hawaii, has been as
signed to duty in the Sd Coast Ar
tillery district with station at Fort
Monroe.
Evening star., 1925-03-14

tence was withheld pending affi-ma-
tion of judgment by a United States
court Of appeals.
The Bowling family. prominent
residents of the Blue Grass section,
was found to have possessed and sold
liquor for beverage purposes.
A previous trial resulted in a hung
jury.
Evening star., 1925-03-14
100000 LIQUOR SEIZED.
Capture Made in Series of Raids
in Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l., March IA
Liquor valued at approximately
100000 was seized by Federal pro-
hibition agents in a series of raids
here last night. One arrest was made.
Evening star., 1925-03-14

amount of hand work = embroidery and drawn
work-done in white or coors, and the dainty lace
tucks and bias folds that add so much to the
appearance of these frocks for which you will find
dozens of uses this Summer
Evening star., 1925-03-14

The Hartford. Conn. Women's Club
has voted to purchase Mark Twain's
home for use as a clubhouse
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The Models Sketched

For Summer days nothing is pretter than plain
white and nothing could be lovelier than this white
voile trimmed in drawn work and fine Val lace
$5.e5.
A bit different is this yellow voe dress with its
triple imitation pockets and embroidery of white
coronation braid. $5o5
Evening star., 1925-03-14

The total area of Finland is 84,-
S6S.953 acres.
Evening star., 1925-03-14

Peacock. dyed ostrich and
novelty feather bands are
used in various ways on the
newest Spring hats : al
ways with sm art n S 5,
whether intended for ma
tron or miss.
There are brims that are
small and demurely droop-
ing. brims that are large
and turn up in a most fetch
ing way, or there are irreg-
ular brims that provokingly
do not know which way
to go.
Chinese red, rose wood.
French, navy, black and
brown. SIS to $3.50.
Millinery Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-14

The sleeve that fits into the
neckband gives a beautiful
shoulder line. This fashion
is noted on swagg ger
Sports Coats of imported
English m a eria | a n d
Northern Lights plaids.
The small notched collar is
very sporty and mannish.
We also have the Shag-
moor Sports Coats in the
new masculine styles that
color the entire sports mode.
In tans and grays, at $35.
women's Coat Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
81 Tailored BlOuses, ST
ST. Trimming Specials

Ostrich Feather Banding, 81 yard. Regularly $3.50.
All smart new colors, including black
Embroidered Yokes, for 81. Yokes for infants.
With sleeves. Neck finished with val lace.
Bead Ornaments, 81. Regularly $l.50 to $l.98.
Rhinestone bead and flower effects in styles
and colors.
l5c Cluny Laces, IL yards for ST. Mercerzed finish.
White and ecru. u to inch widths.
Rufae Flouncing, yards for 81. Usual 75c yard
quality. u inches wide Embroidered in neat Swiss
patterns Slightly soiled from handling.
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79c Work Shirts, 2 for ST
Mems ST Shirts and Drawers
2 for ST

Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Drawers Long sleeves
knee-length drawers. Broken sizes of Hanes heavy
ribbed separate garments in All sizes in the lot
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
PalmOliye Combination
Offer, ST

3 Cakes Palmolive Soap.
l Bottle Palmolive Shampoo.
l Box Palmolive Shaving Cream.
/ Can Palmolive Talcum.
Evening star., 1925-01-15

Seconds of our 81 grades.
the lot. White, tan and blue
every size. All sizes in the lot.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Split Foot BursOn Hose
4 Pairs, ST

Irregulars Of soc quality Regular and sizes.
This hosiery needs ntroducots quality is standard
Street F1oor
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Children's $l.59 to $2.25
Gloves, ST

Also styles for youths. Fleecelined Leather Caun.
lets, with large cuff strap wrist Tan, black and
brown.
Floor
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A New Dress
for 81

Purchase the first dress at 81 and
an additional one from the same
group at only ST. more-the two
costing only S..
These have been selling for S.
right along-and there are but so in
the group, SO get yours early. Beng
file, jersey, poiret, hllette, georgette,
tricoknit and rayon Sizes 10 to 46.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Bows Union Suits. 2 for 81

Lightweight Fleeced Union Suits, usual 69c quality.
High neck, long sleeves, ankle length. to IL years
Street Floor
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Mems $1.65 Paiamas, ST

in white, pink, blue, hello and tan. Finished with
rayon frogs. Sizes A, B, C and D.
street Floor
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ST Jewelry Specials

$50 Sterling Cuff Links, 81. Also some in colored
enamel. Assorted styles.
$l25 Brooches and Bsrpins, ST. Set with Rhine.
stones or colored stones. Safety fastener.
sl25 Metal Bag Tops, 81.
Baby Peggy Jewelry, for 81. Bracelets barrettes,
pins and necklaces. Numerous styles and coors
Indestructible Pearls MIDI, 81. 24-inch lengths.
Luser, creamy tone. Safety clasp.
Tots Beaded Bags, for 81. Attractive drawstrins
model in beautiful colorinss.
Utility Bags, 81. An excellent bag for shopping at
wonderful price
Street Floor ,
Evening star., 1925-01-15
ST. Rompers, 2 for ST

The value Of the season. Tots Ronpers, of cham
bray linen and Loretta CLOTH in dainty styles
stitching trimmed. to years.
Bargain Table-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
ST. and S1.50 Shirts, 2 for ST

Mems Negisee Shirts, of woven Madras rayon
striped madras, rep, union cord percae and other
excellent shrtings. Sizes IA to II.
Evening star., 1925-01-15
BrOadcloth Shirts. ST.

Neckband style. 100 in
But not all colors in
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
ST NeedlewOrk Specials
ST Blouses, 2 for ST

Attractive models Of dmity wolfe, linene and pom
gete, in score Of smart Styles in simple tailored
trimmed effects wonderful bargain at this price.
s.s--.-sf second Fieor
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ST Toiletry Specials

Narcissus Bath Salts, bottles for 81.
Double Compact, all shades, 81.
Tacum, Rose Violet cans, 81.
Brush and Comb, white ivory-like, both for 81.
Street Ffoor
Evening star., 1925-01-15
Mems 81 and $2.98 Sweaters

Heavy Wool Knit Pull-overs; collarless: also heavy
Gray cotton STYLE with large roll collar and two
pockets. All sizes in the lot
Floor
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Evening star., 1925-02-19
HOW IT STARTED
BY JEAN NEWTON.
The Beauty Show.

For the first beauty show, the orig
inal ancestor of that now popular mod
ern institution. we must go to the pages
Of Greek mythology and the award
which caused the Trojan War.
1t all started when Eris, the Goddess
OF Discord, enraged at not being invited
to certain wedding, threw among the
guests a golden apple marked, For the
most beautiful" Juno, Venus and
Minerva each made claim, and Jupiter,
who was expected to make the de-
cision, wisely passed the buck to
Paris, the beautiful shepherd
All three goddesses went to Paris on
Mount Ida, where he tended his flocks.
Juno promised him power and riches,
Minerva glory and renown in war, and
Venus, the fairest of women, for his
wife. 1t was Venus who got the golden
apple, and, under her protection, Paris
went to Greece as the guest of Meme
laus, King of Sparta. 1t was Helen, the
wife of Menelaus, whom Venus had des-
tined for Paris. And now Paris, aide
by Venus, persuaded her to elope with
him, and SO started the Trojan War,
the subject of the greatest poem of
antiquity.
Speaking of modern beauty shows.
the one held at Spa, Belgium, in
September, 1888, appears to have
been the first of them. There were
300 applicants. we learn, and a
French girl took the prize.
Copyright 1925
Evening star., 1925-02-19
'OA1A1 l. A1'AA ~ l. OA~A1o n. BURGESS

Il think you are crazy" said
Peter. Yes, sir, / think you are
crazy"
Then Jumper told Peter the whole
story. He told how he had run into
Buster Bears bedroom to escape
from Old Man Coyote. and how when
ne got in there he had found Buster
Bear SO sound asleep that he couldn t
be wakened. Now, do Won believe
me?" he concluded
Peter thoughtfully scratched a long
ear with long hindfoot. Almost"
SAID he. IF l could see Buster Bear
myself / would believe your story"
All right" replied Jumper. Follow
me and you will see Buster Bear"
Now, Peter hadn't expected this
The very thought scared him. But he
was ashamed to admit it. Peter is
naturally very timid, but privately he
, had always considered his big cousin,
Jumper the Hare, even more timid
Not for the world would he have ad-
mltted that he was afraid TO go where
Jumper dared go. Jumper started off
Peter hesitated a moment and then
he followed
Peter knew where Buster Bears
bedroom was. The nearer he got to il
the farther behind Peter dropped. But
he didn't get so far behind that he
didn't have Jumper in sight He still
doubted if Jumper really would enter
Buster Bears bedroom. But Jumper
did. When he reached the entrance
he looked back at Peter and then dis
appeared inside.
Peter hoped more and more slowly
He did his best to think of some ex-
cuse for not following Jumper into
that bedroom. But he couldn't think
OF an excuse. No, sir, he couldn't
! think of a single excuse. Outside the
entrance he stopped. He was trying
| to get up courage enough to go insid G
Finally Jumper poked his head out
I'm waiting for you, Peter" said he
Then there was nothing for Peter
to do, if he would keep his se1f-re-
spect and Jumpers respect. but to go
in. He drew long breath, and with
his heart going thump, thump, thump-
ity- -thump he went inside. There he
found Jumper sitting beside great big
Buster Bear. He knew then that
Jumpers story was all true.
Copyright, 1875, by T. w. Burgess.)
Evening star., 1925-02-19

Despite the fact that she has no
arms, Miss Rosalie Freedman OF
Philadelphia is an exceptional artist,
painting portraits and scenic views
bv holding a brush between her teeth.