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Evening star., 1925-10-27
NICARAGUA FORCES
SIGN PEACE TREATY
Revolving General Gains
Point and Provides for Pay
= ment of His Soldiers.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, October 81.
"A peace treaty has been entered
Emiliano Chamorro, whose forces on
Sunday carried out a coup and cap
tured La Iona Fortress.
The town was entered by Chamorro
because of his opposition to members
of the Liberal party having seats in
the cabinet. Chamorro is a Conserva-
tive. The Liberals holding portfolios
are to be dismissed under the agree
ment, and the Conservative party
promises to lend its support to Gen.
SolorZano.
One of the stipulations in the agree
ment was that $4,000 should be paid
to Gen. Chamorro for expenses in
Cured in the operation, and that his
troops will be paid off by the govern
ment.
Chamorro is to be appointed a gen.
eral of the army for sufficient time
to insure peace.
An official report received at the
State Department on the coup In
Managua by former President Cha
MORO said he proposed to drive the
Liberal members out of the cabinet
and to restore the Conservative party
to the control it held prior to the re-
cent fraudulent elections"
The Conservative leader did not in
tend to force President Solorzano to
resign, but demanded that the minis
try of war and complete control of
arms in Nicaragua be turned over to
him.
Two men have been killed in front
of the President palace, due to the
firing in the streets by "Chamorro' 8
armed men, the message said.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Burton Operated Upon.

Representative Theodore Burton of
Ohio is confined to his home here
after an operation for an ear infec-
ton. Members Of his family said to-
day the operation was successful and
that Mr.. Burton hoped to be able to
resume usual activities by the end Of
the week.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

raising of the sub T police station
to precinct. and opposition to the
proposal to locate the new junior
high school for Georgetown on the
suggested site at Wisconsin avenue
at u street were among the matters
acted on by the association.
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Supreme Court
Declines to Hear
Case Against State
By the Associated Press.

South Carolina escaped in the
Supreme Court yesterday from pay
ing damages because two children,
Thelma and Minnie Sandle, died
after being given anti-typhoid
vaccine distributed by the South
Carolina Board of Health.
Relatives won a verdict for
damages in the lower State courts,
but 1t was reversed by the State
Supreme Court. The Federal
Supreme Court today refused to
interfere on the ground that it
had no jurisdiction.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

A government estimate gives the
number Of child wage-earners and ap-
prentices in Japan as approximately
1897 900. The working day of these
children is from 10 to II hours.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

The National Confectioners' Associa-
ton has donated $4,000 in prizes for
the nationwide candy display contest
to be held the week of November ..
Evening star., 1925-10-27
Bridge Falls, Three Killed.

BATAVIA, Java, October q @.-
Three persons were killed. and so are
missing, following the collapse of
bridge near Medan, Island of Su-
matra.
Evening star., 1925-10-27

In the North Pacific Ocean there
is a chasm in the seas bed. esti-
mated to be six miles deep.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Makeup for Photographs.

Makeup is certainly legitimate
when it is done for the benefit of the
camera. You must remember. when
posing for Il picture, that you lose
all color and color contrast in a
photograph, that, for instance, the
most glorious red hair will come out
jet black, that you lose those tiny,
ffeeting expressions which make up
the charm of your face, and that you
rely on luck that the camera catches
some thing like a true or a habitual
pose or that you don't come out as
stiff as a piece of wood. You have
only features to photograph, SO IL
features are not your strong point,
camera. or, at least, go to high
gentle art of blurring and who will
make you look pretty no matter what
you are like in real life.
If YOU are to be Photographic
these suggestions will be useful. If
your eyebrows aren't prominent
enough, make them up with a pencil
Lengthen them q little in any case
and if the lashes are blonde, use that
black cream of mine to emphasize
them. If your eyes are small, a wee
red dot at the outer corner gives an
impression of size and brightness
without at all changing the natural
expression of the eyes themselves.
Rouge is bad, for 1T makes a
shadow, or hollow. But thick powder
will photograph well. Apply vanish
ing cream and then powder, and max e
it thick if there are freckles or skin
eruptions. The center of the mouth
can be touched with lipstick, unless
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Sixth Day.

CARIBBEAN SEA, January 81
What wonderful and picturesque
procession of ships and mon has
passed along this way since Columbus
first set foot on this new world. 1t
Is the adventurous pathway of the
deep, We are rolling lazily along in
the wake of the most daring and
audacious devils that history records.
Across this same sea sailed the
stately. pennant-bedecked ships of
Balboa, Certez, PedFarias. Drake.
Hawkins and Pizarro. Back and forth
they plowed, bringing shiploads of
venturesome spirits and returning
with wealth wrested from the natives.
Millions in gold and silver flowed
from this new world to the cid. and
over these blue waters passed thou-
sands of the temerarieus troop who
sought to win their fortune in the
New Castillo" but instead left their
bones to whiten in the jungle and the
sea from California down to the Inca
land.
Criss-erossing these limpid waters
careened the low, rakish craft" of
the blood-thirsty freebooters-Mor-
gan, Lolonais, Brasiliano, Portuguese
and Red Legs-and Capt. Kidd, who.
~ the way. was not . pirate at all
Evening star., 1925-03-21
What TomorrowMeans to You
BY MARY BLAKE.
Aries.

Tomorrow's planetary aspects are
not very favorable until noon, and
denote feeling of unrest, nervous
ness, and dissatisfaction. The condi-
tions are such as to demand great
seif-control, and guarded action and
speech, as there will be ever present
the temptation to exaggerate trifies,
which at any other time would pass
unnoticed, and to make "a mountain
out of molehilL" Later on in the
day, there is a very marked improve
ment and, although IL does not coun-
sci any important or significant ac-
tion 1t portends an easy frame of
mind and spirit, a more settled atmos-
phere, and greater contentment with
your surroundings. Much pleasure, as
well as moral profit, can be had in
the home or family circle during this
period.
The boy or girl making it's entrance
into the world tomorrow will be prac-
tically immune to any serious illness
during the infantile period, but is
more than liable to experience seri
Gus "set back just prior to the period
Of adolescence. This, however, with
proper care and attention, will be
successfully overcome and normal
maturity attained. Its dipsosition
promises TO be very pleasing. while
it's character will leave little to be
utSlfSu, pTofiuSu II 10 UP III
a wholesome environment. 1t will not
have any remarkable qualities of
leadership, but will develop along
regular channels. and promises to be-
come a useful and intelligent MEM
Der of the community.
If tomorrow Is your birthday, you
are an indefatigable worker when
you turn your attention to the seri-
Gus side of life. It is. however, very
difficult for you to sumon up enough
will-power to do this, as your in
clination Is to treat life as a huge
joke, and you are too fond Of pleas
ures and amusements to attain any
real success. If you could only re-
member that work is of primary i'm
portance, and play of secondary inn
portance, and utilize the many in
telectual gifts you possess, your sue
cess, along material lines, would be
assured. Those of your many friends
who are attracted to you by your fun
loving. propensities would, in many
instances, forsake you; but your eff
forts along serious lines of endeavor
would attract other friends-possibly
not as many-whose friendship would
be more valuable and more enduring.
Well known persons born on this
date are: August Gemunder, violin
maker; John F. Kensett, artist !:
Charles w. Marsh, inventor; John b.
Tabb, educator and poet; Laura Jean
Libbey, author: Emilio Aguinalde,
Philippine leader.
Copyright, 19eJ.)
Evening star., 1925-03-21
BEDTIME STORIES sr 3. suse1ss nHSsss0'

it 1t rolled off the wall and fell down
on the other side. Farmer Brown s
Boy didn't think anything about II
at the time, but climbed over the wall
and went on his way home whistling.
But when that big stone fell from
the top of the wall 1t fell right in the
entrance of the home of Johnny and
Polly Chuck and just filled it. They
didn't know it at the time. They
didn't find II cut until the next morn
ing, when they started to go out
Perhaps you can imagine how they
felt when they discovered that tfeir
doorway WAS closed. They tried TO
dig around Il but couldn't You see,
there were other stones ill the way.
IT was these other stones that had
made that home seem SO safe to
them. There had been just room be-
tween them for their hallway.
OF course, they at once hurried out
through the back door and around
TO see what had happened. There lay
that big stone closing their front
doorway They couldn't move ~.
That doorway was as firmly closed as
if there had never been one.
There were tears in the eyes of
Polly Chuck as she and Johnny
stared at the great stone. Who could
have done this thing? They hadn't
the least idea.
''Oh. dear" sobbed Polly. Our new
home Is ruined. Now wen have to
look around for another place, and
there isn't another as good as this
anywhere in the Great World. l just
know it,
But we can still use the back
door" said Johnny Chuck soothingly.
"But that won't do" retorted Polly.
II simply won't live in a house which
has only one entrance"
Perhaps we can dig another en-
trance from the other side of the old
stone WALL said Johnny hopefully.
II don't believe we can replied
Polly. Anyway, we win he on the
wrong side then and have 70 climb
over the old stone wall every time
we wanted to get some sweet clover.
No. we've got to give this home Up.
And I did love 1t SO! oh, dear! oh.
dear"'
Johnny Chuck did his bes, TO COM
fort Polly. but she wasn't to be COM
forted. All that day they wandered
around looking for a place to build a
new home. But they couldn't find a
place to suit them.
Copyright. 1928, by r. W. Burgess.)
Evening star., 1925-03-21
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

the mouth is too small. then the
whole of the lips can be rouged
Otherwise, touch only the center and
the bow of the upper lip. The hair
should be recently shampooed, but no,
SO recently that il is limp. If il is
greasy, powder 1t before and brush
out the powder, You can get shadow
and light effects with fluffy hair, even
If no effect of sickness and gloss
Marcened hair does not photograph
well, it is SO very stiff.
s. c. H,-Sometimes when attacks
of pimples continue as yours do
they require some purifying and To-
cal treatment to cure them, as such
cases show they are injecting the
skin, or the Infection is going from
one pimple to another. Flour oil
sulphur, either busted on the pimples s
or used in an oil or cream to make
II into an ointment, will usually end
such attacks. AS you also have trou-
bles with an oily skin, it shows tina,
your digestive system is not right
and pimples would follow naturally
from that condition, whether they
were Infectious ones or not. Be sure
that you have enough green vege-
tables and fruit to balance with the
oils and starch in your diet, and drink
plenty of water every day that your
skin shows a tendency to this oily
condition.
Evening star., 1925-03-21

mt think of a thing that could pos
sibly happen TO In any way make II
less than the perfect home II seemed
to be.
OF course there was a back door.
This back door opened between some
of the stones of the old wall a short
distance away. Polly didn't think
that they would ever need to use that
back door. but when she dug that
home she made the back door Just
the same. She was wise enough TO
know that 1t lis never safe to have
only one way out of a place.
II was just after the Black Shadows
had crept through the OLD Orchard
that night that Farmer Browns Boy
was taking a shortcut home from
the Green Forest. He came to the
old stone wall just back of the new
house of the chueks. He put his
hand on a big stone on the top OF
the wall, intending to vault over. But
that big stone was loosely placed
and when he put his weight against
Evening star., 1925-03-21

l was thinking aboa. doing my
homework and pop was Smoking to
nimself and ma was wawking erround
the room putting furniture strate II
1t was crooked and putting 1t crooked
II 1t was strate, saying to pop, Will
lyum, jest look at this carpit, its posi-
lively thredbare.
Yes. I've noticed that. it's very in
tristing, pop sed. Each thred tells a
story, you mite say. he sed.
Yes indeed. 1t tells the story Of how
badly We need new carpit. that the
story, ma sed. There another sale of
carpits on this week and ! think we
awt to 60 down, she sed.
I've grown quite attached TO this old
carpit, pop sed.
The old carpit will grew attached
longer. its diskrace, that's wat it is,
ma sed.
No, its a genuine Administer, l re-
member the label on 1t. pop sed. Wy
don't old rugs get more valuable, like
old furniture? In fact ! bleeve they
do. I've red about French rugs 500
years old that sold for thousands and
thousands of dollars, he sed,
Certeny, they were tapestries, ma
sed.
Well maybe this one Is too, couldent
there be an Administer tapestry? pop
sed.
No there couldent and you know
there couldent, and now even are you
goint to meet me down town and
choose a new carpit for this room.
that the question? ma sed.
That's the question, that's simple
enuff, but neither one of US knows
the anser, that's the trubble, pop sed
love this old carpit. 1t seems almost
like an airloom to me, this room will
never be the same without II, he sed
Thank godniss for that, Will you
meet me down town or wont you? ma
sed
Wen see, pop sed.
Meening not If he could help 1t.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Copyright. 1881

but suffered the penalty of one, while
the murderous Morgan received the
order of knighthood.
These wolves of the water hid in
iand-locked coves and preyed upon
passing ships and Caribbean cities.
They were not all low, rakish craft
either Morgan at one time com
manded a fleet of 81 ships--all mount
ed with guns-and with 1000 fight
ing fiends exclusive of the sailors. A
tough egg in a hard-beiled world.
But all are gone.
All that remains Is the chests Of
buried treasure, which any one may
find IL he looks long enough. Many
years ago William Phipps Salem, one-
time Governor of Massachusetts.
found nearly two millions of dollars
on Puerto Plata, which had been
pirate property.
The islands about and the lazy sea
are now content to bask in the warm
tropical sun and dream of the past.
The only pirates we have nowadays
are in our own country-working as
chauffeurs and hat-check boys.
Evening star., 1925-03-21

Saving money may be looked at
from two entirely different angles
necessity or of pleasure. In either
case the amount put one side may be
the same, but the psychological effect
on the individual Is totally at vari-
a1ce. 1t is only when an act Is ac-
companied with a certain pleasing re-
action that the best results accrue.
Therefore it is the wise woman who
combines enjoyment with the laying
aside of a certain amount from the
income.
There are very few persons who do
Evening star., 1925-03-21
A Falling Stone.

Take all the pains and care you can,
Still Chance may bring to naught your plans.
Johnny Chuck.
While Polly Chuck chuckled to her.
self as she listened to Johnny Chuck
boasting about their new home to
Peter Rabbit, she agreed with all
that Johnny said She really felt tha
1t was the safest and best home they
ever had had. She couldn't find one
thing the matter with 1t. She could
Evening star., 1925-03-21

IT Is y GENUINE PLEASURE TO
WATCH THE SAVINGS ACCOUNT
GROW.
not feel the necessity os saving. There
are instances. OF course. where a per-
sons income is from a principal large
enough to warrant the spending OF
the entire proceeds. However, these
are comparatively rare cases. For
the most part each person or family
must save in order to avoid d weight
of responsibility that increases with
each passing year. Since this is true,
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Star "Want ADJ
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST

I4th and P, Day Pharmacy.
18th and u, j. S. Clemenee.
l4sh and w sts., Eagle Pharmacy.
2sol Georgia ave, John O. Biggs Phsrmacey. ;sa
zoos 14th NV, coilfower Art and GIFT 90.
s4o1 14th, Bronaugh's Pharmacy.
t4th and buchanan, Holberger's Pharmacy.
l4th and Colorado ave. oDonnelf's Pharmacy.
IIolmead and otis place, Holmead Pharmacy.
5000 Mount Pleasant St, Mount pleasant SiSaf
and News Shop.
I7s5 Columbia road. Hutcher's Cigar Store.
Nardman Park Pharmacy.
2id2 California St, Morgan Bros.
I'd and Mass. ave, Phillips Pharmscy.
j., and sts Duncan,s Psarmass; Pt, .;s,s,. a.,s,
Ith and SITS. Associated Drug stores
7th and II. I. ave. j. French Simpson.
" avs asd iats i'' and L .t. r01ts. Howsy rhsf
9th and q SITS. McGuire's Pharmacy.
Ga. ave. and Rock Greek Church road, Rock
Ca. ave. and Upshur st, coiody & Biaiek.
$500 Ga ave. Monek's PHARMACY
5sls 5sds Ga: ave-. nrightweod rharmaes'
Dupont Circle. Dupont Pharmacy
18th and Fla ave. Pearsen's Pharmsey; T.,
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Takoms Park, s5s Cedar st., hatnnsiy bfos.
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esth and SITS. Pride's Pharmacy.
a204 NJ st., O'Donnelrs Pharmacy.
34Il M ST. NV. Moskey's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin ave. and o, Donohue's Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
4th and Fl sts, Home Drug Company.
00T II ct, Gsrren's Music store.
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18th and East Cap, Lincoln Park Pharmacy.
10th st. and r. ]. ave. Collins PHARMACY
$500 18th St, Mayo's Pharmacy-Brookland.
SOUTHEAST.
Sd and Pa. ave, O'Donneus Drug Store.
sth and L. II. p Weller's Pharmacy.
nth and Pa. ave-. Fealy's Pharmacy.
| l4th and Pa, ave, Smyser's Pharmacy;
1907 Nichols ave.. Anacosda. Healy's Drug
SOUTHWEST.
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Miss Amy Wren has resigned as
assistant attorney general in New
York because, she said. the attorney
general gave her the meanest and
lowest paid job which it was in his
power to give,
Evening star., 1925-03-21

In Germany and Scandinavian
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hand during the engagement and on
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Evening star., 1925-03-21

Miss Anna Faians, a stenegrapher
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trict attorney in New York City, has
been admitted to practice before the
bar In that State
Evening star., 1925-03-21
Sultana Fudge.

Put one fourth eupful of butter into
a saucepan. When melted add two
cupfuis of sugar. one-haf a cupful
Of milk and ope-fourth cupful of mo-
lasses. Heat to the boiling point and
boil for seven minutes. Add two
squares OF chocolate and stir until
the chocolate is melted. Boil fea
seven minutes longer. Remove from
the Are, beat until creamy, add ene-
fourth eupful of chopped English
walnut meats, one-fourth eupful of
Sultana. raisins and one teaspoonful
of vanilla Pour at once into a but
tered tin. Cool slightly and mark in
squares.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
sITUATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.

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family; many years experience 10 all-around
work; relisb bic and willing workers; will 20
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OFFICE MANAGER.

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spensibe position with good business concern;
has had full charge of business in absence
of owner, and is experienced in the iBstallh-
item Of accounting systems and management
of Offices Address Box 25l-D, Star office.
Evening star., 1925-03-21
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THE MAGIC CARPET

THE MAGIC CARPET
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IMPROVING THE TASTE OF
CRANBERRIES

Most people enjoy the tart, piquan,
flavor of cranberries if they have
been properly prepared to eliminate
bitterness. Washing the berries in
warm water to which a teaspoonful
Of common baking soda has been adj
ded will remove the Objectionable
trace of bitterness. Cranberry jelly
may be made up in rather large guam
titles and sealed in jelly glasses with
paraffin. Then it may be unmolded
on lettuce leaf when wanted to add
just the right flavor to some meal.
Cranberries for pie will be improved
by the soda rinse.
Cranberry Sauce
Pick over and wash 3 cups Of cram
berries, using warm water to which
soda has been added, as suggested
above. Rinse and drain and put in a
granite saucepan with ia cups OF
sugar and cup of boiling water.
Simmer for about 10 minutes, skim
and cool for serving.