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Evening star., 1925-06-13
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Us fellows was setting on my frunt
steps tawking about different subjecks
such as weather oysters have feel
ings and how long it would take a ant
to make a ant hill all by itself, and
Sam Cross sed, o boy look watts com
ing, wonder how mutch she ways.
Meening a big fat lady coming down
the street, being one of the biggest
fattest ladies l ever saw in a green
dress, and Leroy Shooster sed, G.
winnickers, she must be some relation
to Puds Simkins, bet she ways about
500 pounds.
I bet she ways 600, 1 sed, and Sid
Hunt sed, I'm a good judge of waite,
1 got a cuZZin in the butcher bizness,
l bet she ways iXactly TAO pounds.
And all the fellows started to CESS
wat she waved, the lowest being 42O
by Shorty Judge and the highest be-
ing 933 by Lew Davis, and the fat lady
went past and 1 sed, Well G WIZ how
are we going to find out who was the
neereSt?
How about if a delegation runs
after her and asks her? Shorty Judge
sed.
Sounding like. good ideer, and
him and me and Sid Hunt started to
run after the fat lady, and she heard
us coming and termed erround and
stopped, saying, W aus q matter, boys,
did l drop something?
Being a good chance to ask her,
and we all looked at each other and
I sed, Would you mind telling us?
Watts that, telling you wat3 the fat
lady sed.
How mulch, Shorty Judge sed.
To settle a argument, Sid Hunt sed.
/ don't understand sutch tawk, now
# you have enything to ask me, ask
me, She sed-
Wich we had, ony we dident, going
back to my frunt steps and telling the
other fellows she wouldent say.
Evening star., 1925-06-13
SERMON ON CHILDREN.
Heart of Child" Subject of Talk
by DR.. Sizoo.

At the morning service tomorrow at
II o'clock the minister of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo will preach
upon the subject. The Heart of
Child" The sacrament of infant bap-
tism will be administered
At o'clock a Children's day vesper
service will be held in the church
auditorium. In keeping with Children s
day. this special service has been ar
ranged. A program will be presented.
the musical portion being under the
care of Paul w. Fishbaugh An ad-
dress will be made by Col. John T.
AXton. chief of chaplains of the Army
who will speak on The Place and
Importance of Child Life" AS is the
custom of the church. the evening
worship will unite with this o'clock
Children s day service, so that there
will be no evening service
Evening star., 1925-06-13

The season is with us, during which
out-of door living is at its best, and
those who are without the resources
OF veranda feel themselves at dis
advantage. There is something pleas
Ing about the atmosphere of relaxa-
ton suggested by a veranda. some
thing delightful that is quite apart
from the mere fact OF being out of
doors. By the use of gayly striped
awning cloth alone one is reminded
of country club decoration Some
thing gala seems to be demanded of,
those who sit in festive looking porch
furniture, among bright cushions, and
because human beings are more or
less chameleon-like in character a re-
sponSe to the mood created usually
results. So one sees that it is some
thing more than the actual increase
In the amount of oxygen taken into
the lungs for which a livable out-of-
doors place is responsible
IT is of interest to study how much
OF the atmosphere of out of doors and
how much of the restful and fes-
tive atmosphere of a veranda can be
summoned indoors by those whose
desire is for a veranda and whose
facilities do not permit of it. In the
construction Of many apartment
houses the veranda seems to have
are also many large country houses
that bear witness to the same lack.
There are some styles of architecture
to which the introduction of a We
anda does not lend itself without vio-
lating the purity of line in its con-
tour. In the country one sees many
such, of the old-fashioned farmhouse
type, built with the front door on a
level with the ground.
Porch Atmosphere
To the dwellers in such houses and
apartments it will be helpful to know
what may be done to create a porch
room" This is an indoor room, which
is given the atmosphere and appear
ance of a veranda. 1t may or may
not be something of sun parlor.
The decorative treatment is not great
ly unlike that given to a well-appoint-
ed sun parlor, however. A sense of
space, If not present, must be simu-
lated, and all things which pertain to
a veranda in the out of doors pertain
to the porch room.
Decorating.
The room, which is preferably a
north room, should be stripped of pic
lures and let its decoration come from
hanging plants and trellises. The
walls should be given plain light
colored surface. Green is good in a
light, neutral shade, and so is gray,
or a. creamy white. There are ways
of painting over wallpapers, if re-
Evening star., 1925-06-13

papering is not feasible A painted
wall is quite as desirable, as paint is
mroe suggestive of the out doors
than the majority of paper designs.
You wish a change under foot when
YOU step from the other rooms of the
house into the porch room. and some
thing suggestive of coolneSS. a
tiled oilcloth in black and white
squares is very poster-like in effect
and smart to degree. 1t, or green
and white tiling. helps to give dis
tinction to the porch room.
Lattices and Plants.
1t is hoped that the room has sew
eral windows and a pretty view. but
even if that is not the case the out
look can be made attractive. In the
city porch room window boxes can be
placed on the outer sills, and in either
city or country lattices constructed
around the windows in tones of light
green or dark green or creamy white
seem to transport one into the open.
Creeping vines will grow indoors
when rooted in ample flower pots
The containers as we'll as the plants
can be made part of the decoration
There are plants with abundant foil
age which will grow quickly.
Porch Furniture.
Instead of the indoor type of couch
or sofa, porch swing should be used
This will do more than almost any
thing else to transform the character
of the room. Such other furniture as
is used should be of the veranda va
riety. If there is any upholstery, in
chair backs or seats, it should be in
bright cretonne or awning cloth.
Plain wooden furniture of good line
is desirable. This is cool looking and
if of slender proportions, will tend to
make the room seem larger than it is
If your room is small do not over
power it by the size of the furniture
you put in. Wicker or painted furni-
ture is recommended for the porch
room.
Comfort and Luxury
A table with a Towering plant on
it and some books and magazines
suitable to hours of relaxation con-
tribute to the appearance of the i'm
provised porch. The comfort derived
from such a room will well repay the
effort of making it. Its construction
will offer to home-makers whose hob
by is interior decoration great
source of pleasure. To repair to such
a room, when it is completed, receive
ones friends and partake of an iced
lemonade, or iced tea, is to appreci-
ate that one has the ability to create
luxury at small cost, and with the
reward of much comfort to ones self
and associates.
Evening star., 1925-06-13

still is called; he must learn how to
get the most speed possible out of his
long legs; he must learn how to dodge;
he must learn how to look for enc
mics.
The first lessons in running and
lodging the little Jumpers got in
chasing each other in play. Especial
ly did they enjoy playing in the moon
light. 1t was at night, or just as the
Black Shadows were beginning to
creep through the Black Forest, that
mother let them out of the home nest
to go look for good things to eat. Each
night she led them a little farther.
When they had eaten a little they
would play In some open spot where
the moonlight fell. mother keeping
watch for Hooty the Owl or Reddy-
Evening star., 1925-06-13
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Can Midde-Aged Woman Attract Man Who
Admires Flappers by Initiating Them? ?-Shall
Widower With Children Remarry?

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Evening star., 1925-06-13
MODE MINIATURES

After the bridegroom has been def
nitely settled upon and the wedding
date established. a brides thoughts
must needs be focused on an ever
changing series of details.
With plans for the wedding gown
comes the consideration of the proper
foundation. The step-in girdle will
graciously serve. Any disfiguring
laces or hooks are eliminated, the en-
tire garment being made of silk elias
tic bands and silk brocade. A pretty
little lace bandeau is its fitting com
panion. NARCOTIC.
Evening star., 1925-06-13
Creamed Cucumbers.

This Is one way to make the rather
tough part of cucumbers available for
the children's digestion. The dish must
be very insipid. If the white sauce,
however, is nicely made the result will
make a satisfactory change in the
vegetable part of the chudren's diet.
Evening star., 1925-06-13
Healing Is Theme.

Viva NJ. January will lecture in the
Unity Auditorium, 1926 street north
west, tomorrow at s pm. on 1.-The
Lame Man Healed" Wednesday at 8
pm. her subject will be He Sent His
Word and Healed Them" Thursday
is devoted to healing conducted by
Garnett January. Friday at o'clock
is the regular healing service by Mr..
January.
Evening star., 1925-06-13
Lessons of Little Hares.
A lesson learned is knowledge gained.
And wisdom slowly thus attained.

---UIu MOtNtT NATURE.
The first lesson of the little Jumpers
was at sitting tight, as you already
know. This was and always is, a
most important lesson. But there
were other lessons these children of
Jumper the Hare had to learn. You
see, Mother Hare believes in sending
the children out into the Great World
at an early age. She believes that
children should be taught to look out
for themselves and not depend on the
old folks. So she carefully explained
that the Hare who would live long
must learn four things: He must learn
how to freeze" as sitting perfectly
Evening star., 1925-06-13
BY REV. HUGH I. STEVENSON.

THE CHURCH IN ANTIOCH
Acts, xi.19-30.
Golden Text - The disciples
were called Christians first in
Antioch.-Acts xi.26.
Evening star., 1925-06-13
Buttered Leeks on Toast.

After cleaning and trimming cook
the leeks in salted boiling water.
Drain and place on slices of buttered
toast. Pour melted butter over each
and seam nicely.
Evening star., 1925-06-13

she sent them all out into the Great
World to shift for themselves. They
were to have no more help or lessons
from her.
fcopyright. 1925. t. W. Burgcss.l
Evening star., 1925-06-13
Copyright. 1929

Al. Japanese coin.
AZ. European city.
A. Talk wildly.
As. Right (abbr.).
Al. Young man.
4S. Agile.
2. Personal pronoun.
8. Poorly.
4. Fastens firmly.
5. Morse NEUROLOGICAL king.
6. Confronted.
Z. Of the Christian era (abbr.).
s. Therefore.
9. Sea eagle.
10. Small particle.
-. Austrian neurologist.
13. Selected.
Is. Subject.
IS. Official pronouncement.
20. Frozen.
81. Furnace feeders.
%. English race course.
"a. Indicated division.
25. One who puts forth.
27. Perchance.
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80. Clan.
33. Behold.
"a. Sharp projection.
SO. Indites.
38. Excessively.
40. Used to be.
43. Possessive pronoun.
A. Initials of a State.
As. In the direction of.
Evening star., 1925-06-13
ON A HOT DAY.

TRELIISES AWNINGS TILED
PLANTS ARE CLEVERIY RESTFUI,
oF-DooR ATMOSPHERE A INVITING
A
Evening star., 1925-06-13

Across.
I. A certain Oriental.
s. Large quantity.
IL. In high spirits.
l2. Defensive work.
Ia. Lively song.
Is. Translation (abbr.).
l6. Negation.
II. Personal pronoun.
10. Part of New York (abbr).
20. Moves along.
22 Poems.
"a. Character or reputation.
26. Drink lightly.
n. Old English expletive.
20. With overmastering feeling.
81. Relation.
81. Sluggish.
33. Native of Latvia.
35. Island of Greece. 4
36. Turkish Government.
81. Occupied with.
30. Alongside.
40. Personal pronoun.
Evening star., 1925-06-13

NEAR girl of 49, and want to marie
- who give to Cali
diamond ring
Evening star., 1925-06-13

{ Copyright. 1928.
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llORCTaHVecEHe BcIIbllIll;ll He lMe
lot EaEoT0 Hn0yIb H%ocTOaHHoT0 Me
era; OH HepH01HqeeBH B03HllFaloT
10 Dceii TeppHropm BeHopyccnH.
Tar. HOCIeIHHe BecTH llpHHecIll
nam. qr0. b HryM6HcE6M ye3Ie, 3
IepeBHe 3aHpyIBe, %H0BcTaHIIBI yoH
I'M cleIoBaTeIa FLY. RaDa, B TOT
MoMeHT, EaE OH c OTpaIoM. ID Ne
IoBeE HpHeXaI B EapaTeIbHyD 9Ec
neITIIEnn; B qeqepcHe, M%OrHIeBc-
Eoii Ty0epHHH, HoBcTaHIIBE orpaoH-
III HOqTy, paccTpeIa1H R0MMYHHc-
TOB MecTHOr0 paiIR0Ma II cEpBIIHcb
B ,1ecy. II B gpyrHx MeeTax BeI0-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-09

IL. P. llepHoBeH HpO6yeT cOBep.
lIlnIb EpyIIH0e pyccEo EolOHHall
noe Ielo BbIBecTn pyccEnX ape
cTbaH, IIpeBpaTnBHnXca b 6a6pnq-
H0 3aBOIcEHX %pa6eTHX. Ha 3e-
MelbHMe lnnpH, nOI cOlHmmEO.
Il eaIIII 10 HaHaIe c oIHIm ia
Rim 8eMIep06oM, On HacT0a-
mnif EpecTbamH TO HaType II 10
XapaErepy.
hoTIa Oh yBnIe1 Hmenmy B Ia
HaIe, OIL Tar o6paIoBaIca, qr0 RIA
mi ee, HI0XaI ee II C EaR0O-TO
IeTcE0n M0lb00O 03HpaI mpOEHe
II E01bTXaBnmeca n0.Ia C HaIaBaB-
mMHca E0I0cbaMH.
PyccGHp pa0OqHe, enc lie Hero
BepFaHHHe MacTepCEmH, caMOr0H0M
'Hy.I = pYMaMH' T0cEyIOT 0 3eMIe.
OHH-nacT0mHHe 3%eMIepO6m. llMIl
F%olHIncb. HIM 6bIIn b p0IHHX ne
ppBnHX. Hmm ocTaIOTca II 10 cen
IeHE.
HyGeH EaE0ii-T0 MOHcpii, EOT0s
psi ma1-0m Tx II BbIBeI lib 4y-
my Il Te,T0 Tepe6HHnX T0pQI0B Ha
.T0H0 HpHp0IbT.
Moro 0HI0, H0HnTOE II MaIeHb-
THX MomceeB. yIaTHHX oqeHb Ma
10.
TpyIHo pacEaTaTB pyccEOrO 10
MoceIa, TpyclTBoro 10 BcaEIlX HOB
MleCTB.
Telepb Fo.IoHHa TOcEyeT o 3eN-
he. EXaTb B P0ccHIO He.Ib3a. IlpH-
TeTca IOp0TaTb cBOn T0IBI TH3HH
B AMepHEe.
HaIO yCTpaHBaTBCa Ha 3eMIe.
PyCcEHe EpecTbaHe - HIOXHc
'0T3HeCcMeHbI", C.Ia0He EyIIIbI. ga
TO OH - HpeEpacHHe 3eMlep00u,
caI0B0IH II cE0T0B0lbI.
He mIITbe W60E, He BH4eIbIBa-
HE poaIei Il o0yBH II lie HeTe-
HE |0HCEBHT0B - cIe~IIHa.1bH0cTb
pyccHHX ,IIoIeil B AMepHEe.
A 0%6pa00TEa 3eMIH. TyIa II Ha
10 TeIFaTb TX. OHH TAM, Jpn .aMe-
pHEaHcEOf arpHEyIbTypHoH TeXHHHe,
Xo3aeBa II TBopnBI. ,lyTmHe HmeHI
HeB0IM b haHaIe - pyccEHe BbI-
XOIILbI. Moro pyccEHX or0poIHH-
Rob. PyccEHe GlapMepH B Hbo lho
p3eii Il r CacEaYeBaHH.
OH THByT .IyTllIe II TIp%HBOlblIee
pyccEHX 3%eMIepo6oB, BHparHIIXca
b H%0Tor0HHbIe 0a0pnEH II B r,1y0o-
RIe maXTbI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-09
HOTEPHEHN HEy4Aqy.

MeCTHMe EOMMyHHcTH 3aTeaTI
6HLIo qT0 TO ycTpOHrb, IA H0TepHe-
III HeyIaqy. BBI IaEe npHrlameH
Ha aT0 %"qTO-TO" rIaBqeBHcT Gro
,Iap H3 'lHEaTO.
PacqHTbIBaW 0HH IIaBepH0 BBlI;C
,I0TnTb Hapy HeHTOB, HeXBaTalomIIA
10 HaToi TBTcaqn Ha "HoBBii Mp,
ia mHHIO TO.lBEo IBa qe.IoBeEa
HocMoTpeTb Ha CTOIgpa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-09
nOBCTAHqECK0E 4BN-
XEHNE B bE1OPOCCNN

lib Be.T0pyccHH ITO IaIbIle, TO
00.Ibme HpnXOIaT H3BecTHa 0 HOB
| cTaHT .ecE0M |IBHiEeHHH. IBHTeHITe
9T0 HMpeT %HecEOIBT0 IpyT0n XapaF
rep, ZEN BOccTaHHa II napTH3aH-
! mnIIa r0IoB: 1919-1921. |IlapTH3a
! HcG0e IBHIeHHe T0r4a 0praHn3OBa
! .Iocb TIaBHBM O0pa3OM cpeII 9MIIr
paHIIH. OTpa1M 0opMHp0Balncb II
yX0In.IH B TIy0b 0OIbmeBmIEOll re
pHTOpnH, B 6oIOTa II ,Ieca, 4eIaa
0TTyIa cHCTeMaTIqeCHHe HaIIaIeHHa
Ha pa3lHqHbIe yqpeI4eHHa II Ia
O|TIeIbHHX E~0MMyHHCTOB. llpaBIa-
| 0TEaIM 9TH HOH0IHa.IHCb MecTHbl-
NIL cH.1aMH - EpecTbaHCTB0A, 70
T0pbIM, TaIEe II H0IIeparnBaIIicb
BcaqecHH, H0 IaIpH 9THX OTpaIoB
II HX pyHOB0IHTe.m 0BIIH HOTTH He
EII0qHTeIbHo 3MIIrpaHTH, EaE Ha-
npHMep, 9HaMeHHTBIe 0eG0pyccHHe
aTaMaHB H0E0ilHMe EaT1ITaH Meb0
NH hOp0TEeBw, HopyTHE label
BpaHOBHuEnii, "CTpeneT'', "lep-
HaG'', IpMHbHO H NH. IpyrHe. era
Pie H~apTH3aHH Hcqe3IH. .lyqIHEe,
HaH0OIee aETHBHMe n3 HHX, II0rH0
Ill. IpyrHe pa3c0caIHcB Cpe1H MI
pH0rO HaceIeHHa II 0IHH HpHTIX-
III 10 HOpH 10 BpeMeHI, IpNrlle
ycTaIH II nepem.IH Ha MHpH0e 0obI
|RaTeIbCROe H0I0ReHHe. A re HOBO
T%aHTecFHe OTpaIBI, VTO Tar obl0I
00IbmeBHEOB' B HOcIeIHee BpeMH,
~00pa30BalHcb HcHIIOYHTe.IbH0 lI3
MecTH0T0 Hace.leHHa: n0T0My TO
OH. Tar %HeyIOBHMbI, HOToMy OOH
meBHIH Tar IeCTOh0 paelpaBIaOT
en- C MecTHBM H%aCe.IeHHeM. HB1e-
enc 9TO HOBcTaHqecTB0 Meet
HorO HpOHcXOIgeHHa qpesBM-
TaiiH0 6%ecHOI0Hr 0OIBmeBlE0B Il
Ohm HIyT IA EpallHHe MepH B 90
pb0e C H0BcTaHTeCTBOM, Bn.lOTb ia
caHraHHa Te,lBX %IepeBeHb, EaE Tt
:, HMeI0 MecTO B C.IylIEOM ye3Ie.
RpOMe T0T0, MeCTHOe aHTH0OIb'
meBHIIHOe IBHTeHHe 0TIHTaeTca o
6BIIoli HapTH3aHnIHHbI eIIe TeM, UT
dHTH0OIBmeRmIT;m HpecTbGHcrB0l
m~pHMeHaeTca .IHqHHii Tepp0p. Fla
RecTH0, qTO RpecTbaHe b HOc1eI
nee BpeMa 6OcHoHaIHO- 6bIoT ia
H|a3BBaeMBIX 'ceIbBOp0B" HpHqe
= H3 HeHaBHcTH Il 9TIM Ce,IbH0pa
n EpecTbaHe y0HBaWT BcD ceMbO Ct
9 TbEOpa, TaE TO OHIO pas b 0pmi
HcEoM ye3Ie (IeIo ceTBEopa PaI
meBa II pas B BO6pyiicFOM yeaIe
! BoIBIHeBHEH H3 y6HiicTBa ce.TbEt
pop IeIamT TpoMEne HpOHeccH, IA
9 np0Uecc PaEymeBa, RE, CyIHT ca
BHcmnif CYL pecHy6IHFH, ga y6H
cTB0 pacc1peIHBaDT ~HpHqacTHBX
Ie.Iy b IeIaX ycTpameHHa, a Ep'
8 cTbaHcTB0 oTBeqaeT Ha Tenpop Tel
Y ITO yHOpHo, no R%pecrbaHcRH, Ole
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-09-09

pyccHH Bcl0Iy ~HOaBIaenTca BeIIBIH
Ill TeppOpa MecTH0TO HaceIeHHa Il
0rHoIeHnH HeHaBHcTHof EoMMyHHc-
mqecEoii BIacTi. HecHoEOilHo +
|3HaMeHHTBIx BOpO6BeBcRHX ,1ecaH,
RE H0aBHIHcb napTH3aHH. Bolb-
meBmIEaa HpecCa yH0pH0 3aMaIHn-
BaeT 0aHTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ha
pOIH0T0 IBHHeHHa, H0 %TpaHIH03HbI-
NH llp0DeccaMH B ueIaX ycTpalIe-
HHa, HeBepOaTHO TecT0IHMH paCI-
paBaMH II TaRHMH HOBbIMH "00H4d
MI, TaH "00HI ce%.IbFOpOB'', OH
caMH ce6a BHTaDT.