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What Is It?

One of the puZzling recent discover
les of science is A planet that has been
called by no personal name. but like a
prisoner bears only number. 1920
HZ. The 1920 shows/the year in which
il was discovered by w. Baade. 1t
should he stated that this is a minor
planet that is. something extremely
small. Perhaps il you could roll New
York City up into ball and send it
spinning through space you would
have one of the minor planets. Its
orbit is astonishing. as it stretches in
An eccentric ellipse from the orbit Of
Mars to the orbit Of Jupiter. In doing
so il passes al times into areas where
the suns heat must he intense. other
times II must rotate through bitter
cold Theoretically this should turn
any planetling into n comet for
comet is generally very small body
heated to the condition Of luminous
gas and then sent on through space.
Yet 1920 HZ shows no disposition to
become an orthodox little comet, and
tho astronomers are puzzled.
Now what do YOU know about that:
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
/ a maggot is larva Of an insect.
generally beetle larva of whitish ap-
pearance.
,. a chrvsalis is the pupa stage of
insects.
:. The elytra are a pair of wings on
beetles which protects the delicate In
ner wings.
4. The pupa is the dormant stage as
sumed by insects between the larval
and adult stages.
5. A weevil is q beetle the larvae of
which eat the kernels of grain and
nuts.
s. A mandible is jaw. especially of
insects and related groups.
tCOpvriRht 1920
Evening star., 1926-11-25
A Wife's Transformation
MaxmmBy MARY CULBERTSON MILLERm

motions of dressing. His fastidious
taste satisfied. ready for breakfast.
he tapped on his wife's door as was
his custom.
Helen. in a ravishing n,eglige. was
on the bench before her long triple
mirror, apparently engaged with her
image AS Bob's light tap fell on the
door. She turned. a warm simple of
welcome on her lips. To keep from
obviously shaking with the excite
ment of the moment. her hands
elapsed lightly on her knees.
Hello - died on the mans
hps He stood framed in the door
way. clean-cut. fit. alert, ready for
anything. but the thing he was fac
ing. His eyes changed and his
pupils contracted. The warm bea uty
of his wife's room met his eve first.
1t had been done over in soft drap-
cries and cretonnes to make fitting
background for the new woman.
Then his eyes crossed the room, and
the transformation he saw here held
him spellbo1Ind
(Copyrght. 1921
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WHEN VIE GO SHOPPING
BY MRS. HARLAND II. ALLEN.

act as insulators and prevent table
tops from suffering burned spots.
Electric grills OF all types aw4ft
you at the store. There are simple
disc stoves with either solid tops or
open-top heating element: and these
stoves are useful for cooking in small
quantities. One we'll made. sturdy
grill. equally suitable for home use
or for the girls room at college. has
a highly polished nickel-plate frame.
A reversible grill is carried on the
top OF this stove for toasting bread.
and this can be swung out of the
way when the stove is to be used
for something besides toast. There Is
one shallow pan for cooking. and
a reflector plate that might be used
In Il pinch for broiling bacon or
f1apjacks.
All pans should have wooden or
composition handles that are easy to
grip. and which do not get hot. The
cord. by the way. should he sin feet
long or more. SO that il may he used
from either lamp socket or floor plug.
OF course. II should have separa BILE
plug so that it can be plugged into
the floor or screwed into the socket.
Many of these grills take as much
as 66 watts to operate. and thay
should he furnished. therefore. with
proper capacity outlets and plugs
In using these grlls. II is best TO
connect and disconnect at the device.
Evening star., 1926-11-25

YOU to accept He was silent a mo-
ment and then
strange you didn't say anything
about It,"
well. the truth of the matter is
that | forgot. You see YOU were out
last night and this morning I didn't
think a thing about 1t until after
YOU had left
ANY interesting people there?
Strange the way these writer's and
artists can take ftime off for tea.
Wonder when they do their work."
"Oh. / heard a lot about that this
afternoon. Some Of them keep to
strict office hours and others work
say that they work best under
pressure, when they have to get their
work In at a certain time. Of course,
being a novice, I asked questions
They all laughed and made fun of
me a little, and I loved it."
She was glowing with the stimulus
of meeting interesting people under
unusual circumstances; romantic peo-
pie who did creative work. She had
met two artists. several writer's.
newspaper editor and pianist who
had PLAYED Chopin with the yellow
ca ndleIight fickering over the keys
of the piano,
She had loved every moment of II
and they had seemed to like her. Dor
othy Holt. who worked in publishing
house, had told the others about
Helena's open Friday nights and
they had all wanted to come. And
then at the end. just before she had
left. Mark Sands had asked her to
60 with a crowd of them to Sonya
Marinoff's piano recital the following
week. She had eagerly accepted. but
on the way home she had wondered
what John would think about 1t.
Probably nothing at all. But still
there was the possibility that he
might. Even if a man didn't love
a woman, he could still feel posses
sive about her and not want her to
make engagements without him. But
she had accepted and she was going.
Besides. wasn't she weaving a web
to hold him in her life. and didn't
this invitation exactly fit in with her
plans? She had to meet his indiffer
ence with her own. Natalie had told
her so. and she was beginning to
realize 1t for herself
(CopyriRht 1922
Continued in tomorrow StarO
Evening star., 1926-11-25

John Henderson mnrrtes Helena
FoSd r1thout telling her that he has
tired of her. When they return from
their honeymoon her younger sister.
Natalie. mnrries and Natalie Is clerer
enough to realize that something IS
,rrono. Nino Price, charming
,ri6or rho made the trip to HGtdnd
,Cith Helena aud John. comes to
torn and John shors Tery erident
interest in her. At n dinner party.
houerer. Natalie flirts deliberately
uith John and prores to Helena that
it is not Nina. but any 1COn,dn 'fho
interests him she udUtses Helena
TO take drastic steps to udn back his
lore or prepare to lose him.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Friday, November 26.

Although Jupiter is in benefit
aspect tomorrow, according to as
trolOgy, Mercury, Venus, the sun and
Saturn are all adverse.
1t is a day in which to push ener-
eetically all sorts of business enter7
prises and to plan extensive develop
ments.
This is a most promising rule for
banks, which are likely to have the
busiest Winter in American financial
history.
All who WELD power should benefit
from this configuration. which is help
full to leaders in thought or action.
Contracts and agreements should
not he signed under this planetary
government, which is especially
threa tening where theatrical agree
ments are concerned.
This is threatening rule for those
who would settle debts nr wind up
their financial obligations. y Delays
may be most fortunate.
Women tomorrow are subject TO
disappointing experiences. especially
when they seek employment.
Motion pictures also may partake
of the unfaVorable influences. which
appear to presage inventions and i'm
prOVementS.
Saturn tomorrow frowns on mines
and mining. and appears to be in
spring discomfort among workers.
There may he many thwarting in
cidents apparent in the course of any
important undertaking on this date.
1t is foretold that hook on some
phase of American life, possibly
American politics. will make a sensa-
ton.
Persons whose birth date it is have
the augury Of a year of great activity
in which they have large financial
dealings.
Children born on that day may rise
to supreme heights either in profess
sions or In social contacts These
subjects Of Sagittarius may attain am.
hitions that appear impossible
Evening star., 1926-11-25

new dance frocks take on a stately
swaying motion of quite different sort.
Some frocks that do very we'll for
some purposes don't dance well at all.
They may fit well enough when the
wearer is sitting or standing. but
when she dances the frock may draw
up in unattractive lines. showing too
little material here and too much
there.
There must be something extremely
secure about the dance frock
Shoulder straps must be perfectly ad
iusted. The slip must be fitted so
closely that 1t will keep it's position
without puCkering. Belts. girdleS,
shoulder flowers must all be fastened
with utmost security. No woman can
dance well when her mind is divided
between the dance step and the
security Of ner frock.
tCopyriEht. 1921
Evening star., 1926-11-25

cross eyed cat at the upper right
are hinges. They make amusing
touches for the cuboard doors in liv-
ing room or dining room, and would
be especially delightful for the nurs-
cry.
In the center Is a wrought iron
gate sign-an original touch for the
country home. These signs may be
ordered especially designed to illus
trate various names and ideas. The
duck at the lower left is a foot
scraper and the woodpecker at the
right is a door knocker.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Don't Envy the Graceful, Well-Rounded Form
Learn How to Have One

All over the country women and men are
amazed at the almost magic effects OF
IRONIZED YEAST. After a single course
treatment-thin, weak bodies are brought
up in weight and strength. Flesh is made
round and firm. Hollows filled out. Eyes
frightened. Skin made satiny smooth with
the glow Of girlhood. How is this donee
NsD Wonder Working Yeast and Iron
Yeast and Iron have always been
eonside dered two Of the greatest body and
blood builders by medical science. They
contain those vital food elements that
build up solid flesh, correct skin and
digestion troubles and enrich the blood.
IRONIZED YEAST contains these two
inUe edients in Q new highly concentrated
form which Is nine firres ,sove effective
than yeast and fron foken alone. So 1t
is natural that after taking IRONIZED
YEAST In Q single course treatment you
vii notice an amazing improvement 10
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Scalloped Chicken

Butter a baking dish. Arrange
alternate layers of cold cooked
chicken. which has been sliced, and
boiled macaroni or rice. Pour over
white, brown. or tomato sauce. &C.
cording to the taste of the family.
Cover with buttered cracker crumbs
and bakein the oven until the crumh.
are nice, appetizinE brown.
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will he. Perhaps models ought TO he
made to dance when showing dance
frockS. Perhaps we ought to go
through a few dance steps before the
mirror when we try on our own
dance froCks
The other day some one made the
observation that fringe dances we'll"
II tends to weigh down airy fabrics
but not too heavily-and il takes
M SwayIng motion that is very at
tracttve. 1t sways gently to the music
Reading on net and other materials
produces this same effect. Full taffeta
skirts that are seen on some OF the
Evening star., 1926-11-25

your health, appe aranee and spirits,
The skin loses its saIlow, pimply, blotchy
look, pounds Of good flesh are taken on
and your digestion and bowel action are
wonderfully improved.
So. don't have Q skinny, weak body
that looks as though it had never been
fed enough. Don't 70 around with an
ugly skin. Go to your druggist, toAsy.
and get q generous test treatment ~
IRON1ZED YEAST-eo pleasant. taSsy
tablets in q handy bottle. Safe for every
body; contains no harmful drugs.
Satisfaction er Money Bach
Go today to any druE store and get full
sizs treatment II. after this generous
trial. YOU are not delighted With effects.
nsk tor your monev bnck II ~tll be re.
funded Immediately. II inconvenient 10
buy from druggist. send 81 90 direct "a
the IRoN1ZED YEAST co. ATLANTA.
GA DESK e3-F.
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BEAUlI Of1Al y BY EDNA KENT FORBES
ually. But II you toss the pillow will

tually. But II you toss the pillow will
get II.
Blond-Short hair will always need
more shampooing than long hair, as
the scalp is secretinE as much oil
either way. Gnd it shows more quickly
when there Is less length Of hair over
which to distribute II. Sometimes cut
ting the hair will take the curl out of
it for time, but such hair is ga silly
trained to curl again. because curling
Is it's natural tendency.
Try to encourage wave by using
the combs that come for water
waving.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Materials for Dance FrOcks
BY MARY MARSHALL.

The proof OF the dance frock is in
the dancing. You cannot really tell as
YOU stand perfectly still in the fitting
room wearing a new dance frock what
It's real effectiveness is going to he.
Nor can YOU ten when a stately model
goes through her slow PAGES wearing
a dance froCk just how successful II
Evening star., 1926-11-25
HOME NOTES
ny JENNY WREN.

friends or relatives who make hob
bies of their homes. may we suggest
useful articles of wrought iron as
being extremely acceptable?
These articles are not costly and
they add a great deal of quaint ina
terest to the home of old-timely
flavor.
The rabbit at the upper left and
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ORANGE PUDDING.

Sift two cups flour with four
teaspoonfuls baking powder and
one-fourth teaspoon salt, add
two eggs we'll beaten and dilut-
ed with one cupful milk; beat
thoroughly, add one tablespoon
full melted butter. beat we'll
again, then add four oranges.
peeled. cut into bits and seeded.
turn into buttered baking dish
and bake in hot oven. Serve
with orange sauce: Cream one
third cup butter with one cup
full sugar, add one.half cup boil
ing water. beaten whites three
eggs. juice one lemon. juice two
oranges and part of grated rind
and heat with egg beater until
foamy Serve at once.
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AND THEIR CHILDREN.

One Mother SAYS:
Like all other children, my three
delight in having a comb orches-
tra"--tfat Is. playing tunes on
paper covered combs. They pro-
pose this amusement every now and
then when playthings and games
have palled. ] never permit them
to use the regular household combs.
but keep number of cheap new
ones at hand purposely for this
near musical demand. Mother. may
we have the combs?" is a request
easily granted, simply through
little foresight on my part.
Copyright. 1926D
Evening star., 1926-11-25

Earthquake. proof buildings with
curved base that NAV swing on a
rounded depression in the ground.
have been designed by German 70
be erected In japan.
Evening star., 1926-11-25

The Suez Canal. connecting the
Mediterranean with the Red Sea. af
fords an Eastern passage to the
Orient. The building Of this inter.
ocean canal was first the dream Of
Napoleon. but through lack of funds
he abandoned the idea. The canal
cost f2O, 900 900 and was completed In
1869. The money was raised by SUBJ
scription in Europe. The minimum
depth of the Suez is % feet, and it
covers a distance of 80 miles.
Evening star., 1926-11-25

I'd rather have fingers than i
I'd rather have ears than a =;
And as for my 8
I'm glad it's all e
I'll be awfully sad when II >.
(NOte-H. H. G. Of Washington. r.
G.. who sent in this "Puzzlick" neg
leCted to inclose a photogra PHI so We
don't know whether the fourth line
is entirely truthful or not. Maybe
he's hoasting. There'l be another
" PuZZliCk" here tomorrow. as we'll as
the answer To this one)
|. Most people have ten
.. The most prominent feature of
the face.
2. Some people hsvent's any.
4. In that place.
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Yesterdays "Puzzlick."
A certain small boy named Hugh
Once carefully slipped in the shoe
OF his dad large tack,
And the small boys back
Was thereafter red, white and blue
Evening star., 1926-11-25
JELLY ROLL.

JELLY ROLL.
Two eggs. beaten thick. one
half cup sugar. three table
spoonfuls cold water, one.half
teaspoon soda. one teaspoonful
cream of tartar sifted in two
thirds cup -four. Bake In mod
crate oven. While warm. spread
with jelly and roll tightly with
a cloth TO hold in shape.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
"Skin as Smooth
a. Satin"

~ have always been Troubled
With pimples and blenlishes
On my back and shoulders
which were noticeable in the
Spotlight. After taking only
two treatments of IRONIZED
YEAST, my skin is smooth as
satin and ] haven't Q pimpie
or blemish Of any kind. I am
overjcyed." Miss T. B..
Fort Worth, Tex.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Yesterdays "PuzzlIck."
AUTUMN Le1Ues
BY SHIRLEY RepMAN WILLIAMS. -

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Evening star., 1926-11-25
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Baked Apples
Dry Cereal with Cream
Plain Omelet. Bacon Curls
flashed Drowned Potatoes
Rye Muff1ns
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Sardines
Toast
Canned Peas
Jelly Roll Tea.
DINNER.
Cream of Corn Soup
Broiled Halibut
French Fried Potatoes
Green Peas
Hearts of Lettuce. Russian
Dressing
Orange Pudding
Coffee.
RYE MUFFINS.
Sift together one cup rye
meal. one cup white -four. one
tablespoonful sugar. one-half
teaspoon salt and two teaspoon
fuls baking powder. Moisten
with one cup milk to which
one beaten egg has been added.
and bake in buttered muffin
rings.
Evening star., 1926-11-25
Copyright. 1928.

Continued in tomorrow's Starr
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"puzzIcks"
.PuzzIe.Limericks-

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I'd rather have ears than =
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-17
Summer Business
Shows Up Strong

Each weeks reports bring out more
clearly the fact that business, as =
whole, is passing through the sum
mer in an unusually strong posi-
ton. The situation is, indeed, quite
without precedent in some import
ant respects. In no other year ut
this time have some of the major
industries shown the same degree OF
activity aud vitality that appears
now, and general trade should gain
further in vigor with the approach
Of the fall season. Such unsatis-
factory phases as exist are over
shadowed by the favorable aspects,
and confidence. which had lessened
in some quarters earlier in the year,
is now increasing. The prospect Of
larger harvests Of such essential
crops rs wheat and cotton, il deprcss
ing prices for those staples is 4
promising augury, and there are
other elements that give rise to ex-
pectations of continued commercial
expansion.
Current statistical records, with
,, few exceptions, afford proof of Il
growth in operations, the notably
heavy railroad freight traffic and the
increase in the untitled contracts Of
the principal steel producer, the lat
ter the first gain of this year, being
prominent features. The great steel
industry is marked by an absence
of customary midsummer let-down
except for such relaxation as ha:
been caused by hot weather, and thu
prosperity of the automobile trade
| still attracts attention. Complaint!
of dull business come from SOM
channels now some prices remain
relatively low. but in the main, condi
| tons are distinctly encouraging, ant
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-17
United Bands Will
Give Last Concerts

Members Of the Mandan and Bis
marck bands had a very satisfactory
joint rehearsal last night in prepare
ton for the concerts OF Thursday and
Friday nights this week.
The following program was drawn
up for the joint concerts:
March. Semper Fidelis. by Sousa.
Overture, Morning, Noon and
Night in Vienna" by Suppc.
Fox Trot. Don't Wake Me Up by
Wayne and Baer.
Waltz, "Jo!ly Fellows,u .Vollstedtt
Clarinet Solo. Long. Long Ago.
by request tifS6loist,H Sam kontos.
Ballet from William Tell, by
ROssini.
Selection from La Feria, by La.
come.
March, ION the Co." Goldman.
Thursdays joint concert in Bis
marck and Fridays at Mandan will
be the last appearance Of Sam kOn
tos for some time lie is leaving FOL
Chicago next week.
Ralph Law. who is directing tn
Joint concerts this week, is goini
ON tour with his orchestra to tn
West Coast early next month. ant
this. will be bis last appearance TO
some time in connection with tn
!, hand
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-17
STOPS
CHANNEL SWIM
Miss Lillian Cannon Of Balti-
more Forced to Quit on Ac-
count of, Weather

Cape Gris-Nez, France, Aug. IT,
4) Miss Lillian Cannon, Of Baltl-
more, failed this morning in her first
effort to swim the English Chan.
mel. A sudden storm, accompanied
by thunder and lightning. with the
prospect of still worse weather to
come. forced her to quit the water
after having been swimming for two
hours and IS minutes.
Thunderstorm Approaches
Miss Cannon took to the water here
Mt 1883 O'Clock this morning and at
2 o'clock was swimming fast two
miles out in the channel. headed to-
ward Folkstone. England. At that
time the clouds indicated the APP
proach of thunderstorm. The sea
was calm.
Suddenly around $3.50 o'clock, the
storm broke, and with 1t came heavy
seas. The experts on@the boat FOL.
lowing the swimmer ordered her out
of the water. She demurred, saying
she desired to keep ut her task.
Finally. when told that it would DC
useless for her to go on, she came
out Of the water.
Miss Cannon plans to make another
attempt within few days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-17
TRAP CATCHES
BEAVER ALIVE
Government Biologist Demon.
strates How Animal May
Also BE Easily Tanned

Vern Bailey, Washington, D. G., in
charge Of fur industries, with the
United States department Of agri-
culture, was in Bismarck demonstrat-
ing a new type of beaver trap per-
fected by himself and patented.
1t is designed to catch beaver
alive.
Mr.. Bailey caught two from a
colony in the Glencoe Lake country
and showed them while in build
ing on the grounds of the weather
station, before taking them to the
eastern part Of the state.
Species Quite Numerous
:. Beaver are very numerous in the
western part Of the state, according
to Burnie W. Maurek, state game
warden. who was with him.
As they are protected by law. il
is necessary for the state game
warden to move the beaver, whenever
it is found they are doing damage
to property. They are placed where
they are desired. Mr.. Maurek in
Dictated that the whole colony. where
the two were caught, is to be taker
up and moved to the eastern part oil
the state, on the James or Pipe
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-17

stem river, or elsewhere. Beaver
used to be numerous here but be-
came extinct and where the people
now want them back again: But Tor
MI. Bailcy's trap, which encloses bea-
YER in a wire mesh, half above water
so they can breath, the fish and game
department would have been baffied
at such request.
Mr.. Bailey surprised everybody Dy
showing how tame the beaver oe-
comes in short time.
"In five minutes after taking
them from the trap, he could handle
them like babies" said Mr.. Maurek:
"Whcn he set one down and started
to walk away, it, followed him like
with Mr.. Bailey on the demonstra.
ton trip were II. A. Brown, chief
game warden Of Co0perstown, Alfred