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Evening star., 1926-08-02
AIR AMBULANCE BUILT.
Eoviet May Order 8 Similar to z
Passenger German Craft.

BERLIN, August CP,.--The first
commercial air ambulance has been
completed for the German Air Service
at the Dornier. Wal plant at Friedrich
shafen. It is seven passenger.
high.speed plane. The interior is
enaneled to facilitate disinfection and
# contains two berths for seriously
wounded, four invalid chairs and room
for two attendants.
Representative of the Soviet gov.
ernment have taken trial flights in
the plane, and it is reported an order
for at least six OF the air ambulances
win be placed BY the SorietA -.
Evening star., 1926-08-02
THOMAS TO TOUR CANADA.
Secretary of British Rail Union
Will Sail Saturday.

LONDON. August 2 Ap). James
Henry Thomas. general secretary of
the National Union of Railwaymen. is
booked to sail next Saturday for
six.week tour of Canada, says the
Westminster Gazette He will be &C.
companied by his wife and two
daughters.
Mr.. Thomas was instrumental in
.eudinE tklA xittsh. a1enAwaI strisn,
Evening star., 1926-08-02
WRC--RadiO Corporation of America
1855 Metersl.

Silent.
WRC--Radi0 Corporation of America
1855 Meters).
4 p.rn.-Play-by.pl account Of the
Washington-St. Louis base ball game.
Z p.m.-Base ball news.
T:05 p.m.-"Queer Quirks of Nature
Midsummer Nights jazz" by P. s.
Ridsdale, editor of Nature Magazine.
1:20 p.m.-"The Orchfd-the Royal
Family Of Plants" by Prof. David
Lumsden OF the Department of Agri.
culture.
S p.m.-Wardman Park Trio.
to 10 pm. Operate concert,
broadcast with WEAF' from New
York.
Early Program Tomorrow.
645 to 7:45 a.m.-"Tower Health
Exercises from Metropolitan Tower
New York City.
1885 a.m.-Arlington time signals.
u noon-Organ recital by Katherine
1Iill Rawls, broadcast from the Homer
L. Kilt studio.
i pm. - Irving Boernstein's Hotel
Washington Orchestra
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OPERATIC CONCERT
ON WRC TONIGHT
Hotel Trio, Nature Talk and
, Piano Recital Also Fea-
tures of Program.

The Monday night operate concert.
presented by the WEAF Grand Opera
Co., and concert by the Wardman
Park trio, directed by Sam Udrin, will
Evening star., 1926-08-02
Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, August 2, 1926.

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s;55 p.m.--Time signals.
1905 p.m.--Weather Bureau reports.
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Evening star., 1926-08-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

TWO GRADE JERSEY COWS. two grade
Jersey heifers. REGISTERED Jersey bull calf
TO close out dairy. G. T. Dunlop, Chevy
Evening star., 1926-08-02
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Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-09
TRAFFIC COPS MAY BE STATIONED ,ON
 MOOSE PASS ROAD
-RUMoR HIGHWAY WAS IN POOR SHAPE SUNDAY ABSOLUTE.
 " UNFOUNDED

When an auto can whiz over a road 40 miles an hour that road is supposed to be in good condition, and the many straight-aways on the Moose Pass highway permits stepping on the gas a little harder than usual for the road bed is in excellent shape. Yet, it is being circulated about the city that the road was rough and in bad shape last Sunday when the excursion crowd visited the region. It is true there were a few ruts and muddy spots where solid base had not yet settled but those places were miles apart and then only for few feet in length. Near the end of construction, at Mile 31, no one really expected to cross over roads in as good a shape as had been previously passed.
 The mud seen on the autos which returned created a false impression and no doubt that is where the rumor started that the road was in poor shape Water from rains had not yet dried up in several of the ruts and any car ploughing through them was bound to get mudded up a bit. Not soul in the excursion party became car sick, or even had a headache on the 60 mile trip. That should be suffi- cient indication as to how good the road really was
 The 135 men, comprising the seven road crews, are making a record for themselves under the expert guidance of c. H. Keil, engineer in charge, and his assistant W. O. F. Criger.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-09

the editors, General Joseph R. Hawley and Charles Dudley Warner, were obliged to work overtime. They vel. comed the assistance of a young col lege man, who was taken on for tenn. porary employment. That temporary job became permanent and resulted in an uninterrupted service of more than half a century, during which MT. Clark advanced through the various editorial positions to editor in chief and finally to president of The Hartford Courant Company and editor of The COurant.
 The tCourant, which then had been
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-09

N Va l published for more than a century,
 ' proved an admirable training school for young man inclined toward jour nalism. His future was in the hands of such capable editors as General Hawley and MT. Warner. The former specialized in politics and his writ ings maintained the traditional devo- tion of the Courant to the principles of the Republican party.
 General Hawley had practically withdrawn from newspaper work be- fore he went to the United States Sen
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-09
MORE 0V CLARK
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of the Hartford Courant, died after several months of illness.
 As young man recently graduated from Yale College, Charles Hopkins Clark, seeking a start in life, applied for work at the office of the Hart. ford, Conn, Courant. It so happened that at the time the man of all work in the editorial rooms was away and
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-09
PLAN IMPEACH MAYOR

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g. (P- Prominent leaders in religious circles are contemplating impeachment pro- ceedings against Mayor Hendricks for alleged violation of the law in per- mitting the Sesqui Centennial Expo. sition to remain open on Sunday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-09

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Evening star., 1926-09-23
ANDREWS RETURNS,
COBB QUEST FAILING
Chinese War BaIks Plans.
Explorer Will Go on Lon
don Lecture Tour.
By the Associated Press.

D9 tHS IaeeOcldteu fFeSs
SAN FRANCISCO, September %
Roy Chapman Andrews, explorer and
archeologist, arrived yesterday from
China after an Intellectual attempt to
penetrate into the Cobb Desert to dis
cover possible human evidences that
this desert is the cradle of man.
kind
Andrews was halted at Peking by
warning Chinese factions after having
started on the expedition last May.
Camel Train Is Lost.
The explorer said he sent a camel
train of $50 animals and large
amount of supplies into the desert to
await his coming. but that he lost
track of this train in the fighting
around Peking and believes that 1t
may have been annihilated by one of
the bands of marauding irregulars.
He puts his loss of camels and sup
plies at $4,000.
Under Fire From Air.
] During the stay in Peking the
Andrews party was under the almost
constant fire Of aviators who bombed
the city. Several of the Chinese
troopers took pot shots at the eX-
plorers, but their aim was poor. Two
members of the party managed to
reach an isolated point in the Yunnan
province, where they are investigating
evidences of ancient buried cities.
Andrews plans to go to London to
lecture
Evening star., 1926-09-23
HOPES OF DRYS BASED
ON BEATING BRENNAN
Anti-Saloon League Founder Holds
Illinois Is Most Important
Place in Fight.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 23.-The Anti
Saloon League Of America and the Illi-
nois branch have centered their politi-
cal activities in the Illinois senatorial
fight in the hope Of defeating George
f. Brennan, Democratic nominee, run
ming on a wet platform, DIR. Howard
Hyde Russell, founder of the league,
said her yesterday, when he opened
campaign headquarters.
The defeat of Brennan would be "a
mortal blow to the wets," DIR. Russell
said. THE Anti-Saloon League of
America, and especially the Anti-Sa-
loon League of Illinois, realizes that
Illinois is the most important place
politically at present in this country.
The dry forces have therefore concen-
trated here in the fight to defeat Bren-
nan. We know that we shall have to
fight hard and combat evil element,
but we believe we shall win
Evening star., 1926-09-23
Sees End of Jazz.

NEW YORK. September % P).-
Jazz has shot it's bolt in the opinion Of
Serge koussevitzky. conductor of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra. who has
hlst returned from Europe. The time
has come for something else to take
the place of Jazz, he said, declaring
that aside from color" it had added
nothing to modern music.
Evening star., 1926-09-23

The United Kingdom bought more
apples from this country than did any
other, with Canada second and Ger
manN third.
Evening star., 1926-09-23
Unlimited Cuban Sugar.

HAVANA. September % R.-
President Machado has issued de-
cree saying there will be no linita-
ton placed upon the next sugar crop
in Cuba. The harvest will begin
January i.
Evening star., 1926-09-23

Austria plans to spend $100,000,000
in road improvement program.
Evening star., 1926-01-22
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

ing is that if you tend to gain IN
weight, which means you tend 10 eat
more fattening things, you gradually
increase your food allowance without
knowing il. You must watch that
tendency.
Mrs. ID. George K.-Bran mullins
will be us effective in taking bran as
q cereal, and they will give a pleasant
change to your diet. They can he
made at any time and heated again
tor breakfast.
OyerWeight.-An exercise for reduc-
| ing double chin is as follows. Drop
your head we'll back and go through =
chewing motion until all the muscles
have been fully exercised.
Cold water bathing or an ice rub
should conclude the treatement. as this
will tend to tighten the skin and pre-
vent any tiabbiness following the alb
sorption of the fatty tissues.
To reduce shoulders and back of the
neck, place the fingers ON the points Of
the shoulders and rotate the shoulders
in a circle.
Anxious Threc.-Tho time TO cat
should he regulated by the kind OF ila
that is led. The heartiest meal should
be taken when there is less rea son Ipr
hurry, and with most people this wou.d
be AT the end of the day.
Evening star., 1926-01-22

way he saw some one whom he re-
garded as an enemy. But though
Farmer Browns Boy looked this way
and looked that way, and looked
everywhere, even up in the air. he saw
no one.
What is the matter with YOU,
Sammy Joy?" he demanded. What
are you making all of this fuss about?
If l didn't know better, l would think
that you We're yelling at me-
Still Sammy Jay kept on screaming
and you know when Sammy sets out
to scream he certainly can scream.
Everybody in the Old Orchard, and
even over in the edge of the Green
F'ores. knew that Sammy Jay had dis
covered some one he didn't like. But
Farmer Browns Boy couldn't see any
body, so finally he gave up, opened the
henhouse door and stepped inside.
Right at his heels somebody else step
ped inside also. Perhaps l should
say that somebody else jumped inside.
But they didn't make any noise about
it. Farmer Browns Boy put down the
food for the hens and started to look
for eggs in the nesting boxes. Just as
he picked up the first egg the hens
began making a great racket. 1t was
plain that they We're badly frightened.
Farmer Browns Boy looked up with
such queer. puzzled look on his face.
What was wrong with those hens?
Evening star., 1926-01-22
BEAUTY CHATS
Slenderizing Suggestions.

| know one woman who keeps her
figure slender ard her complexion
clear by a certain dish which she eats
faithfully for luncheon every day. The
dish is spinach soufie. it is an ordi-
nary souffie, only made with spinach,
and it comes to the table n big green
puff in white dish, with Il tinge oi
brown over the top from it's baking
She eats bread stick with il. or some
toasted sort of crackers, because she.
does not want butter with either Of
these forms of bread, and drinks two
cups of clear hot tea with lemon juice
and the least bit of Saccharine tablet
instead of sugar as swectening. Now
and then she has a dish of steWed
fruit, or else an apple as dessert
There Is very little fattening value
in q lunch like this, yet 1t will keep
her from feeling hungry until dinner
tlme-or, if she does, about or .
III the afternoon she has Il cup OF the
same clear hot tea, with lemon and
artificial mountaineering sWeetening.
She reduces her fat allowance each
uay enough by this method. so she can
eat a normal breakfast and dinner
and still not gain in weight. II seems
10 me hers is one of the most com
Portable ways of either retaining or re
ducing the figure. or course, any
other non-fattening dish might bc
substituted for the spinach but that
happens TO be q particularly healthy
ONE, spinach containing many yalu-
able mineral salts. If this woman goes
out TO - luncheon party she substi-
tuteS her reducing meal for her
ordinary evening dinner and drinks
tea at bedtime if she feels hungry.
IF YOU must reduce. perhaps this
you would rather make YOUR break
fast Of black coffee" dry toast and
orange juice, il ORD" - cat normally
the rest al III" day TO worst Of diet
Evening star., 1926-01-22
BEDTIME STORIES
BY THORNTO.N
" III RECESS

Then he noticed down in corner
one hen not moving. lie Went 10 her
at once. AS he stopped over 10 pick
her up he discovered that some one
was holding her fast by the neck l.
was a very small person, hut a very
determined one. 1t was Shadow the
Weasel And ii was clear that Shadow
didn't intend TO let go, even for such
great big giant as Farmer Brown s
Boy.
Farmer Browns Roy picked up the
hen, and when he picked her up he
picked Shadow up, too. Shadow was
holding on to the hen Farmer
Browns Boy swung him against the
side of the hcnhouse and then he
dropped. But even then he didn't run
away. Shadow is no coward He
arched his back and suarled and spat
At Farmer Browns Boy and CALI
exactly what Farmer Browns Boy
was calling him. Actually Farmer
Browns Boy had hard work to chase
Shadow out of that henhouse. But he
got him out finally. and then shut the
door while he collected the rest of the
eggs. Then. with the eggs and the
hen Shadow had killed he went back
10 the house. He didn't see anything
of Shadow, but Shadow was watching
him. And all the time Shadow was
saying to himself, That's my hen.
that's my hen" You see, in Shadows
mind. he had just as much right to
one of those hens as he had to
any one else he could catch.
When he was sure that there was
no chance for him to get another hen
he headed toward Farmer Brown $
barn. IF l can't have a hen for
breakfast Ill try rat said he.
(Copyrlght 1926
Evening star., 1926-01-22
The astonishing vitamin
value of good cod>liver oil

GOOD cod-liver oil is astoundingly rich
in vitamin content. A pint of it contains
more of the important Vitanin A than 1900
plnts of grade A milk-than one hundred
pounds of the best creamery butter And
cod-liver oil is rich too, in the antirachitic
vitamin, which prevents and cures ricketts,
Thus good cod-liver oil is especially val
liable to children. For it promotes growth
helps to give them sturdy young bodies
and protects them against ricketts,. It is
important to grown people, too, for it
vitalizes and protects the body against
bacterial infection.
Squibb's Cod-Liver Oil is prepared, under
the supervision of expert chemists, by
special process which insures against the
loss of its vitarnin content. The process of
manufacture also makes Squibb's Cod-Liver
Oil much more palatable. 1t is safest to
accept no substitute. Insist upon Squibb's.
And whenever you have need for household
products insist upon Squibb's Household
Products-such as Squibb's Castor Oil
(Tasteless), Squibbs Milk of Magnesia,
Squbb's Sodium Bicarbonate, Squibb's
Epson Salts. At drug stores everywhere.
Evening star., 1926-01-22
Lessons in English
BY W. 7. GORDON.

Words often misused: Don't say.
Can | have your permission?" Say,
May r."
Often mispronounced: Candelabrum.
Pronounce kan-de-la- -brum, the first
a as in can as in he" second a
as in lay" and accent second "a
Often misspelled: Umbrella.
synonyms: Atheist. skeptiC. infidel,
unbeliever. heathen. materialist
Word study: Use a word three
times and it is yours" Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word
Oblivion; the state Of being utterly
forgotten. He had lived his brief
hour of debauchery and sunk into OBJ
liN-ini1 ~
Evening star., 1926-01-22
"PuzzEcks" :"
-PuzzIe.Limericks-

A certain young lady Of
Once said. as l started TO-:
GO way, you bad-3-"'
So l started and-4-.
For my only idea was to-.
/. a city in Italy.
.. Hold tightly; feminine pronoun
objective two words.
g. Male human being.
4. Moved the feet swiftly.
5. Give pleasure to; final word OF
second line two words.
(Note: What happened to the young
Italian woman, what she said anC
what occurred then, in the form of a
complete limerick, can be discovered
by placing the right words, indicated
by the numbers in the corresponding
spaces. The answer and another
PuZzlick will appear tomorrow
Yesterdays Puzzlick.
There was a poor chap in CeylOn
Who used to run hither and you,
And from thence back to there
Till no one knew where
The poor fellow really had gone.
Copyright. 1920
Evening star., 1926-01-22

'iit lIlotDfI "a
EaraChe is one of the most pain
fUi Affections Of children and heat is
the best immediate relief for it. When
a child cries out suddenly with ear
ache at night, the fire is generally low
or the hot-water bag is leaky and we
are at quandry s to what TO do
Put an electric light bulb of low volt
age close to the ear and you have heat
almost instantly. OF course, it must
not be left turned on when you go
back to sleep.
copyright. 1a96l
Evening star., 1926-01-22

OF the shade is creamy pink and pur-
pie pansies have been applied with
decalcomania transfers. This lamp
suggests a dainty but stately boudoir
With pale, creamy-pink walls, drapes
81 delicate mauve damask and French
walnut furniture. A dressing table
draped with pansy-printed taffeta
would complete a setting suggesting
exquisite femininity.
The lamp at the right is an old
style colonial prism lamp with a
frosted globe. These lamps are par
ticularly nice for the dressing table,
rs they cast clear white light which
is very helpful in applying ones
,nake-up with the proper delicacy and
g,ocision.
ASSpS.ISAt. 4Y1S.&
Evening star., 1926-01-22

Farmer Browns Boy had gone out
to feed the hens and collect the eggs
as is his way every morning. He
opened the gate Of the henyard and
walked over to the henhouse door
There he paused for a moment. Sammy
Jay was making a great fuss. He was
crying Thief, thief, thief" from al
apple tree that overlooked the hen
yard. Farmer Browns boy knew that
when Sammy Jay cried Thief" in that
Evening star., 1926-01-22
To Serve With Pork.

Press some mashed and seasoned lU-
tatoes in a buttered border mold ard
place in Il hot oven until lightly
Drowned. Turn out on q heated plat
ter ana heap the center with turulps
either ma shed and diced or mixed Ni-h
q thick white sauce.
Evening star., 1926-01-22
Prunes With Orange Slices.

For each serving of stewed prunes
allow one slice of orange. While the
steWed pruneS are still hot let the
orange slice simmer in the Juice for
about 10 minutes and set the whole
2Wav To cool
Evening star., 1926-01-22
Pineapple With Lemon Juice

Prepare a pineapple and cut in thI"k
slices discarding the core. Sprinkle
with sugar. add the lemon juice and
tnen chin thnronghlN Lefnrc .eL.Lin.