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Evening star., 1926-03-13
a golf ball. and make short work OF

golf ball. and make short work OF
dressing.
You will notice that these women
usually are those who have adopted
a very simple style of dress. gen
GRAFTON ago they were apt to be
among the ranks of the so-called
tailor-made girls. Now you will find
them usually devotees of sports
clothes. Undoubtedly the thing that
has made for the lasting popularity
of sports frocks and hats and ac-
cesSories among up-to-date women il
the fact that they can be so easily
bought. and so easily worn. Women
who would not think of wearing
ready-made evening frock are quite
content TO buy So-called sports
clothes readymade and ready to
wear.
The sketch shows one of the new
snort frocks. 1t is in natural
colored ra jah silk with appliqued de-
sign in bright coIor-a scarf that is
worn folded over at the front COM
pleting the costume. 1t is the same
short, scant little frock that women
wore last Spring and Summer, only
the Jumper itself is slightly closer
in fit and there is fullness in the
skirt. This fullness consists OF wide
box MEATS held in place halfway down
the skirt.
Sport frocks, for this Spring at
least. are almost always in silk, with
here and there one of fine flannel or
other wooden material. Ra jah and
pongee and other ''raw' silks are
used as we'll as Chinese damasks and
the percnnially popular crepes. And
as for colors no tone seems 100
light or delicate. Soft pastel shades
that VIC once considered exclusively
evening" colors are chosen for the
new sport frocks.
Copyright 1o@6>
Evening star., 1926-03-13
A Personal Message
To Washington Women
BY Edna Wallace Hopper

saw me very well know. Don't neg.
lect your hair. II is your greatest
glory and should he abundant. silky
and luStrous. I have never known
falling hair. gray hair. or daudruff.
Youth Cream Powder in tho
square box. is what ] use. 1t is a
heavy. cIinginS Cold Cream Pow
der with a base like my Youth
Cream.
Light Face Powder. in the round
box, is fluffy. without the Cold
Cream base. and preferred by many.
| Both i'm three shIdes--N hite, Flesh
and Brunette.
Fruitv shampoo viii win a place
for itself with single trial, 1t
never diSappoints.
Youth Hand Lotion should he
used very freely for the hands.
| arms and. especially. elbows, which
are often very unattraCtive.
Ny Beauty Tale is of the most ex-
| quisite quality and perfume for gen
! eraI use.
| No-Shine should have q place i'm
! your handbag for quick use at
| dances. or any time. II prevents
| shine Of nose or forehead and re
moves surplus oil.
My Hair Remover l consider the
supreme ,Gepilatory.
My Cream Deodorant is the latest
and finest production of its kind.
My Liquid Nail Polish always
brings youthful tint and luster.
My Eye Bath / use every night
| and morning. to preserve the luster
and sparkle of youth.
My Wave and Sheen hair dress is
all the name implies. ! wave my
famous head of hair with this won.
derful product.
My Lip Stick-Never omit this
most important part of the perfect
makeup etothing is so youthful AS
| the red moutS. T<'sH ShadeS-Br1l-
liant and Nature.
My Rouge is in compact form.
and j use it freely. 1t comes in
three shades-Nature. Orange Kiss
and Brilliant.
! also offer You F'reckle Cream
and EyebrowEyelash Beautiiier.
Everybody admires my teeth. I
| have always used five different things
an antiseptic. an antacid. de
odorant and polishers Now they
are all combined In u new tooth
paste called Quindent. meaning five
| in-one 1t serves all purposes.
All toilet counters sell my prcpa-
rations. Write my office, $50 Lake
Shore Drive. Chicago. for. my
Beauty Book.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1926-03-13
Martha colored brightly.

Martha colOred brightly.
"Oh. yes; ] have forgotten all about
the incident"
But l don't want YOU TO forget" ="
Perry insisted. IF | thought it
meant so little to you, I'd almost
rather have YOU angry with me. Any p
thing but Indifference.
Martha was just about to answer
when over Perry's head she saw a
man and woman leaving the dir T.
ing room. The woman was 4
stranger to her. hut tho man she
would have known anywhere. even
though his back was ldrned to her.
as ii was now.
1t did not occur to her to be pea iouS
of her husband. She could not
imagine John in an ENHANCEMENT
with another woman. No doubt this
woman he had just lunChed with was
business client. But it hurt her to
realize that John could take the time
to take another woman to lunch
when he never had the time for her
She couldn't remember when he had
invited her anywhere. and he ONLY
accepted invitations when he felt
it would be impolite TO refuse.
This thought flashing across her
mind made her droop momeutarily,
and then quite suddenly she was
angry with John. furious at the
Sights he was constantly heapine
upon her.
->Tcr gaze came back 10 Pcrrv's (
face. and she smiled suddenly int"
his ewes.
IF YOU force me to toll YOU tho
truth" She said with a fascinatine.
| little catch iu her voice. "I'll do 50
OF course. T wasn't indifferent. ]
., fS
fcreut AT "A time like that unless she
! dislikes the man
! And YOU don't dislike me- Perry
| asked quickly.
| Her iashes dropped over her eyes.
! I'm afraid not" she said.
tCopyrisht l9"Gt
N'nnfinncI In NInrdat.. SfatA
Evening star., 1926-03-13
Wonder and Vexation.
Things which overmuch perplex
Are likely in the end to Xex.
Paddy the Beaver.

Paddy the Beaver and Mrs. Paddy
and the two yong Beavers had passed
a. most comfortable and uneventful
Winter. Nothing had disturbed them.
Nothing could disturb them except the
breaking of their dam, and this hadn't
happened. They had nothing what
ever to do but to eat, sleep and be
happy. And all Winter long they had
eaten, slept and been happy. When
rough Brother North Wind had howl
ed through the Green Forest and had
driven the snow in great clouds they
had known nothing about it. When
Jack Frost had pinched the trees until
they cracked Paddy and his family
had known nothing about it. Beneath
the ice 1t was always peaceful and
neither warmer nor colder.
Whenever they were hungry they
dove into one of their tunnels, passed
through it out into the water under
the ice. swan over to the food pile
under the ice, got a stick and with
Il swan back to the house. In the
comfortable big room In the house
thew ate the bark from the stick. and
then took the stick outside. Nothing
worried them. No enemy could reach
them.
Paddy knew IndL SWeSI AhiSli Cos
Spring was near. He knew it because
the water from the Laughing Brook
was flowing into his pond faster than
before. Paddy was beginning to be a
bit impatient. He was beginning to
long to put his head above water
10 see and talk with some of his
neighbors in tho Green Forest, to get
a. bit Of fresh bark from newly
cut tree. SO it was that he rejoiced
when he discovered that the ice had
melted SO that there was an opening
at the point where the Laughing
Brook entered his pond. He SWAN
over there, and for the first time in
manv weeks he put his head out of
water and looked around. My. how
good it seemed to look up and see
the blue, blue sky. How good it was
to draw a long breath and feel that
he hadn't got to hold 1t as long as
he could! He looked all around at
the familiar trees. Then he looked
across the ice at the roof OF his
Evening star., 1926-03-13

NEW YORK. y Y. March 10
When ] last appeared at Earle The
atcr. Washington. week of Dec. 6.
many were turned away during the
week and thousands were unable to
gain admittancc to nv matinee for
Women Only. held Friday at II
AN The Manager of the Earle
Theater telegraphs me they are now
selling tickets in advance for the
special matinee at II A. NJ. March
10. Therefore / urge you to make
your plans ahead. so as To avoid dis
appointment. l am on the bill for
/ the entire week of March IA.
Since last in Washington | have
played leading theaters I'm many of
/ the leading Eastern cities. including
! Boston Providence. Pittsburgh
Rochester. Harrisburg, Scranton.
/ etc. After Washington go to Phil
! adelphia for the fifth return engage
ment within n year.
1 have always said that "A wom-
an is as old as she looks My
| friends say that l look and act like
/ 90. and I can say to them that I
| feel like 90. and believe I am always
! going to feel and act like 90.
/ I also know from personal expert
| ence and practice that beauty can
| he cultivated and youth extended.
| have surely retained my youth. as
| YOU have seen. Happiness and good
i health go hand in hand. My great
est happiness comes from sharing
nv beauty secrets with girls and
women. as early and constant train
ing of the right sort always brings
la CT ipc- rpSllltS
1 spent a fortune in the quest
for Youth and Beauty. Now | offer
you under my name and guarantee
/ the best toiletries | have found i'll
my world search.
The following answers many OF
| the questions I am constantly
asked in reference TO my toiletries
and daily regime:
White Youth Clay should be used
at least twice weekly. Nothing else
has done so much for modern
| beauty. Always treat yourself to a
| White Youth Clay facial when you
wish to appear at your best. :
/ Facial Youth--A liquid cleanser
| for daily use. 1t does wonders. /
makes the skin clean. soft anc
| smooth.
| Youth Cream-in both Cold Cream
| and Banishing types-to my mind
| .is the best cream modern science
| knows TO soften and beautify the
| skin. Use the Cold type very FREQ.
| ly before retiring. also as a protec-
| ton against the elements.
Hair Youth has certainly done
wonders for my hair, as you who
Evening star., 1926-03-13
BEAUTY NIHAIS EDN1 KENT FORBES.

toes, cabbage, kalc, oNSterplant,
squash. eggplant and such.
Eat salads as often as YOU please,
but do not put thick mayonnaise on
them. If You could put on only
enough vinegar to give them bite
so much the better. And keep your
desserts TO fruit and gelatineS as
much as YOU can. for desserts are
very fattening. Drink all tho water
YOU want, this helps overcome any
hungry feeling YOU may have from
changing your diet and making 1t
less nourishinC.
Drink a couple Of glasses Of water
before break fast. too. both of them
hot ii YOU can manage 1t. \ little
lemon Juice OF salt in the water viii
take away amy unplca taste. You
won't want 50 much breakfast them.
Evening star., 1926-03-13

Cook one cupful of rice, we'll wash
ed, two cupfuls of water. one cupful
OF milk and one teaspoonful salt for
an hour and a half in II double boiler.
While hot dish and cover it with sauce
made as follows: Cook one cupfui
granulated sugar in an iron pan until
il melts, stirring constantly. Mix two
tablespoonfuls cornstarch with two
cupfuls milk and pour into sugar. Stir
until it is thick and smooth. about
five minutes, take from the fire and
add butter the size OF an egg and n
teaspoonful Of vanilla. This makes a
delicious and nourishng dessert for
the children'S luncheon.
tCopyright. 1850
Evening star., 1926-03-13
DAUGHTERS OF TO-DAY
BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR

Martha DennisoH at ~ faces the
fact that her husband has d1iftcd
array from her. as 1CeH az her ttrO
children. Natalie and Arthur. She
meets On attractive bachelor. Perry
MGcdondld. and accepts his dttcn-
tons 1cithout rcdIiein0 the danger
in such an attachment. In the
meantime arthur is infdtudfcd
qcith a chorus girl. and Natalie
hdH In lore NTH Lucicn BdrtlCft,
married man.
Evening star., 1926-03-13
DILL lNEL ~ OIN1LO ". BURGESS

house, standing we'll above the ice.
Paddy caught his breath. He blinked.
He blinked again. There was some
one on the roof of his house That
wasn't SO surprising in itself, for
Paddy knew that that roof had been
visited many times during the Win
ter. He knew that Yowler the Bob
cat had been there, and Old Man
Coyote and Reddy Fox. He had
known when he built that roof that
he would have many visitors, and he
Evening star., 1926-03-13
Lessons in English
ny W. L.. GORDON.

often mispronouuced Fina nc'al
Pronounce the first aS in him" no.
as in ice" and accent second ~.
often misspelled Analysis tsinGu
larl; analyses (plurab.
synonyms ~ Absurd. false. error"
ous. ridiculous Inconsistent. irratiouai
prcposterOuS. stupid.
Word study ~ 50 e word thre-
times and it, Is yours Let Us ir
crease our vocabulary hy masteriu-
one word each day. TnJay's word
Intimacy: close friendship. The int
macy soon ripened into love"
Evening star., 1926-03-13
French Toast and Eggs.

Break three eggs into a small stew
pan, add a little salt, IL pinch of pep.
per and two tablespoonfuls of butter.
Set the stewpan over a moderate fire
and stir gently. with wooden spoon
preferred, being very careful to keep
every particle in motion until the
whole has. become a smooth and deli
cate thickish substance. Have ready
n, piece Of toast for each egg made
soft. with melted butter. Place the
egg mixture upon the toast and serve
Immediately upon a hot plate. This
is an excellent luncheon or supper
dish.
Evening star., 1926-03-13


ROOF OF HIS HOUSE.
had built 1t SO that none of them
could tear it open.
But this visitor was the last one in
the world tle ever expected to see
there. He knew him instantly. He
knew that 1t was Puma the Panther,
for long ago. far. far from there,
when he was a little fellow. Paddy
once had seen Puma the Panther.
Puma was tearing at that roof, but
it was still frozen hard, and he tore
in vain. He srarled with disappoint-
ment. Then he turned and returned
to the Green Forest
Paddy the Beaver was very thought
full as he swan back under the ice
to his home. 81 wonder If that fell
low has come to stay" thought Paddy.
eff he has, it means more danger for
me and mine. If he has. we shall
have To watch out as never before.
I rather would have seen almost
any one than Puma the Panther.
/ wonder if he really is going to stay.
I-I.I1l almost be tempted to move. "
Evening star., 1926-03-13
Lemon Cream Sherbet.

Three quarters cup lemon juice, four
cups water, two egg whites, one cup
cream, two cups sugar. Boil the
sugar and water together and cool.
Add the lemon juice, strain and freeze
partially. Stir in the cream and fold
In the stiff1y beaten egg whites.
Evening star., 1926-03-13
Sport Frocks in the Pastel Shades
BY MARY MARSHALL.

In every age, no matter what the
fashions, there are women who con-
trive to appear very well and smart
ly dressed on small outlay of time
and money. While other women
worry along spending hours before
their mirrors. more hours with their
Evening star., 1926-03-13

\ COSTUME, THAT MOULD AT.
TRACT FAVORABLE ATTENTION
ANYWHERE Is THIS LITTLE,
SILK SPORT FEOCK WITH AP-
PLIQUED DESIGN OF BRIGHT
COLORS.
dressmakers, and argue themselves
hoarsc with their milliners, these
fortunate ones buy n hat or n frock
as easily apparently as they would
Evening star., 1926-03-13

EAR MISS DIX married and wife and
a
lay up thing for n
Evening star., 1926-03-13
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Advice to Young Couples Whose Outgo Exactly
Marry Immediately or Lose Her Sweetheart.

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who % SSs put aa ss Ss h % any rainy Gay s as sss % a f FOOLISH %
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a"s"asd " or an" s ss* depend" on whether you financially
@ & g; % {? * s e @s'
parties and sG!ns @ night
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eSpernces "SSs ~s s"m
d o''N account grow DOROTHY X.
apris hsve o cm sy W % 3 % s as both % @ my
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ns your than 20? YOU % no", @ be rm eaS} %s ]
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t % ns sne i as % pt@ ] that appeals to
with 50 p my rds ] lind % YOU out what to st ,s rs. vant De s
kinks n ~ 7 'N '''i" '"e very H'eSt
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nothing They they not TER FIRST @ as @ G are
they h % have never ne kept budget when living @
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and nsone % Win g l
s van list 1 at The 3 %
coohrs ana thelr cleanlnes and home ~
your grandchildren and servant in chldrens
.... DOROTHY
DEAt MISS DI am girl Of married in June feel
a %@ % go 20 ope1Ion and am sti under
times areadS and T ae M 1iat re & days that have put him
~ ~ ' S"'' let your advice guide me- BOBBY.
AnsweT Well n9s if M take viii
nS S 1 I that on 1 se @ sBd snd TsSne @ % the
v & oT + be- y9S % yrs ] that a @ M pn,en b snGns to wait for
wrecked little wife, which is what marry
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S S = 1% @ sss . @ s"
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both he trying to bring dOwn your heads DOROTHY DIX
RFDTJME STORIES BY THORNTON
Evening star., 1926-03-13

Carts have taken the place of rail
way cars for freight transportation
between Peking and Tientsin because
Of the war in China.
Evening star., 1926-03-13

I
o
noush tide them the evil hour they must want and know
Evening star., 1926-03-13

1t is dishonest for and who could lay up enough money
much
a
holdup
Evening star., 1926-03-13

tCopyrisht. 1860
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
G.M. ANNOUNCES
PERMANENT
EXHIBIT
All General Motors Prod
ucts to Be Displayed
at Atlantic City.

Announcement of a permanent ex.
hibit-the first at which all of the
producers of General Motors will be
displayed under one roof--was made
by Alfred +. Sloan Jr., president Of
the corporation, today. Mr.. Sloan's
announcement is in the nature of an
acknowledgment to congratulatory
messages from Atlantic City officials
and head of civic organizations who
have been advised that the exhibit will
be the largest on the Boardwalk.
This General Motors institutional
exhibit will be located on. the Steel
Pier at Atlantic City. where $4,000
square feet of floor space, now under
going alterations. will be available for
the display when it is formally thrown
open to the public in July.
The exhibit will include the six lines
Of General Motors passenger cans {:
Chevrolet, Pontiac, 0ldsmobile, Oak
land, Buick, Cadillac, GMC truck /;
and all the products Of Yellow Truck
and Coach Manufacturing company.
Fisher Body, Frigidaire, the electric
refrigerator, Delco farm lighting and
and power plants and various General
Motors parts and accessories-the
products of General Motors manu-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
LOCK YOUR CAR? If NOT
YOU'RE GIVING IT AWAY
BY C. CLARK MATHER

Detroit Motor Car Co.
will form a habit, so that it will be-
come second nature to safeguard the
car at every stop. It's a good habit
to cultivate.
Both Paige and Jewett cars have
adopted the coincidental style of lock,
in an effort to offset the owners care
lcSsness and forsetfulness. This lock
is so arranged that when the switch
key is turned, to shut off the engine
ignition, it also locks the steering
wheel. Then the thief can neither
start the engine, nor steer the car if
he should try TO have it towed away.
But already it is found that no me-
chanical device can adequately cope
with human nature. Despite the IA
cilitics given the owner for the safe
guarding his car, Jewett has been mott
fled Of the theft of a car whose owner.
compelled TO lock it to stop his engine.
left the key in the lock!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
nerica Has Taken
able Chrysler To Its Heart

handling and durability as it is
in looks.
That the American people have
taken the Chrysler to their
hearts is no surprise at all it
is a very natural thing.
They are almost extravagantly
enthusiastic about the Chrysler
because the Chrysler has shown
them long-lived motoring de-
lights beyond all comparison.
We are eager to demonstrate
the hrvsler's nyadvantages.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
Is your car locked?

Chief Engineer, Paige Detroit Motor Car Co.
will form, q habit hat
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
THREE A GETS TWO
MORE TEXAS CLUBS

Two more clubs have been added
TO the Texas chain of A. A. A. or
CARNATIONS, it was announced late
Saturday.
Organization Of a club Of los
members has been completed at Min
eral Wells. John NJ. Chamberlain,
secretary Of the Mineral Wells Cham
Der of Commerce, also is secretary
of the club.
A club Of 101 members has been
organized at Mexia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
RECORDS SMASHED
BY WROTEN-HUNDLH

Forty Dodses sold the first fourteen
days Of the month is the record Of the
Wroten-Hundley Motor Company,
Dodge distributors.
Business never looked better for
u.s." Messrs. Wroten and Hundley de.
clare. so far we have been break
ing all records. The special display ai
the all steel Dodge body has attracted
lots of attention and made mauy sales
for us.
1t is a proof of the quality of MAJ
tcriul that goes TO make up the Dodge
car.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
DISABLED DRIVERS
FORM MOTOR CLUB

England has Disabled Drivers
Motor Club. While blindness is prob
ably the only defect which can be
said certain to be n bar to driving
car, defects In limbs, either from am
putstioR or paralysis, do not neces-
sarily disqualify.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
CRUISING BUICK
WILL ARRIVE
HERE SOON
Car Visits Every Dealer
After Demonstration
Trip Around World.

Tho Buick car, which has already
completed its trip around the world
and which is now calling on every
Buick dealer in America, will reach
the San Antonio territory on the 9th
of this month and viii be accepted by
II. p. Lewis at Taylor. Tex, who will
drive the car to Austin, placing it in
the hands Of the dealer at that place,
who, in turn, will deliver it to San
Marcos, and from there to New Braun
fcls and on to San Antonio.
This car does not have regular
driver but will be handled through
the territory of each Buick dealer by
the dealer or one Of his employees,
and after it has visited the various
dealers in the San Antonio branch
territory, il will be delivered by the
Del Rio dealer to the dealer at Al
pine, Tex, which is the nearest dealer
under the Ell Paso branch of the Buick
Motor Company.
DEMONSTRATES QUALITIES.
The trip made by this car around
the world was planned to demonstrate
that a Buick will stand the driving
Of all kinds Of drivers and the punish
ment of all kinds of roads. The only
special preparation for the trip was
the installation of two extra spare
tires on the running board, four spare
tires altogether, together with the in
stallation Of supplementary oil, gas
oline and water tanks, and these were
added to carry supplies for the desert
miles where filling stations are few
and far between.
This car Travelled nearly 10000 land
miles and was always within the sales
and service territory of some Buick
dealer. The car will remain in San
Antonio two or three days and Mr..
Webb of the Buick Motor Company
and Mr.. Bryant of the San Antonio
Buick Company will be very glad to
have Buick friends and all those in
terested in see this car visit the sales
room Of the San Antonio Buick during
tho time this automobile is in the city.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
YANTES MOTOR MEN
GET SCOTTISH RITE

II. II. Schwarz, general manager
and r. X. Cole, manager of the used
car department of Yantis Motor com
pany, have completed Scottish Rite
work,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18

Is your car locked?
No? Then take some of the blame
for keeping theft insurance rates
where they are.
If there were no thieves, there
would he no thefts-and insurance
rates would drop abruptly.
Neither would there be thefts IL
every owner made his car thief. proof
and the lower rates would follow
Just the same.
The automobile owner who fails 10
utilize the safeguards provided by the
manufacturer of his car thus shares,
with the automobile thief, the re-
SponSibiiity for maintaining high in
SuranCc rates.
Owners have but little excuse for
leaving their cars unlocked. Strict
attention to locking the car, main
tanned rcSolutely for just one week,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-18
BROWNSVILLE MAN
VISITS "AUTO ROW.

Next to honesty, cleanliness is the
best policy, in the opinion of /. ).
Tuson, owner of the Tuson Tire and
Vulcanizing Company of Brownsville,
a recent Straus-Frank Company Wis
itor.