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Evening star., 1926-12-16
OPPORTUNITY NO. 10.
A VICTIM OF GUILD LABOR AND
CRJEITY

Deserted by a faithless husband,
low awaiting trial for bigamy, this
iorsaken mother is pleading to be
allowed to keep her children. The
mother still shows the effects of work
\ the mill to which her parents sent
her Wher mere child. Cruelty
'eaten by her father, she finally
ought refuge in her mistaken mar
'iage. Now there are three young
children to be cared for and there are
20 resources. Twenty-four dollars a
Evening star., 1926-12-16
OPPORTUNITY NO. 2.
REH ARTT TTATTnN AT WORK

When this family first came to the
attention of the Associated Charities
they We're living in an insanitary
shack. The children showed the eff
feet of long period of underfeeding.
The school attendance of the older
ones was irregular, with the usual re
suit that they were far behind in
their grades. Since coming under the
care of the Associated Charities mat
ters have improved. The family Is
properly housed, the children of schoo
age attend their classes regularly and
already show the. good effects of suffi-
cient food and hygienic living. The
father is serving a .penitentiary Sen
tence, leaving behind seven children
under working age. The estimated
need on carefully worked out bulge
is a minimum of S32 a week, or $1,664
for year.
Amount asked for ...--... $1,664 .0c
Mrs. l.. w. 25.0G
Still needed ............. $1,639.0O
Evening star., 1926-12-16
Fire in Ship Extinguished.

BALTIMORE, December 16 P.--
Fire in the coal bunkers of the Greek
freighter Hadiotis, which forced the
vessel to return to Baltimore yester.
day after sailing Tuesday night for
Queenstown. was extinguished late
Yesterday afternoon. The damage was
slight.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
OPPORTUNITY NO. 4.
WILLING TO WORK, BUT SHOULD
RE At HOME

This devoted mother is perfectly
willing to go out TO work if necessary
in order to keep her family together
But she is in poor health, and there
are eight children in the home who
need her care and attention. Only
one of these is of working age. Wild
owed two years ago, the responsibilit.
has been too great and she is on the
verge of breaking down under the loaC
which she had TO carry. The family
should be moved 10 larger quarter
for their own good. The sole income /,
If the mother gives zip her work, i
a small wage earned by child yet
her teens. Thirty-two dollars weel
is needed to feed. clothe and shelter
this household Of nine, or S1,G64 for
the next twelve months.
Amount asked for ...,..... $1,6G4 90
II. r. B. ............ 10.Gf
Still needed ............ $1,654. .Gt
Evening star., 1926-12-16
Still needed
OPPORTUNITY NO. IL.
"MISFORTUNES NEVER COME
SVNETX"

When the father of this family
came across the sea to the United
States he had visions of the promised
land. He learned d trade. married,
and his dream was indeed Il reality.
Then business became slack. two of
the four children developed tubercu-
losis. his wife fell i'll, and now the man
himself is told by the doctor that he
can work only little or he will break
down entirely. But there are the sick
wife and children needing extra nour-
ishment, and the man himself may
have TO go to the hospital. At least
SIS week is needed right now, and
more may be needed If the man has to
stop work entirely. This is $1,000 for
the year, and it will take that long
before the family can get on it's feet
again.
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Evening star., 1926-12-16

week Is needed to hold this home to-
gether, or $1,24S for the year.
Amount asked for ......... St,24800
Miss X. +. l.. ...... 1000
Still needed ........... $1,23S.00
Evening star., 1926-12-16
Gifts to BE Acknowledged.
OPPORTUNITY NO. /.
CRIPPLED AND IN CONSTANT


Crippled to the point of total physi
cal disability, the father of this family
OF wife and three children is unable
to provide for them any longer.
''There is nothing but pain" said the
man to the social worker as she found
him trying to divert himself as best
he could. The doctors cannot say
what his chances of recovery are
These will doubtless be improved il
the mans mind can be relieved and
If he can be assured that his wife and
children will not suffer. Twentyeight
dollars a week is needed for this pur
pose, as there are no other resources
and all savings have been exhausted
during the mans illness. This is
$1,456 for the next II months.
Evening star., 1926-12-16
DAWES ELIMINATES
UNDER-COvERP PLAN
Rules Out $500 600 Secret
Fund of Andrews as Appro-
priation Legislation.
By the Associated Press.


Assistant Secretary Andrews hope
to build up his under cover" prohibi-
ton enforcement organization with a
100000 secret fund has been dashed
anew--this time by the Senate.
Although another way has been
suggested to get the appropriation.
the wet bloc, which has been success
full in having it eliminated from the
Treasury-f Post Office supply blu in ooth
the House and Senate, Is preparing TO
fight it to the limit.
Vice Pres dent Dawes, in ruling the
provision out of order in the Senate
yesterday, explained that it contem-
plated new legislation in an appropria-
tion bill, SINCE It would permit ex-
penditure OF the money without ad-
vance accounting, as required for
other funds made available to the
executive departments in such meas
ures.
VIII Seek Fund.
The enforcement chief has contend
ed that the secrecy contemplated was
necessary to the activ ties Of his
under cover" agents and that denial
of the appropriation or requirement
that its expenditure be made through
the usual accounting channels would
upset plans which are beginning to
bring results under a $250,000 appro-
priation granted last year.
That an attempt will be made to pro
vide the secret fund through a sepa'
rate bill Is to be taken for granted.
but the vets, already organized in the
House. are preparing to consolidate
their forces in the Senate, and their
leaders express confidence that very
little prohibition legislation will be
passed at the current session of Con-
gress.
They hold the under cover" activi-
ties of the prohibition unit, one of
Gen. Andrews enforcement aims, to
be particularly Objectionable and in
compatible with the American theory
of Federal Government. In attacking
the 100000 appropriation yesterday
Senator Bruce, Democrat, Maryland,
described it as "tyrannical." while
Senator Reed, Democrat, Missouri, de-
nounced the under cover" men as
''spies, sneaks and snoopers."
While the Senate vets were making
their assault on the $500,000 provision,
Evening star., 1926-12-16
OPPORTUNITY NO. 3.
F0ITR GENERATIONS.

There are four generations in this
hone--a great-grandparent, who still
tries to work as strength and oppor
tunity permit; grandmother, wis
waits upon her invalid daughter. .tht
mother of three young children, de
serted by their father. The man is
under court order to contribute to tn
support of his young family, but hf
is badly in debt otherwise. After hi
payments, there is still deficit
SIS week in the income of the home
or 1896 year.
Amount asked for ........... $936.0c
l.. l.. G, 5.0A
Miss r. w. B. ........... 1O.0t
Still needed ............... $921.0t
Evening star., 1926-12-16
OPPORTUNITY NO. s.
CAN'T 1--WE ON 4 DOLLAR ADAY

His eyesight almost gone. the most
that he can make at his trade is
barely more than 81 a day-not
enough to support his wife and four
children, ranging in age from a baby
m arms to a boy of Is. This Oldest
child is retarded in school and unable
20 get work certificate. The mother,
4 refined-looking woman, does her best
o keep a neat home and to give good
care to the children. The new baby
is her special pride. Eighteen dollars
a week, besides what the man can
earn, is needed for this family of six,
or 1886 for the year.
Amount asked for $936. 90
Mrs. G.. G.. L. 1900
Still needed .............. S921.0O
Evening star., 1926-12-16
OPPORTUNITY NO. 9.
NEARING THE GOAL.

Several years ago the father of this
family died. leaving three little girls
10 the care and guidance of a frail
mother. Through the widows efforts
and the generous help Of others, this
home has remained unbroken. Re-
Gently the Oldest daughter. by nature
1iffident and retiring, has taken her
first plunge into the workaday world.
Before long younger sister, alert and
ambitious, win become a wage-earner
also. With this combination, the fu-
:ure of this CHEEKY home is assured
Meanwhile SIS week is needed to
supplement the Oldest daughters earn
Evening star., 1926-12-16
OPPORTUNITY NO. IA.
HAPPY WITH nNrE ANOTHER

Summary.
Total amount asked for. ;. SIS, ,652. 90
Total received to date 80. 10000
Total still needed ...... $14, ,962. 90
Evening star., 1926-12-16
OPPORTUNITY NO. z.
NO SHYFTL ESSNESS HERE.

Still needed
Evening star., 1926-10-19
Vinci Inspired to- Paint The Last Supper"
On Wall in Monastery After Noted Feast

The banquet has been a popular
form of gathering since ancient times.
but perhaps the most famous banquet
Of history took place in Milan. Italy.
late in the 18th century. since it oc-
casioned the painting Of the worlds
most widely known picture. '"The
Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vtnci.
One night a group Of distinguished
monks assembled in the dining hall
of the old Monastery OF Santa Maria
delle Grazie at Milan for a great feast.
Leonardo da Vinci. their beloved artist
friend, was present and in the course
of the many complimentary remarks
regarding the occasion, someone sug-
gested that Leonardo should paint
picture in memory of the supper.
Inspired by this suggestion, the
artist painted, on the dining room
wall Of this old church, 1.-The Last
Supper" perhaps the most famous
picture in the world. This portrayal
of Christ in fellowship with His dis
ciples, eating together for the last
time before the crucif1xion, is known
and admired wherever Christianity is
known.
The characters from left to right
are Bartholomew. James, Andrew,
Peter, Judas John. James the Greater,
Thomas, Philip. Matthew, Thaddeus
Evening star., 1926-10-19
DANIELS DEGREES
APPETITE" APPEAL
Opens Ohio Stumping Cam
paign With Assault on "FuII-
Dinner.Pail" Platform.

By the Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. October 19.
Entering the ohio campaign In the
interest of the candidacy OF former
United States Senator Atlee Pom
creme, who is opposing Senator Frank
B. Willis for reelection, and Demo
cratic congressional candidates, Ior-
mer Secretary of the Navy Josephus
Daniels in heB first speech here last
night declared that voters have neen
fed up" on what Roosevelt once
called belly campaigns" Republi-
cans, he said, are asking men to vote
'as if they could be moved only by
appeal to appetite
"Of course, if the American people
have no higher interest than Is ex-
pressed in the slogans full dinner
pals and a living wage the Demo
Gratis have no compelling issue which
will secure their support Mr.. Dan
iels said.
Decries "Abasement" Of Labor.
The speaker declared the Clayton
act, passed during the administration
of President Wilson, had removed
labor from the commodity class ana
thereby removed q coercive force that
guided men in casting their votes
when their "jobs were at stake"
"The day ended in the adninistra.
ton Of Wilson when the living wage
was the goal Of men who labor for
salary or wage" he said. THE con-
ception in America today Is Tor con.
ditions that shall not deny to labor
it's fair share of what their skill pro-
duces.
when workers received the highest
wage in history during the Wilson
administration they did not get down
on their knees and say, oh, great
and good Wilson, we belong to you
and your party
1.-The Democrats demand no such
abasement In return for the pros
perity that came under Democratic
laws. However, Republicans demand
that voters cash in with votes II
for labor or capital to enable them
to pay high prices for everything ex'
cept products Of the farm.
Freight Rates Blamed.
There the consumer pays big
prices and the farmer does not OBJ
tain the cost Of cultivation. ExceS-
sive freight rates, failure to give
scientific marketing leaves little after
the salary and wage receipts buy the
necessities of life"
democrats promise no universal
plenty. They promise to withdraw
subsidies and privilege in every shape
and form. These things always go to
the privileged few. They promise
equality and a fair chance. without
favor or impediment, to any class OF
industry. They pledge themselves to
keep free the channels Of trade. They
pledge to business and agriculture
sound banking policies which afford
relief in times of depression. They
guarantee to unlock the doors which
hold the just distribution of the re-
wards of labor and industry. Their
record of equality Of opportunity
justities a vote of confidence
Evening star., 1926-10-19

and Simon. They are placed in
groups Of three, making four groups,
with Christ as the single figure in
the picture.
This picture has suffered greatly
from i'll fortune and has little Of its
former greatness. yet, in it's present
poor state Of preservation, it possesses
unique charm that is most impress
sive. When Napoleon entered Milan
he gave orders that the picture be
cared for, but the monastery was
finally turned into a stable and a door
cut through the picture, removing the
feet Of the central figure. The build
ing later caught fire and a disastrous
flood also added to the devastation.
THE Last Supper" is often re-
ferred to as "a study of hands," since
every character in it expresses. by the
use Of the hands, some particular
mood. One cannot fail to notice the
remarkable handling of details as in
dicated by the painted folds, Of the
tablecloth, the painted window with
it's miniature landscape, the light and
shadow on the dishes and many other
details of equal interest. So Won
derful Is the portrayal Of deep inner
feeling that it has been called "a re-
markable embodiment of intellect
and feeling"
Evening star., 1926-10-19
Have You Brought Your Potted
Plants and Flowers Indoors?
Better not delay. Even a little frost can
do damage that will take
months to overcome.

and when to water. how to repot,
how to feed them. how to tell what
ails them when they look sickly and
many other helpful hints that will
enable you to have beautiful and
healthy plants throughout the cold
est weather.
The chief reason plants fail to
grow well In Winter, however. Is
because they are so weakened by
hunger they cannot resist unfavor-
able conditions. Each Plantabb
contains enough food to last a
healthy growing plant one week and
their regular weekly use win keep
any plant or flower well fed and
healthy. Plantabbs promote lux
urious growth even under the most
unfavora.ble conditions and should
be used by every one who loves their
flowers.
Plantabbs come in 25c. Soc, $1.00
and $3.50 sized packages each Of
which contains fun directions for
their use. Sold by druggists. florists
and seed dealers everywhere.
Evening star., 1926-10-19

IL yoes .-aven't already done so
you'd better bring all your potted
plants and flowers in tonight.
Te~r-,, begonia. geraniums, in fact,
most all potted plants are very ten
der and the slightest frost will in
iure them tremendously So bring
them indoors now. Don't take q
chance on having them damaged.
Although in warm weather natu-
raj conditions outdoors are excep-
tionally favorable to plants. you can
get i.:.. as good results and often
even better inside In Winter II you
give them a little attention and feed
them Plantabbs.
Plants have a hard time Of 1t
indoors for several reasons. One Is
that they do not get enough fresh
afr. another that they do not receive
the proper watering and the third
a. the hot, dry heat Of even the most
modern homes. In each package or
Piantabbs there is a little circular
explatning how to have lovely plants
in mite Of these conditions. also how
Evening star., 1926-10-19
KLANSMAN'S INCOME
PLACED AT $5O0,000
Lawyer Alleges Sum Was Received
by Samuel D. Rich, Former
Head of Pittsburgh Order.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, October 1s.-Earn-
ings of Samuel d. Rich while head Of
the Ku Klux Khan here were placed at
$500, 900 for a five-year period by H.
H. Negley. an attorney, in asking for
an injunction yesterday to prevent a
settlement. out of court of Mrs. Rich S
divorce suit against her husband. The
Injunction was refused.
Negley claimed that when Mrs. Rich
instituted the divorce proceedings and
suit through him to recover a share
Of her husbands earnings an agree
ment was made whereby he was to re-
ceive a share of the sum recovered.
either by court action or settlement
outside of court. Later, he said, she
obtained another attorney.
Negley said Mrs. Rich claimed a
part Of her husbands S earnings because
of a loan she gave him when he OBJ
tanned the position with the Klan.
Evening star., 1926-10-19
SKIPPER FINED $17,50O.
italian Heavily Assessed for IL

HALIFAX. Nova Scotia, October 10
R.-Capt. Michael A. Romano. master
of the italian ship Dori, yesterday was
fined $17,5O0 on charges Of illegally
landing l29 Sicilian immigrants at
Mill Cove September II. The fine was
at the rate of $500 each on the IS
counts Of the indictment, to which he
pleaded guilty.
AS an alternative to the fine, Capt.
Romano was sentenced to 80 days i'm
prisonment on each charge, an aggre-
gate sentence of nearly three years.
1t is expected, however, that the fine
will be paid
Evening star., 1926-10-19
Sick Man
Refuses SIS
for Medicine
ANY MAX

"Adlerika is the only medicine
for gas on the stomach. l never
had so much relief from any medi-
cine l ever took. and l would not
take SIS for the relief one bottle of
Adlerika gave me. III. L. Hicks.
Adlerika gives the system a
REAL cleansing and brings out old
poisons which may have caused
trouble for Il long time. Unlike
most medicines, 1t acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel. Just one
spoonful relieves GAS and takes
away that full, bloated feeling so
that you can eat better and sleep
better. Even If bowels move daily,
Adlerika brings out much addition
al poison which you never thought
was In your system and which
caused sour. gassy stomach, ner-
vousness. sleeplessness, headache.
No matter what you have tried for
your stomach and bowels, Adlerika
will surprise you. At leading drug
gists-In Washington at Peoples
Drug Stores. eS.--Advertisement.
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