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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

A dinner bridge and miscellaneous
shower in honor of Miss Mildred
Foxworthy. who will be married to
James Green Morgan June 16, was
given Thursday evening by Miss
Elizabeth Foxworthy at her home,
As ~ Bolton Ave.
The bridal colors Of honeydew,
green and orchid were used in floral
decorations throughout the house
and the dining room was lighted
with tall tapers in the three cOlors.
over Miss Foxworthy's chair at the
table was suspended q gay Japanese
lantern, which opened when pulled
by a ribbon, letting down shower
of rose petals and gifts on the bride
elect.
Assisting the hostess was her
mother. Mrs. Ira Foxworthy. The
guests included Mesdames John
Heiney, Gayle Polister, Wallace
Wadsworth Joseph Moore. Marion
Expert, Howard Bates, NJ. p. Rennoe
and Misses Virginia and Clara Fox
worthy Betty Heffernan, Lillian
Martin, Susan Cooper, Virginia
Dunkel, Helen Hoover, Dorothy
Stephenson, Margaret Haldy, Mar
garet Waters. Edith Hubbard and
Margaret Kitch.
Miss Edna Packer, 2160 Broad
way, who will be married to r. Earl
Mclaughlin at the Central Avenue
Methodist Church Saturday enter
tanned the members of her wedding
party with a buffet supper at her
home Thursday evening.
The guests included Messrs. and
Mesdames Roscoe Conkle, Scott Nc
Coy, Shirwell Packer, Misses Fran
ces Shelter of Greensburg, Pa; Rose
mary Barrett, Mary Klee, Cornelia
Packer, Caroline Packer. Messrs.
Bernard thinner, Frederick Latham,
j. e. Wells.
The McGuffeyite Club of Indiana
will meet at the home of Mrs. j. T.
Berry, 525 Berkeley Rd., Saturday
evening. Members will be in cos
tune representing the days in which
they used the McGuffey schoolboolls.
Games, songs and stunts will form
the program of entertainment.
#&F
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolf, 1926 Col
lege Ave, left Thursday for Louis
vile, Ky. where they will attend
he Derby
Mrs. Roy +. TIartz. 225S n. Me
ridian ST., entertained with a pretty
luncheon bridge at her home,
Thursday. Decorations were in pink,
with tall tapers lighting the rooms
and a great bowl of pink roses form
ing tho center piece for the table.
Guests included Mesdames Paul
Huenkemeier, Ray Coverdill, Clar-
ence Jackson, Elmer Yocum, Clyde
Lyons, George Jenner.
Miss Katheryn Delaney Of 1915 n.
Meridian St., motored to Louisville,
Ky, today to attend the Derby.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority Of
the Alpha Alumnae Club met today
at the country home of Mrs. Ches-
ter Lawrence at Mooresvillo. Assist
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you red-eyed, homely, mentally and
physically weak and repulsive. In
the second place, it's going to in
crease his good opinion Of himself as
a model man, much admired by the
fair sex, Most men, from the home.
lest on up, have this exalted opin.
ion firmly imbedded, anywayD
There's a way Of fighting fire with
fire in a case like this that makes
the game as interesting and adven-
turous to the wife as to the husband.
Never show jealousy, but let him
know by humorous teasing that you
know all about his philanderinS.
He'll get tired of furnishing you
with so much amusement.
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their own!
And what's a wife to do? Sit
down and weep and moan? Get a
gun and so kill him? OF course
not! Hers not to reason why, but
to play the game, keep a level head,
keep laughter in her heart and a
come hitherlook in her eye. For
there's no question about it, the
Zest Of the adventure is decidedly
dulled when the element Of danger
is removed. No man gets a kick out
Of cheating, when he has a
perfectly goodlooking, flirtatious,
whimsical, and slightly naughty
wife at home, who has taken off the
gate to thu fence and says mis-
cheivOusly GO right ahead. That
was a good-ooEing blonde you had
out last night" For man, being a
suspicious creature then begins to
wonder: why's she so anxious to
get rid Of me I wonder?" And then
the tables are turned So don't
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Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge No.
10 I. O. O. f. and Charity Rebekah
Lodge No. Of Mooresville, Ind,
have jointly recommended a group
of persons to receive the Decoration
of Chivalry. This is in recognition
of meritorious work in the cause Of
the order.
Mrs. Alma D. Hartsock, 12e w
Thirty-Second st, will be decorated
by Mai. Gen. Harry *, Landes and
staff Of the department of Indiana
Patriarch Militant I. o. O. f. at the
Denison, next Wednesday at p. m.
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Of the most wonderful skin whitener,
softener and beautifier.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
bleach into the face. neck, arms and
hands. It can not irritate. Famous
stage beauties use it TO bring that clear.
youthful skin and rosy-white com
plexion; also as a freckle, sunburn
and tan bleach. You must mix this
remarkable lotion yourself 1t can not
he bought ready 10 use because it acts
best Immediately after it is prepared
Advertisement.
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ADDRESS SCHOOL MEN

Governor Jackson and DR.. Henry
Noble Sherwood, State superintend.
ent Of public instruction, spoke to.
day at a meeting Of the Indiana
School Mems Club at the Lincoln.
Sherwood discussed the recent rural
educational survey and Jackson
spoke on THE Present Status Of
Moral Education" Miss Martha
Whitacre of Richmand, PRECEDENT
elect of the state Teachers Associa-
ton, opened the meeting this morn.
ing.
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ers who wish to make their own
clothes.
You may obtain this pattern by
filing out the accompanying coupon,
enclosing Is cents, coin preferred,
and mailing it to the pattern depart
ment Of The Times. Delivery is made
In about one week.
Be sure 10 write plainly and to in.
clude pattern number and size.
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Observation-Disclosures

had done my daily stint with less
effort, and upon reading it over
thought it quite as good, II not bet
ter, than those I had written lately
on an over-full stomach. I began
to look rather longingly upon pic
ture which l had taken lately and
draped so as to conceal'my unwieldly
form. The very flattering photogra-
pher had used my Spanish shawl
with its long fringe trailing out be
hind me giving me height.
I thought as I looked at 1t that I
didn't look so badly. Maybe I did
not look so fat after all. began to
waver. l was very hungry.
Then it came to me that a Span
ish shawl draped was all right In
ones house, but one could not go
sauntering down even Hollywood
Blvd. with the yard-long fringe of a
velvet shawl floating out behind.
That would be too much even for the
cinema capital, where they say ev-
erything goes.
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Solved; A Problem

, Dear Mis- Lee: think I have solved
the problem how to deal with a phiander-
ing husband. You know there are some
things in life at which you either have to
smile or weep. and so when some kind
out the night before with another woman
/ Just treat il as Joke. II ! say any
thing about it TO him l say it in a Joking
way. / refuse to let the green eyed demon.
jealousy make my life miserable. | love
my husband and I am not going to sit
calmly by and let some woman take HIM
from me, but neither am / going to nag
and weep and wall and gnash my teeth
ealse tbin{ Ike eV@nt3aIIy he Viii Ire Of tins
and settle down. He does not make q
habit of this, but I think he is like most
other married men They all like to cheat
a little So why not treat it as a joke and
it will be joke. Am right?
Right you are. In the first place
weeping and wailing isn't going to
do a bit Of good It's going to make
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FROCK WITH SLENDERIZING
LINES.

FROCK WITH SLENDERIZING
LINES.
Design No. 2716-A printed crepe
silk dress. cut on slender lines. adds
interest by a smart trimming effec-
Of novelty banding, used for front
inset, collar and cuffs. The circular
sides in pointed outline, with front
and back panel effect, enhance its
slepderness. This design affords
many opportunities for trimming
contrast. Navy blue alpaca with
plaid silk is smart for street: coral
crepe Roma for afternoon and mist
grey kasha for sports. The pattern
cuts in sizes 16. is years. &c, IS. 40.
70, A and 46 inches bust. The s.
inch size takes 31a yards Of 4O-inch
material with IL yards Of 1S-inch
contrasting. Prices i cents, in
stamps or coin coin preferreO. Our
patterns are made by the leading
fashion designers Of New York city
and are guaranteed to fit perfectly.
Every day The Times will print
on this page. pictures showing the
latest up-to-date fashions.
This is a practical service for read
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To Whiten Skin
with Lemon

i ne only harmless
way ~ bleach the
skin white is 10 mix
tine juice Of . lem
o n $ with three
ounces of Orchard
White. which any
druggist will sup
ply for a few cents.
Shake well in a bot
tie, and YOU have a
whole quarter pint
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Of orange juice, Of which one-fourth
was water At half past twelve one
glass of skinned milk. Then 1 al
lowed my stomach to suffer the
pangs Of hunger until A, when I had
one cup Of hot tea with a slice Of
lemon. At another glass Of orange
Juice and water. At half past six
a cup Of hot bouillon.
Oh. boy! The nectar OF the gods
could not have tasted better.
Notwithstanding my great curios-
ity I restrained myself from weigh
ing that evening. I had been unde-
niably hungry all day, but my brain
had been clearer than it had been
for weeks
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FLESH REDUCERS

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cater to your husbands ego. by
weeping and jealousy, and a lot of
accusing dlivel. Play the game with
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Martha Lee Says--
FORBIDDEN FRUIT MAKES
GOOD EATING FOR SOME

Forbidden fruit tastes That's why little boys rob
their neighbours apple instead Of their ownand why
groWnup little boys take out other wife instead of
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CONFESSIONS OF A
FAT WOMAN

This ia one OF a series OF twenty
articles nv a noted writer telling how
she reduced nearly forty pounds IN a
natural way.
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ITO be fresh and charming every
Il day, to live every day unhandi-
capped, to wear sheerest frocks
without a second thought, any day,
anywhere you can now do all,
a new way.
1t is called "KOTEX." Ends the
insecurity of the old-time sanitary
pad. Five times as absorbent
DeoGorises, too. And thus ends ALL
fear of offending.
NO LAUNDRY
Ms easily disposed of as a piece
y of tissue. No laundry. No EN-
barrassment.
You get it at any drug or depart
ment store simply by saying,
"KOTEX"; you ask for it without
hesitancy.
Costs only few cents. Eight in
10 better-class women employ it.
Proves the unnecessary risk of old
ways.
x @ c <
No LG.tndrY-diScard like tissue
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by Idah McGlOne Gibson.

natural way.
by Idah McGlone Gibson.
The next preparation that I made
for my reduction regime was buying
a bathroom scale. Alas. when l got
on to it, it registered 1919. I said to
myself that l had just begun in time.
Under no circumstances must
weigh 200
1 called up DR.. Jimmy and told
him I was going on a four-day fast
with nothing but liquid food THAT
will be good for you" he said. "But
I'm afraid you won't keep it up that
long"
Watch me- answered.
Keeps Her Coffee
All the spring out in this glorious
climate of California l had been in
dulging myself in strawberries with
plenty of sugar and cream, hot rolls
and coffee each morning. Although
| had not eaten the night before,
Spartan-like this morning one cup
Of coffee with half the amount Of
cream and no sugar made up my
breakfast. I do not think it is a
good thing for a confirmed coffee
drinker, as I am. to give up the
habit when she is not eating any
thing.
This statement may not be in ac
cordance with the reducing dieti
clans, but l am just telling you what
l did and the result. Consequently
I must put in the coffee which / had
every day.
At half past seven I had my cur
Of coffee. At half past ten one glass
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BLOOD REMEDIES

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DYSPEPSIA
REMEDIES

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Millions of Americans chew gum, most
Of them simply because they enjoy it,
though a considerable proportion have
discovered that the stimulated flow OF
saliva aids digestion. But ,chy not che,o
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FOR THE HAIR

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
Turkish Mothers Claim More Credit
Than Fathers for Record Families

when polygamy was permissible.
There is q strong public sentiment
that the prize of virtue" should 90
not to the father Of the greatest
number Of children. but to the moth.
er. The leader in this category is
Eava Hanoum, widow Of Abdul Ra-
man Zia. who has brought into the
world 70 children, IA of whom are
now alive. She was married at 10. il
now 48, and her youngest child Is
6 years old The family is consid
cred particularly worthy because. in
spite of limited means, the children
have been we'll educated. The par
ents even sent some OF them to
to study various trades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
GANGSTERS DESERT
HAUNTS IN CHICAGO
Flee or Take to Cover in Face
of Police Drive to Clean
Up Bad Lands.
81 the Associated Press.

81 the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 25-Chicago's
alien gangland, sscene Of IL slaytngs,
was described today by police as "a
general exodus of gunner from their
usual haunts since raids were started
this week to pick up deportable for
eigners who figure in gang and liquor
feuds In the area.
Though the raiders last night added
90 suspects to the 81 being held Tor
deportation proceedings, officials said
few of the aliens who are connected
with liquor and killing operations have
fallen into the net. Most of these
have left or have taken to cover, they
thought.
Once outside Chicago the gangsters
must go to work to live or return and
risk capture. And special precau-
tons will be taken to arrest them
when they come back. police said.
Prisoners Questioned.
Writs of habeas corpus have been
asked by two of those held since Mon,
day, while inspectors fastened TO
question them before the court passes
on the applications. Questioning Of
one suspect disclosed he had been in
this country 19 years and that the
only three English words he knew
were yes" no" and dollar" An
other, here seven years, was thought
TO have been struggled over the Cana
dian border.
Inquest into the death of Edward
Baldelli. the Eagle" whose bullet
pierced body was found in an alley
early yesterday, was continued to
March S. Baldelli was the chauffeur
of Orazio Tropea, the Scourge,
killed a week ago, and a friend of Vito
Bancone, found shot to death on u
suburban roadside Sunday.
Connection of Tropea with Warren
Spurgin, absconded president of the
defunct Michigan Avenue Trust Co.,
was seen by the police when pistol
found in 1.-The Scourge's' effects was
Trs ced to Spurgin. who bought 1t in
1917. The police thought they met in
Mexico.
Woman Seeks Estate.
Efforts to be declared heir to Tro-
peas estate are being made by Bea-
rlice Gould, hitherto known as his
sweetheart who said she married him
in Buffalo, y. Y. four months ago.
Police craftsmanship yesterday
brought death to Charles Bunworth,
paroled lifetime convict. fleeing in an
automobile with other gunner. Less
than seven months after his release
Bunworth killed Paul Honkvaar, Mil
waukee bootlegger, and also was sus.
pected in connection with the death Of
John Special, another Milwaukee rum
runner.
Chicago police estimated Bunworth
mad a hand In score Of Chicago gang
killings of the type which precipitated
he present drive against deportable
aliens.
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A., B. & A. MERGER ADDS
$40 MILES TO A. c. L. ROAD
Absorption Gives Atlantic Coast
Line Control of Three Systems
in the Southeast

By the Associated Pross.
ATLANTA, Ga, February 25.-
Great interest was manifest yesterday
in the practical absorption of the At.
anita, Birmingham and Atlantic Rail
road by the Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
road. which was announced Tuesday by
'oi. B. L. Bugg. receiver of the
A., B. & A. The latter railroad has
been in the hands Of q receiver since
1921.
This gives the Atlantic Coast Line
ontrol OF three railroad systems In
he Southeast, the third one being the
louisville and Nashville, which was
acquired several years ago, but has
cen operating as a separate com
pany.
The A. Is. & A adds $40 miles
t trackage to the A. G. L. system
The consolidation forms a main trunk
Inc between the l.. & \. lines in
Alabama ana the A. c. L. In Georgia,
he only important junction heretofore
existing being at Montgomery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25

visory Council at q special meeting
last night at the Garfield School.
The association decided to ask the
Washington Railway and Electric Co.
for improved service on the Congress
Heights-Anacostia bus line with
transfers from tho bus line to the
street cars.
A communication read from the
District Engineer Commissioner said
sewage facilities would be extended
along Sheridan road from Nichols
avenue to Stanton road southeast, The
committee on streets and lights, Of
which w. w. Murray was appointed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
WOULD TRIPLE STOCK.

DOVER. Del, February rs N.--
Application for an increase in tts
capital stock from $10.50O,00 to $751;
500. 900 was filed at the State Depart.
ment yesterday by the Patrero Co. of
Los Angeles, Calf. The company re-
quested authorization to issue $4,000
shares Of peferred stock, with g. par
value of 500 each, and 100000 shares
of common stock without nominal or
par value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
FIGHTS POWER EXPORT.

QUEBEC, February rs Up-Premier
Taschereau is sponsoring a bill intro
duced in tho Legislature under the
provisions Of which the export Of
hydro-electric power produced in the
province Of Quebec would be prohib-
tied. The chief purpose Of the bill IL
to prevent the export OF power
developed in Canadian territory by
Canadian. waters to the UniteT States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
Polioeman's Estate $105, 900.

CHICAGO, February Is R.--Dur.
ing the quarter century he was police
sergeant, Michael Broderick, pension
cd four years ago, accumulated an
estate valued at $1o5 900. He died re.
Gently and his will has been admitted
10 probate. Most of the estate Is in
real estate and bonds, and five chill
Clren and two grandchildren will share
n If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25

CONSTANTINOPLE February IS.
A large number of claimants have
come forward for the prize of 1000
Ira offered by Ali Mahir Bey to the
largest family In Turkey, and the
competition has opened a contro-
versy as to the basis on which the
award shall be made. The prize Of
virtue" as the donor calls it, will be
awarded March j.
The largest family thus far dis
closed contains "a children, bu: the
father Mehmed Indat, a sea going
man, has had four wives, two of
whom he married at the same time
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Ordered to Exchange Posts.

Brig. Gen. Henry D. Todd. jr.. com
handing the 9th Coast Artillery dis
trict, at San Francisco, and Brig. Gen.
Richmond P. Davis, commanding the
Hawaiian Coast Artillery district, at
Honolulu, have been ordered to ex-
change stations and duties
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Silk and Handmade Undervem!

35-$5 Silk Undergarments, $3.45
Gowns, Envelope chemiss and step-ns, Of radum
silk crepe de chne tailored lace trimmed In flesh.
orchid peach.
30-$3.95 Handmade Gowns, $2.45
Trimmed with Fiist Irish Iacss, white maize.
Also Silk chemse, In radum do chine. Slightly
mussed.
39-$1.95 Philippine |Chemise, $1.45
Hand made and hand embroidered, Of fne naInsook
with dainty design.
OF fine nansoot, hand made and hand .embroidered,
in dainty designs at the yoke. Slightly mussed.
Porto Rican and Philippine Underwear at $1.29
Gowns and Chemise, Of fine nainsook, hand embroid
cred, hand drawn, In dainty designs at the yoke v.
round and necklines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25

chairman. will urge repairs to Ala
bama avenue and other streets Of the
community. The association also de.
cided to seek better lighting for Gar.
field School and the establishment Of
q community center there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-25
LEWIS is CANDIDATE
FOR CITIZENS COUNCIL

Head Of Garfield Association Il
Eleoted to Represent Body in
Coming Elections.
w. II. Lewis, jr.. president Of tho
Garfield Citizens Association, was
elected as the associations candidate
for Membership on the Citizens' Ad.
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Hospital Treatment Ordered.

Capt. James =. Noonan, Veterinary
Corps. at Carlisle barracks, Pennsyl
vania, has been ordered to this city
for treatment at Walter Reed Gen.
e-al Hosritgl