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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-31
TROOPS WATCH STRIKERS

BIZ Jnited Press
MANVILLE, r. L.. Aug. 31.-State
troopers. armed with riot guns. to-
day guarded the Manville-Jenckes
Company's cotton mill after night
during which new and more serious
demonstrations occurred in connec.
ton with the strike of some $500
mill workers here and in Woon-
socket.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-31
LOS ANGELES SAFE

RU Tnfed PrCSS
LAKEHURST, n. j., Aug. 81
The dirigible Los Angeles reached
the airport here safely today at
BOO a. m, after fight to Hampton
Roads, Va. Threatening weather
caused the crafts officers to alter
their plans to tie UP to the mooring
mast of the u. S. S, Patoka.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-31
SCOTTISH RITE TO MEET

Regular meetings of the Scottish
Rite will be resumed Wednesday
evening, following close Of the sum-
mer vacation. First petitions for
the degrees will be presented. Plans
for the semi-annual convocation be-
ginning Nov. 80 will be discussed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-31
FOUR MORE CAUGHT

BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. Ohio, Aug. 3l.-Four
Of the twenty-three convicts who
escaped from Ionia (Mich) reforma-
tory Saturday were arrested at a
farm near Wauseon, Ohio, Monday
night. They were brought to Jail
here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-31

Emanuel Silberstein, 10, former
prodigy and brilliant intellectual,
killed his friend and the companion
of his studies, j. Fl. Calisch. SO, by
striking him with a hammer in
Brooklyn restaurant. They had had
an argument over psychological
theory. Silberstein's sanity will be
tested
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-31
LOAN COMPANIES TOPIC
Remy 10 Speak at Junior Chamber
Luncheon.

Prosecutor William II. Remy will
speak Wednesday at the Junior
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
Evening star., 1926-12-17
WET SLUSH FUND
|NCANADA Barred
$4,000 Declared Spent on
/ EIeCtionS-CustomS Clerk
Tells of Frauds.
By tho Associated Press.


VANCOUVER. British Columbia,
December l1.-Testimony revealing a
"S75 600 slush fund" to aid campaigns
of wet" candidates in British Colum-
bia. and admission by customs clerk
that he had been instructed by his
sunerior officers TO falsify liquor
decIaratio enlivened hearings here
Yesterday Of the royal commission IN
vestieating customs law violations IN
British columbia.
Henry Reifel, president of the Bri-
fish Columbia DiStillerieS of Vancou-
Yer. admitted under questioning by
government counsel that his company
had contributed SIS, 900 to candidates
of both Liberal and Conservative
parties in the province during the last
two years. His testimony was marked
nv insistent objections on the part of
the LIQUOR concerns counsel and he
was excused as a witness by the
crown prosecutor to refresh his
memory.
Forgets $4,000 Details.
Reifel's lapses of memory involved
expenditures totaling 0,e00, details
of which he testified he could not
recau, although he remembered much
money mad been expended to induce
To use the companys product.
one specific contribution of $1,000
for political funds was brought out
during his testimony. He said he had
given William Macarthur, Vancouver
hardware merchant, that amount for
use of Liberal candidates in their
CampaiGnS.
A statement by the commission that
British Columbia customs officers and
brokers had committed criminal
offenses in falsifying affidavits and
declarations for liquor shipments was
evoked by the testimony of l.. W.
Iafnes. customs clerk. Raines adj
mitted he had made % irregular
declarations in connection. with liquor
Shipments upon orders of his superiors
Frauds i'm Clearance.
Previous witnesses had testified that
liquor destined for American boot
leggers was declared in clearance
papers to be consigned to Mexican
and Central American ports.
Customs officers have told the COM
mission during the hearings that no
effort had been made TO investigate
whether liquor exported from British
columbia on consignment to Mexico
ever got beyond the coasts of Wash.
jngton, Oregon and California.
This policy came to an end when
the hearings started and the steamer
Chris Moeller, laden with 21,000 cases
Of liquor consigned to Mexico, has
been detained in port here until the
shippers prove the shipment is not
destined for the California holiday
trade.
Evening star., 1926-12-17

Clarisse Christie, who was missing
from her home for II dnya and waa
found by her husband. Col Archibald
Christie. mt Harrogate. In suffering
from loss Of memory and that her
condition is serious. She now Ia
at her sisters home. near Man.
chester.
Col Christie also assorted. MY
wife ~ extremely i'll. suffering com
plete loss of memory. Three ycHrB
have dropped out Of her life. She
does not even know she hua Il
daughter"
Tho Westminster Gazette has
learned that on saturday morning
after the night of her Disappearance
Evening star., 1926-12-17

to prove mans direct descent from
the apes that roamed the forests of
Europe and Asia 5000. 900 years ago
is claimed by scientists OF the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History.
According to William X Gregory.
curator OF comparative anatomy. and
DIR. Milo Helman, research associate in
the department of anthropology of the
American Museum. this fact has been
scientifically proved by means of forg.
ing chain of evidence constructed of
teeth.
The results of their search were
published yesterday in n pamphlet
fully illustrated with pictures of fos
sill and modern teeth.
Evening star., 1926-12-17
WEATHER HALTS FLEET.
Cold Wave, With Heavy Snow, a
Sault Ste. Marie.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, De
cember II GP.-While 16 steamers
have been reported passing White
Fish since Wednesday, only two
steamers have reached the 500.
The Werner and Tremaine now are
put up for the Winter at dock here
The remainder of the fleet is expected
to reach here tomorrow.
The weather has been cold and a
havy snow is falling. Ice is forming
rapidly in the upper river, SO that
locking is very slow.
Evening star., 1926-12-17
LAWYERS BACK TILSON.

MACON. Ga, December IT LP).-
Petitions signed by more than so per
cent of members of the Macon Bar
association, in addition to numerous
Endorsements from barristers of cities
and towns in various sections of the
district, will be forwarded to Washing
ton within the next few days urging
confirmation of the appointment of
Judge William J. Tilson to the United
States District Court for the newly
created middle district of Georgia.
Judge Tilson is now serving under a
recess appointment
The petitions have been in circula-
zion for several days. Opposition to
confirmation of the appointment of
Judge Tilson to the judicial post has
been expressed by both Senators
George and Harris of Georgia.
Evening star., 1926-12-17

Mrs. Christie visited West End
store III t,unIon. made purchases and
left rather hufrledly. She said she
bnd lost a valuable diamond ring In
the store and gave her nnIne and ad-
dress na Mrs. Neeie, Harrogate
Hydro" The ring was found and
dispatched To her at Harrogate on
Monday. December u. Mrs. Christie
left her homo december 3,
Evening star., 1926-12-17

The common ancestor to whom they
trace mans ancestry Is called DryO-
phithecus. which means the wood
dwelling ape. He roamed the branches
OF the dark forests and lived upon
meat and nuts, the scientists say.
Evening star., 1926-12-17

You can whten those yellow look
ing ivory toilet articles by rubbing
them with q flannel moistcned with
turpentinc.
Evening star., 1926-12-17
MISSING LINK FOUND
SCIENTISTS DECLARE
Evolution Chain Forged on Evi-
dence Constructed of Teeth,
Experts Claim.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 17.--Com-
pletion of a chain of evidence tending
Evening star., 1926-12-17
NOVELIST'S MEMORY
GONE, SAY DOCTORS
London Physicians Declare Condi.
tion of MIS- Agatha Christie
Serious.

By the Associated Press
LONDON. December l7.--Physi-
clans declare that Mrs. AA>..l.a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
szERELMI DRAMA.

Veres szerelmi drama jatszo-
dott lie Budapesten Radetzky-
kaszarnyaban. Kiss Kovacs Plus
Karoly huszonket esztendos hon
we'd kozlegeny, szerelmi banata-
ban, kaszarnya termeben Man
licherevel agyon akarta magat To-
nj. Baratja, Csaki Pava Jozsef
huszonketeves honved odaugrott
hogy kiiisse kezeb0l a fegyvert
De elsiilt a Manlicher es a golyd
keresztiil hatolt az ongyilkos tes.
ten es m0gotte all6 Csaki Pava
josef hasaIba furodott. Csaki Pa
va JOSEF meghalt. Az ongyilkos
Kiss Kovacs Plus pedig el es italian
meggyogyul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
Taplalasok k0z0tti idok0zok.

Az cls6 hetckben ket 6rankinti
id0koz bctartasat ajanljuk; czt
azonban meg lehet valtoztatni, a
bebi egyeni sziiksege szerint. Mines
ere hatarozott szabaly,. inert ami
eldg az egyik bebinek, italian mem
el6gge taplalja a masikat. Az
anyat ebben a bebije fejI6dese We
zerelje S ncm irott szabalyok. A
szakemberek egy resze azon a We
lemenven van, hogy harom oral
id6k0z legyen a szoptatas k0zott,
inert harom 6rat vesz ig6nybc, mig
a gyomor kiiiriil. Ha a csecsem6
allapota harom 6rat igenyel, ak
kor a valtozast fokozatosan kell
megcsinalni, meg pedig ugy, hogy
naponta 10 perccel kell az id6k0zt
meghosszabbitani, mig a harom
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01

mellb0l lett taplalva es azutan az
iiveghez lesz szoktatva, igen ta-
nacsos eleinte, mig az NJ tejhez
szpkik, gyengebb keverekii tejet
adm es csak kes6bb adni neki a
korahoz kepest el6irt tejet. A te-
let azutan erGsiteni lehet minden
nap, mig a koranak megfclel. Ha
a bebi az emesztesi zavarok jelet
mntatja, igen tanacsos visszater-
nj a gyengebb tejhez, mig bal
elmulik. Ha azonban meg lesz vele
elegedve ts hetenkint sulyban 4
6 ounce gyarapodast mutat, nem
hany, rendes a szekeltse, csaknem
biztos, hogy taplalek ereje es
min6s6gc megfelel0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01

a muzsikara. A vastagtalpu eli
p6k, hopszapolka 6s a shimmy
kozben meg megcsusznak a ST.
kos jardan.
Ket leany elbukik. A legenyek
mar oft teremnek es mig feleme-
lik oket, hosszasan atolelik a
vibralo derekakat.
= Erigy man Gyuri = sivit
az egyik - mem azert gyottem,
hogy 0lelgess. Ha olelkezni akar
mex es mem tancolni, akkor oda
mennek, ahol a = naccsaga mu-
lat.
A rendor, aki bodek k0z0tt
posztol, megelegeli a tancot. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
FARsANGI GoNDoLAToK

Az asszonyok sziiletett szi-
neszn5k. Ha mem a szinpadon, ak
kor otthon jatszanak ell Macy je-
leneteket.
Amt egy asszony a fejcbe
vesz, az rendszerint epp olyan bo-
londsag, mint amt a fejere tesz.
- Ha az ember egy fatal leany
mellett az 0reged6 mamajat latja,
aklSor 6rzi az el6izet az elet kese-
rii ut6izenek.
Mindig az elso pillanatra XII
robbant szerelemrol sill Xxi a ma
sodik pillanatban, hogy tevedes.
- A megszokas az elet nagyha-
talma. Mert elviselhetetlen volna
az elet, ha mem lehetne megszok-
nj.
- Ha iGaz az a mondas, hogy a
szem, a lelek ablaka, akkor az is
teny, hogy kello pillanatban a n6k
tudjak legjobban a rolettat le-
ereszteni.
A ftltekenystg a legiigye-
sebb embert is iigyetlenne teszi.
AZ asszonyoknal ez forditva van.
= Az akrc ARA jd, hogy elta-
karja az emberek alarcat.
= Meglatni es megszeretni OF,
lit kezdodik - kiabrandulas.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
170.-IK CIKK.
Taplalas az iivegb0l helyettesit
a mell-taplalast.

Gynegeseg, gond, vagy a haz-
tartasi teendok korai megkezdese
nemelykor AIT eredmenyezi, hogy
az anyatej min0sege es mennyise-
ge elegtelen lesz lily k0riilmenyek
kozott kiegeszito taplalas kivana-
tos es legjobb eleinte valtakozva
mellb0l es azutan az uvegb0l
taplalni. M'hlAan ezatal NELL
igenybe lesz rendesen we've (ami
sziikseges, inert a mellnek hajla-
ma, hogy tel tartasa megsziin-
jek, ha mem szoptat es a csecsem5
rendesen lesz taplalva.) Igen fon-
tos az is, hogy az anya tobb tap
lalo etelt, mint tejet, malata tejet,
kremet, tojast, hIust, friss fozele-
keket, gyiimolcsot es jo kenyeret
egyek, tovabba nagyobb mennyi-
segu folyadekot igyek. Felhabart
myers tojas malata tejhez kever-
We, nagyon taplalo, k0nnyen
emeszthet6 es kellemes iii.
Ha a bebi egy darabig mem q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
FARSANG A sZENA TEREN

Ket svab cseledleany beszelget
williamson.
- Hat tie oda megyszg
- Oda.
- Oszt mi van OFT?
- Mondtam man: Farsang.
- Kint van Gvuri?
Persze.
- Tame is van9
- Hogyne. Gyonyorii muzsika.
A jegr6l gyiin. Jol lehet hallani.
A jarda kicsit sikos, j6 vastagtal-
pu cip6t vettem fel.
- Mines hideg?
= Miert volna hideg? Ket rex
lit vettem fel, meg a nagy kendot
is elhoztam- Mondtam is a macs
csaganak, 3 is ICY olt0zz0n fel, a
mikor tancba megy. Mem fog meg
fazni, mint amikor azokat az in
ci finci, ujjntlkuli, vekony Sc
lyemruhakat vesI fel.
- Hat Q nit mondott2
- Nevetett. Aszonta, hogy OFT
mem lehet maskep. A Riccben.
Mem tudom, hogy milyen az a
Rice. De mindig betegen gyiin
haza. Man akkor csak jobb az a
mi tanchelyiink.
A Szena teren, a varosi b0dek
kozott mar egesz sereg leany
acsorog a jegpalya keritese el6tt,
amikor a ket cseledleany leszall
a villamosr6l.
Het orakor az Atletikai Club
teraszan megszolal a zene. A me-
legedobol hatalmas t0meg rohan
XII es szallja meg jegpalyat. A
k0zepen szeles, elkeritett helyen
tancolni kezdenek. Frissen, item
re siklanak a korcsolyak, tar
ka szvetterek tulajdonosai sivit-
va, bukdacsolva, nevetve tapsol-
max jegpalyan tombol6 tame
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
1926. APRILIS !.
oral id6kozt eleri.

A bebijet er6snek es agsszse-
gesen kell tartania. A bebi egesz-
sege fejl5dese az apolast6 $ a
taplalekt6l fiigg. Bebijet naponta
fiir0szteni es rendesen taplalni
kell. Ha mem tudja btbijet szop-
tatni, probalia meg Borden's
Eagle teiet. A lekitiiEobb csecse-
mo eledel - gazdag tch6t- ejbol
IS tor0tt cukorb9l kesziil - speci-
alisan bGbilt resztre. Egyf )rnlaSa
ga es min6sege miatt az orvosol1
mindeniitt ajanljak. Szamos ncm-
zedeken at az amerikai anyak Bor
den Eagle tejer neveltek fel oyer
mekeiket. Azert hasZnallak, inert
mrataik ajarlottak az Eagle to-
let es azert, III. ..rt oily kit;inonek
talaHak.
olvassa el figyelmesen minden heten
szcket cikkeket 6s 6rizze meg, hogy .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01

hopszapolkaval bizony teljesen
elalljak az utat, a jarokeloknek
at kell menni tuls0 Oldalra, bal
fele akarnak menni a Margit
kOrutOn.
= Eleg volt farsangb0l -
kialtja, De Senki sem hallgat ra.
A rend0r megharagszik. Eel
emeli a karjat. Ektelen sikolto-
zas hallatszii. Valosaggal tul-
harsogja a jegi zenekart. A lea
nyok rohanni kezdenek a Krisz-
tina k0rut fel6,
Egyik leany, aki elol fut, meg
csuszik es ma aeaval rantja par
jat. A rohano leanysereg az
utan felbukik a jeges jardan
hempergok kozt. Egy gomoly-
ban fetrengenek ulamennyien,
mem tudnak felallni, amikor az
egyik felemelkedik, a mask visz
sZarantja a f0ldre. A kendo le-
hull vallukrol, leszakadnak a
reklik.
Mikor hazafele indulnak.
olyan tepett mindegyik, mintha
mem Szena terrol, hanem - a
Riccbol jonn6nek...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
NE KISERLETEZZEK
BEBIJE TAPLALEKAVAL

Koriilbelu1 hetvenot evvel ezelott,
Gail Borden, aki a taplalkozas teren
tudos es szakerto volt, elkezdte tel
problemait tanllll1lanyozni. Rajott
ARA, hogy rlincsen fontosabb tspla-
lex tejnel es, hogy n1indel1 a tel
rninosegst5l fiigg. Nehary evi ia
nulrnanyozas es kiserletezes .utan
talalt ilyen tejet cs Borden's Eagle
teinek nevezte el. Ettol a naptol
kezdve mai napig Borden's Eagle
tel volt az a nagyszerii taplalek,
mely bebik s1illi6it nevelte fel eros
es egeszseges gyermekekke.
A Borden's Eagle tel legtisztabb
friss falusi tel, tiszta cukorral kever-
We es egeszsegi tartalyokba lepe-
csetelve, niutan a viz legnagyobb
reszet kivontak belole. Tisztasaga
es egeszseges volta Matt az egesz
vilagon hires. Minden bebi kon-
nyen e1neszti meg IS netn terhei tul
egy bebinek az erzekeny gyomrat
sem.
Kerdezzc meg szomszedjait, barhol
lakik is, a Borden's Eagle tej felol.
Csupa Eagle tel bsbit fog naga
koriil tal5lni. Macy, gyonyoTii,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01

egeszseges bebiket, akik mem tudtak
volna egeszsegiiket elerni, ennek
csodas bebi taplaleknak hasznalata
nelkul. Orvosok es anyak ujbol es
ujbol bizonyitottak, hogy Borden's
Eagle tejen taplalt bebik jobban
nonek es jobb testi fejlodest mutat-
max, r1lintlla barrnilyen mas anyatejet
helyettesito tapszerel tapla1tak vol
ma oket.
Ha kisdede nem gyarapszik sulyban
kellokeper, ha ejjel mem alszik es
nyugtalan, vagy ha tudja, hogy mem
helyes az a taplalek, amt most ad
neki, akkor toltse XII hirdetesnek
szelvenyet es engedje meg nekiink.
hogy megmondllassuk 0nnek, mike
pen taplalja csecsemojet Eagle tejjel.
Borden's Eagle Tel az On proble-
najat is epugy megoldja, mint mar
ezer es ezer anya problenajat meg
oldotta, Xix mem tudtak szoptatni
kisdedeiket, akik mem tudtak meg
talalni helyes taplalekot mindad-
dig, arnig Eagle tejet nem hasznal-
tax. Ne keslekedjek, hanem kuldje
Ell postan ezt a szelvenyt hozzank
meg ma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
elctnek.

elctnek.
A kerites elott, kint az utcan
felsikit harminc par:
- Hujra!
Ket-ket leany 0sszefogozik es
tancolni kezdenek. Csupa leany
tancol ezuttal, ferfi szerepet is
leanyok vallaljak: CYCLES szok-
nyaju, duplareklis, nagykend6s
svableanyok. A hatterben, a bo-
dek koz0tt kuncsorognak a lege
nyek.
Valcer szol. A lanyok azonban
mem tancolnak mind valcert.
Sot. Egy par kivetelevel, a tobbi
mind masfelet tancol ugyanarra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01
EGYsZERtt DoLoG.

Anya: Ha Gabi elvesz t0led egy
almat es te mem veszed eszre, NIT
csinal akkor Gabi9
Illus: Megeszi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01

Olvassa el figyelmesen minden heten
ezcket cikkeket es 6rizze meg, hogy
i0v6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01

Koran halt meg keuves fer
je?
= Oh, nagyon. Reggel negy
0rakor.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
NCAP To MAKE
AIR AD|EU

Broadcasting station sWCAP, Of
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company. will broadcast its
final entertainment program to.
night. It will sign off for the last
time tomorrow morning AFTER
broadcasting the daily setting-up
exercises.
For three years, Station WCAP
has been one OF the leading broad
casting stations OF the country. u
was one Of the first big stations
on the air.
WCAP has been on the air regu-
larly four nights q week, alternat-
Ing on the 469 meter wave length
with station WRC, Of the Radio
hereafter fiji WCAP's place on
the air.
Wilson's Last Speech
Many Of the most important pro-
grams ever broadcas. have Or1gi-
mated at WCAP, including numer.
Gus addresses BY Presidents Hard
Ing and Coolidge and a farewell
speech by former President Wilson
from his S Street home, which
proved to be his last address to
the American people.
Sporting events have also held
q prominent place on WCAP.s
schedule. Two world series have
been broadcast, and many football
games have been recounted to
Washington listeners from the
WCAP station.
WCAP has frequently been COM
nended by the Bureau Of Standards
for its consistency IN holding TO
its wave length. While other
stations were causing confusion BY
getting off their wave lengths,
WCAP was consistently holding to
its allotted band.
Luxurious Studio
n studio equipment and techni-
cal apparatus, WCAP was one OF
the finest stations on the air. Two
big broadcasting rooms, q luxurious
reception room. office and control
rooms made up its studio.
Ever since II first came on the
air. WCAP's destiny to q great
extent has been guided by VIII
Pierson, its original manager and
announcer. The commercial end
II the management has more re-
Gently been in the hands Of Paul
Gascoigne, who has also done e
large share OF the announcing.
WCAP has been heard over the
entire Western Hemisphere, includ-
ing Canada, Central and South
America and the Pacific Coast ana
has st times been heard In Europe.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30

hick Boy, - per boss III?
Office Boy NarO, he jus
spent 0ts.
HEX VIII hs bl back altar
lunch
Office Boy N1sU. tket's Uhat
he sDemt ont fer.
Miss Edith McI1slvey, of the.
New Navy Building, kidnaps
the dollar today.
Hix, Times cartoonist, asks
publication of this touching
piece, entitled sThe Dough-
nut-or You be che Nut; We
Put IN the Dough. ]"
WIN "A DOLLAR
We accept no Jokes from the shows,
It's original stuff that goes.
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Then the wit win comet
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The Washington times., 1926-07-30
RAIL N R GER
D K. ASKED

Another big railroad consolidation
was submitted to the Interstate
Commerce Commission today Tor
approval.
The New York Central asked Cor
authority to acquire control BY
lease FOR 80 years of the Cleveland.
Cincinnati. Chicago and ST. Louis
railroad, known as the Big -Four
system. the Michigan Central. and
the Chicago, Kalamazoo and Sagi.
nav railroad.
At the same time. the Big Four
asked to acquire by lease for SO
years the Cincinnati Northern, and
the Evansville, indianapolis and
Terre Haute railroad.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
MAR MEMORIAL FUND
IS INCREASED BY 500

with an anonymous donor con-
tributing $500 to the District World
War memorial fund and q number
OF others donating various amounts,
sTO0 additional has been received
oward building the monument,
Treasurer John Poole announced
Yesterday.
Besides the unknown donor, those
contributing are Wade II. Cooper,
800; DR.. George M. Kobers Ralph
w. Lee and DR.. William Gerry
Morgan, SIS each; Navy Department
employees, $21 IS; Annie II. Edwards,
Matilda G. Kloeppinger and Carl r.
Kurtz, SO each. Donors are asked
10 send checks to Treasurer John
Poole at the FederaI-A1nerican Ma,
tional Bank. making the checks out
to him as treasurer.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
500 Bus Men 70 Meet

More than 500 members are ex-
pected to attend the Virginia Motor
Bus Associations fourth annual con-
vention at alexandria, Va. septenn-
Der 81 and %. r. L. May. associa-
ton president, win be in charge.
The meeting is one Of the most i'm
portant ever held. according to off,
Gals
The Washington times., 1926-07-30

derfuI skin whitener, softener and
beautifier.
Massage this sweetIy fragrant
lemon bleach into the face. neck,
arms and hands. It can not irri-
tate. Famous stage beauties use
II to bring that clear, youthful
skin and rosy-white complexion:
also as q freclIe. sunburu and tan
bleach. You must mix this re-
markable lotion yourself. It can
not be bought ready TO use because
It acts hest immediately after It Is
prepared.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
PRINCE IS BUSY
ON COAST
~ international News Service

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6V.----1A1tet
i busy day Of sightseeing along the
peninsula yesterday and 4 luncheon
st Mt. Lick Observatory. Grown
Prince Gustafus Adolfus and Crown
Princess Louise were scheduled I'd
have another busy day today.
The royal encourage fingered a.
the observatory to give the Crown
Prince an opportunity to see the
heavens through the giant tele-
scopes at the observatory. and were
then whisked back to the Croker
home at HilIsborough.
Prince Gustafus was scheduled to
"a to Marin county on q three-day
trip today. While there he Will at
tend the Bohemian Club play, re-
turning here Sunday.
Meanwhile, Crown Princess Louise
viii be the guest Of honor cit nu.
merous functions here.
The Washington times., 1926-07-30
peath Postponee PIcnlo

Because 81 the death o. Prof.
Leonard Wilder, member, the
International Arts and Letters ~.
ISOLATION has postponed It's monthly
picnic. scheduled for today.