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Evening star., 1926-05-20
A Change Of Treatment.

A correspondent wrote to me re
Gently and asked what I meant by
giving the skin an occasional rest
from beauty treatments. II the treat
ments are good, she asked, how can 1t
benefit the skin 10 do without them?
The answer is that a change Is usual
ly beneficial. Sea air is healthy and
so Is country air. but the person who
lives the year round in the country
goes to the sea for his or her health,
and those who live by the shore are
helped when they change to inland
air for time.
Intelligent beauty treatments are
certainly helpful, hut with the best
intentions in the world they can be
overdone. Too lavish Use OF cold
cream Is apt to make the skin heavy
and greasy. Too many astrinee
will dry II mn: even TOO much soap
and water will make II harsh. Give
il rest now and then from every
treatment excepting the primary one
Of keeping ii clean.
Also change your treatments now
and then. IF you have been using ice
as an astringent use cold salt water.
II you have been using expensive AS
Evening star., 1926-05-20
LITTLE BENNY
ny LEE rAPE.

Glasses Magee's mother came to see
ma this afternoon, bringing Glasseses
new baby sister with her, being lxactiy
the same age as my new baby brother
but not twins, ma saying, DuzZent she
look sweet sleeping so peacehlly, you
can put her rite upstairs in the same
room with my baby and they can sleep
their sleep out together and we can
tawk comfortably.
That's o splendid ideer. Mrs. Magee
sed. And she went upstairs and put
her baby on ma 3 bed and came down
agen and her and ma started to taWk
about diffrent things sutch as how
hard II is To keep cook and how
mutch fruhble and Expense they are
even if YOU keep them. and after a
vile there was q noise from upstairs.
heinG baby CRYING. ma sewing. q
deer. there goes your baby. Mrs.
Magee.
q, no. that's your baby. Mrs. Msxee
sed. My baby never cries wen she
wakes up and | know her voice eny-
way, that yours. you better go up and
see to him, she scd.
| don't han 10. the ideer. ] tell you
my baby pracktically don't know the
meening of the Werd cry, ma sed. And
II it's not my baby it must he yours.
that stands to rea son in a house with
only babies in il. she sed.
Well I'm SO satisfied that it's not my
baby that I'm jest content to SIT heer
nd lissen to Your baby cry. Mrs. Ma
gee sed.
That's iXactIy the way feel about
your baby. the poor little thing, ]
don't see how YOU can stand II, ma
sed.
You must have hart NJ stone, Mrs.
MaGee sed. Benny. you better run up
and see watts matter with your baby
brother. she sed.
Wich did. Yelling down. Hay, ma
hay. Mrs. Magee. its both of them.
their both crying Hike the dooce.
Wich they was and ma and Mrs.
Magee pritty neer nocked each other
over trying to be the ferst one up
stairs
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Clues to Character
What Eyelashes Tell.
nv J. o. ABERNETHY.

The eyela shes are primarily pfotec-
tive and the more they are adapted 10
that purpose the more perfect ana
elaborate they are. Muscular persons
possess the longest and most beautlful
lashes and they are also more curved
in this type than in the bony class.
II is among the esthetic and artistic
cIa sses that we find the best developed
lashes. both under and upper: for the
pre lection of the bony brow of these
subjects is so slight as TO necessltate
a compensa ting development OF these
features.
Coarse, straight thick and project
ing ashes are associated with persons
more blunt and vigorous than refined
Thin, scattered. light colored lashes
indicate delicacy of physique and
sometimes are found on persons or
tuhercular tendencies.
Scattered brown lashes hespeak
degree Of constitutional vigor. but the
nervous system will he rather sensa-
tive. Very long. curved lashes indicate
their owner is too shy or too tfmid to
he frank and outspoken. You may eX-
pect modified form of secretiveness
behind these lashes.
Short. thick la shes are indexes TO d.
rect speech and often to rudeness.
Long. drooping lashes are found on
ardent lovers and coquettes and speak
eloquently when raised Or lowered.
tCopyrEht. 1920
People OF the Philippines are now
making alcohol from mola sses instead
of from nipa and coconut sap as be-
fore
Evening star., 1926-05-20
$50 YEARS AGO TODAY
BY JONATHAN A. RAWSON. Jr.
Story Of the L. s. A.

in the House Of Assembly. Then the
instructions given by the House of
Assembly to the delegates In Con
Gress on November 9. 1775, were read.
These instructions, still in force, for.
bid the delegates to agree to a sep.
aration from England or to the set.
ting up of q new government. The
Assembly has refused to withdra w
these instructions, although request.
ed to do SO by the committee OF the
City and Liberties of Philadelphia.
1t was thereupon resolved unani.
mously that the said Instructions
have dangerous tendency to with.
draw this province from that happy
union with the other colonies which
we consider both as our glory and
protection; that the Assembly, under
present conditions. is unable TO pro-
ceed without assuming arbitrary
power; that a protest he entered
against the powers OF the Assembly;
and, finally, that the present govern
ment is not competent to the exigen-
cies of our affairs.
1t was urged that a provincial con.
vention he chosen ny The people for
the express purpose OF carrying the
resolve of Congress into effect. and
call will he issued fog such CON
vention. To he attended by representa-
tiVes from everdy county.
The convention will first determine
the basis of representation in the
body which will frame the new gov
ernment and specify the method of
is members election.
To the members of the Assembly will
be directed a notice saying that they
are not proper persons to represent
the people, because of their allegia nee
to the king and because the people
have alarming apprehensions that "a
new government modelled by persons
SO inconsistency circumstanced
would be the means of subjecting our.
selves and our pos'erity to greater
Srieva nces than we have hitherto ex.
nerie need -
Evening star., 1926-05-20
What I omorrowMeans to You
nv MARY BLAKE.
Taurus.


Tomorrow planetary aspects are
favorable, and there are present
stimulating vibrations. which will
create an urge TO do something IN
the way OF accomplishment. Every
advantage should be taken of these
infiuencees. as courage, perseverance
and dogged determination will be
sensed. and these are important fac
tors Of success. Enterprises or A
financial character are most favored
hy the signs. and initiative will be
benefited Not only do the signs be-
speak announcement for material in
terests. but they also promise TO STIR
the emotions. II is an excellent oc-
caSion for marriage. as the indica
tions point to harmony, constancy and
mutual forebearance.
Children born tomorrow Will not
escape the ailments peculiar to the in
fantile period. Careful nutrition and
good environment will. however. rob
these illnesses Of all gravity. After
overcoming these vicissitudes physl.
cal normalcy will he established. ana
proper development will ensue Ineir
chara cters will be determined and. IL
not checked. they are liable TO necome
stubborn. Under such condltlons'
great forbearance must be shown, as
tT>>.:e children will resent force, but
will alwa---se amenable TO persuasion
and affection.
n tomorrow is your birthday you
are of a "happy-go-lucky" type ana
are seemingly Indifferent or imperV1
GUS TO your surroundings. You greet
success as though you had rlsht
to expect It. You treat misfortune as
though it were all a part Of the day
work. Your attitude Is at no time
Influenced by either optimism or pes
simism. You have fair ability. but
are too phlegmatic ever to attempt
to use 1t to it's greatest advantage.
II vou can rub along" you are salts
fed and your ambitions are not ap
parent to any one. You have no deep
emotions and. although Your friends
are legion. your feelings are. never
violently stirred.
In the more intimate relations oil
life. with your whimsical outlook on
life, YOU make a genial companion,
hut YOU never become an ardent
lover You are saved many troubles
q nd sorrows hy such q temperament.
ON the other hand. you will never ex
nerience the thrills of happiness that
falI 10 the lot OF those who Jove
deyotedly and passionately..
Well known persons born on 'nat
date are: Reverdy johnson. states
man: Nelson Silzer. phrenologisf;
Stanley Waterloo. author ana Jour
nal;st: Edmund j. James. educator:
Edward w. Scripture. psychologist;
Glenn Curtiss. pioneer aviator.
tCopyriEht. 1926,
Evening star., 1926-05-20
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Will She Lose Husband by Demanding Daily Pro
gram of Love -Making-Second Wife Jealous
of Husbands Funeral Plans.

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EAT AND BE HEA L T III Y
Dinah DAYS Daily Talks on Diet
The Right Food Is the Best Medicine

or afternoon, won't burden the stom-
ach and is especially good for any
body needing TO build up. Also the
milk should not be too cold and II
should be slipped slowly.
Milk combines we'll with a simple
breakfast or a light lunch.
A few drops of limewater in a glass
of milk will render 1t more digestible.
Mixed milk and vichy IN good for
those who have gastric troubles. Ar
tifcial buttermilk may he beneficial
in introducing digestibility into the
milk quota.
At any rate, because of the great
nutrition milk gives. even the grown
people should try TO find some way
TO drink z glass, or even a pint, Of
milk n day so any digestive dis
turba noes won't follow.
Where there's n will there's a
way" applies to milk drinking as we'll
as everything else in life.
Miss L.--Can person reduce one
part of body without reducing other
parts? Answer--Yes. but it is
slow process and involves exercise as
we'll as diet.
Readers desiring personal answers to
questions should send self addressed. stamped
envelope to Dinsh Day. care of The star.
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Penn Will Gust Kings Men.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20, 17-6.--
The people of Pennsylvania have TO-
DAY taken into their own hands the
question whether their colony shall
take it's stand in favor of separation
from Great Britain. Seven thousand
persons assembled in mass meeting
and una nimously determined To dis
place the old House Of Assembly with
a new government formed by the peo-
pie.
Maj. John Rayard called the meet
ing to order, and Col. Daniel Rober-
dean was chosen to preside. The
people hy their close attention gave
eloquent testimony to the seriousness
with which they regarded the present
crisis.
First. the resolution passed by the
Continental Congress five days ago
was read. This resolution urged the
colonies to establish new governments s
to replace tho old British admipistra-
ton, which in Pennsylvania centers
Evening star., 1926-05-20
DEAOI L OI1AlO BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

tringents from the beauty shops,
change to plain cold water for time.
II You have been using cream to
cleanse your skin stop it for a day
or two and rub the face with powder
ed oatmeal after you have washed it
with hot water. rinsing the oatmeal
out with fresh hot water.
There are so many thousands Of
treatments that it is impossible to
suggest more than a few of them.
You must experiment again and
again TO find ont what is best for your
skin. and even when YOU have dis
covered an ideal treatment YOU will
have to change 1t from time to time,
Just as YOU have to change your eye
glasses from time To time. The con-
dition OF your skin varies, some faults
are corrected and OF hers Anpear.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Strawberry Buns.

Rub quarter of a pound Of butter
into three. quarters of a pound Of
-four, and add a quarter of a pound
Of sugar. Beat up two eggs we'll and
stir into the -four. Mix one tea
spoonful Of cream of tartar and half
a teaspoonful of baking soda in a
cup with five tablespoonfuls of but
termilk and stir il into the mixture.
II not wet enough add little more
buttermilk. Mold into buns. place
them on a huttered tin, make hole
in the top Of each and put little
strawberry jam in. drawing MP the
dough to cover II. Bake in a mod
crate oven for about IS minutes.
Handbags of suede lea her with her.
aldic designs in colors are popular in
Pa riE
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Chicken Tomales.

Chop. cooked chicken meat enough
to make three Cupfuls. Chop six red
peppers and onion enough 10 make
one fourth cupful and soak these in
half a cupful of vinegar for one hour.
Drain. add one cupful Of fine bread
crumbs. one cupful Of tomatoes. ten
chopped olives, one egg and a sea SON
ing of salt. pepper and paprika~ Shape
like croquetles. roll in corn meal and
wrap in pudding cloth. or later i'm
the sea son in corn husks. Tie 'he
ends TO keep the mixture in. steam
for three hours. Dry in the oven for
IL minItp< Serve hot
Evening star., 1926-05-20

REATION.
ar who sees things from the mans
point Of view. He comes home from
a strenuous DAYS work. not neces.
EarNy of manual labor. hut one of
equally faiiCunc mental work. He
looks forward to coinpanlonship. 10
rest and to recreation, and with a
hope that during his presence the
home will be run for his especial COM
fort. In fact, he rather expects that
II will be. and in some instances he
demands that 1t shall he. 1t is ac
rordins to his ideas on this subject
that running the place for his COM
fort becomes i joyful task or an irk-
some one. Fortunately il is true that
the husband is usually grateful and
apnreciative when a wife strives to
have his home hours Just the sort he
Graves, If he likes to read, she can
see that books that suit his taste are
On hand. BY becoming. familiar with
his favorite subjects, she can lead
him on tn read out loud or 10 LEI her
read to him and couple con,pa nion-
shin With recreation.
When Games Are Enjoyed.
II the man delights in playing "a rds,
she ran learn good games for two,
Evening star., 1926-05-20
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Strawberries
F'arira. with Cream
Crea med Goldfish on Cream Toast
Crullers Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Cream of Tomato Soup
Brown Bread Sandwiches
Stuffed Celery
Spice Cakes Tea
DINNER.
Tomato Soup with Crontons
Bloiled Halibut
Baked Potatoes Green Peas
Hearts Of Lettuce,
Russian Dressing
Pineapple Pie
Coffee
CRULLERS.
One cup sour cream. one cup
sugar. one egg, one small tea
spoon soda. little salt. spice to
taste. Mix soft. Fry in boil
ing lard.
BROWN BREAD
SANDWICHES.
Mix grated tart raw apples
with cream cheese and season
with salt and pepper. Spread
between thin slices brown
bread.
PINEAPPLE SPONGE PIE.
Beat yolks two eggs and add
eighths cup sugar, graf
ing of lemon rind. one easpoOn
lemon juice and one and one
third cups canned shredded
pineapple Fold in stiffiybest
en- egg whites. turn into pie
plate lined with paste and hake
until firm in center.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Luxury Added to Leisure at Home
BY LYDIA lie BARON WALKER.

The man OF the house deserves
special attention during the time
when it is his good fortune TO be at
home. for it is his pleasure ground.
II is the thoughtful and wise WON.
Evening star., 1926-05-20
Happiness for Wife.

In trying to give the husband pleas
ure during his hours at home. the
wife will find not only satisfaction
but plea sure also. 1t will he seen that
while she is catering to his home nap
piness she is seeing to it that 1t IN
cludes her. 1t is evident that she Is
making herself an actual part of the
pleasure in such a manner that II
does not tend to make him selhsh
but to include her not only In the
actual good times hut in the thoughts
Of them also. When this is accom-
plished there is a reciprocity OF In
terests. focusing OF attention that
strencthens the bonds of home life.
While no home should he run en-
lirelv Ia suit the man or the woman.
the mans leisure hours do deserve
special attention. and should he given
a place in the scheme OF things.
Evening star., 1926-05-20

TN THREE to FIVE minutes, Quick
/ Quaker is cooked and ready.
That's faster than plain toast.
It's food that stands by you
through the morning.
It's the balanced ration" of pro-
tein. carbohydrates. vitamines and
bulk" ito make laxatives less often
needed that doctors and authorities
now so widely urge.
Get Quick Quaker today. All the
wonderful Quaker Oats favor IS
there all its creamy richness.
You will be delighted.
Your grocer has Quick Quaker
also Quaker Oats as you have always
known them.
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Evening star., 1926-05-20

and also see that friends for table
or two of bridge are frequently in
vited to the home. IL he has taste
for interior decoration, she can advise
with him about arrangement or
rooms. Most men rather enjoy this
part Of homemaking, and then they
will gladly do some potterinS about
the place which helps decidedly IN
keeping the home looking its best at
the minimum cost.
Perhaps he is fond Of the social
life. Then it is M 10 the wife I" see
that she is not too tired to ENJOY
going about with him when evening
comes. If he loves sports she can
take a genuine interest in games
either in watching professional games
with him or in playing such games
as tennis or golf. II her game rs
poor. she should practice I" perfect
herself between time of playing with
him
Evening star., 1926-05-20

rocking
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they fr"lc with them afeconae?
Evening star., 1926-05-20

Readers desiring personal answers to
questions should send self addressed. stamped
envelope to Dinsh Day. care of The Star.
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Mrs. %. w. Roberts
Entertained With a
Pretty Bridge Party

One of the mort unique rarLies Of
the season was the l:3O o'clock
luncheon given by Mrs. o. w. Roberts
yesterday at her home on West Main
street. Each table was beautifully
decorated with pink and lavender
sweet peas and lighted by pink can.
dies. The place cards, nut baskets
tally cards and the menu were car.
ried out in the same colors. Covers
were marked for 81 guests.
After luncheon eight tables OF
bridge were in play. honors going To
Mrs. r. J. Meyer and Mrs. o. Lund-
quist. Out-of-town guests included
Mrs. j. +. Hess, Mrs. G. Il. Nickers0n
Mrs. j. NJ. Stephens and Mrs. A. Il
Welsh, all Of Mandan.
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CAPITOL. THEATRE

Prince Royal. the German police
dog that appears in the william Fox
production Of "Whcn the Door OPP
encd," now IN the Capitol Theatre,
came on the set the first day under
standing nothing hut German. lie
left the set soriowfully the last
day Of the picture with comp,c-
hcnsivc knowledge Of baby-tak ms
IL is used in the hes! circles.
Jacuuclinc Logan. who is the
dainty Teresa de- Fontenac in the
picture. is responsible for his knowl-
edge Of this second language.
The story required her TO appear
in many scenes with him and for
him to be exceptionally fond OF the
little actress. So it was necessary
for Jackie" to become intimately
acquainted with the big dog. Since
German is not to be learned in n
day or so. Jackie" tried baby talk
on him with perfect results.
"When the Door Opened" is 4
fascinating melodrama Of the Can
adian woods. adapted from the story
by James Oliver Curwood.
Walter McGrail and Ray Laidlow
appear with Miss Logan in the cast
Reginald Barker directed the pro-
LuctiOn.
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G. Pfrommer. Underwood typewriting
speed artist will give exhibitions on
the Eltinge stage at both shows Fri
day evening and at the Saturday NATL
nee. Mr.. Pfrommcr who is authority
on typewriting and shorthand has an
accuracy record Of writing for fifteen
minutes without error. and Official
record for speed Of 1927 words a min
ute and is winner Of the Underwood
diamond emblem and has been mem
Der Of the International Contest Team
for ten wears
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Haincs plays opposite her as Harlan
in his usual capable manner.
The entire story covers period
Of only two days in the lives Of an
old section hand. his three young
children. his elder daughter. Mike, her
sweetheart. and the inhabitants of
the little desert town in which they
live.
Charlie Murray. tina. lovablc old
character actor, plays Clancy" the
father Of Mike. and is as Irish as his
name. Never has he appeared to such
advantage. With Murray is one other
noted comedian. Ford Sterling as
"Schu.Z." Both contribute to the
general fun of the picture. playing
thier roles in all seriousness, thus
making them doubly funny.
In addition to the pictures, Howard
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Mrs. V. j. Hunter
Is Hostess to Club
at a Bridge Party

Mrs. Y. J. Hunter entertained We'd
nesday afternoon with a cleverly
planned party for the members of
her bridge club. Three tables were
in play during the afternoon, honors
going to Mrs. s. A. Floren.
Spring flowers were used attrac-
lively about the rooms and at the
conclusion of the play the hostess
served "A course luncheon.
Mrs. II +. Shcarn and Mrs. +. H.
Davenport were guests Of the club.
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Bridge Dinner Given
BY the Misses Welch
and Logan Thursday

Miss lrma Logan and Miss Mar
garet Wclch entertained last evening
ut the lattcr's apartment at Person
court with q Z o'clock bridge dinner
for the members of their club and
other friends. The dinner table was
prettily decorated with jonquils and
a yellow color motif was carried out.
Covers were marked for IL.
Three tables Of bridge were in
play after dinner, honors going to
Miss Mary Parsons and Mrs. Roland
CrOsu
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AT THE MOVIES
ELTlNGE THEATRE

Mike" which proved to be great
comedy drama at the El.ingc yester.
day remains for today and Saturday
Filled with Irish wit and sprinklcd
with heart interest as we'll as thrills
it furnishes genuine entertainment
Sally O'Neill who is new in the pic.
lures is lively mike" William
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Misses Fairbanks
Are HOstesses at
Two Bridge Parties

The Misses Florence and Margaret
Fairbanks were hostesses last even
ing in their home at the Hughes
Apartments at a three-table bridge
party. Honors in the games were
won by Miss Mabel Brccn and Mrs.
Ray Mclaughlin. Mrs. ]. A. Boitan
of Fargo was an out-of-town guest.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with spring flowers. A two course
luncheon was served after the games.
The Misses Fairbanks we're also
hostesses at u bridge party on We'd.
nesday evening.
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GUESTS AT MCLEAN HOME

v. E. William Of Helena. Mont,
and G.. h. Winter Of Portland, Ore,
are in the city today to visit Mr..
Williams sister and brother, Mrs. L..
W. Mclean and "A. c. William. Mr..
William is representative Of the
Montana railroad commission and
was ut one time resident Of Bis
marck. Mr.. Winter is federal safe
ty appliance inspector for the bureau
Of safety, Washington. d. C., and is
en- route to the national capital from
a trip through the west. Mr.. William,
who accompanied Mr.. Winter to Man.
dan on official business. will return
to Helena.