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Evening star., 1926-11-13
Women Who Have Interesting Tasks
i'm the Government Service
Ry ALICE ROGERS HAGER

here. In 1899 she was made a clerk
in the War Department, and she went
through many Of its bureaus and
divisions.
When the war called us in, Miss
Dell, because Of this varied back
ground, was put IN charge of the con-
tract branch by the department, and
made supervisor Of all the welfare
work of the Office Of the director Of
finance.
Then came a task which demanded
everything in the way Of brains and
human sympathy that could be given.
In 1879 the American Graves Regis
tration Service of Northern Europe
was consolidated with offices in Paris,
and the bars We're let down to permit
the families Of our boys who had died
over there to go and seek them.
Miss Dell was sent across to act as
head of the bureau of information,
which furnished directions to these
seekers. and any one who saw post
war France in those first few years.
and the tide of men and women who
came across on this particular mis-
sion can testify to what such work
meant. She was also in charge Of the
identification of the bodies that were
brought back to the United States for
burial In Arlington and elsewhere, and
she published In the Quartermaster's s
Review very complete survey Of the
work that had been done when she
was through.
Miss Dell Is prominent in many local
and national organizations, a charter
member Of the Federal Employees Ma
tional Federation, national chairman
Of the Government Workers Council
of the National Woman's Party, a
founder Of the Women's City Club Of
Washington and for many years vice
president Of the Georgia Society here
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The Leonids.

The most splendid display OF me-
teors is that of the Ieonids, which
occurs in the Fall of the year. every
year, as the orbit of the earth cuts
through the orbit Of the meteors, and
the meteors, heated by friction with
the earth's atmosphere, burst into
flame for few seconds. But what
long puzzled astronomers was Why
every 3S years there was a larger dis
play of them than ordinary, often so
bright as to seem like the bursting OF
rockets, even in daytime. For three
years together there would be this
dazzling display, then 30 years OF only
a moderate numbar of meteors. At
last somebody suggested the idea
(really very simple once somebody
thought Of it) that the long ring of
meteors was thicker at one end Of its
chain and the earth in three success
sive years came back to meet this
dense mob OF meteors. like long Fro
cessiOn passing by.
Now what do you know about that?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
I. Raw starch is indigestible.
2. Iodine will turn purple In contact
with starch.
3. Glycogen is animal starch.
!. Cane sugar comes from sugar
cane and beets and is q third sweeter
than grape sugar, which Is found In
honey and sweet fruits, and granu.
lates on dried raisins and dates; COM
mercially grape sugar is obtained
from cornstarch.
S. Butter substitutes are not neces-
sarily unhealthy.
6. Hard water has mineral salts in
it and makes poor suds.
Copyright. 1926)
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MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS

on the face? have been troubled
with It for a long time; it never goes
away. MAY D.
Answer-If the condition is Of the
nature Of an eruption you should con-
suit a physician about II. Perhaps,
however. it is roughness, like chap
ping. that is due TO wrong cleansing
methods. Many OF my readers COM
plain Of a rough, chapped look after
the use of face powder, and if this.
too, is your trouble the remedy IS not
far to seek. For at least a week use
cold cream instead Of soap and water
for cleansing your face. After wiping
off the cream apply an astringent
lotion. Use the cream as a powder
base also. LOIS LEEDS.
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AUTUMN
By ID. c. PEATTIE.
Chrysanthemums.

When the leaves turn gold and
scarlet. yellow, red, vermilion and
crimson, come chrysanthemums with
their own display as gaudy and varied
as an artists palette after he has
painted big canvas. What q mighty
host is the great genus chrysanthe-
NUNS golden flower, it meanS), with
it's $50 species. Actually a botanist
reckons many flowers among the
chrysanthemums which the gardener
does not mean when he uses the name.
for the tribe includes the common
daisy. the garland daisy, the golden
feather. the costmary, the marguerite,
the shasta daisy. all the pyrethrums,
and the beautiful little Sumer chrys-
anthemums that have purple disks
and petals banded with white, yellow
and red.
AS for the florists chrysanthemum,
its ancestors were only little puny
single Towers, inclined to be irregular
and struggling. OF this unpromising
beginning the Chinese and Japanese
made the most glorious finish in the
! history of horticulture. In size, bril-
lance, beauty, and variability, the
Oriental chrySanthemums are perhaps
The peak of mans achievement in
flower breeding. A city in China be-
came SO famous, due to the work of a
poet, tippler and flower breeder named
Tao, who lived long before Christ.
that it is still known as Chrysanthe-
mum City. while one thousand years
ago an Emperor of Japan held the first
chrysanthemum show and adopted
the flower as the symbol Of the
Mikados. The chrysanthemum is not
the national flower of Japan, as some
suppose, that honor going to the
CHEEKY blossom, but it is the royal
emblem.
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1860 Clydesdale Place

UydeS0alc
You nuited to inspect this 1OO90 Co-opera-
the Apmtent Building, built by Cofrits, offering
those advantages of home ownership ,uhich haze
made the Washington public realize ho,v easy it is
to o,vn an apartment home.
1860 Cydedae Place located an exclusive residential
section overlooking beautiful Rock Creek Park yet enjoys
and Columbia Road that enhances the desably of it's oca-
convenience.
The apartment homes exceenty finished and equipped
with the modern housekeeping facilities Spacious and
we'll ventilated tiled baths with bitn tub and shower
Murphy beds and dressing hardwood floors and
but few of the features of these homes with monthly payments
less than
1860 Cydesdae Place will be managed by The Cooperative
Apartment Management Co., nc nsung efficient operation of
the property well offering the advantages dis
counts the essentials of e enabling them from Is
50 per cent in the of living
The apartment homes open for inspection
eUery day and eUeping, including Sunday
Edmund J. Flynn
Authority or Cooperative Apartments
.cAFR/ZZ X
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Egg and Spaghetti Patties.

Have ready a rich paste and roll
this out over a layer of grated cheese.
Line little pans with this cheese
busted pastry and bake in hot oven.
Have ready a mixture Of chopped
spaghetti. Fill the pattie pans with
the spaghetti mixture and make a
hole in the center Of each. Fill with
finely chopped hard boiled eggs and
serve very hot.
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Miss Jessie Dell.

With more than $4,000 women in the
employ Of the Government, it seems
only fair that there should be a wom-
an among the Civil Service Commits
sioners. And that such woman
should come from the ranks of Gov
ernment service, with Il long expert
cnce and a complete knowledge of it's
intriracieS, goes without saying.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN.

This tiny living room is the perfect
result of clever planning. In spite of
its small dimensions, it has been given
quite an effect of spaciousness. The
walls are rough, cream -colored plas-
ter The floor is painted a deep, dark
green and the rug is sand color. The
windows have no glass curtains but
are draped with linen striped in
Evening star., 1926-11-13

OIle MOC1er Says.
This game will not only amuse a
room full of children, but it makes
them alert, and any child who can
spell is eligible The children sit in
circle. the more the merrier, and the
leader begins, THE Minister'S Cat Is
an angry cat" The next may say,
THE Minister'S Cat is an alnlable cat,
an dso on until 1t has gone all round
.he crowd. Next time the leader
makes the adjective begin with a B.
ANY one who cannot think Of an ad.
jective beginning with the required
letter before the leader counts f1ve
must pay a forfeit. Some Of the SEN
;onccs call for whoops Of laughter.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
Reducing the Abdomen.

Dear Lois Leeds: 1 have been for
some time trying to pick up the cour-
ege to write and ask you a few ques-
tions. | am 1G years old, feet 31a
inches tall and weigh 120 pounds.
DO need to reduce? Is walking good
for the health and does it help one
lose weight? What exercise is good
for reducing tfc abdomen? E. NJ.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
A Rough Complexion.

Dear Madam: VIII you kindly let
me know of q remedy for scurv!ness
Evening star., 1926-11-13

Answer am very glad that you
wrote to me, my dear, instead Of put
ting yourself on a reducing diet. You
are by no means too heavy for nor
nal, healthy girl Of your age and
height. Yes. walking is splendid eXer-
Else for keeping the figure trim and
neat. Wear comfortable, low-heeled
shoes and hold your body up as tall
YOU can when you walk. This will
Involve expanding your chest and hold
ing in your abdomen. Constant prac,
tice Of correct posture viii make the
abdomen fiat. High-kicking exercises
are good for reducing the abdomen
and SO are ler-raising exercises in "A
%unine position on the floor My
leatlet on Beauty Exercises" contains
other exercises for this purpose and
! shall he glad to mail 1t to YOU on
receipt of a stamped, self-addressed
envelope. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1926-11-13
What Do You Know
About 1t?
Daily Science Six.

Daily SC1enC0 SIX.
/. What sun is nearest to our
sun?
2. What is light year?
3. Can we actually see any
of the other suns?
4. Who discovered that the
sun is rushing through space!
5. What Is a fixed star!
6. What does an astronomer
mean by a binary system:
Answers to these questions IN
Mondays Star.
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one music & MwTM xMNoreSestra" wait dinner
2:35 z EWGEY.R5scores, orchestra:
Nv HG@1ioiinist. baryto 9nsf S %Bz@
Radio Nature League. WCAU-Recital.
WEAF--Palais Dor Orchestra. WCAE
Dance, WMAK--Eastman Orchestra
wEEI-Musicale. .WHN-organ. Wilt
Dream Daddy. WMCA-Music. WOO
5:45 p. ~WoCNChimes'' scores res WNRNY
Lullaby Lady
600 r. M.-K9w = Music wcAU--
Concert quartet. WDAF-"School of
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INCOMING SHIPS
TELL OF STORM
One Which ReIayed Mes
sages Arrives in N. Y.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Incoming
ships brought stories to New York
today of having been caught in the
fringe of the West Indian hurricane
which swept the southeast Florida
coast, and told Of the efforts which
resulted in the first word of the
Miami disaster reaching the outside
world.
1t was the Ward liner Siboney
which relayed from Alfred P. Reck,
United Press correspondent at Miami,
the first dispatch telling of the hur.
ricane.
1--WE were abreast Miami" Ray
mond D. Hutchens, the radio opera
tor, said, when I picked up exceed
ingly faint signals which said:
"'Can you take care of messages
to New York;"
"Hutchins replied that he could
and the messages from Reck was
sent. It required two and half
hours to. handle"
The Siboney had no difficulty, but
did encounter rough weather.
The United fruit liner La Playa
reported she was ahead of the
storm and passed through Jupiter
Inlet just before the storm broke.
The liners Lara and Maracaibo
reported rough weather, but no Sc
rious trouble.
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STATE OFFICIALS
TOSTUDy BORER
Joins Government Party in
Canada Trip.

Headed by State Entomologist
Frank N. Wallace, group Of State
officials left today for Toledo from
where an expedition will be led by
Government officials into the corn
borer infested district Of Canada.
What is learned from the Canada
trip will be used in combating the
borer in the 1--WE counties in north
eastern Indiana.
Accompanying Wallace will be
Harry F. Dietz, assistant State en-
tomologist; Paul Ulman, State corn
borer expert; William Stahl, repre-
senting the Indiana Farm Bureau;
State Representative Thurman Ia.
Gottschalk, Berne, member Of the
legislative finance committee, and
others. Thursday the group will
confer in Toledo, with United States
and Canadian experts. Friday the
expedition will penetrate into Kent
and Essex Counties, Ontario, where
the borer will be observed at work.
On Saturday the entire delegation
will assemble in Detroit, to discuss
means of preventing further spread
in the Middle West.
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tone tone wo 5fltc Ss: lecture Wos-
Theater., wsM-Tennessee' State Fair.
$50 r. M.@KFAB-old tunes. KNOX
Orchestra and soloists. KOA-Sandma an.
WBZ-Male quartet. WGHP-Studio.
WHAs-.-violinist. wLITEDance.
E-Instrumental;. KTHs--scores. violin,
Ensemble. barytone. WCAE-Dance.
WDAE-Invanhoe Bard and Glees Club.
WEAF-Bernies Orchestra. wen
Sam N Henry; music. WJJD-Yicorians !:
vocal; WLs-Sherman's Orchestra.
o:15 P. MSKFuo-Address: male octet.
KoA-".Scientific' Football"
9:25 r. M.-KOA-Studio musicale.
o'20 p M.-KMoX-Presentation, Roll
Rf SowR T. R Music kfWMGNg M
per Party WHT--Al and Pat,. dance.
WHO-Dance. WHN-Entertainne
s:4S e MmW SIldn sdo4. line. wTAM
1000 p. M;-KFI = Tenor ORCHESTRA.
program; wEBH-Dahce; eHnrtferEtain-
1850 p. M.@KGo.Littie symphony.
1915 p; M.-WsB-Concert. cwHB -
Musicale.
crops. WBBM-Nutty Club, WENR-
Frolic,- wJR-Jesters- WHIT - Your
II h isS p LfMag MwJJp - settin' Up Hour,
WHAD-organ. wLIB-orgsn. CO.
KHJ-Dance WoJ-Popular program.
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Varicose Veins Reduced
or Money Back, Says
Hook Drug Co.,
Haag Drug Co.
Simple Home Treatment
That Is Giving Amaz-
ing Results.

The world progresses. Today all
ments that took weeks to cure can
now be ended in few days. If you
have varicose veins or punches you
can start today to bring them back
to normal size, and if you are wise
you will do so.
Just get an original bottle of
Moone's Emerald Oil at any dispens-
ing pharmacist and apply it night
and morning as directed to the en-
larged veins. 1t is very powerful
and penetrating, and only a little
is required.
After a few days treatment the
veins will begin to grow smaller and
by regular use will soon reduce to
normal.
People who want to reduce vari.
cose veins, or get rid of sores OIL
piles in few days should not hest
tate to get. a bottle at once. It is
SO powerful that small bottle lasts
a long time. Any pharmacy can
supply you. Hook Drug Co., Haag
Drug Co. sells lots Of it.--Adver!
tisament.
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MR.: FIXIT
Arlington Ave. Neglected,
Says Resident,

Let Mr.. Fixit present your case to
sentative at the city hail. Write him at
With the passage by city council
of an ordinance appropriating $685.
900 for repairs to streets, relief
seems on the way for Arlington Ave.
and other streets.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: Arlington
Ave, from Pleasant Run Blvd. to
Tenth ST., one of the beauty spots
of the city; street Travelled extern
sively not only by Indianapolis resi-
dents, but by many who visit the
golf course, one Of our few cross
town streets.
1t would seem that such a street
would be given particular attention,
but instead it has been sadly neg
lected and allowed to get in i'm
passable condition because of holes
and ruts. TAXPAYERS.
Within few weeks you should
have relief.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT: I am a prop
erty owner at SGT Goodlet Ave. The
alley in the rear Of my house is
higher than my lot, I can't raise
my lot because have my cement
walks and my garage floors down.
Every time it rains it runs in from
the alley.
TIMES READER.
Your only remedy is to fill your
lot. The streets department will
not change the alley grade.
Investigations are in progress Of
the following complaints: Water over
sidewalks in front of 602 Exeter Ave,
alley entrance between La Sale and
Dearborn Sts., on e. Sixteenth st.
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WFBM

WFBM
Merchants Heat and Light 20.
81. 268 Meters.
Wednesday, Sept. %.
5:30-Sports' and stock market
reports, courtesy of the
indianapolis. News.
6:00-Children's hour, courtesy
of the Franklin Life In
surance Company.
6:30-Indianapolis Athletic
Club Ensemble, George
Irish. director; Abe Farb,
songs.
7:30-Program by Miss Elsie
Lyon and Mrs. c. Henry.
S:30-Wheeler City Mission.
9:30-Community Fund Pro-
gram.
10:00-Christiansen School OF
Music program.
10:30-Indianapolis Athletic
Club Orchestra, George
Irish, director; Abe Farb.
songs.
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TOday's Best

Copurioht. 1926. by United Press
Central Standard Time Throughout
WEAF, hookup, p. m.-Gilbert
& Sullivan's -"Iolanthe" by WEAF
Light Opera Company.
WTAM, Cleveland (3s9M), 6 p. m
Public Auditorium program.
WMAQ, Chicago (44SN1), Z p. NJ
WMAQ Players.
WSAI, Cincinnati (326ND, 9p. NJ
WSAI string quartette.
XIX, Oakland (50SND, IL p. NJ
Community night.
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South Sea Islanders. also WEEL WGR.
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tional's Ladies' at Play" lays claim
to one peculiar distinction. Sardine
sandwiches are her favorite food!
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LIKES SANDWICHES

Doris Kenyon, who is co-featured
with Lloyd Hughes in First Ma
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Radio PROGRAMS

r; M-KYw-Uncle Bob, dinner music.
GoIdkette's ensemble. wENR-DGininer
concert. rWGY-"Book of knowledge"
WGHP-SDinner concert. WJZ---Concert,
Faulkner. WOK-String ensemble.
WREO--Dinner concert. WWJ-Dinner
music,
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Silent Today

Central-KLDS, WCBD, .WFAA,
VINO. WOI. WBAP, WOAW,
WSOE, WSUI.
Eastern-WAIU, WBBR, WIFI,
WHAZ, WHAR, WGBS, WIP,
WROE, 'WBAL, WPG.
Far West-KPSN.
Evening star., 1926-01-02
Other Prices Toda. &.

Peppers Supplies light dem4 no
moderate. market steady: Florida pep
per crates. fancy stock. 3.nUaa.5o:
choice 3.50ai.0o.
Eggplant Supplies very light: d.
mand moderate. market dull: Florida
perpel crates. fair quality. 40.
reas-Supplies very li@ht: demand
moderate. market steady F'loridl. Is
nIshel hampers mostly. 4.nn.
Cauifiower Supplies m"dar@te: de
mInd moderate. market steady: cali
t"rnia, crates. -.' a2..,n.
Tomatoes Supplies vary H:hr y"
sa'eS reported.
s>1rin- Beams supplies li-h,: de-
ptord moderate f"f good stock mar
krt steady. I'loIi,I;, 7s-hushei nam
r"rs. =rccn mostly. ordinary quality
and condition f"ir nuslitv and c"ndi
fi"n be T. I.nnaE. %
Evening star., 1926-01-02
WILL INCREASE STOCK.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. January LS9.
Notice of an increase in capital stock
of the Magnolia Petroleum Co. from
500 900 to SIS5 .000, 900 and an increa Sc
in the value of property used in Al.
kansas from $4,000 to SS.S96. 700 was
filed with the secretary of state here
The statement shows that the com
pany has property in Arkansas, Texas.
Okla homa. Kansas and New Mexico
valued at S229 S93 sos. SO
Evening star., 1926-01-02
Today. Wholesale Prices.

EIiitc,.--G'.ncv. nI e-pounG print
-" ruh. .,na13. store packed toafl.
-2s-Average receiDts. +5at5: stor-
-. :;G5.S7: lenncrv. 4,a5o.
r"ultry-Alive: Turkeys. tor. t5a '@.
Sprn- chickens. 34253: fowls 3oa&'
1~-horrs =: ducks. 25a21; geese. >.
eale. 50, ~: rabbits. TOP. =: rabbits.
seconds 15a@e. Dressed: Turkeys.
toy 5na31: Snrin- chickens. 3. fowls
=: LeGhorns. 26a2>: ducks. .F&i":
eeose so: Keats. 7raSo.
i've slnck-CalveS. top. -. hogs =.
Neat-Eeef. II: lamb. 80: veal, "a =
.'ssed pork. 1fal1: p"rk l"in7. 30.
r,"rl; shoulders 2na'2; fresh hams.
Evening star., 1926-01-02
STEEL BOOKINGS HEAVY.

CLEVELAND, January THE Of
hcials of the Otis Steel Co. asserted
here railroad buying had begun ia
make itself felt and that the company
WAS booked solid throughout the first
quarter of 1926. Otis Steel earned
S2,069 1856 in the first eleven months
of 1928, as against a deficit Of S710,721
FOR the corresponding period of 1924.
Evening star., 1926-01-02
Lettuce Is Cheaper.

Lettuce-Supplies liberal: dema nd
moderate market slightly wea ker:
California and Arizona. crates Iceberc
type. 40 dozen. 4.15a 800.
Onions Supplies moderate. demand
light. market steady: Michigan and In.
lila na 100 III. sacks Yellows. I. :. No.
/. S.2aa3.5O.
Potatoes-Supples light: dema nj
moderate. market steady: Michigan
l5o.lh. sacks Eusset lsuralS /. :. NJ.
l. 715a7 50: Maine. l50-lb. sacks Green
Mountains. /. :. No. l. 80.
Spinach-Supplies moderate: dc
nand good. market steady. Texas.
hushel baskets Savoy type. 90: -ome
air condition. LIS.
Carrots-Supplies moderate. demand
moderate. market steady: Texas, bush
RI baskets. 2.60a2.75.
Eeets-S Supplies licht; demand light.
market steady: Texas. hushel baskets.
:; on43.15.
Evening star., 1926-01-02
Fruit aud Vegetable Review.

T"ds'.' market report on fruits IN"
vegetables tcompIled by 1he NarIer
News Service. bureau nf Agriculture
Economies says:
tpnles-Supplie moderate: deman'i
moderate. market steady. barrels
MARYLAND and Virginia \ - inch w
Yorks. 55046.0o: : -, inch Works.
mostly around 500: \ IL inch Works.
3.5Oa40o. y -. inch Elack T0iGs.
mostly around 500: \ =. inch STAY
mans. s.50a7 100; \ 2tz-inch StaNmans.
6 .NOaS. 50. mostly 500. boxes. Wash
inEton. extra fancy Delicious. medium
To large sizes, 3.5Oa3.75: hushel has
kets, no sales reported.
abbage-Supplies very light: de
mand moderate. market strong: New
York. bulk per ton. Danish type most
" around so 90.
Celery-Supplies moderate; demanH
moderate. market steady. California
crates ) TO I dozen. f.5OaS.15.