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The Washington times., 1927-03-23
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow

Today
CONGRATULATED States Marine Band,
Marine Barracks. S:16 p. m.
Convention-Associat of Military
Colleges, Washington Hotel.
Art exhibit-soeiety of Independent
Artists, Carlton Hotel.
tional Indian war Veterans, in Grand
Army Hall. at 1880 o'clock.
Dance-Social Club of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged, at 3 o'clock. for
the benefit of the home.
Lecture-Prof Drake, passion Play
of Oberammergau." p. m. and
p. m, st. Paul's Hall Fifteenth and v
Streets.
Meeting-Henry c. spengIer Unit,
American Legion Auxiliary, 1925 Massa-
chusetts Ave. N. W.. 1880 o. m,
Meeting-National Indian War Vet
Grams, g. A. r. Hail. .. m.
Lecture-A. c. Nothstine. B.Sc.. Play
house, p. m.
Tomorrow
CONGRATULATED States Navy Band,
Marine Barracks S.15 D. m.
Meeting-Psycho Club Playhouse.
.. m.
Dance--National Fellowship Club.
City Club, Q p. m,
Observation-Disclosures Club, Washing
ton Hotel. 1890 D.. m.
Card Party-Shepherds of Bethlehem
Hechts Auditorium. 1880 p. m.
Modern homes, offering the necessary
EurrOundinga Of q real home, are rent
able from the Rental Columns Of The
Times and Herald ClaRaifled Ada
The Washington times., 1927-03-23
GRACE AND STRENGTH EASILY ACQUIRED |; IRE

exercises done music will also stimulate your
OF rhythm enabling to dance at the Kidding
yourself OF your troublesome pounds So that the
artistic result. = - ~ "
Miss Agniel) ~1-~"o' -
The Washington times., 1927-03-23
Chinese Wound Three
OF IT, S. Forces

Three Americans have been
wounded in the fighting around
Shanghai, according to a report to
the Navy Department this morn
ing from Admiral C. S. Williams,
commander Of the Asiatic fleet.
One of the Americans was Ma
rine. He was struck by a stray
bullet and not seriously injured.
The others were not identified in
Admiral Williams report.
PICKING, March 2S.-The Can.
tOnese have been driven 60 miles
back from Marking. with heavy
losses.
A cOmmunique says 1000 Can
tOneSe were killed and 5000 pris.
Oners were taken.
The Washington times., 1927-03-23

Rent with ease through the use Of
Times and Herald Classified Ads-the
Rental Columns offer wide variety
rent.
The Washington times., 1927-03-23

American Protest Reported
SHANGHAI, March %. - Uncon.
firmed reports were current in
Shanghai today that the United
States Chamber of Commerce has
The Washington times., 1927-03-23

Modern homes. offering the necessary
surroundings Of a real home, are rent
able from the Rental Columns Of The
Times and Herald Classified Ads.
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Hough Ordered 10 NanIsing

Hough Ordered TO Marking
PICKING, March 23.-Admiral
Hough, U. S. N. has been ordered
by the United States legation to
proceed from Hankow upon the
United States warship Isobel to
Marking to assist the warcraft to
protect Americans, whose lives and
properties were endangered.
The United States legation an
nounced today that American resi-
dents. OF Chinkiang are evacuating
that place under the protection of
a United States destroyer.
The Washington times., 1927-03-23

cabled a protest to Washington
against Consul General C. E. Gauss,
charging that he has withheld the
action Of the United States Marines
and refused to permit them to CO.
operate completely with other ma
tionals defending Shanghai.
Brig. Gen. Smedley Butler is due
to arrive in Shanghai today. it was
stated, and the Leathernecks. who
have been champing at their bits,
expect plenty of action" when But.
Ter takes command
The Washington times., 1927-03-23

Aerial Acrobats In
Stunts Over D. C.

First Photos Taken OF
High Antics Show the
Daredeuils In Action
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Ends Thursday, May 18th

Co.'S Store was started in Bisbee Arizona Then
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as new ones have watched our development and their
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01
Men S Shirts
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-01

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IF A S HONS
F A N CIES

Pirating Pirate style fashion.
able shoemakers have taken in.
spiration from the famous Cap.
tain Kids boots and are offering
an adaptation of them for smart
daytime wear. Whethe" with ilk
frock or tailored cloth suit, these
high,heeled, deeply cuffed pirate
boots are developed in patent
leather, suede. calkskIn kid or in
an infinite variety Of striking
Featuring fur flowers. stylists
make ornamental blossoms Of
dyed skins. Using flat pelts such
AZ mole and American broadtail,
those for strictly. tailored coats
are plain, while those intended 20
trim more dressy costumes are
often combined with gold or sil.
yer kid.
DrAped on the side OF the waist
and finished in large graceful
bow. an evening gown of gold
lace IL embroidered with red
roses. A dash OF deep Liberty
blue hangs in soft folds from the
bow. The model is from Louis
Matthew. Paris.
Have you noticed thelnew colt.
fures? A kind Of head-band that
fits tightly on the forehead and
almost hides the eyebrows-di.
rectly derived from African Gus.
tom. They are broad In front
and taper away to the neck. They
are made of two bands Of lame
which hold barretts of pearls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-11
. A GOD-SENT
INVENTION

T1HE story OF the invention Of
1 the safety razor il told by
King G. Gillette in an interview by
Franklin Fargo in this weeks
Liberty. ''One morning." Mr..
Gillett told the interviewer. ''when
I started to shave, the razor was
dull. While I was groaning over
the prospect of shaving with q
dull razor, the idea Of the safety
razor popped into my head. II
came like an inspiration. had
no idea what the holder would be
like-the whole idea was a blade
that could be thrown away, doing
away with all honing and sharp
ening. In half an hour the idea
took form.
my lack Of mechanical skill was
a handicap" Mr.. Gillette explains.
'"'but made a model that worked.
! struck to the razor idea for five
years and suffered more from the
gibes Of friends than from ellav.
ing with it." The idea was slow
taking hold, but nearly all men
eNRh' sa9stW Ha1OeD tAAeN NaADsG
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pay for those slippers. My siste
Margaret did! Jack doesn't eve
know about the thing! I WouIdn
have spent Jacks money before I
was married to him! I wouldnt
do such thing!''
The Head snorted. You've speni
plenty Of II since. and 1t hasn't
seemed to bother you at air. sire
declared, and her fine eyes flashed
Three hundred and fifty dollar
for a set of dishes!-Two hundred
for a lace tableclotll.-Anothe
hundred for . cage Of BIRDS !
don't have such things! ! cant
afford them!"
With sweep Of her large hands
she took in the old.fashioned room
around them. The old velvet
drapes, the worn carpet, the glass
lamp that had been Fashionable
in the year 1906
IT never heard Of such thing
she cried. charging your weddin
clothes to a man before your.
married to him! It's not decen
1t was a common and vulgar thin
to do: What do you suppose thos'
shop people thought Of you?"
Nothing!" Honey Lou flashed
out at her. "They didn't know ]
wasn't married to him when
charged the things
They All Knew
"oh. didn't they?" The Hea
smile was scornful. Don't 70
suppose those people know whats
going on in town. same ~ you do?
Don't you suppose they read the
papers? Don't you suppose they
know who we are? buy things
there"
Her scolding voice went on and
on, loud a. a storm-lashed river
Honey Lou only halE-listened to
her. Her brown, wide-set eyes
were on her mother-in.law's face
but her thoughts were with Angeia
Allen.
Nobody but Angela knew what
her dishes. her bedspreads and
her lovebirds had cost. Angela,
who had gone shopping with her
But could Angela have come IL
The Head with the story of her
extravaganza?
"oh. mop thought Honey LOU
loyalty. Angela wouldn't do q
thing like that! Angela was hei
friend, and not only ner friend
but a fine noble sort Of woman
She was sure Of that. You ha,
only to look at AngeIa's face
see what she was!
The Head must lave spied
her in some way Of her own. T.
haps she had asked questions
the people in the stores win
Honey Lou had bought her thin
"But one thing is certain
Honey Lou told herself, 81 musti
spend much money for while
CTo. Be Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-11
FEATHERED
HEROES

NHAT the pet bird in the home
= 10 useful as well as decorative
IL q little realized fact until one
considers that canaries are power
full for the actual preservation Of
human lives. During the great
war these birds were kept in the
trenches where they would give
timely warning Of an impending
gas wave. This warning was
given, however. at the cost Of
their lives. Canaries are put to
similar uses in the coal mines Of
. this and other countries. These
feathered guardians die from the
slightest contact with any poison.
GUS gas, and thus warn humans
of their danger. Their value In
this respect has saved many q
life in the ordinary household.
Several LANCE hospitals have
lately placed scores of canaries In
the children's wards, where the
birds practice what doctors term
musical thefapy." or nerve
aeethinE by sound wawsA
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down and then flashed up again.
She giggled.
Well, l. have some, now that
you remind me Of it." she lifted,
and ran in to get the bills from
the drawer Of her little French
desk.
Very Grave.
Jacks face was very grave as
he went through them with her.
"Holy Mackinaw, Honey Lou!
How did you spend all this?" he
asked, shaking his head. "You
owe these store almost as much
as I'm earning this year.
Honey Lou, curled up on the
rose.colored silk cover of the
carved bed, looked very small and
helpless.
1--WE had to have furniture
and things for this house." she
said in a little voice. "And An.
gela helped me pick it out, at the
places where your mother buys
things. Haven't you any, money
in the bank?"
Jack nodded. still scowling down
at the sheaf OF bills-bills for
very nearly four thousand dol
lars.
''Your automobile must have
cost lot Of money, too" Honey
Lou went on wistfully. ''And
having q nice home is so much
more important than having
grand automobile. And--and /
did so want to give you a lovely,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-11
THE SMALL
STEAK
BY Hannah Wing.

MODERN city life, with its con.
AVA servation of space which has
made the old-fashioned roomy
kitchen into a combined kitchen
cite and breakfast nook, 10 having
its effect upon the meat market
and upon the cattle grower, whose
business is located on the great
plains of the West, many miles
from the cities crowded centers.
The kitchenette stove Is never a
very large affair, the kitchenette
family is small, therefore the de.
mand for small steak has grown.
But small steaks were not to be
had. Very few were grown that
way. and steak depends on the
size of the animal from which It is
taken. and not on the cut. Cattle
growers and meat industry special.
lists have been chiefly interested in
the two-year-old and older, and
these are not small steak pro-
duceFs.
Now the growers and dealers
have listened to the word that has
been coming from the local butch
ers. Women want small steak.
But they want 1t thick. And
steaks from the three-year-old
when cut to the desired thickness
cost more than most families can
afford. Moreover. the size Of the
average family is too small to use
all of the larger cuts, and steak
is too expensive a meat to buy for
the so-called made" dishes and
left-overs.
Many retail markets are now
carrying only the lighter and
smaller carcasses, and the pro-
Queer is at work upon methods Of
feeding which will produce o fine
quality of meat in yearlings. The
day of the 'kitchenette" steak is
close at hand.