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Evening star., 1927-10-09

Macfarland Junior High School will
hold it's first meeting at the school
at pm. the same day.
The Girl Reserve Council will meet
at 5 pm. tomorrow in the Girl Re-
serve Clubrooms, at Seventeenth and
X streets.
On Tuesday Miss Mabel Cook, ex-
ecutive Of the department, will speak
to an assembly of all the girls at
the Columbia Junior High School at
2:05 pm, and to the girls at the
Langley Junior High School at 2:45.
On Wednesday at pm. the Girl
Reserve Club at the Dennison Voca-
tional School for Girls will have a
business meeting at the school.
Thursday afternoon there will be
the following meetings: The club at
Hine Junior High School at 2:15 pm,
and the clubs at Jefferson Junior
High School at the same hour; the
club at the Stuart Junior High School
at 2:20; the Fidelis Club of Eastern
High School will hold a business
meeting at the school at 2:45, and
at the same hour there will be a
meeting of Les Camarades Club of
Eastern High School at the school.
On Friday at 8 pm. the Semper
Fidelis Club Of Mckinley High School
will have a membership party in the
Girl Reserve Clubrooms. All girls in
the school are invited to attend. On
this day, also, there will be a meet
| ing Of the Bon Secour Club Of Cen
! trail High School in the Girl Reserve
ClubrOoms at pm, and at the same
time there will be meeting or the
Lealated Club Of Business High
School in the Girl Reserve Cubrooms.
Miss Elsa Peterson, chairman of
the Girl Reserve department; Miss
Mabel Cook and Miss Dorothea Nc
Dowell Girl Reserve secretaries, will
leave Washington to attend the Adult
Guidance Council of the Eastern
Pennsylvania Division of the Girl
Reserve section of the Y. w. G. A.
to be held at Arcola. Pa, October
14-17. The theme of the council is
Leadership in the Girl Reserve
Movement
Business and Professional Women's
Department.
The Hitika and Wohelo Clubs of
this department are having a house
party at Vacation Lodge this week
end.
On Tuesday night there will be held
the monthly club business meetings,
which will be preceded by supper at
6:15 on the "B and p" floor.
The Blue Triangle Club OF young
business girls will meet for supper
at $50 on Thursday night and will
have a music hour in the assembly
room on the fourth floor, following
SNppSAs
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Jewel Bag Clasps.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
PARIS.-Handbags of exquisite
needlework with clasps Of real gems
are being displayed by Partisan Jew.
elers. The design and workmanship
Of the embroidery is so fine that moth.
ing but jewels makes an appropriate
mounting.
Aquamarines. topaz, amethysts and
sapphires are frequently used for the
clasps. These bags. which the most
exclusive jewelers. do not despise to
display conspicuously, are meant to
last lifetime, or several lifetimes.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
PARIS HAS RAINCOATS
FOR FASHIONABLE DOGS
Music Hall Artist Sets Style for
Having CANNES Colors Match
Owners Favorite.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
PARIS.-A music hall artist dressed
by Jeanne Lanvin has set the fashion
in Paris of matching her dogs rain
coat to her own.
The idea has made a hit in Paris.
where a wet Summer made the rain.
coat everybody's constant companion
White satin raincoats are the smart
est OF the new season. Dogs apparel
therefore. is often white.
The ultra fashionable canine has his
name painted on his slicker. Or, If the
name is too big for the dog, there is
an initial at either side.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
STEEL DRESSES NEXT,
Fabrics for Milady's Apparel
Shown Fine as Muslin.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press,
LONDON.-Milady may soon be
buying her gowns from the United
States and ethlehem Steel Co.
The shipping, engineering and me.
chanical exhibition at the Olympia is
showing fabrics made from steel
which are as fine as the finest muslin
But steel dresses will probably be de-
layed for some time. as the cost of
manufacturing is still prohibitive.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Tattooing Wins Favor.
of the Associated Press

Correspondence of the Associated Press,
FEZ, Morocco.-Tattooing is a
lucrative profession for women here.
Girls submit to the needle of the
professional tattooer at an early age.
The tattooer traces designs on the
ankles and forearms. Her victim
sits on a thick rug while the work
venience.
Scores of professional tattooers are
kept busy each day--or as busy as
any Arab woman permits herself to
be--brightening the small ankles of
future beauties.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Woman bobbers of America lost
$500 tons of hair in abandoning long
treSses. I.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
thus. J. OWEN 6 SUN. AUJIIONEERS.
1925 Eye st. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate, Known as the Fara-
day Apartments House, Lo-
Gated at 1460 Irving Street
NV. Washinrton. ID. C.

By virtue of a certain deed of trust. dated
September !. 1927. being instrument No.
9462. recorded September 2. 1927. among
the land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees viii sell. at
THE igHaf pa OF
OCTOBER, A.D. 1927, AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. ihs following described land
and premises. situate in the District of CO.
lunbia, and designated as and being lots o
and 10 in John Sherman's subdivision of
Mount Pleasant. in SQUARE 1872. as per plat
the District Of Columbia in Liber Levy Court
Carbery at folio "a,
Of s19O.0O0 tunpaid balance. Sls5, ,OOOj
ance Of about Sio5. .o0o1. said trusts bearing ing
Isa interest at the rate OF 81 per cent. the
in cash. deposit of 81 500 required. Com
yeyancing. recording. ETC., at purchasers
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees.
COURTLAND NIXON.
GEORGE j. MOSS.
oc2-d&ds Trustees
Evening star., 1927-10-09
At Auction.

Moving-Crating-Storage!
LITTLETIELD ALVORD & CO
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Industrial Department.


Standards"
Sunday morning devotions will be
led by Miss M. V. Sandberg and there
will be the following speakers: DIR.
Leverett Lyon of the Brookings
School, on Factors Affecting Wages;
Miss Mary Anderson, chief of the
Woman's Bureau, u. s. Department
of Labor, on Legislation Affecting
Women Workers.; Surg. l.. r. Thomp-
son, in charge of the industrial and
hygiene standards of the U. S. Public
Health Service. on Hygiene Stand.
ards in Relation to Output"
Discussion groups will be a feature
OF the conference and the following
will act as discussion leaders: Miss
Ethel M. Smith, legislative secretary
of the National Women's Trade Union
League; Miss Lucy p. Garner, execu.
tive secretary Of the national indus.
trial department of the Y. w. c.. A.;
Mrs. Albert Fl. Putney, chairman of
the industrial department, and M. S.
Hedges, director Of research, Interna-
tional Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers.
On October 13, from to 9 pm,
the opening tea Of the industrial de-
partment will take place. when all
old members will be welcomed, as
we'll as new ones. Girls recently ar
rived in Washington are cordially in.
vited to come to the association at
this time.
The monthly meeting of the in.
dustrial committee will take place
on October IA at 1890 pm, Seven.
teenth and X streets.
Girl Reserve Department.
The coming week will be one of
great activity among the younger
girls of the association. On Monday
at 2:45 pm. membership party will
be given by the club of Western
High School in room 1852 at the
school. All girls in the school in.
terested in becoming Girl Reserves
are invited to attend. The club at
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Continued ine TomorroW's Staf.)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06
PORTUGAL HAS
TROUBLE WITH
REVOLUTIONISTS S.

LISBON Portugal, Feb. 5.-(P)-Pres1-
dent Carmona,S .gqy drI1nent is having
difficulty in suppressing the revolu-
tionalry movement which began iat
Oporto, several days ago. At that inn
portant city the mutiny soldiers and
their supporters are entrenched in the
center of the town and have offered
strong opposition to the government
loyal troops seeking to eject them.
Carmonas forces succeeded in en-
tering Oporto, but failed to dominate
the rebel position. Wishing to spare
the civil population as much as pos
sible the commander of the loyal
forces is endeavoring to find way
to overcome the revolutionaries with
out further bombardment.
An official note issued here today de-
clares that the military insurrection
took place only at Oporto, Figuiera
Da Fog, a seaport in the privince of
Beira, the garrison Tavira, in the prov
ince of Algarve, and on the gunboat
Dengo, anchored near Faro.
''The revolutionary soldiers and
sailors of those garrisons and the
ship" says the official statement, "were
overcome and their leaders arrested
The Oporto insurrection has not yet
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06
SHEPHERD SEEKS
POSSESSION OF
!. WARDS ESTATE

CHICAGO, Feb. 5 R-William
Darling Shepherd today came nearer
to possession of the $1,0OO,OO0 estate
of his wife's ward, William Nelson
McClintock, than at any time since
the death of the youth, for wroso
murder by administering typhoid
germs he was tried and acquitted.
Judge Henry Horner, of the pro-
bate court, entered an order appoint,
ing Shepherd as executor of the
will but directed that funds of the
estate should be spent only under
court order.
Immediately after the order was
entered it became known that soon,
possibly next week, suit TO break
the will would be filed in behalf of
eight of ten surviving distant reia-
tives of McClintock.
Undue influence will be the chief
allegation, said attorney for the
heirs at law, with other points of
the will not yet determined upon.
The will was drawn up by Shep-
herd in his capacity of attorney at
law and was signed by McClintock
shortly after he became of age. Tt
was witnessed by two maids en-
ployed in the McClintock home in
which Shepherd and his wife had
lived with the Millionaire Orphan"
since the death of his mother when
he was five years old.
Attorneys for the relatives said
today that disbursement of any funds
from the estate as "sinews of war"
would be resisted.
Miss Isabel Pope to whom young
McClintock was engaged and who
obtained marriage license while
he lay dying, will not be a party to
the suit to break the will, it was
said. She was left an annuity of
$4,000 to be paid by Shepherd.
Miss Pope was a witness against
Shepherd in the long murder trial
and also testified that she had a
fifty fifty arrangement with the
McClintock relatives should toe will
be broken.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06
DEFER ACTION.
ON F AR M BILL
MONDAY

WASHINGTON, Feb. R.-Debate
On farm relief was deferred in the
senate today to permit discussion of
the other legislation, but in this
house several members took UP the
cudgels to keep the question to the
fore.
Upon motion by Chairman McNary,
of the agriculture committee, the
senate agreed to put farm relief oven
until Monday In the meantime
southern senators hope ito work out
a compromise for applying the
equalization surplus control fee to
cotton in a manner less Objectionable
to them than now embodied in the
McNary Haugen bT1l.
In the house. Representative Blan-
ton, democrat, Texas, who has been
opposed to the McNary- -Haugen mea-
sure, promised to support it, 'as a
last resort" and Representative Dick
inson, republican, Iowa, renewed his
objections to the Curtis Crisp bill on
that ground that it boldly stands
on the principle that world prices
shall rule agriculturar commodities
in this country"
Representative Larsen, democrat,
Georgia. indicated that the delega-
tion from his state was not solidly
behind the measure introduced by
Representative Crisp by declaring
that "the membership from my state
is by. no means in agreement on
farm relief" Last year the Geor-
gians voted for the McNary- -Haugen
bill Representative Dickipgson de-
clared passage of the Curtis-Crisp
bill in preference to the McNary-
Haugen plan would set up machinery
under which tariff reduction would
rot be difficult.
Suggestion was made by Repre-
sentative Johnson, democrat, Texas,
that any farm relief bill passed be
made experimental by limiting the
law to five years operation.
Under present plans of leaders the
McNary- -Haugen bill will be taken
under a program calling for 12
hours of general debate.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06


lie Chaplin as a result of the divorce
suit brought by Lita Grey Chaplin, to-
day failed to halt preparations of the
receivership to open forcibly the coined
ian's safety deposit boxes in Los An
geles and Hollywood banks.
Today's attack on the receivership
came in the form of notice filed by
Al Reeves, business manager for Chap
lin and general manager of Chaplin
Studios, Inc. that he will appear in
superior court Thursday and move
that the order appointing the receivers
be vacated.
The receivers, w. I. Gilbert and Her
man Spitzel, said today they will be-
gin opening the safety deposit boxes
Monday in order to comply with prev
ious court order for an inventory of
the Chaplin properties. Some of the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06
JUVENILE MUSIC CLUB
WILL HOLD MEETING
FEBRUARY 8

The Juvenile Music club VIII have
its regular meeting Tuesday, Feb
ruary 8, at AIS p. m. in the Parish
house. The following program will
be given:
Song .............. Clawson School
Piano duet, Fairy Queen. .Busbee
Ruth Klein and Billy Klein
Piano solo, "The Hunters Song
......... .......-.........! F. Lynes
Lynd Stodt
Soprano solo, "If Worth All Your
Heart" -.............. Mendelsohn
Glane Jones
Piano solo, ''valse Bulette" Duvernog
Margaret Likes
Piano solo, Crimson Bushes -.
Elizabeth Lucius
Piano solo, prelude in A Major"
........... ...l................ Chopin
Jean Lusk
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06
Legion Will Meet
This Week For Very
Important Business

The local post of the American Le-
gion will hold very important meet
ing on Friday evening of this week
at the Moose hall on Tenth street.
Every service man in the city is urged
to be present as matters of great inn
portance are to be discussed
Post Commander Fred Weiss calls at
tention to the fact that this is the
final year in which applications for
the adjusted compensation can be filed
and he urges that any service men
who have not filed their papers for
the compensation do so at once. The
this work as well as the blanks for
filing application for reinstatement of
war risk insurance.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06
MAIL AVIATOR CRASHES

SACRAMESTO, Calf, Feb. (P.-
Eugene Johnson, government air
mail pilot who crashed with his
plane near Cisco during a raging
blizzard today, was uninjured and
delivered his mail pouches to the
Southern Pacific at Tamarack, a
small station near Cisco. Word re-
ceived here by N. R. Taylor, meteor
clogist of the United States weather
bureau, said Johnson's plane was
demolished.
keys were obtained by the receivers
at the Chaplin studios and they said
that chisel and drill will be used if
necessary to open the other boxes
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06

NEW YORK, Fen. R.-The
freight vessel Cape Cod was rammed
by the Sound steamer Michael Tracy
in the East river opposite 92nd street
late this afternoon and sank within
five minutes. Thirty-one men, be-
lieved to be the entire crew, were
saved.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06
Pretty Girls F eature
Vaudeville Program
At Grand In Dances
scene from the Association vaude-
willie showing at the Grand
theatre tomorrow night.

True art and beauty in dancing
are exemplified in Dance Flashes, a
classy, snappy organization of six
people, featuring wealth of pretty
girls, costumes and settings. The
three young men anc three girls
composing the revue will offer ex-
elusive dancing bits in singles, dou-
bles and ensemble The act is varied
in its dancing numbers and includes
aesthetic, toe, Russian, jazz tap and
clog work ana the pver-populan
Charleston. The stage setting Is
particularly gorgeous and forms a
fitting background for the revue.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06

completely been dominated as the
rebels are entrenched in the center of
the town and the government is de-
sirous of avoiding as much as pos
sible destruction of the city of Oporto." F"
Notwithstanding the government S
optimistic announcements, reports are
current that the revolt has spread to
various parts of northern Portugal
Meanwhile Lisbon remains peaceful.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-06
Attack ReceiUership
Placed on Chaplin's
California Property

LOS ANGELES, Feb 5.-R-A new
attack upon the receivership placed
over the California properties of Char
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CHOICE OF FOUR COLORs

The color combinations used the Ford espec
artistic add attractive Four color choices offered foe
each body ype-a unusual feature in owprice car
Purchasers may choose any of the following colors
Niagara Blue Arabian Sand, Dawn Gray and Gun Meal
Blue Belt and reveals finished in contrasting colorS
with attractive stripping. The finish is pyroxyn lacquer
Of the finest and enduring finishes for automobile
bodies. It is dot affected by heat cold wihstands ALL
scratched The lustre actually improves with washing
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IGNITION SYSTEM OF NEW DESIGN
STANDARD, SELECTIvE GEAR SHIFT

The Ford transmission is Of the selecve sliding gear
type, with standard shift Il has three speeds forward and
copntersha roller bearings. and the dles
bronze bearing. This IS the highest type Of bearing
mounting and is unusual on light cars. All gears made
wi the easy noiseless shifting Of gears in this
mission. You 60 from another easily, silently
with the pressure Of finger.
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officially announced
this FRIDAY

lHE MINUTE you see the pictures Of
the new Ford car you will be de-
lighted with its low, smart lines and
the artistic color combinations.
There, you will say, is truly
modem car.
But still greater thrill awaits you
when you slip into the roomy seat
behind the wheel and start away for
your first ride. Then you will know
that you have found the most unusual
value ever offered in low-price car.
You will like the feeling Of speed
and power that the new Ford gives
you-the comfortable, prideful feel
ing that comes from having a car
worthy of any occasion and equal to
every emergency.
You will like the Aexibility and
safety Of the new Ford car as you
weave in and out Of city traf6c-its
flashing pickup as the light turns
green and the sign says Co." You
will like its smooth, quiet steadiness
on the open road where you can
lazy along according to your mood,
or do s. and even IS miles an
hour if you desire. The new
Ford has unusual speed-no doubt
of that!
II smart bs1 speedy car that
has been built to endure
The new Ford will climb hills that
you never thought = low-price car
would climb on high. 1t will pass cars
thatyouneverthoug could pass.
The longest trips will seem easy, for
here is car that puts new joy in
motoring.
There IS still another reason why
the new Ford car IS the most out
Standing value ever offered in low
price car. An Important three-word
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reason that means great deal to you
Endurance du,.abil;ty-long life.
The new Ford car is made to stand
up under thousands upon thousands
of miles Of steady running over all
kinds of roads. 1t has even more
stamina than the Model T Ford
because we have learned to make
every part stronger and sturdier
without increased weight or greatly
increased cost.
Many of the Model + Ford cars
are still in active service after 75,-
600, 100000 and 10000 miles.
This new Ford car will do even
better. In the words of Henry Ford:
1T is our ambition to have every
piece Of machinery or non-consurn-
able product that we turn out so
strong and 50 well-made that no
one ought ever to have to buy
second one"
Four-.ubeeI brakes and
standard seleet;ve gear shift
On the right we are printing, for the
first time, the complete details of
the new Ford car. Read them over
carefully, especially the paragraphs
dealing with the new engine, the new
bodies, the new standard, selective
gear shift Transmission with roller
bearings, the new four-wheel brakes,
the new hydraulic shock absorb
ers, the new mechanical design igni-
ton, the new oiling system, and the
new dfy-plate, multiple-disc clutch.
Then decide that whatever else
you do Friday you are going to set
aside at least fifteen minutes to get
the full story Of the new Ford car.
It is more than new automobile.
It is the advanced expression Of
wholly new idea in. modern, ecoA
nomical transportation.
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A QUIET CAR

prevent squeaks raes and drumming sounds Body panels
and frame welded and ryeed together
there possibility Of the body weaving In all structural
details the Ford bodies built afford the utmost
quietness and comfort
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GREASE GUN LUBRICATION

The chassis new Ford is fabricated By the pressure
grease gun system the simplest and most elective msAod
Of lubfication.
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expanding type and esefcentefng This the ose
reliable and the simplest type Of four.heel brake and The
easiest adjust All adjustments are made from the out.
needed. Uniform correct adjustment on each wheel e
quickly and easily obtained. The brake pedal and the
hand lever each operate all four brakes Total brakin
surface 1o8 inches All brake working parts
cadmium plated to make them rust.prooE
MULTIPLE DRY.DISC CLUTCH
The clutch in the Ford IS Of the multiple dry,sc type
which the reliable 1t is also the easiest 70 operate
tor takes hold gently and smoothly 1t has four driving
COMFORTABLE TRANSVERSE SPRINGS I
The springs of the transverse semeliptc type de-
signed and built for the Ford. This type which was
used in the Model T. adapted the because
no better spring type could be found They are built of
the finest spring Steel and the leaves wide and ths
Each spring built of varying sizes and number of
to give proper aexbiliy and meet riding requemen
of the different body types The size and number of leaves
used in these springs Of the why the Ford
is such comfortable The construction Of the trans-
verse springs also contributes to the safety aod efficiency of
HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBERS
The finest type hydraulic shock absorbers are standard
equipment the Ford. These combine with the low
center OF gravity the minimum inspiring weight and the
new Ford Of the comfortable road today.
THREE COMMISSIONING REAR AXLE
The axle of the Ford is of the threequarers
floating type The axle housings made entirely Of STEEL
built up by welding steel forgings steel tubing. The d
ferental housing which these housings bolted
made of rolled channel steel The axle shafts carry
the weight Of the the wheels running roller bearings
the housing All bearings in the axle Of the
roller type. Drive is by spiral bevel gear.
FORD-DESIGNED STEEL.SPOKE WHEELS
Original design and great strength two features thae
mark the unique Forddesgned steespoke wheels. Each
wheel assembled by welding and becomes piece Of
metal SPokes work loose Each spoke has ten
se strength Of 1000 pounds Outside spokes do
so that the wheels easy Clean There are only so
spokes in each wheel
BEAUTIFUL NEW LOW BODY LINES
There bit of the European touch in the coachwoek and
Of the Ford Bodies steel Tenders oE
the full crown type. Appointments and hardware are Of
luxurious type seldom found lowprce Upholstery
is of rc durable material Cushions deep and easy5
Door handles and window lifts fully nckeled Speedom.
e(er gasoline gauge, ammeter and ignition lock are
mounted instrument panel Of satin6nish nickel
illuminated by lamp in Headamps and radiator
shell fully nckeled Closed cars have the new military
type visor and roof Great has been taken
in designing the Ford provide generous seat space
aud ample leg Clear, unobucted vision + assured
front unusually pillars and sides BY specially
designed doors with large windows.
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The brakes On the new Ford car are IN exclusive
Ford dsvelopment Thsy Of the mechanical imernal