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with them. And there are necklines
to suit all necks and all faces.
There has been q tendency recently
to make the daytime decolletage rather
high at the front. We are used to
the high decolletage with the bateau
or boat.shaped neckline. Now we have
it with the square neck and even with
the v neck, so that we have v that
is decidedly spread out. This rather
shallow v is surprisingly becoming to
the woman with a shapely neck,
though for the stout woman the
deeper v is better selection.
The outline Of your favorite V or
square neckline may be so f1rly in
burned upon your neck and chest that
when you change for low-cut eve-
ming frock the tanned silhouette Is
perfectly visible--a rich bronze wedge
or square against the fair flesh tones
around 1t. These tanned outlines are
anything but attractive, and it is un-
doubtedly in order to preserve fair
white neck and chest and shoulders
for evening that many women wear
high.collared frocks. The only other
way out Of the difficulty Is to get such
an extensive coat Of tan that even
| in a low.cut evening frock no untan-
ned skin can be seen. The ordinary
bathing suit permits you to get a
really generous bronzing-though care
should be taken not to burn to the
peeiing point.
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Beauty Chats
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.
Thinking Yourself Pretty.

You may have wondered, after a
discussion of how to keep yourself
good looking, where the practical ap-
plication Of it came in.
It comes in two ways. First, 1t
makes you take a real interest in fix
ing yourself up" whether the fling is
cold cream or diet to remove pimpleS,
or buying a more becoming dress.
This is the least important way. The
most important is that it gives you
assurance and poise. and there Is some
thing about that feeling in yourself
that goes out to- other people. Not
hypnotism in the ordinary sense OF the
word--we all hypnotic or persuade
each other of ,things-but. the, man
who believes in his ultimate success
persuades every one around him to
believe in it, too. The woman who
believes in her attractiveness per-
suades others to believe in 1t, too; at
least to a large extent.
Self-confidence comes first. If you
can make yourself believe that you
are pretty, having heretofore thought
yourself unattractive, do so-youll be
far along the road to beauty. You'll
| be wonder, too; most of us need a.
| little boosting from others to attain
| that glorious state Of self-conf1dence!
It's the real reason why 1 urge you to
use SO many cold creams and astrin-
gents and things-they give you conf
| dence, they improve you a bit Of
| themselves, in spite Of yourself, but
chiefly they give you hope OF better
| looks, and you must have confidence
| in yourself to have poise and charm.
/ knew a rather sweet, modest, re-
firing lady of 40, whom we all thought
a hopeless' old maid. A man Of As
came along, fell in love with her and
married her. He told her she was
beautiful, she's never thought So
but she became so! He told her she
was young, to him at least-she lost
about IS years before our eyes. It's
the same principle-he made her be-
lieve In herself.
A Constant Reader.-There is no
reason why you should not get doc
tor who can give you a diet list, so
you can choose the foods that will
assimilate perfectly for you. You will
secrete the gastric juices so you will
have perfect digestion just as soon
as you are fully built up again. If
you can find out what foods and COM
| binations do agree with you, you could
begin to build yourself on these, and
| then experiment a little with new ones
as you progress. The quickest way,
| however, would be to have doctor
| direct you; and he would likely give
| tonics that would supplf your system
| with whatever was lacking and keep
| ing you in this rundown state.
| Mildred P.-I would not advise you
| to have this treatment at all.
| Rose.-Mabel.-The pilocarpine tonic
| is perfect as 1t is formulated, so do
not change it any; but you can use
what you have had put up If you have
the druggist add enough OF the other
Ingredients to bring the whole amount
up to twice the quantity. You under
stand that you would not have any
more pilocarpine put into it since you
have already doubled the quantity
| called for.
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+. THE DAILY
/ HOROSCOPE
Sunday, July "a.

Tomorrow IL read as quiet day.
by astrologers who flnd the planetary
government benefic.
There il an aspect that 10 held to
indicate receptivity OF mind ana a
thoughtful trend that should De Ia
vorable for minister's and other
speakers
ton win be uuickened even more than
in the month Of May, by more than
one important event, it Is foretold.
Inventors and inventions are well
directed at this time, when there VIII
be revealed new marvels OF science.
Business is under a rule OF the stars
that is most encouraging to enter
pffse which will show a tendency to-
ward remarkable expansion.
Combinations Of capital VIII be more
cofnpreIlensive than ever before, the
seers declare, and for that reason In.
ternational ties are to be even more
complex than formerly.
Tomorrow should be lucky day Tor
visiting friends and relatives, espe-
ciaIIys those whose favor is Of special
value:gs~<
Gifts presented while this configura-
ton prevails are believed to be OF spe'
cial eignificance to giver and recipient
Romance Is not likely to flourish
tomorrow, as there is an oninous as
pert that is supposed to stifie true
love and to encourage the mercenary
spirit
AstroloHers warn women that init
attye in seeking attention from men
will be Less rewarded than in the past
since reactionary planetary influences
are strong.
France Germany, italy and India
continue subject to sinister aspects
that presage sensational events.
War and earthquakes are predicted
for European countries, which are tc
experience. startling happenings.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have
the augury of a year of change and
pleasure, in which they enjoy re
unions with friends.
Children born on that day may be
inclined toward frivolous tastes ant
should be wisely trained to serious in
terestg.
(Copyright 1927
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SUB ROSA
Are We Grabbing Our Own Game
BY MIMI.

Playing mixed doubles in tennis
isn't much Of sport unless. OF course,
you have Helen Wills and Suzanne
Lehglen on the court. The average
girl makes a monkey out of her per-
spring partner and turns the game
into a comic strip.
We are in danger Of grabbing our
game, and / don't mean just lawn ten
MIS-. Time was when we sat on the
side ana watched the boys play the
games and hold the jobs. But now
we're in the game, which we nave
turned into mixed doubles, WIN
women and men playing together.
It's all right to play up to a man,
his whims and vanities. but you cant
play with him as his partner. he
hates to have you in his way, ana ne
thinks he can play the game PETER
than you.
We must have our Jobs and our
sports, but we needn't mess up the
matter by trying to play mans part.
A partner in tennis is all right, but
man can be a partner in more seri-
Gus way. That's the big game that we
don't want to crab. I'll say we don't.
We steal mans stuff when we imi-
tate his styles Of dressing and barber
ing. We wear sport suits and cut our
hair boy fashion. That makes us look
killing ourselves with men who want
us to stick to our switches and skirts.
When a girl rigs herself up in man.
niSh garb, lights her cigarette and uses
male profanity. she may get man to
go with her. but she's about as popu-
lar as his little brother. Men want
Contrast-something that's different
and here we are trying to give them
in the parlor what they get at the
club.
OF course, IL we are determined to
go it alone. like a lot Of bachelor girls,
we're on the right track, but II we
have the sneaking notion that man
might come in handy, we have run
into blind alley. And We'll stay there,
too.
This business of being up to date
and right on the tick Of the daylight
saving clock is all right in its way,
but it can gyp us out of a lot Of salts.
faction that our slow-moving mothers
The girls of the older generation got
their man-stuff from men. We get 1t
by initiating them in their hats and
bad habits.
The modern girl can attract atten-
ton, but that isn't the same as having
attention paid to you. We're playing
great game, but must be careful not
to crab it by being too fresh.
Copyright. 1879
Mimi viii Be glad to answer an INQUIRIES
addressed envelope is incfosed Also she will
be glad TO send food for Conversation" and
you o1IS want the new Fashion Hints"? Send
stamped. addressed envelope.
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To Preserve Color.

Delicate shades of cotton fabrics,
such as blues, pinks and lavenders.
can be Numbered and still be as pretty
as when new If they are treated as
follows: Drop one teaspoonful Of spirits
of turpentine into one-half gallon OF
cold water. Wet the goods thoroughly
in this. wiring dry, then hang in the
shade. When throughly dry, the ar
ticle may then be Numbered. There
is no odor left from the use OF the
turpentine. This method has been
tested many times and with perfect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-23
Colored Sugar.

Bv stirring in a few drops of fruit
colorinR into the amount of sugar you
desire to color, you can make 1t any
color or shade you wish. 1t adds a
great deal to any refreshments you are
serving to have the sugar colored, es'
pecially If you are carrying out a color
scheme. Pink sugar served with iced
tea is very pretty, as it makes the tea
"a boautifIIi amber color.
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Variety in Collars and Necklines
Copyright. 1927
By MARY MARSHALL.

Never before have women had 80
much to choose from in the way Of
collors and necklines. You may
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One mother saws:
Map Puzzles.

OIlo IIlOLIlcT says
My children cut out maps from old
Biographies. paste them on cardboard
and cut apart on the boundary lines
of the States. Then they put to-
gether the puzzle. It is an excellent
vacation game because children often
forget through the Summer what was
learned in the Winter. OF course, the
United States is the most popular
puzzle, but the foreign country puz.
zles even baffie fathers and mothers
and are better for older children.
lCopyyight. 1e27.l ~ /
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HELP-MALE.

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full. Address Box 3Sl-H. Star office.
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Mimi will be glad to answer an inquiries
directed to this paper. provided a stamped.
addressed envelope is inclosed. Also she will
be glad 70 send Food for Conversation" and
How to Overcome Self -Consciousness." Do
you want the new Fashion Hints"g Send
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-19
THE BOYS
ARE FRIENDS
AGAIN

William Boyd. the handsome
DeMille star. ana Louis WolheITn.
the ugIy-loo lzing heavy.s have
patched up their differences and
are again on speaking terms.
Until recently Boyd ana Wol.
helm were ct figurative swords
points, the result Of bitter Quar-.
relling on the sets during the
filming OF Two Arabian
Knights. \
In this picture, which United.
Artists win release soon. tlle
actors were Army buddies. and
the script called for several fist.
fights between the pair.
Boyd and Wolhei1n are hath
husky men, and each claims the
other put too much realism into
the socks which they exchanged
before the cameras.
For several weeks they refused
to speak to each other. ana con.
siderable sequence iii Two
Arabian knights III which thew
are co-featured was filmed dur.
Ing this enmity.
Mary Aston ii the heroine 81
the filrns appearing III the role
Of an Oriental vampire. her
first sophisticated impersonation.
q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-19
SONG AND DANCE
REVUE WITH
HASOUTRA

"A clever revue presented by
George ChoOs, and featuring the
beautiful Hasoutra, calling her
self The Golden Idol Of Paris \
divide honors with Raymond
Griffithss latest film production,
Time to Love, Z on the Earle
program this week.
Hasoutra has been seen ia
Washington before and won the
plaudits of this city as she has cf
30 many others Her revue Is
entitled High Art 4 and in her
support appear Walter and Eliza.
beth Reddick, Alice Hayward
Gordon Bennett and six Adelaide
and Hughes girls, talented dancers
and charming n appearance. The
act ID staged BY u. j. Hughes.
Hasol1trass own specialties are
unique and interesting. She 81 one
OF the cleverest dancers before the
public today.
Griffith's picture reveaIs the
high-hat comedian as 8 duelist
who punctures several hides
harunlessly enough, before he
Ates1FeA@S iSSNS k9AC 84EAs Va k1AM E&4gAGUs
The girl, By the way. Is played by
Vera VOronina, 4 newly imported
film find rather of the Greta
Garoo type An amazingly good
cast supports Griffith william
Powell and Joseph Swickard III
particular It Is rather wilder
burlesque than some of his
comedies, but there are h. III n9
laughs III It.
The vaudeville includes, ia id.
dition to the George Cilcos revue.
remarkable sharpshoC act
featuring Sergeant Franklin ana
Ruby Royce: the Texas -Four with
their 'oozin melodies - quartet
Of more than ordinary ability ana
interest; Hite and Reflow. vaude.
Williams Of reputes 81 Their Back
Alley, and Bob Murphy he 81. the
varied career, who Combines busi.
ness with pleasure
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-19
FIGHTER JAILED
FOR ASSAULT

As result Of an alleged free-for.
all fight at 141 p st. 8. W., last
night, and q subsequent attempt
to take one OF the victims to the
hospital, Earl Powers. AS Ninth st.
s. W., Is today locked In cell at
the Fourth Precinct while police
are trying to smooth the ruffIed
feelings of a mail driver and
search for an unidentified man who
was struck on the head with an ak.
According to the police. Powers.
Talbert Falkner: IS. Of Hume Spring,
Va, Walter jackson, SIS, and his
daughter. Lucille Jackson. 81, Of
the P Street address and an UNI
Identified man engaged in a fight.
After the unidentified man was
struck on the head, Powers placed
him in his automobile and started
tor the hospital. At Four.and-a-
Half and K Streets Southwest. he
collided with a mail truck operated
by Clarence 2. Casey. 224 Maryland
Ave. N. 3.
An argument ensued, resulting 10
Powers striking the mailman with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-19
Smart, Gay and EDery
Inch a Pip
~ HAROLD PHILLIPS

Queen Hgh1 tunefu witty gyrains musical comedy Of the
that than began the Poll semester
last night The heat Of yesterday scattered the eny other
directions than the portals Let's hope for cooler
temp Of the week. for it viii be shame to let this
baby get without liberal support from the folks who
live hereabcuts.
piece Of throughout; in its casting, its tunes,
It's dancing chorus and in its plot spk with
handbook newness and for the going bear in
mind that Producer schwab producer who shares
. Broadwayian regard for the road
You may recall some Of the which Gensler
De Sylvia suppiedCross Everything Will Happen
Best" beautiful Baby The topical reached
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-19
Cruze Signs G. Lands

Cullen lands has been selected
to plav opposite Marie Frevest II
On 10 Reno" 4 Pathe fAature.
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Long IN the subuEbs Of HasersteWn,
setting It On fire.
Several firemen wsre overcolAe
~ the burning sulphur fumes. The
plant was Damaged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-19
.IrOnsides ! Held Over

'.Old Ironsides., the James cru4a
film for Paramount. with Wallace
Berry. Esther RaIston. George
Bancroft. ana others. continues 4
second week at the National. with
a specially enlarged orchestra ana
effects.
The story was written BY Law.
renee StaIlings, writer OF .arhe
Big Parade and what Price
Glory ana II based on stirring
episodes III the onslaughts Of the
famous frigate Constitution
against the pirates Of Tripoli who
under Jefferson's regime. were
destroying American commerce.
There are thrilling sea battle
scenes and excellent type work
nv Beery and Bancroft A love
theme Is interviewed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-09-19

- 80 r's-s4 uSuS 80
vernher OF 1925, st which tinse
ne est blished his present business
at 1000 18th Street N. ri. where
he is now located. The Northeast
Battery Shop, Ia addition to servie.
ms al makes OF batteries. includ.
Ing aIltomotive. electric and radio
service, e also equipped to handle
tires and tubes and the repairing
OF same.
Mr.. Watson attributes his bust.
ness success to handling standard
high-grade merchandise, and giving
q measure more IN service than his
customers demand
He Is married and has two boys,
aged six and seven, attending local
schools. He Is member Of the
Masonic Fraternity and the Board
Of Trade
For other information regarding
the Northeast Battery shop, con
suit the Who's Who Directory On
next 90 the last page az today's
T1naea and WeralE
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his fist, police say. Powers re-
turned TO his car ana discovered
that his passenger had sufficiently
recovered to leave. A search OF
hospitals had today failed 70 reveal
his whereabouts. Powers was ar.
rested and charged with assauIting
Casey.