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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-28

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-28

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-28

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-28
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THE DAWN-RASSVIET

\ Russian Daily Newspaper. Published
svsTy day. except Sunday, By the Di
FSetOriAts of Russian Trades UHiOA Of
he United States Of America and
Canada,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-06-28

Ukraine u paGHP0cFppaaHHRaaaF's
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Evening star., 1927-08-04

; Notions Reduced :
! 10c Tapes, pcs. for 1oc. :
Bias. stickeri and rickrack. 8 \
to e yard pieces. :
SC Invisible Hair Pins, 5 :
} packs for SC. :
Stocking Feet, white size :
9 only, 2 for SC. !
25c Sport Visors, 1Oc. :
ST. Rubber CoveralI Aprons, :
$50. :
ST Sanitary Aprons, 39c. :
Large size with garter at :
tachment. .
zoc Dress Shields, 15c. :
!, I0c Twilled Tape, IL yds. :
for &c.
I0c Enameled Darning Balls, Z
) sc. =
loc Papers Of Needles, 3 for :
Ioc. :
1Oc Baby Bibs, 3 for IOc. :
25c and 35c Bathing Caps, =
19c. :
~ -
Evening star., 1927-08-04
THIEVES STEAL CASH
IN CHINESE LAUNDRY
Proprietor Scares OFF Robbers at
Work in Adjoining
Building.

Returning to his laundry late last
night after an absence of several
hours, Lee Kan. a Chinese, discovered
his cash drawer had been robbed of
$40 While lamenting his loss he un-
Willingly frightened off burglars, pre-
sunably the same who robbed him.
as they were endeavoring to open the
safe Of Albert r. Sorenson's sheet
metal establishment in an adjoining
building.
Detectives Waldron, Mansfield and
Walsh. who responded to kan's report
of the burglary, found that the thieves
gained entrance into Sorenson's estab.
lishment by cutting the wire mesh
protecting a rear window. Employing
implements found on the premises, the
burglars left evidence of having tam
pered with the safe without results.
Ken also reported the loss of a yell
low coat with red lining.
Evening star., 1927-08-04
Actress Loses Air
Race With Death,
To Resume Stage


LOS ANGELES, August A.
Madge Kennedy. actress, who lost
a race with death when she flew
here from San Francisco too late
to see her husband, Harold Bolster,
alive yesterday, planned to return
TO the Northern city today by air
plane to be ready for a theater ap-
pearance there tonight.
Bolster, who was 80 years old,
died while his actress wife sped
southwark to his bedside. She col
lapsed when she found she had ar
rived too late. Funeral services
were held last evening that she
might meet her theater engage
ment tonight.
Bolster. member of the New York
banking firm OF Bennett, Bolster 4
Coghill. contracted an illness in
South America several months ago.
He came here from New York re.
Gently to complete his recovery.
Bolster married Miss Kennedy
about 10 years ago.
Evening star., 1927-08-04
TAK0MA GLADIOLUS SHOW
WILL BE OPENED TONIGHT
Horticultural Club to Stage Fifth
Exhibit in Library-Growers
Invited.

The fifth annual gladiolus show of
the Takoma horticultural Club will
open tonight at o'clock in the
Takoma Library, Fifth and Cedar
streets. Entries are open to every
one in the community and all flower
growers are invited TO attend and to
enter an exhibit.
Many new varieties Of the Cande-
vensis and other tall spiked varieties
will be shown and there will be a
large exhibit in the class of primulinus
hybrids. Awards are to be given for
all first prizes in the various classes.
The show continues until o'clock
Evening star., 1927-08-04
CUTS MARRIAGE FEES.
of The Star.

Correspondence of The Star.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-Rev. NJ. B.
Schrivener. local pastor. believes in
''pre-war" prices for getting married,
and has set about correcting the al
legged high cost Of marriages here.
Charging that the courthouse com
bine" boosts the price of getting mar
ried, Schrivener has announced he
will marry any and all couples at 81
a couple. The usual price. he says,
is from $3.50 to S.
Evening star., 1927-08-04

tomorrow night. Admission In free.
The committee In charge includes
w. r. Simmons. chairman; Mrs. =.
Fl. Fairless, Mrs. Il. L. Crandall, L.
A. Hansen and r. G. Pierce. The
Judges will be DIR. II. r. Watkins OF
Somerset. Nd. and Miss Margaret G.
Lancaster of Takoma Park. president
of the National Capital Federation of
Garden Clubs.
Evening star., 1927-08-04
-L|TA GREY CHAPLIN
:. REFUSED s1,o)O,O(0
~
Attorney, Quitting Suit, Says
Client Once Accepted
Comedians Offer.


LOS ANGELES, August 4.-An Of
fer of approximately 81 900. 600 failed
to dissuade Lita Grey Chaplin in her
determination for a finish fight in her
her film star husband, Lyndol l..
Young. who until recently headed her
legal staff, has revealed In support Of
his demand for attorneys fees
YounS. representing the legal firm
which withdrew from the case as her
counsel. testified in court here yester-
day that Mrs. Chaplin not only re-
fused the cash settlement. but re-
mained insiStent upon naming a
prominent motion picture actress"
with whom she alleges Chaplin was
unduly familiar. Several times the
name of the actress in question has al
most come to light. but legal compli.
cations have interviewed thus far. The
case now is set for trial August %.
Settlement Once Accepted.
The hearing was held in Superior
Court to determine the amount OF
fees due to the firm of Young g.
Young. which withdrew from Mrs.
Chaplins side of the case avowedly
because she had once tentatively
agreed to accept the settlement offer
and later rejected it.
Edwin McMurray, Mrs. Chapin's
uncle. declared that the proposal to
settle had been only verbal, and that
the offer did not make adequate pro-
vision for Mrs. Cha plin's children. and
the bulk of the settlement was in no
way secured"
Holds Offer Very Fair.
He refused to reveal the amount OF
the bulk Of the settlement" which
has been reported as around a mil
lion dollars, but said a trust fund Of
$780, 600 was to have been created for
the two children. He said his niece
was offered a certain sum, with prom
ises to pay more in the future.
Action for the filing of an amended
complaint now may be accelerated.
McMurray said. He said counsel
hoped to do this. naming another
ground in addition to cruelty for the
divorce" before the case comes to
trial.
The settlement offered by Chaplin
was virtually a cash sum, Lyndol
Young said later in reply to McMur-
rays statement.
What was not paid at once was
guaranteed and adequately secured
and would have drawn interest" he
added. II considered it a very fair
offer"
Evening star., 1927-08-04

The establishment of small forest
museums in schools and classes as a
means of engaging the interest of
pupils studying forestry is suggested
by the United States Forest Service.
Evening star., 1927-08-04
British Shipping Hit.

CANTON. China. August R).-
The British shipping trade here Is
being badly hit by the strike of
longshoremen. The workers are re-
fusing to allow passengers or. cargo
to be landed from British steamers.
Evening star., 1927-08-04


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This test will try your knowledge
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2. Name the last book in the
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8. Who was the first Christian to
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4. Upon what island did st. John
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ride. I'm sure that we will land
I'm glad it's hot as it can be. Sup
posin' we land in the sea. At least
we can be thankful that there won't
be any ice"
So, on they went, down through
the air. Somehow they didn't seem
to care. j guess the TIMES felt real
sure that they were safe and sound.
They'd been on many other trips and
never met with any slips. They fig
ured they would stop some place, be-
fore they reached the ground.
A flock of birds went flying by,
and Choppy heaved a heavy sigh, as
one of them just missed him with
it's loudly tapping wings. Said he,
"They have a lot of gall. Twas one
of them that made us fall. These
birds may be all right, but, shucks,
I just. don't like the things"
Then Clowns voice piped up and
said, II see a queer thing just ahead.
It's strange to me, and what it is
really do not know The others
looked down toward the earth. Their
eyes were strained for all their
worth. Then Copy said, Were
nearing it. That's where we're 60
ing to CO."
And, sure enough, they struck the
thing, and gently took an upward
swing. The fall was very gentle and
it seemed more like a joke. They
bounced and quite enjoyed the thrill,
and then they stopped and sat real
still. And shortly Scouty shouted,
''Why, we're on a cloud of smoke. "
Crhe Tinynhtes meet the Some
Man in the next story)
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times will give 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
adjudged of sufficient merit to be
printed in this column. One recipe
is printed daily, except Friday, when
twenty are given. Address Recipe
Editor of The Times. Prizes will
be mailed to winners.
DRAWN BUTTER SAUCE
One-half cup butter, one pint hot
water, one.half cup sugar, one'half
teaspoon cornstarch. Beat the eggs
and sugar until light; add the grated
rind and juice of one lemon. Stir
the whole into three gills of boiling
water and cook until it thickens suf-
flciently for the table.
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These Sheik Minds

Dear Martha Lee: One fellow writes in
your column that the average modern
girl. with her boyish bob and knee-high
tainly terrible how these things effect the
mind of some of the sheiksl
Blonde Sixteen" in the same column,
says 1--WE make up and dress and act as
we do because that is what the fellows
want" Believe me, she is right. Any
way, where does this criticism come from
From old maid" minds, who are always
harm comes through their own. minds
n. T. P.