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constantly in her mind, no matter how
hard she tried to forget it,
Aren't you feeling we'll, Myra?"
she asked almost timidly.
Myra whirled on her.
Feeling well? OF course I'm feel
ing well. Why?"
You seem so unlike yourself. al.
most as if something were worrying
you I thought perhaps l might help"
Myra burst into laughter, laughter
that was much too hard and brilliant
to be real
Then without a word she flung her
self out of the cabin, Sally fancied
there We're tears in her eyes as she
left
That night, however. Myra was
gayer than ever. Not only that, but
She was in her sweetest mood. Sally
always adored her when she was this
way. She laughed and talked as they
dressed.
When she had adjusted her shawl to
her satisfaction, she smiled at the radi-
ant reflection in the glass. Then she
said smoothly:
"Oh. by the way John has ordered
some champagne TO he served us. He
wants you to ask Richard. / think
you and Richard have been a little un-
fair to him, Sally. Can't we all be
friends tonight
All of Sally's love for her sister
leaped up in her heart. She was glad
to be generous, thrilled TO be able to
please Myra.
"Of course! III send the steward up
to ask Richard to come down"
Richard sent down A message that
he would be delighted to come, and
Sally felt better. She might have
known he would understand. She be-
gan to hum again as she adjusted her
black velvet tam-o -sllanter. pulling it
down over one eye. She had tied a
brilliant scarf about her waist and her
white silk blouse, open at the throat,
had no sleeves.
Myra, who had finished dressing, of
fered to make her up, and Sally sat
on the berth while Myra applied pow
der and rouge and bright scarlet lip
salve. AS Sally turned to look at her
self in the glass, she had a momentary
feeling of doubt. 1t wasn't that she
didn't look pretty, but Myra, more
skillfui with makeup than she herself
was, had made her look so naughty
Of course, an apache girl was sup
posed to look naughty. But the blush
smudges Myra had applied to her eye
lids changed her completely. She
looked like a different person.
Copyright. 1927
Continued in tomorrow's Starr
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CHAPTER XII.
A Change in Myra.

Two nights before they reached
Buenos Aires they had masquerade
ball on deck.
Sally, sitting cross legged on her
berth with the light turned on over
head, sewed all that afternoon on a
sheik costume for Richard. Yards of
white sateen purchased at the ships
store billowed around her. She
hummed a gay little tune as she
worked.
Myra was going as a Spanish dancer
wrapped in her shawl Mr.. Rigby was
going as a pirate.
Sally herself was going as an
apache. but she hadn't told the others
anything about it. She wanted to sur.
prise them.
Myra came into the cabin and
Eally's song stopped.
Myra hadn't been herself Of late.
She had been thoughtful. almost
moody. Sally longed TO ask her what
was wrong, but she hesitated because
Myra never made condolences and she
didn't want to intrude.
Aren't you almost finished?" Myra
asked. Richards incoming around on
deck. / suppose he's worrying about
the parting at Buenos Aires"
Sally said nothing. AIyra in this
mood was difficult. A blunder on
Sally's part might precipitate a quar-
rel, particularly now that she wasn't
herself.
"Why don't you say something?"
Myra famed suddenly. You sit there
nursing secrets and looking as con-
tented as cat"
Contented! The word burned itself
into Sally's consciousness. AS if she
could ever be contented again! AS if
the thought Of Buenos Aires weren't
Evening star., 1927-04-22
Chin Treatments.

We are growing into a nation of
double-chinned women. Young girls
bend over desks eight hours or more
a day. chins down. skin pushed into
an ugly bunch under the chins. Go
ing home, they bury their faces in
books or magazines, chins down again
and the chin line spoiled. Even dur
ing the rest Of the day, when they are
exercising or walking, they so about
with sunken chins and fiat chests
one Of the ways of walking that's
come into fashion recently. Some one
ought to paste posters all over the
cities, Heads UpH and see whether
that would do any good.
Meantime, my mail is full of letters
asking what's to be done about the
chin line that sags and grows double
and spoils the profile. The first thing
is to carry the head right. The second
thing is not 10 grow stout, for that
Evening star., 1927-04-22
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Saturday, April %.

Tomorrow is rather an unimportant
day in planetary direction, according
to astronomy. Benefic aspects domi-
nate.
1t is a day on which it is wise to
plan new enterprises and to seek
financial support for them.
Under this sway friends may be as
changeable as the weather, and for
this reason it is wise to be chary Of
condolences.
Mining boOms may cause eXitement,
but the real bonanzas of the year
will come through scientific discoveries
that release hitherto unsuspected
values, the seers declare.
Precious stones as well as precious
metals will be found in fields not
previously explored, the seers prog.
nosticate, and more Americans will
be enrolled among the millionaires, it
is prophesied.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have
the augury of a year of peace, in
which 1t viii be most unwise to Dor.
row trouble.
Children born on that day may have
certain psychic gifts. Both boys and
girls may be keenly awake to romance.
Copyright. 1922
Evening star., 1927-04-22
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

means that a pocket of extra flesh
must form under here, and only diet
and massage and astringents can get
back the smooth line desired. The
third thing is to keep those muscles
beneath the chin firm and flexible, not
to let them get old.
Massage will help, astringents are
invaluable. slapping is one of the best
possible treatments. I'd suggest you
buy an oily, astringent cream and use
it at night rubbing it we'll into the
skin and wiping off the surplus. ia
suggest using q mild astringent, like
witch hazel or tincture of benZoin
solution after washing the face. Then,
while the skin is wet, slapping under
the chin with the backs of the fingers
until the skin tingles. Do this for
three minutes.
If the line is very bad. rub a little
beaten white of egg on the skin and
let it dry for 20 minutes, holding the
chin in proper position while II dries.
Evening star., 1927-04-22
Answers to Food Questions

over a number Of years leads us to
the conclusion that green and yellow
vegetables have more OF the important
vitamins than those that are white,
For example. the heart OF a head of
lettuce is, | realize, considered the
choicest part. We should remember,
however, that the green leaves contain
more vitamins. and this is true of
beans and other vegetables.
While on the subject Of lettuce,
cannot let the opportunity go by for
calling attention to the value Of this
food As you know, it is not corsid-
cred good form to eat the lettuce from
ones salad. If women will band to.
gether TO change this foolish notion,
they will be doing much for good
health.
lCnnYright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-04-22

that period, associated with the wom.
en- Of the B0naparte era-Empress
Josephine, Madame Recamier, Pauline
Borghese and Hortense de Beau
harnais-that there We're straight
scant lines, and the same scantiness
of attire that there is today. But
waistlines were high--as much above
the so-calIed normal line as those we
have been wearing lately have been
below. IT was the fashion thhen as now
to show the shape of the head
though this effect was then produced
by thinning the hair and laying it in
Curls or plaits close to the head
rather than by cutting it, as we do
today. Sleeves were long and close
fitting, or only slightly puffed, and
arms We're often bare. 1t was the
period when the poke bonnet first
came into fashion.
We cannot hope to have q real di-
rectoire or empire revival. There are
certain things about the costume Of
that period that we would not like
the flat little slippers that women
Wore, for one thing. But there Is
much in common between the clothes
worn now and those worn in that
period after the French revolution;
and now that the waistline seems to
be rising in good earnest there are
those who say that it will not stop
at a normal position, but will mount
until it has gone to the position we
speak of as empire.
There are women who know per-
fectly Well what an empire waistline
is who could not for the life Of them
tell you why 1t is so called
1t is an interesting coincidence that
while some of the dressmakers are
making tentative experiments with this
high Waistline, milliners are seriously
considering the poke shape as a sue
cessor to the skull caps, berets and
cloches Of the present day. The poke,
In fact, is no longer an experiment
The characteristic Of the poke is the
wide brim at front and sides-drop.
ping brim or absence Of brim entirely
at the back.
tCopyriEht 1927
Evening star., 1927-04-22

Myrd Warren and Sally Bates, tlco
sisters Of 1Cidely different temperG-
7tents, decide TO take a long sea trip.
Tom Bates hates the idea of losing
Sally and she breads ledUing him.
MIRA doesn't care UerB much 1rbdt
her husband thinks. but he I0UeS her,
Paris, together acitb NDrG's influence
changes SdTIy. on the ship that is to
take them to South America she falls
desperately Ia lore 3Cjtb Mr Rich
ard Alden and he 9Cith her MyrG
urges Sally to take definite step,
largely because Richard is enormous
IN rich. She herself is interested IN
Mr. John Pi0bE, man that sally and
Richard both dislike. The ship stops
at Rio and goes on TO BuenoS Aires.
Richard is getting off there, Sally
and NyrG going back to NelO York on
the same ship.
Evening star., 1927-04-22
Keeping A Schoolgirl
Complexion 80:
The only RIGHT soap for you
is a complexion soap
By WILMA BANKY

MANY soaps may be good for
wi laundering or household use,
but you'd hardly expect them to ex-
eel for personal uses as we'll Hence
those wise in beauty culture warn
against touching the face with any
but true complexion soap.
For today the important rule in
keeping skin clean and pores open
with soap and water lies in using a
complexion soap. One made pri-
marily for facial use. Soaps in
tended for other things are apt to be
too harsh for the skin.
Thus, largely on expert advice,
millions use Palmolive Soap, made
of cosmetic oils, for one purpose only
to protect and beautify the skin.
Wash the face gently with
Palmolive. Massage its balmy olive
Evening star., 1927-04-22
Wataroress Sandwiches.

Four hard.boiled eggs and one
bunch watercress. Mash the eggs
and combine with three tablespoonfuls
of mayonnaise. Mix to a smooth
paste Have the watercress chopped
and combine with the egg paste
Spread rather thickly between slices
of buttered bread.
Evening star., 1927-04-22
Fashions of the Empire Style
BY MARY MARSHALL.

We hear something about an Em.
pire revival, Drectoire tendencies
are spoken of--and every once in
n while as YOU look at the new frocks
and hats for Spring and Summer you
DO see something that vividly recalls
Evening star., 1927-04-22


ton Questions should be accompanied by q
self-addressed. stamped envelope as only
those of general interest VIII be answered ~
the mail Every effort will be made to an
swer questions promptly, but we bespeak the
able DELAY. The number Of letters received
i large and ga each must taFs cibh ts sfn Fo,at Ad
avenue New York City.
VIII you tell me whether food has
anything to do with keeping one
young? l have been talking to a
friend of mine who is thinking of hav-
ing all sorts of surgical treatment in
order TO make her seem young. / ad-
vised her against this. and told her
that il she would follow a simple and
very nourishing diet this would go a.
long way toward making her feel and
look young. My friend laughs at me.
and / wish you would tell me whether
am correct.-Mrs. l.. T.
Indeed, you are correct. First, you
are wise to advise against the treat
ment, which can only do harm. Next.
you are quite correct in thinking that
proper diet will go a long way toward
helping her keep her youth. Please
understand me. / do not mean that
even the best Of foods win keep brown
hair from turning gray. nor viii it
make 60-year-old skin look like 20
years. On the other hand it will lTend
to make the 60-year.old skin fresh in
spite of ordinary wrinkles that. come
from living, and so on.
Proper food viii not work miracles.
It will, on the other hand, fit in won
derfully with natures plan. Nature,
you know, is one of the best artists in
the world AS we grow older. she
In of ha31 q nd
ture of skin change. She is so skillful
that she knows how to make them
change in a really satisfactory man
ner. We are very foolish indeed if we
try to interfere and try to cover up
wrinkles with cosmetics.
To return to the question of food.
One way, it seems to me, in which
food helps to keep us young is to help
keep us we'll When we are in per-
feet health we are apt to have the
right attitude toward life in general.
When our attitude is right we are too
busy TO mind growing old. and, finally,
when we don't mind growing old no.
body else minds 1t, either.
I am interested in the question Of
color in food. Is it true that color has
anything to do with food value? For
instance, | read that brown eggs are
more nourishing than white. ! also
understand that color is some indica-
ton Of food value in vegetables
u. r.
To state the answer simply, color
in some instances does indicate a
greater or less degree of value. There
Is danger in making this statement
however, in that it may be misunder
stood In the case of the brown and
white eggs this is just a notion and
that is all. In the matter of yege-
tables, however it is quite different
Careful work in the food laboratory
Evening star., 1927-04-22
Fried Cucumbers.

Peel six small cucumbers and cut
them in slices lengthwise. Dry each
slice and dust with salt and pepper
Dip in flour and fry in butter until a
golden brown
Evening star., 1927-04-22

warm water; then with cold. If your
skin is inclined to be naturally dry,
apply little good cold cream. ThaS
is all--it's natures rule for keeping
that schoolgirl complexion.
Do that regularly, and particu-
lariy before bed. Never let powder,
rouge or makeup remain on your
skin over night. Note how much
better your skin in even one week.
Get Palmolive today. Costs but
10c cake. Use no other on your
face. But be sure you get GEN.
UINE Palmolive. Crude limitations,
represented to be of olive and palm
oils, are not the same as Palmolive.
Remember that and take care. The
Pa1molive-Peet Co. Chicago, u. A.
Evening star., 1927-04-22

THIS KASHA COAT WITH WING
DRAPERY AT THE BACK HAS
A DOUBLE E-BREASTED CLOSING,
WIDE REVERS AND CLOSE
FITTING OUTLINES THAT GIVE
1T A DECIDED SMACK OF THE
DIRECTOIRE.
the fashions of those two epochs. As
applied TO present-day colthes there
is really no necessity to differentiate
between these two periods.
1t is enough for most Of us to re
member concerning the costumes Of
Evening star., 1927-04-22

Across.
]. Statements.
49, Ara biau name.
IA Suf7iE, like
Is. Fabulous bird.
16. Insect.
II. Wicked
Is. Article Of food.
19. Beverage.
20. Suf1iN denoting uataa
Il. Belonging 80 II.
%. Toothed wheel.
%. Relative fabbr).
2T. What person.
%. Corded fabric
80. Southern constellation
81. japanese shrub
81. over.
33. Mans nickname
"a. The bark Of the goat-bu-H
IS. Prefix. again
SO, Collegiate degree (ahhrl
So. Brought back together.
Al River in Europe.
49, Craft.
a. Unit.
as Negative.
40. Even.
AZ. Sacred chahCc
4S. Rest.
40. Wings OF houses
50. Negative.
81 Course.
So. DeVourcd.
s.. Female saint tabbT),
81. Tree.
So. Suffi1: Pertaining TO.
50. Permit.
81. Kind Of fish,
Evening star., 1927-04-22

Continued in tomorrow's starr
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OPERA TICKET SALES SHOWS
PROSPERITY

Atlanta. Ga.--Out of town mail or
ders sent to the Music Festival Asos
citation reflect the prosperity of the
South in the record breaking SALES
for the approaching season OF Metro
poIitan grand opera in Atlanta, April
$3.50.
Reports of the association, show
ing the advance demand for seat res
eryations for the 1927 season are APP
proximately double what they were
at the same time last year, provide
cheering news, not only for Atlanta,
but the entire South, business men
here state.
Last year new record was set in
receipts, the capacity of the auditor
ium, vast though it is, being reached
for several of the performances. The
report that present indications point
even to larger crowds this year, shows
indubitabIy that the South as whole
is prospecting.
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new DIRECTORS FOR
DODGE BROTHERS. inc.

Dodge Brothers announces the cleo
tion to the board of directors Of two
dealers C. Russell Dashiell of Chi
cago and Samuel S. Thornton Of Phil
adelphia. They succeed c. NJ. Bjsh-
op of Brooklyn and f. SIS. Albertson
of Los Angeles, both Dodge Brothers
dealers
The election of Mr. Dashiell and
MIR. Thornton is in accordance with
Dodge Brothers policy, announced a
year ago, of giving its dealers direct
representation in the management OF
the company The plan calls for the
rotating in office of the dealer-dlrec-
tors from year to year so that every
section Of The country will be repre-
scented.
Both Thornton and Dashiell are
original Dodge Brothers dealers, nav
ing been identified with the sale OF
Dodge Brothers cars since 1914 when
the first car came on the market. Mr..
Thornton is identified with the Thorn
ton-Fuller Co., Of Philadelphia, His
1914 contract called for the delivery
Of 400 cars. Last year the contract
specified 1900 cars for delivery.
Mr.. Dashiell is president of the
Dashiell Motor Company of Chicago.
His total sales the first year were 900
ears while in 1926 the Dashiell Mo
for Company delivered 5000 cars.
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citation are in gratifying condition,
and the work of the Memorial con-
tinues to progress most satisfactorily,
as shown by statement recently is
sued by President Hollis N. Randolph
Under the plans of the Association,
the first unit, or Central Group, will
be completed by March /, 1928, and
within the next twelve months it is
planned to begin work on Memorial
Hall and the General Panorama.
The boks and accounts of the As
ISOLATION are regularly audited by one
of the best known firms of certified
public accountants in the South,
which has always pronounced them in
proper condition. All purchases and
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expenditures are approved by the FL
nance Committee, composed of
Messrs. John Ashley Jones, chairman,
Harold Hirsch and William Gambler,
three of the states best known bust
ness men, and this committee makes
regular reports to the Executive Com
mittee and Board of Directors.
The general policy and financial
plan of the Association has been
worked out in such a way that the
net amounts derived from all dona-
tons and contributions of every sort
are employed to cover the expense
of the actual carving of the monu-
ment on Stone Mountain. No part
of the net amounts derived from do
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Guaranteed Sterling

The new servant girl, soon after
her arrival, pricked her finger with
fork and seemed greatly distressed.
only to think, ma'am," she said
to her mistress, inflammation or
blood poisoning might set in"
Don't alarm yourself, my girl, the
forks are real silver, take my word
for it."
"You are quite sure madam"
Positive"
The next morning the girl had dis
appeared. So, too, had the silver
forks!
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..sing. | couldn't eat and had severe
r.ti, like needles shooting through my
,..c!c body. which kept mein a nervous,
q. .r:loilt state 1t was awful to feel the
way | did.
Nothing did me any good until l
began taking Tanlac. The first bottle
helped me SO much that kept up the
treatment. My stomach is in better
shane now than in years. | eat heartily
without fear of suffering afterwards"
If you are run down and troubled
with stomach and digestive ailments
tale Tanlac, Natures own remedy,
made from roots, barks and herbs and
help restore health and appetite. Get
bottle from your druggist today. Over
50 million bottles sold.
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STONE MT. MEMORIAL
BEING WELL MANAGED

Monroe, Enthusiastically some
misinformed or malicious person
brings a charge of Encouragement
against the affairs of the Stone Noun
tain Memorial Association, but such
instances are so rare as to cause few
ripples in the we'll nigh unanimous
sentiment favoring this majestic en-
terprise and no halt in the energies
of the multitude that is Loyalty and
lovingly cooperating for its consum-
nation.
The affairs of the Memorial Asso-
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nations or contributions are used by
the Association for any other pur-
pose All the other expenses, such as
rent. stationery, postage, kilograms
and telephora. salaries of stenogra-
pliers n, d p clerical help are pro-
vided for by annual appropriations
n,ode n the Association by. the City
Of Atlanta and county Of Fulton.
The high type and prominence OF
the officers and executive committee
Of the Association furnishes every
assurance that the Memorial enter
prise is in capable hands and that the
business of the Association Will con-
tinue to be handled in Thoroughly
business-like, systematic manner.
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Will Make u. S. Learn
We're Getting Moral
Buying Forgiveness
China's Awakening

For one thing we should be CRATE
full. Our cousins in Europe will teach
US to fly, whether we want to learn
or not The British expect to send
to New York next fall an airship Gas
big as the Mauretariia,' with room
for 90 passengers. That will be one
good lesson.
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The French Academy Of Sciences,
a most serious body, says that Mar
goulis, French engineer, has per
fected a heIicopter flying machine.
Such a machine, enabling you to fly
and rise directly from the ground,
would give the inventor wealth unlim-
tied and would be the best invention
since the start of the Wright Broth
ers. With helicopter in good order
you could start from the roof of your
apartment house or office building,
go where you like, and land on any
other roof or office building.
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That is gratifying, important news,
and then more important is news that
tells of the discovery by British scien-
lists of new vitamin, 1000 times
more powerful than any known
hitherto. 1t will cure ricketts,, and,
most interesting, it seems to have the
effect of ultraviolet light
The new health food is called
"chlosterol" and contains what is
practically the pure vitamin d, sub
stance called esgosterol. 1t can be
made cheaply, and an ounce of it
would be enough to keep you healthy
from birth to death.
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Speed Demon-Well, Kid, | hit
60 in the old boiler last night.
His Weemin-Goodness, were any
of them hurt badly?
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The ledge says that most little boys
who talk naughty at marbles grow up
to. be good golfers.
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The jazz period in dances and in
morals is passing in Christendom and
pagan lands Turkey is suppressing
immoral dances; Japan is dealing Sc
riously with the social evil; "all gov
ernments," says report, "are occu-
plying themselves with the task of
checking immortality"