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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02
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KOA Players, DeMolay band.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-02
Made Pleasant with Grape
and Lemon Acids

A tablespoonful OF
"Epsonade Salts" in a
glass of cold water the
next time you feel
constipated, bill 0 us
or headachy will give
you all the perfect ac-
ton on the bowels of
a dose of plain Epson
Salts but without the
orryf,I 20 ~ n n
, 1927-01-07
January z, 1927.
Memorandum for all Heads
of Departments

1. The following radiogram is quoted
for your information:
nor Despatcbing Secretary. 1t is
with deep regret that ] advise you that
His Excellnncy. the Governor, Martin E.
Trench. died at11.20 this morning, Jan, 9,
in Worcester, Massachusetts, from bron-
chiai pneumonia following an attack of
influenza. As a mark of respect close all
Civil Government activities Friday, Jan
uary 7th, and the day of the funeral to be
announced later, Half mast flags on all
Government buildings from tomorrow
for a period Of two weeks. Mourning
badge to be worn by Police for two
weeks"
The Grebe's trip to St. Crojx for today
has been Cancelled.
G. P SHAMER,
De8patchJhg Secretary.
, 1927-01-07
ST. Thomas News.

At three p, m. yesterday, the alarm of
fire given and the Fire truck rushed down
to No. IL Gamle Gade. the scene of the
Commotion. Il appears as ii a recepta-
Bile containing phosforus, intended as rat
poison fell on the floor while a visitor
was sharing some TO a tenant in room
of the mentioned house causing an explo-
sion and producing q cloud Of smoke.
PromIt assistance however prevented
the threatened corA4gration, The only
lamentabie results beng the suffering
Of ourns on the hands of The two parties
who were taken to the hospital for medl-
cal attendance, and the scorchinR Of the
floor. The Bulletin, Dec. 80, 1926.
, 1927-01-07

The buffet luncheon given by Govern
ment Secretary, at present Acting Gov
ernor Comdr. van Patlen on New Year
day at Villa Olga was a very entertain
ing function.
As the guests arrived in small groups
and were welcomed by the genial host,
it did not take them long to tind out that
it was his purpose to divest the function
as far as possible from the usual stiff
official formalities and give it a more ingi-
mate tone,
Shortly after noon. a sumptuous lunch
was served in the parlor and adjoining
western garden, the Naval Band mean
while contributing choice music. After
luncheon. the guests gathered around the
host on the steps and balcony of the
buildings main entrance. and with pleas
ing faces induced by the fascinating
strains sof La Paloma", several snap
, 1927-01-07

There was a full kouse at the screen
ing of the film Lilies of the Streets"
at the Christiansted Theatre last night
and everybody appeared to be satisfied
with the high quality OF the drama.
Sending Christmas greetings from Lo-
well, Mass, Mr., Thomas J. Rice, Post Of.
flee Inspector, asks Mr.. Larsen, postmas-
ter here. to extend his regards to his
old friends in St. Cr0ix.
The weather which had been rather
close the last couple Of days opens today
, 1927-01-07

1l.20 a, m. yesterday at Worcester,
Mass, If bronchial pneumonia secondary
to influenza. On this occesion the flags
on public buildings will fly at half-mast
for the next fourteen days.
, 1927-01-07

crisp and bracing. Some good rains are
needed IN the country, particularly around
The east-end quarter where everything is
looking dry and parched again.
, 1927-01-07
Governor OF Virgin Islands Dies In
UNIFIED States.

We chronicle with profound regret the
news received here yesterday evening
that the Governor of the Virgin Islands,
Capt. Marin p. Trench, U.S.N., died at
Evening star., 1927-03-09

have been busy devising ways OF MAX
ing woolen materials that are scarcely
heavier than chiffon or georgette.
Beads. Spangles and metal embroidery
sometimes add some weight to eve
ming frocks, but there is tendency at
present to use even these trimmings
sparingly, and a reaction has certainly
set in against the frOck upon which
these rather weighty ornaments nave
been spread with barbaric lavishness.
Many of the Spring evening frocks
are made entirely of georgette or chlf.
fon. When bead embroidery Is used
il is wrought with small pearls and
crystals of the lightest sort There
may be an effective pearl embroidery
about the lower edge of the skirt. One
clever Spring evening frock from
Paris is made with sort Of under
frock of yellow chiffon cut in petal
points about the bottom. over this
is a shorter oversliirt of green chiffon
also cut in petal points and little
bolero of the green chiffon. The only
CLINT of beads consists in the belt OF
pearls placed slightly below the nor
NAL Waistline.
Tulle. which is one of the lightest
of. materials, Is used TO make num-
Der of the most charming Spring
evening frocks and even when this
is worked into ruft1es and frills 1t Is
of thistledown hghtness. Artificial
flowers used on evening gowns are
also very light--frequently being maze
of chiffon. silk gauze or feathers.
(Copyright 1871
Evening star., 1927-03-09
EVERYDAY QUESTIONS
Anacered by DIR. S. PARKES CADUAN

Answer-Do not analyZe yourself
too freely. nor hold too many post.
mortems upon your admitted failures.
They are past and you will the more
easily sink below even what YOU saw
you are by yielding 10 excessive self.
accusation about them. There Is a
point at which penitence that should
he remedial degenerates into useless
remorse
Mess | arp mistaken. your tend
ency TO morbid iutrospeCtion has
reached that point. Correct your
diagnosis by injecting into IL the ma.
tive manhood which has not bowed
down To false gods nor served selfish
ends
Visualize the type of character
which contains the qualities YOU covet.
then go after II. Make imagination
your first aid Let it paint the pic
ture Of a good citizen homcmaker
and faithful churchman. and keep
the image before YOU day and night
If you can attach this ideal 10 it's
actual personiflcation in flesh and
blood. so much the better.
Whatever else Is taken or left. YOU
have the Christ. Gods speaking
likeness" as "A skeptic once described
Him. Because you unconsciously be-
come like that which YOU revere.
every effort to initiate His sublime
figure, however remote from it's at.
tainments, is sure To benefit you.
Robert Louis Stevenson had his
faults and shortcomings. as you and
| have ours and some were grave
enough. But he wrote a book of lay
mans prayers. strong. true. full Of
feeling. with no canting common
places to profane ones heartfelt de-
votion. / believe YOU would relish
this modest volume and find much in
1t which you need. Why not get il
and he guided by it?
Evening star., 1927-03-09
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Thursday, March 10.

Threatening stars are dominant TO-
morrow, according to astrologE, Whlch
finds many sinister influences prevail
ing.
Under this planetary government
there NAV be a tendency on the part
OF the public to find fault with persons
in official position.
Newspapers and magazines prop
ably will contain many personal stric-
lures concerning statesmen and pol
iticians, who are to meet many trying
situations.
1t is not an auspicious date for
either private or public financial mat
ters. 1t is wise to defer all payments
of money, if possible.
The young now come under a dl'
rection of the stars presaging for them
the most extraordinary experiences.
College men and college women are
to assume big responsibilities. it is
foretold, and many will have service
In foreign countries.
Persons whose birth date it is may
suffer through ISLANDERS or unkind
letters. They should safeguard them
selves against possible enemies
Children born on that day are likely
to be exceedingly bright and intelli-
gent, but too talkative.
tCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-03-09
$4,000 dentists
end confusion
NBrERETEETH
[GUARR:I

TO-DAY, everyone knows
that health, charm, vital
ity-all largely depend on
sound teeth and healthy gums.
But it is difficult for the lay
man to decide upon which
dentifrice he is to rely. There
are hundreds of preparations
on the market, backed by plau-
sible, but conflicting theories.
To put an end to such con-
fusion, E. r. Squibb & Sons
caused an investigation to be
made. $4,000 dentists were
asked to give us the results of
their experience. Their answers
end all possible confusioD on
what constitutes proper oral
hygiene. $50 of thep saidthat:
Cd Acids are the most frequent
cause Of tooth decay and irritated
gums.
(2) The most serious trouble occurs
at the place ,chere teeth and gums
meet-knotCn as The Danger Line.
Evening star., 1927-03-09
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Evening star., 1927-03-09
DIARY OF A
NEW FATHER
BY BOB DICKSON.

Tuesday night.
Well, today / had to make good on
my promise to buy myself some new
clothes so Joan will think ! look as
beautiful as this guy Stewart VINO
lives across the hall, and why ne Is
living at all is q puzzle. unless IL -
to make me miserable, and II that Is
it,. then T will say he is making sue
cess of his mission IN IRE: All rlent.
| took an hour off this afternoon
and I wont over to the store where
we do most of otfr-, buying on ac-
count of them being glad TO nave
your business regardless OF no" ias'
YOU nav your bill. and ] bought
swell suit, and il will e~sent out TO-
morrow. and then | stopped at the
hat counter.
said. Il want hat" and the
clerk said What Style and SAID
"A twin for this one" and put m!
gray felt on the counter. lie sald'
Wouldn't you like to try something
different" I said. NO. thanks ana
be said, How about derby"
| said Look at me again. How
could head like mine hold derby
and he said. THAT is a mistaken idea
that a lot of men have. When l show
them how well a derby looks on them,
they see their mistake
Well, he put one on me, and | went
over to the mirrors and he came
along. and he said, ut makes you
look like a different man." and / said,
II will say it does" He said, A
derby makes a man distinguished. 1t
is a dressy hat, and it certainly looks
weA on you"
/ said. Can I really get away with
it," and he said, Why, it looks like
it was made for you. l didn't realize
Evening star., 1927-03-09

myself how we'll you would look in it
before you tried it on
Well, he got enthusia site about it.
and pretty soon / was liking It my
self. and finally / bought it.
When / came home Joan was in
the bedroom with the baby and |
looked at myself in the living.room
more over my right eye, and
said. Come here and see my hat.
Joan"
So Joan came out of the bedroom
and she looked at me, and she said,
rs it costume and / said.
"What?" and she said. What is the
idea of the make-up?" l said, Are
you talking about my new hat?"
Joan said. That"
I said. Certainly. What is the
matter with it?"
Well, Joan went back to the bed
room and she came out with the baby,
and he was glad to see me and he
smiled, and Joan said. There; /
thought he would enjoy it,"
| said. What is the idea. laughing
at everything l buy" and Joan said.
Who ever told you that you could
wear derby with your face?" I said.
THE clerk who sold hit to me told me
so. for one" and Joan said, II guess
he saw you coming"
| said. "Well, / like it," and Joan
said, You will never wear it when
you are going any place with me" 4"
and / said. why not?" and she said
Because I'll stay at home"
Well. can't be builied by a woman
and when l take the derby back and
get another gray felt hat it certainly
will not be Because Joan does not like
the derby. but ! happened to think ]
am driving around town all day on
account of being a city salesman, and
q derby blows off so darn easy.
Evening star., 1927-03-09
The lst Rule
ia skin care if "That School
girl Complexion" is your aim
By NORMA SHEARER

THE following rule is credited
l. with more beautiful complexions
than any other method known. Yet
it's the simplest and most economical
in skin care of all.
Wash your face gently with
Palmolive Soap. Massage ito balmy
olive and palm oil lather into the
skin. Then rinse with warm water,
and follow with 4 dash Of cold.
Do this regularly, and especially
At night, for one week. Note how
much better your skin. UAe powder
and lnake-up all you wish. But never
lesve them On over night.
Evening star., 1927-03-09

That marks the modern idea in
beauty culture - the proceed formula
tor keeping that schoolgirl COM
plexion."
But be sure you get the real
Palmolive. A soap, made solely for
the purpose; to guard your skin. 90
years of soap study stand behind ii.
It's results are proved by countless
schoolgirl complexions everywhere.
Get Falmolive now. Use no other
on your face. Experimenting with
improved soaps l. 4 folly. Good COM
plexions are too priceless for that.
The Faimelive-Peet Co. Chicago,
Y. S. A.
Evening star., 1927-03-09
90 The best product knoun TO
neutydli1e acids in the mouth
9 Milk OF Mdgnesia.

90 The best product knotcn TO
neuydlize acids in the mouth
is Milk Of Magnesia.
Nothing could point more
clearly to the use of Squibb's
Dental Cream as the correct
way ts protect teeth and gums.
For squibb's Dental Cream is
MADE with more than 500 Of
Squibb's Milk of Magnesia.
Enough, not only to neutralize
all the acids in your mouth at
the time you use it, but to
safeguard against the forma.
tion of fresh acids for a long
time afterwards.
Squibb's Dental Cream
cleans beautifully. 1t relieves
sensitive teeth and sore gums.
1t is safe for everyone.
To protect your teeth and
gums correctly, see your den.
tist regllarly-and use Squibb's
Dental Cream. 40c a large tube.
c 1917
Evening star., 1927-03-09

Meriden, Conn.
Is It true that London Punch has
banished advertisements of intoxicat-
ing liquors from its pages? II so. do
you not think that their banishment
from all papers and periodicals would
be Salutary measure?
Answer--Punch announced that
after March. 1927. ii would admit no
further advertisements of this kind.
The whisky mentioned in its pages
will have to keep going" wherever
it is going without the aid of that IA
nous journal, and the bqasted virtues
of beer. glorious beer" Must he sung
by less scrupulous organs of the press.
Advertisement of the fictitious ben
efits of these and other stimulants is
discarded policy not alone for
Punch but for many of the lead
ing papers and periodicals of Great
Britain and the United States Re
lgious weeklies also ban matter of
this kind. Their action is indicative
of the menace of intoxicants and it
may he adopted by the public press
as a whole.
The simple truth is that wise old
Punch knows more than he did in
his younger and hilarious days.
:, Harrisburg, Pa.
] have been a very Indifferent per-
son. not caring to help others, al.
though / was in a position to do So
| also neglected my duty both in my
home and in my church, and through
my actions ! have estranged people,
some of whom were my best friends
I have not willfully done these
things. but it seems to be an inner
ent defect in my character.
I want to do better in this respect
and would appreciate your giving me
any advice which YOU think would
assist me in becoming a better man
Evening star., 1927-03-09
HOME NOTES
BY BRIGGS.
BN JENNY WREN.

Yes, we must have a Weathervane
for the new home. They are smart
and they are historical. and they can
be so delightfully."- funny.
An eminent artist designed the
wrought iron vane at the top. 1t is
intended for the garage, of course.
There are all sorts of original and
Evening star., 1927-03-09
Clean in the mirror
CLEAN in the mouth

plentiful, bubbling foam.
First, this foam loosens i'm
bedded food particles and
polishes all tooth surfaces.
Then it thoroughly washes
the entire mouth-teeth,
gums, tongue - sweeping
away all impurities. Thus
the dual action of Colgate's
brings unequaled cleanness;
removes the causes of decay.
If your teeth are normally
healthy, you can best keep
them SO through cleanness-
plus regular visits to your
dentist. And your teeth will
be cleaner if you use this
dentifrice designed to clean,
rather than some drug-filled
dentifrice that
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Evening star., 1927-03-09
Weighty Ornaments i'm Discard
BY MARY MARSHALL.

1t was the boast of fine ladies CEN
turies ago that their clothes weighed
so much that they were actually
tatigued through the wearing of them.
Train bearers were necessary followers
of queens and other ladies whose rank
permitted them to wear costly clothes
Of rich, heavy fabrics. But fine raj
Evening star., 1927-03-09

amusing designs one can secure these
days. and cit is. even possible to have
one designed to suit your own partic-
ular tastes and requirements
Or perhaps YOU wish to make your
own. You might follow the example
of the man who made the one shown
below. He took the design from the
blueprints of his new house and ga.
rage. laid them out on board and
painted them exactly like the build
ings they represe nted. This vane is
mounted on corner of the picket
fence.
tCopyright 1927
Evening star., 1927-03-09

eggs and just before taking from the
fire stir in the white of one egg slight
ly beaten. When cold, put the jelly
between layers Of cake. which must
also be cold. Frost the top with other
eggs.
Evening star., 1927-03-09
Orange Cake Fillirg.

Take the juice and grated rind of
two oranges, two tablespoonfuls OF
cpld water and one cupful Of sugar set
In pot Of boiling water. When very
hot. stir in the yolks Of two well beaten
Evening star., 1927-03-09
Duckmole Rare Creature.

The platypus, or duckmole. of Tas-
mania is among the rarest of
creatures. having the bill of duck
the fur OF seal and a pouch like
kangaroo, according to the Dearborn
Independent,
Evening star., 1927-03-09
Teeth show clean and feel
clean afterusingthisd dual
action tooth paste


action tooth paste
VX1HO could fail to admire
w such well-kept teeth?
Who would not wish their
own to be as clean, as daz-
zling, and as white? Yet such
a wish can easily come true.
With the simple everyday
magic of Colgate's dual clean
ness, teeth are made to gleam
and shine.
Dual Cleansing Actiom
Modern mouth hygiene de-
mands a dentifrice with a
dual cleansing action. Col
gates formula is based on
this principle. AS you brush,
Colgate's expands into a
Evening star., 1927-03-09

In London thousands of woma n
clerks ARE paid from $3.50 to 5000 a
year. Higher grade woman clerks get
81 $50 to $1,000 year
Evening star., 1927-03-09

ment is no longer valued by it's avoir-
dupois. Fine feathers are of feather
lightness and 'thistledown" is a word
frequently used in connection with
many of the new frocks designed for
Spring and the coming Summer Even
woolen frocks must be very light in
weight. and the makers of fabrics
Evening star., 1927-03-09
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.

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