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Evening star., 1927-06-18

skin to hold the powder. You might
also try using a heavier grade OF pow
der. Since no skin Is absolutely white,
it is a mistake to use white powder.
II you are a brunette with medium
skin, use brunette powder: IL your
skin Is very fair, use a mixture of
ivory and flesh. You must expert
ment yourself to see which shade of
powder gives the most natural effect.
(2) You may wear flesh. dull rose.
peach. red as trimming on dark blue
or black. dull orchid. pink-violet, dark
and light green's in soft shades, dark
blue, black. tan. rose beige. (S) IL the
bust Is fiabby it may be reduced some
what by the exercises and applica-
tions described in my leafiet on
Beauty Exercises" Please send a
stamped, self.addressed envelope for
it. az Girls of your age and height
weigh between 120 and 124 pounds
when normally developed. (5) A daily
1O-minute massage is helpful In cor
recting almost any hair trouble. Vs.
astringent hair tonic twice wecf.
Ask for my leaflet on Care OF the
Hair" when you write again, please.
LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1927-06-18
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.
Colors for the Blond.

Dear Miss Leeds: I have reddish
gold hair, blue eyes and fair COM
plexion, with freckles. I am at
loss to know what color to choose for
my new coat. Will you please sug-
gest something? I would also Know
what sort of bob and what shape hat
to wear in order to make my long jaw
less conspicuous. WORRIED.
Answer-For a dressy coat black
satin would be good or else light green
twill. You will look well in dark blue
also, and tan or brown. AS to
coiffure, avoid a smooth, sleek erect
across the crown OF your head. wear
a low side part and put deep waves
in your hair, so that it will be fluffy
over your brow. Do not have your
hair curled forward on your cheeks,
but draw it back so that it just covers
your ears. A tight, smallbrimmed
hat will make your jaw seem larger.
Choose a hat with a medium rolled
Evening star., 1927-06-18
Clues to Character

Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-06-18

Handbags that are meet and proper
for Winter won't do at all for Sum-
mer. And this season the shops show
O display of warm-weather handbags
that tempt us to put all our Winter
bags away in the cedar chest and buy
an entirely new collection for Sum-
mer.
Raf1ia envelopes Of the sort that
were bought rather lavishly by
Americans in Paris last Summer are
Evening star., 1927-06-18
MARYLAND Boiled Ham.

First wash the ham well. then put
it in a pan of cold water over night.
Next morning drain it off. Put 1t In
a ham boiler or large kettle with
fresh cold water and let it simmer
slowly for 20 minutes to the pound,
or until the small bone can be drawn
out easily. When sufficiently COO.
draw off the skin. Place the lean
side down in roasting pan. Dot the
tat with whole cloves and dust with
brown sugar and fine bread crumbs.
Pour over the ham cupful Of cider
or the water it was boiled in, and
bake until nicely Drowned. Serve
with spiced currants or glazed apples.
Evening star., 1927-06-18

SUMMER BAGS IN GREAT VA,
RIETY ARE IN THE SHOPS.
THE SKETCH SHOWS ONE OF
CHINTZ. ONE OF PLAID LINEN,
ONE OF LOOSELY KNIT
WHITE SILK WITH WHITE
KID MOUNTINGS AND ONE OF
WHITE LINEN WITH WHITE
SILK STRIPE.
to be found in most of the shops
here. and are no longer looked upon
as suitable only for informal resort
wear. They are to be had in in
Vulnerable colorS-and in sizes rang
ing from one scarcely larger than a
card case to a fairly large underarm
sort. They are not expensive. so that
you may choose a number of them to
harmonic with various Summer
frocks. There are some made of nat
ural colored raffia combined with
black-suitable for YOUR black and
beige costume-others in pastel
shades, with a bit of embroidery in
contrasting pastel tone, and still
others of natural raffia foundation
with raffia embroidery in the vivid
colors that we associate with dyed
raffia.
Crochet visca bags may be chosen
to go with your crochet visa hats,
linen bags and chintz bags, bags of
woven ribbon. bags of heavy white
linen with insets of coarse real lace
or embroidery. There are bags of
Evening star., 1927-06-18

Approximately 107 degrees will be
awarded next Saturday at the sixth
commencement Of the New Jersey
College for Women.
Evening star., 1927-06-18

Answer-O The only way to tell
what sort of powder base and powder
is best for your individual needs is to
experiment. Evidently the liquid you
have been using does not absorb prop
erly into your skin. Try vanishing
cream or very thin film of cold
cream. To use the latter. first mas
sage in the cream and then wipe it off
carefully with a clean cloth or tissue
square. Enough will remain in your
Evening star., 1927-06-18

present time I have been using
liquid powder base on my face with
pink face powder. Now my skin be-
comes sticky and the powder scales
on my face. Is there any way to find
out what the correct lotion and pow
der Is for my skin? Would the use
of white powder make a difference?
(2) What colors are most becoming to
a girl with chestnut brown hair. hazel
eyes and a brunette complexion?
t3) Is there a way to reduce the
bust? az I am 19 years old and
feet 3 inches tall. What should l
weigh? t5) Will dry massage with
the fingers once day gradually de-
crease the excess oil in ones hair?
PAT.
Evening star., 1927-06-18
Copyright. 1927

IA. Golf club.
Is. Making offers.
II. Goddess Of Earth.
1S. Proposed international language.
19. Mimic.
90. Crash.
23. Youth.
"a. The whole.
20. Street (ab.).
80. Toward.
80. God of war.
33. Object of worship.
"a. Selling.
35. Stomach.
So. Southern constellation.
38. Foot.
80. Optic organ.
al. Father.
AZ. Compass point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

FROM THE HEART of the Old
South came this letter: 1.-Two years ago
l had a very severe case of influenza.
This left me in an extremely run down
physical state. I suffered especially
from indigestion. was weak and
nervous-tired all the time -.
II remembered the success had had
with Yeast on previous occasion.
began again, taking cake in a glass Of
sweet milk three times day.
within two weeks I noticed a
marked improvement. My energy and
endurance were greatly increased. At
the end of FIVE weeks / was entirely
we'll have not been troubled with
any of the disagreeable symptoms since.
owe my present good health to
Fleischmann's Yeast and I sincerely
hope others may be benefited as
have been"
Elizabeth M. Crow, BIRMINGHAM. Ala.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21
Just ,ohat you need,'
my doctor said''

fresh food has health giving effect on the whole
SYSTEM
Day after day, it counteracts the poisons of
putrefaction and strengthens the intestinal
muscles so that they can perform their normal
work again.
Your elimination becomes easier, regular, more
complete. Your skin clears. Digestive troubles
vanish. The energy that is your birthright is
yours again!
Start today to eat Fleischmann's Yeast-make
it regular part of your diet. You can get it at
any grocer's Buy two or three days supply at a
time and keep in cool dry place. Start this
health giving diet today.
Write for free copy of the latest booklet Yeast in
the diet Health Research Dept N43l The Fleschmann
Company, 70l Washington Street, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

HAD CONE almost point of breakdown was suffer-
ing constipation together with indigestion that
kept me continually wretched.
.For gas had been boherng that was not
sleeping regularly told that must watch my diet
more carefully or | would get we'll
Finally asked doctor what he thought of Feschmanns
Yeast Eat all yeast you want he said Its what need
began surprise in only few days felt change for
the Now constipation has disappeared ana with all
the troubles No gas My appetite is good sleep
well. And have wonderful store of energy
Mrs. Pauline Siegenthaler Oakland, Calc
HLEISCHMANN'S YEAST keeps the whole
digestive and intestinal tract clean and &C.
tive Remember that it is a corrective food, not
a medicine.
AS fresh as any garden vegetable, this pure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

IRWIN , COBB, the famous author
CIT WAS MY WIFE who converted me to yeast
cakes. Before she overcame my counter arguments.
she had convinced all the other members of the
household.
Il insisted that there nothing wrong with me.
She insisted that matter how we'll felt I'd feel
better if tried yeast cakes. She pointed to her own
case and to the of several about evidence
So. decided that might as we'll humor the woman.
II promised to try yeast for time regularly. /
kept the contract faithfully.
Soon had to confess that daily yeast-or some
thing-was giving my system desirable stimulation
1t seemed to that my head clearer. that had
more zest for work. more zest for play more zes for
everything. So. on my own motion. elected to con-
tinue the treatment.
II have continued it ever since. ! expect to keep
on continuing it. do not pretend to know just what
desirable effects yeast cake produces in the body
but 50 far as ! am concerned, know that it does
produce them-that I have greater bodily vgor.
greater capacity for working at my trade greater en-
thusas for the job of living greater fervor for enjoy
ments than had before"
Irwin S. Cobb New York City
This Iie,O easy scay to hare your
rightful health:
Eat three cakes of Feischmanns Yeast regularly
every day. cake before each meal Eat plain. in
small pieces dissolved in water (hot cold) any
other way you like. In stubborn constipation ply
scians say is best cake with glass of hot
water mot scaldng) before meals and before going
bed BE sure to train yourself to regular daily
habitso Dangerous cathartcs will gradually become
unnecessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-21

At left, Mrs. PAULINE SIEGEN-
THALER and her three lovely
children enjoying a picnic
lunch at pleasant spot near
San Francisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
NEGLECT CHARGED
BYC|T|zENS' GROUP
Washington Highlands Gets
but SCant Attention.
Protest Holds.

Washington Highlands was pictured
as the most neglected section of the
District of Columbia at a meeting OF
the Washington Highlands Citizens
Association held last night in the Con
gress Heights School, Nichols and
Ala hama avenues.
A resolution adopted by the associ-
alton instructed the secretary, Miss
Bessie r. Warren, to call the atten-
ton of the District commissioners,
Chairman of the House District Com
mittee Fred y. Zihlman and Senator
Guy y. Golf of West Virginia to the
condition of streets. garbage collecting
facilities, mail service and the absence
of sidewalks throughout the Washing
ton Highlands section.
1T is 15-minute automobile ride
from Washington Highlands to the
National Capitol DIR. ]. G.. Payne.
president of the association, said. but
1t takes SO hours for letter to go that
distance by mail"
Claims Health Endangered.
Refuse and garbage have not been
collected for several weeks" he de-
clared. stating that the health of citi
zens in that section is greatly en-
Ciangered by insanitary conditions
Streets throughout the section are
deplora bic, members stated in discuss
ing the situation. The entire section
Is without a sidewalk. it was said.
Ciesboro road was declared menace
to the safety of pedestrians and school
children. because of it's narrowness
and dangerous curves. The road is
but IL feet wide at places and Pc
destrians are forced to jump into
ditch when automobiles pass, 1t was
charged. Numerous accidents have
occurred at these dangerous spots.
members stated. A temporary board
walk will be recommended to the Dis.
trict Commissioners as a safeguard for
school children and pedestrians at
these points.
Favor Street Widening.
The resolution also favored the wild
ening of Nichols avenue and its paw
ing. The opening of First street was
favored. in order that school children
may have a more direct route to the
Congress Heights School.
DR.. Pyne announced that Commits
sioner Sidney F. Taliaferro and James
G. Yaden, president of the Federation
of Citizens Associations, will speak
at the next meeting Of the association
on March II, at the Congress Heights
School. The needs of the Washington
Highlands section will be presented to
Commissioner Taliaferro by the mem
bers at that meeting, he stated.
F. M. Cannon. former president of
the association, was elected candidate
for member Of the Citizens Advisory
Council. Mr.. Cannon announced that
plans for the Washington Highlands
Citizens Association home have been
approved by the District officials and
funds are being collected for the cree
tfOn of the building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
CHICAGO OBSERVES
IT'S GOTH BIRTHDAY
Settlement of About $500 Persons
Got Charter on Day Van Buren, !
Took Oath.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 4.--roday is Chi
cago's ninetieth birthday anniver
Sary.
On March 4. 1887, the day Martin
Van Buren, was inaugurated as Presi-
dent, the Illinois Legislature granted
Chicago a city charter. At the presi-
Dental election the previous Novem-
Der the town had cast 702 votes, from
which her more optimistic citizens
estimated the total population at
more than $500"
Today a few old-timers, who have
passed their SEVENTEEN. eightieth and
some their ninetieth year, gathered in
fayorite haunts and recalled "the good
| old times" before the city achieved it's
phenomenal growth to metropolitan
population of nearly 1900. 900 and the
| position of fourth city of the world.
| Some Of the old-timers, and others not
so old, but with an interest in such
| things, visited the Chicago Historical
Society Museum and looked over time
| worn documents and other relics of
early days
There they found swords and other
personal effects of the defenders OF
old Fort Dearborn; relies Of the dark
days Of 1871. when fire swept through
the city and left it a heap of debris.
and reminders Of other events in the
| city's crowded history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. G., FRIDAY MARCH A.

received It's check from Congress for
the property owned by the company
and which Congress recently agreed
to purchase.
During the examination of titles by
experts. from the Department of Jus.
tice flaws were. discovered in the chain
OF title aa to some OF these propet1 ita
and although the railroad llas heen in
adverse possession for more thMn so
years II was suggested that the courts
he asked to clear the title through
equity proceedings against the former
owners or their unknown heirs.
Publication will he asked against all
persons claiming any interest in tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
F. J. RICE NOMINATED.
Chosen to Run for President of
Cosmopolitan Club.

Frederick j. Rice was nominated
Tor president of the Cosmopolitan Club
at the regular weekly luncheon yes.
| terday at the Lee House.
Other nominees for Offices were
Lawrence Rubel, vice president,
George Vierbuchen, treasurer. and
Michael Schaeffer. secretary. Gordon
| Bonnette, George Wyne, led
Gramm and Paul Davis were
| nominated for the executive com.
| mittee. Ernest T.. Harre1l, incum.
bent president. and Michael Schaef
| fer. secretary. were nominated az dele
gates 10 the national convention at
Sioux City, Iowa, June 20, II and 60,
The alternate nomination for conven,
| ton delegate was Philip Buettner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
Asks Limited Divorce

Mrs. Helen F'nrran has asked tho
District Supreme Court for n limit ri
divorce and alimony from her hua
band Melvin Ifarran, an employc "
the Washington Gas Light CO.. They
were married al Alexandria May 30
1926. rho wife IL represented by At
tdrucy Alfred NJ. Schwartz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
.WARSHlP FUND GIRL DIES.
Former Marjorie Sterrett Started
Dime Gifts for Battleship.

p. ERIE, Pa. March 4 R.~Mrs. Mar
lorie Raun, %, who 10 years ago be.
came famous as the little girl who
started the Marjorie Sterrctt battle
ship fund" to which 1000, 900 Ameri-
can school children contributed their
dimes. died today at her home in
Wattsbnrg, near here.
Shortly before the United States en-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
B. & O. FILES TITLE SUIT.
Takes Action as Result Of Plaza
Con demnation.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co,
through Attorneys George T.. Haml-
ton and Edmund Brady. yesterday
filed in the District Supreme Court
three suits to clear title to several
parcels of real estate included within
the Plaza condemnation Of land lying
between the Capitol and Union sta.
ten. The railroad company recently
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
Veteran Bills Passed

Senate bills to continue operation of
veterans hospitals under contract at
Saranac Lake and Liberty, NJ. Y, were
passed by the House yesterday and
sent To the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04

with this Complete Dinner Set
you receive large size Damask
Table Cloth and Six Beautiful
Bordered Napkins. The outfit COM
plete for the price of dinner set
alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04
FL0RADORA BEAUTY
| is NAMED IN DIVORCE
Former Actress Accuses Broker and
Original Sextet Member
in Petition.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, March 4.-~Mrs. Eliza.
beth c. Hudson. former motion picture
actress, yesterday filed in Supreme
Court counter accusation of inf
deity in a divorce suit brought by
her husband. Percy X. Hudson. n
member Of the New York Stock Ex.
change. She named Vida Whitmore
also known as Frieda Heegel, one of
the original F'loradora SeXtet.
DENIAL OF similar charge made by
her husband, who named Julius
Braun. private detective, also is
contained In the papers. Mrs Hudson
asked for a jury trial of her hus
bands charges. $4,000 counsel fees
and $1,000 month temporary ali.
mony.
Hudson's suit for divorce followed
an action by Mrs. Hudson for separa.
sion, in which she charged abandon.
ment and separation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04

three properties in question. The
suits are against the unknown heirs
Of Eli j. Sager, heirs of Richard II.
SHINES. and against Lewis &. Rich
ards and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04

tered the war Marjorie Sterrett. then
living in New York conceived the idea
of having the school children of the
Nation give a dime each to build n
battleship. The idea became popular
and over 100 newspapers took part in
raising the fund. The Navy Depart
ment, however, objected and the
money is now being used in providing
an annual prize for tho champion gun
crews of the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04

An automatic baillng system 10 keep
small boats from sinking has been
invented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-04

The naturalist Audubon estimated
that passenger pigeons could fly a
mile "A minute
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-12-24
CITY WHARFINGERS TAKE TIME OFF TO
 HUNT ESCAPED FOX

Fox hunting in Juneau is ra.h- CT an unu usual pastIme but this morning when one of Dave Housel's blue foxes escaped from Its pen in the warehouse on ths City Dock. it took several men some time to capture the animal and some real hunting was fs. quired 10 locate him.
 As soon as Jack Kaarney and Selim Jackson. wharfingers. no- ticed that the fox had ehewed his way 10 freedom. they closed all doors leading into tie ware- house and began a systematic hunt. There were many corners. wall holes and boxes that the faz could be hiding behind and il wa some time before he was locate1
 Six strong men, armed with Q gunny sack barricade which lion would have had trouble passing, closed in on the lone animal and in a short time he was in tie grasp of his owner, Dave Housel. and placed into his repaired pc
 Fourteen pairs of foxes are nos on the Dock and will be shipped south on the Alameda tonight en- route to their new home ill Mime sota