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Evening star., 1927-12-01
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Friday, December 2.

Until late in the day, the planetary
influences are unfavorable, according
to astroiogy.
1t may be difficult to concentrate on
ones daily tasks while this rule pre-
walls, and self-discipline is important.
The rule is supposed to encourage
introspection and retrospection, nei-
ther of which is likely to be satisfac-
tory to the average man or woman.
All the signs appear to encourage
strict attention to financial matters
and to inspire a desire to pay bills.
Bookkeepers and clerks are subject
to sway making for extra profits
and unusual tasks.
1t should be an auspicious day for
reaching agreements regarding the
new years work. and contracts signed
under this rule should be satisfactory.
Deception and double dealing are
forecast for the end of the year. when
sensational cases of dishonesty may
be made public.
Sudden developments mark the po
litical horizon in both the United
States and Great Britain, according
to the seers.
Cities will contend for special hon.
ors. and there will be much jealousy
in America.
Persons whose birth date it is have
the augury of much TO do with legal
documents in the coming year.
Evening star., 1927-12-01
Copyright. 1920
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Overworked Mother Berates Husband for No
Helping With Housework-Mis Eighteen Kept
at HOME Waiting for Fairy Prince.


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DEAR my will not let me
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You y" 1@s
troubles
1ss ' % $ ssy St " s SsSs @ @ thumb: ss 's:s
@ po tG ance eSe being % s around and find them have mighty
is bad policy because most like think
and
in evidence and be Sally onthe.Spot
shrinking violet
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DEAR MISS DIX: What
of
nice wives and children What should
Answer: think there
girls who work for
her own living is proof
and would in
SO galantly to fight their battle against the world
10
but consider girls
tell nothing
better to
employers
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Ny Neighbor Says:


Mix small quantity of -four
with little water, stirring out
all the Jumps, and spread over
the top crust of pie before bak-
ing. 1t will make it deliciously
flaky.
A fine amber color may be
given to soup by adding grated
carrots to the clear stock when
it is free from scum.
An old.fashioned commode Is
a handy piece of furniture in
the kitchen. The top may be
used as a table. the drawer for
mixing spoons. knives. etc, and
cooking utensils may be kept in
the underneath part.
Leftover cereal mixed with
any juicy fruit or leftover pre-
serves nodded and chilled makes
nourishing and inexpensive
dessert.
Dust the sick room with a
damp duster. Keep a basin of
water at hand and dip the dust
er in frequently, using the cloth
damp and removing dust with
a single stroke rather than by
rubbing up and down.
Evening star., 1927-12-01

you to reduce. but do not gain any
more. The double chin is largely due
to incorrect posture. Always hold
your neck straight when you walk;
when reading, hold your book up in
stead of bending your neck down. Try
this resistance exercise to improve the
lines of your throat: Sit or stand
erect. Bend your right elbow out at
shoulder lever and place the palm of
that hand against the right side of
your face. Now turn your face to
the right, resisting the movement
firmly with the right hand. Relax
and repeat 10 times to each side.
Other exercises may be found in my
leafet on "Beautifying Neck and
Throat Please send a stamped.
self-addressed envelope for this and
for the other leaflet you mention. t2)
No. soap does not make the skin oily,
Evening star., 1927-12-01
DELI lNlL ~ l. O1NlIO ". BURGESS

| But it'll make us all cold and shiv
cry" whined Cubby.
Nothing of the sort" replied
Mother Bear in her big deep rumbly
! grumbly voice. "It'l make us all
warm and comfy"
well. how can we sleep all that
time without eating?" asked Cubby.
Did you ever eat in your sleep?'
growled Mother Bear. Didn't l tell
you we would be asleep all that time?
1t isn't a question of how we can
sleep without eating; it is a question
of how we could possibly eat while
sleeping"
But should think our empty
stomachs would wake us up" pro.
tested Cubby
''They shrink" replied Mother Bear.
What does shrink mean?' asked
Cubby.
ut means to grow smaller" replied
Mother Bear.
And our stomachs really grow
smaller?" asked Cubby.
That's what said" replied Mother
Bear. They keep growing smaller
and smaller until they get so small
they wouldn't hold anything if we
wanted to eat. So it wouldn't be any
use to try to eat Therefore we keen
right on sleeping until Mistress Spring
comes to waken u.s.
Don't we feel the cold?" asked
Cubby.
Mother Bear fairly snorted. "Cold,'
she exclaimed. What do you think
we have these big fur coats for? Wha t
do you think we have been stuffing
fat beneath our skins for all these
weeks? Cold: You'll never know. my
son. that Jack Frost is around"
Cubby sighed. II wish" said he.
that my stomach would shrink right
off quick
"Why?" asked his sister.
Because I'm beginning to get hun
CRY right now just thinking of having
nothing to eat for so long
tCopvright 1872
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Bear had scratched and dug away the
earth at the back and then she had
raked in a lot of dead leaves to make
q bed. 1t wasn't very much of bed.
but 1t was enough TO cover the ground
and all that a bear needed.
When Mother Bear had everything
fixed to suit her she called the two
cubs inside. This is our Winter bed.
room," said she. I'VE are going to
bed now, the three of us together. and
we are going to sleep until old Jack
Frost decides it is time to go back
way up North where he came from. "
sBut." protested Cubby, won't the
snow cover us all up?"
81 hope so.'' replied Mother Bear,
'sThe sooner 1t covers us UP the better
suited i'1b be-"
Evening star., 1927-12-01
WORD COLF-Everybody's Playing 1t
BY JOHN KNOX.

Rule object word another
word.
a
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entitled his mouth let for
while gallery
TO floods
Evening star., 1927-12-01

season, was worn by some women
here. and now bids fair to become a
general favorite.
Another type of sports hat that
many women prefer to the plain felt
hat is flexible shape of stitched vel
vet. ] saw one the other day from
Suzy of Paris, a small brimmed
shape of stitched velvet in a deep
shade of yellow with a band of the
same color.
Small hats may predominant this
Winter. but all the milliners are show
ing large shapes which are chosen by
many women for more formal after
noon wear. Almost invariably the
brims droop and usually more on one
aide than the other
Evening star., 1927-12-01
Unique Hat Ornaments Preferred
BY MARY MARSHALL.

Not brand new but decidedly smart
Is the tweed or homespun hat which
many we'll dressed women are wearing
this Winter with tweed coats and
suits. 1t is rival in a measure of
the soft felt hat. though it should cor
rectly he worn only with tweed or as
part of sports ensemble This type
OF hat came into favor in Paris last
Evening star., 1927-12-01
HOME NOTES
BY JENNY WREN.

There was a time a few years ago
when no pictures at all were allowed
on the walls of the correctly fur
nished room. This was a reaction of
taste from the poor pictures and
cluttery effects produced by the hor.
rible mission and golden oak periods
of American arts.
Then from no pictures at all we
progressed to the point where a few
very good ones were allowed. AS
these good ones did not offend we
Evening star., 1927-12-01
Vegetable Mulligatawny,

Take one quart of vegetables of all
kinds cut into pieces. Cook until ten
der in three pints of boiling water.
Pass through a sieve and return to the
saucepan with, one tablespoonful o.
rice -four. one tablespoonful of curry
paste, the same of ground nuts. the
juice of half a lemon, a teasoonful OF
salt, and half a teaspoonful of pepper
Cook for 30 minutes. strain, and serve
with toasted crackers.
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Mother Bear Explains.
Who dares to undertake the task
OF answering all a child may ask?
-Nnthor paor

For a while Mother Bear was too
busy to answer questions and Cubby
was wise enough to know it. So he
stored up his questions in his little
head and waited. Mother Bear had
led Cubby and his twin sister deep
into the Green Forest. where a great
tres had peen blown over and in tear
inf ut -ts roots had made great hole.
Other t>ees had been blown over at
the same time and had fallen in such
q way that this hole was partly rooted
over. With her big claws Mother
Evening star., 1927-12-01
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Salad.

Lemon gelatin, one hoXful.
Boiling water, one cuntul.
Cold water, one cupful.
Shredded cabbage, one cupful.
Shredded green pepper. one-quarter
cupful.
SERVES EIGHT PORTIONS.
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water.
Add cold water When cool and
slightly thckened add the finely
shredded cabbage and sweet green
pepper Serve on crisp lettuce with
either a mayonnaise or tart French
dressing.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe contains protein, fiber, lime,
iron and vitamins A. B and G. The
salad itself can he eaten by adults
of average, over or under weight and
by children over 10. If the pepper
does not agree leave it out.
Evening star., 1927-12-01

Big ones, little ones and middle sized
ones, black ones and white ones. dark
ones and light ones. are in this sea.
sons crop of polka dots.
The polka dot sweater represents
one of the most discreet of the polka
dot fashions. Polka dots at once tai
lored and animated, modernistic and
old-fashioned, are particularly well
suited to the simple sports mode in
which the sweater is leader. 1t is
worn with a plain -colored skirt.
Evening star., 1927-12-01

relaxed even more and permitted the
use of quite number-providing only
that they should be really artistic
and interesting and that they be
tastefully grouped
An example of how quite a large
number of pictures can be arranged
hecomingly is shown here. Such an
arrangement as this is especially
good over a long piece of furniture
such as a sofa or long table or
desk.
Evening star., 1927-12-01
Cold Baths for Reducing.


Dear Miss Leeds: Are cold baths in
the morning good for reducing pur-
poses or are they bad for ones heart?
l am 10 years old, feet 3Is inches
tall and 1 weigh 1872 pounds. My
measurements are: Neck. 13; bust. 33;
waist, 81; hips, 81; thigh, 21; calf.
1872; ankle. 8. Should l reduce all
over or just the lower part?
JEANETTE.
for persons with strong constitutions
who get a good, warm reaction from
contact with the cold water, but they
should not be INDUCED in by people
who are below par physically and do
not get the warm reaction. The
stimulation of cold bathing is good for
strong heart, but not for a weak
one. After the bath the body should
be rubbed into a glow with a towel.
The cold bath is helpful as a reduc-
ing method because the energy re-
quired to restore the normal heat at
the surface of the body after a cold
plunge uses up excess fat. You are
about pounds over the average for
your age and height. Your measure
ments indicate a well proportioned
body except the thigh. which might
be an inch or two smaller. / suggest
your taking the exercises given in my
leahet on Beauty Exercises under
the paragraph on reducing hips and
thighs. LOIS LEEDS.
fCOpyright. 1929
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MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

but tends to have the opposite effect.
Lather your face we'll with tincture
of green soap, which you may buy
from any druggist in liquid form. and
warm water. Rinse well in clean
warm water. Use cold water for
final rinse and add a few drops of
tincture of benzoin to 1t before bath
ing your face. This acts as an astrin-
gent to help correct the excessive oili-
ness. 81 Thorough cleansing and the
use of an astringent should free you
from the enlarged pores and black
heads. The occasional pimples may
be the result of dietetic errors. Next
time you notice them try to recall
what you have been eating. Pimples
often appear after one has eaten too
much candy and rich foods. Eat
fresh fruit and green vegetables every
day and avoid constipation. My leaf
let on "Complexion Ills" gives de-
tailed local treatments for your COM
pleXion blemishes. Ask for it when
you write again, please.
LOIS LEEDS
Evening star., 1927-12-01

TINE FIRST man to bake
i Rice's bread iD Wash
ington was a Washingtonian
he knew what Wasl-
ington people like,
The recipe that he worked
out was designed just to
please the Washington
housewives.
They had to admit, when
they tried it, that it was ex-
actly like their own bread
when they baked at home.
This is why Rice's has al
ways been Washington's fa-
vorite bread the first choice
of Washington's particular
housewives.
Evening star., 1927-12-01

I6. Engineering degree (ab.).
II. Not any.
90. Mimics.
81. Southern State tab.).
%. Japanese plant.
"a. Note of the scale.
25. Masculine name.
26. Center of solar system.
80. Cloth used in army uniforms.
80. Ammon.
q. Like.
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BRIDGE DESTROYED
IN BOMBING TESTS
Abandoned Structure Ruined
by Army Planes Dropping
High Explosives.

ALRE,MARI.E, y. c. December %.
The Swift Island Bridge, once the
pride of the State highway depart
nlent, today was little more than a
mass Of junk when considered from
an unitarian standpoint, four bombs
loaded With high explosives having
ripped great holes in it and rendered
1t unsafe
The bridge. made useless for high
way purposes by a power development
and replaced by a new structure 800
yards up stream. is being made the
subject of extensive tests by aviatorS
dropping bombs. and Field Artillery.
Through the early part of the week
aviators testing the effec; of bombs
loaded with sand. knocked several
great holes in the floor of the struc-
eure. hut did not render il unus2ble
Yesterday they began to shower ii
with high explosive bombs from alti-
tudes Of more than mile. One direct
hit blew great hole in the span yes
terday. and two others ripped out
pieces Of railing by conclusion. A
dozen landing in one spot buried them
selves 30 TO 30 feet into the ground
before they exploded. leaving immense
craters in the west approach.
Early today two planes. coming
eASA1i Euit biaSE dliu carry lSs ltduS
OF e0o-pound bombs, appeared out of
the haze TO the eastward. Swoopins
down 10 5000 feet they dropped their
loads. A compound sighting bomb
struck the bridge squarely over the
west pier and minute or two later
two 60o-pounders landed. Slabs of
concrete appearing at distance to be
six feet or more square few high into
the air. The bridge ratings on both
sides showed great gaps. Several
other shells landed in the Pee Dee
River some yards from the span.
throwing great fountains of water ESQ
feet into the air.
Unlike yesterday the bombs today
did not shower the dugouts in which
observers sought safety. but the CON
cussion shook the countryside for
miles around. Assistant Secretary of
War F. Trubee Dawson and Mai. Gen,
A. j. Bowley. commander of Fort
Bragg, watched the work again today.
Mr.. Dawson, who landed his amphib-
ian airplane yesterday on n lake at
Badin owned by Secretary of the
Treasury Andrew ". Mellon, plans 10
return to Washington this afternoon.
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other year for the protection Of all.
At Christmas Seal headquarters.
1922 Eleventh street. today the total
of seals sold and for which cash had
been received was about 100000,
leaving 500, 900 seals yet to be sold to
meet the years lnIdget. This includes
"a 200 seals sold by the pupils of Sid
wells Friends School. Mount Vernon
Seminary. Miss Madeiras School, Ma.
tional Cathedral School for Girls and
st. Adams School for Boys. The Tu-
berculosis Hospital patients are work.
ing on their allotment of seals and
hav~ not yet turned in their report.
There are still a great many people to
whom seals have been sent on trial
who have not been heard from and it
is hoped that many of these will send
in their payments after Christmas.
The officers take this opportunity TO
thank all who have bought and used
the Health Seals and to renew their
pledge to make the best possible use of
the funds in the various community
health services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
Neutrality-suspicious. and Southampton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and London.
Amor-Ia Cuayra. Puerto Cabello and
Flora-Inagua Care Hayiien and Port au
Meyico-Havana ProEreso. Vera Cruz and
Tampico.
BridCetown--Port all Prince. Cartagena and
Puerto Colombia.
New Brooklyn-Accra
New Northland-Nassau.
River Deiavare-Gl braitar.
SAILING TOMORROW
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and, Antwerp.
CalgHric--Queenstown and Liverpool.
Leiitia-Moville and GLASGOW.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hare and London
Sihoney--Havana.
Porto Rico--San Juan
Tivives-santiago Kingston and Puerto Bar
Cal1mares-Havaua Cristobal and Port
siivisMHslifax and St Johns
Fort st Geor2e-Bermuda.
Macah--SantiaSo. Kingston and Puerto
Elns E.mPucrto Plata santo Domingo city
and Monte Christi.
Isa-Santo Domingo.
Observation-Disclosures
Grnnland--Mnnte Christi
Half Moon-Beirut.
SAILING MONDAY. DECEMBER 20
Mexican--Cristobal and Pacific Coast
SAILING TUESDAY DECEMBER -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cherbourg and Ham
burg.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS.
New York-Cherbonrg. southampton and
Hamburg
Ancon-Port All Prince and Cristobal.
Caracas--San Juan La Guayra and Mara
caiho
Fort Victora-Berfnuda
Metapan-Kingston. Cristobal. Puerto Co.
lomhia aud Santa Marta.
Rochambeau--Hayre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23

Toxic, Japan. Is adding three Amer.
lean fire engines to it's fire.fighting
equipment.
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Deaths Reported.

the following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department In the past "a hours
Martha II. Fortune. so. 400 9th ST. sc.
William c. Fechtg 20. 20 II st.
Frank Slime. II. Walter Reed General
Hospital
John d. Mcdonald. 81. Sibley Memorial
Hospital
Anrie Griffin. 80. ass l st.sw.
Simon Atlas &C. Emergency Hospital
Charles II. Bishop, IS. 1917 North Cap
itol -.
Alice. b.. Vinton, o. 430 10Th 4. sc.
Marcie f. Brewer. so, Iowa circle.
Edward A llovd 80. 5715 9th 81.
Beatrice c, Stormont. As. $3.50 Ell.
Hospita
Josenh A. Mills. 81 Walter Reed General
Hospital
sol duffy 20. GaIlinger Hospital.
Sarah johnson 45 "o20 Greens court.
Mary Peyion 30. Freednlens Hospital.
ANNE G. Rollins. 50 II LIST 1t. ne
Sarah Ridout 20 Frerimen's Hosnital
Jnniata Parhan, : months. Chldren's Hos.
nit al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
URGES HIGHER GRADE
FOR ARMY CHAPLAINS
Secretary Of War Renews Recon-
mendation Of Brigadier General
Rank for Corps Chief.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Davis of the War Depart.
ment has renewed his recommended
tons to the military committees Of
Congress that the rank Of brigadler
general be provided for the chief Of the
Corps Of Army Chaplains, the appoint
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage Licenses have been ISSUED TO the
follow ing:
Basil NJ Weston ard Emily B. Farmer.
Gerard 4. haske and Thelma c. Bromweil
Louis Gfytns and Alberta Brown.
Kenneth hiukson of Baltimore Md. and
Minnie oherholter of Takona Park. Nd.
Clovis 4. Turner and Cora l. Beach
Charles l. I.yfern and Veronica Lancaster
Oscar Z. Davis and Annie johnson.
Farley c. Christian and Elizabeth E
Roydop. L. ,Reichiey. of this city and
kathryn z. Seaborn of Clarendon. Va.
Henry W. Williams and Pauline Gary
James z King and Gertrude L. Hall
Jos ph Spruell of Baltimore. Nd. and Gar
neif MoteB of this city.
William Ellis Of Vienna. Va. and Lucinda
Eeamun Of Sterling. Va.
Paul A Simmons and Lena Smith.
Arnold 6 Craig of Omaha. Nebr.. and
Gi1ateth L. Entwistle of this city.
Albert C.. Goodlng and Anna d. Brencoyz
karfal g. Caxbarian of Riveriale. Nd.
and ElE abeth J. Newell of this city.
Charles II. Norris of this city and Mary
y Mategs Of King George County, Va.
AaicoIm p Raper of Nioto. Tenn. and
Avail II. Martin of Alexandria. Va.
BurdseA =. johnson and Catherine s.
Bridges. both Of Philadelphia. Pa.
The new high record for tonnage
was set by the Suez Canal in the first
six months - this year.
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Births Reported.

Angus w. and Bessie u. Echard. girl.
Oscar J. and Eta M. Miller. girl.
Uric &. and Violet A. Lint. girl.
Clarence d. and AVIS Marceron. girl.
Erancis =; and Louise Y. Ia May. boy.
Robert D. ind Ellen Z. Prentice. boy.
Anthony b. G. and Anna l.. Graves. girl
Carl H.. and Bernice, M King, girl.
Charles II. and Elizabeth V. Rafferty,. girl
Leon and Askcn Bezdikian girl.
Edward and Mollie Sachs. boy.
Melvin and Rose II. Brotman. boy.
Clause A., and Louise Gathgens, boy;
Charles Z and Eleanor N stebbins. boy.
William, i. and Angela Todd. boy:
BENJAMIN II. and Alice Jackson. girl,
Rev. Hamr ton and Coral Gaskins. girl.
John H. and Mae Lyles. girl.
Wi.bert and Mary Saunders. boy.
Albert and Willie N. p. Cheatham, boy.
James and Susie Hawkins boy.
Herndon II. and Josephine Nichols, girl.
John 4, and Lucille I. Patrick, girl
John w. and Pauline D. Booth. boy.
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ment to be made with the advice and
consent OF the Senate for periods of
four years. The chief chaplain new
has the rank OF colonel.
The War Department bill also pro-
vides for equalization OF rank, pay and
promotion In the Chaplains' Corps
with other staff corps In the Army 10
as to provide for promotion to captain
after three years service al first lieu.
tenant. to major after IL years; lieu
tenant colonel after 20 years and
colonel after 26 years.
The director OF the budget has al.
ready approved any additional cost TO
the Government these changes might
involve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23

Soldiers Field for private enterprises.
to the United States Court Of Appeals.
Just prior to the bout last Septem.
Der, Rev. Mr.. Williams. a reform
worker, sought an injunction In Fed.
eral District Court to restrain the
boxers. the South Park board, In con.
troll of the field, and the promoters
from holding the match. Judge George
A. Carpenter denied the petition. Yes.
terday's action is an appeal from
Judse Carpenters ruling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23
BOXING PROPOSAL O. KID.
Methodist Board Official Endorses
Plan for Amateurs in d. G.

BY the Associated Press.
A measure providing amateur box
ing for the District of Columbia has
drawn the support of Deets Pickett,
executive secretary of the Methodist
Board OF Prohibition. Temperance
and Public Morals.
Charles A. Ornstein. secretary Of
the South Atlantic Amateur Athletic
Union. after a conference with Mr..
Pickett, announced that the latter
would 1ndorse any change in the
District law which would permit we'll
regulated amateur boxing and still
exclude "the plague of commercial
lied, unsportsman-like prize fighting"
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REFORMER FILES APPEAL.
Seeks Ruling on Legality Of Using
Soldiers Field for Bout.

CHICAGO. December 20 @.--Rev.
Elmer Williams yesterday carried his
fight for a public accounting Of the
100000 gate receipts of the Tunney.
Dempsey championship match here,
and decision on the legality OF using
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-23

Mrs. Florence Fowler entertained
at an informal dinner party in the
alcove at the Grace Dodge Hotel Tues
day evening.