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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Tuesday, June 81.

/ AstrologerS read tomorrow as rather
i an unimportant day lin planetary di-
! rection and for this reason there
| should be pursuit of routine matters.
| Hotels should benefit from the rule,
which appears to increase the number
| of permanent residents.
| The seers prophesy that preceding a
decided reaction toward the simple
| life gorgeous apartment houses and
| hotels will prosper in all cities.
| Love in a cottage is to gain popu-
| larity, owing to large movements of
population away from cities, it is fore
| told.
New lands are to be sought and
regions not hitherto considered habit
able will be transformed into gardens.
Warning is given that at this time
the tendency to take what does not
belong to one will be emphasized.
Forgeries and ENLIGHTENMENT will be
more numerous than in the past.
In certain crimes the apex will he
reached this year. astrologers declare,
and reforms will be widespread, owing
to the awakening of the law-abiding
elements.
Stringent laws and strict enforce
ment are foreshadowed by the stars,
which appear to menace evildoers of
every sort.
Suspicion of Interior motives may be
broadcast through the press wherever
there is any political ambition, astrol-
ogers announce, because the aspects
encourage envy of all who have po-
sitions in the sun.
Storms that will affect Texas,
Georgia and Florida again are fore
told and all parts of the country will
be affected by unusual weather con-
ditions.
Increase in the birthrate is forecast
and larger families will become COM
mon in America, despite divorce. the
seers prophesy.
Persons whose birthdate is tomor-
row have the augqry of year of
prosperity, provided attention is con-
centrated on work.
Children born tomorrow may be en-
dowed with steady, practical char
acteristics, which assure useful ca
recrs.
(Copyright. 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
Baked Carrots.

One cup grated carrot, one-half cup
bread crumbs, two egg whites, one
quarter cup sugar, one-half cup milk.
two egg yolks, three-quarters tea
spoon lemon juice, one tablespoon
powdered sugar.
Beat the egg yolks with the sugar.
Add the CARROTS. salt, bread crumbs
and milk. Cook the mixture in a
double boiler until thick. stirring
frequently. Fill small buttered bak-
ing dish and bake about 90 minutes
in moderate oven. Have ready the
egg whites stitfly beaten and pile on
top of the carrot mixture. The pow.
dered sugar should be mixed with the
egg white while they are beaten. Re.
turn the whole to the oven and brown
the meringue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
CHAPTER XXXVH.
The Principals Enter.

Jill, with her heart leaping in her
breast from excitement sat in the
back of the courtroom and watched
the different people enter.
When Dorothy arrived, all in gray,
even to gray satin slippers and a soft
little gray silk toque, Jill could not
help realizing how pretty she really
was. And how frail and childlike.
No faintest line married that smooth
young face, which today wore a
slightly sad and pensive expression.
Her lawyer, Mr.. Carter, was with
her. They sat and talked in low
voices.
Jill couldn't keep here eyes from
Dorothy's face.
This was the woman Tony loved,
this spoiled young child. No one would
ever dream she was a mother. One
had only to look at her to realize that
she had never done any work, that
she had never had to solve any kind
of problem. Things just came to her
without effort.
People kept coming into the room.
Jill recognized several reporters from
other papers, but she remained alb
sorbed in Dorothy.
The small space behing the railing
began to fill up, and Mr.. Carter left
al
table inside. And then a small group
of people came in together.
Jill saw Dorothy swerve her head
quickly, and then start to her feet.
The next minute she was gathering n
little child up into her arms. The
scene took place quite close to Jill.
who stared with fascinated eyes.
Helen, baby. did you miss mother"
Dorothy was saying. She was down
on her knees before the baby, tears
were streaming down her cheeks.
Jills reactions We're varied
Unless she was a wonderful actress,
the emotion was genuine. and the child
certainly loved her mother, for she
threw her little arms around her neck
and kissed her while she sobbed aloud
A little later, however, just before
the judge came into the room, Jill saw
Dorothy carefully repairing her make
up. She kept delving into the depths
of an expensive gray leather bag and
bringing forth different utensils. She
kept darting swift, birdlike looks into
a small, square mirror. She smoothed
the cupids bow of her lips with a
slender finger so that it's color would
not be too vivid. When everything
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was adjusted to her liking, she sat
back against the hard back of the
bench and returned to her sad and
slightly pensive expression. Jill no.
ticed that she had not spoken to her
| husband.
She rather liked Edgar Woods looks.
He seemed kindly ard dependable and
he spoke very gently to little Helen
when she asked questions about why
mother couldn't sit with them.
Then the judge entered the room.
The lawyers began to rustic their
papers. The case was on
The feelings of the principals in the
case varied as things started.
Edgar Woods heart was filled with
bitterness against Dorothy. He hadnt
wanted to bring Helen here, but he
was determined not to give her UP
without Il fight.
Dorothy, sure of herself and of her
appearance and certain that she would
get the child, sat d canning of Tony.
Mr.. Carter, noticing rather uneasily
that several strangers had come in
with Edgar. wondered if he had been
wrong in not building up more of a
case. 1t looked as if Edgar had
brought witnesses.
Jills thoughts kept darting about
from one tnlnS 10 another, while
Helen kept wondering in her baby
mind why her mother couldn't sit be.
side her.
Edgar's lawyer was smart and pre-
possessing, not more than 35 or So.
and with a certain jauntiness about
him. Contrasted with Mr.. Carter, with
his quiet gravity. he was assured.
Through her lashes. Dorothy looked
at him with hatred. Many a time she
had entertained him at dinner, but she
had never liked him. She had always
hated that cocksure air of his. 1t an
noyed her today, although it didn't
really shake her confidence. Every
thing was going to be all right.
tCopyright. 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

general also are interested, if I may
judge by the requests / receive from
my readers. The truth is that most of
us tend to neglect posture exercises
until the result becomes apparent in
round shoulders. double chins, hollow
or sway backs. fiat chests. promi-
nent abdomens and unsvmmetrical
figures.
When milady suddenly wakes up to
the defects in her figure she at once
casts about for speedy remedy re.
CARELESS of the fact that irregularities
that have been developing unnoticed
for years cannot he cured over night.
In most cases it takes patient exercise
and hourly practice of correct posture
covering period of months to over
come these faults and to restore the
beauty of the figure.
A very good exercise for straighten-
ing the back and correcting round
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

Constance Anderson, better knoun
as Jill, comes to NeW York qcith the
idea OF being q regular Miss Blue
beard. She is partly successful, but
aohen she comes IN contact 1Cith Tony
Mcclure. q youn0 ldtcyer in 1chOSe
office she acorks for time, she
realizes that she has met her match.
His ideas are the same as hers, and.
although he makes only light lore to
her, she realizes that she cares for
him. She goes on the Bulletin as a
reporter, and her first assignment is
an interUie,o acith Mrs. Wood.
achoSe husband has kidnapped their
child. Jill DISCOVERS that Tony has
come bettCeen Mrs. Wood and her
husband, and lCritCs an article for
her paper 1chich Tony sees. Mrs.
Wood decides to get out q 1Crit of
hdbeds corpus. she has no doubt
that her child tCiH be returned to her
and that she can hare Tony as aoeH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

Mineral Oil Mayonnaise.

Raw egg, j.
Salt, IL teaspoon.
Dry mustard, Il teaspoon.
Paprika, Il teaspoon.
Lemon juice, tablespoons.
Mineral Oil, ] II cups.
Boiling water, / tablespoon.
MAKES / PINT.
Break an egg into small, deep
bowl. Stir salt. paprika and mustard
into egg with a fork. When thor
oughly mixed stir in lemon juice. Beat
with a wheel egg beaten, then add
teaspoon tasteless mineral oil Ut can
be bought at the drug store) When
this oil is blended. add a little more.
Beat well. Gradually add the rest of
the oil n very little at a time until it
begins TO thicllen. When mixture is
of desired consistency, beat in boiling
water to hold E;2yonnaise together.
Chill. Ready to serve. VIII keep sew
eral days.
DIET NOTE
Can be used by persons wishing to
reduce, as mineral oil is not assimi-
lated. Also useful in laxative diet.
Recipe can be used by a diabetic. The
egg and lemon juice furnish iron, lime
and Vitamins A, b and G.
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around-that hot, highly seasoned
food ought to be eaten in cold north
ern countries rather than in Mexico
and India and Jamaica, and that bril-
liantly colored fabrics are of them
selves too vivid and warm in tropical
climates or warm weather. But that
is not how the matter is worked out
in actual practice.
If you really like colors, then you
should choose bright ones for Sum-
mer. The strong lights and vivid
shadows of our American Summers
leave the light pastel tones looking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

shoulders Is used in some public
schools. To do the exercise stand
straight and throw the head back. I'm
,gine that rope is hanging just above
your head. Reach up high with enc
hand and grasp the rope. Pull it down
and then reach up with the other
hand. Keep shoulders back. Continue
hauling down the imaginary rome
until slightly tired.
Another exercise that is given in
schools for correcting the sway-back
inquire with prominent abdomen is done
in a sitting position on the floor. The
legs are extended straight in front
Keeping knees straight. lean forward
and grasp your toes. This is hard to
do unless your muscles are supple.
Keeping hold of your toes, bend your
knees. The exercise consists of bend
ing and Strengthening the knees while
keeping mold of your toes. Those who
experience difficulty in going through
the movement should begin with only
TWO or three repetitionS and gradually
increase the number from day to dav.
Since most posture defects originate
In wrong manner of carrying the
spine, exercises that strengthen and
timber up the muscles in this region
are helpful. Spine-stretching exercises
"iO cNCeiiSHt dHu easy 10 Go. The
simplest exercise of this sort consists
of standing erect with hands on hips
and drawing ones figure up as tall as
possible. Another similar one is per.
formed by grasping n bar high above
the head and allowing the body to
hang straight, supported only by the
arms.
A fiat chest or round shoulders will
he benefited by the following exercise
that is done while living down on ones
back: Grasp pair of dumbbells Tor
two books of equal weight in the
hands and hold them up at arms
length above the body. Slowly lower
the arms sidewise. keeping elbows
straight. Raise the arms again and
repeat the movements to 10 times
slowly.
DOWNRIGHT 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT
YOUR OWN LOCALITY?
Test Your knowledge Washington and Nearby Regions of
Maryland and Virginia.
BY DONALD 4. CRAIG.


of
of the
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in of
constru ted?
Answers this t0days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
OUR CHILDREN By Angelo pa,ri

You will never be able to hurry me
INTO answering you like that again"
1t is always we'll to take time to
think about childs request before
answering it. Once the decision is rem.
dered it should stay. Unless YOU have
had time TO think about il there are
likely to he mistakes. Take time.
Then the children will not fall int1
bad habits. And your decision will
have weight and Importance in their
minds.
fCOpyright 1877
Mr.. Patri will give personal attention
TO Inquiries from parents or school teachers
nn the care and development of children
Write him in of this paper. inclosirg
self-addressed STAMPED envelope for reply
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Postage Stamp Picture.

A picture made from minute pieces
OF postage stamps by a London house
maid has been presented to Queen
Mary. The picture represents a bou.
quet of flowers and ferns, topped by
blue butterfly, and wa recently on
show at an art exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
DIARY OF A
NEW FATHER
nday Night.
BY BOB DICKSON.

Sunday Night.
Bill jerks and his wife came over
this afternoon, and he is the friend
who gave me some advice last week
about licking this guy Mayors, who
lives back of us. on account of his
kids giving out baby whooping cough.
and Bill wanted to know how did
come out, and of course it was nice
and friendly of him. but l hope he
will call me on the telephone next
time or else come over by himself.
on account of his wife is terrible and
she has a poodle, and Mary's little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
Defects in the Figure.

Educators in progressive commune
ties are giving new emphasis to exer-
cises that are planned to correct or
prevent defects of posture that are all
too common among young folk. 1t is
in this type of exercise that people in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
FIs.I Rla T. ~. Played byS0NEh
Salient Points of the Play.

Trick l and 2. Declarer wins Trick
1 in Dummy in order 10 lead Clubs
up to his hand. With nine Clubs in
sight, he takes a single finesse in that
suit.
Trick 3. Declarer takes the double
Anesse iR Hearts as there are only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

The Bay of Naples, lying at the
foot of tumultuous Vesuvius. has one
of the most beautiful situations il
Europe. Naples is the largest city and
one of the principal seaports in Italy
Naples was originally Greek colony
later a duchy and then the capital of q
kingdom. 1t has been the scene OF
various revolutionary outbreaks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
Bright CoIors for Summer Frocks
by MARY MARSHALL.

Bright colors, like highly spiced
foods, are always more prevalent in
warm countries than in cool coun-
tries. You. and l may feel that it
ought to be just the other way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

A new airplane engine, developing
900 to $50 horse power. has been tested
at Glasgow. The power is obtained
with great economy of petrol and OIL
The propeller has a direct drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

HOT oats and milk" is the
L l. dietetic urge of the day.
It's the balanced ration" of pro-
TEN, carbohydrates and vitamines--
plus the bulk" to make laxatives
less often needed - that worlds
authorities are advising.
Now you cook it in ~ to S minutes.
That's faster than plain toast. No
kitchen muss or bother.
Why go on, then, with less nour-
ishing breakfasts7 Today get Quick
Quaker -. food that stands by you
through the morning.
Your grocer has Quick Quaker
also Quaker Oats as you have always
known them.
Quick Quaker
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CLEAR AND BRIGHT IS THE
COMBINATION OF WHITE AND
SCARLET IN THIS SPORTS EN-.
SEMBLE. THE FROCK IS OF
WHITE F l. A \ n E L, WITH
PLEATED SKIRT AND SCAR
LET LANDINGS ON THE BOD
ICE. AND THE COAT Is OF
SCARLET CLOTH FACED WITH
WHITE SILK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

Prices realized on Swift & Comnanv
sales of carcass beef in Washington X a.
shipments sold out, ranged from Ii 90 cent
to 1900 cents per pound and averaged | & RS
cents p9und.-~A DIV 81 Ii semanf sS" 1.-TWO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20
THE PLAY

EInaI BID ,,...,...... Played by ...,......,.
eight cards Of the suit in the COM
bined hands.
Trick 6. The six of Clubs is now
an entry in Dummy for second lead
of Hearts.
Mr.. whitehead will answer questions con-
corning your Bridge problems Write to
proper biddinO and play?
addressed stamped envelope.
fCopYright 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

Continued in tomorrow's Starr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-20

(Copyright. 1927
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-14
Yankees CaDture American League Baseball ChampOnshi

growers have ben offered $1,000 to
ST. per 100 pounds, basis clean seed;
in New Mexico, mostly $40 to ST..
and in Texas, $12 to $3.50. Three
prices were lower than opening
prices last year. In other states
prices have not been established, but
nominal offers are reported to be I;
little lower than last year due main
". it is believed to the larger carry
over Of common alfalfa than normal
The unusually short crop of Canadian
alfalfa, small carryovcr of Grimm
alfalfa in the United States, and prob
able decreased production of common
alfalfa in Montana and South Dakota
are expected to give considerable
support to prices for Grimm alfalt2e
Notwithstanding the prospective my
crease in production in Idaho and
Utah.
The average prices per 100 pounds
paid to growers for common alfalfa
seed for the crop years 1913 to 1926
were as follows: 1918, $500; 1919,
$28.10; 1920, $3.50: 1921. $3.50;
1922, $145O; 1923, $1,000; 1924,
$16.O5; 1925, $15.15; 1925, $ll.OO.
The wholesale selling prices per
100 pounds for best grades of com
mon alfalfa in the Missouri Valley
averaged for the fivc-month periods,
January to May, 1920 to 1927 as fol-
lows: 1920. $4O.15; 1921, $3.50;
1922, $17.95; 1923, $2O.05; 1924,
$22.25; 1925, S22.s5; 1926, $2o.40;
1927, 1890.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-14
TUNNEY MIN US.
HIS B0DGYUARD.
FOR FIRST DAY.
Leaves Detective at Training
Camp Monday as He Goes
10 Visit Friends
BOUTS SHOW SPEED
Champion Faster, Stronger
Than When He Trimmed
Dempsey Last Fall

Lake Villa, H., Sept. 1l.--fR-
Most people would naturally believe
that the heavyweight champion Of
the world, Of all people, is best able
To take care Of himself, but not the
citizens Of Chicago.
For, the first time since Tunncy
came west 10 days ago to start train
ing for the most expensive show in
history-his S3,00E,OOO title battle
with Jack Dempsey ut Soldiers
Field-thc champion today had no
one minding him.
Gene left his personal bodyguard.
Bill Smith Of detective hcadquar-
tiers, spinning yarns Of the stock
yards and the bold Chicago gunner
when he left the training. camp Mon
day TO visit with friends at Lake
Forest, ~ miles away.
Still on Visit
The situation had not changed to-
day for Gene was still visiting and
the sergeant was still spinning his
yarn.
With the champion absent. not
even people with business on the
grounds are appearing at the camp.
Gene was due at the country club
l'HlpHL LOT GlDHcf aItcr his three
day absence Satisfied that his CON
diton is such that only three more
workouts will fit him perfectly for
the 10 round title defense, Gene will
box Thursday and Friday and proba-
bly, Sunday before putting aside his
training toys.
Weighing 1872 pounds, Tunncy, ac-
cording to the consensus of news
paper critics, is faster than when
he whipped Dempsey last fall
stronger, and is boxing and punch
ing better than at any time in his
career. The added weight. some OF
which Gene intends to remove be.
fore the battle, has crcpt into the
punching equipment about his bach
and shoulders. The champion is no
ticeably simmer through the wais'
and hips.
Tunney may visit Tex Richard
promoter Of the show. in Chicago to-
day before returning to camp. A
slight difference Of opinion exists
between the promoter and the cham
pion on the ticket question. Like
some others, Gene ordered 500 tick.
cts to the big show and received
only zoo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-14
SPEED, WEIGHT
ARE FEATURES
OF H. S. TEAM
Practices Becoming More In
tensiye as Initial Game With
Ashley Draws Near
NEW METHODS USED
Change Made in Work OF
Observation-Disclosures Booked
For Armistice Day

Speed without loss of the requisite
weight appears as the outstanding
characteristic Of the Bismarck foot
ball team, early season practices in
dictate.
With the initial game Of the sea-
son, with Ashley, here, just 10 days
off, practices arc becoming more in
tcnsivc. Scrimmagc is to start Fri
day and tackling and blocking work
started earlier in the week.
New ways Of using the backficld
have been introduced by Coach r. D.
Mcleod. just two Of the backficld
men are assigned the duty Of carry
ing the ball. and the others do the
blocking. LIGHTHOUSE and Hank Brown
have been entrusted with the pigskin-
toting Job in practice, while Hoffman
and O'Hare aid in the blocking.
Landcrs. Hedstrom Back
returned to school, thus adding to
the list of experienced gridmen.
Brown, who played at end last year,
is being used in the backfield, while
klipstein is holding down one Of the
tackle positions. Adam Brown is TAX
ing care of the other tackle job.
showing up we'll and Bcnscr and Ger
center position. York, Landers and
Dunn and Spriggs are two likely
candidates for backficld positions.
Spriggs, while green, is coming along
fast and is showing that his speed
was not confined to the basketball
floor alone.
May Play Dickinson
Dickinson or Linton may be includ-
cd on the Bismarck schedule this
year. The October % date is open.
and one Of these two teams is .cx-
pcctcd to fill the gap.
One of the feature games of the
season is scheduled here for October
!. when Mandan will journey across
the river to play the Bismarck grid
men. Encouragement Of the schedule,
completed Tuesday, brings Bismarck
to Mandan for the closing game of
the season, Armistice day. The
Minot game here October 8 will
De another feature Of the season.
Smarting under the crushing defeat
administered them at Minot, the Bis.
marck men are determined to turn
s.sS lesO'Is suio SCdI. EdTkO dt dT8OJ
October IA, is sure to be another
highlight Of the season. The hope
that Bismarck can come through with
! victory over the Midget gridders is
increasing with reports that Coach
Charley Kimbal is faced with the
necessity Of holding a number Of
green mca into his team.
Mobridge, here October 20, should
furnish fans another taste of good
/ football. Comparatively unknown in
. this section of the country. Mobridge
! has rolled up an imposing list Of vic.
tories for itself along the Milwaukee
line.
Valley C0y Scheduled
Valley City is scheduled here
November 6 and fans are anxious t.
see what the Barnes county eridder:
can accomplish under new coach.
With the outstanding teams of thu
state scheduled, this year give
promise Of furnishing fans the fines
football fare they have had set be
fore them in some time. It Is ont
of the most strenuous schedules eve
attempted by Bismarck and it en-
tails meeting the majority of tn
leading teams Of the state, jamestown
and Grand Forks excepted.