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A Russian Daily Newspaper, Publi0hes
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-12-09


ing motor" the machine operates a
cycle hitherto believed impossible
Of achievement. by creating a spark
with magnetic. feeding it through
tubes containing special material
which changes alternating current
into direct and building it up to
the volume required.
One Of these motors is operating
foundry, another Is being con.
structed for use In an automobile
which it is planned to drive across
the continent, and preparations are
being made for building an airplane
motor.
The motor was invented by Henry
w. Lavigne of Worcester, an auto
mobile mechanic and magnetic ex
! pert, after. Is years of experiments
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portation act of 1920 to this end is
requested.
Other legislation desired by the
commission includes an amendment
making unlawful any consolidation
or acquisition of the control of one
railroad by another ''in any manner
whatsoever. except with our specific
approval and authorization. and for
specific authority to disapprove a
consolidation or acquisition upon
the ground that 1t does not include
a carrier or all or any part Of its
property which ought to be included
in the public interest and which it
Is possible to include upon reason.
able terms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-12-09
Insane Convict Wins
$4,000 Life Insurance

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. g.
Held to be totally disabled" for
his accustomed employment as a
railroad shop emplpye because ne
is serving a life sentence to the
Tennessee penitentiary for attack
ing a 10-year-old girl last March.
b. T. Maddin. adiudged insane
since he began his prison sen.
tence. has gained a verdict to re.
cover on a $4,000 life insurance
policy after q jury trial in the
Circuit Court. The case sets a
new precedent in Tennessee.
At the time OF his commitment
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to jail Maddin was an empploye Of
the Nashville. Chattanooga and st
Louis Railroad. The road took out
a blanket" insurance policy on
all its employees with the Pru
DENTAL Insurance Company Of
America. Under this policy EN-.
pIoyes in Maddin's class were TO
receive $4,000 in case Of becom.
ing totally disabled before the
age Of so. Insanity is the basis
of Maddin's claim.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-12-09
CHANGES ASKED
/. IN .L.C.C. RULE

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission in its annual report asks
Congress to relieve it from the duty
of compiling a complete plan for
consolidating the railroads Of the
country into a limited number Of
systems. Amendment Of the trans
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-12-09
MOTOR AINAZES
SCIENTISTS

BOSTON. Dec. ga self-consum-
ing electric motor. which runs
without batteries or other outside
aid. and which it is predicted win
revolutionize the automotive. air.
plane and electrical industries, is
amazing local experts.
Known as the 'self-regenerat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-12-09

New Zealand has four radio
broadcasting stations which are
supported by the proceeds from
license fees.
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Our Credit System

No red All articles sold have
collectors bother No interest
All Nationally Advertised Merchandise sold
ON our Liberal Credit Terms--ths easiest in the world
Evening star., 1927-05-26
MISS BLUEBEARD
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR.

lemons and keep him from making
love to her. which didn't help the
punch to any extent. But she was gay
excited, as she hadn't been in weeks.
What fun this was. and what charm
ing people, She hadn't had nearly as
much fun at New Haven.
This crowd was so different. They
were sophisticated without being hard.
She had even taken couple of drinks
and felt pleasantly elated, and Ted
Marlowe hadn't made himself objec
tionable. In fact, he had done rather
charming thing.
While she had been squeezing the
oranges over the little glass squeeZer
he had stopped and kissed her hand
She had Strengthened suddenly.
You're very lovely, you know he
had said softly. Don't be cross with
me-"
I'm not cross"
but you look at me so sternly, like
a princess who has been offended"
Nonsense"
"You do, really. Tell me. who are
YOU? What do you do? I'm just a
humble architect myself, not much
good any way YOU look at it. But the
Pomeroys always gather a lot of inter
esting people. I suppose you write or
paint or do something interesting.
II think architects Are terribly in
teresting."
But I'm still in the rough. l haven't
arrived at the stage where / can plan
a bridge or a skyscraper."
Jills eyes wandered to the punch
bowl Ted Marlowe was nice boy,
but not interesting enough for her to
encourage. She did like this crowd,
however, and she wanted to get back
to the living room.
THAT ice is melting" she remarked.
His eyes followed, hers, and then re-
turned to concentrate on her. His
face wore an open smile that might
have been guileless and again might
not.
You think you're fairly hard boiled
don't you?" he said. But don't fool
yourself. you're not. You have some
scheme thought out, but it won't work
not with a woman like you. You'll
fall. And then watch out because the
man may not fall for you"
He made his speech in perfect good
temper, but very seriously, and Jill
felt little chill creep down her spine.
Before she could speak, however, Ted
was balancing the punch bowl aloft
and she was following him back into
the living room.
Just a little later she and John de-
parted, but in the taxi he was rather
cool and aloof. To offset his mood she
talked a great deal. After all, he was
her employer, and he had given her a
very charming evening.
"I had a beautiful time" she en-
Unused. Mrs. Pomeroy was so nice
to me and every one l met was so in
teresting."
John had handled cases of all kinds;
he had listened to all kinds of COM
plants from all kinds of people, but
this affected him very strangely. He
was a simple man, but with her he
felt both simple and at loss for
speech. He couldn't account for his
feeling. He had watched her f1irt
lightly with several of the men pres
ent. and it had hurt him because of his
interest in her. And yet it had been
a strange flirting, a sort of an ex-
perimental flirting that she did not
seem to feel herself.
(Copyright 1927
Continued i'm TomOrrOw's Star.1
Evening star., 1927-05-26
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

and women more than men, so hats
alone are not accountable.
Men patronize barber shops and
women don't and therein lies the
source of many cases of badness. For
the brush that goes on one dandruffy
head goes Except in extra clean shops
on the next head, and deposits there
the germs 1t has already collected.
Try this treatment-wash the head
every other day with soap spirit, and
every single day rub in an ointment
composed of 25 grains of salieylic acid
mixed in an ounce of oil of petro-
latum. Rub this for 10 minutes so
the grease gets well into the pores and
not just over the head and the hair.
At that, it will take months to cure
the trouble and stop falling hair.
Anna r. k.--Unless you can have
the shape of your nose corrected by
reliable plastic surgeon, you had bet
ter let it alone. You should now let
it recover from the bruising you have
given it through your personal ex-
periments on it.
Billie-The only way you can turn
Evening star., 1927-05-26
Chiefly for Men.

Badness Is a subject about which
more nonsense is talked than any
other connected with good looks in
either man or a woman. BY most,
badness is looked upon as natural
affliction and by some as a sign of
distinction, the false appearance of
a high forehead being regarded as an
outward and visible sign of intellect.
Whereas, badness is a disease, or at
least the result of a disease, to be
avoided as you would avoid any other
physical affiiction.
The most we can know about dan
druff. who are not scalp specialists, is
that men have it more frequently than
women, and that in the old days when
hats were not worn, badness was un-
known--the Indian was not bald,
primitive races are not bald. Tight
hats may account for weak hair, and
weak hair will fall out more easily
than healthy hair, otherwise / should
not blame hot hats for badness. But
men and women both wear tight hats,
Evening star., 1927-05-26

Constance Anderson. better kno1cn
as Jiu comes to Nen York to realise
her am tbitionS Her aim is to do more
1cith her life than her mother aud
sister hare. She 4CdRts 70 make men
aeT sidres. and her first ricttm from
n standpoint of importance is Edgar
Simpson, the sou of her employer.
She discoUers that he isn't the man.
Old Mr. Simpson learns about II. and
discharges her That same morning
she meets Mr Anthony Mcclure.
1cho asks her out TO lunch. He offers
her q job, 1chich she accepts. John
Adams, the other member Of the firm.
falls IN lore 1Ctth her. He takes her
out to dinner one night and Gftertcdrd
to party.
Evening star., 1927-05-26

said, "Well, how do you like shootlng
paper wads again?" and she said. "Oh.
school is just wonderful. L think the
university extension is about the finest
thing ever invented
/ said. What all did you learn that
you didn't already suspect? and she
said, well, there was no lesson the
first day. of course, and the instruc-
tors just outlined what we are to
study. Psychology is terribly interest.
ing. The instructor took up the class
hour explaining just what psychology
is
/ said. "If he can do it in an hour,
why go to school for a p1atter OF
months TO find out about 1t
Joan said, Don't be silly. He mere
ly explained the problem of psychol'
ogy," and | said, "All right. Tell me
and see if I can guess" She said.
"It isn't a puzzle, smarty. He ex.
planned that the problem of psychol'
ogy is two-fold. First, to analyZe be-
havior into it's simplest elements and
reactions. and second, to discover the
stimuli initiating the reactions"
/ said, WHAT"
Joan said, Don't you understand"
and ! said. mo. Do you?" She said,
"Of course l do" and l said, "Then
why don't you say what 1t is?"
She said, It's really going to be
very helpful in rearing the baby, /
think" and 1 said, How can that
stuff be good for anything?" and she
said, "Why, it will help me to under
stand just when and how he Is form
ing habits, and what they are likely
to lead to, and it will help me to
understand what he is thinking about
and what he wants, before he can
talk" and all the silly CRAFTS I ever
heard of. this psychology swindle is
the worst. When baby wants some
thing he yells for it, and if you can.
not tell that he wants something to
eat without going to college. why you
are too dumb to bother with.