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44T Luray pi fnear Soldiers Home Parl
10 rooms bath elec, . porches. garag
good repair: So so.
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OPEN ALL DAY.

sa950: $500 CASH.
Lovely semi-det Groom and bath house
Of unusual merit and value. in m excep-
tionAl section. Only left.
CALL CLEVE. 2731. 3O%
Evening star., 1927-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEO. FRANCS WILLIAMS. 1fso-7

trict of Columbia In the r1a.te- =. -.
voluntary dlssoIuiiGn OF The NeLeod q:
stone Co Inc No. 4.s97. in Eaul,y -
proceeding Is to effect . Dissolution ~
The Mcleod Cut Stone Co Inc cr-oo-z-
uon Organized under the laws Of The Drs--,-s
of Columbia. Upon motion Of the p>.I,.o7s-s
herein. BY George FrzncIs Williams. ,as.r
attorney II IA this 18th day Of Tece-a1s-
AID 1897, ordered that All perSo7s 80.
ested IN said corporation appear IN the ah<-s
court By the thirt first day OF lamar a D.
lH.s. ana show cause. II any they have WY
said corporation should not ~ cisAogws<
Provided. = eopy OF this order be psn.l.r..
O7ce week for three successive EH~gs -
the Washington Law Reporter zrd II. F-s-
ninT star ne spaner before said day. By -.
Court. p L. SlDDOSS. Justies IA )
A true copy. Trs, FRANE z CrSSTSG
EAN. Clerk By. CHAs- B. COFLIS A.ss
Clerk. 6eso as ls
Evening star., 1927-05-05
DOROTHY DX'S LETTER BOX
Petting Husband Without Spelling Hinl-Shall
She Marry Man Three Wives
Have Divorced?
Have Divorced?

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- raised
exaing baby than infant
herself OF upon
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doing
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and their lives vainly trying please them
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a to all Of herow in.
sacrifice
her children
PLAN And the they out how she them
DEAR DOROTHY a
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your a
OF than had been but wouldn't opinion
Maybe he right.
wished
requirements wouldn't
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Evening star., 1927-05-05

going to be nice justloafing around
this evening"" and Joan said. I'm
sorry to disappoint you, but I have
plenty for you to do, darling" and
/ said, Whats the bad news" and
she said, "Why, we have to be pack
ing up and getting ready to move
Saturday afternoon"
I said, "Oh let's wait until tomor
row." and she said, "And tomorrow
you'll want to wait until Friday and
Friday you'll have pain in touI
back or something, and it will end
up with me doing it Saturday morn
ing. / never saw your equel. Hon
estly, +" and I said, "All right
dear. What shall do first?"
She said, well, first, I want you
to bring those two barrels Of ex-
celsior and both the trunks up from
the locker in the basement, and after
you have packed all the dishes that
we won't need the rest of the time
we're here, in the barrels, you car
go back down and get those big boxes
and pack the books and I'll give you
the linen to put in one of the
trunks and you can start putting
your clothes in the other trunk anC
you can get the radio disconnected
and ready to move, I guess-we
won't be using it"
l said, "This is going to be moth
ing but fun. What will I do the
rest of the EVENING"" and Joan said
IF you have any spare time, I'll find
something else" / said, II can easily
believe it. Well, I guess I'd better
dig in," and Joan said, "Oh, but we
have to wash the dishes first"
I said, Somebody hold me back
What are you going to do all eve-
ning?" and she said, "For one thing
have to start packing my owr
clothes. That's something Of jot
in itself, isn't it?" and I said, "It
sure is, and 1t will be worse wher
you try to get them in one trunk,
and have worked the whole evening
but guess / did not accomplish
much because Joan says it is going
to be more work cleaning up after
me than If she had just gone ahead
and done everything herself, which
is what your wife says when you
think she ought to be saying THANK
you, which never happens.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Young Mothers Problems.

Dear Miss Leeds-I am 5 feet 5
inches tall, 2S years old and ] weigh
only 100 pounds. would like to gain
weight. l am married and have five
children and I do all my own work.
My collarbones stick out SO and 1 feel
poorly all the time because 1 have in
digestion and am very nervous. Some
of my teeth are in bad condition and
whatever I eat gives me stomach trou
BILE. Please advise me what to do.
E. V. D.
Answer-The first thing to do, my
dear, is to have those teeth attended
to by a good dentist. Bad teeth can
poison ones whole system and cause
all sorts of ill health. The next thing
is to lay out a plan by which you may
gain 80 pounds in weight. This plan
should include O more rest and re-
taxation than you have been getting;
(2) more nourishing diet, and (3) con-
troll of the worry habit. know that
it will not be easy for you to meet
these conditions, but you should make
a determined effort to regain your
health and beauty now while you are
young. AS you grow older it will be
harder for you to build new and bet
ter mental and physical habits. You
owe it to your husband and the little
ones to improve yourself, even though
you may have to neglect some minor
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Emphasis.

Do you know how to use color to
emphasize your good points and hide
your bad ones? Few people know
how to use color. most are afraid of
1t. And they are the worst or all
when they do decide to go in for
color, for, as they've no color sense,
they achieve crude and unbecoming
combinations.
Books might be written about the
theory and the effects of color. But
as applied to yourself, enough can be
suggested there to start you on eX-
perments, and you can find out for
yourself all you need know about your
own kinds of colors. The most inn
portant thing is-what are your sur
roundings? If you happen to live in
a frightfully hot climate, you must.
for practical and esthetic reasons.
dress in whites and cool grays and
greens-but If you live where there s
rain and damp, cold air, wear reds
and golden colors and browns alive
with yellow. IF your home is dull,
dress yourself brilliantly to contrast
with it, but IL it's a riot of striped
wall paper and f1owered curtains be
a quiet, plain, restful contrast to it..
Better yet, change the home to har-
monize with you. Choose a few col
ors that go well together, and stick
more or less to them-make them
your own colors. '"That shade of blue
always reminds me of Marjorie" a
young man said recently, pointing to
an object in a window-and paid
Marjorie the greatest compliment in
that way.
Here are specific suggestions
choose beige and two shades OF red
as a basis for next seasons clothes,
vary this with deep blue. Or, choose
graY as a main color. vary with vel.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
CHAPTER LII.
Homecoming.

Slowly the liner steamed up the
Hudson.
Lights were flaming in the tall
buildings. AS she stared at them
silhouetted against the sky, Sally
thought of word to describe that
sky. Sapphire, that was it.
And so beautiful with the buildings
etched against it.
They were to dock in Hoboken, and
slowly the little tugs maneuvered the
huge liner. They would near the slip
and then move out again. Sally be-
gan to get a little excited.
Myra turned to her suddenly.
isn't it thrilling?"
Sally nodded and found herself
swallowing. Then they were moving
slowly, majestically into the wharf,
they were sliding against it. Faces
began to loom up from below.
She found herself straining her eyes
into space. The people on the wharf
seemed so small-and then suddenly
she saw them. Tom, his face young,
eager, alive, as she had seen it on
that day long ago-and small Mar
iorie, perched upon his shoulder.
Dimly she was aware of the fact
that Myra was saying things to her.
Dimly she saw Bill, his face an open
book for any one to read. But she
was looking at Tom and Marjorie,
Marjorie and-Tom!
She saw their life together in his
face. Their struggles to keep life
beautiful in spite of limited means.
the coming of Marjorie. Their small
unpretentious house in Center Valley
everything.
"Tom" Her lips framed the word,
but she did not speak it aloud. It
was really cry from her heart.
And then he saw her.
Slim, aristocratic, lovely and with
something in her face that he had
never seen there before. Had she
grown away from him? Was she diff
ferent? He had known when she left
him that he had taken this chance.
He had realized only too well what
she was and what other men would
think Of her.
Then he saw the tears streaming
down her face. She was waving to
him. Sally! Fancy having her back
She turned to Myra, grasping
feverishly at her arm.
"Oh, Myra."
eyes, lamb"
"We're home"
"Yes. isn't it grand and gorgeous?
Bill looks well, too"
''And Tom looks well-and Mar
jorie."
She couldn't complain of not having
any feeling now. The blood was rush
ing through her veins in a flaming
torrent.
At the gangplank she waited i'm
patiently while it was adjusted. She
wanted to be off the ship. She want
ed to be back with Tom in Center
Valley, She wanted to hold small
Marjorie in her arms.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

Myrd Warren and Sally Bates. ttCo
sisters Of 1cidely different temperd-
mentS, decide to take long sea trip.
Tom Bates hates the idea OF losing
Sally and she breads IeGUing him.
MyrG doesn't care Uery much aChdt
her husband thinks, but he IoUeS her.
Paris, together aCith Myra's influence,
changes Sally. On the ship taking
them to South America she falls in
IoUe aCith Mr. Richard Alden and
he aCith her. Myrd interests herself
in a Mr.. John Ri0by. Taco nights be-
fore they reach Buenos Aires both
sisters are faced 1Citb the same prob
lem. Both men 1Cdnt them to stay
in Buen0s Aires pending q diUorce.
Sdlly is shocked, but Myrd consents.
Sally makes Myrd beIieUe that she
has consented, too, and then Myrd
scdkes np and agrees to 90 home as
planned. She realizes the influence
she has had oUer Sally.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

household duty to do so. hTe indiges-
tion may be partly due to the decayed
teeth, but nervous worry is also re-
sponsible for the condition. Make up
your mind that you will be calm and
poised no matter what happens. A
good way to break the hurry-worry
habit is to make yourself lie down
and relax whenever you get into this
mental state. or course, you will not
get much work done about the house
when you first begin this treatment,
but gradually, as you gain control of
your nerves you will learn to work
quietly and efficiently and the indi-
gestion will leave you. Please send a
stamped, self-addressed envelope for
my leaflets on How to Gain Weight"
and 1.-THE Daily Beauty Program.
The former contains menus and sug-
gestions for gaining weight and the
latter will tell you just how to care
Evening star., 1927-05-05
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Ma was in her room taking things
out of one drawer and putting them
in another, and l sed, Hay, ma, did
you ever heer of people being cawt in
a berning house and having to ixcape
by tying sheets together and sliding
down them?
o, I've red about it In books, but
I imagine that's the ony place it ever
happens, exsept once in a vile in a
newspaper, ma sed, and / sed, I bet
it aint, ma, holey smokes, ma, sippos
ing you was in a berning house and
the ony way you could ixcape was by
sliding down sheets, you wouldent be
ashamed to do it, would you, ma?
Speek of something cheerful, ma
sed, and I sed, Well enyways, sippose
you had to do it and you never had
a little practice, wouldent you, ma?
Naturelly, goodniss, ma sed, and I
sed, Well then you know ixactly how
me and Pubs Simkins felt.
Wat, wen was this, wat are you
tawking about? ma sed, and / sed,
Well PudS was around this afternoon
and we got to tawking about the sub
ieck, and we thawt G. wiZziCkers
wouldent it be fearse if we ever had
to suddinly tie sheets together and
slide down them without ever having
eny practice before, so we thawt we
better have a little practice, so we
tried it out the dining room window
because we dident wunt to try it very
high on account of the unnecessary
danger, ony the trubble is, now cant
get the knots out of the sheets, SO
will you try, ma?
Well / declare, do you meen the
sheets off of your bed? ma sed. and /
G
Yours too, wat do you meen? and I
sed, I meen besides Gladdises and
Nora's.
Taking ma about a half hour to
get the knots out on account of
Pudses heavy wait pulling them so
tite, and then she made me make all
tho beds and then she had to make
them over on account Of the way they
looked.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Myra went first.

Myra went first.
She saw Myra's arms go up around
Bill's neck, and even in that moment
before her own reunion she couldn't
help wondering. When had she seen
Myra fling herself at Bill in such a
demonstrative fashion? And Bill's
face! 1t wore an awed expression.
Then she was stumbling down over
the uneven gangplank. Toms arms
were closing around her.
Sweetheart, sweetheart, you have
come back to men'
And she was clinging to him. Here
were safety, security, everything in
the world that she wanted.
She gathered Marjorie up. Marjorie
with her baby eyes wide with unac-
customed excitement. Marjorie, who
couldn't quite understand what it all
meant.
Suppose - just s uppose she had
come back to Tom with the plea that
he would divorce her! Life wasn't
romance, after all. 1t was reality.
But suppose she hadn't discovered it
in tinei
Evening star., 1927-05-05

Empire style, two chairs showing in
their shield backs a strong Heppel-
white influence and an old tabernacle
mirror.
The mirror frame and the torch-like
lighting fixtures are gilded the chairs
have cloth-of-gold seats and there are
gilded leaf decorations on the table
legs. The wallpaper is patterned in
olive green on a pale buff ground; the
woodwork and Wainscoting are buff
color, and the floor is covered with
olive green stripe lnoleum.
Copyright 1927
Excavation of the ancient theater
at Corinth has shown that these
structures were gaily decorated with
wall paintings.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

for your health and beauty every
day. LOIS LEEDS,
Restoring Natural Wave.
Dear Miss Leeds-(D My hair used
to be naturally curly and glossy, but
since I have been having poor health
there is scacely a wave in my hair,
and it looks lifeless. Is this on account
Of my physical condition? Would crude
oil help it? (2) have medium brown
hair with red-gold tingle in it, green
eyes and brownish complexion. What
colors are becoming? (3) 1 am 81 years
old, 5 feet liz inches tall and 1 weigh
SO pounds. Am underweight?
E. s. B.
Answer-tD Yes, your poor health
is responsible for the lost curliness and
dull appearance of your hair. You
must build yourself up to normal
weight. You may give your scalp a
hot-oil treatment with olive oil before
each shampoo; this Is better than the
crude oil. Please send a stamped, self
addressed envelope for my leaf1et on
Care of the Hair" that will tell you
how to massage the scalp and what
tonics to use on it. (2) You may wear
peach color, creamy flesh, medium
raspberry, pink-lavender, dark taupe,
bottle-green, dark blue, deep yellow,
dark brown, deep cream, tan. 81 You
need to gain about 16 pounds. Please
send for my leafiet on "How TO Gain
Weight" LOIS LEEDS.
(Copyright. 1e27.)
Evening star., 1927-05-05
DIARY OF A
NEW FATHER
BY ROBERT Il. DICKSON.

Wednesday Midnight.
I got home late this evening and
the baby had already been fed and
put to bed and so Joan and / did
net have an argument about what
he says when he talks, but there are
other troubles in the world besides
an argument, and one of them is
Your wife making you pack up to
move, and l was tired when l got
home, but I am more tired now, on
account Of Joan thinking I rest up
all day long, so 1 can do a lot of
work for her in the evening, I guess.
While we were eating dinner I
said, Gee, I had a hard day. It's
Evening star., 1927-05-05
HOME NOTES
NJ JENNY WREN.

There's nothing quite like quaint
wallpaper to make old furniture feel
at home, and since dozens and dozens
of old designs are being faithfully re.
produced today, there is no good rea-
son why one should not do that much
for it.
Here ship motif paper makes a
most complementary background for
quaint old fiae-top table Of modified
Evening star., 1927-05-05

W. NJ. P.-The massage with cocoa
butter win help to fatten calves, but
you will improve all this after you
have built up your weight again.
Your milk and chocolate mixture will
fatten and If you find it so rich that
it spoils your appetite, omit the choco-
late occasionally.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Every Week Unlucky Week.

From the Boston Transcript.
Thirteen pedestrians were killed by
motor cars in Massachusetts last week
But there is no particular significance
in the number. Every week is an
unlucky week for pedestrians in this
motorized era
Evening star., 1927-05-05
MOTHERS
More Lost Rubbers.
AND THEIR CHILDREN.

One Mother Says:
My little girl was always losing her
rubbers and mittens. gave her an
allowance each week, certain sum
of money she could have to spend for
things she really wanted. If, how.
ever, rubbers and mittens We're lost,
Evening star., 1927-05-05
REALITY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

low, the new Chanel red, or blue.
Gray stockinette suit. for instance,
gray and scarlet Batik scarf, gray
shoes. red hat. Or beige wool dress,
blue hat and a large scarlet shoulder
flower.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

Smallpox marks found on the
mummy OF Rameses v. indicates that
this disease was known to the Egyp-
tians of about 1900 B. c..
Evening star., 1927-05-05
CONSTIPATION
IS The ENEMY
OF HEALTH
Kellogg's ALL BRAN
brings prompt, natural
relief!

Rid your system Of constipation
and help yourself to health. Head
aches, bad breath, insomnia, muddy
compilations are only a few of the
symptoms of this widespread evil.
Constipation is the actual cause
of more than forty diseases. No
wonder good health is impossible
when it is present. Guard against
it! Protect your health!
=. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is guaran-
teed to relieve constipation. Two
tablespoonfuls eaten daily-in
chronic cases, with every meal. Doc
tors recommend Kellogg's because
it is 1000 bran. Because it works
as no part-bran product can do.
Delicious with milk or cream
and add fruits or honey. Mix it with
other cereals. Use in cooking. Sprin-
kle over soups. Recipes on the pack
age. Made by Kellogg in Battle
Creek. Served by restaurants, hotels.
cafeterias. Sold by all grocers.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

Tornadoes are more frequent in
central and southeastern United
States than In all the rest Of the
world.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

for your health and beauty every
day. LOIS LEEDS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-17

S25 or &2u pei month 4uu moderated
sized homes at $40 OF AS In many
cases you can get rooma and apart
ments at your own figure The lead
ing hotels OF Miami nave guaranteed
rates OF So to SIS tor single MONS and
path and SIS 70 80 toI duuhle rooms
and bath. i0r the FlSs and S.:r!ncrs
conventions
Fhe reductions In rates follows a
two years campaign by the Florida
II Mase. veteran noteiman OF Miami
Is president and by other bodies
Mayor Il SewelI ui Miami mas an
nounced that any hotel which raises
prices above Its announced cate will
lose IT'S license But the Flul ida uutei
Heepers apartment house owners ana
others are solidly back OF the nave.
r1ent
In staging Its big come back Flor
ida Is negotiating itself with the
tourists Thousands are tocking into
the state The number OF motorists
arriving during the past ten months.
over the ST Johns River Bridge mas
exceeded that Of the greai boom era
for the similar periou by more than
ten per cent a manufacturer OF hues
Is miles North OF Miami. sale his
nns,npss mas lately grown to nfty
thousand uoi.ars monthly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-17

MIAMI. Fla.--rhe most interesting
news IN Florida at this time Is the
wholesale reductions In prices OF &C
cOlnmodations FOR visitors They are
he lowest IN the history OF the state
he pendulum Of the boom era OF
>wo years ago has swung the Other
"ay Slashlng reductions nave brought
prices often not olly To uue nalt ouI
sometimes 10 one third OF one fourth
nj what they were two years ago
a personal canvass OF hotels apart
ment houses. mats. gttchenettes apart
meuts. aud private homes III st Au
CUISINE. Eaytuua EeaCh west Palm
Beach Miami ana Uthel cities mas
proved TO TINS correspondent that the
statements Of the authorities that
rates nave Deen tOWe;eo and stand
ort'laed can ne verified Uy anyone
in Miami scores uI suIdu furnished
apartments are offered al $50 and
ga pei month. sometimes less Whlcu
JUu years ago would hove pr0ught
$iGO or SIPS per month In ST Au
gustlue saw a beautiful bed room
ana sun porch the latter equippec
with a kitchenette. the two combined
at S28 per month The quaint stone
house is 100 years old and on an oiu
Spanish palm shaded street run
nished cottages on the Southeast
cossr OF Florida are onereo as "~ "a,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-17

America Is rapidly becoming the
great art center OF the world every
yea, dnds an increasing numDef OF
che olo masterpieces coming 70 the
iuniteo States while every steamer
orings artists and art students 70
tAmertca
purchases oy American millionaire
who pay q quarter OF million DOL
llars or more for individual art treas
ures nave Impressed the artists d
the oio world thar American peace
lano prosperity offers the greatest
.ua ven for art
prominent among the eecent ar
'r,yan from england are Mrs waiter
SETON ano Lewis Banner whc ar
t,vec In Philadelphia op freieh'
steamer london Excnarge IN COM
,pany with MI Seftop
Mrs Seton Us well knoWp IN 'he
unlreo States ner caIicatures 81 'he
soc,ai ser ano ner magazine Cover
ma wing litractec cation wide at'en
zion rh, oasr rer years
!, Mrs Seton 7raws nos'S ID pen
'aro me ano ner wis u this e''in
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1927-12-17

try appears exclusively In Haspers
Bazaar She admits she neve! Irsw
from models she stL1ies pscrie o
all kinds ano produces the iypica
figures py a fusion II the character
,stics that come &c neE attention "
her travels ano study 81 smart society
the penchant OF ner pen
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great London comic Punch mas &C
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