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El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-10-01
MANIOBRAS MILITIA
RES EN- YALBUENA

MEXICO, 80 septiembre.-El Grail
Gales, Presidente de la Republica,
acompanado de sus ministries y de
gran parte del Cuerpo diplomatico in
vitado, concurrio las maniobras de
las cuatro armas del Ejercito, Ell ell
campo de Valbuena.
La fiesta result6 grandemente in
teresante y ademas muy amena. Nu-
merosos cuerpos evolucionaron correc-
tamente uniformados Y una flotilla de
aviones hizo 10 propio en- ell aire.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-10-01
Mega El DiputadO Santos
Con Inaudita FreSCura,
Que MatO A Capdeville

MEXICO, septiembre 30.-ConIin1a
preso ell chauffer del Diputado Santos
por pesar sobre el, no obstante su
negativa, serias complicidades en- ell
asesinato del joven estudiante Cap
deville. Gonzalo N. Santos, ell pre-
sunto Diputado asesino, telegrafi0 la
Legislature de San Luis Potosi, mani
festando que la prensa de esta Capital
le ataca duramente p0r Ell simple
hecho de ser obregonista; pero que
el no tuvo ninguna ingerencia en- la
muerte de Capdeville.
Llama la atenci6n la frescura de
Santos para negar su crimen, cuaa6o
son numerosos los testigos presencia-
les.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-10-01
Gran Cantidad De AlgOdOn Sc
Cultiyara En- La Laguna

MEXICO, 80 de septiembre.- Gran
des extensiones DE terra que en- este
nltimo afio Sc sembraron con trigo EN-
la comarca lagunera, Sc volveran
aDrovechar en- ell cultivo del algodon.
Los proyectos de aumentar en- ell ano
enrrante ell area de las siembras de
esta fibra, Sc debe a que ell rio Nazas
aumentara considerablemente ell eau
dial de sus aguas causa de las llu-
Was que han estado cayendo en- estos
liltimos dfas en- la cuenca del rio.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-10-01
TELEFONO DE YERACRUz
A MEXICO

MEXICO, septiembre 3O.-La Com
panfa Ericsson de Telefonos, esta ii
rando va. la Inca que unira esta
Capital con la del Estado de Vera
cruz, creyen dose que la nueva Inca
estara va lista al servicio del publico
para fines del pr0ximo mes de Oc-
tubre. Tai mejora beneficiara g. 4lnde-
mente al comercio de amb2s rob'a-
clones.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-10-01
AviadOreS MexiCanOS
AgaSajadOs

MEXICO, 80 de septiembre. A su
paso por la Isla de Cuba, los avia-
dores mexicanos que Sc dirigen a
Europa, fernando la Comision Mill
tar de Aviacion. fueron objeto de gran
des demostraciones de cari1o y de
honores, que nuestro Gobierno ha
agradecido.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-10-01
ON AVIADOR lNGLES BATIO
UN RECORD DE VELOCsDAD

LIDO, Italia, septiembre SO.-El
teniente aviador Ingles B. N. Web
ster batio hoy un sorprendente record
de velocidad, volando en- un hidropla-
no de su propiedad con una rapidez
6e 28S millas por bora.
Webster y otro aviador fueron los
dnicos que completaron ell recorrido
triangular, entire cinco cursantes que
hubo.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-10-01
BrOtO OtrO POzO En- PanuCO

MEXICO, 80 de septiembre. In
formes del Departamento de Petroleo
de la Secretarfa de Industria, dicen
que, brot0 un pozo en- ell lote III de
la Hacienda "El Car2col, en- terrenos
lie Panuco, el dia 13 del corriente con
production inicial de12 barriles dia-
rios, a 772 metros de profundidad
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1927-10-01
MOnumentO a San Martin

MEXICO. 80 de septiembre. Ell Ge-
neral San Marin, polftico militario
argentine tendra proximamente un
monumento en- esta capital, donde uno
de los mas belIos parque lleva va su
nombre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
Problems of Miss Sixteen.

Dear Miss Leeds: "a am Is years
old. feet Az inches tall and l weigh
1241a pounds. My measurements are:
Bust, 80; waist, q; hips. 3612; thighs.
20 and 21; calf, 1872; ankles. 10 and
1912; wrists, 6l2 and SIS; arm above
elbow, IL; arm below elbow, ga Are
my measurements in good proportion?
~ win horseback riding reduce the
hips? l3) l have small white pimpleS
under the skin on my arms and in
front of my ears and | also have
small blisterlike pimple on my face.
Should | cleanse my face with soap
and water? az How may l correct a
double chin? (5) l have been applying
an antiSeptiC wash to my head for
dandruff; will this entirely destroy the
dandruff? Will it take the curl out
of my hair or harm it in any way?
90 l have a fair skin. curly brown
hair that is shingled all around and
grayish cat eyes" What colors and
styles of dresses should / wear? CO
Will spike heels cause ones ankle to
graW larger? How may one grow tai
Ter without spike heels? / have a
slight tendency to be round-shoul-
dered. F'ERROL r.
Answer-(D The average weight for
girls of your age and height is be
tween 120 and 124 pounds. Your
measurements are good except that
your angles seem too large. Perhaps
you have not measured them at the
smallest point. Eight inches would
he a better proportion for the ankles.
Please send stamped, self-addressed
envelope for my leaflet on Feminine
Proportions and Dress" if you are
interested i'll comparing your physical
specifications with those of several
well known beauties. (2) Yes, if
taken regularly. (3) The pinlples on
arms and face indicate that the skin
is sluggish and needs stimulat ton.
This may be provided by scrubhing
the face with a flesh brush and the
arms with a bath brush and soap and
| water. Use pure CASTLE soap and
rinse thoroughly after the cleansing
! treatment. first in warm water. then
in cold. Take a cold or tepid shower
bath in the morning followed by a
brisk rundown with a turkish towel.
At night take warm cleansing bath.
When YOU write again. please ask for
Complexion Ills" which gives other
helpful treatments for whiteheads, as
these under the skin pimples are cal
led. (D You must cultivate correct
posture. Hold your head up. with
chin level; do not let your chin sag
forward. Sleep on low pillow al
night. Do neckbendinS and head
turning exercises for five minutes
both night and morning. 80 Dandruff
is dead skin that is constantly being
thrown off by the scalp. The anti
septic will combat disease germs in
the dandruff, but cannot prevent these
fakes from forming as the skin re-
news itself. (6) Please send for my
teaf1et on Color Schemes and Cos
tuning" which will answer your
questions in detail. BY the way. if
you continue having your hair shin
gled, you are likely TO lose the natural
curl in time; be warned, my dear, by
the experience of others. a. Yes. the
tendons at the ankle tend to thicken
in the effort to balance the weight on
high heels. Learn to stand up
straight. Hold your figure as tall as
YOU can, with chest out and abdomen
in. You are already above the aver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Wednesday, August "a.

Friendly stars guide until late to-
morrow. according to astrology
which finds most Of the aspects
strongly henefic,
Under this planetary government
it is wise To make all possible prepa
rations for Ewing quarters for the
Autumn
Thre is an especially promising
sign for those who would sell old
houses and buy new ones.
This is read as an suspicious day
for removals and for changes of any
sort
1t is fairly lucky day for seek
ing employment or FOR obtaining
recognition for faithful service.
Promoters should make the most
of opportunities while this Configura =
ton prevails. Interna tional enter
rrises are subject to the best influ-
enCes.
All the stars appear to favor in
ventions, especially those affecting
aerial achievements and commerce.
Much intellectual activity is indi-
Gated under this rule and educators
should benefit greatly.
OccultiSm is under a planetary in .
f1uence that seems to presace amaz-
ing experiments and surprising re-
suits most favorable for astrologers.
High winds will begin early in the
Autumn and many hurricanes may
be expected, according to the seers
Persons whose birth date it is
have the augury of unusual success
in the coming year.
Children born on that day prob
ably will he fortunate all through
life. Many horn under this sign
attain high government positions.
tCopvriSht 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23

be draped and manipulated that can
not also he applied to velvets.
Velvet hardly needs elaborate trim
ming. Sufficient unto itself is the
splendor thereof. Afternoon froCks OF
thin black velvet are often trimmed
merely with cream lace. That com
bination-black velvet and cream lace
has been loved by artists ever since
the days of Van Dyke.
one of the sma rteSt of the new vel
vet froCks that have come to my at
tention was trimmed with ribbon. 1t
looks quite complicated, but if you
know the trick there is nothing to il.
It is q sort of trimming that would
look we'll on a frock of lightweight
wool OF crepe de chine. lust send me
a stamped, self addressed envelope
and | will send YOU diagram and full
directions~with a little sketch of this
new frock. which | am sure you will
want To copy.
Crocodile velvet
Reptile velvet.
CalfSkin velvet.
tCopyright 19"tl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
His Job.

81 wish you'd look out for good
job for Hugo"
What can he do?"
"Oh, pretty near anything. He's a
very bright boy Graduated from high
school when he was 13 and Just out
of college at II. Very bright"
What is his special work? What
is he interested in?"
pretty near anything. He can talk
to you like an old person on any sub
ject. Radio, electricity, history. Very
bright boy"
Seventeen? He's about ready to
start at something for which he has
taste or talent. Isn't there anything
he would like to do? What would he
like to be-"
"Oh, he would like to be a success.
full business man. Any good opening
will do He could be business man
ager, salesman in good concern.
He isn't an ordinary boy that would
have to begin at the bottom, you know.
He ought to command a good salary
at the beginning. Something good is
what we want
Don't you know that is what every
body wants? Business managers do
not grow in schools. They are
products of the business world. and
they grow in the garden of experience,
The heads of business concerns earn
their places and it takes time, much
time. There Is no time to waste, even
in Tong lifetime. if a boy wants to
head big business.
1t is necessary that the boy have a
good education in the schools, but it
Is also necessary that side by side
with that schooling, he gets an educa
ton in business. Learning a business of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
EAT AND BE HEALTHY
Dinah Days Daily Talks on Diet
The Right Food Is the Best Medicine
BY BRIGGS.

Proper eating, enough sleep, suf-
fcient drinking water exercise and
sunshine will keep the normal person
on the job and happy.
From these suggestions days
| menu could be about as follows:
ntaIoupe. stra wberries
peaches, oranges, or even cooked fruit.
4 ready-to-eat whole grain cereal with
either top of the bottle milk or cream,
If YOU are trying to keep weight down
to normal use the top of the bottle
cream" and leave the real cream for
those who have to strive to keep their
weight up to normal. A glass of milk
to drink. If coffee agrees with you
it could, of course, be taken.
You could add the egg to this break
fast if you wish. But for office work
ers the breakfast without the egg
would suffice in summer.
Lunch--Poached egg. toasted whole.
wheat bread milk or buttermilk, fruit.
Or one could have A hard-b boiled egg
with a vegetable salad, rye or whole
wheat hread--milk to drink, fresh fruit
for dessert.
Dinner-lf the weather is not too
warm YOU might relish plate of
soup. though on a hot day most peo-
pie would prefer to start off with a
cooer-loowing dish. You could have
q vegetable consomme, WholeWheat
crackers. ripe olives. broiled lamb
chops. baked potato. green peas,
lettuce salad with plain French dress
ing. fruit for dessert. you could
start with fruit cocktail and celery.
Have broiled steak. potatoes boiled in
their jackets and then mashed. string
beans or spinach, sliced tomatoes, and
peach ice made of fresh peaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
SUMMERTIME
Enchanter's Nightshade.

I often wonder what it was about
the little woodland plant, whose flow
ers are no more than glistening drops
of dew. that ever suggested to any one
the name of Enchanter's Nightshade.
What dark magic was wrought with
this little herb of maidlike innocence?
Could YOU summon up a familiar from
purgatOry, or wish the ague or the
govt upon an. enemy? Looking at
this little flower. l doubt it.
Though the plant that botanists
have called circa ea--from Gree, the
Ionian sorceress. Of Course-belongs
to the evening primrose family, there
is little enough to suggest the evening
primrose about it, with its two petals
and two sepals. That. by the way
is a very odd numerical plan of a
flower. Those who find occult mean
ings in numbers should be interested
in what the botanists call phyllotaXy:
that is, the numerical plan and ar.
engagements of leaves and flowers
Five is the dominant number plan of
most of our flowers. with four as a
sort of variation on it. Three and It's
multiples come next. Two is among
the rarest of all flower plans and is
considered as an evolutionary blind
alley. No good. as it were. can come
out of this design. There, perhaps, We
have found a clue to the hint Of the
black magic in the name of Enchant.
er'S uiChtShade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23

Spinach Oriental.

Spinach, pounds.
Onion, thinly sliced, eight table
spoons.
Olive oil. eight tablespoons.
Salt, two teaspoons.
Pepper, one.half teaspoon
Lemon juice, three tablespoons.
SERVES SIX PORTIONS.
Wash spinach carefully. Remove
coarse stems and bad leaves. Put the
oil in a large frying pan. Add the
onions and simmer about 10 minutes.
Do not let it burn. Then add portions
of the spinach at a time until all is
in the pan. 1t will cook down quick
ly. Do not add any water Stir often
and chop with the side of the spoon.
In Is or 20 minutes it will be tender
and should be well chopped and not
stringy. Add the seasonings. Serve
on a platter in a long mold.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe contains lime, iron and vita
minis A, B and c. Good in laxative
diet Good for one needing iron. Can
be eaten by normal weight adult, one
wishing TO gain weight or children
over II. Hard-boiled egg slices could
be used as a garnish. thereby adding
more iron, lime and some protein;
also more of the A and B vitamin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
Normal's Adults Daily Diet.

If one is of normal weight a few
general rules about what to eat every
day will be helpful. A we'll balances
diet is the way TO keep healthy.
For the grown-up of correct weigh
food for the day should include:
J. One pint of milk either as a drink
or used partly in soup, sauces or des
sert.
,. Two generous servings of non
starchv vegetables, as lettuce, spinach
carrots, beets, asparagus. cabbage
string beans, celery. tomatoes, etc.
One of these should be eaten raw
whenever possible.
3. One serving of fresh fruit, eaten
raw if possible.
g. One moderate serving of meat OF
other protein, as fish, cheese or egg
dish.
5. One egg in addition to above.
6. To suppy energy. foods contain
ing starch, sugar and fat must be
added. Starch is furnished by: al
Bread and breadstuff Whoe wheat is
good. tb) StarChy vegeta bles. potatoes,
rice. macaroni. sweet potatoes, etc
tc) Cereals, including whole grains.
Fats are furnished by butter, cream
oil, bacon, etc.
Sugar is supplied in honey, molasses,
maple strip and sugar preserved and
dried fruits, and plain granulated
sugar. candy. jellies, marmalades. etc
At least six glasses of water a day
must be drunk.
And some outdoor exercise should
be taken daily, if only short brisk
walk. Well cooked balanced meals
give nourishment and do away with
constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
Caramel Custard.

Put one-half cupfu1 of sugar in an
iron frying pan and stir constantly I'M
til melted to a sirup of light brown
color. Add gradually to four cup
fuls of scalded milk. being careful
that milk does not bubble over. Let
the sugar melt in the milk, then
add the mixture gradually to four
or five eggs slightly beaten. Add
one-half a teaspoonful of salt and
one teaspoonful Of vanilla and pou
into a buttered baking pan. Sc
III pan of warm water and bak,
in moderate oven until firm, which
may be determined by testing with
sharp pointed knife. Do not let tn
wafer surrounding the mixture boi
while the Custard is cooking. Serve
with cold caramel sauce made by melt
ing one-half Cupful of sugar. as fOl
custard, and adding one-half a cupful
of hot water. Boil for six minutes
Chill before serving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
FOOD AND HEALTH
BY WINiFRED STUART GIBBS.
Food Specialist

How the point of view does change.
Many of us who are not exactly de-
crepit remember the days when fruit
was looked upon as more or less of
luxury. Economically there was a
sound reason for this 1t is within
comparatively short space of time
that our modern transportation has
made it possible for middle class in
comes to provide fruit throughout long.
er and longer seasons. From the
standpoint of health, however, we were
quite mistaken when we considered
fruits merely as luXuries. To cite
one instance. A work-worn and
weary tenement mother frequently ex.
claimed at the mere thought of buy
ing an orange for Jimmy. OF course
Jimmy had bow legs, but what had
that to do with oranges. TO con.
vince Jimmy's mother was difficult
but to her credit be it said that she
usually listened when told that the
delicious orange juice contained some
thing that would help Jimmy's legs
get straight. 1t was a different mat
ter to convince mothers with more AIDE
quate incomes. The mere fact that
they might have when they
wanted them oranges or other
fruit, made the difference. Of course
they would have fruit for desserts, or
the children might have fruits when
ever fancy dictated. but that was not
the whole story. Today fruit has adj
vanced from the accessory group to
the necessity group, and more mothers
know the whole story.
| have personally cited a simple eX.
ample of transition from accessories
to necessities because 1t is perhaps the
most easily understood. The fact re-
mains that there are several foods
which were at one time considered
luxures that now are high on the
list of absolute health necessities. OBJ
viously ] have no space in this short
talk to enumerate all Of these foods,
Nv purpose is a different one.
should like my readers to tuck this
thought in the backs Of their minds.
Before deciding that food is some
thing to be served merely by way
or ornament or flavor be sure that
YOU know something about its compo-
sition and its rightful place in the
diet. Unless you are clear in your
mind about just such points a S these
the family diet is in danger Of losing
an adequate supply of some OF the
most important foods in the whole
dietary scheme.
1t is a good plan then to get clearly
in mind just what is the difference
between accessories and necessities. TO
revise our ideas about food accessories
is by no means involving eXtraVagant
luxuries. They may be in proportion
to their food value quite as important
as any other article in the diet. On
the other hand, there are certain neceS
stiles whose places can never he ques
| toned or whose Offices can never be
| oVerrated.
downright 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23

1t is often difficult to secure a polish
in the right color TO match the exact
shade Of kid shoes. You can use or
binary tube paints, thinned to the
right consistency with gasoline, for
colored kid shoes. Allow at least u
hours for thorough drying. then pol
ish with a soft cloth. The color or
colors may be renewed as often as de,
sired and kept bright and shining at
all times. Shoes of higher shade
such as tan or white, may be dyed
any darker shade, such as blue, red OF
green, in the same way. but it is best
to first dampen the whole shoe with
gasoline so AS not to spot the color
and use a fairly large camel's hair
paint brush for doing the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
Iced Cocoa or Chocolate.

Iced cocoa is made by adding milk
to a cocoa strip. This mixture is
then poured over large pieces of ice,
topped with whipped cream and served
in tall glasses. The cocoa sirup should
be made, in advance and kept in n
glass jar in the refrigerator until
ready to use. The recipe is as follows
Mix onehalf cupful of cocoa. one
half a cupful of sugar. pinch of salt
one tablespoonful of flour and add one
quart of water Boil slowly for Is
minutes. When ready to use, dilute
with milk so the desired strength. If
chocolate is used in place of cocoa.
use one-fourth pound of sweet choco-
late \ few drops of vanilla will I'm.
prove the flavor Of both cocoa and
chocolate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
LITTLE BENNY
By LEE PAPE.

Pop was smoking to himself and
ma started to write things down in
her little red notebook, saying, better
get some of these things down before
they leeve my mind never to return.
Let's see now. perfume for Maude Abb
bitt, kimona for Mrs. Liggett,
Frentch writing paper for Mrs Hews.
perfume for Blantche Nipple, a tortiss
shell comb for Ida Kelly, or was that
for Helen Therlow? she sed.
Why don't you toss up? pop sed.
Wat are you working up, Paris shop.
ping beWro? he sed
Its jest a few things different people
wunt me to be sure and get them,
now let's see, | think the comb was for
Helen TherloW, yes it was, because
Ida Kelly wunts perfume, and now
who elts, an Embroidered waist for
Kitty Powers, perfume for Mrs. Mad
doX, perfume for Mrs. Nulty, ma sed.
Have they all termed in their money?
pop sed.
Hankerchiffs for Sally Byron and
perfume for Mrs. Annis. wat money?
ma sed. o, nobody intends to pay for
enything, don't be silly. it's just A Gus
tom wen enybody goes to Paris for all
their friends to ask them to bring back
a IltlIe Souvenir OF some klnd, she Sed.
And do they ixpect me to pay for
all that junk? pop sed, and ma sed,
Don't he redickuliss. Willyum, wat
have you got to do with it?
Follow me closely and you'll find
out. pop sed. And he quick took the
little red note book and tore the page
out and lit a match and set it on
fire, saying, Sick semper tyranniss,
nuthing doing.
Willyum | think your perfeckly aw-
full. but / must say I half TO admit I'm
rather relieved ma sed.
And she got out her new Frentch
dictionary and started to say verbs
to herself in case she mite half to say
them to other people wen she gets to
arjc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-23
Deviled Chicken Bones.

This must, of course. he rather
limited dish as to quantity if it is
made from the drumsticks of one
chicken but with cool salad some
fruit, a piece of cake and cup of tea
it. becomes a good luncheon for two
persons. Season the chicken legs.
which were partially cooked in the
broth with salt and pepper. spread
with mustard, to which a little Wor-
cestershire sauce has been added, then
roll in soft bread crumbs. Heat a fry
ing pan very hot and rub it with but
ter. place the legs in it, and pan broil
them, turning often. Serve garnished
with CrcSS