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Evening star., 1927-10-23

Leading educational, art, civic.
music and literary organizations and
institutions in the National Capital
are sponsoring a cultural season for
Washington through O course OF
ten bi.weekly Improvement meetings.
These are arranged by the Community
Institute of Washington under the
management of the Community Center
Department Of the Public Schools OF
the District, with the cooperation OF
the Washington Society of Fine Arts
and the Public Library. A series OF
lectures and art events has been
scheduled which covers subjects OF
vital and general interest to all those
who are striving for self-improvetnent.
In the early days of this Capital
City it was known the world over
for the cultural salon gatherings that
made this city a mecca for the great.
st littsrateurs and artists of those
days. Recently in a speech in Pitts
burgh President Coolidge said that
culture should be easily available to
the people," So. as part Of their func'
tion to extend the use of public school
buildings to the public the Community
Center Department 10 fostering this
attempt to give the people Of this city,
including those brought here by the
beck and call Of the Federal Govern.
ment from all parts Of the country.
where they do not enjoy such advan.
tages, intellectual setting.up programs
Of outstanding worth.
The interest and support, moral and
financial, which leading organizations
and citizens Of the Capital City are
giving to this Institute, wlnich has the
great civic and art leaeer and city
builder. Frederic A. Deiano, as chair
man, IL a guarantee to the people that
an extraordinary opportunity is offered
them to enjoy ten evenings that will
improve their whole after lives.
The outstanding purpose is to estab-
lish Washington firmly as an ever.
growing center Of intellectual thought
and culture.
. The leading civic bodies such as the
washington Board Of Trade, the
Chamber of Commerce. the Federation
Of Citizens Associations and many
others have expressed their hearty In.
dorsement OF the project and Of the
program arranged for this first season.
which opens November 3, in the Cen.
tral Community Center. Thirteenth
and Clifton streets northwest.
Intellectual organizations. including
the Twentieth Century Club and the
American Association Of University.
Women, are taking q definite part In
aiding the promotion Of this cultural
project.
The Washington Society Of the Fine
Arts and the Public Library have from
the very inception OF the idea been
cooperating with the Community Cen.
ter Department In the organization Of
this Institute.
Now hundreds of individuals, devot-
ed to literature and music. art and the
drama. philosophy and history, have
become ''guarantors," financing the
undertaking.
Washington is truly a city Of cul.
tural atmosphere and tendencies.
There is little doubt that capacity
audience4HHl attend to greet the ma.
tionallg bwn speakers and artists.
In this W1b they will aid in promoting
an even broader and all-embracing
program for succeeding years.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Enough English Channel swimmers
meet defeat to show that the achieve
ment IL not az easy AZ 1t seemed. Ger.
trude Tderle 10 still entitled to large
measure Of fame and good vaudeville
salary.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

While legislation is being sought
for farm relief the farmer continues
TO look to the manufacturers OF new
implements for any genuine progress
on the line Of farming made easy"
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Gene Tunney says he is married
to his profession No wife would
envy the kind of devotion Gene be-
slows on his punching bag.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

In addition to other duties pertain
ing to oil, the geologists are supposed
to assist the authorities in digging
for facts.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

household, their detection and sup
preston, are given here in an effort
to prove to q misguided world that
the nea is not subject for laughter
but for serious consideration.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

In some political circles the bandit
Is the grub that makes the revolu'
tionary butterfly.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
BeneAcent influence.

Beneficent influence.
"what are your views concerning
the tariff"
e'It's a wonderful institution" an
swered Senator Sorghum. when
other topics become irritating it al.
ways asserts itself as a relief to the
mind"
Evening star., 1927-10-23

It now appears that some his.
torians may be elaborately untruthful
without being correspondingly inter-
estinR.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
ssemher of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press H. exclusively entitled
matches credited to Il or pot otherwise cred.
fled In this paper and also the local nSws M
Of special dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

"a worlsin' man." said Uncle Eben.
never manages to get 30 much at.
tention foh hissen as de talkin' man"
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Physical Limitation.

The Night Club offers new delight
With an incessant chime.
II could stay awake all night
I'd have a lovely time!
Evening star., 1927-10-23
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Am Other States and Canada.

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Evening star., 1927-10-23
Publicity.

The foot ball hero >is a prize.
In strife he must engage.
Cheer leaders wise monopolize
The center Of the stage.
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Jud Tunkins says a forced smile
has no more real meaning than q
false.face on Halloween.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Beauty Prize.

Beauty Prize.
"I won the prize in a beauty con-
test"
"What good will it do your" asked
Miss Cayenne, after a critical glance.
"You can't wear your bathing suit
all Winter"
"a wise man." said HI Ho. the sage
Of Chinatown, "knows not only when
to stop talking, but when not to be.
gin."
Evening star., 1927-10-23
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-07

Men an,t muatanhaa,
1hn theme may suum trivial nay, even 'rrnh',
lat tcw uuest tu,,s ave, have confronted f,hl' nv
mani,y thnt wu,e ilmminn WITH more 'h""n"'
pr,suhiNu material
HI many ou.s,tns, rt,s y, ~, the h'st"'y ~
musta,hea
Muata a,a,trd having htpa'y f"' The an"e
,unaun that , pntchu,na and aaatars AMI Van dykes
and al thu uthri h,sut1 aa,nishinss,
rhey iust naturally started hr,ausc there we've
~ ,asn,A t,e,es aNon,he, uNsstnn full "f thought
Wha, llL men shave with before they had ,asota
W. aNaw they dta T., ancient r'stn,es ah"w W.
huth ,,vnn ahavsn AMI ro,naed ,"Nr wen
Wlthu, h,Rta,,u ,cnea,oh. onr w"uld nuras that
they uspd sha,reNed t,inta ~ re,hars pulled the
hai,a ~, one hN "ne.
ANYWAY, n,un hta,trd shaving Then they got lazy
aN,l only shaved the a"ath, east and west. leaving
the nnuh ~ thmish with what Wan called the
must nehe,
lM ENalasu W. ,ea,n, the musta,he ramr about ~
nm when the tttttsh rommIea Movkea thetr Ava
tra,lan snllr, h.nthp.p who had learned, too. that
va,Nule,e sha,iNs IN ~ t,,n, and nuisance,
The tN,ttans newer them, he,na curttans
and the Cavaliers did hcins Cavaliers,
Al natural rNuW, hon. wen with muA, a,hea Nv.
sWpraaed ~ le hola and daring. aud clean shavM
Malea ,MiaataI,ns. systematic re,haps ,ra.,tnna,N
Mn,aehes have their uaes rhos. the grntrma,,
with the MNstaeho cav finger when ~ feels uneasA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-07

jooE in their eyrs that bet0kens
peaee.
she stood before three NJ them,
md ~ u pleasant voice addressed
three IN turn:
where do you get or, plcnsc 7"
Than sh. took her stand In
fponi ~ The rider who named The
baafcst stop.
That IL technique.
The gentlemen with chin whiskcre,
MIN, annuity when IN. circus came
Ia sgu"efunh, fell for tho wiles Of
the thfcn. sbejI artist. Inns rcapprarcd
IN n different setting. lie D0w IN.
habits the super, soph isticntcd Roar.
ing F0rti"a.
IN the shadow bf M unfinished
styernper snw IN nll-wise one
with the thrc" walnut shells and
tbr pon. Gathered about him
were those Mngi III the night
htrnctr. The Wrisrnhci,ncra. whO
nvo supposed 10 be- "in the know"
oD all mH'trrs of doubtful state.
II was n rUnring response that
The Konr,ng Foriica gave the
4lirEsicr. One by one they tried
to pick tho she'll that hid the III.
tlr auhc,c, One by one III. wise
HuuGrdunkY
i.ttic old New York has Molch
IT. pIory.
Glbcr, Swan.
(copyrIpht. iD27. NEA Service. Incl
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S. w. Burleigh

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knutson mo-
torcd TO Mandan Monday on business.
Frank Cress has purchased the
Crawford farm for $35 an acre. Mr..
Gress expects to take possession the
first 81 March.
Lucille Buckley Is able to he out Of
quarantine again after having scar
let fever.
Ernest Hauscr left last week for
Huff. N. d., where he will attend
school during the winter months. He
IN staying with his aunt, Mrs. Christ
Smith.
Wayne Warren, who has been cut
ting wood. came home to spend
Christmas with his parents. His
cousin, Lloyd Clisby, has been help
ing him. He also went home to
spend his Christmas at Sibley Butte.
Jack Stewart left Monday evening
for visit with relatives in the east
crn part Of the country. He expects
TO be gone until the first Of March.
Mrs. Janet Stewart has been sick
for the past few days.
VIM. Mallard made trip to Nc
Kcnzie one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hausc were
dinner guests at the Dan Nicholson
home.
The snow is almost gone in this vi
entity and cattle are able to get some
feed from the prairies. This is a
great help to the farmers, as they
are short of feed.
MIR. Chessak is still buying and
selling cattle and hogs. In spite Of
the shortage Of feed many Of the
farmers In this vicinity have raised
quite n number Of hogs and have
made money on them. Another case
Of diversified farming pays.
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The btp fi,splncea ~ bnndfnHh"m Castle, one "f
the homes NJ the king and uue., NJ England, almost
vent without their YuIe iopa, VIZ hcnr VIZ say Yu'"
hogs practically only Whit W. ncnn u plum blnck
cent
The roai famine which changed merry Christmas
~ q nhlyornr Christmas IA, hnir " britain almost
Waited tho toynl family neof, A, ID" Inst moment
u few huas ~ cont were ,ocd NJ W the royal shed
md nl wan well,
The former kaiser Ut Germany played SANTA
Claus I" his houachnld We learn. lle d"lod out
p,eHcnn from n hcdocked tree ~ his wife. hcr child
ron. aud The servants of hia household III U,orn.
J"hn u. Rockefeller. worlds rIrh"nt man. played
host II, ~ Christmas party. singing thrtsman carule
with hin horvantH, trimming the Christmas tree. nnl
,knp ou, gfta f,"m he tree, Henry tcrd gnv" n
party Tor the youngntcrn of Dearborn.
lis fact M doubt. that under the sktn we're
MI h,At humane. aud alike. Hut how w II, like /.
hear about the king who almost went cold about the
,ich man who plays with toys, and ahout tho former
grand monarch who playa Santa Cnu-
Chances are wei, never ilet over II,
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The Arc III ltnvlcS

stnhal the anilu, told u bizarre tale of great black
birds IN hIn nm tho palace Of thu caltph settling
down upon tween that lowered into the nky ~ high
an the world IL wide. there 10 settle dawn upon
foliage ~ precious ntanca and carry away tucked
under their wlnna ,nhtce hig IA rocks md
EMERALD. like rrndn,
a moa,u Ssnhad tale Ia that of IN, new giant
moo,ina maai t. reach more than 1000 feet INTO
the air, hul atop the roof of an Sasatarv building Of
Detroit, aud there fuel th,nc birds af the a,
launched hy commerce. today,
rhta g,an Aet'c may aerm remote t. most nf us,
Hut aomcthtag lrsa remote Ii the ,mcwhat smaller
landing field which authorities declare viii hc ~
much rau NJ the home Ut the future az the garage
" the p,racnt
Eddie E"kcnhaskcr, for instance. declares that
MahoMt ~ years, "a houac s,sc" astraW will hc ~
Wdtna'y thing as 'aaya flivver,
Ann,hrr item in ~, already exalted standard VI
,N'ns budget. hut wen all have en-. il "cvcryh ,dy
slac" uaea'
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NEWS BRIEFS

Jury at Joliet, H., liz locked up for
the night after five hours dclibern-
ton on Chicago cnb drivers 500. 900
mutilation suit against Nathan Leo
pold. Jr.. and Richard Loeb.
House adopts anne ndmcnt providing
$dOO. 100 for start on 81 ZOO, 600 dirigi-
bic to replace wrecked Shenandoah I:
plan to increase naval mir strength Is
defeated.
Washington~~lnv ion by tariff
commission into textile and metals
industries la proposed in resolution
introduced by Senator Frazier, North
Dakota.
Warrant IL issued In st. Louis 70,
Edward ". Grant. missing official
of realty company; firm says crcdi'
tors may lose Sl,2bO,0o0 through
dUfalcations.
Fergus Falls, Morris Mihaychuck
charged with smuggling aliens across
Canadian border. was sentenced &c
three years in federal prison.
ST. raul DR.. ". l.. Williams. form.
cr football coach ut Minnesota. was
| selected as head football coach ut st
Thomas college.
Fergus Falls Alexander Fosmark
Y, :. commissioner ut Crockston. was
suspended from federal practice b.
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IN drawing rom. lie ran cain Br,s eIf j6st the
maiden angieg her bsads snaps her vanity case,
Then again m,staches help dfferrht'nic The mai"
fran ths female, and, for this alone, ARE rather
necessary IN this day
M,ataehes, whsthcr from tradition or intrinsic
value. make man Ook distinguished. they hid"
scars tbcy make then, iDk older. and make most NJ
us prefer clean sbnye=,
Jost by way of proving TINT even seemingly Zip
pant subjects hold fostt ~, III ,ught.
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RARBS

liy Tom Slime
u YOU hel,nve What he tells yau.
Nau'te IA laNe,
The faster YOU t,aNel. the saaNcr
ane catches yen
Accountants and a,et,i,anS krcp
ltNateS straight,
fttcmen have az ca>N lie, .hrN
VAN natk hv Matrs plaps,
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van tSN NSat WancN,
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Radios RialtO
RN Thr .ASsncia:rl rrrSsN

tHy The Associated rreSs>
WtGN, the Twin tt'Ses station. will
broadcast a concert uNder (Mo
auspices W the 81, Paul association
at StSo Y, ~, follow 1T -t,a II. ~ by
farm lecture. At An y, NJ GLADYS
AND Esther la,terl, ~anrana and
messa sonrana, and CosslHe lcedaN.
avso,neantS. Will be ~ tho atY far Ia
minutes, sel,omed ~ : y ~, by Wcs~
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necessary secretions. Mildly laxa-
tive, wonderfully soothing and heal
ing to- the irritated area, Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound quickly
stops all coughs and throat irrita-
tions, lingering "flu" coughs and dis
turbing night coughs. Is exactly suit
ed to the needs Of elderly people. Ask
for it.--Adv.
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EXACTLY SUITS ELDERLY PER-
SONS

There il a sound therapeutic reason
why Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs and colds is especi-
ally suited to the needs Of elderly
persons: because il contains no
chlorcform. or opiatcs to cause con-
stipation chat hug-bear Of advancing
ycars) and to dry up the natural and
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Justajingle

He stood there BY the old front
door.
An, he was just sap.
Nobody came to answer. cause
He didn't give . rap.
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y 800 N
FLASHES OF LIFE
thy The Aan0ciatcd I'rcsa)

lily The Annotated Presa)
Camden, N, j Fnthcrly affection
rnn hc u ground for divorce. Edgar
Cunningham IL, testified he had boon
k,pAing Mrs. Edward Davis. 81. ever
Aimee aha wns five years old and Tint
his attention were merely those OF
father. l,cmunc Mira. Davis disobcy-
al her husbands orders I" discOn-
tinuc the kisaca, tho husband wns CIV
en- II decree.
Icfrcraonvillc. Ind. Elopcra arc
going to find things more difficult
IN this srctna green. II seems that
marrying aIuires employ runners to
approach prospects IN dcpota and nu-
tomobilrs aud on ferries, Chief Of
Police tlcgv givcs notice that an ar.
dlnnncc torhidding such solicitations
win hu enforced.
Washington The ln,cst champion
father IL Reuben bland of Robertson
villr. N. c.. who has had "a children.
IL - years old and has been married
twice To was introduced nj the
white House and IN congress IA the
champion, because previously Lean
der Gentle. of Georgia. father If ~.
had ht~n no presented,
New York 'Adolrh Mcnjcu gets
x,SOOrN " year IN the movies, The
revelation came IN suit by John
Mekrca tor $1,000 which he claims
tho actor owes him for gcttin. u bet.
ter contract,
nrrin Five Germans weighing u
Sal ..f han Far hs
backbone IT u new "a, mems club.
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Owatonna, MIMI -Otta Schreck, ar
rested ut WATERFOWL, $. D., pleaded
guilty to second degree forgery and
viii be sentenced Saturday
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Minneapolis Five story building
claborntely equipped as distillcry
with capacity Of $4,000 gallons, was
raided by prohibition agents and two
men were arrested