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Evening star., 1928-11-19
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

firm and healthy. Plenty of fresh air
and sufficient exercise out of doors are
essential. Do not expect to have a
smooth skin if you sit in the house all
day and avoid physical exertion.
Most patrons of beauty shops and
readers of these beauty talks want ex-
ternal treatments for correcting sagging
faces and throats. While such treat
ments are of little value unless supple
nented by improvements in the general
care of ones body. they have their
place. The woman who reduces rapidly
and neglects exercise will not. however,
be as much benefited by facial treat
ments as will be the woman who re-
duces slowly and keeps herself physically
fit.
Massage is passive form of exercise
and is necessary for improving the tone
of fiabby face and necks. The manipu-
lations stimulate the circulation. The
skin should be thoroughly cleansed,
then gently steamed with hot towels.
Next pat on a massage cream or lotion
such as the following: 6 teaspoonfuls
milk, u ounces glycerin, teaspoon
fuls tincture benzoin, ounces dis
titled water, ounce perfume. Work
this in the skin with an upward, ro-
tary movement. Now wipe off the To-
ton and pat on an astrinGHEk or rub
with ice.
y
An astringent bandage may be used
for Tightening the fiabby skin at the
throat Fold small towel Iengthwise
twice. Dip the middle in an astringent
and bind it. firmly on the throat. Leave
on about an hour. It is not wise to wear
chin bandages for long periods, since
they make the muscles lazy. A simple
lotion that may be used with this treat
ment is made of ounce cologne water.
S ounces elderfiower water, Il ounce
of tincture of benzoin, / p ounces Gu
cumber Juice The last Ingredient is
made by stewing the cucumbers in a
little water.
1904
Evening star., 1928-11-19
BY THORNTON
". BURGESS

had fallen from it or If it had never
had any hair.
Il don't see what use a tail like that
can be-" thought Rusty. Now. when
I jump that tail Of mine balances me.
In Winter. when I sit back to the wind,
that tail protects my whole back. When
I curl up / curl that nice. big tail OF
mine around me and it helps to make
rne warm and comfortable. But what
can a fellow do with a tail like this
one? It looks to me like a useless tail"
At just that moment thought came
to Rusty What would happen If he
should bite that tail? Would it scare
the owner so that he would ruin away!
Anyway, it would be almost certain to
give him a chance to get out. II he
should be ready to dash out of that
entrance as soon as the owner went
out he would have a good chance to
escape It was his best chance. Rusty
reached out to bite that tail, but just
before he set his teeth in it he drew
back. His courage was not quite equal
to that bite. Three times he started
to bite and didn't. But tho fourth
time he did. Yes. sir, he bit that tail
and right away things began To happen
(Copyright. 1897
Evening star., 1928-11-19
A Sermon for Today
Wake Yourself I'm.
BY REV. JOHN n. GUM.

Text: Awake up. my glory. y."-Ps.
lvii8.
Here the Psalm:st calls upon himself
to wake up. Lying dormant within his
soul is a potential glory that has never
broken forth. This hidden glory is wait
ing to be called out. And So addressing
the higher glory and possibility he sees
in himself, the PsalmiSt cries, Awake
up, my glory!"
This is a call we all need to make
upon ourselves. Within the hunblest Of
us there is the possibility of glory
that we little dream of. We need to
awaken ourselves to see this possibility
We may never know what we can be
and do in this world until we arouse
ourselves and call forth the best there
Is in u.s.
An old writer speaks of a man being
mot only the noblest creature in the
world, but even very world in HIM
self" The trouble with many of lis is
that we have never discovered our
selves. When man really discovers
himself, he has made a more wonderful
discovery than when the astronomers
discover new star in the heavens
Awake up, my glory" Make this
call upon yourself. Do not imagine the
glory is not there. 1t is there. Wrapped
up in the humblest life there is the
possibility of spiritual beauty and
nobility of character which. when fully
developed and manifested, will outshine
the blended ltlster of the stars.
You have no right to let all this po-
tential glory in your life go to waste.
You owe 1t to the world to develop
yourself to the limit of your possibili-
ties. Therefore, like the Psalmist, call
upon your soul to awake. Do not sleep
away your life. Wake yourself up.
Copyright, 1929
Nearly 80 per cent of autos marr-
factured in the United States in 1927
we're closed models.
Evening star., 1928-11-19

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. November 10.
With all the natural location pictures
that are being made at the present
time-and the range takes in the Brit
ish Isles, South Seas and darkest Afri-
CA few local scenes are doubling
gracefully for furrin' parts
Mount Whitney is being disguised as
the Swiss Alps Ernest Lubitsch
thought that out. And saved lot of
money thereby. A long sand field with
a back drop Stimulating still more in
finite sandy reaches, is doing duty for
the Cobb Desert.
And when Fitzmaurice's cast returned
from the Hawaiian Islands only~to dis
cover that some precious footage taken
at the famous Black beach at Hilo had
to be done over there was much moan
ing in the vicinity of the studios finan-
cial cage.
Then some bright young soul thought
tn put lot of sand and small rocks In
an outdoor blast kiln, allowed 1t to
burn red and then elected it until the
oxygen blackened II. There was
Black Beach of Hilo on a Hollywood lot
in less time than it takes to tell the
story. And for lot less money than
1t would take to transport Milton Sills.
Dorothy Mackaill and the rest back to
Bulaland.
Some talkie tragedies really come
under the head of humor-outside of
the financial sheet
Nothing is so expensive as a talkie
mistake. The rehearsalS all made--I
nearly said rehasheS-the principals are
locked IN the sound-proof cage with a
policeman outside to keep away all in
truders and to insure freedom from un-
welcome noises. Can you imagine the
embarrassment of the studio electrician
who sneezed explosively in the middle
Of long and expensive sequence?
Or can you even dinly appreciate
how Doris Kenyon felt in the last scene
of the most expensive talkie ever made
when she called Give Brook Give
instead of the name of the character he
was playing.
Doris Kenyon burst into tears. The
director burst into profanity. Three
hundred feet had to be scrapped. No
wonder the front office burst into a few
admonitions regarding attention to de-
tail, etc.
Lois Wilson, who has long been re-
garded as the ideal type Of American
girl, has found herself thrust into a
new role through the channels of her
fan mail.
An English admirer writes and asks
her for some little souvenir of the late
Valentino which he could keep and
{ cherish. Then goes on tn say, You
dear madam. as his beloved wife, must
have so many mementoes that you WIZ
Evening star., 1928-11-19
He WAS A RcpREso9

i; X x X
The American doughboy is in mufti
today. He may be found behind coun-
ters, over ledgers, driving trucks. work
ing in garages painting pictures and
selling bonds. He may be found in any
street of the city. During the war he
was referred to as 1.-The typical Amer
lean soldier" A few weeks over 10
years ago he was dining on canned
Willie or advancing over a SCARED
terrain toward an unseen objective.
His not to reason why" He was a
picturesque figure. His tin kelly" gas
mask and other military accoutrements
provided inspiration for songs. stories,
pictures and sculpture. even though the
soldier himself was unconscious of any
thing particularly interesting about his
attire
The spirit of the doughboy still flames
in most of those who participated ia
the hostilities. Reluctant, perhaps, to
speak of his experiences to those who
were not overseas with him. he un-
burdens himself to the men who were.
We met one yesterday. He is stocky
fellow. His hair is yellow and his bull
neck would impress one that here is a
lad who could give good account of
himself in free-for-all private or
PAtJAAS AlSAlG, I1E IdbtIEI NIX II
with fists than with high powered
rifle. He was once a corporal. Unfor-
tunately he is trifie deaf
Let lis quote him as he sat with a
few buddies> How did get took deef-
Aw, be yourself Nav, didn't get it in
any fight. Flu-inflooenzy. One day |
goes to the sergeant and I says, 'Sarg,
how about 10 aspirins?' The medical
major comes up and says, What do
youse want with 10 aspirins?' I says,
Well, l want en- He says, We'll,
never mind what youse want Its what
we tell you, you can have. So he feels
my pulse and takes my temperature and
says, Put this guy to bed So I goes to
bed for two weeks. That's how I got
deef.
Going over we was put down be-
low the waterline of the ship. Part Of
the band slept with us. One of 'em
was the bass drummer and he hangs
the drum on hook We goes TO sleep
and one night the drum falls on the
floor. Who the hlankety- blank is shoot
ing at us?' says the bunch as they
Evening star., 1928-11-19

Small pieces of toilet soap that
accumulate in the bathroom
should not be thrown away. Add
water enough to cover them and
put on stove until dissolved. This
makes an excellent soft soap.
Salted meat requires longer
boiling than fresh. Put it into
cold water. quickly bring it to a
boil. then let it simmer.
Do not waste cake or bread by
cutting off a burned crust. This
can be removed by a fiat crater,
and it will leave a smooth surface
instead of a jagged crust.
When buying coal, also buy
load of coke, which can be
bought for less. To make fire
use half coal and half coke, put
ting the coke on top of the coal.
You will find that a fire made in
this way will last twice as long
as one made in the ordinary way.
If the coke should have sui
phurous odor, pour over it
quantity of cold water.
Evening star., 1928-11-19

Place in alternate layers in a buttered
baking dish one cupful of canned corn
and four medium sized cooked potatoes
diced. Sprinkle each layer of potato
with salt and pepper and dot over with
a tablespoonful or so of butter, and
each layer of corn with a few grains
of sugar. The potato should form the
top layer. Pour one cupful of hot
cream or top milk over all, crate cheese
generously over the top and brown In
q quick oven.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Wrinkles and Reducing.

One of the problems that must be
solved by the woman who is reducing
is that of wrinkles which gather on
the face and neck as she becomes
thinner.
It is only natural that when the
excess fat melts away the skin should
crease and hang in loose folds. This
is what happens in case of quick re-
duction in weight. When the loss is
gradual, however. comprising only a
pound or two week, the skin has
an opportunity to adapt itself to the
slow shrinkage of the subcutaneous
fat
There is another element in the situ-
alton that is often overlooked. Not only
should reduction in weight be gradual,
Evening star., 1928-11-19

III FlCGJA lct Kolddl =.
While we was sit
ting in there / says,
I kin lick any five
Englishmen in this
dump Five of EN-
didn't think so and
1 landed out in the
square. Victoria
was spin n i n G
around and I don't
mean maybe.
Just as we was
figuring On getting
a nights sleep we
get orders to hang
on all the freight
and get ready to
cross the water to
France. They was
nnn &c ,n ~Jf.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Home in Good Taste
By SARA HILANp.

Here is little night light that will
add charm and quaintness to your bed
room and prove very practical also.
just the kind of little light to switch
on If you want to look at your watch
without flooding the whole room with
bright light
The base is of wrought iron and the
bulb Is fitted into a handicapped candle
with drippingS The bulb being tiny
Evening star., 1928-11-19

DISTINCTION IS GIVEN TO THIS
BRIGHT RED SILK CREPE FROCK
BY SKIRT DRAPERY OF LONG
RED SILK FRINGE, A SINGLE
JEWELED SHOULDER STRAP AND
JEWELED BUCKLE AT THE
WAIST
often formed by the raveling of the
material, but this is quite different
matter.
One reason why long fringe isn't seen
more often is because the silhouette or
sill1ouettes that are now considered
newest do not call for fringe And yet
occasionally one sees an extremely
smart frock that departs from this ac-
cepted silhouette or tempo of fashion
and makes use of long fringe-and al
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Peniums.

1t was inevitable that the peplum
should find recognized place in
mode characterized by restrained fem
ininity. 1t is at its best on tailored
daytime dress of navy blue broadcloth
(abovel. adding a slight flare below the
snugly belted hipline.
The peplum appears on coats, too,
(perhaps one on cloth coat) and on
evening dresses of stiffiy formal mate
rial-a brocaded taffeta or metal cloth,
for example.
Copyright. 1929
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Rusty Bites a Tail.
One way in will do for me.
But two ways out / want to sec.
Rusty the Fox Squirrel.

Rusty the Fox Squirrel was in dis
t,lrbad state of mind. Yes, sir, he was
quite upset. He was in strange hol-
low tree. That means it was strange
to him. He had taken nap on bed
Of leaves. Now. leaves do not get
into hollow trees unless they are put
there. A few may blow in, but not
enough to make a comfortable bed.
Therefore. some one had made this
bed in which Rusty had been sleeping.
When he had first found it he had
been quite sure that this hollow tree
home was deserted. But now he wasn't
50 sure. He had been awakened by
the sound of claws on the outside of
that tree
A back door is a good thing to have.
Johnny Chuck would tell you that.
Reddy Fox would tell you that. Old
Man Coyote would tell you that But
homes made in hollow trees seldom
have back doors. There was no back
door to this hollow tree home. There
was only one way out and, of course,
that was the only way in. Rusty
Evening star., 1928-11-19
MOTHERS
AND THEIR CHILDREN.
Troublesome Underwear.

One Mother Says:
I used to have lot of trouble getting
the children's long drawers tucked
smoothly into their stockings. Now 1
save myself time and trouble by sewing
piece of tape on opposite sides of the
bottom of the leg, as is done in the
bought leggings. and this fits down
snugly and holds the garment in place.
1t is also much more comfortable, as
we'll as decidedly neater looking.
tCopyright, 1929
Evening star., 1928-11-19
SUGAR IMPROVES
FRUIT FLAVORS
Makes these healthful foods
delightful to the taste.

The human body needs fruits.
to be we'll fed and healthy, and
each person should eat at .east
one raw and one cooked fruit
each day, Here are the health
giving elements that fruits bring
to us: needed roughage. fruit
yitamines, mineral salts, and
beneficial fruit acids.
And. thanks to sugar, fruits
can also be beneficial in another
way. The harsh or sour acids,
by being sweetened to taste, can
be turned into delightful n'avors
that add enjoyment to eating
AS a famous food scientist states
it, "The fruit acids are softened
by sugar. The fruit flavors are
developed by sugar. Sugar pro-
notes and facilitates the inges-
ton of fruits"
There are few people in the
world who do not relish the de-
licious flavors of orange and
grapefruit salad, sweetened to
taste. One of the most welcome
beverages to any palate is hot
lemonade.
And remember that steWed
fresh apples or pears or stewed
dried peaches, prunes or april
cots are excellent for breakfast.
For dinner, think of apple sauce
with pork, and cranberry sauce
with any kind of roast fowl or
meat. Baked apples or pears and
fruit pies are delicious, as we'll
as healthful. for dessert.
Eating should be enjoyable as
we'll as healthful. The use of
sugar, on raw fruits and In
cooking, Is the friend of food
enjoyment. The Sugar Insti-
tute. Advertisement.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
ump up and get ready to leave the

Jump up and get ready to leave the
boat.
Anyways We couldn't sleep very well
and one night a buddy and me is on
guard In one of the ships corridors.
The colonel comes along ana salutes
me and says. Corporal, I want youse
to keep this here corridor clear I says
'Yessir,' and he salutes me and leaves
So we had the corridor clear and was
aole to stretch out there and sleep
I'VE land at Southampton and the
looie says. Well, gang. tonight we'll all
be able to get a good sleep When
We got ashore We went to an ale place
Evening star., 1928-11-19

IaSOllf1e QTlVSn
car of popular
make. According
to our informant.
he had the body
of the new car re-
moved and at
t a C h e d to the
chassis of the cleo
trio machine 30
that a gasoline
body" will be seen
propelled a b o u t
the city by electric
power. OF course
the motor of the
new machine was
r G m v c d from
under the hood be-
fore the body was
attached to the
Evening star., 1928-11-19

Long fringe Is not really in the lime
light of fashion. None of the infiuen-
tial French dressmakers from whom
we take our cues has stressed it re-
Gently. They have used short frings-
Evening star., 1928-11-19

and flame-shaped. the effect is very
real. and. of course, the glass chimney
helps carry out the idea of a real
flame.
Not every bedroom would be a suit
able place for lamp such as this but
for the four-poster, spindle or old
time type of bedroom, what could be
more delightful!
One often has shelf in the kitchen
which is difficult to decorate. For this
you would find that clock for the
center and one of these lamps at each
end would be very effective,
Copyright. 1928l
Evening star., 1928-11-19

The Chinese of San F'ranciscos ORR
entail quarter balk at the dial phon.s.
They refused to use them because the
little holes, numbers and letters looked
tco much like q spying trap
Evening star., 1928-11-19
The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

A Washington man of affairs has
owned an electric automobile, We
hicle which is rapidly becoming extinct.
Recently he decided to purchase a
Evening star., 1928-11-19

but at the same time one should strive
to improve the muscular tone of the
whole body. A mere loss of weight due
to fasting or the use of drugs will leave
the skin and muscles fabby. This is
why it is necessary to include in the
reducing program sufficient exercise and
general hygienic care of the body with
the object of making all the tissues
Evening star., 1928-11-19
Lessons i'm English
BY W. l.. GORDON.

Often mispronounced: Alternate
Pronounce al-yen-ate, both as as in
ate" not alternate
Often misspelled Ally and alley;
often confused.
Synonyms: Inability, incapacity, in
competence. impotence, disability dis
qualification
Word study: use a word three times
and it is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day Today's word: Inscrutable: incom-
prehensible: unfathomable. 1T re-
mains an inscrutable mystery"
Corkscrew curls were popular in Ro-
man hairdressing in the first century
AID.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
My Neighbor Says:

Copyright, 1929
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-06
MARINES ARE
HOT ON TRAIL
OF SANDING
Reinforcements Sent to Mata-
galpa When Word Is Received
That He Is Near There

Managua, Nicaragua, Feb. g.
(AP)-American marines massed in
the mountainous region some 40
miles south Of the Honduran bor-
der today, seeking the rebel general
Augustine Sandino. Reinforcemen:s
were speeded to Matagalpa by truck
when the marine command heard
that Sandino was near there.
Missing since the air raid on his
stronghold Of FL. Chipote, when he
was believed to have been wounded,
the rebel leader. had apparently
moved further to the south. A.
times his flight across the Hon.
duran border has. been rumored, but
advices received here indicated he
had penetrated further into Mica.
ragua. .....e
With the rebel leader was . force
Of mounted men, we'll armed, It was
stated. The region Of Jinotega and
San Rafael del Norte where Sandino
is understood to. have been sighted,
r. some IS miles northwest Of Ma
tagalpa. center ot Niearagua's most
important coffee growing section.
People Of Matagalpa fear that
Sandino may attempt an attack on
the town In the behef that marines
there hare been withdrawn 70 rein
force garrioons In the department
Of Nueva Segoyia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-06
2 POLICEMEN
SHOT IN MINE
STRIKE RIOT
Woman Member of Crowd Has
Foot Crushed When Troop
cr's Horse Steps on Her

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. C.-(Ho-
Two coal and iron policemen were
shot and a woman was injured by q
state troopers horse during a mine
strike riot at Phillipsburg, near
California. Pa, today.
The coal and iron policemen, j. D.
Buttermore and +. p. Byrne, en-
pl0yed under state commissions as
guards at the Crescent mine by the
Pittsburgh Coal company, were
struck by the charge from a shot
gun. They were not dangerously
wounded.
According to the police, several
hundred men and women. acting as
union pickets, appeared at the mine
and tried to persuade the non-union
miners not to go to work.
The coal and iron police attempt
ed to disperse the pickets, it was
said, and during the brush between
the officers and members of the
crowd, a shotgun was fired, wound
ing the policemen. State troopers
who were summoned restored order
quickly. An unidentified woman
member of the crowd suffered a
crushed foot when a troopers horse
stepped on her.
The union pickcts had concen-
trated for several days last week at
the Daisytown mine of the Vesta
Coal company, but today they
turned their attention to the Phil
lispbugh workings.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-06
Sheriff's Office Announces
Plans After Youthful Muir.
derer of Marian Parker
Threatens Jailmate to Whom
He Sent Letter Telling Plans
TO Throw a Fit in Court

Los Angeles, Calf, Feb. 6.-tP,
When Dale Budlong takes the
stand in the sanity trial Of his fell
low Jail prisoner, William Edward
Hickman, to tell how the latter
came to write him a letter revealing
Hfckman's plan to stage a "laugh-
ing, screaming, diving act" in
court, 4 special guard will be pro.
vided for him.
Plans for this court guard were
announced today by the sheriff's 8
office, after disclosing that Hick.
man, following upon the surprise
appearance Of that letter in court
had delivered . wild TRADE to Jail.
ers in which he threatened Budlong
Jail officials at once took several
precautions, they said, to guard
both Budlong and Hickman in the
trial. The move to strengthen the
guard over Hickman also was
actuated by an anonymous letter
which the authorities received in
which the writer declared Hickman
would be dead in five days."
Testimony IL Important
Prosecution attorneys said they
considered Budlong's testimony
which will deal with circumstances
under which he received the lette,
and conversations he had with
Hickman, Of importance. The let.
ter itself has been hailed by the
states forces as branding as 9
flake" the insanity defense Of
Hickman to the kidnapping and slay.
ing of little Marian Parker.
Budlong probably will not testi.
~ at once, for the move Of the de.
tense in calling prosecution wit.
nesses to recount the youths crime
caused the state to reverse its
plans. As . result prosecution
alienists, first scheduled to be the
last witnesses to be heard, now are
being questioned ct the opening Of
states rebuttal. Other states wit.
nesses, including acquaintances o1
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