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Evening star., 1928-04-27
Everything Included

Furnished to the most minute de-
tail! Completely out6tted rooms that
lack nothing to make them hospitablc,
with the maximum OF comfort and
beauty perfection.
Evening star., 1928-04-27

\ mighty Saturday Sale that May
and Spring housecleaners will
welcome with JOY! Tremendous saw
ings on complete room outfits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
To INVADE
MORE STATES

Senator James A. Reed 3D. Of
Missouri will wage an intensive
campaign to capture Wisconsin,
Ohio, Indiana. and West Virginia
In furtherance OF his presidential
aspirations it was indicated today,
with the announcement Of his
speaking engagements.
Senator Reed first will invade
North Carolina. with scheduled
speech, March rs. at High Point,
N. G. The following day he will
address the students Of the Uni
versity of North Carolina. He has
a tentative engagement to speak
in Knoxville. Tenn. March 80.
Reeds invasion of Wisconsin will
begin March 81 when he will appear
at a mass meeting in the auditor
Jun at Milwaukee. April / he adj
dresses the students OF the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin.
Several Indiana speeches are
being arranged Immediately follow
ing the Wisconsin campaign, and
then Reed will go into Ohio. He win
swing then to West Virginia and
will wind up the tour with appear
ances In Tennessee, Mississippi,
South Carolina and Alabama prior
to a speech at New !. ork, April 20.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
Who Is She?

You simply cant keep people
from wanting to know who you ara
when you're as sparklingly fresh
and crispIy beautiful as dainty
Ge0rgette Vorel, lovely New York
City girl who lives at 782 Carroll ST.
Brooklyn. Everyone admires her
lovely figure, and her marvelously
clear, rose-tinted complexion; but
women marvel most at the softness
and lustre OF her hair.
am so busy that have almost
no time to give to my hair, says
Miss Vorel, and / really don't
know what should do about it,
It hadn't learned how so many
Of my girl friends here in New
York are taking care OF theirs.
Its SO simple. All you Go is
put few dashes of Danderine on
your brush each time you use it.
This wonderful preparation keeps
my hair so soft and lustrous that
many friends have commented on
It. It makes my scalp feel just
grand and all dandruff disappeared
with the first few applications. 1t
keeps my hair 30 clean that I don't
have to shampoo nearly so often
as used to. =
Danderine isn't oily and doesnt
show. It makes hair easy to dress
and holds it in place. All drug
stores have the 35c bottles. Lovely
hair and y healthy scalp for q fey
cents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
SPAIN REJO|NS
LEAGUE

GENEVA, March Blowing to
the trend of events in the New World
and expressions of resentment by
some Latin.American republics
against the United States, the
League of Nations expects to play an
increasingly important part in
American affairs, it was stated here
this afternoon.
This statement was called forth by
the news that Spain has decided to
re-enter the League Spain wishes to
strengthen Spanish Influence in
South and Central America and feels
that It can best be accomplished
through the agency Of the League of
Nations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
DIAMOND JOE
IS SLAIN BY
GUNMEN
AZ 1nternatlonal News service

ny ImteRma tiOnal News SefHoo
CHICAGO, March 22.-"Diamono
joe Esposito. powerful Italian
leader whose picturesque career
has been lived on the twiilgnt
border between rowdyism and re-
speciality, is dead today, victim
Of gangster bullets.
sDiamond Joe'-Christened Gul'
/ seppi--was shot down within Few
| feet of his home last night as ne
returned from & Twenty.fifth Waro
political meeting. He died on tue
way to the county hospital.
Three men, armed with revoivefs
and sawed-off shotguns, poured
yolley OF leaden bullets and polsohr =
slugs into Esposito's back from 9
closed automobile In which they
had pulled up to the curb.
Treachery Seen
Ralph and Joe Varchetto. broth.
ers. and reputed bodyguards OF
Esposito. were being held TO-DAY on
suspicion that they had put tneir
chief son the SPOT for his enemies.
The brothers were accompanying
the italian leader to his home when
the assassins' car pulled up to the
curb. Both fled when the gangsters
opened fire The fact that neither
bodyguard was wounded in the WHO
shooting led police to believe that
they had betrayed Esposito.
Joe Montana, q notorious char
acter on the West Side, was also
taken into custody by police.
After opposite had collapsed on
the sidewalk. two of the assasslns
leaped to his side to ascertain II
he were dead. Then. while the third
man remained az the wheel 81 the
car, these two returned TO the
machine and administered sort Of
coup de grace. firing . final r0und
into Esp0sitO's PROSTATE form.
The car then sped away.
So Wounds Found 4
At the county hospital, where an
examination was conducted. by Cor
oner,s Physician Samuel s. Epstein.
SIS bullet wounds were found IN the
body. DR.. Epstein declared the shot
gun sIugs bore. evidence Of having
been covered with poison.
Although opposite was . known
friend OF various vice lords and
racketeers, investigators expressed
the opinion that q feud involving
politics and .'raclzefeer privileges
was back of the assassination.
opposite. recognized leader Of the
Italian elements and union labor
cxar. was Republican chief In the
Twenty fifth ward and = hacker Of
United States Senator Charles s.
Dcneen. The latter in Washing
ton was informed of the shooting
~ long distance telephone. but he
refused To comment on the pOlit-
icaI aspect OF the case.
Joseph Savage. backed by the
Mayor ThOmpson-S States Attorney
Grove organization, and Esposito's
rival for ward committeeman. de.
cIared that liquor privileges In the
ward had recently been curtailed.
EEspositO, II was sald. was blamed
~ the spllky peddlera Tor the shut
down
states Attorney Robert u Grove
also declined to discuss the political
Significance oE the assassination.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
Music Group Begins
It's FOur-Day Carnival

Last night the Music Educational
Association, interested in the pur-
chase of musical instruments and
the development of musical ability
among colored children, began it's
four day carnival of music at the
Phyllis Wheatley Young Women's
Christian Association.
The carnival opened with a baby
and health show. Tonight boys
stunts will feature the program.
tomorrow night aesthetic dances
will be given under the direction OF
Adrienne Marshall. The carnival
will close with a fashion show and
the presentation of a concert by the
Harmonious Quartet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
Plaintiff in Damage Suit
Arrested for Forgery

PHILADELPHIA. March a.
Judge Bonniwell halted the trial. of a
damage suit in municipal court
Yesterday and held the plaintiff In
$1,000 bail on the charge of perjury.
Harry Feinstein was suing George
A.. Sim. for $4,000 damages. He
said his wrist was injured when
he stopped truck owned by Sim
which had started in the absence
Of the driver.
On cross-eXaminati ton Feinstein
denied ever having collected dam
ages in any other case. An ad.
juster for the Pennsylvania railroad
testified Feinstein had been paid
81 900 damages by the railroad two
DAYS before the alleged truck acct.
dent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22

Not only does the absence Of
vitamin e from the diet cause ster.
ilization, but it also brings about
the birth of paralyzed offspring, &C.
cording to the report.
In his experiments with various
lower animals. conducted prior to
his discovery of the vitamin, DR..
Evans found that he could re-
establish sexual fertility in an ami
NAL, previously rendered sterile by
the removal of vitamin e. This
was accomplished by the restoration
of the important food element to
the creatures diet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22

But three-fourths of the animal $
offspring, following the restoration
of the vitamin, DR.. Evans found,
developed paralysis within 81 days
after birth.
The danger arising from the alb
sence OF Vitamin e i'm the diet,
however, Is not prevalent among
human beings, according to the re.
port.
The food normally consumed by
a person contains a sufficient de-
gree Of the element.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
Cain Pounds Of Weight in 3
Weeks with Yeast and Iron
or nay nothing

Al erex he country women and man me
aaazed a. the aimoef magic effects Of IRON.
I'D YEAST. After single course treatment
-. weak bodies are heoughk up In WEIGHT
mmA strength Flesh made round and arm. HOl-
ioWa Afie6 ont. Skin mAAo satiny smooth with
- eloW of girlhood. How b this dene9
Yaagt anA IfOn have always been considered
80 a Ire greatest body and blood builders ~
s.eAica1 science. They contain those via 1food
11emenfa that build up 6oah, correct akin and
M9eetion troubles and enrich the blood. IRON
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kin1IIv coneemhnted form which give results in
I'll the tirue required By yeGsf and iron
aekem aeporgfelys
RONTZED YEAST gives you all the weight
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safAie natnrai thAt after taxing mONIZED
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e-@eeranee and eeirits. The akin loses its sal
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- $500 On ard your digestion and bowel
,eet;oa n w0ndertully improved.
g. Aou,th9xo sainny. weak body that looks
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49, N 4 hGm6y paaknge. Sale for eVefy-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
ADDRESS ON HEALING

Healing by Natural Methods"
win be the subject OF an address
by DR.. r. Nj. Schippell, secretary of
the Washington Naturopathic As
ISOLATION, at the League for the
Larger Life headquarters. 17O6 L
st. n. W., Saturday at Sis p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
DR. GREEN no SPEAK

DR.. Thomas Green, director of
the speakers bureau of the Amer
lean Red Cross, will address the
Mems Club of st. Margaret's Epis.
copaI Church. tonight at o'clock,
in the parish house, Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22

The Syracuse University Alum1ae
Of Washington will hold a dinner
meeting in the tea room of the
Y. M. c. A. tomorrow evening at
$50 o'clock. Miss Isabelle Pickett ].
Miss Blanche Lewis. and Miss May
Pendleton will be the hostesses.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
Animal Tests Reveal
Vitan1ir1 E Effects

BERKLEY, Calf, March 22-The Importance of Vltamln
E. the newly discovered food element unearhed by the re-
searches of Dr. Herbert NJ Evans Of the University OF Cali
forna enhanched by report of Dr. Evans findings made
public today by university authorities here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-03-22
Try L on z Money Back" Offer

~ Today to any drug store and get q
aros,s trial. you are not delighted with
ssfecta. ask for your money back. 1t
sriIf be refunded Immediately. II in.
convenient to buy from druggist. send
n a direct TO the IRONIZED YEAST
Co. Atlanta. Ga, DESK 336-EE,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-07
Walker Whiteside
Only Star to Make
Consolation Tour

Walker Whitesidc is the only
dramatic star who is making a
transcontincntal tour this season,
and that he has the daring to do so
speaks volumes for his courage and
belief in his drawing powers. This
famous actor will make his annual
visit to Bismarck on Monday eve
ming, May Ii, at which time he will
present his latest success, "Sakura,"
at the city auditorium.
This important play Of Oriental
love. passion and romance is an
adaptation Of Sidney McCall's
famous novel entitled. 1.-THE Breath
Of the Gods" modern tale of
Tokyo and Nippon, dramatizcd by
the late Atherton Brownell Mr..
Whitcsidc produced "Sakura" in
Chicago three years ago, and
played it there for many months,
after which the principal cities of
the east were visited. The star will
enact the powerful character Of
Prince Hagane, known as "the right
hand and the left car" Of the en-
peror in Japan. Onda saba, an
Amcricanized Japanese maiden, is
the object Of the princes affections,
and dashing Alcxei Ivanov is the
other member of the eternal tri-
angle. Beloved by two men. ono of
the Orient. and the other Of the Occi-
dent. Onda saba is the storm-blown
pctal-"thc wild cherry blossom
of tcmrestuous typhoon of pas
sion. The struggle cndurcs through
out the four thrilling acts Of
"Sakura." and the ultimate climax
is soul-stirring in its intensity.
Walker Whiteside's fine New
York company is headed by Miss
Franc Hale, Miss Esther Belle,
Miss Helen Hardison. Paul Nc
Grath, Frank Henderson. Richard
! Rainier, Maurice kuhlmann, VIM.
Dunno and M. Ralc. Superb
Japanese and modern costumes will
be shown in "Sakura" when Walker
Whtcside presents this wonderful
play here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-07
TRIBUNE WILL
HELP ZANDRA
GIVE ANSWERS
Psychic to Cooperate With
This Paper in Helping
Solve Problems

Zandra, known to scientists and
amusement lovers the world over as
THE Man Who Sees Beyond" opens
q three-day engagement at the Capt.
tol theatre starting tonight with a
special "ladies only" matinee We'd
nesday at 2 p. m.
He has accepted an invitation
through the Tribune to also use
these columns in order to make his
services more widespread, and each
day Of his engagement will answer
a limited number Of questions. These
questions which will appear an
swered through the columns Of this
paper will be selected at random
from those submitted at the theatre
and which he will be unable to
answer on account Of his limited
working time-no partially what
ever will be shown and not over
twelve questions will be selected.
No attention whatever will be
given to questions mailed to Zandra
in care Of this newspaper office or
the theatre as all questions must be
submitted to the Capitol theatre
during his performance there and
in the event you are not answered
from the stage. you still have an
opportunity of finding the reply the
following day through these
columns.
Zandra, who at 80 is puzzle to
scientists because of his potent
psychic powers, was born in upper
Burma, India, the son of a colonel
in the British army. His playmates
for the most part were little brown
beggars" whose fathers were Of the
Hindoo Yogi sect, mystery men and
miracle workers. As child Zandra
beca interested in mental science
and at the age Of seven had his first
revelation. :,
"Behind each question that get"
says Zandra, sis a story, life story.
Behind every letter | get is a person
carrying heavy personal worry
I receive the questions in the same
deep seriousness in which they arc
sent me. l feel very responsible
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-07
LOTS FOR SALE

me! Oh. r..sid!"
Just before supper was an.
nounced she slipped away to her
own rooms. to cry the hot tears
that were pressing against her eye.
balls. And on her dressing table
she found note. undoubt eddy
placed there by her own maid Her
cold. shaking fingers had difficulty
in opening 1t, for she knew at once
that it was from David.
Dear little Sally" she read. and
the tears gushed then. Forgive
me for boiling like this. but
couldn't stand 1t any longer. You
know love you. that III be loving
you always but you must also
know that Sally Barr canr 1t marry
David Nash. and that anything less
would be too terrible for both of us
You must be wondering why
came. wanted to see for myself
that you are happy. that your
mother is good to you. And. Of
course. l wanted to see you again.
wanted to see II there was any
thing of my Sally in this beautiful
Sally Barr that the papers are
making SO much OF.
II think It has made 1t harder
for me to find that underneath the
new surface you are still Sally
Ford. But they'll change the core
Of you almost as rapidly as they
have remade the surface Of you
into a society beauty. And after
you ) changed all through you'll
be glad / went away. I'll carry
my own Sally In my heart always.
and the new Sally BARR will fall in
love with the splendid young son
Of some old family. marry him and
make her mother very happy. She
would never forgive us. Sally. IL l
took you away and made you live
on what I can earn as a farmer,
and she would be right not to for
give. I would not forgive myself.
and after awhile you'd be unhappy.
too. REMEMBERING all that you had
lost. including . mother who
adores you. Goodby. Sally. David"
She was so quiet, so white at
supper that Grant Proctor, who
was already in love with her.
begged her to let him give ter a
drink from his pocket flask, but she
refused. scarcely knowing what he
had said to her. Once she caught
her mothers eyes, alc shivercd at
the anxiety and reproach In them.
Suddenly a fierce resentmen!
against Enid Barr rose and beat
sickeningly in her blood. II she
had not interfered, she and David
would have been married tong ago.
They would have been happy IN
poverty. would have struggled side
by side to Danish poverty. might
even have had q tiny David or Sally
OF their own by this time. And now
David was irrevocably gone. SO
that Enid Barr might keep her
daughter. Sally wanted to nurse
her anger against her mother. but
It was impossible to do 80. for she
loved her.
When tho lass orchestra was hi.
lariously summoning the debu'
tantes to the dance floor again
Arthur Van Horne claimed Sally
ovse the protests Of the halt dozen
younger men who were good.nat'
uredly wra4gling TOR the honor.
you're going 70 meet mo after
this foolish. delightful show Is over
aren't youf OF course you are"
he smiled down upon her % he led
her out upon the door.
sally looked up at him YEARLY
/ and saw that there WAS more than
amusement and &Allautry In hil
narrowed. smiling black eyes. There
was menace. which he did not try
to conceal. wanted her to see
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-07
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-07

"All right she nodded.
"You do love your mother. don't
YOU" he smiled Significantly.
Maybe you'll learn to love Van a
little. too. 1t would be-vcry
WISE
1t was half rast four o'clock when
the tirelcss debutantes were willing
to call it a night. Sally bravcd
the thing out. but her face was
wan as she listened to the last
compliments on the success OF tho
party which had officially launched
her into the circles of society to
which her mother belonged by the
divine right OF inheritance and
immense wealth.
well talk 1t all over tomorrow.
sweetheart" Enid said pityingly.
You run along to bed now. I've
got TO give few instructions to
Randall And you'd better stay in
bed all day. or until tea time any.
way. You were marvellous tonight.
darling. So beautiful. so sweet.
These wild young flappcrs-but run
along. daughter beloved. You look
rs il you might faint with fatigue.
Have Ernestinc bring you some hot
milk"
It was ridiculously easy for Sally
to slip out Of the house. using the
servants entrance. as Van Horne
had suggested. She found him
waiting for her and submitted
wearily to being led to where his
car was parked, block away.
"What do you want. Van?" she
asked abruptly, when the car turned
into Central Park from Fifth Ave-
nue. at Eighty.fourth street. the
, wheels crunching the glazed crust
OF new snow.
ITO talk with you and hold your
hand and possibly kiss you-oh,
very possibly" Van Horne laughed
at her. reaching for her hand.
what did you mean when you
said 1t would be very wise for me
to love you a little?" she persisted.
too tired to be diplomatic. But Of
course she knew. He held her
mothers security and happiness In
the hollow of his hand. That he
could destroy her own social career
II he wished did not occur to her.
for she had not yet learned to care
about it, to prize it. But Enid
must be protected at all costs
II think you know" Van Horne
shrugged. But why put 1t into
words? Some things are much
nicer unsaid. IL they are distinctly
understood. Now-will you kiss
me. Sally? I've waited long time.
sweet child. and I'm naturally not
a patient man."
mot tonight" Sally said in .
low. fiat voice. shrinking into her
own corner of the seat. please
turn at One Hundred and Tenth
street and take me back home. Van.
I'm utterly tired"
Van obeyed cheerfully, exultant
over her indirect promise. When
Sally was creeping exhaustedly up
the stairs to her room. her mother.
still dressed In her formal bali
gown. came hurrying frantically
down to meet her.
Darling. where have you been?
i've been crazy with worry! How
could you 60 out and meet that
Nash boy so brazenly? Tonight Of
all nights!"
1T wasn't David. Mother" Sally
said In . dead.tired voice. 1T was
Arthur Van Horne. He-knows-
all about me. He's known all
along"
Ito BE Continued) !.
In the ncrt tnst0llMent Sally
learns something neU about the
startling Van Horne.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-07
HALE yIsLP WANTED

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