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Evening star., 1928-12-28

CoLoRED-wE HAVE AN UPTo;DATE
home near 5th and Fla. ave. ne. that Is
Ynent, Contains 6 large rooms bath; h.-Wn.,
cleo. It's, porches, deep YARD TO siley: nice
front lawn; cellar under entire mousse
CALL Cal oE FOR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT.
,.os ,A+H WAFhN st \ 81 'z'NAN"'' North se2.
Evenings phone Georgia S2o2.
Evening star., 1928-12-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

THOS. j. OWEN & SON, AUCT1ONEEHS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
Evening star., 1928-12-28

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY EIGHT-FAMILY BRICK APAKTlTs AXIS
MENT HOUSE, KNOWN AS TnE
PARKWAY" BEING 1sda PREMlSaES S@s
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
By Maria Jeritza

II used to be the general belief
thai all women have weak spines.
It was thought that they were
incapable OF enduring active
sports and athletic games for this
reason, and backaches were con-
sldered the common heritage Of
women. All this in spite Of the
fact that the average housewife
went through with household
drudgery of that day severe
enough to strain the muscles Of
q seasoned athlete.
In addition. she wore tight,
stiff, constructing clothes, with
long, sweeping skirts. The won
der il that the race survived Al
all, considering the llnhyg gienfc
conditions that surrounded girls
and women. No wonder weak
backs and backaches were the
rule. No wonder women aged
early and died young.
Thank heaven, that era has
passed.
All outdoor sports are conducive
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
w ouId Isolate
Dispensers
Of Gloom
BY Lucy Lowell

weeping willows are all very
well In their place.
But IL you have made any sort
Of study Of landscape gardening
you viii have noticed that their
place is somewhat removed from.
The other plants. No gafderer.
who knows his sob crowds q tree
Of this character in among other
trees where the dropping branches
may have a chance to cling and
bear down till the outstanding
trees too are bowed.
So with the human weeping
willow. Only it Is not so simple
to keep him in MS place. Not
only does misery love company.
but misery demands company
which is miserable and accordingly
goes out to spread itself among
others. thus creating its own sort.
There are plenty of these
gloom dispensers who feel their
troubles ligl1tened il they can get
someofls else to share them and
who, for II . reason. set about the
matter Of shifting burdens to the
shoulders of others.
The fact of the matter Is that
everybody has some load to carry:
something which seems OF vastly
more Importance to himself than
the greatest load Of another ever
could. This being the case, he
has little sincere compassion to
offer the weeping willows.
And ii he has no troubles an
unusual Individual indeed he does
not wish to be bothered
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
FASHIONS s
FANCIES

New Class to Glass-Is inn
parted by the latest Parisian
jewelry Of lalique glass. which un-
til now was seen only in perfume
bottles, powder boxes, mirror and
picture frames and other objects
for the boudoir. Now this glass
il nodded into beads distinguished
for their modernistic shapes and
odd surface designs. and used for
chokers on long necklaces. Vary
ing in width from one-half TO
one inch, beads of cloudy white
are especially favored.
Ten.tO-One Tennis FrOcks-Of
the better grade are made of
washable satin, which has an
tirely replaced satin crepe. While,
linen and habutai tennis frocks
are also shown In smart models.
washable satin is by far in the
lead.
"F0OtbaII Stockings" Give a
Kick--to hosiery fashions. Silk
hose with three graduated foot.
balls embroidered high up the
leg, are the last word in novel.
ties in sports stockings.
Partial to PIaid-Are the small
taffeta parasols. which are en.
joying popularity. Their simple
handles are OF composition, which
is darker tone OF the main
color in the plaid. Tips and fer.
rule are also of the same com.
positions.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14

Mother and grandmother ap-
preached the wide hall. stairs
from opposite directions. just in
time to see q tiny figure In white
toiling diligently upward, having
arrived ait Approximately the mid
die OF the steep stairway. The
mothers face went chalk white
and her lips opened irvoluntar-
iIy. The grandmother put up 9
warning hand, and the impend-
ing scream was unuttered. Lead
ing the mother hastily out into
the dining room the grandmother
said: You stay here; Ill see to
this. III YOU had called her she
would have fallen.
Returning to the hall she spoke
quietly and ascended the stairs
quickly to where the baby was
struggling to make the last few
steps. That's a fine big girl,
she encouraged. Just two more
now and were way upi The
four teeth showed in a delighted
smile and the wee girl put forth
a final effort. gurgling with joy
as she sat on the upper hall floor.
After few minutes the grand
mother said:
Come on now, Honey Child,
and I'll show you how to get
down again. So placing the
tiny hands on the top step, she
showed the baby how to hack
down. telling her with each STEP
to hold on tightly TO the preced-
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Your ChiId's Welfare
-By Constance Cameron

ing one. Down they came, care.
fully and slowly. At the bot
tom. the little girl promptly de-
cided to repeat the act, and the
grandmother let her go up and
down once more, accompanying
her. Then. because she was get
ting too tired, her attention was
diverted to something else, but
later in the day the baby went
up and down successfully Two or
three times, and from that day
on it was common occurrence.
think the day we see our
smallest one mounting TO the
upper regions Of the home IS
probably the day when our hearts
do their biggest and most painful
fItp-fIop, but the only WY 70
avoid painful falls and pesEal's
permanent injuries II to stop and
teach him the safe way to 20 III
and down. for IL he has reached
the stage where he desires to do
that, he will most certainly lind
a way and a time war,l he viii
try III.
/ knew a family which ssdored
their tiny girl, born saars after
the sons were men. So careful
were they of this gifrchiI1 that
they bound her tightly with ev-r..
precaution they could devise.
There was a gate across the
stairs, and she was allowed to
play at large on the second sioor.
Eut toys lost their charm snd
nothing seemed to interest her
except this gate, whi.iI barr = her
and kept her a prisoner. She
would stand before 1t and shake
it vigorously, in a fury because It
hindered her and curtailed mr.
freedom
The inevitable happened and
one day the gate was left un-
hooked, whereupon the small gin
started hurriedly and in a panic
lest she should be stopped, to-
descend the stairs. She fell, OF
course. because she had no knOwI-
edge OF how to go up or down.
1t is easier, to be sure. to pen
our children up, both In the house
or yard, but, after all, they can't
stay penned up forever and self
reliance isn't acquired behind
bars, but out meeting the prob
iems of babyhood which must be
earned in order to meet those
OF later years.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Afternoon Frock Of FouIard
The Washington Times 15c Practical Pattern
Made OF Substantial Craft Paper Not Tissue)

In Pattern 1476, the bodice
IS plain, slightly bloused above
the skirt that features the
diagonal line and is cut in one
with the smart side jabot.
Rhinestone pins finish the neck
and waistIine.
Navy blue fouIard with white
dots fashions this charming
frock. For Just now when days
are very warm, dotted yoile or
georgette make lovely dress
Other smart color schemes are
brown with beige dots. tan with
dots of brown and black and
white.
/ May be obtained in sizes 16
to 44.
Size SO requires 81 yards 40
inch material, i yard plain ma
terial for trimming.
This model is easy to make II
you use this pattern which is in
dividually hand-cut of substa1-
tial paper. Al perfect fit In
every size Is guaranteed.
Patterns will Be delivered to
any address upon receipt Of 15c
iii coins Or stamps. Always
mention sire wanted.
Latest Fashion Book Of Sum
mer styles will be sent upon
receipt Of SC for mailing c0st,
etc.
Address ali mail and orders to
The Washington Times Pattern
Department, 243 West Seven
faenfh Street. New York city.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
II M ELY HINTS
FOR PROPER
ETIQUETTE
BY Mrs. G. Beeckman
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
Nearly 12 years ago lived ior
4 time in Young Women's Chris
tian Association, and have never
forgotten the moral lessons taugnt
me there by the secretary. VINO
realized that she must look after
me as + had no mother to 90 70.
i was only there short time put
she might remember me. As
grow older \ realize more ana
more ali she did for me, as am
now mother OF a child Of ~.
4 do not know where she Is now
but would ii be proper to try 70
get her address and thank her
after all these years.
PUZZLED.
Bless your fine heart--yes. Sucn
i beautiful inclination must not
BE- lost, dear friend. DO tell this
high spirit what she did to your
spirit. Life has altogether too 1T
Tie of this kind OF spiritual gfael-
tude. and nothing nothing - SO
precious. What happiness you
win give TO this high-souled woln-
an--you mustn't let such an op-
portunitv slip By. To contribute
10 the Spirit OF Goodness in the
world as she did; and as you Will
do IL you acknowledge her gooo.
ness. will mean much. both 70 the
giver and the receiver. / am proud
Of you for writing this letter to
me-thank you for your tribute e
nv column--aT1d am going 70
Be proud OF you when you write
TO her.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
TRY A WATER
WAGON

II your wagon is bath tub,
you'll find no trouble in hitching
il TO star. There's nothing
like a morning bath as prepara-
ton for a days hard work
ahead. First, warm water and
soap. for the sake of cleanliness.
Then, dash of cold, or a few
seconds under the. shower. Hop
out and rub your body briskIy
with a towel. You'll be sur
prised how much filter you'll feel
TO tackle the days problems.
As the result OF new ruling in
Turkey. religious worshippers
must wear shoes In their mosques
and sit in pews. The squatting on
rugs with bare feet Is found not
10 be compatible with modern
olxtli2ation.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14

to beauty of the back. 50 are
the following exercises provided
they are praeticed with sys.
tenaatic regularity every morning,
along with other setting.up exer..
cises:
Lie flat on your back on the
floor with your arms at your
sides. Lift your legs straight
from the floor and over your
head until your toes touch the
floor back of you. Return to first
position, Repeat the exercise 10
times.
This exercise IS so excellent As
and aid ir developing all the
muscles Of the back and abdomen
that IT IL included in the training
of many professional athletes.
The second spine srretchfag ext
ercise / shall describe is simple,
bat not for that reason less yalu
able. KneeI with both feet on the
floor straight back of you and
both arms up to your elbows
stretched straight on the floor In
front of you slowly unfOid your
hack and Al you do 50, try TO
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Is Your Back Straight and Supple

following lotion Of LIQUID powder
which should be applied On
sponge after your back has been
thoroughly cieansed
Pure oxide of zinc, one ounce
glycerin, one dram; rose water
four ounces; essence Of roses. four
drops,
Shake tie bottle wen before
using this lotion. You may have
to engage the services Of some
member Of your family III apply
ing ii TO your hack. Ask her ~
wipe your back softly with =
towel before the lotion is dry. 70
that Il will not streak.
Carry your backbone straight
If you wish to relax, rest easily
III 4 chair with your back asainst
the back or the chair. which may
Be tilted slightly. and let your
backbone lean against the back 'of
the chair. But when YOU dc sit
erect or stand hold yourself
straight. with erect spine and
neck. TO do SO adds innessiir.
ably to the grace and p0lse q
Your entire body
The Washington times., 1928-08-14

your hack unfolding IN turn Com
tfnue to straighten your back as
slowly as possible until YOU reach
IN upright kneelinS position. re.
peat this exercise also, several
times
III you practice these two exer-
cises faithfully. month IN and
month out. they viii add iinneass
urabIy To the supple strength
and grace of yoair. spine
iii addition, am sure You wish
the skin texture OF your back to
be soft and smooth as oale pink
ivory. So you are sure 10 IKE the
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
SILK THREAD
OF HEALTH

Silk threads woven into the
paper money which the Govern
ment issues serve two important
purposes. They make the bill
last longer and stand the wear
and tear of exchange. At the
same time, they are protection
against counterfeit money, Tor
only the Government knows how
to print paper bills using this In
tricate thread process.
That green vegetables serve
the same purpose In the manu-
featuring process going on con-
stantly inside our bodies is pointed
out by Miss Frances Hoag, OF
the National Dairy Council.
Green leafy vegetables such as
lettuce and cabbage contain not
only mineral substances impor'
tant in themselves, but food ele-
ments thas help the body to use
other food material to better ad"
vantage. This is especially true
OF hone and tooth structure. The
building or the manufacturing
process really begins before BIRTH
when the mother should increase
the calcium content Of her diet
by drinking milk and eating
vegetables, particularly lettuce
and other leafy vegetables"
Fresh vegetables, particularly
lettuce, may therefore be called
the silk threads that make US
worth our weight in gold and
Keep out bodies wearing well in
the busy exchanges of life.
Two republics occupy the ts'
land of Haiti. the Dominican Re
public (Santo DomingoJ and Haiti,
an answered question points out
n this weeks issue OF Liberty
The Washington times., 1928-08-14

PARIS, TRIUMPH Box Springs will
make your bed more comfortable than
any other type IF springs.
~ highly y-resilient steel coils enable
the TRIUMPH Box Spring to give
readily At every point your body touches
the mattress. Thus your body always
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is hcaIthful as we'll as restful.
TRIUMPH Box-Springs ate incased
In. attractive, durable ticking which pro
tects the mattress from spring wear, pre-
vents the tangling and tearing Of bed
clothes and shuts ont dust and vernlin.
The springs are absolutely noiseless Be-
cause each coil is hand d-tied with finest
quality twine to prevent metal to-metal
contact.
All good hotels use Box Springs under
their mattresses to make their beds
supremeIy comfortable. Is your bed at
home less important? See this popular
Conscience Brand Mattress ox-Spring
combination today. AT most department.
and furniture stores.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
The Lonely Atlantic

% 1yluU square
miles, anything This should
give the and Loneliness Of the uant
viewed from the air.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
Pine Much Used

or native trees, the white pine
ii one OF the best and most valn-
able. III is tall straight tree
that grows to 4 height of leo to
$50 feet. 1t made q fine lumber
and was one Of the first TO be ex-
hauStesl.
The Washington times., 1928-08-14
5000 Cigarettes an Hour

Most smokers try 1t make their cigarettes
Not many persevere for at first Is slow and laborious
ob Imagine machine that turns out $4,000 cigarettes
houri
The Washington times., 1928-08-14

IT, MOVING that thousands Of women
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little for mattress, we set out to make
an ideal mattress at an ideal price. 4 he
Conscience Brand New PARIS is the re-
sult. Already it has met the approval Of
the thousands Of women who have
bought ii
The New PARIS is as fine a mattress
for the price as it is possible to make AT
$3.50 it is the most economical mattress
anyone can buy. 1t will give years Of
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Ask at your department store or furni-
ture dealers today to see the New PARIS
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Iightful buoyancy its attractive, endur-
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stitched imperial edge. But there's more
to the New PARIS than that.
Examine the inside. Through the laced
inspection opening of the New PARIS
Mattress you will find the complete proof
of its wonderful value at $780, Its
filler is entirely new, long-fbre cotton
layer-felt! Like the famous Conscience
Brand ENDURO Hair Mattress, the New
PARIS retains its buoyant softness.
When you see the New PARIS Mat.
tress, ask also to see the TRIUMPH
Conscience Brand Box-Spring to 60 un-
der it. In combination with the New
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
G 1928, r. j. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Winston Salem, ". G.

ocakavae ch skore vypredane pc spokoch Cisty zsk,
ako w bolo minute spomenute pojde podporu nasich
slovenskych vdov sirot Mahonng okrese, preto kto
pride, neen re dusevne nasyt, ale napooze al dobro
chime skutky Okresneho Sbo1l. Vecierok bude prvi
nedelu po Velkej Noci 15 aprila vecer skoe Sv Cy
Tilla Methoda. aa ..~ .R..~s4
Vel'm vyznamnym usnesenim schodze bolo ozivit
este ri dalsie Sboy Soveliskej Lgy tejo doine Sd
to Sbory 50. mese, Sbor Campbell Sbor Sruthers
Svolane bud schodze ktore dostava iadn1ci Okr
Sboru vysveta potrebu ozvenia tych Sborov. Podob
radnci Okresneho Sboru navstfvia sch0dze al cin
kujdcch Sborov ably doda censtvu cuti alsej prac
Bratia Slovaci, ked bude svolana schodza medz vas
pr1d te IA nu vo velkom pocte, 1dova neudova Ligy
Iiadne meso zadna stvrt mesta nema byt bez Sboru
Lgy kazdy Sbor ma byt strediskom pilnej narodnej
prace plospech svojho okolia spolocne Okres
nom Shore prospech cele slovenske kolonie Maho
ming doline.
Ako je znamo, Slovenska Liga bude vydrziavat
mali alebo Jdni svoj kongres Loran, Ohio Lorain je
bllzko Cleveandu Cleveland blzko mas. Preto je
zladhcno ably mas odta to cm zstupcov kongres
slo Ale na kongres nemozno list sovo mat len takym
ktori zastupujd Sbor Lgy, pocitujc aspon IS cenov
Preo ponsume este zavcasu nase Sbory posilnt na
clenstve ably kazdy Sbor bo opravneny ME len edno
no. ale na Wac zasupcov Mech e nasim ciel om ably
obvodu tunasieho Okresn6ho Sboru slo ma kongres
spoi % zastupcov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
vsETKY sBORY LfGY v MAHONING DOLINE
BUDU OZIVENE
Rev. Stefan Kocis.

Okresny Sbor Slovenskej Ligy NAL pondeok sch6-
dzu akej uz davno nebolo zasnpey bol cey mas okres
Boil zastupcovia Struthers Campbell, Lansingvile,
Haselton Seeton Brier Hill stredu mesta; zastup
covia ako Sborov gy tax al spolkov Priebeh sch6dze
Dol vel mi srdecny ochota ku prac zracia tvare
kazdeho
Tohorocny Slovensky Den bude iste jednym maj
vydarenesich Zastupcoyia prnesl hodne navrhov ako
tento Den oslavit ked' bude aspon poovca navrhov
prevedena, program bude nllset zapocat uz rano
Vel kou atrakciou bde bezpochyby slet v zupy K So
kolov Tito setnu poctom 600 sd vsetkyc srn Ohia
medzi mas preukazu syojim sokolskym vycvikom
Taktez neobycajne akayym bodom budu cyGby vaaska-
ktor6 prevedd Sokoli zupy X T. S. j. Sokol to
nafodnom kroi All sprava Idora parku vyjde nam v
Hdstrety oznanovanim nasho Dia plakatm mac. Tedy
tesme n teraz mas Sovelsky Den agtujme vsetc
zan. Bude % julia tohto roku
@ kultlrny vecierok Okr Sboru jaw sa yel'ky "a
uie cele dpne Ochota akou nam id iisrety nasi
amat6rski professionally nelci kazdeho milo dotka
cinkoyat budu ysetko vynikajdci hudobnic speyaci
sspeVaeky komikovia, obecenstvo blde prekvapene
ked uyidf, ze name tax madame silly nasom krh shro-
nazlene Netreba zab1dat' be okrem hubby speyu sd
MI dye pouen6 prednasky jeden dra1natcky prednes
asne "a Hviezdoslava Bude to opravdovy kultrny We
erbk, riefo co til este nemali Vstllpenky M boly
anG do predaju odpor1came kp 81 ioh zaveas, Iebo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-03-23
Znaky lepsej bud1cnosti.

He'd idealizmus VT All mad hmotarstvom; ked obeta-
vost sahanbuje skdpost' ked asha narodu Wit ane
siape po sebectve mozeme poenovat znaam lepsej
budhcnos to jak tlddcncsti jednotvcov, TAX al ma
rodov
teto zaky lepsej buducnosti nasho naroa pozorujem
dnes taker vsetkych stranach slovenskej Ameriky
Pavda niektorych okolcaeh javia ony vypuejsie
nexh nych Ale to veci nemen Lebo niektorych
okolciach ked vela pracuje, pracue tam pri IT.
chosti malo sa tejto praci verejne pise y.
Mann Nh mysl pracu, ktora dnes kona vznesene
cdele sLovENsKEJ KAToL1CKEJ MATICE sKoLsKEJ,
kto1 milodarov jednotlivcov solkov organzach chce
postavt predbezne dve vyssie skoly.
Mnu6ho n1esiaca Dol svedkom tejto chvalyhodnej
prace meste Cevelande Pritomny boil shromaz-
deni tamojch knazov poprednych sovensch rodakov-
pracovnkov Boil tam tiez p Mcha Bosak predseda Ma
tce DIP Jozef Duik pokladnik tsjze. Odzney odusev
nujtce sova pochadzauce roduvernych srdc Horlena
nadsena bolo vela Ale nebol to sameny plamen Lebo
dnes to nadsenie plodi skuy pevne ver ze bud to
skutky ktore budu robit cest nasmu velikemu minu
lossi zasluziemu sLovENsKEMU cLEvELANDU.
Teraz minulej nedele zasa bol Akrone kde tiez
bJva peny pocet nach sovenskych rodakov Prednaska
Macu bola uz krasnej novel skole nasch obetavych
Aroncanov Vel ka cest to delo patr ak nasm akron
sym rodakom tax tez al ich horlivemu duchovemu DIP
Novakovi Tejto prednasky sucastnilo neocakavane
mnoho nasich slovenskych muzov en Srdce mi plesao
Cd radost ked vdel ak uprimne tento lud vedel
oduSeVnlt VySsle "a VySSle VZueIane naSeJ
deze Akronske spoky uz odhlasovaly po stovkach jed
novci tiez uroba svoje ratkej buducnost sovensky
Akron vedel ere obetova sobodu nasich bratov pod
Tatram ia sty, ze bude vediet obetovat nemenej
stedre vyssie vzdelanie nasej tunajsej madeze.
jako Akrone Clevelande nas rodaci vedia odu-
sevnt tedre obeovat achetne ciee nase Skolskej
Matice verm ze ami mas Slovensky Youngstown media
zahanbit All tuna robia prpravy ktorych pracun
jak tuna knaz TAX al popredni laic ked al my preve
dieme kampan mann nade ze vsledok bude nam vse
tkym robit cest.
Rev Stefan Kocs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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After Elzabeth's death, Rossetti moved from the
humble studio to a place with lovely garden
filled with peacocks, and all sorts Of pet birds and
animals. He said he could not live without her in
the beloved old studio. His eyes began troubling
him and he again took up his poetry, thinking
painting injured Thorn.