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Evening star., 1928-06-07

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Evening star., 1928-06-07
VEGETABLE SOUP.

Put piece Of beef or soup bone
in cold water. When meat is done.
take ii out; then take 2 onions,
2 carrots. Q parsnipS. half tur-
nip and or 4 potatoes. peel and
Scrape them. Put them all
through coarse meat grinder. Put
all into water meat was boiled In.
which should be strained. Some
Of meat, finely chopped. may be
added, also rice or barley. Season
with salt and pepper.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Victim of the Age.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
Housewife--If you once were sue
cesSful and able TO live comfortably,
what made you a common tramp2
The Hobo-It is the women who are
to blame NUM- You see. used TO be
corset salesman. and now you might
as well try to sell speed fiend billy
goat
Evening star., 1928-06-07
NANCY PAGE
Lois Friends Come 10 a
Spinster Luncheon.
ny FLORENCE Ia GAME.
ny FLORENCE IA GAME.

The girls whom Lois liked best of all
were asked to her home for Spinster
luncheon. Her mother had a caterer
take care of the food and service. and
she felt we'll repaid. Had she tried to
do everything herself it might have
proved Just the one thing too many On
the day before her daughters wedding
Evening star., 1928-06-07
SPICE CAKE.

Cream together / cup butter
and / n cups brown sugar. Add
teaspoon each cloves and CHINA
mon, whole nutmeg grated and
beaten yolks ? eggs. and beat
thoroughly: then add alternately
2 cups pastry -four and cup
sour milk. In which ! teaspoon
soda has been dissolved, beat
thoroughly again, fold in stiffiy
beaten whites. bake In cup cake
tins and cover with white frosting
when cool.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Gifts Which Are Easy to Make
By LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

Vacation days are fast approaching
and 1t is agreeable to think that many
who have long been needing rest
and change will soon be getting both,
To speed such parting friends is a
pleasure and 20 give some little, unpre-
tentious gift to add zeSt to moments
Evening star., 1928-06-07
SALT GOLDFISH HASH

Use 1i2 cups salt Goldfish, 3
cups potatoes. Wash and pare
potatoes and cut them into uni
form size. Pick salt cod into
small pieces and drop potatoes
and fish into boiling water. Boil
until potatoes are soft Drain,
mash thoroughly and put into
hot. creased frying pan until well
Drowned on under side. Serve
with one-half folded on top of
other like an omelet.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

The menu consisted of thin slices of
pale pink baked ham with just a thin
edge of crusty brown sugar basted with
cider and favored with cloves. With
this were served rounds of hominy
tipped with Parmesan cheese and baked
until the cheese melted into golden
pools of richness. Large picked peaches
Evening star., 1928-06-07
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY. NJ. y.

He could have worn his coat of gilt for
any length of time with impunity had
they kept his body warm.
lCnnyrizht. 1921
Evening star., 1928-06-07
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Are Boys of Today Ruled by Modern Girl or Are
Girls What Boys Have Made Them?-Idea of
Gentleman and Lady.

held meetings 40
- his being ruined
girls you think that he right
M. A.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

that would back to the discussion OF the
Evening star., 1928-06-07

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with fast automobiles and who popular with
Evening star., 1928-06-07

weak, little
hold-up mother
practically always he has committed his the
of the gimme gimme sisterhood.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

Dog racing has even gotten into art
IN England, Miss Fannie Moody having
recently entered in the exhibition Of the
Society OF Woman Artists In PiccadiIly
painting entitled Speed" showirg
two greyhounds chasing the elusive
hare
Evening star., 1928-04-24
STATES SEEK TO SAVE
FLOWERING DOGWOOD
Southern Areas Adopt Measures for
Preservation of Beauty Trees
Now in Bloom.

Efforts to preserve the Towering dog
wood in States TO the South have CROP
ped up since he opening OF the annual
campaign in this city, and much is now
being done. in North Carolina especially.
where the tree has been in full bloom
for about 10 days.
Reports Of the activity in North
Carolina have reached P. L. Kicker,
president of the Wiidfower Society
here, who is active in the campaign for
preservation OF the dogwood from
destruction.
While the tree flourishes in many
Southern States. and is seen about as
far south as northern Florida. 1t Is
prevalent in beautiful profusion in
many parts of North Carolina and
Georgia especially. Mr.. Kicker says.
Members of the Wildfiower Preservation
Society IN those sections this year have
used extensively posters which have
been prepared by the society for pro-
tecting the dogwood and have also
put on the motion picture screens OF
many cities the animated story which
was made here In Washington showing
In graphic fashion the great desira-
bility OF keeping these native trees OF
beauty from vandalism and destruction.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

"I wish I knew what
kind to buy" /" said
thelady with themild
blue eyes. They were
speaking of ciga-
rettes. Everybody
smokes a different
brand. Yet when I
give a party, | can
not possibly supply
them all. !"
My dear, it is
really very simple" F"
said the lady with
the lizard-skin shoes
She was a hostess her
self and SO, of course,
she knew. "Buy
Y orktown Ciga-
rettes. Everybody
likes them. They are
such a friendly ciga-
rette. %
With Yorktown
Cigarettes any party
becomes as congenial
as the seven friendly
tobaccos of which
they are blend ded
Have you tried them?
Twenty for 15c.
Lara, EiehanOa4. Flrgsaia
Evening star., 1928-04-24
M0UNTAINEER Is SLAIN
IN BRAWL AT SCHOOL

Special Dispatch TO The Star
LURAY. Va. April 24.-Hout Breeden.
80. father Of three children. is dead and
hts cousin. Hubert Dean. 40 father OF
seven children. is In the Page County
jail here as the result Of brawl in the
schoolholige at Jolletts Va. in the
mountain sections Of the county Fri
day night. while scores Of the mountain
people were taking part In a school
entertainment.
According 10 word brought here by
officers. /. II Cave. teacher Of the school
had instructed Dean to keep order dur
Ing the nights entertainment. While
the exercises we're In progress. Breeden
Is alleged TO have entered the school
building In a drunken condition. After
having taken his seat he arose and
began creating disorder whereupon
Dean demonstrated with him. This
precipitated a fight in which Dean Is
said 10 have finally pulled a gun and
shot him.
Dean surrendered 10 Page County
officers and was brought TO Luray. Eye
witnesses claim that Dean shot In self
defense
Evening star., 1928-04-24
-FOUR GIRLS SEEK
ORATOR|CAL HONOR.
Private and ParochiaI Stu
dents Compete Today in
Mcmahon Hall.

The first contender for the cham
pionship OF the private and parochial
schools district of The Stars Fifth Ma
tional Oratorical Contest area is being
chosen this afternoon in Mcmahon Hal
Of Catholic University. in the competi-
ton of four school spokesmen. who are
bidding for first honorSs with the ora
lions they used to win their respective
school victories.
Miss Margaret Cosby Chadwick OF st
paul's Academy, speaking on "The Pres
ent Significance of the Constitution.
was to be the first speaker to take the
platform in the contest. She was to
have been followed by Miss Sheila
Doody OF Holy Cross Academy. whose
subject also Is THE Present Signif1-
canoe Of the Constitution"
Miss Dorothea Marie Rehage, repre-
senting the Immaculate Conception
Academy, was scheduled to be the thirC
speaker on the program, while Miss
Francis Appich Of the Academy OF the
Sacred Heart was to be the concluding
contender. Miss Rehage and Miss Ap-
pich both spoke on THE Development
OF the Constitution. the topics thai
won school honorS for them.
DIR. Mccarthy to Preside.
DR.. Charles H. Mccarthy. professor
of history at Catholic University, wa
to be the presiding officer, while judg'
ment was to be passed on the speakers
by Catholic University students o
American history. American politica
science and logic.
While the first private and parochia
school district group meeting was be-
ginning at Mcmahon Hall this after
noon, plans were completed for th'
battle at Mckinley Technical HigE
School tonight for the third position t.
be awarded In The Star finals May 10
Scheduled to begin at 8 O'Clock. th'
five Tech orators who will battle fol
the championship OF their school.
$50 cash award and a place in The
star finals are Charles Richard Potter
II: Harry Schonrank. 16: Victor Jafie
l6: Miss Elizabeth Hoeke. IT, and Mis-
Louise Babcock. Is.
Jury Of Judges.
They will be judged by jury com
| posed of Isaac Cans, Mrs. Grace Hay:
Riley and Mai J. H. Defandorf. while
Frank Daniel, principal of the school
viii preside.
tomorrow the scene of oratorica
battle will shift to the auditorium ol
CASTOR Hall at Georgetown University
where three more schools OF the pri'
vate and parochial schools district vii
compete for place In that districts
finals. John K. Chadwick. the spokes'
man for st. Johns College. will be tht
first speaker on that program, and ht
will be followed by Jerome j. DowneI
of Gonzaga College and Miss Mary Mil
dred Hall Of St Cecilia's Academy.
Evening star., 1928-04-24
SWAN BOAT SOON
READY FOR TRIPS
Craft Set Apart for Promot'
ing ChiIdren's Welfare Is
Launched at Tidal Basin.

A sign Of real Spring appeared at
the Tidal Basin today when the Swan
boat OF the Children's Hospital Child
Welfare Board was launched into the
water for its Summer pleasure trips
Taken from warehouses of the Gov
ernment near the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing and from the Evening
Star Warehouse at Second and Canal
streets southeast. various parts OF the
craft we're assembled at the Tidal Basin
pier and piece by piece the boat was
put into the cold water and assembled
Pontoons Of Steel.
Three pontoons of substantial steel
on which rest the floor and benches
for merry children, and grownups. TOO,
were launched one at time, and
securely bolted together The pictur-
esoue figure of a swan. from which
the craft gets Its name. was next placed
in position in the prov and the floor
laid
Some time will be required to COM
pIete the assembly, as the boat is being
carefully and securely rebuilt by f. l.
Cecil. machinist OF The Evening Star
and helpers. All parts have been paint
ed by The Star painter, c. E. Brown
and the craft is expected TO present a
bright and new appearance for her
first cruise II the season next Tuesday
Cruise TO Mark May Day.
This cruise will not only inaugurate
the Summer season for the Swan boat,
but will also mark May day. which Is
being observed throughout the country
as well as In Washington as Child
Health day.
The pleasure craft plies the waters
OF the Tidal Basin for the benefit OF
the Child Welfare Board Of Children
Hospital. TO add funds for the support
OF the work which Is being carried on
at that hospital by the pioneer Child
Welfare organization In Washington.
Evening star., 1928-04-24
CARMICHAEL ON DUTY.

Mai. Gen Roderlck l.. Carmichael
Army Finance Department, recently
promoted from the grade OF colonel
yesterday assumed his new duties as
chief Of the Finance Department. with
Office In the Munitions Building. He y
from South Carolina and was graduated
from the Military Academy in June
1897. After SERVE In the Infantry, Ar
tillery and the Quartermaster Corps he
was transferred 10 the Finance Depart
ment In July, 1920.
During the World War he was colo
mel OF Field Artillery. National Army
Recently he was on duty in the Office OF
the chief co-ordinator, Treasury De-
partment.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

lection department Of the Associated
Retail Credit Men OF Washington, will
lecture under auspices Of the associa-
ton tomorrow In the blue room OF the
City Club.
A 500 card party will be given under
auspices of HiaWatha and White Eagle
Councils, Degree Of Pocahontas. at Red
Mems Hall, T13 d street. tomorrow eve
ming
The Washington Chapter, University
OF Virginia Alumni Association will give
a Virginia smoker Thursday, $3.50 pm,
at the Racquet Club. Dean William
Minor Lille of the Law School, and Ellis
Brown, graduate manager of athletics,
will speak. Musical entertainment and
refreshments.
The Georgia Avenue Business Mems
| Association will meet tomorrow, 8 pm,
at the Park View School. Raymond l..
| Schreiner OF the Bank of Brightwood
VIII tell something OF banking condi-
| tions.
The Benning- Glendale Oakland Citi-
| zens' Association will meet Thursday. 3
pm. at Smothers School. Address BY
DR.. John T. French and program OF
recitations and solos. Those attending
Will be admitted TO membership free.
Kismet Council, Royal Arcanum will
meet tomorrow, 8 pm. at Woodman
Hall, "a Grant place. Grand Regent l.
S. Childs, speaker.
The MacFarland Community Center
will stage such Is Fame" by the Pet
worth Players, and THE Gooseherd
and the Goblin" by Girl Scouts, Troop
No. 81, April 81, pm. Another feature
will be recital by the rhythmic dane
| ing pupils of Miss Alice Louise Hunter
Following the program there will be
dancing and bridge until 11:30 pm.
Our Neighbors. the Planets" will be
the subject Of lecture by James Stok-
ley, astronomical editor of Science
| News tomorrow. 8:15. at Southeast
Evening star., 1928-04-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

Trinidad Citizens Association will
meet, 8 o'clock, in Wheatley School.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

Trinidad Citizens Association will
meet. 8 o'clock, in Wheatley School.
The Southeast Washington Citizens
Association will meet, o'clock, at the
Southeast Public Library.
DR.. j. A. Ryan, professor of moral
theology at Catholic University, will lee
ture on Social Doctrines of the Middle
Ages" 8 o'clock. at the knights OF Co
lumbus Evening School, 1914 Massachu-
sets avenue.
The Business Women's Council will
meet this evening in the lecture room
of the Church OF the Covenant. Miss
Mable Thurston will conduct the Bible
class from GAS to tbs o'clock. Topic:
"The Command That Follows Easter"
Mrs Frank B. Freyer will give an Illus
trated talk on Peru"
Constitution Chapter. d. A. r., will
meet, O'Clock, at the Hamilton Hotel
Georgetown Clinical Society will have
a dinner and meeting at the Hamilton
Hotel, 730 o'clock.
Dr. Harry c. Oberholser Of the Bio
logical Survey. will lecture on Our Bird
Friends" this evening at the First Con-
gregational Church In the program OF
dinner meetings given by the Congre-
gational Club Of Washington.
FUTURE.
The Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton will present an illustrated lecture
by Will G. Barnes tomorrow, 8:l5 pm,
in the auditorium of the Interior Depart
ment. in celebration OF Forest week.
Public invited.
The University Of Michigan Mems
Club will hold its Spring smoker tomor-
row. 8 pm, at the Hotel Raleigh. There
will be moving pictures Of the activities
of the university. together with several
unreleased Government films, and a
buffet supper.
Burnside Corps, No. 4, Woman's Re-
lief Corps. will hold musical evening
tomorrow at G. A. r. Hall. Silver offer
ing.
Frank r. Long, attorney for the COL
Evening star., 1928-04-24

Frank r. Long, attorney for the COL
Evening star., 1928-04-24

The Southeast Washington Citizens
Association will meet, 8 o'clock, at the
Southeast Public Library.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

Our Neighbors. the Planets" will be
the subject of lecture by James Stok-
ley, astronomical editor of Science
News tomorrow. 8:l5 at Southeast
Evening star., 1928-04-24

Burnside Corps. No. 4, Woman's Re-
lief Corps. will hold musical evening
tomorrow at G. A. r. Hall. Silver offer
ing.
Evening star., 1928-04-24
Woman BOunces Off
Awning Into Arms
Two Passersby

Bouncing from an awning into
the arms OF two paSsersby, Mrs.
Virginia Lee. 20 years old, escaped
injury yesterday when she fell from
a second-story window at 1904 Kalo-
rama road.
Alexander MacGregor, 260l Mo-
cart place. and Fred Walter. 1919 S
street. according TO police. caught
the woman as she pitched from the
awning.
Evening star., 1928-04-24

Community Center, Hine Junior High
School. Free. Adults invited. Chil-
dren will not be admitted.
The Sodality OF the Holy Name
Church. will give card party at o16
eleventh street northeast tomorrow,
BIS pm.
card party for the benefit Of st.
aloysius Church will be given tomorrow,
o:lo pm, In Notre Dame Auditorium,
North Capitol and K streets.
"A minstrel show under auspices Of
81. Marks Episcopal Church will be
presented, 8 O'Clock, in parish hall,
Inird and A streets southeast. To be
repeated tomorrow.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18
VariOS COntrabandiStaS
De LiCOr, SentenciadOS

Aver fue vista la causa de varias
personals de la ciudad, que Sc en-
contraban pendientes en- relacion
con las actividades violatorias de
la Ley SEGA.
Hayden, Hunt y Harry Smith, a
quienes Sc encontro en- possession de
80 galones de mezcal, fueron SEN
tenciados a pagan $25O.OO de multa
cada uno de ellos.
Mrs. Babe Solari que deberia ha-
Der comparecido ante ell Jurado
aver, no 10 hizo por 10 que Sc ex-
tendio orden de apprehension en- con-
ira de ella.
Andres Teller v G. E. Soto, acu-
sados de tranportar licor, fueron
sentenciados a seis meses de pri-
sion en- la carcel de Cochise, Y a
pagan un dollar de multa, cada uno
de ellos.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18
LOS CIGAROS HABANOS
SERAN DE AUTENTICO
TABACO DE LAS ISLAS

WASHINGTON, Feb.-Con ell fin
de proteger la industrial cigarrera,
ell Federal Trade Commission de
esta capital decreto ahora que en-
10 successive todos los cigarros que
Sc presenter como procedentes de
la "Habana," deberan ser hechos
de autentico tabaco de ~aquellas is
las, va que hay muchas firmas y
casas comerciales que explotan al
publico, presentandoles cigarros y
puros hechos con tabacos de este
pals, y que anuncian como verda-
deramente importados de la Isla
de Cuba.
Esta resolution Sc tom6 en- vir-
tud de una demanda que fue pre-
sentada en- contra de la firma
Bayuk Cigars Inc, de Philadelphia.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

senta a I'd. la oportunidad de
conocer las Pastillas Renal1ricas,
estimulante diuretico para los
rinones. Deseos frecuentes de
hacer aguas; ell hacerlo con esca-
SEE o dificultad; ardor O quemaz6n
al pasarlas; ell levantarse durante
la noche; cansancio y estropeo, ma
reos, incomodidad en- la region de la
cintura pueden ser a menudo indicio
de que los rinones n~ecesitan aten-
ci6n. NADIA mas prudente que aten-
derlos Y ayudarlos Y estimular su
acci6n diuretica. Las
PASTILLAS RENALURICAS
estimulante diuretico para los
rinones
gozan de la APPRECIATION del pdblico
Y sc venden en- las boticas O las
enviamos por correo G.. O. D. I'm
frasco $0.75 o 8 frascos por $500.
The BECKER MEDICINE co.
90 Union Square, Dpto. T
New York, n. Y
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18
LA VIDA SOCIAL EN- LA SEMANA

Ell tunes de La semana que ter
nina, en- ell Salon Winter Garden,
e~fectuose ell bale organizado por
los hombres casados de Tucson, los
que, como dijimos en- nuestro an
terror n1mero, sc juntaron para
acordarse de sus tiempos de sol
teros y hacer una fiesta que dejara
gratos ~recuerdos.
Y, en- efecto, la fiesta resulto
brillantfsima, siendo en- gran n1-
nero las familias que concurieron
a ella.
Fue una noche de algeria Y de
felicidad, nos dice uno de los Sc
nores casados, organizadores del
Festival, en- ell que yo, por mi parte
y rec que todos los demas tambien,
recorde los tiempos aquellos de mi
juventud.
70 no ten1a, durante ell bale,
treinta Y tantos amos, sino me
parecia que estaba en- mis- ounce,
entrados en- ell siguiente.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18
AVISOS
ECONOMICS

Sc DESEA saber ell paradero de Jorge
G. Macias, originario de Aguascalientes,
Ags-, Mex, quien estuvo mucho tempo
radicado en- California. Todo informe.
dirijase a Eel Fronterizo."
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

Entire novios:
5Donde ~estuviste ell Domingo,
amor milo?
Fuf al 200" del Balboa; y si
vieras! Pas6 TODD ell dia ~pensando
en- tt.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

Gravemente enfermO de algO pa
recido a Meningitis, Sc encuentra ell
"jurisconsulto" don Francisco M.
Robredo, con motive de la apart
ci6n de "Chantecler" gallito que,
cor sus espolonazos, 10 trae a We
e cabizbajo Y meditabundo Y a
veces TODD 10 contrario. Algo pare
edo a la loquera.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

Ell senior Tito Flores, prOpietariO
de la "Botica Economica" has es-
tablecido I'm nuevo servicio para
los favorecedores de su estableci-
miento, siendo este ell de canjearles
todos los giros postales que reciban,
para evitarles ir hasta ell Correo v
perder su tempo con clio.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

Ell jOven Francisco Becerril Sc
halla va mejorado de su larga en-
fermedad, asegurandonos que, pro-
bablemente, hoy por la noche, vaya
a presenciar ell enjuiciamiento de
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

"Don Nal Humor," que es a quien
lie achaca todos sus males Y a quien
espera e cuando 10 despachen al
otro mundo.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18
AcTIvITAs
. nuestros Lectores:

A nueStrOs Lectures:
Cuando necesiten de Espana informes,
comerciales, certificates de nacimiento,
de matrimonio, o de Ultima voIuntad; ;
cOnvalidar diplomas; IegaIizar dOcumen-
tOs; cOnferir pOderes, Obtener ~patentes
o marcas de fabrica, r~esOlver asuntos de
acudan a la acreditada Y antigua Casa
ACTIVITAS, que tendra muchO gusto en-
cOmplacerles. Esta dOmiciIiada en- Madrid,
Gale de las Fuentes, Mum. 5 (Espana).
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

Ell j6ven Lorenzo Rodriguez sali6
en- dias pasados con destino a Ma
zatlan, Sin, lugar en- donde pasara
los festejos de Carnival, tan luci-
dos en- aquella poblaci6n.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

La SOciedad "Mexicana America
ma" celebrara manana su session
acostumbrada, suplicandose a los
socios su puntual asistencia.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18
la O~portunidad
llama a SUI Puerta.

Ell hecho de que
Sc halla fjado
I'd. en- este es-
critic indica que
la Oportunidad
llama a SUI puer-
ia. Sc lie +
El fronterizo., 1928-02-18

Ell microbes pasado, despues de
la session que efectuara la Sociedad
Fraternal "Moctezuma" efectuose
ell bale obsequiado por ell joven
Benigno Anaya, miembro de tai
agrupacion Y ell que csc dfa festejo
su onomastico.
A pesar de la nieve que desde
temprana bora estuvo cayendo, I'm
considerable n1mero de familias
c~oncurrieron a la fiesta, la que ter
mino hasta la una de la manana.