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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28


street not long ago and felt certain
urge 10 do few steps" on the side
walk. He immediately became a focal
+ point. Pedestrians and motorists gazed
at him wonderingly
Another friend stopped to look down
a m3nhole, and was soon Joined by a
] half-dogen others. who sought to learn
what It was all about
Y X =
A few days ago. a collie was executed
In this city It's death brought pro-
tests from some kindly citizens. while
others Endorsed the spirit that motiv-
ated the killing Apropos of the Incl
dent, dog lover sends us the follow
ing, which he says was written many
years ago by a friend OF the canine
/ species. We believe II is interesting
enough to reproduce
/ The dog possesses, incontestably. all
/ The qualities OF a sensible man: and l
+ grieVe to say. man has not. in general
! the noble qualities of the dog. We make
virtue OF gratitude, which is only a
duty. This virtue. this duty. are in
herent in the dog. We brand ingrati-
tude, and yet all men are ungrateful
1t is vice which commences in the
cradle and grows with our growth. and
together with SelfiShness. becomes. al
most always, the grand mover OF human
actions. The dog knows not the word
virtue. that which We dignity by this
/ title, and admire AS q rare thing-and
very rare it Is, in truth-conStitute his
normal state, Where viii you find
man always grateful. always affection
ate, never selfish, pushing the abnega-
ton OF self to the utmost limits of pos
sibility, without gain. devoted even to
death; without ambition, rendering
Service-in short. forgetful of injuries
and mindful only of benefits received?
Seek him Mott would be a useless
task; but take the first dog you meet.
and from the moment he adopts you as
his master you will find in him all
these qualities He will love you, with
out calculation entering into his affec-
tons. His greatest happiness will be
to be near you: and should you be re-
duced TO beg your bread, not only will
he aid you in this difficult trade. but he
would not abandon you to follow even
king into his palace. Your friends will
quit you In misfortune-your wife. per-
hapS, will forget her pligl1ted troth: but
your dog will remain always near you:
or. If you depart before him on the
great voyage. he will accompany you to
your last abode"
Reader, We had dog like that once
upon q time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Bran Mullins.

Cream two tablespoonfuls of shorten
Ing with one-fourth cupful OF sugar
and add one beaten egg. Mix and sift
together one cupful OF -four, half a
teaspoonful OF baking soda, one tea
spoonful Of baking powder and one
fourth teaspoonfuI of salt To the
ereamed mixture add one cupful OF
bran. then one cupful Of sour milk.
alternating the sour milk with the sift-
ed dry ingredients. Pour into creased
mufin pans and bake In q moderate
oven for 20 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Orris Root.

In season and out of season there are
a good many cases of apparent hay
fever or apparent asthma. or nom
dcscript conditions that correspond now
to one and now to the other, which
of doctors-that is if the whole BUSH
ness is not attributed to another cold
and all further interest TO find out
what docs all the sufferer suppressed.
In the season-that is, within the
period of the year when pollen is in the
air, the specific pollen to which one
happens to be senstiZed-it is more
difficult to diagnose these near-asthma
cases than 1t Is when the patient has
symptoms out Of season. There are so
many kinds of pollen that may be re-
Sponsibe for hay fever or asthma. and
before the physician can fairly decide
that the trouble is pollinosis at least
certain groups Of pollens must be ex-
cluded by skin tests. And If 1t seems
reasonable to assume that the trouble
is not from pollen, then there remains
a long list Of other protein substances
to which the individual may happen 10
be sensitive and 1t Is up to the doctor
to decide whether or which p:oteins to
select for testing the patients sensi-
tlvfty Just as an index of the extent of
the probabilities here are few of the
protein substances that are found re-
sponsible for many cases of asthma:
Horse dander, cat hair, dog hair
goose feathers, canary feathers, parrot
feathers, house dust egg white, straw
berry, mushroom, intestinal worms, lice
and bacteria tperhaps in some hidden
or neglected focus of Infection.
DR.. Ray M. Baleat of Oklahoma City
reports quite a number Of hay fever or
asthma cases in which the melting
factor Is orris root He says that orris
root is an ingredient of many face
powders, face packs, astringent packs.
cleansing powders and creams, scented
tales. bath powders. tooth powders and
soaps. and orris oil is used in many
synthetic perfumes Persons who are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Home i'm Good Taste
BY SARA HILAND.

You have no idea what wealth OF
material you have In your scrapbag
until you dig down and bring up the
various pieces bit by bit.
good-sized piece of Bingham, which
heretofore you have had no use for, will
make the foundation for a pillow top.
The back of the pillow may be Of
the same material or Of plain Bingham
or chambray to match the predomi-
mating shade In the check OF the
gingham,
A cross-bar material in finer design
and different color will make a flower
pot and the flowers may be cut from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
TWo.Piece.

The newest entrant into the realm of
the piece is the nightrobe Borrow
ing the idea partly from sports frocks
and partly from the tremendous vogue
for paiamaS. gowns are now made With
elastic banded skirts and little fitted
blouses.
This model has fine lace trimming at
neck bottom Of the blouse and hem Of
the skirt, end narrow ribbon sash
holds the blouse snuely at the waist In
the manner Of the smartest frocks.
(Copvrieht. 1922
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
SCIENCE SHOWS
WAY To AVOID
ACHING BACKS
"ScrubWoman" Figure Dis
appears as Modern Woman
Works

Not long ago housewives were
afraid 70 use lye in cleaning pots
and pans. They used il only for
opening up cl0gged drain pipes, re-
moving rust stains from wash
bowls, or for purifying garbage
pals.
They knew Ige cut grease like
knife cUts cheese. They knew it in
k1antjy rinscd away, leaving broi!-
ers, pots and pans sparkling, sweet
smelling. But iye dried the skin Of
Their hands So in their cleaning
water they depended on much soap,
hot water, steel wool and muscle.
Tired backs and red hands followed.
Then along came the efficient
young women Of today, determined
not 30 Jet housekeeping destroy their
looks or Kill their JOY in life.
They looked at these eternally
greasy pets and pans. They saw
what cleaning did TO hands and
backs. They determined 10 keep
their hands out 81 water.
Buying big comfortable rubber
gloves Or long handled m0ps they
began using lye In ten seconds now
they swash clean big broiler that
took their mothers ten minutes VI
hard securing.
Red Seal Lye is their fayofite
because it is 97%o pure I've 49, the
pufest, quickest acting made.
Don't let routine drag you down
Try this PieVer rev way. Just write
down RED Seal Lye" on your gro.
Gerry list. now~~an6 tomorrow will
end this drudgery forever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28

various pieces and colors of gingham
chambray or percale.
Circles for the flowers and long
narrow. leaf-shaped pieces for the leaves
are turned under all around and
hemmed to the pillow top and French
knots are sewn In the centers of the
flowers.
A double ruffie Of plain chambray or
gingham as finish for the seams. and
you have before you charming pillow
made from almost nothing If you have
any polka-dotted material you will find
that 1t also will make an excellent back
ground for an appliqued pillow
fCopyrlght. 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Caramel-F Fig Pudding.

Caramelize three-fourths cupful Of
sugar, add three cupfuls of milk SLOWLY
and boil until the caramel is dissolved
in one cuptul of cold milk. Cook until
thick and smooth, stirring constantly.
Add one tablespoonful Of butter and one
cupful of chopped figs Remove from
the fire. Flavor with one tablespoonful
of vanilla and chill Serve with
whipped cream and a sprinkling of
chnnnnd necan nNfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28

~ "a ~ " - - 4 ~ a :
have called up
seventh Those
10 boast OF how
r~msgkahle their
foycocarS were.
Eightll-~Tlle one
no parks his car
outside the door
End blows his horn
instead Of getting
cut and ringing
Size dcorben.
Ninth r Il c
h'oSe who prac-
res on a cnrnet
~ Sunday morn
.9G.
Tsnth-The one
no reads a news
pN-s s>Ars Nx~r~ F.gss7zs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
Reducing Diet.

Dear Miss Leeds. I have been taking
reducing toast for about three months.
but with very slight results. Due to a
very bad spine cannot take the neces-
sa-v reducing exercises. so must depend
mostly on diet. / am busy house.
keeper and get a great deal of that
sort of exercise. however. How can
reduce. as I am many pounds too
heayy?-M z. N
Answer--I think 1t is quite possible
fnr you TO lose weight steadily II you
nut yourself on definite reducing diet
first. find out what Is the maintenance
aiet for woman of your age and height
and then subtract from that figure about
900 caiories a day. For example, If
you are 5 feet inches tall and 40
wears old. the average weight for your
ege and height is l35 pounds. Multi
giying this by Is, one gets 2025 calories
z Gay as your maintenance diet. Sub
tract 825 from this and the result Is
! 200 Here are menus for q 1900
calorie day that viii help you plan
v3ur meals: Breakfast-One large
grange and French roll without butter.
Combination salad: including
lettuce, a large tomato. celery. eucum-
Der and grated raw carrot, with tea
spoonful of mayonnaise dressing; a
small slice Of corn bread: 10 ounces OF
baItfernilk. Dinner-Creamed dried
beef or chicken on two slices of toast:
large serving Of coleslaw; large baked
apple with one tablespoonful Of strip: a
glass Of skim milk. DO not lose more
than two pounds week Consult a
docter before beginning this reducing
program. LOIS LEEDS.
Reducing in the Teens.
Dear Miss Leeds: % I am Is years
olG. and feet inches tall Am ! too
young 10 reduce I am overweight, but
In good proportion. Is playing tennis
for an hour day good for reducing?
~ What is remedy for an oily skin
and shiny nose. 49, I have blue-gray
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wife. Another in
vited guest arrived
at the table a few
minutes late, and,
as he sat down.
greeted us. with
Hello. Major. and
you. Colonel This
was sufficient TO
cause heads TO
turn.
OF course. the
greeting was a
mere bi, of Tom
foolerr. but 1t had
a certain effect.
A friend of ours
(who is perfectly
Sanel was waiting
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al ss
eo s that but s non " DOING u" n SS give m for our
w q Your o ut slipping M % % no %
who is verso.
thing y s2s sd5 ys 4 mv Sa2, The oS s
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parents ' s s % s p aa sss s s ::S
s not cctcd fearing tc aes or ali the dea H Of the
you child they
n how lonely u 1 %es a SSs tssn
for
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they S0d not sa YOU way Ct ] R yoSh oHd know"
D..a mother ss %s Ps % drive % r aa @ %
her.
Many mothers have this morbid jealousy So have many fathers That
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YEAR OF domneing women
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% "s1 and PIT n s DO s a T@ 1 wit" b n" wife
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illustration of
and heroic g ver oe S a sSn a
feed
and often having with the whms
has n ssS: ne ss sa e 3 ss .s tss
poorhouse could enough
Women howl high heaven when
his mothernw2 Why they that object
a"p Just as unpleasant 10 i've with
And why
himself is
ideal of connuba bliss, without
Perhaps because in their hearts believe that have right
DOROTHY
YEAR DOROTHY DIX Recently
However have two small children and did
agreed
know that he business calls night
ms Monday whenever ne sets out OF the
ephonn this While he sick with misery he
seeing He wants Summer with babies
Shall OF
there any way regain faith hubandp BRoENHEARTED WIFE
make / again.
matter how au patch together the and the with
filled suspicious
But you give jealousy doing you will truly go
furnish
is uncomfortable to live with than jealous
should husband wants
children husband will find that his home him
he continue him DOROTHY DIX
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The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

things will attract attention The 9TH
err night we dined at an italian res
taurant Our hosts were captain Of
aviation and his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Why an Only Daughter Should Not Sacrifice Her
self to Her Parents-Mans Whole Duty to
His Mother-n-T aw

DEAR MISS DIX am a. and an only child My parents want me to
- them all They
will not let anywhere have dates with young men They
obeyed them the last something within
S
home life dull dwaer parents don't
best friends college have thought
Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28
"Smooth skin instantly attracts,

Many girls lacking great beauty,
but possessing lovely skin, have
passed on the road to fame women
with perfect features. Lux Toilet
Soap is a great help in keeping the
skin smooth and lovely"
OK A.s&A-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-28

VIRGINIA VALLI. the
beautiful star, says 500 II
delight in the marvellous
velvety way Lux Toilet
Soap leaves my skim
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28
ARMY STATIONS HEAR
 NOTHING FROM ITALIA

Uuconfirmed press reports today in the States the dirigible Italia has landed in Alaska. The Associated Press have heard nothing to that effect
 Capt. Ralph R Guthrie, head of the Washington, Alaska, Military Gable and Radio service, this and the Interior district, when asked to- day by The Gateway said all of his stations in the net have been ia- structed to listen in constantly for the Italia and to report locally i'm mediately should the dirigible be heard.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28
CATHOLIC SERVICES

Rev. Father Woodley will arrive on the Yukon, June ?. and will hold services in The Sacred Heart church Sunday at 10 a. m. First bell at s:So.
 Father Woodiey will leave for An chorage Monday the 3rd. and Father Markham will be over in Seward Wednesday June 9th. to take the Al aska June 10th going on his first and only vacation.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28
ANCHORAGE REPORTS
 SMITH, LACK, LEAVING
The rumors will persist!

From Anchorage yesterday came fairly authentic report that Gen. eral Manager Noel ". Smith of the Alaska Railroad has designed, effect i've in July, and that his assistant Norman M. Lack, departs Saturday enroute to Baltimore where he has accepted a position.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28
BAGS TWO BEAR

Cliff Ruscher, Walter Holben and Ted Me Ewen went out bear hunting Saturday and last night returned with two. Nc Ewen was the man with the eagle eye, tis said, making both bite the dust. Bear Glacier was the scene of the hunt
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28
TWO PLANES ARE SAFE

No word was received from the rel lief plane this morning but report from Barrow is to the effect that Pilots Merrill and Vein and the Fox Film party are there and in good shape. The relief plane is thot to be lat Kotzcbue.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

Mrs. McMayhill and daughter-in- law, are expected to arrive in the city from Anchorage the latter part of the week enroute to the States.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

John Lax and Josephine Weeks of Juneau were married in that city last week
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

Leonard Hopkins and I. Dyer leave tomorrow for Snow river where they hope to knock over bear.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

DEVELOPING PRINTING AND ENLARGING FOR THE BEST RE- SUITS AT Schalerer's Alaska Shop
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

After laying on the beach for q few months the gas boat Maufa was launched today.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

The Chickaloon oil we'll is now down to a depth of S65 feet, accord ing the Anchorage report.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

EASTMAN CINE koDAks $foo AND UP. schalIerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

The U. s. s. Surveyor, Capt. R. R. Lukens, departed this morning for Days Harbor after loading coal.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-28

Seattle ice cream and fresh candies at Sylvia's.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11
ESEMENYEK

(Folytatas az 1-s5 oldalr6l)
0t es fel percent kamatot fizetni,
akkor en- fel6lem kivehetik in15eh
. penxt, amelynek q fele youhgs-
town. bankokban van mar t6bb
mint ot eve, tehat meg miel0tt eh
verhovay igazgat6 vagy csak de-
legatus is lettem volna.
Ha a verhovay Egylet csak sgy
szazalekkal t0bbet kap q Youhts-
townban a. LEGTELJESE1B
BIZT0NsAGBAN LEv0 psnz
utan mint mashol, akkor az eey-
let tagsaga evente 81, ,800-al t0bb
kamatot elvez penze utan.
Ha 0r0k id6kig lennek is a
verhovay igazgat6sagi tagja, ak-
kor sem vennek fel az egesz isAz-
gat6saggal es az eln0k0kkel
egyiitt annyi fizetest evente, mint
amennyivel t0bb kamatot kap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11

Eppen exert ajanlatos, hogy a je.
lolt nyujtson be egy igazolv6nyt,
amely reszletesen feltiinteti, hoey
mfkor, neiy haj6val trkexett a
Egyssilt Allsnokba. HI a konzpl
bArmely okb6l kstelkedae a fel-
nutstott adatok hitelessegeben,
jogaban all erintkezesbe lepni -
AZ adatok meger6sitese celjabol
g. aszal 4 kik0tS hat6saggal, ahol
az illetS idegen partra szallt. Ez
az erintkezes level, vagy kabel re-
ven is tortenhet a jelentkez5 fel
k0ltseg6n.
Nyujtson be tetat meg egy At
fidavit of Support-ot, amelyben
taatesse Ii, Aogy ,1niker IS mely
haj6vaf erkezett az Egyesilt Al
lamokba alland6 letelepedesre.
Semmi masra mines sziikseg. Ak
kor azut&n q felesege kervenyez-
re a kedvezmenyes kv6tat. A kon-
zul vagy azonnal megadja a vizu-
mot, vagy vizum megadasa
elott meg erdeklodik megerkezesi
adatai helyessege' es hitelessege
fel6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11
A. Egyssalt Allamok k6ltsSg-
yet6ee.

V0tOU0s
K6rdts: Megmondhatnak ne.
KEN, hogy k5rIlbelul mennyi AZ
Egyesiilt Allamok korm&nyanak
az 0sszkiadasa es bevetele. Meny-
nyit k6ltenek a hadseregre, a ten
gereszetre, kozoktatasra, foldmi-
velesre, stb.
V&lass: Az 1923. evi bevetel
$4,O75,598,OO az osszkiadasok
pedig mintegy $3,621, ,314,OO0 tet-
TEX XII. Megmaradt tehat: tobb
mint 454 millio dollar. A legna-
gyobb kiadast' a Veterans Bu-
reau emesztett fel, amelynek
565, ,265y 900 dollart utaltak XII.
K0rulbelul 400 milliot koltottek a
hadseregre, (ebben Panama
csatorna k0ltsege is benne van) !,
es mintegy 342 milli6t tengere-
szetre. Mivel a k0zoktatas az
egyes allamok hatask0rebe tarto-
zik, szovetsegi kormany lily XII
adasok (eltekintve a sz0vetsegi
nevelesiigyi hivatal kiadasait)
mem illetik. A F0ldmivelesiigyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11
Az IDEaxNEK pHoBLtMAI

"A sziiletes bejelentese. - Sziile
test bizonyitvany.
Kerdes: /. A helyi iskola meg
kivanja a gyermektol, hogy be
iratkozasakor sziiIetesi bizonyit
vanyt mutasson fel. Sajnos er
neni vagyok kepes leanyom sza
mara egy bizonyitvanyt szerezni
annak dacara, hogy a kislany
aki most t0ft0tte be hatollik evet
lit szuletett. 2. En- idegen nemze
tisegii- sziiloktol szarmazom, de it1
sziilettem az Egyesiilt Allamok.
ban. Most kdlf0ldre ohajtanek
utazni, de sziiletesi bizonyitvany
hianyaban mem tudom igazolni
hogy jogom van az amerikai ut.
levalhez! Bizonyara mem jeientet.
tex be sziiletesemet. Hogyan sze.
rezhetnem be sziiletesi bizonyit.
vanyt?
Valasz: Mindket eset vilagosan
igazolja, hogy mily fontossaggal
bir gyermek szJletesenek beje-
1entese.
Az els3 esetbea a sziiS fordul-
jon Health Departmental va
roshazan es ada meg az osszes
adatokat a gyermek nevere, szii-
letesi helye es idejere nezve, stb.
Is minden nehezeg nelkiil kap
egy masolatot szUletesi bizo-
nyitvanyr6l. Ha azonban a oyer
meket annak idejen mem jelen-
tettek be, ugy most tegyen eleget
ennek a szul0. A szul6 ilyen eset-
ben megeskuszik az adott adatok
hitelessegere es megkapja szii-
letesi bizonyitvanyt.
Oily esetekben, amikor sziiletesi
bizonyitvany felmutatasat kerik
az amerikai utlevel elnyeresehez,
be kell szerezni egy keresztleve-
let, amit ket tanu alairasa eros
bit. A tanuk igazoljak es eskiisz-
mex ARA, hogy az illet6 tenyleg
ebben az orszagban sziiletett. Az
orvos, vagy babaasszony XII SIT
lesnei segedkezett, alkalnnas tanu
az ilyen esetkben.
A szerencse- -jatek el van tiltva
ebben az orszagban.
Kerdes: Ugy ertesiiltem, hogy
q loteria ell van tiltva ebben az
orszagban. Tudni szeretnem AIT,
hogy idegen allamIokbeli sorsje-
gyek eladasat is biinteti-e tor
venyi
V&lasz: Igen. A buntet6 tor
venyk0nyv 213. szakasza eltiltja
azokat a kildemenyeket a tovab-
bitas jogat6l, amelyek sorsjegye-
ket, ajandek sorsolasokat vagy
.hasonl6 jutalmat tiiznek XII, tisz-
tan szerencse jatek alspjan. Az
elmult evben harminchat idegen
ceg ellen inditottak eljarast, inert
sorsjegyeket kdldtek itteni eli
mekre. fIyen esetekben a. levefet
d kiild6nek visszaszarmaztatjak.
x6rh&xak klinikal, ahol ingyen
kezelik q szeg6nyeket.
K6rd6s: Sziveskedjek nekem
inegadni annak k6rhaznak vagy
klinikanak q cimet, ahol vefbajos
pgxeneketn ditsl1aa1l kezehdnek.
lN1le9:s On ingyenes kezelesben
1kszesii1hce; h ! sEolg1latkft ssns
kepes fizetni, k6vetkez5 san
Francisco-i k6rhazahban: College
of Physicians and Surgeons. 344
fourteenth Street, Mt. Zion Ho-
- - Ensss s.
Frauckco Health Department Cli
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-11

Miniszterium kiadasa 143 milIiS,
a kincstare 32S milli6, a belaty-
miniszteriume pedig koriilbelul
299 milli6 dollArt tett ki.