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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
FOWLER DEFENDS
D. c. HEALTH WORK
Answers Efficiency Bureaus
Criticism OF His
Department.

A vigorous defense Of the practices
and policies of the District Health De-
partment was made today by DR.. Will
liam C. Fowler, health officer, In a So
page reply to the Bureau of Efficiency's
criticism of the department made to the
Commissioners last Spring in 3l8-
page report bearing the signature OF DR.,
Paul Preble, surgeon of the United
States Public Health Service.
DR. Fowler offered no apologies for
the manner in which the Health De-
partment is administered, and ridiculed
the bureau for its elaborate report,
which. he said advocated drastic
changes i'll the health service without
proposing adequate remedies for con-
ditions which, it charged, existed. The
health officer also pointed out that many
of the changes were recommended be-
cause investigators were unfamiliar with
the practical side of the questions they
set out to discuss.
Recommendations Conflict.
Instead of 100 per cent increase in
appropriations which the bureau rec
commended. the health o2c said that
all his department needed is modest
increase. In answer to one statement
OF the bureau concerning new plan
it proposed for public health organIza-
ton in washington. DR.. Fowler said:
1T Is not clearly understood what is
meant by the language used, but u
seemed to be an acknowledgment on
the part of the investigator that local
conditions are such that he finds IL oil
ficult to formulate constructive plan
for public health administration and
vet later he attempts to set up an or
ganization for the District based on
standards adopted for other cities"
DR.. Fowler pointed out that one sec
ton of the hr AUS report directed
criticism at the statistical methods OF
his department while in another sec
ton this work was held Ito function
in a manner which is above the average
for a city the size Of Washington
The health officer said 1t was difficult
for him to reconcile these conflicting
views.
Says Milk Is Good.
Although the bureaus report took the
Health Department. 10 tdsh lOi iahaiS
to make arrests for prostitution, Dr.
Fowler said it Is not clothed with that
authority. He declared that it is the
duty of the Police Department to en-
force the vice laws of the District.
Replying to the bureaus criticism OF
the method Of handling the milk supply
in washington, DR.. Fowler said that
the milk served here compares with
the best in the country. Particular at
tention was called by DR., Fowler to the
bureaus recommendation tint colored
nurses be paid 1900 year and white
nurses, 81 $50 He pointed out that
their duties are identical and that there
is no need for race discrimination.
DR.. Fowler purposely failed to make
any recommendations or comment with
reapect to the several plans OF reor-
ganization suggested by the bureau
This is a subject. he said, which the
Commissioners should consider and de-
cide.
1T Is believed, however" he added,
"thnt the present organization Is quite
satisfactory If necessary appropriation
can be obtained to permit 1t to func-
ton In the manner that 1t should"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
COMMUNITIES LEAD
ANTl-F0RElGN MOVE
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
PEKING. August Su,-~An anti~for-
eign military movement led by Com
munistS was reported today nom Tai
nanfu. seat of the Shantung Province
provisional government since the Japa-
nese have occupied TSinan.
Officiai dispatches said troops occu-
pied the American and English mission
buildings
A letter received hy the MethaN~
Episcopal Mission here said the Tain
fu missions were occupied last week
Nationalist troops but the three An
lean mission workers there were ~
disturbed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
$50 BRITISH CHEMISTS
VISIT WASHINGTON
Party will Call at Scientific Bu-
reaus Here Before Leaving
for New York.

One hundred and fifty members OF
the Institute of Chemical Engineers OF
Great Britain and the Society Of Chem
icai Industry. headed by Sir Alexander
Glib. @. b g., president of the former
organization, and Francis Howard Carr
c. b. E., r. /. c., president OF the lat
ter. arrived in Washington today for a
tflree-day stay before preceding to
New York City for convention OF the
Society of Chemical Industry.
The delegates have just attended q
Joint session Of the British and Amer
lean Institutes of Chemical Engineers
held August "a and rs at Niagara Falls
Ontario.
The party has established headquar-
ters at the Mayhower Hotel and their
program while here includes visits tc
most of the scientific bureaus and de.
partments as well as the principal
places of interest in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30

a jury trial and was released on $500
bond to appear for trial September 4.
Schenck was one Of the policemen
who assisted in the investigation that
resulted In the dismissal some months
ago Of Policeman Orville Staples of the
third precinct, The former was at the
time attached to the same precinct
Wood was only recently returned ia
duty after he was fined by the trial
board for intoxication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
Cave-In Injuries Workman.

Buried under several feet OF dirt in
a cave-in on Fifteenth street between
I and q streets this morning. Charles
Hunter, eoiored. 1921 Missouri avenue,
was taken to Emergency Hospital and
treated for a crushed right side and
shoulder. His condition has not been
determined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
Reservoir Bursts; 80 Drowned.

TOXIC, August 80 LP).--Thirty per-
sons are believed to have been drowned
in the bursting of reservoir at the
Komoro electric power station in Gen.
trail Japan.
The flood waters washed away nine
houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
Flying Instructor Killed.

MONTREAL, Quebec, August so tAN
Capt Harold r. NaSe of St John, New
Brunswick, flying instructor Of the
Granny, Quebec. Aero Club. died last
night In hospital OF injuries sustained
n few hours earlier. when he crashed
At the aerodrolne while fiying one Of the
clubs Moth planes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
HERRlCK COMING HOME.
Envoy, OH Leave. Happy Over Re
ception to Kellogg.

ception to Kellogg.
PARIS, August 80 tP).--Myron T,
Herrick, American Ambassador to
France. started for the United States
today for his annual leave
Before leaving on the lie de France
he said that he was rather tired but
was very happy, having been moved
deeply by the solicitude and charming
hospitality which the French had ex-
tended TO Secretary of State Kellogg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
CURTIS RAPS SMITH
FOR TARIFF PLANS
IN HARRISBURG SPEECH

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-30
u. S. GOLF TEAMS
OFF TO POOR START
IN WALKER MATCHES

Continued from First Page }
Evening star., 1928-03-07
AN OPPORTUNITY

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For Three Real Estate Statesmen.
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THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
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Statesmen.
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WANTED--SALESMEN.

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Evening star., 1928-03-07

MODELS for Our corset de-
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Evening star., 1928-03-07
MELP--MALK.
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ave and ask for sales manager.
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Evening star., 1928-03-07

SPECIALITY SALESMAN.
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Evening star., 1928-03-07

SALESWOMEN, experienced,
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wash goods, linens. draperies,
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Evening star., 1928-03-07

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Evening star., 1928-03-07

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Evening star., 1928-03-07

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-04
II o-oeo F~oLo- Absorbing Sequel TO
LOVO - 1l1klUClO @ReCe[Gtions of q Wife"

BY Adele Garrison

a box where Jim had been sorting
them. and handed IL 10 me.
"Plees no wait" he said com.
mandingly. "Und let no vuns no
vuns see dose only two mems und
your goot frendt. lady init gray
hair"
/ walked swiftly back to the house
and went directly to Lillian's room
upon learning from Katie that
'Mecster Drake und Meesis Under
wood. dey flemish breakfast"
"Welli' Lillian said tensely when
she had answered my knock. and
when | had told her or my encounter
with the red bearded man. she moved
swiftly toward the door.
This is a matter for the Chief"
she said. Come along. Allen saws
he's awake"
We found my father propped
against his pillows. looking infinitely
less alarming than he had done upon
the preceding evening. But he was
still worn and pallid. and Lillian
made no mention az her errand
until he had finished his breakfast.
Then she looked at me with a twisted
little grin.
"D've mind II | tell the Chief this
whole mess about The Larches''
from the beginning" she asked. and
with a laugh at my patent relief she
told my father In terse succint
phrasins the whole story OF Princess
Olina's flight from the royal party.
OF the operation on her nose. chang
ing her facial appearance. OF her
tenancy Of The Larches. and OF the
mysterious and annoying espionage
which had been kept upon her by
the Transvanian vagabonds in the
shack. Last Of all she told him Of
the code paper I had found and
copied when the Princess lost the
miniature OF her mother. and OF my
discovery that the characters were
Sumerian.
But lin not going 70 let her say
a word until she's finished" she said
as Allen Drake exclaimed Sum.
erian,' and exchanged a tense COM
pretending glance with my father.
You ought TO know. Allen. that it's
better for her to be absolutely IN
h~ampered."
If she's as successful in the stunt
as she was the last time she tackled
a code 81 Sumerian characters. I'm
willing TO agree to any conditions. N
ne Sdlu VIII a UDW 10 me anu an eX-
preston OF approval in his eyes
which was a heady drauEht TO my
vanity.
Then that's that" Lillian said.
And now for the most important
link in the chain. One OF these men
in the shack is known 20 Dicky-
how. we don't know-althouEh we
think Dicky knew him on the other
side. At any rate he sent Jim for
Madce just now - Dicky has told
Jim that he Is TO do whatever the
man asks. and when MadEe went to
the harm. the man gave her a packet
10 deliver 70 you-he knows YOU
came here last night. and evidently
knows your identity. Better get the
package out. Madge."
With fingers that tremhled ] TOOK
the package from beneath the eggs
in the basket while my father was
receiving Lillian's assurance that No
other outsider save the red-bearded
man knew OF his presence in the
farmhouse. Then I held II out 10
my father. while Lillian and Allen
pressed close "a his shoulder. And
then 7 heard a simultaneous ex-
clamation:
*. seven! lie is X. seven
c~ogy.isaL is-s. Newspaper Feature Service. ine
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-04

There are, generally speaking. two types of personality, the pas
sive and the active. The passive type is slow-spoken, ruminant, reti-
cent, unlikely to take the initiative, yet it may hide under this I'M
aggressive exterior, strength and depth of character. Such men, IL
they can, choose isolated lives, they become quiet scholars, ranchmen,
sailors lighthouse keepers They avoid cities and crowds
The active type, on the other hand. is gregarious. full Of initiative,
executive. efficient, possessing much persuasive power and charm OF
Is a fortunate kind Of personality for one who comes in contact with
them, 0 to direct them through the channels Of some big business
The active type of personality is the most desirable. The man or
woman who has il gores in its very possession. To him life is keen
excitement, a thrilling adventure. He IS spurred by the consciousness
that he is making an impression on others, that he is helping to make
the world revolve faster.
When you have learned to control yourself, you ian control
others. Avoid a scattering Of interests. Have a planfulness of life.
No matter how often circumstances may cause you to swerve from the
direct path to your goal, make such sidetracking only temporary and
return to your original purpose with more enthusiasm than ever to
make good in the direction you desire.
In starting any new enterprise, even II 1t be merely to establish
yourself with a new acquaintance whom you want to win, you are in
the position of a salesman. and what you are selling is yourself. II is
your personality with which you are dressing your front windows.
Take care not to display samples Of goods which you don't carry in
stock! People do this all the time, and sometimes get away with it
But their success is shortived. In the long run they meet disaster.
To develop a personality keep an uptodate inventory of yourself
and replenish the stores that run low. Bluff and past performances
are not to be depended on. You need the habit Of self-analyss, Of
frequent mental stocktaking. You need to clean house often and set
your soul IN order. When temptation or sudden emergency comes you
DO not want to find yourself running short on sef-control or courage
or nerve pOise. Fortunate will you be il you have a sufficient supply
of the article to weather that particular crnisl
You can and should develop your personality to the fullest posi-
bic extent You owe il TO yourself, to your family, to your work. and
TO your community.
Copyright n2. Nc~gspu Feature Service Ina
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-04
Famous Composers
BY COZETTE DOUGLASS
Moritz MOSzkorski.

NNE of the most prominent OF
the Polish composers. Moritz
Moszkowski. was born I'm
Breslau On August card. 1854. He
was the son or a family % independ-
ent means. who fostered the boys
genius by careful teaching at home
during his early years. Later he
was sent 10 continue his study OF
music al the Dresden Conservatory
and then TO the Conservatives Of
Stern and Kullak in Berlin. In the
latter place. he taught for several
years.
Moszkowski started as a pianist
and his first concert in Berlin met
with such success that is was fol-
lowed by a series OF concert tours
which firmly established his reputa-
ton as a virtuoso.
Until 1897 Moszkowski lived in
Berlin. but then moved 70 Paris.
where he turned his attention 10
composing. IL Is interesting 10 note
that u a after the domestic trag.
edy that almost ruined the compo-
ser's life that his best work was
done. He t. perhaps. best known for
his Spanish dances. although he also
composed operas and more serious
music.
.~.usZk0wszi's music was given 10
the world during the time az the
transition from the great romantics
10 the morern im-pressiOuists. His
compositions were distinguished by
graceful melody ana piquant rhythm.
M~oszkuwski had the knack N imi.
tatiug the musical idiums az other
lands. II has been said that he
reached his height in the ballet mu-
r~-w-t-NY r.Ns -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-04
Two Smart Models for Town Wear
MORE Three Piece Suits in
High Favor-Also Silk and
Linen Combinations.
BY Marie Marot

"WO Of the latest models Of a
prominent fashion house are
- shown here. One pictures
the use Of printed linen trimming
on a heavy silk fabric-very new
and interesting-and the other, a
cunning trotteur in MORE.
The latter one of the smartest
styles recently displayed, has ire
mendous style and dash, achieved
partly by a three-quarter cape
which need not, however. always
be worn with the ensemble. The
short jacket and skirt Of dark blue
MORE are trim enough to stand on
their own and affect a strikingly
smart costume. Two kick pleats
conform 10 the double breasted ar
rangement of the jacket which is
trimmed with four pearl buttons,
small enough to be in good taste.
The same button arrangement goes
on the cross-piece of the cape.
This Spring il making amends
10 MORE for the neglect Of recent
seasons. Water silks are being en-
ployed in coats, ensembles and
even fur or self-trimmed evening
wraps, with the result that the
fashionable world is wondering
where and why moire has been
kept in hiding all these years. At
any rate. il Is now emerging sue
cessfully in new creations.
A sleek turban of shellacked
feathers completes the costume.
To the left Is featured a town
costume Of heavy dull crepe
trimmed with a not-too-wide strip
Of printed linen in black and white,
which bands a diagonal neckline
and proceeds down the left side to
end in a cluster OF flare pleates.
This combination of silk and linen
Is fast travelling into popularity in
the trail Of the silk and tweed
combinations that are used almost
exclusively in tweed ensembles.