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Evening star., 1928-03-16

winsome isn't fond Of 80 much atten-
ton. Then, too, he wouldn't have so
many questions 10 answer. So he
cl1uckied 70 himself and few over 10
Farmer Browns dooryard TO inspect
the little house that ne and Mrs. VIM
some had used the year before.
Meanwhile all the tongues were nying
around Welcome Robin as they had
around w.nsome Bluehird. Had Wei
come Robin had any hands 70 clap
over his ears I am sure he would have
made Just that use Of them. But when
a. last the little people discovered that
Welcome Robin had not been away
down In the Sunny South after all. but
had spent the Winter In cedar swamp
only o short distance away, the ques-
tions stopped. Everybody was glad TO
see him, but somehow IL wasn't quite
the same as IL he had come from far
away IL the Sunny Eouth.
"Iasen," cried Peter Rabbit suddenly.
and, turning, he scampcred toward the
far corner u the Old Orchard AZ fast
ss his legs could take him, lipperty-
l3ppegty. lip The others did listen. and
right away followed Peter. Down
among the bushes along the old stone
wall in the far corner of the Old Or
c.larc & modest little singer was pour
ing 0et his heart. II was such 4 sweet,
tinkling little song, There were notes
III IL ike the notes o! little fairy bell
No one hearing II would ever doubt
where II came from. They would know
], came right from the heart. II was
the song Of Little Friend the Eong Spar
row.
"Oht" cried Peter. Il know now for
certain that sweet Mistress spring IL
Evening star., 1928-03-16

organs may be In weakened condition
because OF the extra strain put upon
them and the shock OF losing weight
suddenly may bring on sickness or even
death. From time TO time We read in
the newspapers about women who have
lost their lives in the effort TO reduce
quickly and their example should be a
warning 10 all who feel impatient at
slow methods OF Kidding the body Of
excess fat.
1t is not difficult to control q mod
crate degree OF overweight Of 10 pounds
or so. but when the excess weight runs
up into the high figures one should not
attempt TO reduce without the advice
of a physician. A thorough physical
examination will bring TO light the
cause of the overweight and also any
organic weakness that should be taken
into consideration when planning the
reducing diet. When woman Is no
longer young 1t Is especially important
that she should have medical SUPER
vision while she is reducing.
Exercise adapted to the individuals
strength and physical needs should be
taken daily In conjunction with the
reducing diet. One OF the most effective
exercises OF this sort Is trunk-twisting
Stand with feet apart and arms raised
at shoulder level Twist the trunk TO
the right without moving the hips.
Now twist To the left and repeat sew
eral times TO begin with, AS you be-
come used TO the movements increase
the number OF repetiiions gradually up
to 20 or more. This exercise provides
internal massage and 1t is excellent for
reducing the waistline. abdomen and
hips.
Another very simple measure for re-
Evening star., 1928-03-16

main efective-and which sometimes injure
the system.
kelloggs ALL.sRAN is an inviting. health
ful cereal to eat with milk or cream. Delicious
with fruits or honey added. Sprinkle it into
soups too. Use it in cooking--seeipes on
package. Mix il with other cereals, Just eat
two tablespoonfuls daily-ehronic cases. with
every meal.
For hcalths sake. be sure you set genuine
kellogg s-the original ALL,eRAN. Don't
take chances with part-bran substitutes. 4Ae
best. they can be but partially effective.
AlL'hRAN is sold by all sroeers. Served At
hotels. cafetesias. On diners. Made by Nel-
logs in Rattle Creek.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Real Changes i'm Coat Silhouette
BY MARY MARSHALL.

some time and though flares have APP
reared from time 10 time there mas
never been time when the straight
line type of coat has not passed muster.
Now there seems to be a definite de-.
sire on the part of fashion to make real
changes in coat silhouette. Some OF
the new models are of scvea-eighths or
three quarter length. In some there is
a decided fare, and the most StriKingly
different of all are cut with new
straightline from the shoulder that sug-
sests the old-time box coat.
But while the full box type OF coat is
seen here and there some Of the dress
makers are working in favor Of q coat
with defined waiStline. Martial ct
Armand of Paris uses rather wide
belt on some Of the Spring capes and
Lucien Lelong makes the underarm
seam of some of her new coats curve
abruptly In at the waistline and then
Just as abruptly out again.
The uneven hemline assumed by so
many of the new evening gowns presents
a really difficult problem for the coat
makers. Quite obviously to have a
coat that takes on precisely the same
uneveneSS as the frock skirt is out of
the question. A coat long enough to
cover the skirt at its longest extension
would sometimes mean coat reaching
the ankles. The only thing to do about
It is to let the uneven skirt hang down
here and there beneath the coat There
is an increasing fashion for evening
wraps that make no attempt to cover
the frock at any place.
This weeks help consists OF dia-
gram pattern for new beret--which
can be made from satin. taffeta or
other firm silk. BY simple adjust
ment of the measurements the hat may
be made to suit any size head. If YOU
would like your copy Just send me a
stamped, Sclf-addreSsed envelope at
once. The sketch of the original model
will enable you to drape the beret in
the new manner.
lCopyright. 1881
Evening star., 1928-03-16
LITTLE BENNY
ny LEE PAPE.

Me and Puds Simkins and Persey
Weever was sitting on Mary Watkinses
frunt steps tawking to her, and me ana
Puds was Dragging about diffrent Things
Sutch as how strong we was, ana we
was making mussels in our arms. and
Persey Weever sed Well one OF my an
cesters was a CRATE Inglish admired and
we got his pickture home IL enybody
doubts 1t all painted by hand in Oil
colors in his uniform, and his name
was Sir Sidney Viewer.
Making Mary Watkins start to look
as If she thaWt he was CRATE. and 1
quick sed, Aw, watts that, who's ne
alongside Of the CRATE Erl OF Potts, ne
use to have brekfist with the Queen
every morning and II he dident like
wat she had for brekfist he wasent
afraid to tell her so neither.
Oh yes. have you got his pickture?
Persey sed. Take us in and show us
IL YOU have. he sed, and I sed, The
Queen wouldent leeve enybody have eny
Of his picktures except herself. so their
still hanging up in the cassie ware
they belong.
Q yes, of corse, Persey sed and Puds
sed, And how about the Dock of Sim
kins, he was one of my best ancestors,
he was sutch a CRATE man the people
offered to make him King and be done
with 1t, but he sed No you've got King.
watts use of starting eny trubble? and
the King shook his hand and sed That's
wat I call being sport. please except
half my kingdom and Ill keep the other
half. so fifty.
CESS you can show us his pickture,
like fun, Persey sed, and Puds sed
DO you mcen to say you don't bleeve It,
are you sitting there calling me a liar?
I'm not calling you enthing. Persey
sed, and Puds sed. Well your doubling
my werd. and sed, Yes and you doubt
ed my werd about the Erl of Potts. too
cash shang 1t. now you got to apologize
or there's going to be trubble. he's got
to apologize rite heer in public, don't he
Puds?
Meening in frunt OF Mary Watkins
wich we made him do, saying he be-
lieved there was Erl of Potts and a
Dock of Simkins belonging to our re-
lations.
Wich maybe there was for all we
knew.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
SIMPLE COUNTRY DINNER

There are always times when It Is q
good plan to have sort Of stock COM
pany menu that can be used in an
emergency and that can be simply pre-
pared for those times when one Is with
out the services OF a maid. For SIM
pie company dinner in March feature
yellow as a color scheme, for It adds
somewhat to the brightness Of life in
general and helps do away with the
March gloom. Use yellow flowers and
candles. and for very informal meals
the new thing Is to make use OF colored
table linen or the white cloth with a
colored border. A menu that can be
easily prepared and Is not too expensive
Is as follows:
Grapefruit cocktail, broiled lamb
chops, baked stuffed potatoes, Brussels
sprouts with hollandaise sauce, canned
asparagus salad. pineapple sherbet,
angel cake with orange icing, coffee.
Most Of this menu can be prepared
early in the day. Grapefruit cocktail
for instance. may be made from either
the fresh or the canned fruit. Use two
cups of chilled grapefruit pulp. the
juice Of one orange and three table,
spoons of powdered sugar. Pour the
orange Juice over the grapefruit, sprin-
kle with the sugar and let stand at
Evening star., 1928-03-16

least an hour. Serve In sherbet or fruit
cocktail glasses and garnish with maras-
chino or creme de menthe cherry.
The baked stuffed potatoes may be
prepared in the morning and simply
reheated at dinner time. Bake large
potatoes. Cut a slice from the top OF
each and scoop out the pulp. Mash
very light and add butter, salt, pepper
and milk. and pile back In the potato
shells. Score the tops with a fork.
Brush with melted butter and sprinkle
with paprika or q little grated cheese
Bake In hot oven until slightly brown.
Garnish the salad with hard-boiled
egg yolk rubbed through strainer and
serve with mayOnnaise or French tress-
ing. French dressing is preferable, as
the hollandaise sauce that Is served
with the Brussels sprouts has some
what Of the consistency OF rnayonnaise
and it Is always better not to repeat a
flavor.
II you have a good caterer. I you'd
suggest buying pineapple sherbet, as It
simplifies the preparation Of the meal
considerably. Small strips Of candied
orange peel may be used 10 garnish
each serving Of sherbet. Sponge cakes
or small cup cakes covered with orange
icing may be used instead Of the angel
cake.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
My Neighbor Says:

When onions have been boiled
in saucepan and the odor re-
mains, wash the pan with hot
water and soapsuds. dry. and
then wash in a little strong
vinegar.
Use lukewarm water and borax
to wash the inside Of your refrige-
rator. This keeps it sweet and
clean: also a piece Of charcoal on
one of the shelves absorbs all
odorS.
Try using q cork dipped in the
silver polish TO clean silver
knives. It will solve the problem
beautifully.
II your forks smell fishy after
serving fish. add teaspoon OF
dry mustard to the dishwater. 1t
will carry of the odor.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
BEDTIME STORIES By r. 1HSsxEe' susezss

close at hand. for here all in one morn
ing are Winsome Bluebird, Welcome
Robin and Little Friend the Song Spar
row. Tell us, Little Friend. have you
flown far?"
Little Friend stopped singing long
enough to shake his head. NO" said
he: mo. I haven't flown far"
Didn't you spend the Winter In the
land Of Mocker the Mockingbird7" cried
Happy Jack.
mo-" replied Little Friend: mo.
didn't. What is the use Of making a
long and dangerous journey like that
when it isn't necessary? wasn't really
in the Sunny South at all. only on the
edge of it,
"Did you go as far south as Winsome
Bluebird?" asked Tommy Tit.
mot quite" replied Little Friend
"winsome spent some time with me on
his way south, but he went little
farther than I did this year. Well, II
certainly seems good to be back again.
And II certainly seems good TO have
you back here!" cried his little friends
Of the Old Orchard.
Copyright. 192sD
Evening star., 1928-03-16
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

ducing, which should not be overlooked,
Is the morning rundown. A stiff bath
brush moistened In tepid water may be
used to scrub the body all over. This
provides a healthful combination Of ex-
ercise, massage and stimulation OF the
skin.
DO not become discouraged II you
loes only pound or so in the first
month. Keep up the diet and exercise.
In most cases the excess fat begins to
disappear, noticeably after about the
third month. BY the end of the year
you should be down to normal weight
with improved personal appearance
and health.
fConyrieht Ip1SA
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Safe Way to Reduce.

Many of my overweight readers
write to ask for a quick way to reduce
Some of them want to lose 10 or 20
pounds by a certain date which likely
as not is only a week or two away
Usually they have already tried various
reducing systems to no avail and have
become discouraged.
Overweight does not accumulate over
night but is of gradual growth. A
severe illness may pull the weight down
drastically In brief space of time. but
the safe. healthful way to reduce is to
do 1t by degrees so that the body may
adjust itself to the change slowly.
When a very large degree of overweight
is present the heart and the other
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Lessons in English
BIZ w. T.. GORDON.

Words often misused: DO not say,
1T must be who Is going" Say, Il
who am going"
Often mispronounced: Peril; as in
ILL.," not ul.
Often misspelled: Pseudonym.
Synonyms: Absorb, consume, exhaust.
imbibe, swallow.
Word study: Use a word three times
and 1t Is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day. Today's word: distorted twisted
or turned from the natural shape. HE
has q distorted view of life"
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Curried Liver.

Cut the liver in small. thin pieces. and
for every pound take four tablespoonfuls
OF butter. two slices of onion. two
tablespoonfuls Of -four. pinch Of cay
enne pepper. salt, pepper, and a tea
spoonful of curry powder. Heat the but
ter in frying pan. cook the liver In 1t
slowly for five minutes. then add the
-four and other ingredients. Cook for
and serve.
Evening star., 1928-03-16

The first nonstop transatlantic
flight was accomplished In Vickers-
Vimy bomber by two British flyers, Capt.
John Alcock and Lieut.. Arthur Brown,
the distance Of nearly 200 miles from
st. Johns. Newfoundland. to Clifden,
on the west coast of Ireland, being
covered In Is hours and IL minutes, on
June l4-15, 1919
Evening star., 1928-03-16

Season after season new coats have
remained very much the same, and us
ually the reason why last seasons
coat has had TO be discarded has been
because It has looked shabby or because
because it has actually gone out of
Evening star., 1928-03-16

Il was while winsome Bluebird was
still holding his reception in the Old
Orchard that another voice was heard
coming from the top OF the big elm
tree in front Of Farmer Browns house.
Cheer up. Cheer up Cheer up!
Cheer up!" this voice kept repeating
over and over And there was cheer
In the very sound OF the voice.
Welcome Robin few down to the top
OF an apple tree in the Old Orchard
and all the little feathered folk at once
gathered around him, leaving Winsome
Bluebird But Winsome didn't mind.
His heart was too full Of jay. Besides,
Evening star., 1928-03-16

A hotel and restaurant will be fea-
lures OF the airport to be erected by the
Chamber OF Commerce OF Lyon, France.
A service for sending photographs by
telegraph has just been started between
Berlin and Vienna,
Evening star., 1928-03-16
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Evening star., 1928-03-16

NEW COAT SILHOUETTE THAT SUG-
GESTS THE EMPIRE MODE
MADE OF BEIGE KASHMIR WITH
BABY LEOPARD CUFFS AND
SCARF COLLAR.
fashion. There have been changes to
be sure-but they have come gradually
and almost always a coat could be
worn two seasons In succession with
perfect satisfaction.
Straiehtline coats Of full length
that is long enough to cover the short
skirted frock-have been with US for
Evening star., 1928-03-16
because he was always tired

sufficient 10 completely
perform this work. That
is why doctors recom-
raend AlL-BRAN. Be-
cause it is l00% bran
and accomplishes CONF
plete 1909 results.
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Robin and Friend Arrive.

.-chaer urs. Cheer up." doth Robin sing
81 am the harbinger of Spring !"
Old Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1928-03-16

In EVERY walk Of life
you meet the "Drowsy
Bills" men and
women who are losing
out because they are for
ever tired. Young peo-
pie they often are. in age
but old in energy.
They try hard enough
but they are serving
constipation too. The
dread disease that can
rob the strongest body
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Different from
unnatural pills

ALL.BRAN works as ma.
ture works. How much
better than habit-form-
ing drugs and laxatives
whose dose must beeon
Evening star., 1928-03-16
Nothing less than "ALL.BRAN
Is 1909 effective

Bulk or roughage relieves constipation nai,l-
rally. ALL'BRAN furnishes healthful bulk in
generous quantity because it is l00ce bran
This bulk absorba moisture and distributes it
through the digestive system. Gently dis.end.
ing the Misunderstanding them---sweep.
ing out wastes and poisons. In part. t.hran
product the quantity of bulk 10 seldom
Evening star., 1928-03-16

OF strength. That kills initiative. Wrecks
health. That often handicap. with lasting
disease.
And isn't il a pity when simple. healthful
cereal could bring relief all the whiles kel-
loggs ALl.BRAN Is guaranteed to relieve
constipation promptly and safely. More
to prevent 1t from the start.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03
Eagle Sac King George
ReUiezO World Armada
Secretary of Local Aerie
Recalls Impressive
Event in 1911.

Among the 100000 persons COM
prising the population of Indian
apolis, there is one man who is par
ticularly interested in the condition
of King George v of England. That
man is Wilbur H. Miller, secretary
of indianapolis Aerie, No. I'll, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, and master
of the Aerie drill team.
Miller was gunner's mate aboard
the United States dreadnaught
Delaware, Americas representative
in the all-world armada which was
reviewed June "a, 1911, by King
George two days after his corona
ton.
The Delaware with the ships rep
resenting seventeen other powers,
was anchored off Spithead, and was
reviewed by the new ruler from the
royal yacht. King George was
plainly visible to the crew of the
Delaware as he stood at attention
while the international salute was
fired by the guns of more than three
hundred naval craft.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03

1.-THE children at the Pythian
home at Lafayette, Ind, are just
like one big family" says Carl r..
Mitchell of Indianapolis, grand
keeper of records and seal for the
knights of Pythias.
Snapshots of the home taken re-
Gently by Mitchell prove his state
ment.
Top row Qeft) is Fred Feather
stone; (center Helen Black and
Betty Jane Racine; (right) Burl
Garris.
Second row Qeft) are some of
the children on scooters given to
them by patrons. They are Marion
Pinkerton, Eleanor Racine, Bobby
Black, Margaret Black and Mar
celia Racine; (right) three brothers
and a sister, Marion Pinkerton,
Vernon Pinkerton, Marabel Pinker-
ton and Ralph Plnkerton.
Third row Tight) is Samuel Wag-
oner, the first man to enter the
home; (center) Mary Black prac-
tees on her horn for the home Or
ohestIa; (right) Paul Racine was
caught in his speed wagon"
Below Qeft) is shown Mitchell
surrounded by all the girls Of the
home; (right) Gene Talley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03
WOODMEN TO
NAME CHIEFS
Heads of Camps to Be Sc
Iected This Week.
William ]. Mooney

Camps of the Modern Woodmen
of America will hold elections this
week. Oak and Park camps will
select leaders tonight; Marion and
Riverside, Tuesday night; Cedar and
Broad Ripple, Wednesday night;
Maple and Ironwood, Thursday
night, and Capitol City, Friday
night.
II is the custom of camps to elect
officials the first meeting night in
December and install the first or
second meeting nights.
Elections are said to be retarding
the campaign between the Bloom
ington and Indianapolis districts in
a membership drive. Bloomington
heads the state with the local dis
trict in second place by a small
margin.
A demonstration was held in
Bloomington Saturday with M. T.
Wright Of Indianapolis, district
deputy, and George E. Hopkins,
state deputy, as guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03
Home MADE, but
Ends Bad Cough
In a Hurry

To end a stubborn cough quickly, it
Is important to soothe and heal the in
hamed membranes, get rid of the germs
and also to aid the system inwardly to
help thTow off the trouble.
For these purposes, here is home.
made medicine, far better than any
thing you could buy at 3 times the
cost. From any druggist, get 212 ounc-
es of Pinex. Put this into a pint bot
tie, and add plain graduated sugar
syrup or strained honey to fill up the
pint. This takes but a moment, and
makes remedy so effective that you will
never do without, once you have used
it. Keeps perfectly, and children like it.
This simple remedy does three neces-
sary things. It loosens the germ-laden
phlegm and soothes away the infam-
nation. At the same time it is alb
sorbed into the blood, where it acts di-
rectly on the bronchial tubes. This ex-
plains why it brings such quick relief,
even in obstinate bronchial coughs and
"fu" coughs.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway Pine, con-
tanning the active agent of creosote, in
a refined, palatable form, and known
as one of the greatest healing agents
for severe coughs, chest colds and
bronchial troubles.
Do not accept substitutesfor Pinex.
1t is guaranteed to give prompt relief
or money refunded.
acknowledgements
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03
SURPRISE ARRANGED
100 Expected to Attend
Eagles Meeting.

A feature which has not been
given at any time in the past year
is on the surprise program pre-
pared for members of Indianapolis
aerie, MO. oil, Fraternal Order of
Eagles, tonight. This will be an
every member present" meeting
and preparations have been made
for an attendance of 1,700.
During the past week, a special
committee has been occupied with
notifying all members of the meet
ing, which in addition to the sur
prise numbers, will include smoker
and initiation ceremonies.
The committee: Charles O. Ford,
chairman; Clarence Easthagen,
William Ribble, Henry Fryer and
Louis D. Schwartz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-03
GROTTO TO INITIATE
Plan Ceremonial and Dance
Dec. ID.

Following the show and stated
meeting of Sahara Grotto last week
at the Athenaeum, the next item on
the December program is the short
form ceremonial and dance Dec. IA.
Preparations are being made for
$50 candidates to be initiated in the
"Gentlemen'S class" Candidates are
to report at GAS p. M, and the cast
goes into action at 1880 p. m.
Wives and Sweethearts Of cam
didates and members will be enter
tanned by the ladies auxiliary until
$50 p. m. when dancing will start.
Charles Walsh, monarch, will be in
charge of the entire gathering.