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colon that could digest husks Of
grain and skins Of fruits and
vegetables.
The lobes. Of the lungs vary In
number and position. Due to
mans upright gait, the heart has
come to rest on the diaphragm.
In monkeys the azygos lobe of
the lung lies between. In man
there Is always q remnant, Of
varying size, OF this lobe.
Copyright, 1928, by George A.
Dorsey
Tomorrow: The peril OF twins
ana the ODDS against their being
bOrn--true and identical twins
why monsters are born.
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mental. The first voice was the
amphibian's.. Frog, bird, cat, dog,
and man would be silent without
a larynx; without the human lar
ynx there could have been no hui
man speech or Tower of Babel.
Ours is wonderful larynx: let us
get such joy as we can from 1t.
Our developing respiratory system
suggests fish; in our youth it is a
hotbed of infection. Our Vocal
cords are human only in their high
development. But we all have the
blind pocket between true and
false cords which served as a
resonator and so strengthened the
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than in another. It is a true
vestige. 1t is predisposed to dis
ease; appendicitis is fashionable
operation. Only apes in captivity
develop appendicitis. For an
appendix that functions we must
go to the lowest monkeys.
The liver usually has two lobes
lit may have none, it may have
II: it may have two gall bladders
lit may have none.
X y X
The abdominal viscera in the
human embryo are not human in
their arrangement. Only later
does the mesentery, or sheet of
membrane connecting the bowl.
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ridges. In pigs, they are strong
enough. to crush food. Their pres
ence in man, with. an occasional
more or less complete third set
of teeth, points to fish and reptile
days: teeth in the roof of the
mouth, endlessly replaced.
Tonsils appear in fetal life in
pockets. They shift position and
develop into prominent bodies.
With adult life they begin to dis.
appear, leaving pockets prone to
disease. They are not understood
and are never alike.
The crickets chirp was the first
music on earth, but it vas instru-
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roar by which our ancestors fright
ened their foes and called their
mates. In man it varies, but Is
never so deep as in the gorilla.
The vermiform appendix is the
worm its name implies. 1t is
feeble, narrow, tapering blind
alley, opening by a small mouth
into the large intestine. At birth,
in size and form it is like an
apes. At puberty it begins to
shorten; it is about closed in every
fourth adult: in every thirtieth
adult it is closed throughout. 1t
sIrivels up with old age. IT may
be ten times longer in one brother
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RACCOON IS
CLEARLY

TIME raccoon, procyon lotor, is
4 a distinctively American ami
NAL found from southern Canada
southwark, The young, usually
four to six, says Nature Maya
zine, are born in spring in a tree
retreat. 1t is fond of the water
side, and carefully washes all it's
food. Its fur was formerly con-
sidered coarse. but is now in great
demand. and it's numbers are fast
decreasing.
The government OF India plans
to erect a great new meteorological
observatory at Poona. The cost
of the structure will be 1920, 900.
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become attached to the back wall
of the abdomen and so hold it in
place and in perpendicular posi-
ton. Sometimes the mesentery
is found arranged as in monkeys.
The loosely attached bowl easily
twists and becomes Distracted.
There are more than mere
structural variations In our food
canal: there are signs OF de-
generacy--in teeth, in jaws and
throat, and in the large intestine.
Changed diet does 1t. TO digest
raw food our ancestors had to
chew it. They had strong jaws,
heavy muscles, sound teeth prop
erly aligned, big throats, and a
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Tasting Success for the First Time

other children in that town who
date their start upward to the
time when Miss Alice" was their
teacher.
1t is a great day in the life Of
a child when he finds that he is
not as inferior to other children
as he thought he was.
When he makes one effort to-
ward a definite end he has put
his foot on the ladder of achieve
ment.
The stimulus Of success is neces-
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sary to mental and moral devel-
opment. Nothing is so discourag-
ing as failure after failure. It
destroys the morale. It has a
crushing, blighting effect upon
the chiId's nature. Success devel-
ops an attitude OF confidence. and
hopefuIness. That's why teachers
and parents should make certain
that some small successes are i'm
termingled with the small fall
ures that come to children.
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HOUSEHOLD
HINTS

Turpentine is sometimes used to
relieve rheumatism. Al little
sprinkled on a warm flannel helps
to ease the pain.
Store silver in a box or tin
filled with powdered starch, and
it will be quite bright when taken
out.
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Mother, Mother cried Jack.
"See what ]. have! | told you
those were wonderful beans"
The very next day, Jack
went up the beanstalk again.
The giants wife said,
"Run home, little boy.
The giant was very, very angry
when he could not find the gold. !"
"Here he Games noWp cried
Jack.
Get in the Closet said the wife.
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20. Religious people go to -.
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Jeck and The BedD,stalk

Jack jumped into the closet.
The giant came in roaring,
Fee, fl, 70, fun!
/ smell the blood
Of an Englishman.
Be he alive or be he dead
I'll grind his bones
To make my bread!'
.Your dinner is ready"
said his wife, come and eat it.
The giant was very hungry.
IS
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This Day in Our History

an Donelson Tenn surrendered by
~ the Confederate under General Floyd to the Union FORCES
under this encounter that Grant won
his nickname Unconditional Surrender Grant"
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with a big stitch.
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The Portuguese Government is
taking steps to populariZe the
English language in Portugal.
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Congress ional Club
Cook Book
FaUorite Recipes OF Fall-
ous Women II World
Capitals
BY MRS. JOHN =. BAKER
widow Of the late Represents.

WIDOW d inc iAb9 AAcN4Ns H.
tive Baker Or California.
GRAHAM NUT LOAF
Mix 3 cups graham flour J
cup wheat flour, 2 tablespoons
sugar, 8 tablespoons molasses,
teaspoons baking powder. q cups
sweet milk, teaspoon soda dis
solved in little OF the milk, Il
teaspoon salt, and n cup> chopped
nuts, raisins or currants: put IN
creased pan and bake In moderate
7. oven one hour.
Copyright, 1898, by the Com
gressional club
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Cordially yours
Evening star., 1928-10-03
PERSONAL.
IEA.As-LA


EXCELLENT MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC
treatment for tired feeling and colds; once
o. your home. Phone Franklin 8715. to Z.
DARNING AND MENDING NEATLY DONE:
work called for and delivered Phone Deca-
tur 5fl9 before noon and after s.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN.
1922 Massachusetts ave. NV. Children three
and over. Hours, to $50. $500 wk.
MASSEUSE. SWEDISH. COMPETENT GRAD
Sweden. gives excellent massage; ladies. and
men. 1928 M st. NV Apt. / Ia
LADY, REFINED. SETTLED. WILL CARE
for children 3 or 4 nights week for small
room. Address Box 405-E, Star office. 3"
EXCELLENT MASSAGE AND ELECTRIC
trca tment for tired feeling and colds office
Or your home. Phone Franklin 97l5. to q"
RUGS - REVERSIBLE, SEAMLESS CHE
rille made to order from your old material
any size or color. Phone Main 1882 Is
MASSAGE. PHYSIOTHERAPY. CHIROPRAC-
tic. SARA J. EOLMSTROM, sos East Cap
itol st. Phone Lincoln 1887. 81
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

and 9es h4xE e iRs eaeR sm04ns mSn af oSs 81
an industrial banking business which is on
g, g i2% dividend basis. Address Box 28-D.
DELICATEsSEN, lunch. corner, car stop,
near universities, high school; profitable busi-
noIS6 loio6. ''0'N ana hA'0feS' Smah cash. NS!'n
business and all-modern equipment or equip
ment men o1 only; cost $lSOo viii! sell for $500.
BATTERY SHOP and. gas station for sale,
through this box before Oct. 8th Address
Box 408-E Star ONCE.
rooming house or business, Don't waste my
pagna Wf mot eaey eSel o r0v ddre Is
Box 439-E. Star office.
DRUG STORE. good location; $50 daily; can
be made a 500 store: 9-year lease, $4,000.
H. :. cash. balance terms. Addres Box 438-E,
ROOMINCi AND BOARDING HOUSE. beauti-
fully furnished. modern ideal location first
payment. balance monthly. Address BOX
492-E Star Office.
DELICATESSEN for sale; good business;
H t aaek BSys anp9 saS
b. Arcade Market. 7"
DELICATESSEN. located at 34O9 l4th ST.
NV. fully equipped and stocked; going busi-
ness; chance Of lifetime; your own terms.
SODA FOUNTAIN BUSINESS, in large office
building; would consider selling equipment
or the business as whole. Address Box
486-E. Star office.
HARDWARE and gas station; location first
class , no competition; a good buy for cash;
Brentwood, Md So
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND. located lobby
large office bldg. we'll equipped and stocked
dress Box 454-E, Star Office.
GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES-Will sell helf
interest in my station business to active
price. $4,000. Address BOX 493-E, Star office.
CAFETERIA. located business street uptown
NV, fully equipped good, business illness
Terms. Address Box 483-E. Star ONCE
DELICATESSEN. confectionery. located 1923
M st; NV; rent, including living room. $40
fee; cal Immediately. Address Box 49s-E,
F62s9S RFooMING eAYD eAND c, BoARRpINdm.Furnished
house house near & Scott Circle piled with perma-
Leaving town. Address BOX AISLE. Star Office
BEAUTY SHOP, established business. twelve
booths, beautiful waiting room, in the best
full business; will sacrifice for s3.25o cash if
one oG At Addres BoH sar oe for
newly papered and painted; Wonderful 'op.
pEortunity for baker. Rent reduced. lll2
IF YOU HAVE $500 to $1,000 you can invest
in stock that has never missed paying 80,
In a, we'll established Washington business
! ioeyH WI S Seli y9a n all or part. Address Box
CLEANING. PRESSING AND REPAIR SHOP
for sale-Good business; NV. location; i'll
healtn forces disposal. Address Box 44o-E,
CONFECTIONERY. cigar and general mdse.
buyer. address Box 4sscE. Star once. O'N
Evening star., 1928-10-03
SITUATION-AIALE.

l AM a; present connected with local
chain-Store organization in an executive
capacity, but desire to make change. Ad-
dress Boz 437-E. Star Office. g.
MAN wishes small job in drafting and also
taking out permit. at little charge. J. a.
Connor; call Shepherd 3093-J. 4"
MAN. colored, wants Job as chauffeur. Ref
Experienced Adams 1854. Call between
and pm.
MAN Colored. wants to care for furnace
mornings and nichts. Experienced. 1413
T st. NV. after 4:30.
MAN white, steady. reliable: work as church
sexton or ianitor for auditorium Best ref
erences. Address BcX 460-E, Star office.
SALESMAN, educated. good personality and
references, deSirous making chance, rep
re5enting oil COMPANY hardware or paints.
building supplies. food products, etc, or any
position recurring tact and ability. Address
Box 453-E. Star office.
STUDENT of Howard University wants work
after 4;30 pm. Address Box BILE. Star
Office 3"
TAILORING-New coats or buSheling work
core at home or where desired by firSt-c'asS
tailor. Adams 1929. c.
YOUNG MAN. intelligent, honest, reliable,
desires work chauffeur, porter, car washer;
references. Franklin 1902. Z"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

tCO0tl0ueub
STORE WITH GROCERY FIXTURES; fine
business stand. 7l0 7th st. sw. B. Brooks,
200 5th st NV Main 323s
SEE ME- FIRST II you are looking for a
terms.
Grocery and confectionery. NV; price.
$500: rent. $50; rooms.
Grocery and light meats, sw.: price.
50. 1000: rent, $50; rooms.
Confectionery and novelties lease; rent.
Confectionery and soda, fountain. fruits;
p. B. HAVENNEP.
Room 203 District Nat. Bank Bldg.
1905 G St. NV.
$3.50 GROCERY and rooms and bath. good
corner: rent, S45.
$1,000 grocery. and notions; 5 rooms and
bath: rent S35; long established.
corner; well stocked a bargain. -
l,600 delcatessen and lunch; will Sacri-
flee; Govt trade; a bargain.
$2.500 lunch business; no competition;
eood business; real barEain.
r. NJ. CURTIS, 410 Bond Bldg. M. 1894.
STOREKEEPERS-BUS MEN
IF YOU NEED MONEY. SEE US.
MONEY ADVANCED SAME DAY.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE Co.
9Th FLOOR. DIST NATL Blk. BLDG.
GROCERY AND MEATS-One of the best we
have ever listed modern floor cases. ice
plant; rent. SIS. including garage; receipts,
$4,000 per mo-; price, $4,000.
Marshall Business Brokers,
920 NJ Y Ave
Evening star., 1928-10-03
BEAUTY PARLORS.

BEAUTY PAKLURS.
MARIE STEVENS, EXPERT. PERMANENT
removal hair, warts. moles. 81; 20 yrs. exp.
Satisfaction guar: Facial treatments, 81 302
Kresge Bldg, l105 G.. Phone Fr. I'd T3r
day. Csc; FREE MARCELS WEDNESDAY;
Scalp Treatment. THURSDAY, -, 25G; C., FaeiaI.
Open Mon, Wed. and Fri. until 9 pm:
other days until pm. MABELLE HONOUR
SCHOOL, 3l7 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-10-03

HELP-fEMALE.
AGENTS-Sell our dollar box assortment Of
tWenty-one Christmas cards; 500 commits
sion. Earls, 1917 H st.
BOOKKEEPER-Apply 815 7th st. NV. be-
tween and on Thursday. .
FUR FINISHER. must be expert. Apply
Bernards. 1903 Conn. ave.
GIRL. colored. to do sewing in tailor shop.
1926 nth st. NV.
GIRL. sandwich counter, experienced. neat;
refer ences. Hot Shoppe No. 2, sos 9th st.
NV Call 10 to IL am. |
GIRLS. high school. over 49, Call Hot
Shoppe No. 3, SOB Georgia ave, after
7:30 p M e
LADY CANVASSERS make good commissions
taking orders for imported food products.
In replying state experience and furnish two
references. Address Box 457-E. Star office.
LADY take child school and out park, care
for small apt. mother employed; go home
nights; 81 day; no Sundays; near Franklin
school; sive full particulars. Address Box
459-E. Star ONCE.
LADY. young, for sewing. Apply at once.
New ENGLAND Furriers. 6l3 l2th st.
LADIES. two, Catholic; desirable positions
calling on CATHOLIC families; work is pleas
ant and pays well. Call $40, SO, 1343 II
st. NV. Room 1910.
MARCEL AND FINGER WAIVER. expert only
Apply Miss Marguerite, J. B. Jones Co.,
1919 G ct. NV.
NURSE. practical; middc-agcd woman; ex-
perlenced; references. Apply evenings after
p.Ta. 2loA II st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-10-03
PERSONAL.

FEhStbNNH.
WANTED, BY YOUNG WOMAN, EXPERT
instruction in self-defense; must furnish
Address Box AGILE. Star Office.
REGISTERED NURSE OFFERS INVALID,
conValescent; aged special care and diet;
lovely bright room in own home; every COM
fort; fine location; doctors rel Pot 523I
TRY MY PRIVATE SALON MASSAGE AND
sun ray lath for that nervous. fatigued
colored operator. Potomac 2596:
ELECTROTHERApY AND PHYS1OTHERAPY
scientifically given by a graduate. Potomac
5345 .--
DONORS FOR BLOOD TRANSMISSION
wanted. Apply 1901 Eye st. NV. Room 6l9.
FOR THOSE DESIRING PERFECT REST
at Forest Glen, is incompatible. Phone Sill
yer Spring !.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WESTERN WILL
stay with children evenings; Is cents per
hour. Main 1891. Apt. 4l9 a.
LADY. EMPLOYED IN NAVY BUILDING.
hours to S, desires arrangement with par:
ty operating auto for conveyance to and
from l4th and Oak SITS, at liberal compen-
Address Box 445-E, Star Office
YOUNG LADY. HAVING ATTRACTIVE 10th
st. apt. of Q large rooms, rec. hall bath.
lady furnishing one ed-living room; rent.
unlimited phone, gas, cleo, maid, $50 rs.
Decatur 1918.
LANDGRAF, SOPHIA - INFORMATION
wanted as to present whereabouts: believed
1896 A'e L. 0e F CoRpoVR. S41o5 f'0 s7th ave-, D.,
Bellrose Manor. Long Island New York.
LACE CURTAINS NEATLY DONE, SOC PAIR,
Address Box sss-E. Star efncs
Evening star., 1928-10-03

SOLICITORS, ?, experienced,
for house-to-house work. An
attractive proposition for those
qualifying. Apply Mr.. Sinclair,
Manhattan Laundry, 1916 Flori-
da ave. NV, between 10 and
IL am.
Evening star., 1928-10-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COOK, chambermaid- waitress. nurSemaid,
general maid. laundresSes, mothers helpers,
part-time maids; splendid references for
each. North COLL.
COOKS, two fine; three general housemen,
two janitors; all have city references. North
1924.
RuPHERS EXCHANGE. 1887 18th ST NV.
-Dccetur 1851. Help wanted-Houseworker
stay nights, Sl2.50; days worker, $3.50, car
fare; part-time worker. 81 Work wanted
HouSeWork, stay nights. no laundry, $40, no
basement room; reference. Many other nice
girls
STENOGRAPHERt3, 22O-$25 wk. No charge
unless placed. Washington Employment Ex-
change, 214 National Press Bldg. 14th & F.
STENOG., typist. bookkeeper, clerical help,
etc. Free registry. Main 1888. 1888 @ st. w.
Boyd Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-10-03
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Clerk promotion, file clerk. stenography
and typewriting promotion. computer. Begin
today. The Civil Service Preparatory school
Sc. cor. 18th g. F sts. NV. Phone FIR. 2080.
Evening star., 1928-10-03
SALE-AUTOMoBILES.

CHEVROLET COACHES. 1928 AND io2--
we we nave several OF these cars; az carry
5000 TO $500. Terms Phone Nerth 3A7
Tor demonstration or see at 1925 Goth st.
Evening star., 1928-10-03

SITUATION-MALE.
CARPENTER wants jobbing work Call Wis
consin 388a-J or North 8643. a"
CHAUFFEUR, Filipino, former Black and
White hackman, new York and Washington
licenses and references. drives any car, for
CHAUFFEUR, colored. experienced. good ref
erences. desires position with private family
Phone North 5216-W. 3s
CHAUFFEUR, colored, reliable, is years
experience; AL reference; do minor repairs
l706 T st: NV. Apt. Al. West 3074. 3'
CHAUFFEUR. colored. with same family is
best reference. 1921 11th st. NV.
CHAUFFEUR, colored. experienced Good
reference. llO7 9th st. ne. Phone Atlantic
COLoRED MAN, honest, reliable, young
e. porter or helper; refs. Phone North
COMPANION CHAUFFEUR. gentleman's, col
lese man, 2l, sportsman. athletic record,
oeSireS permanent and responsible position.
Address Box 472-E Star offlce g.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, young man,
~. Two yearS college training; knowledge Of
typing and correspondence. Address Be-;
4l3-E. Star Office. Sc
DRUG CLERK, registered: long experience
references. Address Box 179-E. Star office.
ESTATE MANAGER wishes position on pri-
vate estate, married, 3 in family; 20 years
experience IN gardening, greenhouses, farm
ye and and
| course landscape gardening. Best of refer
ences. Address Box 335D. Star ONCE.
FARM MANAGER or foreman: near Wash
farm: Good references. Robt. L. Ridgeway.
| JAN1ToR, experienced. wants position in pri-
vatS SssidsnSe. Phone Atlantic S5es-J s.
Evening star., 1928-10-03

ESSEX SUPER SIX sEDAN-We are in a
position to offer a very liberal allowance
on these models. We need them and you
can make a good trade. Howard Motor
Co.. r. l. and N J. ayes
Evening star., 1928-10-03

GRAHAM-PAIGE. 614 6-cyl. 4-door sedan
Carries new car guarantee: a real buv for
cash or trade. Logan GARAGE. 1910 E ST.
Evening star., 1928-10-03

HUDSON BROUGHAMS. 1928 aud ia?=-Ons
almost new and the other carefully used
during the year: both completely equipped.
Howard Motor Co. r. J. and ". ]. aves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-06
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Is Marriage Success Between the Man and
Woman Who Have Known Each Other
Since Childhood?


between who other from chldhoodP
brother
longer brother
being married a a %
strangers like the FIRE the hearhsne neighbours homey daughter
happiness marrying him that would
nothing
When boy with
have school risk being dioned
disposition
ne likely TO succeed or be always only an alsolan
But with stranger
nnong
Also when your you
this
ana goes long toward obtaining domestic tranquility
friends children? When
the week end with
come kitchen
nT dining table
Ihey monopoze
open my dresser drawers and use powder
qu" asking people with children to visit them9 MARY.
Answer They quit asking with children
perfect rouhfoue
property at will Sepreservaton
mo'ner 70 pay us visit as we would of calling wrecking
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1t is desirable to get as much va
riety as possible in the meals and yet
keep them simple in character. No one
wants to spend much time in the kitch-
en- at this time of year, and fortunately
there Is such a wide variety of foods to
choose from that by spending a little
more time in planning the meals this
can be avoided
Good use should be made of the many
fruits in the market and they should be
served as often as possible. The fruit
juices have not only the cooling effect
that is most refreshing In the Summer,
but they have an alkaline reaction that
tends to keep the system in a better
working order
In most parts of the country melons
should be quite plentiful. If honeydew
melon is not available, one. OF the other
varieties may be used for the Sunday
breakfast. Any of the crisp ready-to-
serve cereals can be used and 1t is a
good plan to keep two or three varieties
on hand SO as 70 vary them
For Sunday dinner, strawberry cock
tail is served as the first course. This
is an appetiZing way of serving straw
berries and is another method of getting
a little extra fruit into the diet. Roast
rack OF lamb Is selected for the meat
and Is served with mint sauce for