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The Washington times., 1928-11-07
More like HOME-MAD bread
than any haze
eUer eaten
"StGyS fresh longer
than any other bre1d''


like Rice's Bread because it stays
fresh longer than any other bread
and keeps its taste. 1t is easy to
slice and makes a nice looking
sandwich. No matter when get it
from the store it is always fresh.
Rice's Bread is more like home
made bread than any have eaten.
feel safe when / get a loaf of Rice's
Bread because every loaf is wrapped
in oil paper. find it very appetiz-
ing and very nutritious for my
family"
Mrs. J. NJ. Mclaughlin
42O2-32rld ST.
Mt. Rainier, Md.
The Washington times., 1928-11-07
Thrills Action Conflict and Romance Abound In This Serial
Of New York's Gangland and the Quiet
Countryside Of Virginia

at him with appraising eyes for
d moment before speaking.
'I'II 20 along with you. We
can have little conversation.
The Washington times., 1928-11-07
Story Of Reformed Racketeer and His
Deep Love for an AristOcratic
Southern Beauty
Read This First /:

Eddie Eddie
and his Eangster Comrades WERE 70 Eddie Eel
sInsror N education Bernce vss the gung had come into
When ne was elected to out something within him
ob' planned gigantic silk robbery But Eddie slipped through
window, 'hOpped a TattIero headed South.
And then The Girl Marion ThOrne into Eddies drab M
left the sitting
preached horseback conversation struck which Eddie
ThOrndkeS neighbour PaFTadine
mot spoken TO them for 20 years, was in trouble
servtOr went Paadines where they found old
the old guest. . -
Parradne died. and according Eddie be
raCer Immediately set
himself country gentleman #a81@#. .
in engaged
freeman. The cordially dislike each other.
NOIC Go On With The Story.
The Washington times., 1928-11-07
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The Washington times., 1928-11-07
This Day II Our History

November 4 1918 il be remembered n the nations
capital this Of arsice caused
Wild delum of joy and the almost total suspension g
The Washington times., 1928-11-07
HOU the Term DOG Watch Originated

The rem dog watch" in the nautical is corruption of
dodge watch The dodge watch which
introduced prevent from being duty day
the <.
The Washington times., 1928-11-07

"Rice'S is truly health building"
Living as we do in age of speed, mothers hMvs
little time devote to bread-maIina, yet We want
bread as pure as though we had inspected every
ingredient.
"My children know good bread when they taste
it, and Rice's has been their unanimous choice
since they first started to eat 1t. like the wax
paper carton that retains the crlspness. Rice's
is truly health building"
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan
IN2-2oth ST., n. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
Today in
Washington History
~ DONALD A. CRAIG.

February 4, IS00.-Col. w. w. Bur
rows. commandant Of the United
States Marine Corps. today wrote a
letter to Lieut.. Thomas Barclay. VINO
Is on recruiting duty at Alexandra.
Va, suggesting that he enlist boys 10
be taught to become filters ana drum-
mers for the Marine Band. 1t Is I'M
derstood that the headquarters OF tne
Marine Corps will soon be moved from
Philadelphia to Washington. and That
the band will play in open-air con-
certS here next Summer.
The Marines were diSbanded at the
close of the War of the Revelation and
then organized later as a ctips under
the act of July IL. 1898. Since that
time the headquarters have been IN
Philadelphis. Col Burrows is the first
commandment.
February 4. 1SO3.-The New Jersey
Avenue Market was opened under mu-
nicipal control today, although 1t mas
been in operation for some time under
private control II is located on New
Jersey avenue, south OF d street SOUTH
EAST. on the public reservation near that
point. The City Council decided by an
act passed last October TO take unoer
public control both the New Jersey
Avenue and the Center Markets. The
latter is frequently called the Marsh
Market.
A new market has been opened re-
Gently on the public triangle on the
north side of Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-first
streets northwest. known as the west
ern Market. but indications thus far
are that it will not be very popular with
BUYERS. 1t is understood that another
market will soon be authorized at
seventh and K streets southeast, to be
known as the Eastern Branch Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

cific instances. let us consider more
generally the correct assembling of ar
ticles TO make them appear to best adj
vantage in themselves and to the
scheme of the room. Some pieces of
furniture should be accented. like the
accidental" note in music that loses
its intention If not stressed This
decorative stressing is acquired by
grouping furniture that is of the same
type. An old print, an old chair and ali
old table may be lost. as far as any
special appeal attaches to them. unless
brought deliberately together. Then
each acts as a foil to the other The
little group centers attention delight
fully This same method of focusing
attention can be carried out with all
pieces Of value Make them dominate
the decoration.
Just the reverse may prove success
full if articles that are not decoratively
good are separated and quelled. Make
the poor pieces sink into inSigniflcance
as much as possible Sometimes they
can actually be showed into a corner
or be partly hidden behind fine pieces.
Sometimes they can be upholstered in
such dark and unobtrusive fabrics that
ungainly shapes are minimized Some
times they can be left out altogether
This is a triumph in home decoration.
But when furniture is essential and
OF conglonierate nature. assembling
pieces that naturally belong together
will often give an effect of careful Sc
lection and attractive decoration. There
are few homes in which this method
does not have to be followed to put
beauty into decoration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

Unless home is that of newly-weds.
there is always the problem Of welding
into pleasing decorative unit an as
sortment Of furnishings that distinctly
co not belong to the same period. II is
true that period decoration. as such. is
not now looked upon tavorably. though
only few years bac, it held sway. In
the non-perio6 decorative schemes used
By interior decorato-s today. however,
as much care is USED 10 assemble pieces
@. furniture and accessories OF furnish
Ing that are right TO so together. what
ever period they represent. as the punc-
ui.ous expert OF the previous years en-
ployed TO have all articles of one era
And so. while the modern tendency Is
favorable 10 our needs, the home maker
finds many of her things do not 60 to-
gether as If bought for the purpose
They are hodge-podge unless assem-
bled pleasingly and welded into har-
monious decorative scheme.
The first thing 10 do TO the furnish
ings IN room is 10 mentally sort them
over. Find out why the old desk that
is as you think il should You will
Goes not appear as handsome where ii
Is. as you think il should. You will
probably find that modern desk chair
Is by il. and both articles appear at a
disadvantage. Look around among the
chairs IN the room. or in other rooms
until you find some quaint old type
suitable for a desk chair And if you
have none that is appropriate do not
despair. There are kitchen chairs that
can be stained and do admirably. Be
sure TO get reproductions OF old-time
chairs - Windsor. Stat back, ladder
back. fiddle back. etc. The latter is
no. found IN kitchen chairs, but can be
picked up !. one is on the search.
But without going further into spe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
I do to keep the hair on my face from
being noticeable?
srTpEn MOTHER

A TIRED MOTHER.
Answer.-D While local treatments
will be helpful in improving the con-
dition OF your scalp. what you really
need is to build UP your general health.
It Is not unusual for the mothers hair
to become scanty after the birth OF a
child, however Instead of spending
money on beauty treatments. you would
do better to hire some one to help you
with the housework and the children
so that you may get some rest Take
time to massage your scalp for at least
10 minutes every day. Brush your hair
also. Never mind If 1t does come out.
as it is only the dead hairs that come
away. New ones will grow up in their
places. I would like you to have a copy
of my leaflet on Care Of the Hair"
which shall be glad to mail to you on
receipt of a stamped. self-addreSsed en-
velope. t2) Becoming colors for your
type are dull pink. coral, apricot, bright
red rust. brick-red. bronze green, dark
blue, ecru, deep yellow, mahogany.
deepest brown. deep cream, black with
bright trimming You are not too
heavy. go Please send for my leaflets
on Complexion Ills" and Care OF Oily
Complexions." "a If the hair Is dark.
bleach it with peroxide. Every one
has light down of hairs on the face,
so do not allow yourself to become self
conscious about this. LOIS LEEDS.
Improving a Rough, Dark Skin.
Dear Miss Leeds: am 80 years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
Drowned Oysters.

Mix together one pint each Of cleaned
oysters and sifted dry bread crumbs.
Sprinkle generously with salt and pep
per, then beat in two slightly beaten
eggs. Set aside about an hour, then
melt some butter in frying pan and
drop the oyster mixture in by spoonluiS.
FRY a delicate brown on one side. then
turn and brown the other Serve I'M
mediately. with parsley or lemon quar-
tiers as a garnish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
and have a very dark. rough, fiabby
skin. Am too old to improve It?
UGLY DUCKLING

Answer.-Of course, you are not too
old. Nowadays one Is still a young
woman at 80. and also at IS and at
40 years of age. depending upon how
long one can keep a youthful spirit.
l could help you more If you would
tell me more about yourself The
flabby, rough condition OF your COM
plexion seems to indicate a general
lack OF health. Perhaps you are a
nervous type and do not get enough
fresh air and outdoor exercise. would
advise you to have thorough physical
examination by a physician as the first
step In your beauty program. Get his
advice on your weight. your diet and
habits OF living. I judge that you are
naturally a dark skinned type. A
weekly bleaching facial pack will prob
ably help tighten your skin and make
1t smoother. After cleansing your face
thoroughly. spread on the, pack made
OF buttermilk and almond meal or corn
meal Leave it on your face for at
least half an hour, keeping ID moist.
Wash 1t of in tepid water. If you
Will write me again more fully. shall
be very glad to send you "Milady's
Beauty Program" and other helpful
leaflets. Please incloSe stamped, self
addressed envelope when you write
again. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
Potato Patties.

Select two large potatoes Of uniform
shape and size, peel and cut them In
halves, then hollow out each half to
make a cup about one-half an inch
thick. Leave them standing in cold
water until nearly time to serve them.
then wipe them dry and fry them In
hot fat until they are golden brown.
Drain them on paper at the oven door.
then sprinkle them with salt and fill
them with creamed peas seasoned to
taste with salt. butter and paprika.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

Improving a Rough. Dark Skin.
Dear Miss Leeds: I am 80 years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
BY SARA HlLA>D.

Here is all unusual hanging cabinet
which may be used for the kitchen, and
so simple is its construction that 1t may
be built by the local carpenter.
Birch may be used for this piece, and
the amount of wall space which you
have in your kitchen will determine its
dimensions. The illustration. however.
will give you an idea as 10 the proper
tons.
Instead of painting the back, 1t has
been covered with checked Bingham,
which may be treated with a coat of
shellac. giving the piece a quantity in
teresting effect.
Tho ndons raau he nainted hlack as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

now is my hair. My scalp is covered
with dandruff and my hair comes out
in large handfuls. My youngest baby
is months old and the oldest is 3
years old. (2) What colors should I
wear? My hair is very dark brown and
so are my eyes, and my complexion is
dark. too. I am feet 4 inches tall
and weigh 1873 pounds. 81 have en-
larged pores on my nose. (4 What can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.
A Busy Mothers Beauty.

Dear Miss Leeds: % I wonder II you
would be kind enough to give a thought
to busy mothers beauty problems. l
am just % and have three babies and
am in most rundown condition. I do
all of my own housework and have not
much time to devote to my own per-
son. What Is troubling me most just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

In its new. all-metal monoplane, with
wing span of lao feet. and having a
weight-lifting capacity equal to 80 pas
Sengers. Scotland claims the largest
air liner IN the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-04

well as the knobs on the drawers. and
the front of the drawers may be fin
ished TO match the predominating color
In the checked material.
Tin boxes. tin caps on bottles. as
we'll as the screw caps on jars. may be
finished In a contrasting shade to bring
about a gay effect.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
MERIDIAN GARDEN
PLANS APPROVED
Fine Arts Body Visits Memo.
rial Bridge to Study Under
pass Problem.

A handicapped formal garden will be
built on Sixteenth street In the southern
section OF Meridian Hill Park between
the Buchanan statue and new en-
trance 10 be constructed on the Six
teenth street side: according TO plans
which have just been approved by the
Commission of Fine Arts.
The proposed cascades between the
upper and lower gardens and the ter
race development near the Jeanne
dare statue are the sole remaining ma
jor features in the park development
Project not yet finally passed upon.
Visit Memorial Bridge.
The commission yesterday visited
the Lincoln Memorial and the Arling-
ton Memorial Bridge TO consider fur
tler the underpaSS and plaza features
which have been approved in principle.
With model submitted by the director
OF public buildings and public parks be-
fore them for study. the commission
visited the spot itself to acQuaint them
selves further with details Of the I'M
oerpaSS in relation TO the proposed wa
ter gate. A decision as to final treat
rlent was not arrived at. although the
principle that north and south bound
traflc must be Shunted away from the
east and west traffic across the bridge
was reafirmed
Present plans would create a great
plaza between the Lincoln Memorial
and the east end of the bridge. with
the roadway into East Potomac Park
from The north being depressed to the
level Of the water gate The commits
sion visited the Coast Guard Memorial
now being constructed near the south
gate OF the Arlington National Cemetery
Submits Development Design.
Horace w. Peaslee, Washington archi-
tect. submitted design for development
Of the Fort Lincoln site. part of the
proposed Fort Drive around Washing
ton. encompaSsing the sites Of the ring
OF Civil War forts which surrounded the
Capital in the days of the war between
the States. The plan provides for
boulevard connection between Anacostia
Park and the Fort Drive 1t was taken
under Amusement.
N Street Bridge plans. already ap-
proved. were considered in their reia-
ton 10 the Rock Creek and Potomac
Parkway, 10 run Under the bridge
through the valley OF Rock Creek.
Members declared a bridge similar to
the structure over Rock Greek at @
street was desired. The NJ Street Bridge
Is to De Of steel girder construction.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
PROMISES LONG, HEALTHY LIFE
TO WEAK, ,THIN-BLOODED PEOPLE
Scientists Discover Mysterious Substance" in Beef
Livers That Makes Rich Red Blood and Creates
Strength, Vigor and Vitality-Often in Days.

IL IL not patent medicine but q
pleasant 10 take elixir which all thin
bio1ded people and especially those
who need mare Yigor and vitality are
urged ~ try.
iien4o~Liyer is now dispensed by all
druggists who keep abreast of the
times with the distinct understanding
that II one bottle does not help
wondefinlly~~your money will be re-
turned
Men and women who are suffering
from lowered Vitality, general weak
ness, oyeTw0rk, nervous breakdown OF
snemis can put their faith In Ifem0-
Liver For feeble Did people, girls IL
~ ~ and In c0nVslescencs IL won't
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crssses The red blood cells, promotes
health and reblilds energy ~ quickly
tbs, 1ftfn physicisns are sslonished
You ean get Hemo-Ltysr 81 Peoples
Drug stores Advertisement
Evening star., 1928-03-09

TnsYe's help Tor men and women.
VINO are rundown. ~esk, tircc.out
and thin -Dicodsc
In New YORK and oihtT big cities
progressive physicians are ptescrbing
diet ~ keeis liver
They have found by actual tests
that patlentk far gone with petnicious
snenia-bo tar gone that life it@elf
was only & matter of month"; nave
been restored W health
Ia order W get thiA "KysHfiouk
Substance" ~ Pltsnlines In u greatly
condensed fofm one of New York's
famous Laboratories IL putting up b
liquid ELIXIR known " pharmacists
&C. Henp Liver
This preparation il not patent
medicine the pitsmines srs extIaet<d
by new procees from fresh l,eefs liver
- thsi the blood making, hazith ere
stink substance ,s saved
Evening star., 1928-03-09
Carnegie Diggers
Find Precious Disc
In Maya Temple

Buried under the dust of centuries.
a superb mosaic disc, containing a
thousand or more beautifully pol
ished pieces of turquoise, has been
discovered by cxcavators in Yucatan.
Archcologists of the Carnegie In
stitution. who made the find at the
Temple Of warriors in Chichen Itza
Tuesday, say the disc is the most
artistic and elaborate of all the
known relics of Maya civilization.
President Merriam Of Carnegie
Institution and DR.. A. v. kidder,
staff member, who arrived In
Chichen Itza a few days ago, wit
messed the discovery. which was
made by Earl Morris. 1t was under
magnificently sculptured and
painted temple altar, uncovered In
i926.
The Temple of the Warriors is the
most impressive Of all the Maya
ruins.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
DOCTOR, 10, TO WE'D.
New York Physician to Marry His
French Teacher. 20.

PARIS, March O1.-The Paris
Herald today said that DR.. George A.
Dixon. 7o-year-old New York ply
eician, viii marry Mile. Marie Therese
Fehner, 26, as the result OF a romance
which began over French lessons
taught by Mile Fehner
DR. Dixon was physician TO the late
J. p Morgan and was at the financiers
bedside when he died in Rome In 1918.
Mile Fehner is the daughter of a pro-
fessor at the Sorbonne The engage
nsnt viii be announced formally on
Sunday.
Evening star., 1928-03-09
First treatment gives results
or no money

Ask the druggist now for Q full course treat
ment. II will prove that you can gain many
pounds. or your money will be refunded. II
inecnvcnient TO buy et the drug store. send
81 90 to the RoMZED YEAST CO.. Atlanta,
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Evening star., 1928-03-09
New Milanese Glove Silk
Vests-Sl.9S

Made III trim tailored style
with piccted top and shoulder
straps. III new pink. melon.
mint, dayhIeaS, white ana
black. Complete line os sizes
IN ~
Evening star., 1928-03-09
New Milanese
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--- hioomers----c ON b inations
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The hloomerS are fl.ll cut.
and have extra long REIN
forcemen,S with triple stay AZ
crotch. Shades To match the
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All~!n~one combinations easy
to slip into. In tailored styles.
well reinforced. new pink
shade, Step-ins dalnt.ly trim
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Evening star., 1928-03-09
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Trllllum il that lovely crepe
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a special name and With 1t Il
exquisite making. embroidery
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stenally can We get them To
sell at SSna but hlst now
there's splendid variety.
straight and waist line STYLES
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, 1928-01-20

2nd Member for Christiansted Town
(ChabeTtJ: Nh. Chairman, The Govern
Or's remark is somewhat que to me it
has two phases, 1t can be that he is so
willing 10 investigate. that he Is ready to
give all necessary assistance, ana 1t may
also mean that the Government will well
come DO investigation except through the
Educational Board OF Review. | would
like TO know which Of these views the
Governor is taking.
Despatching Secretary (F0rUelD: MIR.
Chanman, ST. CTOiX has an EUucational
BOald OF Review Tor the purpose Of con
Guctlug investigation and as tar as |
know this BOard is ready to receive com
plants. ii the complaints the pIOponeDt
Of this bill speaks OF have not yet reached
the Board OF Review they cannot he very
serious complaints.
2nd Member for Christiansted Town
(Chd6ert,: MI. Chairman, what | want
to know is, whether the Governor will
veto this bill II Ii is passed by the Council?
Despatching Secretary (FoTaVeiD: Mr..
Chairman, | am not in a position TO an
sWer this question. | think the Governor
will welcome an investigation il it can be
proven that such is necessary.
2nd Member for Christiansted Town
(Chabert): Ii this bill is passed and 10
complaints are MADE it would be concIu-
slve then that thtre ale no complaints at
all.
10 be coutjnued.)
, 1928-01-20
TO be continued. J

81. CkOIX STATION.

81. CkOIX STATION.
Mitchell Field, Jan. 18th Clarence D.
ChamberIaIn's second attempt this week
to establish d new WORDS duration flight
record has tailed. The plane Jandeu at
2.U4 . m it being necessary to lemaln IN
the air untll 3,34 2 m TO beat the record
held by Germany. The Tiers also tall.
&c 10 make d new American recold al
though they hau b|eltered the OId mark
OF 81 hours IL minutes and IS Sc
cOnds.
London. Jan, 17th.-A party Of Cana.
dian FalntTS, numbering about so leple.
sentlug all provinces OF The DOMINION,
who SIZE on d tour OF several European
countries IN search Of new IDEAS IN lam
ing landed al Plymouth and we've WelcOm-
ed by the Lore Mayor.
New York, Jany. l6th--An easier
undeltOne develCped in The raw sugar
market, prices CecIIning 1882 OF d cent
under increased offerings. Sales were
81, coo bags OF Cuban, tor prompt ship
ment at 4.46. Raw sugar futures open,
"a irregular at 4 points Oeclne 10 lhIte
points auvaDce. The market clcstQ net
unchanged to 4 points lower AlpIoxI-
mate sales Y. 900 tons. Jany closed z.63
Mch 2,67, May Z.75. July z.6o, Stpf@ Isl
Deer 2.96. The refined sugar market
was unchanged at $50 tor fine kIanU-
lated with business mostly IN the way
OF Withdrawals on old contracts.