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Evening star., 1928-03-18
KISSPROOF LIPSTICK stays on
no matter WHAT one does! i!


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hissprnof IL y0utb's D@n ilpstifk an in.
des ukable natural blend ~ rcd and ofanRe
ijis' JfHss defsfn0H' hiaspfoot makes ltps
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Evening star., 1928-03-18

TO make the crust, melt one cuptul
of shortening In one-half cupfml OF
boiling water. Add three cupfuS OF
-four. one teaspoonful Of baking powder,
and a pinch of salt, after sitting ell
together Mix with q spoon, Rol! out
for pie, cut out with rather large
cooky cutter. and place one tablespoon
ful Of thick preserves on one tart and
cover with another tart, pressing the
edges together Bake In rather hot
oven until light brown.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

The most poisonous spider IN the
United States is probably the black
widow" common In the South and
much smaller than the well known and
feared iaTantnla
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Almost half the working women !;
Singhsnton. n y, are married.
much higher percentage than is U-c
n cities OF IL So
Evening star., 1928-03-18

THE LARGE STRAW HAT IN THE CENTER IS OF EGG COLOR
TRIMMED WITH BIG SILK CHERRIES IN BLUE AND MACNE
JUST RIGHT Is BEIGE FELT HAT WITH CROSCRAlN
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MEMS TIES LEFT THE POKE SHAPE Is OF GREEN
STRAW WITH DARKER GREEN RIBBON AND THE PLLI-ON HAT
IS OF WHITE FELT WITH BLACK RIBBON.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Although there Is only part of hell
um in 10000 parts of common air. a
noted chemist believes that this impor-
,ant gas could be separated from the
air for tz1 IN flnq Gir:c!blcs
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Southern Goulash.

Melt one-fourth cupful of butter in
a frying pan. add one pound Of ham,
burg steak. and cook for about five
minutes. Add one quart of canned
tomatoes. one-half cupful of, quick
cooking t1pioca. one green pepper
chopped. one onion chopped. two tea
spoonfulS of salt. and pinch OF
cayenne pepper, and let simmer for
one-haIf an hour. stirring frequently
Just before serving add two cupfuls of
grated American cheese.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

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NATIONAL FORESTS
SWEPT BY FLAMES
$4,000 Acres Burned in Shasta
observation-disclosures Areas
Laid Waste.

BY the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. September s.
The Weather Bureau deferring hope OF
rains TO check forest fires in California,
fire fighters to-day faced several serious
confazrations In national parks ana on
private land,
A fire near Stevens Pass. In Shasta
National Forest, had swept $4,000 acres
Of brush and tirnberland shroudins the
town of Mount Shasta in pail Of
smoke so heavy thai residents could
see for only a block About / 900 men
were fighting In this place.
Fire fighters believed the Panther
Creek fire In the Shasta district could
be controlled today. Other fires in the
Shasta area. near Willow Greek and
Slate Greek and the klamath National
Forest. were under control last night,
In Pine Valley. IS miles east of San
Diego. a forest and brush fire swept
over 5000 acres yesterday. Reports said
% mountain cabins had been burned,
The total loss was estimated al 100000.
Another fire near Plscerville. In Edo
RADIO County. broke out on ranch and
burned a considerable area Of timber
and brush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
Trees Fight to Live.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger
A marked chestnut oak tree began
growing on April II and grew regularly
until May % Then IL began a reSa
period OF 80 days On June - 1t started
10 grow again and continued until July
10 If you figure out this trees height
growth you will find that AT the begin
ming of the season it grew for IS days
then rested for 81 days. and thereafter
grew again for 20 days. During the
first growth period 1t grew 10 inches
an average Of about one-thlrd OF Ar
inch DAY.
Many believe that trees grow from
early Spring when the leaves begin to
come out until the first frost. when they
start 10 show their Autumn color. This
widespread belief Ia not correct, For
instance. in the latitude OF southern
Pennsylvania the native forest trees
make 30 per cent nf their height growth
in 10 Gays of Spring and early Summer
Trees arc fighting for their lives all
the time There are $1,000 known
kinds Of insects that attack trees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
Observation-Disclosures.

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NNH
THE FORTUNATE WAYFARER
BYE Philips OPPENHElk


oeoan tn talk. he still Rugged the
ms those two--my amiable father
in Law and Solomon Graunt. ne con-
fided. Il hundered mp against tnem
The NIGHT came back from Ardrinston
Thev invited me To dinner. | accepted
like a fool. thinking ] might hnd OUT
some of their plans. To complete my
follv. noticed the names OF some
Yacht agents printed on the nap OF
an envelope upon which Victor Pofle
wrote some addresses. and asked MN
Questions which he didn't want To
answer. I'll tell you more about that
later. They put something III my
brandy. pretended I was drunk snd
dragged me off suppose 1t was
trick any child might have guarded
against. although somehow or other
one can't believe that those things real ,
" happen nowadays. When | opened
my eyes I found myself here,
Here" Blanche exclaimed incred~
ulouslv. -.,
THE loft just opposite YOU; the one
with the brown door
But Creon. the French artist, has
that"
There isn't a Creon." he replied
erimlv. "Creon Is Victor Porle, AL
though I'd have passed him in the
street without knowing him. He only
comes there at night or odd times
When he comes you'd find that there
was no Mr. Victor Porle at the Milan
Hotel He keeps the place for meet
ing people ne doesn't want To be seen
with at the Milan There's been a
woman there for an hour or SO the
last three or four days-and he used
it for me"
But what do they want you for?"
she demanded
IT'S Laurita they want" he ex-
planned. and they want her damned
badly II they can get hold Of her
by any means they are going TO take
her back to San paulo.
But ! don't understand At all"
Blanche declared. Surely they don't
talk before you?"
They think I am much worse than
two GAYS. Since then ! have pretended
/ couldn't"
But how did YOU let yourself In
here?' she demanded.
He smiled family
DO YOU remember giving me your
key to take care Of when We were play
ing tennis9"
of course I do she assented.
after moments reflection. L couldn't
think where I'd left 1t, had To get
The other one from the caretaker here. +"
Il lie In beu most Of the day within
sight of your window" he continued
4 saw you come in tonight That's
Why pentured To come across"
Hadn't We better ring up Scotland
Yard at once. she suggested
Mo- | haven't come away for good.
I'm going back"
Continued IL, Tomorrow STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03

the comforting shoulder. Il don't
make but SIS week doing houSewofk
and I've been trying TO save half that
for the doctor didn't take the best
things. lust little cheap nn~s II
simply couldn't stand it--for the baby
IL come. and 10 clothes At all
of course. now. honey" judy was
having some trouble with her eye
glasses. But where Is the baby 3
I can't tell you that The answer
was defiant. He doesn t-~l1e~-ne
doesn't know about it. He mnstn
know about i'll He'd lose his Job,
judy looked hard at the girl and
thought fast -
What's his name child?"
u won't tell you stubbornly, You
can't make mei'9
All right honey; YOU don't have 10
tell me Now you stop crying and leave
this IN me. She rose and went out
n the impa tjent manager. Clerks eFen
the pair curiousiv That O'Grady won7-
an Tas going To take another shop'iftor
away
Judy whispered tn james Dutton: she
krew now to tell a story He heard
her out. biting his lips. Sne stopped,
waited He cleared his throat twice
before he spoke,
Say. you tell that girl 10 keep those
things Hasn't she rot any folks say,
YOU tell her veil SEE that she doesn I
20 10 jail Judy. what newspaper
story this wlIl make! Let's send her
IN the hospital and make the store pay
for it, Dutton knew what valuable
publicity meant
Nov. Jimmie. you just lay off your
publicity stuff" Mrs OGradv ciared
AZ him You get 10 A telephone and
toll the chief | want him over here.
And tell him 10 cover up his brass
buttons before he eomes. too"
Fifteen minutes later d-lsced
man in = dark c"ercaat and 2 slouch
hat clustered in
judi. are vou getting 50 hieh-toned
you can't handle a si1opiifter?' he
erowied.
The poijcewomsn pulled him aside
You listen To this child warn, smart
sleck. she snapped. low-poice9. Then
she turned Tn the girl.
Nov, honey Yeu tell this gentleman
what you have taken and why, he's al
old friend nj mine and he viii help
as 50 vou W0nt have ~ 60 m jail.
Her head Still buried In her hands
the girl aifh the dyed red hair told
now she had taken cheap baby clothes
from three stores The chiefs face
famed. ~ 1los we're weakness NJ his
Where the man in this case2" h.
! don1a nded ~ God I'll gct him II
na.e TO put half the FORE IN H."
The Girl raised her head took orr
frightened ieok At him and tainted
nike ny dear, Il iooks like she
knows ECU" said Judy OGrady-~
quietly,
What the dcWi d0 you n1ean7'
Didn't you tcl young MIke II he
married youd break him2"
i debut what's that got 10 do
Judy you don't mean
Mike, inat ted hair ~as black once
Judy snapped m j1n. Jimmie. get me
some coid water end then call an am
31l8nce Mike If Houge got tire nerve
yoB i1ettfr fnd young Mike and briDe
him over ta the hospital"
Late that afternoon the chief called
James Dlitton by teiephens.
. jim, he yelled haze you got a
woman In your naby department with
any brains Well you 60 up there and
/ you tell her | said send the finest babs
outfit in your store over 10 ST Paul.
hospital Yeh, st Pauls, Hun2 Oh
send ~ 10 Michael Conner 3rd, room
306 Yeh. send the bill to me Anf
say. Jimmie. drop by I've got some
good cigars ever here
teeavrfzht AZ
The EEr
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ARE. YOU READY -:

49,.
Don't forget that on Monaag 9en ,s t,t,,
Course .o o IN ra rad ef opr T and Junior en-
sineerins We would sdvlse prospSssr'Vs H an
roll bnt to- to cone ONE f II some time this week
and get hxed mp. Glasses are nsio r rngay
Monaay, TnesdaH' We9nssoaTr ~ Sit thoee Mi
inEsor1mse,d" I'D" Is TO rsdio work " would call
your attention TO the Spien9ld poS'''""S Aoo
SaisrfeS oped 10 our efaoaa'es'
:, ,,,..,r. svn.,~..
Fao TO 5000 month shd AZ '''"" e"pN"'T"
Private \ aCht Operators.
,..''" o. -, t,.,.;.,. ov,u,.or
$3.50 to 5000 month ana gil hV'hS eNp'"N"A
and Station ( Operators.
.,on o,th
$3.50 tn $2no mooih'
Broadcast Operators.
.,on n-,i,
A!o" 20 9''' n,?'',.,
AiFW3NS stations.
>, ,oo 40 enn year
~ "oo 10 H1'o"'
l. - kadi0 Inspector.
Asst. |. :. Radio inspectors
l. : Radio Supervisors.
- ann n q noo wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
That's Different.

4Hd4 OluEtEut-
"\A| sssd " yet - , - 80,
Ocfadv. known as Judy
0.Gradv. observed the
ix-foot younsster in patroln1an uni
form Who stood in her once door.
Michael Connor. ir son of the chief
Of police. scowie6 al her. II was COM
men knowledge around headquarters
that Young Mike had not spoken 70 his
father since the @old man" had threat
ened to break him If he married--as
thu chief put it--~"sorne frizzle- headed
skirt he picked up on the beach.
The "frizzie headed skirt" told this
h. the furious Mike. had vanished
overnight. Mike blamed the chief. The
LAD Kept his JOB because he didn't know
hrs IN be- anything but copper and
because II gave him chance TO search
fer The missing sweetheart.
Eve~voodv at the central station knew
THAT Young Mike has spent every dollar
arr every hour he could spare trying
81 find her. Half the detective force
secretly helped him. Like JUICY
0.fsr1dv. they carried copies Of = kodak
girl but Judy vas the only one wnn
knew Nike and the girl had been mar
before Mike bIur1eo out what the chiei
hse said.
NJ me anotyt the station. except
bu%onq and n1ofherlH judy. wouic nave
dared 3oke Mike about his troubles,
SIZE yyfnned a. his scov1 this December
morning and turned 70 answer hef
telephone,
"fTn-f7uf7. shis is she. All right, BE-
r4v7t rver Jimmie
Another shop.'fter over At Djzon'S.
sns soId Nike Some # these women
s3n7pIr cam stand Christmas. Have
hirch a,itn ne. son. III b hack IN 1aH
81 hour"
over a. the bic DIXON store Mrs
rtCyr7ev ei9eved der usY ~ the man
ayers ofsee. She found The manager
elering n a 1ooDina girl crouch1d IN
nene7
Morning Jin7uaie she noddee at
tae manage, We'll weH vino have
vt here7 what did she gef7 SILK
underwear or perfume"
Yer 'be love Of heaven. J0oP,
srloss ~ James Dutfor What 90 you
reeze ~ il vhen they begin switching
oza" eanfn@T?"
sEanq Ea3v clothes" judy oGrady
rzr long ink ever me deiected Attle
figure RI me bench.
Get e}3s 81 0fTf Jane II hAF &JN
presently" sf7e eYeerec
.fzr7r@ vert. Il gas best acf N in~
ssrfere w'h judi eSnecisll" ~f7en ans
go fet~7s5
the csr nsd uresfe features JUDY
netfe but ner brown eyes eefe blood :
shct from weeping end her neGnaed
nzlf evidently once oqobed strsG2ifd
frcro insdeouate hsirp1ns The police
woman SGT down beside her ana slipper
= comforting arm about f1e slim
shoulders
Please. plesse, MR. OGrady don't
tske IRE ~ fns police station The
etFl 3s& uph'jna bsck the sol1a TN
gtVe bark ~ The things ] ha Hen'i Used
ens 81 them sno ! saved everH price
Tag simply can' ~ N tne police
xfafioF ] gcntf"
New. nop.. Grid so9the6 the police
sfFceY Yo3 can't choose what gou1l
r. rcp If's pretty serious thing
i vsanr stealing Tn par fer all o'
them These stores 1on't Lose =
penay' -, 49,,
vel nov, suppose YOU tell ne jn&'
what ycii.e taken and When We get
sfst all straight. then vel talk about
chat ~ Wit do. What haVs To1
tsEer2<
fust sonas thnes fof re the
esny ths eotee sas I'll e9t lost ca
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observation-disclosures.


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Knew Best After All.

From the Weekly Scotsman
A teacher Of a primary class was try
ing tn explain To the children the dif-
ference between natural and man-made
wonders and was finding II difficult
What" she asked. do you thing Is
THE most wonderful thing man makcs?"
little girl whose parents were obvi~
ously 1arassed by the question Of ways
and means replied solemnly, A living
for his fsniiiyt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03

Shingled hair and short skirts are
Inconsistent In grand opera, according
10 music and sartoriai critics following
the appearance at CoVent Garden.
London, 0f Mile Jeanne Guyla as
Louise In Charpentier'S opera OF
that name Owing 10 the sudden IN
disposition OF Nine Fanny Heidy. Mile.
Guyla appeared IN modern short skirts
and shingie. The story Is that of two
NOMINATE lovers Of oIden times. which
calls for long tresses and skirts the
critics enlphaticallp declare,
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.RELP-DOMESTTC.
fCoutinued,)

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GIRL, young, white, honest and reliable
wanted as mothers helper. stay nisnts'
GIRL, colorsd. rsliable, as hahys nurse.
part time. 1918 Belmont St. nv. Ant. a. :
HCUSEKEEPER. white, experience. capable
taking full charge of home; > children. ages
regular emnioyment OF Sundays j. NJ.
Smith. Lacey Station. Ballston. Va.
LADY, white, for general hnusework, Auply
5l0 K ST, Sc. - g.
PLAIN COOK and baker. nolorhd. for fnsti-
tuition; stay in nights. Address Box 45s-C'
Star ONCE. -- . -
WOMAN. white. for general homework. com :
WAGES references required. Col 3sl-J.
WOMAN. capable, white. for general house
work small family: good home Phone
Clarendon 500 -
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Bees and piyennS Race.

The English are great for racing con-
tests. and A speed event was arranged
between pigeons and bees Twelve bees
anG twelve pigeons were released Al a
point 3 miles from their respective
homes the fiTSt SIX tn arrive 10 be thu
winners Thee first hea home Was a
half minute before the first bird. and
three more bees arrived before the sec
ond bird. Then some more bees, and
they won
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Korean Women Save Town

Deserted by men wlan sought work IN
other districts al more profitable wages,
The Korean village III Gekkirt was
rapidly dWindling until the women nf
the village decided to save II, They
undertook the cultivation Of the sur
rounding fields. founded night school
and took other steps for the welfare of
the village, With the result that 1t is
once more coming into ia own and
prosperity IL returning, says the Chris
tihn Science Monitor.
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Sal ItSNtI

Opportunity Tor aggressive
statesmen In make connection
with a growing organization,
Only men willing. to work an 4
straight commission basis need
apply. ADDRESS Box 467-C. Star
office
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RUG SALESMAN.

Thoroughly experienced rue
salesman by large department
store permanent position to one
who can quality, In reply state
experience and salary expected.
Address Box 2t-.A. Star office.