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Evening star., 1928-02-15
Everyday Law Cases
May Books Be Subpocncd II
Their Rcmoudl Win Cause
Firm Great inconUen-
ience7
EY THE Cnt N%EIi.Dn.

The board Of directors Of the General
Banking House called an immediate
meeting 10 discuss il new problem. a
subpoena had been served on the firm
requiring IL 10 bring It's books into court
The firm WaS doing ii large volume ot
business and needed Its books in It's daily
business Removing ITS books 10 court
would cause great Inconvenience. and
even embarrassment to the company
The law suit was brought by one hrok-
crage house against another. and the
books vi the General Banking House
were necessary tO prove the claim
The board OF directors resolved to con-
test the summons aud Instructed their
attorney u file the necessary petitions
The attorney Set out In his petition the
fact that the removal Of the books would
result IN great Inconvenience and en-
barrasmeut and asked that the sub
p,crla tor that reason. be dismissed by
the court.
The court, however. oVerfiled the pf~
,Iti1u II tnr General banking Go aud
cYtnt,-ilrd II To bring III" bn0kb into
court, stating.
1t may br inCottVculfnt. and some
times embarrassing, tu the managers Of
a coFpDfai.0n To require itb hDukS and
papers to be taken from It's offices and
exhibited To tnird persons. Conaidera-
ttOna af Inconvenience must give way to
the uafau!otiut right nf litlHanta 10 re-
SORT 10 evidence which IL may be In The
Oo4ef .! Witnesses tp produce, aud with
9tt which grave Interests might be jepp~
afdjzrd and tllt administration al 1ils j.
tice lH0afttd
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Evening star., 1928-02-15
By WILLIAM BRADY, NJ. ID.

Thus. scientific studies have shown. it
is usually necessary 10 evaporate 10 gal
Ions Of water in "a hours in an eight
room dwelling in order TO keep humidity
UP reasonably near the normal.
There are innumerable devices or the
market and apparently new ones being
introduced every day. all purporting 10
solve the humidity problem for the
householder Many Of these are. in
my judgment. worthless. for at best
they evaporate only a gallon or two of
water day. which is scarcely worth
while when 80 or 40 gallons is needed
Some of the contraptions are calculated
10 bemuse the unsophisticated customer
By promising the delights o. mountain
air fmeaning an odor Of pine oil i'm
parted by putting the stuff in the water
to be evaporated). Others purport 10
remove germs from the a!r-aS though
anybody who knows anything sbout
germs cared whether the germs are re-
moved or left there 10 Gle Of exposure
Among all the devices othat is. excep:
systems built in / doubt if there is
one that quite answers the purpose
though I know simple equipment OF
box tanks with ample wick evaporating
surface used on all the radiators cf
steam or hOt-w2ter system most nearly
does the business In dwelling with
$4,000 cubic feet air capacity twhere
an estimated co gallons ot water must
be evaporated in "a hours when the air
Is heated 10 CT degrees Fahren leit)
with i2 Of the l6 radiators thus equip
ped. from 35 TO IS gallons Of water are
evaporated daily. OF course. If the tenn
perature were maintained at a higher
degree. which is not healthful. probably
considerably more water would eYapo-
rate. but. nevertheless. the air would
be much too dry.
tCopyrszht 1929
Evening star., 1928-02-15
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

place 1t with another towel Urung out
in ice water. Repeat the hot and cod
applications alternately six TO eight
times Finish with the cold cornpTess
and dry the skin we'll. Pat on a simple
skin lotion. You may use your favorite
hand lotion for this purpose or use q
bleaching lotion if your neck is too
dark.
Next morning bathe your neck IN
cold water and then rub the skin into
a glow with coarse. dry towel. II
the skin IS badly wrinkled when ycI
begin taking the above treatment it
will not show marked improvement f..
several months. 1t may even seem 70
become more creased during the fir;
week or so. but do not become dis
heartened. as this phase will soon pass
Inherited" eye wrinkles NAV also Or
removed by patient effort. The hab..
OF froTning when in thought MUS, be
broken. Defects in vision must be cor
rected. After the face is cleaned e.
bedtime gently massage the skin be-
tween the eyebrows, smoothing OFT tho
wrinkles. II is a good plan to lie donr
while you are doing this. 50 that vc1
may relax. or else have some one gi-e
you the massage for about rninu.es
Use cold cream to lubricate the ma
sage. Wipe off the cream and hold the
skin smoothly while you apply coating
OF white OF egg TO the spot Still hold
ing the skin smooth. apply second
coating Of white Of egg vher the f-~t
! has dried. When the second coat &
dry 1t will keep the skin smooth un!ees
the wrinkle is very deep. n this c7sa
you may use court plaster 70 keen tFa
skin smooth during sleep.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Your Baby and Mine
gY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

Mrs. z. writes. Y have 4 breast-fed
baby who has never had cross or sick
DAY since she was born. You VIII never
guess how much your article on the
b-eas,-.ed baby compensated ne for
the added weight have taken on since
the baby was born. There IS some
thing wot.ld ike 10 tell YOU ard you
can pass K on i you wish. Tell every
nursing mother 10 eat oeeEs, boiled
oaets without vinegar and 20 eat them
every dav. I KNOW other vegetables
are essential bu; ! find bee1S the most
ne!ptQi. have had three children ard
wish / had Known about this before.
II one ,uSt stops - re2llEe That COWS
are given sugar oeets when they are
Caly!rg il Is easy 70 Sse why beefS are
r.i.k makers hope I never have 10
eat another beet after l finish nursing
-r,v baby. have growll 50 tired u
them. bur wheg. ! look al NY happy.
lovely little gil I i>cl rewarded beyond
measure
Answer-It needs so2ne such letter
as this 10 ccllrre.ac, the influence ..
another letter along The same !iCsS
which came - me from a mother who
wants ~ wean her baby because her
human because She nurses X The
pnor mother Is torn between !.sr
natural desire ~ ;,urSa ;lls child and
her desire NOT 10 Be lowered IL! the eyes
Of tler friends. One mother TeSolGtsly
eats oeets for nine months. Wei. as
has been said often. II takes Al kinds
10 make world
I personally have found eee,s help
I'll III couD.eractlDg 4 tendency - acld
Il one o. my children This mother
has discovered that. ior her. osets i'm
proved the quality ct her milk. am
Inclined II think THAI y i,oera! serving
oi spinach or carrots each day would
probably have had mach the >a:le
Effect, for cur ordinary oSel> are u0-
exactly the same as sugar o>ee> and
haven't quite the same qualities o. e.S-
n!sa:S fcg naurlS.,aleCt. oas Containing
a good'y amount of !co0-a;.6 less
sugar. The latter may n the gea.
reaSoN 20: giving then, 10 CONS cc..-
tf>> ! am rather weak cn animal feed
lnS. 50 I am only guessing about this
Perhaps some GasrynSu Will enI!snteyI
us SS 10 why COWS are given sugar
bCe;s.
Al any rate, We applaud ,t,e u,o,t,,r
tor her StlcA-tc-ls:SsneSS ard hops \.
her first away-IroGi- home dinner ,Ncty
oertS wont be served
Evening star., 1928-02-15
SUB ROSA
E1 MIMI.
Jealousy.

Its all very we'll for you to talk
that way about Give" Billy was pet
tishly indignant. You're not engaged
to him, Mimi; am And tell you the
whole thing is humiiating. I'm sick
Of it
But Give doesn't show this atten-
ton 20 other women which you object
10. No one ever notices him flirting
or holding hands. or ogling. What pos
slble cimplaint can YOU have against
him?"
I'm not saying he flirts. l wouldn't
stand for that minute. But he Just
pays too much attention to good looking
women. And 1t does seem rather silly
and decidedly unflattering Why. when
We go out together he'll notice some
stunning dark creature on the other
side OF the room and comment on her.
Then he'll admire the dress she's wear
ing. Then he'll watch her dance and
tell me how graceful she is. You know
that isn't funny. When a fiancee goes
cut .0r the evening. she wants to be
told how good she is. She doesn't want
10 form an admiring audience TO other
women'S beauty and charm and grace"
Well. BilIys not alone in her sorrows.
Other girls have written TO tell me OF
their men looking at other women
And 10 all of them / Say--get over
this petty. ridiculous jealousy, and
thank goodness your man has the good
taste TO appreciate beauty when he
sees il.
II he went out with You 10 an art
gallery and commented on the beauties
o. this picture and that. you wouldn't
throw fit because he wasn't raying
about the color O. your hair and eyes.
10 the utter exclusion Of everything
else. would you? No: Of course, not.
Well. Clive-and men like Give ad-
mire women. their clothes and their
style in an :npersonal fashion that robS
a fancec or sweetheart Of absolutely
nothing.
Why shouldn't man Of good taste
admire good looks and smart clothes
when he secs them? Heaven knows
they're rare enough 10 capture any ones
attention.
WY shouldn't he take pleasure in
watching really good dancer or the
floor? Wouldn't he be fool If. alter
watching perfection in dancing he
turned 20 his lady faiI and remarked
amiably. "Oi course. shes not a patch
Oh you. darling She's q perfect truck
horse III comparison with your cwr
graceful self"
Why. If Give pulled line like that.
Billy would EnoW we'll he was either
lying or The worst possible judge 0!
terpSichorcan ability.
The fact that mar Is in love Is no
reason ior him 10 consider his swcctle
the most perfect locker. dresser and
dancer III the universe He may realize
perfectly she's way above the average
that she suits him III every respect
but that Irene Castle Gloria Swanson
ard Lconorc Hughes could still teach
her a few things
Billy ought 10 be glad that she's cap
tured a man 0i taste. II seems to me 4
distinct compliment 10 her that Give,
with taste and keen critical observation
OF style and beauty should have picked
her out
Isn't any girl more Aattered 10 krow
that man mas fallen in love with her
aoprec.atiug other WOuen'S beauty.
charm ard style, than 10 realize that
her dear du2ib one fell III love with
her because he didnt know any better?
tGupsr.:ht 1923
Evening star., 1928-02-15

spaces beside the WiEGcw$. ;huS taxing
away any bare appearance ana AZ The
same tirae furnishing 4 suggestion y.
oSer-craperteS,
a wall paper which does M have a
VefticaI repeat pattern Is best $;il;cG
to this purpose and tne color 81 the
nails should match the ground .. the
paper.
A very lovely room might be created
by finishing the woodwork N a silver
green tSuCh rs one might ind on the
under side Of tiIlip leaf, thH walls
and the ground al IT," paper male
French gray and the design IL blue,
green, burnt orange ANA m.uNr The
floor covering NAV b. sag green and
the upholstery ~ tha chairs 0laI.Ne,
pipcd with du!l burnt orange.
tNA..N
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Income and Outgo.

Those women who have been going
over their income tax returns or listen
ing to the discussion of his" will have
found much to wonder about. Why"
for example, some ask. should We pay
a tax on amusement. and then pay
another tax on the nonev We have
spent?" It seems to some like paying
twice on the same money. OF course.
they can deduct any money spent dur
ing the year for taxes from their in
comes.
Suppose an inyeterate bridge or NAH
long PLAYER during the course Of q
year won $40. would that be income?
Uncle Sam SAYS yes" and he viii not
be denied On the other hand, If the
same player loses, NAV that be de-
Quoted from income? No" says IN
Gle Sam. and ne says it firmly.
There are many strange vagarieS 20
the income tax regulations Bootleg
gers. FOR example. must pay tax 10
the Government on their Illicit profits
The Government cannot make use OF
any information divu.ged IN the tax
Evening star., 1928-02-15
What's Home Without Humidity ?

As general test Of an individuals
knowledge, OF l. @. as the psychologists
say. I car conceive nothing fairer than
10 let hin, write an encyclopedia article
about humidity | fatter myself I
might grade somewhere between 80 and
20 per cent Of such test. Probably
mob Of engineers would su-pass ME. but
most Of the good doctors would b. just
Founderirg around trying 10 think of
something TO say when the final bell
sounded
Thirty 70 forty per cert humidity IS
ideal. normal And just what that
means I shall not try TO explain further
than 10 hazard the suggestion that il
means the air contains 80 10 20
!1undre6ths as much water vapor as
il might possibly contain. From this
/: IS easy 10 step OF brave!y into the
consideration Of such interesting yhings
as dew point. saIuration. relative and
absolute humidity. vet and dry bulb
thernometrtc readings 4 everything.
But lets be simple Indeed we must
be simple II We hope tc be successful
IN helping folks 10 understand these
things. ! am convinced that the main
reason why engineers have 50 uniformly
failed It their attempts 70 sell the
pAD-lc SLE!ct!g ScleLL!Ic cOaceptS Oh
ventilation Is that these engineers re-
fuse 10 oe simple anc hence fail 70 take
.roo calculation decisive factor n the
situation
have discussed the humidity cues
tion especially humidity in the nome
SHOP Or Office. now and then II this
column. and I have offered the most
practical suggestions could CLEAN from
tIe observations ard studies Of health
experts. The important fundamental
principle for the layman 10 grasp. Il
ne desires 10 provide wholesome hu-
mildly II his dwelling Or working place,
Is t.2ls: The higher the temperature 10
which the air Is iieated. no matter how
heated, the greater amount Of water
%aDor the air caf. carr. and hence the
more moisture one raISl provide ~
na!n.s!n the rorulal 20 u 20 Der cent
Evening star., 1928-02-15

informal dinner gown-the skirt of the
pleated silk. bodice cut zen forme"
and an unusual sort of scarf collar of
the pleated chiffon
Red and tan and red and beige are
favorite combinations for Spring and
it was interesting to note that on one
important occasion during her soiourn
in Cuba with the President Mrs Cool
idge wore a frock of red and beige
checked silk. with a red hat, red
shoulder flower and beige shoes and
stockings
Poppy red and lipstick red are fire.
Quently spoken Of and there is fairly
good reason to think that reds will re-
main in good fashion throughout the
Spring season. The fact that SO far
no one shade or color is ticking pre-
dominant place augurs well. Green
may be the most popular color for
Spring. but there is whole variety to
choose from-absinthe green. clear ap-
pie green. Spring green like the tops
OF Young ScallionS and billiard green
Jewel colorS are spoken of. too. but
frequently these are of the semi
precious Jewels, such as amethyst and
topaz rather than the more precious
ruby. emerald and sapphires When Mrs.
Coolidge made her first bow in Cuba
last month she were frock of iaven-
der. almost an amethyst shade
This weeks little help consists of
diagram with directions for making silk
taSselS, and these. as you PROBABLY
know. are frequently used to trim the
new frocks. All you need is some
twisted silk Of the desired color, and
after that the simple knack of making
the taSsels, And full directions for do
ing this l will be glad TO send you with
sketches showing ways in which tassels
have been used on the new frocks if
you will send ME your stamped, self
addressed envelope.
,rn0yrrh.
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Today in
Washington History
By DONALD 4. CRAIG.

February Is. 18G1.-Representative
Howard of Michigan. chairman Of the
select House committee which inTesti-
gated the report of reasonable con-
spracy TO overthrow the Government
in Washington, today made public the
text Of the committee report. The COM
mlttee found that certain organizations
in the District and Maryland. which
prior to the unusually exciting preSi-
dental election last November seem
to have been only political clubs, have
since assumed the character of mill
tary organizations. They are engaged
in drilling and expect to obtain arms
either from the State authorities or By
private subscription. But as far as
the committee vas able 10 learn. their
purposes. while they Sy-rnpathize strongly
with secession, there Is no proof that
they intend to attack either the Capitol
or the District. Some OF these COM
panies in Baltimore profess TO be drill
ing for the sole purpose OF preventing
other military companies from passing
through the State of Maryland.
Whether these representations Of the
purposes Of these companies be correct
or not. the committee failed 10 discover
any proof that they have any purpose
"
sanction Of State authority. to attack
the Capitol or any other public prop
erty in Washington or to seize the Dis
trict at or near the time of Lincoln S
Inauguration or later. II it should be
admitted that any one Of these organi-
cations were hostile 10 the Government
or entertained unlawful purposes. they
are in no proper sense secret and are
therefore not such as are contemplated
III the resolution Of the House
II was learned today that The gem
erals OF the militia Of the District Lave
been receiving their equipment from
the War Department during the last
few days. The horse equipments are o.
the latest pattern and so new 10 This
part Of the country that the grooms
Will find difficulty IN arranging ti?e
harness unless thoroughly trained be-
fOrrhanf
Evening star., 1928-02-15
A Beautiful Mouth.

A. every one can have good looking
teeth these days Of clever dentistry.
there IL no longer any excuse for an
ugly mouth There are dental c!lnlcs
IN all cities where work is done either
free or practically free, 80 even poverty
is no excuse Given good healthy tcetli
and a smile that shows them OF occa"
NtOnaliy no one can say tiiat thc
owners mouth Is ugly
The number OF things good dentist
can do to improve the shape oil the
teeth is quite amazing II tooih over
iAps another tooth In front. II VIII push
out the upper lip and quite spoil The
profile This catastrophe could nave
been avoided by proper dental care
while the mouth was young, when me
law could have beeu spread so the
teeth had room to lie easily side bS
side When teeth overlap. one oi them
II usually unhealthy, A good dentist
usually sacrifices this (which Is not
much ot aacrinceI. makes ii smaller
tooth and piyots THIS on or iastens 1t
to the adjoining teeth.
When the canine teeth grow hope
icshy out OF place In The jaw they are
frequently pulled out altogether and
never missed crowded teeth gradually
spreading to take thrir place. Children
whose ttcths ARE too prominent should
have Cnhts made uf the inhidrh ot their
mouths. no II can be seen whether The
ttcih spread more and more or whether
the condition improves ar Itself
There's no usc III this space going
into "a discussion nh 10 "hnt should he
done tp make The teeth beautiful during
youth The tine 10 hrgin making your
chiids trrth beautiful ia before he Is
brn. when both his first aud hlA See
nnd teeth are forming The thing II
hat tD do With Your own mouth nov
nud how Ia correct Yuiit mistakes. of
YnHr parents NV advice Is Ia go 10
the beat dental surgeon. for II You can
uUl AFFORD his work YHi can take his
ADVICE aud have his instructions car
tled out by bnine cheaper person For
lhe teht. the beauty at your mouth
tlfpetda upon your shpfrhhinn.
Peggy h There are cases where II Is
beat 10 gel Tie help of scalp specialist
Ducaihe tlr trouble IL something that
cannot be reached otherwise, Thy the
tonifk. and do all that you can 10 build
un yDir health. bul after n fair trial ot
his II ile scalp tiouhie continues. ynu
hl,'nild have Jhe condition diagnohed
hni Ee adtiasd ~ g@ad aIp sreplan7t
Evening star., 1928-02-15
PRESIDENTS QUESTION GAMES
Prepared of

1. What Presidents wife was a found
er Of the ID. a. r?
5. What was the occupation OF the
fathers Of the largest Numbers OF
Presidents?
d. Which President was the son OF Il
President?
:. Which four Presidents were never
elected TO that office
g. Who was President during the
War Of 1922
9 Who was President when Maine
and Missouri became StateS2
10 Have more than half Of our
Presidents attended Coliege9
Answers 10 the questions will be
found on this page.
Evening star., 1928-02-15

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Evening star., 1928-02-15
Lessons in English
BY " I. GORDON.

Often mispronounced Indecisive.
Pronounce the second as in ice" and
The as in so" not as g.
Often misSpelled-ChaSte: te.
SynonynS-Soiled. dirty. untidy, Slo-
venly. disorderly. uncared for.
Word study-"Use a word three times
and it is yours" Let us increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day, Todays word. eytol-to praise in
the highest terms. The letter eXtolled
his many achievements"
Evening star., 1928-02-15
Home i'm Good Taste
BY SARA HtF..A<D.

II your dining ro0m is so located as
10 atIoTd an enhancing View ot f.ow-
ers water or trees. 1t does not seem
right 10 cover the windows with cur
tainS. However. there seems 10 bc some
thing lacking III q ROOM which has no
window treatment, and one ingenious
woman solved such Il problem II a way
as Illustrated III the sketch
The walls were tinted III q plain color
and treated with f!oral Dane.s III the
Evening star., 1928-02-15
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Sunshine Sauce.

Sunshine Sauce.
Sugar ] cup.
Water. Ia cup,
Egg yolkS. :.
Lemon juice. tahlespoonfulS,
Whipped cream. l cup.
MAKES ONE PINT,
Boil sugar and water together to 33a
degrees or the soft bail stage Slowly
pour this AiFup over the we'll beaten
egg yolka. Beat until creamy Flavor
With lemon iuice AT time uf serving
fold In one cup Of atlny whipped cream
Serves about II portions.
DIET NOTE
Recipe contains lime iron. fat. Vita
minis A. Il aud G. Can be eaten bv
adults of average or under weight