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Evening star., 1928-12-16
Havana Fights Noise.

HAVANA LP)-Tired of hearing
Havana called the worlds "noisiest
city," Mayor Miguel Mariana Gomez
has announced a campaign for more
quiet.
Evening star., 1928-12-16
NEWBANK BUILDING
! OPENS TOMORROW
Columbia National Enters
Handsome QuarterS-lnSti-
tuition Has Made Progress.
RY EDWARD C. STONE.

The Columbia National Bank will
throw its doors open for business and
to special visitors tomorrow morning at
Q O'Clock. the extensive rebuilding pro-
Evening star., 1928-12-16

Concluding a service of so years in
the Presbyterian Church at Island
magee, Ireland. Rev. David Steen has
just resigned from public life.
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sITuATION---DOMEsTIC

CHAMEERMhfD, waitress. by young eoiofed
girl 10 Northwest neat. auiek. willing end
ot3igjng best reference from present en1-
piHynr Telephone Decatur 1891. ~
COOK. first class vents position IN 0lst-
class family good bread ana cake maker.
Gall 20l l. q NV.
FIRST CODk4 want t0 get dinners 81 apart
nFh& 70 eiFhh Bart~ilme work. best rel
Phone NJ 5947vJ
GENERAL HOUSEW0RK, white. small fam
Iig stag nights si9 week Address J, H.,
1908 3fd 81. a.e
GENERAL HOMEWORK. by roi0fed aiEl.
neat ard a0od ref A0F u 81 NV
GIRL, e0loseG, inteliisent, vents general
npase@0fk. stay nights will leave city.
North 954s
GIRL, c0i0Ted. wishes general homework ~
nurse good reference, Phone Adams 1867,
Gall Saturday before -.
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Statesmen.
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fNsTYt CTION C0URgs-,.

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wANTED--sAEEsMEN.


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wANTED--AGENTs

4 lOCAL DISTRIBUTOR pll be appointed
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MANTEIl-.-lsAI.EsMEN.

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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
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AND 30 OTHERS.
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GOVERNMENT
WORKERS WANTED

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STFRRFTT & FLEMING. Inc.
HOME oF THE uoyn SEAL CAR.
Champaign ST at kalorama IA.
i7ll l4th St. NV.
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sITu 'TION-~MALE AND FEMALE

NAN bHD WIPE, coiofed, want places, gen.
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MAJ AND WIPE, experienced IS ianitny,
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( Pc r {

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Address Box POLE, Star office.
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HUDSON--ESSEX.

Never before in the history OF
our business have we been able
to offer such wonderful bargains
in used cars.
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HUDSON as BRoUGHAM -~- A beautiful
appearing car that looks and runs Ike ne~
for S495.
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ELECTRIC WIRING AND FIXTURES SIX
rooms, low as $50; get my estimate and
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Early the next morning We reached
Cypress City, and Uncle Ed met US
At the train Ycu can imagine how
delighted our greetings were, and how
the three OF us chartered through
breakfast l at once began asking
about pirates. and Uncle Ed laughed.
Il guess We had them a long time
ago. but you won't find any on our
island now" he said. However. there's
cave on the island that ] like TO
believe may have been used by buc-
cancers once. I'll take you there"
Speaking Of pirates made Beth think
of the incident OF the preceding night
and we told Uncle Ed OF the train
being searched,
Yes. / read about the robbery in
the papers," he said 1T was big
onc, About twenty thousand dollars
worth Of jewclry was taken. But II
the robber tries to get train either
north or south they'll get him I'm
afraid he's in bad predicament."
Breakfast finished, Uncle Ed led us
toward the harbor
The sea was calm today. so came
for you in the speed boat" he an
ECcnced. That mans you're going
TO have a mighty fast ride over to
Rocky Island.
win YOU let me run it?" I asked
! breathlcssly
Perhaps. II you're good"
/ couldn't wait until we got down
Evening star., 1928-03-04

let you and Beth come down as soon
as school Is out and spend the Sum-
mer with us. We've been wanting you
for q long time. and 1t would be nice
for you to be here while Bill IS here.
too ! have written to your Dad about
It, and told him to let me know at
once
Here's hoping you can come. Love
to YOU all UNCLE Ed
Well. maybe you think wasn't
thrilled by that letter! ! couldn't wait
until I got to Dad to ask him about
It. with Beth right on my heels For
a minute I was afraid Dad would re-
fuse. but finally he said; We'll. you
worked hard last Summer and ] guess
you have vacation coming to you. !
think We can let you 60"
The last weeks OF school were
total loss as far as Beth and I were
concerned. Finally the great day came,
and Dad put us on the train for the
long ride to Florida.
The trip was unevcntful until we had
almost reached our destination Then
in the middle OF the night the train
was stopped and woke up to find
several detectives searching It. Every
body was excited for q while. for we
learned that there had been big rob-
berry In st. Augustine and they thought
the robbcr was trying to escape to the
West Indies. But they didn't find him
on the train. and after while we
went on again,
Evening star., 1928-03-04

TO the dock. where a beautiful. long.
low speed boat was pointed out to US
as the Louise. We piled our baggage
into 1t, and then. with Beth and me
sitting beside him. Uncle Ed pointed
the sharp bow Of the speeder out OF
the harbor.
why. It's just like driving car. "
said to him as the boat picked up
speed and SKINNED over the water,
leaving q great path of churned-up
spray behind her. Won't you let me
take it?"
Go ahead" agreed Uncle Ed steer
just as have been Rocky Island lies
right over there" He pointed with his
hand
climbed into the seat and took the
steering wheel He showed me how
TO feed the gas. and 1t was really SIM
pier than driving car. You can't
imagine the thrill I got as We glided
over the water. going about 40 miles
an hour.
Beth took her turn at running the
boat. and 1t seemed only few MIN
utes until Uncle Ed again took the
wheel and pointed out tiny island
with a rocky coast that lay just ahead.
Rocky Island! There 1t Is at last"
exclaimed Beth. and from a low dock
that lay under the shelter Of q spur
OF land we saw waving handkerchiefs
greeting lis.
&To be continued next Sunday.)
Evening star., 1928-03-04

CHEE-pronouncs as spelled. This
word means new. lately. recently. not
long ago. CHEZ CHACo is q newcom-
er, tenderfoot. q new arrival. CAEE
NIKA OpIrSAH Is New my knife Is"
CHEE MAMUKE OKEOkE means
make It new" lido IL overl,
CHErWOOT-The CHI Is pronounced
ms In Church. as In Bet. 90 AS in
Coo. with the accent on the first syl-
liable, This Is the SiawaSh. or Chinook
Indian word for Brown Bear, aS distin-
guished from the Black Bear or IT'S
WOOT. Both are name words with no
Other meanings. although common ex-
preSSions III Chinook are SkOOKUM
kAHkWAH CliETWOOT. or strong
like brown BEAR" and TENAS St~CO-
KUN kAHkWAH ITSWOOr. or ~ 1T
tie strong like the black bear.
COIE-~A corruption Of the English
word Cold and having the same mean-
ing, II Is pronounced aS written, The
degree Of cold Is indicated by the words
used with it. Thus COLE alone merely
means Cold as distinguished nom Heat
TEN.AS COLE Is A Little Cold, HiXu
Evening star., 1928-03-04

March Is supposed TO be the month
OF battles between Winter and Summer.
YOU know. so a battle between you and
some riddles Is very timely. Here's
hoping you don't take licking from
these.
!. Who was the wickedest man men
.oned in the Bible2
,. What has two backboncs and mil
lions and millions OF spare ribs?
;. II you throw man from a win
dow. what does he fall against9
4, Why are soldiers tired on the LIST
Of April.
g. II eggs were selling for So cents n
dozen. how many can you get for cent
aui II quarter
Answers.
|, Moses, because he broke all 10
commandments at once, J. A railroad
track 3. Against his wishes l. Re-
cause they had just had March of 81
days. s. Half dozen.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

COLE is Very Cold and DELATE HIYU
COLE Is Very. Very Cold. or about as
cold as you can get In Chinook WAKE
COLE Is Not Very Cold and HALO
COLE Is No Cold ICT COLE is One
Cold. or one Winter season. ICT COLE
AHNCUTTIE is One Year Ago lone
Winter of the Time Passed..
CHINOOS The CHI Is pronounced
IS in Church. the as In Tin. the 90
IS In Coo. and say CHINNOO-S-SS with
y Kissing sound as the end. This is the
Selfish word for tobacco. and in Chi
nook 1t means smoking tobacco unless
MUCK-A-MUCK Is used as a prefix,
when the two words mean literally To-
bacco-to-Eat. or chewing tobacco Or
dinarily the word means pipe tobacco.
but 1t Is not used to. mean Killikinick
nor Is It ever used Tor the ceremonial
smoking mixture used in certain rituals
70 ward OF evil. STICK CHINOOS is
q cigar
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Every gtrl wants treasure chest In
which she can keep her keepsakes and
treasures. Such box can be easily
made. When lined and covered with
cloth. with staple and hasp and n
paddock TO keep the contents safe from
prying hands. you will have chest TO
be proud Of
Oct packing box II possible OF the
following dimensions: Length. "a inchea,
depth, 10 inches. width. 30 inches II
the top boards are pulled apart, care
fully nail them back In line with cleats
OH the underside Get two small brass
hinges and fasten the top To the back
edge,
Attach the hasp to the front edge and
drive the staple Ia place ~ that III"
hasp can be pushed over II To hold tn
Evening star., 1928-03-04

top snug, II possible have the points OF
the staple project lightly through the
wood so they can la clinchcd. The pad
lock TO be used need not be largc~-~in
fact. one costing about IS cents viii be
adequate,
Line the inside with co!ored cretonne
pasted to the wood. The edges can be
tackled also to prevent It's peeling of
Sew set of pockets In the back wall
for smaller articles which might become
misplaced
For the outside You cen use more
cloth. glued In place. Thin the glue out
u little with water and press IN place
with II rather hot iron Another cover
ing will be lacquer. In fact, because OF
It's easy application and brilliant effects.
!his may be best. After Giving The box
Evening star., 1928-03-04
Educating Patricia"
BY CORNELlA II. MILLER.

ing settled herself comfortably In her
chair and smoothed her skirts carefully,
destroyed the neatneSS of the effect by
Immediately rising again.
Thc-a-court has decided, ahem. that-a
in view of thea fact the accused did
not-a deliberately arrange to leaves
the school without-a chaperon. she
need not-a be expelled. Instead. Shea
is to remain on thea grounds until
thea Christmas holidays. with thea
exception Of thea Thanksgiving hol-
iday, and-a she must forfeit her-a place
asa forward Of her-a basket ball team.
Thea court is dismissed
Patricia looked blankly at Louise.
Did you hear that? I can't play on
the team!"
1T is just the limit, but cheer up.
you can at least go to the house party.
You may as we'll be a stole and make the
best of it. Besides. something may
turn up later. Keep up your practice
to the top notch and If you are one Of
our best subs there is always a slim
chance of your getting into one of the
match games. Some one may break a
leg"
Yes. I suppose SO" Patricia replied
in disconsolate tones. Darn that
Anne, anyway
Evening star., 1928-03-04
What Are Freckles?

Every boy and girl knows wha:
freckleS look like. for most every child
has few OF them At some time or
other. and some children have many
Of them all Of the time. But what are
those brown spots that appear on hands
and neck and face and what makes
them Gomez
The skin contains small cells which
are capable Of producing yellow pig
ments under certain conditions. when
these cells are stimulated they produce
more Of this pigment than usual and
the coloring matter Sh,:x rs up rs small
spots. the sort that Wesley Barry and
y lot Of other boys have with more or
less frequency.
In some people the pigments are
always active enough To produce frerkleS.
but In most Of us they appear only
when the skin has been exposed IL
strong sunlight. This is the reason they
appear usually on the neck. face and
hands. since the other parts cs the
body are protected BY clothing.
Some people are much more liable
than others 10 have this freckling. In
some. too, IL disappears quickly. In
others IL remains a long time.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

The Hindus are noted for the many
marvellous tricks they perform, Here Is
easy TO work
Take any jar which yon cannot see
through. Now get good-sized lump
of cork and stick straight piece Of
wire In It. Put the two cross wires (al
In place SO that the affair will not fall
over against the side Of the jar and at
tach the flower in place. Put this con-
traption in the jar and AL with water
slowly.
The water makes the cork float and
the flower rises or grows out OF the
lar,
Evening star., 1928-03-04

s.
In the following sentence the miss,
ing words have similar sounds but Diff
ferent meanings.
When the zero. comes"
said the captain, troops
will attack"
Answers.
The words in the cross word puzzle
are: Horizontal, /, or; 8, age; S, he;
z. flb: o, rid; 10. battles: 13, lion; IL.
drum; 16. getaway; 10. hut: 10. ten:
81, on: 20. use: %, so. Vertical, I. Of;
2. rib; 4, Goth; S, his; 6, Ed; 8. bayo-
net: 9. retreat; II. all; IL. ems: 10.
Mars; Is. gun; II, yes: 18. no; 20. no.
2. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
laSS-LOSS.
3. The horizontal word Is too, ami
the vertical words are at. rob and Co.
4. The islands are Canary, Sandwich,
Cuba and Shetland.
S. Hour. our.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
CHAPTER XVII.
Patricia on Trial.

There was that tense excitement in
air which always precedes boardin:
school holiday. Every one was full OF
anticipation for her own special plarS
Patricias friends had all gathered il
her room the evening before to talk
to exert all her influence as vice preSi-
dent toward mitigating the punishment
to be meted out TO Patricia.
The day seemed to drag intermin
ably. Patricia hoped that the per-
feet translation of Ciccro's affairs fol-
Evening star., 1928-03-04
ENtrawd'nary.

Father. cawnt cat this soup"
Waiter. bring the young gentleman
another dish OF soup"
Father. cawn't eat this SOUP"
waiter. bring the young man some
other soup"
Father. still | cawn't cat this soup"
We'll why. my son. cawnt YOU
cat it,
Father; ! have no spoon"
Evening star., 1928-03-04

"Ccykm'," said the bottle,
Rotten" said the apple,
Punk" said the ttyecracSer,
Fine" said the Judge,
First rate" said the postmaster,
Grand" Said the plano.
"keen," said the knife,
Ripping" said the trousers,
juicy said the orange.
An done up" Sat0 the shirt,
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Patricia HollinSshead is secretary of her
c|ass AT Miss Stanhope's school At hnNimg-
pn-thc-R -Ruisun her roommate. Louise Davis:
governing body Patricia and eiSht friends
81" members OF club dubbed the Nlfty
Miners all of whom have hccn invited to
srend Thanksgiving with EtizSheth Stanton
orc Of the srnup. patricia. having at
tcnded foo. ball game at New Haven un.
chapcroned. through the mischievousness OF
one of her friends from home. was dis
covered by Miss overwnod. the Latin
teacher. and now faces trial for her m.s-
ccneeanor before the supreme court of tho
school. She is in doubt as 10 whether she
viii I've allowed to attend the house party.
The trial is sci for the ,lay on which they
Sre 10 leave
Evening star., 1928-03-04

March was named for Mars, the
NEUROLOGICAL god Of wa, and Is sup
posed to be the month of struggle be-
tween Winter and Summer for mastery.
In other word. It is the war month.
and therefore this week we have
crossword puzzle inside the helmet Of
Mars and containing a lot of war words
Evening star., 1928-03-04

The definitions are:
Horizontal.
/. Either.
3. Era.
5. Masculine pronoun.
7. An untruth.
Q. Remove.
10. Military contests.
13. A warlike beast.
H. A musical instrument used In
armies.
16 An escape.
49, A rude house.
19. A number.
81. Upon.
%. Employ.
%. Therefore
Vertical.
/. Belonging to-.
q Bone in the chest
T. Member of an ancient warlike
tribe.
s. Belonging to him.
6. Boys nickname.
8. Sword attached to rife.
9. To fall back.
II. The whole.
IL. Type measures.
Is God of war.
is. A weapon.
II Affirmative.
49, An exclamation.
90 Negative.
,
In a battle there is a great difference
Evening star., 1928-03-04

a thick coat OF the lacquer paint on
suitable design In q pretty. contrasting
color to heighten the effect. The hasp
and staple should also be lacquered 10
prevent ruSting.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
THE PUZZLE COLUMN

between a gain and loss. In this
word chain the difference is five words,
through which you must pass TO get
from one word TO the other Remern-
Der to change Just one letter at time.
Change GAIN TO LOSS in six moves.
;
Here's simple little word pyramid
built on the word March. The second
line horizontally means also, while the
vertical words are, left to right. word
for close to, steal. and an abbreviation
for business firm.
March.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

peaches" added Peggy Tailey aud
there WAS chorus Of assent,
And nov what am ] going 10 do
about This basket ball biihiness?"
sighed Patricia. Il had forgotten about
n for a time. but here II Ia hanging
over me again."
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1928-12-15
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and if a bird should aliGht at my fect,
Lot it sing freely its clear sons of peace.
Let bright banish the rain-c louds away,
Waiting to heaven tho voice Of last plea.
Whom dear friends at my unit timely doath-day,
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Pray for unfort tos whom Death has taken,
For all who suffer in unequal pain,
For poor mothers who grove forsakcn,
Orphans and widows, Jailed and rack-shakon;
Pray that redemption yoursolf may attain.
When night IS shroud ing tho burial ground,
When only spirits remain thore to view,
Break not tho mystery, quiet, profound.
Perhaps then tho thor, tho psaltor, may sound
TITS I, dear Country; tits my song to you.