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Evening star., 1928-10-28

poses you wish the frock to serve, ano
the chances are that she will make
your problem hers at once.
Another bit of advice I offer is this
Visit the store or shop when you are
fresh mentally and physically because
buying a frock demands a degree Of
mental concentration that few women
can command when they are tired and
you ought to look your best, because
you cannot expect any dress to be be-
coming when your hair Is bedraggled
and your face a trifle smirched with
city CRIME.
In the 10 or Is minutes that the
transaction consumes you have to con-
centrate the acts of Judgment and Sc
lection that in the process of having a
frock made at the dressmaker's are
usually carried out over two or three
interviews and fittings. You must de-
eide questions of color, material, cut
and trimming all at the same time. In
few brief minutes you will have to
select frock that you will have to live
with and make part Of your personality
for months to come.
That bright blue chiffon dinner frock
spangled with rhinestone paillettes is
certainly pretty and striking as it is
brought to you in the showroom, but
you should ask yourself is it the sort
Of frock that you will feel at home with
and that you will want to. have asso-
ciated with you for a season or so?
Evening star., 1928-10-28
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Monday, October 80.

Again the stars will smile on the
earth, according to astrologers. who
read much good fortune for tomorrow.
Merchants an1. manufacturers are
subject to favorable influences that
indicate a busy season, with a big
volume of holiday shopping.
The stock market will continue to
provide surprises in fluctuations that
break previous records, the seers
prophesy.
Sensational events in Europe will af-
feet the market, If the stars are rightly
read, but this country will be protected
by friendly planetary government, 1t is
forecast
This is an auspiciouS rule for any
sort of constructive work, and should
bring encouragement to all who are
promoting great enterprises.
Public buildings of magnificence never
before equaled will be started before
the close of this year, which will be
famous for certain lines of civic de-
velopment
Men and women In search of employ
ment should make use of every hour
under this sway, which promises sue
cess.
The world will have much work for
men and women in every walk of life
in the next year, If the stars are wisely
read. New vocatiens, as we'll as old
ones, will offer chances that will mean
much in the future, it is foretold
Under this sway those who desire
public acclaim or support should bene-
fit immensely.
While few women will be elected to
public offices, those who are victorious
will be able to achieve fine records.
Sex rivalrieS will be apparent more
and more in the next few months in
many lines of business, as we'll as the
professions, the Seers prouhesy. Tut
this is merely an indication that worth
or qualifications are to be considered
Women are reaching place where
they are to achieve great things in the
channels of public service best suited
to them, it is foretold
The feminine attributes are to be
stressed in way that will eliminate
ambition to compete in fields of activ-
ity for which men are especially fitted.
aStrologers prophesy.
Persons whose birth date 1t is may
be disturbed by small ambitions. few
of which are realized. The year may
be on the whole unimportant.
Children born on that day probably
will be exceedingly we'll balanced in
mind and active in body. Many sub
iects Of this sign excel in building
trades, and certain of them achieve
high rank as architects. Girls are
usually we'll poised and able to make an
art of living.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Special Luggage Is
Planned for Youth

Juvenile luggage is speciality empha-
sized by both manufacturers and the
shops.
1t semes strange that tie thing has
not been pushed betorc-special lug
gage for hands and arms not strong
and large enough to find !he regular
adult sizes convenient.
OF course, there have been some spe-
cially designed suit cases, but now there
is range of bags and boxes, trunks
ard cases almost as great for the juve-
nile as for the adult.
There are, Of course, matching sets
of luggage-hat box and suit case and
small wardrobe trunk Or leather or
canvas roll with a square box to match.
which seems to be the right idea for
the young boys luggage.
Very often color is chosen for juve-
nile luggage. Two shades of tan for
the boy, two shades OF green. red, violet
or gray for the girl. But sometimes
black patent leather is chosen, or one
of the close grained, sturdy LACK
feathers in dull finish. There is noth-
ing too somber for youth in the new
black luggage. The color only adds
smartneSS to the good lines.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
New Screens Show
Polka Dot Design

There are many interesting new
screens in the shops. One design
shows polka dots, circles or disks and
1t is a design that would be easy
enough to follow out at home.
Use an old wooden, paper or fabric
screen for background and then cut
disks from paper or cloth Glue them
securely and neatly in place. If the
screen is of paper or wood go over the
whole surface with shellac to give a
fine, hard finish that protects the dots
as well as the screen.
A lovely screen of this sort of the
modernistic type shows silver dots on a
black ground, but any color scheme
could be worked cut.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Red Pepper Makes
Pretty Sandwich

Green pepper and cream cheese
make delicious sandwiches for after
noon tea or evening refreshments.
Put the green pepper of the fresh
variety through the vegetable grinder
and then mix it with the cream cheese
to a soft paste. Be sure it is a sweet
pepper. Add a little salt. If the cream
cheese is too stiff, the juice of the pep
per will thin it out. If the cheese is
soft drain off some of the juice before
mixing. Sweet red pepper also is de-
licious and makes very pretty filling.
and the two sorts of peppers mixed are
also attractive.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Figured Velvets
Are Good in Paris

PARIS.-Figured velvets remain In
good favor here. Some of them look as
If varicolored snow had fallen thickly
on them. Tiny dots Of every rainbow
shade are sprinklcd over background
Of brown or blue.
The fact that figured fabrics are still
smart is just another surprise of fash
ion. One would think, after Summer
when every daughter of Eve has arrayed
herself in flowers and landscapes, mod
ernistic triangles and other figures, that
soft, plain surfaces would be preferred
But figured velvet has a great vogue.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Smart Furs Vogue This Season Are Plant and Soft Sill

ONE SIDE OF THE SMALL HAT
AT TOP Is OF BLACK FELT,
THE OTHER OF VELOUR. THE
UNDERMINED BLACK FELT
HAT HAS FLAT BOWS OF FUR
FOR TRIMMING. THE VELVET
TAG HAS BANDS OF GOLD
LEATHER RUN THROUGH Sits
AND THE OTHER BAG Is MADE
OF BLACK, GRAY AND SILVER
LEATHER.
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during the Palm
olive hour through the NBC system Wednesday night
With Olive Palmer Paul Oliver will sing the duet
time and the popular herself will be heard "Depus
established
them in the hearts OF IT, radio audience will be the air Wednesday
The orchestra quartet will in the with
weknown theme Like Million" following
chera waltz the
where Voice Calling and male quartet rendition Of Daddy by
Parks also are scheduled.
Tray of the most partsongs all time will
the Syana Foeser quartet through the system
day night at 1880.
Bodon dainty stage
hits will roll the microphone
day night at her delightful will
through the Gb studio the Thater Magazine
Following the theatrical directors
few words about the American stage.
touching % % soOd condioPA comes
ANSWER-Look for connection ground
circuit the set at the batteries Test the batteries
meter after the set has been operation for fifteen
and parallel to your wire
The concluding broadcast Rogers
rallies (which through stations Columbia
casting system courtesy the Corporation
by Life will mainly poeection
to his constituents and to be o'clock Wednesday
night.
irrepreble Brothers mpersonated by
Hpot praise
the Wednesday
night at o'clock.
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California Leads in Air

BB Times Special
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Califor-
MIA leads all the states and New
York comes second in the number
of aviators listed, according to the
aeronautical branch of the depart
ment Of commerce. California has
633 and New York BAT.
Almost two thirds Of the aviators
of the country are in these two
states and in the following areas:
Illinois, 226; Michigan, 1874; Penn
sylvania, $50: Ohio, 1870; Texas, 176;
District of Columbia, 1852; Missouri,
$50, and Virginia, los.
Of the total 2,426, or almost two
thirds, hold transport, licenses; 1876,
or 1919 per cent, limited CONNER
cial; SO, or 12-3 per cent, industrial,
and 7S5, or 211s per cent, private.
The ratio of transport pilots has
dropped from the IS per cent, of a
a year ago.
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Over Moses Route by Air

The journey which lasted forty
years when Moses led the Israelites
from Egypt to the Promised Land
can be made now in two hours and
twenty minutes.
With the new air service of the
Imperial Always, American tourists
taking the Mediterranean cruise on
the White Star liner Homeric, I'M
der charter to Thomas Cook 81 Son.
will have the opportunity of flying
in twelve-seater airplanes from Cal
70 to Jerusalem, crossing the Suez
Canal, the Sinai Desert and the
mountains of Judea.
Thence they may pass over Trans
jordania and 600 miles across the
Syrian Desert to Bagdad.
Bagdad is the capital Of Iraq,
which is under q British mandate
and is ruled by King Feisal. 1t is
also the principal stopping place on
the main flying route between Egypt
and India.
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If BACK HURTS
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Drink Plenty Water and
Take Glass of Salts Before
Breakfast Occasionally.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with
q lot Of drugs that excite the kid
neys and irritate the entire urinary
tract. Keep your kineys clean like
YOU keep your bowels clean, by
flushing them with a mild, harm
less salts which helps to remove
the body's urinous waste and stimu-
late them to their normal activity.
The function of the kidneys is to
filter the blood. In "a hours they
strain from it 500 grains of acid and
waste, so we can readily under
stand the vital importance of keep
ing the kidneys active.
Drink lots of good WATERFOWL
can't drink too much; also get from
any pharmacist about four ounces
Of Jad Salts. Take a tablespoonful
in a glass of water before break
fast each morning for a few days
and your kidneys may then act
fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for years to help clean
and stimulate clogged kidneys; also
to neutralize the acids in the sys-
tenn so they are no longer a source
Of irritation, thus often relieving
bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot
injure; makes a delightful effer-
veScent nthia-water drink which
everyone should take now and then
to help keep their kidneys clean
and active. Try this; also keep
up the water drinking, and no doubt
you will wonder what became of
your kidney trouble and backache.
advertisement
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Plane Motor Price Cut

Charles L. Lawrence, president Of
the Wright Aeronautical Corpora
ton, builder of the Wright Whirl-
winds and Cyclone radial air
cooled motors, has announced a cut
of $3.50 in the price of the 225-horse
power Whirlwind.
At the same time Lawrence an
nounced the production of three
models of the Whirlwind engine to
be designated as the J-6 series. The
price reduction applies to the J-5,
which carried Lindberg and Cham
berlin across the Atlantic. Its price
until this last week had been $4,000.
The new J-6 motors are of three
sizes, $50, 225 and 300 horsepower.
The last named will be ready for
distribution about Jan. 1. and the
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- Radio -
RADIO SERIES
OF DAMROSCH
WINNING FAVOR
Another Part of School
Music Course to Be
Given Friday.

Walter DabroSch's Musical Uni
versity of the Air" for school chill
dren Of the country, which began
over WIS network Oct. rs, has
called forth an avalanche Of en-
thusiastic approval from mature
as well as from younger listeners
for whom the broadcastS are in
tended.
Especial praise has been given by
teachers and children of Indianap-
oils schools.
On Friday morning at IL o'clock
over the same network, DR.. Dam
rosch will resume. the series with
an Interpretation of elves and
fairies for children Of the third and
fourth grades
He also will begin study OF the
string instruments which make up
the various choirs of a symphony
orchestra for students Of the sew
enth, eighth and ninth grades.
Magic Door" Opens Program
The first part of the radio pro-
gram, which DR.. Damrosch has
called "The Magic Door," will open
with the overture to Carl Maria
Won Weber's imaginative and tune
full "Oberon," which was written
more than 100 years ago.
Then will follow the Dance Of
the Mosquito" by Liadow, a fan
taStic bit of music which depicts
the delicate sound of mosquito in
flight. The third selection will be
MendelSsohn's Spinning Song"
For the beginning of a study of
string instruments of a large or
chestra DR.. DamroSch has chosen
the Prize Song" from Richard
Wagner's opera die Meistersinger
Won Nurnberg," the story of a
knight who wins the singing con-
test and the daughter of the old
maSter-singer.
Symphony to Conclude
The broadcast will be concluded
with the "Andante" from Schu-
mann's Symphony No. A." which
begins with simple melody played
by the cellos and oboes, accom-
panied by the other orchestra
strings played in pizzicato (plucked).
One Of the important findings
cleaned from the thousands of re-
plies, which already represent many
more than 1000 school organiza-
tons of the country, was that it is
better for the younger children to
listen in comparatively small groups
in their own classrooms, according
to Alice Keith, director Of the
Radio Corporation Of America divi-
sion of education.
However. for students in the
more advanced classes, large gath
erings in large auditoriums before
powerful loud-Speakers have been
found satisfactory.
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Aviation
ANYWAYS FIRM
ADDS 10 SHIPS
TO CUBAN LINE
New Service to Cut Time to
West Indies From N. Y,
8 Hours.

BN Times Special
NEW YORK, Nov. by Jan. /,
1929, the fleet of the Pan-American
Anyways will be increased to ten
multimotored transport planes, in
Guiding two Sikorsky amphibianS,
operating on regular schedule be-
tween Miami and the West Indies
The new system will connect with
through trains of the Atlantic Coast
Line and the Florida East Coast
railroads, and will cut eight hours
and thirty-five minutes from the
best previous travel time between
New York and Havana, according
to j, M. Eaton, general traffic
manager of the air line.
Furnished as Lounge Cars
The new monoplanes, among the
largest twelve to fourteen passen-
ger transports developed in this
country, will be custom built, in
closed cabin Fokkers, incorporating
passenger buffet service, toilet facil-
tiles and running water.
Furnished as lounge cars, the in
teriorS will be decorated, have full
visioned windows and special COM
partments for baggage and mails.
They will be powered by three
Pratt & Whitney "Wasps" Of 400
horsepower each, which will give
them cruising speeds of 125 miles
an hour.
Fares Reasonable
Fares from New York to Havana
via the new system will be about
$2566 above the present first class
rate by rail and steamer. BY trav-
cling over the new line, full
business day will be saved, Eaton
stated.
Through passengers to Porto Rico
or any point in the West Indies
will save an additional thirty-three
and a half hours by using the sys-
tenn to Santiago de Cuba, and will
be in San Juan, P. r., the present
terminus, in six flying hours from
Cuba.
At Miami, the hub of the train
dLQ-pldIle rOuIeS, Rdu-ALISIlCdA
Anyways, operating compa for the
Aviation Corporation of America, is
speeding completion of their pri-
vate airport.
Largest Southern Field
This is believed to be the largest
commercial field in the south, and
has been designated by the depart
ment of commerce a fully accred-
tied port Of entry into the United
States.
Customs and immigration Off
Gals will be located in special
offices in the new 100000 air pas
senger terminal now being con-
structed on the airport, which will
be completed, Eaton says, by Dec.
IS.
Passengers will be able to make
connections from any point in the
United States to any other on the
anyways system for through rail-
and-air travel.
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Fishing The Air
All references are Central Standard Time.

Irving song Marie"
outstanding
tons of the Columbia Broadcang at $3.50 Wednesday night
will be absolutely the first time that the melody
trcked throug ether
additional attraction this
weknown
peared leading vaudeville circuits using stage appeaion The
Two RounderS'
WFBM will present audience
Wednesday night from to 95
pair Of local celebrities known the Gloom
audiences vii appearance
Light comedians
are banjo experts well accomplished harmony singers
The United States Military Wednesday night
at through
Of
Losey march, Twentieth Century" will open program
includes Roberts Stephen Foster Souas
Semper Fdes Arthur Teddy After Africa Relationships
"Ndarche
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Prizes for Brazil FIiuht

The family of Major Carlo del
Prete-who with Lieutenant Colonel
Arturo Ferrarin made a fight from
Italy to Brazil across the South At
lantic last July and was killed in a
plane crash there-have received
recognition for his skill and bravery.
Commentators Belli, president of
the Italian chamber of commerce in
Sac Paulo, which had offered a
prize for the flight, recently visited
Major del Prete's family in Lucca,
where he left the gold medal
earned by the major and deposited
100000 lire (about $13,125) to the
credit of Del Prete's father. Then
Signor Belli went to Turin, where
he left another medal and deposited
100000 lire in the name Of Colonel
Ferrarin.
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Dial TwiSterS
Central Standard Time

WEDNESDAY
WGBC $500 KilOcycles) New York
6:SO-Theater party. Irene Bordoni;
-NBC system tWEAF. SO KiiOcyCles)-
7:00-Home Companion hour.
8:00-Ipana Troubadours.
-NBc system (WJz. $50 KiIOcycles)--
9:O0-Opera from Chicago auditorium
Columbia Network
9:00-Kolster hour.
9:30-United Military mand.
wLw GOO KiIOcycles) CINCINNATI
WEDNESDAY
s:O0-Novelty Notions.
3:3o-Tea Time trio.
4:00-Office Boys.
4:30-Livestock report.
5:20-Market reports.
5:30-Dynacone Diners.
6:00-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
6:15-University Of Cincinnati Education
s;3o-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
6:45-Frederick William Vile.
7:00-Crosley Cossacks.
8:30-Sylvania Foresters.
GOLDSMITH Brothers hour.
8:30-Professor Kyrock.
9:000-0hicago Civic opera.
10:00-Variety hour.
1o:30-Pat Gillick, organist.
WSAI 1880 KiIocycIes) CINCINNATI
WEDNESDAY
Pm.
4:20-New York stocks.
4:30--Lola Bruce Smith.
5:00-Henry Thies orchestra,
5:30-Four K Safety Klub.
6;0O-Health talk.
6:l0-Plus FourS.
6.30-Queer Corners Man.
6:45-Ruth and Jimmie, piano.
7:00-American Magazine and Woman S
Home Companion hour.
8:0o-Ipana TroubadourS.
8:3O-Palm Olive hour.
9:30-HoWard time.
1O:00-CaStle Farm orchestra.
1l:00-Henry Thies orchestra.
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After too hasty lunch, or too
hearty a dinner, little "Pape's Dia-
pepsin," instantly neutralizes excess
acidity, stops that fermentation, and
soothes and heals the acid infamed
stomach lining as if by magic. Your
recovery is quick and complete. Make
q special point of getting a 6O-cent
package of "Pape's Diapepsin" from
your druggist today, and SO follow the
example of millions all over the world
who use "Pape's Diapepsin" to end
indigestion and allied stomach trou-
bles.
With "Pape's Diapepsin" handy you
can eat and enjoy whatever you fancy
without fear of pain or discomfort to
follow, At any rate, it's worth the
trial, for lots of folks have found
new freedom at the table.
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Flies to Vote

BIZ Times Special
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Nov. Paul
Snick, only resident here who owns
plane, flew back here from Wich-
lta, Kan, where he had been trans
acting business, in order to vote
Tuesday. En- route he stopped in
southern Indiana, where his wife
was visiting, and brought her back
also to vote
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A Sudden End to
Stomach Trouble

AIN or discomfort
following a meal
doesn't mean you
must go on a "diet. +"
Nine times out of
ten Indigestion,
acidity, f1atulence
and heartburn are
caused by excess
stomach acid and
food fermentation.
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rangement under the plane makes a
series of explosions. Electric sound
detectors pick up the echo from the
ground and the height Of the plane
is guaged therefrom.
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ing for women, before women's
clubs.
Lady Heath, was Mrs. Sophie
Elliott Lynn, was among the first
women in Great Britain to receive
a pilots license. She is credited
with being the first British woman
f1ier to complete a loop.
Her latest feat was accomplished
on Oct. 8 when she broke the
worlds altitude record for women
by climbing to height of 24,700
feet.
The plane she is to use is the
conventional De Haviland Moth.
powered with the new 4-cylinder-
milne air-cooled De Haviland
Gypsy motor, which develops about
100 horsepower at high speeds.
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Huge Beacon Ready

By Times Special
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 7.-Visi-
tors TO Paul Baer municipal airport
are showing much interest in the
recently installed beacon, which has
100000 candlepower and is visible
at night for twenty-five miles. The
beacon tops tower eighty-one feet
high.
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Cape Town to
London, will ar
arrive in New
York Thursday
aboard the Levi
athan. L a d y
Heath will tour
the country In a
De villain d
Gypsy Moth, a
small sport BIZ
plane popular
with the light
plane clubs of
E n CLAN d. She
plans to lecture
on flying, and
especially on fly
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Records Planes Altitude
By United Press

Do UntIeu PTe8s
PARIS, Nov. IA new instru-
ment, capable Of recording the alti-
tude of airplanes to within one foot
Of the ground, has been installed
on French aircraft. The instrument
is for use in foggy weather. An ar
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In theAir

South wind, IL miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 1898 at sea
level; ceiling, 1000 feet; visibility.
1900.
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WOMAN Filler
WILL TOUR U. S.
Lady Heath, British Air Pho
neer, on Way Here.

NEW YORK, Nov. Lady
Heath, one of England's pioneer
women f1iers, whose most famous
achievement was a solo flight from