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Evening star., 1928-05-06
Careless Washing
Spoils Children's Hair

ANY child can have beautiful hair
healthy and iuzuriant. IL is SIM
ply matter Of Ehampooing
Proper shsmpooSng makes the
hair soft and silky. II brings out
al the real ilfe and lustre. all the
natural wave and color, and leaves
il fresh looking. glossy and bright,
While childreus hair must have
frequent and regular washing 10
Keep it beautiful. fine young hair
and tender seGipa cannot stand the
marsh effect 81 ordinary soaps The
tree alkali IN ordinary soaps soon
dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle
and ruins II
That is Why thoughtful mothers.
everywhere, now use Mulsifled Co
c0anut Oil Shampoo. This clear,
pure and entirely greaselees product
brings out ali the real beauty Of the
hair and cannot possibly inlure.
Two Ut three teabpoonfilA gf Null
sltlea is all that is required H.
makes an abundance ~ rich. creamy
iaihef which cieanEes thoroughly
and finseH out easily. removing every
particle 9t dust snd dirt
IL leaves tlle hair soft and easy
~ manage and makes ~ fairly
apArEie win new life, gloss ana
llslfe
You can get MBlslfed C0eoan1t
Oil Shampoo 81 any drug store.
4 -four ounce bottle lasts for
months Advertisement
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Your Baby and Mine
BY MYRTLE MEYER ELDRED.

turbing to his system, and sugar is a
very common offender.
If the protein element is difficult for
the baby TO digest (and cows milk has
a tough curd the baby may vomit dp
chunks of milk curd that are as tough
as leather, Some of these may be of
the size of a mans thumb. Boiling the
milk will help this condition, for the
longer It is boiled the finer becomes tho
cllrd and therefore the easier to digest.
This may end the difficulty. but one
must be sure that the baby's formula
contains no more than one and onN-
half ounces of cows milk daily for each
pound Of his weight If the formula
exceeds these figures reducing it to
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Cheese Dumplings.

Melt piece of butter the size OF an
egg and stir into it a large slice Of
white bread that has been soaked for
an hour in cold milk and then squeezed
out Add a teaspoonful of chopped
parsley and very little finely chopped
onion. then stir the mixture over the
fire until stiff Turn out into dish
and when cold mix with it the beaten
yolk of one egg, a little grated nutmeg,
two large tablespoonfulS OF ParmeSan
cheese grated and sufficiently fine stale
bread crumbs to make it very firm. then
add the white of the egg whipped TO a
stiff froth. Dip tablespoon In boiling
water and form the dumplings drop
ping them one at a time into a sauce
pan of boiling water Let them boil
gently for about 10 minutes or longer
If necessary. take them out carefully
with a strainer and serve not with
ciled butter Of pale brown in butter
boat.
Evening star., 1928-05-06
. ReeurEitatien and Vomiting Demand
Ntetic Changes,

Regurgitation. so says our pet dc
tonary, means to surge back. and this
is q better term to use when children
spit up their food, merely because they
have eaten more than the capacity of
their stomaehs, than to ss: they "vom-
st." which means to eject forcibly. Not
only are the terms different but me
causes as well.
Until one has nurSed baby for
sonae time it is difficult to tell how long
nursing is necessary 10 satisfy him
Evening star., 1928-05-06

A well made and well seasoned Span
ish omeiet Is a lunch in itself Melt a
tablespoon of butter in saucepan. add
an onion chopped fine. six mushrooms
and cne red and one green sweet pepper
cut in small pieces. Cover and cool
slowly for 20 minutes. Make a plain
omelet from six eggs. turn ii on a hot
platter. pour the Spanish sauce around
IL and send al once to the table. Span
ish omelet is sometimes made by An1eri-
can cooks from stiffiy beaten eggs. the
yolks hardly mixed with the white even
after they are cooked
Evening star., 1928-05-06
|CUTICURA HEALS.
| ITCHY PIMPLES
On Face, Neck and Back.
Gould Not Get Much Rest.

Seysgsl months ago gEy fsce
neck sad back began % brssk oGt
ia pimplss that itches and gave ne
very snlcb pain. The plnples Wefs
hard and red and aftes fe-S days
wosle testss. some of sbs pimp!ss
o. my back iscBse 50 badly inst ]
could not get Haaeh tess 81 night.
began using Ca4ilealss Soap
and Oinupsnt snd could see great
change IN my oone tioD aiseF ten
days treatment. continued using
ihers sn1 was eoFnpietsiy healed 10
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Evening star., 1928-05-06
Young, Beautiful Skin
Easy to Haze

TO know you can possess a young beau
titui face At any age. with skin that
fairly sparklrs il indeed comforting, Get
an ounce of pure nercoiixed wax at any
drug store and use as directed II gently
peels away the outer skin, removing all
such blemlshes as pimpeS. treckles ami
moth patches The new skin, now exe
posed. is clear soft smooth girliKhlY
youthful and face looks years younger
Mcrcoli1ed wax brings out the hidden
beauty To quickly Temose wrinkles
and either age lines, Use lace lotion !
ounce powdered ssxolite and half pint
Witch hazel. --AdVarttsemeut,
Evening star., 1928-05-06

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Evening star., 1928-05-06

More tourists visited Jama!ca this
season than for many years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Hello Cheyenne
New Mix Picture
Full OF Thrills

@Hello, Cheyenne!" q Fox Films
production starring Tom Mix, which
opens at the Dittmann theater Sun
day, is a rather unusual Western.
The contest between two rival con-
tracing companies in aging a tele-
phone line between Cheyenne and
Rawhide is the basis for an engaging
photoplay.
Mix heads q noteworthy cast and
is responsible for many thrilling ep-
isodes. The spectacular race be-
tween the rival companies brings 70
mind the difficulties our earlisr tel
ephone CD q mics experienced while
laying the first transcontinental
telephone line.
Jack Baston. one OF the most wide
~ known screen heavies, is again
seen as the menace" in the Mix
production. Baston, who has a long
list of successes TO his credit, en-
acts the role Of Buck Overland, head
Of one of the rival companies, with
diabolical finesse.
In this absorbing drama Caryl
Lincoln, ewcom to the screen, IS
cast as Diana Cody, opposite Tom
Mix. AS Diana Cody, Miss Lincoln
falls in love with Mix and aids him
in a thrilling manner 20 win a race
that is the changing point in their
lives.
The picture is adapted from an
original story by Fred Myton and
was directed BY Gene Forde. The
others in the cast are Joseph CT
rard, AL st. John, Martin Faust and
William Caress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Sennett Feature
Marks Close of
Famous Studio

When final scenes were filmed for
"The Goodbye Kiss Mack Sennett's
personally directed production which
comes today to the Rivoli theater at
San Benito, it marked the close Of
the most colorful motion picture
studio in Hollywood.
"The Goodbye Kiss" was the last
picture to be made in the famous old
Sennett studio in Glendale, a section
Of Los Angeles. For more than ten
years Sennett produced his famous
two-reeI comedies in this studio.
Dozens Of now famous screen stars
and directors worked there, many
starting as extras or bathing beauties.
keystone Hops cavorted about. the lot
in the good old days" Gloria Swan
son, Phyllis Haver. Marie Provost
and others were winsome and I'M
known bathing beauties.
Harry Langdon first faced a mo-
ton picture camera in this studio,
as did Charlie Murray. Louise Fa-
zenda. Chester Conklin and dozens
OF others.
"The Goodbye Kiss" is Sennett's
first feature-length production in q
number Of years, and Immediately
following its completion the studio
was abandoned and the company
moved 20 larger and more palatial
quarters in another section Of the
city.
"The Goodbye Kiss" Is an I'M
usual story, blending drama and n
tender love story with Sennett's
distinctive comedy. First National
Pictures is releasing the production.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

millions who In their youth called
the great city "home."
Louis Nathenux and Jack Byron,
who are the villains Of the play, have
both spent many months in New
York while on the "big time" in
vaudeville.
/. Robert Emmett O'Connor, who
plays the New York detective who
arrests Gilbert, is also to be found
In the long list Of those who have
made a name for themselves on the
New York stage.
With these seven actors, who
know and love the big city, Director
William Nigh, himsef a native Cali
fornian, has created a picture that
for histrionic ability is without par
allel. Because Of their intimate ac-
quaintance with New York, every ac-
tor in the cast has given a tremen-
dous performance.
-Four Walls" is a story Of the re-
generation or an ex-convict who dis
covers that the walls OF popular
prejudice constitute as great a bar
rier to success as do the stone walls
Of the prison The atmosphere OF
the Ghetto and the other districts ~
New York is said 10 be without par
allel on the screen.
Alice D. q. Miller adapted the pro-
duction FIN the highly successful
stage pay by George Abbott and
Dana Burnett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Again In
French Role For
On Ze Boulevard

From China to France in thirty
minutes-and with no seven league
boots either-this Is the feat OF
Renee Adoree, famous heroine Of
''The Big Parade" and the captivating
Musette Of son Ze Boulevard" Metro
Gcldwyn-Mayer's hilarious Partisan
comedy coming today to the Queen
theater.
Miss Adoree hoped from China to
France in half an hour-pictorially
speaking, when, immediately on COM
pletion Of her role as the Chinese
girl in Mr.. Wu' she resumed her
own nationality 70 play heroine OPP
posite Lev Cody in the new picture.
Miss Adoree for weeks had been in
Chinese Karb and makeup opposite
Lon Clancy in the big Chinese ro-
nance.
"And them she says, Il just had
10 put on French clothes and be NY
self again For Miss Adoree Is
French or course-which made the
transition from one role to the other
easier than II would otherwise have
been.
The new story Is a lifting comedy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Seven Broadway
Actors In New
Gilbert Picture

1t takes seven New Workers to
make up the cast Of John Gifbert's
new starring picture of the New
York East Side, -Four Walls" which
comes today to the Palace theater,
McAlien.
Gilbert himself was at one time on
the New York stage and snent sew
eral years in that city during his
childhood. Joan Crawford, although
not q native New Yorker. is one BY
adoption. She was dancing in the
Winter Garden when Harry Rapf, n
NJ tro-Goldwyn-Mayer executive, saw
her and gave her the great chance
on the screen
Vera Gordon, who plays the role Of
Gilbert's mother, was for years one
Of the best known actresses on the
New York stage. Carmel Myers, who
plays Bertha, is another one Of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Learned Stunts
To Play Role In
Excess Baggage

William Haines had a new sport to
learn for his recent starring picture,
Excess Baggage" now playing at the
Capitol theater.
For his previous starring pictures
Haines had to develop himself into an
all-around athlete. For West Point
he learned football. for THE Smart
Set polo. for "Spring Fever golf,
etc But in Excess Baggage Haines
had to learn two new stunts.
For the opening sequence he had
TO learn 70 be q juggler. an art which
usually takes at least three years to
learn. Haines had to learn in a short
time to juggle four balls at q time,
throw ten-pens and even to catch
balls and bats on a fork In his mouth.
For a later Ger in the picture he
was forced to learn to walk "a tight
rope and even TO slide down IL back
wards.
The actor perfected his ability IN
these tricks in less than four weeks
showing the versatility necessary for
screen actors who learn one ability
for 4 picture only to drop it and tako
up something entirely new for the
next.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Movie Calendar


Sunday-Monday
CAPlTOL-"Excess Baggage" with
William Haines and Josephine
Dunn. Pathe News, Topics and
Technicolor.
QUEEN-"OE re Boulevard" with
Renee Adoree and Lew Cody. MGM
news, Aesops Fables and Christie
comedy.
TEXAS-"Ramona," with Dolores Del
Rio. Oswald in Fox Chase" and
international News.
DITTMANN-.Hello Cheyenne" with
Tom Mix. Educational comedy.
Tuesday-Wednesday
CAPTTOL@"Tenderloin,r with Do
lores Costello and Conrad Nagel.
MGM comedy and Pathe Review
QUEEN-"Rough House Rosie with
Clara Bow, Buster Brown comedy
and Paramount news.
Bebe Daniels. Comedy. "Moony
DITTMANN - broadway Drifters,"
with Geo. Walsh. Fox News.
Thursday-Friday
CAPIT0L="Tenderloin," with Do
lores Costello and Conrad Nagel.
MGM comedy and Pathe Review.
QUEEN@"The Crimson City," with
Myrna 10y. Comedy. "Are Hus-
bands People" and Paramount
news.
TEXAS-"Buck Privates," with Lya
de Putt. Snookums in Newly
weds' Anniversary" and Information
al news.
DITTMANN-"Bachclors' Paradise"
with Sally O'Neil. Educational
comedy.
Saturday
CAPITOL=Title not announced.
QUEEN-"Beyond London Lights"
FBO attraction with all-star cast.
TEXAS-"Beyond the Sierras." with
Tim Mccoy. Scarlet Arrow" No.
4, ard comedy.
DITTMANN-"The Scorcher." with
Reed Howse. Educational comedy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09
Ramona Glowing
Romance, Dolores
Del Rios Finest

When Dolores Del Rio, who comes
to the Texas in Helen Hunt Jackson's
immortal love story today first en-
tered the films under the direction Of
Edwin Carewe, people said "she has
a future"
When Miss Del Rio was seen in
"What Price Glory" folks said she
was "made." When the star gave
the world her portrayal Of "Katusha
Maslova" in Tolstoy's Resurrection
press and public openly agreed il was
only "star material" that could rem
der 50 perfect n Characterization.
Now "Ramona"-that glow
ing romance Of Old California
with the artistic, Del Rio, in the star
and title role. Directed again by
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

Of Paris, with Cody Ia the role OF a
waiter who inherits a fortune, gets
tangled up with a blonde actress
(played BY Dorothy Sebastian, is
challenged to a duel by a jealous
rival, and gets into 50 much hot water
that it seems as though he'll never
emerge from his comical troubles.
Miss Adoree plays the restaurant
cashier who loves him and finally
uses a woman's wit to pull him out Of
his comical griefs.
A grey top-hat starts him on the
road TO ruin when he decides to be a
gay northumberland his fIirtations
grease the skids of his ~troublous
descent into a maelstrom Of comical
woes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

maiden is divine and in some -
stances even surpassed her remark
able Characterization in "Resurrec-
tionv which proved cnrn nm frr 1ll
that this Mexican beauty was il thP
film world t0 stay aB long aH shn
might choose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

Of the most beautiful love stories in
American literature when she penned
this tale Of the ~half-Indian maiden
who Ia in love with two men, n
OF them the Indian, "~Alessandro,"
played on the screen by Warner
Baxter; the other. ~Felipe," the Span
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

Edwin Carewe, who piIoted the ac-
tress through Resurrection" and
who knows her every histrionic tai
ent, Miss Del Rio is said to better
her height in the m~eteor-like screen
fame that has suddenly become hers
without any obiecting word.
Ramona" IL a tale Of early Cali
fornia-the days Of the Mission In
dians-their trials and their tribu-
ltaions. And Ramona" came into
being during that period. The story
Is filed with love interest. Mrs.
Jackson, while probably not fully
realizing it at the time, drew n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-09

ish Don, Roland Drew.
10 Edwin Cnrewe should 10 a.
other triumph and notch in his belt
az directorial conquesta and to Miss
Del Rio should 20 the unstinteG
praise that Us due only VA great s.
tIste. Her portrayal W the Indian
Evening star., 1928-02-28
DEALINGS SHRINK
ON BOND MARKET
New Financing Is Factor
South American Issues
Are in Demand.
BY CHARLES +. SrEARE.
pl<patch 10 The star.

! Special Dispatch 10 The star.
NEW YORK. February 28.-The CT
| feet of such a large amount of inprnd-
ing new financing is 10 reduce the trad
| Ing In old iSSucS as We'll as to produce
some selling i'll preparation Tor en-
! ChanEcS Of al advantageous nature
This is shown i'll the gradual shrinking
III the Noltlme of transactions not only
i'll listed. but i'll the unlisted bonds.
The ncw offerings today ran more to
industrial financing than IL that OF any
other group. Dealers find that theii
clients demand better return than
has been offered i'll the numerous rail-
Grad and public utility iSSueS Of the
past few months These have been alb
S0rbcd mainly BY insurance companies
and banks.
Foreign Issues Popular.
Therefore. the foreign iS>),cS. both old
and new, have become more popular.
All interesting development has been
the change in sentiment toward South
American obligations. A year or two
ago not only did a number OF prominent
investment houses refuse 10 negotiate
for South American loans. but many
BUYERS Of bonds would not consider
them except III limited amount and
then confined their purchasers To what
they regarded as the best credits i'll
the South American group. namely
Argentine. Chile and Uruguay. To-day
there Is active competition for nearly
all classes OF South American loans and
4 wide participation in them.
This is due primarily 10 the high
average return provided by this group
IF dollar Obligations. Another influence
has been the return OF some OF the
u +,n fN ~ nnf
basis and The more satisfactory trade
balances shown by them rs we'll as
greater evidence that they are institute
Irg reforms in their currency and III
their tax systems
The refunding Of number Of high
coupon South American bonds on a
more favorable basis 10 borrowers IS
third element that has added to the
attractiveneSs OF this department Of
the foreign market.
Treasury ISSUES Lower.
United States Treasury issues were
lower today III anticipation Of the new
financing to take care Of the March Is
n1aturities and the unexchanged third
Liberty alas High-grade rails and pub
lic utilities were quiet but steady in the
face Of an advance in the money re-
newal rate. There were several strong
industrial issues such as ]. kayser 51ss.
Pathe Exchange rs, Park Lexington
6i2s, Anglo Chilean Is. Dodge Is and
United States Rubber SIS.
There was no evidence Of recovery
III the Seab0ard Air Line issues. which
declined from to l !. points on a small
turnover. The Frisco adjustment and
income 6S were bought as short term
issues around l0l p Bonds ike Chi
cago Great Western IS and Chicago
Eastern Illinois IS reflected the poor
earnings Of these roads.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
BANK AGENCY TO CLOSE.

NEW YORK. February 28 Hl.-The
New York agency Of the Banque Chris
soyeloni Of Bucharest. only Rumanian
banking institution in the United States,
will close April and carry on its busl-
ness through a representative. Nal.
Radu Irimescu. the manager. who will
continue as representative has joined
Bcrtron Griscom &, Co. as vice president
and director
Evening star., 1928-02-28
EXPANSION IS PLANNED.

NEW YORK. February - t4N.--
Netropolitan Chain Stores Is 10 hfgH'
al expansion program. according lt
President F. ". Livingston. No Thought
Is bcing given 10 consolidation Wll1
other chains: rather the corporation
plans to increase the number ot stores
in desirable locations already acquired
New rnancins coNtcmplatcs issuance al
new convertible preferred stock. some
O. which Will bc offered 10 The public,
Evening star., 1928-02-28
Washington Stock EXCHANGE
Sales,

Sales.
Capital Traction Co.'S at 10.
Pot. Elec. 6s pfd.-l0 al Ill. at III.
Pot. Elec. 5 l2s pfd.--2 at l07I,.
Wash. r. &, Z. pfd.--I0 at I03E.
Col. Sand and Gravel pfd--7 at 1857
10 at l051s.
Peoples Drug Str. ptd-10 at 1864.
After Call.
Cap. Tract. Cos at ITO.
Wash. Gas LIT at o0i2. 5 al gOi,.
Wash. Gas IS "A"-Sr000 at 1863.
100 at 1852.
Wash. Gas Ito at 8934.
Wash Gas 6s "B"-i0o at 1879.
Money-Cau loans. 5ea and Ges.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
MACHINERY IN DEMAND.

NEW YORK. February g tA4. The
American MaChjDlSt finds steady I'M
pvovcmc0t ii buying activity III ma
cl,ineyy and tools il most sections q
tie country. with 4 broader maTA't iof
heavy cou!omcNt Tor railroads. auto
matte machinery. la,i2cS and printing
Compliment. Industrial conditions are
SAID 10 have achieved a better balance.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February 28 Ap.-Flour
firm; Spring patents, 7.25a785; soft
Winter straights. 660a695; hard VIM
ter straights. 6.8Oa735. Rye firm; No
2 Western. l.272. f. o. b. New York and
l26 elf. export. Lard firm: Middle
West. 1l.55a11,65. Other articles un-
changed.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
BUILDING HOLDS UP.
Work Started Last Week Amount
ed TO 500. .ssa. 900. Report Shows.

NEW YORK, February IS (TN.-NeN
building and engineering work StartcC
last week in 81 States cast Of the Rocky
Mountains amounted 10 Sl00S35,2 200
the F. ". Dodge Corporation reports,
The figure represents slight de-
crease from the preceding week, hu'
tho daily average OF contracts througf
February - this year has been SlI,,
7o6,700 as compared With Sl6,sS5'9oo
during the first two months OF 1917.
Largest contracts awarded last week
we're FOR the Steubcn Club and Once
Building. Chicago. and the LeilcouII
Building. Me- York. both amounting u
$500. .00o The biggest Job con'cnip'a'co
was for $780, 100000 office nuiloFnS III
New Works Grand Central district.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
STRICKEN FROM LIST.

NEW YORK. February % Pl.-The
New York Stock Exchange has stricken
from the list old common and preferred
shares of the Chicago. Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad Co. on which no pay
ments have been made. Certificates Of
deposit for common and preferred are
full paid and will remain on the list.
Evening star., 1928-02-28
B. & 0. IS l0l TODAY.

NEW YORK. February IS tp.-ThC
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad celebrates
It's i0Ist birthday today, having been
chartered by The State OF Maryland III
1927 TO construct a lire from Baltimore
70 the Ohio River. July Will mark the
1o0th anniversary q the beginning Of
construction work on the road