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The Sidewalks of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

A local instructor of art said: my
greatest difficulty is In getting the stu.
oent 10 observe. Observation is one OF
the corner stones of real achievement,
not only in art but in any branch OF
human endeavor."
Not long ago we made a picture for
this column depicting young plebe at
the Naval Academy. The hat re-
sembles the ordinary COB kelly" save
that it has narrow black tape around
the brim. We noted this, but purpose
ly refrained from putting it in the pic
ture because it doubtless would have
been lost in the size of the reproduc-
ton. 1t remained for friend who
occasionally visits the Academy to draw
cur attention to what appeared to be
an error. This was the result of keen
observation.
In a current number of a popular
magazine all author states that GER
tain character entered chamber and
locked the door so that no one might
witness a secret process for developing
film. Up to this point the story was
alright. An obServant reader, how
ever. noted that another character
peeped through the keyhole of the door
and discovered that the secret formula"
was nothing more than that used ordi-
nayiiy.
Of course. the first man may or may
not have removed the key when he
turned the lock. This is unimportant,
That the reader was thinking and OBJ
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to be telegraph wires. Inasmuch as
the action was supposed to have taken
place before the era of the telegraph
the error was rather ludicrouS and
thousands wrote to the producers
about it.
A motion picture actor once said to
the writer: THE matter of hair trim
will be observed by an alert spectator.
During the shooting Of picture that
required several months of work 1t was
necessary for me TO visit a barber shop.
One day I was attended by new
barber. who cut my hair shorter than
usual. I thought little of the affair at
the time. but number of fans wrote
and asked. How come your hair was
shorter when you came out of the door
than when you went imp After that
experience / permitted only one ton
serial artist to serve me. / would tell
him that We were in the midst of a
picture and he always knew what that
meant. Don't tell me that the Ameri-
can people are not observant"
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forget--which is a good thing, some
times. Yet there are some things we
should not forget.
SATURDAY. night we were talking with
n nan--one of group OF daring men
who first essayed an Atlantic crossing
by airpiane. Nine years ago waiter
Hinton and his companions rose into
the air from Trepassy, Newfoundland,
to pathfind a sky route to Europe
Their first objective was the Azores,
where. a few hours later, two OF the
four planes successfully landed. TWO
of the ships failed to reach the isianos.
but the crews were saved.
From the Azores ehey pursued thslr
course to Portugal: True, II was MOI 8
nonstop fight. but 1t proved rh@.
mans genius might some day enab
him TO span the world by air.
Hinton is nine years older than y
was the DAY he sought to conquer Il
forces that aSsail these who chalsenH
nature. He and his fellow flyers wcI>
the sIindberghs" of their time.
The last echoes of the guns on tn
Western front had scarcely ceased wh9,l
the NC-l and its three sister ships toe.
OF on their epochal flight. The frs
pages of the newspapers carried stories
and pictures of the adventure and
crews The name OF each man con-
cerned was household word. Since
that time others have succeeded and
others have failed.
people forget" said Walter. How
many remember the names of those
who went to the rescue of the German
flyers? Who recalls those who lost their
lives In the attempt to fly to Hawaii?
Ask any one the names of the men who
recently made that magnificent trip
from California to Australia. Who were
the world flyers" or the
men who composed the crews that en-
gagged In the pan-American good will
night? How many remember the names
Of the two men who few from Detroit
halfway round the world? The public
may not forget the exploit. but. the
names of those involved are soon for
gotten"
Walter Hinton was right. It is said
that q certain cabinet officer. when he
took the oath of Office. was unable to
recall his immediate predecessors. After
all, We are so concerned with our daily
activities that we have little time to
remember.
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We follow fashion because we want
10 be In the swim. No one wants 70
be regarded as an old fogie, a back
number.
Suggestions and imitation are the
great twin sisters that beguile us ali
into following Dame Fashion. We are
Ike sheep, we follow the crowd. The
crowded thoroughfares have a fascina-
ton for all Of us. We follow crowd
even when we have no special Objec-
tive. The most effective means Of adj
vertiSing a car or book Is 70 place
II among the best sellers. Every one
viii then want TO be one Of the crowd
Of purchasers.
Fashions seem quite arbitrary at first
sight but close investigation shows that
such is not the case Il have been
told by persons Of experience in mat
tiers Of taste" says Emerson, that
fashions follow law Of gradation, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-17
WHY WE Do WHAT WE DO

are never arbitrary. The new mode is
always only step onward In the same
direction as the last mode. and. "a cul-
tivated eye is prepared for and pre-
diets the new fashions"
Changes in fashion are not purely
commercial In motivation. The COM
mercial interests merely give expression
to the innate human desire for novel;
ty and change. Despite the fact that
we become very much attached to our
old clothes, We do not care to wear the
same things over and over again. We
prefer TO make changes and come back
10 the old when We tire Of the new.
This Is exactly what fashion does. II
goes around in a circle.
We follow fashion through the urge
for novelty and change. through the law
OF suggestion and imitation. and the
social impulse which prompts us TO be
good fellows.
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BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

Blond-Try pure plain rice powder
for a fair and sensitive skin
Mrs. e. c. K-There must have been
too much borax used in the cream to
cause it to smart. Heat it over again
and add either an ouce of mineral or
olive oil, then beat all together as you
did at first
Mrs. w. H. R.-Mrs. BIZ shall be
glad to send you the caloric chart If
you forward a self-addressed. stamped
envelope for mailing.
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The Youngish Woman.

This is the day when everybody de-
naands youth All the best opportuni-
ties 60 70 the young man or the young
woman, and though you may be old. you
must never show it. Your age can be
known. That doesn't matter so much,
% lon; as you don't look to be the years
you really are. There Is even an adj
vantage in this, for a possible employer
thinks he is gaining the experience of
age with the appearance and vitality Of
youth
So II you are on the wrong side of 30,
or even well into your forties, don't be
discouraged over so trifiing a thing as
your age. The thing sou must look out
for Is showing it. That means. first Of
Al. taking care of your figure. There is
plenty Of hope for slim 40. but none
Tor fat one. Even though you have
been chubby all your life, and all your
family before you. still YOU must grow
slim enough to have youthful figure
and youthful face. It may not be
easy, but it is necessary.
a great many of us find ourselves in
IN unfortunate position at this middle
stage Of life. II is not bad to be poor
while you're young, but the woman in
TO- realize for the first time that the
family is getting no further along the
road TO prosperity, that children must
be sent 70 college, that growing girls
require more money to dreSS-in fact,
that the income which stretched easily
for q family Of small children is no
good for a family growing up with
healthy, normal desire for everything it
can't afford. Besides, about this time
Of life the family moves from the sub
urts to the city nat. They no longer
need q garden for the children to run
wild In. Result, less work, more time
for noney-making activities.
50 IL you have let your figure go to
pieces. now Is the time to reduce. get
back your lost youth and be ready for
the period when you may have 10 make
money.
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serving is ilnpor-
tant to illustrate
our thought. OBJ
servant people can
make life miserable
for writers. artists
and motion picture
directors, A num-
Der of years ago an
"epochal" picture
was released. The
directing and act
ing were excellent
and the scenes true
to the period rep
resented by the
picture-only some
one saw several
wires crossing a
road in the dis
tnrnn Tlan,, faY.nvnri
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Home i'm Good Taste
BY SARA HILAND.

At last it has been madei A chair.
like arrangement. suitable for beach
porch or lawn. So constructed as to
fold up and so light In weight is II
that it is a very simple matter to carry
it about
Made of wooden rims holding cane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-17

the stories IN WHICH
he was inconSpicu-
ously referred to,
but as q matter OF
fact there was
nothing that might
have been con-
sti.ued as offensive
The public will
soon forget" we
said. "for they have
troubles of their
own.
IT don't think
So" he replied, for
a lot of people
have said to me,
oh, ] saw your
name In the
paper"
a s3or al WA do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-17

Arxious-Your child may never have
freckles, but she should wear hat or
bonnet Either viii protect the eyes and
skin while playing out In the strong
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= A man complained to the writer re-
Gently because his name was printed III
the newspapers in not very oompii-
mentary fashion. We happened to see
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DIAMONDS.

Solid platinum rectangular
wrist watch, with side
wings: set all around
with 2S fine cut diamonds; -
fine adjusted movement $40.
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IN III MIN NLAI-NN.
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WAN / Ed nm OK
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Statesmen ~.

Sell business men article, no competition
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HELP--MALE.
tContinued.l
REPAIR CLERK.

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AMBITIOUS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. sA .1,ny g r.: m s.s.
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza sass.
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peilcatessen and Grocery business. 4aing
1900 a week; s-room and path apartment
10 10 lease closed spndaya and. evenings
Reason for selltnS,. aickness. Price. ta.s0o,
NARY frPcN Severn ss and sdaa ssso ssf c sss
Eastport. Md. tps
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-06

to pohosaln | pri prkci !
|stsrostiar kde eha MIN podk
Ina st5l iedl6 lacnk 5Eivnk 4
lchntnk, ] kie pfiby tok nas je cii-
lsty q ilh1axlen5 Chceme niece, tn
|p0vieme len, madnidko, u by r6d
IL alebo one, . ked tiekde Me-
|me, II mas lena 10 vsetkvch stran
|prehledne, ysetko znesie = vypreT
|vadf mas i pdznamkon: s Boho1n
Ponahl 'aj sa domov!
No obydlie \ dome neni vsetko,
ktorf zena nplannie a kde .ie ro-
dina' 90 pre- til matka znamenA
Kto ma takil trpezlivost' a vytr-
valost zaoberat' sa $ Diet mi, kto
re- mnsi kazde rano vypreyadlt'
do skoly, Wac razy dbliekat' a 90
Y zimeg .Je najhorsie nalymi,
ktorym r'llky nickde ma sankovaS-
Ike zmfzni1. Hej, ic to strapacic,
kriku, radosti a zlosti. "A ta kopa
prada Y pivnici! Dobra rozumnA
zena ie pravou rnkon yo ysete
kych nehodach, alebo poradach a
10 zkdsennsti m5zean povedat', ae
ked som myslel nieco nailepsie,
zena mi poradila este 1epsie. Mar
dra zena casto odvrati mnoho me-
prijemnosti v rodine. TAX asi w
padajil zeny udobnejsich l'u-I
di. Ked by len ony vsetky TAX
dobre boly. Ked' ale dievsa sa
.vyda, este neni dokonalou zenou,
zalezi to ma mrkovi, jake 81 syoju
mladn zenu vyohova Teraz uz
prestanem, druhy raz wac.
Vsetkym citatel' 'om prajem st a.
sta Novom rokn!
J.. Z. MaruSkin..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-06

tfsAy III W. mn
GA dneska j. vim badem
Iplatit' vSdy raz |tol 'ko ako On, Il.
kazaan tomu iObrSkorii, jestli my
Isli, ae. nina preryssii Teraz vez-
mite toto, aby ste videli, ak5 6lo-
jvek je Don Joselito, ked jednA sd
10 jeho cest q d6stojnost'. a
niekolko bankoviek prest 'ahovalo
sa "a mladenca do vrecka kreuna-
"a.
Zavod zal dibenych tTyal IA dlh-
81 cas-, lebo Maria Antonia poet
vala j jedneho druh6ho, ale ma
chylnost' svoje neprezradila ami
tomn ami tomu. Celia dedina vsi-
mala 81 toho sporn, India hadali,
ba j stavky robili, ze ktory . Mich
" tomto neobycajnom zapase W.
hra.
Koniec koncoy bnde, lie Ma
ria Antonia vyda sa "a Dona San
tiago, hovorili jedni.
Nesmysel, odpovedali
|drnhi, yyda sa "a Dona Jose
Tito a nebude to ami dlho.
Tieto dive Fray, akoby diva va
leane prapory, rozdelily dedinu ma
|dve strany.
Vyda sa "a Dona Joselito.
Pojde "a Dona Santiago.
Jestli vsak chcete vediet' prav-
du, Maria Antonia vydala sa "a
krcmara, ktory ma iitraty horespo-
menutych dvoch mladencov pekne
zbohatnul.
To ie koniec rozpravky bojov
o laskn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-01-06
ZAUJfldA.vOsTI.

: - -
be stalej este drazoby stavebnk-
no materialu prichadza ako blaha
zyest zprava . Rockfort, Mass. Q
dome, vystavenom ilovinarske-
no papiern. Ako sa oznamuje. je
vsetko Y tomto dome, strecha, stc-
ny, dvere, podlaha, kirby, ako !
.cele zariadenif Z novinoyeho pa
piern. Len obloky robia vynimkil,
Temto neobysajny dom vystayil 81
isty +. f. Stenanan, len "a pomoci
svojej manEelky a svojej dcery.
Dom, ma. ktoreho stavbu bolo tre-
ba 10000 vytiskoy novin, vzdo-.
roval w po tri roxy aspesne zim-
inym blrkaan. u Ahyssa isio nuvis
no~aho papieru Houzit no stavb,l,
bolo vzdy asi u listov slepene. q
vlozene do zyaastneho lisu, kde 10
+ ) il = -
staly az do nplneho Nalschnutia.
Potion Dol papier rozrezany ma
formp obySajnych tehal a spoie-
ny klincami. Lakovy nader ma
yonkajsej strane domu chrani no
pred dadd 'om. pri vyrabanf ma
bytku boly noviny pevne sVinute
a slepene, potorn natrenA q ako
drevo rozrezane ma l'nbovol ne
dlhe ka,sy.
Dobre odmenen& zdvorilost !.
Istemu klnbovemu slllhoyi \ Chi
cagl vynieslo jeho zdvorile cho-
yanie slnSnl sumiekn 100, 900 do
larov, Jeden bohaty chicagsky in
zinier odka1al mi tito SUNNI, lebo
este po IS rokoch vzpominal ma
VI '1dne a ochotne chovanie sa
zmieneneho slnlal. Tymto st'ast.
livcom je Alfred Gronberg, "a
mestnany v chicagskom Racket.
klube, do ktordho predtym docha-
DIAL i inkinier r. Forsyth. Gron-
berg Dol vtedy este len. klaboyym
paEat 'om d vEbudil Forsythovu
pozornost' svojini bezvadnymi
sposobmi. InEinier Forsyth po.
chvalil eastejsie mladika u rozho.
wore s tajomnlkoan klubu, tax u
Gronberg Dol potom skoro pow.
seny ma slnhu, Od TED dolby ,rply.
|nulo is rokov. Gronberg je eth
stale slnhom v klube pre- syojt
bezvadne vystupovanie vel'mi OBJ
l'isbenym q ,lE d6vno sab,ldol M
pana Forsytha. Tu dostal zpr&yn
/ ze menovany irzinier painStal
nan y zareti 1OO, 900 dolArni, ! si
lee ako vyslovne zd6ranlil =
"a mnoho preiavou zdyorilosti
ktora je dnesneho dda vel mi Va
cna. ~, 4
ostrov, kt6t Eim6va ~
Ivodou. n Lotyssku maja iazer.
i s5ssF