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Keeping house has become one Of

Keeping house has become one Of
the big industries in the world.
When our great grandmothers -four
ished as housekeepers in the latter
half Of the last century. they believed
q certain virtue accompanied hard
work. Drudgery was something women
were divinely ordained to endure. But
times have changed. No longer is the
old motto blessed be Drudgery" seen
hanging on the wall. The modern
housewife is developing her mind In
stead Of her muscle. She is letting
the new labor-saving devices work for
her. She knows that human labor Is
more costly than machines. The turn
a.. ing Of switch brings more satisfac-
ton, economy and strength than nifty
brawny arms.
water, soap and elbow grease, all TO
! the tune of the old wooden wash
board, are as passe today in the mod
crn home laundry as the back-split-
ting water pump outside the kitchen
door," says S. H. Altorfer, head Of the
A-B-C electric washing machine
mandatory at Peoria, Ill. THESE
Anticipated laundry methods are ex-
travagant from the standpoint Of
wear and tear on the clothes as well
rs on the nerves and vitality Of the
human body.
Economy Of time. too. is import
mt to today's housewife who has so
many outside interests but whose
home duties are paramount. Aside |
from the purifying effect Of drying |
the clothes in the sunlight and open
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
CHANGING
BY JOHN JOSEPH Rfaf4ES,

This is an era of changes And relish them the point Of
hearty welcome instances Those who do not change once
in awhile gradually drift into that hagc Of mind which
csK rutland everybody resents tfa
The suit OF clothes for too long time grsy tire
neighbo if not TO ourselves though tine gasre;Hs
by cut People relish contrasts, especially
when the change is for the brighter the nesr IN
active Md this applies Iea'ljg iak, flw
muc4 physical Appearances.
So the readers of this pape viii noice abandonment of
things and words with the medical ag Ever alert for the best
his disposal editor believes tt spatona diet will
be iSed for awhile be believes and agree with him. THAT the
mind should be refreshed veil tte BODY; with
little satisfaction that rp the pleasant day which
assigned.
There has been when the thinkers Of beloved
country nave been sought With such positive energy We i
terested in everything good the had forces itself u we
will Prove all .hngs hold fast to that @ih Is good
I don't know Of any better advice than that.
heartily wish could all of the comments hs
aroused by the things shall ay 10 to you dear rees
during the next year Maybe OF YOU will differ With
and of my personal friends may clip something os
ne-and put it in the scrapbook shall dren that way 1t
any rate And fully appreciate the honor of taking the place Of
beloved writer who has a beer calico the higher sphere
May hope that there is just ie soar
heart for 10 ensep suto and b. happy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
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Her Hps are HE t.uo bsddsd roses
Whom rossks Of EEes ae;ghbor .eas.
-ThoNs0s Lod1l.

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BIZ Helena RubinSteRt

When your mouth begins to los.
its mobility you are showing an In
ev:tabie s;gn of age. 70 retain th,
youth and beauty Of your face ! be-
you theE-look to the mobility Of tht
mouth. The lips themselves will moi
grow cid is they are kept soft and
pGable through constant fabrication.
Ether white or pRd> Zip psnaade
win ksep the HeaS ssit as,3 even. and
prevent chap2iny. as NSG. The age
ing of tie npath, however, shows
h line rather than in texture. A loss
of elasticity M the muscles of the
face is likely to develop pockets at
the corners of the mouth. There is
no mistalcing this unbeautiful sign
of the years, but, like everything else.
It is far easier to prevent than e.,
correct.
Il nc more taaa the tendency Is
established, to massage the m0tRl;
from the center of the chin upward,
using gentle rotary movements with
the cushion of the thumb to which
a rich nourishing cream is applied,
will help to correct this condition and
prevent it. The parentheses around
your morth-and most women over
twenty-five show them must be
countera:ted through the same meth
DDS. The dimple that is bewitch:ng
at twenty is far too often a line or
a hollow at forty
For the expression lines, the char
ac.er lines which etch themselves
around the corners of the mouth, a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02

| balsam astringent 10 On e1neBent oe4.
caution. The muscles win not SAG u
they are encouraged to 6rmaess
10y sizher the iactee or a mid assrin4-
en4 je3iy-this last provided the 10
taxation Is not too Rnjceable.
Last of all we come to making up
the mouth. know of possibly hall
dozen women in nay whole experience
who could not BE- improved by Msas
clever touching up OF the lips.
Many woz,en. especially the mature
type, feel that lip makeup is too aftS
heial and too extreme to becoxua
them. I grant you that some rnotss9
is dreadful; bot / also consen! sitss
It is Just as dreadful for sioteen -
It woa!d be for sixty. Your paaIsh
,khnuk be most ca1efnily yo.wsd4
salotld you be .ise wor.ap IN 7ra
a,cusand who can "ge. away ,rta IL"
very highly soIoref 81. ,1g he a+
tereseing. If this ts you tYn ll,d
you canaet 18oe1 - ssees atxut s.;
you mast is0tsJ, yaz ,Aeets shiaA
be pale ami vial lips lie che krigt.
spot of contrasting color in yosy
face.
The average makeup requires both
ipstick and rouge, but these should
be sparingly and discrectly applied
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02

I Fifty-fve carloads of hereford
iocder calves, six of sho-ttorns, and
cig.lt Ct Angus were shown. in the
great exhibit Of calves. In the year.
ling class, there were two carloads Of
Angus. five of Shorthorns, and AZ
Herefords. The Shorthorns from Castle
Rock. Colorado, won first place among
the calves. The Matador Herefords
were next, followed by the Banning
Lewis Ee-efords. In fourth place. was
straight load CT Angus shown by a
woman. Mrs. keenan,. Of Nebra "a
The Hcrefords took all blue ribbons
in the yearling class. with the first
prize gcing to the exhibit Of F.. c.
De Berard Of Colorado. Colorado
Shorthorns won the two-year feeder
class prizes
In the exhibits Of fat steers, Angus
steers from Colorado took first place.
followed by Herefords from Kansas.
and Shorthorns from Kansas City 3.
Champion bulls and heifers were
also shown by the carload at the Den
yer show. The show and sale Of each
Of the breeds Of cattle marked the
high points Of the show.
Irenmere Lad cl!mexed his b-!sf.
blue-ribbon two years Of life in Feb
ruary when he was displayed as one
Of the principal exhibits at the OPEN
iGg OF tie great new mail-order hc.,se
C Wai.l e Co., IN Denver.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02

air and the sanitary surroundings OF
the home laundry. the Spinner saves
buttons. hooks and eyes. The after
wash-day mending pile is reduced.
one-third ironing time is saved as a
result Of avoiding wringer-made
creases. And at least five minutes is
saved in wringing time on each tub
full Of clothes. In one hour sixty
pounds Of the family washing is spun
dry, ready for the line.
'The modern housewife has made
her business the greatest industry in
the world by encouraging inventive
genius She utilities the mechanical
helps invented for her comfort and
leisure. She is efficient and because
she now has time for her personal ep-
pearance, she is more attractive to
her family and friena3."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02

CHICAGO - All children require
candy. Candy restores heat and
energy to small bodies burned out BY
hard play. Lack OF candy In the diet
OF children is the cause Of nutritional
disturbances and malnutrition.
This Is the opinion Of Theodore W.
5unte. president Of Bunte Brothers,
whose candy factory here Is the
largest In the world.
Candy is an indispensable part Of
a we'll balanced diet for children" de-
clared Mr.. Bunte. ut can be used as
a dessert In place of less wholesome
sweets. A little candy IN between
meals Is helpful because 1t revives the
child's body fatigued by perpetual
mct!H'' PS-aats me- give pure candy
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02

TO rea Slimness. too. as well as pep
is TO be found in tie tea cup. II
Americans would drink as q UGH ten as
the English. the Scotch. the Aus.
tralians. and their Canadian cousins.
the American women would not nave
to go on starvation diets in an attempt
to reduce.
Few American housewives, how
ever, understand the brewing OF
perfect cup Of tea which is in itself q
fine art. Here is my own recipe. Brin,
fresh. cold water to a furious boil.
Use a heaping teaspoon CT tea for
every cup and add an extra spoonful
for the pot. Place the tea in an
carthenware pot which has been heat
ed by rinsing with boiling water. Pour
in boiling water and let the tea steep
five minutes. Then serve. II you fol.
low these directions. you will get some
Idea Of how the nectar Of the Olym-
IAN gods tasted. When you s,ish
stronger tea, use twice as much Tea.
But never get strength by e1ten ling
lie tir,e 0: .rfu2t2n."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02

In moderate quantities any time, pro-
vided it does not spoil the appetite for
other necessary foods.
"Overeating is not responsible 10:
most nutritional ills. =. 1t is what Is
lacking that causes sickness. and even
death. II children receive too little
butter. yolk Of egg, or cream. they Will
suffer from protein deficiency The
same holds true Of lack Of sugar In
the diet. In old days, malnutrition
was believed to be due to teething.
intestinal parasites, or inherited weak
nesses. Physicians held the ridiculous
belief that candy was harmful to the
teeth and the cause Of intestinal fer
mentation. Candy is as valuable
part Of diet as foods usually consider
ed cable 4;aples."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
cHlcAeo.-Mary Ga; den's favorit,

CHlCAGO.-Mary Ga ;den's favorit,
song?
Not the Habanera from Carmen.
as you might imagine. nor the Medi.
tation from "Thais." Nor any OF the
other famous songs of the world &c
which her golden voice has added
beauty. 1t is. according to the Chi
cago Civic Opera diva herself. 1.-The
TRANQUILITY domestic song Of the tea
kettle bubbling on the electric grill"
by that" amended Miss Garden. 81
mean rather furiously boiling, not in
any weak. half-hearted way. but in a
manner to rattle the lid. as II the tea
kettle meant business"
Miss Garden is tea drinker. and In
America, at least. finds strong black
tea a substitute for the burgundies
aud clarets which. in Europe. sparkle
on her table For her pep. her tenn
Permanent, and energy. she admits. she
is indebted to an ez.cnt 70 her daily
Hbations Of the amber i,.cv.
"If live to be 100 Years Sid" she
said, u shall attribute ~ longevity
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
International Sunday School la,sss. TO, March 10
BAPTISM AND THE LORDS SUPPER
Motthea0 28:I9 20; Corinthians II 1879
Rez Sonsuel d. Price DID,

MGtthey 8:19, 20; I Co,inthians II 1879
Rev Sansael D. Price, DID,
The the
The dictionary sign
inward and spiritual grace instituted by Jesus Christ To
soldier the word meant oath pledge that taken especially
about go forth for a mission for his country
The Scripture portions aside from those named above
study Matthew 3l3l7; Acts 2 Romans 6:l-4
commended that each word both general Bible
tonary
Baptism is introduced by John Bapzer during preaching
the wilderness He taught that people who became
their and puposed live different life should testimony
thereto they received the rite of Baptism which would signify
ward working of The Old Testament has references
use OF water in symbolic cleansing Jesus coming from Nazareth sought
formally take our law place before Jehovah
When The Risen Lord gave great commission He instructed The
apostles and their followers everywhere proclaim
sin through the Cufed One and then drec
consciousness Of the change of heart and purpose
III this rite of Baptism
Lords Supper instituted just observance OF III,
Jewish Passover Uneayened bread
used symbol and the concerning said
Or ye all OF It, The rich meaning forth by Paul
from corinthians This Scripture used
me celebrates this Sacrament The symbolism brings mind the
blood OF Christ which sacrifice on the cross e
minister VIII oreak piece the bread and the
t service Prayer offered repeatedly and particularly setting these
elements apart tor tins holy helpful book give
DID ~ 0D' W Ne' Chaf'eS N hafnan'
This Memorial Supper has promise and links between ths
ascension and the Second Advent which be believed by al
christians and not only by those who
our Lo ANOTHER this Supper Eucharist This means Civ
Ls o dnS Solenmty OF inheres md
OUT should also be rich with the blessings that
t maze possible In the the believer accepts what has
Saviour, WV H @A 'N's % us
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
Ham Croquettes

To u cup milk at boiling point
add 2 IBIS. bread crumbs; stir until
thickened. Add cup chopped cooked
ham, / tbl. chopped parsley, seasoning
and beaten yolk l egg. Mix well ard
when cool form into balls the sise Gf
a nut. Roll III egg and crumbs and
fry IN hot fat 2 minutes or urtd
brown.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02

In the tiny hallway the corner cup
board with open upper shelves or
shelves closed in by glass or mirror
doors often proves most convenient
and decorative piece.
In the space below, which is masked
by solid wooden doors, there will be
room for umbrellas, rubbers and kin
dred unsightly articles. The upper
space can be used for more decora-
tive things-bright bits OF pottery
Few curios; a gay little box to hold
KEY ard matches to be caught up at
zhc ias. moment Or, if the upper
doors be mirrored, the shelves can be
uscl as repository for the hat and
gloves belonging to the man Of the
house.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
Carrot Pudding

Crate two cups of carrots; beat two
eggs until light, then add the carrots,
a tablespoon of butter, seasoning, n
cup of milk and teaspoon OF flour.
Mix well, pour into individual but
tered baking cups and bake in slow
even until firm.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
An lrct:is,e Hint

Iron pillow cases iengthwise instead
lof crosswise and YOU will iron the
wrinkles out instead of in.
Starch will not stick 10 the iron *
you add little borax or parafhn TO
the s.arcll ;shen boiling.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
Bean and Beet Salad

To one cup cooked Cor camSd)
lira beans add ! cop chopped pics:6
teets ard two chopped harti-cocked
eggs Mix the mayofmaise and serve
at once on crisp shredded lettuce; gar.
ujsh with mayo1naisc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02

sugar, tablespoon mustard, tea
spoon salt, / teaspoon pepper. Chop
cabbage fine, cook dressing until thick,
then pour over cabbage while DOT.
Serve soon after.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
Food fer Ferns and Plants

Once in three or faW months, pour
q teaSpoonful OF caSS',- oil around the
roots of ferns and plants ard they will
grow lcxurianty.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-03-02
Warm Slaw

A medium-sized head of cabbage, 2
eggs. cup sour cream, Ia table
spoons butter, "a cup vinegar, u cup
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
GAROUNDT The
'RADIo H!!k: y DlALs
- BY BEN WADE
BY BEN WADE

"bad-man" runs close second.
RepertOry Players
Earlier in the evening a drama
of a decidedly different nature
will be presented by the Civic
Repertory Theater at $50 o'clock.
The players will offer a scene
from one of their current vehicles,
now being featured at their thea
ter in New York city.
The pianiSts have 1t today II
never before. Right down the
list we 60. Frank w. Young,
syncopator at WMAL at $40
O'Clock. Jimmie HARRISON, an
other rhythm beater over VOL
at 7 o'clock. Frances GuteliuS,
at WMAL at 7:15 o'clock and
Mary Alexander, over WRC at
1880 are both. concert pianists.
Jeanne LIE Van has been heard
often over WJSV. She goes on
the air at 8:l5 o'clock. Then to
cap the climax, Ken Coffman
will be heard over the same sta
ton at OILS o'clock. His Is a
piano-accordion.
The Columbia features over
WMAL have a certain brilliance
that will be sure to satisfy list
eners.in. For those who do not
crave opera, remember that this
station will present the pleasing
Paramount Orchestra at IL
O'Clock.
VOL and WJSV are not to be
overlooked this evening, by the
UoV
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

Music, talks, drama, everything
one can think of in the way OF
radio entertainment is lined up
for the big parade over the air
lanes tonight.
From beginning to end the
radio programs of this day dis
close everything of the finest in
the way of entertainment.
Starting out with big furry
the two major chains offered, to
a nationwide audience, the open
ing session of President Hoover's
business conference in the council
chamber of the United States
Chamber of Commerce. Occasions
like this, when the country can
hear for themselves, the words of
the President and the chiefs Of
the conference are not common in
our daily routine. That is why
one must not fail to recognize the
Importance of such a broadcast.
The afternoon holds many
splendid programs for our inspec-
ton. The United States Army
Band under the direction of Capt.
William j. Stannard and the
RK-O broadcast over WRC are
the big features.
THE Secret of Suzanne" Wolf
Ferrari's opera written in one act
with only two characters will be
presented at II o'clock over the
local N.B.C. station. Cesare Sodero
will direct the opera with RoSalie
Wolfs, soprano, and Frederic
Baer, baritone, in the two parts.
Rudy Again
Rudy Vallee and his orchestra
will be heard at 8 o'clock. 1t may
interest a reader to know that
more than 500 Washingtonians
wrote to WRC for his photograph,
after last weeks announcement
that N.B.C. stations would for
ward same to his fans.
Here's something you shouldn't
miss at any cost. George GerSh-
wins Rhapsody in Blue" will
be interpreted by a male quartet,
assisted by Frank Black at the
piano, as a feature of the Seiber-
ling program at 9 o'clock. Do you
recall last winters concert by
the Revelers? This was one of
their most effective offerings.
BY twisting the old dali WMAL-
ward you can get the thrill of
your life out of "Chicago's Sheik
Killer" at 9 o'clock. Here is a
story based on facts, but if ever a
hair-raising fairy tale was written,
this absorbing story of a real
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

12:3O-Dally Farm Chat by David
Martin.
12:45-Musical Program.
3:00-Afternoon Musicale.
3:30-An Hour of WhoCpie, with Art
Stone, popular pianist of popu-
lar songs.
4:30-Mtd-afternoon musicale.
6.30-Dinner Music.
7:30-Studio presentation.
s:00-Bennie Turner, popular songs.
S:15-Jeanne La Van, pianist.
S:S0-Hilda johnson, reader.
S;45-Musical Feature.
9:0O-Trtpoli Days and Knights. by
Miss Quincy Smith.
s:16-Ken CCffman and his piano
accordian
9:30-The Balser Sisters.
945-Studio number.
10:00GJewel Downs Studio preEenta-
tion.
10;SO-Walter T. Holt's Nordica Man
dolin and Guitar Club.
11:C0-Good Night.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
Couple Forced to Use
Hearse on Honeymoon

YORK, Pa, Dec. 5.-An un-
usual wedding story comes from
Fawn Grove, where it Is said
that practical jokers deprived the
happy couple of the usual means
of conveyance. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Mcpherson, following their mar
riage in Center Presbyterian
Church, Thursday evening, had
gone to the brides home to pre-
pare for their wedding trip and
found that every vehicle at the
place had been removed.
The funeral coach of w. How
ard Webb, an uncle of the bride,
was secured and in it Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcpherson rode to New
Park, where another friend offered
to take them to York.
Your renting need can be filled
through Times or Herald Classified
rental ads.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
PRINCIPAL PROGRAMS ERTHERADLO

11:O0--EnteTtainers: dance music.
WMAo-ChicaEO-67O
s:20-Health Talk.
s:30--Courtesy program.
10 10:3J-Unsolved Mysteries.
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; concert orches.
ira: Amos m Andy.
12;O0-Dance orchestra.
WLW-CincInnati-T
8:00--N.B.C. System.
9:O0-Billikin Troupera
9;SO-N.B.C. System.
10 1O:OO-HollinRswoTth Hall,
IO:3O-FillmOre Band.
l1:O0--Melody Maids: Scrap Book.
11:3O-Los Amigos.
I2:OO-Gibson Orchestra; entertainers.
A. NJ.
1:OO-Theis Orchestra.
Continued on Page I'D
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-washInEton--sBO-S10

WRC-washIngton--
12:IO-SunshIne Carollers from the
Kilt Studios.
International Farm and Home
Hour-InternationaI Live Stock
Exposition and Grain Show,
2:00-Talk by Louis Rothschild
director of the Better Business
s:1S-"Tree Hints for December"
by e. P. Felt.
2:30-The Melody Three
s:l5-"Ths Magic of Speech" BY
a:so-La Forge. .Berumen Musicale.
4:O0--Ir. S. Army Band--Cart VIII
liam ]. stannard, leader, from
Washington Barracks.
6:OO-Radio- Keith -Orpheum Hour.
6:30-The Lady Next Door.
5:sS-Summary Of Programs.
S:O6-BIack and Gold Room orches-
7:OO-Ths Pepsodent Program. Amos
7:1S-Mld Wee" Week Federation Hymn
7:sO-Bulova Correct Time
7:31-Mary Alexander, pianist.
s:00-Fleischmann Sunshine Hour.
s;OO-seiherling singers.
9:3O-JRck Frost Melody Moments.
1N:O0-Victor Program.
11:OO-Weather Forecast,
li:OI-NationaI Grand Opera Com
papy, THE Secret OF Suzanne"
w MaAr-N -NhbutHktoU-oSV-FtV
I9:15--ColumbIa Noon Day Club.
l2;aB--YoenEs Orchestra.
1:20--AmbRssador Orchestra.
2:00-PAtterns in Prints.
3:00-ColumhiA Ensemble.
s:S0--For Your Information.
4:00--Ths Aztecs.
t:20-Tea Timers
Sse0-Ebony Twins, Plano Duo.
51S-Ambassador Tea Dance.
S:3o-"Improving Your Radio Re-
ception," by Clyde NJ. Hunt.
S40-Frank w. Young, pianist.
s:45-'People's Family Circle"
6:00-Correct Time
6;oe-News Flashes.
s:15-'Science News of the Week,
Mapping Alaska From the
Air. presented by Science
s:aO-Ctvic Repertory Plays. Eva lie
Galllenne.
7:OO-Benny Turner, of Philadelphia.
in popular songs
7:15-Frances Gutelius, concer (
pianist
7:3O-Gude's Garden of Melodies.
S:O0-Benrus Time.
8:00-Commodore Ensemble,
S:16-'"The Political Situation in
Washington Tonight" by Fred
eric William Vile.
S:30-Manhattan Moods.
9:00-True Detective Mysteries
9:30-Around the Samovar.
0:O0-Temple Hour.
lO:3O-National Forum from Wash
inEton.
11:0o-Hotel Paramount Orchestra.
II l:S0-Opening scene Of motion pic
ture Condemned" at Chinese
theater, Hollywood, Calf.
WOI,-WashingtOn
400-PaiEe Burroughs, contralto.
accompanied by Gretchen Hood
4:15-Etiquette Question Box, Mar.
Earet Ranahan.
430-Naval Hospital request pro.
gram.
b00-Tea Time.
5:45-The Town Crier.
6:0O-What's on the Air Tonight.
6:O3-Dinner music.
s;2O-Leuis Rothschild, Better Busi-
ness Bureau.
e:30-Estelle Wentworth Studio Re-
cital
7:00-Jmmie HARRISON, Popular
Pianist
7:S0-Latest News Flashes from The
Washington Herald
WJSV-Mt. Vernon Hills, Va.-l46O-2OS
I2:15--DaiIy Market reports.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
Crimson Finger-Nails
Fad for London Women

LONDON, Dec. 5 QNS0-The
woman with the crimson finger
nails has arrived in Britain.
Frequently one now sees a
woman in a London theater with
finger.nails colored a bright red.
Frequently one now sees q
woman in a London theater with
finger-nails painted a delicate
blue.
"The idea is that you color
your nails to suit your mood,
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

says the head Of London's chief
beauty parlor. IF you have the
Monday morning feeling, you
color your nails yellow.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
DISTANT STATIONS

WSB-Atlanta-74O-405
11:45-OrRan.
WCFI--ChiCagO-12SO-234
9:00--Local Unions.
0:00--Novelty program.
10:3O-Variety: dance music.
WIBO-ChicaRO--57O-526
9:00-N. &c. system.
9;30-Orchestra.
s:45-Kayser's Orchestra.
10;nO--Orchestra; studio.
1n:30--Russo's Orchestra