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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19
BRAIN TESTS

Allow about two minutes for this
test. In that space of time answer the
following questions by UNDERLYING the
proper word that follows each one.
% Edmund HALEY gained his great
est fame because of planet, continent.
ocean, comet, island.
90 The name of Christopher Co
lumbus is associated with that of a
famous king of Italy, France, Portugal,
Spain, England.
go The discovery of the North Pole
has been conceded to Byrd, Amundsen,
Cook, Peary, Mobile.
"a Gen. Scott became famous in the
Revolutionary War, War of 1912. Mex
lean War, Civil War, Spanish-American
War.
(5) Thomas A. Edison is famous
chiefly because of his inventions in con-
nection with the steam engine, phono-
graph, automobile, airplane, cotton gin.
90 The primary struggle for indie
pendence during the Spanish American
War concerned Hawaii. Cuba, Porto
Rico, the Philippine Islands, Panama.
Do not refer to the answers until you
have completed the test.
Answers.
Cd comet; co Spain; go Peary;
(4) Mexican War: 60 monograph;
90 Cuba.
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Apricot Charlotte
Makes Good Dessert

Rub stewed dried apricots through a
coarse Strainer to make one and one
half cupfuls of pulp. Add to it the
juice of one orange and one teaspoonful
of grated orange rind. Soak two table,
spoonfuls of plain gelatin in one-third
cupful of cold water for 10 minutes.
then dissolve in one cupful of boiling
water. Cool and add to the apricot
mixture. If not sweet enough, add
sugar as necessary. Cool the mixture
until it begins to thicken and then fold
in the stiffly beaten whites of two eggs
and one cupful of whipped cream. Pour
into small molds, chill, turn out and
serve plain or garnished with small tri-
angles of sponge cake or with lady
fingers.
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sible date-but prize money will be mailed
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of Good Housekeeping Institute; Della T.
Lutes, Housekeeping Editor of Modern Pris-
ella, and Cora F. Sanders, Associate Editor
of Woman's World. Their decisions will be
final.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

who needs candle illumination on a
Spring day at noon or o'clock? She
hated to give them up because she had
some lovely candleSticks which went
well with one of her pottery jugs.
That, too, was discarded, however,
since it crowded the flowers too closely.
Each tulip with its leaves lost its indi-
viduality. Instead Of centerpiece of
tulips she had bouquet. She preferred
to use shallow glass dish with glass
flower holder. A few tulips arranged
gracefully were stunning and kept their
individuality. And incidentally such
small number of flowers is cheaper OF
easier to get from ones own garden.
Engagements mean showers If you are
interested write to Nancy Page, care of this
paper, inclosing a stamped. addressed
envelope, asking for her leafet on showers.
Copyright. 1921
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the date was set and Lois made her
plans.
She decided on tulips for the GEN.
terpiece. She rather thought they were
appropriate for an engagement lunch
con. and any way they were at their
most gorgeous best. With flowers like
that for centerpiece she knew she would
have to key her color scheme rather
high. She could not have baby blue or
shell pink.
Lois had been at engagement lunch
cons where the table was so tricked out
in announcement trimmings that it
looked silly and overdone. She decided
to keep hers simple. Since the lunch
con was given in the day time she ruled
against candles. They should never be
on a table unless they are lighted and
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NANCY PAGE
Lois Plans an Effective
Spring Table.
by FLORENCE LA GANKE.

When Dorothy told Lois that she
had just received ring from Arthur
Lois asked for the fun and pleasure
of giving Dorothy an announcement
party. Nancy gave one for me not
so long ago, and know how, thrilled
and pleased was. I vowed then that
would pass on that happiness to
some one else and there is no one for
whom I would rather entertain" Sc
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MILADY BEAUTIFUL
By LOIS LEEDS.

matter with the feet. Flat-foot is fairly
common among children az we'll as
adults and the sooner it is discovered
and corrected, the better. A girl who
has flat-foot is ungraceful in all her
movements, because the foundations
upon which her weight rests cher feet
are faulty. She tends to neglect all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19
Tunafsh in Shells.

Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter, add
three tablespoonfuls of -four, then one
and one-half cupfuls of milk. When
thick add half cupful of mayonnaise
and then one and one-half cupfuls Of
tunaf1sh. Place spoonful in the CEN
ter of each baking shell or small sau-
Ger. Border with mashed potato. Heat
and brown in a hot oven for 10 min
utes. Garnish with parsley or peas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

In the seventeenth century there lived
q physician whose fame has reached
down the centuries, and he is quoted
now as we'll as in the past. Like many
physicians of today, this man, Sir
Thomas Browne, was an author as we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19
.DorothyDir
Finds
Them
Fundamentally
the Same
Nearly All Of Mistakes Men Make in Dealing With
Women Are Based On False Assump-
tons About Women
DO
W'omtef,
Think as
Men Do?


"A that cut on
the wash of life
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bags of Expello and
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that Expello, used
according to easy d.
rections on every
can, will not let one
moth worm survive!
Expello kills the
moth worms. These
really do all the
damage. Thousands
of women have con-
clusively demon
strated the unusual
efficacy of Expello
in their own homes.
H u n Dire s h a V e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-19

A DECISIVE victory over the
persistent clothes moth is
within your reach at last.
No more worry about ex-
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your storage closets and
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Expello is waiting for
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ment stores. It is a vapor
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no pump guns. No muss,
fuss, stains or lingering
odor. Yet we promise you
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written us in it's praise.
Two famous entomologists
testing Expello in the lab
oratories of different uni
versities reported it 1909
efficient in every test.
Hang a can of Expello
high in your clothes and
storage closets today. 1t
lasts for from three to four
months. Requires no at
tention till crystals all
evaporate. Also get the
container with 10 handy
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CJames NJ. Bailey. 1s41,l8s4 founded the
panbury Comm News; he wrote for this
paper many humorous sketches: he was the
author of Life. in Danbury:" The panoury
News Mans Almanac" They All DO IT.
etc)
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
TodMorgan Picked
To Defeat Gorilla

Los Angeles. April 4. = (Ar) - Tod
Morgan will try to succeed tonight
where three other fistic champions
failed.
The junior lightweight titlcl1older
will enter the Hempen Square here IN
answer to the challenge Of Santiago
Gorilla. dusky glove thrower from
Panama.
Since the passage OF the l0-round
boxing law in California three cham
pions have brought their diadems into
Los Angeles rings. only to see them
snatched away. frankie Genaro. fly
weight: Mike Ballerino. Junior light
weight, and Pinky Mitchell junior
welterweight. suffered that fate.
The champion in most quarters wa.
favored to win 10 to 9.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
Hotel Planters
Bowlers Beaten

Chicago, April 4.-tF)-High scoring
in the American Bowling Congress
tournament yesterday was confined to
the all-events division where H. Qua
nieri, of Ashtabula. o.. took seventh
place with 1916 pirs and M. Welter
of Chicago. tenth with 1901.
The Hotel Planters quintet. led BY
the famous Jimmy Smith, went the
way OF most highly-touted teams this
season when they scored 2,791 last
night. just 200 pins short of tenth
place. Smith who is said have SOC
more games to his credit than any
other living bowler. contributed only
$40 points IN three games.
Leaders in the singles, doubles. ano
five-man events were undisturbed. F
Felt. Appleton, Wis. was high in the
singles for the day with 684.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
SIXTH annual MEET
WILL Be CONDUCTED
UNDER new SYSTEM
Three Cups and Gold, Silver and
Bronze Medals Awarded
TO Winners
BISMARCK WON LAST YEAR
Visiting Contestants Will Sleer
in High School Cymnasi.
um Friday Night
BISMARCK WON LAST YEAR

May 3 and I have been set as the
dates for the Sixth annual Capital
City Track and Field meet, according
to an announcement made by w. II.
Payne and Roy D. Mcleod, principal
and athletic director respectively at
Bismarck high school.
Invitations to l1teh schools In this
district already have been mailed.
Devote Two Days
Two days will be given to the meet
this year. making 1t possible to run
of the preliminaries in all track
events at $3.50 p. m. Friday. May 3.
Preliminaries In the field events will
be conducted Saturday morning at 10
o'clock. and the finals In all events
will begin at 1880 p. M. May a. Cots
will be provided In the Bismarck high
school gymnasium for the accommo-
dation Of contestants. who may sleep
In the school Friday night. Contest
ants are requested to bring their own
blankets.
Contestants In the meet will be
limited to three events. exclusive o1
the relay. Each school may enter
three men in an event. but only two
men may compete in any one event
for one school. Point totals OF five
three. two, and one will be awarded
to contestants and their respective
teams for the first four places IN each
event.
Eligibility rules Of the North Da.
kota high school league will apply ir
all events of the meet. Schools, in or
der to compete, must be in gooe
standing in The North Dakota higf
school league of the North Dakota
consolidated high school league.
Many Awards Offered
Awards for the meet include cur
for the winning team, cup for thu
highest individual point winner. a cur
for the winning relay team, and gold
silver, and bronze medals for winners
OF places In the finals Of each event
The large trophy, provided for tn
meet by the Bismarck Service clubs
will be contested for again. 1t mus
be won three times by one team 70
permanent possession. Bismarck Wol
1t last year. having won every NEE
. since the annual event was institute
In 1924, and must win it twice NOR
for permanent possession.
A banquet will be given for all con
testants. coaches. judges. and super
intendents by the Bismarck Chambe
of Commerce at the conclusion Of tn
meet. The exact time has not bee
set.
All trophies will be awarded at tn
conclusion of the meet.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04

Lyn Larry passed a strong test be-
fore he reached the majors.
The Yankees arranged for his pur-
chase along with Jimmy Reese at the
end OF the 1927 season. with the pro-
vision that the deal be closed with
Oakland the following year.
Reese slipped in 1928 but Larry
stayed right up with the best infield-
ers In the Pacific Coast league. Reese
was dropped. Lyn came on up with
the further reward that he found the
shortstop position waiting for him.
Larry batted .3l4 and fielded .9S7 n
1928. He bats and throws right
handed. His age Is 23 years, height
five feet. eleven inches and weight
1856 pounds. Lyn's home is at Visalia
Calf.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
Fish Continue
Cracking Marks

New York, April 4.-(P)-Establish-
ment of new records continued to fea-
ture the two-day meet Of the Ma
itonal A. A. U. swim championships
at the New York A. G. pool.
Walter Spence, Philadelphia star,
outdistanced the field in his breast
stroke speciality to set a new mark Of
2:47 3i5 last night. The ole record
was 2:48 LIS.
In trial heat Of the 400-yard re-
lay the New York A. G. team set
new record of 1923 2/5, which will not
be allowed because the swimmers dis
pensed with suits.
Michael Galitzen, l9-year-old Los
Angeles diving star, won the low
board diving event. Galitzen nov
holds three national championships
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
ASHLAND, CLASSEN
\ OF OKLAHOMA CITY
| CLASH IN FEATURE
EiiIiner Maintains Lead Over
II Missourians and Wins
h by II to II Count
SMALL TOWNS Do BATTLE
ElIienl,a, Ca, Comes Through II,
Johnston City Game With
1928 Victory
sMALL TOWNS Do BATTLE

Il Chicago, April 4.-(P)-Valley City,
IN. D., today had a 500 percentage
Ut the National High School Basket
|.all tournament at the University OF
chicago.
n Having been eliminated from the
|big show in their first game, the Da-
[.ota boys came beck yesterday to cop
b consolation tournament game from
Independence, Mo-. II to Il.
n It was a rough game and many
FOULS were called. Valley City spurtcd
|sway with all carly lead and held an
q to 3 margin at halt time. They
Etalled off frequent rallies IN the last
Two periods
Y Independencc's play was consider
&bly nampercd by the defense OF the
Dakota team, Duvall showed we'll In
$ais teams passing attack while Cap
Eain Mckay. rangy center. led the
Soys in points scored with four field
koals and free throw.
The lineup:
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
The Sportfolio
(By ED POLLOCK)

How old is Man o War? Is he still
owned by Riddle? ID. r. W.
How does Miller Higgins pennant-
winning record compare with Nc
Graw's record with the Giants?
"a. v. RI
Who led the National League last
season in runs batted In? Where
did Hornsby rate in this depart
ment? q. p. RI
How many times did Dempsey meet
Carl Morris and what were the
results of the bouts? Il. McC0
How many years did Ty Cobb man.
age Detroit? What was the high
est position attained by Detroit
while he was manager? 81. S. c.
Any question relative to sport
will be answered through this
column If sent to the SPORT
FOLIO, care of The Tribune.
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAYS
QUERIES
John Panica Is the right name Of
Johnny Wilson, the former mid
dleweight boxing champion.
II a batted ball hits an umpire the
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
Totals

n The task Of selecting national
|hiph school basketball champion to-
aay had narrowed down to the Job
E5f finding the best Of the l6 teams
Remaining in play at the University
E,f Chicago national prep school tour
EAament.
n Having successfully passed two
hurdles barring its path to . second
national title, Ashland, KY. today
laced Classen high of Oklahoma City,
Eoxla.. champions. The title holders
same through yesterday In their Sec
lind round against Lakeland, Florida.
ashland and Classen are to take the
.ourt in the final game tonight at
IA p. m.
Joes, Colo, the farmer five that
Flashed to a brilliant victory over
laurel, Del. yesterday. was to face
[yankton, s. D.. back for its sixth try
flt the title in eight years. Yankton
! 5ut Bristol. Conn.,. out Of the running
yesterday, leaving only one eastern
| ,utry-Naugatuck. Conn. In the race
| or the championship.
A battle for small town supremacy
,ccupies the center Of the stage at
aoon, when Heath, KY, described as
wide place In the road" was to
larry its fight for national aspiration
igainst Jenan. La, a hamlet OF less
llan 500 population.
Yesterdays scores In the champion
fship tournament: College Grove
kenn.. 80, Moorhead, Minn., 90;
Wheeling. w. Va, 81. Boaz. Ala. Is;
,ocatello, Idaho, 81, Cumberland. Md
10.
Jackson, Mich, q; Columbus. 8. G.
h (overtime).
Yankton, s. b.. Is: Bristol. Conn.
Is.
Joes, Colo. Il; Laurel, Del, Z.
Warren, Ark, 80: Rane, Chicago. SO
Naugatuck. Conn.,, 50: NeWpor
Views, Va, %.
vienna. Ga. 80; Johnston City, Ill
Is.
Ashland. KY. 81: Lakeland. Fla, u
Classen, Oklahoma City. Is; Gran
He, Salt Lake City, %.
Today's championship games:
II a. m.-Raton. N. NJ, VS. Wheeler
Hiss.
l2 noon-Rena, La, VS.. Heath. Ky
D. m.-College Grove, Tenn, v
&Nheeling, w. Va.
4p. m.-Pocatello, Idaho, ". Jack
ION, Mich.
S D. m.-Yankton, s. D., VS.. Joe
SEolo.
D. m.-Warren, Ark, VS.. Vienn'
s5a.
8 y. m.-NargatuckS Conn, v
Athens, Texas.
8 D. m-Ashland. KY, VS.. Classel
bklahoma City.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04

batter gets credit for basehit
provided the umpire was standing
on fair territory. The batter also
gets q hit If the batted ball
strikes a baserunner.
John A. Heydler has been president
of the National League since 1918.
Boston with twenty lone pennanSs
tops all other cities for big league
baseball championships
The Yankees at cnc time led the Ath-
letics last season by thirteen and
one-half games.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
valley City Defeats independence No. in Consolation Tourne
rack and Field Meet Set for May and This Year
Thevenow Maybe
Through for Year

Philadelphia, April 4.-E- Man
ager Shotton and his Philadelphia
Nationals were nearing home today
from the southern training base at
Winter Haven, Fla. They are due
early tonight. and preparations have
been made for workouts tomorrow on
the home grounds. Advices from
Lakeland today said that Tommy
Thevenow, who was hurt in an auto
mobile accident, was doing nicely"
but that he probably would not b
able to play baseball again this sea
son.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
LUCAS. RIXEY REST

Birmingham. Ala. April 4.-(AP)-
Red Lucas and Eppa Rixey. Cinctn-
natl Red pitchers. were privileged to
sit on the bench today while their
mates engaged the Birmingham team.
and congratulate each other. The
two veterans worked yesterdays en-
counter against the Atlanta club and
turned in q shutout, 6 to 0.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
GRANrHAM GETS HOMER

Houston, Tex, April 4.-P-The
Pirates have been doing some sweet
hitting during their spring training,
TIC team average being led by George
Grantham. second sacker, whose home
run beat Houston yesterday S to 4
Lloyd Waner turned an ankle sliding
in the first inning and retired from
the game.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
HAYES. BARNES START

Washington, April 4.-tPHThe last
doubts as to the starting lineup for
the Washington club when 1t opens
the official league season apparently
have been dissipated. Manager john
SCI said Joe Cronin will not displace
Jack Hayes at second base, and the
terrific clouting OF Red" Barnes has
insured his starting in place Of the
veteran Sam Rice In the outfield.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04

Macon. Ca. April 4.-tP)-Tvo re-
cruits. being groomed for regular posts
with the st. Louis Cardinals. showed
to good advantage yesterday. Ray
LinRrel hurled five cipher innings
and Charley Colbert. shortstop, stole
bases. including home for the first
Red Bird tally.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
BIG PITCHERS READY

Jacksonville. Fla, April 4.-(AP)-
Manager Bill Carrigan Of the Red sox
has reported big Ed Morris and Char.
ley Ruffing as the furthest advanced
OF his pitchers. The big fellows are
in fine form and fit to open the
league schedule.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04

Ben Gorctakoff. tennis star at Oc-
cidental College, has twice reached
the finals of the intercollegiate
championships, but was beaten each
time He will play in the title
matches again this year
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
BROWNS STE HoMERs

Memphis, Tenn, April 4-(RHThe
st. Louis Browns finally saw home
run In an exhibition contest. Four
Of them yesterday. two BY each team,
were the first ones the Browns
watched in l2 games, and the BiFm-
ineham game went 12 innings before
the American LeAsuers won, 1911.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
OTT GOES BIG

New Orleans. April 4. -(AP) = Al
though he has the habit Of hitting
at all times. Mel OFT, young Giant
outfielder. finds the climate Of hts
home state Of Louisiana conducive to
good batting average. For three ex-
hibition games his average Is AT.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
Fights Last Night
(By the Associated Press

(Oy tuO k9SSOAU0SNNo = SSf
Cincinnatl.--Maxie Rosenbloom,
New York, outpointed Joe Ander.
son, Covington, Ky. 10). Buly
Angelo, Philadelphia. stopped
Jack Munroe, Charleston. w. VI.
(l0). Indian Tiger West, Phila-
delphia, stopped Young williams,
Cincinnati (5).
st. Louis Davey Abad, Pan
ANA, outpointed Johnny Pee Wee
Kaiser, st. Louis (10). Rosey Stoy.
youngstown, outpointed Henry
Lenard, Chisago (10).
Kansas City Joey Rivers.
Kansas City, knocked out Don
Barnett, Los Angeles (D.
Charlotte, N. c. Sid Terris,
Chapel Hill, N. c., outpointed
King Solomon (1O).
Benton Harbor. Mich Art
Knopp, Toledo, and Harry Perlick,
Kalamazoo, Mich, drew (10).
GOOD HITTER, POOR FlELDEl
Babe Herman, with the Brookly
Dodgers, is terrific hitter, but
navy vaa~ss fSMlAA~
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
EOSENFElD UTILITY MAN

Max Rosenfeld, who came TO the
Brooklyn club as All outfielder. may
be carried as utility man this season
He played second and first base while
in college.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
TIGERS MEET PIRATES

Fort Worth. Texas, April 4.-(R)-
After handing the Chicago Cubs q 5
to 3 beating yesterday. Detroit's IT,
gers moved here from Beaumont to
open a series with the DOME Bush's
crippled Pirates.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
INDIANS WORK !: DAYS

New Orleans. La. April +(R)-Two
days Of work are the interim for the
Cleveland Indians separating their 5
to 4 defeat Of the New York Giants
yesterday and the games Saturday
and Sunday with the Brooklyn
Robins
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04
NEED SOME OUTFIELDERS
The Boston Braves hope to get one
or two new outfielders before the sea-
son begins. The club needs them
badly.
mPREssEs BILL CARRIGAN

Perhaps not this year, but within q
year or two, Manager Bill Carrigan
Of the Red Sox believes Ed Durham,
18-year pitcher, Will be . star in
the major leagues. -
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-04

homer of the year by few inches,
while Lou led the Yanks' second team
against the University Of Texas at
Austin.