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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-14

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AT LINCOLN FIELDS
WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK, FAST

rwo-ysar. old fnaidens; purle $1,000: furionEs
Wtlr ODDS Jockey COMMENT
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SCRATCHED--CoriDne Star, Yorktown,
fish, Harpoon, Great Sport, Copperships.
Evening star., 1929-06-30

Mary Sands Of the same" and Cornelius II.
Gray, Esq, TO Miss Henrietta Young" and the
editors contribution which followed:
30 Time thou art mysterious
tremble ut thy name
For Mt thy bid the very Sand
Has changed itself to rain (Tcreign):
Thy powers have seen displayed
Upon lady gay.
But yesterday and she was Young,
Alas! she's now grown Gray
Evening star., 1929-06-30

not appeal to US In this enlightened day a.
being just the thing. After all rs TO whether
our morals are on the improve or the decline
may resolve itself into toss-up.
marriage announcement Of especial interest
10 an old Washingtonian was that Of Allison
Nailor Not the one who used to turn Out on
the Avenue with his sleigh and beautiful white
horses every time suficient snow fell, but evi-
IDENTIFY his father. The Metropolitan carried
this brief announcement:
Evening star., 1929-06-30

way, or our chances for being here would in
deed have been slim. Here are two reported by
the same paper in the issue Of January 8. 1887,
which We might be justified In believing turned
out all right, from the poetic send-on given the
parties by the editor.
The announcements read: "On Tuesday eve
ming the Sd ult, by the Rev. Mr. e. K. Time.
Mr. Charles foreign Of Baltimore City. to Miss
Evening star., 1929-06-30

On June 2, 1887 we find an item especially
interesting to genealogsts and those looking
up their family history 1t reads: "A wagon load
of girls passed through Northampton, Massa-
chuseets destined for the West, to supply the
matrimonial market" And yet some folks say
we are getting worse. Maybe we are; but surely
this method of marrying OF our daughters
even If we were as poor as Jobs turkey-would
Evening star., 1929-06-30

all the way through to Great Fails.
But the chances seem to be somewhat
against ever opening up again this historic
waterway the scenery along which, IN Gays gone
by. was most delightful and fascinating, and IS
SO even now though its wild character IS nat
,iralIy giving way to beautiful residences and
yils sites for quite way outside the city.
Today. If some one invited you to go on an
excursion to Great Falls via the canal, 1t Is
doubtful If you would appreciate the mvitation,
and vet the writer recalls having gone on .
sunday school excursion up this old canal and
thoueht he was having the time of his life, and
no doubt many who read this story will recall
having done the same thing with equal delight.
All the canal boats then were not operated
by mule power some being driven by steam ana
it was on of the latter type that the Writer
made his voyage, to Dickey's and to the sur
rounding country for one brief days recreation
How amusing it was then TO enter the lock ana
wait until it was filled with sufficient water 10
raise the boat TO the level OF the canal on tne
upward journey and to enjoy the reverse opera
tion on our way home UnqueStionably, the
present mode OF travel is a great Improvement
over what it was so years ago, but after ali.
taking an excursion on canal boat Is Wen
worth remembering and it had its good points,
too for today lose much Oh the peauynui
scenery of the country through which we pass
d,,e To the high rate of speed we ordinarily
maintain.
me custom OF giving excursions up the canal
evidently began at an early date-perhaps
when our grandparents were chlloren-ior we
find recorded in the National Inteligencer tnaS
a line of passenger boats began running on THIS
canal as far back as 1881, and special event,
heralded by the Metropolitan as being OF much
Importance, occurred on July 4, 1883, wnen
President jackson and his cabinet,s the foreign
minister. and about nifty invited guests, took an
outing in canal boat-described as an "au-day
trip"-up to six miles above Great Falls. The
Marine Band was taken along Ito enliven the
occasion" and it is quite likely that Peggy
O,Nef went along, too, to grace the occasion,
and that Gen Eaton assisted the President in
entertaining the crowd. although their names
ere not specifically mentioned.
ID DUNNING back the old newspaper files OF
nearly . hundred years ago. we come
across some very amusing items. marriage an
nouncement copied by the Metropolitan,
Georgetown newspaper-pubfshed from 1920 70
Ss37-from the Richmond (Ky) Chronicle
beads: "Married-In this county, on Friday
Evening the l2th instant Mr.. Asa Anderson "a
Miss Martha Aliet. On Saturday evening, the
&3th MIR. Anderson hung himself to an apple
Hree In his fathers orchard, and was found the
next morning dead. He had the reputation Of
being sober industrious and moral man..
) OF course all marriages did not pan out that
Evening star., 1929-06-30
By JoHN CL4CETT PRoCTOR.

-y HIS would be an ideal season of the
year for trip up the canal--that Is,
of course, If the canal was navigable
all the way through to Great Falls.
But the chances seem to be somewhat
Evening star., 1929-06-30
Holidays Up the &. and 0. Ganal
The old Water-.

The old Water-
.goay Mas a Rendez-
i0ousf orWashingfons s
Early Excursionists.
Andreg0 70 Jackson $
Canal Trips -Alex-
nndria and the Aque-
duct That PreciPi-
lated Retrocession.
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Four. h InstzIsaenc:
What Happened Before

Re-: emrer Ssedd0n, pretty, unsorhis-
tic,ted gui, is the daughter Of lHn1iy
II. na-row-minded minister IN a small mid
western town. Her father,
Rev Doctor Steddon. violently opposed
e. what he considers worldly things, &C
Csp,S motion pictures as the cause Tor
rlch Of the evil OF the present day.
Troubled with a cough, Remember goes
10 see
Dr.. Bretherick. an elderly physician, who
IS aStom,Eed at the plight III which ne
finds her Pressed by the doctor, Rcmem-
b Jdmits her unfortunate affair WITH
NHood Farnaby, a poor boy, son OF the
tom sot. As Remember and DR.. Breth-
e., =. discuss the problem telephone mes
5 . brings the news that Elwood has been
/ "A in an accident. Dr.. Bretherick &C
fucly persuades Remember 20 go West
he cough serving as 4 plausible excuse; ;
Z write home Of meeting and marrying a
r.. ended Sui,or-"Mr Woodvllle and
l.,r TO write her parents announcing her
- bands" death before the birth OF her
G, scted child Unable alone 70 bear her
Secret, Remember goes 20 her mother Win
-,er mother agrees with the plan of the
& .,rr Mem leaves town. ON the train
Nom accidentally meets Tom Hobby, movie
.. travelling with Robina Tecle, leading
I'm the movies, who are the CynoSure
f. eyes. The train comes 20 an abrupt
a disaster having been narrowly
.e', and the passengers set out and
out
tucson Mem meets DR.. Galbraith, a
who knows her father and takes an
gee in her. She miscalis Tom Hobby
Woodville' in order 70 make her
p -.si sutton seem more real. While the
{ '-o.hs are away, she writes them as
w.. .s her parents that she has married
e. g. Voodville' and that they are 20 live
Nuaa-ior which place Sic buys q
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
YOUR HAIR IN SUMNER

Ever since the vogue of permanent
waving became a nationwide instl-
tuition women everywhere have paid
less attention to the care OF their
hair In summer than ever before.
Once it was a difficult matter to
keep straight hair softly curled and
neatly arranged through the warm,
moist weather. Women worked hard
over their hair-thcy fused with
it-spent much time and energy IN
keeping it smooth, shining and we'll
groomcd.
Now, fortified with permanent
wave they face the summer season
boldly. No extra attention IS given
&c the hair a shampoo occasionally,
a moment for pushing the wave into
place with the fingers, and the hair
is forgotten for week, except Tor
the hasty care i gets during the
daily combing.
All this saves time during vaca-
ton days but it is exceedingly bad
for the hair. Even permanently
waved hair needs careful regular at
tention to keep it healthy and we'll
erocmed locking. The operator who
waved your hair may have told you
moi 10 brush lt--that ii you brushed
il often the wave would come out.
Bu, warn you to brush, and to brush
fre.uently The wave may be loos-
en-, lightly on !; MAY not last quite
800 E";ll h~ eofter
49,, ..ore sl..u.u.. I..c added gloss
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17

economic law ct supply end asusessd-
When, as has recently been the saae,
there Is O world aver -preductten II
sugar, the market price drops. "
such times a fixed duty may rot 2err-
vide an adequate margin 70 snshss
the American sugar industry 70 u7a.
"If, however, either through nat
ural causes or by reason Of crop Ca
strictions in sugar producing ccsSr-
tries, a comparative shortage OF sugar
should occur in any year, world pcsee<
would advance. At such q tirrss =
fixed tariff Of even the present tsss
might be altogether UNNECESSARY nus
the welfare of this corntryNs saga, IN
terests. Such tariff. indeed. miRnz
become merely a license to wiring xs
orbitant profits from American son
sumers.
with sliding scale. adeqrs1e pdr
lection would at all ttnssa 10 stfsodoa
both our suGar iodNGtxs sns Hec CON
summing puoss- Ia ssSsaA - ? xHk4a
surplus the ivy S-aSAs ssSs. sp~-sS
to pruoess tho ppestxtee N aR Dz.zse
supply saas sssoet ~rsa ssosN, ssszP stse
duty vmzas sSaa SGse4asNs - ~
tanafta ~ Gao tAssxSSaA fVrsveS -
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hut. Mem dcci,si. Size must accept
1t. v hat RICH mad she to pride?
And so she Jared INFO the desert
TO become a widow as she had
become wife She went there
to .rd obscurity and concealment.
But everything went by con-
trarics, and from that oasis she was
to be cauel. up into fiery chariot,
for all III. world 70 behold as it
rolled her round and round the
globe on an amazing destiny.
Mem was deposited at the lonely
station OF Palm Springs, and fear
smothered her as she watched the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
SHeekles Says Sliding Scale o
- Would Guard Family PocketboCN
A aiding scale duty on sugar. which

A sliding scale duty on sugar, which
would protect the pocketbook Of the
sugar consumer while at the same
time giving adequate protection TO
the American sugar industry, is urged
by Rudolph Spreekles. Independent
}renner, for adoption in tie Lew tariff
bin now before the senate.
SprecSles not only opposes the nat
rate Of three cents Per pound pro-
yided IN the House bill, with rate
of $3.50 per hundred against Ssubs,
but has declared his opposition to
any sliding scale that would carry its
rates upward to that point.
The submission Of sliding scale
schedule by Senator Smoot, chairman
Of the Senate Finance Committee, IN
charge OF the LIN. has made it evident
thai tSa;s nSU method Of appcrtion-
sax suRer Svfsisr II to be given most
sU1wass confederation. The points
between which the duty may move
whether between the limits Of the one
and two cents per pound as suggested
by SPEECHES. or between one and
three cents as proposed by Smoot, are
for tho time being regarded as secon-
daFy In Importance to the question Of
tho adoption Of the sliding scale prin-
ctpie. 1t Is to the principle, rather
than TO specific rates, that Congress
Wiz give It's fret attention.
SAs explained by Spreckles, it's orig
inai sponsor before Congress, the
sliding scale would automatically ad-
j,ast tariff rates on sugar to meet
changing conditions Of world pro-
duction and price. While at all times
providing a margin adequate to pro-
toct the American sugar grower, it
wou1d, by its automatic adjustments,
safeguard the public against exorbi-
tant rates should world prices ad-
vance.
cSrhe Gliding scale, briefly" says
sbzeckle7, would place Americas su-
gar tariff on a scientific basis. Under
a fixed tariff, what is ample protection
today may be an altogether unneces-
sary rate next month or next year.
Or duty that today keeps out food
Of cheap foreign sugar may be tnstf-
f1cient t. hold it back tomorrow.
"a sliding scale duty would meet.
promptly and effectively, such chang
ing conditions In the worlds sugar
markets..
BaysI h a world commodity. It's
Gfjpa IA world trade, - fixed By tho
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Give her a chance, won't you"
The director twisted in his sadie
and stared at Mem with cXp~tt
eyes, then laughed at Hobby.
"All right" he said, I'll tax !
chance. Two of the extra wo,, /
keeled over this morning from :
heat. III have my assistant / z
her to the wardrobe woman aud rct
her fitted out and made up. sac
can appear in the famine seer"
The caravan resumed its plodL'g
advance, and Hobby turned bac,, 10
say to Remember:
I've taken a great liberty. I
can't bear the thought of your
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
81 Ws0cN HaH

Ii is no logger sufficient merely
to place On the dressing table set
of toilet ware. To be smart, Ole
must have mirror, brush. comb and
cream jars that complement the dec
orative scheme
Created by foremost modern art
lists, period and modern designs in
mos. exquisite colors have made
their appearance. For the room OF
18th Century influence there is a
charming Vatican design, done in
burgundy and cream in the toile du
Juoy manner. Another and more
formal pattern follows the classic
lines of Napoleon's day; a third
adapts the lines of modern art to
the Wedgwood motif which has been
a favorite for centuries.
When planning improvements IN
home-furnishings for fall If is well
TO remember this fashion trend
which Sc definitely stamps The toilet
table as 10 date.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eckman of Los Angeles were the
first passengers to make reservation for the initial Coast
to Coast Atrial Service inaugrated by the New York
Central Lines The photograph shows the Southwestern
Limited starting from Grand Central Terminal on the first
leg of the combined train and plane continental SER
vice made up by the New York Central Lines Universal
Aviation Corporation and the Atchson Topeka and San
Fe Railways On the platform from Cleft to rgh are
President Crowley; Lieut. Cow Lehman Of New York;
Mayor Walker Mrs Mabel Webrandt of the Aviation
Corporation Mrs Arthur Eckman Robert Armstrong, OF
the Los Angeles Times Martin Code of the North Am
erican Newspaper Alliance, and Arthur Eckan pronin
ent Los Angeles Attorney, and member of the Los An
geles Board of Education Herbert Photos, New York;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
Apple Butter with Grape Juice

If grape favor is desired in apple
butter It may be obtained by the use
of grape juice. To each gallon OF
peeled and sliced apples, cooked into
sauce and strained, add ! pint grape
Juice, | cup brown sugar and q tea
spoon salt. Cook slowly and stir
often for 2 hours, or until OF de-
sired thickness. Then add ! teaspoon
cinnamon
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
Macaroon Es-re

NT'p cup heavy "~tf'
swcl,cn with pov c.>4 -. Il
fiayo- with vanilla Break . 49,
Rooms into small + G.; rr' a /"
the cream. Pile /. si.:,t ,2ss~s
with a border Of whoic naoafo rs
Garnisn with maraschino cherries
and set away in rc,rii -.ator 10 be-
come thoroughly chilled.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17

and life it has will NOT han make
I'D for a little less N wave. Ana a
wide, loose wave, -cmembcr, Is mucsi
more fashionable than a tight one this
season. If you are swimming daily
in salt water you should take unusu-
ally good care OF your hair Since
no swimming cap yet devised will
keep the hair from getting wet when
YOU dive or swim under water, you
must remember to rinse your hair
under a clear water shower after
each swim. Salt left in the hair
makes it STICKY, dull and lifeless.
Exposing your head, hatless. to the
warpl, summer winds is excellent for
the hail. To be fragrant and healthy
!, ruust be frequently summed and
aired. Continued exposure to the
hc.. midday Sun, however, will burn
and dry it dangerously. Wear a light
straw hat if you are TO be in the hot
sun for any length of time-and II
your hair already looks sunburned,
use q hot oil massage before each
shampoo.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17

working as a servant when there
may be a big career before you in
the pictures. There is shortage
in the company for the big scene,
and you'd be a godsend. To please
mel mean the director-do this,
won't you?"
well, of course, if it would be
doing you a favor" -
"An immense favor"
~ dom: know any&se yen
know"
"1'hat's al ths better, sYsa Ire
nothing to un1earn. Here's 20
Ellis, the assistant dirsator. Hell
take care OF you. I've got to Co."
Mrs. Kittery, the wardrobe
woman, and Leva Lemaire twao n
private life was Mrs. David TNi!,..u-
SOM helped Mem into one OF the
cars after she had made explana-
tons aud SAID farewell to the
curious ranchman. While Ms.
Kittery found costume for her,
Mrs. Wilkinson, who was an extra
woman" took the job Of making
her up.
Watching scene being taken
Mem listened to Leva: That's
Robina Teele on that biggest
camel. She's earning her none
to-day by the sweat of her W
system. She's sweet on Tom 10
and as jealous OF him as a fe /.
mighty nice boy-not spoiled 2 H't
by being advertised as the ro.
beautiful thing in the world. l was
in scene with him once; he was
Just as considerate as if l had been
Norma Lalmadge or Pauline Fred
erick."
In heat that drove the descg.
Indians into the shade and idle
ness, dainty actresses and actors
invited sunstroke, and after a t.me
the extras were called forth frcI
the comparative shelter Of the
tents to the scene Of action.
Mem could not believe that this
was she who stumbled across the
sand, twitching her skirts out of
the talons of the cactus, carefully
dabbing the sweat from her face
with a handkerchief already COL
lored like a painters brush rae, and
jingling, as she walked, with bar
barrie jewelry.
The mob went forward slowly
and she recognized Tom Hobby on
a camel. She hoped that he would
not recognize her, but he studied
all the faces and, being used to
made her out and hailed
her with the password:
"How you standing it"
She called up to him:
"All right, thank you"
There was vast interest in her
rom now on. The leading n,n
had singled out an extra womaH
for special attention, and the go,
sip went round with a rush as Ct
wings.
The director divided the extras
INTO groups, with business as
Iigusd to each.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
Fish Scalloped with Vegetables

small onion, cup water, l cup
creamed fish cup choprcd buttered
carrots l cnn cooked sraghett; J
;sp. ST o~i .t.!t g..'-'. Rem We
seeds from t-.puf, c-Os onion -----
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
Rice Combination So

~ cups cooked rice, 4 tbs. chop-
ped celery, salt, 4 ibis. chopped pi-
miento, 8 tbs. grated cheese, ibis.
green peppers or olives: Combine
INGREDIENTS and serve on lettuce with
Frcroil dressing or mayc2noi-c.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
Pcruer.hs, this when Ironing

r yon ,na win the 'h'cads .-orrl-
erably icuet'iwise thread, the 9th
is less likely to stretch out Of shape;
Real linen, all table linen and
starched articles must be ironed per-
fectly dry to give them a gloss,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17
Protects Cut Fruit

IT you place sheet OF oiled paper
over cut fruit such rs oranges,
grapefruit. melons, and 'ay the fruit
cut side down on \ fat plate NO
i.ic. will lost ana the fruit will
.ash. &.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-08-17

Il Gill VANISH llINO NLIS SAd4 I. Dul q
ranchcr, almost as shy as she,
offered her the hospitality of his
wagon. He said he was going past
the Raudles's ranch anyhow, and
would leave her there.
After time, Mem saw ahead OF
her a shiumecing lake and trees
and a waterfall.
That's Palm Springs, I suppose"
she said.
NO, ma'am, that's a miradge--a
imaginary uiradge Thev', nothin'
there az tall az ma am.
And now tina, Mem hat learned
her own eyes could lie to her with
convincing NiridncsS, suddenly, as
.l- road sd -Hell WglA.l oycshot of
two vast hills Of said inspected
with vegetation, she saw what she
was sure was pure m;rage--a scene
that must have come from her
memory of a picture in an old
Vclumne of Bible stories. She would
almost have sworn that she locked
into the desert Of Araby, for she
seemed 20 see train OF camelS in
.f..,. ~ T. ''l.I' gg'C".u pHoh IaeIf
ge,io,.;~. > ''i''' III '''e s"Io %
The rauchmac's horses seemed 10
SU,igr rom t%e same decisions, and
,S., -.' .-. %! me Eamg.s they carried
,.,- ,' ..',,-' LILO 'ic e!lcA' ana over
''' M, IT,, '. :-...t ,-,. ., 80,
g., s'.- -5s.''o ..-.s@H EenHy ,spiiIeGi
H.. II, '. IT,, sol. S...a' So hIF-e injured
;,,.. i ryn oLIy ll ,:. was Tor pull
: D' W.. ~. SNl -
b,,- ' :, -" S,-,,' ,eo.'.'l'.s' not IN pam
- ~ -, ~ o.'.,, '..''-', Is IHe wagon
Sion@ nd CHI sil c ,iir G,,re5. stagnng
& L en- -; S,i'' C't LsJ 20 las hes
a. u nc ''ea 10 ho.u giant falcons
I 'll''' caravan ,,,..,.. ,...;,.. 49,.
- '' IA caravan srew reSt'ye' too
ai,C .! GU was consumed With per
49, sIs1e $3.50 - J"e saw one OF the AM,
$50 $50 t to- 'eG TO 20 ms knees not lar
I ION IA, "e'' he, me SAeik, or whatever
and ren 70 - 'oHi INC S"ddle
a bro r ~ ' fsco lola, g. -,
hood and $50 ."r1 t .Io our from me
rounded ID bv - Vi" sS Sns SG b ups sur
voice st.rti;re,,, o" ,,a Def!a came a
Miss Sted3on NJ" W;s sOi Pa,,o,ho-
Steddonw ~ 1'+-'e'A0e'
She was so dazed thar che could
only stare into the n, ,Se ir 0 f.co
The Arab smiled and i yS.eLio1S n1S
Tom Holby--a common Tnnv;s acto ~
out on location . -'-e 'e'o4
He lifted her from +bs s.nd
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