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market stand on corner was the only
person to sense the identity OF the
strollers. She dropped a bunch OF
green bananas she had been cutting
from a big stalk of the fruit, rushed
around to the front OF the stand and
yelled quite excitedly.- sViva Meester
Hoov-air!"
The President elect bowed and smiled
and Mrs Hoover waved her hardker-
chief. The market woman waved her
hand and continued yelling her vivas
until the group had disappeared around
the corner.
Church PeaIs Welcome.
As Mr.. and Mrs Hoover passed in
front of an aged church Of modest pro-
portions, built close to the sidewalk,
the old bell in the slightly tilted steeple
began ringing an eXuberant greeting to
the passersby. Perhaps it was an invi-
tation to step into the shadowy inte-
rior and pay call. but there was not
time for this, and the group moved on
after brief pause.
It was now past noon. and the mixers
turned back toward the waterfront,
hopping the perspiration from their
faces as they went. Corinto's midday
sun is not to be taken with cool indif-
ference
The main avenida was jammed with
spectators, whose interest had attained
high pitch. The more agile ones had
perched themselves on waterfront
loading platforms or on crates and pack
iSg boxes along the railroad tracks
which paralleled the street alongside
the beach. The American visitors noted
with interest that some OF the larger
boxes bore signs indicating they had
contained well known makes of Ameri-
can automobiles.
AS the group of guests, with Mr. and
Mrs. Hoover in front, walked past the
crowds. toward the dock there arose
some rousing Latin American cheers.
One section, composed of young men
who had the appearance of students,
waxed particularly vociferous and gave
several organized collegelike "rah-rah-
rah's" for "Senor and Sonora Hoov-air +"
There were many lusty "vivas" for the
President-elect and his wife and also
for "los Americanos."
AS the party once again came oppo-
site the dock Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover
noted, to their surprise, that" Miss Mica
regua" still was holding aloft the torch
Of liberty in the hot glare of that after
noon sun. Mrs. Hoover commented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
FIREMEN RESCUE TWO
FROM BURNING HOUSE

A colored woman and a small child
this morning were assisted down lad
der TO safety from second-story win
dow at 1854 U street during fire. there
of undetermined origin, which caused
approximately $500 damage
The fire was confined principally to
single room at the front Of the house.
The rescued we're Susie Groves and
Lulu Boaknight. the infant. They were
cut off from the stairs by the dense
smoke. No one was injured.
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SUIT OVER TEACHERS
PAY UP FOR REHEARING

Re-arg,.slent of the cases involving
the pay II school teachers has beer
ordered by the District Court of APP
peals for next Tuesday, at the compile
ton of the Sinclair contempt of court
case. y-s .st,S.z. -. )
The District of Columbia has obtain
ed writ of error from the decision of
Judge DANES A. Cobb. of the Municipal
Court favoring the increase of pay
claimed by the teachers. Arguments
were heard last month, but the court is
DESTROYS Of hearing further presenta-
ton OF the question involved.
Attorney Paul e. Lesh appears for the
teachers, while Assistant Corporation
Counsel Francis H. Stephens repre-
sents the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01

A baby whale becomes an adult In
two wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01

A. L. BALDWIN
J. HARRY CONVICTION
JOSEPH II. CRAWFORD
g. THOMAS DUNLOP
GEORGE. e. FLEMING
GEORGE e. HAMILTON
JOHN H. HANNA
WALTER s. HARLAN
FRANK G. HENRY
EDWARD L. .HILLYER
JOHN C. HoYT
d. ]. KAUFMAN
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alphabetically about the young lady's
faithfulness to duty. and Mr.. Hoover
showed his admiration by dofing his
hat and bowling to the statuesque seno-
rita. Miss Liberty acknowledged the
greeting with a graceful nod OF her
head.
The Americans then entered the walt
toric international luncheon on the
quarterback.
lCopyright, 1929. by The Evening Star.l
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Meet Gen. NIoncada.

Gen. Moncada. attired In an unnili-
tary tropical suit of cream material.
stepped forward and was introduced 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover by Minister Eber-
hardt. The general did not look at all
formidsble somehow. and he fitted quite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
Will Rogers
Says:

NEW YORK CITY.-This Elm.
stein has proven great, comfort to
us that always knew we didn't know
much. He has shown us that the
fellow that we thought was smart
is just as dumb as we are. The
Senate investigates everything. 1t
. would be. worth the money to see
'em light on this. Still, I guess
they would do about as well as they
do on some other things. It's
printed in the papers here, after
coming over by Photograph. It's
either q laundry slip or a night club
bill. think this Dutchman is just
having a quiet laugh at the worlds
expense.
A baby whale becomes an adult h
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
Light Company, january Is. 1929. In &C.
cordance with section sacf the charter; TIE
washington Gas Light Company Tor the cleo
ton Of directors and for such other business
as may properly come before said meeting
413-417 Tenth street northwest. Monday.
February 4. 1929, at ~ O'Clock noon, The
polls viii be open from - o'clock noon until
GEORGE M. wHITwErL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
Girls, don't worry about
middle age
Lots to recommend
it, if you keep fit

TELL a sensible woman of so that
Il she looks like the older sister
rather than the mother of her chill
dren, and she just laughs at you.
I'm middle-aged," she'll declare,
and not trying to hide the fact.
Why should II Middle age has a lot
in It's favor-7that is, if you're well
and healthy. I've done a good job OF
raising my family and now l can
enjoy myself. Do lot of things I've
always wanted to do.
"Sicke Never had doctor in my Life
except when my babies came. Never
had the habit of dosing myself with
pills and medicines, either. just
took Nujol-all the time my babies
were coming, and in between times.
too. Probably I'll always depend
on Nujol.
Even the healthiest woman is
better off by taking Nujol-espe-
cially at times when her system is
apt to be thrown off balance and her
regular functions upset. This pure
substance keeps your system func-
tioning normally and naturally even
under abnormal conditions. 1t not
only prevents an excess of body poi
sons 1--WE all have them) from form
ing, but aids in their removal. It's
these poisons that age people pre-
maturely. Makes them feel old and
tired and useless"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01

NuioI isn't medicine or drug. For
this reason it can't possibly disagree
with you or upset you. 1t is simply q
pure natural product. 1t works
effectively without being drastic.
This is important to women particu-
larly on the occasions when they
cannot afford to be upset.
Start Nuiol now--whether you're Ia
your teens or approaching middle
age. Keep it up for three months. At
the end of that time you'll wonder
how you ever got along without Il.
Worth 4 try, isn't itl You'll end
Nujol at all drugstores. In sealed
packages only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
RIVAL CHIEFS MET
|. HOOVER At COR|NTO
Diaz, Moncada and Chamorro
Accept Invitation of U. S.
President Elect.

Note-GreGter light and clearer
perspective on Herbert Hoouer's trip
to South America. in ,Uhich untold
diplomatic advantages t0ere recorded
tor the United States, are to be
gained from the interesting story
tCritten by Rer Collier, The Stars
otDn representative on the trip,
,Dhtch began January 20. The story.
NTH all its intimate details, tUtu
continue In The Star until completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19

shall stoop and pick We up again"
So saying, the duchess hobbled away
before my lady might find adequate
retort.
ia, Helen, what's amiss?" cried a
merry voice. And Mistress Angela
came tripping across the velvet sward.
My lady appraised her and shook
IFie, Child Id il shall never dol" said
she, go away and OF with that dismal
may. it's well enough for the garden,
end mighty comfortable!'
"It makes you yellow as guinea.
And the marquis expected. Hath
"The-narquis?" faltered Angela.
Himself, child. Hast he spoken
YETI" my lady repeated.
"Lud no. Heleni IT'S but week!
Why should he speak?"
HE should ha' spoke ere this-ay,
he should ha' prayed and implored
me to wedlock had I been In thy
"Oh, mam?" retorted Angela,
"Then, pray, what o. thy Richard,
nam? Is thy Richard so eager. so
ardent, so .insistent in his wooing o.
thee?"
BOLD Mistress Pert. I protest he is
none o. mine
"Alas, my poor Helen, yet is thy
secret heart his and his only. Oh, my
poor Helen! Hush thee and heart This
very morning, waking early, stole into
thy chamber and thou abed, sweet and
rosy with slumber-but as I watched
thee tears believed thy closed lashes,
tn" swelling bosom resurgent rose with
dreamful woe, desolate sob from thy
yet sleeping lips stole plaintive whisper:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19
CHAPTER Xxx.
A DREAM.

~ R RICHARD, seated in his secret
~ chamber, many times did read his
cousin Julian's hastily scrubbed
words, beneath brows close knit
in troubled perpleXity; finally.
taking pen, ink and paper, he made OF
this so urgent message copy. word
for word, which done, he folded and
thrust it into an inner pocket OF his
coat; then, extinguishing the candle, he
cropped to the door, listened a moment,
and went softly down the secret stair.
Now after some while it CHANGED
that my lady Helen, busted among her
roses. heard a soft, melodious whistle,
and glancing round beheld broad back
stopped laboriously in the distant
kitchen-garden: thus, as she shipped
the fragrant, dewy blooms. she glanced
now and then toward that busy figure
and so presently caught him watching
her beneath the crook OF his elbow.
Whereat she frowned and, turning dis
dainful back, saw the duchess waving
to her from the terrace and fastened
forward to aid her down the steps.
Aunt" she said. pray who is the
male creature haunts the garden O.
late?"
"Shure now. child. and isn't ut the
gardener man." she answered; "the
old man that Ben found t. other day."
Was 1t you who engaged him,
aunt?"
zee how well he does-not leaf out
o place, the hedge so trim and the
walk so tidy"
well, but he-stares at me. aunt"
But then. they do say he's but
half-witted"
"Oh, madam, and indeed! said
Helen. "Then twice I've caught him
gossiping with Betty, that she-viper!"
"Gossiping, dye say, Helen? Shure
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with eyes aglow. look so persistent that
she, greatly aware Of that crumpled
paper tickling in It's downy nest, flush
ed beneath his ardent scrutiny.
An Al Helen, ..;,,:. 7 VOW said dit, ne
d. grow ever the more beautiful. You
madden me bewitcia mel I am
now. I pray, go with me, do entreat."
My lady glanced curiously at the
speaker, surprised and repealed by the
odd. repressed eagerness Of his manner.
May, sir, today Tn In TO mood for
gallop." she answered lightly.
"Then so be it--we'll walk. Let us
walk, Helen; there Is the charmingest
view can show you. across Pevensey
level to the sea. Come, prithee, let US
"oh. my lord, twill prove too hot .
day for walking"
why. then, a chaise. There's
chaiSe at the inn"
MY gratitude, sir" she laughed, but
today shall stay among my roses"
"Roses!" he muttered-swung on his
heel, took three PAGES, came back
swiftly and spoke In gaspjing whisper.
"Helen. love thee and !. no man
shall ever come betwixt us, swear It
ay, on my life, my very soul! But to-
day must leave thee-buSinesS Of mo-
ment calls me to town. But shall
come back"
But at this moment. and with por-
tentous rustic Of voluminous skirts, the
duchess descended upon them.
"Ah. me dear viscount." quoth she,
"tell me arl about me poor, dear cap
tain-it is very drunk he was. then?
Give me y arm to the cherry tree and
tell me everything about II"
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.Richardl sighed you. oh, alas, my

Richardr sighed you. oh, alas. my
"odiousl" cried my lady and clenched
white fists, yet-up from rounded throat
to wide brow crept q sudden. burning
color. IT'S false. Ivow tits falsep
lightly out of reach-and yet, not quite,
for my lady sprang and caught her.
Confess" cried she, confess this
for a lie!"
Full and freely, dearestp answered
Angela. Lie was it, indeed, yet ] did
but tell thee what thou shouldst ha'
dreamed and told It vastly WELCOME
kiss me, my own dear Helen"
Wilt away and don thy blue poplin
and new French hat, miSs?"
This moment, my best beloved"
"Why, then, thou little. naughty
witch"
So Helen bent to kiss and to be
kissed, and away sped Angela, singing
gayly as she went; then my lady opened
her lovely eyes suddenly wide to see the
duchess in converse with the odd man.
Gracious met" exclaimed Helen, and
stood suddenly arrested, staring at a
small folded paper which was securely
impaled upon two thorns In the very
midst of the rosebush; she detached 1t
carefully, opened. it, and read these
words scrawled thereon In bold char
acters:
"This midnight. r.
"Come down lest climb up.
IN. 3. Neither ride nor walk abroad
Having read, she thrust the paper be-
meath the fragrant laces Of her bosom;
and then, hearing silvery Jingle,
glanced UP and saw Viscount Brockle-
hurst approaching, booted and spurred
for the road. He stood gazing upon her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19
For the Love
of a Lady
s-~-e'rsz Copyright 1899
By .
Jeffrey
Farnol

now and this reminds me! 1--WE heard
O poor Capt. Despard?"
"No, aunt. Whats? Wherefore
'poor'?"
.'The misfortunate gentleman pitched
downstairs last night and broke an
arm.
Then he was probably drunk
detest Sot."
Indeed, miss? Now I protest ye
astound me"
However" sighed Helen. "Tis to
be supposed shall ride over to in
quire after the miserable creature.
And yonder cometh Angela, and In
that frightful old rafferty, to-day when
she must be elegant, for this morning
the marquis waits on us, and I intend
to marry EN- within the month";"
"Och, sure me gentle soul, it's q
little providence in petticoats ven be
entirely. It's Fortunes pampered pet
" are, and It's dose o. suffering We
need to make We human; q taste O.
terror to make We womanly and tumble
We down from your towering pedestal
o. Self-esteem. Then maybe love
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19
BOAT FIRE MENACES
BRAZILIAN ATTACHE
DR.. and Mrs. Machado Endangered
a. Flames Sweep Small
Cruiser.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Me-, August 19.--Dr.
d. p. Machado of Rio de Janeiro, an
attache OF the Brazilian embassy at
Washington, and his wife had an ex-
citing experience Saturday night on
their 23-foot cruiser, which might have
resulted disastrouslv.
An explosion from the gasoline en-
CINE, caused by a backfire, disabled
their craft about miles outside Port
on q trip to Montreal from New York.
The flames, which had begun to
spread. were extinguished. but they
were forced to drift In the open sea for
an hour and q half before their distress
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CONTINUED tomorrow
ACTRESS REPORTED WE'D.
Carol Dempster Believed Secretly
Married to Broker.

NEW YORK, August 10. P).-The
Daily News said yesterday that Carol
Dempster, motion picture star, were
married secretly last week to Edwin
8. Larsen. vice president Of p. w. Chap
man 81 Co., investment brokers.
No details Of the wedding were avail
for honeymoon abroad. MRS. James
Grimes, q sister Of Miss Dempster, re-
Gently said the actress was leaving the
screen to marry.
Larsen and Miss Dempster applied
for license on August 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19

Perforce the viscount bowed and
.obeyed, though with Q furtive yet inn
TO her roses, but she had shipped no
more than three blooms when borne TO
her ears came the loud and labored
periodsiof Sir John Parrot, answered by
the soulful, signing murmer Of Mr..
Trumpington and twitter Of voices
feminine, whereupon my lady turned
and fed 10 the gloom Of the stable. And
here came old Ben to greet her Joy
ously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19
DANDRUFF GOES
ITCHING ENDS

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The way dandruff vanishes and itching
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Use this remarkable, clean, antiseptic
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Keep ZEMO handy and use Il for an
antiseptic purposes. Safe and depend
able for all forms Of itching irritations
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signal sheet tied to the end Of q
boathook In the glare Of a searchligit--.
was observed on J. B. Bancroft's yawl,
Flying Ccout returning to port from the
Portland Yacht Club ocean race.A
The cruiser was towed into port and
VIII proceed after repairs. Capt. r. p.
Kilner. her skipper, said the yawl was
the only craft they saw while drifting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19

This group of tailored dresses offers delightful
range from which to choose. The colors alone are
most interesting red, Fall capucine shades,
green, brown, navy and black. well as the lovely
small prints. Sizes II to 20, Sc to A.
DOWN
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Another sports record is broken cham
Il Jew pion rises from obscurity Helen Wills adds
World. L1o u1ol.4. .:.o . ILL
''0'o'S dub makes a hole in the sandot cham
d.: pions % whether the event be major
minor one there is Star representative
ards the write the story for youexactly as it
m happens. and it printed for you every day in the
bull
This edition is newspaper in itself of sports
iary activities Complete and detailed accounts Of all
~ sports events comments by world renowned
list masters of the game consensus of racing
hran choices everything that is going in the
49, sporting world accurately and truthfuly report
ed for you The STAR every day and the day it
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CONTINUED From Yesterdays Starr
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SYNOPSIS.
Copyright. 1899

Eondon's greatest detective finds him
self in the stocks: Titus Oldcraft dis;
BY Julian--in q revolver which Julian
Entrusted TO DR.. Samson shortly before
locked into the village stocks and robbed
Of the cat's-eye ring and Julian's note.
One Of his assailants whistled between
Richard. The next morning Sir Richard
studies q puzzle. Julian's letter. cryp-
tie solution of the murder and key to
the plots against Sir Richard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19

Whether the Bible should be read In
public schools Is being warmly argued
In Ulster, ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-19
Hats for Fall
are chic
and small
81 IS

With their smart becoming lines, this group of hats
gains popularity. Featured shades are pantella and
sugar brown, tans, English green, madeira, blues and
black Head sizes II to g.
DOWN STAIRS
The Washington times., 1929-12-31
join
E|ELSON HUNT

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Dec. 81
GINS. Three cabin planes
manned BY Canadian airmen
we're to take off today fol- Nome
to join the relief expedition
searching for Lieut.. Carl Ben
Eielson and Earl Borland, his
mechanic, who have been miss
ing in the Arctic wastes since
November 8.
Temperatures of so degrees be.
low zero hindered the work Of the
filters yesterday in preparing their
planes for flight, Despite the cold
the men conducted satisfactory
''Ioad" tests and pronounced the
ship fit.
II all goes well the relief pilots
will course their way over the
barren territory between North
Cape, Siberia, and Teller. Alaska,
tomorrow. 1t was in this region
that EielSon'S plane disappeared
while he and Borland were re-
moving passengers from the
schooner Nanllk. frozen in the ice
at North Cape.
The Washington times., 1929-12-31
HOLDS
OLD ORDER .
tTt !

The Public Utilities Commits
sion today refused to set forward
the effective date Of an order to
the Washington Railway and
Electric Company and the Cap.
isaI Traction Company, rtauiring
them to change their methods -
accounting,
The order was issued on O@
tober IL to take effect January
1. It makes material changes IN
the accounting methods Of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company and slight changes in
those of the Capital Traction
Company and is designed to rem
rder comparison possible whens
ever necessary for the public in
tereSt.
Yesterday the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company filed
formal objection to the ordeIl
stating that it was one WhicI
affected rights, tolls, charges
schedules, regulations or aot
counts and that therefore thu
company was entitled to public
hearing.
The company asked that tFq
effective date be suspended and
that 10 days notice be given tina
the hearing win be held.
The commissions reply tool
the view that the company based
its request on q section Of Law
under which it did not property
come
The Capital Traction Company
had previously sent in . letteK
asking for q suspension Of this
order on the same grounds.