davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-12-05
ROXBURY

Aimee Lee Wallace of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, visited her mother
Mrs. Mary A Wallace over Thanks
giving, and attended the funeral of
her aunt Sadie Williams, at Stock
port Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fleming and
children visited Mrs Fleming's
mother Mrs. Susan Travis, over
Thanksgiving
Glen Evans and Catherine Chea-
die Evans have just announced
j their wedding, which took place
June 20, 1929.
Rosa Pugh of Newark attended
her aunt Sadie Williams funeral.
and spent the week end with her
mother Mrs Mary A. Wallace.
Emma Vanfleet OF Stockport
came down to attend the oyster
supper at Fred Scotts, Saturday
evening.
Mrs Ella Morgan who has been
quite i'll TOR several weeks, is no
better at this time.
Jno. Ross of Dale visited his sis
ter Ella Morgan, Sunday.
Flora Morris of Bethesda hospi-
tai, GAINESVILLE, was at home with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Morris, over Thanksgiving.
The Oakland ladies aid will quilt
all day Thursday, Dec. 5, at Ned
Glenn's.
Ruth Mills had her tonsils re-
moved at Bethesda hospital, We'd
nesday.
Death OF Mrs. Williams
Sarah Catherine Grier, youngest
daughter of Alexander and Hannah
Davis Grier, was born at Stockport,
NOV. 12, 1850, and died at the Cam
den-Clark hospital at Parkersburg,
". Va, Nov. 2S, from cancer. She
was married to Isaiah Williams, OF
Golden, Colo, who preceded her in
death To this union was born one
son, who died in infancy She leaves
to mourn their loss one sister, Mrs.
Mary A. Wallace, of RoXbury, with
whom she made her home for sew
eral years, also numerous nieceS
and nephews.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
vAzNA scHoDzA sPoLKov MA UToRoK.

Ma utorok, 30. apia vecer bude schodza spolkov S
Okresnym Sborom Slovenskej Ligy, skole osady Sv
Cyrla Methoda. Ma schodzi mus byt vybavena zale-
zitost recnikov TX. Slovenskom Dn, baseball hrv
ceeho progranu, ebo leto bliz MIN Den zeby SINE
neboli neprplavenl Mnula schodza ponechaa zaezi-
oost reckov vybav budlcej sch0dzi Bolo zisten6 ze
na Slovenskom Dn nebude casu vypocut mnohych rec
nkov, preo kto to, ably bolo mIoho recnkov mech
pride panom ako to previes' Sii len diva sp6soby:
zapocat program lned' rama alebo vynechat baseball
sokoske cvicby spevokoly Ale e znamo re lud nedo
staneme do parku predpoludnlm vynechanie basebau
sokosktch cvcieb spevu by urobilo program jedno-
tvarnym, unavujdcm.
Pokladnik Slovenskeho Dna, br A. Benedk rozpo-
slela na sollA kuby vyhene listky vysvany obrls
Ct spolky pracovnikov spolkovlch prosime tomto
mieste, ably stky hPade vypredat' Ia obrls uz boo
zaplaten6 preo vsetky peniaze isy terz predane
pojdu ma podporu vd6v sir6t slovelskfch Mahonng
dolne Lstky, predane pred dvoma rokmi neztratily
svoju cenu, lebo Okr Sbor ma vsetky zaznaccne bde
MONO obrls vyhrat pr;ve tax, ako na tie ktord
teraz predaju.
Ma schodzi Dude pojednavana zalezitost sloven-
skej Mar. Knznce. ~Od minule schodze nalo spolkov
odhasovalo prispevok Ia knzncu preto zastupcovia
zastupkyne mech pousiluu to- ably do schodze ich
spolky kubv prlspevok odhlasovay. Tato vec by sa
nemaa pret ahovat daromne. A NAL by sa ej zauiat'
kazdy eden spolok kub; kazdJ jeden Slovak Soven-
ka. Jestli kto mys ze nam mahoningskym Slovakoln
netreba sovenskej kniznice mech ozve ktory
spolok klub mys re e nam potrebna mech svoju mien
ku podopre svojim prspevkom zakladinu. Tu MET
miesta pre- poloviGatost Sest'desiat spokov kubov
slovenskych moze vicse vec vykonat' nezi zalozit'
jednu knizrcu Len treba mat srdce mieste.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
TAJOMSTVO VEL'KYCH A MA
LYCH VECi v PRIRODE.

Myslime tn pod prirodou ME-
len daku krajinu, nielen nasu
Zem. ba ami slnecna snstava nam
nepostaci. Priroda, ktorej chce-
me hovorit je vesmir, ktory ne
ma zaciatku ami konca, a je bez
medzi casovfch priestorovych.
Ellis Stroemgren Zahajuje svo-
ju knizku astronomickych drob-
nosti touto rozmarnou historkou
Pred niekol kymi rokami navsti-
vii yynikaj1ci americky politik
hvezdaren. Bolo to dobe prud-
keho voIebneho boja medzi Brya-
nom Taftom. Nadhera hviezd-
nej noci sla zornym polom dale
kohl adu a host zadumani ma
tnval hvezdarovmu yykladu. Ma
koniec sa spytal: "A sll tieto mi
7
iony hyiezd ozaj slncia, ako nase
slnceg'' Ano', odpovedal hvez-
dar. "A tieto hviezdy majn prave
tax obeznice, ako ich ma nase
since, zem ine?" Zaiste, IA
sl tieto planety tiez obydlene?'
!" Dokazat' to este nemozeme, ie
to vsak pravdepodobne.' Politik
civil 'ku mleal premysl 'ajlc, ko-
necne potion poyedal: "Tak je te-
da sprepadene lahostajne, ci bu-
de zvoleny Bryan alebo Taft!'
lSmysel tejto historN -je, zc
poznanie easoyej priestoroyej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
NEPOSLUSNOsT K ZAKONOM

Prezldent Hoover povazuje neposlusnost' k za1onom
Ia matt azsi problem amerckeho naroda pondelok po
vedal rec 0 tomo probeme vyrocnom bankete Sdrl-
zenej Tlace New Yorku, ktorej udal re Spoenych
Statoch zavrazdene rocne 5000 osob co e pomerne
poctu obyvatelstva, dvadsa laz to ko ako Anglick,
daktorych anerckych mestach vrazdy si pachane bez
trestne Menej nez poovca vrahov je arestovan mene
nez ednas sestina Mich je odsidena len skandaozne
macke percento Mich je dosatocne pokutovane. Po-
najmenej 5O-nasobne to ko kladez je spachane
V Amerike ako Angcku najmenej troj- j-nasobne to'
ko vlamacstiev.
Prezldent sklada vinu toto na teclnikaty "a
konoch, zych sudcov llradnlkoy na vseobecnl
ictu l'udu zakonom Vsetko pravda. Ale prezdent "a
ste yie re necta zakonom sir preo, lebo zakony
ie sl1 dobre Ked' Ame1ike bohatv clovek moze pa
chat vrazdy, klamstva smstva prestupovat' vsetky
inc udske bozske zakony bez trestu; ked svoe PEI
maze m0ze knpit nielen beztrestnost ale holse vec
kym druhe strane cdobny clovek je hadzany do Ia
lara mnohoraz bez viny neen slobody ale zivota po
zbaveny len preo, re nenlal peazi ooranu vedy je
cas- ably zakony boly napravene ked budd napraven6
taxi ze bohaci budd pykat svoe priestupky vtedy
Meta zakonom vIati tomto je zaklad celeho pro-
blemn. I'D syojou nelctou dava javo nespokonost
opovrzenie k zakonom, ktore jednemu tax, druhenu
inak meraj1 Preto nepomoze tu vyzva obcanstvr ably
posInchalo zakony nepom6ze til ani nahradenie ztch
slldcoy dolym Gle zakony ich zm robia): til pomoze
len dokonala opraya zakonoy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26

nekonecnosti sveta m0ze myslla-
cemu clovekoyi pom0ct' cez mno-
he t'azkosti pozemskeho zivota.
ked' 81 uvedomi clovek relativnu
bezvyznamnosf celej planety Ze-
me vo Nesmire, ked' 81 uvedomi,
ze taklch zemf je vo Vesmire via
eel, ako zrniek piesku, viacej ako
kvapak vody oceane, ked sd
zamysli ked' uvazuje o postave-
nj cloveka, ak no posudzuje ako-
81 dialok Vesmiru pod zornym
uhlom priestorovej nekonecnosti
a casovej vecnosti, je nesporne,
ze moze byt 'Azachvateny pocitom
vlastnej nicoty, .alebo tiez nklud-
nujucou shovievayost 'ou, take
potion nemoze o vyzname cloveka
a jeho pomere k tejto najvacsej
prirode uvazovat' mac, ako S IT,
chou rezignaciou.
Nemyslim, ze by tieto tivahy al
ma najcitlivejsiu dusu Pudsk1 ne
zbytne musely posobit' skl'ucujn-
elm pocitom. A ten 0 koho sa ta-
ka ski 'ncenost' poklsa, mech 81
spomenie, re uzs samo vedomie O
tejto nekoneGnosti Vesmlru po-
znanie vlastnej nepatrnosti sved-
ci yelikoeti l'udskeho ducha a.
ohromnosti prace, ktor1 tento
duch dosial vykonal.
To by Dol teda vysledok po-
hi 'adu do nelonecnej vel'kosti.
Pozrime sa ale tiez do sveta te-
mer nekonecnej malickosti. Wolf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26

me k tomu sloya anglickeho hvez-
dara Eddingtona jeho popular
nej knizky o hviezdach ato-
moch.
Kvapka vody obsahuJe mnoho
tisfc milionov milionov milionov
atomov. Kazdy atom ma prlemer
okolo jednej atomiliontiny cent?
metra. "A tu iste sa obdivuJeme a
zasneme mad ohromnou Jemno-
st 'ou tohoto umeleckeho diela bo-
zieho. Me sme' vsak este Il kon-
ca. V nutri kazdeho atomu opisu-
ju okoEo jeho jadra este, omnoho
mensie elektrony svoje prirodou
predpfsane drahy, ako obeznice O.
kolo slnca.
Medzi vePkost 'ou ohromnej
hviezdy, ktora je slncom'. vel'-
kost'ou pranlaleho atomu, je te-
mer uprostred svojou vePkost 'ou
ME menej podivuhodny vytvor
bozi - Pudske telo. CIovek je a.
kosi blizsie k atomu ako k hviez-
de. L'udske telo tvori priblizne a.
81 10,O00,OOO,OOO, 900, ,OOO,O 100000,
100000 atomov k tomuto cislu
museli by SINE pripojit' este jed
nu nulu, ably SINE dostali pocet
Pudskych tiel, ktorych latka by
postacila ovsem premenenom
stave k vybudovaniu hviezdy..
A z tohoto stredneho stanovi-
ska moze clovek prehliadnut' s
hvezdarom najvacsie a s fyzikom
najmensie dieIa prirody.
Ak posudzujeme teda pomer
cloveka k prfrode, m0zeme prijat
toto jeho stredne postavenie, sta
novene ostatne Ease len clovekom,
ked az mac nemozno, "a mai
spravnejsie. A pri tom mozeme.
este skromne tvrdit', ze cloyek jeH
telom bligsi atomom, duchom ale
hviezdam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
HLADOMOR v CINE

clnske provincii Kansu zomiera kazdodenne tisice
l'udi cd hadu sice ludi udrzue pr zvote len ma
rudskom mase. Matky nep1st aju svoje dietky domu
AMI dina, lebo by i'm nevratly Miliony nenaju co
jest; ba nemai ami len semena siae Zfastvo, zdl-
vocilost ludoznitstvo hrozna st' je i1del om toho
Pudu uz vyse roka
A "civizovany'',' ''kudrny" svet, ktory ma sanlil
ludskost' lasku jazyku, nepocue hrozne vykriky
hadom zomera1cic; nevid1 rezane detf nechce znat,
re Chan je covek; nect povinnost' pomahat'..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26
g. APRfLA, 1929.
oDKAz REDAKCIE.
PritomnA, ma Lansingville.

Prit0mn&, ma IanslngvlIIe. Ud-
pust'te, ze vas dopis "partoch"
neni v tomto elsie, ale nebolo uz
casu no dat sadzat' preto, ze ci-
slo SINE museli den skorsie W.
dat. Dopis uverejnfme budl-
com cisle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26

Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu.
pohrab, spolkov1, osadnf slav-
most, opiSte nam to ! zaalits i've
remit do naiich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-04-26

"Jorne cuicenie bnde pdhks - ne
muslin odoberat' xiadnu U6hu.
Manifesto aby son, tucnel a naberaL
zbytocns nGso, budem plny
speponn' lebo sa chrdnin1 Eiadkostf
a fajcina Lucky Strikes. Zdzracnd
toasted prichut' . Luckies prindSa
uplny pozitok obl'ahcenie. Rad
n,dm Luckies - 81 bdjecns ciga.
retle."
J.. GORDON S. COCHRANE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03

visiting her sister,. Miss Agnes VIM,
at the headquarters of the General Fed
Grafton of Womers Clubs. Miss Winn
was the guest of Mrs. Cloyd Heck Mar
win at luncheon today at the clubhouse
of the American Association of Univer-
Sity Women, and Monday she will be
the honor guest at tea given by Mrs.
Nina Swain Reed in her apartment at
the Cordova. From Washington Miss
VIM will 60 on to New York and
Boston.
Mrs. w. L. Murdoch of Birmingham.
Ala. who has been visiting in Wash
ington for several days. left yesterday
for her home to take up her duties as
president of the Birmingham branch of
the Nation League of American Pen
Women. While here she was the guest
at a luncheon, at which the national
president of the league, Mrs. Clarence
M. Busch, VISA hostess, at the Willard
Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Adelbert A. Taylor are
at Chalfcnte- Haddon Hall, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Frederick T. F. johnson has just
returned after spending two weeks in
Atlantic City. She is president of the
Wilson College Club of Washington,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
Hen,at;te
.Je,Ue1ry

lis the newest at Mr.. Fosters
Remembrance Shops.
It. is most fascinating-and it
may be added that it is COM
pliment to the black and white
mode of fashion. -
Necklaces are of glowing, in
triguing black in many varieties
of chokers and long strands. Some
are combined with crystal.
Prices, range. from $l.00. up.
1923 Connecticut Avenue.
Between K and L Streets)
l305 F Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
Bridge Prizes
and
Wedding Presents

in largest selection of any store
in Washington may be found at
Dulin & Martins at prices which
by comparison you cannot i'm
prove upon.
The capitalization in exquisite
glassware of goblets, sherbets and
dinner sets, bowls and vases in a
rainbow of lovely colors is a per-
feet wedding present. Odd pieces
of china and imported earthen
ware are also beautiful gifts.
Some new suggestions for
bridge prizes are the little reading
lights which attach to the book
cover-lacquer boxes in all sizes
and designs - and, vari-colored
stone ash trays in shapes of fish
and other animals (made IN
Japan)-cunning door stops OF
cats and dogs-boudoir door
knockers,
Come in and browse about
you are always welcome at
Connecticut Avenue and L Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
BRITISH SCIENTISTS SHOW
D0GGED PERSEVERANCE
Flair for Big Ideas Also Is Re-
vealed in Analysis of Work
by Professor.

Prof. ]. Arthur Thomson of the
University of Aberdeen. in an address
on British Contributions to Science"
characterized British science as show
ing a fair for big ideas, logged per-
sistence, and as being frequently d.
rected toward a relief of mans estate.
AS reported in the London letter TO
the Journal of the American Medical
Association, he stated that, as COM
pared to the French. British investi-
gators had rarely paid much attention
to style or had much in the way Of
poetic imagination or philosophy. On
the other hand, they had seldom been
so attentive as the German charac-
teristically was to the work Of others;
they had never gone in for the elab-
crate photographers which marked Ger
man science. Somewhat striking In the
history of British science had been the
role Of amateurs often educated on
quite different lines.
All this seems reasonable. 1t strikes
us that he has hit upon the outstand--
ing characteristics of the science OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
Pajan,as and
Neq1;qees

Brides-to-be are honored guests
at many parties, but one of the
loveliest parties to feminine fan
cies is the trousseau party.
And we believe that the love-
hest lingerie. lounging pajamas,
tea gowns, negligees and per-
fumes are to be found at Eliza
beth Arden's Salon.
Their display in the divinely
fragrant atmosphere of Eliza
beth Arden's own perfumes is a
rainbow of soft whimsical bits of
lace, chiffon, silk and satin.
Don't forget Elizabeth Arden's
preparations and treatments,
which have brought beauty to
every one who follows themi
> Come in and look about our
Washington Salon and inquire
about information which space
here prohibits our telling you.
1884 Connecticut Avenue.
Between L and M Streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03

two cables supporting cross-arms carry
ing the open telephone wires Of the
toll circuits. The span between the
towers is 2,37o feet and approximately
800 feet longer than the span between
the towers Of Brooklyn Bridge.
This type Of construction was neces-
sary because. while the ella River dur
ing a large part Of the year is a very
shallow stream. there are times when
sudden floods turn 1t into a raging tor
rent, which would make 1t inadvisable
to cross the river by means Of a sub
marine cable. such cable neceSsitating
q length Of more than I 800 feet, which
Is considered the extreme length that
can be used without loading pots. If
loading. pots were placed within the
stream area much difficulty might be
experienced at flood times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03

these nations. We regret that he did
not also sum up the characteristics
Of American science, or state, as may
be the case, that 1t has no outstanding
characteristics. II they exist we are
not clever enough to see them ut the
moment. The extensive engineering
applications, yes, but that Is not a
characteristic comparable with those
mentioned. Being q young nation, and
having drawn our scientists from all
nations, perhaps no characteristic has
as yet shown itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
BIG SUSPENSION BRIDGE
TO CARRY PHONE CABLES

Out in Arizona the telephone COM
pany has constructed what Is believed
to be the longest suspension bridge of
its kind In the world, across the ella
River, says the New England Utility
News. 1t was necessary to erect two
towers 100 feet high on each side OF
the river, from which. were suspended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
Wardman Park
Hotel Dances

Let Wardman Park Hotel be
your social hostess for the next
dinner party you give!
1t is quite the most delightful
and, to be sure, the easiest way to
entertain your friends.
All you have to do is to call
Columbia 1000 for reservations
inquire what the menu will be that
night and if it should be that you
should want any change it will
be taken care of to the most
minute degree. The food of this
famous cuisine is perfectly de-
licious.
Then you have the pleasure of
marvellous dance orchestra
which we believe is the best in
Washington.
Dances nightly, except Sunday.
until o'clock.
Connecticut Avenue and Woodley
Road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
N.H MA !:!!:!!!! Ak

Vogue has introduced the Sun
day night mode and Pasternaks
are presenting it in an enhancing
collection.
There are many affairs where
men do not dress formally and yet
the occasion is one which is per-
picking to the miss and matron,
and the eternal question is How
shall l dress?"
Sunday night mode is the an
swer-it is worked out exquisitely
in a dress informal in line and
formal in material-long sleeves
or no sleeves at all.
There are sleek lanes that are
soft and flattering-rich enticing
velvets in Autumn shades and
lovely distinctive crepes.
Top one of these models with
one of Pasternaks smart hats
carry one of Pasternak's inimitable
fur scarfs-together with gloves.
bag and a piece of jewelry and
you will have a most divine cos
tune the Sunday mite" fashion!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
Ck;1Jr~.-'e
Photograbhv

has entered new era with the
introduction of the Beilder camera
whose exclusive use has been
purchased by Underwood & I'm
derwood.
The window display of this
studio shows you a few of the
pictures Of children by this newly
invented camera, but we wish that
you would step inside and see the
many folders of expressions of
the coming generation.
This new method does away
with posing entirely-the child is
caught in the cutest poses by the
artist while the little one is
playing about the studio.
The astounding part of it is
that these portraits are less ex-
pensive than the regular ones.
Decatur 400.
1880 Connecticut Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
Russ;;na

Salt air-change of diet-and
change of climate affect the hair
and skin-and the effect is a diff
ferent one to each individual.
Until the acid leaves your sys-
tenn and you get back to your
regular routine it is advisable to
consult Russina about their scien-
tifc hair and scalp treatments.
There is no charge for consulta-
ton.
You really enjoy your treat
ments in this delightful SALON.
each beauty artist goes about her
work in calm, .restful and sooth-
ing manner-and the results are
SO identifying that you are sure
to become regular client.
This is
Russian beauty salon..
(2nd foor)
1909 Connecticut Avenue.
Between Que and r Streets.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03

Miss Nina VIM of Seattle, Wash, is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
11anou Garter Shop
noI G1nAcfcut cAunnxleL

In-between weather is the time
when Winter and Summer clothes
alike are not "the thing"
Miss Eliason, who last year
started her own now famous lit
tie smart shop, having formerly
been buyer at Saks Fifth
Avenue store-meditated the sea-
son and is presenting some of the
smartest dresses and suits you've
ever seen at the most moderate
tariff you have ever associated
with chic.
We want you to see the copy
of the Maggy Rouf original in
red in the window tomorrow.
Then step inside and ask to see
the following models which we
want to show to you--the deep
wine Chancel copy with the ador-
able velvet characteristic Chanel
bows-the French silk marked
$2o.50-and the blue in fattering
feminine style. $3.50. We are
always happy to help and advise
you in your clothes problem.
1921 Connecticut Avenue
Between K and L Streets)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
G1aser's
M;11;nerv

This is the smart little hat
shop where every one has their
hats made over-hats made on
the head to individual style and
hats already to wear at very
moderate prices.
Full-fashioned hose are $l.0O
here.
1882 Connecticut Avenue.
Between Que and Dupont Circle)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03

which will meet in her apartment in
the Mendoza tomorrow afternoon. at
4:30 O'Clock, when all Wilson College
ex-students will be guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-03
Frances Fox
Shamboos

Frances Fox Institutes have
been established for over 20 years
in America and Europe as fore
most hair specialists for men,
women and children.
If your hair is dry or oily-if
you have dandruff-or if your hair
is falling out-lose,. no time in
consulting these famous hair
specialists.
Their treatments and shampoos
differ with the needs of each in
dividual.
1t is wonderful to see how beau
tiful Frances Fox shampoos make
your hair.
The special of 1900 on the $500
permanent still prevails.
Decatur SAYS.
134l Connecticut Avenue.
Floor 2-just below Dupont
g. Circle)
Branch office, room 240. Wood.
ward Bldg. National o258.
The Washington times., 1929-09-17
'PrOmOterS of
Prosperity"

Every town has many people
who may be considered promot-
ers of prosperity. Some Of
these people are we'll known,
others less so; some -are asso.
ciated with business that long
have been recognized an leaders
in the community. others are
connected with enterprises just
as vital. though perhaps less
we'll known outside the particular
district in which these men and
their businesses are found.
To familiarize the people Of
Washington with these 'pro-
moters of prosperity" who are
not quite as well known as they
deserve to be. this page Of
business announcements have
been arranged and classified.
All Of the firms and people liste ]
here deserve the support Of the
citizens of Washington because
first and foremost they believe
in Washington and it's future
and are ever anxious to boost It
whenever possible. The Wash.
fngton Times is cooperating with
them in an endeavor to place
their messages Of abiding faith
in this community before the gen.
eral public by printing for q
number Of weeks these an
nouncements Of principles.
I'VE believe in Washington"
We think there Is q brilliant
future ahead of 1t. We concede
to no town the rights and privi.
leges that are ours! We think
that Washington business should
go to home industries and con-
Germs and so urge everyone to
boost Washington with these
Washington boosters.