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IRREGULAR FIGHTERS

"Foreign Legion" is often used for
irregular volunteer corps Of foreign
sympathizers raised by states at war,
often by smaller states fighting for
independence The term Foreign
Legion" is coIloquially but Incorrectly
applied today to the Regimental Etran-
gers Ia the French service. which are
composed of adventurous spirits of all
nations, and which have been en-
ployed in many arduous colonial cam
paigps.
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HIDING CREOSOTE STAINS

Creosote stains on walls are hard
to do anything with and il is pretty
hard to keep them from showing
through after time. About the only
thing one can do is to cover them
with two thin coats of shellac. then
size and paper or paint over them in
the usual way. Two thin coats are
better than one heavy one, as the ten
dency for the shellac to peel is not so
great.
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Prepared by the United States Department
nf

tPrepared by the United States Department
of Agricultural
Shrubs and other paintings near
the foundation brickwork Of house
add greatly to pleasing exterior.
They soften the building lines, con-
ceal ugly or uninteresting details, add
color, and, l. spaced and arranged to
advantage. beautify the entire yard
or front lawn. Home demonstration
agents in many states, working with
farm women on general home i'm
provement. have given considerable
attention 10 the possibilities of i'm
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06
DIFFERENT WAYS To SERVE
FRESH TOMATOES

While fresh tomatoes are in season
one may try innumerable good ways
of serving them without having to
duplicate the dishes one prepares in
winter time with canned tomatoes
Tomatoes every other day at least. all
summer long, differently served. will
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06
Eggplant and Sausage
Combination

Here's a good combination of fla
vors and for some people. new way
of using eggplant. The bureau of
home economics suggests this method
of preparing It.:
/ large eggplant y tsp. salt
1 lb. sausage meat
Wash and pare the eggplant and cut
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06
Dream of Riches Vanished

Flowing up a rusty, heavy cast-iron
box near the old Deadwood trail, AL
bert Geigle, rancher in South Dakota,
had visions of road agents loot. The
box contained about $4,000 in bank
notes, but, much to the disgust of
Geigle, they were Confederate notes.
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06
Caring for Flat Silver

It is easier to keep your fiat silver
put away in an orderly fashion if the
spoons. knives and forks each have
their. own compartments. Some of the
new chests of drawers have. as an in
teresting innovation, small drawers at
the top i'm triangular arrangement TO
hold fiat silver. These take the place
of the usual large. single silver
drawer.
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the stem end. Cut the tomatoes i'm
half and put them in a shallow pan.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper and dot
with butter. Cook in the oven until
softened and then place them under
the flame of the broiling oven until
Drowned. Remove carefully and pnt
on the golden-brown, buttered toast.
Arrange the bacon around the toast /;
garnish with parsley and serve at
once.
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proving the exteriOrs of rural homes.
AS result, it has often been pos
sible to identify the homes of mem.
bers of home demonstration clubs be-
cause of the charm obtained through
well-selected shrubbery, window or
porch boxes of bright flowers, hang
ing fern baskets, and other inexpen-
sive, easily procured decorative
plants. Flower shows and lawn and
garden competitions have done much
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mon custom and
is but the work
of a minute, for
one who keeps
cl e a n e d dates
ready for use. If
one can obtain
pitted dates in
nnc fhaf orn
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partment or pSychOIOgy,
Temple university, Phil
adelphia, who recently
concluded an inveStiga.
ton in which twenty
feminine office workers
were subjected to eX-
haustive tests of speed.
endurance. mental alert
ness and muscular con
trOl, at various hours of
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06

not too dry, such are most convenient.
Dried out hard dates are practically
useless for ordinary serving. They
should be soaked and stewed and then
perhaps strained through a sieve to
make them eatable.
A package of dates may be pitted
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06
Woman Wants but Little

All woman needs to think she's
havin' good time is a new dress and
chance to show it off.
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06

A dishonest man suspects every
honest man he encounters.
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06

According to the findings Of DR..
ThaddeuS l.. Bolton. head of the de.
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06

1t is wonderful how large a lit
tie bit of a fraction will grow, IL
you only multiply 1t enough
Robert Beverly Hale.
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06

BY faith you can move noun
tains; but the important thing is,
not to move the mountains, but to
have the faith.-Arthur Clutton-
Block.
The Ely miner., 1929-09-06

Air castles should be cool. at least.
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"They Hurt Mine, Too"

"They Hurt Mine, Too"
hearted then because you said you
had pleasant news for me.
But what are cheerful tidings? l
know what cheerful means, but how
about tidings? ..a ....-
30 you mean something to eat?"
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HELP-MEN.
AUTO statesmen

Unusual opportunity
Sr Of nss Rs S Ms s'I pcass TO
afraid Of hard work see Mr.. Ritenour
#. R. KING,
514 H St. NE.
THE YEAR OF 1880 offers
tremendous sales possibilities
for household. commercial and
water cooling automatic re-
frigeration. Frigidaire is the
recognized leader of this fast
growing industry. The Frigid-
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and speciality statesmen with
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may be able to make a connec-
ton now that will yield lucra-
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portunity for promotion. APP
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is filled. Financial assistance
will be given to those selected.
Apply Mr.. Watson, 9 to II am,
or l to 4 pm.
Frigidaire Sales Corpn.,
1900 lexington Place NE.
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ROUTE. MEN WANTED.
Exnerience Not Necessary.

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Each applicant to be accepted must have
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He must have been previously employed
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AND he must be determined to prove
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KAHN ON 9TH ST.
DIAMOND BARGAINS
(Must Be Sold at Once).

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ESTABLISHED SO YEARS.
KAHN OPTICAL CO.,
617 9TH ST. NV.
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Honest Men With Ability and
Responsibilities Wanted.
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OURISMAN CHEVROLET
SALES CO.,
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LISTEN MEN!

Thousands of men are capable
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ENGINEERS.
COMMUNICATION.


ELECTRICAL.
A we'll established company will employ
experienced engineers, over rs years OF age,
to supervise installation and service of talk
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HELP-WONTEN.

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and ana keep some books. Address BOX 4zl.H'
keeper and general once worker; must be
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MATTRESSES, experienced. wanted. Apply
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WINTER TERN

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sITUATIoN-DoMESTIC.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-11
TWO STRONG PARTIES
SEEN IN ALABAMA
Republican Chairman Urged to Call
Meeting for Upbuilding of
State Organization.
BY the Associated Press.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, June IL
Predicting 1.-TWO strong parties" in Ala
bama, L. H. Reynolds, probate Judge of
Chiffon County, yesterday called upon
j. G. Swami Of Mobile. chairman OF the
Republican State committee, to call a
meeting of the State executive commit
tee at once for the purpose of formu-
lating plans for the upbuilding Of the
Republican party in this State.
Reynolds is the father of Grady
Reynolds, United States attorney for the
Middle Alabama district, now under fire
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union. and opposed the late Oscar I'm
Senator from Alabama in 1925.
man, Judge Reynolds mentioned that
leading Alabama newspapers have
continually referred to many prominent
citizens of the State who want to sit in
the councils of the Republican party
GAS you know" the letter continued
I'VE had many new voters to participate
with the Republican party last Fall
and I believe many of them will remain
with us II we show them that they are
welcome, that they will be advised re-
garding the policies Of the party and
that they can come into its. councils
and be one OF u.s."
I'VE have no active politics in Ala
barna now" Judge Reynolds said, land
this would be the opportune time to
lay the foundation for our party In this
State"
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z0N|NG OFFICIALS
doubt AUTHORITY
Jurisdiction in Spur Track
Fight Believed to Lie
With Supervisors.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON. Va, June 11.-Reach-
ing a decision that it has no jurisdiction
over county and State roads, the
Arlington County zoning Commission
meeting at the courthouse last night
to consider the application Of William
p. Ames and associates for spur track
along Lambden Terrace in Rosslyn
which has met with strong objections
of citizens in that area, adopted reso-
luton placing the matter up to the
board Of supervisors for settlement.
After a thorough study Of the ter
ritory known as Rosslyn," the resolu-
ton cites, land a most careful con-
sideration of all of the facts in con-
nection with the application OF w: T.
Ames for a permit to construct a
washington g. Old Dominion Railroad
siding on the east side of Lambden
Terrace, through to Corcoran avenue In
Rosslyn it now appears to this COM
mission that that district will eventual
" be classified as light Industrial zone,
for the conduct of such light manufac-
turing as does not offend by smoke
unpleasant odors, gases, abnormal noises
and so forth.
Doubts Legal Powers.
"Such an electric railroad siding as Is
contemplated In the application IN
question would not naturally be pro-
hibitive in such zone; but the COM l-
mission does not feel that 1t is within
the province of the coming commission
either to approve OIL disapprove OF the
use of the county thoroughfares Ior
private railroad facilities.
An application of I. S. Post to estab-
! fish a barbecue stand on a vacant lot
, at the intersection of Clements avenue
and Wilson boulevard met with strong
| opposition. A petition of protest, signed
bv 40 property owners within short
! distance of the proposed establishment
was submitted by DR.. w. G. Welburn
! The commission decided to defer action
!, on the application until the situation In
that area can be given more careful
study.
Adopt New Rules.
/ To expedite the work of the commits
sion to eliminate many public hearings
the commission, on suggestion OF Zon-
ing Engineer Allen j. Saville, adopted
a new ruling to the effect that no ap-
plication for permit for the establish
ment of a commercial structure will be
considered unless it is accompanied by
q petition signed by rs per cent OF the
property owners within 500 feet of the
proposed establishment.
The directing county engineer, G. l..
Kinnier, is authorized by another reSo-
luton adopted by the commission to
act for the commission in recommend
ing approval of all applications for pri-
vate dwelling permits and to sign ap-
proval of such in the name of the
chairman of the zoning Commission;
provided, however, that any such
dwelling application as, in the judg-
ment of the directing engineer. may be
in question, and all applications per-
tanning to commercial or industrial
cases, shall be first submitted for con-
sideration of and action thereon by the
intended"
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SAC GIVEN DEGREES
FROM VIRGINIA
Twelve of Graduation Class
Reside in District and
Nearby Sections.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
UNIVERSITY, Va, June 1.-THE
largest class in the history of the Uni
versity of Virginia was graduated this
afternoon when President Edwin An
derson Alderman conferred degrees
upon 346 men and women from n
States and z foreign countries.
BY departments, the graduates num-
bered SO in medicine, 81 in law, 81 in
engineering, 80 in education, 1877 In the
college and 81 in the graduate school.
In the college Sc were awarded the
degree of bachelor of arts, Sc the cul-
tural degree of bachelor of science and
Is special degrees of bachelor of sci
ence, in architecture. each in biol
ogy, chemistry and geology and 16 in
commerce.
The degree of doctor of philosophy
was conferred upon nine men and two
women. Other graduate degrees were
16 masters of science and 80 masters
of art.
Among those who graduated were ::
Doctor of medicine-Thomas Bradley,
Washington, d. c.; Alva d. Daughton,
East Falls Church, Va; Maurice G..
Long, jr., Washington. D. c.; Ewing G.
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HEARING IS BEGUN
IN 0RPHANAGE SUIT
Action Brought for Issuance
of Permit to Cottage
City Aid Society.
BY a Stan Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, June IL.
Hearing on the petition of the Amer
lean Childrens Aid Society for an in
junction against the Cottage City
commissioners, requiring them to show
cause why a permit should not be
granted the aid society to establish
an orphanage in that town was begun
this morning before Circuit Court
Judge Joseph C. Mattingly.
The application for the injunction
was filed last month by Charles CAL
vert, attorney for the aid society, and
the court issued a rule to show cause
which was served on the town commits
sioners, who several weeks previously
had refused to grant a permit for the
orphanage on the ground that the
society failed to obtain the signatures
of rs per cent of the residents within
500 feet Of the building to their ap-
plication.
The society then moved into the
Friends House. on Barney street. which
they had obtained for an orphanage.
without a permit. This was followed
by the arrest of John Smelley, super
intendent of the orphanage, on q charge
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last legislature authorized the addi-
tional official for this work The county
commissioners at their meeting last
week took up the matter of the ap-
pointment, and authorized Lacy Shaw,
county commissioner of the northern
metropolitan district, to offer the posi-
ton to Mr.. Iverson, and Mr.. Shaw
said that it was accepted.
Mr.. Iverson has been prominent II
the affairs of Takoma Park for several
years. He is an active worker in the
Volunteer Fire Department. AS soon
as Mr.. Iverson assumes Office, Mr.. Shaw
said, steps will be taken to divide up
the work of the county, so that eventu-
ally Mr.. Imirie will take charge Of the
work in the western district and Mr..
Iverson will assume charge Of that in
the northern district.