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MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, December 81
(N.ANA).-As we go to press with
the New Year greetings beginning to be
family heard and the old-year bill
collectors trying to clean up before 1880
begins, Richard Dix disappears from
view completely, following the an
nouncement by young woman that he
has given her a diamond ring.
Maxine Glass, the young woman,
doesn't seem to know whether or not
she's engaged. But little new happens
in Hollywood these days. Engagements
are reported only to be promptly de-
MED. It's an old movie custom. And
young women announce troths only to
have young men firmly but courteously
brand the same as hooey.
Time was-and not so long ago-when
Richard DiXs affairs de occur were the
paramount gossip topic of the village.
He was the heart-breaker de luxe.
Maidens sighed for him, matrons angled
for him, and emancipated young things
openly admitted they'd like to live their
own lives with him.
He swained Lois Wilson about. and
there was a veritable rocket of roman
tic hubbub. What couple! What a
match! How ideal! Then the steam
behind the gossip machine began to fail
Talk petered out, especially as Lois Will
son went her smiling way and saw
Richard Dix when and where she chose.
Refused TO either be married to him by
the gosSips or TO cut his friendship
This hit Hollywood hard.
The chatterers took heart of grace
when Dix began rushing Marcelline
Day. An interesting thing about fan
enthusiasts is that If they can't have
q romance with the ideal themselves
they insist that he have a romance with
somebody. beauty preferred. Well. that
heart interest has been diminuendo for
the past few months.
An ox-eyed Southern beauty came to
Hollywood full of the fire of youth and
enthusiasm for the Dix, who. she
claimed, had given her his heart II
not his hand.
She took an apartment. played
sonatas with more strength than in
spiration, and wrote the Irishman a lot
romance, and without any embarraSS-
ment. He has a fair for adventure
haS Dix.
But about this time he went into
solitary residence. Even his closest
friends didn't know his apartment ad-
dress. And at the home residence Dis
answered the telephones and transacted
all business.
One thought of him as a handsom,
young bachelor, besieged by women
But it's taken me a good many wordl
to say that If he has taken to present
ing diamond rings to sorority girls hei
losing the fine old technique that made
him what he Is today.
And another thought Hollywood be-
ing what it is-Richard Dix has biz
picture coming up soon. hate to b.
a killjoy, but these romance hunters are
never blind to the fact that a littl,
public interest stimulated at the prope
time Is very valuable. Announcing en-
gagements has been the popular pas
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Sauce Bordelaise.

CThis recipe was called for by a
reader)
Chop two shallots. one small onion
and three or four mushrooms, cook
them for five minutes in oil over quick
fire, then add pinch Of flour, a spoon
full of consomme, q spoonful Of tomato
puree, salt, pepper and parsley, and re-
duce to three quarters.
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Sunday school class
at the B a p t / S {
G h ur c h. Their
t e a C her is the
Junior United
States S e n a t o r
from Georgia, Wal
ter F. G or G e.
Whenever Senator
George returns to
Vienna he meets
with his group of
girls on Sunday
morning.
When he left
Georgia to come to
the Senate seven
years ago he an
nounced that he
Iflrol RAaat,s-~ a
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DAILY DIET RECIPE
BOILED FROSTING.


Water, one cup.
Baking powder, one-half teaspoon.
Egg whites, two.
Flavoring extract, one teaspoon.
Sufficient to ice two small loaf
cakes or to fill and ice one large
layer cake.
Boil sugar and water without
stirring to 238 degrees F or until
strip spins a thread. Pour hot
strip slowly over stiffly beaten
egg whites and beat until thick.
Add f1avoring and baking powder.
Let stand a few minutes before
spreading.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes protein and
sugar. Icings can be eaten in
moderation by adults of normal
digestion who are of average or
under weight.
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Victorian women-your grandmother
and mine--used to speak significantly
OF ladies dresses" Certain dresses,
however expensive and new fashioned,
they looked upon as unladylike. Now
adays the word LADY" has rather gone
out of fashion. and most women pre-
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its ad-
vertisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far as
possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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z. w. O., Springfield, Ohio-"The
number of gifts has increased" is the
correct form. Recipient (re-SIP-e-ent)
means one who or that which receives;
as, recipients Of charity are not always
grateful, the recipient of the gift ex-
pressed his gratitude; the water trick
led into a glass recipient.
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THERE'S a group of young women in
the tiny little village of Vienna, Ga,
who look forward eagerly each year to
the time when Congress adjourns.
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WANTED-SALEsMEN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES

YIDDIeH NAN, outside selling: wonderful
proposition. SIT Investment Bldg. Cali ]
to pm.
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fer to think of themselves as having
good taste or being we'll bred, rather
than being ladylike. But the fact re-
mains that there are certain dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-12-31
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
is cents per line additional 70 the
regular line rate.
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ANOTHER SAYS: I'm YOUR SCHOOL %
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MAKE THE BIG MONEY You WANT IN A
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course trains you aSieElg anS thoromShly
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CiaSses nov no% forming SehoSl open $50
sSe hETs ho aTa a IT ssTd
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY. TAUGHT In
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THE NEW YEAR. is UPON us--WHAT. DO
you intend to make OF 1t? Telephone switch
F noSTd pc easy fascinating Pro-
Bldg. cor. 14th and N Y. ave.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS.
For permits and parking. Met. 1909.
PEP UP!
Pep UP a little and get ready for our
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cept position at a good salary. probably
And bear IN mind the fact that One m nG get
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as a physician unless he gets the practical
work In the dissecting room and the clinic.
50 1t Is with radio One must get instruc.
the practical work to be obtained only IN
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to 10 o'clock. 1880 catalog on request
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.

COOK. colored, exp. maid. waitress. general
worker; will work part time or days. De-
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FIFTEENTH INsTALLMENT.

w WESLEY and Lambert Colfax
n took to each other at once.
wv They met as two men of the
world, indulgent toward the
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MASSAGE. VIBRATOR, QUE-RAY FOR
treatment 81. Col. 74ls. Sl2l 14th. Daily
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SITUATTON--MOMEN.

COMPETENT ycunG college woman wishes
part-ttme employment; kindly state hours.
Address Box S24-J, Star once. 2s
DRESSMAKER. dependable and efheient.
wants work out by day or take home; good
city references; wage, So per day. Address
Box 3l3-J, star once.
NURSE = Children's experienced nurse de-
Sires position; references. Adams 1898
POSITION WANTEp-Bookkeeper, typist;
years, experience. Net. eoA7.
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Nut Biscuits.

Continued in tomorrow's star.)
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sITUATIoN--WOMEN.

PRACTICAL NURSE or lady's maid, e0lored,
with experience. wants positioni uneneums
bered. Call North 2S47.
SECRETARY. 10 years experience in gem
eral office work: with knowledge OF bo0k-
keeping. Adams STEW s.
WOMAN, white, will stay afternoons or eve
nIngs with invnlids or children. Call North
278i-W.
SITUATIONS--MEN AND WOMEN.
CHAUFFEUR and cook, white, desire work
in private family; well acquainted With d.
G. Address Box 28l-J. Star ONCE.
MAN and wife. reliable. wish Job as tan
itor in apt. house. Address william A.
Smith. Rosslyn, Va. p. .. i
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CARPENTER and .iobber; all metal weather.
gan BrininR. 1859 TaIIor NV. Adams 1924
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

OAltFENIER, BUILDER = RemOd9Yng, re-
pairing of property a speciality; cabinet
work; furniture repairing. H. Johnson, 1865
Irving Col 69l7. l.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11

nemoze byt' mic inc, len nasa Fe-
deracia. A keby sme sa usilovali
presvedcit' vsetky nasske spolky
o potrebe tejto Federacie, tax by
SINE z Federacie mohli vybudo-
vat bastu, pod ktorej ochranou
by sa bezpecne citily vsetky orga.
nizacie.
Popri pracovani "a Federaciu
tiez by SINE mali hl'adiet' pre-,
svedcit' vsetky nasske organizacie
a zvlast' tie male, ably sa hlade-
ly grupovat' IS vacsimi, lebo Gin
d'alej tym bude t'a5sie. jestvova-
ME pre- male; spolky. Dl'a mojho
nahl 'adu by SINE sa mali sgrupo.
vat do troch velkych organiza.
eli, a sice do dvoch nahozenskych
a jednej narodnej. Zaeiatky take.
hoto grupovania uz badat', we'd
sa uz dost' povrava o spojenf vse.
tkych bratskych slovenskych rim.
sko-katolfckych organizacii, ku
comu ia osobne len gratulovat
m0zem. [ bratia cd N. S. S. uz tiel
vyjednavali narodnymi organi.
zaciam ia zatajit' nechcem, ze
bratia 1radnici Slov. Ev. Jednoty
vyjednavajd niekol 'kymi men
SINH Jednotami, ako by sa spoje.
ME najlepsie dalo uskntocnit'. TIE.
da snaha je vseobecne dobra, spos
locna praca sa dari, lebo vysled.
ky schadzania 50 yo Federacii s0
ibadatelne. Ved' ktoze by mohol
tvrdit', ze S tym nema mic do ei-
nenia nasa Federacia, dl'a moi
no 1sudku by sa mylil. Darmo je,
my sa musime spajat' a takymto
spojenfm zosilnieyat', aby SINE
m'ohli cd mas mnoho silnejsim mi
lionarskym spolocnostiam vzdo-
rovat'. I to je darmo, ze sa tie
mensie spolceky musia pripoiit
ku tym vacsim spolkom. Tie men.
Sic sa musia pritnlit' pod ochra-
nu yacsieho spolku, prave tax a.
10 sa mladsf, dengl' 'avejsi bracek
tnli pod cchranu silnejsieho, mo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
ZPRAvA PREDsEDU FEDERACIE SLOW oRGANI
ZACH AMERIKE,c
podana schod1 dina 13 sept. 1929, Cleveland Ohio

Bratia a Sestry, Uradnici a "a
stupcovia
Minula schodza Federacie Slo-
venskych Organizacii V Amerike
uzavrela, re kazdy jej dradnllS
ma podat'. plsomnn zpravu o svo-
jom dcinkovani. Chcej1c toto u
zavretie zachovat', podavam tdto
pisomn1 zpravu z mojho ucinko-
vania cd minulej schodze pc dnes.
Posledna schodza bola V Ka-
made, ma ktorej sch6dzi som ne
mohol mat deast pre- chorobu.
Najlepsie, co som mohol urobit'
dial som sa ma tej schodzi zastu-
pit bratom Janom Tomekom,
predsedom Vyboru majetRu s. E.
J. Tesim sa a d'akujem Hospodi-
nu, ze mi doteraz prinavratil pre-
dosle zdravie, tax re dnes mo-
zem medzi vami byt' prftomny a
osobne ztletovat' povinnostf e.
radu, ktorym ma predminula scho-
dza poctit' racila.
Ia dobu mojho 1radlovania som
sa SNAIL konat' vsetko, co som
pre- Federaciu "a potrebne pro-
spesne uznal co potreba vyza-
dovala:
Aida ma niekto ma mysli mad
hodit', re nsco .je tato Federacia,
ked ona i tax mic dobreho nekona
pre- nase spolky a organizacie.
Kto ma skutky Federacie povrch-
ne hi l'adi, nazdavat' sa m0ze, re
ma pravdu; ia 81 vsak dovolim
tvrdit' ze nam je Federacia pre-
potrebna. We'd akoze by SINE mo-
hi bez Federacie spolocne vystu-
poyat', kde je obrana nasich spoil
kov potrebna? Preto hpad me ma
t1to Federaciu ako ma take tele-
50, ktore niekedy smoze vykonat'
vel'ky kus prace "a sblizenie sa
+ :. !. Z 80 Z rE
slovenskych organizacif. Ny mu-
SINE mat nejake teleso, ktore by
mas spajalo, ktore by mas spoIoc-
nym vystppovanfm y pripade po-
trehy branilo takymto telesom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11

hutnejsieho brata, pod ochranou
ktoreho moze tiez mohutniet'. To
to vyzaduj1 zaujmy nase, toto Wy
zaduje nsse jestvovanie, toto W.
zaduje 1iasa buducnost', ably SINE
yo vsetkom spolocne vystupovali
ably sme vo vsetkom spolocne po-
stupovali, ably SINE vo ySctkom v
spolocnom porozumeni pracovali a
tax upevnovali zaklady, na ktc-
rych by pevne staly nase organi-
zacie, ktorym korunou bratskej
lasky porozumenia by sa ligo-
tala naSa Federacia. TAX teda do
prace sa, ably SINE elm skor boil
sgrupovani aspon do troch silnych
telies bratsko-podpornych spoil
kov. We'd kto sleduje pracu "a
vzrast nasich organizacii, uzna, ze
je t'azka praea ziskavat' move
clenstvo a toto nam ma tiez sl1-
lit ma povzbudenie pracovat' "a
pajajdce smery. Podporovat' ma
me len tie snahy, ktore sd ME na
1kor celku, ale ktore sluzia yse-
obecnemu dObru.
Krem uz uvedenych veci tyAa-
j1cich sa nasich bratskych orga-
nizacii, "a povinnost' 81 drzim
spomen1t' este jednu otazku to-
to je asi najpalcivejsia pre- vset-
ky organizacie, sice otazka regi-.
stracie. Registracia by mala Eau
jimat' vsetky spolky, vsetky brat
ase organizacie, ktore sd ME re
gistrovane tych statoch, v kto-
rych robia obchod. Takisto je vel
mi paleivou otazkou isotazka car
terov tych organizacii, ktore sl
este ME carterovane dl'a zakona
z roku 1924. Malo je nasich orga-
nizacii, ktore vyhovnj1 zakonom
v otazke carteru a registracie, pre-
to "a vel'mi potrebne uznayam, a.
by SINE 81 % tom tn pohoyorili, je-
den druhfho poucili' a tax jeden
druhemu dl'a najlepsej. schopnosti
napomocnf boil. Tiez je vel mi.
palcivou otazkou solyencia ma
sich podpornych organizacii. Teda
porokujne otazke 6arterov, re-
gistracie . solventnosti a uvidite,
.Ge naklad, ktory tato schodza buL
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
de stat bude Vel mi: dobre inHe-

de stat bude vel mi dobre inEe-
stovany.
2Viacere nase spolky potrebujd
reorganizaciu, o ktDrej zaiste
mnohi mas name dobre, zkuseno-
sti minulosti pre- bud1cnost a
prave preto 81 name "a povinnost'
drzat 81 0 tom pohovorit' pou-
cit tych ktori taketo poueenie
potrebuj1. Ny nesmieme zvysoka
ma tych pczerat', ktori este su ME
ma 1rovni riadne usporiadanych
organizacii, ale prave opacne, ma
me i'm vyjst' v viistrety a poskyt-
nut i'm dobrl, radu, ked takn
potrebuju. Name i'm poradit', ako
by svoju organizaciu elm skorej
co ma najlepsi zaklad poho6it' mo-
hi. My sa musiine snazit poma-
hat jeden druhemu, lebo pama-
tajte, ze, keby len jedna, co aka
mala organizacia padla, to by "a
iste malo vel'ky 1cinok ma vse-
tky nasske organizacie toto
rozhodne nesmieme dovolit'.
ia vas vsetkych pritomnych tn
prosfm, ably ste 81 wall do pro-
gramu tejto sch6dze veci tykajdce
sa mas ma tejto schodzi 81 vse-
tkom pohovorili uvazii vsetky
nam potrebne zalezitosti. Poho-
vorme, 81 vsetkom, Go nam je
potrebne a GO nam je nebezpec-
ne, ably SINE sa tax pripravili elm
najlepsie pre- buddcnost' nasich
organizacii. Ved' .sme sa ma. to
sem sisli, ably sme sa tejto scho-
DE ma zklsenosti bohatsi domov
navratili a z tn nasbieranych We
}domosti poucenie pre- bud1cnost'
a pre- zosilnenie nasich organiza-
Gil cerpai. Pravda, toto mozeme
docielit pomoeou bratskej shody
a porozumenia, coho yam bratia
a sestry, ako tejto schodzi 20
srdca zelam.
Ked' koneim svoju skromnd
zpravu, prajem yam vsetkym, "a
ko clenstvu nasich prganizacif
mnoho 'zdaru a Bozieho pozehna-
MIA. 49,. D. a~a..
| Vas iicte oddany brat,
Stefan stefanik,
predseda Federacie Slovenskych
| Organizacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-10-11
ZvYsILI CENY CIGARET

71 Spolocnosti, svyrabajuce slacnej-
sieho druhu cigarette Z spodvysily
ceny a preto obchody ,ich preda-
vaJu teraz po 15c palSlfk, kdezto
predtym sa predavaly diva pakli-
ky "a 25c.
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YOUTHFUL SKIPPER
HAULS STOWAWAyS
Eleven islanders Ordered De-
ported When Found on
Schooner.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 6.-The
two-masted schooner John r. Mania,
which crossed the Atlantic in command
of a 17-year-ol boy, was in charge OF
the Coast Guard today. Eleven stow
aways from the Cape Verde Islands
were found aboard and ordered de-
rorted.
The 360o-mile voyage to this country
started on May 2 and nearly ended in
disaster early Friday morning, when
the schooner went aground on the
shoals of Nantucket.
The StowawayS declared they paid
Capt Henry Rose $3.50 for passage.
Capt Rose, they said, promised to &C.
company them on the voyage, but the
ship sailed without him. Instead John
j. Barros. II, was placed in charge as
skipper with Gilman crew.
The ship carried passenger list Of
%, exclusive of the stowaways. Three
times on the voyage the stowaways were
ordered to hide in the cargo Of Manila
rope.
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Yacht Costs 100000.

NEW YORK, June (P).-A new
yacht, built at cost of more than
81, 100000. is to take party of Aneri-
cans to Sweden for entertainment at
court. H. E. Manville'S Hi Esmaro,
267 feet long. has Diesel engines and a
Folke Bernadotte Of Sweden is Man.
yilles daughter.
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LIQUOR Imports Heavy,

OTTAWA, Canada, June (P.-The
French island of Miquelon, off New
last year imported 5l.51 gall
Ions of Canadian liquor per adult in
habitant. The folks in Miquelon use
liquor for the same purpose as those
in the Bahamas
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VIRGINIA R0TARIANS
VISIT DISTRICT BODY
Alexandria and Newly Formed Ar
1ington County Groups Are
D. G. Guests.

Members of the Alexandria Rotary
Club and of the newly formed Airing
ton County Rotary were guests Of the
Washington Rotarians at their weekly
luncheon held in the Willard Hotel yes
terday. President George N. Whitwell
Of the Washington group presided.
District Commissioner Dougherty and
President Whitwell welcomed the Wis
itors, while Fred Goodnow Of Alex
andria and President Richard Sutton
Of Arlington County responded for
their respective clubs.
William Knowles Cooper, general Sec
rotary of the Y. M. C. A., explained the
principles of Rotary.
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Halbach sang,
accompanied on the piano by her
brother, George Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-06

Old-fashioned wheelbarrow races with
women as passengers were held during
recent society event at Cannes,
France
The Washington times., 1929-04-09
D. A. R. To VISIT
FREDERICK
FOREST

HAGEHsToWN Md. April a.
Representatives OF, all Maryland
chapters OF the Daughters Of the
American RegolutiolI.s Joined ny
members OF the organization from
washington. will make. a pilgrim
age 10 Fort Frederick. April ~. %
inspect the D A.. r. forest planted
there. 1t Is said to be the only
such forest in the United States
The caravan OF automobiles,
starting from Baltimore will be
Joined by representatives of the
Hagerstown ann Frederick chap.
ters a. 1t passes through those
cities.
Daughters from all sections. Of
the state became interested in the
activities Of the forestry board OF
Fort Frederick and purchased and
planted many trees there.
Inspected by Washington
I. Fort Frederick Il one of a. chain
of forts erected along the colonial
frontier following the defeat of
General Braddock by the French
and lndlfsns In 1855. and was in.
specfed by George Washington
while under construction. The
building OF the fort bS Governor
Sharpe Of Maryland was made
necessary by the activities of hos.
tile Indians as place OF refuge
for settlers.
/ The fort. built OF native sand
stones. stands on an elevation
overlooking the Potomac River near
Big Pool 1t became the base of
supplies during the French and
Indian War and was one OF the
most formidable fortresses along
the frontier
Park Now Planned
Maryland. after ownership of the
fort for 25 years. sold it in 1891
hut in 1922 II again came into the
hands OF the State.
The State board of forestry has
comprehensive plans for developing
the site and the restoration and
preservation Of the old fort to-
gether with the conversion of the
1910 acres into a beautiful park
and the creation of an expert,
mental station to determine which
tree are best suited to this climate.
The Washington times., 1929-04-09
ADVEarlsEmEnT
One Skinny Man
Gained % Pounds
Feels Like ! Real Man
Now Thanks 10 Me- Coy Z

That's Just What me man wlvts
from AtIaniF CITY and thousands
Or men and women know py ea
perienrg tina. Mccoy's Tablets
known fhe world pver as the gree,
flesh producer slo put on flesa
where flesh il most needed.
Il doesnl take hut few weeks
for hollOws In cheeks, neck and
chest to fill nut md what a change
for the better this will make IN
your personal appearance
And hepides hooking better yOu'll
feel better for IN Mct'oy's Tlh;e;s
is rombipation nf health huildius
agents that increase strength aud
bring vigorous health To weak run.
down nervous men and women.
Mccoy takes all the risk Read
tAis ironclad guarantee If af,sr
taking 4 sixty cent hoxeS of Mo.
Goy's Tablets or Onp Dollar boxes
any thin. underweight man oI
woman doesn'i gain nj least 5
pounds and feel completely salts.
fled with the marked Improvement
In heahh<-your druggist is author.
ized to return YOUR money
Ask at Peoples Dru: Stores OF
any drug store for Mct'oys Tan.
lets. Marketed by MrCoy's l.abora.
tories, Also distributors OF Me-
Coy's Tod Liver OIL