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The Washington times., 1931-05-06
NOW Go On Nth the Story
By FANNIE HURST

BY FANNIE HURST
Whose novel has won her a
place among the foremost
of modern writers.)
X 4
This famous story has been
made into a talking picture
by Metro GOldwyn-Mayer with
Marion Davies in the leading
FOle.)
A story about Jennifer Ra-
rick went the rounds that win
ter, creating hilarity at many
q cocktail and dinner party.
It seemed that the Rarick
house, shiningly conditioned,
was now being shouted out by
sightseeing omnibus mega
phones as the billion-dollar
Ficke-Rarick m nsion pur-
chased with Rarick dimes.
One morning, just as Jenni-
fer, in riding-habit, was emerg-
ing from the house to enter
a large fawn-colored roadster
which she was accustomed to
drive herself across the park
to the academy where she kept
her mounts, one of these omni-
buses slowed while the mega
phone roared of Rarick dimes
and bi1lion-dollar mansions.
Throughout this canned ora
tion, the daughter of John
Rarick, one hand against her
slim hip, the other thumblng
her nose at the omnibus, held
posture, precipitating the pic
ture by a dash into her road
ster at it's conclusion and leav-
ing a gasping and bucohc
sightseeing omnibus load not
quite sure that it had hap
pened.
Typical of Her
- Whether it did happen or
not, the gesture might be said
to be somewhat typical Of
The Washington times., 1931-05-06

veloped tetany. Ricketts,, Of
course, is a disease of the bones
particularly and consists of a
lack of calcium being deposited
in the bones. Tetany was also
found to occur in mothers dur
ing the period Of nursing the
baby when the calcium of the
blood was drawn on to give to
the milk. So the idea became
firmly established that tetany
was caused by changes in the
metabolism (nutritionO Of cal
cium.
The Washington times., 1931-05-06

supremeIy unadOned hghpitched loud civilization Must
a hive amused and then by
very "dining out" to true atmosphere and
food parties that strangely amusement and barren
the the sound of river true gayety
romance, the world Of reality, in ALL OF THAT? .
the soul and heart too long time Of the hive
its diversions starvation So works up violent
understand what's the matter long, long
draught QUIET PLACES what the in the city
then to regain JOY To cool his fever refresh
spirit Spirit grows and bedraggled
just jacket does!
quite few words to tell the city and girl
in the country and then they want
TO be really happy--but what mean.
The Washington times., 1931-05-06

this time of the the breas-where the heart
-and the head-where the mindwOrld is-srugge with
strange unrest yearnngs In autumn too
with this painful strangely sweet because
source, of heart and mind
1.-THE joy bird that sings that
beauty joy undng It's been too long since we have
those
really happy with totally out of lives And it does not
in the CITY, .
poetic mighty, the beautiful the appealing the stir
ring thrills its artistic lights and
shades sought thousand
ayaes that must hear sometimes to feed soul
heart and body, the city HASN'T
its life the modern heart and body must live
The Washington times., 1931-05-06
YOUR RULING
STAR
BY William Shwader-
THE YEAR AHEAD
For Those Whose Birthday Is
May Z

ANAS@J
If May Z is your birthday,
beneficial conditions are indi-
Gated for the coming year.
Favors. advancement and gain
through associates should i'm
prove your home and surround
ings. Be tactful in speech and
cautious in important writings.
Important dates: Avoid quar-
relS, exceSses of all kinds, take
no risks from May II to Is,
July II to 10, August 8 to 10, Ia
to 16, October 6 to IL, October
IS to November 2, February 6 to
10. Watch your finances and
refrain from legal controversies
from September IA to October 8.
February 20 to March S. Good
for general affairs, make efforts
to advance your interests from
June l to 3, July 6 to II, August
II to IA, 28 to 81, September Z
to 9, "a to 26, December IL to
IA, q to 81. Seek to establish
yourself firmly and make use OF
opportunities from September l
to 30, October =. l to IL. Con-
Trajectory dates show two op-
posing influences.
A child born May 7 will be
ambitious. quiet and sensitive.
He will gain through his su-
periors but will find some re-
strictions through responsible
ties.
Tendencies for May 8 The
major portion of the day is un-
der the diSconcerting rays Of
Mars and Saturn. This is
slightly unfavorable for business
or the transaction Of important
matter, unless restraint end tact
are used. Pleasant Venus vibra-
tionS improve matters m the
evening and favor social func-
tions and entertainments.
Copyright, 1881. Premier
Syndicate Incl
The Washington times., 1931-05-06
BY Anne Adams

Pattern 1922 makes up beau
tifully in georgette, chiffon, EN-.
broidered batiste, Yoile or dim
tty.
obtainable only in sizes IA,
16. la, 20, 30, "a So, 38, and
40. Size IA requires 324 yards
of 39-inch fabric. Yardage for
every size, and simple, exact in
structions are given. No dress
making experience is necessary
to make this model with our
pattern.
Send Is cents, coin or stamps
Cor each pattern giving name,
address, style number and size
wanted. Send for Spring and
summer fashion book, price Is
cents. Book with pattern, 25
cents Address Washington
Times Pattern Bureau. 243
w. 18th St., New York City.
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WHAT DO YOU
KNOW?
Ansvsr. To ToGays Test

AnssVers To TOdGys Test
Questions On Editorial Page
/. Alabama. 2. Kentucky. 3.
Connecticut. 4. California. 5.
Illinois. 6. District Of Colum-
bia. Z. Massachusetts,. 8. Iowa.
8. Maine. 10. Georgia. II.
Four years. IL. Thomas Wood
row. 13. Martha Custis. IA.
Thomas Marshall. Is. The Con-
Stitution Of the United States.
(copyriEht, 1851. King Features
Syndicate, 1nO.)
The Washington times., 1931-05-06
Tips on the LOve-Market

lAlPo OH SuC AONC-NA0A ASS
If pajamas become any more
popular, men will soon be sigh
ing for "the sweet old-fashioned
girl. who used to wear
DRESSES.
It is always a complete sur
prise to a man when the spring
romance, which began in just a
little jolly or a little con-" ends
in a jolly little contract.
In a love-affair, as in any
other dramatic episode, every
thing depends upon making
your "exit" at the most effec-
tive moment, before the ennui
sets in.
There are times when a
woman has so much trouble
collecting the alimony, that she
almost wishes she were "de-
pendent" again.
When you see a man ambling
along, and stopping every now
and then to watch the workers
around a steam shovel, he is
on his way to the office; when
you see him rushing through
The Washington times., 1931-05-06
Timely Topics

A birthday fete, wedding or
funeral is observed in China by
setting off firecrackers.
King Albert Of the Belglans
recently celebrated the fifty
sixth anniversary Of his birth.
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Jennifer in Fighting Mood,
Gets. q Summons to
See Her Father
What Has Happened So Far

G. millions chain store operator
His Jenny shortly after their marriage lent him $2OO all
failure and out of this he built
riches But Jenny resen his appearance and
NO the social education
The thought always in
$4,000 Rack would have achieved
nothing gOadng Rarck agreeing to East and
to magnificent but secretly he finds himself hating
her. This accenuaed by his temperamenta inability to
All their appeals to him made
through mother Rarck meets odd genius Dr. Felix
Gees authority art and and inStas him in his
house. objects his and bitter scene follows
In ulmatum that Gerkes remains
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Rundown, Weak
Nervous?

To have plenty of firm flesh
and the ability to do a big days
work and feel like a two-year old
at night, you must eat three good
meals a day, relish your food and
properly digest it. If you can't
eat, can't sleep, can't work, just
give Tanlac the chance to do for
you what it has done for millions.
Mrs. Fred Westin, of 387 E. 57th
st. North, Portland, Ore, says:
''Tanlac cured my stomach trouble
completely after three years of
suffering. It built me up to per,
feet health, with a gain of q lbs
That was two years ago, and I
still enjoy the best of health"
Tanlac is wonderful for indiges.
ton and constipation gas pains,
nausea, dizziness and headaches.
1t brings back lost appetite. helps
you digest your food, and gain
strength and weight. 1t contains
no mineral drugs; it is made of
roots. barks and herbs, natures
own medicines for the sick. The
cost is less than &c dose. Get a
bottle from your druggist. Your
money back if it doesn't help.
The Washington times., 1931-04-06

blankets, twelve sheets and four
pillow cases, all monogrammed
"E. B. W.. On the starboard
side are two large revolving
chairs. Between them is
table, which is also backgam
mon board. Specially designed
hinges permit it to be lowered
to the leve' of the chair seats
md form tie base Of another
bunk. Porti""es divide this
com 2rtment from the rear of
the cabin, in which a similar
seating and sleeping plan is
installed. In the baggage room
forward of the pilots cockpit
is provision for two more hunks
Ash trays, electric lighters
shell bracket lights, a thermos
bottle, window curtains, rugs
and other conveniences are part
of the equipment. "A complete
lavatory. with a 5-gallon water
tank and liquid soap. and extra
;torage space is included. E.
John j. O'Bricn, managing di,
rector of the Buhl Aircraft
Company, stated today that
it is the intention of his con-
Germ to market a two-place
autogiro for a moderate price
His company is the third
to enter the autogiro field.
The Washington times., 1931-04-06
INFANT DEATHS
RUN HIGH HERE.

Following a health and hos
pital survey of Washington by
the American Public Health Asso-
citation, the Washington Council
of Social Agencies yesterday made
tentative recommendations of
measures designed to lower infant
mortality here.
The survey showed, it is stated,
that the percentage of infant
deaths from causes related to the
mother is 53.7 in the District,
while it is 48.7 in the birth ..egis-
tratiOn of the nation at large.
Among measures recommended
to remedy the condition are en-
ployment of a fulltime nutrition
worker, doubling of pre- school
nurses, at least one additional
prenatal clinic and an increase
in field nursing service.
AnvEpTIcEMEAT
The Washington times., 1931-04-06
NEWS OF SKYWAYS

The day is coming soon
when a hundred ships a day
will be coming into Washing
ton. right now we have about
IS transport planes arriving. E.
in a short time Cliff Ball will
add to his schedule, it is very
obvio;S tn the : ,,m Air
Tran ort will hav? to add to
its southern line and it isn't
at all impossible for the much
rumored Chattanooga line to
start operations. .on top OF
which is the ever present threat
of another increased schedule
by the boys of the Ludington
line. speaking of the Ludlng'
ton line. we learn that an
averay~ of three extra sections
were flc",n each flying day
last woc' .therc in addition
to the 7 Tilar schedule the
East en- Air Transport has had
many curious cargos, but none
more so than ostrich eggs
brought up from Jacksonville,
Florida. for young David Brown
Nicholson to roll on the White
House lawn today. that's
something different. Cliff Ball
has appointed Jerry Donovan
a newlywed from Youngstown,
Ohio, to succeed Hi Smith as
local traffic manager. Jerry
is 2 very likea1l chap and
knows his traffic and it won't
be long before he'll be Jerry
to the whole town. Hi IS
dickering with the Boelng
people. it is understood. here's
luck to both of them. how
many Washingtonians are going
to the National Aircraft Show
at Detroit, April ii to 1872.
at the present writing no less
than 80 prominent aviation
world folk are scheduled to be
present at the pre-view to be
held from 2 to on the open
ing day. "a list of the guests
who have accepted the invita-
ton to this pre-view reads like
a Who's Who of aviation.
there are already IS different
airplanes entered in this show
and over 100 different acces-
SORES. the whole thing sounds
very interesting and should
prove very helpful to the in
dustry as a whole. our new
organization, the International
Air Legion. is growing by leaps
and bounds, according to
Charlie Marchan. he tells us
that Glenn Martin is organic
ing a chapter over in Balti-
more and expects to have at
least 100 members April 81, for
the zone commander of the
association to induct into the
national body. well, it looks
like a good thing, and any
thing that can offer benefits
to the aviation world should
be backed by everyone inter
ested in the game.
One of the new Sikorsky
planes has been sold to E. W.
Backus, a lumberman. with large
holdings in the Canadian
Northwest, and will be used for
forest survey, fire prevention
and camping trips. 1t has
sleeping accommodations for
six persons and seats eleven. ..
Two Pratt & Whitney Hornet
engines give it 1,150 h. p. and
speed of 125 miles an hour
The Backus plane repre-
SentS the last word in airplane
interiors. d. The cabin arrange
ment has been carefully planned
A couch on the port side for
ward seats four persons. This
Is a convertible bunk. In the
drawers beneath bed linen is
stored. This consists of four
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CROWDS ATTEND
OPENING SALE AT
CORNET'S STORE

Hundreds of shoppers visited Joe
Comets new store upon the oc-
casion of its official opening today,
crowds during the morning becom-
ing SO congeSted that it was neces-
sary to close the street doors while
permitting the use of rear doors as
a means of exit.
When a check was made at noon
total of 2200 sales was indicated
by cash registers. The opening sale
attracted the largest number of per-
sons ever attending such an event
in FL Centro.
Aisles were jammed with men
and women throughout the dav
while the large sales force Strug-
gled to supply the wants of pur-
chaSers.
The opening Of my Ell Centre
store, said Cornet, lis the largest
I ever enjoyed during the years 7
have been in the store business. 1t
is ratifying to watch the citizens
Of this community respond to the
advertising in The Press. 1t is a
satisfaction to know that this store
is carrying merchandise at prices
which appeal to the buying public
and that we have a means Of get
ting information TO them"