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Evening star., 1933-05-21


Grand Chancellor Schwartz paid his
annual ofdcial visit to Capitol Lodge
Tuesday. Capt. Newcomb and oficers
from Washington Commandery, No. /,
| U. r. K. Of p, acted as escort. An
entertainment and refreshments we're
offered
Columbia Lodge will have an enter
/ tainment and banquet May "a.
Calanthe Lodge will confer the page
rank tomorrow evening.
| Rathbone Temple, at its last meeting,
elected to membership Mrs. Margaret
Brown. This temple will celebrate its
birthday anniversary the last meeting
in May
The Past Chiefs Association met at
the home Of Mrs. Ida Crown, 1871 Al
ltson street, President Freda Slime pre-
siding. Mrs. Katherine Baum held q
| card party at her home for the benefit
Of the association.
Featuring the annual banquet and
| ladies night in the Pythian Temple last
| Monday by the members Of Forest Oak
Lodge. Gaithersburg, Nd, with the
women as honored guests, was a spe-
cial musical program. which included
talent from Gaithersburg, Rockville and
Washington. Those who helped to pro-
vide the entertainment were Misses
Helen and Bernice Fallon of Washins-
| ton, male quartet, B. z. Harding,
Charles Hagan. George Wilson and
Stanley EverhArt, Mrs. Everhart, ae-
| companist, from the Rockville Chris
tian Church; Roland Bowman from
Gatthsrsburs, tap dancing by Raymond
Peacock. accompanied by Stokes Moul-
din on the banjo. Brawner z, Harding
| was master of ceremoni4s.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

The Home Board of Bethany Chapter
will meet at the Lotus Restaurant at
| 1890 pm May %, the assisting host
esses being Past Matren Roberta Fosse,
Mrs. Corinne Edwards and Mrs. Watson.
The annual boat ride down the Potomac
River will be June 5 at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

The Dramatic Club Of Arene Chap
Evening star., 1933-10-16
"HAD CONSTIPATION
SINCE BIRTH OF
MY FIRST CHILD"
Then Mrs. King Discovered
ALL-BRAN

We quote from her voluntary
letter:
Il have suffered from terrible
constipation since the birth OF my
first child-9 years ago! | have
tried everything and nothing had
any lasting results. Very reluc-
family tried your 'ALL-BRAN'
with no faith i'll it at all. Much
to my surprise. | have not had to
take any medicine since starting
to use ALL-BRAN, 4 months
ago."-Mrs. Doris Eyre King. 10
Abbey Road, Oxford, England.
Laboratory tests show ALL
BRAN contains two things which
overcome constipation: Bulk to
exercise the intestines: vitamin B
to help tone the int stinal tract.
The bulk in ALL-BRAN is
much like that of leafy vegetables.
Inside the body. it forms a soft
mass, which gently clears the
intestines OF wastes.
Certainly this is more natural
than taking patent medicines
often harmful. Two tablespoon
fuls daily are usually sufficient. If
not relieved this way, see your
doctor.
ALL-BRAN also supplies iron
for the blood. At all groeers. In
the red-andgreen package. Made
by Kellogg in Battle Creek.-.Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1933-10-16

| leeway to make constructive bids o.
this kind. and he will now-if he actu-
! ally holds only four hearts-direct tbs
declaration away from that suit by bid.
ding either three no trumps or thres
! spades.
| Taking a Fair Chance.
If he bids three no trumps, you must
trust him for some diamond holding
which will stop that suit, In conjunc-
tion with your Jack x x and pass
Plainly, your best play for game will be
in no trumps. Your partner has sub
scribed to this view, and your hand
says the same thing.
Partner Can Decide for Suit Play.
Should he rebid his spades Zone club
one spade, one no trump. two hearts,
three hearts. three spades), now you
must raise to four spades. His rebid
shows spade strength, for which your
port. Plainly. the diamonds are against
you, and game chances are almost hope
less In no trumps. but very promising
in spades. Your partners last bid
shows a two-suiter Of SIS or 5-4 dis
tribution, and he Is unlikely to hold
more than two diamonds. There should
be at worst a finesSe for game: probably
you will have to win only one or two
illnesses in the black suits.
My Reason for Caution.
feel it my duty to repeat again and
again my warning against overbidding
short-suited hands, because my teachers
tell me that so many Of their pupils
fall into the error Of making jump re-
sponses by virtue of the high cards
which they have already bid when they
opened the bidding with a defensive
type hand. Today's hand may seem
powerful in itself. but your partner must
contribute quite lot to make up a
game combination, either in distribu-
ton or in high cards both In spades
and diamonds. After you have bid it
once in opening the bidding where are
your rebids? They exist only because
you can invite your partner to rebid II
his early responses are satisfactory.
Otherwise. you have no grounds for tax
ing any further initiative. and should
seek only to sign OF at the lowest. SAT-
est contract. which is almost certain to
be one no trump or two spades. The
choice between these two safety spots
lies With your partner, not with you.
tCopyright 1881
Mr Sims will answer all inquiries on con-
tract that are addressed to this newspaper
with self-addressed. stamped envelope
Evening star., 1933-10-16

delabra. Two candles are absurdly out
Of proportion to any table bigger than
. card table. mo candles in day
Lightly -
6. Two dishes Of sweets on a re-
fectory table. four dishes on q round
or square table.
I. Glasses for whatever you serve.
Never put on glasses or pieces Of fiat
silver. which are not to be used)
8. Salt cellars and pepper pots be-
tween places
9. A napkin on each place plate.
At family dinner, brcad-and-b
plates are allowed, but never at a half
way formal dinner party. Conventional
place cards are not very suitable for
dinners Of less than ten or for lunches
OF less than eight. On the other hand,
II you like fancy place cards or favors,
there Is certainly no reason why you
should not set your own table with what
you nke-especially at Christmas or
Thanksgiving, or at birthday party,
or q wedding anniversary, or other
intimate dinners. On more formal oc.
casions. plain place cards are best.
Sailed nuts are put either In small
individual dishes above each plate, or
in pair Of dishes: one at either side
or end OF the table. Certain hostesses
always include them. others rarely, II
ever. do, just as olives, radishes and
celery are always served at certain
tables and never at others.
(Copyright l933)
Evening star., 1933-10-16
Conquering Contract
BY P. HAL SIMS

Mr.. Sims is universally acclaimed
the greatest lirfng contract and auction
player He ,ras captain of the renowned
-Four Horserlen" team, no1U d.sbdnded
and has uon "a national champ onshiF.
since 1924. These articles are based on
the Sims system. which includes the
one-orer-ore principle uhich the Sim,
group OF players uas the first to emplol
ana derelop.
Rebidding the Other Defensiv,
Type Hand.
~oNTINUING our examinations
OF the bidding which results
from an opening suit bid made
~ by dealer or second hand with
holdings purely defensive in
type. let US take the second hand which
we used as an example two days ago.
rs. r. 11s Akx 81 81. iSa11ox
Signing on.
You rightly bid club. your partner
bids spade, and obviously your only
conceivable reply to the one-over-one
Is TO bid one no trump. II your part
ner now bids two spades, you must ac-
cept this safety signoff and pass. as
Two no trumps Is out OF the question
with wide-open diamonds and no suit
to work with. You now know that the
safety Of the hand is In spades. your
partner having shown hve or more by
his rebid.
Preceding to Game in No Trumps.
II he bids two no trumps on the sec
ond round raise to three His rebid is
highly invitational, and he is marked
with some protective holding in dia-
monds. The hand might be beaten. but
no disaster will be encountered Four
times out of five, game in no trumps
will be made comfortably.
Game by SeIective Methods.
II your partners second bid is two
hearts. raise to three hearts. Presum-
ably his hearts are five in number, since
they can be headed by nothing higher
than Q j; in this case, he has 10 or IL
cards In the major suit and will bid
four hearts. which you must take to
four spades. Nevertheless. there is a
chance that he has made this bid on
only four to the @ 10 x. trying to
steer the no-trump declaration into
your hand because Of diamond hold
ing such as A 10 x, or even K g. BY
bidding only three hearts, you give him
Evening star., 1933-10-16
Improving Proportions.

IF YOU are in good proportion, you
will not look too tall or too short
even If you are above or below the
i average. Gaining a graceful figure
isn't always so simple a matter as
adding to or subtracting from ones
weight however. Very often weight Is
correct. but it is not distributed prop
erIy. There may be too much heshi-
mess above hips and legs, but not enough
above the waist. or shoulders and bust
may be too heavy. while legs and arms
ere skinny
1t Is usually the woman Of sedentary
habits who becomes disproportionally
stout below the waist She may be able
to wear a size 16 blouse, but her hips
require 38 o. 40 size in dresses. Yet
she is afraid to reduce by dieting be-
cause her neck will become stringy and
her face too thin. The best way for this
type Of person to regain graceful pro-
portions is by regular exercise that will
stimulate deep breathing and chest de-
velopment and at the same time replace
dabby fat with firm. healthy flesh.
Evening star., 1933-10-16

am describing group Of suitable
exercises for correcting this type Of fiure
defect. Spend 10 minutes twice a day
doing these movements, conscientiously
and thoughtfully. Remember that ex-
! ercises done mechanically and half
heartedly are not nearly so effective as
those done with a WILL
1t is not necessary to describe deep
breathing exercises. Just remember that
breathing should be easy and natural
Arm raising over the head Is usually
combined with the breathing. The
most helpful sort Of deep breathing is
stimulated by vigorous exercise and is
not taken as separate exercise itself
One interesting variation Of such exer-
cises Is practiced by the Hindus; the
left nostril is held shut while a deep,
even breath Is taken in at the other
Then the right nostru Is closed while
the air is gently exhaled through the
left side.
Chest Development.
Cd Stand erect with arms at sides
Tense the chest muscles and at the
same time inhale ard swing both arms
backward until palms touch. Tense
arm muscles so that there Is resistance
to the backward movement. (2) Stand
erect with thumbs interlocked in front.
Take deep breath and raise the arms
up above the head. Tense the arm
muscles as though you were lifting
heavy weight. Slowly lower arms and
exhale.
For Reducing Hips.
n) Stand erect with heels together
and hands clasped behind neck. Inhale
slowly as you rise on your toes. Bend
knees de.ply. throwing them out to
the side and keeping heels together.
90 Stand with feet vide apart, hands
on hips. Eend knees deeply until you
almost sit ON the floor. Inhale on
downward movement. exhale as you
rise. This exercise is also good for re.
| ducing fleshy legs from hip to ankle.
For Reducing Thighs.
CD Lie on right side on the floor.
Raise and lower left leg with knee
straight. Turn over ana repeat: .zo Lie
bn your back on the floor. With knee
Evening star., 1933-10-16
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

straight swing left leg as far as possible
over right. Keep trunk nat on floor
Now swing right leg over left.
For the Whole Leg.
Stand erect, then step forward on
the right foot, transferring most Of your
weight to it. Raise left heel. Bend
both knees deeply. Left knee should
almost touch floor: right shin should
be almost at right angles with that
you count three or four slowly. ex-
haling. Rise to starting position, In
haling.
Evening star., 1933-10-16
Sugav Raisins.

Raisins which have turned sugary
should be soaked in lemon juice for
half an hour, when they will be found
to be suitable for use in puddings. and
so forth. The lemon juice softens
them and also serves to revive their
flavor.
Evening star., 1933-10-16
EDWARD p. HART,
RALEIGH HOTEL.
a PROFITABLE
CONNECTION


and splendid chance for advance
ment offered by All established in.
, dustrial lie insurance company. No
selling experienced necessary. Apply
between 9 and II am, room POP, ol7
18th st. NV.
MEN-New cars available to white
drivers with identification cards. Ap-
plv City Cab Co. ll2l 2lst st. NV.
SALESMAN-I want a SlOO a
week man who does not care
what a $50 week man thinks.
Call and see me before 1000 or
after 400 and | will lay my
cards on the table face up. Ap-
ply $40, McGill Bldg. Mr.. Carter
Magill, Sales Manager.
Evening star., 1933-10-16
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular. matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements 5
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver.
tisers on presentation of tho box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-10-16
MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY
BY JAMES J. MONTAGUE.

I'd rather lie beneath the trees
Or on verandas take my Ease
Than run the very risky chance
OF racing yaks or elephants
Or on athletic fields to cope
With any elk or antelope.
It seems to me more wise for man
To do the kind Of things he can
Than vainly striving to exceed
The greyhound in test OF speed
Or in endeav'ring to lay low
The burly bulky buffalo,
When reputation he can gain
BY merely working with his brain.
(Copyrisht, 1933)
Evening star., 1933-10-16

@ ~ eAt&4tA~&As
complete In itself.
3. A place plate
(often called q
service plate }
marking the center
OF each plate set.
4. Flat silver:
whichever nipple =
mentS are neceS-
sary for the courses
to be served, but
three forks. three
} knives and soup
spoon, and either
fruit spoon or oys-
ter fork, maximum
amount.
5. N yer less
than four candle.
sticks Or fwo ran.
Evening star., 1933-10-16

Best Way to Win.
No athlete ever has been found
Who ran as swiftly as q hound
No human jumper could compare
In leaping contest with a hare.
The greatest living pugilist
Would fall before lions fist
Nor would the ablest foot ball star
Attemp. to throw grizzly bar.
So why should humans strive and strait
When we'll they know they cannot gail
The mastery Of feral brutes.
In merely muscular pursuits?
Evening star., 1933-10-16
Good Taste Today
BY EMILY POST,
Famous Authority on Etiquette.

Dinner Giving.
/fN Y dear Mrs. Post: Would you
nH please sum up list, in
V cluding all items, for my
1 i waitress to remember when
setting the dinner table
for a dinner party2"
Answer: The items Of q properly
equipped dinner table include:
l. A tablecloth. or place mats, or
whatever Is to be the foundation OF
the setting.
2. A centerpieee, Of fruit or flowers,
Evening star., 1933-10-16
Try You'll Be
Amazed at the Results

CTART brushing your
- teeth with Kolynos. In
just a few days they'll look
shades whittier.
They'll feel much cleaner.
Hnva'e thA vA~enn. KoIvooe
Evening star., 1933-10-16
To Freshen a Room.

The quickest way to clear the smell
Of stale smoke out Of room Is to burn
few drops Of vinegar on a hot shovel
This freshens the room at once.
Evening star., 1933-10-16

does what ordinary tooth-paste can't
do. AZ it cleans up ugly stain and tar.
nish-it foams into every tiny crevice
and kills millions of germs that are the
cause of so many tooth and gum trou-
bles. Thus .Kolynos gives RESULTS
YOU CAN SEE. Cleaner. whittier teeth.
Healthier looking gums. Give up in
competent ways of brushing and start
using the Kolynos technique-a half.
inch of this remarkable dental cream
on dry brush twice day. It's the bett,
Evening star., 1933-10-16
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

KOOMS-EUkNISHE
1884 COLUMBIA ,RD.-s3 wk.. single rms
%sS - h. men A6 afs
1929. L ST. N.W.--Clean, cool. Ink: also
sleeping rooms with running water: reas;
single. SD up: maid service.
comfortable rooms at low rates; s3 up:
Board also. So SO weekly; garage space. II,
l1.s,. a1os 23rd ST; NV: washington ciTcls1
ssepoG sae snd all out
ask ST. N;E-Near Govt. Printing, and
hcw.h:: NV $3.50. No No. oss5o. o0"'' 'eA'"
1857 EUCLID ST: N;w,-sinsle room, next
vate home: near car and bus lines. 49,
1854 COLUMBIA RD. NV. = Attractive.
neatly furnished rooms in owners home;
rooms With With % housekeepins; n'ssi priy.ts bath:
linen. gas. elec.. phone; couple only.
.ss3 conn. AVE. near Wardm.n Park-
Isss :na 4s4 sa!n Tor
TsSIsns TsSE 81 ;o1.;9 S S::f meas sPs; sss
So. 81. S.: s6 weekly; good location; plenty
423 MASS. AVE. NV, APT. 5-Beautiful.
sn. en- Government ohiees: board optional; yer,
31S ALLISON N.W.-Attractive. large front
room. newly furnished. bath adjoining with
shower large closet; use phone; reas. 16'
6l7 ST. NE large. front. connecting.
Ink. rooms; gas. heat. elec. included.
81 EYE ST NW-Large. homelike room.
bath. linens. towels, etc; garage. 81 so wk
$3.50 10th E.W.-Single room. next to bath.
with porch; plenty of heat and hot water;
refined home. reasonable rent.
Evening star., 1933-10-16

WANTED-SALESMEN.
MISUNDERSTANDING used car: with ex-
perience as appraiser. Attractive proposition
man Chevrolet. Inc. 331l NJ st. NV
sALESMEN-We are distributing new dis
play signs that will revolutionize store win
dow display. sold for ) cents day COM
mission Sc. Conscientious worker can
easily earn $'o week. 8. Cooper. Evans
Evening star., 1933-10-16
WORK-EARN MONEY,

l.
ACTUAL RECORDS: A student in school
% days. without previous training in stenog-
raphy. placed at S25 week. ANOTHER: In
school . months without previous training.
placed at So 80 week later placed at $3.50
mo. ANOTHER: 5 months. night school,
placed at s1,5oo year. ANOTHER: In
school weeks. no previous training, placed
at $50 week. Exceptions but actual exam
pies Of how It pays to get the best training.
EVERY STUDENT is treated as an indl-
vidual. promoted as an individual. and
placed rs an individual.
New and Review Secretarial and Jr. Ac-
countancy courses 20 months. Cheap med-
ical service is dangerous. and cheap busi-
ness training Is equally as DANGEROUS for
you SELECT
Il Is not how long you attend school.
BUT what YOU GET.
Position Guaranteed Graduates.
Boyd graduates are working 100 per cent,
record uneuual,ed today. S1OO cash for
proof O. single Boyd Graduate. not work
ing. today. who has registered for work or
is in our school. % per cent Of students
Start Monday-New Glasses.
Boyd Business University,
1899 F st. National o340.
Evening star., 1933-10-16

/. SHORTHAND.
Review and dictation, also typins Eve
ming classes only. One or two subjects
S2.4O Month
for two evenings week. or 30 40 half
month for three evenings a week Tuition
refunded II dissatisfied
Courses given as an advertising feature Of
Washington Employ. Exchange,
National Press Building.
Evening star., 1933-10-16
ROOMs-FUR. AND UNFUR

ONE BEAUTIFUL LARGE ROOM with ga
. blocks Of bus line: ideal for Young business
couple or artist desiring a studio. Call
Clarendon o3lS
1162 NEAL ST NE-Laree front room
fur or . unfur; ]. h. k; elec, gas incl;
$50 mo-; near bus. l6s
Evening star., 1933-10-16

DoG. Belgian Shepherd black female.
1a-H. Star ONCE
VETERINARY STATION-Remedles soaps
and supplies for dogs. cats. pets and small
animals. Call North 413T. Mr. Burke. or
visit l. H Dav & Co. 14th & SITS. NV
YOUR DOG given a sanitary bath, complete
ly eliminating feas, and dried with electric
drier. all for 81. DR.. LockeS Dog and Cat
Hospital. 1422 Irving ST. NV. co. O574
SCOTTISH TERRIERS-Wire fox terriers
and Pekingese. Deepbrook Kennels Liv-
ingston Heights. Va. Walnut $500.
Evening star., 1933-10-16

1890 10th EW.-Single room. next to bath.
with porch; plenty OF heat and hot water;
refined home. reasonable rent.
Evening star., 1933-10-16
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1910 9th ST NW-Two or four unfur.
nishej rooms; adults only. 49,
1852 BELMONT-Wil share home with lady
exclusive use two rooms. kitchen, bath; out
side exposure reasonable. CO. 0525 2ls
31s 18th ST. NE-3 rooms and private
bath; entire second floor; heat gas and
light furnished. 16s
400S 3rd ST. NV large bright rooms;
ami; sink, gas range light. gas, heat;
reasonable
Evening star., 1933-10-16

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
GREGo SHORTHAND by experienced teach.
er. Beginners: review: speed dictation pri.
Yate lessons; moderate rates. Decatur 1854 j.
FRENCH TUTORING. CONVERSATIONAL
groups or privately; Frenchvoman: teaches
WASH. schools. Call D1. 4615 after l pm.
BEAUTY CULTURE.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL est. 191sJ
FREE KIT OF TOOLS
TO students enrolling for any course
SIS I4th 81. INV. 1928 N H. AVE- NV
CIVIL SERVICE COURSES.
SPEED DIcTATIoN FOR sTENooRAPH1c
exams. Prepare for CALCULATOR EXAM
women. Courses in stem typ math statis-
tics. hling. Eng: and Civil Service subjects.
The Civil Service Preparatory School, l.
Adoph Richards NJ. A.. NJ. s.. Principal.
5.2 18th st NV. NE. 6337.
SHORTHAND.
Evening star., 1933-10-16
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

RUPHERs EXCHANGE has cooks maids.
houseworkers: day. week. month: references
investigated. DE. 1851. 1897 l1th st. NV.
CALL "DOMEsTIC" DE. .4I0 1928 9th
st.. for help: jsnitors. cooks couples g. h.
workers Mattresses, chambermaids; no
The Washington times., 1933-11-14

The wedding band
has five fine dia.
monds Of m a t c h e d
quality, The engage.
ment ring also has
five diamonds. Both
mountings are of 1S
karat solid w mite
gold.
Months to Pay
The Washington times., 1933-11-14

Unmatched full cut
sid e DIAMONDS sur.
ro"nd the large cen.
ter diamond. All are
perfect In color
mounted in an ex.
Quisite 18 karat solid
white gold mounting.
y 9c Down
Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-18
INTEREST IN
CREATION OF
STATE BOARD

Interest in the proposed crea-
ton of an official body to be
known as the state Colorado river
board to represent California in
matters pertaining to the Colorado
river, is keen among Imperial r.
rigation district directors and Of
ficials.
Provision for creation of the
board will be contained in bill
to be presented to the legislature
and the board would take the place
of the Colorado River commission
which now is extinct.
Mark Rose, district director, said
today the need for such board
might arise at any time should any
of the basin states call for con-
ference concerning Colorado Tivel
water. He expressed the hope that
the board would be composed oi
men we'll informed upon irrigation
and all Colorado river control ac-
tivity over a period of years.
Should a conference suddenly
be called" said Rose, there woulc
be need for quick action. 1t woulc
be possible for men to be appointed
to the board who would not b.