Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1925, Page 22

FEATURES. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS To avoid omission in receiv- ing The Star when changing address give at leas* two days’ advance notice. Always give old address as well as the new address. You-Are Invited to Spend SATURDAY, SEPT. 5th— SUNDAY, SEPT. 6th and MONDAY. LABOR DAY, SEPT. 7th Cobb \island, Md. Near Rock Point, Charles Co., Md. F. B. BANNIiSTER & CO., Inc. DEVELOPE 339 St. Paul Place, Baltime As EBONITE “Strings" to a Stick, SoltWinds/Z22> Around the Gears MR. MOTORIST EBONITE is the ideal gear stand up delive verest strai and the gears in your Truck can them. Wor it. convineed Buy with your mind m: up. Demand EBONITE Take no substitute. impose upon Try be little. and s count for operate At dealers 2 [ ous from ckerboard C (TS SHREDDED 0IL): FOR TRANSMISSION EAR AXLES' BAYERSON.ILWORKS ZCOlNBIAS228 2 620 S DELAFIELD STREET N.W. *9,450 Oak floors throughout. Concrete front porch with red center. Sixteen floor plugs. Downstairs coat closet. Imported pottery fixtures. Downstairs mirror door. Built-in refrigerator. Cold pantry. White kitchen cabinet. Drop-leaf metal table. 9. 10 White enamel range. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. One-piece sink. Tiled-in bath tub. Shower with six-foot tile. All built-in fixtures. Linen Closetr Shoe Shelves 10-foot double porches. in Closets. rear Hot - water heat; elec- tricity. 19. Servants; toilet and laun- dry trays. 20. o Heperi or ¢ a Ave. stur to houses. 16th_ St yut td Inspect Today or Call Franklin 5678 1516 K Street S I s Motor Car or | SUB ROSA Weekly Letter. Dear Girls: From Munich we came | by rail to Zurich and arrived here, in this lovely hotel by the lake, early in the morning Our sleeper had been dreadful, as usual, and we huddled in our taxi, sleepy-eved and sullen. as we sped along to the hotel. But when we rounded a corner and saw before us the tall, gracious1doking house, front- ed by a'lovely rose garden, directly on the blue lake, our bad spirits fled. Our room is directly on 4 canal, and e could almost imagine being in Venice as one sits on the balcony, aring the soft splash of oars from the fishing boats below Here we have geveral English friends and they had ady arranged a gol g time fo us dancing every and a reully bang-up party at > Luzerne latter affair_came off on a sunny day. We took an open 1 were whisked away over the s to Lake Luzerne. Always snow-topped Alps were be- : dignity and grandeur 1ble scene. At Luzerne we lunched with a rath er pathetic family—the head of the family an old aristocrat, who had lived Al his life nd, although he s by birth ¢ man. His wifé had e been beautitul. We could see hat in th flash of her ¢ eyes, in the gle her still bl hair, in the curve of her face, which time was doing its best to destroy She and her rd and daughter had lived hap- and until the outbreak of hen their English friends ghbors had turned against wuse of the father's German it mount the to the mo w ey fled to Switzel and there 1 neutral have con- nd they land, utte and barred to Germany n France. r, a p e cut off fre es she 1 een for ety little thing, 1 all the good times ht have had if it he dreadful war kind and we pitied - our lunch we took a aer the lake, sul ped mountains. journey—so much to and admire and we were to reach the other side finally, we were picked up by the car sorry where d so home, to prefare for a_ big » given that night at the hotel omehow 1 couldn’t get the thought that poor little English girl out of ¥ mind. was a case where all the ad- the world couldn’'t help that poor child—cut off from all her friends and playmates, ina f n land witere nguage w range to her 1s something to worry about. makes vou think over your problems, doesn’t it? And sort of makes you realize that they're not so bad Lots of love, MIMI. What Tomorrow Means to You BY MARY BLAKE. Virgo. omorrow’s, planetary noon, ‘dubious and overcast. The ore, they become stimulating nd very favorable. During the early part of the day it will be necessary (o exercise self-restraint and to main- tain poise and deliberation, in order oid the pitfalls into which s external influences as the d sents may plunge you. Possibly usual observances and recreations as- sociated with the Sabbath day may prevent you becoming a victim of the | emotions brought about by untoward | aspects. Later on, in the afternoon and evening, the atmosphere Is zed with optimism and cheerful- ness, and, if you “let yourself go” in | symipathy, this will inevitably pro- : degree of harmony aspects are, tomorrow will be nor- during infancy, but in its teens will be subject to one or more serious ilinesses, which will de- | mand of its parents the utmost care, forbearance and devoted attention. If | these be given there will be no need | to worry about the final outcome. In | disposition and character it will, re- | gardless of sex, be amiable, full of life and very affectionate. It will be frank and candid, truthful and sin. | 10y and normally courageous, | ntful of any injustice, but [ lily responsive to love and kind- | atient and forbearing and, |above all, unselfish and always consid. [ of others. It may not achieve t material success, but it will niche in the world. row is vour birthday, an - character, based on astrological indicates that you | have u conservative nature, a careful disposition, a consclentious spirit and a faithful temperament. No matter how small or insignificant the task, you always do everything to the best of your ability. You never skimp work or neglect duty. In spite of a strong will, vou, at times, are too e led or influenced by others, and this " complacency has often led to vour undoing. The main cause for this condition is that you always at- | tribute to others the same good mo- | tives and high principles that guide erate any gre is Your inclinations are domestic, and vou are ever ready to listen to any ale of woe. In spite of your con- servatism, you strong sympathies often make you a ,victim of those tha are unscrupulous. . You are capable of a strong love, | and your home life should be pleasant and agreeable. | Well known persons born on that date are: Jane Addams, social re- former; Willlam H. H. Miller, lawye S: el D. Burchard, clergy ames Henry Coffin, meteorologist; nny Wright, reformer, and Mar- de Lafavette, French gémeral. (Copyright, 1925 0 gounds on its equal t6 two average carrying s nearly Next Week May Be Too Late These Cafritz “Life-time”’ Homes 13th and G Sts. N.E. —wiil all be sgld before y¢ ient location, the charac selves, and the price ar arguments ou realize it. The conven- ter of the Homes them- nd térms are convincing $8,950—3$750 cash—$75 a mo. Six rooms and tiled bath—every room bright and cheer- ful; harawood floors artistic laundry in basement. Bconomical heating plant. fixtures; servants’ toilet and Big closets—and lots of them. Front and back porches and prac- tical sleeping porch, Open for inspection 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day and Sunday Just phone ns—and we will send auto for you—or the H street cars will take you within one block, or get off the Navy Yard car at 8th and G ‘Watch Washington N.E. Grow to a Million. 14th & K Builders of Communities i | 1 THE EVEN DOROTHY DIX’S LETTER BOX Jealous Wife Whose Rival Is a Picture Lady—Dis- traught Husband Whose Wife Wants Career Instead of Home Life. IDEAR MISS DIX: My husband is good and kind to me in every way, but he is madly in love ith one of the famous motion-picture artist He is | forever citing her to me as an example, and he must see every picture of hers | that comes to town. Of course, I realize that he will probably never see this | woman in the flesh, and that there can never be anything between them, but, nevertheless, I am fiercely jealous. What must I do to cure him? G. L. Answer Just laugh at him, and at yourself, and reflect that as long as your only rival is a picture on a screen, you are a lucky woman with nothing to worry over. Most of us have our dream loves, some character in fiction, or history, or a play that obsesses our imagination. They sav that thousinds of men have broken their hearts over the portrait of Mona Lisa, with her mysterious, alluring smile. And a few vears ago a famous novelist wrote a most diverting book in which he depicted the thrills of having a love affair with all the great sirens of tradition Probably no young and romantic girl ever read the “Idylls of the King’ without thinking how wonderful it would be to be swept off her feet by a Launcelot, or worshiped by a Sir Galahad. And few, indeed, are the maidens Who have not had cases on matinee heroes, and who aren’t a trifle envious of the ladies who play opposite shelks of the silver screen our desire for something more than our commonp e, everyday li and the commonplace everyday people we meet, but it is just a vision, & fantasy, a sigh in the air. For, in reality, we all know that we wouldn't know what to do with these hifalutin romantic creatures if we had them. They would make us terribly uncomfortable, and we wouldn't have a thing in common with them, or a word to say to them. It all grows out of romantic, more beautiful, more alluring So don’t bother your head over your husband's infatuation for a picture If this vamp should walk off the screen, and begin rolling her eyes at him, he would turn and flee. And the next time he throws this screen lady up to you, just ask him how he would like to pay for ali those million dollars’ worth of clothes and Jewels she wears, and how he would like a wife who thought that a quart of rhinestones was sufficient covering for appearing in public? Also inquire of him if he doesn't think that for domestic purposes it is better for a_wife to know how to cook than it is to be an expert vamp? DOROTHY DIX W erR & Dl R DOROTHY DIX: Please give me a recipe to prevent my falling in love. 1 am a girl of 20, and have already been in love three or four times, and to my disgust I find that I am falling in love again. When I am in love T am absent-minded, and wake up with a start when spoken to. 1 lose interest in everything and everybody save the object of my affections. I am either In a state of ecstasy, or plunged in deep melancholy. 1 spend my time on the verge of nervous prostration, waiting for the tingaling of the telephone. Altogether love is a most nerve-wracking thing to me, so plense tell me how to avold it. FLAPPER Answer: Your symptoms sound unpleasant, but heart troubles at your, age are seldom fatal, so cheer up. If, however, you wish to ward off an attack of love-sickness, you might try this remedy Take one pound of self-control, mix it with your previous experience which has taught you that you have loved and ridden away, and will live to love another day. Add an ounce of clear vision, which will enable you to see the young man as an ordinary commonplace chap just like millions of other young men, instead of being a romantic sheik. Apply the acid test of common sense to the situation, and discover if he has any qualities of character, or intellect, or conversation that make him worth the affection of a young woma ain your memories of his line of talk, and see whether it was just jollying and mushing, or if he had something worth while to say that you could listen to without getting bored for the next 25 or 30 years. Set Your emotions to cool in the ice box of reason, instead of keeping them simmering hot over the fires of fancy. And if this doesn’t cure you, try the absence cure, which is nearly always efficacious, for out of sight is out of mind. DOROTHY DIX T\EAR MISS DIX: My nd 1 a been married three ) and du teaching in a small private school. M home, vet she deserts it for her caree: home life. Can you tell me what to do wife » graduates. We that time she has is enough to glve her a nice are very happy, but have no DISTRAUGHT. have been Answer: Before a woman marries, she has the right to make a choice between domesticity and her career, but having chosen domesticity, she is in honor bound to abide by her decision. That is only playing it fair and square with her husband, because if he had not expected her to do a wife's part in making a home, he would not have married her. The thing that is in every man’'s mind when he takes unto himself a wife is the home he longs for, a well-ordered house, with a good dinne nd a cheerful, smiling wife to meet him when he comes home of an evening Of course, it is sometimes necessary for the wife to work outside of the home, but this is always unfortunate. Also the results generally disastrous, for no woman can serve two masters. She is bound to neglect one or the other, and she nearly always kills herself trying to do double duty. It she is more interested in her career than she is in her home, she neglects the home. Indeed, in any case she is bound to neglect the home, because no woman who works for a salary command her own time, or gauge the amount of strength she must give to her labor. (Copyright, 102 g —— Find the Home of Your Dreams Community of Refinement and Contentment HERE ARE HOMES—Available at Prices Within Easy Reach of All, and on Terms Easier to Meet Than the Monthly Rent—In Which You and Your Family Will Be Proud to Live Your Whole Lives Through. PRICE Vers attractive exterior and interior: six large rooms and bath: double rear porches: deep lot to open alley. Fitted out with the finest heating plas the best plumbing. the most artistic electrical fix. tures and many other features that must be seen to $6,950 i Exhibit House, 1117 Owens Place N.E. " PRICE ' $7,150 Exhibit House, 1110 Owens Place N.E. These fine homes contain 6 large rpoms and bath, with built-in gurage, double rear porches, large back yard to alley; hardwood floors, hot-water heat, ex- cellent fixtures and numerous other conveniences. Exhibit Houses Open Daily TO INSPECT: Drive out Florida avenue northeast to West Virginia avenue, then north on West Virginia avenue to property. Or take Capital Traction Cars to 8th and Florida avenue northeast, walk east to West Virginia avenue and then north to “Gallaudet Park,” just two blocks north of 9th and Florida avenue northeast. C.H.SMALL & CO. BUILDERS—REALTORS 925 15th St. N.W. Main 6861 [ma sed, Now Benny, certain amount of vitamins and your in charge of yqur body and if you dont eat potatoes you will deprive it of some of these things and fall in duty tords your body, dont you feel that way about it? he.sed. 1 sed. dident No sir, Wich 1 on account of the way I fell tords potatoes, being agenst them, and pop sed Well then you havent got half the sents I thought vou had, wich is mitey little bleeve 1 me, and now you #o ahed and get to werk and eat e 2| Your plate if Your leeving all | tirely diffrent your nice potatoes on your plate as| ‘VI°h 1'dident so I did. usual, wy cant you eat potatoes the | same as everybody elts insted of act ing as if they were poison ivy or| something? liow If it was ixplained to him jest how | mutch good they would H think he would eat them, child is a reasoning the rest of us, pop sed. All rite, you ixplain it to him, 1 havent the strength, ma sed, and pop sed, Benny, if you w yer to take care of a delica chinery that belonged elts, you would take wouldent you? Yes sir, T sed, and pop well, your body is a delicate machinery that belongs to yourself and is consequently even more im- portant to you, and it needs a certain | amount of potatoes to make it» work properly, so wy dont you give it po tatoes to take care of it? Im not bemg payed to take « it like you sed I would te care of ‘somebodys machinery, I Thats not the question, ye certeny your being paved for it in your generel helth and all that sort of thing, pop sed. Your body needs a certain amount es and a cer We was eating dinnir yestidday ar Compote of Fruit, sweet | one-half pound pound of prunes of oranges, of grapes, do him after all a | animal jest like the prun; to somebody | care of it front. Dining Lots 32 ft. bedrooms sleeping porches. sold. of houses. take sed gods, | Dupont Circle while you Occup Live the modern, comfortable, ¢ a tasteful new apartment that you're purchasing with the occupancy payments you'd otherwise lose rent. Be sure of pleasant neighbors and a minimum of livinz expen for yourself visit this magnificent new fireproof ~ building, just east of Sixteenth Street at Scott Circle! Two Rooms and Bath Only $33 a Month 1435 N Street N.W. See Mr. Dawson Phone - Fran, One of the many types of Homes available for purchase. Between Hyattsville and the Maryland State University on the Wash.-Balto. Boulevard. —isn’t a promotion scheme, but a substantial community of beautiful Homes—in a beautiful nature-setting. University Park has many. important advan- tages over every other surburban section. The location is most desirable—whether your interests take you to Washington—or send members of your family to the University. University Park has every utility ready and functioning. Water, sewers, gas, electricity, paved streets and sidewalks; trees and shrubbery. You haven’t to put up with any temporary incon- venience. Every facility and factor to Living contentment is right here. Desirable Lots —at very attractive prices—can be bought for a small cash payment; balance on easy terms. Completed Homes —center hall, cottage, ready for occupancy. modating terms. Money With Which to Build If you want to go ahead and build a home on the lot you have purchased we will arrange to finance it for you upon the most fiberal terms. Spanish 'and bungalow types— Reasonable prices—and accom- Come out—tomorrow or Monday—and see the beauties of University Park “Investigate and You’ll Invest” Motor out the Boulevard—or take through Bus at 15th and H Streets N.E. £ University I;ark Co. (Incorporated) Phone Hyattsville 712 you dont wunt kind of an argument rnight in University Park ery bit of potato on | an in- two bananas, one-half three-fourths pound Michigan Park 12th and Michigan Ave. N.E. Brick homes built to last. Four and Over 70 Prices less than row Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Potomac 2200 I o am——— REAL ESTATE. water. Put them—with the same |egg slightly and add one tablespoon water—Into a covered dish, add a | water_ to each e P the quarter of a pound of sugar and bake | ken in i Allow chicken to in a slow oven. While they are cook iin and then dip in sifted crumbs, ing put the remaining haif pound of | Place in a well and bake sugar into a saucepan with one pint |in a hot oven fc If hour. of water and let it boil for a quarter | Baste often with L of an hour. In the meantime peel the | With cream sauce oranges (without breaking the juice cells) and carefully divide them sections, place them i with the grapes and s 3 pour the sirup over them and when | the prunes are ready mix those in, 0. Maryland Chicken. Clean . and cut up a chicken Sprinkle the meat with salt and pep. per and then dip in flour. Beat Protective Other Building Kestrictions and Assure ‘%ATTERX Two Years Ago. B selling at an advance in Two Years Hence, today will be worth o This is only one of tr in this ideal resic sites purch AIN 8970 CALL SUBURBAN OFFICE, BETHESDA 174, FROM 5 TO 9PM. & HOLIDAYS M OME oOuUT bor Day TO LELAND ! Enjoy e pays rent to po. where all the life to pr out ¢ $8,975 o o and up ares on Wise Very Good Terms ot OWNERS & BUILDERS 925 15th Street Evening Phones—Col. : Main 9770 1933 or Cleve. e T - KISSIMMEE VIEW | Destined to Be the Highest Grade and Fastest Growing Suburb of KISSIMMEE (The Cross State City and the Hub of Florida) To Kissimmee what Chevy Chase is to Washington One of the Fastest Growing Towns of Florida KISSIMMEE HAS— Six large modern hotels. County seat of Osceola County. Fine health, water and living conditions An average mean temperature of 82 degrees. Tdeal golf course, fishing and bathing. Churches of ali denominations, excellent college. . Main line of railway. Junction of Central Dixie Highways. LOTS NOW ON SALE 149 Will Purchase a Lot—Balance in 18 Months Prices Advance September 15 ENJOY FLORIDA'’S QUICK PROFITS Our 14th St. Branch Open Saturday Night and Monday Night & Co. JM.N.Goldsmith Pres. 1405 Eye St NW. 3034 14th 56 NW. Goldsmith Bldg. 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