Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1926, Page 39

Run Over To Atlantic City And Be Made Over! Adlantic City is where health originates. It is Nature’s own source of supply—and right now you get the Winter brand!—invigorating, stim- ulating, exhilarating and all the other ’atings! Her Sum- mer brand is mild, but her Winterbrand is wild with the tingle and the tang of the scud! Getin on it!~-and take your morning dip in The Ambassador’s indoor pool. | The Low Winter Rates Write or Wire for Reservations Yeuveturnedta Studebaker {radef_qrnnetgdgg PISO S /orcoughs BIG SOVIET AREA CLOSED TO ALIENS Special Permits Required of Visitors to 2,000,000- Square-Mile Zone. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. MOSCOW, February 4.—New de- crees requiring foreigners to obtain special permits to el ri: i of more or abcut of the v have closed a 00,000 square m gners, decree closed the ce in the eastern half ch is rich in gold, The three islands Arctic Ocean. between Frans kut prov beria, W timber and furs. sed lie in the ‘a Zembla is sef Land and the mainland and has an area of 30,000 squre miles, or about the same as Ireland. The Turk- ministan and Uzbekistan republics extend eastward from the Caspian Sea alonz the Perslan and Afghanis- ~ | tan border: Attitude Explained. Authoritative explanations of Rus- Vs attitude fn Manchui follow country availing itself of every avail- able opportunity to unsheath the It is not a country of bour- ceoise adventurers, but one of skilled and diciplined revolutioners. “We know the black international forces will not desist in their at- tempts to foment trouble between Russia, China and Japan. We hope the Chinese realize our sincere aims for permanent peaceful co-operas THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, “have not n treaty llke ours with China, treating China like a sovere:gn country and not claiming the debts due Russia. If other natlons did China would be fres. Conse- quently, having the sympathy of the our diplomacy liquidizes the situation without severe measures.” The government news agency re- ports from Peking that the Anti- Japanese Assoclation held a ing protesting Japanese Interv and distributing leaflets showing sia is the only friend of China and the Russian opposition to Chang- Tso-Lin had been for the benefit of the Chinese people. (Copyright. 5. by Chicago Daily News Co.) —_— DANCERS AT DINNER. Intelligence Reserve Officers to En-| tertain Staff Members. Ruth Bennett and Sylvia Klavans, dancers, will be the feature entertain- ers at a dinner tonight in the Univer- sity Club given by 25 military intelli- gence reserve officers for a llke num- ber of members -of the Army general staff. The reserve officers who will be hosts at the dinner are in Washington from all parts of the country taking the two weeks' short course at gen- eral staff headquarters. They have arranged the affair as a token of their appreciation of the generously min- gled instruction and hospitality which have been their lot while here. generals and many other high rank- ing Regular Army officers will be among the guests. Alert! Fleet! Dependable as Only a PEERLESS Can Be See Them at The Auto Show HOLDS YOUTH FINDS OUTLET IN CHURCHES Epworth League Head Says Such Societies May Have Fore- stalled “Revolt.” By the Agsociated ¥ CHICAGO, F 3 *hurch or- ganizations for young people afford a safe outlet for self-expression and may have forestalled a ‘“revolt” of American youth, it was said here vesterday by Dr. Blaine E. Kirkpat- rick, superintendent of the Epworth League, in his report before the an- nual meeting of the Board of Edu- mnnnhor the Methodist iscopal routh move- there may not be a te(_hnk‘r\l 'outh movement in America, the spirit is evident. “If there was a spirit abroad among young people 37 years ago that de- manded a measure of independence “ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL D. 0, THURSD? and self-direction which was largely responsible for the founding of the Epworth League,” he said, “that spirit is greatly intensified now. It may be that opportunities such as the league have forestalled a wide- spread revol In that and similar organizations thousands have found a chance to ‘have their say’ and in- vest their lives toward making a bet- ter world.” Dr. Kirkpatrick reported a total of 19 260 Epworth League “ghapters, 2,025 of which are in foreign lands. The total membership is 701,508. The principal formal action of the edu- cation board yesterday was a unani- mous indorsement of the proposed “Lincoln and Lee University." KAISER’S AIDES BROKE. Former Attaches of Palace Joining Salvation Army. BERLIN, February 4 (#).—Scores of attaches of the old Hohenzollern re- gime, down and out though their form- er masters are well taken care of, are joining the Salvation Army, “Hells- armee” of Germany. Forty of the 87 cadets in the train- ing schools in Berlin were former courtlers in the royal palaces. 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Experfences in Tibet while hobnob- bing with a Tashi Lama will be the, ning to launch a cinema campalgn of instruction Spring. composed of 20 lead- Il adopt standards of social etiquette which they belleve should be taught the public and which X $ been somewhat neg- an because the empha- on has been placed on s|told by Gene Lamb to members of | family mm; rathe exhibit of the kind to be held on this contine; United States Department of Agric ture poultry experts are all ing preparations to have America’s chicken raising industry adequately represented. The world poultry fair is t» be educational in character and open to the public. M. A. Jull, poultry expert ol the Department of Agriculture, announced today plans for an elaborate graphical representation with moving pictures of the growth of the poultry business in this country from its earliest be- ginnings to the huge industry it has become. The United States, he add leads other countrles In poultry rais- ing. the National Geographic Society in addresses at the New Masonic Tem- ple tomorrow afternoon and evening. Mr. Lamb spent 18 months in a jour- ney entirely across the formerly “for- bidden land NEW USE FOR FILMS. Japanese to Learn Etiquette by Means of Pictures. TOKIO, February 4 (#).—The Japa- nese are to be taught etiquette by means of moving pictures. Officials of the department of education are plan Adtress All Communitations to Cleans Teeth Safely ‘Without drugs and without risk W. M. Hornstein, Clearing House, 107 6th St..N. W. Phone Fr. 7059 2 sg D, J‘to res ~7nc. CHOICE LegofLamb . .. Rib Roast of Beef tion.” Jtimes 'Hydrox is picked first/ An interesting endurance test that you, too, might like to try RY this little experiment if you ever doubt the great popularity of Sunshine Hydrox over any other cake, cookie or cracker:— Serve a plate of assorted bis- cuits, including Hydrox, to your tea or card-party guests. Then you will notice that Hydrox are always the first to disappear from the plate. In the instance tabu- lated in the panel on the right Hydrox wereselected three times out of five, ‘What is the reason for this great popularity? Since our master-bakers first conceived this dainty, cream-filled chocolate wafer sandwich back in 1908 it has been the most favored of all fancy biscuits. The chief reason of course is its delicate deliciousness. Almost every palate mnendexs at once to its rich taste and yet itislight and nutritious. Nordoes it lie heavily upon one’s digestion. “Other nations,” says the Pravda, out ® ladyF‘mgers....b ® HomeMadelayerCake..Q ® Kisses.........4 @ DetitFours.......4 ® CreamPuff......2 © Hydrox.eeeeeee27 Moreover, both the cream filling and the chocolate wafer are made of the purest and finest ingredients that ever went into a mixing bowl. We use only things that you would use yourself in baking. It is truly the aristocrat of biscuits, Whenever a “sweet something” is wanted — ou can serve Sunshine Hydrox. It is the helpful answer to ‘‘what shall I serve my guests at teas or parties?”’ It is a delicious addition Prepared the powder in a little hot or cold water, then add water or milk. of5 to almost every kind of dinner dessert. Ice cream and crushed fruits seem lonely without Sunshine Hydrox. They are a boon to mothers who are faced with the daily plea of their children for something sweet between meals. Science now recognizes the need of young systems for sweet foods as a requisite to increasing mental activity. Sunshine Hydrox bis- cuits combine this sweetness with many other nutritious properties. Sunshine Baking is an art The care with which Hydrox are baked is typical of all Sun- shine Biscuits. The purest ofin- gredients, special temperatures evenly maintained —careful watchfulness at the ovens—these things are all a part of producing the finest biscuits that cen be made for your table. 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