Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1927, Page 21

LORD BIRKENHEAD UPHOLDS IRISHOATH Author of Pledge Denies Any Move Will Be Made for Modification. By the Associated Press. LONDON, August 15.—Lord Birken- head, secretary for India, is the first member of the British cabinet to com- ment on the action of Eamonn de Valera and his followers in the Fianna { 1"ail Republican party king the oath of allegiance with veservations, as they announced it their places in the Dail I In a cment in the 1 lLord Birkenhead, who W ble for the drafting of the legiance embodied in the 2 v creating the Free i on of the e State 03 British Empire could be eat Britain without fund alty to the whole impel cepticn, while further dis hardly less grave would be irivolved.” Ends Modification Inquiry. In saying this he was answering a divect inguiry respecting a reported impending attempt to obtain modifi- cation of the oath, hope of which was publicly John Redmond. L: ud- mittedly wa without consulting his coll he added, that as far as was concerned. nothing in the world would induce him to whittle down the eath or allow its substanee to be im- paired esponsi- th of al- modifi pressed by 2 statement Praise for Cosgrave. The present political crisis in Ive- | narily one for State leaders He thought it all to the < had taken and he did not v would even- as to “the which en- doubt tuall ethical proe: abled men of T an oath in the of God whi intend to keep. name ate cabinet and his col- the addin RED SUSPECT FREED. Authority to Hold Javane: Manila Pisputcd. MANIAL. August 15 (P).— ed last d bolshevik of habea: Beefsteak Pie. LLEN TURNER brushed the cover of the beefsteak ple witn milk and smiled at the other woman who stood watching her “I guess there fsn't unother thing I can do to it, is there?’ aid | with a slight expression of*satisfac- | tion on her plump, fair face. | Julia Warren's dark eves rested upon the tempting pie. One could see it coming from the oven, prown, fra- grant, delicious—such a rare specimen of culinary skill as only love and cire | tul thought may accomplish. | “That's a perfectly absurd pie to | make for three people,” Julla sail |slowly. “There are materials enough in it for three ordinary pies. 1 don't see how you can afford to use so much butter at the price it is, eith 1 am afraid, dear, you are hopelessly ex- travagant when it comes to preparing She turned toward the door. ' going down to Bostwick’s to look x«t a rug. [ must have a new |one for my living room. The rug 1 | want is expensive, but 1 tell Bert he not complain I've saved v enough money to buy it my s Julia went down the back walk | len stood looking at her thought ¢ from the window. Julia was v, gracefully agile and charmin n her fur-trimmed coat and bright hat. overweight. sighed. They new living room rug, too. |doubt she could have one if she saved the way Julia did. but somehow she never could. Her household allowance was gone at the end of the week. It needed a Without cost a lot to feed the three of them, somehov Children Cry | i MOTHER :~ Fletcher’s Castoria is especially prepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipa- tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic en, who was a few pounds | - THE EVENING THE EVENING STORY “I suppose 1 am extravagant, per haps sinfully so.” she said to herself. She was taking the ple from the oven when her 12-year-old son, Don- ald, burst in from school. His eyes fell upon the dish and he paused “l say, mother, that's a What's in it? Beefst 1 hope dad won't be late for supper ) Ellen looked at the handsome. | healthy boy admiringly. She had no | cause to complain of Donald. He { came as near being a model son as a | woman could wish. | Dad was on time for supper, and { around the pie the small family sat | down in the best of spirits. Donald | told of some funny things that had | happened to him at school. and his father roared. Acros parants’ ey in their offspring. Afterward in the at the small radio set he had made and had devoured the evening paper, | Bllen litted her eves from her sewing {to study the shabby room It was {shabby, but clean and homel There were books, comfortable chair a lounge to loll upon if one felt we: | A dear, ugly room, quite unlike Julia | beautiful living room across the The door opened and a girl ca She was slender, dark, the picture ulia. sther’s got a headache,” she said o0 I've come over to get out of h Don. will you help me with my I'm stuck.” our mother get her rug, Ive- en asked. s0,” Evelyn answered in {in. | differently. Julia telephoned Ellen to come ove, and see the rug next day. It was un mistakably a_beauty and Diarrhea; alfaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stoniach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of P T Absolutely Harmless No Opiates. t No-| Dutch | Rovernment. combed the islands fe be deported on the ground that he entered without a passport. Men's Modesty, 1 feel that when, b ep beneath the cock th's job will then be done, annihla- tion will be hers. Methinks without my presence here, without my efforts high and fine, all thinzs will end and 1his 0ld sphere might just as well take in her sign. To make my Hubbard squashes grow the vernal breezes warm the soil; the changing seasons come and go, that 1 may profit from my toil. The good old moon is hung above that I may have abundant light to cultivate the greens I love and weed my turnip patch by night. I rise to find a stormy dawn, and say, “This tempest was ordained to stimulate my burned-out lawn—of drought I've fre- quently complained.” 1 have it firmly in my mind. I have no doubts, T must ss, that everytbing was planned, designed, to make my stay a great suc- “Thus every fellow in his heart ves for him the planets spin: the universe will fall apart in chass when he cashes in. Then on a day he qui's the grind, and falls in slumber. since he must: and all the dreams he had in mind are also dead and gone to dust “The universe pursues its game with- out a jolt, without a jar; his passing doesn’t halt or lame the progress of | a single star. The roses still with dew are pearled, the hollyhocks are tali and bold, the turnip patches of the world are thriving as in days of old. WALT MASON. (Copsrisht. 1927.) — Bug Doom abso- lutely Kills Bed Bugs, Moths, fleas. —gets their eggs | and larvae. Suc- cessfully used for years. Guaranteed. No Riddance =4 SUNB Dr.Butler Says Noxzema Best Dr. Frederick Butler is entrusted the T auty'of directing 3 Life Guards at Long Beach. He has tested many sunburn reme- dies. He writes: “Atter giving Noxzema every possible test, 1 do not hesitate to recommend it for the nburn. It has proven ve of ali treatments. It ntage of being dainty and stainless which appeas to women afraid of soiling flimsy dre: e - Noxzema has been selected by America’ greatest beaches as the best wey to prevent or relieve sunburn. yourseif needless guffering. Get ajarat anydrug ordept. store. NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM | ‘Greaseless = It Heals | Physicians everywhere recommend it. 7 s the table the | met in mutual delight | living room, while Donald listened in | STAR, WASH 1 need another lamp, so I'm goina to save for that,” Julla announced. “Then I shall have things to suit me, very nearly. Will you excuse me an instant until I telephone the grocery? There are some things Evelyn and her father balk at eating, but I have them just the same. I will not pamper their appetites when it comes to ar- ticles of diet.” Ellen said nothing, whereas she might have said much, but she saw | that Julia was in a state of nervous sion. n hour later Donald came home, bringing Evelyn with him. e put his arm about his mother, whispering an Evelyn stay to supper? going to stay downtown n't anything but a can of sight in their kitchen.” Iyn stayed, after receiving her | ission, of course. Julia, hurrying to get ready for a bridge party. was only too glad to be relieved. There were only pancakes and &yrup, tut the youngsters didn’t compl “We never have pancakes, sald. “Mother they're smoky and she won't have smoky things in the Kitchen, now that it's justsbeen done over.” and there something in llen was called In Julia had col- dashed home was sum- Warren The doctor Bert work. ase for the hospital, Dr. Jones avely. What Mrs. | Warren needed was rest, good food, quiet. He would bring a trained nurse. iSllen saw Julia every day, although she was kept_from _everybody_else. awaiting investment. NGTON, D. C. MONDAY, Here such money will be productive of compound interest and will be instantly available when needed. Such an account is truly an investment as well as a convenience. 2% Paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accounts “Dr. Jones raves because 1 am so thin,” Julia cried. *“But how can I look decent in my clothes otherwise? And food is so expensive. I'm sure I've tried to economize. ['ve saved and saved. And now this is the pay 1 get for it. Ellen"—she seized Ellen's hand—"you won't let Mary Peck bake cakes in my lovely white and blue kitchen, will you?" “No,” Ellen promised. ‘And you'll see that Evelyn doesn’t put her school books on my polished table or track mud on the new rug?” “Oh, my dear,” Ellen said, “stop bothering about such things. Just get well.” > saved so hard to get my lovely things,” Julia mourned. “It will kill me if when I get up I find them marred in any way." “You shall not. I'll see to that’” Eillen promised. She consulted with Mary Peck and Evelyn and her father. You'd better come over and get your lessons with Don evenings,” she told Evelyn. “Oh, may sparkled. I do love your living room, dear Mrs, Turner. It's so cozy and home-like. Ours is too nice to use When 1 grow up and—and get mar- ried"’—the young girl flushed—"1 shail keep house just the way you do. 1 shall have nothing too good for m tamily, and 1 shall let them have all the b teak ples and pancakes they want.” Evidently Don had been boasting Ellen smiled at the thought. Julla recovered with the aid of many fresh eggs, much cream and milk. 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Tt was a hard task, but she accomplished it as only | she could. | “You mean I've been starving my-, selt in order to save on my grocery | LIll?” Julia cried angrily. ~But her | anger soon cooled. After all, she had | some common sense, and her long, expensive illness had taught her many | things. | A week later Evelyn came bounding | into the kitchen where Ellen was | making another beefsteak pie. | “We're going to have beefsteak pie. | too, for suppert” the girl cried. “You | just ought to see the bhutter mother | used in making it! And. oh, dearest | Mrs. Turner, may Don come over and study with me tonight? Mother says we may use the living room all we | vant. She says.” added Evelyn joy- ously, “there isn't going to he any- thing in the house too good for her tamily after this.” 'Blotches Mar Béafity i Zemo for It;lfl;—g. Irritations, ! Pimples and Blotches. | Apply Any Time No more worry about ugly Skin | Irritations. For you can have a clear smooth skin. 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