Show f TURK Vhat Spring Brings In Evening Gowns OFFICIAL """"" FACESGALLOIVS I' : ' wiyww - 'ill1' ' ' (1lr':--':7N- I t IS - Mustapha Kemal Turns Navy Minister Turkey — (AP) — Ih-sBey's salary as minister of the Turkish navy was only $300 a month but he had a dinner 0 service of solid gold and a diamond Now he faces charges of corruption in office with the likelihood that he will be hanged if he is found guilty It is the first time in Turkish history that a cabinet minister has been brought to trial on charges of ANGORA if I if ' "'J A TJp Corrupt Deals of X ment and finally minister of the navy The bursar and deputies In of the charge parliamentary funds are appointees of Kemal himself but their responsibility is not excused on this score Government officials have declared that even for the Ghazi's appointees to steal from the nation's purse is treason- and that if the deputies are found guilty they must be hanged just as other traitors are hanged EVIDENCE The evidence of corruption In parliament has come as a shock to the country That body was fleeted from a list prepared by President Kemal himself last autumn It is known as the most rigidly disciplined and mannerly legislative body in the world - - ' ' UPPER AIR IS HELIUM HELD LONDON— (AP)— One hundred miles above the surface of the earth the consists almost whollyatmosphere of helium gas believes Sir William Napier Shaw eminent meteorologist If this conclusion is it will never be possible it isright contended for aircraft to navigate the upper atmosphere In a new "manual of meteorology" in which Kir Napier Shaw seta for this view: he deals with many other matters bearing upon atmospheric conditions He maintains that as the of auroras has been seen as light high as 500 miles above the earth gases of some kind must exist far out from this globe Comparatively low down comes the famous "heavy side" layer in the-- atmosphere 30 to 50 miles up It is this layer which reflects wireless waves and renders wireless signalling passible One point that emerges from Sir Napier's ' investigations ia that meterology thus far has afforded no means of foretelling the weather at the earth's surface far ahead although he supports to some extent the theory that there is a cycle of 35 years in which the weather repeats itself "UGLIEST WOMAN" SEES HARD TIMES PARIS — (AP) — Polaire famous French music hail star and actress advertised as having had the small- est waist in the world and also as the ugliest woman has met with misfortune Her country home and all her furniture at on the Riviera has been seized and sold for taxes All her property in Paris is being sold "It's a hard life" she says "I have to live on my salary now" A generation ago in America and France Polaire was all the rage for a time Saint-Rapha- el CHILDREN El HAD 1 Very Red and Inflamed Healed by Cuticura "My children were troubled with eczema which affected their beads and faces' It first appeared very red and inflamed and then water blisters broke out It itched and burned causing intense suffering Theydid not get their rest at night on account of the irritation "I tried other remedies but they did not seem to have any effect I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and in two months they were completely healed after using four cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment" (Signed) Mrs Frances Uphoff Cottage Grove Wis Use Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for aily toilet purposes Oiistmtnt £5 and Me 1 ileum '£v SH 'op 'm—vmhtn Ritmnf -- 2v rh frv EtpfeH M)ifn uhrur 5hain W fUttrurjm ":-- nr ''rvMt Mt" Stick 25c " "" - j! s 1 1 ' - I' i - - - - ' f I ' ' X ' '' r - '' ' h 7 f y i! ' - - ?- j "f ii : Ihl 5 u WSMfMft ' 1 1 ill - if " " 4'Ji S ' - v M i" 7 - v "if V s f iff: f i - if - ' i s ' sv-'- - f Sr ' Jt- ? - - f j 'A ft A i If i Mr sta-tiona j ' - line-silhouit- 50-ce- r nt - i four-ounc- e s fs B the-eve- I ii I tiS i V wtie w fri ends future menus d es ':'' - —oia rrtenas s off-whit- a " t - -- mm ' INTERFERENCE U : Gives Your Hair Unusual Beauty Heterodynes between powerful stations in the middle west and King Christian of Denmark is 7 yf east and the lower powered sta- called the most democratic mon4 ' I V ! tions on the Pacific coast cause arch in Europe Almost daily he serious interference in the moun- rides through the streets of Cotain states Mr Lafount is opHere'' is a unattended penhagen to as stations having posed great new picture of King Christian power as 50000 watts because the signals t interfere and drown taken while he was out for a ride 4? out some of the good smaller i v "Bye bye straight silhouette" says spring evening gowns of which these ithree are chicly typical RADIO PAPER IOR BLIND set-u- p new was the first bodice The and moire neckline on the roses chiffon and traceries (center)" periwinkle (left) green ivory rARIS--(AP)- — Blind people in of Commis major undertaking antj (right) dignified rich black velvet with swallow sioner turquoise ornaments caught with platinum-se- t who while away the long France Lafount since ' office taking tail hemline r r a few months ago and the first hours of darkness seated by their receivers now have a journal important change in the far west radio this ornament frock blue INTERPRETATION'S TTIRFE ry pins By IirXRI RrvnrL own Le Radio Braille By of their his allocations since predecessor — in1 show today three divergent For square turquoise set in platinum Colonel John F Dill was strick- the railsed Braille type they can Srrifo One of ' the NKW YORK — The lines of new terpretations of just how fashion in modern design with- a fatal illness last sum- read all about their favorite hobby the bodice at the en spring evening gowns are as fresh has the upper hand in this mat- twin pins catches mer Most of the changes were what concerts to listen to how to and fluttering as the season's ter of breaking up the straight point of the V and eases a little time divisions between neighbor- get the best results and even how i into once fullness The neckline lines for and all the zephyrs to mafie their own sets stations ing as a is be other The solidity and regularity of fresh fastens The the frock First girdle daintily seems and graceful an embodiment of gemmed gown-reallhas the edge the straight now a very dead thing right now All the season as spring flowers them-selv- on the hi hr-rOA an ivory background the new fashions brt-athe i must mention loo the sug straight lines to hits If T were roses in soft pink tints gleam gestion Af a blouse this bodice has asked to name the most interest- among delicate traceries of green This might be taken to forecast a ing point of nfvv evening styles leavesnow5 day — not too far distant —- when IMI A note! in slanting effects the I think I should say the killing fullness of frocks may- come v of the straight line continuity v is achieved here by having the above the waistline with slender WINTFK PAVFD THIS WAY downward ljne of the irregular nip miwi— quite a uiiiereni ei "Winter deserves honorable men- neckline the belt the skirt yoke feet mm mm- A from today's modes 'mm ' tion in this matter For the poufs and the skirt's flounce converge estaolu-hexne over tnirci all and bows and hustles tactfully pre- on the left hip Novel different again— the chic of black for evepared the way for the preseht ten- and charming is the effect ning especially when it is svelte The flounce is circular and of dency to diagonal lines Planting velvet tired effects and hemlines that generous fullness with dipping delicate transparent VELVJITS ELEGANCE Illicit pointing ends on the just cannot seem to accept I have remarked before but tenor as their mode of life sides The bindings are opposite of the like to emphasize the in are materials rose shade of Spring particular- depf'Jrt or mooes on a sisienco ly dainty tor evening wear FlowCrisp as the spirit of spring is more elegant evening vel ered freshness comts to us" in the moire of periwinkle' blue This vet has thi3 formality Black And when intrisically satins and chiffons two The has gown printed noteworthy effects in the lines have flowing grace it is swish and sheen of moire adds a its lines — the sugsophisticated quality to any party gestion of its curved neckline and doubled HereT have applied the shirred And taffetas come in luscious the fluttering' tendency of its flounce to' get the swallow-tai- l shades — all of them soft like 'the pointed panels And for diversity this hemlinj the honey beiges ' the THOSE GOWNS hem is Curved and notched to shOw on ko find Two costume groans very lovely moonlight jewel- the apple green satin lining The neckline and sleeveless armholes are likewise bound i with green ImW mrnm maim Mb MMMi which shows ever and anon as Mi iBiir ymmam mmam lady moves giving a fresh note to the govin 4 v After three months on the bench miss Of a Stockholm city court Xinrcnrpf Trautrott Sweden's first and only woman Judgesays t that the Job "isn t no oaa alter an Her male colleagues are all very kind to her and help her out ' with much useful advice she says The other judges have been so anxious to assist her that Miss Traugott has become the "pet" of the Stockholm bar Not that she is the she is digniclinging vine type infor court but befied and austere cause the Stockholm Bar association is quite proud of her Swedish women have just about invaded all the professions and Said one prominent businesses Swede in a newspaper interview The attractiveness of even 'the "We Swedish men now have albeautiful women depends most as the same most the privileges on loveliness of their hair w the Women" beautiful hair Is Fortunately now easily obtained It is simply :jc a matter of shampooing PIPE SMOKER HAS Proper shampooing makes the 75 BRIARS IN USE hair soft and silky It brings out all the real life and lustre all the and leaves i CHICAGO — (APf — A pipe smok- natural wave and color and fresh looking glossy bright er of moderate means may get along it While ffewith 50 pipes but 75 briars' are quent-an- d 'your hair must have to keep washing regular A ret better says Benjamin Page it beautiful it cannot stand the tired Chicago businessman harsh effect of ordinary soap The In Page's downtown office he free in ordinary soaps soon has 75 pipes in orderly array in dries alkali riteikes the hair "the scalp his on iracks the walls Besides it ruins and brittle "worklng pipes" he has a collecThat lis why discriminating wo- -tion of rare pipes gathered from men everywhere now use Mulsiof corners world 'all the Oil Shampoo This fied Cocoanut Page smokes his pipes in order clear pure and entirely greaseless never smoking the same one twice brings out all the real When he goes product in succession of the hair and cannot posiravf11nD h tnlrpR flhout 20 nines beauty Injure sibly along and when he merely makess Two or three teaspoonfuls of a social can or drops into a rriena is all that is required Mulsified office for a chat he only carries an abundance of rich makes It three or four lather which cleanses "f creamy He pays from 25 cents to $1 for thoroughly and rinses out easily v his "working" pipes and advises removing every particle of dust ' the smoker with 110 to spend to dirt and dandruff invest it in twenty pipes leaves the hair Boft silky and It rather than two $5 ones easy to manage and makes It fairly sparkle with new life gloss and :K lustre You can get Mulsified Cocoanut TECHNICAL SKILL at anxdrug store e IN PUBLIC OFFICE OilA Shampoo bottle laata for months — Advertisement WEST PALM ' BEACH Fla— 1!:Agnes Ballard the first ' woman Skin Sallow End Oily architect" to be regieteted by the A little Calonlte powder sprinklstate board and the first- - woman wet cloth and rubbed county official in'Florida" ends her ed on aover of gently the face each night term as county superintendent witH - - a rare ends shiny oily kins — puts new public- - instruction combination of achievement Dur- life into sallow skin and cleans" ing her administration when she the pores of all ddst dirt and was not busy with the executive prevents blackheads It makes the details of the office she devoted skin feel refreshed and bright so her architectural talents to the de- you will enjoy a good night's rest signing of small school houses - commission to bring better radio reception to the far west has been accorded general approval by broadcasters and listeners Station owners in the Pacific coast and mountain states who have written the commission commend the recent' changes in recom71 station assignments mended by Commissioner Harold Lafount j The second step in the program to improve conditions in the re mote sections of the west can not be made until changes are other sections put into effect in of the country Mr Lafount declares The changes' effective On March 1 were designed to Im prove the local broadcast situaI ' tion only The large Jmajority or the alter ations were made in the coast states where- - most of the stations that nrovidei programs for the en tire fifth zone "are located Lis teners in the mountain and desert areas are ' dependent on the coast stations and a very few lo cal broadcasters for their radio These - sparsely entertainment settled regions are not receiving good service and his chief problem is to! improve conditions there Mf Lafount says ' ' ' ' "! i WASHINGTON — (API — The first big step1 of the federal radio j- ' - I r- -- V- he suppose" The minlKter turned pale for he knew well that the Ghazi was aware his grandfather was a From his humble bepeasant- ginning lhsan Bey had risen to be a colonel In the army later president of the first of the dread "Tribunals of Independence" to be sent to Constantinople and then to be a deputy in parlia- ! V ''''- BETTER RADIO Listeners! Praise Effort To Clear Interference ' In IFar West : " ill A "A charming table service! Left' to yoa by your grandfather I vmi4 tf accepting1 "baksheesh"DA L SECOND SCAN ° ji 'S - r in ' t ? 3 g 1 A : li' X $10-00- !f ' -- " ah second scandal in the Turkof ish Mustapha government Kemal involves the treasurer and of parliamendeputies in charge tary funds "whoto must explain $50000 which what happened is unaccountably missing The two cases are the direct results of the war declared by resident Kemal on governmental out graft His campaign to wipe as the here is viewed corruption last and bitterest phase of his battle against the forces of the The exold regime in Turkey evidence that has ecutive given wronghe will wage war on-tdoers in his own party as ruthlessly as he already has fought and conquered his party's enemies Kemal's President suspicions about the dealings of lhsan Bey in connection with the reconstruction of 'the cruiser "Goebeu" were heightened by a banquet given by the former minister last fall PRESIDENT IS OUEST The president was guest of honor' He ate course after course of the dinner eyeing the golden plates on which it was served Then at the end of the meal he whispered to his host: i if V ! - - i ' ' v - SWEDEN'S JUDGE FINDS JOB EASY The King!' STEP TAKEN TO BE-GEMM- EI OUT MANY BEACONS TOAD FARMS LIGHT PACIFIC TEXAS IDEA SAN FRANCISCO— (AP)— The Pacific ocean may presently resemble something like a great white way The department of commerce at "Washington recently listed the total of lighthouses nd beacons established- aiong its borders and on its shoals in aid of navigation and found thnt they excetdod 1000 In 1?00 the lighthouse bureau-habut 18S Pacific lights while- the exact total for 192S is 10SC and in addition there aro 121 fog- signals and radio beacons at a ork in the Pa- cifio arra The numerous lights of today are marked by ever increasing The' biggest and best brilliancy in the Pacific wafers is a million-powe- r candle affair located at Point Sur in California flashing I every quarter second during the dark hours The rays are visible 100 milejs a range only exceeded by the radio beacons which warnings can be picked up over a radius The Pacific light lists which enumerates all the navigational aids is a moderate sized book for 1928 setting down and describing each beacon buoy and signal between Guam and Alaska and Yap and the Golden CJate The 1928 edition accounts for hundreds of whistles sirens horns and chimes which with the lights sprve to warn mariners of 2 channels and dangers d 200-mi- le COLEMAN Tex— (AP)-Whil- e scientists are disputing its feat of a slumber in a cornerstone Sid Sackett wonders whether the famous horned- - toad of Eastland will ruin his business Until the opening of the cornerstone at Eastland's old courthouse Sackett was the only breeder of horned toads in Texas and pos sibly the only one in the United States Now scores of Texans dreaming or quick wealth by supplying toads for cornerstones of new buildings and for zoos in eastern and north ern cities are catching the reptiles and starting horned 4oad farms this competition is of no small concern to Sackett In 1912 while he was operating a hotel Suckett received frorn a metallizing 'company an order for 200 horned toads He hired boys to catch the toads for 5 cents each and he sold the reptiles for 25 cents His business grew until he decided to raise his own toads for the market 31-ye- -- Ireland i She - believes the--is nothing connected with ' her position that a woman ought not to undertake" hut she was greatly relieved to learn that it is not compulsory for her to be present at an execution or to sign a death warrant Had this been necessary she said she would not have considered accepting the office ' Her husband the late R J was lord mayor of Belfast for five years and at one time her father the late Hir William was hig:h sheriff of Durham Oray England Mrs McMordip was a member of the first Ulster parliament Mc-Mord- HOME BKRNK NEWS - ie RY RADIO Switzerland — (AP) — Wireless as a link between those who live high in the mountains and their friends in the towns is the development of radio in For a few francs Switzerland townipenple may go beforo the miand Ripik to friends in crophone ri villages now-boun- RADIO ESPKRYNTO H U PARIS — (AP) — France haa a Radio JK'peranto dub v hich holds a regular at monthly Sorbonno university mating Paris The Lfans talk lHut their favorite di version only in mi rn-ji- ' Ktr-ran! 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